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Armenian

which

language

is

literal

the

iwinj

the

and.

vulgar
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difficult,

but

invincible

not

at-

least

hope

not.

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shall
go

is

on

language,

and

would

the

amply
repay

any

trouble

of

it,

learning

one

LORD

to

BYRON

Messrs

Moore

and

rich
a

.
.

and

dec.

Murray

J816.

PREFACE

ihe

Armenian
in

modelled

idioms

great

the

in

world

considerable

and

of words
in

VII,

and

X
The

of

XII

behoves

of

to

such

to

French

and

as

The
so

foreigners,

many

British

power

ships,

and

fail to

attract

necessity

to

for

its literature

strange

to

know
Far

from

regulating
good

in

the

the
their

of

treasures

say,
the

and

and

grammars

yet it is

English

opposing

an

this

to

too

VI,

It's
; and

and

rich

of

better

for
of

than

it, we
that

croachments.
en-

by
menian
Ar-

our

by English
could

many

also

style.

original

not

became

found

they

their

guages,
lan-

extension

the

study

fact, that

language,

to

ians
Armen-

promote
by

in

It is

mother-tongue

wish

it

spoken

many
to

study

to

many

empire,

Indian

undeniable

study

dictionaries.

the

modern

and

owing

Armenians.

partiality
the

tion
adop-

observed

masters,

to it's extremities
vast

varied,

of

written

transactions

language

directing
and

it's

making

from

second,

the

commercial

by

present

influence

familiar

very

The

of

ous
numer-

the

during

at

us

languages,

of that

attention

richest

origin

especially

authors

the

East, visited

foundation

is

absolutely

be

English,

become

the

syntax

and

This

prevent

fellow-countrymen.
of

in

to

not

first of these
has

its

permitting

philology

endeavour

the

is

sera.

our

if

since

Syriac

and
of

language,

our

us

Greek

centuries

progress

accurately

both

foreign languages.

translations

the

Syriac,

and

undergone

alterations

from

antiquity,

it has

; but

Greek

the

by

measure

its

for

celebrated

language,

means

it,
of

This is

spreading the

in

of St.

cupied
seriouslyocEnglish language in

is still

years, and
knowledge of the

for

Worked

has

Lazarus

Academy

Armenian

idea of our's. The

new

no

many

of this kind.
Armenia, by publications

the

livinglanguages requireto be modified according to

nothing more
names;
objectsrequirenew
progress of time. New
to control
men
rational. But it is an imperiousduty for learned
of neology,
these innovations so as to prevent too great an abuse
which alters,corrupts and distorts the most
that gnawing worm,
beautiful languages.To attain this object,all friends of science
should
unite togetherto oppose with all their might such abuses,
assistant is not to be despised.
and the help of the most humble
compatriots,
of the highestorder and distinguished
Scholars
is preciousto me, have imposed a heavy
whose
commendation
I have
to publisha new
task on me, requestingme
dictionary.
All

done

necessary to consult several Armenian

have recourse
to a new
method, and
F. Paschal

Rev.

incomplete,it was
and English works, and to
change the rules adoptedby
it

having found

being exhausted,and

the

tionary
stock of the first dic-

their confidence. The

best to repay

my

Awker,

that learned

number

of

divine who

has rendered

great services.
As

regardsthe

richer than
contains

the former

besides

and

one

of

authors,a great number

in

works

country, the synonymes

our

of

our

Academicians

have

words
use

of

them,

It is

and

exist

of which
also
of

in

daily use at present

in
only partially

scientific

nation,and

our

clature,
nomen-

by

our

omy,
relatingto astronhistory,chemistry and alchymy.

natural

also

generallymade

popular words

of words
particularly,

more

included

Armenian

the first scholars

physic,anatomy,
We

same

It contains

classic authors.

composed by
best

at the

of the

the terms

Dictionaryis much
It
time more
purified.
cient
language used by an-

New

words,our

use

some

"

of in

current

"

words

; that

is to say,

good society making a judicious

well as possibletheir meaning.
,

explainingas
since

published the second edition of

ing
English-Armenian
Dictionary; which we have revised,makadditions,
corrections,
suppressionsetc. ; and now we have the
pleasureof presentingto the publicthis Armenian-English
New
some

years

we

the

Dictionary.
The

"

old

Armenian-English Dictionary
(pub. 1825 ) compiled
Rev. Father,with the assistance of J.
by the above-mentioned
Brand Esq. the eminent
Armenian
scholarj was
undoubtedly a
-

Xtll

most

excellent

work

literaryworld
studies
has

made

of that

was

very

received by
favourably

period ; but

the

in both

languagesduring
of that book,hi^ve
caused
publication
w
ork
the original
That
indispensable.

tried to do in

have

have

as

accurate

done

and

the

researches
and
many
the half century which

elapsedsince the

detailed revision of
we

and

extensive

manner

very

is what
as

it most

willinglyas it seemed to us
as
countrymen as for foreigners.
necessary for our own
this dictionaryas comto make
"We have done our utmost
pact
to offer it to the public in a convenas
ient
possible,
preferring
cessible
portablesize,so that its small dimensions may render it achave omitted the genitives
of
to all. For this reason
we
words terminating
:
and
possible,

1st in

we

piizU,such

whose gen. is always phmR,

piiitL.ppA,
that is to say, fLbni.pirui1i.
2'^'y in anjR, gen. if.nAp, anuiijitj,
puniipunnpM "tLnAjt
as

3'^'y in t"fi"gexi.pt
uiif,

"p, "lugpiMtuliuipuiii,
4'Wy
tuGj^,gen. u/iimg,auit^uiuu/li^
"lubuig.
well as the
"JuA,
5thly in niM,
as
gen. Ju/b, q."fiftni-""
nominative pluralq-inpiPnA^p,
gen. -"/!"%.
6thly in ^fig,
-ka"'3gen. ^gp, ^gi^g, ^w'wlipg, -/(gp,
7th]y in na/l/l,gen. ni-^Lty,
~nt.^t.y,
nu^baig, lipat%nL.^li
"nu^trutg.
8thiy in fit,gen.ifi,
-g^p,-giu"g.
ly^g, ^pPn,.g/,^,
gthly in njj, gen. qp, 'it"gt ^^^-"1;-7A1 -'U"3'
IQthly in jjifi,
-qt'i'pt
-qb''""3'
^i^qh'i't
ql'i""gf
gen. qfitpt
llthly in np, gen.pp,pi^gi piuq-aiunp,"pp, -pu'g'
12tWy in JfVld,
-p, -tug.
gen.p, wg, "fnqai^u^u/i
ISthly in mjpR, gen. utfriy,
Pi.pujjP'b,
mjiing,
-ugUnj, -iujbng.
14thly in kfji
and. wip, gen. it-ytipuig,
fuh^pand puToiuipi"iLiy,
in

"ihiug.

%niib%p and m^mip,

"itutg,
hdji and mdp, gen.ii-i/,
"bL.njf "bbuMg,
-p, -tug.
16tWy inngf, gen. ^, tug, pAliiM/Lng,
15tUy

As

in

turally
indicated the gen. of all the roots, we have nawith
suppressedalso the genitiveof compound adjectives

we

have

uiunjuihp'b,
^lu'bpiujpm,
genitiveas their final radical;
puSiimq^m,etc. haviug the same
that is to say: "/^""tiRnpt ifuiiug:^
qbt^i qpmp
bp'u, yup, i^'upg-^
and also in
also in all compound words
This occurs
qPmutg.
the roots U'pm,

SfiR, ifhin,
etc.,such

as

"

XIV

verbs,of which

the

^"L^/.,which
We

"

is at the

have

the

time

same

and A"y or

""^

genitiveswhich
in the

word//, ^^7,or

every

left the

of
preterit

the

repetition

verb

5"^^'"-

genitivesof participles
= op'i^l""L'
invariably^/_^i*z."5

suppressedthe

also

as they are
employedas adjectives,

In those

preterittenser*

the

we
^"^--yA,
puttingJbqJiu^nL.gu.'uhJ',

instead of

'ubif.

omitted

often

have

we

declined in /"in the singular

are

repeat unnecessarilybefore
suppressedthe singular,and

to

plural,not
u*^,

have

we

instance : instead
putting/""'/^,
For
employed only the plural.
of pai/j fig,ifnLp^uifi,
//,u,g, we have made use
A, A^, iPnipi^ujIi,
clined
dehave adopted this system for all other genitives
We
.ug
in "J, t'g; HL,
nj, nff- a,p[,
aS, UilJnn.,
HLg-^ bquTb, bquTbg-^

of

ni.

"

iiLO

Irniub
aitinhijii
,

anu/ltg
"

English words according to their

arranged
are
always
in Armenian
different significations
; the synonymes
are
divided by a comma
only ( ) and the different significations
by a semicolon ( ; ) at other times by a
separated sometimes
Not to repeat
there is a different signification.
colon ( : ) where
the
of the article,
or
words which
at the head
the Armenian
are
English words and phrases in the middle,we have employed the
followingsmall horizontal line ( ),as also in compound words
another
of a syllableor
formed
from it by the addition
word,
when
paragraph.
they follow in the same
In the series of Armenian
adopted as much
words, we have
Academic
Armenian
of our
as
Dictionary,
possible the method
sic
clasfrom
chosen
of nearly all the words
our
making a summary
of
authors ; obsolete words
being excluded, as also a number
stood
compound words, the meaning of which would easilybe underlanguage.
even
by those unacquaintedwith the Armenian
All these words
terms
have been substituted by other
recent
ferring
rebest modern
and trades,adopted by our
to arts,sciences
if we
ful
writers and grammarians. And
sometimes
with doubtmet
unknown
or
words, we have expressed this uncertaintyby
of
an
making use
interrogative
point( ? ),thus denotingthe word
unknown
As well as all popular terms
as
an
one.
or phrases are
*
preceded by an asterisk ( ).
For the English words
have followed the method
we
ed
adoptWe

have

the

"

in the very extensive

Dictionaries of the two
D. Johnson
and A. Boyer ; as well
of Alfred
the

Elwall,John

Millhouse,J. P.

TechnologicalDictionaryin

three

most
as

famous

cographers
lexi-

the Dictionaries

Roberts, E. Clifton

languagesof

and

A.-L. Tol^

TABLE

OF

ALPHABET

ARMENIAN

THE

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There

towards

the

marked

with

like Italian

thirty eight letters

are

numerals-,

were

end

in the fourth

of the

Xll.th

and

century, they
The

"

are

not

letters

thirty six from

first

in

included
and

e.

the
with

marked

U. to -p,

which

ft, being introduced

two, 0 and

last

the

century;

vowels.

are

Alphabet. The

in the

formed

asterisk

an
a

"

numeration.

long

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s

in

as

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part

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sort

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or

short, or

as

as

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Greek

or

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in the

mute

pleasureand

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toorn

door

lamb

daughter
ether

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army

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ass

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fellow

in

azure

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hour

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emasd

20

luts

meaning
light

50

khavar

dark

40

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tree

SO

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czar,

in mezzotinto

as

good

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soft
r

garc

car

gov

cow

hair

falher

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in ihe

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beginningof words;

midst;

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mute

at

y as
the end

in

boy

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sh

hair

hair

tzine

voice

rudder

j^r

jay

wo

as

in word

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as

in fetch

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nu

p
s

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or

as

in

church, or

like t in

nature

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hard

hard

long

as

in

mulCj

or

10

hard

hard, or

NEW

sounds

are

indispensableto

ARM.-ESGL.

DICTIONARY

or

the

convey

cA

as

in chaos

y)A

nearest
a

naval

400
300
600
700
800
900

clear

that be
idea

given

of the

shepherd
inanity
raisins

huid

pot

champer

chamber

roob

rob

sagr
varkTi

bark

1000
2000
5000

saker

4000

damp

ram

flock

5000

tzool

bull

6000
7000

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poison

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feather

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bunch

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cake

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in vowel

500

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U.U.UII
soft

in English characters
pronunciation.

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as

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8000
9000

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XVII

ARMENIAN

SHORT

WORD
Words

the

in

Armenian

language

GRAMMAR

heir. PiL-iriLii bird.

Jaiif.
J-uia-uAii.an
sheep.
chick, chicken, 4"'"- fowl, n^mp
dove. "Jf horse, ^i-i dog, "c.
uiiiuii^iji

of eight parts of speech; Nouns,

consist

KEUTER

Pronouns, Verbs, Participles,Prepositions,

jections.
Adverbs,
Conjunctions, Inter-

^ni-p water,

NOUN
In

six

nouns

considered
or

peculiaritiesare

to be

Form,
Gender,
Species
Case, Declension.

air,

oq.

Irp^pip

Jpibody.

heaven,

^n,i_ earth, Jiup,

light,drum.
^"i
foot. 4"?^/' so/ul,

hand,
tree. Hm.^
nuip
house.
mnt^i
uiPnn.
spirit,i^aip mind,
death,
chair,
iTiu^
life.
^mirpt-pm.^
tihu/u^
Pi patience. uiiiftpuit-m-Pli
injustice,"c.

Kind, Number,

FORM
GENDER

The
In

the
are

language the genders

al
distinguished by their natur-

Armenian

significations,as

forms

The

bull.

a
stag,
t^i/"lrpni-

nigiuqaiii^

epithets

of

and

three

language

of the

words

compounded

the

are

ian
Armen-

of

Tarieties

thousand

producing

words,

and.ornament

treasure

this

modes

different

compound

king, jnt-i^

are

nouns

hind.

human,
MASCULINE

Adam,
^h-mpnu Peter, '^ptq-np
\i,^uiir
Vardan, "c.
il"//"^""A
Gregoryson,
father,
P-iufiut-np
2^ui/p
m-ump

of the

Preceded
:
simple, as, Jhtp^ man
by
posed
Com:
a particle, as,
lAiTuipq.inhuman
of entire
words,
as, J'".f^i".tf

be

may

in

made

tongue.

cock, "c.
tribunal,
1],io"'"4i7/

^p

soldiers. i,hirhiuM^

SPECIES

KIND

or

^ni^n, cavalry, horse-troops,"c.

There
FEMIiaHB

as,
or

Ijt-iyEve,
Susanna,

liTmptnuJ'Mary.

^utp,i.nt.^[i
Base,

J^m-^uA
a

"c.

.pn/p

of words

kinds

two

f/if^T-man

Derived

at

having

Derivatives

The

sister,

Armenian

human.

most

NUMBER

Numbers

mm,
'^uipif.

child,
tiuit-uil/

unity

infant.

abundant

language.

are

two

Singular

COMMOU

uuipa.

itive,
Prim-

termination

the

are

Derivative

and

particle,as, Juip^\m)yk

^uipuu bride.
in the
imi
cow.
heifer.
Irpt'ii^
p-uni-nt-^fiqueen,
"fui^l'
ewe.
diMiplhen. hijiihind, "c.

Ifju/^mother,

are

men.
"Tuipiffili

and

Plural,

as,

as,

"/w/"?=por

XX

PLURAL

the
l|w%i"/^

PLUEAL

ot

women

the wives.

of the women.
'i\ut'iiu,'iy

MuittuAjor
^uAm/u the

^uiiiiyuto tho

uin.

women.

from
/I l\ui%ui%j
with
lit^iu-fnp

The

women.

the

women.

by

or

the

followingare
in this

women.

the days.
Mf-nt-pp
of
M.^ni-p^ the days.
to the days.
or
H,i-fii_^j
juit-nt-pu
the
ij\^i-ni-pa dayS"
from the days.
jO.'-""-/"j
with or by the days.
\S,t-n".pp^

declined

SINGULAR

manner.

i^iypthe father.
or 4"/"of the father.
l^wi-P
^,ui-p,^op
oTj'iiyp to the
^^^
father.
iX'yi'

SINGfULAK

T"^L//^or
^.fco.^the
village.
*^tf^ofthe village.

"i"t^or{"^f.f"-f/^to
the village.
the village.
"^{""-"f_
b ^f"iShfrom the village.
with or by the village.
^li-i^i.

from
or f 4"/f4f 2,""-/"4with
2^iupp

by

or

the

father.

the father.

father.

PLURAL

2,""/!/" the fathers.

of the fathers.
or
"impm'iij
2,""/y
oT
^utpj i,tupufi,g g^tapa to the fathers.
the fathers.
^j^i""/""

PLURAL

the villages.
^.^../j^
of the villages.
"J.^
..f/fj
or^ 4'"/""*^ from the fathers.
tl,T3
to the villages.
or /"/y^^^/^u
%f,,-ibg
w
t^'upp^ith or by the fathers.
the villages.
t^fiL.^u
from the villages, [villages.
^ 'Vl'^^lli'i
or
'i'b'-il"'-e
fb^i/op with or by the
,

SINGULAR

SINGULAR

St/"the Lord,

the

SfffpuATigranes.
Sb^pfiiy of Tigranes.
or f SA?^'"^'
to Tigranes.
%[ii.pu,%u,i

Master.

Stain.% of the lord.

St-uiiiior ji"4-/"
to the lord.

tS4/"the

^ttpui'iM
Tigranes.

lord.

f Stu,n-%i^or

^ St^^it from

with or by
Sl^l'iut/fL

the

the lord.

lord.

from Tigranes.
^btc'"''"ii
with' or by Tigranes.
^bi-pui'iiiut.

PLUftAL

SINGULAR

^/^""ppthe Lords,the Masters.

l^y-J^kHelena.
of the lords, [lords. Z^t-qi.it-a^
or rnhpui'iig
of Helena.
S*-"'/'5
Sfe "M
Ik-qjfhtuij
or
hpuilig or guthutpu tO tho
to Helena.
ljr,iP%k
^t-Muputhe lords.
^kql^k Helena.
^ $"-ii/^j,
from the lords.
from Helena.
A Ij^llfliiruj
or^ inirpa/iig
.un.

S^^""/^

with

or

by

the lords.

with or by
l^h.iifisiriii,.

Helena.

SINGULAR

or op the day.
O.'-i'
of the day.
U."-nL^
or
U,i."".^/
to the day.
jiut-p or jop
or
ill'-/'
^o^ the day.
jO.'-ftor jo^t from the day.
with or by the day.
\S,'-nL.pp

ADJECTIVES

Adjectives in
admit
case

The

the

the

besides

Armenian
the

number

guage
lanor

degrees of comparison.

Comparatives are

formed

in

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three modes

f-A
particle

1. with the

DECLINSIOnS

"

the

Jkit

great,

^mii

u.
,

mm.m^%i^ as,

Jttt

b.a

uin.m_

greater. 3. with different

,
of the substantive,as, Jhtr% l"

Jkir
".Iti_
eases

tlhtrii

all

than

Wiupn.uipk^^ greater

b"l.
^"^ of me, mine or my.
fi'ii.i
"liu
pitto me*
iun.

^" me.
prophets; jjiH*"from
the

f,iTuiptf-uipku,
greater amongst

PEBSOnAL

PnOKOIIHS

prepositionsfotu,

dhif

TBI

or

better. 2. with
paipfigood,p'uiplrfn/ii

as

\t%luwith

me,

or

by

me.

prophets.
The

in three

1, with

manners:

Wke we.
Xftp of
cles
parti-

also formed

Superlativesare

the

fore
ij.tr^^' tfV+ or t- put bebest. "uJt%^
them, as, uitlfinupuiiili
wisest
^liiiMiiuiniA
t^hnuiifhtoni^p THOSt
clean. Jhhuiiluijhiai.f_,
convenient.
most
mS\\

tra.uiJtb-

,greatest.2. by adding to them

or

our

us,

our's.

US.
\yt-ii_,jJtq_,Jlrq_to
jlTfr^us.
froifi us.
/.ir4*2.
or
ITttp
Jto^ with or by
uin.

us.

1""."-thou.

adverbs, as, /"-"# Jkitumnfu or Jt.

"pn of thee, thine or thyh-u
h-uit^nfli
ilannp-uipui^
greatest,jy^
.pl^ijg4tbi_to thee.
worst. uiJhr%L.^i "pt^,
"f-nfli
uA^iiutpfilll
fuip
thee.
"I^if1_
most handsome,
tq^kijf
trpf^^"
"ttiit-gp^
/.-Pi*/from thee.
most
miserable. 3. by redoubling the
some

""a.

positives,as,
pui^Mup

Or

Jbb-aiJhh-

uin-int^h^^iuii
t^iuip

^"p

"pt with

greatest.itu_
worst.

or

by

thee.

T^nt^ye or you.
2t;"of you, your or your's.
^^hifj
jihijj
ik-^ to you.
?2tt you.
iun.

PEONOUNS

from
/'2t*'".
or
2t"-.p
ikop

supply the placeof nouns

and, like them, have
case, number,
the first,
second
and particularly
and
%ia he.
third persons, as, t-u I,^.nt. thou,
In Armenian
they have no genders.

you.
with

by

or

you.

Pronouns

There

of pronouns

four kinds

are

Substantive

Personal, as,

or

I, q.nM.

ta

he or himself.
hijp'fc
of him or his.
\i'hpkui'ii

fib^ito

or
'\fiiplruM%

uin.

him;
"lY^iigb
from him.
j]ii^t%4with or by
\i'iif,iTu,jp.

him.

him.

thou,l^^i he, himself,^^p own, himself.

they or themselves.
^%^"-u.%^
"uum that,
Definitive,
this,
as,
if-tu that,
of them, their or their's,
\iti^lr,u%g
or (iJhiPb
he, she, it. Possessive,as, [tir
to them.
uu,

or
\{ii^t!ufiiii
pyiptuAii
mine, Jtp or dbpyjih our, our's,^y
them.
qlatph-u/ba
OV.pn/pi thy,thine,ilip or ^hpypbyour,
from them.
jliitpt-mliij
your's,l"-p or ^t-pia/p,his, hers, its,
with or by them.
\"%^lru"Jpp
their,their"s ; " Eelative,as,
fii-pkui%g
what.
np who, which, that,
uio.

my,

The three letters

Articles distinctive
-

and

joined

words

"

the

to

.f

called

are

VERBS

"

verbs, shew

and

,1

of- the ^persons

terminations
of
their

persons

The

four

Conjugationsof
and

order,and are used as personal,

last vowels
possessive,and definitive pronouns;
or

iTuMpn-oJ who

as:

or

this man;

or

thy man,

is

man,

or

am

man

ilhip^f thou who

or

that man;

his

man

or

or

art

my

man,

man,
he who
Jiupif-l.

that

man.

the verbs

of their

"'-

J-iiT. I move;

"

the

which
indicatives,

t
are, t "
The indicative of the First
ends with the vowel
t
""

are

distinguished by

are

"

of the Second

tion
conjugaas, ^yp-

with

"

as,

inL-uAmiT,1 wash ; of the Third with

as, 4t^"^"r,/ pour out; of the Fourth
[learn.
with f.as, nt-uutb^tT,

-"-

XXII

their moods,

of the regularverbs with

Specimenof the four conjugations
tenses,numbers
INDICATIVE

Sing.

and persons.
Present

"

Plur.

Pers.

Pers.

Zit-pJ"hiF-lru-k'

iiu[iJ--lrir^-kp-lr'b.

2jril-ni-J'-n'-u-nt-

i,h,i-ni.J^-njf-niii
nt-uu/ii-[il/p-^^-pi
"

{[".uiuli-^ir-liu-l

"

"

Imperfect
^u.pJ"ki'itL-kt^-kt'''

'Zu.pJ^-kti-hl'p-kc
ini-uili~uijiu^~-uJj\t^--uMfph
\nt-in'ii"ttjfli"uMjlip"tiMjp
"

"

"

"

^trq-ni-ut^~nM-fi^"n^liIi
nt-uu^-kuip"klf^"kl'l"

^Irii"nt-^"nt^lip-yp

"

"

'

{[i.uui'ii-kl'-kl'p-kp
"

Perfect

l."'-"'~jf"3^/'-"."'-"'j

ir'-"'~3'"-e~3l'-e~jl''''
"

"

\\L.u~uie~uJp"tui^*

ni-u-~tuu~uiJa~uMU

Future

^uipj'"ii-u^nt^"t-t/^li^"lru^trjl

'^tunJ"hq^q"lruqlrtl"haB^

"

iMPEKATivE

(ju/ncra-UQ^
\nt-UM

up

J/r
f

Present

"

XjitMnfrh-uqbrltp tiji
ytuna-iruqt^

yiMtittrlmUq^
*

ini-ujiluip

\nt-uJat^D

uh

inM^uIhtulp

I "7Lu"ifn4rr iSh lilt-iuiiq^

\ nt-iuuqnu

Zj^1_iJ^ ^Irqnt-p
Jf i,li,igk'
it-i/g^,
Wt-unp a[i m-UUM/tnp
\\t,uqh Jp nu.uqp

Z^^'lMp '^ ^hqnL^

"

\\i-uuipni^ Jit nt-uuihhp

Wt-Uqph tlji
ni^uqph
t

'

"

jp i,yiigk'h.
Ik-./glrii,

"

gnt-iMiuqLlM

dp

"

"

Future
or
ijtupj~iru2l'p
^pJ-lru^lra

\juipj-h-uqnt-a
wiptftuPpo

"

or
tnt-tuuqBra
\at.iutf9l'p

fni^tnuq^

ftap"f-truqtru

^uspKrhuql^*

\nt.u/uqnt^ gni^uMu^hp
,

int-utuqts^t

^^
at-au/lili2bp
fl"-""/V
ni-ujlw. \lt.ujni^
nt-u^p^OT ni-uuiii[i^_p
nt.uq[lii^
"

SUBJUNCTIVE
The

is formed

Present

like that of Indicative.

Future

n uuuAi-l.^p.F-l.jPa-lyli
.

'""-"""''-l-at'tg-bshp-tl'at'l'
'

xxir

IMPERATIVE

ypfiiriiuA^pbe

Future

Present

"

let
t,if,^[l

not

thou

let
tql-jl"'b

not

be you
.^ h.^.'bli^

be you
}},jrp,i..^

be.

them

be.

let
l^AjnV^
you

Future

I shall
hiiu,%l-gl"J'

be

shalt

trqjigputhou

be ilfi'tab"
^^"?be or may
lJ.%[,j^J-l
he
be.
tr,il"jp heip'ly^
7^^ ^^ip-bab'''
XlHat't we hQiFi'b2!'-e

be made

made

shall be made.

he

''"
/("V',2/i"!

o'

be.

is like that of the Indicative.

Present

Fuinre
or
\S'Lhl"^

M'^

let them
il'^l''''
SnBJOKCTIVE

like that of the Indicative.

is formed

Present

be

us

SDBJUNOTIVE

The

ibgV

thou

o^ itab" be
li-'i'l-^fp

OT

let him

be-

him

V#/'

we
or
ir^".%l"g["i/^
\}-ll.j,^ij!p

t.i/.^^
you

shall

be

they

be.

shall be

made

or
til-^l-p

made

kibsf' *bey shall_be made.

INFIKITIVE

to
\lfbUi^

be.

INI'INITIVE
PAHiiciPLE

to be,
b'/uAf/:.

made,

to be

being.
\Jk%nq_

Past

PARTICIPIE

Past

made, done, having been.

t.^tu/^^been,

having been.
'|tio/_or//.t""/_been,

Future

Future

is to be.

or
k,iuj%hilwhich
\Silu/iilring

verb

Substantive

made

ijv\,iiir/ om,
done.

or

am

CONJUaATION

FIEST

thou art //Af he is.

if-'i'^''
are
are
JA/*
ih'i'lif
you

I am
Xl^liiT
\p,l"(pwe

they

are.

Imperfect
thou
il^'kl'p

I was
Xj/iikt
he

INDICATIVE

wast

[Ubkc

mo

vest

we
move
^aipJ-^
Zu'iiJ-lrifg
^upJ-h'bthey move.

you

move

/t"pe"/ect

were
we
'\J!iik'u^

%kp' they

it^kfipyou

were

^.
I moved
XitupJ-kfi

were.

I s^^^'
Xj.'st'i'

^"

d'ab" tbou

shalt

be

shall be.

"

moved

^lupJ-kb^they

be thou not it.

thou lip'f/*/'/"
"iPlet him be.
be you Jf ip^hgLbe you
or
li-pi'i-^
1,/i^
be.

wast

or

movingmoving

was

or
or

or

moved

were
were

or

^^p.

moving

moving

wero^mov-

ing.

Present

\t^Pbe

let them
y7'j//''*

we
XtiM,pJ-ku,^

moving

was

^upJ-klifyou moved

or
/t^/tpyou
\j,gnL^ shall be il't/ltp
shall be f/'j/'''"
they shall be.

we

iMPEKATiVK

or

cf4-f^thou movedst
^uMpJ-kp he moved

Future

not

Present

"

moves.

was.

^i^f he

move.

if-pcftuthou

Zi^cHtiTI move
^u,pJ-khe

To

Cttpa-bD"

Present

"

is to be.

which
or iJ-'i'tJ,
\j,%t[ng

Active
INDICATIVE

Present

"

to be done-

Perfect
I moved
l^utpJ-lrgfi
movedst

^pJ-huM^

^pJ-hgt-p

thou

he moved.

moved
we
J^utpJ-irgui^
lypJ-lr^b-e
yon
moved ^pJ-t-^^'i,
they moved.

XXV
Futurt

I
JiaipJ-t^ly

shalt

thou

shall

Imperfect
moved
ZuipcfkbI was
^^pJ-^bp thou
wast
qt ^^pJ-ln-p he
vaoyeAiuipJ-^p

impj-huglra

move

shall

he
i-MMpJ-yu^k

move

move.-

was

shall

XimpJ-hugnL^

we

ijig
you
shall

shall

^pJ-k-u,
they
j^upJ-tru^k'ii

move

move

move.

you

let them
^apJ-t^a^eiii

have

^."^/_

been

moved

J-hyufif.
you have

been

have

been

moved
moved.

Z'l'pJ-l'a'iehave
w^

thou

movo
"ix 2;upJ-hrugUu
ZmpJ-lrii^Vp

ijup^

moved

moved.

J-hgiu,-he has been

move.

moved

been

hast been

J-tj"i.^thou

they
J-y^aiii

let him

^^pJ-kb^

^^1
2i"i"^H'''

moved.

ZwpJ-hj'f)I

Future

^upj-hu^^

moved

Perfect

thou tlji
^uipJ-kpmove
let him move.
luipJ-hiiij^
move
^uipJ-l^ move
l^iupJ-kgkp
you "//(
jxot

you

moved

were

were

Present

"

move
XjuipJ-hia

not

we
Zuipif-kuip

were

IMPERATIVE

thou

moved.

zjfc~
2""^"

Future

move.

let us move
I shall be moved
iiupj-hu2b^ ZuMpJ-hgufig
^pJ-hu_
XjuMpj-k-u^nL^
move
you^fo^c/-t"jtiletthemmove. j(iuthou shalt be moved ^pJ-hu^l,
he
SUBJUNCTIVE

'^b2!'-e
y^^

Present is like that of the rndicatire.

The

shall be moved.

we
ZuipJ-kujn,-^

_g/Athey

Future

shall be moved

shall be

shall be moved.

IMPERATIVE

I
ZuipJ-l^yiT

move

may

might

zuip.

moved^/"/icfti/_

"

Present

be thou moved
^i-e'^b- ZuipJ-kuigor ^mpcAA-jf'^
could, should, would move
^^
thou
not moved
^^
"c. z^'V^ba^
z!"V'^bp
Jli
move
gha thou
,
let him
^oMpJ-lrugli

"c.

move,

we
X^uipJ-figh^

you move,

"c.

move,

be moved.
be
Jf z^p^
^aipJ-ligke.
ZmptHrguipni-^ you moved
moved
not
be
z^upJ-hug^'ii
they move,
J-f,^
you

"e.2""/"c/-^_jti

["c.

let them

be moved.

INFimilVB

Fuiure
move.
%u,pJ-b-i_iQ

be
or ziupJ^l-^p
ZuipJ'huibi'

PARTICIPLE

ZmpJ^u^

or

Present

"

moviDg
juipJ-kgnq^

^npJ-lrug^let him
who
,

moves.

them

moved

you

ed
mov-

moved
z^pJ-b~
zuipJ-hu^ptlet

let us be
C"'/"cA^"t"j"''=/i

2V^ be

thou

be moved.

be moved.

jPost
SUBIUWCIIVE

moved.
Cu.^c^friut^or^u'/'c^frjtu/^having
Present

is like that of the Indicative.

Future
Future

which
Z-upJ-king

has

to move.
shall
Ca.^cA/yfirI

gl,uthou
he

Passive

To be moved

tUPd-wr

be

shalt be

moved
moved

zuMp^f,.

z;"c"^b3b

moved.

shall be

we
Cu/^"Afj/"(p

shall be

moved

e_""/"-

'^bab-ey""^ shall be moved^^;""/-fty/"*"

INDICATIVE

"

moved
1 am
Zuiptf-pjmoved
^pJ^l, he

moved

^pJ-b"

they shall
thou

be moved.

art

is moved.

7"*^
z^pJ-b-e
moved.
are
they
tuMpj-1%

w"
^^^
JiuipJ^b't^
are

Present

moved

^" moved.
Z'"pJ-bL"'^
2i"l"^^i-^'^

2*

XXTI
PARTICIPLE

Past

"

SUBJUKCTIVE

being
A-_gi-".^moved,
Cw^cAtui^or^xY'cf
moved.
Futun
or
^p"Hril
Zu,pJ-l^ing

is to be

which

wash, might
may
wash, I could, should, would wash
thOU
Wash , "C. int-ut^
int-iMibuij^lru
"buif^khe wash, "c.
wash
we
fni-ufbuMi^l^'
\ni-u/bufjjkll^
I wash,
Ini.u.fia.jj/hir

moved.
this

sive
neuter-pas-

many

manner

and

verbs

common

they wash,
int-uHiuyglrb

wash

you
In

Future

"

INFIfllTIVE

jugated.
con-

are

to wash.
\nt-u/iiuMf_
PARTICIPLE

washing,
\ni-wjn,l_

CONJUaATION

SECOND

Present

"

washes-

who

Post

Active

i,nM)ft.ttir to wash

INDICATIVE

havlug washod\ni-uijlraii_

Present

"

Future

I wash
thou washlat-uAiiaif
ini-uiiiMiu
he washes.
est fnt-uHMuu
wash
we
\nt.u/bu3J^
/n"-""tri"j[p
you wash
they wash.
int-u/biMib
Imperfect
I washed
\ni.ai%uij[,

Passive

washed

or

washed

we
\nt.u!ul,,i;^

is washed.

washed

are

washed

you
washed.

in-.ufuf.uthou

int-uiu^he

washed
are

or

Present

"

washed

loLiufc^iTlam
art

were
or
ini^uibmj^^you washed
washed
washing ini-u,%u^l,%
they

were

be

To

i.nMi.'uMr

INDICATIVE

wast

ing
wash-

were

or

to wash.

has

washing

was

or

thou
washedst
or
int.Mu'iiuiiJip
washed
he
washing
int-ufii-yf,
was
washing.
we
\nL.u^uuuM^

who
\i,.-ut%uiing

"n.-mi^

^"-"ifi

they

are

washing.
Perfect
Perfect

I washed
Ynt-uijfi
int-uig
we
l_o".u._j"^

washed

edst
in^u-^hp thou wash-

he

washed.
washed

int-wgli^you
/n"-u"jfithey washed.

been

washed

hast

been

washed

guif,

thou

guii-

he

has

int-Miu^huthou
shalt wash
int-mu^l;he shall wash.
WO
\ni.uiugni.^ shall Yf ash ^n i.utuilip
you
shall wash
/ni-uiujlrithey shall

guy_^

you

have

Present

and

shalt

thou

thou

not

been

^t-oc

washed

int.ui.

washed.

be

be washed
washed

int-iuug^u
he
"nt.aiuj^

shall be washed.

they

l^"ji_"i.'
or ini-iuujfuwash
,"nc.uiu"li[i
Jli ini^uAuMi,wash

been

I shall
\ni.iujiufj

2_keyou
Future

[nt-ui.

Future

we
\ni^tuu^nt^
IMPERATIVE

ini-ui_

washedbeen washed

have
we
\ni.u.^uMf.

wash

wash.

j4' let him

been

gu,% they have

Future

I shall
\n,^uigfig

I have
'[nu.uMjuij

shall

be washed

shall be

washed

ini-juu,

^"-o.uyf'fc

shall be washed.

thou

IMPERATIVE

^"-u"u_

Present

and

Future

wash.

let US
\nM."iu^ni._^
wash
(ni.aiu2lip
them
wash.

wash
you

lat-ui^^

or

let
incuiu^n-ii

\ni.ui, {ni-uij^pOT
washed

int-uiu^ppbO

let him
inM-uta^p

let
ln"-uij/jnt^

us

be washed

thOU

be washed.

int-uiu^lift

XXVII

be you

washed

let
in^u,aj,f%

them
Future

be washed.
I shall
2^lriipj

SCBIUNCTIVE

I may
\nt.uAufjgl,ir

"''"Hat"thou

be washed

he may
in,.iu%uygl,

fn"-"i".

be

mayest

Ihqgnup

washed

be

may

washed

pour

out

pour

thou
4*-^fe^"'

he shall pour
4*-?ff4^

out

shall pour out it-q^fip

you
out
4fr^fri they shall

we

shall pour

be washed.

bo washed^"-a".
Xat-aJiiiyjilii!^
-ffe may

^"Uabe 1"^
*"yj^i they

shalt pour
out.

out.
iUPEnATITB

ini.u,.

be washed.

may

Preient

and

Future

IKFINITITE

^y"i2bpor e,yqaUu do
i^lr^,
to be
\ni.uA,^i_

washed.

out

^b-qa^ let him

pahticiple

Past

"

IJrqgnK^let
do
"ik-q^lp

washed.
\ni.,iigtuMi_

do
Future

which
XaL-uAiiuib
The

not

are

whence

ear,

by
or

the

of the

so

second

gation
conju-

harmonious

to

the

sometimes
ed
formof the verbs substantive,

actives

adopted

are

with

passive sense.

not pour
out.

pour

US

out

pour

pour
out

4*-itEpor

you
pour out "?/ 4i-^ni-^
not pour
out
let
4fe,^g"ti
out.

pour

SUBJUHCTIVE

they are

means

you

them

is to b" washed.

passives

thou

do thou
Jfte,k^p,.p

Future

"

^t-qnt-jnt-iTl
pour out, I
could, should, would
thou

Hat-gat-u

pour

might,
may,
out 4fr_
pour
out, "C. ^Iriint.^

pour out, "c.

gnu.
we
out, i"e. 4i-^""-_
Ikilpt-gni-J^
pour
out
they
4i-^ni.jo"Ji.
you pour
jot^
he

pour

out.
INFINITIVE

Active

to pour
iyiinn-i^

CONJUGATION

THIRD

out.

FARTICIPI.E

ito.nhTr To pour

Present

"

out

pouring out.
'it-'iniL
iNDioATirE

Present

"

Past

^t^m-iTI

thou
iih-ifni-u

out

pour

pour-

est out ^kqni- he pours

out,
we
2,*-f^"""-"(p
pour out 4*-i""^youpour
out

^hqntA they pour

having poured out.

lu,ihu"i_
Future

out.

who
l^hqipg

has

to pour

out.

Imperfect
I pourod
i^trqnt.^
out
wast
out

or was
pouring
pour'dstout or
pouring out ^t-qn/phe poured
or
was
pouring out.

out

thou
e,lTqnt.},p

2jrqn,.ui^
wepoured
out
were

poured

Out

or

were

or

were

pouring

To

^tajKiMP
INDICATIVE

"

he poured

out

Present

ing
pour-

^kifn^p^ you poured out or

pouring out 4t^".-^tt they
out

Passive

out.

Perfect

pour'dst
^t^f I poured out 4*-^fr/ithou
he poured out.
t4t;j^or 4*-.^
out
we
poured
2t-qatp
^t-ihp you poured
out 4*-'/f*'
they poured out.

I am
poured out ",hquii,Jiu
lyqu!h\,J'
art poured out ^kiiuAfihe is
thou
poured out.
are
we
poured but 4*^'t"".
i^tqoA^ilp
poured out 4t^ui%^*
'^'keJ"^ ^'^
they are poured out.

out

I have
i^irqu,,

been

poured

out

4*-.

XXVIII

poured out 4t_

out.
poured
qu,,.
out 4^.
been
have
poured
we
ij^'W-P
out 4t.
\iet,x"been
poured
yo^^
vy^
out.
been
have
poured
they
^u,*
"iiup

Pcrfed

been

he has

been

hast

thou

I
[\t-uiui

learned

have

hast learned

learned

m-auy^

nt.am'b

they

learned

have

learned.

he has

f."-i"ii.t.

have

we
[\t.uujg

thou

""-"""/"

you
have

learned.
I shall
t^'"ii"J3
thou

shalt

be

poured

be

^Ir^l-u
4*-'^f he

out

poured

poured

shall be

FvXwrt

out

out.

Wcaiyj I

thou shalt
nM.,ij["a

shall learn

shall learn.

he
n"-""5^

learn

poured out 4*-^. n"-"^''"^we

shall learn nt-u^kpyon
poured out ^t-riapi
learn n"-""5^*
they shall learn.

shall be

l^qani-^we

shall be

shall

the you
they shall be poured out.

IMPERATIVE

Present

"

IMPERATIVE

thou

poured out
be
let
him
poured out.
iikiigji
or ^yq2jffbc you
poured out
l^irqtupn^^
^ir^li% let them be poured outor
^yqaftu be
i^iriipp

learn
(li.ii[l[i
thou

learn
m^' m-umftfip

thou

learn.

let him
/71-U5/.'

not

do you learn li?'

m-uaA^do
[[i-uuipni^
let them learn.
learn
ni-u^ffiM
you not
Future

INFIKIIIVE

to be poured
^lrili,/)iPi_
PARTICIPLE

learn
or
n"-"""/'/'
ni-auAlji2pP

out.

let him

learn

do you
^iplltp

i^tuhiui^
poured out.

""-"j^

learn.

let us
n"-""j'""sf

Past

'"

thon

nt-u^fipor

learn

m-aui,

ni-a^pilet

them

learn.
SCBJDKCTIVE

Fnlun

The

which
t^yi/ib
The

is to be

poured

deficiencies of the

passive

is like that of the Indicative.

out.

Future

third

jugation
con-

suppliedfrom

are

Present

it's active.

learn,may, might, could,

R'-wm^^jf'/'I
thou
should, would learn nu.uMM,'i,f,gf,n
he learn, "c.
learn, "c. nt^uihfigl,
we
learn, "c. ni.uui%[yp^
(\i.uu/i,[ijpt/^
learn
they learn.
ni-uuA^_jfi
you

IHFlmilVE

CONJUGATION

FOUKTH

or
n"-K""*f/.
nt.uuAti_to

Common

verb

To

nuDii.thtr

PARTICIPLE
IMDICAIIVE

Present

"

Present

"

learning,who
nt-aa/iini
I learn
f\i.uu,%Pir

nt-auA^a thou

learns.

learn-

he learns.
ni.uui'iip
learn ni-aaA[ipyou learn
we
[\i.ii,i/i.[ii/p

Past

est

ni.uufbl'u
they

learn.

learn

learn.

[\t-ut-mi_
having learned.
Fului-c

Imperfect
I learned
[\i.uui%fr[i

uM-auA^Pp thou

or

was

learnedst

learningm-uuHikp he
learning.
learned
we
f\i.uiu%t"if,

learning
or

was

or

ing
learn-

were

n^u".%klip you
they learned
learning nt-uu/tikfiiM
were

learning.

Thus

are

also

conjugated

verbs, which

learned

or

has

to

learn.

wast

or

learned

or
\\i.uiiAt-"nj
nM-uoAt-i^ who

of the Perfect

They are
and passive.
at

were
or

in the

terminate
the

same

the

mon
com-

first person
in

5-.;.

time

active

IXIX

IKREGULAE

IrregularVerbsare

The

Infinitive

changed

in

Perfect Tenses

their

uiniik-irl

do.

hear.

lut-iTI hear.

XaAut^t-tTl

to sin.
irt^f/i7/^fr^

iOrqu/ii^j'I sin.

to rise.
Qian-tit-i^
to
give.
S""t
S"""ito come.
to eat.
tti^aitri^
to drink.
C^inifiri^

juinXhw
I

mail/'

^.uiTl

know.

I rise.

give.

juiphufi I have
I have

been

fuTuilrirldrink.

n "-'i"t/_
to take.

ntAjtJ"I take.

("o^"f I took,

\}l'P'''l_to
go.

hpP^iuiT

it

begins

it
\iili

to cloud.

Hf-Jpti^it rains ; it is raining.

So'L^the dew falls.
it comcs
pourlng,
2,irqy'L"imk
3,^iAk

it

in^uy

runs

or

eat.

taken.

gone.

am

day-light.

JT/'/'itit blows very hard.

it lightens.
4)""/"""'"ni"i4
it produces fruit.
^a.quip.ypk
IT'tiitit bellows, it roars.
it howls.
"hiaii^aih^k
i
t
^uin-ui^k bellows, it roars.
it clears up.
HS.jfu/biaj

it

(I)^u"^
one

it kindles.
2j"u,%ujj
it thunders.
say.

thought.

it

happens,

it falls

happens.

[out.

must.

nuii-pit pains.

becomes, it is fit,must.
k it is convenient, it becomes.
\i,i,J-ui%
k it is impossible.
JS^i^iaip
^uipi-npk it is good, it is well.
k it is hard.
lo^uifi
\\mJ'k or 4"""(pyu it is wished, it wills.
k it must, it is necessary.
i^ipli
it

^mpP- k
k

be.
it may
it is clear.

X,u.u.k it is enough, it sufScies.

^iiipm

it must.

A^yki^ k it is fit,it is proper.

ti it must, it is necessary.
"I|t"".p
4 or t*r 't is lawful, it allows.
0/itl"
^y(^ k it is cared for.
^^.aM-m
k it is expedient.
\\ q.ku{ k it is suitable,or convenient,
it

it Seems.
p^/."-/i

or

U.%4 t

^uym

HiaMjit dawns.

it darkens
'\S["k^nj,u%iy
; the night falls.
'* '8 become
night.
*l"fc*"/""*"!/
it brightens.
1^n".u".tiuy
it grows
'\^uii.u,puM%u;j
dusky.

'tis believed, it is
\\u,pitl,

abroad.

it happens.
2,uA,j.puiP

5'"l4

\\,n.,ut-omkit begins to be

n^"'"'^

I have

or

or

is noised

^lamiu^k
it

[over.

snows.

it*^it is reported, they

it appears,
it seems.
Xspii-t

went,

l^,uum%kor 4"""m%^"

it shines.
"^uta.iii,i.ui)P-k

lUt^OMnuMUlUl

rose.

IMPERSONAL

VERBS

^Faik,

risen, I

eaten, I ate

uippl;I drank.

I go.

put.

given, I gave.
I was
or
come.

yii^ I came,
IiirpiuiI have

eat.

I have
I knew.
known,
trui'iMhufi
have
sinned.
I
sin,
or
iiytiuy

yuini.

come.

m-mhiTl.

put,

I heard.

^"-""y

know.
"^u/iiui^l_to

following

X did*

iunuipp

"-^/l I have

^"fctiTI put.

the

in

Perfect

Indicative-Present

U/tifr^to do.
to put.
liilri^

\uti_to

VERBS

becomes,

it is fit.

XXX

iu.^rlJ.f^oso."^pn^p"^^^"pabbreviations
"

ad. freely;nobly; -pa,,

m,,ia,vMupuip

less.
; docked, tail-

U,f-u//ii
f a. bob-tailed
I

hgl, vn. to speak"freely,frankly ;

-pkpuiii a. plain- or free-spoken,
ly;
tongued, frank, bold; ad. freely, boldlibertine
;
-^tbp "tP"'3 *" freed-man,

itiT,

Q,l.uipuii,
uig

farm, land,?field;

s.

u^t-'Jip rural or
country, village;
s. farm-guardian,
country places; -uip.iu^t'
a.
or
-"i/p'
agrarian ;
inspector;
rural,rustic, country ; opk'k^ agrarian
-

\si,yf
; -u/buiJ"

unpeopled ; -tk
M^hmiuli s.

be

to

vn.
*"

part of

the under

'

-unJii^. s. the noble corps, corps of

nobles; a.formed, composed of nobles;

deserted, -fptiT

field.

small

"

the tail.

comet.
a. tailed ;
]],^t"./j^
uiuinij_,
s. tail.
l],f./f

llyjy^p i"-^ly s. lever, bar, crowenchasing,jointing,

staple

nobles

tar ; ring ;
of a lock.

n.i-n'i,,
f,s. G.w.
-mn-lip

fight,
Olympic

agon,
i-pm^

agonothete;

s.

; -uiiluip "UMpuip
"uin-tu^ui
athlete, wrestler;-^"f.i."y^
". athletes.
arena

s,

s"

"

*. dung-hill.
U.f-nn-u't/f
1],2."i".^u.y^
j/y s. Gr, w. pipe,tube,
,

conduit,canal, aqueduct.
of
lJ,'/."i-Bs. palm, hollow
brick

a.

dress ; to enchase, to set, to

harbour, to lodge ;
the

shoes

put

of;

ring in

fo^^u

s.

"it

fit in: to
to put

"/u""#"u"%^u
od/t^

a. enchased.
I],5.i7".j/,^

1],^n-u.i.

to
,

on

to

person's finger.'

kpoi

free-thinker

s.

liberal

^'

free;

*.

a.

free-heartedness
to free

vn.

break
off,'to
exalted

public

s.

; -1^"^

hearted
noble-minded, freeliberal
-Jh,ni.pji
;
generous,

free mill ; -Jpm

liberalism;-%Maj;

rid oneself,to shake

or

; to be

away

-*/" -mt-mp^
"

s.

ennobled

or

ty,
pi.the nobili-

aristocracy,the court; -u^p,

of liberty,liberal ; -o^.
a. fond
u/tpuMjj
pn^pl s. love of liberty;liberalism;
the

pu,p

W^uiJ^tp-ni-i^s.
banana-fig,
plantain;

a.

gentlewoman,
generosity;nobleness; -^^i*/!
dame, lady; -il"j a. s. freecompanion; -iya, s. the nobility;-"

S.

'~utn^Jht-P-piA
U.o"'i""'o"*/""/';

birth,nobility of family; -_
er;
delivera. ". liberator,
saver,

crow;

s. the groin.
*U,j.n-i/t"

; -4"*

noble ; -iuAm-P^fs. liberty; liberality;

"inn^tT
["l|#i*^fe"r.
S. ll/t^tiT". noble

raven,

"^
"^ou S. JuMirutpiuMliuifuou
j

noble

iugufi

clothe

to

"

the hand

hard.

\S^ni.ju/i,tir
j/lrva.

s.
regiment of
illustrious;-^p
S. U,i[uiuna,
"^m-Jp.
; c/-""yn^,

a.ntJbn.

very

game;

"

uiif-i-nj

enfranchise

free,to

set

to

va.

ment;
-q-pni-P-l,^". libertinism,enfranchisefrankly;-.fuipj;
-^t./"arf.openly,
born,
-13rb -^t-ty a. of noble birth,high-

,ug

-^i"/"_a. free-footed.
tjf va. to
U,^"uin"-ir,

liver
liberate,to de-

enfranchise
to save
to
s. banana-tree.
-p-qt'iif,
; to
,
,
S.
to
to
free,
IT""/-emancipate;
n^il.iiijhi'iiq.
[, s. diamond
exempt, to
;
i[iu ; -tty a. adamantine; adamantedisentangle,to disengage ; -t^otju.,
"iihtTva. to free.
an, hard ; magnetic, [of the Hebrews.
,

Ut-xv ly s. adar, the

\i^ir-h,[,,
M^IA, uy s.

sixth

paradise.
UjLn^iu

-jj,s.

lean, to fade,to

U^qui^iT,irj[iva.
to

month

Eden,

w.

[Lord God.
H.

Adonai,

w.

1],2"u^u""/"uir,
uiijuij vn.
or

H.

to

the

dry

grow

wither.
to

a.

away.
free

the
nobility,

independent;

redeemed,
,
ransomed; large,vast; noble;

peers.
;

quit,

W,H_pu,luni.jp.
a.
close, serried.
very
U.l.F*'"
p^*' ". weft, woof, warp.
\kip"3s. simple stick.
lljj.,
u", *. nation,people ;

ir"""
S.
"u".it^ IL

tion;
genera-

gender; kind, sort, quality;

age, epoch; century; manner,

race;

exempt;

j-t

J-

or

pi, the

s.

generosity; frankness.

way

of

exemption; privilege; emancipation,

"//"" the great Ararat ;

to dispense,
to
"fiouiirir;iwjni-ju/iit^,
-

; -nptmp

son

U,^^i"n".4^
sf.gentlewoman.
[pnu"
6o^ parsley,B.'^tqui^u,,
\i,ilut,np/r^s.

freed, affranchised

0,^u"mni./7^".%t
s. liberty,freedom

fade,

to

s. bot. carpesium.
0,2^yn"a.
HS^lui^Ji,
dry, arid,dead; lean,

noble,

nobleman

ness;
deliverance,
enfranchisement; noble-

cause

tarnish, to dry.

slender, wasted
\S,qu,m uig

free-born
s.
'\S.futmnpif.\t

sex,

4*/'/!p
-u,^
1

from

age

Book
to age

of
,

Judges;

from

gene-

ttfti;

ration

to

generation ;

the
i^-ynii
.,

uin.%lruto make

the

of

census

tion
na-

Armenian

nation; l)^f/^wj/"
or people.
j-k^ of
the English nation,
English; IJ.'*/"M"'- Jj^iu^uimni-p-^i^,
s. extinction of
a
I am
American
gl, IriT
by birth ; nation,race.
[or race.
-^m%a.^y the female sex, the fair sex,
father of a nation
". chief,
H.?j-""4'"'the woman
kind ;
man
a.
national: related,
U.^""y/.%
Jiup^u/i,, the huallied
to by marriage; *. parent,
kind,humanity ; -"4j with all the
relation;
-."".

nation

",!%-, the same,

equally; -^

-^

the

same

ner,
man-

national character ; """.i""%f^"._

national
tradition ; J-n.ff,^
the national assembly or
l^"ii"3"
nod
syof the Armenians.
unites the nation ;
Uyj-u'yo^
a, which
s. national
tie.
the nation;
a, devotedto
\],qij.u,%ni^p
offered by the nation.
[nation.

U.
literature;
-^
all
^
nations, people.
""f/'V
s- genealogist.
\S,fl^jupmii
a. genealogical.
|],23.""{uiAu'/("a%
^A.^uip.m'iiyj',
tj/iva. to draw or write
'

genealogy, to number

ancestors.

s. genealogy.
^A^y.mf.u"%ni4H^,
tions,
""i3-t*" niany naV'tf- ""CF-' ll??-/^
rent,
people ; a. various,diffemany

of his country,
a, admirer
\i.jyjufnil_
his
praises country.
trays
Ui^iu^uiL, U^iu^^nccA a. who be-

who

country.

who
o.
U.f]po9.'/"/"f.

shakes,

throws,
over-

who is proud of his

a.
U,2^u"";"/'i,as. chief,
of a naW,^^utuilru,
tion
governor
or family.
office
s, charge or
|],^f.n/ii{"'""ni./7^iJs"
of a governor
of the people.
a. incestuous.
Hq^uiui^i/ps. incest.
Ihiy-uiuinttm.piit.'i,
ll^uiu^P a. lovinghis country or

manifold.

his

the different kinds of

putp^

pufuMuuftpm-Plruiii /"/itS,

nation,patriotic.

upsets the nation.

to his
s. attachment
\i,qy.utu{i{ini-P-[ii-%
neage.country or nation,patriotism.
*. relation ; genealogy: liU,2j.""/3^/l".
\i,^"'4iyt-l_a.
worthy or becoming to
the nation.
\i^iM"J-nqn4_
a. United by nationality
[milyor race.
;
to oxtirpatoa fas. national assembly.
va.
l},q^iiiin
uMn^,lri_
hates his nation.
a.
relation,consanguia. who
neous,
|].^u/^".n""
W,fl^u,a,l^uij
hatred of one's
s.
[consanguinity. \S,^u,mL-gnt-[3-l,i^
nation.
s.
1],f^"i^"un.%/i".^^i.%
[tion,progeny.
relationship,
disturbs
a. who
U.grj.u/^'ui^
agitates,
X^^uimn^tTs. family,house, generathe nation.
ad- throughout
\i,^n4t'fpi
V.q^niflii
known
the
the
tion
naa.
nation, nationally.
by
U.j^u.A'juiro^
lA s. nationality.
to the nation.
lJ,2j:ni-/Jf
; known
kinsman
s.
s.
relation,
or
O.fjuufu'^
U.?j- sensation,feeling;advice;
next
kinswoman
of kin ;
to give notice or information,
""in.^trfj
; jypiu".np
-

a.

like,analogous.

to

notify; to instruct;to advise, to

to announce,
to publish;

sanguinity,admonish;
conrelationship,
|],^"ii/(""%"i./72r
*.

mily;
kin, cognation; race, faanalogy;
likeness,
precaution, to premonish,
^"7--^ '"ty""of
the
ties
liuAni^d-t^
guard ;-//At^. to be aware
relationship.
kinswoman.
informed
sf.
Il^f.io("o%ni.4/"
of;to be announced

lates
who hides or dissimua.
O.jj./o^^-Y.^
his nationality.
[hisnation.

^A^uMlihgygwho
a.

rescues,

liberates

*.
U,27."""i^^
parent, compatriot;

national,of

the

same

nation

a.

; allied to,

to

put on
of,to be
or published.

a.
advising,monitorial :
\i.^ui^,iA
energetic,efficacious.
penetrative,
s.
place where a public
W.q^iupta'r,
with
notice is proclaimed:instrument
which notice is given,horn, trumpet.
a. monitorial,
advising;*.
\i,^ujpuip

like,similar,
analogous.
|],2^""^^"r,
tg,y vn. to make alliance
monitor, adviser.
by marriage.
tion,
a
nity,
ffis.
s,
advice,admoni}J,^uifigni.p^
consanguinity:
O.^ju'/'"'/'"'-/?^"-*
alliance by marriage: analogy,
tice,
nocounsel; warning, summons;
near,

likeness,resemblance.

0,2.?^uf4fii"/;"^f.
census; enumeration

information.
*'" sensible ; sensitive.
U-l?^*//'
3

O.ft'b
s. pi.the
\i,"iy-/rilip

fry/,
lljj-t./",

or

j
a.
Q^i/ri-u/ij^u"^ito?"
pious, religious

senses.

to

va.

devout.

tise,
inform, to adver-

D^nM-uiuitm [is. aristocrat.

aristocFatic.
a.
Mi^ini-uiuilrmiuliuA
s. aristocFacy.
\S^ini-uiuih,nni-P-l,t^,
noble
who
has
a
a.
^i^int-uMulftu,

spire,
to influence,to into announce;
move
to dictate ; to work
upon,
affect;to suggest,to insinuate.

a.
cf"cacious,
U,^/r^[i/i
\},^irjimifiiii'i,
heart.
energetic.
s. nobilityof heart.
O^ii'-u/v/"'"''-/?^
s. noticG,
Xhiji-lrjjni-aj,
W.^t-jni-P-l'i-'ii
a.
stinct;
innoble, of a noble
y,^,ni-u,u,ii^'r
warning, admonition; perception,
gation:
instifamily.
suggestion,
inspiration;
[id, s. Hobilityof
\i^,ni.u,uin'i,rni.p
sis,
force,power; emphaeifieacy,
birth.
family,high
energy.
Improvc,
S. ll^jt'/"- [viSOr.
ni-^^va.to
\}^,nt-'ujni.jiu'iit^i/;
\i,j^lr^n,-^a/i,tJto civilize; to refine^, to confer a title,
0,^/.^a. efficacious,energetic:*.adto ennoble.
ad, cfRcaciously,
getically. to grant nobility,
ener\},qy.niiu,piu(i
*.
fineness,goodness,
H.,^raL"t/3/""A
teelness,
^efficacious,
energetic. costliness, excellence, rarity; genU'23-"'^"'^"'*'
,

civility:
dignity,nobility.
1'3*" sour
U-t"/"'
grapes.
s, verjuice.
\i^in/"ui^i-P

efficacious,
strong, eU.??W U.27-"'-*nergetic,penetrative;pathetic,
sive,
expresemphatic, significative
; active,
violent.
vehement, spirituous,
'

\JJ3uips. dry cow's dung.

seat ; stool ; throne;
\iJ3-ni,.,
nji s. chair,
to make
; 'iiuuini-^it,'iilTi_
,
j-

bench
s. thigh; back.
]3,iq.["
t-lrii
s. nation,peoqlHi^ q^'Jij
lljfcuttjiii
ple,
,

generation; S. U,^
V/nt-^ nl-UJj CI. finO,gOOd, BXtlyir/fjce,
excellent,precious,
rare, choiquisite,
"

sit

throne

on

chair;

or

to

one

throne;

chair or throne
to sit on
a
%au,t-^Jchairs
to give seats
or
uipli.u'bhu
tO rlSO Up, tO gCt Up.
lriu/i,lri_
j~nj
,

-u

;
;

s. chair-maker.
\S,Pnn.uii{.npit

\\finn-uiJ-Mun-MMAif.
s.
possBSSor,

vil
worthy; noble, great; genteel,ci-

suc-

well ! bravo !
to any place or dignity.
cessor
; ad. int. well ! very
stool ; foot-stool.
arf- genteelly, civilly;
\i,p-nn.u,li
,
l],Y*""-"'p"'f"
lai/ s.

nobly,generously.
fj
ll^n"_u.pu//i/j
,

\Sj3-nn.u,^uiu
u,j
a.

genteel, civil,

well-mannered; noble, generous.

c(. precious,
dear, rare.
0,^'"'-""7-/*
a.
benign, clement,
y,^/ni-o"^/""-/3^

kind,merciful,humane.
of
o. noble,illustrious,
U.yfc"'-"'?^"/"^
a noble
family.
of noble nation,race.
a.
\i,,^,ni-uiqy.[i
s. nobilityof nation,
]i,^,nM-ujqy.n,-P-i7

s.

vicar ;

dent:
vice-presi-

successor.

to

vicarage;
s. vicarship,
\S,p-n,i.u,^u,i^,.p-l,tX
possession of a chair,succession
a dignity.
s. colleagueor
\\,p-nn.iuiil,^
companion

in the

same

dignity,or

on

the

same

throne.

li.Pnn.ui^tina^PliL.'i,
s. company

on

the

throne.

same

ters,
\J,Pni-P-u,f^
jI,j s.pl.elements, letcharacters,
alphabet.

race.

has
ft. who
l],,^//i".u"/.//.4

noble

timents.
sen-

111".ui[3-nK-rl
O.
|J,/?"tY"
"

ft. civil,
genteel,noble,
y^ini-uiliiui,
s.
gentleman.
generous:
s. nobility,
birth,
\i,,^,ni-u,liiu'i,ni-l3[i.-'h

\^f^,"/il
ft. ad.
to

cheap,cheaply ;

i^%t^.

buy cheaply.

W,J-k.pkl'js. pi.value, price.

f

genteelness; genecivility,
gentility:
rosity,
nobleness.
of good
a.
U.,^fcn"-u""//./..

sentiments,

s. nobility of
[i,.^,ni-iuiru,nt-P[.iJii

to
0,^'""_"'"/u/"/',
/ujitf/ I'll,
to be

to

receive

des

noble, generous.

to mend:

s. alabaster.
H,^u"ii"uii,[i
l),".u"_n"-'iip
s. pi.the pleial),""#L,,ntAp

ennobled, to

grow

timents.
sen-

better,

lity:
grant of nobibecome

noble.

or

pleiads;S. I^u.^/;^!.!.!^-.^
.

a. gray-haired,gray-headed.
{i^-qyipj.

""
U-i^r'"/"'""-*'
mixed
farinaceous,
flour,mealy.
*" meal-man.
IIjAy""'^"^'""-

with

o.i"n
val,
antagonist,
adversary,opponent; ri-

s.
". gray-haired; old man.
U,/;^"-'Y'
to grow
vn.
ll.^.-#Y//.rf\
tjfiiMj

haired,to
of

competitor
gray-

old.

grow

champion,

hero ;

triumpher.
ad. as
an
XSulua/.i/inupiup
antagonist;
heroically.
valiantly,
a.
ll,^n%#^u"^/"""
hypochondriac.

s. old
\S,lh-i-npn^p-l,"^h
age, the state
being gray-haired.
s. hallelujah.
n./k/fi'-li'u
a.
JJ^Pi.uiiA
pl. hypochondria:entrails,intestines,
gray, gray-haired.
pests, pluck.
a. subjectto teml]^6-""iL^,
\i,itin^
stablo.
U./una-n/ s. stall,
tempest-beaten,floating,
ted,
agitayStfiinn.uiuiui'ii
troubled; uja.%lr,r S. [],^i(a6-"-"/'.
uitj s, groom.
,

Jj.funii-iuuilru,
s. oqucrry
O^iini-hj;Jryl,va.

to

beat

to

and

; groom.

a.
li,/un[,c^
savoury;

sweet, agreeable,
fro ; to agitateviolently,
to trouble.
delicious ; -puAp, agreeable words;
to chafe, -"Lyi'-e' enchanting ])laces; joJ-^^
U^^"*"/"^'%'w vn. to float,
to grow
troubled
with
ad.
or
agitated.
great pleasure,
pni.[3-hui,iii
-

"-'*
s. agil).^4""-""-/?f
tationwillingly.
UL^^/ii-ni-ati
of the sea, storm, tempest: trouble,
ll/uo^cAp,
l"js. pl. appetite;desire,
wish ; savour,
taste;satisfaction,
agitation,
sure
pleaa.
W./kiautaiai'i,
1],^4"i""%^,
floating,
Wuiiuipi lufunnj-pu puin
;
swelling,rough.
/.a" capriciously.
/./"Y"cA/._3
ad. with appetite; with
\S,d'"""Ur'3 U-/.'
/'*" ^"xlo ; millstone ;
^lunpJ-tttf.ti"p
pulley; phantom.
pleasure,readily,willingly.
attractive.
a.
|]^""u,i.","
having large waves,
appetizing,
WtltinitJ-iuiLlrpa.
full of pleasure, aa.
swelling,
stormy ; subject to tempests.
\S.liiit[iJ-tuilt3
,

nuiii

tit

"

'

l)i"/'"-f"
greeable.
""/*/"s. meal, flour ",ju/i,lri_
^ft. who
/'"i^p";ito powder or whiten with flour.
grants;accords,
\S,[itnpJ-taint-p
.

"

U^!^,uY."-""3f.p^
wave,

willingly;
pleasurableto the ear,
gratifying.
gray
fection,
\^litn[tJ-aMli
; aftail s. tastc ; appctito
to get old; -.itujm^
will,inclination,willingness;
gray-haired,
grow
gry
to be hunto agitate the
waves
linL.^,u%iri_,
; 4*-/"w passion,sentiment; i,i3i,lri~,
swell

of the

sea

billow,surge,
hairs, old age ;

listens

liMitih^
aiu^iu to clcavc
uiMauiiuiiJr^
j

the
have

waves.

; to have
a taste

taste ;

to
Itillif
^"-'iA-/_,

nothing; uitu^tuunt-Pl,

D.^iX',
nt-mki_,to
l,j s. a small medlar.
-/" want of appetite
;
eat with appetite
U^zCtfc^s, small .medlar-tree.
pu/iiuti^
; ^pJ-h^
t/to
the appetite; p.tiin^iiui_^,
to excite
0.^^,/" uij sf.she-kid.
side take away
the appetite
khpPll^t-j,luigj,s. a. hollow,cavity,in; i^tnjtp'
: hollow,interior,deep.
[ttih/u
tu%lilipP good, bad taste;pum
alphabet. -/" according to my tast.
}i,i"fiai,ll'i,ips.pl.
'[[.fifiuiphuip,
a. pleasing, agreeable,
[i./tinpJ-tii/itii'it
sweet, amiable, delightful.
^LpHt- s. alchemy.
(t. pleaut'7Ctu^til"
W^liittpcfsing
W^futrptf-tit^uttr,
l]./"S.n..//".
sweet ; good
to the taste,savoury,
int. ah ! alas !
l],y""
-"""-

"

for

"

-,

s. ermine.
l],/"""^

eat, savoury.
s.
pl. appetite;desire,
\i,lunpJ-iu%^
with appetite;
pleasure;luluttpJ-tt/ito^,
with
[agreeable.
tt. highwayman
indocile,
pleasure.
}i,/iiu,mpnjq_
;
a.
desirable, pleasing,
ferocious.
\},/.tt,pcHrilt
s. hanging cornice.
W,/"npJ^lrir,
lrj[ivtt. to tasto of, to
U,/H""-"'fjr"'"f."u
vain.
sure
a.
relish,to like ; to love, t9 take pleal],/""-^i";(
to aim at; n^-i
to
to
ad.
desire,
in;
-jU.futrpm^u.i
vainly.
j\^luhpliui'ii
take a disgust for or to ; Pk u,[,tnpJ^kft
"" dregs.
U./""A/.V \\,t"l-kp
to

s. acacia.
y^piutful'UM
a. foolish,
gross-headed.
Vt^uiJiup,

"

please.
spire
"lj/'va. to in'^fanpJ-h^ni-yuithir,
taste,pleasure.
gratification,

if yon
etc.
l1.^"/;"^,

S.

etc.
%l.,ir,a[,,

1}.1"S
lore
s. sensuality,
\\^."m"l,i,n.-P^^%
S. plsa^[..nptfni-Ul
W.f.inpJ-n.-PlL'l,,

desires.
mortifies
that
a.
\\,/a,n.uuuiuA
his passions.

of vice, dishonest

sure, taste.

disease,indisposition;
U,/".",/.Js. illness,

or

trols
con-

tion,
D,^,""f."'tpk-u3s.pi.lot, disposiaffection,passion; Tice, bad
physical;
natural,
a.
nature, fate;
of man;
habit: menses:
seed
-_3"'"-"j'
ad. physically, natuster,
disaju,lu..,u.pu,liu,g
calamity,
plague,
Q.uiit.'iniLptu/ii,
morbific.
[rally.
a.
U,^".""/""'/"
;
uipmui^
any thing troublesome
excites
that
illness,
tears ; ^'y
sleep ; i/;"4"'-' ^lum-pit-upira.
unM-ju^
voluptuous
likpuiuipuii,
;
iruti,ni. bad passions
mortal
malady;
iruii,iM,g",_,
f^u
to be seriously,
mortally ill; image.
Ifrpiu'iijiij
ger,
U,^'"""/"'"^f- astrolotery;
flat\\,/uu,u,p"rau
adulation,
Jhtpq.tu^uiTi'ni-Pt-ui'ii
.

"

give

logy,
professesjudiciaryastrosorcerer.
magician,

niXyi_ -ftfJtb^uiptr[_if-, to

au"usu

to

self up

one's

who

one

vice, pleasure.

\i/.,u,.i,p^_
pi. horoscope,
p"-j

^lumMup.ufii
s. pathologist.
a. pathological.
U^oiu'fuut/u/^u'^
s. pathology.
M./umiupiiAnt-P-l-'^
ad.
tely,
passionay\,pimuii!.u,p
viciously,

s.

vity,
nati-

stars.

i-uY."'" i'^ unwell.

|J,/,mu/j
a.
symptomatic,[one ill.
X^lnmui^n/^
y^lumuijni-juAt^ir,
f^li va. to make
a. vicious,
passionate; ill,
\i,/,ju,uii-np

[illness.
\\,luuiu,p.lr^
a. crushed, oppressedby
a.
yS.fauiuip.hp
morbific,engendering infirm;morbid.
s. illness,
malady :
diseases or passions.
\l,/,iu,u^i-npnt-l3-ptA
bad disposition,
vice,passion.
s.a.
W.lumuipyJphysician: that cures
cutting.
restorative.
D", luitps. shooting, slip,
diseases,
disposed,\jj"
a. adjective.
uifiui-i,
H.ptmuM^'iipj;
t-jtufvn. to be ill,inad. adjectively.
'\}j)-uil[iiAutp.aip

sick.

a. derivative.
V),6-iiAjm4ui*
bad constitution or temperament; unhealthy.
tj//va. to derive.
l],6-uiijt.r,
tjuy vn. to be derived
lls^u/ij/../",
from.
1],^"^wc/-^"IIl".^^I-?"
n. bad
from, to come
ture,
temperavation,
deris.
U.(tu/i,jnM.!li,
\}^itu/i,j,ni-P^["-^"
indisposition,
languor, sickness,
formation.
origin,
cacochymy.
to raze.
full of diseases, ill: vicious,
va.
a.
/rj/i
U,6-frft./",
\i,/utniuitj
s. razor.
W,(ttili
bad, passionate.
[passions.
to carry, to fetch,to
va.
lla^t./",
-utyla.
\i,/uuiiuil,p
subject to diseases or
duct;
that
has
to
the
ness
sickstrike; i^-q-t'-C" to cono.
same
]J,^"f"u";(^_J
bring;
to
introduce;
't "^l.'
: compassionate ; -ih'iit^i_
'I'l'i^iipu
nt-Jh^ to
have
to infer ;
'f or
p-iu^t-i^,
compassion, pity on some
'p -llrpiyor
one, to
to
reduce
to
|A^ ^""vzj
compassionate.
;
"Ihpiuiririj
be
to
suffer.
to
to
ill,
}i,/uuiui^i,irj;
tj/"vn.
drag along ; i^n^nj^
pass through
\S,^inuiiipni.p-[,t^
s. illness,
sickness, flame,to enflame, to burn ; ijJmun.,
distemper; suffering.
[pity. to consider, to think, to reflect;
with
ad.
|].^""""'^'"f2"u^
compassion, HjLiLiuJp to seize, to lay hold of;
i^t f-"^" A^i
i^nM^ to lay eggs ; iMin-u/ii^
have
to
to
vn.
compassion,
nate,
compassioluithinj without making any objection,
to pity.
[vice,passion. readily;
^/""-/"i-"
q^t^pu to raze ;
to
s. compassion, pity;
]S,[um,ul,gn,.[3^l,Ji,
seduce, to entice.
jl^^.
drives
coal-man
that
a.
s.
\^^u,iu^Muiuib^
{l.tf/uuiif-npit
; charcoalaway

of
^/uii,uiJ-/^in
a.
sick,ill,
J-b-uiuiif
,

"

or

cures

diseases.

[coal.
like
to burn
""n.itiTva.
lJ,6-/"u4tt
coal-mine.
s.
coal-pit,
\},ir/u,u^u/iip

dealer-

vicious ; lascivious.
\i,luinii,irnij
jij
a.

s.
\f,/u,n,uirnini-p-[,Jb
concupiscence,
luxury.

li./uuim'iiuiir,
utguij
ill: to have

bad

'^fumuMukp
devoted

vn.

habits,to
that

a.

to

bo

to

sick

vn.
|],6-/uw*io"/*,
wjiy

to become

coal.

\},ltp,uAnjcoal-house.

or

s.

be vicious.

loves

passions.

cious,
vices,vi-

U,4-ni. nj

garden

s.

nation,people:

; parterre.

bed

of

ftllU.

Uft-fH^ uti^/un/
s. coal

U,4"o4

having

a.

charcoal.

a. whose
ears
HjfiuA^uM
t. ear-ache
\iJiiu%"Mi,juji.

knowledge of,

well versed.
full ;
a.
[i,lf[ui^t-u,u
HJdui^nii,
filled,

uimiinil_6-uinLf

"with

loadcd

trocs

constrained.

^^uiJiyni-Pl,^,
s. the

of

state

to

to hear,
listen,

of the ear.
s. lobe
Il^.i/li^nn.
g. ear-pick.
n^uAij^fi^^m
s.
U,(u/"i.,ii%|.
garrison; the

being

tants
inhabi-

of the citadel.

involuntary;repugnance,

ear.

W.^u,%"irir,
ty/,vn.

WJiuMJuyad, involuntarily
; by force,
with regret, reluctantly
; A-/3-44""/r""yp^k
willingor unwilling.
ced,
WJ^uiWiy[,j ujj^ a. involuntary; for,

fers
suf-

who

a.

to be attentive.

fruit.

of the

malady

cat.

are

[Huini, g. citadel,
castle,fortress.
HJ/uMumuA s. surety, shelter; aSr.u^
stain
k"'LJ't' to fortifyone's self,to su-

reluctance,
[mine.

self in

one's

position.

skiff.
constraint,necessity.
\SJi"um,
u.g g. agate: boat,
to
H^L/iiI. mine, moat ; 'iuimu/iit-i_,
g.
U,4/.^,
hook. Hasp ; a sort of
lu^j/.
inlaid
ornamented
a.
or
iron shovel.
yj^uAiiufiuMui
with preciousstones, worked in jewels.
foot ; j-n
g. sole of the
U,4a7//iiu,i_,
clear.
to look
a. limpid,
MJiuitiuMifiin
juiPliiLu II. j-u
liuiuto listen,
to be all
at with admiration,attention,
-

miner
\S,liui'iiui^uiui
s.
uig

thief,a

s. propolis.
U,4u"%ui"/^"r

form

1]^"i"%i"""
s.
trap;

mouse-trap.
^^uMiiuMuthu[ij
^(u/t eye

nessed
a.
ocular, witvisible,
apparent;

tuj

eye ;
witness

with

one's

with

one's

eyes

own

circle.

look ; bud,
sight,
:
expectation
hope,
; opinion,
germ
by name,
ju!bni.iuul;
suspicion
"^jmliiu'iii;
specially,expressly; j""4"iA p-op-a,^

U.^*/ ml^u/b 8. eye

,

in
"Tf^nup.unt-Pji
.{"hi_,

twinkling of

the

visibly,seeing

truth ; ad.

evident

an

the

by

rat-trap,
Jiiuti,g

enchanted.

in suspens,

eyes, all ears,

assembled
in a circle.
""
U.4"/p""4n//.
I)^"/f.^fr,
htjuijvn. to assemble, to

snatcher.

body

to

iptku

respect of

see

an

iun%nt-i_,to

to be

persons,

to cast eyes upon

4""*A/^.

stantaneou
eye, inshew
a

partial;

uMp_

uipliuliilrij
act of seeing to shew; to review, to read; ^n.iu_
s.
\SJi,JiiuMmhunM.[3-l,i%
to scowl ;
with one's own
nUilrijto
liuijp.
ui^uiplit-ij
eyes.
has eyes : signal, hope, to expect ; j-y^'i'l'
a. that
-juituj-^iruA
U,("/"%""-"Y'
in presence
famous.
illustrious,
of,visibly,openly; j""*'.
fore;
to look at, to see,
Uj^it/iit-ir,
va.
^[.Jmu uMn^h/j to represent,to lay betj,[i
dent;
accito
to cast eyes upon.
ui^uM% 7-^"v/'/_. see by
eyes.

own

j-

"

uin.

eyes, that sees.

s.pl. the eyes, the
Wj^iu'iiaijip
, qyuM^
a.
1],("o%^

that has

take

looks.

I]^ui%^,
t'2i"3
creek ;

^i*"*

*"

sar;

itniln,-,
cove,

mussel

"f^-fr^
4-

"""-.

ears

of some
ear
one
; to
to stop one's
; lu%nt-i_
ij-u ,
to prick up one's
,
; ni-,i^i_^u

ears

pni,p,

rub

one's

P^i

pinch the

to

his

ears

mi/A-^^oufr^
ear

-luj

; j""-

j-u

-""j

to

ear-ache

wax.

heard ; that

ears

is heard

witness;-,

j-u,

lah-ij to

hear

; j-

tui/j

to be

ear-

eye to,to watch, to

an

sed;
quiteconfuof; \,fui^iiupi,
cing
Argus-eyed, pier^npniluiplp

care

-,

eye ;

to look
^ui/lrij
liiunjii-3lruii_

fixedly.
stone,
g. precious
MJiIi,
luliu/b,utliu/iip
;- p""2"/^_
jewel, gem; pearl; cameo
fni^li

"

and
S. ^ui^J^tf-niifi
i{iii^i[i
,

iXu/iif,
.

g.
U.4'i,"afiu.'i,,
source,
uilintiip

gin;
ori-

spring; hole, stitch;

water-spout,
mni-i^2trm'li
ring,link ; /""-un/tupU.ni^
lar
grave,
day-star,the sun ; "i.lrpyi(J'.i/bl,
"Ik'^ auricu;
the orifice of the
ad. auricularly; tomb
uiu,uiujpl"
;
with
^iti"u.^.f".4#
one's own
lu^m^
hatchet, axe;
[glass.
\iji%,^pyJheard.
g. oculist.

auricular:
a.
|]^u"%^uY"K-^

j-u

; .pi^n^

ear-picker
; ^tl_ -""3

in

speak

ostentatiously;juiliui'iik,

Mun.

to have
,an%ui-i_,

that

has

"

s, pavilion( of the
WJi,u%2uiiruM%
s. ear-wig.
D^u"%"i""/n".""

ear

).

lipiaif
np}^
of

ker
worlapidary,
g. jeweller,
preciousstones.

\SJii-\i,ii'i.
Mj,-!,
ju.%.tl.,r,..'i.'S,
ju.,,.,'1,1,

s. jeweller'strade,
\Sjl[i,i"ii-ni,irnil3^l,

jewelry

W/iinj

jewellery.
a. dazzling.
W^lfiiiiiliiiiiliiii
\\,lfti,M,l,""liiij
or

spectacles; spy-glass;

s.

"/J

-.unjipit,spectacles-maker.
S. Ui4^'
WJiIinLi,[,ii;
vn.
tuiihItuifiuf
"

to

to

respect,

highly;

fear ; to

to

to

reverence,

take

s. ear-ache.
U,^J/^.""-nt./3//iA

esteem

bf, to

care

\SJini-[^
s. hearth, fire side.
\]Jlini.i/p
i^Jplijis. circle,assembly,

super-intend.

[spirerespect.
ntj^'vu. to in0y{ri."6-^_j"t_3iuiti/;
U.^^""^"^ '"J a. respectful;careful.

the

bezil of

eye:

ring in

which

together.
ll^ou /fj

cious
pre-

u/j

s.

furrow

to
^i-t^ij

make

to plough.
a
-,
a. furrowed.
\i,^oiiuiplr/i

that ploughs.
]i,^ouia^lil.
a.

tive
a. attracWjfiiiu'^Mi.TCnj
^iiiiiuufiupiufi
; charming ; delightful.
,

pirj;

thistle.

W/^u/i,s.

of

is'Set.

stone

mattress,

to
canopy-bed, sofa ; p"/"7"t^ ""i*""-/^.
to
circle
feast
in
a
:
assemble, to sit

tion
s. respect, consideral]^i.."S-nt./?/.t""
; fear,constraint,circumspection:
cai;e, superintendence.
s. pi. socket
}i,liii,uli,ui,,l,-!(p
ui'iCu.ii

feast:'

banquet,

company:

"

}i,^aM,t-"r,
va.
A-j/i

plough.

to

U,'4inl. oh ! ha !
11.4.1'j/
s. fear,dread,

U,'/'"i'"l"l"/''

terror;
fright,

to
u,p^u,%iru to frighten, to terrify,
that pays respect to
intimidate ; j'"4/'iVfttrL.
\\Ji%.un.nii^'^b 4""/'4'".
U.J a.
persons, partial.
[partiality.V'z.'to fear,to be seized with alarm;
\SJii,iun.n,-P
[iii,s. respect of persons,
/A^
m^f, ad. for fear, lest ;
-

uin.

fear,with

U.4'^ad. behold

]i,/fiii,^f,/iirir,
hjl, vn. to make
signs
with the eyes:
to indicate,to shew, to
mark, to denote, to signify: to regard,
to see, to revise
to: to permit;

:
-

to concern,

to

u,n.'i,h,r
|],(%"Y"{"^

to

va.

with

scowl.

air.

here, there, yonder.

der-struck
ll,4""p"-4
a. terrified,
dismayed, thun;

uiniit-ijto terrify,to
tened
;- ^Ai/_, to be frigh-

to dismay
frighten,

make

the eyes, to indicate;to

to make
fun of,to mock
at.

timid

".ui.//4ad. behold

belong

i^q- w^iui/p, to

with

signs
laugh at,

or

dismayed.

s.
sign, mark :
}A,lii,u,pIinL^Pl,.-'b

ning,
meaU,4u.pA-4#iL/?/.
s. dismay, feax,fright,
signification:permission given terror.
with a sign.
a. terrible,
l).4".^^%f'i.l.j
alarming,
\SJi%lrpL.
a.
evident, clear, visible, frightful;
horrible,hideous,monstrous.
in prepalpable ; ad. evidently,
visibly,
sence
,

of.

ad.

\i,liii[3-,up[3j, s. wink
,

XSJih^iajrir,
va.
A-j/,

twinkling.
expect, to hope.
;

ciously
terribly,frightfully,
horribly,atro[hear.
; hideously,

terrible to
U.4u"^."^^^a. frightful,
|],4"u^."."""-i,^Y.
a.
frightful,
shocking

\i,lflili,"inia. hoper, expecter.

to the sight; horrible,hideous.

WJii'liu,ini-[3-i,Ji,
s. expectation,hope.
U.4"'?-'*'"'-/^/"-*
". enormity, atrocity
;
that looks attentively; dreadfulness,hideousness,terriblenes
""
U.4*'4"""-Wj
feUrfulness.
ilfbku to regard with attention
or

pleasure.

S. Xi.'iliMiturpii/iiti
lJ"4""V"/""^'"Jf
ll.4'"/'4t.r,
tjf ; ^tu.^ va. to terrify,
affright.
(],4.u^4#.t_
frightful,
horrible,
u#j a.
,

or

a.
\Sjfi,linp
ashamed,

confounded

lliH"/'/"^'
*a"^/ vn.

to be

; sad.

confounded

to

ashamed.

s. consternation,
^iitilinpnt-pj,
shame.
a. fascinated,
enchanted ;
Il^i4u//.
or

"//L

s.

^Jii,i,u,pi,ir,
hyuj vn.

bug-bear.

scare-crow,

0y//"4"v'*^"/""
tjf va.

awful, terrible.

fascinate.
to be fascinated.

to

*.
ll.4'"/'4"'-/3-^"-%
fright,
terror, dismay, af-

intimidation.

M.^aii/ni.j.u'iitir,
vo,
ni-yf,
intimidate.

to

to
terrify,

u.ajb
\\^ljihpuil,%
u.^,u%, inM-%p

10

request;
of water, source, fountain.
rlltuu luiiutfiuliiu
Hiiuj petition.
a.
flowing
a. suppliant,
titionary.l],.^pt^""4""u
pe\i,,iu-^uZn[,
W^ifui^ili

orison,entreaty,humble
luiiutii,

or

spring

t.

like

tain,
foun-

fluent,streaming ; copious, abundant.

to flow as a
yS^if^hpu/iiuiir,
luguti vn.
abound.
to
to
stream;
fountain,
pray, to conjure.
tO makO
VO.
ni-gll
'Unjilrpiuqni-jui'blrJ',
to flow
to make
flow
as
a
to
fountain,
ction,
affe*" pl' sympathy,
l),Y"""v"""""^!^
forth
to
abundantly.
out;
tenderness.
pour
[ed. or gush
excrement, dung ;
wickn^uptt-p "-i.u"y
s.fl.
*" brine : a. flagitious,
ll.^u.^niY'
to

\^,iui^,r,
tji[ivna.

to
supplicate,

muck,

0^y.^.-"^s.pl. sweepings,
U.,^p/,"^,

of salt-

late,
to spoil,
to desova.
\},,iiiifim
"luipL-iT
to ruin,to destroy^
tion,
*.
destruction,devasta|],fu.^"i""!f
rain: disparagement, defamation.
tjf va. to besprinklewith
[|/^/^./i"-i/*,
salt: to

spoil,to

ception
re-

of all filth.

or
[i,'i_
lupiufhs. pillarof
Ti^upAiMiii

statue
Bait,

for the
; filth ; place

manure

desolate:

the
stain upon, to wound
to slander,to calumniate.

to

casta

filth.8.

U^ipt.,p.

or
\S^p.lri.p
ptrpj ptpu.j S,
M^l^lti-p
brook ; origin.
fountain,source, spring,
S.
\i,'l^t-piupiiip.
]i,ilji[it-pujpiap
etc.
S. ^Xq^ii-pf'tttitirj
\it'ij^l"-p"''f"^'^
a.
slovenly, dirty, filthy,
U.'U"''"'
,

reputationof, nasty.
nitre.
". saltpetre,
llf^n/Tu.^

""
ground, bruised,broken.
V^iS"3ti
rupted,
a.
spoiled,vitiated,corI]^^u"".u"/^

S. Iw/4r4""n"
Xit'ip'i'"'"

adulterated,tainted,impaired;

B, ^h-qtul^iuph-,
Xjjilrl^iupit

disordered, discomposed,
rupt,
U^iuit-iuqt^ir,
tjl, va. to spoil,to corto adulterate, to taint,to impair,
to disorder, to discompose, to vitiate.

S. M^ikkk-L[sharp.
\Sjik^iik-L
brackish,pungent,
U,^t4u/.ra. salted,

"J"'Z^Y?'
^Yf"^' 'p"-^i^ 'u"^3 *" bow :
rainbow;
of a circle,arch ;
arc
a. destructive.
iy^if j
H,,iu,i^u,qli^
destruction,
archer,
[ver.
g. detcrioratioH,
IH^fiut-iaqni-Ppji,
"5y/" ""^t-Yf"*,
"

'

"

[form of

a. like a
dove,
m.iiuit-'i.iu^tpui

dove.

of

in doves

or

bent

in form

bow.

s. archer
: Sagittarius.
W.^^iuii-np
s. archery.
}i^lhi^iMai-wipni-P-f,ii,

pigeons.

%uiilt,liuMgs.
}].quMi-%tui/i

a.
arched,
U,Yi-Y%u.Jt

in the

ly^iultjitujiutifO.
\jitliulJib-Mali

dealer

"

young

\}^iia-inui/p
\}.itirintMtpc-p
t

pigeon;pigeon.

uMpirp
f

etc.

iit-y %/ij %lr,u^s. dove, pigeon; H^ltpu l-gs. supplication,

|],y"uiJi^
petition,
lUypt
stock-dove, wood-pigeon,
deprecation,entreaty ; u,pl[u/iiiri_,
j,

-"

wild

pigeon.

s, vervain.
[dove-cot.
lJ.Ymii/.x*
dove-house,pigeon-house,
llY_"i.%nj*.
ll'iF'"S' ta *" excrement, dung,
to
faeces;muck, manure
;- w^i.ot/A-^,

manure,

to muck.

tO SUpplicate,
iluiin^t^t diuinni-ju/lilr^
to implore,to
pray, to request.
"

g.
}A,iit-paiM,pu,%
suppliant; flattering,

adulator.

[to pray.

y^ltpuuipm'iit-ir,
tj^ va. to supplicate,
\i^it-puiiipuA,nt-P[,i.i
s,
supplication,

s. muck-heap, dung-hill.
\S^p.uM^njm
entreaty,instance.
s. privy: sink.
[tious.
l],^fu"7""j
s. written
\i,lt-puu,fl,p
entreaty,petition,
memorial.
a.
excremental, excremen\\,,l_p,ir,ik'i"
lJ,,^pt.r,
tj/,vn. to go to stool,to
W^putuil, W^puiuf^ja, full of supplication
to
dung, to manure.
dung : va.
suppliant.
like a
ad.
\S,ip.lrpuipjup
fountain, U,"/V"'"V *" P'- supplication,
petition
fluently
; abundantly,
copiously.
S. U^it-puuif^p
; ^tp """{/""puuj'iiiuj
,

'*if*/'"'"/'4"'""3
'

f-

suppliant.

^ib- ta *" buckle,ring : button : lock :

baggage,equipage : goods and chattels.
\SfiluHM,iluhir,
hgliva. to jointogether,
to chain,to fasten,to buckle : to button:
,

Wtflfrput-ir,
to
*-jf va. to supplicate,
implore,to entreat,to petition.
I now
thenl come
onl
\i,'l^mt.
now
S.
V^l^pt-Ji
a. gray-haired
W^ikP-m.^
;

to lock.

\i,ijluiairuM,i^
s. mo[i Xiffiuuiiruiq^t-iaj

*ft'/4^"'^'
a.
bursten,hernious, rupcommodities.
tured. veables, goods, effects,
a.
\i.il^uM",p"j^
rude, barbarous,
s. hernia.
aM^lkP-uM^ni-P-^iii
uncivilized,
coarse,
gross : that has a
M^lk/uiap^,
thy
wor]i^[unpnil_a.
pitiable,
disagreeablesound.
of compassion : afflicted with grief;
to
Ij^i/ainr,
h^J,va. to lock,to fasten,

heart-breaking.

enclose,to

\\flk^.wui
[,s. truss, bandage.
Xf^l^^tum
; fts. distaff.
M^lk\lri,
a.
eating bowels, that

to

its young:
deToid of

shut up ; to

stop or

close up

button.
a. unchaste, lascivious.
\S^lp-u,uil"ibness.
lewdlA^iuui^n..pi"Xs.unchastity,

eats

cruel,barbarous, inhuma.n,

pity.
a.
\i.q^ik%_
pitiable:afflicted with

grief.

salted.
a.
\i^ip-iruMi_
\S.'ik""iii
indigent,
destitute,
'"3 a.
poor,

Ui/^^-^/i^iir,
t-gtMivn.
compassion,

to be

to

with

yearn

compassionate.

a.
Wy^jinuinp
pitiable,that

necessitous.

tion,
destituj5. indigence,
U.'i4""z4"'-'*^'-'^

poverty, beggarliness.

excites

s. sardel,sardine.
M^'i^t-p

compassion.
U.?4/'"*''
""jr *" kingfisher:halcyon.
ned:
well-tua. well-chorded,
^A^juipinup
s. idle talker,chatterer,
W,"[2CiMiu"M,p.u/i,
adapted,suitable.
prattler,babbler.
M\^nt t-mly s. misfortune, misery,
\^iTCiamuMpjM/hh,r,
h-gfiVU, to talk BXdisaster
to
to
evil,,
calamity,
travagantly,
chatter, to prattle,
j ""/.wiitrm^^u
,

alas ! oh how

unfortunate

am

calamiu. fatal,
HyflkmiiM^nir
\S^uiiui-a[i
,

be

tedious

in conversation.

s. talkativoness,
\S^i7C,uuwu,p.m%n^p-lttX
garrulity.
loquacity,

vous,
tous, bringing evil, disastrous, gries.pl,idle words, frivolous
HtfTi'iu.nu/iip
mournful;full of misery, piteous,
S. U^^_
excitingpity.
discourse^ chitchat,nonsense:
"ZMUinuiptuliiwK-P-hiJg
U.lP-""ppS. U,p"ntiMpp
.

brackish ;
11,^; ufi^^ny a, salt,saline,
Wji^uiinl-j;
frjuyvn, to grow childish,
S. ILilip.
to dote, to rave, to talk nonsense;
to
whore.
sf.prostitute,
ftf^izf,
uiijTip
stagger,to reel,to waver
; """^u.mt"f^
fortunate, irt-p garrulous and
unX^nqnpir a. miserable, pitiable,
decrepitold man.
lJ.y2rt","^^a.*.
calamitous,grievous.
loquacious,chattering,
brick ; tile.
prating: putting into disorder, that
|],y/"."
rrj s.
the loss of
s. brick-maker.
spoils,ruinous, that causes
Xi^fltM^mi-npit
the
s,
[of confusion.
W^itt-iiuin-nph-ni-PliiX
reputation.
ment,
employthe art of making bricks.
a.
tumultuous, noisy, full
|],yv/i^.".^j
tablet:
little brick:
O^x-'ooi^
Xi^pHiua^pa. mutinous,
H,liHiy,,j^,
'"J s.
arithmetical
table,logturbulent, inclined to excite
arithm.
seditious,
draught-board:
,

sedition.
\^uuiif.npirnt-PliLii.

W^^hj;
s. brick-maker.
1],^".""Y'^"".
made
of brick, brick.
a.
li^it^t-iy
floor with tiles ;
to
]J,,^/,t.""-.r,
tj^ va.
to imitate brick.

Irgf,va.

to

trouble,to
into

quiet
dis-

disorder,
put
jumble, to mix, to confound.
S. IJ.'lff"'-^'
\j^fi///n"-P-[iL%
iiiili,
]J,,p/hi-^,
Jiiuig s. alarm, noise,
bustle;
bowels,
guts;
squabble,fray,
s.
uproar,'tumult,
|]^^j^,uiiilnuj pi.
entrails
der,
contest; disor:
broil,
quarrel,
intestines,
scuffle^
tripe, garbage ;
I
have
riot,
chords
clamour,
confusion;
rising,
pity,
l"j;
strings,
;[un-n^lfii
well loved
sedition, revolt, revolution;plot, in-r
compassion; npn-ftui^m^
iutulih-i_i
son.
trigUe;
jiupnu^uMbir^
juipnL.^
; to alarm

; to

to

"

It

0.^8

msi

j2

"b~
trOUblO, befouled,stained : impure, filthy,
scene
nasty,
mucky,
embroil, to
; greasy, muddy,

tO
-"jnL.qlri_,
jull,hi_-u^nP-li^
,

disturb, to alarm, to
dirty.
excite to mutiny or sedition ; tiu"fjjfu,iin
U^iyit-iini-Pf
s.
be
greasiness,dirtiness,
tated,
agito
confusion,
troubled,
iVhti,
embroiled.
foulaess,stain, impurity: turpitude,
ble
excess:
sweepings; excrement; mm^
a. soft,
sweet, agreeable,affallyn.vish,
knadelicate
:
prfvy, necessaFy; ""_
uiqintrifiit-P-truri
tender,
; delicious,
or
%oP- MM"imlr^M-Phu/h,chamber-pot
dodge.
-utensil.
hair.
down
[water.
soft
hair,
s.
;
U,/^n^"""/:u^
of stagnant
s. marsh, swamp
a"""'
\\,qm(,cp
half-witted,
'^,fni-m2bk
U/^#.".u/^,
sumach-tree
the
fool:
: sumach.
that
s.
y^nump
plays
trifling,
pish,
silly,
1 !" salad.
^"is'^ii
ninny, simpleton.
rowful;
ry,
buffoonei\jigu,i.np
t.i
a. miserable,wretched,sorsilliness,
*.
U,^..,"^L/3f
violent.
[sery.
l
ow
[crafty.
raging,
jesting.
foolery,
mig. wretchedness,
\]jl^u,t.npnL.pi,Jb
cunnlng, artful,
U'
'^fnL-lruiap.uipy
pain.
misery,grief,
evil,
U/^.^sta ^-pts. alopecy,fox-evil.
Ti^ini-kuujguiiskin of a fox, foxU^^ufo. u/j s.a. beggar, mendicant,
*"
ll"^n".4-ut%/'
sitous,
case.
; poor, indigent, needy, necespauper
miserable, beggarly.
ni^
lJ,Y^"-t"
t-huni-gS. fox ; linplii^t
to

"

"

"

ad. poorly, beggarly,

D,c^u#""""fE"Y"

foX'S Cub.
i/ni-lruni-,
s. saltness,
\\,,ini-P-lii%
ll/^"-4"'j4'
sl'S*" ?'"lent.
JJ^i-tCui^
fts. rock-salt.
W^qn^ig nJiijs. pi. bitterness,grief,
'

'

trouble:

crime.

tion
s.
sweetness, insinuay^iai-n^p-liM-i
: knavery, craft.
ting
\}j^t-niy U/^ui^f niriuq S, Sllp,Cut( tO plant),layer.
*" collyrium,eye-salve.
O.YfV'"/'
my,
a.
dark, obscure, glooV.-gu'J'iitl'^f

like

beggar.

s. act of spoiling
W^l^uMmuiliirpnt-P-liti

the poor,

extortion of the poor.

of poor
abilities,
a.
\\,ii^iiiMniM,i^m
imbecile.
weak, foolish,
to grow, to
vn.
]],^/u"iuit"u"r,
urjuy

get poor, to render

become

one's

self poor,

to

impoverished.

house,
s.
U^^iMiMauiiiaj
poor-house, almsf
or
the
hospital
poor.
U/^u#inu"?j^
s.pl.poverty.
loves the poor,
a. that
U.'/^P"'""""'^^

[rity.
charitable.
darkness, obscus.
ir,g_l,
\l,,giiiiihi-,i2_,
of the
love
Vig.l-i'B"'-''ie"
sf.
maid,
girl,
s.
\i^i^mMiiiiiuppnt-P-li".%
4-"%
servant
female
:
chamber-maid,
[uncharitable.
virgin
;
poor, charity.
the poor,
a. that hates
nursery-maid,child's maid.
\i,ii^iMiii,MiiMnt-uij
bastard.
hatred
s.
avs.
\Sjl^iiimuimlrjni-P-liiii
\lfgli"l'i['
version to the poor.
[poverish.
of saltaction
ing
s, brine ; the
|J^fi"_^
[y^j^'ifuiMMinnM^u^ih-aTt
arrc-9^V(l. tO imblack.

in brine.

U.Y;^"""^4""*" rather poor, poor.

\j,y!iiim["MlLiuMm
a.
Wt'i^uimpMlTiMj
poor
in
understanding, shallow, empty,
saltness : after-birth ; 6-"^ ""i;"l'jaalt- witless.
[contemptible.
marsh.
a. poor,
\i,ii^,u,"pi,
vile,
sorry, pitiful,
\i//^iua,n,.p-l,Li,
s. poverty, indigence,
salt,saline,brackish.
beggary, want, necessity,penury :
scurf, stain,
13^1,11,
grease,
"/, fj s.
grease-spot, dirt, impurity: sweat:

"

or

*. pi.salt-mine.
l],"^"u/^i"n"-4.^
to be stained
vn.
W^nk-iiu/buiir,
uMgiy
soiled,to grow greasy or dirty.
dirt.
a. that likes filth or
U,y""/r"^u/"4^^

dirty, to stain, to
besmear
with filth or grease, to befoul,
to
bedaub, to sully, to tarnish,to
va.
A_j/i

to

soil, to

grease.
a.
D.-""i"-/^^
soiled,dirtied,spotted,

meanness.

S. My'l^tumuiulipni-Pf.
U,il^utinu[iitnL.P-l,
S. Ji^tl^ujuwuMpiup
li^'l^uimop^'jt
s. mineral
O.'tP"'/'
salt.
"

n.'loP-uif^pf,
s.pl.
prayer-book.
or belongingto
ers
pray-

of
l),yo/?"/(u"%
a.
: s.

that prays

to God.

s,
that prays
U,.^o/?4/r^

to

God;

a,

pliant.
sup-

llt'^""'"""aj""
that
8.

^^^^ prays

his

addresses

to

prayers

God,
to

to grow,

vn.

increase,

to be

prayer-book.

V^PuM^nj s. chapel,house of prayer.

that offers up his
a.
\i,"lop,"%ni^f,

augmented, to grow tall or stout:

to
make
to
:
vegetate, to
progress
to
to
be
come
sprout,
multiplied^
up ;
bo be

God; suppliant.
a. that lo'sresprayers.
U,-loP-uial^fr
s. chapel,place of prayer.
U,^/?u""fni_%
s. small
V^loP-MapMoi,
chapel,chapel.

prayers

U,2rt.r,tjp

Q-od:

to

to

heightened, to

of: to grow

grow

or

upon

out

dear.

a. vegetable,
1],2(%2""(".'/"
nfiilrju,^!^
,

vegetative.

[getation.

prays to God ;
that addresses God in prayer.
UatyniA a. grown, augmented.
to increase,
to pray, to address
va.
vn.
\i^loP-ir,r,
tr^Ji
ll,2fflrj""-3u.V/i-.r,
ni-jiP
in prayer : to supplito
one's self to God
make
to
to
large,
augment, to encate
grow,
that
a. s.
]]L'""^'"V""/'

; to intercede.

heighten,

to

to

make

stout,to

multiply; to exaggerate; to make dear,

to raise the priceof.
U-Yp/Stp
P-l'j*"?'"
prayer, orison,supplication
that makes
to grow
a.s.
llaTt-jni-jf^
; Mtj^p-u mit^ih-^i^u^ifuhf
J"*^

etc. S.
W^fop-iiis-uip
,

etc.
\i^iop-aif[t-^
,

or

H^"'" I'ja- obscure, dull,dim,

ny;
dark, hidden, -without lustre ; taw-

augmentative:increaser.
increases,

dy,
cloutS/ ,[",
D,2"f
n/

feeble, indistinct,small;
darkness
visible,glimmer, faint

wan:

/"i/",

ashes

s.

to reduce
"iilri^
,]_uiu,Itij

tf.iajiint^ia:,
; jto ashes.

mixed
a.
yS^ti^itulnun^i

with

ashes,
[to ashes.

dirtied.
catch

glimpse of, to

to blink.

vu, to rcduce
^nt-^Jt
indistinctly, \S;!(l,Li,iujn,-guihirJ',

see

[distinctly,
dimly.

arf, obscurely,
ILtouiio^..^
darkly,in-

lb^""""f.ny%
o.

smallor

very

obscure

more

or

dim;

enlargement,progress,

feeble voice.
[Lfo"i""".;"""/".
having
ble
a.
lL^o"i"^2r".2(u%^
having a very feea

light.

UL'^oinio^aMr,
la^uy
become
obscure,
tarnished,to

vfi.

feeble.
a.

grow

W^ii^t-^li S. XfpCitL^Ub
Xi^niiMuliu/lint-li
crease,
W;!CnLjibs. growth, augmentation, in-

to grow

dim,

to

dark; to
grow
lose its lustre or polish:
to

extent

multiplication;esion, amplification,
xaggeration; augment: vegetation.
[branches.
U.a'n'AS. 0,a*%'"*a. bushy,
thick,full of
UX""-'5'/""a?"-'/_
1],2Ci2"""^"^
"-j s. juggler;conjurer.
,

s. juggle,
juggling.
]i\.TCui.upu.i.n,.pi.i-%
:
s. public sale, auction
U,ani.piy.
u"^_

to grow
feeble,to, be diminished.
to sell by auction.
tO obsCUrO,
H^muyni-guAt-^r,
liu/i,irf_
e,u/blri_
nt-y[iVCl.
Jto cloud, to diminish the splendourof
U,./*,
s.
jmJlr
year
; """^ unl^
u/t/
a
to
"iJ5to
annually,
or
tinguish
exyearly,
thing
year, eee],ipse,
any
person,
gum
the
l^u,
to
t
o
to
take
following
jwJk
tarnish,
sully,
year;
;
very
after ; jinn-utftk-y -fthe polish from
thing : to
away
any
year, the year
next
slander : to enfeeble,to debilitate,
to
-/. last year ;
juAjt^fni-ir
;
ye"ar
,

"

"

"

diminish.

jiyuiT -l",this year ; ^-linq^nft'

all the year ; 't 4!rpt ky" -t'"'towards
the end of the year.
^afu

n^fouin^^fs. obscureness,darkness.
s, miller.
n^/op^uiuJi,
^i^pt I"-'!/ /''^"c?*" iJii^l ^^'8 teeth
'

called

"

grinders ;
ttx* *. growth:

UXiu^ s.

horn of plenty.
li./;"^t.^f
L^
uijl, to pour out,to empty,
]ii^r,air,
s.

S. U^".-ift.

to make
"-"r, frj^ vna.
haste,
y^foofiof
diligence; to forward, to hasten,
to press or push forward ; to prevent,
to get the start.
to anticipate,
li^mn. iiij s. cartilage,
: soap
:
gristle
to use

s. amazon.
JUtJ^uqiHt

"

bot. senna.

"

"

At-n-mj hand-mill.

va.

to

emit.
uninhabited;
deserted,
a.
\S^iyu.i^iu,li

discharge ; to

cast forth

or

solitary.
to become
XifTui/uM'iiui.r,
lujiaj
vn.

to

be

uninhabited

or

sert,
de-

table.
uninhabi-

tO dOVaVtt,
nt-i/fw
\^iyu,gni-gu/i,hj;
S. OtCio/i..
[ginous. state, to deprive,to spoil.
l],./uyA:"r,
"j/. va, to pour out,to empH^ittiLiaufttiuti
(I, cartila\i^iait.ta"ifli%ij,

D-ITP

i4

ty ; to collect together; S. M^uiitiT;

the
to colour
eyes with
ituip["(t
j,jMiii
prepared antimony.
ted,
deserIIj;",/.
a. desert, uninhabited,
ted,
uncultivauninhabitable,solitary,
-

desolate.
s. solitude :
\S^.yni^l,,i,
depopulation
; abandonment.

bag, to bag.
DBw
|]//u"%n^,
year J mA
nfiiys.
new-year'sday.
"Tm'iinpuij
to be ashamed,
vn.
l),./Xo^t.r,
i-j/,
or

"/_

shame,

to be

be

sumptuous
pre-

exaltation
*" elevation,
Ut/rpuipJtn-JB'

in
or measure
}i,ini,^iu,i
s. time ; time
S.
J"u///i/i"/4
music;
V^u/iilrj;irjPva. to put in a vessel

with

arrogant^ to

grow

Vtt. to
nt-t/l'
\^Jp.,upi,iui-U,'2tlr^nt-^u,'bhJ',
arrogant, to
make
proud, to render
te be presumptuous.
cause
*" presumptuous,
U,'/p'"/"4""-"'^"'-'^f
arrogance.
p
ride,
haughtiness,
desolation, ness,

VL^iA, nj s. vase, vessel, pot; bag,

shoe.
sack, purse, cloak-bag;n,n^j-,

blush

proud, to

to

confounded.
tO mako

M^iTiu^^nL.giu'blrJ',
nL-j[tVU.
ashamed.

promotion.
giously,
ad. impiously; irreli\i,irpaip^iiu"pwp
righteously,
unungodlily,sacrilegiously,
profanely.
irreligious,
a. impious,
\i,,/p,i,p^"wi-ni
unrighteous,profaneadvancement,

li^rpiMpimkiT,
uj^uif
W^i/piup^nu/iiujiri
to be ungodly,
be
to
irreligious,
vn.
hguy
to be profane,
to be
sacrilegious,
to be impious or unrighteous.
""
impiety, irreliM/rputpi^-M-Pt'^
teousness,
gion, ungodliness, iniquity,unrigh,

profaneness, wickedness,

l|y^n.%, uipuiu, pntii^ s. summer.

of summer.
}i,inuiiSiuii/hL.Mn
s. beginning

flagitiousness.
supply.
s. victualling,
of
ging
belonor
a.
\i^pu,p"Lifi.
l],i/L.ni.""y/"%,
1],i/;"/^"Ay^'//
dike,
s.
dam,
bank,
summer-time
to summer
\i,jpMupu,-M"li
"#.fiu,
: s.
u"j
;
bank
of
a river;
strand,
beach,
in
ring
dumound;
piybft uij'aipm'ii^ summer-time,
mole, pier; tower.
summer.
\ypu,pm.ui-u/ba. proud, haughty,
a
s,
summer-residence,
^S^uipui'iin^
stiff,
high, arrogant, vain, conceited,
summer-quarters.
summer-house,
ad. haughtily,proudly,
Ui'/it"
D.
presumptuous
;
\j^nnpuMUinu/b
{itffuiptuuutniJ/
rpuJiiinmil
yi^uipi
highly.
putbna
uim^uiia. haughty, proud.
ll'/f
^puip
that
hates
a.
\}^lSpUMpUltlMt-UJUlUUlk-Utq
s. pi. lever, a
pieceof
Hi^rpuiniiutih^
the proud.
wood
to raise or move
any burden.
hguijtm. to be proud,
\}j/piijpinuiM.ii/iipir,
W^iTpjun^iMiMr,
putpJli va. to raise, to
raise up, to take
haughty, presumptuousup, to heighten, to
,

-"

t
i

ovn

"

UinUtMUL

S' pride,
tiness,
haugh}i,,/puipu,uiM-uAaMj?^ti,

lift up.

presumptuousnessarrogance,
U,i/p/.6p"-^ pirMuja. unsoiled,clean,
cent,
informer, neat; immaculate, spotless,
pure, innocomplainant,prosecutor.
honest, just.
plaintiff,
lijf!"A
s. pulpit.
\f,,/paiuinu/i,ttr,
U,iyp/r"A
tyf VU. tO aOCUSB, tO
inform against,to charge, to complain
s.
I].i/p6-nt./?ft".
cleanliness,
purity,
to confess.
against: to plead guilty,
integrity,
honesty, probity.
bly,
s. accusation, complaint,
U.yj.."umuA/i"-/?/7
W.tTpnlunj, Ij s. mob, riotous asseminformation,action ; imputation.
bear-garden ; crowd, multitude ;
mult;
s. provision
: S. 2,
Ji^/piup
rabble,populace,the vulgar; riot,tu"""'?""/"
to get
H^uin-iiuiT,putpjia/vn. to rise,

up, to go up, to ascend.

1i^pMi,u,Mu% s.
accuser,

"

^^IfLtuputltna
7iuilp.uiputlinq
Q.
.

\S,irp.uipirJ',
tj[, va.
store

S.

to

provide, to

^uiJp.u/rt./'.

a.

tumultuous.

ditious;
a. turbulent, riotous,se]i,irpnpiu,il,j
crowded, thronged, full of

people.
gious,
sacrileungodly, impious,irreligious,

\]^rpn["irir,
tyf,vain

to crowd

; to

broil,
em-

confusion, to
unholy, unrighteous,profane,
put
;
to stir up or excite to sedition.
extremely wicked, flagitious.
to be
in confusion;
vn.
U,./p".fi4u/L",a",
U,i/po^//.r,
fj a. proud,haughty,
i-j.uy
to be
presumptuous,arrogant.
embroiled, disturbed,to
to be in commotion.
WtJpmp'imi.uiTa-ir,
tjf vn' to grow
riot,
to

disturb

lurb

IllTb

18

motion.
XUpitfint-PliLiis.
perturbation;coma. very difficult,
grievous,
%u,^,.fu,mh^
*.
t),"/p/i^"ijffi
turbulence, disorder, rigid.
Jhe,lrufij
UJJ"^"/""f./rjf
s. pantheon.
confusion,
perturbation'
ful,
watchJ-ui_
a.
H^lpn^ S' finishing
'^jy'iiu.^uMuu,
n-npit-npi
very vigilant,
; j-

tTuAhi^,to attain one's end

or
object,to
complete, to bring to a conclusion.
\^^P""|2J
/'Ja- entire, complete; whole,

most

total ; neat,

of

exact.
perfect,
ySjirpni^u^ufiia.
integral.

yStfip-niiiiuiiunT,
uiguij. vti.
; to be entire

or

to bo

au

pleasure.
cient;
^^eiuuifopa. omnipotent, all-suffimost
powerful,very strong.
s. omnipotence.
'^ih'buiqofiai-P-li.Si,
verse,
the unis. king of
'^dh'tnup-uMif-ui^np

teger
in-

completely,
U^ni^uuikuad- entirely,
totally.
wholly,
to make
va,
yi^ni^^nt-gu/btiT,
rit-^Ji

the Creator.
,

a.
U^iio/32"..u.fi.
very

most

miserable,most

unfortunate,

calamitous.

of general assembly.
u.
\\,Jlr'i"uJ-niinil_
a.
I].""%uYu"c.
best, finest,choicest,

s. entire
state, totality,
lJtf"Fn'i""-/*F

completeneiss,whole

sober, moderate,

a.
U.i/tt"i"fn.-u.^2('
amusing, full
very

perfect.

whole, entire, to complete,to perfect.

diligent: very
temperate.

; accomplishment.

exquisite;excellent,worthiest.
of all
takes care
[i^t%uif,i%ujir
a. that

most

massive.
Ili/fr/3a. strong, firm,solid,

his creatures,

all-provident.

iS.Jh-p-nu
]i,Jlr%,uifMM,/u
a. all-consuming.
n^p-pM-uuinus. amcthyst;
[intrepidly. U.Jffc"4u.^a.
preservingor governing
granite.
,

ad' furiously,
audaciously,
n^L-^uipuip

D.i/t4A-.r,
vna,
frj/i

to become

things,omnipotent, all-powerful.
s- omnipotency.
'\S^Jh%uMliu,[nL.p-l,Ji,

all

wild,to
ferocious, ungovernable-

a,
all-perfect;
very
\i,i/t-%uiiliuiuiiui,
[tent,all-powerful.
perfect.
u. omulpoTi^/i-im^utpnq^
fierce, ferocious, savage,
o.
W^ieiiuiliiiip
\i,Jt.ip
that saves
rious,
all; alla.
H,Ji-i,i,^tj"jj
wild,unruly, untameable
; raging,fu[pleasant.
[savageness ; fury. preserving,
a. most
agreeable,very
s. ferocity,fierceness,
\J.Jti."^u,7Cy
\J,Jtiin,-P^[,ub

be

unruly; to

make

llJti S. ftJ^t,and D.Jt*"/ii.

devout.
ml-i a. very pious,religious,

all-bountifulj
o.
WjJtiiutpuipp
super"

most
excellent,

excellent, best.

U,"/t?/,^4u"ir
a.

very

very

savoury,

highseasoned,most delicious.
a. all-seeing.
\i.Ji-%u,^uifi-iuj
father
lijt*"4"y/.
s.

of all men,

the

Creator.

tt. vcry wcalthy, very

a. ad. very
}ii,Jlr%,u^u,pa,.am
good, best,
H^ttiuipuipM-np
[peaceable.
very excellent: very well, excellently,rich,very opulent.
gentle or
well.
o. mildest, very
U,Jttia.4t^
exceedingly
all
diseases.
a. easiest,
\i^Jt'u,"i,lr^"
D^liufpcA/i^ a. curing
very light or
nipotent. easy.
oma.
all-suificient,
H^ir'iiuipuii-iu^u/i,
ingenious,very
a- very
\S.,li/i,u,ifi,u,p
skilful,most
dexterous,
a.
artful,very
Ti.i/t^iuii-lrqt-j^ti
]j^t%uiqlr,i_,
vory
able.
pretty,very handsome, charming, yery
miraculous,very
a. most
U,Jti/u4p""j_
genteel ; extremely agreeable, most
nishing,
amazing, astowonderful,
beautiful.
[all-wise.prodigious,
[certain.
m
ost
".
wise,
omniscient,
l],"/t%u"fjtoi
most
true, very
a.
most
\\,lk%,uT"^.u[,l"n
merciful,most
a.
l^i"%ui^/3^u"6minal
crimost
sinful,
tender.
most
most
a.
\^Jl/iiu.Jh,i^
kind,
very
compassionate,
sinner.
s.
great
;
duing
sub\^l/bmj.u,iPa. all-conquering,
praise-worthy,very laudable, most
that
all enemies, very victorious,
commendable.
the
always.
advantage
gains
\^%a,j% ^j a.s. all, total, whole ;
a. very
^Ji/iiinn.J^iyujj
X^jh'iiuiif.J-'iiii.uili,
some,
troubleeach, every : all,every thing; rwp, ehard, burdensome, very
whatsevere.
very one; who ever, whosoever,
,

aiTb
ever,

most
IS^'uu.^ipuM'i.a,
perplexed,
^i^, every thing,
very
;
solute,
together,
alanxious,
embarrassed;
uiJlr%u,/i,l,L.
very
very irre;
juiJl/i"y'i,l,
full of inquietude.
entirely,quite ;
nM.u,nkp

whatsoever

whatever

from

sides,from

all

all

parts;

m-ph^

extensive,most ample.
desirable
most
a.
W.iihr'iiu.uih'bi^

ffb^-,nk:,itu,
every where, in all places;
i^l'^ifii all the night ; j- lai-n^pu
ebefore
all
very day ; ju.,i.ml^
^u,% ^;
jtri" -/" after all ; uiuimpututn
i^"hi "A
to be ready for every
thing;/.i\L-p
^u/t
-

re,
every whe-

diffused
a.
\S^i/i"um."pu,i)-

very

most

desirous.

t"

"

above

prompt,

\S,JfbuMmlrua. all-seeing,

all

very

ready, very

that
a.
]i,Jir'i,u,mhuni-f_
all-watchful,
superintendsall things.

every thing.

or

willing,
very eager,
much
inclined,very

very

good, very

Creator

or

of

[all-creating.

all things,
a. that has made
\S,Jk%,apu,p
skilful,ingea.
\\,jei"ui,nL.hu,n
nious
very

well

disposed,very diligent.
[little.
U.iK^iui'iini-ui^a.
least, smallest,very
]J,Jti,u,'i,nL.^ofi
a.
voury,
very sweet, very savery

the Lord

\i,Jk%mmkps.
things.

all

instructive

; very

delicate.

; most

wise.

most
a.
\i^lr%u,^"ijl_
shining,bright*
est, very bright, resplendent, shiny,
blazing or beamy.
glittering,
.

a. worst,
llJlr'iito^u.p
bad; very
very
wicked, very malicious,
minable.
execrable,abo-

W^Jhi.ui^-u.liu.^hih
a. very much

to be

desirable.

wished, most

of all.
\\,Jt%iuuiii,fh;aa.
a.
s. saviour
\i^Jh%,a,fpliPi_
very bright,very
clear,very shining; very splendid,very
ad.
O.Jti./.-l.inot at all,by
\i,Ji/i.Ll.,n^,
illustrious: most
no
wise, not in the least :
nourable'.
no
honourable,righthomeans,
quite,wholly, totally,
entirely.

\\,Jir%a,ufuim[,fi
a. Very
deceitful,
very
fraudulent,
very knavish, very roguish.
\i,Jlri,"uiu"alii.
a. very
venerable,very
respectable,very
most

reverend:

estimable:

most

l],"/"^""yi","iE,^^
a. mOSt
]i,Jt%lrpuMhIru,%
,

blessed.
a.
\\Jt^.lri,2^%^i
very

all men,

honourable.

a,
\i,Jir%uiui,itmpii,i,ui
very well
quite ready.

all persons,
as, whoevei*.

many

red,
prepa-

a.
W^iH/bfttHuum

gives to
given to all.

all, generous,

liberal:

body,

every

most

wise,

as

fic,
scienti-

learned.

that

happy.

right or

[universe.

master
of the
s. princeor
'\i,Jlr%l,^t,iM.'i,
merciful.
a. very
\i,Jii%"qnptr
\\^/ir%aM.%ai^
W^iniiiuM^ a. Containing

ll'**"'.Y""/"4*2^"
modest.
**" very
^i^Jh'hu"u^u,p,"
a. much
obliged,much

all : most

capacious.

indebted.

1i,Jb%u,uil,,ih
a.
very
unclean, most
op/^kiihia. most blessed.
impure, execrable, detestable.
U.Ji^l Jh^lg a. S. ^Afieuuyu
; ad. amen,
W,Jt%u.u(na:j,l,fi
a.s. notoriously
prosti- so be it,verily,
tute,
truly, certainly,
vely.
positi,

abandoned
to prostitution.
n.Jt'ii.iin.^m
a. very
abundant, most

plentiful
; very

generous,

most

Ij../^^
sm.
Jill,

he-kid.

liberal.

liJftTC,
iT^y s. dainty,daintiness.
U^u
"/"""/ iiut-uA
tiunj s. month

U."/A-%u,""t.^^
a.
holiest,very sacred,
;
or
holy;
Jt*""^p"i_4/,Xiyu
jiuJuy
:
uiJuy atJunf eVCry
the very holy Virgin.
"/."*.
uMj-uy the first day of the
op
; /I
"ktif^ """Tutrut'i, the beginningof the -;
,

very

".

"

"

utfLiM^

that has
a.
Jh%u.uu,hqit",l^
created
all
things,all-creating,
omnipotent.
|],Jt"/u.u^^i_".
a. diffused
every where,
spread far and wide, very extensive.

\^i:'i"u,u^iu%^
a. most

wonderful,very

admirable.
most
0''**""'fe'y%'"-i
a.

becoming,

decent, suitable,
appropriate,

very

venient.
con-

("4irp2^u,Ji,"i the end

towatds
iiyu miTuirmb,
,

the

of the
tho

; /I'J^g^

middle

of

ftlTP

ftiro

18

to

hi
U,'^"'4u'/'^'/'"
irgiy vn. to be struck
by lightning.
[cloudy,misty.

re-enforce,to strengthen,to
to

corroborate,

firm,
con-

establish,to

to

to
clouds, settle,to cement; to encourage,
hearten, to animatCj to imbolden ; to
Houds.
into clouds,to become
prop, to support,to sustain,to stay,to
that travels in the clouds, keep up, to hold up ; to bar, to fasten,
D//:.j."^".t.".
to shut, to stop up, to close.
reaching the clouds.
well
shut or
a.
locked,
to
to
vn.
\Sjrpu"{,u.li
W.J'uiui^i-tir,
travel,
lrj[,
be or to rise in the clouds.
strongly barred, well fastened.

U^/uiu"n"b- a. covered
vn.
Vl'/^v'"'^""'^'
"'J"/

with

med
transfor-

to be

to

ir^fwva.
U.(p."#^i.o4A-"r,
,

ll,./i/t./",
tjP vn.
be

clouded

to

cloudy,to

grow

cloudy.

or

s.
Ji/ihi^nilu/j.^
canopy,

awning;

pall; a portable
canopy.
der:
thunU^f^pnui,,ug s. thunder-clap,
noise,explosion,crash,report.
'W^uipnuiu^lAa. thundering, loud,
noisy.
s. monthly news
\)^/:i,iif[,i"
paper.
s. first day of the month,
W,,n"aiyir,i.p,
calends.
s. day of the month.
D//i.u/3^/""a.
Ijj/hm/fia'b

monthly

monthly:

".

H^uai-lhu-ins.

beginningof

menses;

the

outwork.
a. gathered together, close,
\i^/:/,n^
ther,
n^iihij to keep toge;

concentrated

lastinga month,
;-

space

of

"^ "^""/^*""4
of a month.

a
a

to hold collected.

'^npnipt-j;
hjli va. to assemble, to
to enclose,to confine;to
fold,to furl,to tighten, to pack, to
tuck ; to shorten, to restrain,to contract
to stint,to limit,to
; to straiten,

month,

bound;a.

month's

tion
dura-

ifjfiinuquAJti,, to

one's

to sheathe
nuai.p'i,
Ji^r^nifliir,
strong,
tj-y

solid or
more
a.
|]^^u"7.n/'""
well
fortified.
durable,
very
a.
secret,
\Ji^rpuMitu,h-nt.li
very

closed

fortified :
private; very intricately

place guard of a

be

very

tecting,
pro-

or

to

fortified

fortress.

mitation
listriction,
modification,
contraction,
;

solid.

./iiiujattention.

\l//i{3-,
nf

abashment;
shame, confusion,
bashfulness;ignominy, turpitude
s.

\i^uiin,i^ s. strongest side of a

fortified part ; citadel,
fortress, most
; j; baseness
castle,fortress.
shame, to confound
a. extremelystrong or
Jj.i/pu.fin'-n.

very
hammer.

hard

contain,to be
closer, to

draw

to assemble
restringed,concentrated,
; to fold up ; to fall back; to reflect.

U.^".4""i-OTa. stronglybuilt, very

strong

to

vn.

shut up;

or

sword,

recollect

self,to collect one's ideas ;- 1'*.

time, n-k-.u^,to bury the dead, to inter ;

month's

sheltering.
U.S.
liu/ii
inhabitinga
M^Fpiu

up

concentrate;

[calends.

pay.

shut

strongly,to lock well,to preserve; to

fasten,to bar, to close.
U/j^nj, ""3 *. castle; citadel;fort,
fortress ; redoubt, outwork.
s.
solidity,durability,
JJ^/pni-P-ptA
ment,
strength; re-enforcement, establishboration;
confirmation,settlement,corroredoubt,
fort, fortification;

etc* S. \jti/(^uifli^i
etc.
\i^i/ii"ut^[i^n

made

hard

under

lid,
so-

the

to be
^'Uft^Mi/it^lj
to blush

to put to
uin-tit-u
iffiiti_
ju,Jipp
j-

ashamed,

to

be

founded,
con-

privy parts.
\},Jh[3-"jlli
H^np-uiitja. shameful,
disgraceful,
ignominious,scandalous.
scenity;
M^ihp-iuihp
it-Mu^s.pl.turpitude,ob;

-^

to establish one's
\\^,u/r"iuir,
uiguMj vn.
to be intrenched,
self,to fortifyone's self,
stronglyposted.
a.
W^rpuiuiiMii,
"y
stronglyguarded.
,

that

guards wOll

privy parts.
s.pl.shame, confusion,
n.i/hp-ui'iip
abashment

; bashfulness

; parts of shame.

abashed, confounded, put to shame,

with confusion ;
shamed, overwhelmed
M^/l'aiJ/n'-JuAlrtr,
tO fortlfy,bashful.
VU.
ni-iifl,
to put in a state of defence
to garrison,
\yipir(,iraa. abashed,put to the
;
walled.
a. strongly
\if/liajiifu,if["iui

U.81-

\m.
U'c/w4*'"*"/'*'0indigenous.

blush,confounded;shamefaced.
U"/s/3^".i-H^i^piuii-uM^
,

a.

modest.

ful,
bash-

[desty.

llj*/'/'*" air,atmosphere
.

Juno.

molJ^/i/?/i/.o6-"t.^^t,'ii.bashfulness,

S. Wl^in..
int. oh ! ho ! ho there!
U,'
J

ad.
Ikj-f-r

Mu
U..
"jp"'^p'^'ie

"

at

now,

present, at

this

time ; justnow,

immediately,
instantly,
by; recently,newly, freshly;

ftjs. alphabet

by and
u. alphabetical.
\].jp:n.-f-fr%u"^a,i,
l'"lipresently; just now.
"'-ti ^""-3 s, dayU"i/T-'
break, U,jcA./r"6-/l?,
a, new-born.
"t"'-'
f!!'
ning
mordawn, aurora:
day-light,
a. recent, modern, new.
W,jJ-,/t-uA,
ad. from
this moment
; C^'^ ^ tj"ilt"'^ t^t
Wjtf-Jir'''
uijif-nt-ti
uyi-ni^ior mff-ni-^, at day-broak, at
time, henceforth,
henceforward.
the dawn
of day,in the morning; -jh^
ad. now, at present.
\].j"f-'fl'i
-

"

"

~"

or

from morning tillnight.

likliiij
,

to dawn, to grow
li.jif.ui'itmir,
-yu,j vn.
be
to
to
light,
light, be day-light.
a. wine-growing,
U,jf.""/".4"i
planted

with

vines,full of vines.

V.JI:iSi a"-"/"ifi-"" another,other ;

different,unlike ; some
; -n^^ 7Cuitiui_
u(u,p^,uL^ by another way ; -n^ ",i,lft,u,_
"

bandman,li""-, in
husW^if.k-ii.npblaj s. vine-dresser,

another

that

cultivates

the

"

to

"ot-^ A.
say,

another;

side,the

4-

ther;
ano-

-"p,

even

wine-grower.
cultivatiou of
side ;
s.
U.jflrfnpb^ni-P-lii.'ii
lk/?-*'4/'/^
llj?-*-4""-fip
iP-"3 s.pl. thing
"

manner;

h.
not
vine,
"/^
np,
another
[the vine.
j-Jk linifJ'ui'itk

other

it is
if-npitk-i,

another

to

do;t

ono

-%,

vilftage
; time of vintage.
M^if-L-iini-PiiP-l,p-uij s. vintager.
,

s. vineyard,large
if.t;""u/i,[i

of

extent

country planted with vines.

s.
W^n-lrmlip
wine-grower, owner

etc.
-ntl^i Jiu/biflriiA
,

and

so

on

^'fci^

for another, pellmell; j-Jk

to lose one's
of mind,
[l!iilri_,
presence
to be overcome
by joy or fear;
-"//.

one

n^-

[""-hein
'

no

other

way

/A^

-o/

uiut-fj

equivocally,ambiguously.
^'ju ^jL"'Pt'""V- ^^^ ys^ still,
however; only,but; now, then.
ad. besides,moreover,
s. vineyard,land
\i.jl-[i,
lJ,j/_
more.
"t'-y, itlruij
plantedwith slipsof the vine ; u,'i,lihi_ \S,ji"jpui%
/",a.s. that says or speaks
to plant the
"fjuiif-fiu
vineyard; kP-"'L otherwise ; allegorical.
of the

master

or

to say

vineyard.

"tit'-':!" S.

S.
\l,Jil.lr^ai-P; m4/" H!Jt^y
Wtjtf-lruil^P'^
aiiMMifUiuiuMh
keeper
lyi^t^nf
'

or

guard of the vineyard.

ad. differently,
wise
otherM.jiuMp.iu'hiapuip
: allegorically,
enigmatically.
a.
Wtjliupu/iiiii^u/u
allegorical,
enigmatical,

funerals performed the

U^^my. s^pl.

mystical;typical,symbolical;
metaphorical.
; figurative,
ries
allegok^[i va. to use
lii^iuipa/iilrir,
ad. at day-break,
in speech; to use
the
W.jilJtc'b
y^j^nM-gii
figuresof
at the dawn
of day, in the morning ;
rhetoric;to allegorize.
s.
lJ,j"""P"u*""-/3-/""-"/
allegory;symevery morning.
bol,
M-JT-''^Jtc
metaphor ;
"yHrtk' ""it"'-'
type; emblem; figure,
"iiifjii-lii
enigma, riddle,rebus.
pron. that, this,the.
in
that
ad. S. \j.jiiufLai%utfiiij
place.
V^^uAop ad. there,
U,^^"P"*Ao^4'^#
\i,jti^^
"" of a different
a. ad.
so
much, so many :
U.jfu/pnt* ]i,jii"ty
nature
or
kind, heterogeneous.
so, so much, to such a degree.
of a different colour ;
a.
\i,jiuffn/i,
U^^u/^-uad' so, thus, in this manner.
different.
a,
such, unlike,
Jj^ji^Ufftu^
[lui-nj liuh-UMj
so.
like,similar,
to discolour,to tarnish, to
there,in the
0"jw**'"''"j'lst
\\,jtP'
^u,j vna.
stain ; to turn pale.
[stain,
same
paleness.
place,aplace: from the same
day

after death.

emblematic

-I

gain,over

again,anew, afresh.

Ji^iiu^ni-ini-ts.
discoloration,
tarnish,
5

0.31

0.8T.
to
\i,jluM,r,nli,r,
vn,
l.-g,y

20

*""'" of ^ different religion

;
XS.ju.-'tl^''infidel.
of a different aspect;
a.
U.ji^v-t'T

to
to be

undergo

an

lightheaded,
of mind,

be

alienation

delirious.

alienation
[dissimilar. \i,j[u,j;nn,-P-[itAs.

unlike.
different,

of

miad,

delirium.
different,urtlike, flightiness,

]A,jiu,qu,-b
[ij a.
t-j[iva.
^.jiuj.iu/bh^,
,

to

fied;
U-jza^ff"/"'""*
"" variegated; diversi-

to

vary,

[various,different.
""
changeable, variable;
U'"yzS7Zi"4
mixed,

change, to diTersify.
sity,
divers. Tariation,
}),jiu,^,j%iii.p-^^%

of a
n.
yS^jiuyiiuulrn.

variety.
difference,dissimilarity,
of another
kind, other,
a0'jii"i3-

kind;

ad. otherwise, differently;

different;

different

sex

or

mixed.

to changeva. to alter,
tr^li
^jliyi^'T,
;
to diversify;to
corrupt; to

to vary,

else.
ad. in
\i,j^,qy.aipMup

diflerent manner,

as
otherwise, differently:
as

as

pagan,

heathen.

^ji^13-""t'zi''
"" very
;

-u

ad. very

an

or

rent
diffe-

more

differently.

"

to

nance;

foreigner, strang-er: pagan,

to
falsify,

c"UBterfeit;to

distemper,to disorder.
to vary, to be
vn.
\S,ji^;jll'J',
t-3"ii
to change ; to degenerate, to

tered,
albef-

to be
corrupt; to be disaffected^

come

qu/b^ s.a.

alien/ate;to discouote^

disaffect,to

del,
infi-

be

alienated;to

indisposed.

tion,
foreign; different, Mtjit'fim'-P'b'^"
M'juym'-'^ *" alteraunlike.
[nism.
changement, variation,mutation;
generatio
s- paganism, heatheemotion, perturbation; corruption,de\i.jli"13rni-Pltii,
a. foreign,strange.
falsification;
}i,jiui^,!r,v,
distemper,
disorder,indisposition.
^jUfiti?'-"'" ^^^ speaks another
language; foreign'.
pricious,
\i,jiii/i,q.u,li
i"j a. whimsical,odd, cagant,
extravaa. of a different opinion.
fanciful,
fantastical,
]i,jiuiliui[iirl!p
S- ^'jiL"'ii"'"t'
^ja"'it'''''
mad, ridiculous,extraordinary,
m.jiuililrpuia.
transformed,transfigured
singular,strange, enormous,
uncouth;
rent,
grotesque, distorted.
; changed, .metamorphosed ; diffeunlike:
vagant
disguised,masked ;j-ii,
W.ji^'i'l-uilibJ''
%'?/ vn. to be extrain
to be
whimsical
incognito, disguise; j-u /Ifiiy^,
or
distorted,
; to be
masked, to be in disguise,to disguise disfigured,
spoiled; to be dissolute.
one's
self; to be transfigured;to be
extraordinaris.
^j[i"''it"'k"'-Pb'^'
metamorphosed, to be transformed;
nesSjUncouthuess, extravagance,stranjnp2^p2;"-'^ allegory,metaphor.
geness, oddness ; dissoluteness,
larity
irregu-

gentile,heathen:

"

to
va.
]i,jiu-lilrp"ilrir,
A-j/.
to

disguise,to

mask,

transform

to

change
to metamorphose.
transfigure;
vfi.
]i,jiujfikpu/[,ir,
Irguij

; to bo

to bo

disguised;to be

;
; to

formed
trans-

figured.
trans-

of conduct.
of another sign or mark.
U"jzi"*2i"^'
a. allonymous.
IXjiiyiinLi,
ly
"" 'wlio speaks different\i,jii"!S"-rl^'''
to what
he thinks,double-faced
or
""

dealer.

[in^pp^X.

formation,
transfiguration;
metamorphosis; trans"rf- otherwise,differently,
\kjii""ii"
in another manner.
disguise.
a. of a different
[},ji."^l,o^i
religion.
""
^jii"""'3bk
allegorical;joplfp.
s. heterodoxy.
\\,jiu,lipo'iini-P-[,iSi,
2ni.3L allegory.
of a different belief,
U.S.
U.^/^"4""-"""
Mfji^i'irn.
of a different
o.
lljiuiutrp
heterodox.
sex
sectary:pagan:
; of a different gender, kind or species
-

of a
a.
\\,j[^.,S,y%
dissonantdiscordant,

different

M^jiuiMl.
a. of a different
of another
a.s.
\\^il"ji[u/i"i

voice;
[gure.

form

or

sect, of

fi-

heterogeneous,of

or

different

\],j[iuat-n-,"^p-[,Li,
s, difference
gender,

ture
na-

quality.
nature

and

of sex,

quality.
different faith: sectary.
U.j"i""^/'t'A
%/' va- to change to a
different sentiment
a. of a
U.j^'"//""
different gender or kind
generate,
de; to make
or
whose
ideas
opinion;
to spoil. [fashion,
wander, fliglimanner.
ty, lightheaded.
U,jt"'"""/""''z.
"" of a
different mode,
a

ft8il

XUja""'""'^
'c^

'o'fanother

family,na-

*" Capricorn.
y^.jhhiitl'^l'
of a roe.
s. fawn
\S,jithai,l,li
stuff
s.
^.jh-eiiuiiiiu-!: made

tioH.

U-c/z;"'/"""'"J **"

heterodox.

'

with the

hair of goats.
to apostatize,
to be heterodox,
vn.
heretical; to teach heresy; to err in

juy

the

s. flock of goats.
\i,jl"-irp,Miirus^
U.j(fhps.pl.goat'shair.
a. goat-footed.
\i,jitntn%
S'
U,jft
goat-herd.
npff.

faith.

catholic

", heterodoxy.
W.jiiu./iiun.ni.piii.'i,

U^jgaj^a^
verted,
a,
changed, altered, conturned; degenerate; different;
allegorical; ad. differently.
*"* change, to
^"U"c/zi"^'"/"*"^'!*'jA

y,

diyersify.
^jii"^"l"l"^"
%'?y

luiitnnhl^lujItnL.
i

uiihntjth

pron, that,it,the.

alter ; to counterfeit ; tcimetam-orphose

;
to

|7/ t iBolin

U,jij^ c(mj.because
than,

more

as;

; where

as

; even

since, that,

rather:

^P- *o

chajBge; to
seeing that.
degenerate.
worsfl,
grow
ft" t ll." /'V' -t ft" M
mutation, that is to
.?. change, trans\\^jar4'"l""'-Pt'^
say, to wit,namely,i :
to

'

conversion; metamoTphosis;

or

'^ eonj.

e:, viz

videlicet.

ad. whilst,as
long as, so
long as : recently,freshly,newly.
also, more, in addition.
^j%nt-ql'con/,in as much
moreover,
as, because.
distinct, va
^Jlt'-^IL^' different,
conj- evor, since,from
\S,j%nL.^lrmlTi^"-"
ht.
"""/"S. \i,ji^
[ried. that time, thenceforward, thenceforth.
""^i.
the
such one.
on
^JLi^'i-"SiUJJ o-^' differently,
\i,jii
np pron. such,.
a.
a. so
contrary ; S- Ikjf.
great; such; ad. so,
XS,jii^^i
a manner.
^JL P'^ ""'!/" but, but if,but that.
so much, in such
ad. so, also, equally,as
li.Jinjika
likewise, as
much, in like manner,
well as.
some
(thing).
other,other, another
lar,
simillj%u//."/",
iii-y, uk-uijo. such,

corruption,degeneration.
over
"Mi/.b"sides,
\S.ji_lri.

of

other

another,

a.s.

llji p,^

and

above,

like ;

(person).

^' t)f*
U'jz?'-""'-'*'

different doctrine ;

or
belonging to a
ad. from
J^jint-uin

sect.

situation

from

place, from

ft,
"JL".e

U.,
JL

S.

nUit

another

less,
nmliuip, cony but, yet, neverthe}\jl_

to rail

however, notwithstanding.

^ji2cl''""h""" different;ad.

rently.
diffe-

D,jft-""/;o^^
s. satyr.
peasant
l],j4-/"/i".6"uj s. goat-herd,
,

goats to feed.
s.
chamois, wild goat.
lI,j6-"{^."^
s. wild goat; roe;
'^jirkuiSi,y.ni.'iig
deer.
buck, hart;
drives

at, to revile,to abuse

; to treat

contempt, with abuse or ridicule.

s. dori]i,juittAini-Hb
\),iuiiu'iin'-P-[iiii,
ridicule,
scorn,
sion,mockery, raillery,
contempt.
that
les:
derides, ridicus.a.
\l,jM,iu/iinii^
contemptuous, scornful;abusive,
insulting.
mockery, derision;
s. raillery,
\S.juiicontempt ;
ignominy,
i^,au,iu^u/r,u,j
with

goat, she-goat.

who

that reason,

\i,jnad. yes, even

so, truly.
mocka. full of derision,
]),juiu/i,u,^l.ji
able,laughable.
to jeer,to make
va.
/.-j[m
l],j"^/"it./',
ride,
to dea jest of,to ridicule, to mock,
in contempt, to despise,
to hold
to scoff at,to scorn, to banter,to rally,

other

some

ad. elsewhere, in
\S,jint-[i
other placeplace,in some

great, as

[therefore.

place or

else.

somewhere

; as

llj^Y*
""^'"?-'"'- conj.for

another

otherwise.

H,^^".","tpad.

equal, same

much.

the

irkl"3^"'^\i,jiftty
,

made

of goat'shair

goats.

hair ; stuff
gov't's
of or belongingto

%u.j .uniilruto jeer,to deride,to mock,

to despise,
to insult,
to ridicule,to rail,
derided
be
t
o
or a
to scorn
//Afc/..
;
-

laughing-stock.

lieu

D.8r

11

ad. back, again; t^ftj-cV^juptfl-

foon.
s. mime, bufHjjiMfliiufjuimiu^
Y^nu"i"%;

I shall return here immediately,

4"..^
I shall be back presently.
,

"" noise, brawling;

Uij/t/fp

quantity, such, so
a. in this
"lik.uy

dizing,
gorman-

ad.

^juop
pyOn.

this; luuuin^rqquffu

I shall say this and

U"j". 'yw

/f^'^^

Hiy^'

and

that, so

*"

"""-"

with

devil

or

to-day,new-born.
a. born
n.jaopu.ltl.'i,
h *" cbeek ; 4"/./p""^t/_t"y""
U"c/"'

evil

evil

Jf^..

j-,

to this day,
il'-3-,Jp'il'-a-J^wJ'm%u,IiIi,

up to this time.

so.

genius,
""J
evil spirit,
devil;
spirit,
genius,
demon,
ghost, apparition; goblin,imp, sprite,
hobgoblin,familiar,
elf,fairy; tempest,
storm; thundering noise,burlyburly.
possessed

great.
to-day,this day;

thus

gormandizer.

merous,
nu-

genius,

'

to

cheek.

to kiss the

embrace,

place,

that

from

ad. thence,
\\.j.nl,

Vli.
u,lr,ai, .nnt-^yuii^
y.juAo.-./',
swell, to puff,to be inflamed,to

tO

be

bloated.

rance,
U.j.".yj,""-j^s. swelling,protubeexcrescence,
''enlargement;
a devil.
a. possessedwith
1],^i/"i./i"i/"l1
push, pimple,
vils, hump, wart, corn, wen,
dea, that drives
l],j.""".4./Yy"6away

tormented

with

devil, demoniac.

[devil,demoniac.
a.s.
]i,juut^u,p
possessed with
uij
a.
]},juui^uMiiiru,i_
possessed with
devil: mad, phrenetic,frantic.
,

llj""'4'"/"f'^"
%'^
with

dreadful
to

devil

noise ; to

storm,

to be

devil

of

tion,
inflammation, tumefacs.
'^ju.nijn,
gement
swelling, protuberance, enlar-

: S. 0.j'"TOf
va.
ni-glU.j".f.^j"^/tJ",
to
tumefy.
inflame,
frantic,

rave, to be

person

:
: person
man
: husband, spouse
man
tph-t-ft personage
;
youth, young
every one, every
; l,^p"tpu/i,ib'-p
body;-"!p"a
person,
every
person,

moniac p.u-bj
des.

possessed with

madness, phrenzy,fury,fran-

ticness.

this

one

well

as

men

and

women

.un-V

4 ad. namely, that

B.i/"^'V*'
lJ.j"/'*if!*

is to say, to wit.

[mark, such.
V.ju*Ajl""" marked thus,having this
ad. still,
less,
nevertheuiJfi,ii,/i,pi.
U^u/iifor the

rest.

manner
'

"'-"u

in this manner,

"

"t"""ya.

of this

to

this

for this

place ;reason.

this

to

marry ;
bo married

peaceful man

active
man;

; .p""".""^iu^""#/n"-_
nious,
q-npiry inge;

^p"'-/3^t"*"teman;
"/i/4""-i guilty, worthy
-

belligerous,
"v""""tji""?"'P
;
nary,
warlike,martial ; mp^ utphu/h^ sanguiof

death

bloody

men

U.""'"'-*-^man
.

of God.

sort ;

in

such, so

great.
ad. here,in
0.j"/"

get,

p-tuA

to

mw/j

men

person,

^jp /.Js. antre, cavern, grotto,den.

ad. manfully, vigorously
\],jpajpuip
;
valiantly,bravely, courageously.
her
that abandons
such, like,
\i,jpu,p-n,ij
u,j a.

this manner,

so.

j-

man

"

both

iluiMnuipu/ii^ coward

lorous

"

same

each

pu/iij brave, courageous

then, but.
^j"i_""/'1'3"" to this degree, in this
quantity,so great; ad. so much, so.

^j""it"^

""".-,

; mn.'b
tiipuAjib'biruto

for the rest; now,

the

; ^Atthe women,
-

as

ad. hcDceforth,henceforward,
\i,juni.^lrmtM.
for the future : as
hereafter,

'^'^-thus,in
U-c/""'^"

umpuMj'p,m
; -^^^tp,
the
c*?- W*

mpmi/ii,
i^"i-

to another

one
once.

head,

as

competition ; with emulation

ner
man-

fashion.

ll^ifuJinf-miTad. this time,this

llj/jla'iia^i a. such-a-one.

"

some

in
a. such, like,
y.juu/Lu.^
or

swell,to

to

furious.

of
s. the state
lJ,j""ii4u.^/.c-/3^iA
or

faction.
inflammation,tume-

to be sed
possesto make
a
roar,

vn.

to

pustule; tumour,

place; hither,
therefore,
u/^iu,fu.i.,

husband.
a. virile,
\i,jpuMliuA,
manly.
a. manlike, manly.
}j,jpu..ili-

b. y, rn^iuj1[rui(/~|
[ifiputliuiif
\}^pfiutuiuu*
loves her husband.

Wijpuiui^P
a, that

\i,jpu,u^pnM.ppti.
s. love

of the wife

for her husband, conjugal affection.

that
a,
\i,jltiuuufiii^i

has

killed

vn.

her

to

husband.

W^putui

etc. S.

etc.
Qiiypioui
,

uinAlrtT,
\i^pMjtuM.hp

to burn

and

to

covered

ravage.
""""/"' to

O)
'"c//'^'"j
V

"3

and

to delay,to linger,
to loiter,
to tarry,
stay: to arrive late,to be late.
ness,
s.
Ui'-Miii-ui'/ini-P-li'.^
tardiness,slowlateness; sluggishness.
of tin ; platedor
Mlituiflrmj
a. made

burn;

with

tin.

n^iuifttT,
hjp va. to tin.
". tinman.
Wl/iuij-l,^,
\ipiu,iJt,i_

j"ii-

to burn
j'"'-^p n-uin^m-quMtilr^

to ravage.

Jj^iMiMt^pnpl
W^iuMi^npeHiW^iuiH-npn'-i'
t

cherous,
llj/itj;tj/.i;o. to burn, to enflame, a. perfidious,
traitorous,treadisloyal,
to fire;to torrefy,
to scorch, to parch,
treasonable, faithless ; cruel,
to dry.
inhuman, barbarous.
ferocious,
for widows.
S.
s. hospital
OV
\\,jph%nj
\j^iuiit.npnflini-[3-pi^i
pnt^//tt-[dptjt
: cruelty,
H^ptjuii,,^,njs. burning, deflagration;
perfidy,treachery,disloyalty
burn, mark caused by fire ; soot; inhumanity,ferocity,barbarity.
torrid.
not
free, dependant ;
[caustic.
a.
U^tiiiqujin
"""
^Jl'^S"'L
burning, scorching; s. mean, ignoble,niggardly.
of nobility
M-jptrjnt-mbbuming.
s. want
lti"uqui,uni-P-l,K^,
;
y s. bum,
gration, niggardness,
lowness.
^jphani^^ s. conflagration,deflawaut
of affinity
combustion, burning.
s.
\i^n,iq^uM^jni-PlitA
U^P t-M. jp u,n% k,. Al"nfs. cavalry,
dissimilarity.
;
horse.
a.
[wer.
ignoble, vulgar, of low
|],t""^/"
birth.
of
Wtjpt'f"-CT' p^'"3 s.a. widow; widoextraction, mean
to
sudden.
become
vn.
a
\i,jplniAuiJ',
aunexpected,
U^/wf^
lu^ui/
widow
nary;
extraordior
widower, to be a widow
or
a.
strange,
Ij^iiu^uifi
uijf
S. U^f ."iu.ir.
widower.
undutiful, insolent, impudent,
S. M.jpni-P-li'-'ii
WtJpl'nt-PlitX
froward, obstinate,stubborn ; rascally,
wicked.
]i,jpnjt-tr,
[dient,insolent.
tijl,va. to burn.
disobeof
to be
hood,
mans. virile
vn.
}S,jp"'-P-'F
JH^iMi^iu/jt-ir,
tj/.
age, age
insensible.
widow-hood.
manhood:
a.
virility,
\l?"oqy.kfl"
little man.
s. dwarf, very
t]it'/."/3'"'"/u7
}S^pni.^
s. anathema.
S. hOrSO\Jf,a,p-irjh,jir,r,
H^pni-Jf,^I'nj or luaiini-^linj
tj/iva. to auathematrooper ; horse-soldiers,
cavalry. tize,to excommunicate.
man;
S. lv#/"f^.
s. burning.
\i,jpni-ah
}i$ltU"ll
".
visit;search; inspection
a.
0,jry
insipid,tasteless ;
;Jifi.uiinjuii-y'ii
to visit,
to go to see,
uin%hu J- h-ityblrij
unproductive.
pernicious; very
,

"

4. /u^/f./y
a visit ;
lun^ih-ujto search, to examine,
Ji^iiu/unp^
P luii-l'plriu,%lri_,
W^iialunpJ- WfimpinpJ-Miili
to observe,
[tor: bishop. J^hjf a. insipid,
;
tasteless,unsavoury
disliked.
*"
visitor;
O-jj*/?"-'
""-/''
inspechated,
"'3

to make
II.

*"
a. not
visit; visitation; ]],'"/"//"""
V'JS^e'-P'l"-'''
subjectto diseases
innocent,
pure.
passions;
vices
to visit ; to search.
ad. without
va.
W^jt-ir,
t-j[i
\[^u,^u,uMpiup

or

search; inspection;examine.

or

lP"uj^ p n/ St tin ; oituilih-^

i^pni-iui^lr^passions,honestly,innocently.
eases
to
not
with
to
a.
tin,
cover
subject to distin;
\if"M.luu"ulilip
uM'iioMif.uMt-,
oi-nuUii
act
or
or
ufiiuMifjiii.
employment
passions.
of tinning.
dispassion;
s. apathy,
yS^iuilumni-P-lit-it

ad.a. late, behindhand, tardily, integrity,purity: good constitution,

U^"u"^u/%
long,slowly: late, tardy ; long, health.
s. irreverence.
\^ui^iuiirni-Pl"LX
slow, not ready,not prompt ; ni-phUh
too
late
S.
at
X^iiulfliuin-ni.
late,very
lV"u"^M""l..
latest,
t-ppkp
;
-

at.the latest.
a. produced,done, born,
l],%u/f-""%"-"/

created

too late,

[ning,at

late hour.

ad, late,late in the

\^,u"ifjn%l'

eve-

li^^lHuii^hopeless,despondent,
a.

desperate unexpected, unforeseen,

sudden.
unlooked-for,
:

urii].

USjU.

2 ^1

l]9i^%i;""i,
a. free
jU"."4a. fearless.
or
U,*'""4/.".
Venus,
"/".
U^"'t"//"i#

Diana

of

a. unfatigued,fresh:
(]"u"^,,i"n"

difficult ; ad.

U.*'"'^'"written invertedly).
(Venus or Diana.
of or
U,'//."4,"i"^n,%
a.
belonging to
without
U"'"2.,
".
U,*/".^/.
salt,un-

not

salted ;

strange,foreign.

(anagram

rich,

want,

from

affluenti

tasteless.
insipid,

terable;
unal\i?-'M-i[u.p,"!rilj
a. incorruptible,
incontestable.

or

easy,

fatigue

easily,without

trouble.
banished
a.
l].'//urj/"""y,4/.ij

from

his country ;

driven

or

captive, enslaved

impartial,shewing no
sted,
upright,disinterejust,fair,
righteous,exact; strict,

a.
\i.%,"^n.

respect of persons,

MXii'i/iu^
at not
ground or pounded.
salted.
a. not
lJ:fc",^t^,
austere,severe,
ll.'"/""^"n
a. unspotted, unstained,unsullied,

rigid,rigorous.

respectof persons,
lJ?'m,^""i.(3-l,i,%
s. cleanliness,
purity, justly;rigorously,strictly,
austerely.
takcs
that
partial
imU.^"/",^a""
a. shining,
an
clear,bright.
u.
\S^"it:^a".u,,"lru
}S"-'2C,X^iu^T^uJiu,-!,
that
a.
\l%."2(Jr^.
view, sincere, ingenuous.
does not grow,
partially
imscattcrs
o.. that
decreasing.
[tion.
Ufiiia^uriL,a"^pi-ndiminudiffuses
|]?"""2tX^L/3/,i_5i
that
s. decrease,
liberally.
interested
diss.
impartiality,
U,'i.".^^,tni_/3^/."-i
[neatness.

pure-

without
impartially,

lJ,i/"./it,u/A
unmarried.
a.

uprightness,justness,
sincerity
; strictness,rigour, austerity,
li?i,aj;,i
a. cloudless,
clear, serene.
[eyes ; blinded.
severity.
\\),u,j:,pa.
shameless, unblushing,
^""u^uij M^iiai^a. blind ; without
impudent; audacious,insolent.
\S^iMu"i,uli
u/j a. pure, unmixed, neat,

\}fiiii-/h,.u%nM-P[,t_%
s. celibacy.

Wfiuiiiip
uipjup

ad.

without

shame,

unadulterated.

impudently; audaciously.

\S^iu,ui,uii^'i,
incorruptible;pure,
a.
k-^
Wf,MJtit^p-i,4r,
chaste,inviolate.
[purity,chastity.
to lose all shame, to be shameless.
jr""/ vn.
s.
}A)"iMuiiuliu/hn--Plttit
incorruption;
u. impeulIv/utufi/i^oi.
W^iaiinta^uMup
\i?'"'if!"Rn.-P-l,c%
city,
s. impudence, audatent, hardened, obdurated.
[obduracy.
effrontery. [tably,constantly.
s. impenitence,
\]),-n"iui^"ai,nt.piii^od. invariably,
\i-^'yii'//l^r-""i'
immutage,
\]f-i^u(,au,
[,j,tag s.tt. dosBrt,hermible,
invariauf'";/ii';jtj,"i
a.
U?'"//ii'ffit-ili
solitude:
solitary,uninhabited,^
unalterable,immutable.
lonely,unfrequented.
W"tiiK"[3-,o'iiii,,r,
f^Miij

"

W^'-yi^yin^Plici
mutability.
ims. invariability,
livingin a lonelyplace,eremitical.
U^-yc a. unmarried
(woman).
M^tiUMMfuBinutliuMJi
d.S*
W^ttuiMluiuiMajfih
iP'iyjt^i.a. abandoned, forlorn, solitary,eremitical
: hermit, anachorite.
helpless.
[prehensible.
to bccome
w/iaufuiuititiiiairf
vii.
luginf
Uf"''^'fnu%t-il,
irrea. irreproachable,
a desert,to
be deserted ; to fall,to
UfiiiAAi,,\i},u,%J.'i,ii,i."p
a.
inanimate, decay.
lifeless;
impersonal.
[one'sself.
}A^iu,"i,a,nu,ui^P
a. loving solitude,
or
that does not praise retired situations,
a.
Wiu/i,A'i,n."^^
retired,solitary.
f

\^"u'i,AnUi
"" unconfined,wide, large:

disagreeable.
\]yiu/i,AphL.
a. without
Jifiu/Tmi-l,,
s.
"iiluy
,

\S)fuu{,i,,niaaniJi,
a. brcd

Ih

desert.

ll^iuiuiutMnujjjni^giaitlrir,
"'-JJ^ VCt"

rain,arid,dry.

miut.

cause

to be

deserted,to lay waste,

indivisible.
ad. indivisibly.
'[^""ii'ii^in.ap.np
[ble.

l),"//u"{."i_^%
a, without

tute,
refuge,desti-

unprotected.
l]"u.n."u^,,y a. dissolute,
debauched,
,

U*/".^^/"^4-",
a.
undivided,insepara- libertine,licentious,wanton,
prodigal,profuse.
that passes

not

away,

eternal:

to

unpeople.

\piia'ii"i,%
a.
anonymous
; ignoble.
U,V""%"u"i"\i^iiui'i,2iuu,ir[b
a. inseparable,

sable.

tO

lewd:

impas'- U,V"u"ri.u"^u"fsu"^
ad. dissolutely,
ly,
lewdwantonly : prodigally,
lavishly.

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tt'bP

26

s. indivisibility.
D^puxf "..%ff"./7^"j^

fruitless
a. unproductive,
\f},u,p^iA
useless ; worthless.

UUfoftUtt.
\\)ipai[um, Mjipuiluuit-it
[fortune,
adversity.
nate,
unhappy.
dark, cloudy.

s. deformity,
\if,u,i"l-nul3^l,ti.

11.%.

without

-a.

sun,

fit,
n^iijifiJ-u/i,
[,j ,uji a. unworthy, unimproper; condemnable, blamable,
dain,
to disillegal,
dishonest; 4"^./"/'^/_'
[unworthily.
-

U5-

miss. unhappiness,
U?/p""^""".-/*/"i
a. simple,uncompoun\i),pmiiu"^plrib

ad.

truali

ded.

irreprea. irreproachable,
M^ipiuqu,/
chably
; ad. irreproaopenly.
frankly,
;
less
a. incomparable,matchH^tpiuiiy-uj,!,

hensible ; frank, sincere

'{I a. unworthy.
ad.
S. U?/""^eA""A;
W%MupJ-u/i,l,
j-"
unworthily.
s. unworthiness.
\\)i,ui,J-.a%n.-P^l,iii
\i}iu,plt
pt-iaj a. weak, feeble,
pt-nf
ttni

does

not

niate,
calum-

chable,
detract;irreproa-

irreprehensible.

a. more
O^tutpliui^ryii

or

very

a. timorous, fearful ;
t]"u//"^""4""%

co-

ad. stupidly,
HfipjiAu,\\)ipu/i,iup,M,p
animal.
like a dumb
irrationally,

like
a.
\]),pu/i,.ulim'b
s.
timidity,pusillanimity,
}i},iuplii,t-P[it-%
irrational.
fearfulness,cowardice; gigantic stupid;

dumb

animal,

^,pu!iimfnfb
a. very
stupid,more

size.

[i^mp[i^a.
; that does

that has
ndt

no

less
blood,blood-

X^ipiiihu/iiiuir,
uijiu/
tuitous,
gralove

generous,

va.

to

brutify.

unreasonable,
a, irrational;
\i%pui%,a,-iip
[ality,
brutality.
unjust.

irration*. stupidity,
U?'p"A""-/*^.-*'
without
IJJi'/puxLui^

liberal.

rational
ir-

brutal.

or

bleed.

a.
HS^iuipituipmoneyless, poor;
gratis.
not
a. that does
MfiiupifiuP-uiukp

money,

; a-

feeble, nimal; blockhead.

[wardly.

timid.

irrational ; dumb

Wiipu/i,^_3as.

monstrous.

enormous,
gigantic,

not

weak,

that

a.

does

that

ly;
cowardunmanly, timid,pusillanimous,

disproportionate.

; incongruous,

U.*'ptutlpu

a.

bellowing,
-

be recannot
vived,
roaring, bleating.
a. that
W^iuipitiupith-ili
innocent, irreproachatinct,
a.
ble
or
\i},puMu[,p
rekindled,not renewable, exto
exculpate.
inn^tr^j
[up.
;
without
a.
dumb,
speechless,
a.
}Si)iuipiruim
W^ipuippiMMo.
roots, rooted
silent.
a. of uo
li^iupni-lruin
trado, or promute,
fession
rial,
\j^ihtoun*-P-ntJt
O,
W^fpiupputn-nt-P-liKjt
; artless ; guileless
; immatea.
Hf,pmpi[.lrit
\[},piup.l.
simple, unsimple,natural; rough, rude.
deness.
s. simplicity
compounded.
}i^,u,pn^truuini-P-liti,
; rufriends, [ed.
a. without
W^.puipt/iuiir
a. malevolent,evil-mind|]"pu/p4-"4Y,
\jJttapni-P-htJi XJ^tuipflnL-P-nLjl
that
be
cannot
a.
Wfiputpp a. bad, wicked.
\j}iuipuiiiifEhplrip
difficult to ara. shut,closed,covered.
ticulate.
lif'puij
pronounced distinctly,
pressible.
inexa.
inexplicable,
yfipiiijuimptrib
ted,
uncultivaa.
\]}iiapvpuiii.[ip
]i^a,pop,
-

o,

waste

"

intact,chaste.

Hy.piu^ ^j
,

|ifcuii-i"^
a. feeble,
poor, low, humble,
petty; minor.

[humble, to

abase.

infinite,
unbounded,

a.

unlimited,innumerable, immense.
whose
a.
\h,pMUM.u,q^P
power

nite.
is infi-

to weaken, to
Hj..i/i_uj^t"r,
i-j^ va.
ty,
H^iiuM-iuj-ni-P^ti,
s. weakness, debililowness, inconsiderableness.

a.
\i}ipa,,.iuituii-iui_
vastingin extent,
unlimited.
immense,
[bl6.
a.
infinite,
\i),ptut.utiu/iiinsufficient,
interminable,
\i^iati.iMip,n
incapanished. W},pui,-iii/iui%ni-P'[,i.i
s.
endless, continual,perpetual; not fiinsufficiency,
[rable parts.
incapacity.
a. without
\ip,p.,u"fa.
portion,destitute, 1]^"(:u"-""/o^
composed of innumecrease
into grow
vn.
\i^paii.u/ii,uj;
unprovided for; indivisible,
ble,
inseparaor
iijty
u.

[ded, inseparable.
undiviW^ipmJ-uA, WjipiuJ-ut'iik-it
a,
ad. indivisibly.
\^ipu,J-u/uaip,up

to
excessively,

be immense.

a.
measurab
imW^puMi-trit
incomprehensible,

infinite.

aiq.

27

\[i,p.iui^ii.pi,^,
s. infinity,
immensity.
tO TaVCI.
lifiil.iyinmiini-.ju/iilrir,
"""-j/l
a. infrangible.
U^/fiA-^mirA-^.
refy; to liquefy.
[faction.
s. rarefaction ; lique13?"/-"j""'"-/3-/.ti
barren, sterile;unfruitful,
tive,
unproduccannot
be kept
a. that
\i?iil-u,ii.i,"i.tr,i
in a cage, wild,untameable.
[infertility.
barreuuess
s.
Wjiip.lri^iu,i.npniL.p-l,Ki,
[rs. megrim.
W^iifujli
;
Xif.iilrp.u'i,
a. mouthless, speechless.
not
"" tliat does
\ii'f"i'L.
disgust;
not
to
(""
W'F^C^d' intolerable,
ble,
insupportadisgust.
ij/iih-fj
[ness.
s. handle.
U,%rfi-/^
barrens.
\i!bptritnt.p-[it.%
infertility,
be blunted, H-lriilr^lili
a. that cannot
a. deformed, ugly.
MiipP-hit
[ble.
unblunted, sharp.
UJ-^tt"" unspotted; not freckled.
incuraa.
pid,
lJ,"#^t."
\if,pj^^til,
o. ignorant, unlearned, stuM^ipJ-^iiuliufi,
awkward
vertently
s. incurability.
l}^ip.J-^ni.l3-[itA
ignorantly,inad; ^-i#
,

; atall events, at all hazards

to connive,to dissemble.
ij/iik-ij

ad. supernaturally.
JJfipimpmii
j-u
houseless ; uninhabited,
a.
W^ip^tuifi
\iliiq.P;upiupad.
cruelly,
unmercifully.
to depopulate,
to unted,
people.
a. hardhearH^ii-PiMi^u/i,'Q^i.^p-uiiikp
desert; um^ilrij
in cruelty,cruel.
delighting
unnatural.
a. artificial,
W^ijiiiuiliu/ii
s. cruelty,
\i^i,il3-ni-P-[,ifii
inhumanity.
*" depopulation.
U,"/^/.6a. not
U.'irpiu.^'"-'^/"-'*'
described,not marked,
-

M^pii^ S. U,"/p"/4.
a. incurable.
Jjftpn/t/-

not

written; that

be

cannot

hard.

marked,

[without price.

l),7"f/Aa. inestimable, invaluable,

comprehensible,
drinks no wine,
a. that
G, in|],%if/At^pn..
ij^ipnilujjir^iuijfir^ii
u^pniluiiii^uili

barren.
H^.pyu a. unfruitful,
I

inconceivable.

abstemious.

mensity. ]]"^^."u/;(
ima. ignorant.
s.
X^.pniliuiiii.iulini-P-lsiA
infinity,
flame.

to

rant;
igno-

self.

forget one's

a. not
\ip,^[u.,t-il.

a. uninflammable.
U.'i.poj.i.^tt

be

to

U,'",^/..i,u.i"""/",
iuii"y vn.
a. without
Jj^'piiil

be

to

understood,

incomprehensible.
a.

incurable,irremediable.
y^ipn.^

of

a.

different nature, bastard,

s.
ignorance,inexperience;
]]^l.l,i"n,.p[,Jii
ignorantly.
uHiif-liMint-P
h-iuirp.
,

a.ad.
Wiq-i'P

without

letters, print;
lingly, unwritten, verbal, oral ; ignorant,unwithout
force,wilby word of mouth.
[ble. instructed ;verbally,
freely.
inviolaa.
l];""f/..-m
^ipn^uiii-iuui
a.
unfindable,rare, prevoluntary ;
cious,
spurious.
ad.
n^ipniiiupuMp

dear.
at

"rf. con/, once,

Hlfc^uif/"
notwithstanding;
even,
once

""_

another

time;

one

-"/."

-,

this

time ; u##i.u/^/.t/
-

a. without
UJ//;^i./ii

head, headless ;
[hard.
be marked,
a. that cannot
lJ,t/ij."-A-^

without

leader

chief.

or

U"^Y., q-k-,/^,
i-Srua h.fujgs. vulture.
only once ; p""^"-"r
a. who
employs English
times, often; Jfti-uuiiiii-uiJ',W^inj'lliiup.ui'ii
many
who
knows
glish.
how to speak Enat
phrases;
over
again; iun.-Jfi,
once
more,
idioms.
time
[English
;
once, this time ; ^a/iift^u every
to employ
frj/ivn.
times ?
ll^i^^foipuAA-ir,
how many
s.
anglicism.
satisfied.
|],'i'/^//^iupuAn"-/?/""-W
unsuccessful, una.
l],'i.f.u"/^^/i"-i"
s. who
J^iH-i'lJiiuliiou
speaks English.
a.
English; hlit-iit-^^
}j;i,fill"uliuM%
the
church
the
ted;
surefooAnglican
;
puippum.
a. not liable to stumble,
k-ltr/b
htC-,
anglicism.
not liable to scandal.
Englishlanguage ;
ad. in English; after the
y^iiflliuipfii,
; s. English,the English
rous English manner
y^^iym, f_ja. thin, incompact, polanguage ; nuiu/bhi^ [uoulnjto learn,
liquid.
; rare, subtile ; soft,
[glishman.
to be dilated, to speak English.
O^f.uf/ufiut/uo/',
lujiaj vn.
to liquefy.
^?"t'd""3b 3'-"3 """ English; s. Ento rarefy; to become
liquid,
the first time ; "^

"

-.

'

ungrateful,unthankful;
dissatisfied.
discontented,
W"t"'i

to be
vn.
\}^^uii/:a^t^b-^,r

ct.

palsy,to have

struck with

paralyticstroke.

not
existing, having
a.s.
s.
\i}ji-nf,
TH^iij.iuin^int.i^-nt.p-lic.'b
palsy,para[ijj
lysis.
no
being; non-existence, non-entity;
W^iumt^iuh- t^u^ump^
a, laimed, cripplednothing ; tunujp
lJ"^o"i/;/#//"-(^
world
from
the
created
God
s. lameness.
\]f,ii.uiiru,/at,ini.l3-[Mi-%
juAif-yl,^
nothing;jufiii-njuvainly.
a.ad.
colourless.
\i},j.u/r,^uiil
\i?"q.nfi,
prompt, diligent:
a.
s. nothingness, nothing.
diligently,promptly, without delay.
Wi,l.nfn,-Rt
ad. there, yonder.
to despise, to
fi^j^uAoi,
U.i^njAi-./',
lrj[,va.
to
blame
to
to
to
a.
irrevocable; S. U^/,
slight, reprove,
jeer,
\}?,q.iaa.iu,it
;
mock.
t
o
ridicule,
s. portico,
cable,
M^ii-utummli,
porch,
U.i^n,A/r^.a. contemptible,despiMj
cultivated
blamable, condemnable.
}\^i^uiu.ii,u'ii,
land,
uiij s.
a.
idle, inactive, indolent, fields ; village.
Hhtif-nplt
tive;
ineffecu. without
inefficacious,
educatioD,
lazy;ineffectual,
\]},q.u,u,n[,u,[iuii
tivated
unculuneducated, ungoyerned.
unexecuted, incomplete;
land.
"'iv^aste
sentenced, not condemned.
a. not
]i},q.,Miu,
; li-pfil'i'
,

'

a. impracticable.
Xffiif.npb-u'ii.plrili
inexecution,
s.
l]?/"f."7^S-/"^^/7t./3/irt5i

; unfinished

a. not
deservingcofliJ^iif-uiinuiMiiiMipui

state.

demnation, blameless.
able;
lt/^n^6-ui6-"._/?/."_%
disuse,
\i)"l.ui[,Jt
[,ja. irrevocable,irreclaimheld
mortmain.
in
[indolence; ineiScacy.
impenitent;
cably.
ad. irrevos.
idleness,inaction,
i|J?/y"7^,a-fr"-/3fii
JUpiif-iitpJi
\i^if.,iipjuipiii"i
U?/^"._/?a. incompassionate, unpiplacable. |]?/if
diable,
: cruel,barbarous, imtying,inhuman
a. irremeu"irj/M"Hfc^iu^z/iAt^
incurable.
irreparable,
not
a.
H^nf-ni-^,//
foretold,not prel],%^t""y "fJk'y t['jl q-lruijj
S. flock,
dicted.
herd, cattle ; fields,country.
a. unshaken,
Uj"^fr^Ar".
U,'i!.^t^"-nii
a. illiterate,
Jifiif^liiuiii^.n
ignorant.
firm,resolute.
non-performance

leteness,
obso-

s.

Hfc^omf
U,^/^ nj

a.

vrithout

girdle.

/.Js. field ; fallow,soil ; -:^

the. fields,
country.
ad. there, yonder, in that place ;
U?/ij.
f %k-ppu therein, within ; f i/fr^
there
above, yonder above; /" "Ityp,
,

down
and

there,below
now;

L.

u,uin

;
-,

"

"

"

here

'"""'

and

then.

there.

a.
'SS^iil.uiq.mi,
incessant, continual ;
tinually.
conrestless,
agitated;ad. incessantly,

"

to carve.

mn.^

to anatomize.
^it-"_,

W'l-iU'Hainjiy[n^ffj, ,uj

ralytic,palsical.

"

'

''-

out

%J],'b,on
.
'"I'll-

of

hand,

the
out
with-

delay.
}\3,q.^npq.
u,j

s. herdsman, shepherd.
a. bucolic.
U?/^4-"/"y.'"4"''fc
,

s. herd.
w''tk"["i-'"-P-l'^

U?'7-4-'""
a. indecent,
seasonable
unbecoming, ungant,
; absurd, clumsy, extravaunbecomingly;
indecently,
j~u
awkwardly, unseasonably.
,

a.
n-J-m-iuftin,
complaisant, easy,

condescending.
a. inviolable ; that
M^.f-J^plril.
be contravened
or
mistaken;

cious,
gra-

cannot
gable.
irrefra-

a-ad. irresistible irre}}?iri.[nru"l.u,pj

; sistibly,

beyond contradiction.

ad. anatomically.
\i?'q.ifif7u,ii/7,op^'7i
the
dissected
s.
\]^ii.iuin"[3-["_
parts.
,

t"k
"hfi^^'i^kb
spot, immediately,

ridiculous ;

l]?#^/x/2(t-./;
tj/. va. to examine, to
search; to think,to meditate.
^"i.u"r,nj s. limb, member;
jo^
to dissect,to dismember, to anatomize,
zJri_,
\\j,il.uiiru,^^iu,liiii'ti
a. anatomical.
anatomist.
\S)iii.u,in,i^-lfi,
s.a.
]J}i^i,inu,ibir,",_p'p
s. anatomy
;

tidote,counter-poison.
ad. there; -,-iun.
M)iili'i,

a.S.
5^/"j
pa-

S. W't-n-.^.
\h,q.ju,ip
[ble,firm.
V^'t'l^rq-'^cl'
V^'t'ii'ti^il'
immova""
l],"/^'""^.uf.?,",(
a.
in
the adwelling
byss;infernal: spread over the abyss.
"

USiT-

29

a.ad. swallowed
Xfyifbu-utilip
bridled
up in an
p-hpiuVih-uHL-,
tattler,
person of an unabyss,sunk deeply; to a great depth.
[from above.
tongue.
ad, thence ;
a. deep as
an
fathomable. JH^iif-nt^uui
tl?'^'i'^""/"""/"
abyss,un'/'"(]:['"'-"'"*
l)"^ ni^pWA W^'q-p
m-pirHh od. there ;
"

S. W't ad.
a.
l)?'viif"'4fr/""J
dividingthe abyss.
sunk
in an
ad. from, since,as soon
a.
l]?".p"^o#yt/^
U^"f.".np"
abyss ;
as,
when
[hellish,
deep.
radically,
originally,
very
naturally
;
;
then ;
a.
Wiii^iif-^jl^
deep; infernal, anew, afresh : even
'/'"f"^'li"'-.
very
a,$.
}ji}ir^iifMiMnhtiiti"l"iu%
belongingto p-l/iikl"rJk from my infancy ; j".
the prince of hell ; prince of hell.
from the' creation
pmp^i^s-h'iik ui^uuMptii,
of the world.
a.
ll^^"^ufiif""n/"fi
making a deep
vortex; turningitself in the abyss.
U^f ad. there ; beyond,on the other
to the city;
side ; yonder ; 'f .^""y"""/"
further
a.
than, on the
plunged, submerged, ^uA, pr. beyond,
tf-filii^uiillitf-ioi
in
other
side of,over
an
precipitated
abyss; engulfed;
beyond
; .p"-Aqitn.lj
-

to plunge, to engulf, to sink to

ll-'i-lru
the bottom;
u,n.%lruto submerge, to

the

sink.

[position.

sea.

s. metaphor;
Uj/^puFpAy/oL^?

to
precipitate,

trans-

s^ inscription.
\]i,^pu"^[,p
a. further.
by a deep
M^i^piu^nfl,
U.S.
reciprocal,mutual;
n:i,if.pu,ii.u,pA
return,
vexatious, inverse ; retrograde : requital,

fortified
a.
lifiifii^iiiifinu
trench; very deep.
U?'^"4 ll?'f4'"4'"*' a.
grievous; melancholy.
*. melancholy,grief.
1],?/j-fi4i7t./3/ii-1"
tt. unshaken, firm.
\]),ii.n,iy.ni^
^"tvp S. '^^iif.iipj, [tain,
peak.
1

exchange.
s. retrogression;
H^i^puiij.uipJni-P-li^'ii
tion;
reverberation, repercussion
; reflecrebound.

of a mouns.^l,summit
llJi^/.^ijLuA|p
a. quiet,still,
X^iq-npf,
tranquil,calm,
fortable
mild,p6aceable; easy, convenient,compeaceably,in
; or j"if(in-nppnitranquillity
; comfortably, at ease
;
to calm, to quiet,to
",uiiiyi_,
,un^lri_,
Jsoften,to appease, to comfort.
-

""-jl' Va.
'Q^irf.puirt.iapini-qin%!rlT,

to go beyond,
pass, to go beforedest,
oxtiliu/ii,
4""? a.*. "el%lili
\i},q.piM,'if[i/i

Xtjiq-piuiiuiir,
uitjiiij vn.

tO

; to reflect ;
; to reverberate
to rebound.
to repel,to cause

drive back

to go

further,to
,

first-born.

that destroysthe
s.
a.
U^'T-n/'/'u'^/'/'
receipt,discharge,^ \i)i^,u'jiliu,tna^

first-born.
quittance.
quil
a.
a. first-born.
IJ^itl-npixuii^m
possessing a tran'[i^iq.ptu'iili.uirlfh
mind, calm, of a peaceable disposition
dest;
elto be
; magnanimous.
}i^,if.pu/iiliu/iimir,
ui^uij vn.
to
claim
vu.
to
primogeniture.
H^if-nitpuAiair,
composo
lojuy
one's self;to be easy, to be comfortable.
a. that gives the right
^iq-piJiiliuapiup
of

primogeniture.
\\^in.putiilfiuqni^qUihh-J*
"'-^P

Ij^n.nnnlrtt'f
jJ^q.fjppujBni-nm'hh-iff
ni-ap

make

calm, to pacify;to comfort, to soften,

to alleviate.

eldest,to give

the

Va*

tO

right of primogenitu

primogeniture,
^iif.pu.'i.lini-P-liiii
seniority,
""

right of primogeniture.
s.pU breeches, hose,
quillizing.
trana.
U^/j.n^^/r^quieting,
calming,
li^if.putiltupuilip
trousers.

Hii^n^pni./3/itA tranquillity,
calm,

a.
1J?/^//^ni-t^

s.

l]?/^nt^a.ad. assiduous, continual;

assiduously,continually,incessantly.
s.fl.abyss, gulf;
\i},fnL.%,l^
ifii^f-ng
precipice; the infernal regions, hell,
,

tartar.

without
a.
U"^""-"tt#

immoveable, firm,

constant; inflexible.

repose ; ease, comfort.

"

stancy,
sfirmuoss, conla^.q-P^ni-ni-P-ltLii

resolution.
ad.

U^^^^i
from

or

to the

again, anew,
place,in

same

open

same

situation ;
q-iuiuinau to return ; ulnr.
to rei"Ht/_,
;
uu/hhij to recommence
-

gates,

afresh;
the

rub

in.ii

30

a. unimaginable.
lJ?/t^fr--."4."/fr^.

peator say over again; S. ll?"/-4*'[//" I

Inviolable : S- W^^J^plr^
a.
lliiq-pcUr^.
"
.

"

\\),Irph^u.'l,''".\]^,lrpy.-u,

a.ad. invisible,
.-n.-Pl'3
]S^L-[,lr.-n,p^
^fr"/3s. statue ; bust;
insensible ;
;'
vanished
imperceptible,
coloanns.
[tor.
iltp-/iii"[i[t,
ufiMlrpin-n.-P-iupjup
infinitive
; j-u
gr.
a. statuary, seulpdfi-i^uto vanish, to
invisibly; J-"
s. sculpture.
irni^p-l'i^i
^"tpb''
disappearance.
disappear; il^-iri";
W'tpl- .%^, mil S. IJ?'^/'^tO

iS^i^pl,
[fi-nj,

-.

"

RHpI'S-.
MHrh
"t"p
s. eructation.
\i?t'f.pyP:p
without
'Qy^l-lin^r,
./.j".utiinscvibed;
-without
mark; unsealed; not ratified;
[nag, hackney.
confirmation.
.

Va-

Vfl,
U.J-uj
\iy,lr[,lr.-n,-P^,u'llu"r,

nish, to disappear.

cause

[hidden

disappear,to hide.

to

pirp.alia. v;hose veins

are

y^'lrpl-'
s.

disappearance.
disappearing,
a.
\i).hpliu,p

iron,

without

a. interminable,
Ujifr^, \S^.h^,uiliuti,

chains.

doubtless,
unquestionable,
certain,

i.ujj.uuiku \^-irpke":M'""

boundless.

indubitable,sure,
sed,
embarrasl^kiu/iiLita. much
Miik-ij
incontestable, indisputable
; ad.
much
inextricable,
perplexed,
certainly.
//- lo'inrm-,,. MM,n^,hi_,doubtless, indubitably,
without
escape
;
titude.
[.Li,S' certainty, cerall sides,to cut ofF all
^y,lrpliii"^n,-[3
in on
to hem
-

from

of escape

means

alley;

street

"t"-W3 blind

"

with

court

or

only

ger
safe, free from dana.
Jiy,irpliir.-."i,
doubtless;
certain,
fearless
;
; bold,

one

[unoreate.

entrance.

o.
uncreated,
U"i-."""4"'^'
fJ
B.'fct/^,
,

of
a. born
l]y,lr,^lt[,'i,
made
a.
l]"t,^u#4fr^."

increated

by

God.

in safety;
faithful ; acf. safely,
infallible,

certainly; boldly,fearlessly.
dence,
Safety;confi\if,frpllr^uin.-P[.^'L

increated

s.

security;boldness.

God.
a. that
fJjilr.iuAt-il,

D"t^puy^

cannot

brother.

without

a.

be created.

jM^irpkb'-v Mi'i^pkt'-'vf1).^%4/.^,^,
bold, courageous,
a.ad.
fearless,
p."P
trepidly.
infearlessly
; courageously,
intrepid;
[God, irreligious.
'

fear of

that has
no
adelible, li",fr^^/i"_y."6incorruptible,indissoluble ; ins. irroligion.
not to be effaced;inviolable.
\\i.irplil..-q^..irn,-Pl,ii,
\i),i^pli[.,-,in,-Pl,iX
s. fearlessness.
indiss. incorruption,
\iy,h,ip-n,-P^.-'i,
wlthOUt
O.
Bolubleness.
\)^lrpiiJh,lriP
\S),trpliJl,u,
certain.
state.
uncreated
r
esolute,
hesitation,
s.
l)?/tYf
"-/?/"-%
a. unblamable.
liy.lri^lri,

Hr^p

a.

'

tl"t/",y

wife's

s.

father, father-in-

cannot be
that
\iy,irplpui.{.i,pit!rip
a.

Ancultivated.
law ; \^['iiui%ai'iini^
or
\Jip^u/jiiu%iTp
doesnotadore,
a. that
tilibanus.
\)y,lrp^p"iu,.i.nLa. unmusical.
indevout, irreligious. [in-law'sson).
\iy,k(,mJ-[,^"
,

s.
ignorance of
\\},lriimJ-^"n,.p[,M.%

music.

\}f,kiiui%uiir,
uijujf

vn.

to

indifferent.
". indifference.
V}?,^uim^u^/nt./?/,"_'i,.

ther-in-law,
fa-

become

brother-in-law.
ken
broa. not
\]y,t-ii,atiu/ri,u^
Ij^i/rpuiiiii/ii
in, unruly; unbridled, unreined,
,

ungoverned,debauched.

[nab

by
a.
Itfct/rp
that
tt.
Hiit^t^, ]jy,lri,/r/fnf
that
night,
always enjoys the
not

bounded

brother-in-law,(father\if,lrp^pq.[,sm.
not enough cooked, raw.
a.
\]y,ir,^

time, eterlias

no

light;

'lutiuiqiUi*

a.

bellishment;
unadorned, without ema.
1]"^.i/^^
uncivilized.
unpolished,

a^.qiuptt-i .Aui.r,

iiijui)

vn-

to be

ed
divest-

of ornament.
DO. to
nt-^l'
\]y,^iipi^iiijni-^uj%irir,

of ornament, to

to
despoil,

dlvest

disfigure.

eternal, endless.
o.nd. invisible,
hidden,
il' j^''^p''''-'"lib
'

obscure; ignoble; invisibly.

of any thing
4\ state
l]";ju/^7-n"-/?/."-i
liation.
despoornament, disfiguration,

without

U^fu/i.ui(luj
,

a.

barren
childless;

able
irreclaim\i)"l^'i2."
/'J a., impenitent,
;

itJ',

to

va.
nL.j[,

to kill

depriveof childring,

children.

U.IVfuK.uf^^tr,
vn,
Irjiai

to be bereayed

irrevocable.

a. ineiftricable.
y^iiflrpd^
a. unarmed.
l]"2.47"
a.
undeprived.
\S?"(l.'pli

of children.

repentedof,
regretted.
at leisure, disengaged,
obduracy.
s. impenitence,
a.
U^/^jsu/,^
\]i"lil2j"-Pt
considera
a. inundisturbed.
^""^%lr[b
unemployed,
l]?/,^A-"//-/A
fl?,;^//A
imperceptible.
s. leisure,
\^ilp.,uqnM.p-f
tranquillity.

of
'^iqui^uiliai.p
s. state
[ii^i
ber-eft of children;barrenness.

person

a.
1],",^"A"^.

not

not

to be

to be

"

sacrifice;
unworthy

Mf-q^^a.without
to be sacrificed.

odd, not apair; different,

o. insensible,
\\)iq^uiili
a.
imperceptible.
ll",^"y^
*"" spoilthe pair,
dissimilar
W^i^jlJuiT,
knavish,''ro.t"V^''U
;
tag a. rascally,
[ed.
mad.
dissimilar.
to
render
guish, wicked; foolish,
refreshbe
cannot
that
ad.
a'^",l-f.,u,nup,"p
foolishly,
stupidly;
\^i"in,lu,'i,..,il
rable,
imprudently,perversely.
."4.-A a. matchless, incompal].'",^"^,f
unequalled.
to
rage,
enva.
U,'fcjjf.""/tjn".j"At"/',
unparalleled,
gnt-ijli
-

to make

matchlessness,
s.
l]^qn.-^u,lim-i,n.-P[i

wieked.

to be rascally,
vn.
\S)iq"fjuilliir,
iiL-gi'tj
to be knavish, to be wicked; to become

mad,

mischievous.

to grow

incomparableness,excellence.
paration
se*" disjunction,
U.%i^"".Y'"4j"'-P/'"-'*'
: virginity.
inequality
s.
disparity,
\i},^t^i.n.-P[,t^discord,
s
eparation;
; disjunction,

s. roguery,
\S%iii-ui,rni-l3-l,i^,
knavery ;
malignity,ill turn, wicked action.
nity,
virgit!?'?3-"i7'
1'3"" insensible,inanimate, division, dissension, disunion:
dull,stupid;besotted,infatuated,stu[ble,infinite,perpetual.
"" interrainapified.
]}}"l,"u^ li^'ti""'-"''/'"''
disinterested.
a.
l)?'Yy-"^/"
^/U?'?jf-'f/i
D.*"ef-"'- Wi,qo2Ui^M"i
jU.^'YJ-'W''
weak,
ad. insensibly,imperceptibly;
power,
U.^,.^,,^,
."go. without
juip.uip
,

stupidly.
S. \j?"l^"^/
a.
\}^qy-utjittf^tu^b

ed;
unmanly, faintheartinvalid.
inefficacious,insufficient;

impotent, feeble

to lose strength,
sible,
to be insenvn.
M^iufiyu/iiMi/;
,"jj,,.jvn.
\ii"lo[,."'i.u^,r,
wji-y
to be stupid; to be infatuated.
to be feeble.
tuate,
otj/.va. to render
""st ^^" to infaU'^'?y-'?/'"j'"-j"'^'^'^'
\i^"l^[,u,gnL.gu.%/rj;
to hebetate
to stupify,
force, to render
prive feeble, without
werless,
po; to de-

of

reason.

l}fian-u/slii/'t
O,
li-nutj

\}Jinn-iujis/lttutP*

pidity,
stus.
\l?iqy."y",-l3-[,ui,
insensibility,
apathy, indolence, lethargy.
Jinig a. insensible.
'\i^,^u,/"L.%
,

ij,^"^7-u."."
/ija. not
inattentive; j-n,

[ness ; invalidity.
feebleweakness,
not
that
does
a.s.
l)"4^,kl'j, l]?'4-"'4
: nothing, non-entity.
exist,null,none
lediction;
maU.%4^64.V'*^/'j*"?'"imprecation,
station.
execration, horrour, dete-

Wi^pnt-PliL^i s.

less,
vigilant,caresensibly.
j-ta ad. ins. nothingness.
\i'j,kn,-Pl"Si.
not
a.
of a vigiwant
M^.p.^u.'iiu.ib
s.
lance,
}i),p,l^...ib
JH^tfif-uiuuint-P-liE^i
,

rable,
desi-

inattention.
detestable.
carelessness,
""
impatient;
a.
incautious,uncirIJ.V-'f'V W'tL-'ph-'^it
"t"'-it3
Ji^'q-t^/i^
cumspect,
inconsiderate, imprudent, intolerable, insupportable.
'

unwary,

heedless.

that
a.
\}^,p,/i-,.jt.lri[,

cannot

be

ken
ta-

inconceivable.
incomprehensible,

ad. without
}^ti^f-^ju
ll?'^n"-2""/i"'/"
;
inadvertently,
imprudently.
precaution,
of circumspection,
l"i, s. want
a. incontestable, indisputable.
\S)"l^ni^^,.p
unwariness, imprudence, inresistib
irresistless,
a. unresisting;
considerateness,negligence.
^/".//^//."j
[parent.
senseless,
1],%^o%,I'ga. stupid,foolish,

indiscreet.

a. not
opaque,
W),l^"l.,l.l."r,u^,"P

trans-

U^d-

52

etc.
5].%^%*^,

S. W-i[h."iru
etc.
nual,
Wi'i^iq-^uia,
a.
uninterrupted,contisuccessive; ad. uninterruptedly,

successively.
ad. immediately.
\i)-l^i,l.Jlil,uiL,u[i
Wt'j^i'j^JIilu.Iiu.'i,
a. immediate.
sible
M^i/A^Jli^iril,
a.
inseparable,indivi-

U^iPtup^'f S. |],'fc/3-#i/n,i"#/*.
a. dry.
|J"//?""3

W},p,u^ a. unspilt; raw, unprepared.

a.
i)},pui^iu/ifj[ii
que,
opaW^Puiilia/iij,

impenetrable.

[penetrability.

s.
opacity,im\i),p""/,u//.jl[ni-P[,ii"

W'R

U.W*"

fupni-uui

\i.iR''"e-

dent,
incoucealable, manifest, evi^il,
D""*^m"".a. that cannot
be jolted
public.
out of its place,fast;firm,steadfast.
embers
",uip^uM_
;
[,s. wood
\S^p-lr,U
ashes.
with
fire
the
to
%h-ir,
cover
a.
incapable, unqualiU,i^%^"itA,z.^
fied,
S. l]?,^t,^-"/.
insufficient.
\S^,Ph,[..;l
a. entire, complete, perfect;
\]tntJii.nJii,u^ni-P^l,ti,
s.
incapacity, li^p/rpl,
ad.
inability.
entirely,completely.
; continual-

a.

Ji^'n/^iq-n^it-il,
a. inadmissible.
unreadable.
\i:r,f^iP-tn.%^,
a. illegible,
M^H^p^plij^
a.
supperless.
S. D,"/^'iy.#7".%i-^.
to
y\^ij^,liuii_
il'blrij
;

\]?,ph-^, /13a. without

be

inadmissible.
without companion, alone.
U.'i^'fc^fr^a.
Wn^-ljtrpuiliu.'ii
unsociable
a.
cial,
; unso-

S. prOXijiP^li-uituinnu
\i^,P[iuiii",nn,i
s. proconsulship.
}},%Pl,uiu.u,n.-P[,.-i.
immense.
a. innumerable,
Jj^tPl-i.
,

[ness.

^"liiilikpiali.u'i.nL.p^lti^u
unsociables.
loves
a. that
W'i^ilitrf,,ui,i^l,
companions.

not

wings.

a.
peeled,scaled.
\S),pir^,
stiff.
^- inflexible,
\i?,pkpl^il'
ness,
stiffX^ph^^^Pliiii s. inflexibility,
hardness.
[consul.

a. unoircumcised.
U"/3^fti/.n
[it^s- uncircumcision;
\i^,PlJ,uiu,ni-P

his

[inexpiable.

prepuce.

U-VM^'^z/'
a. indomitable,
invincible,

W'Pn'iiJ' a. unpardonable,
lJ?//3"^,
without
a.
poison.
Yi^iPn/i,
a. without
pension,wages ;
}i^,pn^u.i

inflexible,
unconquerable.
of fortune,poverty.
Hfiftii^ij,
s. want
a. not
U"^^i#"A-"^
the
familiar,
accustomed;without
strange ; unIIVJ^nr/iia.
indocile,
wild, savage.

last Sacrament.
without

nephews

ornieces.

rable,
innume\iiil^tinirini.p-l,Li,
waut
a.
of familiarity;
g.
U^/Jm-zu^/oi
Ji^fPnck-i^
disuse;indocility,
[not baked.
ferocity.
Hfifj^iuipuipiui,
urn
ad.
a. unhaked
uu-if,,,),
\i^jPni-[i})r
\}^i^""p",^u,puii,
;
too
indiscreetly,
late; unseasonable;
imprudently.
U?#e/-u"/"o.
a. indiscreet,
H^.f^iinpn,/^
imprudent.
unforeseen, unexpected.
arrive ; not
ll,V*"'f"y."'-/*/"-^'
cannot
prudence. la^.J-u.iTu.'i,
ims. indiscretion,
a. that
,

arrived,slow, tardy.
S. \^iiintlrp[iM-n,
W'ltuuihplit.p
a. kingless.
\i)iPuiq.uj^"P
l^iP-iufuu/iii
a.
without importunity,
-

to

limited or subject
a. not
Xi^iJ-uiiruAiuiii
time, eternal;unseasonable.
or
ui^u
Uj/J-ui//"A"/.4"/.fi"u^
eternally.
;

ad. unseasonably

intrusion.
a. unburied.
\i),[3-u"i^
s. armful,
U?,/?."*"j/,^
ried
any thingcar-

under

the

; unseasonableness.

amaranth.

lated;
be trans-

cannot

inexplicable.
uihu ad.

}jy,Juin.iu'iMif.
a. heirless.

UjicAu/n-^i^fr//',
A-jfva.

\ifi[9-ij,i"u,/i
s. arm-pit,
\ii,(3
out
u.[,^,r,u-i,,
a. with\i),p^,"i,^n^%til,
that
interpreter;

"

s. mischance, disap\i,%J-,iiJh.-P[,Jii
pointment

arm-pit.

\i^,l3-,t,it.ujir
a.
unfading; incorruptible:
s.

tlti/but l^
\}Jt"r~
tu

deprive of

heirless
s.
^J-u.n-ufiif.n,^p\,.^
want

of succession

state,

disinherison.

niable.
a.
U.^c/-/ui/.i-^
incontestable,unde-

inexplicably.

^Puipp,
M^.p^uMpPm^
with fixed eyes.
steadfast;

to

heirs ; to disinherit.

JlJ.^cf
#.y

a.

a.
intolerant, impatient;
immoderate
earnest, incontinent,
intemperate,
;

violent.

U.'blr

54

Of. that does

\}),p,auinp
[i?,fi,n,.,ai,%uii
simple,pure.
a. unmixed,
J^.^iui,.'!,
not
unmixed
[artless.
wander; straight.
s.
purity,
Hf./"u,a.i"..Rl-^.
a.
ingenuous, naive,
\i?,fuiipu,tniiH
state ; intemperance.
inconsiderate,
rash,
a.
\i9,/unp4nL.i,^
sincere, ingenuous;
a.
DS-Zuu/fV^"'/"
loyal,faithful ; simple,unadulterated; imprudent.
ad. imprudently,
lfe/'"/"4/""-"'F'"/'
{i^/unp'itii-irif.
well disposed;ad. sincerely; loyally,
riw
ithout
inconsiderately,
with simplicity,
innocently.
faithfully,
flection.
[ness.
a. unruined, solid.
lif'fiuipfuuip
*"
dation
thoughtlessbase or founwithout
U,V""^4/'7-"'^"'-/^^'-*
""
IkV""'/'/'"/"
,

that
|],'"//u/7^4^^ui"{w4
"'J a.

anchorless.

does

not

secret, indiscreet.

keep
boiled,raw.
". not
D.V"""/"2_
*. indiscretion.
U?//""^4^^u#u;"#4n"-/*?
bright.
luminous,
a.
clear,
\ii"/uai.-u,[i
inconsideratesU,%^/7^4^^o.-/J/"iJfc
U.V"""/""^a- incessant, unintermitted, unceasing, continual;
ad.

ted;
unobstruc-

tinually.
constantly,incessantly,con-

infrangible.
Mi-lu^lba. indivisible,
XHiliikp
a. unsuspicious; sincjere.
not scrupulous
tionable.
; unexcep]i,y.,l"^u.

uncompact,
UV"/"" "" tliin,

rashness, temerity.
without
a
a.
bay.
H}'/""['z_
a. inevitable.
{ifilunp^Jf
invuluBrable.
a.
M^i/unj,W^i/anjirit
tir s. invulnerability.
0?//u/7j"iL/3^f
derate,
U?'/""'-ta. indestructible;inconsiblind,unthinking.
calm.
a. intrepid,
|],%/uni-2C""^
calm, peaceable.
l].'"//H".#7i/^a.unrufiied,

ness,

mission,
inter-

oppositionor

without

porous.

ad. wlthout
U^/un-oi/j\}),pin-nM[u,p,ti(f

1],V"'^/'"
h "" unleavened, azymous,
[stitute.

unfermented.

[Hty.

perturbation.

*" calmness, tranquill}.V""-"'t"-'3/"^'

forlorn,deunprotected,
\],y,/biu,ra.
does
a. that
\i^/u'i,uiJ:u/iui^i~

not

tect;
pro-

ly;
; indifferent-

indiscreetly.

forlorn.
unprotected,
to be careless.
va.
Mi-lu'bii.Jhir,
hijl,
lessness.
*. carelessness,heedl],i/iA"..Ait./?/iii
a.ad. without
\^,l"'i"uj
sion;
compasJprofusely.
prodigally,
indiscreetly,
,

; indiscreet

ad. indifferent

without

a.
\iy"aipnj

interval

or

termedium
in-

[cretion.
s. indifference ; indis\i)"lumpn.-[3^[,ii
heartened,
disa,
W^tliipMit[unju
jj^ifiipui/unt-iili-ili
1

cowardly.
dispirited,
breacha.
'[S^ilup-uiruimhib
n^./upuiiT,

|JJ//,i."yt.r,
fry^un.
be

prodigal;

to

be

to

be
void

lavish, to
of

passion.
com-

less,solid.
u^Mliipium Aq
f

sciplined,
undia.
^^[iipuMtitutfiMiMb

incorrigible.
licentious,
irregular,
s.
lity,
\i^,[u%,yn.-P^I,Jb
cruelty;prodigas. indocility
larity,
profusion.
\l?ifupu,i"n,^p-[ii-'ii
; irregulicentiousness
a. unsought, unsearched.
li^i/rAj-l-ir
; incorrigibleness.
dumb
I],^^n4t,ra. imprudent, indiscreet;
Mfipioii
a.
; irrational.
to become
unadvised, rash.
vn.
Hpi/uouuitiiiir,
inconsiderate,
""ji^j
ad. imprudently.
dumb
\iy,f,n^l-J'utpu-P
; to be dumb
; to be silent.
"-"*#s. imprudence.
dumbness
nality.
".
U5//oo4t./;Fi.pf
U,V"oooi-/?/""-i
; irratiosearch or
that
does not
a.
U?//i/o,^
scrutable,
examine; unsought, unsearched; inunsearchable.
that
be enlighcannot
o.
ttfc6-,"^i-"/i
tened,
cannot
be humbled,
a. that
l]"/uo'iu//74A-^f
dark, gloomy.
firm.
mable
stern, undaunted:
U""-"u^u"("u% a. inconsu|],?i6-u//i,
a. unmoistjdry.
U,^/^/i"%i""; incombustible.
unfaa. indefatigable
ad. without
Hi./##"A"^
\iiiituiluiiip.uip
; fresh,
wiirmfiuiui^ti
tigued; stubborn, obstinate ; ad- indebeing consumed.
that does
[diment.
fatigably.
a.
not flower or
Mf.iruiqf,^
without obstacle or impe- blossom.
a.
U?,/.//.^
[serious.
not stolen,not purloined,
Wfi/unn.
a.
that never
a.
U^/6-iofj/
smiles,grave,
not undermined,entire,
perfect.
that does not
m^lfiir^nui-ni.,
u#j a.
,

USilf

not acornful,
not apt to
ridicule,

ride,
de-

M^iliuA^irj,that

cannot
rise
be reestablished.
\]i,li"/iiirir,
to lay the ground,u%lil,va.
work
of lace;to
to twine.
a.

[tough. again ; that

HfeS-u.!/"
a. that

cannot

that
''^liru/uaili
a.

free from

be

is not

chewed,
moclied

cannot

weave;

shame.

U.V-iuA/,,/-,
to fall ; to chance,
u.'iiiiu.jvn.

to happen; to
U^.d-mt/o/?unknown;
\,^a. ignorant;
descend, to flow; to
ad.
steal away, to slip
foreign; ignoble, obscure; j-u,
away, to escape ; to
ignorantly, unwittingly
incognito, fall to ruin,to decay, to be impaired,
;
without
to be
to decline,
to fail;to place one's
being known; j-u i[/bt-i_,
self,
in disguise
to fix one's self,
to belong,to have re; to feignor counterfeit.
lation
to be unM^iS^tiAolS-aiiioif',
vn.
known;
ui^iuj
to; to put down, to deposit;to
,

to be

disguised.

pass away;
i"i-q-,to
under ;
Irphu..,^to

undergo;
be put

H.'fcJ-ion.
a. treeless.

servants.
a. free ; without
\]),6-u"a.oy
countenance,
a. that Is not
U^.irian-iafaMliu/ii
servile, H"-.p,to hold

free.

to associate

S. U.^.6^"""r.
\i^(t,..upirit

[tile.

irreducible ; not
a.
\if,}"-,ui.,aik-[lf
s.
\ifi(tli;u
magpie,pie.
uig

duc-

to

to sink
out

be

of

abashed; ?^"..
long discourse; jn^,

with

with, to

mate
(any one), to be inticonfide

in;-/. Jl"nu

ifuio^,J,alipin,to remember, to recall

;
[, T"ui%iuuiuii,i,
I,^L. jm-iji to
voyage, to travel; /. #^^",, to come
-

the effects of age, perto attack,to surprise

petual, upon unawares,
;
to become
[ren,steril. ~l"tr""^j,
made, to lose one's
a. unbegotten, unborn
Ufiii-pi
reason
; bar/.4ti,"j to die,to lose one's
;
state.
life ; /.
s. unborn
W^.i/bt-in^PltHi
to lose
to become

not

subject to

durable.

barrenness:
s.
\\},b-%nt-P[,t.%

[ti^
^'lilr^ii-P
.

jKL.,,,,)

S.

hope,

H*.
desperate; p 'Unoy trphuu.^,to fall
one's
[steril. upon
face,to prostrate; -j/..""
-

a.
ll""i-W/^""4""A
Mjiiriini^iii.
barren, ""-/""'-.p to throw one's self or fall at
the feet of some
s. sterility.
\S),hViiiiJii-[3-l,i^
one
; ["ilrn.u m-pm^
\^,irn-Jfa. that does not give suck ; to fall in the hands
of some
or
power
that no longer suckles.
one
;
f^i*^
J^iilli-u/hiit
/.//^ nt^i/tr^,
n^'i"UP
to come
a. not
to blows, to fight,to
agitated by the waves,
[],".6-n".^
"yp,
calm, peaceable.
combat, to quarrel, to dispute; jj,^
it
-4-.
to lose one's
a.
lutu'iinL.p-h'iii;
M^lf,[""/
fit;
v.imp.
proper,
authority,
,

"

is

ought,it

to be
"bt-ij.

right,it is proper ; j- lriui_

completed, accomplished,

to

fall from

one's power.

y^iltufbn'b
anomalous.
a. irregular,

^liu,'i,"'b"i_pj,tX
s. irregularity,
maly,
ano-

finished.
unprepared,
a. unbuilt,unfurnished,
XS^^iuqiT
not ready ; unbound.
of construction,
s. want
W^^unjirni-P-fii^i

[the apocrypha.
'^iiliiu'iin'ii.uliui'i,
a. apocryphal
; i^bp^
U^/^u'^ion.
JJ^^iu^uin-uin-nia. that doBS
unfurnished
state,imperfection. not take bribes,
honest.
incorruptible,
li^itfiuui
\])iliui[u
a.
a. loose,untied,free.
independent,free; free
-

D.M"""""'-""ll?/4'""i"'*x/'
"" that

from all attachment,disengaged.

dom.
U^i^u./uf.i./^/iJi
independence,frees.

JS^i^Muh-,
fij a.

fallen; abject,vile,
despicable;
booty, spoil.

not
can-

be

plundered or robbed.
H?,f[,M,at^,
a. incessant,
unceasing.
bitable.
indu[piiiiiiu//u,i"Pj a. sure, certain,
,

liation,
s. fallen
|],%(u"6:n"./?^^"-""
state,humi-

[ad.involuntarily.
ad. surely,certainly,
forced ; j-u
doubtless.
a. involuntary,
X^^liiuiT
in
not
W^i^uiinuili
y^i^utinuini-P
s.
a.
[.Li, Hfi/itui/ht-Ppii,
jest,serious.
a.
unwillingness,constraint,compulsion.
U,'"^u""u.^
imperfect,incomplete,
,

completel
indefective,
faulty; ad. imperfectly,
sfaultily;
^ui/ai^ia. unestablished, unfounded,
gr. imperfect
tense.
frail.
unsupported,uncertain,
endless.
o. infinite,
Jj^i^u/ii
WifliminuMpiah
j-[i to
Jt^s. mortar ; ikunL.i_
\}^t/^tmnitiph-fnL^PptJtt
\\^illujinutpnt^[3pound or beat in a mortar.
,

ITbir

8
s.

incomplete state
imperfection,
want, faultinessseamless ; not sewed
a.
Xifi^u-p

that does
fectiveness,
a.
tt"/4ty,\S),^l^pu,ll^I-p
; denot eat ; not eaten : ihat has nothingto
:

capable,
ineat, famished.

tent
unable, weak, feeble, impo4-. it is impossible.
impossible;

of food ;
want
s.
\ijhJI[t-pu,/jpn,-P-l,Li,
phthisis.
hunger:
u.
shapcless;
H^i^t-pui\i^l[lrpaiiupa/it
unformed, imperfect; ugly.
that cannot
be figured
a.
H^Jitpuiiui-pt-ip
described
be
to
not
nable.
unimagi;
;
,

\ift^mp,u%iair,
lu^iui
to be

incapable,to

be

vn.

unable,

to be

insufficient.

der,
H^^uip^a. without order, in disordisorderly,irregular,confused,

indistinct,not

methodical

[.'"
deformity.

Jj^tJ^/rpMi^nt-i
\i^JI[/i-pu"utpitiiin"-[3-[i"^
S. W'it^p"!'
W^i^t-puiuii-np

rate,
intempe-

immoderate,
inordinate,

sive,
exces-

unbumt
Ijfi^t^,
\^,li(,qlrji

licentious.

bustible,
; incom-

a.

[pause, eternal.
point ; without

of
Hi^t"- a. without a
ad. disorderly, out
}ii,liu,[,^u,uiliu
burn
dinately, !]"i^t'"*"'i.
"^- 110^ ^*' ^o
; that
order,in confusion,
irregularly; inorintemperately. will not burn.
excessively,
unmarried.
a.m.
]i?"Ji[''i'
UH"'/''?*''^'
%/' va. to disorder.
sion,
DMl'P a. not subject to passions;
JS^iliiup^ni-P-liLfii
s.
disorder, confutemperance,
impassive,incapableof suffering.
irregularity;inordinateness, inimmoderation.
a. uncultivated,uncivilized,
M^JtlipPexcess,

unpolished; indocile,untractable.
tl"4fja. not united, separate

; not

closed, not healed.

s.
angle; corner,
passionate,cruel,inhuman; inflexible, \\^l[[,Ji,,
lihu.'t.g
inexorable.
nook ;
turning of the
T^,u'i,uiuiu,pi,l,

W"/i"'i'tfipp
U^^u-^t^/fja.

incom-

of comwant
passion,
sM^.liuipirltjni-P^tSh
insensibility.
a. unexpected,
J^liuipfr\^,lii"pirlr[t
table
unforeseen,extraordinary,unaccoun-

road

suddenly.
j-u
not
y,'^^u^^^u#m \fftliuip^iiimlriy
a.
mended, not repaired;irreconcilable.
a.
IJ,"4u"^n,^
unable, feeble,incapable.

corner-stone.

; pn"-/3-

gular ; un,-p

obtus-angled, obtusanacute-angled ; 4""oiu#_

-

ad.

a. angular ;
i/4r"/*,
\}p,/i["Jiiui^u,[_
.p-^p
-

s. goniometer.
lJ"4/ftSru"^ui^
s. goniometry.
\)?,iliti,aj^^nt-P["--'ii
a. angulous, angular.
U,*/4^timt,n^
[l\ite.
s.
U.^^^ S. 0,Hv_ and U.J'v-fr'i^

to be

\i^//fl[iinui'jiujJ',
vn.
ifj-y
pacity.
s. impossibility
y^/iujpni-ia-^iJi,
; inca-

without
\^iliiiq.pntJi

dissolation.
ob-

incense,

a.

\}},/iu,pom
sealed:
a.notindigent,notinwant.
o- not
U"4'*!f!^z/'
Mi'lti't-e
marked, unnot
not baptized.
W^il/.upomiii-zii-ir
a.
compelled to
the ground.
on
move
that cannot be
""
l]M2t"-" U.'^fcf^*-^
ness, weighed ; inestimable,incomparable.
s.
U.'S/^.u^oo.nt/sft.li
plenitude,fulabundance.
sert.
]i^i^nfu,
".
]i)'lin[ulrib
untroddcn, de'

y^ilflr^'iinjf
uii) s. hospital.
"" certain,sure.
llM^'Z.*"^"'/'^
,

tress
lj"4n,^fi,
.^//fji^j %ui^ ^. bed ; matcouch
,u%uij,mu/ii^_
; nuptial
;
cove
altruckle-bed;[unp^ "M.'blim^nj
"buipij.,
,

a.
sincere, candid,
iruiiL^np,
\^ilih^l,li
frank,ingenuous ; true,loyal,faithful ;
ad. sincerely,
ingenuously,candidly.
dour
X^iliirqb^ni-P-l.i^ii
s.
sincerity,cantruth.
loyalty,
honour,
fidelity
;
;
a. unsullied,
\}f,lih,i."
pure.
U,i;^ffc,j./^%
a.
lifeless,
dead; cold,
without
te
ardour, animation ; inanima-

s.

chem, azote.

; fifr/^ ju/blini^ili
'l/li^f^jnL.jiMi'ii
put to bed ; i'hiui_
'Mvpt^,to go to
jbed: i}-ku,pu,ilg feather-bed
; j""p_
to
straw-bed;
fall's
uipli.u'ulrjj
make
to
a bed
bed
; iru.ufbiri_
j;
go to
tO gOt Up ;
JuinAhj^jui'liliin^ik
ju,p,i.ul_
the bed ; u.'i,lilr,ui_
^'^ make
P^L. IT
ifil"i_
take
to
to one's bed.
j.u'i.iinijhl,
,

to

-,

-."

~'

'

^' mattress-maker.
l]"4"'ii^'"7'"r^

U."bi

37
s. bed-fellow.
M^'/imjiiaifflij

vn.
MfiSfUi-iCiiu^uiir,
lu^iy

to

displease,

Mi'^nr^ita^gnt-Pl'iS/i
s. bed-fellowship.to be disagreeable.
to make
vn.
a bed.
M^'/int^tuiplf
W^,c,u"r,[,j a. insipid,unsavoury;
ipil'ir
fl, that
liyifiniinMt{lilir"p
W'l^nl^llllnl-nt
nauseous,
,

cannot

be

plundered, not

subjectto

disgustful.
nant,
a.
W5Mi,,uj;aiui/i,
discordant,disso-

deTastatiori.

incongruous ; S. \i?iJI"Mipu,%
.

Milling
a. unealled,not

named

vited;; unin-

parasltc, smellp.ianipaliia'h
,

trencher-friend.
feast,
hard.
a. infrangible,
Wiilinmnp
not fallen
".
Wiilinpitta'i,

fell or

; that

cannot

to be

be lost,
that cannot
aU;"///"Y""-"'"
imperishable; ad. without loss. [weft.

weaving, texture;

s,

Ijji^ni-mh^r^
/y a,

to grow

vn.

pid,
insi-

to be

nauseous,

disgustful.
brief, not concise,

not
\i)iiuMiruia.oui
a-

prolix.
a. innumerable, infinite.
H"/4.o"/i.p

woven.

Uf'/^ntJli,
s. fall,tumble

; overthrow,
ce
degradation ; cadenfall
second
; Mlh^putnp,
; relapse.
to kick, to strike
va.
\i^-l[ni-^,r,
k-jli
to reject.
with the hind feet ; to resist,
l]^,/ini-n.
a. rough, rude, uneven,
ged,
rug[rough.
not
a.
carved, unpolished,
1],"4/"/r

ruin,subversion

II*"*
'itMiu.uiltni^\
PI.J,..
y^i^uiini/bu'ir,
'iiijmj

down.

be thrown

ll"4"'-""4-"
"J

sension,
s.
M^i^mirij,Auji,ni-PliKii
discord,disdisconvemisunderstanding;
unsuitableness
nience,incongruity,
; S.

-,

cries ; unable

a. without
|],'"4.i./,ij_

not
a.
\};i,^,a^q.u,..ir,i,i^
divulged or
public.
a. impatient
lJ,?,4/".ypt^
; intolerant.
tolerance
s.
impatience; inU.^4,uiyj-t^n"-/?^"Ji

made

a. haughty, unsociable,
served,
re\i^,^u,i/fLn/it
rose,
austere, churlish,uncivil,mosullen, surly, harsh, forbidding.

to
a.
disproportionate;
4uiJlrJh"uitil,

cry out.

comparabl
in-

matchless.
sistance,
a. without
contention, re|]."'4n-/""unparalleled,
ad. incomparably,
[ble.
]i},^,uJtiru"niiip.u,ii
quarrel.
o. impregnable; invinei0,1i4n.""-t^.
disproportionally
s. disproportion
|],%^.#.iii^
l]"4".Jt,/i"/,ni-/?/ii-'fc
a. intestate.
;
insensible.
[obscene.
a. impassive,
}if,//l,u,i,a%
inequality.
portable. W^ifUjJhum a. immodest, unchaste,
W'iptjp a. unable to bear ; insups. immodesty.
\^,i,.uJlruu,ni.p-l,ii,
-

U"4""4"r S. \^.^u,j-uAu,j:
want
X^i^pPni-P-li^t
s.

of

".
discipline, \^,i,u,irnqi.^it
unpersuadable.

rudeness.
indocility,
//Ja. irreligious.
().%^^""%
s. irreligion.
lifi/ipo^nM-P-liLi,
separate; that
a.
disjoined,
YJ^i^j/npti,

does

not

participate,that

takes

ill flavour;
s.
W^i^uii/hi-Plitii
insipidity,
nauseousness.
a. fatherless.
'Ufi'iujfp

l}},^uAf^u,a. not

unequal;

no

similar,
conformable,dis-

inconsequent,

not

inferible.

share.
a. inflexible.
lI,Wjpt//i

a.
restless,fretful,
agitated
\]^,';ui'iiii.[,um
tumultuous
unquiet,
turbulent,
;
;
[indigest. ad. incessantly,
always ; fimij to fret,
; breathless.
to fidget;- ""nit^, to
not
fusible; indissoluble; to be agitated,
0,'/'4""f_a.
sistible.
irreto
a.
indisputable,
fret,
agitate.
\\jii,Muli,un-uililrit
quality,
s.
disparity,inel],%4".l!r^/.i#rni-/i^/i"-'i!r
couduct.
s. pacific
[easiness; agitation.
\^,^uiliaMn-uM^at.pii
s. inquietude,unU.XuiY.fY'f.
ticipate; y,'fc4/"ijj/"7/7i.p^i-'fc
fj a. that does not parthat does
incommunicable:
a.
inquiet,
noisy.
fidgety,
\Sfi^u/b,i.u.pu,
D.
not receive the communion.
W^^ii/bn-uiniiini-Pjii^i Ui"4"'^Y"Zl"a.
JJ,%^ii,^,iif
speechless; without

piration
as-

incommunicable.
a.
\^,^iu,inpif.uilim%
innt-PjiiJi
a. unclad, naked.
ble,
Jifi^uiii^k-pJ
U5"4u"2(rya. unpleasant,disagreeaafoffensive ; disgustful
f
c./"/it/.i...
;
portable.
""
intolerable,insupl]?/4'"^'f"'-/"^*7/'
se
liuii, disagreeably
; ^AA/^. to displea.

; to

disgust.

Unt

38

obstinate,stubborn,
impru- makes difficulties;
dent,
foolish,
ill-advised.
[dently. headstrong.
a. improbable,
\}?,4u,..uA:ii"iA M^^.ji--u/i.lr[b
ad.
foolishlj',
impru\l^'i,Ji,7Cui(iujpia[i
unlikely.
a.
more
or
\\3,i,u.%-2Cu,pu,^nji,
very

n^iJ^u/bTCiup
[ig,uii)
,

a.

irj^j vn. to differ in

H.'/4"/..."i/..r,
disagree ; to be obstinate
pinioii,to

foolish.

; to

disapprove,to disallow.

dence
s.
H",4.o*ii2r"/^".i-/3/,i-""
folly,impru-

approbatio
*. incredulity
; dislli4"^"i".-/3/"-""'
obstinacy.

dulness.
; insipidity,

o.

o-

a. unequal.
U,",4"/"-"om/"
ad. unequally.
l].",4.".-""""//.""""4"

irreconcilable.
implacable,

inequality,
s.
\},%^,^^u.u^l.^^R[.'-'i'
incomprehensible,
imperceptible,
disproportion.
inconceivable
disparity,
; unripe.

Hi^iu,, /,ja.
,

uncertain, unassured,
U.?,4,"^,"".4"-

doubtful ; contingent,casual.
S. U.i4'""'blrib
lucortitude,
\i^,4a,^^u.nn^Pl'^' s.
Wiii,u,uni^p-l.ti,
s.
lity:
incomprehensibidoubt, uncertainty; contingency.
unripeness.
lieving,
incredulous, unbea.
U"4",.."", l-j,
W^i'^uiuuiui.n
a.
inconstant,changeable,
,

variable,alterable

; incredible;
infidel,irreligious

fragile.

stability,
\i)i^u,uui"iuin,.[3-'l,
s.
ipii/ruto disbelieve.
inconstancy,ina. incredible.
}^i,,a,-u,u""lb
mutability,frailty
: fragility.
-"j/",llif4"""""""'*""'^'
Hfc4"..-"."/"/./',
ble,
TJ^t^uiu, [,j a. undivided, indivisi-

!"

to disbelieve.
continual ;
inseparable; incessant,
ui^uij vn.
yal,
unfaithful,disloa.
atom.
\^i{.u^u.u.ujpl"r
individual,
one,
ad. indivisibly,
perfidious.
]\)i^u,uii.,iLu,p
rably
insepainfidelity,
s.
\},%^uj^u"nu,i"rn.-P[,^i
; individually.
treason, perfidy.
atomic.
disloyalty,
". individual,
I],'ir4u""/u"^u"^
|],"y4ui""u"4ni/
a. that flows incessantly.
.

,.

fidelity,
inincredulity,
s.
U,%4",._u..""."-/^/.ii

divisible,
inseparable.
s. inexhaustibleness
l]?/4u/".nt/3/..J!,

irreligion.

inept,
a. unfit,
I],i4t^fr^,U.'".4*-/:^t/"
that
be
cannot
a.
foolish,absurd, fantastical,whimsical,
^ii,uMMant-ifnL.ah
a. illegitimate,
}ii^,^,apiij,[u,ui
bastard, grotesque, ridiculous, extravagant,
ward;
base-born, natural ; altered, corrupsilly,ill-shaped,ill-contrived,awkted,

individuality.

[payed.

ad. absurdly, fantastically,

false.
seness,ridiculously,
awkwardly.
s. bastardy; fal\]^'i,u[,uijiuu,n--P-pL.%
-u

alteration.
a.
crooked, uneven,
U,%4,"^/3rough,
rugged; awkward, rude, unpolished,

s.

wardness,
; awk-

absurdity,whim, extravagance
unfitness.

UXt,"

coarse.

a.

without

vestige,untraced

quality u.,i!bhuto annihilate ;

ines. unevenness,
ip-lru to be
H^,^a,pfini.p-lit.i,
of surface ; want
of politeness, annihilated.
^* that
13,'i'4^""''^'"^i^
rudeness, awkwardness,
harshness,
l],*"/4^"""^"'
penetrable
imtraced
be
perance,
intemcannot
or
investigated;
roughness, coarseness;
oif-n^i
inscrutable.
["*"*/."
[assured.
S. lti"4t"'4*a. inevitable
\S^,^h,"^'bu"r,]j?,^ir.nl,jM^iifUipP-^ib
; fearless,
-

a.
exempt
\ij,i,u,p^

from

tax

or

post.
im-

irrefutable
a.
l].'i.4tpptyr^

ble,
undenia-

incontestable.
unmarried
marriage
%iuglTuii_a.f.
; whose
has not been
consummated, virgin.
a.ad. without
l]"4u*^/j
asking.
a. without
I].'fc4."j
bread, the means
-

of subsistence.

W^,i,,u
..u/ji, j,^

foundation, base.
a. without
l]"4/.ai.
U,%4fL/3.u4.u* a. sapless,
U,",4^t./3-.
-

marrowless

incorporeal, immaterial,

spiritual.
unpractised,untried,
ignorant.
inexperienced,
new,
D^i^iKii-ui a.

a.

incredulous, who

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u-^a

59

ad. inexperienced,
-without
]i?,4ir,nuipiuii
of.
ability,knowledge
s.
\S^i,iru,n.-[3-l,t^,
inexperience,unskilfulness,
ignorance.
-

freedom
from
s.
\S^,i,uiu,p,nn,-P-[,ii,
pride,humility.
W'^uih^ S. U"4"'-"/n. inevitable,
H"#4^"orf-A^"
sable,
indispen-

ry,
refractoa. disobedient,
U^4t""i^u.%^
rebellious ;

ipitu

necessary

disobey.

to

; irrevocable

dispensabl
; ad. in-

necessarily, inevitably,

W^i^'iiuiqu/bnllitT,
Irgu'ivn. to disobey, irrevocably.
to rebel.

[transgression. Hi4/""4",V^S. W''ihl^sIJX'^u'f'^'T-'"-/^/"-^

a. without
disobedience, 'W^iitpuiiTu/ii
permissionor
licence.
j:"ut_
'0.%4'i.w^
[seduce.
[,ja. impossible
; j-u
to get embarrassed, to be entannot allure or
gled,
'iitr/j
a. that does
\\)ii,puiuiyp
to want
invites nobody:
who
a.
resources, to be reduced
lli.4^u/t.4^
,

extremities,

to

do ;

not

to

know

what

to

impossible.
a.
M^iifliMupu.if.nj'i,
quite impossible;
4j-l'Jit

it is

a. without
\S),i"y'i,

sound

difficult.

very

to be

irremediable, to

be

impossible;
desperate.

a.nd. impossible
mely
l],'""4^/uf/i/"%
; extreintolerable;
difficult;
insupportable,
eextreme, violent,excessive,
horrible,terrible.
normous,
s. impossibility,[old.
W^i^utpni-P-Ti
of never
s. act
ll,'fc4'irn.-/3^/i"-1'/
growing
ll,%4n^,mjf a. negligent, heedless,
inattentive ; confident,sure;
indifferent,
ud.
carelessly;
negligently,
j-u
confidently; indifferently
li'"L,
d'; j-u
%lrijto be negligentor indifferent.
to be neglect1],%4"7^u"%uii/',
ful,
iMi^uj vn.
-

excessive,violent.

vn.
lHjii^iuiplij;
Irjaij

to be

IJ^JiM,,.,
uij

soul ;

made

by hands, natural,spiritual.

Wjiihn%

a.

handless

; without

a. that
\SjiAhnXu"plih[h
in hand, extremely

cour.
suc-

ken
ta-

be

cannot

difficult; un-

[wild.

tractable.

untameable, savage,
U.Wtmi^'ir/y.ti^o.
helpless,without
M^Jilrn.'bliuii^tt.
cannot
a. that
\S),Airn.%i,u.u

cour.
suc-

reach

or

towel.
\\)iJilrn.ng
uij S.
s. napkin.
\\?,Jt;t.iij[i/i

spiritless
;

inanimate.

ness,
s. negligence,heedlessIlfc4n^i7i./3f
thargy.
carelessness,inattention,le-

li^iJlri.,
Ij a. unformed.
to lose shape,
\[^,ilr^u,'i,u"r,
u,g",, vn.

deformed.

to become

unproductive,unfruitful;
a.
y^.i\,p

i "" indeclinable.
D.'*'4"/f
a. not
agitatedby
1I.'*'4"7"/'

den, cave.

cavern,

unskilful.
accomplish,incapable,

inattentive,indifferent.
without

s.

y^iAinM-ui/iifui
a. cavernous.

u.
l],%4n^/.

; consonant.

s. loss of voice ; aphony.

\S?,i.uji,n^fil,
gable,
a. indefatilJ?/.J^W/./i
Ti?,Au,%Jl(,yR
gently.
dilidiligent
; ad. indefatigably,

fl.
l]"4^u"^"ii/i.n^
impossible
nary
; imagi-

out
voice ; mute, with-

the

wind,

ungrateful,unthankful.

s. hot. fumitory.
[serenity. ^.ifunm
of wind, calm,
s. want
^ili^P^hli a. panting with desire,
llfc4/7^j"/:iL/?^/,ti
[sirable.
tended.
desirous.
". without
l),'"'4"^'"shepherd, unatvery

calm, serene.

a. narrow
; deV^Jli-^it W''i'i'"i"''"'
S- ^iiii":w^'"3
'Wjiiii'uiiiMipom
to desire,to wish ;
'^,iliu.,r,
u,g,uj vn.
to aspireto, to sigh for, to long for.
^.iltu,jpy.u^a. burning with desire,
"

smell.
U.t.4ni"
a. without
fordable ; unfathomable,
1]^/4"i"^
a. not

immense.

'

does not approach,

[lJ.W4.".r.
stant,sighingafter.
inaccessible; ditouch;
near,
S.
be narrow;
far.
.ujuijvn.io
[need of fire.
}^,iliuh"u,r,
desire,impatience;
fire ; that has no
". lively
a. without
W^Jiliu/i,^
U,'fc4n"-p
; M"/.ui/i/_
\\j,i,uiu,mu,li
a.
insubordinate; not
,u%ili"u%"^ ad. impatiently
to wait impatiently.
[tion. ufiilliiu'iio^
subject.
iusubordiua^^uiaiinuilini.p-l,Li,
n^jf va. to Teduco
s.
\i),^iUJni-yiu^iilr,r,

1],'"/4ni-u{
a. that

come

a. not
U,ti4"^iu/iuf

unpretending.

haughtyj humble,

extremities,.to force ; to
contract, to restringe.

to

narrow,

to

U^2
tedness

; oonstraint

;pressure

self-devoted.
a.
\i^,Si,a/!ini-kp

contrac-

lJ"JiJ"7iJ?//t?/
s. narrowness,

; anxiety,

inquietude,chagrin,trouble, vexation, s. self-devotion,self-sacrifice.

y^JHiu^uiMMi^a. on guard, cautious ; s.
care, afHiction,tribulation,anguish.
to
\}),A%,A/A, J"Aj, s. person;
stasis, royal guard, body-guard; -"/'""'*-"..
hypobe
to
on
guard.
be
cautious,
personality; creature, being;
commander
s. the
soul; mind;' heart; myself, thyself, \i},A'i"u.i(i^4u."{/r,n
of
the
guard.
or
captain
himself; lu'iiiuniii,
personally; ""t/^u.i/p
nity
boastful, full of vaa.
\),'i,JSi"^uiu,%lr
.uhilfii,
layone's self,personally;^iJii^
be extolled.
^i/iijiiuirii ; ipik-ijto
himself,
a.
W),Jth,aai,u^" that adores
to
on
tjtp^-Jjihjj'tol^ui
p-hiilrij
; ju/iiilfi,
egoistical.
imitate ; ju/hllfi,niXhi_, to
interested,selfish,
accept,to
self,
himthat pampers
a.
\\),j:huiui,up.u[,
to
to
refuse,
approve;
iuMrut,ni.i_
/-,
delicate.
iru.
dainty,
he loves
himdeny ; ./^^4
^- /,i.^
ad. personally
\^,A'u,.,uiliu
; properly;
SeJt;iluti/it
"-*_"-/?" tnuMir Ultutnititl^
usiiti^iit
I
for myself; A7.7-. hypostatically.
[uu/iil,, only answer
to turn
Jiiuirp.
^fuinfiiuiij

"iint-ir

back

[nF,[3-1^ujfij. ,uiq_uika4"

J-

ou

my

soul, it is so; ^i-u,ui",J7""i_

to
/Jm^DK. to escape, to fly, to have a
j,.,'i,i[ti,
to
away.
revive,
one's
recover
escape, to run
senses; ^"n//J- narrow
selfish,self-interested;
a.
ni^-l,"!,^
of
\\),jri,^,"kp
^aji, uAiAia,, he takes care
himself;u/iiAp,uta^ikijto commit
cide
suiguiltyof egotism ; mild, courteous.
il^nX
s. selfishness,self\S^.i%uj,"lpn.-P^l,'A
;
ju,'bAl^,
4,"^4"AA-^,to boast
to
flatter
of,
love ; egotism.
one's self,to prick one's
that has
^^'f
mitted
comto recommend,
to conM5,A%.,.uuiu,'b
fide
'"nfi'l^ij
"._3 a.
Jself-murderer.
suicide ; s.
to commend
one's self,
; j~ jh'i-hij,
to have confidence in, to confide in,to
suicide, selfs.
Wi.Xh.uuui'u'bn.-P^l-^
,

be committed.

murder.

^ii^,uiq.h,u
"1 """
handsome,

^^11

formed,

that sells himself.

a.
M^J^iuiiluinCutn.

gant,
ele-

beautiful.
himself.
burns
n. that
\^,J^,u,u,n^P
surrenders
dicted,
that
a.
; adJi^,J^,ui,!,ni-p
subject;determined, desperate;

^ii'i"L,^"^
a.
boasting,blustering,
swaggering.
]])iA'iiu,^n4ncj3^l,t^,
glory,
vains. self-praise,
; egotism.
that
lt.^i,"^,"",
condemns
a.

[self.

arrogance

1]"A,"^/,^
a.

that

gives bail

him-

for

ther,
ano-

dicted;
himself, to be adipilrijto abandon
to
to surrender,
capitulate; to

refer.
a. ostentatious,
\\),A'hiugnij
pompous,

responsible.

full of affectation.
that blames
himself.
}i}'J%u,q."[,nil^
a.
H^'-O/^/iy/n/,/"
a. vain,presumptuous,

n^jli va. to be the

l)?/.i7iu,jn"-5.u%fr"/",
to
or
principal an organized body,
to
to personify,
to animate
; to vivify,

vital

haughty.
\i?'J:iim^,"ir
a. voluntary, with
good
personate.
will
free
nal;
animated, alive, ratio4o.,/3p ad. willingly.
;
a.
;
U,'r,iJiu"L"^
I).^/.j^""'^"~%
a.
personal; hypostatipersonal; hypostatical.
eal; own.
ad. personally; hypostatic
[accord.
IV'-.i*'""-"/""?'"/'
jl^/"5i,"^/,^
a.
[statical.
unanimous, with one
iffi.iiiiti^npiria'r,
ft. that
a.
U,i,.i^/u"4"7^/iyi#
Xi^.Aiiuii-npiiiliia'b
personal ; hypo-

ruins

himself.

[tuous, vain.
U^Aiuj^tus; Jj^hJ'iiui^uiTCnf
a. presunip-

l!".:!'"/u#4",2i'"L/3/,t_'",
s.
presumption,
pride,vanity.

l]"^,u,4^,^"y^a. unanimous,

\]^tA'liuji-nnlrJ't
Va.
l^ijfi

'^"' to
]jji,jft"i,i-nii[,ir,
tr^i^f

to be
sentaneous.
con-

S. \S^A*biMinni-^

qiulfh-tt'.

animate

; to

have

soul;

live,to exist.

". personality; hy\i^,A'inu^npni^p[iiii

postasi

; person.

\}^ij:iiu"r,"u/i,
that betrays himself;
a.

a.
\i,%A%,f.[,"-P
given to pleasure, to
ll^.iruto betrayone's self.
one's own
comforts, lazy, dissipated
;
\i3,J^ni/i""l"u,,n
comfortable.
a.
tbat reproaches selfish;

himself.

s. dissipation;
\]^iJ^,^[.i.pni.'f
egotism,

D.'bir

^i2

more
a.
\^,j;.,[,^u..l.yi.

man,
inhu-

very

or

fierce, unkind.
-

\S)"r,"pq.,u'b,"j;
ui^u,/ vn.

to be

aC-

softened,

be

to

not

m^Jt.^lril,a.

ted,
deser-

hardhearted, inflexible,inexorable.
inuoceuce
s.
cability.
populate,
deto
\i)"Jlrqni.p-liifiM
; impec-

dispeopled.

to be

tO
VO.
ni-tjli
\i^,IL-.iu,jni-ju/l,lr,r,
clear.
to
declare
to
innocent,
quit,

ni-g^vo.
W^jh.p^.ujn^j.u'i.L-j;

to desolate.
dispeople,

to

vil,
WjiiHup^l, inhuman; unkind, uncibrutal; desert, uninhabited; If^^
a.

$. hot.
W),JlTn.ni-li

to unmau,
ipilru
gni-gu!i,lri_

purslain.
accosted,

be

not to
a.
W^iJhpil/baiili

of

to divest

inaccessible ; untouched.

humanity ; to depopulate.
MM,nji,lr,rva.
humanity,\S^,ills- depopulation
; in\i^"ru,p^nL.fil,^%
tality. exterminate.
barbarity ; incivility,bru-

to leave

not

one,

to

discordant, different,
a.
\i),Jliiup.,u%
dissonant,diverse, divided, not agreed,
at variance, contrary ; irreconcilable ;
ipihu to differ,to disagree.

cult
diffia.
impossible; very
\i^"nu[,p^
it is not
4indecent,unseemly
;
;
fit;it is impossible.
poreal,
incora.
H^iiruipHiuii-ni,
\)^"ru,[,j[!h
sion,
s. discord, dissenimmaterial.
[.ruipJlH,. MS^Jliu.p.m'bni.p-l,^,
derstanding;
disagreement, difference,misunsonance.
discordance, disJiui/'i.l,
s. incorporality.
\i)nru,pUhni-Pl^i
'W^nHupua. undigested.
patible,
discordant, incoma.
W^iJj.uiu'ii.ii^u/i,
s. indigestion.
\^,.ru,pun^p^l,ii,
inconsistent.
a.
ble,
impregnaU.'i./io^i/A^i-^
TJ^i/hipui
-

invincible.
a.
impure,
li^iiruipp.uliiu'ii
\Sj,iruipni-[,
[ly.
indecent, obscene, vile.
filthy,
ad. impurely, indecent\}^"rujppuiuiku
,

that
not love
does
a.
'U^i/:uppunii^l,
i
ndecent.
uncleanly,
filthy,
purity,
s. impurity,unclean\^"rutfpnL[3^liii
i
ndecency.
filthiness,
ness,
W^Jhb^iup a. vile,abject,degraded.

desires

who
a.
\i^Jlrif,i,pi-li

not

nour
ho-

preferment.

or

s. want
'W^Jth-uipif-ni.piiJi,

indifference

of

tion,
ambi-

to honour.

s. incompatibility,
\i},Jl,u,n'iiuiliu/i,n.-P-f,ti,
inconsistency.

diately,
ad. imme\S^,Jl,2jM,uiku
\i^"q,l,up,nii
directly.
direct.
a. immediate,
'\i)iJli2u,li.M"%
mediator.
a.ad. without
U,V/J/'"S'/n/tijL
,

XS^Jtu a. fleshless ; without meat.

seless,
Hi"jy"fa. mad, silly,brainless, senfoolish,irrational,crazy.
stupid,
lable
disconsolate, inconsoa.
\i^,f[u[il3-ii.p
; ad. disconsolately.
inconstant, variable,
a.
]i},3Luijui^u/ii
uncertain, transitory.
a. incapable of cultivation.
Ij^iiflui^lrj,!
unerW^iJhinpa. infallible,
W^.Jhfiiii,

of respect;
s. want
\i^iJtb-ut(in,-P-[ii-%
^[it-png inhospitality.
not
not clear, indistinct,
fixed stars.
a.
li^Jt^/A
rmg ;
-"tp
visible.
s. infallibility.
evident, not explicit,not plain: indiX^nlhinpn^p-fiJu
ad. infallibly.
Wfii/hinpuiuikii
ble
that does
\\f,J7in.Miia
a.
inseparable, indivisia.
\i^,jyip,t-iy
\}f,i/!tn.ui%MUf^

inexpressible.
; inexplicable,
cent
/i ""5
impeccable; innoU,^"/t,^,
a.

to

harmless,

silly;

eternal
s.
liuitjm-^ui'hUij-H^J7in.iiijni.p^iii

acquit.
ad. innocently.
^^Jkifuipjup }}?iJtiiu
,

a. that
U.'iiJt.^u.^f^
-

uin-itu

to

excuse,

forget; unforgotten; that cannot be

infallibly.
forgotten;ad. without fail,

not

pardons;
excuses,
to pardon ;
"

brance,
remem-

[ken.
a.
H^iTm-i/^,
indomitable,unbroii'iitg
the
W^iJ'ni-,!,
a.
shut ; without

entrance

entrance

which

to

is

impenetrable,

self,to justify inaccessible.

beardless.
[able.
a.
'^i.rni-pnt-u
excusable, pardona.
ll"/i/frY5"^^t^
X^iiTnii^ipHififitnii^,
jhi,^ a. mute,
s. excuse,
\i},JL-,i,u^P"..l3-Ti
apology.
speechless; that will not speak.
to be innocent.
ad.
llfcJtf^uiira/r,
Tiftiraiuip.iup
fooUshly, stupidly,
iij/mj vn.
cent.
a.
IJ^.JtriiKui^/iui'i,
impeccable ; innoinconsiderately ignorantly rashly,
madly.

^uiAi,

to

excuse

one's

himself.

U.%3

m/h

45

a,
'^nnnunf.nfb
more

less,
of .Very senseinsufficient,
incapable.
foolish, stupid.
writes in an
^yapinupuMnlip
"^- that
a.
|J^/i/;""i/^^,^
inattentive,careless, unbecoming manner; indecentlywritten.'
unmindful.
inconsiderate,
want
s, inattention,
JJ^iilhimn.iinM-P^t.'i,
\S^'iu,pMruii,n.-P-l,ii,
propriet
ims. incongruity,
of application,carelessness,inconsi; incapacity,
insufficiency.
inadvertence.
derateness,
a. infinite,
\fyifUMi.
interminable.
lose
to
\}^irm.^,uiir,
vn.
senses,
Ifcjyt.^,
mutable,
imU^tyjf l).%/t/^t-Yl"'-4
""
uMguy
to become
or
stupid.
constant.
crazy
unchangeable,
s. madness,
Iti^iinnnt-P-liiA
craziness,
ad. immutably.
U^*"f.'"F'"/"
Wiii'^'t^''ik"
prudence,
imfatuity
silliness,
folly,
phrensy
;
;
[jlr,i^
-

skilful

"

extravagancy, absurdity.
'\}?i/,a.f.
i"j
,

s. immutability.
'Oj"fUiini.p-[,L.%
a. iudubitable.
\ijh/trp^ni-ui%ai^,
that easilyforgives,
a.
\\^il'zi"i^p

insatiable, greedy,
to devour.
#i"-./iA-^,
a.

gluttonous;
ad. iusatlably,that does not bear malice.
JJ^ijiuf,
Tj^^uiq-iapiup
greedily,gluttonously.
s. forgiveness,
nesty,
aml].^fof"i'"/""'-/3-/"-5!f
-

s. insatiableness,
H^,juifn,.p-l,K^
diness,
greegluttony.
a.
invincible,
Ji^iju'nP-.
M^uiiip-lril,
unconquered, insurmountable, ungovernable.

pardon.

[rial.

U^Aj^"""4 "" forgotten;immemos.

\^^izi'"""'k"'-P-b'^'
forgetfulness.
^jbitd'*" immemorable.
s. amnesty.
\\^jl,^,ia,-P'l,
]3?^-/p^M-lJt
a.
movable.
\i^t/"^n,i^
unshakeable,firm,im,

fest,
U.%/ii"f"f
Ij a. not evident,not maniobscure, bidden,secret;apocryphal,
[re.
,

obscuU'
moro
Or very
y^ijiyuiiatf-nft,
to annihilate ; to
vo,
W^jiymlrj; t-jf,

hide.

"

^i/'Jt""

inscrutable.

dosH^ijyu jni-apj "z/jf o. hopeloss,

pected;
perate; despairedof; unhoped, unexad. desperately; u#"i4fry_,
to
,

M^i/tnjtnlnr,
h-juj vn. to be
to vanish,to disappean

ted,
annihila-

render

to
hopeless;-ib^lru to despair,
give way to despair.
Obto bury
W^ijiUfutfint-P-lii^t
Xi^^i^Ju'ni-P-^i^S.
ll%,#.i-2^a.
forgotten;
-u./iA"-^,

occultness,secretness.
a. rhymeless.
XS^ju/iiif.
a.
U.^/wi^io/^
prompt, diligent;ad.

scureness,

in oblivion.

[rate.

or very
a. more
\i^m.,iuiii.nj%
despea. desperate,
^"/'"'-"""its
Ti^^ijnLjMiitip
I

without
despairedof;unhopeful.
delay.
promptly,diligently,
a. unfavourable,
\i^,jui"n,iu,i
ll,ytii2n,/j
U^/y/K-uiu^iuo/*,
luijiy vn. to despair.
geous.
s. dcspair.
\ijijni-ani-p-l,i,
unfortunate, disadvantaunlucky
'

a. awkward, incapable.
articulate ; not joined,
simple.
y^^ai^ilia/i
s.
unskilfulness, Hiyocf411^ a. without desire, wish or
lifi,jia^,iu,/ini-P-l,ii
awkwardness.
forced.
inclination;
involuntary,
s. unfavourableness,
WfAuiluuAJta. not envious; liberal,
Ilfcy".^n4#iL/?^"-'fc
-

unfortunateriess,disadvantage.

generous;

without
a.
MfjuM^pil.
successour,
succession ; unchangeable.
bottOma.
\i^ijiumm^lr"p
H^jjuiinMU^,
less;very deep.
a. improper.
H?,juiu"ii-i

ad. without

envy;

ly,
generous-

abundantly.
^m-PfiiJi,s. absence

of all

feelingof

envy.
a. irrevocable.
\S^%u,i,,u'i,^iJ,

shed,
a.
a.
unnavigable.
unpolished, unfurniU.'ifyu^^'^ui^
y^Hiiut-uii^iui^
a. artless,
guileless,
U.'iilit'i.^
unprovided, unprepared, out of
sincere,
ad.
slut.
4^*
order ; hard, cold,raw
i
ngenuous
nuouslyingeartlessly,
;
upright,
;
that
rise.
cannot
a.
U^fjuipl'P
without
s. sincerity,
a. shelterless,
XJHAik'bi.ni-Pl.i^i
ty,
simpliciy^ifiupk
roof,
houseless.
ingenuousness.
-

ble,
T^ujpJ\up a. incongruous,unsuitanot
ununbecoming,
appropriate;

a. not susceptible
efficaci
y^'iihpi-npirhib
; in-

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44

trackless.
ilfcjM/L././^
8. pathless,

ble.
a. unpardonable;intolera\[)/i,k[,lrib

support.
a. without
U^Atjf,.-;^
not indigent;opulentU,W///ui2^a.
ad. abundantly.
\]f/ii]^u,qu,puip
""
sleepless,
ll?AA/'4 \^'^p4^d'

direct.
not obhque, straight,
D^^ti^a.
d
esert.
\i?'zfr%^a.
uninhabited,
a. inextinguishable.
lJ?'i4^
gured,
disfi^"ihnpi,
,\,^,iu^a. ill-favoured,

deformed; ungracious, ungraceful,

unlucky
unpleasant; unfortunate,

[material.
ima.
Xi^'hl.i^p,
[,y, \ii/i,^i-P^tuiu,-j,

watchful.

]i)A^,.pn.-[3^[-^
immateriality.

ungrateful,unthankful.

s.

*" ingratitude.
lt*z?'"/'4'"4"Y""-'^^'*
s.
deformity,ugliness,
^^npi,nL.p-l,tii
ill-favouredness;
ingratitude.
nimate,
a. breathless,
lJ,V/jfc^/"4"'*'
dead; ina-

figure
painting,
U.7A4."P
peless.
shaimperfect,
unformed,
device;
without

a.

or

unthankful.
ungrateful,

[superable.

describable.

senseless.

invincible,
tameless,inXi^'i.linLi,
a.

vn.
Xifi^^ii/iiiMtir,
uijiy

ferent;die ; to commit
difMfHiJ'ui'ji
dissimilar,
a. unlike,
[,j;
,

uniform; incomparable.
a. inimitable.
\S^%iru,%hil,
not

militude,
s. unlikeness, dissi\]^'bJh,%ni-P-l,^
difference ;

expire,to
suffocation.

by
asphyxiated.
[iate.
\]}i^^ujjk-u,i_a.
to aSphyXVU.
y^M^,luijni-jiu%lrJ^
ni-gli
W'^'^'-Pli'^is. expiration,death;

unsuitableness,asphyxia.

disproportion.
U?Ajf"^i[,ga. without mark, sign,
character;ignoble,unknown, obscure;
to leave retired, [ble.
^[ilriJihuM'iiu
iinobservaa.
li^A^ruip/rip
lJ,Wyj!/x"^,
without
ItJA^y^a.
lustre,dull,
my,
gloo-

to

suicide

dark.
a. irreparable.
lijAn^n^t^
a. inexhaustible.
ll,W/n"_a.^
inextinguishable.
U,W/ntu./^a.

dumb
with amazement,
Hfi^ipi-i,
U^',ji?tJ^a.
astonished,surprised;-itit-^
to be astonished,to wonder
; -^"i"-P/.
utter or profound silence.
[seless.
l]^#jiit,i^,
^'ipj "_3 a. inanimate, sentain,
\}f.^i-^ma. incontestable,sure, cerassured,infallible ; ad. assuredly,
certainly.
incontestably,
U?/jni^a, inglorious,unhonoured,
deformed ;ignoble,vile ; ill-favoured,
,

to live retired.
"lu,pt-i_
liyiiguMiij

fering; U,*j/'"*-//'
\ifi^i,tL-^lj
nt-ftpiaj
p[ija. without ofa. unchangeable
be overturned.
implacable,inexorable, cruel.
,

a. that cannot
\i^%a^[,piu^ii,i,

be oife-

Pj a.
\\),^,np-,

ad. without

; that

not
can-

confusion;

red, not sacred, profane.

quil,
[vain. unperplexed, not embarrassed; tran\i^i^j4,ftg". unprofitable,useless,
[calm.
a. disinterested.
W-^iu^u./u'i.j.^P
s. imperturbability,
]if,^nPni-l3-pii,
stedness,
disinteres.
\i^-^i,j;u,/"'i"l.pni-P[".%
to become
li^i^u/rjiuir,
vile,
ujjiy vn.

[etc. to grow
etc. O.
[iji^uj^tUiti^"r
f

despicable
; to

grow

ugly,to

\}pi^u^ur^%i^^n fade.
,

\i}i^iujiri-jut%li-ir,
m-j^ va. to
S. U.i2-4.

to

us. unprofitableness,
]}?'^a^",_p^,^,

selessness.

contaminated,pure,

mity,
\i?'i^'"-P
t'^is. awkwardness, defor-

ugliness.

free from dirt,clean;

a.
U?/jfu.fu./u
not

gure,
disfi-

deform, to spoil.

clear.

a. unclouded, clear.
l]?'if""/iut,^""*.^
ple.
U?/ju#^m^f^a. uncompounded, sim-

ble,
U.V"/"^ I's'^- immovable, fixed,stafirm; not commutable; real,not

a. impalpable.
ItS^i^^ipt-i^
\\}.ninp"i
a.
unbounded, unlimited,

infinite.

\S)inluiuliuiij
malice,not
,uj a. without
not
revengeful, malignant.

personal.

absence

of

from revenge

maliciousness,freedom
or

hatred.

ad, immovably,firmly.
W'z^l'J-'i'p.uip
a.
\i),n,in(,/i
unpolished,
immoU,?/ju/^cAnt,/?^,t",
". immobility,
rough.

firmness.
vableness,stability,

uneven,

U"*'"'f.'7"^'
h "" unpitying,imconi-

u:bn

u.^n

passionate,
inhuman,barbarous, cruel,
brutal.

s. act of bearing
\ifini-u/i,u,/f[,nuRliiii

the

same

homonymy.

name,

ad. cruelly,
X^iniinpir,
jJ^ini/npiKupuip
}i}inL.ui%,a/iji^,r,
frjiy vn. to share the
same
barbarously,atrociously; ^up^,phu
name.
[p-[,Jii.
to tyrannize.
that has many
mes.
naUl^'o.^fi^
a.
'^mi^^lriba. implacable,
y^ini-iuiiuiimm
-

inexorable.
severe, inflexible,
a. unchaste, incontinent,
U,'""/"/^/u"4

rious
a. infamous, notoX^^int-uHimpli,
uij
ful,
scandalous,disgrace; shameful,

impure,immodest.
insanable, incurable.
^hn,^'i,u,il

vile ;

a.

ItfenTTa.without

orderless,
style,

to

confused;

force,feeble.

yjljinjlj
"lini-^jjm-^iiiiptt.

discredit.

SWOOt,

a-

to give an agreeable ; 4"*"

p""-^i/_.
greeable odour ;4"i" "u%ni-jl-g
perfume
Hiinj^ m-^ij s. sweetness, suavity.
-

XHinuiuy l"j

untoward,

".
\hini-uAuiipnp,ni^pL.%
metouymy,
change of nameIt/n^iut/A-.r,
tj^ va. to name, to call,

to

rude,
rough, rustic; uncivil,disobliging;
awkward, unbecoming.
U^auiii a. without branches; that
,

a.

does not rise or stir.

\^inm% a. footless,
apode;

jatbnmf,^ad.

denominate, to term.
renowed, famous,
\i?i"i.i,.i[,
a.

strious;
illu-

illustrious.
-flfiihuto become
|],tr/"".""%n^i/b
s. nomination.
[ly.
a, that
y^ini^mt-np

has

wheels,whee-

s. arm-pit.
lJ,'6n^/3%p-li p-n/ /3-ffy

at the feet.

[dent.

baseless;

uiiLbirtr
to Walk on
vci.
H^nutiiuiJitfMjii
tip-toe; vn. to walk on the tipof one's

toes.

shame, to dishonour.
s.
defamation,
Jifini.u/iiuip^nL.ppiit

promiscuously.
-//.'fi,
pellmell,
a. without
U,%j"/cA

uiniihu to disgrace,to bring

crooked; indirect,
]i^ini.,iy,l_a.
ad. indirectly.
1]?"i"".Y2ii";(/i
[,j a. incorrigible,
\^,ni.,i^uj,
verse.
perUJ/fiti

%ni-ufii

s.
ufiij
nt-iM/iip
,

name

tle
without
honour, tia.
1]?'npia^
qualityor acci- renown, glory, reputation,
stantive';
subnominative
heirless ; steril,
a.
H^tnpi^p
childless,
;
noun,
; piujP gr.
title.
[etc.
barren;
i/i-"-"At^,to die without
^n/
children.
S.
etc.
Wjini-uiliuiifphtr
WjintiiuM/i-plrir,
that does not contain,
V^.ncyiu^l
to remain without
vn.
a.
\h'"i"tt'l'f
Irjifj
that has not; poor, needy.
children,to lose one's children.
to dcstroy the
uin^ti/rW va.
\i?.n,Ji"l.
indivisible..
[macious.
the
race.
Mfinpli^a.
inseparable,
name,
contuthat does not ruminate
disobedient;
a.
a.
\]}inpn-2i'
or
U?'""^'4^^/'f"
_

chew

disobedience;
lJifc#7iA4?/^^n"-/?^"-'fc

the cud.

s.

]17"Y""2_ undetermined, indefinite,contumacy.

sed
confuuncertain; vague, indistinct,
inarticulate
a. inattentive.
\i}.ni-^^},p
;
; contingent.
od.
s. sal ammoniac.
\i^inpn^uMp.a-[i
indefinitely
WinL.^u,i.p
U?i/Y"#.^,
;
"-"""
s. inattention.
0,^"nt2;i.iyyi"i./?f
confusedly,indistinctly
; implicitly.
to
i
ndeters. indecision,
JS'i-ni-^li
\\?inpa^.-P[iiA
uig a. sweet, agreeable
the
delicate; benign,
mination.
[wheel.
taste,savoury,
a.

M^inL-uiAft./" a, in the shape of a

to,
a. that givesa name
1],%"ii.ii.%ui^/"^
,

that

[me to,to name.

U,%rn"-ui%("^^"'"r,
irg^va. to glvo a uanames.

sweet, savoury.
\if,ni.^,^u"ra.
1]"n^^/.4n,"a. sweet, odoriferous,
delicate ;

"./tfct^rto
perfume,to

W^im-^a^nintiT,
hgfiVH.

s. nomenclature.
\i}ini.u/i,uiif.i,nM.p-l,iii
that bears the name
a.
\Siinuu%,ulil,p

S.

Ufini-^^nin^ir,Irguij Vn.

of another.
of the
a.
\\),nt,iu%u.lil,g

gracious.

same

name

sweet,

to be

scent.

W^ni-^u^nut
tO

SmOll

odoriferous.

of
swectuess
s.
\i,%ni-^u^ninnM.p-pii,
smell,perfume.
Xi^int-u/tiiu^n^iT,
h-gftva. to name, to
S. H^ni-^^iuir. [joy.
s. denomination;
li\^at-u/i,ia\n^,^Pl,i^,
]i^,".-^.,7i'ui^i

homonymous.

nomenclature.

[call.

Ti^,"L.^j;nnt.pi"t^i
mirth,gaiety,
s.

WM

46

sweet

that makes
a.
\)},ni-^pui[,

UM"'4'"'iA'^"^a-w

: ".

to

confectioner.

"'""

lute,
irreso-

*" ^^

hesitate, to delay; S. i^'/W""^.

to sweeten.
iiir,r.
va.
\i?int-^j;
A-j/l
without
a.
M^iuf,ui,uMuiu/i,'
W}iMMiii,i,mli
W^m-^i-Pl.ii,s. sweetness
; delicacy,
or
guard.
clieerful- a guardian
exquisiteflavour ; aifability,
,

a. not preserved.
\^,"{u,^lruu,
OT
u;4" ad. negli-.
WjiuiuiiiiMiiaiiuip.utp

ness.

U.^-

tip

pi. perfumes, odours;

s.

observation.

gently,without

s. want
]i},ui.^^,ifv%''i-R[-'^'

D,^n"-^^ft. mild weather.

$" windlass; gin
Mfiiy^npii.

or

for pullies; engine.

Itirni,!/^j \]^nt-unijlhO.
,

triangle

IgUOrant,

unlettered;stupid.

of observation,

fraction.
negligence,infringement, in-

unadorned,
simple, plain,unpolished.
W^.^nuiKnjTC ^nMj2q.j a.
,

ad. without
lifjuiu.^nt-iCuipu.i,

illiterateness

[food.

a.
uneatable,
Wfini^inhil,
s. iron
W%ni.[i.u'lipnj
collar
ring.
;
;
,

^im-plrp
a.

not

collar

simply, plainly.
immense;
unlimited,
lliujuyJi-^/o.

of

want

ignorance ,

science.
Ofc.
"t^ S. U?'"'-^^-

unfit

ment,
orna-

without

condition,

a. without
\i}"^uj,nu,u/uui%p

for

ad.

answer

;-

(ofa pillory).unit-u to confound.

improper,
a. unbecoming,
lti'/^mmi-4

confined

to

ce, unsuitable,unfit,absurd, unseemly.

pla-

one

,
_

unsuis. absurdity,
\^uiu,u,lTi,,"-Pl^
tableness, incongruity,impropriety.

meless,
infinite : houseless, ho-

unbounded,

sion,
vi-

ll'fc/n.^^,
^"I'lnj,
"/.j". pi.dream,

[helpless.

revery.

destitute,abandoned
by all,
a.
ftfcop
Hfcju.^ not vicious,harmless, void

that
""
Xi^.i.i^u.lrpuiqfuEukp
war,

lovos

peaceable.
to remove

irjP vn.
\ii,uiu.u,J-lr,r,
to

not

a.

W^i^uipnL^pJ
s. ingenuousness, goodness,
simplicityof character.
[ble.
a.
impassiW^i^P^uft JJ^.^uip^iuiwlrili
HH^iliup^utpni-PliLij
s. impassibility.
me,
extreHfc^u.;^
immense,
infinite;
,^ja.
,

excessive, enormous,

immoderate,

nishment,
pu-

punish.

unpunished;
a.
lp.".^","./rcf

of malice.

not

ad.

with

impunity.
s. impunity.
\i,%,jiu,u,J^ni-P^[-^
sincere;
not deceitful,
a.
'[\;i,uiu.a,l,[,

that cannot

be

deceived.

dishonoured,
dishonourable, abject, base, vile;ad.
a.
W)".i.uu,l,,-u,ni-fij
,

false
superfluous,superabundant; intempedishonourably,vilely: "f./""""r,
rate,
\_ui,amt^.
disordinate ; dreadful, violent, money.
grievous.
pectful,
finitely,1],%.";"."4u"i.,
inad. immensely
Ij^^iii^
jH",^,u^,,
/rja. impudent, disresless
shameimmodest,
irreverent,
beyond measure,
excessively;
without
shame,
intemperately,immoderately ; hyper; ad. impudently,
bolically.
disrespectfully.
irreverently,
-

y^'^u^ui^jtn-P^^MA
s. want

of

syme-

pudence,
ims. effrontery,
WitiMi-uuiliuiMLn^p-Jti^
shamelessness; irreverence,

try, disproportion.
disrespect.
rived
image.
a. without
t],iv^^^w4.""/lya. not adult, not ar\i)"Miiumliiiii
at puberty.
without
pirina.
|)^u|uii""7Cu/"icause,
or
without
reason
ty;
enormi]J^,^i,/in,.p-[iiA
s. immensity ;
ciple, causeless;
ad.
motive
peremptorily.
superfluity,superabundance, exuberance
absolutely,
;
; immoderation, intemperance.
etc. S' U,^'*v"""^4 etc.
a. irreproachable.
X^^tuiuiut^TCj
X^iuiuiluuipiMi^k-ilE
l]^"j{uf{""i/u
a- faultless,
a. disrespectful.
Wfiuiiu^uiulriy
|),'"ju{i"ui"i"-uf^/i^
that does not love
failing;
}\^,uiu,uin,-uju\i,
a.
perfect, accomplished, complete ; un,

"

inexhaustible
honours.
indefectible,
; ad.
w
ithout
perfectly;
fail;incessantly.
not
\i),uiu,iiu.ulrini.p-l,Li,
s. indofectibility,
grafted;that

continuance.

cannot

that cannot be united.

be

grafted;

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47

D^/"^"""uini./r"r,
to dishonour.
ua.
fry/i
M}'uiuim"M.^uiu
a. unpunished.
M^tMiuMmm-iTa.
able,
unspeakable,unutter-

u^iuiftutuibiuiiiutrt
'"jj"*!
to become

to bo

vu.

lV'*7P*"'*Ai"3'"*-3"f^A-#/*,
"'-^b

ineffable.
inexpressible,
dis"Miiuiiumnt-ni-Pl,^
f.irrevcrence;
honour.

render

less,
use-

useless,to spoil.
"va.

to

useless.

s. inutility
Mfiuiliuiu/bnt-pj.
;littleness,

insignificance
; baseness,vileness.

\ifiuil""nj,^
yl,j s. pi.useless things.
supported, unprotected,abandoned.
furnished,
\i?iuimi"i,uiiim
a. not
Wfiuiqt-pq.
lazy,diligent.
[,ja, unprepared,unout
a. un
unprovided;j-l"jad. -withunclouded,
troubled,
W^Miiquinp
clear,pure.
preparation,unawares,
tedly.
unexpecO. pathlCSS.
\i?iuin,ln,i"y
of prewithout a dower.
s. Want
a.
W^muimiiuiumni-P-lii^i
paration; M^iuiiLnfif.
unfurnished state.
a crown[pyc
\[}'ui,iuj^
a. without
,

s. immensity.
yS/iuiuipuifpni-PlitA
a.
\i,iui.i,puiui
busy, not at leisure

not

engaged

Jj^/uluiquMp./rnnt^P
b^' \M"H'"'ir'~^b
"

s.

bleness.
; unprofita-

unfruitfulness
infertility,

in business"

to be busy,
useless;
\]iiuiuipiaMiiuM%u,ir,iiiiituivn.
a.
Unprofitable,
\]}"ui,nni-q^

to be

barren ; ad. ununfertile,unfruitful,

[broken.
leisure, profitably,
uselessly.
business.
cannot break ; una- that
lj""""/i/"u"^
a. incomprehensible.
remiss,negligent;
\}^uiai(,[,irui'iiuMili
a. careless,
U,'i."5"7,
ad. easily.
[iut.
a. without
H^iMMiiupliuui
rampart, unwalled.
[est.
a.
separated,divided,disjoWf'^;"'"
without bragging,moda.
m^uiMupi%/" va. to separate, to
U.'if""*-'/".
couple
of.boasting. detach, to disjoin,to disunite;to uns. want
\f^iu{uipltni-P^ptii

occupied.
s. want
y^^nuipuiaini-P-ltiii

of

chaste,
unH^iuiiuplit-^i
/ly a. immodest,
solute,
indecent,bawdy, obscene ; disad. indecentlydebauched;
,

-"

tion,
W^2^mni-UUs, separation,disjunc[venly-

indelible: slos.
a.
immodesty.
\^-^'2^ib
]j?iutaip^b-^ini^liL.%
!]?'"/*".
uncircumscribed
bounded,
a.
y^nifuipnjp
; unimmense
water, dry, arid,anhydrous; incomprehensible. without
J# s. dryness, aridity.
l]^^i.,y.n.-/"/.
\i?"2i''^d'
""
indelible;indissoluble;
a.
irreproachable;ad. incontestable.
"O^iuiuipuuMi.
irreproachably.
\i}.2puit,nIj, "/j ". intermedium,
interstice ; partition,
space, interval
cent
[tionboundary.
\[fnMi."pm
l-^a. unblamable, innocurtain of partis.
Xi^uihrnuipuM"!,
iuiAlri_ f w^n^^uAiA-^,
; not due ;
to Separate, to
\i),2ii'Mihmirir,
to clear,
VU.
to acquit.
Ir^l;
,

"

or

very

more

nocent.

in-

[cent.

guilty; inno-

not
that
a,
J^^jMiMllUpuiUsll^ft
cently,innocent.

suffers

off,to shut out, to exclude.

*.
JJ.'fcjpu/itm/it./y^ti
space, interval

cut

inno-

infinite,unbounded;
a.
j'uiiihil,

a. indefatigable.
W)iiMiu,pmiuuhil,
a.
"Wfiuiiapmlri^
inviucible,unconquered; insurmountable,unsubdued.

; unlimited

minable
inter-

prehensible.
incom; indefinite ;

ad. without
U",/."4./i*io*P""/"

limit;

indefinitely
; indeterminately.
dead.
a. leafless,
Xijiuikma, useless, vain, frivolous,
\ljii"u"iu,pl9-MM,p.t-p
to
to
obey,
listen,
vn.
|],?/"i"iir,
vile, abject,miserable,
oyf
insignificant;
worthless
despicable,

to spoil;Juseless,

mnAA-^,
,

j-u

partition.
separation,

to

der
ren-

ad. yskin-

give ear to,

to

to
acquiesce,

to

yield,to

to turn a deaf
consent, to submit ; f
to
refuse
disobey.
consent,
ear, to
,

u.^4,

8
U.
M^uiu/P-ulp/rJi
X^iliinjRuip
,

that

IS

interminable;perpetual,
il, infinite,
a.

durable; inexhaustible.
state.
'^"uuiiun.ni-Pji
". inexhaustible
unscarred.
""
\}^uuil,
without
\i,'',"u,%A
bridle,-reins;
asubmissive.
a. docile,
\i^'UM"Mui,.uii
unruly, ungounbridled,unrestrained;
vernable.
without
[ij u.
moans,
\}jiu,n,ujnL.uiir
[poverty.
property, poor.
a, unshaken,
Ij^iuij-iiiaf,
\ij,uinuiu%lril,
of means,
want
s.
l}?/i#".uyoL/3/iJ'/
immovable, firm.
mished,
unbleU^i/""^//"-m
a.
irreproachable,
\ifiu,-uu,, 'Q),"u"n,nl^ili
u.
uugoverchably,
pure, blameless; ad. irreproanable, unruly, disobedient,obstinate,
[ed.
incorrigible.
a. uncreat\ijiumlr,ih^uiliiMfij
to
UJvi/ii.tY.6to
W^^m.iinirMr, lw^l"
vn.
disobey,
ring,
infallible,
a.
sure, uner\\),uu,lrpl,i.p
resist,to be refractory.
mistake.
without
tumacy,
cons. disobedience,
ll"/./."u.ont^/.t.i
breast
or udder;
a. without
\S^,u,"l,'b
[for eating.
obstinacy.
milk.
without
without
a.
having a table
l]?/"t-yu.7/
not

slippery; that does

firm, sure ; infallible.
not

stumble

a. uncertain.
Mifiumyii.

steril.
a.
ttfcofr^

s. incertitude.
U?"""ini-^/j"-/3/tSr

without
a.
Wfiuh-^Hity^iut-pi/iiiai^np
barren.
seed ; unfruitful,
M^'ukfja. without love,- affection;
cold, unfeeling.
,

ed,
unshadowed, unclouda.
\^.u".n^lr[i
clear,light.

evident,manifest; indelible.
nous,
lumia. glittering,
\i).uu,n^lrpu,^u^l_

U?'"/Aa- without nourishment.

has neither lovers
who
a,
l),i"/./ifr^.
friends ; antipathetic.
nor
S. WaUt
W'-tplrin'-Pl"^M^n-lipn^aJ

[falsehood.
brilliant,
bright.
veracity, without
s.
H^uinnt-P-l"Li,

of love

affection;
antipathy.
UJ-u//^"a. heartless.
fault; infallible,
UW'""!, "" without
impeccable ; ad. infallibly.
t.% J. infallibility.
D""/^".^nt./?f
without
a.
W^n-lun^f,
salary,unpaid,
or

s.
uncleanness, impurity,
\}^tupp.ni-P-[n-^i

[ness.
d-humour, milda. Inconsolablc.
'^"uif.nif.lrih
'Wfia^nip,
s. go
W'uupinltnt-^ p-fii^i

a. endless, eternal.
\i'}"lu,lu2ru.'b
a. unsaleable.
y^iifjtiTCiun.
o. unbocoming,
unrewarded.
Wfiiluj/irini.^
UJii^uyt^,
ad.
unfit;
without
unsuitable,improper,
indecent,
\^iiili,ipiiiap.u,p beginning.

properly
imad. indecently,
beginning, dishonourable;-u,
; dishonourably.
eternity.
s. indecency,improginning, Il"/^yyfc^4./i"-/?^ti
bepriety
a. equallywithout
\S^uliqp%u,lil,j
coeternal.
; deformity.
ed
unbounduncreatedness
^- unlimited,
s.
\i^iniii(A"i.pi,t_'i,
W"li'!!Ji""^"'i
,
a. without
W^iu^^i^-u.ij.u'i,

that

has existed

from

all

eternal existence.

a. without
yS^'ulifi^fH,

incomprehensible.

a.
li^iluA W^iiiuAtip

eternal:
beginning,

baseless.

repulsed or put
impregnable.

". unaccustomed
W)n,n,ln[t

; unusual

a.
W^iluiuiniuli

to

that cannot

be

flight,invincible,

indefatigable
; idle ,

strange,extraordinary,new; irregular. lazy; ad. without fatigue.

ad. hungry, unfed, trou^"lu,pa. uncultivated.
bled
a.
l]^"u"t.u#Y_
with hunger; fasting;without
rude,
Ijy.q.upf/l-ja. inexperienced,
food ; ip'lirl^
unskilled,unexercised.
h"'L- to fast.
unpractised,
experien
into fast;to
s. unskilfulness,
yji.
wiuni-iuiiMii'iiuiir,
\i)i,lu,pJ-ni-P-l,ii,
uM^uMj
be hungry.
[state.
s.
a. unforeseen, unexpected;
U,7/"/#,"-m.^"."-/?/riA
hunger; fasting
IJ^iiluip/i
a. Avithout mourning,- afflicU?/.,""-^
tion.
vile,without esteem.
a. without
\\^nl^,pA
salary,unpaid ;
l).'i"u#7".""
without merit or recompense.
a. real,true,certain.
U?"-,L^pa. impure,unclean ; unholy,
iuvaUd,
UfiiliMMt-trii
".
y^iiiiuUriiuiiiu,'!,
insufficient; apocryphal;
profane.
null, illegal,
lv""V'""- ^muiuiiuiuliuih
^luuimnJr^
uiniihijto invalidate.
,

'

"

from

yonder

mountain

; uium^

L.

s.
Mi'jui.-nLp^
health,freedom from
pain; insensibility;
apathy, inaction;
impassibility.
I],'fcj4-UY_
passed;
old,
^"/f-""-^pp

side.

each

from

!],""/"//.
^j s. the -world to come
;
blessingsof the world to come.
l],V/u"/"uf^u.^/
a. young
; childish.
without
a.
l]"o"/"j;
type ; unUke
deformed.
shapeless,

"pi.

the

a.

advanced

s.

sage
pas-

; transition.

W^^nUi

quented
public,fre-

the

to

open

U'

by passengers

iftnifnggreat

thoroughfare.
to

ncjli va.
y^ijin-gii/ht-iT,
to drive

pass,

transmit; to

to

to pass;

cause

pilgrim.
; ad.

sorrow.

te,
dissipato

to consume,

away;

to
ploy;
em-

transport; to carry back; to

twine
to
pierce ;
; to enchase
; to omit,
to surpass, to excel;
to pass over;
-

'\S^,pu,ii,
luj 5.

clavicle,collar-bone.
to dreams

sins ;

pardon

to
^/A-f"#
,

visionary.

i^ut-m-pu

"

i^tu^

the time,
iTiu'buiii
^i/b.uj to pass away
to live ; ^pun^ q^nt.p to extinguish
or
,

U?/js. aborti-ve: Easter; S tt^'j.^- put out the candle or fire;-/A^ uni-/i*
to put to the sword ;
s. passport;
'ftuui/p uni-iiirpit
ll'fcjra/f/.p
Mnu,i_, to give
the
visBr
n.nmirJtnruuthualiuMI^
to
^iauinuiinlri_
h dilrijj iLpmuuM^
Or
;
^-

passengor.

s.
,

to

a. that relates
]J^,p"u,/iii,'ii

U.%j#,..^/.ti
journey,
W^.jni-Ui.

birth, ignoble.
less
habitation, house-

Hiin^mnt.^ a. joyful, choerful

without

[ter.

lH^^np^, my

a.

time

the
J-uiJh/iiuili

"" EasW^'jH a. passenger, traveller;

each,
o.
tt""j*//...^
every.
transitive.
a.
Itji^igniiui^uti

; ad. like

past.

S. anticlxist.
Wjimffpitliuinna
ad.
deformity,
}S?,u,luh,iirwithout
defect,perfect.
a. joyful,
Wi,".l..n^P
gay.
Wiimliuiftstrong, able.
ad. inseparably.
XS^iunfuiputp
a. inseparable.
\i?,ai,i/ri^
a. indispensable.
'[\)iu,%oppik-[[,

Itfcmn^//'a. of low
UimniA a. without

"

in age

"

-.

to send
ipn^nL-P-lm/u to remit money,
carry
letters of change ;- ijjo#i-i"4ito mis,

Hijiuit./",
u/bj^vn. to
to

; to pass

run

to pass

to

excel

violate, to break

to
cross

flow,

;
n^u,^
to infringe,
to gress,
transi,puiiruii!ii
,

%[""-.'
fium
to

pass;

away, to end, to cease

;
to omit ;
to
"iufiigu,%hi_,

over,
; to surpass,

exceed

to

; to

"

to hasten

nuit-m-pp^

to grow

old ;

to
quM'iyni.^uM%b-[j
to
count,
^fc^ /3/r..
-

nguiun^JSu to

appease

^lim-P-p^i, [n^p to pass one's

me
examination; ^u"^fu (A^, to hurt so;

one.

to repass ;
to
ifk-puinfib
^ mhifl, uimp
to leap;
succeed'; /rtuj-niiui
ui^mif.
,

excel,to surpass
to enumerate
;
anger

^A^ JJ^,

pierce, to penetrate

in Tihild-birth ;

a. passed, transmitted
l],%3"".jt/u^

abortive

; s.
*

child.

J. modesty, chastity.
U?/jn^i.t./^/.i.'i

^ptMifp, to be extinguished; J-uii/h,_

jitj s. pi. passage, journey;
It^jr^!.
to elapse;
"u'l^I^ to happen ; pass, defile ; street,lane; avenue;
nel,
chan'iiuMlil
dent,
ju,ih,u,pC,kto die, to expire ; 4u,otu/^
canal; hole, opening ; gate; acci%t-i_-, to cross, to traverse; -^"u"
event; leap;flux ;-/!i""4""/""""*"
to surpass,
to exuuiiiJTuh
iuiift''
ceed,
J-iuJm^
fiiiui
ulriihliui^gallery,corridor ;
to go beyond the
limit; 4"iy_
'iiuiiil;,
space of time, lapse of time;to pass
Tflruin^ui^t-iT lit-lip
rapidly or p-h-puMii
orifice ; "A5 ^ "'^3
uitiofdna
over
things; um^"'*- l^i_ f".
to
many
to
tunXirij
pass,
go ; ""*j A- ij-uipi
i^t-. to speak briefly.
to
and
come
Moniihu
;
go, to traverse
a.
soft,affable.
\^i^uiuni.Sh
ed
p.uiifni.j'u/ii^pt1^,^.i,u I have suffer". passage.
much
H*/ju.^m^/
; uiuiuiJkyii
["pIrp.iMj
"p jAf- ^fc^
a.
healthy, free from [pain; l,L.ph-u/iiu
\S^"gui,.
ui%gh-uMi_
i^ia, they told each
-

"

"

"

insensible

; ad.

without

pain.

other

thing that

had
happened
s.a.
llfcju/L.,^
passenger,
traveller; them.
[ble.
fugitive,
transitory,
perishable,
Jj^ifiuifinM-uui
inevitaral,
tempoa.
y^iifiMif,,^!^
frail,vain.
U,^^""( a. unclosed,open.
"A s. instability,
fraill]^j""-"i""-/3^f
U.'^'if Mi'ip-in-uM^^
a.
inglorious,
tyjvanity.
unhonoured, abject.

every

"""-

"

y^iifuiiLnt-PfiiX
s.
ingloriousstate,
abject condition,Tileness,baseness.

U.'^t'*'
a. void

of

malice,not

WittP^piril.
a. that
]\)ipPl,p^
,

wink

immutable,
'^^nluai^phili
a.

not liable

the

with

eye;

ad.

without

tive.
vindicdoes

not

wiaking,

fixed eyes.

to

change,invariable.
table,
a. immu\i^,fnpiii/ii
\JDi^n^uiii,ul[b-il,

U.'*!pV'*'
a. inscrutable,
penetrab
im^ii^'fii^ib

invariable.

[replaced-

whicli
a,
ySi^ifinfuufunpif.

hidden, secret.

be

cannot

\i3i^1iini.p-l,^,
s. inscrutability;
want
of examination.

attentive,
a.
negligent, careless,inW^'ifnjPM^ipn/Pa.
safe,secure.
indolent
indifferent,
;
\i9{pyPnL.p-[iii,
s. security,safety.
U?ff"'"-'"'
%lrijilAku to neglect,to slight.
a. awake, wakeful, sleepless,
watchful
carelessness.
s.
negligence,
[if"fnjPn,-{3-pLii
;-^At^, ^u,^^ to be awake;
-

u."i._

to be

U^.^njiJl,
(y

a.

that does

the test ; that is not

tried

not

put

put to

wakeful, sleepless.

without
\}?!^o,i_a.

veil ; without

text,
pre-

to the

plain.
test; inexperienced, untried, new
YI^'oifSiui/iiiA
a. helpless,
succourless.
;
\i^oifi,tii[ii/iiliMr,
pure, chaste.
sisted,
Irgiujvn. to be unasof tion
waut
to be helpless.
s.
\i^"/rapAni-l3-[,ti
tempta^lo^ni-m a. useless, fruitless,
J inexperifnce.'
vain,
ad.
unprofitable; j^,,
unprofitably,
m^^nLu, a. not rotten,incorruptible, vainly.
not liable to decay.
l]"o/3- nj
[,j s. vase, vessel,pot ;
ment
box; piece of furniture; tool, instrurable,
[ulrita. immutable, invariable,unalte(un^iulik-pn^l,
; -^
kitchen-range,
set
of pots and
bly,
kettles ; j~
uniform, constant; adi immutauM,^,"t^,
invariably.
fuiq-phfjto borrow; J- ui,uu to lend.
s.
s.
JJ?/^#n^n/"ni-/?/f"-Sr
immutability,
\i}iop-ai^l,n,.p[,t.^,
angiography.
invariableness,constancy.
Ut'oRl-B.'hoPl..
of rottenness,
s. want
Jj^^mai-P-l"-^
Mjiioup
incorruptibility.
/jya. slender ; rare ; fine,subtile,
be rana. that cannot
somed
thin, delicate ; feeble, meager,
\}^^p^iiAiat-np
redeemed.
lean ; light.
or
[very subtile.
ble;
a.
or
U,%oi"^"z"^n/t,
more
U^^uj/ia. indestructible, indissoluthin,
very
that has light wings.
a.
insoluble;inherent; arf. indissolJ?io"puipt-^
a.
\iyioupuiinuu%
lubly.
composed of thin or
s. indissolubility,
U^^u^Hni-PJ^
[try. subtile particles.
that has a body
a.
\i^o"pu,ini,pjpi,
U^^iiiiiutpwithout a city or counthin.
not
who
doos
derstand subtile,
una.
Xj^ipiuqaipuiq-km
to rarefy; to
\]fio"pui'iiiM,ir,
vn.
politics.
f^uif
a.
thin; to be diminished; to
impolitic,
uncivil, become
JH^ipiailutpiail^P
waste
fine or subtile.
; to become
unpolite,uncourteous.
to rarefy;
s.
vu.
ni-^Ji
\i^_puiqiifpu"iliiMpnt-Ppiii
incivility, yi^oupuigat.jiu'blrir,
make
thin
to
to
rudeness.
to
lessen, diminish,
unpoliteness,
;
or

u.

"

U?/f"f//_a. that does not walk.

without
measure
ii"%u"^ a
or
1],%^
quantity.
bold.
fearless,
a.intrepid,
XS^^uiu^lrilf
a. indigent,
necessitous,poor,
Hfcp"/ra
.

to

subtilize.

yy^totipb-lT
7i. Xj^otinitinnt-ttutltlrJ^
S. W^oiinMtiliuJir*
W^iounjllT

thinness.
s.
Hfioiipni-Ppi^
subtilty,
wicked
a. unjust,
Jjfiopl/i,
; impious ;
forlorn.
base; profane.
untoward; illicit,
malice ;
5.
iniquity,
\l)iopl^%nt-[3-[iL.'b
to be poor.
impiety.
vn. to be indigent,
ad. illegally,
Wf,op[,%iiipiup
s. indigence,poverty.
unjustly.
Ji^ipiMiinni-P-liLii
iif.opP'i.aii
a. unexampled, unparalleo. inexpiable,
led,
irremissible,
ltep"#"-A-^

unpardonable.

unequalled.
9

12

V^uu^p
to be

to

to
iniquitous,

unjust;

be

to

lamentation,

mourning,

t.

[lamentation.

sin, complaint.

jJ^^uuipuAp s, a place for tears

ful,
mournJJ^uuipu/tnt-uif
a.
plaintive,

transgress.

or

*"
^i-i^lS"-{'!^
Uef"/"''4'"#
aurora,
ad.
lamentable.
dawn, day-break; /A7- "up^^i-p^'ii
at dawn, at break of day.
]],2^/"^t"r,
tj/lva. to complain of,to
to deplore.
student, lament, to mourn,
lA.^uliirpui
!",uM^ s. disciple,
lamentable.
pupil,scholar ; foster-child;sectator,
y^uutpt^a, deplorable,
follower ; a,pnuhuu,{i
y^iiiup^f,, ",j s. world, universe ;
apprentice.
ad, like a scholar or
cosm
microland,country,region ; ipnec
lA,iiulihpiniup.ii,[i
the other world,
disciple.
; ^ui%iiJrpiir,ui_future life ; ^li^,aJk%u,i% through all
panion,
comfellow-student,
\i,z^lihpu,u,lil"^s.
'

comrade.
school-fellow,
s. school.
XSt^lik-puiu/iing
a. that loves
\S,zi"li'^P'"""'k['

the world ;
his scholar

disciple.

or

to

teach,

have

to

to instruct.

to

expatriate,to exile
"

to

prenticeship.
apt"'-"-f

to

4"A%,
/""""
t^'i,ti_,"fn/uPi_

in the

*'0leave

'

into

come

eyes

worm

or

; ^^i_j-

the

of the world
inhabits

census.

to disturb;to torment, to
disquiet,
plague,to rack ; to weary ; to importune,

to

pester

the

country; cosmopolitan.

lik^P'y fjfs. hot. rye.

to take a
U^u/in uiniikiT vu. to givo troublo, poll-tax; uini,iri_,
uiiLbbiT
fatigue,to harass, to incommode,
\\.itttiipi,u,^niJ- va.

to

;/3-w"

*. geographer ;cosmo\}^uuip^ii,^Plt
grapher ; geography ; cosmography,

to

world;

lie world.

that
ll2A""/"4"'p'S'""4
t-

sf school-girl.
l],2^//4t^"nni_4^

world

go in the other world

born,
-f

jfiii

s.
\i,iu,lilri,mni-P-ltiii
puplllsge;

people,everybody;

tion, to be
in tui-

all the

or

j-k

XSi^^liirpuilrir,
h^ftva.

wOiiylb

; -^At^,

to take

trouble.

me

to

every

where

divulge,to

with

or

noise

procla-

to

loud

voice,

abroad.

a.
published
W.^uu,[,^m^"^

or

activ", publishes throughout the world.

JS^uiumuiJ-lip,
\^uuJinu,[un'b2_adiligent.
U,^i"^4ui^ni/_
a.
praised by

that

all the

world.

Ji,^uuiuiiii2ui'b,
W^^uimiaul^p 0. IftbOindustrious.
rious,active,diligent,
ad. diligently,
refully.
ca\i,^uui,nuiul,[,uip.uip

s. the reception
]i,^u.p^ai^",l^._p-^Li,

of universal

praise; universal

Creator
s.
ll.2^"7"4"'f-"/"*world.

VU.
y^uuiuiuiii[,plrir,
Ir^f,

to compose,

to labour

praise.
of

the

[the world.

ligently;\i,zt""c'i"'i-"c^"'-P-t'^
di". creation

of

to write.

bour,
s.
\\,^,i,u,uJu[i[ini-[3-pi-'7i
diligent lal],^ui^4ui5.nOiYs.
geographical
elaborate study,industry; work,
globe.

production.

\i,^uu,pi,uiMi.p,uii,u%
a. geographical.

m^wMnuii-np a.

that

bours; ll^u"^4u"^^"._/?^ti
works, that las, geography;
servant
;-i-"/p"y^,lay-brother. pjiiuliu/b physical ;
^uMnui^uiliuhi
political-.
to fatigue,to trouble, to incommode, U^u"^4ujY^f
va.
nt-j[,
mt./*, irj[,
to observe
vn.
to disquiet,
to disturb,
or
spy a country.
[of warriors.
s.

l).2/"""^4"'t"/'
''" composed
troublesome,

tedious

which

to

work,

of all sorts

rnakes

work, fatiguing.

U^om//./"/",
tjiy vn.

to take

that fillsthe universe.

U,i/'""f"4"v/'/"a.
l),;^'"/"4"'/"W"
a. that
gives lightto

to labour.
all the worldtoil,
bour,
las.
fatigue,
trouble,
\i^,"i,mni-l3-l"^,
heard throughout
m.^uip'iu.piL.p
a.
the world.
care, endeavour, effort;work,
business;exercise;fabrication;"a;".oj, H^'up^oj^inp^
a.
thought or dqpe
stretch of the mind, intense
tion
applicaby universal consent.

trouble,

to

; ^^uiuuin^pirujjp (id. wlth

with great trouble.

ty,
difficul-

U^io^4"u/u/iL,yj.
a. in universal or general
assembly; universal,general.

UC1"

lies

i3

\kzt'u,p^u,ituM%oPa.
acknowledged
by

to the

all the

world; notorious,manifest;
fiiX notoriety.
^piiimiufiui^ni~p

"

U,^uiup4u,uu,triip^j,a. that

queen,

agitatedor

a.
0^""i"^4.u;/."^
political;secular.
ij/hliiT,
Ii,^iiiip4uii[iap
JUt^iiup^uiiluF

bled
trou-

rules of
life.

eonqueror;

s.

monarch, emperor,

prince.
s, eonquest.
\i,^iup^iuiiiainL.p-fiM^i
\i,^-M,p4ui^,ui
a. worldly,temporal;
secular,lay; universal, general; *.
lay or secular man ; ".n*A-^,to secularize
-

qi"^,uii
limpf.

the

life.

sustains

to make

conqueror

up

world,
[victress.

princess,

Ijt^p'Uip^iauuin-nO'
*

s. creation
y,^uip4uipiapni-P^ptA

of

the world.

absorbs

that

Il^""p4""ywj**

bt

the world.

s. father
M.^t'UMp^uM^mfp

of the world.

that surrounds
\S,^uiiMp4ii,j'u,it
a.
the

of the

prince.

H,^uu,p4u,Mi,[,/(l,%
sf.queen

the

world.

a.
U^u"^4u.i(n":^

much

known.

s. master
'\i.^u,pi,u,mk[i

swallows

seen

world; known
by all,notorious,
public, manifest ;- jnc-juAt^, to publish,

\S^uuipi,uMlinpitiii%
H^auip^M^npnjuft.
destroysthe

has

of the

lif^piutp^mpuipD.
that

the

to the vanities

of the world.

[world.
that

detests

attached

that
a.
\i,^uuip4Mamiru

laical,

that consumes
the
a.
W^uip^ia^t-p
secular.
a. worldly,
\kzt""i'4"'i^l'"i
"*" *bat
deems
ll.i/"""/"4'"4%aa
saves, reft.
W,^uip4mlil,p

of

care

universe.

a- that
ll.2^""/"4"'"'t'"jr

[universe.

the world.

takcs

people.
a. spreadthrough\ii^u,pi,u,miup,uit
out

world, that is not

temporal.

secular

[larlife.

0. that
\i,Juiopiiamuw6-

married.

a.

the

a.
U,^/i/"Y'4""^u"%ufj"-""^
secularized;

M^uiiip^uM^k^Maj
secular,

to live
_

secular life.

s. secular
\i^-fii^u,iuA,ni-P["tA

to the

according

good policy;

s. policy;
\S,^uiup4ui,luipnt-P-l,tA
secu-

to live

vn.
p[ur,It^.ui

M^wp^ai^utijft, uij

created

the world.

that agitates or
a.
\S,^Map^,uit-ni.ili

troubles the world;

in the world.

the

world.

1J,^"Y'4""d-f""^/"
sf.empress,
princess.

wordly vanities.

love of
s,
\i^uuip4i"u[ipn,^p-pii,

I'^^P 5 4""f^"""i""^

of the world.

map

I],"/"""^4ia".^-"%f.
l,j s. public-house;
,

pot-house; wine-shop.

all

world.

*" publican
U,2/"""/'4""-""^'?'/'^
; tavern

[the world.
or
Ut^ulp^ialfuip
S,
Wt^ulp^UM^UaJtup
keeper.
list or register of the people,census
that ruins,destroys
a.
}i,^uuip4ait-t-p
of the population:a. that
s.
cosmopolite.
keeps the
\S,^uuip4m^ui,iui^uiijli
registerof the people; """.*"""_
secular; lay, vulgar,
a.
^Pp if-,
\S,^u,pi,l.^
to register the number
of the people. popular; -iJrqn,.,vulgar tongue.
ad. secularly;vulgarly;
*. public square
or pla0.2^"Y"4""^".
ce
\i^^u,upi,opi/b
in a town
[tion.
or country,
generally,universally.

U,^u"^4u."/;,u"
a.
open

to

to;

T-ni-iiA,
Court.

a.
U,2A""7/4""y^%
worldly, profane;

secular,lay,temporal.
esteemed
^A^iuptiuibuiia.

by

all

or

ted
respec-

men.

that
%,^,upi,u,^%
a.

causes

conn-

try to flourish;
blooming, in bloom.
0.2^"'f4""V'"4
o,' that preserves

the

universe.
that
ft.
\i,^umpi,aiuiuM,nnLjr

from

rclatos

^,

chesnut

world,(Ocean).

\i,^u,piiauk(i
worldly, attached
a.

horse.

U^gtA /un^./^j a. ardent, spirited,

mettlesome, fiery; alively,
sprightly,
,

droit,skilful;alert, vigilant;-"?/"
,

horse.
spirited
0,2^3'^ ^ ""-"'"for
\i,^njJ-ni-[3-[itii
s. vivacity,
spirit,
ety,
gai]J,^n^J-ni-P^-^
; rapture ; mettle.
sprightliness
autumnal.
a.
\],^iaA,ajlA
tumn,
s.
beginning of au\},^iuAiaJhi.ui
.

[the autumn.

the creation of the world.

thatsurrounds
\S^uip4uiu{uMpntAuilia.
the

s.
complaint,lamenta\S,^uu,pni.ai,
colour
a. reddish ; of a fiery
\S,^ukin

trance,
public en-

frequented,resorted

\i,^i,u%p autumn
s.

H^iA

^nut,

s.

a.

autumn.

ad, of

or

in

M^^nu/iiiali
!",u#j

candle-stiek.

a.

hair
U,^uiiu%ui^uii/lu^

be

U,2i"/"%u/4t"/',
%/" vn. to
to ride, to mount
in

break

end,

on

a.

stly.
bri-

back,
horse-

on

; to

horse

]i,^ujwi,u,/i
[,,,ug

tower

s.

donjon;
[wer.

watch-tower.

".,".

render

to ^^ i^
l^ii-'i'l^u

; j'"ij"3

good

the

to lose

respect to

4'?/^L."to pay
^u.'i.Ituto
; j-u^u,^
u-^"

"""-

persons
dious

horse.

mpiu.iiirl_
u,pita.%hijto cast syes
to
to desire ; /"""" ^^
ij-iumlrij
upon,
spise
deto
judge by first sight; ^/"'^" ^^^t.."^"

of

graces

o-

disgrace,
any

one;

cal;
fanciful,chimerifantastical,

,"^o^,

h-pt-^
builds a tovisibly;
""is^ l!iii_u,irufii_,
a. that
^,^inu,pui,li,u,f.npir
vision,
ghost;
phantom,
tion
construcs.
\S,^nu,puiiiuj,i."pirni43^ln-'i,
^njP spectre
blind;
of a tower.
iliusion;
4"7_ ui^u.^, to become
"""-

set round
a.
ll,2""u/;i""4//"^'";i^
towers

or

which
a.
]S,^nu,i,iijliuiiL.
of

with

turrets, turreted.
has

me
the for-

jmu^
p^irpu,[L,uj half-closed eyes;
to brave, to defy;
be
to
bold,
^h,^
-,

juipu,uiun.-.,

tower, turretpd.

; j"""-

eyes

eyes,

to
//ilu^p uipliu/i,iru

; liiu^
the

in the

tears

-""-ll.^i"j""-.

S.

""ii"3

weeping
lower

naCI,
l^yjaiiiiipui/^lrtiij
\it^iiiuputl^lruiij

!].";,"\}i-u,iM{tu ad. afterwards, then,

ving towers, set round with towers.
ly,
W^^nhujj iA.^,k
tts s. pike ; javelin, immediately afterwards; consequentat
last;
finally,
in consequence;
dart,lance.
therefore
;
\i,^mir%uj^np
s. lancer.
secondly ; conj. then,
ture
for the fusome
day
;
day,
one
Xjt^iipTiw'ij
O'
iJ""""^2("A
j,uu{u,
for
henceforth,
]i,^u,nijiC
f JTJ"
a.
dry ; 4'"j dry bread.
; j^n
,

u.n.

"

a. who
\i,^u,fu,p

U, ou^t,^, nj
beautifvil eyes.

"

has

bad

eyes.
that has
l].^uj^i-,^t"oy
a.
sore

or

circumspect.
spection
*"
M.^^U'lr'-P'l"-^'
vigilance,circum; frankness ; spirit.
;

a. that
\i,tu,/[uipiui.

lJ.;iu/,y^^
s.
pi.
two

the

moves

"

t jt/"* jj,^,nu,li

-""-

posterity,for the

for

monument

memory

space

u,n.

^4-^4

things ; jh^y-,
j-ju'u remember, son,

membrance
res.

j-^j^

the future ; future

"p"

the

j-zin.

[-reply.

'

future.

reason,
answer,
^u^u,p^u,'u
a. without
s. eulogy, praise.
U.u^/"p,"%n"-/?^"-V/
-

eyes.

O^ra^-u/y
fJ

the

between

lyj

a.

that is to come,

future, posterior.

eyes.

//", ir^iy vn.

D,^u.iz.tir,
tj/i l],^".n.f
,

have

"-"-

or

alert,sprightly,
l],^u.^t.^"a.
vigilant,

active,gay

future

the

respect

to

the

to

appearance

[blame.

dispraise.

me,

to
to dispraise,
ii^uiu-n-nilirj;
tj/.

of

va.

persons.

\i,^,L.nL.,
[,

that

respects the
partial.
appearance
U,^/"n./i".^^iA
s. respect of
persons,
,

u,j

a.

of persons,

partiality.

look
of love,
W,lu,pJa,fini-i9^[,".%
s.

longing eye, amorous

has
U,^B"frai_
a. that
thalmy.

glance,lust.
bad

eyes

: j.

oph-

eyes

o^,

if not, otherwise, else.

s. gr. apostrophe.
\\^iujp-,iipj
without venom,
poison.
'[^uiuiPnjiia.
late
too
1i,.^uiJ-u"r
a.
tardy,
; out of
-

season.

s. complaint, pain in
U'i.*"j""-"'-'3
/"-'*'

the

Jlupuii^i_,
H.^im^'i,a. unarmed
jwithout
weapons.
fight
that;
p-^ conj.hut if,if,in case
]i,uiu,
J

to

ophthalmy.

that comes
or hapa.
pens
X^uiuMJ-uiiTu/i,
too late, tardy ; out of season.
intolerable,
'\i,u^,uJ-^|JJ-ni-J-f,a
ses
insufferable, insupportable : *. men.

'

Viif^-y ikl'j a.
'

that

has

eyes, that

sees-

U-i.*"?-'
I''""3 '^U.it,'"Hi/'//.U.^"^V S- ttipblindman's*^it'-tl'hi
*ll.i4'""""'-4*.
that

has

fine eye.

buff.

blood, river

or

shedding of

P-ltll.Mll^Hj
UmiMMllMJll-l_JUip[ll^l
J"
JJUM_
Itpl^^' f*- J" ^UJirutl^pijUipt-Ullfp.
lUtl^UM^
to be bloody,stained
J-ni-J-uii. p-u,i-,uij,i_,
U. pinf.
with
blood; /A'^ uipfuJii
d^t "prc"^'^ f^"t t^"L} te sweat
t'"L}
blood and water, to make
great force,
,

~~

U,^

blood

'

'"i."'j

*.

p'. eyes, sight,look ;

D-flltt
to

fatigueone's

ftfllU.

f S

self to

death;

pt.

violence.
pnt-ai,intemperateness,
tivated,
X^utuilt^p,
'O^mitrpfi
a.
desert,uncul-

[one's hat.

D.

JiJkn^t ittuiuil^u/tini-P-lrui
Wti^luili^uMlipir'^
t

the winter

destroyer or'spoiler.

XS^uM^ini-plrir,
y^l, va.

to
of
take off
made
a.
y^iuj^tiy, lH.ui.Mj/it.ik'i'
a. vain, useless,neglected,
\i,uf,a/n,"
slighted,
to neglect
forgotten;,un^lri_,
n^'fi^/tl't
h'-in 4*-"'j*.glass; drinto forget,to slight,to violate,to infringe,
uiujmnu:,u.%uig
king-glass
; bottle ;
[be ungrateful. window-glass.
to forget,to
UiUfui^uiui'iruiir,
\i.ui,"^u,p,
[,j a. menstrual; having
lutfuif vn.
-

y^im^uiuipp puij

s,

pi. bad

privy.

excrement;

menses:

omen,

vorce
l],i";""4u/^^.ut"
[1 s. repudiation,di-

sad

destiny.
a. ungrateful.
\},uiui/uuiu,i-np

ifPp p-nuifP^-l" act of divorce.

S. U,"V'"4'"/"xS^ui^ujplim
;

ingratitude.
[glazier.
exempt from taxes ;
a.
}S,uiu,i,uipli
from taxes.
/i,raj s. glass-makcr ; ranAt^/to exempt one
\i,uiui/iiufnplt,
art of making
M.^iuil^m^npirni-P-lii-'iis.
dom
glass; glass-house,glass-works,glasss. exemption,free^"nu.i.uiplin.-P'li.X
trade ; glazing,
from taxes, franchise, immunity.
glazier'swork.
-

"

l]^"^ii"("u%
a.
corrupted,corruptive.
O,"/"";"^a. sure, safe, assured ; j-u
a. thut corrupts, corad. assuredly ; j-u [l^lru to be sure, to
rupter,
W^uM/iMa'iiuifnplr
destructive.
[tion. be certain.
that
a.
U^iiul^u/biiiii^P

likes

corrupjiaj

vn.

to be

to be

sure,

assured.

a.
corruptible.
H,uiiu/iuAMMijni-

li,iiiiii^uAtrir,
t-^f,va.

spoil; to alter,to
to contaminate,
spot;

to

to

corrupt, to
to falsify
;
soil, to dirt, to

change,
to

form,
rot, to putrefy;to deduce
disfigure; to deprave, to seto

cause

to

son,
; to pollute,to profane ; to poito debauch,
to infect;
to vitiate;
to deflour,
to
astray ;
q^yu
to
debauch
.fn^pin
corrupt the
;
heart ;
trnpnt-uij to shave ;
tiu,lrul,i_
to ruin
the
health;
qu.njtq^p'-P-t'-'i'

to lead

"

-"

"

ifiiMipu

to

to infect the

corruptthe
air ;

morals

; qoij. ,
to libel ;
to burn,
-

^unrpunL.
4pn/ jj^ppiiu to consume,
to devour the mountains
; ^unp^m-p^u
-

^uia

s. surety, security.
U.""""4"i/#.^p/.tA

morse
repentance, regret; res.
l).";raj,"i.
trition
con; penitence, compunction,

"

Itu,n%ni.l_,lllril^

"

iVl'I^U^0

repent, to feel regret.

pi-pnL^

assure

give security for.

to

sure, to

to make

"IhiF,tj[i va.

to

useless

render

advice

to seduce.

U."/mj."t.t,/-,
tj/,va. to regret, to
of,to lament.
s.pl.
^"Miuj^biu-pu/bf^
penance.

M^u.^uuiph-ir,
Irgl

va.

pent
re-

repent of,

to

to regret.
s. penitent.
\S^u,^uipnfi_
s. penitentiary.
HS.ui^'^u.pn.iu.i.uiip
s. repentance, penitence
]i,uiu,^luu,pn..p[iiii

; mortification.

l]."/"'4'"V"^'
ed,
^P- to be corrupt*'j'?/
ruined, spoiled;to dirty one's
self; i^n- n^jiir^to sin with some
one.
-

Uiu^w^u/'ir/.^a.
corruptive,
contagious,

ungrateful
a.
; vain
\i,,ii^,","P^

vile,

disagreeable.
s. iugratitudo.
\S^uim^inpi^ni-PI"iii
a. vile,base, abject.
\y..,iiu^L.^

llu^rani-phm, conj. then, therefore

infectious.

at last.
truction,
ad. finally,
s.
T^^iiuliu/iinuPliJu
corruption; desruin ; contamination,infection
ged,
l]."^ra"-rac/^j s. rock: a. rocky,rughilly,stony ; -^ V.p"'pt'" stony
tion
degenera; depravity,perversion,
Arabia.
ness,
rottenness, sour; putrefaction,
ny,
floration,
dea.
rugged, rough, storancidity; ^n^i
\i,uiu,n-uiJ^ni-ui
staleness,
rocky.
debauchment; 0.*-.^'^""-p
credit ;
4u,_
ifiitij
on
a.
*U,o^u"".^;J
uiuiiuliuAini-P-h.u/i,
sepulchre,tomb ;
credit.
sell
on
to buy or
corruption,depravation of TCuiiulrij
ftujpni-g,
morals or manners
; a.
\i,i,{ujni["
lii-y %hu,^ s. futurity
-^hu -i^pAni-,
;j,

"

Mil
future ;

j-uiiTu/buiii
p-iylj

future

gr-

Mn

fide,to rely;

dacious
\\,uiian-",_ir
a. insolent,
pert,bold, au-

pertly.
insolently,
]i,u{".uu"u%[",u,j s. asylum, refuge,
place of safety,shelter ; a. sheltered,
placed under protection; umHru to
to intrust;to secure
confide,
ipih-^,
;
to take refuge to confiide,to trust,to
;
;

take

ad.

-u

s. refuge, resource
U.u/o.^^t.n^p^^'S'
security.
confidence,

; already ; in

jn^l'"

{['"i't-ij
j"t'-"3''

uiu,p,ih-i_ipihij to be in the
-

to be

point of

at the

vertheless,
f*- ne-

-3-^-h'"^

ding.
yet, notwithstan-

however,

confident

deed,
effect,in fact, in-

truly, really;

therefore ; perhaps

conj. then,
D.","{^t*

be

refuge,to

take

to

shelter.

tense.

last

nies,
ago-

death.

D.'V'ui'uiu.^iwu/iu^
a.
kept in a place
of safety.
[retreat.
^"Mi,uuaiu/iiMupufiM
s.
refuge,asylum;

restore

to

to cure,
%lr,r, tj/, va.
to
health ; to take away,

cause

to

to cease.

^j a. ungrateful.
'^..ifrpu,},,.,,
,

^^yp,uiu,"l,j;
hyy

vn.

to be

teful.
ungra-

S. \\uiUMtiinutlitunjtcr^j.
Xji^luMuuiuJhlrtl'
s. ingTatitudo.
^"iirpu.luutnu.p^l;'^
etc. S. M^iapuiuuA etc.
\i,uit-puiuiiA
s. brooch.
W.-iP^a//

M^iMLiu.nu/iinujdliii,
s,
rcfugB, trust,

confidence.

a. varnished.
U^ii^/iuib-

weak, feeble.
a. impotent,
\i,u/[./iu,p
bleness.
impotence, fees.
\i,uf[,/j^p",.p^l,i-%

Mj-iuiinn^ir,
\i,uiiiiuini,Ji,ii
o.
ignoblo,

obscure,low, plebeian.

s. varnish
\i."il'i['

S.
\]tUiut^u3J^iM/bnq
\^uiiu^tu^L-q_
priVy.
U,"v"u^u"4"-/^
s. excrement.
f

S.

l]."^"'4^
"

/y a. wicked, iniquitous,
\i,uiPpu,u,
,

rascally,roguish,flagitious.
a. slanderous.
M^l.puimu-luo.i

ornamented
}Sf'iii[,u/i,iuquii,^
by
a.
palacesor mansions.
W^iiupia'ii^u.'b
f,^,ui^s. bracelet.
^uiiapa/iQ,
s.pl.palace, court, regal

quity,
wickedness, inis.
\i,uil,pu,u,u.-P^l-iA
villainy.
malice, flagitiousness,
l],,Y^./"t.r,
tjl-va. to dry salt-meat,

mansion; house, dwelling.

strained,
l],"/u"^uiu"u^
fij a. unbridled, unrelicentious,insolent, impudent,
insolent.
[bridled,
licentious,

to

to

cure

[to wonder.

hams.

to grow
stupid,
llu/^uAuiiT,
uijuj/ vn.
to astouish,
vu.
ni-jfi
\i^^jni.auAk-tr,
surprise,to enchant, to enrapture,

to be
uhto amaze.
M^MiuipiuuuAihir,
hjl vn.
frontery,
s.
\S,'H"'p"'""''^"'-Pl"^'
insolence, ef\i.ui^ir,
y^jui/vn.

be astonished,
to
to
surprised, enraptured, amazed;
force.
[by
stupid.
grow
or
ll.";""/"ni-"r
". border
edge of a tent
\\,"f^uiyir,
tjp va. to seize ; to take
or
[frontlet.
astonishment, surprise,
fringe.
s.
pavilion,
U^u/^i-Pf
ness,
U,.^u.^o^,
stupor ; dulness, heavi//J s. turban, head-band, amazement,
ySf-lui^nig
gnt-g\ig S. iudOX, SlgU,
4""/"*-"""
stupidity;lethargy;jmark
; example,^ model
ii^, to hebetate ; S. ll""/^*^"^^'"*'^'^
; proof, argument,
monstration;
deevidence,testimony
reason,
;

impudence, licentiousness.

j,y,n'ii[i evident
-,

ta *" monkey.
l],'"|/""-^"yy
dried
and
s. salted
X^uini^uin

proof.

a. demonstrative.
n.-Miuijni.^uM/iu/ii

1],u;/"j"i-j."At"/*,
ai-j[,va.

to demonstrate.

ham

; -^

meat

pig-meat.

dull,heavy, foolish,
a. stupid,
llu^oi-j^
line.
Q^,i/i-"u?/^/o(
o/j s. cord, string,

silly;astonished, surprised, amazed;

U,u{u/i-u/,i.
uy

iitupt^utUh-f,
l"p[3-lr",
Mupl^uahlr/^gLUMp^aL.
to
strike
with astonishment, to
^"ifuhij
surprise,to amaze
kcPhti ^"'pk'"; jto be struck with
i-uiniiiiii^,
ilHik-ij
"iilij

.s.

excrement.

1"

\S,u(iuM-u,pu,ui\
a.
dirty,unclean.
XS^nutU/b "-ffc^ %"oj

s. asylum,
retreat;confidence,assurance.
,

fuge,
re-

to

confide,to
\i,uiuii.l,^i^ir,
hgiy vn,

attract.
to

to
trust,

to wonder.
eon-

be

surprised,ama'zed,
[fish-hook.
W^iincn.ujuin-lij
s. booty, pluudsr :

astonishment,to
va.
ni-fi[,

UJUJ.
"""-

course,
diss.
figuratlvfe
]3^iuiiutiuu%",.p^pt.%

that
\i^i.uiiu,if.[,p
a.

^mlpi J-uiiTuibut^
;
time, then.
l],n.w^uf"i./"
/ij ""j *. curtain,veil,
net; pretext; nuptial couoli: gynaefear
througli

or

un-tt

S8

parable

liuit- at that
,

ceum

bed-curtain

sail
pavilion,

of

or

enigma.

proverbs,

writes

moral.fables.
book
s.
U.n.io4u"^^/7/./3^^"_t,

fables ; the

moral

act

of

verbs
proof ting
wri-

ship; iTu/ii^ni^if,
-[", young
persons
fables.
the bridegroom, paraaccompany
etc. S. \}^itini[itup.ujb
etc*
tO
u^n-fu^uifijoii
4!^[iui^ni-ij,ii%lrij
nymphs ; Miliii["jlri_,
13,a-ui;^""^u"t"
sail.
strike
a.
tical.
enigmato
proverbial;
sail;li2n,-^,,i'iihi_tfor

that

to
\i,n.,u/iu/i,/rir,
[sail.
ir^f,ytt. to cxpose
yard.
notice
to
hide
to
of
to
:
in
the
public
a
conceal,
a.
shape
;
'^^^uiif.uiiimiuiUithe
that
draws
dissemble, to play the hypocrite.
""
lln-'"?-""/"""'^/'?U.n."i;J"Aps.pl. ignominy; private
curtain ; that veils ; that sets sail.
to
the
parts,nakedness.
u.
y^n.uMij.uiumui'bai-kii
giveu
who
M^a-uiliutplin^,
couch.
propounds
nuptial
u,j a.
who
talks
in
for
service
the
enigmas ;
proverbs.
(],ir.uif.u.ui"im"/iYw"
a.
of the nuptialroom.
U,n-"i^t.r,t-^f, va. to allegorize,to
W,n-uj,n,uuu,utipu.li
a.
veiled, covered
make
of parables; to confront,to"
veil
use
"with a
curtain.
or
to vell,to
U,n_"^u.H"ii-"r,
lrj[,va.

with

veil

or

curtain ; to cloak

pretence, to mask
make
sail,to sail.

; to

set

compare,

cover

add

to
establisla,

; to

resemble

; to

exptse

to

}S,;-ujii"L.m,
s.
simile, allegory, parable

sail, to
[ascribe.

appoint, to

make.

public censure.

[poise.

W^a-uilin-ntSh^
S. COUUterW^aJipnt^uIi
U/i-,u;jo^/A";j^
a. mysterious ;
4f""_

to
to attribute,
U,n.."^^t"/",
tj/i va.
to prcfix,to put
va.
'\i,n.u,^pir,r,
ir^[,
before ; to set,to apply,to put, to join,
to

to

public censure.

under

minent, sublime, mysterious dogma.

elastic.
\i,ii-ui.iil.u,^M"%
a.
JJ.n.u.^^n^p-'p
s. elasticity;
spring.

position,addition

s. menses.
l)i"-""^*-"f/^

; proposition.

!].".
S. U.JJ^J-.
u,jJ^jsingular,
U,n.,"W/A, l],,i.,"%"jfw,
tranpleunder foot.
c. peculiar,
\S,ti.uiir
lo[,jt. adage, proverb, saying,
special;insulated; solitary,
aphorism, sentence, apophthegm ; anejy, obscure; specific; juim^n^^
maxim,
xiom,
general proposition, /3^/.,speciality;
ad. particularly,especially,
oracle.
rule,principle:
expressly; singularly, specifically,
|J,n.""4'
cretly,
'"3 *" proverb, adage ; figure,
narrowly; apart, in reserve, seenigma ; parable,simile,allegory; apoaside,separately,solitarily.
logue,
fable ; spectacle; -uit.,
bially
prover\\,n.u/i,Ai,^/uount-P-[iL.i
s. soUloquy.
-4- to be exposed to public
W.n.uA.S'ii.j./iuM,
;
a.
peculiar, singular;
pose
laughter or contempt ; j-u mut/j to exlonely,solitary;
own.
va.

to

"""-

to

"

publicattention

or

censure

lJ,n.,"A"au/^"i"^/3^fii
g,
peculiarity^

//[,
il,%b-Uto be

exposed to
tempt
publicview, to lay open to public con-lA according to the pro; """"
verb

propriety;solitude.

lupliiuiihij
luouh/j to tell a
-op
proverb, parable, fables; to proverb;

of

Ti\,n.iM/i,Ji,ai^t-u,^,
itj[ij a- solitary^
lI."-'"^"^'"'4%"'-P^/"A
S' solitude,state

enigma

to

give

or

divine ; j-

an

to quote ;

j-

charade

or

to guess

uiirhu to give an example,

come
ipilrij to bet^-u
j-u

proverbialor

proverb.
speaks

that
iJ^ui/fujpLUj'ii
a.

in proverbs

; fabulist.

Wjn-w/luipiuiirj;
tj[tva.

to proverb,to

livingalone.
\i^n-u,'ii^,u/i,iu,r,
lujiy

[withdrow.
vn.

to retire,to

U,n_u.i.ft,m^"^4"^p^ti
g prerogative,
privilege,
exemption, immunity.
that loves the solia.
tude,
\\^u/bj%u,"i;p
[propriate.
'W^n.u/i,i'iiiMi,.n[,l,j;
y^iu) vn. to be apti
(],ft.u.WirmtjY'/,i_/3^f
J.
singularityj
propriety.

speak proverbs ; to speak figuratively. \i,ruuA^'i,nj

s, solitude,
monastery.

u.n-11.
retreat.
s. solitude,
\i^uiiijCi,ni-P-f,tfb

U,"i.u"%y
pr. without,except,
f 'r, without

save

in front

talk

to

rave,

one's
; to

nonsense

imaginary,fabulous.

[sage.

axis
Uin.10%^j/fjs.pl.

distinct ; ad.

W/i-tuig^uah
ina

pivot;

pas-

distinctly.

W^uiuiUMpjibd, StOny,

rough ; s.

rugged, craggy, uneven,

or rough road.

head
U^"i""^,
U,"-u.^*. front,
nj
branch ; -^ tf-hmy arm
division,

ged
rug-

; arm,

of

river ;
j-y

front,at

or

before,in
li"iup"''kt
of; t"" "'-*^/."
"""--

j-y

the head

beforehand, to
bow
head, prow,

*"..-""-,

fopu-g

"

division

to go
iffm. ipiiuij
hfiuiiirij
~

of forces ;

to

4""^, to present

appear ; to

/fy

imp. which

V.

is

or

self,

one's

resist, to

forward,before

oppose
in

are

front,

4'W ["C"""' ^^^

I
present maxim
4'"*' ^^
4""(p^'
;
have the will before
me
; [fiii^pi,
me
Ify, the ill is near
; ;jn/F muki_liuMf
what we
to say; utJiAlr^
have
"n"l_
it is
gniX Jlrq^
jiub^lij;,!!,
Iium/
il%lri_
; ""/"

-"

"

-.

for

necessary

all to appear

us

U,"-"'^/'4u"/
/fya. present ;
,

before.

se
near, clocurrent

assistant ;- ra"""^/i,
the

*.

uiJlu, present month; j- ^^

to
week
p.uip-n,. in the next
; -ilfiilri_,
year;

be

to meet.

decree,to exhibit; to explain,to

declare

to obviate,to be
"iinK-ij

prevent;
of a ship ;

to

a. false,
\^ui%jjl,li
ed,
feign\S,/t.uAijuM%_g

before,to precede ; ".niA-"^,

^"fcit^,
to propose,
to assert,to promp/iui^lr^,
ject,
to offer,
to represent, to produce

go

lose

surpass, to go to extremes.

U^iu^if.a,

of, opposite;forward ;- ^.r,

me, inmy presence
; ^0^.-, to

before

me.

yS^ui'ii^u.'birir,
^[i vn. to
head, to

llOU.

89

present,

us,ruiTu!ii
,

interpose; jhpyumi,

to

the

thirtieth inst. ; j-u%

ad.

for the

future,henceforth.
fore,
stance,
assia.
\i^in"li/i,y",.p-l,tX
s. presence,
l],a."i."u"^/"^
placed before,set beintervention.
proposed.
U,/i-m"/"^^A-./",
t-gj,va. to set before,
to place before,to propose ; to intend, first;
prior, antecedent; ancient, primitive,
to design.
chief;previous, original
; precocious
Obstors,
*. prOpOSitiOH,
; in the first place ; -.^, s. anceB,n.n.".i"^^n"-/3/r"-'ir
predecessors; the ancients;
ject;purpose, resolution.
ttd. bcforo,
at
COm*. joiut,
U,n-.i/"u"4""j
jiun-ai^Jl^ juitt-m^int-ir
\i,a.,a"ui^iy
-,

S.

missioner,assessor;

lJ,"-""^4Hy

first.

|]^u""u";^"",""./3-^"j"
".

assistance,
joint-

0."-"o2A4""/n"-/?/'"-*
s. front,fore-part.
D^/""u/(/""%
van
;
l]^uf"""""Y"""4
u"3 *. vanguard,
steersman.
guard ; iu""-""j pilot,
H^ai"uiuiut^t-uui
ly S. OUtpOSt, OUtguard.
to propose, to
va.
t-gfi
\]^uM"uMplilrir,
commission:

S.

"

first.
a. that is created
'O.a.ui^i.uainiriipfirst\i,a-ut^tt-pniij.
uij a.
J,,ui^ s. author, creator ;
]i},n.ui^,"pq.
,

captain,chief,
conductor, guide,escort ,
director,guardian, rector:
ordinary,,
principal,provost, overseer, prelate,
to set over.
superior,father ; 4""f^-^x..
a.
offer ; to propose for consideration.
belonging to a
\S.a.uii%ni,^,uliu/ii
that
that regulates.
:
conducts,
*. proposition,
posal, prelate
proVln.".^u.^4"i-/*/F"-i
chlef
of authors
s.
\i,a.iu^in[;i.uiuilrui
question;establishment,
project,
or
motion
prelates.
introduction,
; arrangement ;
te
s. immoderatheme
'0,ii.ut^nii,i.uiu[ipnLp-pi-i
mises.
pre; problem ; discourse ; -^
thirst of dignity or power.
residence
of a
s.
*}J,a.iu^npq.uipui%
dent,
\i,n.ui2y-"p
""j "J- proposed ; preceor
ordinary.
first-fruits.
first
presbyter
prelate,
prior,
; -^
-

"

to conduct,
to
vn.
ll/tiujt/n^iftjr,
Irjl,

s
proposition,
X^^oMM^uit-npni-P-fii^
lead, to guide, to command,
proposal; first-fruits.
.

[],"i."."^"y^
l^lys. offering.
od. beforc
\i,n.Mii"lrt-.
j\i,,Liu"t-iaL.
,

to go to meet
Mu%/i,iM%t-i_,
n-,u"t-op

to advance

before

; qy^

(a person),

to rule, to govern,
to accompany.

to

to

head,

direct,to escort,

*.
mand,
conduct, coml],n./"j*"i/r^/"i-/3-^i-'fc
direction;
provostgovernance,

(the enemy).
[primacy.
a. present.
ship,prelature.
IVtiojefc/S-fr/j
lA
s.
antiquity,
in
priority.
lJ,n.i"2^#""./?/i
\t."-"'"l'
pr. ad. before, presence of,

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B^w^vy

ad.

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60

|],n.u/i"uii^in
a. liberal,noble, generous,

forward, Ibefore ; ^ny^

of, in presence of;j-

Ji.^-4-, in front

magnanimous

gent.
ingenious,intelli-

^afiipr. before.

berality
s.
generosity,li}i,^uiin,iiifuini-l3-^t^,
string;
l],n.u/ou,i,
/jrj,
u/j ". packthread,
of mind,
abundance,
thread.
fertility
thread
line;
waxed
;
cord,
; rope,
li^a..uuu/i,h,r,
tjf va. to tie with string; intelligence.
to abound, to
U^iLuiuiitAiuJ',
to cord.
ui^iuf vn.

increase, to augment

diction,
title;
s. name,
U,n.u".i"^/#ji-/?//tS/
recital.
elocution;tale,
s.
fablo,fiction,tale,
\\,n.ujuuilrij
wj

run

to be

proud ;

; to

overflow

; to

bountiful, generous;

to be

over:

to

be

angry,

to be in

\ji.iumtMii^p,

novel ; apologue; mythology; passion.

enigma.
ad. abundantly, superabulist; U,n.u"ni(uu^^"
bundantly,
a. s. narrator, fa\i,n-uJuuilriujpiiA
(iij
rally,
libeplentifully,
copiously,
mythologist; romancer
; quack,
greatly,nobly, richly,splendidly;
story-teller.
to tell
vn.
profusely; fruitfully.
]J,"^uiiiiMitiii,p^,Ji,ir,r,
irjj[i

romance,

tales, to talk

nonsense.

tO fillj
tO
Va.
\},n-ujinujqni-nuilifrtrf
nu-ijft
fable,
s. tale,
U,".iuuu^ty//.p"A#n-/?^"_i
mancing
heap up ; to augment.
story; tales, idle talk; quackery,ros. abundauce, plenty,
\}.n.u"mni-l3-pt.t,
; mythology.
ness;
superabundaace,exuberance, copiouscundity
fefulness, repletion; fertility,
a. romantic, fabulous.
|),nL".u"^A-^""^u.t"
; iJii^uif, profusion. {cordwho
tclls idle
S. Small
|j|,fZ.U/U7/7L.^
\}^t-tliurpl"
MS^n-uiuuit-iuiuiutu-nL-Wa.
inl"Utq
a.
[end.
objective.
\i,n.ii,i,l[uil^ui'i,
stories,novelist, who
spreads news
;
s. object;subject; aim ;
fabulous.
|},/".u//r;j.u/
[,jj
fabulist;
-

va.

ad. fabulously.
\\,n-u,uM.ilriopl/i,
\i,n.uiu,"wqj
[, luj s. Celling,Toof
,

floor ; garret.

[canopy.

S. WamSCOt
\^n-uiutnuinu"l"uiro
;
U,"t."/./,,
f ""j a. abundant, superabundant,
,

to object,to oppose.
sary,
s.
antagonist,adverU,n.u/^//""tutj
rival,opponent.
s.
objection; propo}i^Mp/[n,-P^[i^'h
sition;

purpose.

usgiun

U,n.."i.i-^, op, wiilpa. redundant,

excessive; trasoendent:superfluous,
u/"-,

copious ; rich,full,plentiful
;
'clear.
ad. more,
i-o,
liberal,
rather; too much;
; simple, plain,
generous
and
who
butes
distrior
over
besides,
so
a.
above,
gives
\i,a.,i"nwiiiu^
more,
the
more
liberal,
much,
than;
bountifully,
.^ufu,
generous.
more;
and more,
too
s.
generosity,
\\,n.u,""Mfpui^un,-[3-[,L.%
-atf-n/iimore
_p,,u'ii
n-

[fertile. much ; ti/*, ip4-r, ^,/.u-?//..r

S. (],"-"".
abundant,
s
abundanoo,
]3,a.u,,n,up.lriini-P^[iiA
[dition,apposition.
[ly,abundant.
fertility.
*/."-/?/"-%.
that
flows coplousu.
s.
\i,n.ui,nu,pni-iilij
iucreasc, ad\\^Lu,i.lr^i,q.pn,.p-[,M^
Hn-uii-t^u^uAja. excessive, exaggerated,

abundance.
liberality,
fruitful
a.
\S,n.tu,"uip.lrp

[geration.
'\\,n..u,"u,ih"fi,
a.
liberal, generous,
bountiful:

ad.

aplentifully,
liberally,

S. CXCCSS,
]^u,i.lrliuqu/bjn.^[3-f

OXag-

lent,
a.
U,n.."i_A-^.u4^fz/2^
admirable, excelbundantly.
magnificent,superb.
ad. principally,
Vtt. tO glVC bOUH^i]^,_ui,nuiAhnJl,lrir,
Irijli
lj.n.u/i-t^jiu;4-"
cially,
espeto
to
favour.
r
ather.
tifuUy,liberally, gratify,
chiefly,
\^"jfiMi,M,AlrnfFinL.p-lii^,
,1. liberality,
a.
greedy, eager ; ai-fr^//.n""3
nerosity, !),/".""
gebounty, munificence, favour, varioious.
to favour, to
gift,privilege.
U,".,"Lt"nL.r,
kfl, va.
who
W,n.,ii,"iii.f[ip
a.
gives liberally
advantage ; to increase,to augment, to
;
that is given adundantly, abundant
enlarge, to grow, to multiply,to accumulate,
,
to amass
copious.
; to raise,to enhance.

mm
to grow,
t),"-"""-'t/""i-ir,
vn.
b-iuii

to augment

crease,
to in-

abound,

; to

to
p'erabound,to [overflow;
; to overcome,
to excel,to

D.n-b

61

be

to

to

predominate,to

ceed,
ex-

or

vail
pre-

or

tuous
vir-

very

courageous.

; very

dant
redun-

to surpass,

more
a.
}l,a.utpp'bu,ii.yb

su-

acts virtuously
a. who
]i,n.uip[,'i,u,ii.n(,i"virtuous
bravely;
; courageous.
tues,
with vira. adorned
'\),fLi.jpp""^ap^

; to remain.

virtuous,

[or bravery.

\i.n.,iM,.t-^,^p
companion of virtue
[,L%
growth, increase,
\},a.uif,p,iM,/flnj
tO labOUT, tO
addition,augmentation, redundancy,
\},n-,Mif,piMi/buiir,
laijuy Vtl.
show
take
have
to
e
rance,
xubeto
or
superabundance, superfluity,
strive,
pains,
s.

a.

virtuous.
hancement bravery ; tu be
diffusion,transcendency; enof price; excess;
a. virtuous,brave.
W.rLutppiui^^'h
tive,
prerogaloves virtue
\i,,Lu,^p,u,i,^P
a. who
distinction,
superiority.
ad. in
U,/ior
U,n.fui./f|i
mi-[i[,

s. place for
U.ftu.p/Au.f//^*/

s. bladder.
U,"i."i".niL.^/i

diurnal, daily.
a.
lJ,"i-uiL,it.^

of virtue

l],".u"_oui"i_j s. morning ; ni^nfu

^^^ j i^t
forenoon ; /^i^ -1, , ^SiY-

-"

"u

virtuous, honest.

[getlight.

li^a.iui.ouiiii'iimir,
lutjiuj vH.

to dawu, to

]i,a.ui,^o,"t-ui%
a.
morning,

early ;

matins.
J-iaJt-pii.nt-P[,tA

valour, bravery ;
s.
\i,,i-iiif.p,n.^p[,i-'ri
virtue, probity; goodness; politics,
government

behaviour.

; conduct,

a. who
\)^uip[/i,ni.Miyj

Ij^i-un-oinp,
a.
morning, early ; j-ui
ad. every

morning.

who

U,rLu^tu."^,
hjnj a.s.

envoy,

s. mission,
\},n.ai^",_ai,

ger
messen-

]i,n.pirptj;
phpl, va.

bring,to

ry
car-

broker, agent.
\\,njli,n,f_a.
va.
]},njii,t,r,
"-7-/1

Apostles.

that is sald or spo".

Un-ui^A-yru/^/oo
ken
like an apostle.
a.
apostolic.
Ji.n.uipk-iuil^iii'ii
s. companion of the aJi.n.iupl.-iui/ili,!

emission.

ll/t/f/A
s. pattern,sample, specimen.

of the

to

; to present, to offer.

a.
\i,ii.iaplr^pui[i
apostolically.
doBS or lives
a. who
M^a-ufpt-iuiif-npir
after the manner
of the apostles
;

the Acts

virtue;

taught by virtue, virtuous.

sender.
U,n.ra^/"^,
U,ii.u^/jf^a.

early in

very

apostle ; emissary ; missionary.

iTiumi-uA,,

is

teaches

[themorning.

1J|,n.iui.o""nc
i "t._j ad.
;

pire
ins-

virtuous.

; to render

courage

till evening.

valiant, to

to render

rageous;
a. Valiant,cou'/""-nj
,'iilruij
\i,n.u,p[,^,[i

tise
prac-

bravery.

or

"blrir,nL.^[,
va.

"

the

"

-i,
i^ir^
every
; I'Mtrt^t/r^^q.
-%
to rise early
4ia"i^u,2_
iffiif.
Mjtn.%lfij
betimes ; j-i Jp,^i.^h-ftlrtiyfrom
or
"u

or

bravery,virtuous.

vain.

over

to

propose,

to set

; to put, to insert ; to suppose,

to

believe.

coach).
lJ,/ttY_,
o"3 s. pole (of a
ble
a. dissolvable
; explicalJ,#".frY6-mit^.
postles, of mission.
; that dissolves;that explains.
tie,
has the sign
who
6-[,va. to undo ; to una.
W^i.lr.ib^.u'iihir,
U,n-""f^^i"%^u"i
to ruin ; to explainan
of the apostles
to
who
miracles
dissolve,
performs
;
like the apostles.
[ofthe apostles. enigma.
plication;
who
has the gifts
s. dissolution; exa.
U,n-A-Y."-#."-ra*I].n.f"^t^u2!/n^4
"J
of the apostles.
"o^^'"enigma, proverb;
s. cWcf
W,n.uipt-iuiuiiru,
to propose an enigma or charade,
that is founded
ll""-"
or
%li-ij
'J^IT^/J i/A^ a.
to proverb.
tell
to
transmitted
a parable,
the
a
postolic
apostles,
by
mlssiou
".
apostlo]J,n.taplrini-[3-piA ;
!],"."pp ad. when ? until when ?
[ofan apostle.
the evening.
ad. towards
U,,i.
lrplrli"
sf. who fills the office
U,,L.*{^fe^t4/.
-

-u

of
ad. after the manner
l],n.u"^"-^^4%
apostles,apostolically.
patch,
\\,n.ui^hJ;
h^f, va. to send, to disto expedite ; uA^^pt*
to send
back, to return.
ad. virtuously
ly,
Ji,a-Mi{^l"'iiwpu,p
; brave-

\i^tpl,8.\si,l..

the

y^tn-iAf.

ui,/

s.

rape,

abduction ;

courageously.

tj^
U.,Lfri-u/i"^t./",
to

carry

va.

to rap, to

seize,

off.

S U,'i-A-"-""*f-"
W^n.kt-iuiiif-ni.p-li'^i

un-b

U.(h8

62

to take

1].n./r"^1"u"j

uiniitir.

U.,L7. jl^-nfp s. pi. things past.

U,."7' ''"t-pi-y
pr. under.
how?
\i.".fi,}^ad.
why? for what

to

away,

off.

carry

to me!
matter
?-/y4- /'*"?.no
does it matter to me ?
^jt* lyi,

chain
s.
U."-t^i.t
]J.n.k^,
l-iy/, [.^-ji
(threads stretched
lengthwise on a

cause

weaver's

of what
uiJeiiiM,)},

loom).

what

\J,iL^l3-i^i,
pr. ad.

is all that ?

use

next, close,
contiguous,nigh,heside;iumt^- ncJlrp,
near,

lion

s.
;
serve
to obU.n./'.t^
"J or nL.j
nf or
^/""/itf_-,
lion's
lioness
^npjtJu
;
k"'L't "/Xui"uj4
closely;-/.W, near
me;
lion; "/ii^f"i, "rni,^i_
whelp, young
ono
somB
;
nt-jy_^,to sorvo
uuiuMunt.-

to sit

near

some

one

""-

-m-,

-,

f-uM/

he

",

comes

%npiu k

um^^i

near;

-nt-

roaring,to roar.
ad. lionlike.
\i,ii.["-(r,M,pu,i,
,

his house
is close to mine;
li,rni-,ru,
bot. an
lln.^."_6^u//""ra
evergreen
s.
or
ipiiri_- to be near
close; piiuilik
[bles an ape.
shrub.
%in
he lodges quite
uifLIfb^ uiui,iu,ui\i
lion that resems.
close to such
l].n-f._a^."4."u;/.4
a palace ;
li'"L;^^ **"
lion's cub, lion's
s.
tend, to he present, to wait ; "/AA-^,
]i,n-[,.-itiuinpl-L.%
-

to

put, to place near,

to

become

to

vn.
U^f.i.ftu/iiiuJ',
f^-y

a.
s. assistant.
^n.ifi,l3-hpuili,y

lion.

[likea

-whelp.

join.

s. presence.
\S,n^pirp,u^Miijni-[3-[,t^,

]i,iLfii,^lr%ni-ir,
^h^ft va. to throw,
to abandon.
push; to despise,
lJ,n-/?t/r,
tjf

to produce, to engender.
I],a.c/'"ii/^f.//".io
a. new
found,recent,

cause,

fashion.

new

iyiupiMin
"

lion-hearted.
a.
ll.i./it,S-u/"/f^""
to

occasion,

to

va.

to

""-j^vu. to
\S,n.l,L.(riujnt-^u/hkir,
like

to become

s. skin
W.n-liiJirlA.l,

of

lion.

bone
\inJ[".ir"aJip

of

s.

(1. recont, new

\S.n.J-,ainyi,

mako

lion-

lion.

sently,
; ad. pre-

immediately; soon, forthwith,

directly, suddenly ; u,n-J-u"r",)u at
,

full,replete,brimful.
a.
IJ.".^
to fillto
^f va. to fill,
U./1-^intjr,

the

'

; for the

present,now

present.

U,n-"/-.u"/;"itp
s. pi. the present world,
things temporal

brim, to brim.
n^/uUP^yj-Q. \aRlrJ:

\i^,Jluyu,i^
suspended,

; the moderns.

a.

a.
\S^i.J-u,,nii'builihutj
shable
temporal, peri-

; provisional.

hung up,
vn.
\i,n.^,MijiMi'buiir,
'""^"y
tO

VU.
lln-^itrytJ",
lrg\,

pr.

;
to

to; from; for; by; towards,

from
Jk-^l^,

purify ;

us

to ;
;

%""""

"/"pt/_,in

to
der
or-

"

^""/"7.

ornamental, by

way

very

to be nearly extinguished.
little,
lln.^fumpiii^ a. common,
general,
universally.
universal; ad. generally,
nest
lJ,n.4"""-""""^-u"/
iktj s. earnest, ear,

for the
jl.^u,,,,,.,^
for the remembrance;
memory,
-i^-yk,
not
he had
having, because
not;
death
wounded
to
"fi"4 "//'/""""-/"/iA-i"",
or
iHu^
mortallywounded
;
jy^iu'ii^u
to commit
a deadly sin;
40^4, from
the father ; paternal; i3rl""l^iLV
igno-

rantly;

CStablish,tO

vn.

with respect to ; in order

them

constitute.

to flame
l],.i.^u.yiS-/iJ",
tj""/

pense
sus-

to
settle,

to

to
[fix,

fix,to determine.

ini/liuil"lrtMti

U^'/.

in

pendulous,declivous.

of

pledge,essay, token, sign,

money;

testimony.
U,n..ifi".;ii-"r,
tjf va.

to

call.

appeal, call,voice
W^iLjuifiiaM-p-p^
dy,
U,ii."}tnia. ready to the hand, hanin
manual, portatif
s.
;'
part payment,
account
on
; .nu"^, to give in part
nary.
payment;
pmii.uipuj'bpocket dictios.

ornament.

U'"-f
?-'"*" ""J
'

*"

apron.

Un././?,lun-P-iu^
s.
occasion, opportunity,
accurrence;

subject,

cause,

matter, motive,convenience,conjuncture,
object,
[cause or reason?
0."-/"/",H,t [,Ji^ad. why? for what

od.
tt.
\i^a.Hrniiuiuimpuium
prOHipt,
ready ; imminent, threatening; evident,
clear,manifest; promptly, quickly;cash.
fpuiiF, ready money,
ad. in future,henceforth
]i,yu,MMiuy
-.pi S. M,"t'"i-'y'

u-n-i,
lln*

s. he-lamb.
n-l^igiLu/iig
ad. manly, vigorously.
W^AuMfLuip
,

'

wears

liinp^ni^il.lanpe,ni^pn.
fi"AJ-"_-tO

COll-

sult,to deliberate

ceive,
con-

that
a.
Wtpiuiif^huui

man's

armed.

a.

Jtiiu
-

rile
U."*""?fr"a.
l]./"3""'4^/'w
manly, vi; manly figure.
sf.married woman.
U,n3!""o///"%
}^aXuilfiint.p-liL%
sf. condition of a
"

married

't Jpui

to

comprehend, to understand
by heart ;lum-i/p. to assemble
to sin,to be culpable; 'f
pmj

to learn

s. armour
JSviiiuMijk'i'

to

dress.

"

ftn-fl

05

-,

to

to take away
substract,
; to remove
;
to
to
be
afilicted
uni-q. -,
mourn,
; miL^pto take

the

opportunity,to profitby
to take a thing in
iiuiuiuiliii
/^iif.
to
tiiiiu^uiit
[thed. jest;
suspect; ["lilfii,
fi

woman.

it ;

-,

to marry
^iiii-P-liJii
l],a.%iif(n^u
sf. an afiSanced, betro;
m^fli i,piuJ-iu^
etc.
S.
etc.
take
leave of, to bid adieu
to
piu^uA
W^imtliiit
\i,ifni-ia^in
or
s. men's
room
dwelling. to ; opifbiulito take example ; ;"""-*/^\\^%u/hnj
to take arms,
to arm
s.
figureor statue of to breathe ; yti
1),"l)"ui"/"i"o4^^
one's
man.
self;
inupJpi to incarnate,to be
-

-,

incarnate ; tyunf-mJiii to take birth,to

-

"/fc_
a. manly, masculine
}i^%uijl[i
;
q.M;/p s. genitals.
feasible ; making, maker.
a.
\i,,u%tri[,
s. pi. actions, acts, deeds.
M^i-^it-ilip
-

make,

to

U./iAti/',
lupuipliva-

to

j"^ik
; 4^A

odious

to make

to create

to marry

; p.uipi.n^

that

some

one

had

I
it!

a. correlative.
U,n.)v^u.4/"^
s. relation.
Mjiii^i-Plii^ii

to pronounce
]i,n.i,fiiAitir,
A-j/iva.
to wet.
regularly: to sprinkle,
s. prosody ; pronunJf^a.nii.uAiii.p-lii.'ii
ciation.

words

ilk-puinpii

; uMm/r/l,
-

y,n.#ya.c'x/*o.
ll^nu-uililB-i/'.

H^mf-in-iHis. watering, sprinkling.

um.^

^pi-n^

wish

done

a. relative.
]\jn%^u^iu'b

to

cause
;
to remake

out; lun-iii/p
luniikp np, how

should

do,

to
produce, to compose,
fabric,to operate,to act, to render,to
commit, to effectuate, to execute, to

to form,

shoot

ill; p""/'/"i^fpln,
well,
Jj.n-nig.,
; alive,
I'j "J/ o. healthy
iiy
vivacious ; salubrious, wholesome
to
lid,
; vaSlbu,,, nt-jlkpto do good, ill,
wrong
entire,complete, perfect, [some.
some
one
.p*-f I have
; /A^, "^ ""/"""^/"
wholeor
more
done nothing to you ; ip'i'i_a. very
'H^i.nigiiii.n/ii
/"j4 t"iV"
that ? ^[luiinr ilpufku
who is in his senses,
what
to do with
a.
H,n.nii^iii^u,
to do that ; ^/f_
how
whose
I do not know
judgement is sound; lively.
not what to do ;
mlrir
son,
reas. good sense,
If^iii/t'iJ'iiini-P
[ii.'ii
qlt%i_ 1 kuow
sensibleness.
Auyb
4iM,M."i-j the singingof birds ;
to
y.a.iiiguitiuiir,
ni^tik-i, to sacrifice,to immolate ;
uijuijvn.to be cured,
health.
heal, to recover
^^q-jtn tfha-uuqnM-tfiijl'^uuiui^ "Mun.urf^
brious,
lull
nx-P-ht^i qjuiniuitintMiM l^utuM
I' ""j a. healthy,salu]i,a.nil^puip
do

"fc4p yo
,

"

"

'

tall

in

member
forget;to reassail ; to judge ;

iIiii/utCuA to seek; to
-

; to

to finish

serve

; to

couvalesceut.
iiin.nq2."

end.

or

dormouse.
W^oAtai i[iiiiiiij/
s.
virile ;- ""tr/f-"""(p
genitals.
l],n.%/i
a.
,

nuptials.
espousals,
]ij^'ii/iiouiii-P-[ii^iS.
virile
mind,
s.
bravery,
\\,iuiini.p^lii^i
strength of mind, courage ; virtue.
U/tinu/; uin-li
va.
to

accept,to

receive, to take,

to

come
collect,to welderive, to gather ; to

admit,

to

; to reap, to
to occupy;
to take

have,
off,to
retake;
on

on

ry
car-

^uimuiiinLiiu to set the

edge ; uipiTiuu,to take root ;

the ear;

teeth

to

away,
to
rob ; ilfrpuuil/ii
receive
box
to
a
muimiuliii,

to
ravish,

surround, to enclose ;
n^pni^a
to
sing; /""iki_-"to encompass;
trpiM,
,

to

"

salutary.
OT Pt-p_
CMVeil^'iinpaif.
U/"-OY"f""ytuY_fl.

to
to

tO CUre,
VU.
\i,n-nii"iuaii'-aiii'"ilrir,
ii-j['
heal, to restore to health or to life,
resuscitate;-nJlmu, to undeceive.
ty,
s. health, life ; salubri^i.iii^,i-Pl"i^i

healthfulness ; cure,
health

; j-

^Irp

to

your

of
recovery
health ! 4""""_

tO bC COUVauiuiinlil_Jiun.aif^ii-Plriiili,

in health ; ^"iipm-^j
lescent, to return
0, dclicat,feeble,
m^iap, jiri/jifiiiii-li-,
to
wavering health ; iiiiu^uiuiuhi_
i/to
one's
health;
luiuun.iupyi_n-,
keep
the
health
ruin
to
^puHnuL,
;
destroy,
,

"niiiiuicJ-

to be

IU."/f.a, young,
brisk.

convalescent.

blithe,lively,gay,

Mb

\i,n-yfu,pL"ip^
a. whose
that

U,'"-3:'/-//AA
a. young,
look

to make

person;

/A"}, tellme; "^""/"uj

as
; n^uiku uiuui^ui^
,

said ; 4"""/;"n-o,n

word

in
briefly,

not
; i^liuitiTqp,^ , I know
to say ; 'ip^'i_
what
Mua[i^lr'i,
^4* ,
will they say of you ? iu%^l,m,k ^p
u,^
one

to make

ubu^

younger.
ing
growof life,
vigour.

again; prime

say

what

robust.

ad. privately,apart,
l]./"-"^n;f/(

rately.
sepa-

what

you

dation
foun-

is without

say

he

does

not
;ifl'inki^p [hj^uiuk,
what
he
to
^injiii-,
says ; tjufiif-

l],/"-/"y"P-#,"-/?//iA5.
youth,bloom,
young

".om

must

one

have

we

JOUng,

D." y/v^/'y/itjuAA-'/',
m-jf,va.
young,

of

are

hips.
\i,n-nf^l.u/l,uj,/;
Wll. tO gFOW
mjuy
become
again.
young

young,
to

haunctes

firm

has

\i.m

C4

know

repeat always the same

thing ; qJfUMp^
(tliti
[ii^p
iipjL-^^to give one's opinionon
-

to tell falsehoods
lies
to speak
of water
stream
brook,
^2^./;"^u."i-/?/i"J"#
;
; 4A-y#t"." or
the
truth ;
to shod
to say yes, no ;
tears
^niik-f^"uuipinuiunL.uig,
lyn,
r,^
does
that
what
1p'l_ liuiJlijlilyu
profusely.

U,n-i.t,"/y
ny

tronch, channel;

s.

thing ;

some

small

nni-,n

U,nji"_u,^
mj

rivulet.

uiuhin,
but what do I
i]p'i_
that runs
like a
as ovoa.
U,"t""-."4",^4,"^
say
uiuh-^tjlit~.piunuitt"lii-n
rivulet with a great noise.
ry one
i^if.J[iu,a to say to
says ;
one's
when
he
self; ^m/" /'^"^As. channel, aqueduct.
U.n-nL^^m'ip
mauj^
has
said that, at these words
". trench, channel,ditch.
U,ra.".t.,""/^^
; qtya
ui^
etc. S. ^n-nju-ufiiuiir,
that said.
U,"i-/7i_"^m%","/;
etc.
uiuijhuti_,
U..i."t..7/"
asiatic.
*. taking,
(J,u/"ui4"i,7"
a.
reception,capture,
possession ; acceptation, sense, signis. needleful, thread, string
fication l],i//^.i"%/i
;
lemma
uauilutti
to
lt"*uni^qii"lil^r
; assumption (inlogic)-;
h-njl^
pf"P;
s.

? uiji_

mean

niltij

a~

receipt.

thread

^n-nHiliiiTCujn.
".
whisperor

mer,
infor-

denunciator.

accuser,
,

lucemo.

a.
U,/z.ti^u.u"^/"///"/,
prompt, prepared

be

s. needle-case.
l),."#^.u^/nj

embroiderer
'^"i^ituijipir
; a.
laj s.
embroidered;-^, embroidery; lace;
vellum laoe.
[to purfle or purflew.
,

\Sfi-ni-njin
s. bot.
ni-uil,j
-d^iru to

needle.

prompt,

to prepare

to embroider;
lL#Y*".^"7^6-t//",
va.
"-j/i

one's

self.

H^n.in'bp,
ad-

at

home,

at one's

\i^i/'hui^npli-ni-P-[,Li,
s- embroidery.
s. amulet.
U,"yfc",%/i

house:

domestic,belonging to the house;

to teach at
familiar; ",-un.-^,u'i,lri_,
home
cords
;
iu%liu,i,i.n,^pi"^,^
familydisc.

civil
,^,n,u,hp,^^r,

war

u.'^op/ru.j
,

a"^^

^i_.to dine at home;

/.^^ domestic
affairs ; 4/"7,^fr^.i
house dress
ning-gown.
mor-

]J,unplriu^
hliujjS. rOCkct.
a.
s. syriac.
M.tinphp^'b

diurnal
\S,n^opk"'li"''''
ct.

a. woolly,fleecy.
l],H/7".A-,^
l],u"it./i
ket;
i-."ja. woollen ; s. blan"i_",
cloth,stuff;flannel;drapery.
,

H./jjiA .uu'iinga.
,

that

is

endowed

with the facultyof speaking, reasonephemeral; daily; inconstant,uncertain,

able,
temporal,perishable.
giftedwith reason.
[tely.
ad. the same
D.".o^fi
day, immediaU,u/""."{
s. shootingstar.
,^ 1],u,uj/7l"6U.[/u"yu""s.
iron
horse
*"
l],fiu;u.^%
saying,
nj
armour,
word, term, expression; proverb ; dictate; armour;
trooper, horseman; a. caparisoned,
,

recital.

[horse).

u."^7t" iitui/iiA
i/ni-iipiju/iig
s. needle
of a,^,"i,Jh eye
; itu.f(
; ,/;^^[,^
",iru,i_ magnetic
; w^jnt-juAi-^^t
Ju/i, f^iij.
to thread a
ituiliMiMini^Jii
\j,iiir,i;
to
va.
,"uiz,ji[,
say, to express,
,

to
to

speak,

to

recount,

"

(J,uii{i/i^u"%,uuu/"/u
s. hound.
s. huntsman,
U,"u|"u;}u.%/i

hunter.

|j,iiu^u.4u,uf"-,"
s. a.
cavalry general.
]i,.iu("/i,^u,l[
\i,i,"/,t,u,u,'i"i.
s.
stirrup;
,

relate, to recite,to tell, ifni -[, stirrup-strap

"leather.
or
,

to

declare,to pronounce, to
to dictate ;-ju,,u,u2iu,f.np,
utter,
tell;
to fore,

to repeat;
4^pu,"[,-i,,

to caparison (a
\iyuui,u,fl'i,y,r,
va.
hr^f,

s.

stable ; drove

of

[ble (horse).
p""/"/.-/, \i^uui.i,uu,u/ii[,l,
a.
brought up in a sta-

to speak well,badly
^,"^/," j^^,//.-^^
_

\i^;ui.uuinMu% uij

horses,horses.

1J,"i^ufuiuf^
marauuij s. straggler,
,

\ms

aus

C6

divine.
fer
a.
y^uiquSiM
"lii morning-star,Venus, Luciadorned
a.
1],S^u"f
U,5""^o^7.*-"""^
.o^f.
Rn-ti.-'shooting,flying
;
"c"jt./Yi
God.
of
the
with
or
grace
star 5 pJt-lrn^iujlili
^laniniainnt^i pOiar, by God,
aS" ,qj-b
a. that bears
\}Ji-UMq^h-ui^
[etc.
fixed star.
God.
carried
God
by
;
W^imqiupui^ etc. S. U^uilriiiaicia^u

aun^iUL-outfi

"

'

'

is

that
a.
U,"/"",^."^r".^4

by

star ;

l],5"^tj/.4n. inspiredof God.

s.
inspirationof
m,b^uMjy.i.-jni-P-ptJi

ced
announ-

prognosticator.

enthusiasm.
s. proguostic. God;
\S^u"ia.^nu.^"linL.[H,tX
a. joinedby God.
cope.
telesVA^iujjijf
astrolabe;
s.
\S,u,n^n.l""uMli
a.
}i^u,qoi, strengthened by God;
has

who
a. that
Y^intiiu^t-pui

of

theTorm

has

divine strength.
is united

a. who
|),6^i"/"/"n.%

[\^,up,uj,r

star.

a.

astrologer. [logy.
s.a.
l},u""Y"/4.%
astros. judicial
}J,um,i.a'iin,,/nt-PptA

to God.

by God

for

cared

Providence.

mhuini-P-l.Li,divine
,

God.

seeks

a. who
\S^"u["yq_

brought together by
a.
l].5"./"tj/p
of God.
inspiration
a.
\i^u,lupuim instructed by God.
\S^,ul"oua. who
speaks of God;

the
with

studded
a.
\\^""[u,mI^"1,

stars,

starry.
1

of love

and

of God

beauty.

a. venereal; of
W^auiiililT.a'i,

Venus.
the

God,
s.
\kuu.n^i"^nj
[falsegods, idols
ir^ iuirn^s.pl.heathen gods,

U.USnhU.tr.

Supreme Being.
\liimnt-uf

or

speak,to

to

vna.
XS^iMi^oulriT,
Ir^fi

goddess

morning-star; Venus,

clared
de-

by God.

cifer;
or
^iu;sf.Venus, Lu1],f"i"Y/'{'
mii^MMii

God

with

course
dis-

; to talk

divinely.
of God
s. discourse
yS^oMfuoun^p-J,^
with God; theology.
or
of or
a. produced by, born
|].6^".6-i"^
proceeding from God.

s. theologian.
\},^uipin%
has
the knowledge
UAiu^uf^o/?- a. who
a. theological.
TH^iupu/iiu-iiu/i,
of
God.
course
disto
to
}j^uipuAt-,r,
vn.
write,
hjf,
^u.irm'uoPnLfs. knowledge of God.
or
speak theologically.
of God.
l].5m^/Aa. Mother
^t-p-ia^
s. theology
U,5".p"A/.L/3?
;
made
constructed
or
a.
or
U,5"i.4""^./"
mythology.
if-pjiitpiu'iini-P-li
Ibnuiuj
ad. theologically.
[to God.
by God.
U,5,".puAo^ti"
ad. godlike,divinely.
W^u.iiuiira- willedby God, agreeable
Jifi^uiputp
nity,
divine ; -1" ". God, divi'Q^uiliu,%
a.
a. declared
by God.
U5u#pu"/rpu""God
dwells.
divineness.
a. where
Mfi^uipiiui^
[by God.
estabUshed
or
ii^iMiliuifuf.
fit. produccd by God.
a. ordained
Hfiatpni^qfu
God or
lives with
ture
a. who
a. that
U"""P"."-'i!r
li^iulitriuj
partakes of the naof God, that belongs to God, divine.
according to the will of God.
of
has the knowledge
a. who
o. godlike, in the form
U.A-""(^^"^
U.Su.ift"'
of God.
God, divinely.
written or engraved
a.
U,4-."^/"6D,a-u"^^/i
n^uM^t-pma. made or built by God.
God.
God.
a. that bears
[of
by God.
U,^"i4^^
the
in
who
walks
that participatesin the
U,d-u"^^j
a.
a.
W.^ui^'iiuij
ways
divine nature
secrates,
a. made
or
Wfi^uiq-nptt
by God ; that congrace.
-

that

causes

God

to descend

placed

or

va.
W^uiif.npirtJ',
lr^[,

; to

li^uilinp,
a. where

divine,sacred.
to render

like
god-

God

has

walked

his foot.

s. side
li^uMiiniiai,

or

part

of God.

consecrate.

s.
W^uiif-niih-ni-P-l.L^
resemblance,

conformity with

God

c. who
l],5"/if.nL/3-

; consecration.
is divinely merciful^

[by
established
a.
or
llAu"^^"/"
a.
ySj^uiif-pn^
imprinted or
by God.

God.

ordained

marked

U,5u#4o^a.
God

was

called

by

God

; where

invited.

a. pious,religious. [God.
UA/u^^otr
a.
agreeable to or pleases
U,"-i"4u.2(fy
s. father
|],6-u"4u"/^
that
a.
U,a^K"4u"^w

the

anger

of God.

of God.
calms

or

appeases

U.US

D.US

07
^

chastised or punished by
a.
Mfi-m^uip
[manded by God.
God^
ordained
a.
W^b-in^inuiTa/b
done by a
U.5-""4f"""j_
a.
diYinely.
invited or
a.
1],6ru/4^""i.^^

or

devotion.
religion,

com-

miracle
called

by

conjointly.

man

a. that wars
l],6-ii"i/;"i^"n

ven,
againstHea-

that

is repugnant
to God;
declare
to
againstHeaven.
d',",n^l_,
a. that
\^h-"u,lhpi
a. who
X^iuditii-,a^

is

\ifi^a,yi'ni-l"
a. who

forgottenGod.

ned
profoundlylear-

things; who is
by God.
; hardened

familiar with God

U,5j/."fi."-ui
where
a.

God

enters

or

dwells.

CI. that hates

\i,ir,u,nlr,"jj

lia-urmt,/a. that has

"

of God.
s. given by God, infused
U,6-"""nn"-;/

np. Deodatus.

lj,5".1/i"fr,
mj/iy
God;

God;

become

to

make

to

vn.

self,to join one's self

resemble

unite

God;

to

to

[godlike.
God,

resembles

that

a. built by God.
y.S^jt^jr
God
a. given by
l),5m2*##Y"4

the grace

one's

to

God.

\i,^u/r,inu%
a.

; full of

familiar

or

with

God

holy pon^lu/piuiMiis-,,,
tiff.

make

to

admit
any thing, to deify, to
the number
of gods, to idolize.

into

that
makes
l),5""/j/.t-jj/.^

thing;

holds

to suffer: who

caused

has

the doctrine

God
that

to suffer.

is amenable

s.
H^ui^up^pnu-P-fitJii
passibleness

[by God.
UA"#ii/""4a. preserved or protected
worships God,
X^uMufiu^na. who
devout, spiritual.
pious,religious,
honoured
by God,
a.
M\^,au{tuu,l,iof divine nature.

a.

who

rates,
rolatos,nar-

of God.

l),5"".Y""^^A-"given by
a.

[taught by God.
a.
or
|),5uj"-,iA^
given, transmitted
drives

that
a.
]^",i,ip,ul"niij
God

causes

to

away,

far off:

remove

pleasant
un-

to God.

divinely.

who preaches
s. knowledge
\\^^l,u,"i-P-l,L%
theodicy.

)^,u^mpni^a.

U,5i-i/Aa. divine ;

s.

God.
of

s. drink
|J,*^"./"/tf/.

God,

deist.

a. divine.
W^h./yi,

[tar.
of the

gods, nec-

a. repugnant to God.
H^l^iij-^l^ir
that has
received
God;
(J,5^%4uY_a.

received

or

accepted of God,

chosen of God.
a.
}},b-iAiiM[i[,
that
a.
]}^li,raiuin
llS/x/Juj
,

God.

wisdom

of God,

instructed

s. oracle
l].5^/o"n"-/3/"ti

U,5u."/"/"""4
a. crowned
by God.
God.
sent
a.
by
U,^,un.uip
chastised by
^fiujuiuau,
a.
of divine wrath.

of

ble
agreea-

to God.

has divine honour.

ll^muiuimnur

god

deifies.

s.
deification,apol),5iuj/.t.jn"_"'ffi
theosis,

shines
who

that

that
a.
bright, brilliant,
|J,5m//"/B;^

holy: Bible,holy Scripture.

y^ia^opiuipa.

a.

any

that

of God.

speaks

by God ; that deistrengthened by God ;

a.

ni-y/ivu.
|],6-^ijnt.j"A"r./',

*" inspiredby God, divine,

Ij,5/u2?'-'*'i

comes

[fies.

god of

conjointly.

who

sees

that resembles
a.
U,"-."".t"//.^
God,
S. l|,i-""/i-oj""-/3^"
W^irufinh-nni-PllLi,
s.
lJ,Si"m"",/"t./?/,t.*r
hatred, aversion

UAm^ta.^

of a divine or
s. state
\^iajiini-Pl,i^i
divine
and
human
a.
}]Jtu^pu,/iia%

God

that

seen,

[divine.

friend of God
U,a-"y/A
a. divine,belonging to God;
[sacred thing. divine,holy;
sacred,pious.

one's

God.

a. made
\Sfi-u,piup

s. Epiphany.
]J,^u,f,yu,'i"i^p-[i^r,

self

to

becomes
liAm^^/A^n..^
a. that
befits,

God^

in divine

versed

or

is

j-

God.

near

has

God

a. created
U."i-""""'t.^"by God.
S.
[God.
}j,^."up,^-i,^
|]"^4^-"^.

of God.

and

J. God
l],a-ia./i,^^

lJ,a-'"""^"A"'-/^/""-'i'
s. deicide.

who

of God.

s. Mother
1J.6-"../;b,^,

God

by

brought up in the fear of God.

that
has put
\l,}^-utiu{M,A
a.
death.

a.

discourses

cherished
HVmo^/ntS/iy.
a.

or

[God.

given by God.
\ifi^u,J[,p
U,6-"2"'",".
a. declared
by God;

a. that loves
UA"""/tp
God, pious.
s. love of God, piety,
\l,ly;uu[ip"i-[3-[,i.^,

God

s. Son
|].5"7^^/"

; that

has

the

by heaven.
:

S.

U,5i/#^#o_

of God.

s. divinity;
U,5.."-/?/iL'y#
deity;God.
|].5//i-4^
sf.goddess.

il

ftsa

iisn

68

H^ni-iiulia. that has received

or

tooth-'
s. tooth-pick,
\ijnii,3lu.liplini.ui

braced
em-

picker.

God.

\\,uiuiaitu,i,u/u
s. forceps
:

instructed by God.
a.
W^ni-iinjj
,

or

piece off.

[edge.

}S,inuiHi,iun-ni.
tt. that sets the teeth

s.
\i^u(ui^nni.p-[,iii
piety, religion,

love

dentist.

M^nuiSbuiili.
a. denticulated,
notched,
indented ;
to notch, to break
i.nph^hi_,

ad. heavenly,
lJ,5/"i-i#Hi
jl]^/"n/7"-6-n"-i/."
of
God,
divinely.
by God,
a. atheist; s. apostate.
U,A-ni-^"y

on

s. settingon
M^inutULuiiLni-P-liiA
edge.

"worshipof God.

bit or bitten ; ".#!..

a.
Ji^uilruiui^uAi
a. theocratical.
W,in,umiui,lkp
with the teeth.
to bite,to wound
s. theocracy ; divine
'Q^uiir,"n^[9-[,M-'b
*/*-/_,
with
the teeth.
ad.
[piety.
U,""uii%i//j/"
majesty.
of God, charity,
a.
toothed, notched,
l),5/.^^"ii-P^"i-t/".love
\Sjiiut!ihu,^nii
vine dented.
of God, di|],5u.i-,/nt./3/.iA
s. vision
U^ntuA
intuition.
s. tribunal,court,audience,
u,lr%l,g
ad. divinely,
auditory, assembly of judges,
godly.
lJ,5o^45/
S. y^nn^X.
\i,uu,n.J2C
seat,bar ;magistrate ; senate ; j- iHum^
-

\^u,"n,.um ad. hence, thence.

ad. hence
\\,u,"u,nlh,

it^,

; here.

or

dsalor
in wool.
lH.up.uif.npir
u,j tt.s.
s. wool-trade.
ll,u^"u^/7^a-/"._/J/i"_7/
{{."^wooIIy.
\S,up,^ili^
ly
woola. lanigerous,
^"ptrqk'ii
tt";'*-"^7
,

\i,u,,ul[
clever, capable; il^ih/jto
a.
[be clever.
capable.
-

be
;

together an assembly.
[J,,"4^n. hateful, odious
disagreeable, unpleasant ;

cil;
coun-

call

tiresome,

that bears

s. hate, aversion, horU,mA-^i./?^ti

enmity, dislike.
rancour,
U,.//A-./",
tj/,va. to hate, to abhor, to
detest ; to become
tired of, to take a
dislike to[claimer.
M^,nir'hujp.,u%
s.
speaker, orator, A"-

matory.
M.inlriuip.ui'bujliui'ba.
oratorical,decla-

capable,to
ber-work,
tim-

timber;

[ner.

carpentry.

or

convoke, to

rour,

; woollen.

\j,"ii"it-M/;
h^fiva. to
l],i/.u/^iji
//J". matter

tribunal

hatred, malevolent.

be

s.

iini-

before

to
,i.ni-,n"piri_q-

fleeco,'wool.
py
a. lanigerous.
M^p,up.hp

llu^,[int-,

to call

\Sj"ui,ilujif-npir
.ug s. carpenter, jois.
\i,u;aqJu,-fnpitni-l3^[ii-'ii
carpoutry,
,

to

joinery.

to harangue,
lJ,./"ttr,"p,j,%t,r,
vn.
A-j/i
speak in public,to declaim.
0,i#.fe*u,p^i"t73-/,t5/
s. harangue, public

speech, oration, declamation.

\i,,"ir'bui^ph;r,
[va.to report,to
k-jj[i
to bite.

va.
B^uiiuirw^irir,
trj/[i

stenograph.

0,mfria#y.^,nt/?^tA
s. rBportlug, juditfiJh
W^itiuiHii
,

s. tooth
i/ht^i^ i/uMijj

^iTui'iiu ,

set,

cian report.

of

row

chancellor.
*. secretary:
\i,,nk't,ujq.uil,p

to indent ;
luuiujirntAu
IJ.'"t^'"7-"//'""-/?/""-i
; jopp'l!-i_
s.
secretaryship,
to break
'l'yV^I_
qi^u'uilfnt^iu
secretary'soiEce.
^nninuifilr"j
the teeth, to notch, to break
off; "^
to bite ; mliShni-^
tO SOt
{],.,,
irlri_,
ititnutlTttthL^,
i,'iiu,ii,"i_,
uig s. magistrate, senathe teeth on edge ; i,u/i,lri_to extract
)J,i"ifri"."4"Y""_/3^^tA
s. magistracy.
qdraw
out a tooth ; ^wor
that belongs to courts
W^.nir'iituiiiu'iM
a.
"i-munlm'iy
teeth

Ihave
-jiuct [""!',

tooth-ache

the toothache

of

justice,
judicial;
public,oratorical;

tfini-a, carious tooth; ir"ippiri_s. orator; magistrate; judge; practitioner,

clean
the
or
q^umuiilhi^iu to brush
[judge.
to gnash,
teeth; 4i"^"'^/.
\i,i,iir'iiifuik-in
If"'"""'"'-'*'"
s.
ch'sf-justice,
,u^
;

-,

"

to

show

the teeth.

to be summo\^,i;i,'iiuj^,up^i]^%l"rmi.
ned

tooth-drawer.
l],".,"jffi""pn;cf".
dentist,
s. forceps
\i,inu,!li,u,l3-iuif
(if-npitl^
; a.
toothless ;

^^if"/",to lose the

tuniihiT
to
va.
Xi^iniuilhiuiliij
mn^ilyj'
U."i/"2fiu//,//Y^ uo.
or

draw

out

tooth.

teeth.

bite.
to

cxtract

before

tribunal.

lJ,.#7"fj"/"
/"jJ. atlas.
a. full,fat,abundant, fertile
\\,u,ng
;
-i,u,"li,eared, an ear (ofcorn).
,

U.m/Tp.u'fcu/i/",
"u^-;j vn.
full,fertile

or

fat.

to

to
fill,

be

UPU.

uru.

Gj)

\i^iiitpuimiTuliiy".
U.""!^
; -4.j"/"4pyellow

\i,l"iu^[ii_,
ifflii^ii'y s,

ear

to fill,
U,"i"i^ii/_^nUfa/%"-"r,
VO.
to
ni-j/'
make

(of corn).

full

stork.

\],iuu,i.nL.p-l"i,
s.
celerity,velocity,
rapidity, nimbleness,
swiftness,
speed.
.

or

fat.

acceleration,

s.
fulness,abundance,
u^i'npni-P-lii.%

fertility,
ripeness.
^^,aru"[l^ul^Ia%
".
s. attic.
m^uiuiii^t-jii,
a. red, of a fiery
U,"Yf""^#ytf
eolour.

learns quickly.
a. who
W,p,uiiJti-unL.:th

fiery,ardent, burning,
\i,a,(,m^li

Mpuiir,nj, /y

a.

red-hot,inflamed.
U,atpTCMiM%ia/i
titj S, pistol.
,

Persians).
llp'"?-""-%

ulcer, ulceration;

marked
a.
ll^,u.a-^t.r

\},miinu^u/Tt
uij

s.

cicatrice ; spot,stain.

fire-temple(of

s,

the small

or

pittedwith

pox.

va. to graze, to pasture,

U^u,(r/rir,
irji^
quick,prompt, to keep, to take care
of; ^aqj;,
nimble ; rapid,swift ;
dexterous,
ditious; to cherish vain hopes, to build castles
expein the air.
frequent;"rf.quickly,promptly,
swiftly,
adroitly,
speedily;
U,;"u.a-/..r,
frjiyvn. to pasture,to feed.
very
quickly,very soon.
[quickly.
a. male
Hput^u/i,
; gr. masculine; -^
that talks
1i,ituM^utp.u%
a.
odd ; or taphliu/i,,
fluently,B. |],/i.u"^"u%^
p-pi.,
;
]i^uifiiii.,a%ni-p-[.^i
s.
quickness of jaundice.
of expresspeech, verbosity; facility
a.
TCiJiiuMuiiupi,
public;
sion.
l],^ui4t"/i
.

"

""%p

a.

"

uiminmiy
a. that
O.^ioY-ui^/i^

writes

much

roughfare.
thofrequented,

quick.

walks
"*" that
""/'""/"""^'"jf

or

to catch

l),^u"/^i^
s. Jupiter,Jove.
Armenian.
aRpuM,nM,^,huij
U/'u/i^^ pi-n; (itfuja. sf. married

goes

quick,swift,rapidU,^u"^u"^ny%
a. very
quick, quicker.
s. tachygraphy.
u.putfiaif.fini-P-pi.'ii

W^iitM^ut^,
fj s. toil,net

road

mals:
ani-

to impregnate,
"ifiitru

woman;

to

violate.

S. Qii/i.j
v^"^"r.
U./"""?-""/?t"that
a,
\i,pui^uil3-n.l,^
flies fast,winged, swift,rapid,nimble,

Armenian.
]A,pu,Jiru,%a.
hard, strong.
a.
\\,l,u,uuinf
s.
spot^ stain, blemish
\i,[i,um
ntf

prompt.

vice,fault,defect ; sign,natural mark ;

to regard
stands
U^ui^uYni.^a. 'that hears, underblot, disgrace; j- 4'^/*^;..
easilyor readily; that has fine amorously or indecently.
ears.
cently
that regards indea.
[quick.
U,^""inu"4u"/^u/^
that moves,
a.
I],^"a^""/""".^u"j
stirs
or
amorously, immodest.
a. that fades,
withers
\},pui^w/ii,i,i/hi.p
a. vitious,
faulty.
Rpuiinuii-np
dries soon.
mination;
stain, contas.
Rfi,uuiuii-npn"-P-fiM%
I),^u"^uf/"o"/
a. that
speaks rapidly.
vice, defect, imperfection;
a. that happens, arrives
1],^"""^"n4/i"/"
deficiency.
or
comes
to spot,to stain,
quickly.
va.
[ty,clever.
U,^,mmA-ir,
/rj[i
a. acute, ingenious,
\],putf.uijpu,
witto soil,to spoil,to blot,to vitiate,
to
that moves
a.
l},/""f^'""5''^Jcontaminate.
quick,
light,
active,
nimble,quick,dexterous.
Hpu-P 115 s. act, action,fact,deed,
creation ; -^
\},pia^ui2u,pJ-m-P-[ii.%
s. agility,
work
ness,
lightt-plt-k^^
; production,
quickness,dexterity
achievement
; flexibility.
iV exploit,
that is soon
|],^u"f.u"^^2i'u.%
ed
enda.
creature, created
s.
U,f"
dead.
or
creation
being ;
; generation; work,
\},pui^ini/tn/u
a. that soon
changes.
deed, action.
that walks fast,quick,
who writes the
D./""'?^""f!m/f_a.
\i,pa,pujiru,uiiiiMiin--ira.
or

nimble.

creation

of the

world, (Moses).

Rf^^t-.r,frj/.
vn. to hurry one's
\i,nianitiuilriJil
O. of Ararat
self,
;
P-unf-ui^
hasten, to be diligent.
the
kingdom of Armenia.
"-np.K-P-lii,
creator
\i,ljutflri/nL.jui^,tj;
;-author.
ni-jPvtt. to hastoH,
0,/"""^/"^".
to
of the cereto dispatch.
s. master
accelerate,
monies.
press,
\S,piM,pn,iuiuiirui
that
a.
U.p'ufl^'R'u^
runs
quick,swift.
"

to

to

UPP
rite,ceremony;
s.
}i,p,apn,i,,"-Plii^

11ii{uiminnlj3n.fi
ulutuiujnuii^tnj'ujainjq
OX
,

[an act of theatre.

action; work, deed;
s.
W^^iuipni-uih-

turgy.

written
\S,pu,p}u,flf[,

the hand

by

a.

of the
inspiration

by the

belongs

the

or

that has
a.
\S,pujpfu,lil,p
^[""'Cli"'d'3associate
""

carried
in the

drink.
one

to havo
pity
h^l vvM.
\\^pq.,ui,aimh.r,
to
to
console,
grieve,
compassion,
comfort ; to conjure, to entreat,to
to intercede.

demand,

$" compassion,care;
W.p^.u'^uiu^ni-PJ

[carries the creator.

creator,

one

S. pi. S. H^^"/4"'"'"'-.
Jj^nif-ai^ujinljAp

to the

constructed

or

a.

makes

s. the act of making

Wppni-gni-Hii
drink; the act of watering.

plastic. to
; efficient,

creates

; that

made
\\,[,i"P^litrpm

by

a. who
Jkppni-jli^

creator.

that
a.
'\S,p,"P^u,li,"'i,
creator

to attain the
iiutaufiilri,
puberty ; j-u
to
^uiut-iufj
j-u
grow;
age of puberty,
adult,pubescent, marriageable.
nt-j/'va. to give to
U,^po"_juAti/',
drink,to soak; to water, to steep.

creator.-

by
s. creator.
l!,^""^^,u^"^6to create.
va.
trtjli
l).f""^^ui^o^6-"-"/",
crcation.
s.
}i,["ujl,^uj:i.ni,i"n^l3-[,i-%
ed
ordainor
a. established
'\],p"j[,^uii.l,p
the

or

U.P'f

70

consolation, comfort; prayer,

or

cation,
suppli-

intercession.

tion.
crea-

U,^^.u/'ii"4
"'J *.

broth.

s- creator, author.
ll,^u"^^,uu;tm
that
has
the
seen
a.
\^p,upf,ui"tTu
the
creator
that
is
creator.
seen
by
;
that
resembles
the
a.
I],f7ii.^^,"m/.u"
after the image
creator, that is made

of the

[by

creator.

the

W.pu.j

sixth

vagina.

\},pf,u"iui-np,
"._3

a.

fertile,fruitful,

fecund.

abundant,

ii,p^,uu[ip
tion;
uSruig\s-pi.fruit,produc,

benediction,grace, favour

ofthe

month

ancient

fecims. fertility,
\}j,fuiua,i-"jpn--[3-^^
dity,abundance.

creator.

tt. glVCn
t^puip^ut^Mi/hti.
l^piup^inni^p
s. creation.
\i^pu,p^i-[3liiii
s.

[" or nj s. matrix, womb,

W.p^ui'ii.jbelly,bosom; abdomen; ^n'^. "Aj^ -^.

Armenians.

; effect,

work.
fertile.
a.
\S,pii.uii-u/iirf.
fertile soilX^nif.uii.iit'iiq.ui^nij^a.
s. fertility.
W^pif.uiL.ui'ii^ni-P'litJii
hinderance,
*"
13'/'?-*"^
M'Pt'^L'

hlj,, Wliuigs. footman,

\l,pi!.u/ii/^u,J^
,

waiter; servant
groom,
ast. satellite.

;-

./n""^"/;{/.
,

to serve
vn.
\i,ppia'i,irtiirir,'(r^^
; -jui\

to be
lint-P-lrufi.ij

the

passions.
s. Service.
X^PfLu/iiirlini-P-lic^
cated;
drunk, inebriated,intoxilJ,^pA-"/^a.
beaten
with a
^u/t. whipped,

encumbrance

stick.

dance, inhibition interdiction ; arrest ;

detention,prison: contrary, opposing;
interdict ; MuiAhijlup.
hlihifir^uilitJii
to
arrest, to hinder, to
li^.'hhij
ipil^ij
to
contradict, oppose, to embarrass
;jmure,
to arrest,to imprison, to imMupliiu'iihij
,

drunkenness.
*" [inebriety,
\kppl=^il'-e

intoxicate,to drink

to

get drunk,

to

inebriation

to

excess.

ll^P^jn/^^.drinker.
s. drunkenness,
\),p[i/rj"t-Pf

delay, obstruction;
difficulty,
prohibition, forbid;
,

-,

U.^/pffc-u//',
hjinj vn.

stacle,
ob-

rassment,
impediment,embaropposition,

of one's

slave

to

cation,
intoxi-

encloister.

arrested,
encloistered,
l],^^fr^"/4'"^'".

cation
enclosed, detained, imprisoned.
u,/um[,jiintoxi;
tention,
s.
passions; 'J^.x'ni.iu'ii.z/j
arrest, deH^^t^u.'i,U.^^t^u'fcny
of
transport
joy ; ^^/^/^t^^-p-lruufi!,to
prison: lazaretto,quarantine;
enjoy drunkenness.
ifi,hi_j-u to arrest,to imprison.
of the

VO.
li,pplrjini-ju,%lr,/;
nJ-j/i

tO

cate, to inebriate; to soak,

drink.

to

Intoxl-

s. pi. cloister.
^^ifArfui^'ii^

make

s. park, close
U,^Y-t""3
; cloister.
struct,
tipsy.
tippler,
'^ibva. to hinder,to ob\l["f^iS"-'f''
briation
to arrest ; to close,to shut, to
\\,pi-in.ni-[3-l,KJi,
s.
drunkenness, ineto intoxicate,
prison
to
enclose; to sequester, to hold, to im; J- i,u,,",u'i,h^ij
to
to
get drunk, tipsy.
t
o
forbid,
interdict,
;
hibit;
proof drinking;drink.
\\,PP.nu.iiL
s. act
to amuse,
to occupy; to interrupt,
of
to disturb.
s. pi.puberty, age
y^PP-nHip"i_7,j

O.^P^/./i"""-.u3
,

s.

li^'ft^int-iH.
s.
forbiddAnce,prohibition,
interdiction;
retention, hinder-

s.
justice,equity,
U,^/^iop#"-/3-/"-5/

right, uprightness,loyalty, fidelity;

interdict.
lrlilr,ihjju,liu/b
rectitude, reason.
"" important, considerable;efficacious
; working ; -o^, a working day.
ad- perhaps, never, if,
not,
\\,liq.lrop
^Pt BonJ.lad. now ; accordingly ; at still,
deed
ineven
u
ndoubtedly,
; certainly,
ly
?
present,now, presently,recently,latewill
liuiphJ'
n^
you
; k"Jp.^
)-/"'4' just now;, directly,
^
jiiliuautntJIj
newly, I cannot ; uijti"iuth
nnufjiup
learned
is as
very lately.
as
one;
any
"i-"-e -'he
ance

^fH

li.p^u.irl.'b
a. new-born.

^[imirir lupiupp^ p-k

I know

"ij

I shall do it or not
whether
m^if-uumniS/i/i
a. new
planted.
a.
U^/^"^,"3
Just,upright,faithful,Pk
ulpkg",r^Irq y ou
-

honest, loyal, well disposed, worthy,

equitable,reasonable, legitimate
; ad.
justly,equitably,truly.

J(,

you?

forbid!

God

-,

i,iupju/i,^
If I lovc

ask

not

[now;

before.

l'"hc'd- already,even
lV?-4'fc.
l!./"?-4'*'

y^q-l-ilruija. present,new, recent,

modern;yiiimju newly born; -.p,
ad*
the moderns.
Utin^ui^iuiq^tMj
jj^^ti^uipujt^iiMit^^Ml^
,

a.
Uipii-u'iiuipa/b
veracious,just.
t

just,upright,honest, innocent.

S. \i^i-["^{f
M.ptl'-^'
torious,
a. meri\i,pq.l,^u-ltu,'i,
\i,p^l,^,ujii/rp
useful,profitable.
fruitful,
"

l],;"Y..u^"*^n^4o. just,equitable,
upright

; justifying.

to be carried
J. justice,
U^^.u/"".^/7^/5-"."-/3^/""_'"/
ty,
equiMS^pij-liLiiu/iiiMiir,
ui^uij vn.
effect or
act
integrity,
into effect, to produce some
probity ; justification,
of justifying.
fruit.
[if-liiiuipk-p
a. that judges equitab|],^^".^i"^.""n
ly,
just,equitable.
[ment.
h-^l va. to fructify,
'\i,l"l.l,i^"uu,ph,r,
favourable
a
U^^io^r If /umnt-/?/.*.equitable
judge- to bear fruit, to make
a- justly tormented.
U./i^""/"''//n"-(
impression,to be advantageous.
that
thinks justly,
s.
production,a.
I],^i;^"ii^"i//.i"i4
W,pq.[,^%ui,i.pn,-P[,^^,
.

__

.o

that is just,equitableiilhis

judgement.

[man.
husbandfruitful;
l],p^[,t-%.t,p.,ip
*" Iproduction;
li/'^'-^""^'"/""-'^/'^'

fruit,
utility.

a.s.

a. just,equitable,upright,
y.PfiMMpui/i

innocent.

agriculture.
tillage,

who weighs, judges

a.
lifq-ujitoj/i^iL
equitable.
equitably,just,
a. very
ll,^^."^iu^/7^/"i/_
just,upright.
a.
\S,l,il.u,p,ujpm
innocent, just,honest.
to justifyone's
vn.
11,^^i"^"/'""u"i/',
uijiy

self,to prove
justified.

one's

innocence

\i,pq^l,Ji,ui^ni.^u/iihir,
iil^[i to make
vu.

tify
produce, to fructo
to
t
o
complete.
execute,
effect,
;
ful,
useU,^,^/i"-'"/",t.n^
uij a. meritorious,

useful

to
fruitful,

or

fruitful.

t-jjiyvn. to
\}^f[,i.'7,uii.np[,ir,

; to be

torious
be meri-

utility.
[fruit,
fecundity
;
ti.""-".^""-/?/."-"'
equitably,
U.^Y-f
exactly.
deservedly,rightly,fitly,
i-hu/b^ s. pi. production,
l],p^/."-*i^
a.
that^loves justice, fruit,utility;
work; merit; deed, effect,
\S^q..i,p,uuk['
just, upright.
operation; price; reality; .u^^tu/./^tp
sentenced
ly
positiveor
ad. in effect,really,actually,
judged
l],^5.f."^"u"/a//.r.a.
equitably; who sentences
justly.
^{th/j to effect,to execute, to
; j^u
the words
were
ad. just,equitable,legitimate
fulfil; [Lu/ii^. ilfi-hl^'
a.
XSipij-uifiui^l,
realized ; ["["""s''
l""h "ui[ia,iu,^
fulfilled,
; justly,legitimately.
actions
the
speak for
tO jUStl- lilA,L. "Ifi-fiy'iVa,
W^pH-MUpittant-uu^li-lI",
ni-tflt
fy, to declare innocent, to acquit,to themselves
; /-/""j experience ; j-tp.
to exculpate, to clear, to absolve, f./r.uij
excuse,
l'p"'ji'by experience.
fruitful.

or

ad. justly,
\S,p^,ui,uiiMik"

*.

"

to

save

ntui,^, to make
,

; -'it,justification.

hjj[.va.
U.^7-4fr./-,

ses
excu-

[cative. ^uimt-liu

yes

truly,yes

deed,
in-

to

polish up;

linen.

sf.fl.UBW-brides.
n.pq.^a.pan^'ii^
s.
lance, spear.
^#.1%
U,^,f%
a.
javelin\S,p,^u.,-np
\i,pji"u/il.p,
bearer, pikeman.

a. justifying,
\i,(,Hji,pu,^nijil,i_
justifi"^' truly,in truth, cerUif?-'"/'^'tainly,

surely,yes,
really.

to iron

UPb

ttPP-

72

tilter ;
a.
ilhih^ to tilt;
B,^r^7/^'"/;jt4-_j

tanned
tt/rtt^^i-^a.

tournament.

joust,
/..u".^u.^4/7"-/?/itS.
U,^.^""-,
ua,j s. artabe, epha, (an

of the

ip'^^O*"" ^^

[stroke.

sun-burnt.

measure

capacity of

have

to
vn.
il'^'l'ir
0,/.fr^"'4'"f'

cient
an-

sun-

65

S.
}J,plr.-ui.flrilJ"K-P^[
\},plri-,"JlrpJ
perihelion.
month
of the Armenians
s. parholion.
\],plri-i"1iiira/iini-pp^i
;
np.
^u"iiu^
{tf-npirli)
city of the sun, Heliopolis;
4"'-"4''
W,plr.-ii,^uji/i s. heliometer.
Jthe eastern
a.who worshipsthe sun.
side.
on
^plri.u,.,i"i^n
s. gnomon.
{n.npirli)
]A,ph,-,ujnjj

litres).

'^plTt^["s.

the

sun:

eighthancient
-

sun;S.

S. SUU-dial.
Xi^nhi-iu^ni-guill
brilliant.
a.
splendid,
X^phi-iuiliuin.

U.^/-.-.

ad, sunlike.
U,/'t'/-"".4*'""P""/"
s. balcony.
l),^/;-^";jiu.4
a. burnt
'^l,h^,ul[i"ulil^q_
by

s. orientalist.
y^^nhi-triuMf-kiii

j].^t"-fr^"cA/"/i.u.'"/^
conqueror

the sun,

tanned.

or

where
the
^phii^,ullb,"Tihir
a.
shoots or enters, bright; solar.

sun

regions.
ern
s. east}J,plri-/riu.infa
y^pk-i-iriui/iniiiiii
,

region.East.
a- that has
appeared or
H^pt-.-iriu/i.^i.'ii

solar.
a.
M,l,lr,i.u,lpj",jlfii
where
}S^phii.iuliiiuiu.lru
a

shines

sun

shoots, luminous, clear.

or

East.

in the

shone
the

s.

a.

of the eastern

master

U.^it.-tft"yt-iyj a. s. oriental ; -^
the
orientals ; the eastern
uip/ri-ir^if
regions.
oriental, eastern;
a.
\l.iilri-titriJii
,

\^,p[ri,uip,m,li"yi_a.
shiuiug like Jthe
resplendent, clear.
brilliant,
a. bright,luminous.
Hkpli-if-uii-k'n
l].^fr^^ti/"e.
exposed to the sun.

^mii/ii

a. sunny.
li,pk-i[.nJi.[,
warmed
a.
\i,plr.i."lrp

^phc-hif hitj s. pi.East ; sun rise ;

eastern
regions, the orientals;"/""'p^

sun,

[warm.
the

by

east-wind

sun,

\\,[ihli
a. strong, Tiolent.
lA.phliiu'ii
s. jaundice.

li-pkbp k"'i]l^
~

"

"

region.

East, eastern
,

juipt-i^hiuto
^m-ijui'iihi^
,

set towards

the

^nl3-hl_tfuiplri^lriu
East; l^nprn-ii^tTij
a. of the same
to turn from the East.
\S,ptr%."li[,j
blood, consanguineous,
[ing term).
little
sweet
kindred, relation.
sun
or
(jestsU^t^/.^
s
a. ungrateful.
\S,pk'iiuiljjni-[3-liiSb
consanguinity, y.^tt.^^1-^"
,

kindred.

a.
^phi-liui,

XJ^plAuiT^lrira.
bloody, sanguinary.
M,ph.-,nu.s. sun; light;life,day; _y-_

day

sunny

fine

weather.

irmlijs. pi. West; sun

"^phi-irni-in^p,
nations ; ^u#^i-t-"/"i_on"
broad, day-light,set ; the western
to come
before the sun sets ; j-'u
the west.
towards
t/"^_ iyu westerly,
to swear
wcst ; -.p
tho
"iini-ij
by one's days or life;
s.
\i,p/ri-ir,iiir,y
t-iyj
-''"
to
nations.
western
4-"^'^^.
H^""WC
J'"il"3
li'hl'LJ-k
deprive of light,to blind; j-k mplii.,^
westerly, western,
a.
}i,pt-i-innfriJ%
to murder, to kill
%Iti^If- j:,,u""i/i,hi_,
west, westerly wind;
west; 4n#^%
;
to lose one's life; ["
region.
iJ'iiiu/i,lri_the
l[ii,i^i,west, western
settingof the sun; jh^ui'iihij,
/,6-^^a^
s.
health; toast;
\^plr4-^u,ni-P-liLii
the risingof the sun
to give a toast, to
; pin^h^ jpiFufhi^
ni^pni-fi
J"".

to

^,zY_,

in

come

-m,,

-""-

sun

sun

to

fi^pn^^p,
some

one,
set

drink
to

to

the

health

of

toast; irm^n,^ A-^p _"i_,

,

--down, sun rise.

\i,iiti.uiif.iu^,
[, s. day-break, dawn,
or

rise.

drink

to the

of

health

some

s. pi. sons
\},piri^i,pii.[ip

of the
s.
V.pi^i

one.
or

pers
worship-

sun.

alum.

W^ptu [" s. Mars, (god

,

and

planet);

s. tropic.
\jtpti-iuii.iiipjt
field of Mars.
-/ror -k-u/ii n-ui^,
bot. vanilla;
l).^.A-i,u.^t"/"*.
ad. awake.
heliotrope. \i,pP^m,[i
J\i,ph^"-iaii.[ii,i,o//
s. helioscope.
a. watchful, vigilant,
}i,pP'i,u,liui'ii
,

s. 60/. litmus,
\i,p/ri-,uftuiiii,/i
turnsole,

sun-flower.

W^pP-'iiui'iiuitr,
luijiu) vn.

to awake.

of sleep:
s. watch
\],pP-'i'"'-l3-'f
; want
S. \S,['lri^iiiif.iuu
\i,phi-uiiruiipp
diligence,
vigilance,'
precaution,care.
,"!. solsticellp/ri-iiiliiii^f.
that does
]J,pP^nK.%
pt/"ja. watchful,
,

U.P\F

ttpll

94

guinary;
sana. s.
U.^/i.-'fcu^^t./^
U,^/."-'fcio4"/'i.
,

murderous,

bloodshedder.

bloodshed,
s.
\i,l,[,LJi,u,^lr,ini-P[i'^'
ness.
carnage, bloodislaughter,massacre,

silvered.
a.
\i^l,(r,u[3-,uuiiM-,n
that
has received
a.
\i,l,ftujl9-u,n.niborrowed

or

money.

loves
money,
of money.
too
fond
avaricious,covetous,
s. silversmith, who
}i,ptyu"p-i"itlia'!Cuin.
that
a.
l],^a-u"/3i//"#^^

bloody.
a. bleeding,
U,^/"-'fc/"4/r,/
s. abundance
0,^/.tii";fr,^""./*/.ti

of

silver-plate
; money-changer.
silversmith.
l],^a-.u/3^""/T"Y"
u"5 s.

sells

blood.
in

or

sanguine,that abounds
\i,[,lit^,,ypia.
blood, sanguineous.
to be turned
\i,pl,i^,u/i,u"r,
ui^uij vn.

a. shiningor
polished
}^p{nup-iitiliiyi_
like silver,silvery,having the colour

red.
changed into blood; to become
blood.
coloured
with
U,j,f
ii.u^t;/4a.
with

a. marked
U,^/.i.7/u,%2u.tr

bloody,
a. blood-sucking,
\i,p[,Jj,u,iTi.nisanguinary,bloodthirsty.
emits

blood,

bloody.

H^/.tit.r,
lrjj[,

to bleed.

va.

a. colour
U.^/.t-'fc/r^ui?/^
bloody.
a. offered
D.^//.tA"^,a-iu/

ver
a.
silvery,made of sil\^l,ifu,p-k-iik'ii
silver plate.
s.
;
to silver.
va.
W,iiitiuPir'r,
A-j//
a.
U,^a-""/?/"silvery, made of silver ;

blood.

who has much

blood,
a.
l].^/f"-iu""u.m
[blood shed.
sanguine.
a
responsible for
I],^/.t.itou;u"^i/"
has little blood.
who
\i,[t[,L-%uiua,/iu,i-a.
that
loves
guinary.
blood, sana.
\i,[.[ti-'i,u,uir['

who
a.
li,pl,JbuijwijMn

of silver.

of

blood, red,

with

the blood.

s.

silver-coin.
s. silvering.
l],^6-.u/3-/7"-ja
.?. trunk; poor-box.
\\,[,tt.uPiit^iuili

p-l,L^,s. love

of money,

stir,to poke, to
to incense, to animate,
revive, to renovate, to
to

va.

ll^flinn-n^ a. watered with blood.

a.
sanguine, full of blood.
lJ.^/"tiou,
'^p[,i^ii,piuli
a.
having the colour of
blood, sanguine,red.
a. bloody, full of blood
\},i,[,L.%"j,.-^,
;
sanguinary, bloodthirsty.
\i,p"-uiP-,
nj s. silver; coin, money,
species; -"y mwij ^uiTCmn-iruto sell for
ready money;
^I'i-'^l?_-. to take or
the silver off;"u'liopwear
a silver
-n/,
[".slave.

vase.

for money;

bought
l],^6-.u/3""^/.t/
a.

a.
silvery,having
''^piruip-mf.njii

colour

the

of silver.

/., uig
lJ,^S^u//3^u,/f"^6.

; a.

s.

smith
silver-

[silversmith.

silver.

trade
s.
\i,piru,pu,^n[,lfni-P[,iii
silvered.
a.
Jl.pl^.fP-uijofr

of

to silver,
to
va.
fry^i
'll,^S-."/?."^o6^fr./",

the

blow

fire ;

irritate ; to

to
renew.

kindler.
a.
}J,[rlta,[ifrli^
s. rekindling.
U./'S-"'/'*-"'-^

\i,n}"^tlrj;
k^[,va.
s. homorrhagy.
Ij,^/,ti4nanr_^/.t4

avarice.

to

enamel.

s. griifin.
U,^"-/7i.u,"t^i_As. eagle-stone.
Wph^ni-uipiup
that has
the sign of
a.
U.^A-n.-ffc^."^'
an
eagle; s. eagle (standard).
s.
U,^6^#u-f ifm-n/ irnijriti^
oaglo ;
oaglot
Au.q. ,upifnu.nj,
oaglsss.
; ^-^
has
a. that
an
^pitn.nii,liu
aquiline
,

nose.

U.^^"S- a. endorsed, cloathed.

/.J s. misfortune, disaster,
U,^;^."S-,
calamity, mischance, mishap, danger,
peril,risk,hazard, chance, adversity,
storm, tempest, evil.
s.a.
^pliufiihib
clothing, dress, apparel;
cloak; that throws, that puts,
that pours.
to
]},p^uAt-ir,
uipliliva.
cast, to
throw, to shoot ; to put away, to reject; to reduce to, to bringto; to sow,

scatter,to spread; to pour

out, to
meddle,
; ["JJf. qu/bAli to inter; to mix
has
or
to intrude, to enter ;
^ Jt".i
hidden the money.
[silver. /""iil^p^uto thrust in, to introduce,to
mix
W^litrujp-uj^u/ii^
4"oiu#j s.pl.mine of
[iJlnnii to insinuate ;
;
^JiiJUi
of
to undergo ;
'[},pfr,"[3.uAnilj
ini-ibgs. melter
l^i'l-/' ''"I'^p.^y
^..pi-u,
silver,silversmith;a. melted or made
to endorse, to put on
one's
lu/iiJtujiip.,
with silver ; that is entirelyof silver.
back ; to put on, to dress one's self;

plate,to wash with silver.

that
hides
a.
]j,[,ftwPu,irp"j[i

to

shed

'

ftps

U.P2

unil"-u to make

bricks ; ^""/_ito winnow

frankly;
^uiiTuipiuili
boldly,
.freely.
to pity;
niinpi/Sn-p-ln-Iri
s, prose-writer.
\^pAiuliuip.u,1i,
pen
fitiH-jIruiA/Af. "(inji to whet, to sharO.
W^piiiul"iu^h-p
ytrpiaptiiaiit
to saw
i^tif.
;
s. suburbs;outskirts
\}.pji,u^uiq^,,jp_p
;
2i"-{'to
uifn^iutto pity; [umShli (of a town).
pour water ; ^.m-Pu
-

corn

"

"

"

to cense,

-,

perfume

to

to seek,
^^1"lr;JL/.^

with

incense

trouble

to

-,

s.
\i,pJa,/ii,tp,."lutf
open town,

one's

make

lots ; //4/'/" her husband.

draw

or

to use, to employ, to
of; "itrJ'/ -, to undertake;
-

use

to make
miapuilint-au/iia^
ftii'lto doubt;
/. irnn-u,jo%uto
,

slacken

forget;

dispatch,to expedite,
to send; to release,to let go ; to
to
relax; to throw, to thrust,to fling,
shoot; to discharge, to disband, to

]i,p^uA[ij;
lupliiyvp.
fall; to dress

to

throw

one's

one's self.

chest; caisson;
trunk, box ; 7-*'fr/_
ji^pk^'L-to pack up,
to put in a chest; 4B.iAjr_jiuplihi/h,
to
,

unpack.
"

or

box-maker

; made

like

to

trunka

box

to cry;

scream,

"

ui^i

to

-,

ogle,to

cast

TCunt-uni-iyP^uto cast a
to shine ; p-nju, liiyirai^niitu
brilliancy,
to yerk ;
to fling,
to sparkle; ^/.j"
the
bow; ifpuitjui'b
"iiiruiu-, to draw
eyes

on;

to let off

trunk.

cashier.
[box.
TUtpiqui^u^lj
uitf s.
*"
M^rh'lth
casket, cash-box, small

load,
un-

dismiss ;
/"/M-.^^ to absolve ; ^u"_
to sung ; Jiujjb
to
plijia
uituputuuiliuiL.

\\"pli'li"t"p^
Wjph'i^h^c"^"^-

unpack, to unfold;

; to

to deliver ; to

\S,pliqlibipu^ s.

maker,

; to

doubtful,

^fbJUi[,i/,"m%^ to place one's self in

to reduce
danger ; /"jni-am^utuini-[3-[iL%
to despair.
self,to

detach, to break

to

sen,
untie, to loounchain, to

to

va.
\^P^ujtitrir,
/rji[,

out
with-

goes

hinderance,freely.
divorced by
sf.woman
]j,pj,u/ilri,iii,

^^tCiuIi to cast
/.^ap /ff"i,b-

try
coun-

fortification.

free,that
\i,pJui/iuM^uj/i_a.

; without

town

self to find ; ^mj'ii to cry, to scream,

to bargain,
to shriek ; iluMpiu uu,li
to make
an
agreement, to contract ;

"

gun

4^^"

session ;

;tpni^

to

to fire

the

person

ad.

ble,
contemptia. despicable,
MS.p^u.J'u.pi,

to divorce
iflilfu

dismiss
a

fart,to

unbridled,unruly;
\},pj,ii^l,ir,
lilrgwjvn.

non
can-

ipumh-ufL to
,

qnp

to

dismiss

break

wind.

helter-skelter.
to be

untied,

delivered, detached, liberated.

vile,abject,low, poor, sorry.
liberates.
who delivers,
dain;
unties,
s.pl. contempt, dis]i,pJt,a/i[,^a.
]J,^4i/ii/^^4".%^
Outrage, offence, injury; "./._
deliverance
ad. disdainfully,
s.
\i,pJliu/in,-aL
; shoot;
tuously.
contemp4io'/L"/"4uf%q^
'["
disbanding troops; dismission;
charge
to
4/""y"*'/''disiit-ifuijabsolution;
\i,p^,ailh,p^t-j;
trj^va. to despise,
divorce.
fend
/I'linl^,
;
repulse,to disdain ; to aggrieve,to of-

; to

s.
leave, holidays;S.
\i,pA,M,/ini-p^

; to debase.

vex

a. contemptuous, XjipJtuil^ni-Uii
U,/i4"""/;"/"4""'
\],p^u.J}"p4l'i_,
offensive.
re,
yS^piuil,,
uig s. column; statue,figudespicable,disdainful,
"

image, idol; instrument, writing;

of Hercules
the pillars
dain, Ijrpiuliikii/L
s.
contempt, dis-^
]i,p^iai/h,p4n,^l,c3i
,

abjection, shame;

fence,liuii_uAiirnn-uijto
vexation,of,

sudden

an

eternal

monument.

humiliation.

]J,^4uii-/i^
,aM-p,ng
great and

become

s.

\\,piu/i,uiii-Jip
tpiug

tcTrour,
fright,

nation,
fear,dread, conster-

s.

inscription,

triculation.
title;epitaph;trophy,protocol;ma-

shock.
a.
stone,stony ; s. S.
Otc.
'W,piu/buiq.npir
]J,p^t-umetc. S. }S,pni-lrum
[itnt-P-^t^i
echo; resound, \}jbif.p[iiuii.npir
s.
W.pAuiii.iMi'iii.
ui^
S. U^q-p^M^^np^
^p^utliMMii^nph-n^P-ftL^i
to
echo.
;
repercussion
mu,i_,
A-j^ va. to inscribe,
Ji,pJiiAiiiil-plrJ',
I],^i"i/i(,
all/ a. free, loose, untied;
,

open, unsealed; vast,spacious;ample;

licentious,rash,dissolute,debauched,

unbridled;prosaic;

puih, prose ;-

to write ; to enrol, to
to record,to draw
a

check; to register;
deeds

will.
^2

; to enter

ttpn
J"
y.p-i''tin-pt .-/?f

if.

break,
*. dawn, dayl],fr;io^i.f2^
11,/rju/^/u

acts,registers
;

neral
epitaph; fu-

Olympic.
%tu^ s- course
; erruption,
\\,[t^ai.uA
excursion,descent;
invasion,incursion,
metres,
league (four kilo^y,
expedition;
-^
,

sermon.

become

to

vn.
\i,p,iui'iiu/biiiir,
""_3"y
a statue,to be firm,fixed
stand,to stand upright.

like
to

"

ad. currently,rapidly.
}},[,^aL.,a/i^
a. that
\},p^iii-ui.iu,%q.^u
runs, races

Eomans.
s. register
]i,pAu/i,ui^u,'ii
;

ll.2^z?'-i'i=P

s. course.
0,f25""-

of the ancient

list,memorial; calendar

; S.

aurora
twilight,

enrolment, writing, deed, book, roll,

account,
record,protocol;inscription;

; to

stop ;

and

two
to

""-j/'va.
l],pi.u"/u/jni_juAt"r,

half

that
a.
Tj^p^uLjjiunip

vert
con-

English miles).

rapidly.

runs

h^f,vn. to run ; to go quick

\i,p^iJrir,
into a statue;
erect;
fast as
to run
as
with
and
impetuosity,
to
to establish;
to exhibit,
represent;
sion
incurmake
to
to
an
gallop;
to
possible;
to write ; to register,
to inscribe,
to
or
excursion,
pursue.
record.
raise, to

to

lity;
s. stabi\},pAiuiini-Hii
\i,pAui'iini-P[,iA
establishment.
representation;
,

1J,^J4*^s. pi.pitch-fork.
U-Hs/z.*-,
hoop-net,net, snare,

m-gfiva.

to

gallop,to

to make

run

; to force

toils.

stump, root; stem, set,

dicate
block, chump ;
(uik^uto erauipiHuirp
to
near
;
uipjpi liiihu place
s.

um.

uin-

be benumbed

'^p,ruj%ujir,
ifjuijvn. to
; to be

stunned

l],^"y;"im,
nj
stem

an

^^^,pnl-,
nM^uij
U,^"txu^""

a.
a.s.

male.

sodomite.

s. sodomy.
W,pni-uiiflimnt,p-lit^i
chokes
that
""
U,^ni-#"///Ar/^Y-

the

; source,

a. male, masculine.
\i^pni^u,liu.%

astonished.

root; stump; trunk,

s.

origin,

cause

to take
%ni-u lupiiulilrij

-"

a. arabian.
}i,pni-uyl,li

uin._

bordering,frontier,
neighbouring.

root.

tnJiiiA,

botanist.
^pj'MiiinuiMi.i^tn
s.

s.

to

eradicate,to pull up,

to

tirpate.
ex-

suburb

suburb.

tants
Iriyifs. pi.inhabi-

At*

hijlvn-

gallop;

to make

males.

root.

to be

one

excursion, invasion.
brasss. latten,
^Sipn/p,
uipni-pj,

iS.piP,
I,

the

to

cause

outskirts, suburbs.
thin, dry, barren.
sion,
lif
I'j s. art, trade, professtudy, condition, oifice ; artifice,
ty
expedient,means, invention, ingenuiilk-^lr^
; sign,miracle
; unfuimuiliufi,
the liberal,
chanical,
me'iiu.liiMi'b,
trf"i^3bk -^t
of

a. meager,
\i,pni-i.

[herbs.
a. radical\S,(,iru,uiiuliiM,%
that
eats
roots
a.
or
^i^piHu
u.iulihp
take
to
'^piTuiuiufiiuiir,
root,
ui^mjvn,
to take hold, to grow.
\i,irinu,niu2[ii"2_a.
extirpatcdad. rootedly,radically
\\,[,iriuui.uf.li
;
cate,
IuiItuto pullup by the roots, to eradito displant,
to grub up ; lu/nijih

fine arts.

eradication.

[phenix.

ad. artistically.
\i,pn^hi,u,ujp.ujp
a.s.
U,p"ji_A-omuj^4r",
artisan, artist,

master,

author.

s.
S. kuOwledgS
\S,[iirui,-,
\l,l,nl.lruiiiujq.[""n,^P
[iL.'h
date; date-tree;
ni-,
ng
skilled in the arts ;
of arts ; state of one
s. spot planted with
ll,^i/i#"-u.uoi"A
to become
palm-trees.
qualification
master, skils.
palm-tree,date-tree; fulness.
\],pir,i,jL.ir%[,
of a palm-tree,palm;
a.
s.
calligraphcr
palm; branch
\},pni^lrainu,f[,p
;
that is skilfully
written.
palm-oil.
[,"-,l^Mupi/h"i-lr'i,^y
S. 1).^
.r.
thor,
a. s.
\i,pHi.
lj,^n"-"i"..i.u^^t"i
inventor, au,

master.
s. elbow; fore-arm;
'[],p,n,i-/i
\i.pirni.p,
to clbow,to push
u,p"iiiui,ri.
[up-irij
Jiitrij
,

or

thrust

with

the

elbow.

artificial.
o.
}i,pnM^irtiintu/iiuiitii
Otc. S. ^ujputiupiU^
W^pnt^/ruUiUtfuou
,

/""/# etc.
,

s.
W.P-rMnlip
.nlru,^
,

com,

corn-crops

fruit,product.
production,

ficial
a.
s.
]},pnt-lruini"/jM,/i,
technlcal,arti;

skilful
artful;factitious;

; mu-

IIPX

ftPS

77

sical;
musician,composer;

music, symphony.

dressed
a.
l],/"2?'/"^*-"""
or

in

black

dark coat.

\i,lint.trumii,fi/r,ai^a.
a- black, dark
affocted,
studied,
\],[i^,i,p-yp
; dull,sad,
finical.
formal,stiff,
melancholy.
to malcc
H,[inL.lri,miu/iirir
A-jf vu.
\i,p22'"""l^"
""
dull,
l),/'"""""'i-"/""4
"with art or cunning; to invent,to affect, dark, black,gloomy, sad, melancholy.
to pry into.
*. 60^. fennel-flower.
U./'^^-fry^
s. manufacture;
1].f"i"."-u",ui^/""i/"-/u64". bot. truffleU,^""nia4
[soil.
,

"

to manufacture
broidered
emjopt'i'lrij
; a.
with art; delicatelypainted

-"

in miniature.

field,
piece of arable land,
tO UttOr, tO
Vtt.
^paiiiiplrplT,r,
lrgl"
\i,pinntf
,

pronounce.

s?. companion, associate

W^tnUruiiiuilifr^
in the

s. pronunciation.
]j,pui,M,pirpni-l3-l".i
produced; -%, pro\i,p""iij.pira,^a.
duct,

art.

same

artlfice ;
s.
\i,pnt-lri,,"iiilini.pji

tation,
affec-

[express.
to producc
vtt'
\i,pir,u,ii.pirir,
irjl,

scrutiny.
s. exhibition.
JS^pni^t-u,nmi,iu'bqJ^u
made
woven
or
a.
U,^n"-"'ui"u"4/"-ui""^

with

s.

[fitted. ^lui^uimnf

art.

[sate.

creed.

to extrava-

u. wcll mado, well

\i,[iiiM-t-"miyui[iii^a[i

t./uijvn.
U.^u"u#jtY""-./",

s.
\i,{ini-i-aijiii/i,nj
workshop,

s. extravasation.
\i,pai,i"llr,ii,i-3L

room,
work-

driven
a.
l],/im""Y;"6-

[made.
a. well made
1]^n"-"-"/""i"^'i"

Ikpnt-lriiigiuiiii r^tm
foreman, overseer

s.

master

; to

s. production,geneTi,p,aui^pnt-[9-[i--'i,
ration,
reproduction; expression;

out, banished,

; skilfullyexiled.

; chief artist.

drive out,

tgf va. to
\),puuii/ifih-t-tr,

of arts.
to

[dem.

exile.

banish, to

ad. skllfully,
s. tiara,
mitre, diani-p[i
niously, \i,pu.ii,/.,n/p
ingeJ^pni-lrinnuiiqku
S*
with art.
J},ptiiui/uni.put/i
luij s. cover, veil;
who
a.
\},puiui/,in/p
\\,pnM.humiu,ikp
industrious,
to crown.
works
va.
4-j/i
\S,pu,,uluni-plr,r,
skilful,ingenious,
diligently,
,

U.pmm^t'i^^n'fca. excentric.

artful.

s.
W.pmu.liir'i.ii.pn'iint-P-T
excoutricity.
s. artisan,
artist,workI],^f7".fr//i#,""".np
manifacturer,maker; a- artificial,

man,

dently.
a. ad. evident,clear; evi\S,pu,,ui,yu,

ingenious; artful.

\S,[,niJruinuii-nf,lrJ',
Ay/" VU. to

make

with art ; to invent,to find.

S. artificC.
W,[ini-lruuiuit-npni-P-l,ti

tj/r va.
l],^rai"/iu/mA-f/',

to

dcclarc,

to express, to utter.
a.
\S,pu.u,^iliu"i.ni%
very

or

more

dent,
ar-

inflamed.
much
Xj^nnt-lruinuallh-ir*
W^pni-truinlrtrO'
to become
\S,puiMa^,liu/uuiir,
*
"
hermaphrodite,
li,pni.ktrt
ii'guii vn'-l'f"'3
to inflame.
ardent or red, to catch fire,
androgyne.
s. ignition.
s.
virility, li.pmiailiin.-P-lic'b
'O.pM^mL.piiJii
yS^pn'-P-fiii,
,

tO

OXvalour; fortitude, ^puiui"b^uthtuir)

^lu^lrtu^Vtl*
courage,
to
die.
of
seed
man.
virtue ; male
sex
pire,
;
to expire, to
vna.
lrg["
s. Venus, Lucifer
\i,p,"ui^,^ir,
alrlil,
;
]ii,pn"-ut-u,/i
die ; to exhale ; to exude, to perspire,
devil.

manhood;

she\i,p"j
nj, w"-j s. bear; -i/iamiu^,
bear's
or
bear; 4"/'^'-^'
u"f^"-4.
'"/'^'-

to

transpire.
dation,
exuperspiration,
\},pi"ui^^i-P-[i'-'bs.
exhalation; vapour.

cub.
arctic.

li,pl^/p'
s. bear-ward.
W,p2^uiu/ii
cattle.
l^jT^ian.
nj s. oy:; -^,
*" mortalityof cattle.
\\,p2s""-""''"^
ox.
s. skin or hide of an
W^P^^n^uiJhpPn-,i,"lii^s.
pizzle; whip.
'[j,p"iu
^p^uufl,["s. vitriol.
H,p"iiiuui
y
a.

s, raven,
}J,p^iaif^a.uii-

crow.

*. land-surveyor.
\i,puiia^i/'

'{i,p,nMzi^ia^t-J',
irgl' to suTvoy

; to

vtt.

(land).
s. land-surveying.
U,^i"ui^u.,//""-/?^"-'i'/
u.
straycd,out of
\i,puiu,uinnnuiu^

measure

the road.
b. {jt^unplrir*
lj\^putuiutu^ifu/lilrir

S. Ufcf"/"
W^puiuiUut^ifuMlini-P-lit^i
"

UPS
to
vu.
k-j/fi
'\S,[,muiuiu'hlr,r,
to

U.P-P

7(1

utter,to articulate,to

pronouHce,
sound, to recite.

ternally
; "/"^^.
merely outward

Jti^/b k

"

mourning

is

shown.

ad. out, outwardly.

\i,puTuipu
to put out, to
tr^jt
va.
s.
pronunciation, \S,p,nui^iihir,
^pmuMuui'iini-P-^L%
exclude.
drive
to
recitation.
articulation,
out,
that
exclusion;expulsion.
a,
\S.p,aujpuni-:fhs.
JJ^liuiMuiini-iup/rii
causes, produces

tears, that weeps.

s.
top, summit,
p 'i'-uj
\i,pin/ri-uA
a- ad. meltingin tears,
l],/'""u'"""-'"^/'^'
all in tears, weeping ; lamentably.
the highestpart of a mountain, of an
edifice ;
that crics while
eye-lash.
u.
""% pi- eye-lid,
]3,pinaiuni-gu^n^
sheep.
s. wild
\i.pu,^i
weeping.
mni-mfis. lark, skylark.
a.
li,pu,nf,ii
'^pmiuum-uiP-np
lachrymal,that
sheds tears.
Ti^pmnptiy pk^S *"
,

field,country.
misled

stray,
a.
U.^/u./i^y//

tearful,all in tears ; weeping.

mixod
\i,iiuiiuuni-u,luuinlb
o.
tears ; weeping, tearful.

by-way

With

; pum

to

way,

wrong

2""""-f.^,

to go
,rninplri_,
i^uliuiiihru

err.

b. \hftunttJnt^t"/(3-rin
\}^ninu/unt~uil^utP"

prerogative,right,favour,
privilege,
that weeps
the sorrow

exemption, immunity.
s. tear; S. 0,^i"u#"""f"^
\i,paioMip
W^puioupuipJrpetc. S. U,/"m"""/"^u",
[weeps.
tears, pirp etc
that sighs and
u.
\],pii,oupuj^ujn.Ma^

with, that partecipatesin

of another;
//A^iT, to
-

weep together; to console

U.,
melting in
a.
'jt-ii,

"

weeping.

0,^.".u"/ni_t,r,
h^ft vn.
shed

tears ; to

complain;

to

lament,

to

weep,

to

to

groan,

to

deplore.

S. \S,pmuiuni-uiP-np
\\,pu,oupuii,nu
IV^ S. \S,p^.l^"
and moon.
s. pi. sun
li.p./-u^flr,[^
to flyin the air.
M.p.pu.p-ti-lrJ'vn.
.

[rable.

a.
lamentable, deplo\},l,u,uiani^tj,
near
mentation'W.p^jiuiJirpJt
s.
\},ltMnaiuni-p
pi. tears, launi-ujj

the

a-

sun.

solar ;
a.
U,^^tmt, 4'iAl.g M.pif.k'bl,
in,
to melt in tears ;
celestial.
irm'i,lri_,
bright,
luminous,
uip,n,uun,-o^
with tears ;2l^p,ruipinu,"ni.u
s. sun, luminary;
/f^#7t.nuAAy
M,p4-l"^""-y ^lru,j
to crj blttcrly
ether
[uii^^ptTutpinitiuni-o^,
brightness,
dour,
splenlight,
;
heaven,
;
with
tears
in
the
[or
light.
""ij?
j'ipu"uunt.a
;Jiap^

luiunt"u

"

T'l tiuittc-^
U

eyes

water
put

utnmuMuni^o^t[3-u/buitt nn-nit-h-t
with

the

tears

tears

qutpiniuuni-u

from

ran

j,i"^^

\},p,iita,luip
OTj
,

ground

for

i.nul^li'i,
juj^"

his eyes ;
upptf^
one's tears.

to

U/r/f""Fi"'4 a.

tO

^,"_

husbandman

arable
tillage,

M^pmujifiiyilTir,
IrgliVU.

the

shino,to
sparkle,to be resplendent;to glitter. or
0.p."u#f./A
exterior,
.^injfU.
external,
extrinsic; superficial;
profane.
wardly
a. that is only outU,pinui^%uijuipq.,i,p
clean, false,feigned,
ing
pretendceptive
u,n-,up[,ini-P[,Li,
;
pretending,de-

YJrtue.

heaven

to

goes

boldlyin

walks

that
a.
lj,^;^/f"u^^""j
the light; that

land.
to

in heaven

U,^/^/.,u^fc-^beautiful, luminous
like the sun, bright,brilliant.

dry

s.

that dwells

a.

or

wards
to-

sun.

o- adorned
by
U.^^/.m^'"/"?hght, luminous, bright.
S. Wtpi^rl/it^
\itpt^t[iM"il"iiiJi

the

sun

"

U,^^/.iu4^uij.'
4f""'"'or

ry
veTCuiTCiu'ii^a.

liant,
luminous, extremely bright,bril-

resplendent.
that walks
\i,p.fi[;nTCirira.

that

like

goes

the

sun

in the

light;

nous.
bright,lumi-

s. privy,necessary.
M.p.ntMip'bng

W^pinui^nj
pr.

wardly,
out, abroad ; out^pe"!/ 1'3*" ^"'^S'""
prince,monarch,
outward, externally; -^/"#^./._
king
potentate,sovereign ; uip^-ylj
^/A, out of town; -J-mirm.,
beyond of kings, emperor ; lih^^ii- God save
the hour.
the King ! long live the King !
\S,pinui^nj,p
s.pU outward appearance,
ad. royally.
\i,p_^tiijuipij,p
external part.
Uppmyu/^mJi^ s. royal regiment or
ad.

"

ad. out,outwardly,ex\^pmui^ni.i,,"

guard.

UPO
v*p^uijmt^

l^'^ip

llhO.

79

^"^n

royal

s"

prince.

U./"o/""'/-/"/".
s.
ploughman,

a. royal.
W-ppMajui/iu/it

"

a. royal ; ad. kinglike, up,

\i,ppiyiiijilrpui

kingly,
royally.
a. where
\i,p^Mi,juA[,Mi,n
;

^ui.iu,^

or

tlie

sides
king re-

capital.

s.

a. made
ll./;p.yi"^i

built

or

by

the

to

to
till; ip.iri_,
-

be

ploughed up
[ifr^.

tilled.

\i,popii,ii.plrir,
tj[iS. lltpopuiq-lip
utn._
.1. tillage,
\S,popuiii.pni-P-'(,
ploughing.
l],t.oy;5f.
,"3 a. greater,eldest,oldest,
senior; chief,first,
noble,nobleman;
prior,superior; ^,p.uj[3- holy-week ;
,

king ; royal,magnificent.
ct. that
W^ii^iufiuuiuiiiifii^
\j,[i^ivfu/^t-p
has royalhonour; royal.
,

W ppitifiii^n'-it
s. aqua-regia.

king.
'^- given by
^'Pl!"//'""""-i'
s\],pp",j,"["u'i'
palace or cityof the
the

king.

good-friday
/un_
nt-iiiJi,
;

nL.pp.uMp-

P-j'b high

s. regicide.
XkppiyiuifuiMu'i,

altar,

older.
l1,"-"u^"i"^n/V"
a.
a. composed
\i,i-u,if.iuluni.i/p.
;

lumlruih

of nobility

of emperors,

asscmbly

kings,etc.

oA s. basilisk (lizard).
\i.pp,y[,/i
walnut-tree
or
s.
\],ppu,j/i"ji^i(,

a.
\}.i-,uq.u,iHritiiip
noble, excellent,

al-

[ce.
of the king, prins. son
\i,pf:,M,jnpi-l'
s.
]i,l,pa,/n,-P[-Lii
royalty, reign,
kingdom; heaven, paradise.
mond-tree.

sf.queen
\i,[,p,yn,^';l,

God
lih-^^l^,

Queen!

the

save

plough-

husbandman; a. ploughed up,

er,
tilled ;
to plough
uii^lri_,
lupopiuAlii^

estimable.

honoured, very
U,"-u"^ui%^"uir,
ut^uij

one's

vn

ennoble

to
.

self.

s. court,
\i,i-aiif.,i/"i[i
grandee.
nobility,
trombone.
M^i-mif-uti/inii^s.
'U.i.iii^t-pt'i
archpriest parishpriest.
s

Putif-utt-n^ni^^ 0,Li"^n/P old age.

s.
court, nobility.
inlilipi queen, royal
\\,i-"i^nplru,p
lence,
s.
greatness , excel[tropolitan. U,"-/u^/""-/?/""-"/

Wtpo/irtu^tt, royal ;

p-l'iit,vei^n;

much

").

"

princess.*"
archbishop,mell.pf!fr"//'"4""i""
o. archlepisco\i,[iplruiliulinMMinu,uliufii
[ric.

pal.

gree
sublimity,dignity,
degree, demajority.
nobility;
U,".,u^"t,4/.
sf. lady ;
ress,
ilu/uiu^prioof honour,

s. arcMcpisM.ppt-ufliu/iniiinMinM.p-liL.'ii

copacy.
13.
*" archimandrite.
/ip/"/'"*""/'/""
U,#/"ni_"f"Y'"^* royal ;

"

great thouroughfare, high

the

ad. there is,here is.

U."-""7-/'4
II,"_,"^,
nji s. sand, gravel; powder;
to gravel ; /"/.^^j-l' to run
-^"Jitlri_,
upon a sand, to stick fast in the sand;
,

'auniutuitun^^
road.

givBn by
^,p^niiiujinni-[i

abbess.

s. aTchbishop\S,p^lruiliulinuinuMupu!ii

king

to
ij'i-l_-nil,

with

scour

sand ; ""i-Y^
,

sand-pit; J-mJiu^yj j~y

Court.
or
hour-glass.
U.. UOiulf
thief,robber,rifler;
a,
s.
royal; aulic; a*"Am_
\],l!pnLi"[i
high-way,
r
oad-way.
brigand,high-wayman.
assassin,
uiu,[ii,uiii'inuuuj
ad. like brigands.
palace royal
*'^'"j *
U,pf!""-V!f!
lij^u,^a/j".piup
residence ; court, courtier ; j."ppntA/"/
receptacle for
s
U,^B.^u4u,*/"7y
to
confiscate.
thieves.
[sand.
A/jt./j
ii-p,ui-hi_.
utn-iinu.^
confined
bound
ad.
the
from
Porte
or
by
a.
'\i,,..uM^a^u,Mii
U./Jf"'-'*'
of robbers.
s. captain
ll^/"^."^m"(ti..
oi: Grand
-Seignior'scourt; from the
tjf va. to assassinate,
I].i_u/y.u4i-.r,
publictreasure.
rob.
bustard.
to
to
s.
W,po" /.
plunder,
beam-tree
sand-banks,shelves,
s.
s. sorb-tree,
\^P"tiil'
l],"."u^""(^m
; sorb,
ther
downs; a. gathered togesorb-apple.
quick-sands,
like
numerous.
s. pasturage,pasture,passand,
l\,po,i,,[,j
ture-ground,
u.

i^inii"nf

"

"

"

nL-iini-Uii

robbery, depredation,
U.t_".^u"4""-/i/"-'i'

herbage.
that
o.
s.
U,/io..i."4""*'

s.

grass, at pasture, at feed ; that leads

cattle to pasture,
herdsman,shepherd ;

pasturage.
}i,pop nj, l"s. plough ;
,

assassination.

pastures,eats

[plough.
-

uiiCiihiT,to

ft.i^iutfuihni-ta
uaiui"^i

a.

full of robbers

; who

robbery.
the sand.
a. built on
l]^"./j'.i"4/"d!^
sand-box.
s- pounce-box,
ft"_u/i2."'"/;"%

loves

ttM).

U.^b

80

basin of a fountain ;
s.
{),i_.,"i^/".%
m^
})ath,bathing tub ; pool, reservoir of

^Aj-u,iu.iia!ii
a. tender, mild.

wat"r; horsepond; basin;

U,L/"j./i
Hj

diipmn^_

faith; fidelity;j-

s.

t"p.

[ble. irk-uto make, to work faithfully.

p^lr.n'iifont,baptistery.
innumeralike
ll."-'"/"
booty; pillage,sack,
sand,
a.
l],i-,"25"'^"/'"^'
""j *.
,

rauding
capture,recapture, prey ; plunder,madisorder
; devastation,depredation,

having

been

built

on

from

ruined

fallen or
\\,^,a^ii^ni.i_a.

U,"_"".^i
#^t%a. sanded,sandy, sandish.
to sand, to gravel.
va.
i-j/.
lJ,"_,"^ti/",
ly;
a. sandy, gravelU,"-"y/A,U.'-ui^ni-m
-p

sand-banks

quicii-sands
,

"

uxnJinL^B

iTiuntlil^l^
J~[l

sand.

to make

be

t~

booty, to

plunder,to
charged

uih-trf J^uanliu/ltlrff

UMIutint-ft ilttulfL-l. to

spoil,

pillage,to sack, to

^.m^JA-niuit-tupuiL.
to
i/iumt.^^,
; jbe given to pillage,

ravage

with

plunder

prey, to

that distributes the

U.'-i''[i'fp'a^u
a.
booty.
pon a
ad. with plunder.
alas!
l],ti"^j"p"j^
\S,t-uui^int.
mpliu/bk-uto coms. portion of plunder.
|],"-/"^/"c"/:uu%
s
'Wf-utq-uiu^flint-fJ-jtiX
complaint
lamentation.
O.
\i,i-ui[tian.ni-,
plUUdCrer,
moan,
n.ni_uiif
to pity,to complain,
depredator,freebooter,marauder.
\i,"-miiir4r,
va.
tr^li
to bewail, to lament, to be displeased.
li,-.,up,a,i.ni.[3-["iJt
s. sack, pillage.
to make
plorable.lJ,.-u/^"-^,
va.
1),"-u.y/,^
a. lamentable,debooty; to
U,"_u.i^n".4
A-j/f

downs; sand-pit;^^t^j-u

to

run

u-

[plain,to lament.

sand.

-u

sack, to pillage,to ravage.

rough, }i,i-iapnM-iiL
s.
pillage, sack
town, bo-

\\,L.u,'j,,
market
s. small
mj

station.
; deva-

village.

\i,i-u,p,"
p s. termination, completion,

small town.
\\,,-u/b,a^f,i^,l^s.

\\,t.,JbuAi,i"r,
Mii^^u)

end, term, point,

borough.
extremity,issue,exit,conclusion ; faU,
^.-jJiiij.,
[,js. deposit;consignment; termination,cadence ; ^itf_,to end,
tradition ; offer ; js.
]},i-ufi,mu,p^^,n,-P-'li
epiloguB, conu,u,i_, "^hi_ j-f^
to consign, to deposit.
[traditions. cluding discourse.
[shape.
l],".,"^/Y.,"^/,mi7t/?/it-'S"
s. knowledge of
a.
\),i-uip,n,a^it,uuifi
having a finest
to terminate,to
vu.
W^iapm/rir,
i-j/i
that keeps a deposit; that
to end, to complete, to consumfinish,
mate,
preserves
the
tradition
to
sacrist
to
to make
depositary
close,
;
conclude,
,
,
sexton.
end.
an
[end,completion.
that has received
MS.'-iu'iiii-iun.nis.
H,,-u,pu,n,_m
utg a.
termination, term,
a
deposit,
depositary,trustee.
a.
W^-^uipinnii,
ended,finished.
U.that
*-"/*,%/" va. to cure, to deliver
deposits;
U"-"if
u/j a.
has given, who
who
is the author of a
from sickness ; S. l^,u,_ujpt-j'.
vn.

to become

consummation,

tradition.

// ."j
U,"_A-^,
,

s. vestry, sacristy.
U,Lu"i^,".""Ti,'fc
ll,.-.x.^/7-t"r
ir^l,va. to consign, to
deposit; to leave,to commit, to deliver,
,

to

remit,

; to

to

transmit

; to

mend
recom-

teach

; to give ;
.^n^/. to
give up the ghost, to die.
that consigns, depoa.
l|,"_""iY-/"^
sits
; that teaches ; that gives.
s. consignment,
W^iJiiif-m-P-liL^i
sit
depo-

; tradition.

"l-^nf

commendation

ad. see
tJ,"_uA/.4

of the

there,

is,there is.
\i,'-"'ij
("a. voice,sound
y
harmony ; uiuhtr, to sing.
-

broom

brush;

to sweep

; to brush

; hair

feather

or

coat-brush;

mb-t-ij

; to dust.
is redundant
that
a.
M.t-t-l^apm'ii

in

words.

}i),i-t-i,apM,An,^p-[iLii
s.
pleonasm,

dundancy
re-

of words.

U.'-t-iuiti.n/i,
a. very
abundant,much.
U,t_fr^",jLf.t"/",
tj/iva. to join,to add,
to increase.

excessive.
a.
U,t.fr".";5f"A3
\i,--lr^u^,A,'lyni-(3-[,Lii
S. OXCOSS.
soul.
see

here;

here

s.

broom;

U..-fr^uS-sweepings.
o.

l],"_"-fuj6^ii"_
uij s. sweeper.
,

;melody,

s.
U,i_t^6-/ji-/?^"_t.
sweeping.

a. avaricious,
[i,i^iriuiuu,uij
greedy.

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82

a.
nereal,
VeJ}^i^^nif,[imfi-iii%
\]^ipmf.^uirin%

syphilitic
;
-

U.^ h

syphilis.

-/",crowing of a cock.
U^uyti/",tj/. 'vn. to kick, to

Puipt in', oh! ha! fy ! alas!

a. admirable,surprising,
^lupkuili-i/ii
astonishing.
p,"^ ["s. barnacle, muzzle; part,
,

to
ij- '[ii/n-m-li^
portion; uipliiu'hlri^
to
participate.
muzzle
m["liu,'i,hi_,
;
of an idol;idol,
s. altar
P""f/""#,
^"fc'uj
altar
of
false
god ;
statue
a
; temple.
ad. collectively.
^.uq-iuiiuMptup

kick

heels.

one's

up

lonian.

leg-

^-

"

""/"""

Dauy-

^"^*
^utplr^uliMuii
^"'p^i"''3l'

to kick,
arf. kicking; fririrhu
Uip,"j/.
IXfmj/ff gkuig s. pi.feet,legs.
-

"

Ui^mj/T^a.
kicking.

a. gr. collective.
^tu"f-iuiiu,liu!u
^u.f.A.^Jil^J',
Irgftva. to amass, to
IL^/lr.i
^"//"y f weasel ; uuijimuili
collect.
ermine.
gather,to
collection.
s.
^uMfAuiincJHi
ll^uK./zi-//',
A-j/"va. to leap,to skip,
trous
in
the shape of idolaa.
to bounce
fi.aq.'r,u,J/r,; S. U^-ujlrJ'.
s
exile, ban,
temples.
l],_^un^y.^imiiiu'iip
s. keeper of the temple ;
Pu"^V//",u{"-."
banishment, transportation.
of the heathens,
U^"/n^fr"r,
tj^ va. to exile,to banish,
priestof the idol; pontiff
to confine,
to transport, to send away,
[idols.
to proscribe.
aidolatrous, lover of
[Ku,^%,.,uki'
s. tongs,
pincers; itiu,iu!tLui_
\]^j]ui'ri
l-ifiij
forceps.
p,"^ "7tj s. drake ; 4^?- duck ; "f""^
tame
duck;
duckling;
ffii.nu.'bl
-*
wild duck, teal ; tetc-y
,lj,yplr%l,
the duck
quacks.
robe.
s. sacordotal
^.u^lru/u ^iuq.k'h
-

-/".-,

"

bencn
J.
piH#t./"#A pi/#rt./i"*f*^i^

oeu-

stead ; sofa.

pi"^, I'js. falcon;merlin;

Pu/;2"/"/,
gerfalcon; hawk.
V^'^^kbr V'^^'H"^ ^'
pizij^^'"^'"/,,
'

with,

that fowls

carries

has

or

falcon,

falconer.
s.
falconry.
^u,^uiuAn.-P-[iL%
helper, coadjutor.
f^,u^iui/Jy
out
stretches
a. that
fiiuq^u,A[if

with

received

arm;

the

arms.

open

s.
wrestling.
P/"^"u"/frjn"-/?^tA

P (pen)plA
the

its sound
two

s.

alphabetand

the

second

the

first

is between

""

letter of
consonant

and

; second.
P"u conj. that ; Muumjji

said that ; ad.

int. hey ! bah !

"/"; pt

irn.tuqliu3UuiuJ^ni"
"111

branches,

I have

P"/p s. door.
to strike ; to
f^uipuipit-iT,
irjl,vna.
te beat;
^tn.i/, to clap
palpitate,
the hands ;
up."[t to palpitate.
-

of the

to

the heart.

balister.

resume

-r"'f

of

open

arms.

arms.

branches

S.
x^uipiitpint-ilh
f*ujpiufiipi~ii
pulsairregular beatingof
tion,palpitation,

out

stretches

with

ad. with the arms.

^ui^iu^li
to divide
va.
Pu/j^t./",
A-j/i

s. stone
^uipui'bu'pujii

spread ; ad.

s.
stretching
^uiil^iuimiMiiiMMM{rnt.p-[,ii,

truly, indeed, really';

^"upu.'i,
s. balister;swing, see-saw
to swing,to see-saw.
luu,iiiui_piupu/iiujL.

that
a.
puts forth
branchy.
(tree),

that
a.
^uiij^uimutpiMiit

p,

its arms,
pm

ramous

; to

cut,to
in

few

into

ral
seve-

off;to

ridge,
ab-

words.

S. P-,
luauiuiu
"Ufl

verbose
a.
^luifjhip.u^i
DJi.
^"uqjhtpu/iiirir,
trj[i
to be

cut

; talker.
to talk much,

verbose.

^uiqiTu.piu'iinL.p-liLi,
s.
reduudancy
words, verbosity,
polylogy.

of

BOA

pua

8S

^uiqj'iupiuilu
a. that

gives
distributea,
dant:
given abundantly,abun[words.
polynomial.

much

; that is

of
abundaucB
s.
^iMiqj'uipmn.ni.p-litA
u. that
tains
^uiqJhiiiiiippmn.
spBaks, conlanguages ; polyglot;
many
-

harmonious

nourished,of

fruitfully.
has
tt. that
^iMjifjiaplrpiiiiMh-ui^
mouths

or

branches

care

is taken.

is

up.

P,iiqi/hiq.^ir,
a.
^iuqj;u,i.liiiii
polyedrical ; equivocal; multiform,diverse,
; ad. of many
different manners.

manifold,multifarious

many

delier.
2"J"u"7- chan-

much

much
hoarded
^uiqJhiqJ:,l_a.

X^iuaifuMplriiniJi
^ Cid*

D.

which

possessed by
demons; idolator of many gods.

fertile,
very abundant, fruitful.
f*iuqjinplrp(X,

(yellow amber).

of several, ages ;
^iii^i/u/il.iupirui%
a.
remote
4in"./?/.iA,
antiquity
;- cfu.Ji._
*/""4ia long suite of centuries.
that is carefully
^"u,fj;uii.u,p,n"%
a.
who
a.
p/ii^/;"".^t".

lyre.
(X,
Y^iu^duiish-i^t^
VBry
Y*uii^aiph-tlj

^",up, an

suceinum

of many
^uiii,ruiq.n,^,A
a.

^MifJ'uipypi.very high.

doors.

fVui^i/Li,^u,%
very various,of

a.

a.

many

kinds.
fertility.
fiui^jh,plrpni.p
[iLii
[diversity.
has
stains.
that
a.
^uiliTMiiplir
^luijJ'.jiqju'rini.p-ltii
s. great
many
variety,
d, vory
"" that is adorned
^uiqJiuiij,,pn.
x^utqiTuipfit-piui-np
^uMatpupjit-pi
nificently
magmuch

s.

; that has

numerous

forces.

many

; that

has

many

children.
"^
P'"t'^'/P'"7.
wandering ; busy

scent.

"

that spreadsmuch
^ui^raipni-pk-uj'iila.

^^uiif-uAJ a. wealthy opulent

rich; precious,
very dear.
has
that
a
^"uqJhiif.hpu/Fi
many
,

; meddlesome.

eager

nations.
of many
^uiqJ'uiqj-truM'i,
a.
sorts
a. of several species,
^uiqiruiqif-l,

very

or

beams.

kinds,diverse,manifold.
a. copious,
PuMqi/hii^q^,
p""^/Xo^tyCTt5j

abundant.

learned.
a. very
PiK^/Zu^^./i
where
i^ui^rmi-P-t-ili
very slippery,

full of ploasurcs,
a.
fi,jiqjhiqni,iap2C

a.

often

stumbles
slips,

one

ornaments.

that
pu"2;/^"^.""_u"^
a.

a. very
populous.
^ui^u-iAmli
ly,
a. that flows abundant^,MM^iu,pni.,ilu

[good

has many

or

easily.

very

very

amusing.

^aiiJhiqopa. very strong, very

powerful: s. numerous
army.
mercy or clemency.
filaceous.
". Very
p."^/i,/?t^fi.
dear,
^uiqJaMi^ilt
^un/Jhiifl!!!
^uiqXutpirpPa. polypetalous.
precious.
a. very
^ai^r,up[,i.
s. polymathy.
numerous.
^atqJ^Miflimni-P^lit.'b
in many
a. written
^inilirujpi"_P
ners
mana. very
^laqJiuif^P
wrong; perverse.
; polygraph.
abundance
s.
^.uifJ'ui.f.p-ni-P-l.L^

of

cient,
lihuftia. long since,old, an-

or
lilrui)

that has
a"tm'-l'

^uM^naifuuMga

more,

s^ harpoon.
^uinJhKt-uHiJ,
P".^./;ijc/-/.,^",/^o.
populous,numerous;

frequented

very

(road).
of
a.
^uMifJ'uiif.nib

antique.

heads.

many

many

colours;

*.

great assembly

crowd,

much, various.

a. of
^.unJhMiuip

Ct, VCry
^utqtniMif.nllj
^uiqJuMq-fii^utn
that
praiseworthy;
very

agitated.
a. full of lights.
^ui^r.uinju
that deceives
a.
P""^//;"'/"uffi

is much
CC,
y*utqlfiitq.fitjirru/ll
f^utqiltuq.n"jbutlf
p

a.
puifi/^u/^niJi.^
very

many

or

chords.

a.
qiS}ulh-qn,

praisesor is praisedmuch.
a^ui^Haq-ni^p
very mild,merciful,
full of fondness,compassionate.
0. of a great assembly.
Pu/^"fi".^n"."/;"^
colours
many
multifarious.

many

polyglot.
a.
^u,qj-u.it
tuous,
surgy, billowy,tempes-

celebrated:

that has

meeting, party ;

multitude.

or

or

that

often deceived.

u.
gambling, sporting
^"iiqj;a^uiq_
[materials.
place.
composed of various
pui^i/^/uu/f^ux^a.
much
mixed; in various
a.
iiui^r"ii^iani

verse,
shapes, di-

numerous,

of

forces.

colours or
a. .ofseveral
^u,^ruifnJb[,
shapes, diverse,multifarious ; ""4*
-

voices.
"

[ed,mischievous.

wicka.
^iiijjh,^,a,pi[.uif,
very false,
J3

pu.a

piLa

84

embroiled.
quentedentangled,complicated,
fre-

thick ; very

a.
^u.qJ'u.lutu,
very
(way); very

s. polygamy.
^u^qj-uilpin^p^litX
d. that is trampled on
^unjiruiiinlu

difficult;very

abundant.
rated,
ulce-

[uiiluiyP a.
^uitjiTuiluluajiPor

oppressed much

or

or

often; TlufuuiuiMup^
-

full of Vounds.

[care. publicor much frequentedroad.

has
that
a.
many
careful; kept with
Pu/^/io^n4"o/}
a.
^lu^uifJiiiuir
demands
waves.
that
asks,
a.
^uMqjhjlu%n.lY
a. s. of a great assembly,
discussions or
^"u,jj-uiiiy,n
much; liable to many
where
are
there
people; in great
many
much
sought.
disputes;
crowd
; assembly.
did,
splenquantity,many ;
joy ful,
"" feastful,
f^i.^ruj^'i'^s'j
a
savoury
^,uqj-u.i,,u,r

pompous.

(iiiM^n,.pjn,ilunii_a.
that kills much.

much

has

that

savour.

much
sought; ipifnr,
^uiqjriu/unj,i_a.
-

to make

be

; to

researches

curious,

inquisitive.
has

that
a.
fiu,qJUip,n[,u/b

many

;
crestsw

auiiiuii-iupm

has
much
that
a.
^ui^u,i,uiJp.uip
with
ry
necessawell
provided
provision,

bernacles
ta-

many

things.
renowned.
a. very
^u,qjhii,u,J[Lu,iwith
a.
pompous,
^,u^ru,i,ui'h,l.ku

of

helmet

full of victuals, great solemnity ; glorious,victorious.

a.
^lu^nulunfimlili
has
much
that
a
P""^./lu4u.%2C.o^
splendid magnificententertainment
.

or

wisdom,

fare.
to sock

vu.
trjfi
^u.^riuluni-qhj;

much.

very

wise,

learned.

sighs much,

that
a.
P//#^/iu4"."t""^

lamentable, grievous.
a. voluminous.
^ui^uii^uMinnp
divided into
p"u^"fi"4,"","t.iu6-

a. of a great concourse;
iiuij^ruipini-iut,
thick, thronged,mixed.
a.
unhealthy,that
^i"qi/hj/uinlru/b
maladies.
to
subject many

S.

^ujqt/uifuouetc.
t

a.

is

etc.
^MMi^fujpuA
r

parts

veral
se-

sections.

or

honourable,

a.
p,/.^,/L/4"^4/.
yerj

magnificent.
respectful;splendid,

rich.

a
expensive, costly;
^ujqiTuib-Mu/u
rich,magnificent.
sumptuous,
splendid,
that
has
a.
P"u^/i.S-u"YA4
many

a. very
Pu"^/i/4u7^/""-om

flowers.

tracks
that has
a.
many
f^iini-rM^iru,
prising.
surastonishing,
a.
f^.uq,ru,4[,u^jP^

n, that
^uiq^Jhi^uii-iMi^

many

that

^iuai/ujit[A X^iuajuih-Mn^iytt,
I

amasses,

lects
col-

[or ways.

things.

fertile, [ted.
generates much, fruitful,
well
o.
a,
agita^
piu^a4t'-"'"'i
P""^i/;"i4/i"-u
^u^qi/hiitn^^istormy, much
much
has
that
s.
closely
^"u^ui/f,
socket;
web,
snuffer-tray;woven,
u/j
candle ; candle-light.
woven.
candlestick
full of
fers:
snufs.
a.
skilful,
;
Pu"^/^"4"/;""-ui
very
^mqi/hiliuju
u,j)
S.
learned.
pui^{"/:"4erudition,very
guest;
:
s. guest, invited person
great erudition.
fiiuqiTui^uA
P,u^/L#4Ji,ni.p^ti".
terous
a. very
ingenious,dextable,banquet; carpet,mattress, couch,
^uiqjhi'i'iiu.[,
to
in
several
piuj/uA^,
sofa;bench, seat;
; several, diverse,
the
divide
guests, to form several
ways.
to offer
xious,
iu[,/iii%t-u
^uiqir.o'inf
a.
banquets apart ;
pensive,gloomy, an,

-u

-"#

-"

chairs

or

full of

seats-

messmate, commensal,
a.
fiiii^jh./iuAiufi["j
[feast or banquet.
[i a. that gives a
fiu,ji/lu/iui%iuainiwith many

is

joinedor

or

has

has

many

ings
wind-

ways.

many

lovers,gallants.

a.
P"i^o4/.y"^

very

numerous,

mense,
im-

infinite.

many

s. voracity.
fii,iili/:u/iirpn,-(3-[iM-'ii
in several
a.
shapes,
f^u"lJhj/ih[iui

anxiety.

has

[wants.

strings.

who
a.
Bu.^"/:u^""^oi/i

tied

or

dm that
X^u/tfJttj^tiJh-iMtu
^U"ai/}"t^nt/hjhp

a. that
^ui^i/hi^iaui

care

a. that
Pu/^/:u4fYf"i^

Ct, that
Y^iuaJui^nu^X^tuailui^nuu/li

tlOWS

spreads abundantly, copious.

[polygamist.
diverse,various.
a.
i^ui^jht^niiiJi
having an abundant
wives, harvest,that has much
fruit.
having many
^"'luqinulilfb
a.
that has much
a. embarrassing, very
\c'uiiiinul^.7(l,nX
sound;
pu/^i/^i.iA^a.
or

F-aii

that has

several

sounds,

very

rous
sono-

; polyacoustic.

P.u;j./i,4^u,^
a.
derful.
astonishing,won-

s. longevity.
^"uqJhiin,i4^[ii-'ii
has had many
a. who
^ui^uijhi-api,
wives or husbands; polygamist.
^u,il,i;"iini-i,'iini.p-l,Ji,
s. polygamy.

dirty.
a.
^iuqJhii/o[i
that
has
several
^uiijJiuiucjii
a.
sounds
that speaksseveral languages,

fiuf
a. that wanders
^/hjjuMirlru.'i,

resounding

much
a.
^uiqjhijuiiip-

; in various

voices.

a
^"ui^raiJtlriA
powerful
.

in several

much,

numerous,

strong ;

wars,

of

multiform.
^la^naJli.
a,
several

in

abundant.
a. plentiful,
^ta^nu/irqi,
numerous.
much,
f^iuqi/}yninil_a.

people.

^uiqJhtJlif
n. that

renowned

victorious.

manners.

hand, power,
s.
^uii^,a^k-M.%t,i^[,i.'ii
great number

tuous,
; tor-

devious.

a. tumultuous, much
P.^^i/uyn,!^

is thrown

or

spread

uneasy.

times.

ft. COplOUS.
^laqiTMynpn.
a. active,
^uiqJhijnpifjii,
very diligent.
^u,^r,a)i,
af.who has many husbands:

a.
^u,j,ru"lu"l,o^
very noisy,loud.
ful,
P"#Y!''"74'"'"''^ery
unhappy, distress-

unfortunate.
pitiful,

tated,
agi-

populous (town).

^ui^nyoq^a. that has many joints;

full
of
or
false:
jp."^"/i.2(i"j"'u/'fc^fl.
ad.
light,
rays
piecemeal.
to increase,to
splendid,brilliant.
[colours.
vn.
Puj^/uAiKiT,
uij^j

and various
t^uiq,na-2Cuwi/ht-fi
a. of many
or
pu.^//;"a7.L,^
a. polypetalous
ztf/^
,
full of boughs.
branchy, ramous,
claws
that has many
iBuiYi/:u"/L"f^^a.
or

great numbers, to shoot,

multiply, to enlarge ; to abound,

Bu"^/Ii""/U%
or
or

that has many

^luqj'u/tiij-uiiTa.
: polynomial.
a. polyhedron.
^uiijJ'ut'iiliuui
abounds
a. that
^luqJ'u/blti-P-

has many

that

woven,

ways

is

that

Juifiini-iMiit
a.

in several

to

to

overflow.

fangs.'

Vfell

in

grow

bers
mem-

in

terials
ma-

in several ways.
windings, tortuous.
; that contrives
^""iqJ',airuM'i,li"i.p-l,^,
s.
a. provided with
having many
^luq^ra/bliuip
many
children.
[children. pictures; variouswho
has many
fl
^u,ifj'u"rufi,n,-li
a. polygonal.
^luijiTu/blilii^,
that is
whoremonger;
'^uiqj'aMtTuMitii
or
a.
prostituted,
a/",
iruMiHihuij
^uiqJiutiiiniip,
formed of several parts ; diverse, various,
prostitute;S. ^anjJ'iyp.
multifarious.
a.
affectionate,
[bundantly.
fiiu^/h/iiJln^^
very
enamoured.
Or
f^uiqiTuiinaMnnj^
u.
agivcH much
that has
a.
a.
populous ; mniit-u
t'lutfjTuiJ'uip^
pu"^"Aj""tror 'u^'uuili
tO peOplC.
guous
ambiequivocal,
ptaqiTmJhip^ujjni-jm'lilrij
significations
many
,
turns

and

"

state
s.
X't^ifJuiiiiiapn^i-Plii^

inhabited town

of

; that

an

great population.
^iiiil,/h,i/p.n/a
a.
peopled; of great

concourse,

; tumultuous.

numerous

^"a^/hii/pn/uni-P'f
s. great
of

people; tumult, great

confusion

and

of, or

multitude
noise

a.

is

many

composed

harmonious,

old, aged,
mutable.

trembling;
a.
^ui^nu^uipJwith

thas has many

u,i,iiu,^u--liiia.
turns ; tortuous

many

sinner.

or

many

tunes

names.
a. that has
^u.iliTiu'hn^,
many
useful,
profitable4 a. very
p.ojf^^^f

with

f^uM^naJt-muM^u
a. abounding in
furnished'
a
^tuqj'uijb^tr'huij
very

has

melodious.

date.

burdened
^luililhiJir^
a.

sins,
'great

marks.

that
a.
^u,qJ'u,%n,_u,ii-

"

disorder.

Jbiu'ii
or
^Mit^jhiJiriy

ancient,,ofold

has many

machines; full
cunning.

of

a. laborious, that loves

^uitfJUi^l-iiui

silk.
with

work,

that

has

worked

painful,heavy,
laboriously,with

machinations,
ad.

and

^unfjiudjiu
a, plump.
".
^iuqJ'tujjim
wise, learned.

tracks

much;

rious,
labo-

hard
difficult,
much

difficulty

work.

a.
^u,qJ\u^inpC,

that

gives

vours,
famany
bountifully; that athat

does

piia

86

in favours.

bounds

[bond.

a.
Pu/^/L"^"^/.^
rover,

roamer,

state of
s.
^ui^j;u2p2s^i-(3-J;^

vagaa

a.

bond.
vaga-

"

wicked.
a. very
^uiqiTiu^up

f-iu^jha^P^Pa.

has

that

mercantile,
a.
^uiqJutiluiTCutn.
a.
ardent, inflamed.
f^ia^/uiiljun.
iiiuqirui4k"i that relates many
things,polyhistor.
much
wounded, that
a.
^lu^ruiilkp
has many

suffered

sores,

tormenting, painful;
a.
^uinfui-lbij^n
[gerous,
a. immense,
^uinJia^aiip
gloomy, grievous.
vasty,
daned
a.
very perilous,
^"Mi^iu^iyor ^t"A or ip a. furnishiiuiqjhi,luiut%f
much
with many
aPi"^/;"^/^"ia. turbulent,
eyes.
^"uqjhiuiui-iCnjTt
adorned, emu. well
bellished.gitated,
stormy,

much.

u.
^uiqj'u.uiiyirutn.
vsry

most

my,
a. tormenting, gloo"^uiqiruiuitui^uiuf
sad
[extensive.
painful,

liant,
clear,bril-

illustrious.

far extended, very

^uiq,n"miuiiuii"'

f-uiqiHaiMiuiuiltli
a.
multiple; diverse,
much,
-

several ; magnificent;
ipit-ijto multiply; ad. more,

a.

".#iit^,
a.
very
f^,M-qiru"nir'i,il"i

over,
more-

[very cunning.

eager,

i^iu^Jhiuiiuinlii,
a. that deceives
much,
much
f^u-qi/L,iiiujui[ii.
a.
honoured,
honourable,respectful.
bashful.
f^uiqjL,uiu,ui^u,a.
u.
vory
[^"i^/hiuiuiin^h-ir,
tj/iva. to multiply;

very

looks,aspolypotalous.
f^uiqiTuiu-h-plrttions
forms, ediof many
a.
f^u,^uiui[nti
fl.

types ; various, different.

sad, grieved
a.
Bu.^"/;Kin^n"-^
very

or
f^-i1tni,uiuMmli[,^
s. multiplicalin,i_
[tion.

\^,iiqi/^ufiu",^ni.p-["Ji,
s.
multiplica-

or

melancholy

a.
^uiqjhtuin^j'

kinds

of

vexatious,

; very

multitudinous,much.
that

well
much

owes

much

meritorious

useful,profitable

\^uijJL,ufpu[,of

s.

a.
very
^uiqJTupJ-u/bli

forms

or

fashions,diverse,various,many.
that
Bu/^/;uufu,"i"_,^
a.

abounds

worthy, very
rich, opulent.

f^u-iJhipituiPvery
o.
ingenious, full of
Pu"f"/^^"ii."-uin

polyarchy.

many

merit,
[meritorious,

; full of

deserved.

a.

ViaqJhiui/rmni^p^

speciesor

many

populous.

a.
f^ui^r.^ir^l.L.'b
very

that contains
P"/^/i,u/u,^/,t.'i,u,;j
a.

a.

; very

ven
gi-

abundantly.

f^iu^uufuipu,
a.
obliged.

or

forms.

or

tor.

much;

[pects

or

of many
a.
t-ii^l_

^ut^Jhiuiuiinlflril,
s. multiplicand,

is

kinds

of many
a.
tiii,^uiiflrui^ii
sorts.

to repeat.

a. that gives or
P".^"/i,u,m^^i-,.

desirous,

anxious.

in

technic.
cunning, of ingenuity, artful; poly[^^ulqJutmhuiull*
of

a.
pm^/u/jA-/^

many

tribes; S.

fruit,that produces much, fruitful.

nt-jp va. to augf'uitiJ'mjnugu/blrj',
ment,
P"/i^./^"""i
a. painful, fatiguinglaborious,
to
to
enlarge,to increase,
;
grow,
busy, dihgent, careful; ad.
to multiply;to
accumulate
; to re-indiligently.
force ; to fill,
to people,to repeople.
^uiqJhjit-uiu,
a. superabundant,
doplorable,
^"M,qju,L.u,qtrii,
YGT'^
t^uiqjhiutiitr/u
af.prostitute.
miserable.
pitiable,
u.

^u,q,/;z,uirpt,r,
irgl,vtt. to multiply,
to increase

or
poifi/ioi-n^
p-uliu/ba.

by propagation.

^"uijJhjuluuiiji.
subjectto

numerous

nous,
multitudi-

plural.

faults.

s. plurality.
pu"^i/:i"."7^"n"./7/""-.'i"
X^iuniTMiiuinlr,^
ft. that haS
uuilrqhlyufli
a.
^"iu,lJiMiipujji_
shiny, bright,
very
many
branches,boughs or parts.
brilliant,
[practised.
^"unfuiuuth-ii^
s.pl.aM. pleiades.[^ast.
a.
Pu.fi/;u;^/"^^
experienced,
very
that has
a.
pf"^/L{^ui%Y.ii/;(
many

many

fine
a.s.

polytheist;
-^,

idols.

fiiiiqi/;uu,nnL.uii-,ii-[3-]i
s. polythoism.
a.
^iu"iJ',uil^u%if.
polysyllabic.

sculptures;

well

engraved; well

worked.
clever ; very
a.
^u,nirui^u!ii^uip
very
valuable,rich,precious; very heavy.

PttR

RU.*

87

quisitive,
a.
^uii/Jiu^ffi,
give each other the hand, to go arm in
scrutinizing,
very in[obliging.arm, together.
Puf^t^ui^uia. fullof kindness,very
verse,
Pra^u/*,qjji qifaijo. sevoral, di'^ui^piuiPa. of several flocks,orders
much, thick, great, large,full,
,

or

ranks, numerous.

abundant, copious, numerous,

derable,
consi-

a. very
^ui^llrpuM%
happy, blessed.
frequent,very, too much, excessive;
of several
a.
^uinJhpu/iif
but little,
not much;
colours,
n^
variegated.
[songs. iMi^nf-uiir,
puiiii^^iiseveral times,often,
^luqUk-pii-ni-P
[,,As. frequent use of frequently
it is nep-^ "/4^"!^t%
cessary
;
-,

much
of
a.
^uiifdkp^huM'b

thousand

rent
diffe-

colours.

trouble, many

things;

iu n fow
jtin n^
days ; ^
tui^nM-pj
^lr,"t a long time ago ; -^
iiuijjhijj
the
people; -^ /. Jhip^.tiuiiili
many
most
part of men;
/A^, ad.
much, too much ; /A^ ^n^fr^ *-n^".
"

^^.
"'-sl'
f^uJi^JIruna^uiul/frirf
place,to lay down, to put.

to Set, to

-"

cooked
a. well
^uiqi/l-i/iiriMMj

things.

mixed

ing
; cook-

[cious- roaring of the waves

tenasuffer much;
avaricious,
"*"^

a. very
^luqj/tn-liim
B""^"/^i/',
hjiujvp. to

sit

down,

to

ijupiyptij^^

-"

J-iaJhAmliu for

sit, longtime.

to place one's self.

O*
f^urqt/uitf.nt-13'
t^uiani-Jntlirpt/'
m

a. very
wise, learned.
pu,^/{iin^iiui
s. polyarchy.
P"#;y"i5^^""^/""-/3'/iti

bracelet.

S. \i"'ll_
O-St.
^unfJ'n/Pn. knotty,nodous
^luqi/hum

pra^,/;^praj s.fl.flight( of stalTs ),

balustrade ( ): bed.
balusters,
s. stalr,
pra^"nral!"
stop,

^uM^n.u'uraj
,

sacerdotal

*.

maniple;

"

; S.

Puia,

[polypous.
feet ; s.
u. havlug
^luqJ'nmu/bl,
many
a.
having many
^,Mi^npu,l[
qualities

"Twi^it-ilj

or

accidents;of

colours.

many

a.
^"iiqin,pii.[i
having many
of
s. state
P""ifiy;i^f.ni./?/f"-%

having

many

PraJ- [ijs. impost, duty, tax,

levy, custom

pracAra^ raj
goblet; chalice

S.

children.
a

toll.
ralij/rj

glaSS, ffiUg,

CUp,

bumper.

Pra"/-ra^ra^
S. SalvCr.
pracAraj^ra^ra^
s.

person

sauccr.

Prac/ra^"-i/*,
tj/.va.

children.

full of snares
a.
f^uijJhiin^iufP
or
springes,dangerous,perilous.
piK^i/nj//s. altar or resting-place
;

the

soak, to

ground,

the

inundation

S. hclr.
pracAratiray^ra^

[ciou.
^u,J-u,j:"ni-P-l,t^,
s.
mistrust,suspi'crf. dlvldcdly.SepapracAra^rapra^
rately.

infinity
plurality,
multiplicity,
; people,troops,regiment,force,
;

retinue.

or

many

much

pracAra%ra;(ra%
fl. divisiblO.
pracAra^ra^ra^n*-/?/"-^'
*. divisibility.
that partakes with
a.
^aiJ-ui%ailily

things.

another.

a. very
1^,u^/hi-i,ni.mi

wise, learned,

s. distributer
^u,J-u/b,upu,p

scientific.
skilful,

[ledge.
s. grcat kuowPuiqifhi-iiniJibiii-P-lit-i
^Mu^oplruy pkl'3 a. many
days
since ; old,that has existed a longtime.
a.ad. in several ways
or
^ui,jjhpp,u,li
divers,

various

in

many

; divisor.

Pra J-ra'ifr^/.
divisible ; s. dividend.
a.
to divide,to sePrac/-ra%A-,r,
parate
va.
k-j[,
; to

manners,

ter
wa-

WatCr

cup.

pracAraJ^ra
tt. dlstrustful.

contains

tO

plants.

s. small
Pra"fra^/i4

to

qq^h-mlHtliifmniHu

"

chair, seat; mattress; couch, sofa.

s.
^uiijJhi-P-lnJi
multitude, great
number, quantity,crowd, gross, heap,
mass,bulk, body ; abundance,increase,

that
a.
^ui^/:iu%,i^H

tribution,
con-

share, to distribute

to
to decompound, to disjoin,

; to

cut,

uncouple,

disunite,to split,to cleave, to

sion
incian
scatter,to behead, to make

to

to allot.
shapes.
^.Jfra/Jrai.
;
cerned,
piofni-^ j^/i ^luj s. arm, forearm ;
pracAra^o^^raj U.S. partaker, coning
berry-spinach
subscriber,sharparticipant;
power ; branch, bough; 60/. beet,strawto
scribe,
sub;
iKiMpoA^ijlliup^
ilAi^ij to participate,
;
to blows, to fight;
[share,subscription.
^uin-hu to come
to hold by the, hand, to
n'iiiui_,
t.
participation;
^mJ-ui%np,l.ni.[3-l,,X
-

ran.

u/n.

Pill"

pu.n,

88

s. divisioH,share,
^mJ-ini,nL.!H,

tribution,
dis/.W

pensation
disrepartition,
partition,
""."
ment,
dismember; decomposition,

ftinii

happiness;

the

had

ly
ill luck, unfortunate-

-[/r, by
jm^niit-i^ -["

^."^
;

not

I have

jtuui

JUM^nifnt-ua^

'bnpinJlrn.m%[i
disengagement, disjunction, {rnj-[" fi^iiiii "p lriilr"iil_
by chance, fortunately his
p^{i,u.,llfh
distraction,dissolution ; stitch,rupture,
[ner, foreteller.
disunion, enemy dies.
departure; separation,
; s. divia. prophetical
P"o/,/"iu".f/."-,"/
scission,retrenchment, section,segregation.
,

adventurous
a.
pu"/."/"u.///%"^^^
officer.

PwcZ-i^u^^-m
*. custom-house
P"""/u."..!"_,
or

f^u.J-irMr,
h^l,va.

to

officer.

tax,

levy

to

to

1^^

adventure.

P/"^,""^"3s. Temple of Fortune.

ad. fortunately, luckily;
P""/"",."3^

of duties

receiver

s.

U.J

taxes, custom-house

fortune,

to seek
'I'Iti_,

at all events

by good

duty.

hazards, by chance,

or

luck.

a. fortunate, lucky.
P."/,/",i"L/7^
good
s. happiness,
quota, proportion, distribution, ^,uluu,u"-np"Lfff,
chance.
[or
l
uck.
equality, parcel, piece; dose; lot;- fortune,

^"-J-[^h J-'iifij
s.
part, share, portion,
,

^u,lu,"l".r,
hju,) vn.

^"ap/^uij assessment.
,

P"^

Ij
,

,"j

s.

to

fortune

huve

porch,portico; halo,

Pu."/-...nt.'fc
s. custom-house.

red

Pu"",
Ij s. cherry ;large black cherry ;

circumference,
sheepfold,fold;

round

circle

the

moon;

or

sun

round,

to
circuit ;
lour,
cherry ; fog, mist ; pale cou/fiim.^,miihij lupliuiiiy/j
to surround, to begird.
paleness.
encompass,
to
to encompass,
p,/////on.fr"/",
va.
a. nebulous, misty, foggy ;
P"^".J/,^
"-j/"
dull weather.
[balsam-tree. begird ; to contain, to comprehend.
-^
^uilik,iu,p^iuiu,"u/b u,^ s. balm ; balsam ;
f, s. wallet, bag.
s.
^,"iu,,nhul,i_a.
dark, gloomy.
bean; lupine.
^lu^i^fj,
[,j)
staff.
s.
P/"ijnt_"^
stick,"
pm^i/i s. cherry-tree.
pa/4, /y s. spade, hoe; mattock;
^.ujulps. sledge.
^.".i-llfh^s.
gad-fly.
[gloomy. p".4A-"r,to hoe.
tassel
s.
".
cloudy,
P""4ii._"u%^
Pu.yro"-macorn,
Aj s. necklace, diamond
;
the
to
a.
on
p/"/,/""6foolish,
mad,
hang
neck; iron collar.
wanton,
/"3
to
cracked.
to compose,
va.
Pu/^"o^^ti/",
t-jip
to
to
to
to
^".l.,u.i^n.^l,^%
s. folly.
mix;
conjoin;
ally; mingle,
beat
to
to
pu./"4-"r,
va.
strike,
compound.
fcyf
;
to
shock, to knock; to touch; to
position,
s.
f^iailui^irnK-P-pjii
compound, commorello

"

to strike one's
scourge
; -[t^uipli
qnu,u
foot in a stone;
ging
ra^n./i/h^ ifa.ni-i,

dition,
synthesis, combination, conconfection,formation,mixture.

of the

wind

against the houses;

at tho
-q^m-ni,, [, ^^u.^" to kuock
door ; qlini-piruto beat one's breast ;
n^nup, to touch a cithern, harp,
to dazzle
lyre; a'"i""i"i.^//^/?^/j
,^^,
the eyes ; iM.,uliibu,i_
burst
uMpnimum^o^
,

suitable.
pu'Y/u^x.'ir
pi"Y.""^u.^itir,
tj[Mva.
a.

make

to

conform,

to

conformable.

%nL,ilii
OX
^uiqiuquBlini-P-ln^

relation,conformity,

S.

fitneSS,

connection

liance.
al-

into tears.

fil"fi,lrjin--^u/i,lrij;
ni-j[,VO. tO
one

against another.
f^u,/"[,ir,
vn.
Irj/i^f

kuOck

unanimous.
a. consonant;
f^aiifjuAiu/i,
s. consonance.
pu..^u#.Juy",n"_/3^ii
Pu#Y"//^"yl-^or myf s. pretext,excuse,
subterfuge; suspicion
stain,
;
,

to

be

beaten;

to

fight,to combat, to attack ;- /Aif li^. fault ; cause, reason

f,il!rc"il
; p.u,nu,ju
dhu/iiu
to fight together,to knock, to
dash against each other.
seek
excuses
or
pretexts ; p.u,iiuya
P"//i//.._^r
pu/^/.^ift
s.
beating,percussion,ilinni-[3-hiMtitliuipl^iuinb-i
jii^nuii tO Cablow ; knock, shock ; rencounter, lumniate, to slander
; "/n.ii"%^
p.u"uM,ja
combat.
innocent, inculpable,blameless ; ad.
P"./"," ly s. fortune, prosperity, inexcusably.
luck ; destiny,fate, fatality
or
pi"f^"/t/u.iY"-"F
; chance,
"/i"A s. bath-keeper,
,

hazard

; Fortune, Good

Genius

; ^A-vA-

bather

; sf.bath-woman.

PUfb

90

tlOU

^nuMu^n^puAiu^ utpliUMUh-i^
p
with
to
allure
to
charm
or
%hij
words ;
^^^ l,phu,p,ii^Iti_,

uMn-i

'inL.

one's

-"#

'-Jlrji

ni_"A-j
Lcyt

"H'^L."

to

".p

"

understood, to come
to an understanding; /""""" liirm-iTu
-[",
to
/i
k,
me;
according
npiMiku[,J'
to
serve
to
uiui'i,hi_,
u.piiio'hhu employ,
to be

understand,

a
tuHing
'iint-uit].,upuiiiuig
;
key ;
4""/i""pu"4'"j master-key;
watch
key ; tf.uiiim
tf-uiWuM^ni^t/fi
false key.
-

self;
-

said;^n/^

puf^io^

~"

^"'lh$. A

"

Ir^ivt"

P-"'3

; castramentation

~"

n^

without

any
I have

^t^,

word

to

to say

you ;

-/f u,Jk%kjjni^,accordiug to every

body ; i^ui ^n -[uf. upon your word ;
,

accordiug to what
-ft ^n,
said; tj-lmirui^if.n"_.r4- -7-.

have
know

well

he

nt-JL-^
,

i^ninjt

they

one

Itntttu

have

-^

/A^^fr% /""/"
^fc^

[fu^n^ kl^i

-^

pi"!- nt-uhp
neither

with

have

suspicion of some
intriguesor connections

have

some

you

spoken

; I have

one

with

whom

other

It

iTuM n

society

men;

nor

nuij

s.

army

campaign,
camp,
is encamped.

place where

an

you

you
to do ;
ly
hardh ^trnutb'bnnuiliiujtih

with

J^"n.lTn,"^M
had

P"i"%ia//u/%
reasonable, endoMred
a.
with
discursive, inte/Iigent
;
reason,

""n-

Itum

/rum

army.

or

camp

field.

centre

or

^uiplru to do some
//."
[standing.
uMh-lrui"_ logical;-i, ". logic.
If^'i^
t^t
underhesitation ; /Ai_4-/A^
s.
^.uluuliu/bni-PliJb
reason,

discourse

thing ;

camp.

'

of

campment
en-

camp

a. companion of the
^lu'builiiulijt^

one's

the

the middle
s.
^"M/bu^lfUMtikl^

things; /" ^"j/"6tan^ihu to begin to

to finish
speak ; "luifu-zCui'Lhi^
if-u 1,,-p

u""ii"t.^,

;-

pitcha

to

to encamp,
^aip^,u'i,lri_,
to remove
(loinAuY.i^'i'

these

leave

; army

camp

s.

luj

"

speak ill or well of some

'w^hat is this?
^AV. ^
""il"
to
give one's word ;
"Yj to promise,

"IjummA to
one;

course,
dis-

sermon.

"

examiner.
a.
fiMHi-tfui^
^u/iiut^inj^,
orator.
a.
^uiiiiuluoii
s
oration,
^,M/i,ujl"a"ni-P-l,i%

|Ay- -/'j" at these words ; uiuhi_-^_

ani-JIral^
^uoulr"^
pnM-P-lru/li
pjuntriua
t

"

-u

fr^,Ifuiiun^,it is

"

one's

pounder
explainer,ex-

lock:

i. key;
^"uiiu/t

"u

"**

or

ni_

merce
com-

pitch

one's

camp.

to
PuAu.4/../',
t-jiy vn. to encamp,
place one's self,to pitch the camp.
eloquent.
^u/builinpiiil^a.
a.
^u/bailin.1,1contentious, that is
fond of disputing,captious,cavillous ;
-

n^l"uibl^ to
f

to

camp,

f/At^..to cavil, to carp, to chicane,

dispute;
"//ii4y_
jniV''i_uikmu to
-

dispute about

trifles.

-[""//nn-_
"i""i-u"*j

of adultery. iptlrij
"Lplini-P-fr
exceptfor cause
[disputation.
s. embassy.
s.
P"."#""pt^#,"-/?/""-'"/
^ai'iiMMilin.ni-nt-P-liiii
logomachy ;
Piu%i"^^"i
a. lettered,learned,wise,
a.
^u/i-iuliplilnn
curious,that researches
much
censurer.
experienced,versed.
; s. critic,
s. writer, author.
R"x.%a"^/i^
f^iutim/ijni-Pj,
conference,parley.
to parley,to enter
Bk"%."^/."j
Pi"'i^i"4/"i-""
J/hlrij
[ioT nj ,uj U.S.
writer,
into a treaty of peace.
author; poet: newsmonger.
^ui%ia^uiqnt^i3lit^
s, treaty.
s.
Pmi/u4^".i,n..p^iA
composition;
Pu."/u"^n/^s.
plagiary.
poetry.
pK#%uiX'u"i."-"r,
s. plagiarism.
fiu/riai^nii^t^p-^iX
to reason, to
vn.
lrj[,
to
s.
B"u%i"^"i/"i._/?/ii.%
discourse.
eulogy, panenarrate,
gyric,
praise.
examiner.
a.
[iiiAMuTCmpiu^
to excuse
^lu'biuif.iniuli
P"A,u"r, piujp va.
ib%lnr vn.
to open,
to
cover,
disone's self,
to pretend; to feign,to allege,
to disclose,
to develop,to explain;
to
[composition.
loosen; to perforate,to
s.
^,u'biu^pni-P-[,d
writing, work , pierce,to bore ; to spread, to enlarge,
to extend
s. pi.excommunication,
fiii/i"a,f.l"u'ifp
to
; to unfold, to untwist,
,

o.

anathema.

po"^/."^^t,r,
ty/f va.

unlink
to excommunicate,

one

; to rub

hat;

to anathematize.

to

to take
off
^/"^
bosom,
"?c_Jtpqu[ipui f,i.pto unopen one's heart ;
t/uilunp.,
;

"

S. p/iit/ui^nioV/u J-wli
^lu'lMtun.pnL.P-fitX

to

uncork

"

excite

bottle ;

appetite;

itJii
-,

to

^"j_.

to

perforate,

PU.1i

pierce,to bore

to

^u,u

to

mind

the

PU-C

0 I

ilii'k^to unseal ;
;
illuminate, to enlighten
to unstop ;
ijftguiiiu

*piu'iiq.iuli
jelly.
"g

s.

IS. x^iulimirir*
p/ii7#iy.A-*/'

to
ilifpuMp%to unpack ;
TfufiiiuuiMUfii,
s,
feud, quarrel, dispute,
P"/Afr"o^
out a path ; to open
trace, to mark
a
wrangling ; S. P"A "fc/.y,
"ith.i.p
-

way,

to make

road.

B""%"ii"/*,
P".^//r"r,
f^'ijui)
to be

detached

f'uHitrnj
voluble,
raj a. verbose,eloquent,

from

vp. to

open

fluent.

another.

\r'u/i,i^,q.q.liir
ipilnrvn. to contradict.
f^uMiiuii/uinino. p*iA"#iJrt-//i- l_men.
e.
Pra*#/.pf.iA
learned, skilful,experienced,
s- philologist
Pu"%u.u4^^
literary
versed, wise ; eloquent.
; -^
a.
a.
^ui^iuMulipai/^uA
pratrf
philological
talc, story,
4
liuiiiliniiip
;
bawble.
or
[reasonable.
"iJ'mnu.p-^i.i,
ni-uJhL.'itpUteraturs, trifle,
letters.
humanity.
Initios;
a.
Pui'iiliJiuuu,
iiat'ilpifh.j
intelligent,
one

"

^"ii'iiiuulipnM-Pliiiis.
philology
; huma^iMiiiuiuinyiib//J s. poet ; j""-t or
,

fluentia
authorized, accredited, estimable,in-

poetaster,rhymer.
a. poetical.
pra"4"i4"i.%
^u/iiuiumiriip-iuliiu%
^a/butaint-iip-htr,
frj/"VCl. tO pOOtize, tale, story,fable.

^Jini-i
.

a.
pra%^,/yp.ufiipliu.'ii
confidential,

to

s.

language;

coarse

\li(ilil"n.

Ytui/iu.^
O.
versify.
\*iMlhnpuuali
\*ttniwmuBiij
s.
^lu'buiumlriip^ni-Pji
poctry; poBm.
herb,
PraV/^io^
herbage,
#y
raj
sf.poetess.
P""^/i"u"i"-f^6-n"-4/"
vegetables ; beet.
pot-herbs,
ad. poctically.
s. kitchen-garden.
^uiiiuiumlrijh^opk'i'
Prat.".//^ra?/"7j
B"i%u"^u2('iu"i.
a.
s.
boaster, braggart;
Pratr"""^rai^"2('ra,i.
;
green-groccr
to boast, to exaggerate ; to
ilHi herb-woman.
ib'tilrij
a. herbaceous.
Pra^/^ra/zi-Yt'*/
swagger.
raq

s.

pra'"rara^4fr/r,
irg[,vu. to slaudor,to
to report.
bearer,
tale*.
pra'i'"a'^4"'tell-tale,
complaisant, obedient
"i3
sary
sycophant, opponent, advers.
composition,work
^u,%u,p,apnt43-li
; Satan,devil,tempter.
of sense;
*delegation,
liiii s. tale, slander,
fiu/iiuM.,f,//n.-[3
poetry;
poem,
false accusation,calumny ; contrariety,
deputation.
^uAuii-npa. reasonable ; intelligent, opposition; witchcraft.
P"A", [,js. prison,gaol ;^"fct^'^
wise ; vocal ; rational.
[sonable.
-^
to imprison; lunLMlr[_
reaa.
["
wiser, more
lupliu.'hlrij
[.
fiuAiiMu,pa,,i.n/ii
gence
to make
one's escape from prison,
~k
reason
s.
P""i""t."r^nt./?/f"_'i
; intellitellectto escape ; 4"At".^-4-. to let out of
understanding, in; rationality,
o. poet ; writer, composer
^uAiuMpuip

;
; *delegate,de-

calumniate,

'

-,

; prudence,wisdom.

Pu.%11ipu.q_
a.s.

/.-k
prison; lriu.'iihi_

plagiary;

compiler;

to
,

go

curious.

p"j^/"/i"#Y"'/_P'"''"""'Y"'^
'

plagiarism.
piiAuipufffn!-/?//!-*
reviewer.
critic,
pu.%u,^lfb
review.
s. critic,
fiu.%u.^%%nLj3-piii
s.
envoy.
puiiplrp"#j
messenger,

out

of

prison.
X^uiltuiu.^

"

f.

)^uiuinti.ufiub pra/rraiu^
Y*uifltntitlMfiit^
s. gaoler,keeper of a prison.
..(iru.

s.

s.

a.
pui'huiiupn.hi_
prisoned; umiilrij
[detentionimprison.
s. imprisonmeut,
pa.'bm.aiiflrin.-P-lii.'b
-

P"W

to

bot. hen-bane.

ing,
s.
erudition,learni^u.'i.q.liu.ni-P-l.iii
science; ilt-p'iiiypi,
literature,
-,

lupifjrf

astronomy,

"

prairati/",
tj/.va.

P'"2_'
ts

s.pl.folly,extravaYnuun,uia.rti-^Mi.t
b^iuf.ni-^io'i'i^

*"

horse

to

imprison.

hair, mane.

pra^ ,7y*.
gance, revery, idle talking,delirium,
chimera.
enthusiasm ;
share,lot ; division

distribution ; assessment;
: weevil,mite.

vfi.
[iui%q.uiq.ni.^,ir,
t-jiaj

to
rave,

to

to dote ; to

stagger.

talk

to

talk

nonsense,

to
praj/oi-iT,
tj/r va. to distribute,
to
to
to
divide,
share,
dispense,
part,

travagantly,
ex-

to

to totter,
vacillate,

to

assess

; to disseminate.

s. gratuity,
Pra^/^/rj^
drink-money.

Pllfb

present,gras.pl.gift,
tuity,
Pu/^/.;^ njl-j
,

donation.

tion,
Pm^/"A./?/,iA p""jAm^W. s. distribu,

and

the

castinto

sea

irmmj

proud of; u,pp

to be
i,uiuipuini^lrujj'p.

of falcon.

kind

taken ato liken, to compare

; to be
be
to
estinguisbto
be
destroyed
;
way ;
ed
pujp^Pp i- ,u%^llp["irni, be thou

removed

apportionment,division.
pw^iji s.

PftO

92

pu,n%pi the justperish; T-.".

['.^""ii'i$."'3 i-'amascus
fs.ujn^aft
".pi.sillystory,idle talk, iTtuutinu
p."^""Y.u-%p
be
no
will soon
longer a city;p.,apiu,^
quackery.
prattle,
stories,nonsense,
the
pact is broken ; /.^tfcu/j
to tattle,to pratm-luufi,
vH.
tle,
^ui^ui.ijrj;
Irgl,
,

M'p'i-'^P^

"

to
tales,

tell idle

idly, to

to talk

speak of trifles.
great talker.
a. prattler,
^ui^aijinm
pression;
pu/n., [i^s. word, term, speech,exfor

air, song;
""/"" pmn-lUt,literally.
""n.

word;

word

pa.n.u.^,
nj

s.

-,

pu,pd[,%^uu.^. they put

to die ; %J'^

the

him

on

cross.

S. \*iuupli-"li
^uMu[tp
.

fortune, luck; destiny,

to
fate ; wager, bet, stake ;
luplimbk-ij
[buke.
bet.
to
a
lay wager,
s.pl. reproach, blame, re^uiupufbg,
p"""," ^j
,

s.

-"

ing.
bellowing,lowing ;roar-

'

to bellow,to low
^iin-ui^ir,ir^l^vn.

blame,

subtile ;
phthisis;S. "h-^pp: braoh
'*"

"

vocabulary,
P",".^^;"4"
s. dictionary,

reproach, to

rebuke,

_5"""- 1

to

to remove,

; to

to withdraw

destroy,

derogate, to suppress,
to

cause

a.
^.iipu,^

to

cease,

extinefface,to guish,
to ravish,
take away,

dispel,to

to

;a

long

neck.

thin

or

^p'l'i

weaves

^uipuiliui^-l^a.
skinny neck

off, to displace;

carry

to

retrench;

sure.
cen-

(sporting

[handle. dog) : nitre ; S. ^npuili.

lexicon, glossary.
that spinsor
^uipuiiiuMih/ii
a.
p^/iiu/^i^ s.pl. lever; porringer;
or
woven.
to take
finely
finely
va.
f^ain.'LuiJ',
spun
;
p.iti[,A[,
away,
to

to

s. shuttle.
^uipuMp.

pii/^i/u^
""J

glory,ex-

s. renown,
fKuin-,^jnt-Ppfui

to

to condemn,

blamable.
a. reproachable,
2'uiuplrJ;

cellent;
famous, ex[cellence,beauty.

a. renowned,
Pu/n.u"j^

ricb.

to

^uiuphj; Irjliva.

[to roar.

hard:

v^uspuMuitMib

[porter.

soft.

f^ujnujMjfh'uis

usuer,

p""ii
a. personified
^uipuiniiiuliufii
;
lift
to
[legory.
to
prosopopoeia.
up,
;
s. prosopoposia; alfKu,p,un.%n,-P-pL3i
raise; to bear, to support, to sustain;
^oa,(i
*"
*"
*o
lintel,
s.
door-post,doorpm^#/i"-/7^
P^* "^'
P^^i
;
'[""Urc'V'
to stifle; to
to take, to steal, to rob

"

tree.
to discount, to deduct, to
'[,e,ui2ni-k,
custom.
to
to
a
law,
{^mpuii-npni-P^pL^Ls.
manneTS,
repeal
;- i^o^it."
to
to
to
annul
clear,
cancel,
; ^un^
some
tires. idle talcs,
extricate ;
^,uppuj"y/bf;
nonsense,
^uJi-^i to unbar ; 1"/^_
to
deliver
a woman;
repetitions,sillystory, prating,
juipif.iu'iiij.kt
"hni-lib
to abandon,
gossip,dotageujn^iri_y
[3 nnnt^ij p.itjrni[i
[3-ni^t
to forsake entirely
V7t. tO
f^uipp.u/bllrJ',
^,upp.,u2hj;
t-^fi
; /"^-td- li^n^
make
tiresome
behead
to
to
repetitions,
to weigh;
chat,to
ifif-in^u
; /i/r^u.to
to
tattle.
to
prattle, bawl,
nuM^l liujiiu/bl^tun-ui^i^H'ij ^lytt
to cry out ; to weep ;
/""^"n/
fiuippiun.,
nj s. speoch,voico,accent,
scream,
to stroy, to annul ;
to carry
language,idiom, dialect ; acclamation,
away,
-

abate

"

to take away
exclamation; cry, clamour; sound;
quiJk'iiuifbri.J-ni-uipni-P'liL%,
to take
all difficulty
pUiL^uMm
l^irp^iT
;-^^fr/""'"
it.nitrL.nPj
ptrtu/^
m-pm-,^
tlMM^iMlrt.^
to kill,to
the
life
of
some
a hoarse
orgruif,trembling,
one,
"hu-ilg
away
to appeal,to invoke,
murder
interrupted,menacing voice ; ^/"^-t^-i
; p-nqiip
to supportpain ;
to offer a word, to speak ; uib-lri_
to lament
p
;
n^iui-u
to make
to cry,
one
speak ; mpiuilit-/^
ni-","lr^to go away, to depart ; ^/.ito subtract;lupiuilihi^to dismiss; to raise the voice,to exclaim; ^i^jpi
,

-,

-,

to Carry.
p.uipJtlruii^p.lr[,lri_,

"?#

with
^luiubiutT,y^ujiubhir,\*iunjilrutl/[iljltirf

luapi.y

vp. to be

carried

or

brought;

was

filled

cries of

joy;

the air
/' ^"is-ni.p-hui'u
~

cries

2,"^
-

or

thousand

in the Armenian

language;

PU.0

PUP

93

urifuing "f,","j-ui%thunder, noise;

""'?"'/"/'*'
clamour, cry ; ij^nqini,a".^
,

of

per, to be
be happy.

""-3

\*niplrpiuluintulnuirt
luqtuj

pets,
"li"^"''i""ii
^"'iilng blast of trumruff; cackling;noise or clashing

'

'

shields;
whistlingor

Wind

bluster

^uiplrpu,[n,nni-P-l,^
s.
fortuue,happiness,prosperity,chance, destiny.

of the

uitL^iL.^ntr^iuqu^iiaaQ, \P,t_p%^
rumour.
miiimiuilil,
;
^u,pp.,u"_l"i;
Ir^u,/vn. to speak ; to
to
exclaim.
out,
cry
;

il"^

f^/nph-puti/a-b. X^tuplrpiutitui

"

to prOS-

VH.

fortunate,to succeed, to

a. that praises.,
^uipirpu/ii
o,- that
^tupkpu.'iiualilig
praiseswith

"

another

s. haggling,
^uippiapu/iip
hesitating.

or

together.

^luphp.u'iih-ir,
ir^liva.

to

S. fiMa(tpiu_
V""iipOipli/^
('"upputpfilinb
praise.

bless, to

[encomium.

s. benediction
^luphpufiint-p^S
praise,

f^uipputpliiT,
%!"/ vn.

to hesitate,to

a. beneficent,
^u.pirpu,^u
bounteous,
busy, embroiled,perplexed. that does good, liberal.
fit,
s.
^oiplrpui^unL^liJi,
bounty, bene^uippuepnia
vage
favour,liberaUty.
u,^ a. s. barbarous,sa-

haggle; to

be

barbarian,cruel.

fe. y^iMinir^
Y^taptrpurniiif^uipirpujtlin/tlf
putfuin
yj^iupk-put^uinu/tiuiir
f

f^iupp,"p""",.p-l,^s,
ty,
cruelbarbarity,

grossness.

SY*taphpuMuuiUMfiiuir
f^tiiph-putuinhj'
t

cithern.
^utppni-Ma'
s. mus.
pii"^Y^"_a.2r,
illustrious ;
[y a. signal,
cheerful ; increased,
ishing,
flourflourished,
civilized.
dance
abuns. pi.increase,
P"i/^^""i.i"2('u"%^
;

^"uplrp.upnj[ij a. good-natured,
good-tempered,civil,benign, affable,
,

kind.

profit,improvement, bloom,

lustre,
splendour,renown.
P'"/"?-'"'-"'2(tj/',
va.
lrj[i

S.
\*iaplrpiupnint-P-jitIh,
f^uipn-piapni-(3-p

excellent

to make

ish;
flour-

to civilize.

character, good-nature.

a.
productive
p,i,plrpk-p

flourish,to

be

in vogue,

to

in

to

increase,

profit,to improve.

hay-rick;heaped up,
polypetalous;
p"
gr. compound word.
^u,pq.ir,r,
L-jl,va. to accumulate, to
hoard; to bind up; to compound, to
conjoin.
*f#""_ir

s.

good,

fication.
fructis.
^ujpk-plrpnt-P-litlb
fertility,

nour,
repute, in hothat
a.
f^u,plrpn,ipn2_

has good suckers,

sprouts.
that produces good
a.
fiuipt-pn/u
fruit fruitful;
good-natured.
that causes
a.
^uMph-pni-iflM
good to
shoots

P"/^^,^j
piled,bound

of

fruitiful,
fertile,abundant.

pnf^^xii.wX/i//',
vn.
t-^iaj
to

O.
l^uiph-piuuuint-ltrpi^
y^tupirpuipMuini-^

a.

up;

"

^iup^i.p-[,^%
accumulation,
heap ;
s.

composition,formation.

[other^.

that speaks well of

a.
fiujplrmuiaj
that hates the good,
^utpk-u.uilriuj
a.

evil,malicious, wicked.

come

or

forth.

^.uphpnii,a. naturally good, that

humane.
a good disposition,
a.
beautiful,
^,uplrif.lr,i_
graceful,

has

charming, genteel, pretty,handsome.

mency,
s.
^luphiifi-ni-P-liti
benignity, clelives
well.
[verses,
mercy.
that runs, walks, cona.
fiuiphii-iuij
a
fiiiiph-^npit
beneficent,virtuous,
that
does
good.
pious,
[good.
trgfivn. to do Well,
^lupt-fnpitif,
.

benevolent.
puipt-ui^tu^iaj'a.
woll
^uipii-uiguiMMiiupm
".
doservcd,

worthy, obliging.

ficence;
s.
^,upi.-,i.npirnt.piiJii
bounty, beneworks.
good
ciful,
a. benign,humane, merpra^t^n.-/?ble,
charitanfibuY.
'""^/_. to bid farewell, to take
compassionate,tender,
leave ; to
flexible.
[proper.
renounce, to forsake..
^luplrpuilumfiuiplrpiu^u,[,^
ft. fortUa. becoming, suitable,
fit,
pm^tifi-iY
ness.;
nate, lucky; prosperous,
vourable,^urpirif.liiiini-[3-lii.ii
s.
decorum, fithappy, faluck.
propitious.
prosperity,
ad.
[ed.
a. ungrateful.
fiuip/rpa,fiu,u,piup
fortvinately, ^mplril-pni-Jad. well
^luplr.ui.
safely;
, right;
Ohi^, adieu!
klihp' be welcome;
-

happily,luckily.

well
^i^plrnuip^a.

adorned

; reform-

pu,r
*o

^infilT^upn-yil',
^al'^^to adorn

carnival,
s.
^uipt-lih'ii^ui'i,
,ug

embellish,

reform.

; to

PU.P

94

the day before

day time; ^intA
lent, shrovetuesday, shrovetide.
-,

s. embellishment,
^u,i,h,lu,[,^n,-P-l,i!ii

ornament, finery ; reformation,reform.

of good family,noble.
Pui^A-ju/^.r".
s. inheritance
t^uiii/rJ-uin.u/ii^ni-P-lii.'b

of great property ; good inheritance.

a. very
Pi"///r^u,"_
good, very useful.
pu"^fr",""_",_/?fii
".. great
goodness,
nobleness, gentility.
good-nature,
fiu,ph/u,a"i,
a.
sober, temperate,

s.
happiness,
^iL,plrliir%q.uj'i,ni.pi,i:i,
rejoicing.
felicity,
prosperity,
has a good figure,
a. that
^luplrlilrpiMi
handsome, graceful,genteel, pretty,
well-made.
[shape,grace, gentility.
figure,good
s- fine
^uiphlihpuin^p-lf
happy,
^uipirlilrjl,^
prosperous, in
a.

good circumstances, rich.

s.
happiness,feli-'
^uipyiiy^ni-P-litA

moderate.

f^'apt^,'an.%lrir,
vu.
t-ijji
to

ly
ho-

to

temper,

city,ease, contentment, comfort.

honest, virtuous.
""
goo'i?
modify.
f^:,ph/il,p
well
instructed, civil.
^u,pir[u,unfbni-p-l-ii,
s
a.
temperanco ;
\^u,pir^l,pl3". good education,
moderation, modification,
temperature,
^,uptr^pP^ni,p^l,ifb
mitigation; o^n^,
good-breeding,politeness.
temperature of
the air.
of good morals,
^u.pirlipo'u
J,^ a.
that
PuY't^Am.ra. careful,
provides pious,virtuous, honest, religious.
for wants, for an affair,
[to provide.
s.
good morals,
^u.phlipo'bn^p-I.Jii
^"Miphli/butJifir,
religion,
goodness.
tjf va. to be careful, honesty, probity,piety,

moderate,

to

soften,to
.

that
^u,phlu%,i.f,p
a.
seeks

asks

for, that

for good things.

^"M,py^,a7(["r,
i^jiy
to

accept,

to

receive

to vouchsafe,
favourably, to

vn.

that
U
^uipyfuni,
^u.ph[uir[ii,n,^[,n.
please.
,

thinks

of

good things.

pm^t/"^,"",
a.

that

a. very
P,iY'i-4n"2s#y

gives good

good instruction; well

Pu/^t^o./mj
,

vice,
ad-

instructed.

diator.
intercessor,me-

U.S.

vn.
f-iuphluouhii;t-^l,

to intercede.

P"/pt/iio"n"-/?/.ti
J. intercession,
diation.
me^uj[ilrliujir,
s.
u"y
clear

agreeable.

^uipy^uiiCniu/hiuir,
ui^'fj vn.
agreeable

or

very

to be

very

amiable.

s. approbation
P/"Y"t4"'a"/."-/??
,

sent,
con-

benevolence, favour, friendship.

tasteful,savoury.
^uiplri,it,ira.
of good
^iuplri,uiJp.uii^
a.

of great reputation,famous,
friend ; familiar,
celebrated.

renown,
ed,
renown-

ifintrpjjirj
u/ij^
nt'bi^hi^Ti'^jutplun

to celebrate,
P"/^A-4u/.^u/t,t"r,
i-j/"va.
to publishwith praise.
s. good name,
^ujph-ia,jp.u,,-ni-P-liLii
ad.
liarly, renown,
^"aphiiwiraifLujlf
friendly,famifame,
reputation,
praise.
domestically.
a. agreeable,amiable,
^uipirifutirpnip
?-ziplrli..iir,"^u,'ii
a. amicable, friendly. graceful,
civil,gentle,tractable,
polite,
to
X'MMiptriiuiiihi'iMuij;
be
vn.
humane, kind,courteous,complaisant,
ii^iy
friendly,
one's
famihar,to make
self
beneficent.
[things.
familiar.
that demands
good
a.
P"//^t4u/jry
;

^"lu'iinL.i^p,
ulphil,

cere,
intimate,sintrue, devoted, dear, false friend.
uni-u,

-,

f^iapt^uti/n^p-litjb
liarity,
famis. friendship,
attachment

MMi'Llihifh^
cordiality.
pjo/rt^.ni/;,^^/,
sf.friend.
-

Pu-^fr^/u^^
a.

a.
P/"^t4"/",2"""#^
very

; ut.-pu, intimacy; wise,

,

learned.

sensible,
[or stature.

fine shape
a. having a
^ujpU^uiuuili
compenses
a.
rewarder, that re^luph^.uuinfj
that
does
well,
good.
Pm^fr^u/LuAa. obedient, submissive.
^uipk-^iup a. very
ingenious,

well
regulated, corrected,
reformed, policed.
to ordor
vo.
^uiph^u,q,f.irir,
irjl,
perly,
proto dispose, to put in
order;to clever.
amend, to reform.
etc. S. \^iuplr^ulllp.UilY^uiph-^n-^iul^
(^"'ityf/iup^n^p-lnSb
s. good order, organizationetc.
[to good things.
; reform, reformation;diexhorts
a. that invites,
puj^A-4^.","_t^
scipUne ; policy.
of a good shape, well
[^"uphJiri.
a.
S. ^,upkl,lr^[,li.
P."^t^t",j
made, genteel; graceful.
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fine figure,
V'u'ph-JtlrKjii.pii^s.
fulness, portioned,
graceexact, well
decorum.

ty,
^uipk^utlmi-P^liiiMS.
exactness, beauexact

well
a.
^uiplrinuifb

matched, lucky,

s.
^ui(,hir,un%ni.p-l,ti,
good fortune,
of good; goodhappiness,
participation
ness,
perfection.
a
f^,t.p/rirujpii.[,/i
cajoler,
coaxer,
to please,
gallant,complaisant ;-^i'fcA-f,

works.
s. piety,religion.
^"uphiniu^iini-P-litA
af.pious,religious.
pH.^fr";"x/^"""-4/i

to
flatter,

to

coax,

cajole,to

adulate.

lation,
adu^uipyiruipifjii-P-liM^,
flattery,
s.

[devout.

proportion.

a.
s.
pi"^fcu(,"2."
pious, religious,
gious,
P""^t"j|u"jo.ti/",
frj/" vn. to be relito do good
to lead a pious life,

fortunate.

to

made.

ffl. vBry
^lupiruiuiuiiri,

proper,

conveniont,

worthy.
decent, fit,

complaisance.
a.
sincere, ingenuous,
i^uipt-Jlia,
a.
good, virtuous,
^uiphukp, ul'["";i
frank,naive ; innocent,
posed. pious,religious
good, well dis;benevolent, indulgent,
obliging.
a.
f^u,p/r,rnp,
peaceable, flexible, ^"M,pir"l,pni-Rliii"
s.
bounty, goodness,

good-natured, good-humoured.
a. unthankful, ungrate^itjpt-ifhnjiij
ful,
[ly,naively.
r(rf.
frankPu"^i-./;n."p,"^
ingenuously,
innocence,
s.
P".^"-f/;"./jt^J/ii4
sincerity,
goodness, indulgence.
'""
P'"/'^"'ff"Z_
favourable,prosperous
; -ip,t^, to prosper.

symmetrical.

convenient, proper,

handsome,

pretty; graceful.
venience

lustre,splendour.

[nate.

settled,forturance,
s.
good assu^u,philuu,u,i,n,-[3-l,iii
well
P'utplrilliiCui/i

memory,

is venerated.

memory

a.

a. of happy
^uiptril^oMmuili

whose

"

s.
fitnoss, conliiu,pk;l^i"/lriin^[3-[.L.%

vrell adjusted, well

a.
^"uphjuipiFuip

agreed

kindness, obligingnesss. good education.

^.^phu'i.ni-Plii-'ii
well
instructed
"
P/"^t"i#ri_'fcY,
educated.
brought up,
mable,
a.
becoming, conforP".^fri/,"yt^t-^

certainty,boldness.

of great hope.
a. of good or
^"iMptr/npi
Pm^tmiutff^ a that sounds well
cxhorts to good
Q. that
^ui[,lrjnp,l.np
sweet, harmonious, well adjustedor
things; well inclined,very willing.
organized.
s. good hope.
^u,plrjnL.un,-P-liiii
havlug
[iu'plruilr"[i^a.
fiiap/rn.truia^,
well
nance,
a.
inclined, very
^u,ph-ioc/-,"i,
a
good prospect, aspect or countebenevolent.
willing,
handsome, charming, graceful,
a. zealous.
^Muptriiui/uuAi^
genteel,delicate,pretty,agreeable.
of good sign ; signaa.
pj/y^tijiiA
lized,
f^iuptrtn^uibecoming, proper ; of
,

a.

remarkable,

famous.

a. well settled,
f^uiplr^'i,
rich,happy,

prosperous.
that

a.
P".^fr^"/7^4

grants

or

does

good figure,genteel.
that
Q.
^uiplrmn^Jlili
fiuipt-i"n^,r,

"

iS

of good family, noble, illustrious.

s. nobiUty ; noble

^u,ph,nni,irni-P-lii^i

birth ; grandeur ; fertility.

favours,,that gratifies
handsome,
;
gratification
graceful,agreeable,charming.
; pro^u,[ilr,npni-[3-f,ii,s.
duction,
s.
fruit,profit,
advantage.
^"i,pir^n(,i,ni-Pl,Jb
bounty, goodness
factor,
beneficent, beneelegance, charms.
^ujph-piup,
; gracefulness,
Muj a.
vourable,
mild
of
the
a.
P""^A2niA^
friend,obliging,indulgent,fa( speaking
kind.
wind), the mild zephyr.
a. splendid,magnificent;
PoifrAjfii^
hjj, vn. to do good, to
^Mupi^paipk-ir,
superb, graceful, pretty ; venerable ; gratify,to favour, to oblige:
s. bouefit,bounty,
modest, chaste,bashful; ,un:iini-i_^,-_ fiu,plrpu,pn..p-[,L.'ii
to cover
one's self
huiirliyppt-uiL.
good, beneficence, kindness, favour,
lity.
liberawith a veil for modesty.
gratification,
service, pleasure,
-

splendour,magnificence,
pomp,
refulgence; honesty,modesty.
well
^lupkiu-if,
a.

measured

lustre,
or

pro-

blissful.
^,uptp2^'i"^ft
a.

s.
blissfulness;
^u,plrp2u,'i,linu.p-{ii%
good fortune,happiness.

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a.
glorious,illustrious,downy pillow; hphuu,^, pillow;
Pw^""-^i"""".i""/-i first place, place of honour;
splendid,magnificent.
of
n..Jtrp to confor a dignity
splendour,
mo#^
grandeur,
p./-^fr,//"."-"'-/?/"i-'fcs.
some
one.
majesty.
magnificence,
of the
s. fracture
^u,pAu.p^hknL.pi,t^
well tried, proved.
a.
^,uplr,l,n(,^
broken
leg.
to hide, to veil, leg,
va.
f'u.ph^L-ir,
irj[,
the
/"_

-,

to

s. that sits on
a.
^ujpiu,lil,j
[agreeable.
is
that
partakerof the
genteel, mattress,
^""'["kpt
^['i a- personable,
banquet or dignity; colleague.
conj.at least,at the least.
i^uipk

dissimulate.

same

same

"

s. competitor.
p"#^"J,"4"i./.c-

^uipl,pt-y, plru'3 good, nice,kind,

ad.
indulgent; fit;fine, handsome;
"well,right ; j. good, benefit,favour ;
goods ; 1 it is good ; um^-hij to do
,

pursuit of honour

well

be
hlij,.^
,
pu,plru.i-

welcome

-y. cuisn.
P"#/7.5*//Mf"A
"y
to obtain
vn.
il'iil'if
fi,i,pAu,n.n.I

or

dignity,
ry,
rivalcompetition,

ambition.

of

search
s.
^u,pi^,if"^aj.

a.

some

dignity.
good reputation; n^
4""//pw".puiphuy
-case.
s. pillow-beer
dif^u.pllrplra
^/rmA-^y- iitunr^uip,to IgnorB the ference
or
^ujpAkpkg s. president; u,lr,il"
between
good and evil;ilHi^,

shall

what
fpir/rjl,j,,

I do

well?

4'"-.

have done me
good;
uinL^Irp{.ij-utjou
have
ceived
repi-lt.uiu,p
uftin-lfli
,j-u _g,n, you
life
in
jnpJ-uiiT
good
;
your
itH'jb #^t' when will you be happy ;
-

leisurely
; "id.well, softly,
is
better
to
hide
it
4; iruiirlihi- ,

a. good
^u,p[,"_p

it;
as

4-1 it is
like

you

well; npuikuit.-[3nM-li
^infj

it,if you

please.

-4?

place.
first place,honourable
first
the
that seeks
a.
'^u.pAp/.u.lp
the

in

place,fixed

place;

honourable

an

to seek the first place.

J/i'lrij
p^nqp u,n-%lr,rva- to abaudou,
^u,pA[,
to leave, to forsake entirely.

cushion, bolster:
[shions,pillows.

small

s.
^u,pAl,li

compress.

f^My-pA^itM^P%tpnj s. pi. small cuernwood.

itrliuMjs. hot. southfi,^pA,iL.//i,t^u,l[
,

^u.pii
a. sharp,pungent, acrid
sour,

; acid,
s. act
[P'/3-#."_"i6-/A.f^,upAnL.ah

rough.

chem.
*^.upli."itlfii
s

provoked,

to

oxygen

^uipliuAituJ',
uiguif
storm,

vn.

; S

to

be

raising;carriage;

of

subtraction; exception; suppression,

solution,
repeal, derogation; degradation,dis-

angry,

extinction

to rage.

a.
ffiapliuiu[,pii,
passionate,apt to be
fretful,
tient,
angry,
pettish,peevish,impa-

[ged.

cation,
deduction, defal-

[burden.
to load, to
VO.
ni-^}i
f.u,pinijju/i,lrMr,
Aniiip Ju/itja. high,
fiwpAp Jnt.
,

cellent
sublime, eminent, great, exto fling,
to
b. f^uip^tuunpm
'!"p.,upJtni-k,
; ^nut-^^
X^iupl^iuntJtl
from
above
ire.
throw
s. irascibility,
; f Avyu p.u,pip
^u,pli,"^n,ini-P'lii^i
aloud,
p.,upini- ad
iujiilii- Aiyj.l,.^uiplfiu^nL^uflilril',
nM-^liVO. to OXaSto elevate, to raise
please,loudly;- "un.'i.hu
to disperate, to irritate,to anger,
to offend,to enrage.
on
high; to magnify,to exalt; -il^[ij;
to
be
ire,
elevated, glorified
s.
; TCu/uui^g^
^iiplinM-P-liiA
wrath,
anger,
sublime
or
grace lp.u,pAnii,u to know
indignation,passion; harshness; disfound
prosplendid,
things ; ulr,i.,/i,-,
'p
sumptuous
jiuitlini^,
qjun!iiuil_
; ilt2i'''lilru
to be appeased, to allay
dinner, banquet ; ^ iiu,pAnt^
pu.pfin^p-lr'iil^,
elevated
one's anger;
n7C,
from
above ;
to give vent
style;
I3^u,ililri_,ibasso-rilievo.
to one's anger ;
der-bolt; ^"m/im^uiIi,
thunor
relief,
4^u#juA
tO
s. pi. height, top,
^lupAni^ip Au.'iig
"ip,-iirm[il_puip/ini-P-lr.u,/p.,
summit, eminence, elevation; heaven;
rage, to get into a passion; upunTmnc^
[a-n-utit j/fiH(//fiiniL|cr^
/Liapiini-P-ts
p-ujifiui-nppuipiiu'iijking of heaven ;
lUry,
blrds of air.
ire,wrath.
(3-n.tnM^!^
p.uMpi,Ji,g
o.
t^u,p/iu,^,yin
angry, vexed,

elevated

enra-

-,

^uipJt/y s. cushion;bolster,pillow;
,

that has a strong

a.
^ii,pJpmp.ujiinL.li
strong hand, valiant;vigorous.

squab, mattress, divan; bench, sofa:

arm,

hip, thigh: dignity,degree, throne:

of a ship; ^frm^m/Zy
or board

voice ;

floor

a. that
f^ujpApuiputppuin.
,

sounding,

that

has

has
a

strong

loud

or

PU.8

p,apnJbu,i, "-3

P0.8

98

vine-branch;

*.

branch, bough, shoot.

fi^pni-pp s.
ftm^oi-^ra'i'jf;

tion,
crimina-

uiniitruto

Pum9 /"

[lust. l?-'"LI'

pretext;motive.

concupiscence,
s.
p"/,^"^/Fu.ni-/?/riJfc

to depart

"t'""a *o S" away,

I'
~

-'

remove,

aj^utqipiP tO SUrpaSS
p-umiiuiu to take away ; k-p^

; ["

many

sation;
accu-

to

u/lrnu/lilrl

"

calumny, false
imputation,

open sty ;
send
away ;

the

air,under

in the open

gpmni-P-fiiX
i'lbii^uii^i
; [i trij-uiirigour of winter is past ; /" 4""o_
from crying;
to cease
liiri^qu"iu,^ulii.,
,

"

the

(poplar).

\
to

Pm^^^iT,frjiy vn.
tjf
f^uiftpirir,
pretend,to feign.
Pu,^"-/7^"j a. good ; ad. well ; tp-J^

I
int. never
/i ui'itj.p
uiuip
forbid! come
along! fy ! 'f
,

uiiup

! God

no

except, excepted, besides,

pr.

save;

without.

or
p-nM-l ,t,n.u-2b

like ;

please or

^"

"

scorn

scream

doctrine

lyp

"""""

good thing for

; to exclaim.

s. exclamation.
P/i,j""^"A^"-/3-/""-'"'
illupqiMiuihgnni-P-liiii

/immtij to despise or to
well ;
4- ''*-t
iP'^U i^ i^ ^

man;

out,to

to cry

h^l vn.
^...^i^i-.u'i.^j;

a prosit-lriin.-P-li,X
perous

old age ;
sound
or

good
good

j"'t"

if you

here

to remain

us

head,

uncovered

with

ad.
fil.,a,l^a.

bareheaded.

diluted;
great distance,

far
a. distaut,
pim^mi-n/i,
ad. far, at

off:

a
pale ;
you
p""^/7- iliupq-ituthin
say
far ;
t
^iiAm^,
sea-green.
d'~
"lb'"^i''
'^pt^/t
very
"^
;
to be alone ;
P"y m.^t'/"a- bold-faced; shameless.
'ulruit is not well for man
or

uini-J-lri atitjn

^l^

luni^-uin

"

nOt

IS

11

"

to do ill to the

far off.
vn.
Ir^uij
^ihguiliiylir,

benefit,to^do

to

va.
^uipt-n^hw,tr^li

mote,
relija. absent, distant,
^"ujuili-y

just.

0. better.
^tiipt-n^^uiii-iijii

self,to

custom,
S'pl.manners,
ner
maninclination,
conduct,
disposition,
of acting; pnja
nature,
p-uipn^.^
inclination
character, natural, disposition,
good
^lu^n^^
manners,
;
pni-g

one's

away.

non-residence, distance.
a.
^ui^iuliufbuin-nih
very

morals

go

to absent

s. absence, rimoval,
^u,jju,iiu,jni-P-l,iJi

to.

^wpp

-"

good thing

good

well,master

; /upnj^in

proud

pure
character ; ^/uA_
-

rals
mo-

farther

divergent
s
tf-Jiir
Puij".4"#/t""5
.

; ui'iippitu/buipuim

or

removed.

ui^op

iiiifmiipwith
,

puiju'/uymfj
,

open

a.

eyes.

evident,manifest,

to corrupt
clear,intelligible
lTifp-uibh-i_
; formal, express.
r^iupls-^
i^ujftii
soften
to
the morals; "uirn^lri_
Or
uik" cid. evidently,
^ui^uifiyinmlili
ip.uipa,
the morals
pressly.
expw^m-iy^
["IimmmiTiu^
; jlti-pn^
manifestly,intelligibly
; formally,
,

tjLutnnM-tili

Liuuiiti-nn

p.uinnL^

B.utnnL^

willingly,
spontaneously.
joJ-ujpni-P'h,
s.
happiness,prospe^u,popn,-P-[n^,
rity,
well-being.

P#"j

uncovered;
uncovered

an

impudently;
he

open,

""^""p -qp

nothing;

saw

p/"^""-

headed;
head, bare-

with
uikuiu'iikp
I

'"is-p "i_ HT-P

or

the

-u"".

to

declare,to

utter

; to

fold,
un-

eyes

native,
declarative,determiP""ju./my"i/f^o.
significative,
apodictical.
evideuce; explaPiuyu"/"//mn"_p/fii".
nation
ment.
; developement, disentangle-

fe^tuqp or

-un-

hphuo^ with the face uncovered

;
to leave open the
p-n,fni^l_l,
ij_^uiijui^i
gates of a city; /" t- ^ni-ni the door
is open ; ^
#""J/fc/_
^//jt-^i to have
the head uncovered ;f
^l!"ui
go away!
from me !
I
"^.u.gkpjl^k"!' go away
-op

forth,to explain, to
to clear.

open,

a.

with
filunil_,

Piuji"#y."/uiArir,
tjf va.
set

".
looseness, flux,
^ui^iu'b^ni-p-lii^i

diarrhoea ; excrement.
s. gr. ablative.
*pi"ju."i.u/4i"'i'
tion.
s. exception,abstrac^uijiun-m-P-Jiiii

-k

"

ad-

far, very far ; quite;

[" openly, evidently;

out, abroad;
f, from
-

pui^ni-uu,
a

out
field,

of the

-,

afar ; far ; ["-[" in

the country,
,

in
city,

ad' negatively.
puiifuiuiupui^
a. negative,
pu/_ju"uiu("ii7/
[vow.
to deny, to disava.
fiiujuiuirir,
iitj/i
s.
^iu^tiiunL.pi,Jb
denial,disavowal.
pmj."^y^ s, camp, campaign,plain.

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99

pi"ji//"i,
ufj

distant,far off; p^ "iinpa.

bis wisdom is without
"i_ ^"y
[sible.
measure.
a.
piujiuinptrili
explainable,expres^ui^iuiiu,"!,
a.
sufficient,
fit,capable,
pu,jj.am[it-ir,
k-tjlva. to explain,to
competent, qualified; s. worthy, capacity,
set forth,
to exto declare,to specify,
press;
-*
U..#,""^"aor
ability;
God,
ter.
to comment; to remove, to scatOmnipotent,Almighty ; ^At^^, to suffice,
; suburb

camp

a.

".

; interval.

to

be

capable; -^/Ai-^,"?/,i/A,
to
to
self; utniii^u enable,
to removo, to
to capacitate; to content, to
vu.
P"""ju".i.;"n4i-"r,
irgli
satisfy
;
to divide,
to discern,
to separate. ad.
distinguish,
sufficiently,
enough; """. -{, passably,
4- itis enough,
tolerably,
so-so;
it suffices ;
s.
exposition,
is
^uijuMinpni-P-liLi,
it
explanation,
not
^4enough or
sufficient.
enunciation,
mentary,
comelucidation;
[potent.
gloss; ,an.tu%J[i% specification;
a.
^"iit-iuliuM'iiiuqop
powerful, omnia. explicative.
Biuju'in/'/'^

content

one's

the act
-ii^tuiiuin-puig
,

U.S. that
fiu,ja,pu/i,

opens

"

of

ing.
decipher-

Y^uMt-iul^u^u/biuiTf

S. P""-"#"

vn.

ututut

lock;
; key,pick-

dilator.
much
a.
^uiguipJiuili
ty,
extended,
f^iuM.a,fiu/i,n,.[3-l,ii,
s.
Mug
capacity,abiliabsolute,
vast, ample, full;
dent,
indepencompetence, aptness.
despotic; free ; distant,far.
ad. absolutely,
P"#t.fr/r,
dispensably;
into suffice,
^ui^iupiuiliasuil^u
to be cavn.
pable,
/rjf[,
be
to
able
boldly,resolutely.
; to furnish ; to suffer.
val,
inters. distance,
to render
^,i,juMpiu,lini-p-liii,
f^uit-tjni-jui'iilrj;
va.
nt-ijl"
breadth.
to give sufficiently
great extent,
sufficient,
tisfy,
; to sato content; to suffice.
B""j"-i";
(i a. ad. remote, distant,
,

'

far ; ^

to absent

i^hu

one's

self,to
[candid.

quit.-

a. barefaced, open
^uigh-pku
; frank,
s.
^ui^lrptruni^p-lii^
barefacedncss,

evidence

frankness, candour.

s.
fiiut-iiiiM^
maze,
[labyrinth.
in the shape of a
fi,itM^wiaili,MrAi-ia.

t^uiM^lmj
cqli
,

Pp/i"-fc
s. noise, confused

sound.

Pp""-4. pplit"3 s. crest, comb,

a. evident,clear,
f^iajt-pt-i.
open ; ad.
evidently,plainly,openly, clearly.
B."j4 '(" ad. very far ; from afar ;
out ; S. Puy

P^tj"j/i/P^frj^ loj
,

s.

consul

low, vile.
p"#o

yor;
ma-

s. consulate.
^q.lr^.ni-[3-lt"^i

pi-^i-4s. repair.
a.
abject, despicable,
^ui^i^^irjliti

comb.
cox-

prince;.{.njuu/iimli
-f, proconsul.

ifui^

labyrinth.

f^tr^uiji
^/rqfrli suu

[derbolt.

light; thun^/rJfuMpui) s. Belial ; devil,demon.

pA-4 a. broken; deject.
s.

fe. P'^J

fi ^"'3

"

to
or
\*iuqiuihpl^
futuiiujir^
\^"'3p"p''pli
unveil ; to lose all shame, to be shameless.

to break ; to
^bliu/hlr,r,
va.
plrli[,
to pieces; to crack, to split;
to

break

dishearten.

opening; hiatus.

pt^iui/,./",
phliui, vp. to break; to
^ui,jni.uiir
ng s.
of
act
s.
opening, opening, lose courage, to be discouraged; to
^"u^ni-'Jh
refiect.
[gible.
discovery,expansion, extent.
frail ; refranad.
far
pt^/iAnri-mu. brittle,
far,very
f,
pu"jni-i/"i
;
,

f"wy

p-kts

fei

""

P"y

"who

pt-^uips. tribute, impost: vicar.

continued:
P^^pfr^ a. broken ; interrupted,dis-

"

lives, sleepsin

the

open
in the

full of caresses,

effeminate,

ad. uncovered,
soft,affectedlydelicate,affected;*.
air; shelterless;
affected woman."
open air,under the open sky ; //'**-/_,
air or
to sleep, to lodge in the open
pA-^p^i^j/Ti-j^if^t^pt-fi^ir,
vna.
Irj/itij
to break, to break
to pieces; to rethe stars ; to pass the night in
under
flect
the fields; to prim ; to stammer, to stutter ;
to quaver.
mus.
pu."-*. end, limit;
sufficiency
;-^, v.
-

it is enough ; liJiuumni-,
imp. it suflSces,

fracture
pt^pi-^ni-.'ffi
s.

refraction;
15

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news
bring
^
; fcyi^w
to warble;^-g
sing,
mL-pn^,

affected ways,

inflection;quaver;

grimace.

pilrlinp
ng

of

sel
fragment, piece,mor-

s.

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100

ling, to
lol-

bad

in the

or

of

name

ma^nt-i,to

account

on

; ftJl -,

one

some

voice,
unanimous
ture;
fracb
4kp"i/
/"
^;^/"
rupture,
;
breaking;
-y
^/^lin^-JL
face
to
one's
lying
witk-ij
rebuff;
c%^
refraction;
;
upon
fraction;
^-i^f^ij^o
incessantly;
puAu
repeat
despondency.
discouragement,
"7f.-y,
to break to pieces, suggest,to hint ; -^
T^patfui^S. Pu/j.
va.
Pi-^mt J-, lrj["
;

ouinuiba

"^

Jl-,f; JJin^k-y
pii-l.

ruDDisn.

^ini-utirn^
I

with

"

one

s.

"

"

to break.

Pfr4t^,nj

s.

Pfr"

byssus, muslin.

byssus. open,
fruitful,
a.
Pt,^"ut.n^,pt,^/"/"-""/.

pt^t^tuy, P't^t^-iP'

fecund.
ful,
fruit-

to make

va.
i-_jf
filri^iin-nplrir,
to fecundity,to produce.
s. fecundity.
f^t,^uit-nitn,j3-^Jb

Ptir, pti/p

"7j

the mouth

iMQnt-^y-uii_jy"
Uhutgj l^uMi_jMjitiT^it-U
,

"

to

contemplate open-mouth.
the mouth
full.
a. ad. with
^irpuAuiibp
whatever
that
a.
says
?-k-pu,%uiinj}"tonous.
comes
uppermost; not fasting; glut-

to

seat, bench, bar ; tribunal.

the altar
a.
s- that beholds
fitJ'uI^a/i,
sanctuary ; clerk, clergyman.
;

or

has

that

it^fi ^lyh-u
gape after,at, for, to
desire ardently, to long for impatiently,

ry
step ; sanctua-

,11^ 3.

a.

"P"y

miration
open-mouthed ; delightedto aded
open-mouthopen-mouth,
;flrf.

of

a.

too great a
course
s.
oration or diss.
^irpu/iiiuini-h-ni-PIt'^
^tiHuuiu^nM-P-pJii
freedom of speech; gluttony ; state of
delivered from the chancel,the
who is not fasting.
a person
pulpitor the tribunal.
lid ; cork.
in music.
a note
^trpuAuiliuifj.
fikiilinp^s.
^irpu,%u,^u,ui
s.
bit,bridle, gag; a.
ptfx.'fcn-pt n-uA^ s. burden, load,
with the mouth
shut, dumb, speechless
weight ; cargo ; duty ; bale.
dumb.
ipik/j to become
pt/iiu/pu.^^ ptniuiij^^". porter,
;
itself
^irpu/bu/hiuir,
bearer, labourer ; waggoner.
uijiy.vn. to form
a
s. carriage,
mouth, to open, to flow away, to
[i^it
conveyance
^t-aSiiui^pnt-P
,

stream.

; cargo.

that has
a.
^hpufiiui^uii.

ptnimi-n^ a. burdened.
ptnimt-n^tj/*,Irjp vtt.

load,

to

to

[ed.
J", t-jiyvn. to be burdenptn4u.t.n^f
!
! come
on
now
p"p int. come
pt^ "J fj s. product,fruit : a not

the mouth

s.

; entrance,opening;
of a harbour
; o-

mouth

entrance

narrow

rifice ; defile ; anus

face to

pain

in

mouth.

sore

mouth,

an

aperture,

to open.

in music.
,

P-lrpq.
^j s. fortress,castle.
of
^t-p^aii[utij
ii/y *. governor

i^tpu/i,
nj

ad- with the moiuth.

^irpufiiMu^J,
^^ makO
^^^Irpu/biuqnM^uihlrJ't
"'-ijb

burden.

commander
; -^

of

tle,
cas-

lan
fortress,castel-

garrison.

face;

^y heart,by rote ; /" ifftmlrijguard of a fortress,garrison.

t-' t ~W
by
s.
war
f-i-pj.u,Jhipuini.piiiJi,
ni-uiit%lru
UJnini-ljnt^itr/jto lOam
against
a fortress.
heart; upy
edge ; it-t-mnjmouth;
^tu pJiiMiUlr
interior or centre
llninttnhfp
*. the
tunli^u/litrij
Pt^^i"J6-"^
f^
"CI)
kill
the
with
of
to
fortress.
a
sword,
-ni\_uni^ulrp^
at the
to put to the sword ; [" umlniA
-

"

"

'

of the

beginning
so

much

famine

; puui

-,

^hpii.uipii.iri_
a.
imprisoned

each,

head, apiece; luqMuipulikp

a
,

"IsA'
I

iu.

for

assembly

i^iihsl'
.f*"t~' ^^
^-^A^ /A^. ["

or

"^^^^

to

cil;
coun-

speak
to

tress,
for-

castles ;
^irp^iru/i,
s. pi. fortresses,
^t-pirir,
ptpfi va. to carry, to bring,

of the

[garrison.

or
body cried
uiiiyiiujjU every one
all
cried
out
the
J-n,in_
out,
people
;

orator

in

bear

lead

; to
back, to

produce ; to conduct, to
drag along; to provoke;

to refer ; to

render
; to suffer,to support
to imitate ; to
il!iilri_,
4""^_
;
"^""ru/bni^p-lit^b
tO
Ullil"u/hjllt
resemble, to be like ; j^igkuiim
^t-ig,
p 'll"ip
M"tMtlip^UIIIIIMltUt[l/,
"all upon one's face ; "ty'l'
0
to dissimulate,
"un.'iin,-i_,
it^u, to feign,
to prewrite

you

under

m-pm-p

-y

dictation ; /"

-u

"

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tend ;

10

to give thirty
^if.Jpy hphumi,
to
sentence
^^o.
give
;
;
^ip-nM-p-liiXto be silent,to hold
one's tongue ; n^ e-t-p^aiuhi_liiupi^
p.,u^
the order of mine
discourse does
'ii[iu
-

for

one

Pfa-O.

create,
rejoice,to givejoy,to reven,
enlito
to
delight,
divert,
please.

to

va.
n.-j,[,

to

to

t^3"!jvn.
f^^p'ip["/'"
delighted,pleased.

to

to
rejoice,

be

ment
permit me to say ; """""^^"./7^^1" ^irplipnt-P-lfijii
s. joy,mirth, content{Aif.ni-Jtr^ to hate, to dislike some
agreepleasure,delight,gaiety,
one
to envv
5 'UtaluuaiiJif^i- nt-dh-o
ableness, satisfaction,complaisance,
some
one
mildness.
;
u[,u"rmnL.p-l,^,
/fh^ m-Jh^
not

"

to be

with

angry

some

use
of;^"/"_
; t ii-npir to make
^ni-pii. [A^ ni-Jhp to consult, to take
counsel with some
on^jn^^-, to strengthen
-

one's

become

to
self,
,

to cause
count, to enumerate
; ".i"^
to be conveyed, to despatch;[",^u,u,
-

remember

*^
/"jf-zj"
; ouiiaputam^n^^
(iSh p.lrpk-u
[i [ut-ipuJtp, you tell us

strange things.

^irp^j;php.y
to bear

one's

sion

inclination ; fertility.

fertile.
f^hppPa. fruitful,
*. turpentine.
junipers. turpentine-tree;
Pt"-i-4*/.
colophotree ; piT,.hl^,y
[uJtJ-or lin-k-L;

p/..-t^l!.
..nj

strong ; "^

to euvy

tho glory of
ijjiiuaji
ni-pn^
some
one
to
; f ^"aiTuip f,4""^il

'

gence
^hpnua, s portage, carriage; exi; tendency; prone ness, propen-

be offended

; to

one

vp. to go ; to carry or
be inclined,
to

ny, rosin.

pA-.-t".,j,, tug ". nail: pole; q-uip^

pitng plrt-hn-uig nail-trado ; ptn-h-n-o^
ii_pli---lTnii
i,ut"u,ui,nyuto nail ; i,m'uh-i_
to unnail; plrL.lrn.nil_
p-uiilihijone
qmond).
ill chases
another; (diamond cut dia,

self;to

nail-maker ;
one's
lean; to behave
s. nailer,
self,to act;
^ir,.yn.u",.npir
vantage-n,-[3-^ii,,
juMpiJufbt;
Hp^'inailery.
pjrp^fiwhat ad"t"'-'"
ed,
will result from it ?
u. nail^t^.-irn.mu/[!bii.
^ir,.irn.,ui[u.ui
^ 'l^p'y
fastened with nails.
2png to walk on the waters; ^A^ f^pkbp
-.to
to be busy
Pt^t/i.".Jt". a. cuneiform.
travel, to voyage;
with mundane
Pfr^t/LtiT, tjf va. to nail,to nail up,
things;
hp^p".i. to
,

nmn.

travel
earth
up

round

; uApimpp

to sin ;

"^/"/"

here

to go
%t-i_,

hither and

the world

; to shed
/Aq. Jhipi , to be
-

uiuif-p
"

and

on

PA^ P^p ''" rich,potent;int. ol oh!

P^u.^s. goat castrated.
to buzz,
vn.
P^^u..r,
u,jf, {iq^iT,trgl;

given

"

pJrplrmi^ijt^

or

there

nails.

to fasten with

the

; to be taken

thither;^?"-/""^jo/r/Ao^Uu.

to

hum, to

murmur.

to observe
the laws of God ;
p^"."i..%
P^i"/V *" Ijuzz,hum.
mniJty
tle
ft i^jJ^P tO fall iuto
p i^npb-uiJini-ith
p^^^, t^nf Pt^f 1SI *" scarab, beefall
cockchafer.
down
or
ruin, to
iu#^
; /"'uuil.nu'bi
;
; stag-beetle
to envy, to covet ; fip.u,pii"i.^ P^,"n".^
s. hot. myosotis,mouse-ear,
fuu/hiuM.-,
[devil.
to get angry ; ^i^
Pji or p.uMplin^3p
forget-me-not.
Beelzebub
; satan,
^kir-iq.irpn,.,l^
s
^fipufb to sweat, to perspire;L. uyijip
curtain.
A_
^^J- ^i^Js. cover
;
plrpph
p.l^p^^ut^
unuo^
np ijllf'P
for the rest, as
P4-4 s. prince,bey.
uu.^buiijb and so on
beaver,
""
follows.
Hii -Qi^j, eJ-ikb "Uv
,

-,

ffWrt.

^trplipuiji
^hplipuilhp[ii-p^pta^^ civet,civet-oat.
P4-a-*. back,
lightful, P4;2.,
a.
^hpiipuiliui'u
joyful, delicious,de,

shoulder ; handle

[fuse.
ble;
of a weaver's comb.
pleasant, diverting,delectafi[3^n"^u.a. stupid,dull,heavy, obcontent,cheerful.
^irpl,piuJi,tn
a. joyful,cheerful.
obtuss. belveder, stage.
a. obtuse-angled,
fiPuAi^L.-r.
^b-pltpu/iin^
s. pi.joy,mirth,pleasure,
^irplipuAi^
angular.
ad. delicontent, delight;phplipuiiio^
*P/?",%jm%s. gr. grave accent.
f^pirir, %f,
nL.gi,,
[cheerful.
ciously.
^Pu,gncgui%yir,
to blunt, to make
va.
o.
^k-plipmiMiuimuip
joyful, joyous, ^pirgnL.gu.'i.L-.r
to take
a. gay, joyful,
that gives less sharp or piercing,
i^tp/ipuipuip
to
pleasant.
,
joy, delightful,
point, to rust; to stupify
^k-pl^ph-iT,
stupidor heavy.
hijfi plrp^pt-jal-jui^itir
,

oif the
make

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02

^P-t'l",
li^My vn. to
dull,less keen ; to be

make

one's

self

""/,4a. ad. of several shapes

several,many, multitudinous.

dull, stupid,to

precious
a. having many
^ln-ftiulfiilrty
[thousandsoldiers.
of ten
commander
s.
^lit-piMiuilrin
*en thousand
"" tt^t ^^^
fi[,i-p,au"i[,

rusty.

grow

..i^J-iupi-p
pcAu.4%a. blear,bleared
,

^J-J-u"l.npit
talismanic,
a.
makes

talismans

s.
PcAj-iuip.
pi
phylactery.

stones.

that

amulets.

or

horses

talisman

a. ten
^ln-piui-np

p/,L^4-,^,
ujj

remedy,

cure, to

physic,

to dress.

bleared.

a.

[eyes.

^J-nu-l-j;
irguijvu.

to havB

'

*.

pp"y

in the

pupil, apple of

P^P^"

s.

pip,to chirp.
; bark, peel,skin

papyrus

to

blame,

to censure,
criticise,

P/"" s.

P/t

to find fault

spur of

to

cock,

ppl' FP"-^

"

with, to

s.

"

cataract

of

or

web

person

in the

eye,

vision.

etc.

large stick,club,

P^^".a. big, coarse, aukward, rude,

clownish, rough, rustic,wild, base, ungenteel,clumsy,heavy, impolite,dull,

the

y^fit-qnt-qu/lilrj'
blind ; to

sight,to

rust.
pii-nj

P^-u,^,u,_3

s.

s.

hillock.
hill,

hillock,knoll.

inhabitant
of a hill.
^[puijfi,
gi-ya.s.
ed,
a, spotted,stain^irmfuMiinA,
^triui-np

faulty.

^ttuit-nplrJ',
irjpva,

to

spot, to

Ps^fr,rS.P/'*-Y^,tJ-.
ps-^s^s. louse ; ^ui,itri_
^-"

accuse,

calumniate.

cudgel.

ignorant,brutal.
P^'-r "s
""-j

cataract

to obscure

P^t.^

4,"^4"",t^,^,i.^, "^

to

blunt,to

-u

has

Y^i^LBunt-quMbh-iI'^nt-q^ t
va.

^y^,

to have

state
s.
fiii^p.nM.p-[,i.%

blind.

eye,

eye.

obscurityof

parchment, book.
P/"cA,
pJ-n/ s. blearedness.
^"["i_s.
azure, bright blue.
P/"*-ph^[,j p5-"j s. spot, stain ; sunburning; blot, blemish; soil; small
pustule; a. spotty, nasty;
^^j,
web;- f '/i"^aif mole, mark, spot;
uil-uiiTu/bq^f,
mond
flaws, specks in a dia-^
,

in the

cataract

who
to

i^piit

lungs.
^"ibP^iFiP-"'3 s.loaf; cake, bun.
lid; that has
a.
s.
^ituilp,
cover,

^i^liiiliir,
y^uijvn.

the eye.

f^^pt^iT,
vn.
Irjl,

of the heart;

auricles

of the

lobe

bleared

\'J-nmnt-P^l,L%
s. Mearodness.
P/'P pfI'

to

vna.
ni.j[,

upiny,

f^J-^"i-P-[,Li,
s.
attendance,
cure,
recovery, dressing;medicament, medecine,remedy.
pJ-ni"

beryl ; crystal.

s.

crystallize.
s. crystallization.
^pi-pt^ilu,jnM-3i,
t" ""3 *" ^ohe of the ear;
{iip-ui^,

%hir,

to

va.

many^

a.

curable.

PJ^/r,r,tjf

immense,

^[.L-pir.lu/i.iruj'i,
crystalline.

book.

Pc/^A-^,
s.

ten millenaries;

or

numberless.

vJ-^iMxi,i{tu,
s. first physician.
f^J-^u,puM,
s. place of cure
; doctor's

shop; medical

ches
bran-

many

thousand

thousand,

i^J-^ui/juA
a. medical.
medicine.
f^J-^u^^ui'i.nup^i
s. physic,

wounds.

many
a.

doctor.

to

has

; that

having
^I,^pu.uu,lri^
or
boughs.

amulet,

^'f'l'zh
pJ-ihl'p"f-ii'"js. physician,
"

kinds,

or

to free from

to

soil.

louse,

lice.

^tfli,u%
spotted, soiled,vicious,
a.
dishonest,uglyJ.
p6^;Ju,%ni./3/,Ll,
spot, soil, fault,
ugliness,deformity.
va.

to

produce,

to

cause

; to

spread ;

to pour.

sand;
to flow, to drop, to
^,it,l"r,
; ten thouvn.
ir^iu)
rive,
several;-,-,,, gush, to stream, to spout out ; to de-fyu ad. ten thousand times, several
to emanate, to come,
to proceed,
times,often.
to arise,to spring from.
Pfi.^u,p/.-,"nt.i
a.
s. source,
very fruitful,
{^ii/un^-Sh
very
gush, eruption;
abundant.
[lours. emission,spiration,
nation.
proceeding, ema"

a.

much,

s.

myriad

many,

ad. of a thousand
^l"-pujq.yb
a.
cot
P/,^^,u,^^,
^["".puilitrpui,
^[..-puiUlU,,p,^",-4,
p,^n,.,^".
pot,earthen

vessel.

BID.

P"^""^"4i "y
lewd,

p%n

I 03

vious,
luxurious, lasci-

a.

ral.
natua. settledVesident';
Pt/ra^wi-n^

lecherous.

s.
fiigiMj/un^ni-P-l,^'!,
luxurj,

licBn-

incontinence,lasciviousness.
tiousness,
p2"7i2r,
comb.
pXTiiuji s. cell of a honey-

inhabit,to dwell, to lodge, to reside,

to make
to
abode, to sojourn,to settle,
occupy

s. theme,
fi'bt^p.uA

text.

to
/iJ[,ujul^i

cohabit.

dence,
Piu/^tm.^s. dwelling,lodging,resi-

Pii"pu"t//."-/3^/""-%
physics.
ad. naturally.
^'hiMip.utp

abode,

s.

station.

nt-jfVa. tO lodgB.
^"iMUMlilT^ni-^a/blTir,
habitant.
dwelling; ina.s. inhabiting,
P%"/4/f^

a. native, natural
f^ii.uiAm/i
;
5f.i"_
native
"-""n-,
country.
a. natural, innate.
P'fcrap'3"
s. native
country.
pHiui^uii-uin.
natural
*.
philosopher.
P%."/5.4-m
s- physical.
pi".iy.f"""4"'^'
s. physics.
fK%,"^["nni.p-liL3,
text.
s. original,
P"ju.^/"/"
-

s. camp,
encampment.
P-%ui^[ip
a. metaphysical.
P?.""^/A3""4"A
s. metaphysics.
Pi/u^"Ayn"-/3^/"-*"
ad.
P'^ia^iAyopk'''metaphysically.
s.
piiui^^[i%
physiognomist;natural
[sical.
philosopher.
a.
physiognomic; phy^'iiuMifipiiuMliui'i,

^'buiiftfiinj,
physiognomy;
s.

nature

same

sence,
es-

or

; that dwells

consubstantial

gether,
to-

cohabitant.
tion,
s. habitation, inhabita^'builinjup-fiii,
residence
inhabitance, dwelling,
;
station,lodging,home, establishment,
house

habit, custom.
sepulchres.
^%u,lin^Mali
li"yiu'iip.
;

s.
consubstantiality
;
PiBf;jrj/.../?/r"jfc

cohabitation.

valley.
s. extensive
^"iiiaAnp
f'liuiiniimhui'i,
s. original.
*" country, reign.
P'fc".2/""'p4
of the same
country,
pi"i"^"/u/^4/i(

physics.

s. chymist.
^"tiuMinjir
a.
chymical.
^,u[niJru,liu!h
s.
laboratory.
^"huiin^ii^mpu/ii
s. chymistry.
PtruY"'.-6-ot./?/.i-'fc

of the

a.
^umJiI,^

a.

native

s.

compatriot.

countryman,

f.%,uuiuiu"rn,.l3^l,cii
s. natural
history.
to

piu/^/A^,/#"i4A-"r va.

exterminate,

destroy entirely,to extirpate; ^._

to be exterminated
or
extirpated.
s.
P-%1.,/,,0,,
physiologist; moralist; *"*y_f
true
master,
veridical,
s
.
truth-telling.
owner,
apologist;
p%u"i"/t^
to

a. physiological.
^"jiuifiiouuiliii/ii
prince.
to philosophize;
piui.. [nja. all,total, entire ;
vn.
^'iiuifiioalrtr,
A-j/f
n^,
of natural things.
thing;-,
nodiscourse
never,
t"k "i_' not, none,
"i_-"
^'btujueiint-PJis.
tuli ad. totally, entirely,
physiology;physics.
everywhere ;
a. innate, natural.
P%/ii5-/A
absolutely; "%
digenous
^"biuliuij a.s. inhabitant, native,inthroughly.
ing
dwellp%i//*_act.
ptititii-fii/fE.
f^t/tut-ftir
o.
; habitation,
; inherent
innate
tomb.
natural,
joJ-iu^
a.
;
Pt/u.t."7^
sepulchre,
;
dwells
together ; pnt-Pl^i, temper, inclination.
a. that
P^/."^"/4/fy
-

'

to

cohabitant.
s. cohabitation.
^'iiu,liu,li^ni-P-lii3ii

natural
^iiuMliu/ii
a.

iikp

-;ip

physics ;
ly/u,

"

I'Jaiuuiui^

habituate

philosopher; physician ; -%
-.p

uipm-uig

genitals; -^,

of nature, natural
.'light
opk"!'.^

to habituate, to
va.
nt-^li
vu.
P^/.ui-n^/r./",
ty^
one's

accustom.
to

custom

or

self.

law.

ad. naturally.
^MUjIiMu'butp.iup

habit,
s.
p%"ui.o^/i"_/?/.Li#

custom

nature,
character, temper, disposition,
inclination,genius.
humour,
s. cantharides.
if.ii.^'fig
p^/^i-n.'fc
nal,
PV' P^'f
4 "" natural, innate, origiradical, native, natural,
proper,
,

ad. naturally.
^"biuliiJtiiuuika
ness
s.
fi'bia^u/iin't-p-liL.'i,
nature, natural-

"

state
indigenous ; ^aiiiuip,uili^nM^p-liiii
s. aborigines.
of a native "",
j. habitation,
house,home,
P%."(i"^u/%
-^"
Pi^oi, /"3". mite,farthing,obolelodging,dwelling,chamber.
nature,
a. of the same
a. adapted for
^'hn,-[3-ir%u,lifi^
p%u#4u#".4r"
lodging;
; simplicity.

full of habitations.

consubstantial.

pni,

pna

104

[caust,
a. rotund.
^ninpui^'ii
holooffered
all
*.
tt.
;
^ninpuiuimni^
;tocrown,
nffl. torouud
strgff
^n/npL-ir,
to finish ; to environ, to surround,to
hypostasis; quality, begird; to bring together.

stance
subptmi./3fiA*" nature; eesenoe,
the
elements
;
; being, entity;
mour,
disposition,constitution, temper; huralism;
inclination,genius; birth,natuperson,

k !"- "i_
"//".ni_fr^

sex

manner

"

it
b'''i_"

s.pl.all, every body, every one,

jnt.lk
[rotund.
all
L- p-iL^b,,^all kinds
things.
i-iu^u'iiu.j
orbicular
;
circular,
^"irrd""" round,
and
fowl ; i,uimnt-jjiJliyi_
pfen^.^
ijifiupli
ly,
entiread.
all,
of nature;
^ninpn^jfii
the tribute
^ninpntll-iip.
/.^fru,?.,to pay
all HatUre
IS IH
quite,utterly; a. all.
totally,
n.nnnn.JntuaniupuMCrnn

is

and

shadow

not

; s//'

substance

of flesh

"a

commotion

confounded;

or

t*

s. wholc,
^ninpni-p-fi^i,

ungui

these are
by
fAni-P-tuiiip '^'tpiTu.iii'jb
origin Germans
; Jp p-k jtf-pJ^ pfc"'-.

rotundity.

did
he say it out of
p-h'i.k l^f. tie-'-'ih,
rally
his own
head ? [Am^p-lrun/p^ ad. natu,

^nf^pn^ab s. rotundity;roundness,
circle ; completion, accomplishment,
end.

p/"4a.

; personally,
; really,truly; physically

hypostaticaily.
B'iiniL.oo,,
p

ad.

basket

*.

barefooted.

ad.

nally,
naturally,origi-

barefooted.

walks

a. that
^n^uifiiuij

[Foar.
radically.
Pi,^t"r,
tg^ vn. to bellow, to low, to
s, bellow,roar
P"/"nt-2fi
; sound.
P"P

ness,
total ; round-

to pulloff one's
^nliu/iiuiir,
uiij'y vn.
shoes or stockings.
to pulloff
Va.
^nliui^ni-ga/l-yj;
n,-glt
[nel.
stockings or shoes.
crackS' ring biscuit, simnel,
P/i^A-^

; sack.

s. buffalo.
pnpnf^'fc

p/"^no.%
a. barefoot, -ed.

pn^

of
s. state
Pn^/j._/3^fiA

nj

boi.

s.

pn^, /.J

uij

gentian.
sf. whore, prostitute,

strumpet, street-walker.
a.
whoremonger, whoremaster, that
thels,
keeps a strumpet, that frequentsbrolewd, lecherous, lecher.

p/7^u,%"".r,
"'j-y

vn.

to

self,to

pny^p/j^,
^j,uy,
scion ;

prostitute

[dy house.
^nqu/iiiig
pojuimntii.brothel, bawpn^uLu,^ s. pimp, go-between.
tard,
^n^pjf.^s. illegitimatechild, bas-

one's

Pn4 s. slaver: dark.

^n^pn^kj-, tj^ vnslaver ; to grunt.
po4f/iiA^s.pl.threat.

again,

tution,
prosti-

mj

s.

circle ;

bud,

button

hom

HBw

uMg

s.

-,

horn.
[little
of anlmals,

appeal; complaint,
appeal;

claim, lodging an

virons;
ens.a.
^nqripuiliui'ii
protestant.

primer.
if-fip,

circle,orb.
orbicular
^ninpuiJilritt. rouud,
circular,
; ad. roundly, circularly.
^ninpu/iiituui
a.
circularlysituate.

^niia_pii,lii"%nt-i3-^L%
s. protcstantism.
f^a.inpirir,
vu.
irj["
to claim
to

; to

to

plain,
appeal,to comlodge an
appeal;

complain.

^nirp.l"_^,u
s. silk-worm.
tion,
pn.yp^iis. sound, resound, detonacrash, great noise, explosion;

echo;

upXuiiiyij *o

clap; to

resound, to

crack.

all offerod, very

tt.
^ninp.u'iini.k^

devoted.

; garland,

[cular.
a.
^ninpu,h-[,p
circular,round, orbia.S'
^n/npuili
round, circular ; circle,
orb.
circuit,
[make round.
to
va.
round, to
P/yn^ju^fr./",
tj//
dity,
^ninpuMii",.[3^l,^
s. roundness, rotun-

pijijirp
n/
recourse;

bud

shoot, to germinate,

radish.

bell,
boll.Small bell,hand-

'entire
all, total,
a.s.
p/yn^ I'jf

shoots.
to

sprout.

Pny^ni.^s.

rattle ; coral.
crown,

germ.

pullulate,to

to
to

whoring.
\^nJ-nJ-

shoot,sprout,

s. germination.
P"i,^pn^/ii-ifi#
P"7^i^,
/rjs. horse-radish;^aipi^p

whoreson.
s.
whoredom,
P"^x-/3^//ti

s.

03

to

foam,

to

Po^^njra^"^^a. havingmany
P/7/^po"i-./',
tj^ vn. to bud,

whore.

bud,

[person.
barefooted

ppi

s. thumb
[3-,a'iij

: a

tuningpin.

pnh

106

'^

^^^
itself;
t pi-IAt-'il-qj^-kb
^^^^
of
quinEaster
p.uipyk^'i-tr'"'''
day
;
mate
intipuiplr^uiir,
quagesima Sunday ;
"

like

ling,
flame, flaming, blazing, spark[leaves.
bright,brilliant.

with

furnished
a.
Poj"oB.fr^t"-

friend.

red

Pn JVtiT,
of flame, luminous
fi."jh,iki
a.

s.

/Tj

is

"

Pn"-/?.o4

bubo
thumb

*"

"y

"

; prop,

; coppel,crucible
the thumb.

pin,peg
ring put

on

^ni-P-u/blilt^
s. obtuse
^HL.J-lrj',
va.
lrg[i

physic ;to deliver;

slake

angle.

heal,to
quench

"

carbuncle.

petuous,
tyrant,usurper; ime
getic,
nerfurious, fiery,spirited,
gry,
unruly, vehement, vigorous, anpredominant,
enraged, tyrannical,
violently, ardently;
powerful; ad.
with

a.

violence.;

li^

handful;

forCe,
to undertake
i,uipliu/iitru

ip-h/j /."l^pui).^IrljtO
,"nXlri_,
cure,

s.

cork;

thirst.

^nu.J-nL^

tO

place

nest.

small

force,tyranny;

to cure, to
to
iia-uBpuMi-t

VU.

; varnish,
p"..". p.n-nj s. lime ; plaster
hand
fist
; violence,
Pni.,i4 pn-uAij
s.
;

port;
sup-

; medicinal.

curative

or

s.

"

accent.

gr. grave

to

cells,pigeon-holes.
^nH.lik'i'
a.
Po"_^" fL2i"y "'t *" ctyst ; bladder

u/ii^
; stupid, heavy ;
angle ;
-^s^f" "mc"'h

worn

^pM.% obtuse

h^mj

nest;

one's

P"iiS- s. clod,glebe.
nest-egg.
*^nii,liu.^s.

horned-owl.
P/7".t2r".
poi_/3^ p/?/" a. blunt, dull, whose

edge

^n^^.r,

self.

p"^/^4

owl.

S.

%^
make

nestle, to
one's

angel.
p"n.

"

of health;

recovery

disease or
treatment,dressingof some
wound; medicament, remedypnt/iaiu/j
". little horned-owl.
S'
Pn"-/.2a-i/.4
aromatics, perfume,
fragrance; drugs, groceries.
s. chimney.
f^ni-lu^pH
f-ni-irpb u#j s. sucking lamb.
peutic.
pni-^w^uit/
s.
nourishing; thera,

to offer violence

to

nourish,to

hazard, to
/.

expose

one's

self to

peril;

i"i4"At/j to be taken, seized,

if-wij

or
7-4-""

to aim
7-t"zn^,lri_,

at,

feed ; to treat,to dress ; to fattens. park; food.

^ni-iriit[,uA

a. vegetative.
f^nciiuipt-ir
$" vegetation.
^ni-uiupi^pnt-P-l-^
a.
P/K-uo/^A-uui

^ni^itpt,
irhnfs. wick, match.
Pn".s-n^"a 0-. nourishment,

arrested

Pn"-6-uAi-#/*,
va.
pni-}r[,

uinini-ijqjnuni/p
; [, uipliuflihij
tO
p-n-UMlTpni^Mlrf_^
uih-lr/,iuplliMiblri_,
fij'1take, to grasp, to arrest; to rule,to
to
ifiMipliuAlr^
subjugate;
conquer,
the nack ; ["pn.^%
take
to
by
tfoilruig
to rlsk,to
qrtb or irnf-liitu
ni^/rijwpitri^

or

nance.
mainte-

adorned

with

herbs

vegetablesf^ni-uuiii,
uig

s.

small

plant; herb,

plant,vegetable.
P/i^f^ s. bud, germ,
s. husk
p/i^2C#..-a*
^hlSi, ^tfy nj
,

offset.

of chestnuts.

nature, native,

s,

o-

rigin,spring,root; stock, stalk,trunk,

set, stake, stem : baggage : camp,
army

; ancestor

; chief:

own,

a.

ral,
natu-

a. vegetable,vegetative;
P/7i-"/u"4uA
plants,vegetables.
-^,
to spring,
to
vn.
P/.i-uuA^"r,
pni-uty
to
to
to
bud,
shoot,
puUutate,
grow,
to take
root, to appear, to vegetate,
to sprout out ; to grow
again.

real, original,radical, true, principal;

utm/ii,
lu^iiMt/inu^psocket;
shaft of a column; /.
to
i^'i'^i^h
j-,
to the
Jlfb^L.
/"pi/.
end,
entirely
;
^all the night;
^[i^pi, /r
^ p*'4 ad.
naturally,by origin",-(i'iitr[iu
J'mu!i,lri_,
to enter
precisely,exactly; ^
/.u^
to learn thoroughly ; 1^n"^ "p
ni-uu/iihij
are
uiiMUMf,^
4^ you who
by nature
vile ; [",f_u.,fu,^
,in
l
?#nj"". their own
in the heaven
capital
; /. /-u^jiri,iiffi,u
-

-,

-,

^ni-uni-gu/iiirir,
nM-j[,vu.

to

producc,

put forth,to shoot, to sprout,

Pni-uOT s. coral.
Pni.i" pinn/ s. nourishmeut,food.
rous.
a. fragrant,odorifeP^nupui^t-uipP,

s.
censer.
^ni-pui%ng
s. garden ; orchard,
^nt-puiuuiu/b
Pn;.;"^/
pp^iuij s. pyramid ; tower,
^""-pt ppt"j s. wool.
,

"

p-n-'b

^nL.[,t,r,
fcjfvna.
to
to

Issue ;

perfume ;

haye

bad

smell,to exiale, boxer, athlete,

pugnable.
martial,warlike;inexembalm,

J-u,i,u,e,"m to

pn-

107

to
ufbnf2_,

^nm

to

to
stink,

smell.

Vnt-pni-iun. uijj
,

^nfiiiiiilhipuini-P-liiii
wrestling,
s.
pugilism,
boxing,fisticuffs.

s. censor.

^m-pniSbs. smell,

odour

; flavour ;

^it^u/b,Mij;
ui^iiif

to

vn.

encroach, to

perfume, pleainvade, to subject, to tyrannize,to

fumigation; uiimt-^lg,
sant
-

rule,to reign.

scent.

S. pnt-/**"t-"ffnL"
\*ni-ni\uin^

pnsp

p^nj

sno"w-storm

s.

[tioU.

; tribula-

Pniia^iX^a.violent (wind).
blow
p/i"""i"Y"'"'^
s.

with

the

fist,

nSticUIIS

beat

handle.
^n^i,u,"lr,i_s.
a.
P/i5#.ui.#"/r
violent,impetuous

^3lS. pa7,3"-.
P^"Ap s. buzzing,hum.
a. plastered.
P".."S-i-^"

Pn-fe-i/",
va.
frj/"

to

to
Jitrn-iulinirh-ij
; pn^tuiuimuil^oo
with the fist,
to thrash,to thump.

*.

tyrant,usurper.

plaster; to wliite-

ad. tyrannically.
^,Au,L.npiufiuiif
violent.
a. tyrannical,
roughcast.
^n^"u,-npu,lii,fii
ad.
to
force ; to
f^aijmpmp violently,
forcibly,
^ni,.ui-nplTir,
tj/i vna.
rannically,
ty-

"wash ; to

tr^livo.
^n^iapuiptrir,

to

[force. tyrannize,to encroach.

to
s. tyranny.
^niiiMii-npni.P'liiii
violato,
s.
^n^,iu^n,p

with the

thrown

stone

hand.
{5. \^ii^tuinutinnL.[3-[i,
r*nj"ttMp.mnnt-la-"icJt
a. stronger, very
^"Atuf-njU
violent,

impetuous.
bled,
Hniiu^"/".fl.
violent,
coercive,trou-

very

forced.
constrained,
s. pi. violence,force,
^nii,u^u,,nuii,^
constraint.
tO
^niiiaif-uimlrir,
lrj[,Vtt. tO violatG,
force, to oblige, to necessitate,to
compel, to convince, to subject,to
constrain,to exact, to persecute.
s. violence,
^aiiiui^uiinni-P-piii
force,
tion
assault,persecution,extorconstraint,
; violation,rape.

in spite
ad. violently,forcibly,
p/iA/i
ced,
a. forof,by all means,
involuntarily;
involuntary,constrained;
violent,
bound.

^n%f"k(3\^f. cuff,boxing-match.
cussion,
s. violence,force, conp/ii//i_/?/.i-i
constraint;usurpation,tyranny
ty,
; push, assault,vehemence, vivacisity.
transport; fury,phrensy, impetuo-

Pn-*j^ad.
cuff,to box,

a.
P'n.im^poulifi
forced,constrained,

affected.

P/".*.t./"S.
^JplLl'Ird:

p/t^H^ a.

with

fist ;

to fist;

to
i,iupli,i!hlri_,
cuffs,
fisti4"i^#""-""S-

[multuous,troubled.
carried off by force ; tu-

[p[,tA.
a. fattened.
f^ui/iuji

P/T^P^o*/,
prize,
unsparing hand,
i/"j s. recompense,
laurel,palm ; bot. tuberose.
by handfuls,liberally.
J.
hollow, cavity.
^aiiuM^iuu
P^".S.iyr a. s. tyrant, despot,
with
struck
stick ;
a
a.
P^".6-A-6usurper.
to
with a
beat
to
bastinade,
to
vu.
tyraunizo.
^niiinliuiifrj;
Muniik^ij
Irgf,
^"Aiu/hpad,

with

bastinado.
stick;-h-um"!,,

P"j!r""^"""/^"-/?^'J"
tism.
tyranny ; despos.

a. hollowed
; -^ *. fossil.
^pu.irn,
carries
that
a stick.
s.
^p,uK.np
a. pyramidal.
^pif-iuJilrL,

Pn.t'ui^u.tr
a. violent,
tyrannical.
a
hairy , furnished
pre*"^"-/"*" wrestler
f^pq-Muqif-hiuj
; wrestling.
with
covered
to force,
to opmourning,
va.
fiitiiui^utp/i-iT,
lrj[,
press,with wool,
to molest; to fist.
woolly.
ragged,tattered.
s.
vexation, opii"^iui^uipni.p-l,ii,
pression.^pqjiqhuiiji.
vtt. to crumblo
; ^ puip^
^pq-irj;
irgli
pn.%rui"/;i"4
a. died by a violent
ptupl^nt^^
death, l/ng-P-jit^t[1iiptniruint-P-ptSb
.

"

p-k-MM/r,to
killed,
murdered; s. self-murderer.
s.
^n^uiil7u[,u,l,li
wrestler,pugilist.mad.
,

be

on

to
passion,

46

be angry,

'HJ.T'

T-05

108

Ppq.n%s. crumb, morsel.

s. ospray.
P^"/-n"P^ti/",
fryf va. to dig,to hoe, to dig

ad. vertical;
a.
'{'uiMi.uiP-'iiui^uijkmj

vertically.
s. pericranium.
^uiq.uip-'iiiuinii^

mattock, to hollow, to trench,

sink,to undermine; to scratch.

with
to

s. wasp.
P^4-i/.
s. rice : prince.
f^fil/bA
pp'i'^nj
*"
P/'Ai'
lioe,pickaxe,spade,
i^eii"a

^.ufui^m

i^[""pjf

'

'/""J

to crow
"l-m^u.jA-j/'DW.

of cut

T-uj^,^

potter.

5.

ad. rudely, unmannerly.

P^inu/pui^
rude,
tiM. to become
P^muAu/ir,
wjiu/

^fiuiutgni-nufbkir,
""-o/iva.
hard, coarse,

thick

or

or

bot.

s.

milk-

tragacanth;

[ashes.

to ashes, to burn

to ashes.

make
duce

rusty.

Y*ituih-niulufo. lOnuih-ntu/u

sheaves

com.

s.
embers;
l-uj^uipi*|""u^u"Y^,
uuy
bc
rcduto
vu.
'\-u,q,aquj%ii,J',
ui^u^

ced
to

(of a cock).

cubit.

vetch:

uncivil;to thicken.

rough, gross or
s. pottery.
^puiuipuili

I'tof'a-UIfnM-ypMjT*

lecherous, lewd,immo-

S-""^fo_.
"tzb s. heap of
bundles

iYffii-"i

a,

deste.

mattock.

S.

Vn.
^lUiX-IUylllT,
h-qUJJ

to

ashes,

^uiqu/b

,i,j

burn.

to
s.

wild beast ;

brute, a-

s.
[cruelly.
fipuini-P-liLi,
harshness, asperity, nimal, beast.
ad. brutally,
fiercely,
roughness, crudity,
aridity; rusticity,
'{"uiquAi.up.uip
tality,
or
a.
incivility,
^ujijiubMup-uiiiMij
brutal,
rudeness,impoliteness,bru[tni,
caprice;
inupUhnj callosity, beastly,fierce,inhuman, savage, wild,
,

callus.

a.

rude.

stormy
p

po/3

; snowy,
,

s.

full of

sorrowful

snow.

bestiality
; cruelty.

wild

torii by
^itiM3uittuj[s.lr^
^luquibiuMf^^a.
,

iio[3^Mupt-[,
[,jiu._j a. that brings sad
of unhappy
bearer
sorrowful;
news,
news.
[ful,vexatious.
,

s.

news.

Po/3^,"J.full of sad news,

sorrow-

a.

[beastslive.
the
where
desert,
^MiMifu/huiphiali
beast.

a.

a.
keeper
'^uMnui'iiujp.njif

of

mena-

gery.
a.
ferocious,savage.
")"u,^i"%"iif.ny%
s. small
^lunu/huili

wild

beast.

a.
*\-u,ii-u'i"u^u,%
brutal, beastly,
[that lives like a beast.
fierce,wild.
a.
'^"uiqtja^ui/ilruij
brutal, beastly,
devoured
a.
^u,^uj%u,jfii-p
by beasts.

like a wild
a.
'^laquAuiitpui
devoured
a.
^:uquA,iu([ni-i,

by

beast.
torn

or

wild beast.

or
^utquJitu/tfujpui
Jutpm^^ a, s.
fights with wild beasts; combat

place to combat
to combat
"iiirij

with wild beasts ;

with
wild beasts.

that
and
-

^.

with
s. combat
^ui^ju'iiuii/ui"iinnt-id~[ii^

wild beasts.
f

or ft J" s.
(kirn)
^/.#/'
alphabet and

of the

It

the consonants.
founded
and

with

or

the

third letter

the second

is sometimes

used

for the

of

a. brutal,
']'ujiiu/i,uii^ia
beastly,fierce,

savage, inhuman, cruel.

eon-

letters 4

f. three ; third.
^
'^uip ["s. boi. rhubarb
(the root) ;
muzzle, snout ; hook.

nnini-la-niji
*

: '/.,
I

bo/, rhubarb
'^."p6-f^".
(the plant).
the head,
*]',"f,iiP^,
s, top of
pui'i,^
skull,
head; height,summit, top,ridge,
pinnacle,
extremity,end, brow.
4'""'/^""/?'ir""44"'
s. zenith.
,

to become
vn,
T""u^uAuAu/"r, '"j"y
cruel, savage, to be fierce.
a. ferocious
'x'i"1^'i'"'"l"[""

heart.

that produces
a.
*\-ui,lia'buii,'bn/^
nourishes

wild

or

beasts.

^,u"luj'tiuitfni-jiu'lilTir,
Vtt. to roHni-jli
dcr fierce

or

cruel.

%[ll

thrown
a.
S""'"^i'%f%'^%

before

a.
ambitious,desirous
*l'io4"//./4-/"

grandeur

of

dignity.
of honour

desire

derate
immo-

and

grandeur.
a. precipitated; uin^,lri_,
^'u,'iuj,^Jfrom a precito throw
pice
precipitate,
-

to

to fall
precipitated,

; -ip'irijto be

from

'

or

s. ambition,
'|"."4""/r^iii-/3/.iA

wild

ty;
bestialis. brutality,
S""j."ini^/.tA
ferocity,inhumanity,
fierceness,
barbarity,
cruelty,rage, madness.
tt.
abounding in wild
'^"uquAni-.n
beasts.

'\-\k\

109

like a
'^a,iin,'i,ir,i^%
u. brutal,
beastly,
beast.
[beasts.

above;

.hA-y/.precipice;

-,

ad. precipitately,
s. bot. carrot ; parsnip.
S^'o^to^
hurriedly.
fLt-i,ir,ai/p
to precipitate.
s. sort of aromatic
va.
'\"u,^iuilliJ-t-if',
^"aqlrpp.n,-ial^
Irjl,
gum.
or
s.
s. pitch,
precipitation
IiilI^J"1"my/i
^ikJ- or [ujiJ%,ui,a"ll""hnt-P-l,^i
;
tragacanth.
highprecipice.
gum
s. honey-dew, manna.
^m^ai^'i,
ness
T""""."^
/ij4'. turn, rotation ; tendervery
cap, height,ele vation, precipice,
of heart,bowel.
high and steep place.
that has a tender
a. pitiful,
^lui^aput^,
%a^,a.-npu. s. that kocps a seat ;
,

p/o/3-matrass, retort.
s. horn, trumpet ;
*]^aiiuipui,Jin.i_
"._
heart.

stairs ; thronfe.
throne ; palanquin
uit/ s.

of the back

page

%uii,u"-npaili

; gridiron.
to beat, to strike.

high canopy
va.
%,ui,hir,lr^l"
;

va.
roll,to roll up ; to twist,to
nt-j/r
to
writhe,
bend; to shrivel;to curl.

to

4""4fr/.43
s.
president,principal;
'\-unuipliir,
vp. to wriggle,to
Irjjiu/
primate; dean.
s. prcsidency ; primacy
shrink,to curl,to roll up ; to squat.
'{"a.^/^plyn.-fipt.is. roll ; fold,
'b""^"potiia
contraction,
; deanery.
to dethrone.
luniihtrva
shrink; wrench, sprain, distortion, "l".i.4"*/4%
"

dethronement.
^".i,^lik3ni.pl"-^'

twisting,tortuosity.

s.

1.,"4/Aps. precipice.

a. tortuous, puckered.
S-ia/YfYiniji.

^'uiint-iiui,
[g^umhuA

arrival,approach,

s.

4""4'"f_.
"3
*i","4ny.
j["j
s.

hunter's net.

nopy,
pi.throne ; high caarm-chair ; state-bed,
palanquin.
S''"4 ta ""-3 *" throne ; seat,chair ;
stone-cutter.
dignity;precipice,high and very steep
*\-ut,iu"nni,
uij s.
place ; u/i,liuh,hi^
{"-k" -kl-- linpitui%l,i_, ^'.aqiiiil-iitp
/"#3".idea,notion,image;
to be precipitated,
thought ; design,project,plan,
"^"""ti.
"IbJ-l^i',
I'-I'a''
b -1'3'
opinion,
to be thrown
one
or to fall from
pattern,model, exemplar,
conception;
to
precipice to another ; ^ -/y "/y^z.'
form, example, cast,mould ; copy, apograph.
precipitate.

accession.

s.

'

first rank, head, first

s.
lrj[,va. to conform,
T-""4".^"ni./"
^'.u,(,",piiiplrir,
to imitate ; to copy, to transcribe.
place; president.
gration,
chair : ring,link.
*|"".4ii.4
S""""^ bj """ transmigration,emiuy s.
vicar.
journey; pilgrimage;
fligh-t;
S"o"4".^"Y_,
utj s. successor;
the
settlers
to
succeed
to
or fugitives.
the
v
n.
%,n^,uli".[yir,
colony,
/rj[i
refugee,
s.
the throne, to take the place of some
fugitive,
a.
f{.u,.ip.ui"-''b
in dignity.
one
settler; colony.
S' succession to the
S"""4""4u"/"""-/3/""-i
throne orto some
dignity.
S""""fP"A"j refuge,retreat.
of
the
s. settler,fugitive.
^"uqP^ujp
same
I'm^m^/iys. partner
I

"5-

throne

or

'^"'"4""43^'^'
^3'y
throne,to

same
as

to send
"i.,""/?fr./",
tjf

dignity.
have

va.

*"'"

^0 "i* ^^

the

same

^"^^

from

or

hgufl VH.
^u^iplrj; lr^l",'^u.qP-l.tr,

dignity

another.

abroad

home.

to

leave

one's

home

or

country,

to

emigrate ; to steal away, to escape, to

flee ; to take refuge,to retire.
a.
honourable, primary
"l-u#4",//tS-ra^
rhubarbs. bot. monk's
"ipi'
grandee, court,nobility. '\'u,q/b,
liluu/i,^
;
-

remarkable
^""4."/%^%
a.

royal prince.

in

dignity,

a. who
T-u/'ix/'o'P"'*'

phrases;who

knows

employsFrench
French.

s-ao"

10

w"-/3/'^* s tegan
T-^/f^u/i/
".//./"

to frenchify.
vn.
'"Yiu'liUiMpuAhir,
tjifi
s. gallicism.
'{"u,ijjil,uiiiuAni.pi"t-1fi

s.

graphy

secrot, occult,
^,"iia,'ii,aituitrni-li
a.

s. who
'\-u,"[qliujfuou
hidden, impenetrable; furtive,stolen.
speaks French.
niuih "l"--C S. s".
french
lltrpa.
^tuilinuiu.
^aiilfUim/iu/ii
;
tlit-ntr^li
-

the

gallican

church

tUtlUtUti

iLu/pp-uin.

the

S. ^MMiumtuJuipul
licism. '^"luiiinlliiuJ'uilim
itqn,-l, galthat
frenchified.
a.
speaks or.
^uiiiu,%nM^iiil_
[French,
informer.
in
to
become
secret,
'^uji'ijiliu/iiiuir,
whispers
vp.
uiguM)
ad. in French
%ku,^ a. secret,occult,
S""u#y/iB/^4i
%iii,l,n%l,,'iii-i"),
; after the
destine,
French
the
French
latent, hidden; stolen, furtive; clans. French,
manner;

French

language ;

nif

'

[destinely.

to
language ; q.fiuiiri_,
liioujiij
m^uu/iilrij
to
know, learn,to speak French ; ^oo/f^
-

ad. clan"hho^ ["

"f/u/^-.A/.
P^secret,
"*"
"i-'"//^"'V!f!
ry
myste"'"'^""s
"tihuii.

speak French ? ^lunlrj; Siy.

i^,o"l"r- I do not know. Sir,I cannot
[man.
speak French.
-

do you

or
; hidden
privateplace.
that lays snares
a.
%,."i,n%"p",i.,.;jP^

; french-

French

"

'

o!-*S'""'2i/""j/'
j'-w

-u

in

secret,insidious.
occultation,
hiding,
%i,.iu.%ni-Pl"-is.

chify.

; secret.

concealment

that takes,
u.
'i'ain.nnpuu,^

S. t"imm/3r""i"'-IP''tP'p'i
"

%""it"I'ju. tepid,lukewarm.
to cool,to
^"u.^u'i.uiir,
itgiui vn.

pursues

in secret.
ad. secretly.
"fuj^iifn.-^

grow

plaster;uiuiuilri^
to plaster.
-/""-,
make
lukewarm.
1.u.2r",2r,
s. pigmy, dwarf.
l,jj
^iutCu-jIH,
chalky.
s. lukewarmness, tepi'\'ui,gni.p-[,ii,
a. ygpseous,
dity,
%,uir,hill vn. to come
coolness,slackness : indevotion.
; to arrive,to
S''"7/",
^"ui.iinujpuip
ad.pr. in secret, attain ; to behave, to demean one's
hand
secretly,by stealth,unknown, underself, to act ; to be inclined ; to apply
to
;-"'fc^-, covertly,clandestinely. one's self with ardour; j.i#n-B""^-,
to steal away,
^-ujiiy-uiiSfiiji
ip.jiirvn.
spring,to proceed, to emanate, to rise,
to slipaway.
to derive, to result ;
/"Jtu,u jpi^t
ad
destinelyto recover
^u,,i.nu,ii.nii[,
one's senses;
{"iui,.ni-P-t
by stealth, clan/"jnn.ni-P-liii,
; a. secret, furtive, to amend, to reform
, secretly
;
stealthy.
to grow
worse
; fA^. uip'^uiJ'uj[i^uitiu
he
to
s. pi.theft ; //
be
4*""Y""u/^'7"^o%^
despised;
fr^i f .lu,lu-2Cu/hiru
n.,u,iuiui_
to conceal one's self, was
it?is getting
f-niiohu lu'iiiiu.'iilir,
near
death;
.m-nt-p
tepid,lukewarm

; to slacken.

^uitC, f,s. gypsum,

to cool,to
va.
'{"lui/^jni.^u/iilrj;
i7"-jf

"

-,

to hide.

a. that
T"""#^,"m;Jt^

eats

by

stealth

or

at

dawn

secretly.

of

break

uii-ni-pi,, at the

light; {,

day,

ning
eve; /" hphliyyii towards
/.Ml,"u,%f to run into danger or
to admire ;
f
[""iiupirui^m-iih
-

%Mi"iu,u,liit"i.[H,
s. cheat,imposture.
peril;

interrogate;jt/"4^"-7^-t
s. oyster; mother-of-pearl.
to fear; jminpirm-P-l'i-'ii
to have pity;
"X3
throws
^u,iiu""il"^
a. who
to
dertake;
jliSL to un/.
secretly
repent;
q,i2iii.Sfu,
;
io
i^uip^ni-Su
,
-

that

is thrown

secretly.

!" ^[fu

examine;-^
to consent; junjypu
-,

to

that makes
^'iai^ii,u,/;"l,,"
""
war
cretly
seliuip"liuni-piiM-p,
or
invisibly.
to grant, to become
compassionate;
ad. secretly,artfully,//j.j.
^'u"i,"ujJiruu,
to fall into the bauds
AlriLu"/p.
cunningly,cheatingly.
of; "(^"i-'"'u^ or "11UIIM3I-UIII- to stain,to
S''"Y/"u/i/iy
s. hiding-place.
soil one's self; ^V,^ irm^u, fti,^
ipn^,
-

T"".^u"u,n."t. u,j
,

that

takes

by

malicious.
stealth,deceitful,

to be

smoked;

to

with

cover

dust;

Of
tO bC bom
lu^rq-ui'lit^
^%^ lint^nuiliMi/U
to
a virgin ; fA^.
mine
exaIihiu'bu-,
n^pn^.^
the life of some
one
;
fiuui liiu^
,

h./#/^m/,;jni.^,
g, i)ot.borage.
that
S"-""^"A"//.#.^ia.
works

hidden

in

secret;

-^

actions,secret.

docs,

that

"/J"n

concealments, give
-

to

or

fiUui

llStOU,tO
fl-iuliji
nt-nnL^
; /tu,,, liiupirlnutj
nt-pm^
,

tO

attention

speak accordingto

the

opinionof

some

to love
; ulnnii_-qj;aufi,i,fuit.

one

traitors ;

tfuinjiMpunrp.to love another

take

of one's

care

to

-,

to

household; nh-p.

own

obstacle.

[etc.

S. %u.jP^u,^.ii.,r
etc.
%ujjp^u.ii,ii"r,
%u^l3-hir,
^,aj[3-[iii;
irj[,
irjiyvn. to

I"^[,n4jto
"i.n.uJp.

stumble, to trip,to glid,to slip.

to
that stumbles, trips
one's
"J-/U,/?..,,,
self,
t'"-/!p applicate
;
uiji a.
self
to
one's
give
; v-f^'-^/ quMliiuiiy. slippery.

lipuML.
world;
to

Scandal; stumble;

person's husband;

to travel

turn,

the

round

'

from

double

wine

to
qoppiop
to
be
keep
; qu/iiumjulint^p-p
inclined to debauchery ;
niap^h^nt-^
to give one's self
p-hujii'pi,
^liliL^
to drink,
to avarice ; ip.u,%l,t^
to
accorchatter,to tattle;nfi^u/b ^ ^^irq^ding
to your strength;np^uil,[..^i,4y"
he could; -|/" "[k-ii,,,/
to
as
as- much
see

s. lance.
'\''y[iun'i,
'{""ijij
"J s. wolf;

the laws

-,

come

to

upon;

happen

some

or

i/aL.

s.

made
'i""{ii"/u""[iru"/
a.

pebble or

of

flint.'
s. wolf's
*l"u#y^"4n^/i"A
vn.
S"uy"./Ara"/',
wi/iii/

ces,
resour-

means,

'

misfortune.

S"'""r,Jy

^nplit^i-"/, wolf's
; "^"W'l'W'U t"
to
howl.
whelp ; n,A,ni_-nj
*!""/.'
7' p*^/""* i^lfiri^,
/' *" gag;
to gag.
lupiiiMM'iihij
i,uipliiuiihu
%ujiiuilumiij
[ijs. pebble, flint.
cub

assail,to

J'.uuiiulishe-wolf;

cub.
be

to

like

remedy ; hold, crack, opening ; wolf; to be ravenous.

skin.
s- wolf's
^-.ujiifi.l,
time, retaking; n^/i.tipt-i^-u
i-ui,u%lru
not to know
where
to put the hands
s.
awl; wimble.
*V'-;iihlin'i"
trepan,
l"
bot.
without
to
be
t
^lyifunu,
s
.
or
hop.
remedy ;
feet,
slough.
to find tho way
to do a
%yn. ly s. mud, mire, filth;
^luipa ,i.mu/iilri_,
t
Jnt-m
*]'iy,i.u,il,p
a.
muddy, miry, dirty.
ifinuiltk-ft
thmg ; nf l"Ulnitjalni
,

-"

"

they could
-nt.,

do

more

;- Jp ,ad. once;

times, successively,
little at a time,
^""'fc
^-

many

-/."_,

always ;

and

more

not

more.

lie down.

1"uA ly s. bastinado, blows with

stick,whip, lash, whipping ; scourge,

chastisement,
punishment; e,uipliiu'iilri
-

a stick, to
cudgel,
receive
to
a bastinade,
have
whip ; p,n,ilri_,
hold; to
with
a
be
beaten
find the means
beating,blows, to
of ^vanquishingor to
stick
or
sign
deto obtain one's intention
whip.
or
wrong,
ed,
cudgeled, punisha. much
^u.'inuil^
ceed
^At^i to suc; to succeed; n^A^vy
chastised ;
to give a heau,n%lri_,
{"ppL ^^/^iv wnui^^piihjVi,,
never;
with
blow
strike
with a stick, to
despairingto take the cityby siege.
with a
a
stick ; ijfiilri_,
to be struck
s. bull-dog,mastiff.
^.uiniin.
stick.
stacle,
"f/jy/? Ij s. slip,
slide;scandal ; obbeats ; -^/"
a. that which
%iu'i,u,i,.ap
stumbling: fart ;
uipimlihi,
"iihiF,^u^iiu^utpluro.
wind ;-'/'-'- 7' -/'
T'"^' pji"i^[^
to fart,to break
a.
hesitating,
uncertain,inconstant; ad.
to ring
va.
%ufi"f^,u^tjn.^ju!iMhir,
"T"-3/i
remissly, in stumbling.
irresolutely,
echo.
to
to
scandalous
resound,
bells),
dalized.
scan(the
a.
'^"yP-ojil-Huilitu'ii
;
s. complaint,lament, quar'^tu'hii-m.n
rel,
^u/b^
claim
uiniilri^.
; n^iilrij
woe,

find

to
va.
^"iiiiru,q.[ii-,"
ip'liir
place,to take, to lay, to

means

to

or

strike

to

with

-""

"

"

a-iMtitiptr*
to

^.Jiitf-Minliir,
fr^iy vn.
va.
gui%kir,itcjifi

to

to scandalize,to supplant;

stumble, to trip.

who
^"'"//^^"'^^tjnt-j/'^a.
scandalous,
causes

scandal.

^lu/P-Mu^iiliii;
k-ju^)vn.
a

complain,to

to
grumble ; nJli-llru/iij
implore,
quarrel together.
f./ii^fiAs. sound; echo.
^,i/b"i.ni-p
frizzled,curled; -^
a.
to

to be

lized,
scanda-

offended,to take offence,to be in

passion ; to stumble, to slip,to trip.
ing
slida. slippery,
'^tylSu.nqnu,
slippy,
is
scandalized.
easily
; who.

curl ;

-^

^p"j
.

uiih-iug little waves,

,

[domed with curls.

"J-uA^/rm^t/^ a. curled, frizzled, awhose
frizzled;
'\-u,%'fpui^irp
a. curled,

bubbles.

hair is curled.

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12

^""a,%,fpk,r,
hgl,va.
to

to

to curl,
frizzle,

crisp,to buckle.
S. ^w'i"i-['i^i
^u/rtif^,
if.[iti
"

to

*l","7///,"p,"7/
s. cratiiologist.
craniologic.
a.
*|"/"74."p."7/"/.4"A
s. craniologj.
'J.uA;juirp,D7/n"./3/rt-7r
^ui^Jt,nijj, [,j s. treasure; heap;
ces
exchequer, finanhymn ; i"^^".ti^

^,ai,lr^,un,
uij

treasury;

treasure,

-oi_,

f,^s. barley bread.

^ujpiTi,.nj
of barley,that is
a.
^u.plrqyi,
,

made

orgeat, beer; 4"'*t^.

s.
S'""/"%'"-/"
beer'.
joppik-i_q-, to brew, to make
s
.
barley
; grain ;
S-""/"/'
i"-n) ".pfruig
,

'

pick-pocket.

a.

s.
%u/iii,ui,u,,nniJ3^l,t^i
peculation.
casket;
^ii/h^iifiiuili
Mutj s. box, chest,
ry
alms-box; poor-box ; treasure, treasu[rer.
money-box.
;
iih/i,liu,^nj
-

^u/TiAuBulfrin
S- treaSU-

[spring; spring.
a. s.
vernal,
%i.,pi"yl^ 'f-^^l'/u.yi/.
of
ad.
or
belonging
Oi'iin,
%,up%u,i%l,
of

barley.
,

"

of

weight).

^w7r^uru"""4

grain (sort

of barley.

privypurse of the king.

tufipuifl,
^u/iiJiuili,
abdomen, bowel.
,uj s,
'^"a'i,i,"i,,ain
a.
peculator,cut""j
purse,

; mniA

cornel.

bot.

theorbo.
s.
'\;x"lli%
Cr aCKuijJrnt^tfL
^'
"'itirlt^uitUE
J'utnrf
of
noise
ing,
planks; /"fap^ati^n jmn.^
%ir,r, to jump, to dance, to stamp.
plume.
^uipq-iTiu'iiiuli
u,^ s. crest,tuft,
^u,ptrP^u,%
s.
barley broth.
f

to cudgel,to scourge,
^f,".7,t./-,
va.
irjil,
whip, to thump, to beat.
'^"uA/i[,js. skull,cranium.

^"u,iIm"i,"
fijs.

to

spring.

that bringsspring;
a.
%.,pi,u/i"uph[i
that is produced in spring.
a. vernal
; green.
%,upiiiu'ii,uii.ir,i_
in spring.
a. increased
^uipiiu/iiuMifuyp

'^iu'/iJSii,ii{ir,nni^p-[,Lii
tiBasury.
^ut%JutuinL^i *^"i7ftJ"H^"A
S' treasure,
or
mencement
coms. entrance
^uipi,.u'buMiini.,n
treasury ; casket,chest,box (wherein
of spring.
is put).
money
S. ^ujphujfjtii
s. treasurer
^u/hAuii-np
^utpiitiibtyliii
; receiver.
S
.
to treasure
to
'\;JiiJ/rir,
a. ad,
^Mupbiiij%ft
va.
^iunhuiii^
/rj[,
up,
ed,
hoard, to amass
'\-ujp^,
[,ja. execrable,ugly, deformtreasures;to lay up in
pure;
a trunk; to pocket.
slovenly; excrementitious
; imhoarder.
unchaste, smutty, obscene, lewd.
'\'u/i,An,i^s.
immoral
course,
dis'^u/iiniJib
s
s. bastinade; torment.
%u,p^fLu/bnt-[3-lii^,
words.
to
immodest
to
scream.
*l-./A^./",
vn.
impudent,
A-jf
cry,
"}-,""t,"^t,^,
%u,p^ui,nu,a. stinking, fetid ; ".
fifiaji s. cage, park; meden,
haunt;
prison; -P't^i^l-stink;ad. stinkingly.
nagery;
J.

on

to shut

up in

s.
stink,rank
^u,p^ui,ntnnu.(3-l,t^i

cage.

to imprison.
'\',"it.u,fk,ilrir,
va.
irg[,
to stretch
va.
"j-iu/t/ujntj./AAr,/',
nL.j[,
the ground, to lay down.

^utit-h-tl'f
fruuf^ vn.
uit^^ ^iutL[ii/'f
or

to

it-iutin

s.

lamb

*/*"/*t
"

a.
^u.,Au"Uf.irui"

lamb,

in lambskins

dressed

hypocritical.

a.
"I.,"n.7/u.,^t7/
belonging

lamb

; s.
Easter.
uflTan

immolation

of

to the

the

cal
pas-

pascal

hoi.

plantain.

stain.

%uip^aii(uip
iiijjs. heel;
,

sole of

the

[deous,horrible.
a.
'^,"l,^uu,/,-ul,i_
ugly, deformed; hia.
*\;"P^il,
execrable, abominable,
detestable ; deformed, ugly, frightful,
slovenly,dirty,filthy,
fetid,
loathsome,
bad, base, infamous.
thingor

person

; excrement

^iMMp^^ni-ij,"'iiirir,
"L-j^ va.

s. pi. a
*l'w/i.7,u,//o^j,
couple of lambs.

to abhor

'\'-ti,Li,u,'h,iiir,
tii^uij vn.

execrable.

lamb.

S","n.7/tJ,/,
s. lamb-skin.
%iuni,l,li
s, lambkin.

to

idols.

forth

lambs.

ble
execra-

able
%iupihlkps.pl.abomination,abomina.

that
a.
S-"/""-7/,"a-/,'/,
brings

like

to be

[rel. foot.

'^"u.n.^u.^jh./j
s. bot. stone-crop,sor;

vn.

self.

abomination,
^.up^oiips. pi.execration,

horrour;

"

baas.

; to soil one's

lay one's self down.

^"ifi_7/ #L^A
the

^u.p^iubuMj',
iMi^uMj

to

stretch

or

fetidness.
smell, infection,

bad

become

; to

to

cause

abhor, to

detest ; to make
[that abhors, detests.

to abhor;
%u,p^^ni^li^a. that causes
to
minate,
%iup^ur,y^-y vn.
abhor, to aboto detest,
to hate.

S-L1

14

admirable

a. of an
%lr,iu,^pui2_

beauty,
[ing.

enchanting.

^Iriitrpt^utj;
tjf
paint,to

plaster; to

polish; to

to

vna.

embcUish,

to

*]-lr,ilrp.p,/r,r,
hjl,
with good colour.

charma. pretty, genteel,

^"Iriuu.ji^^

self.

paintone's
va.

to adorn

'^lr,l,l%[,
S. ^'/r,tlrj[./l

a.
handsome,
jjfi[i,
^f/u'jj
'\-/r,iirjl,//
,

pretty, genteel, gallant, agreeable,

coming,
bejusted,
adsmiling,graceful,cheerful;polite,
corated;
deelegant,
compounded ; embellished,
proper, decent,light,
ad. well,
to embellish; to
[":/!'
happy, good ;
nuipq-utphij
politely,
decently;
adorn, to decorate.
very well,prettily,
a.
')flrnuiuiuijir.an.
pretty,charming ; bravely,excellently,gallantly; ^"_
fine letters.
shining.
splendid,
ui[,n^p-l,^ip
quent,
well spoken, eloa.
a.
glorious,
graceful,
^Iriliuuiu.'iiir
*)'lrqt^^li,up.,/i"
excellent.
fluent.
charming, superb,
y^l vn. to speak
a.
becoming, well
T"fr.^u.u^.z..nj^2("
^hqh^iiu.p.ui'iikj;
have
to
a fine language,
graceful'
made, pretty,
well,elegantly,
attractive:
florid
a.
a
beautiful,
*\^hnu,uiu,p
style.
a. happy, lucky.
'^hriu.iiiil,^
wbU
adomed,
u.
^triimu{iu7Cn/2C

-"

that dances

well.
to dance

vn.
'^bif.uuiuiplr.r,
k-jjli
:

to advance

tily
pret-

excellently.

s. fine spBaking,
^"ir,ii^jlimp.u,%ni^p-liiSi
of
expression.
eloquence, elegance
that flows agreea.
ably,
*j-A-"^frj4i"ftn"-Y/"

[ful,charming.

dowed
'["triiaiui.aiinfi,
".
Bncompassed or enwith beauty, very
handsome,

"" 'v^firy
pretty, grac eS-A-Y^'ji"'?-^!
a. well written.
"ffcytj^/u^/i*a. very
pretty,genteel,
%lr,ih^iiu"i.f!i.

graceful,charming.
or agreeable
s. dance
'\'h,iu,uiui[,nLj3-Ti

movement

of the

feet.

charming.

s.
ftyoiu^Trt/A-,/-,
writing-master,calr^[,va. to adorn,to
%h,fh^liu,if.l,p
to deck, to decorate.
embellish,
ligrapher; a, caligraphic; iVi'l^u*""
adorned
with
have a fine caligraphy.
[excellent,
a.
^lr,iu,uui,iu,p[3ingeuious, rare,
leaves,very leafy.
%ir,ilrjliu,f.Jii-in
ficlds.
S.pl.vlllageS,
a. YSTj
^hquiu.nu.'hlr.y^
pretty, agree^lr,llrgliu,ti.nfb
able,
*\-lriluiMi,[iui
[sad.
a. well
looking.
charming.
genteel,graceful,
undecked
well ;
works
I-A /^A-j^OT^fT^*who
'i-/r,i,uu,f,n,_P
a.
; fair and
-

a.

a.

^/ri"ijipt^f
s. dart,jaq./riiiTn^
if-iuf^j
velin, lance, halberd ; uip^uilihu to
dart,to lance, to throw a dart.
broken
a.
or opened
'^Iriiiupipiuiliinj
by a lance.
,

done

or
composed elegantly.
s. caligraphy.
'\.h,it-jliuiif.itn,-P~lii^i

s- laucor.
'{'iriluipi^huiL.np
s. fiue arts.
*\'lriiiupn,.hii,np
fi/^iutn^
handsome, graceful,
a.

pretty,charming

dancer.

s.

a.
^hiiiuilnyi^
noble,

illustrious ;

well

looking,handsome, graceful.
""
"ftyi-ji"'?/'/'
becoming, decent,
well made, situated,
placed.
of fine colour.
'\'ir,[hgii,t,p-nji,
a- very
S*^'t%4'"/"'W""'-j
speckled,
much
lours.
spotted or diversified with coa.

charming, graceful.

T-A-yj-fr/^^.
rotation,turning,
rolling,
wallowing.

[dious.

fumlshed
o.
^irnirj/iuiita,iip^

good

".
^hny-k-.i-uJiiyt,
modulated, melos.
'\-ir,iyJr,iu/bp
modulation,melody,

graceful.

'^-tiiy-triiutipuiii^a.
brilliant,
dent,
resplen-

to quaver,

to

to trill,
to modulate,
shake, to sing a-

greeably.
1-/rYfr^.
S.pl.
villages.

with

[placed.

well ordered,
a.
"ftf^frj^izi^"^^
some,
a. well shaped, hand'{"ir.itj^uttilri.MMf

trill,
shake, quaver.
fulgid.
^k im-h.ihir,
va.
Ir^l,

flowers.

[- constructed.

*l'*"7*34'"i^/""
f^' y^^^
made,
built,
a. good looking; of
'^'t./tj^uM^.yt-u.j
-

fine aspect.

T**"'zA3'i'"4'""""4
fl"- of a
*1'*
V.^i"'^^

a.

who

has

fine form.
fine hair.

*hf^q_^jfi""i["-u
a. well
woven,
-

made.

posed,
com-

SbS

tu

*l"^'i%4"'V"'i.".
charming, astonish.- flower,embellishment,bloom ; o,i-_
ing,wonderfullyfine or handsome.
'i'-iv amenity.
that
has a good
a.
^lr,ilr^fi,uJu,/ii
S. ^*-hilh'nl"tuiinih-ifl
^Uiji-jlini^ti^^
voice,sweet, euphonical.
to singor
vn.
nel,
ker^lriit-gliu,J:uifl,lrir,
"ftyjJ/y s. bo(. yew : cartilage,
t-jli
speak agreeably.
gland: S. *\-lr,iJln^!/L
-

'

s.
*\-lr,ik^fi,iiJ,yjrtnL.[3-[iL.'7i
euphony,

sound.

good voice,sweet

to

a. of fine form.
^t-ntj^uiAlri.
that
a.
'^Irilh-jliiailnf.
^Iriitr^liMUnlri^
an

excellent

walk.
a. a graceful
S-frTtg^mitS-iT
fine form
a. of a
*\'lrqt^ci\,i,JuipJlf!i
well

^ h i^Slttu
i-l^inor
^k-tjifLufi"utpJt

or

shaped.

who
a.
^triih^liiaiUpni.

has

well made,
becomings-fit,

d,

i-np

woolly, hairy.
s.
sketch, outline,
*\'t,^"r,;ii%
roughdraught; plan.

some
hand-

beard.
a.
worthy,
%lT,ih^^liu,iuip,r,ap

ed,
mov-

^hiiinOth s. strong or intense desire,

wish, longing.
eagerness,
wool.
i: fleece,
T-i-z^'fi

archer.

shape,handsome,

inclined,'

be

tender.

to grow

is

desire,to wish, to

proper,

'\-lr,j2iyp'
peasant,

ranged,
shaped, ar-

s.

proportioned.
'^*l*^7*34'"^"'t
very

countryman;

rustic,rural,country.
s.
burgomaster, major
handsome,
'J.i-,^u""-u/^
of a village.
graceful,glorious.
to become
vn.
^irtfy^liiMfiiiuJ',
s. country priest.
%lrn2I^pkii
ui^iy
to speak vulgarly
handsome,
[tuation.
va.
^ir,^ii,upu,'i,h,r
a.

a fine sia. that has

^lrtihijliuM%liu,n
that
a.
'{'k-ilk^jfiu/itni.u,^
sings,that is
hafmonious.
sweet,
sung agreeably,
that has a good or
a.
'\'lrnlrj^tu,'iiniii
"

mystical name

renowned,

or

like

famous.

lager,
"//[,
21i.'"3 peasant, vil%t;gni-fi
boor, plebeian;
countryman,

well composed, made.

%lTnhjli,a^ui,a.
a.

vulgar,low.
rustic,unpolite,uncivil,
the
%i=-"iglr,r,
ty/" vn. to modulate

divinely,elegantly.

voice.

""
provided with
"}.t#^/rj4'"""'""'-7.
good fruit.
loves the beautiful,
a. who
%lTqh^liuiu^[,

with

admires

fine

"""

nd. very well,prettily,

S-i-i/tj4""^t"'

who

peasant.

S. ^tr.iHlopk'J''
%lr,i^liu,"ikru
s.
%lr,^lini.p-l,ii,
rusticity,
incivility,
impoliteness.
rudeness, coarseness,
a- in a rural
stically,
ru^k-'it'iTk^'
manner,
rudely.

^htiA [,js. dancing music

; dancing

singing; pomp,

show.

fields.
s.pl.villages,
S-fr7"^4fi/'j
.

things.

". love of beauty.

'{'t-iifrjfiiiuiil.pn.^pf

'\-lruinpmii
s. huntsmau.

furnished
^k-,ilrjl[u,uint-i^,

*!"/;-."
#7j

a.

with

[ijs. river.

of a river.
J. mouth
*{"4-m."pt^uA
good
irn
S. COufluenCO,COHving
ha^Irinm/uiuit.'iintiip
^h-iih-n/^tjMui
^"rf/frq^uJMnfrt/^i/(Z'
[in a river.
a
good aspect, well looking, flux.
a. engenderedor produced
'^4-i/i"j."-/i^/
handsome, graceful,agreeable.
s.
well shaped,made,
4"A-"/7ui4
stream, rivulet.
a.
*{-t-qtj/iui,"[,ui
printed,
pretty.
in a river ;
or suffocated
tO Oma. drowned
VU.
Ji[,li
'^-t^iflrj^lMijni.^uAfrir,
llt-gl'
to drOWU,
ituifuSri^
linpni-iiu/lihij
bellish,to adorn; to enrich,to fashion, i"iniilri_,
in a river ; -f/Ai-"^,h-u,[ul,i_,
drown
to
to revive,to render handsome.
one's self,
to die in
to drown
linpiiiblj
branches

or

shoots.

boautlful bunch
a.
*^lr,it-ijlin,ilin/ii_

of

[legs.

grapes.
that has
a.
'^"t-ilt-jQnin'ii

good

feet

or

s.
*\-t;ilrjfini.piiiSi
boauty, charms,

graces,

river.
Vfia.
It^\i Mnlru,i_
%h,"uii,lraih,r,
,

flow

or

to make

flow like

a. that divides
^iru,u,i,lrpi

dehcacy, gentility,decency,

neatness, elegance; ornament, enamel.

to

river.

s. hippopotamus.
'\-t^maiJ[i

i7

river.

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1"tm"o"/tn-a.
death

T-bP

1 16

to attach
'\'t-m%ui,fiub^^j',
tjufj vn.
[rivers. one's self to earth ; to prostrateone's

in the river ; -^

dead

in the river.

s. the space
^h.niuJk-l^

self.

two

between

that
^t-m'iiuii/hi-u,
a.

of the

s.pl.over-flow
^tuiMu/iupn/j^
river,inundation,flood.
a. surrounded
S-ti/i"""/"'""

%lru,iun.n,.
s.

that
loves
the
a.
^hm'iiui'tiiMiluufui
ground, that stretches itself on the
ground ; attached to the vanities of the
world, secular,mundane
; low, vile.

river.

of

arm

or

river.
to

drown,

in the

to throw

W/..rwi.to

submerge,

s. attachment
^hijiiufinuluufiiiniji

river ;
^".
one's
-

earth,love of the vanities

drown

to

sea-oaglo.
s. ospraj,
^/rinmpirn'-lriver,bank,

shore

; beach

thrown
S-t-'OfAitj
a.

into

river;

to

(land).

measure

; quay.
a

s. land-surveying.
^km'iiu.^u^ini-P-'f

into

throw

to
uiii-'iiirj;
.y-fru"^'fc4%/'4

or

to
of the world.

^k-mtiuj^irJ[y s. earth-quakc.
s.
%lT,n'ii,u^il,
land-surveyor.
to survey,
va.
%lr,n'i,uM^,l,k-d',
A-_j^

self in the river.

of

sinks, hides

the earth.

s. ground-floor.
S-t/zAu/yu/;.//

by

braBch

itself under

1-t"".1'/u"n-/lt6s. chameleonf
a.
'\-lF,n'i,iiiunii_
creeping,"crawling
;

river.

"l"tm/A in'bn^s. ground, earth,soil, low, mundane, mean.

tched
land,place ; qy.lrin%l,
a.
/.tf.t-m'iip S*"-i"t"ui"iu/^u"6prostrateor stref^i^
the ground, in the earth ; 4"the
on
on
/.
ground;
u/h^a,it%,
iftnujUh-lOV
CO"
iituahiuf
Ulylini_irtlin.
pallet.
,

"

vered

confusion

with

look

to

the

on

s.
^yufuuiuiiMipuiirni-fi^i
prostration
;

the ground.
on
fi t-it/i^p
"i^u"^/iii"-^,the lying down
ground; u/blihuii_
terraneous
')-"-"n^/u/"i"i"J"
s.
prostratedto worship ; 4u/^4u/'fct^
cellar,vault, sub^.^
to knock
one's head on
^ini-fih,
^
place ; ground-floor
; the
the ground; ju#^;^""a/y_,
inferior part of the honey-comb.
ifUipliufiilti^ij^irin^
to throw
one's self violentlyon the
"hollowed ; subterraneous
'iifi
a%yu!iiiu,ltnp
"

ground; qiupl^ni-nuittk-ij
CfUJnliuthtriqalrm
iiint-iu

earth-worm.

a.
S'A-uA/upf^

that
a.
^trin^iu^uip^
that

burrows

in the

drain;S.

;-:p s.fl. catacombs:

crawls

the

on

low ;
ground, creeping; mundane
; vile,
to drag on the ground ; ^_
"nu.'Llr^,

earth.

that creeps,
a. reptile,
^hafiiiuiiitui^
crawls

the

on

ground

; tortuous

to travel
%u,uiu,pi,npq.lTir,

or

foot.

tCu^

to go

on

[ground.

that rolls on
a.
*}-t..Au#/?u"".u/^
s.
'\-hu,'huilu%inp
potato, truffle :

the

vn,' to
*\'ir,"%u,_^,ii[,^,j;
tr^ufi

camomile.

above;

stretches

l,^nl"r,k^,u,
on

the

vn.

to stretch

ground,

one's

pr. ad.

earth,that

walks

on

on, up,

much.

the earth, mortal.

with

earth,

or

cellent
ex-

tural
superna-

thing.

T"fc^.u^".4
a. principal
; s. president.
'tt^""^f^//".i-ir,
tj/i
with

to

caress

supema-

Supreme Being.

a. supreme,
'\'iri""q.nf%
cellent,
sublime,exeminent.
superior,

geo-

to earth

va.

tenderness.
,

'\hu!iiu,iin^,-p-l,ii,
s. geomancy.
prostrate.

of

'{"irpi.jq.nf
4-tp'"?^^^'"^
o.s.

manoer.

'l-/r,"?,."iyL/6attached
a.

state

4"tf'"'P".t4
a. supernatural sublime,
;

tural ; supreme
enchanter

self, excellent,divine.

[on the ground.

s. the lyingdown
S-t"''*'""/./j.""i_/3/,ii
that treads
a.
the
']'lrin'iiu,^np,
on

iuip. s.

very,

nature;

to lie

more,

%ypu,^,n,.p-l,ii,
s.
superior

^y ,n'liu"lu^nlruii
^lr,"'i,ui/,i^n[,
a. that
that lies on the groun d.
itself,
^tm%,uPi^n^or mf 4 [pilar,^Iti"%mu^

on

ad. like a river.

"ftmo^ffc
^k-p s. weeping, wailing,noise;

to weep
"{.npirlrij

bot.

crawl

the ground.

s.
T'l-i'u'i-njnt-P-lit^,
essence
or
nature; supreme
being.

cellent
ex-

to elevate,
^iriiuiif.u,uir,r,
to
va,
t.-j[,

T-bP

raise,to

T-bP

1 17

put higher

in the

or

first

place; to prefer.

^hpia%uit.lTir,
Irjiivn.
with

the

to

navigate

waves.

U.S.
with scythes.
'^Irpuiq.pu.liiu'i,
superlative.
a. armed
^t-pm'ii^iu^'ii
'\-hpiu,l.(ilr,r,
full of or furnished
tj/. va. to elevate,to
a.
^lTpuhMq.u3il.g
with scythes.
prefer; to augment, to benefit.
mity;
s.
^hpuM,i.pn--PliJi
elevation,sublis. scythe,sickle.
^hpufi.^f,q-lniij
vantage. '\'lrpio^u,ap^
stial,
celepreference; excellence, ada.
'\-tpiaJiMutp4liiJi
,

nary
divine,supernatural,extraordiexcellent,
peculiar.
;
rare,

a- excellent,sublime,e'^'t-pm^'ii^
dinary
extraorminent, superior,
magnificent,

eminently,supremely.
vn.
lrj[i
'{"t-piuqiMAi^ttT,
surmount,

excel, to

to

surpass, to

exceed.

"

[much.
ad. excellently
^k-puijuj'iijopk^
; too
well
'^irputqutpj.a. ornamented,rich,

".4p my
,

Lord,

a. glorious illustrious,
'\'irpiuutu,%6,

[most reverend.

superb, excellent.

s. excellence,sublimity,
^t-pui^ijni-P-pLii

Lordship.

your
to

illustrious ;

most
a.
'^Irpiuui.yb-uin.

brilliant
oplAio^uit. excellently, splendid,
/"af.

a.
*]'i-piuuiuiin[ii.
very honourable,
s. revereuco.
%is-puiuiiuu,ni-n,-P-l"^i
ter
%irpu,pmoups. torrent of tears,bit-

tears.
full of tears,
a. very
%hp,Kpuioupiuil,g
melting into tears ; ad. with tears in

superb.

a. powerful.
'\-lrpiuqop
the eyes.
^irpu.il,p
a. heaped up, very full.
[did,brilliant.
luminous, splena.
a. very
"J"*-^"^/"
bright,brilliant, ^hpuipipli
very
luminous.
brilliant,
splendid.
%ypu,^,uyi_a.
or
^lrpu,Mpui)[hir,
^irpu,if,yp
pt-"Y. ""
excellent,
t-j[ivn. to shine, to
high,sovereign,extreme.
[magnificent.
sparkle.
much
a
glorious,excellent,
T"t^""6^uii_/"^a.
spread.
'^'/rpta.fiiun.
'\'i-pii,uM/t,iA
a. supernatural.
^lrpu.i^,i,f
nent,
Pj a, eminent, pre-emior
Miitu ad. supernatu'{"t-p/Ampjup
supreme.
^h-nfall.yf.ir,
rally.
Ir^uy Vtl. tO OXCBI, tO
s. scpvants.
'{"/rpif.aiuinialii'/ii
surpass, to surmount.
Si't^""4"/"'-/?/"-'*'.s.
eminence, height,
'{'t-pif.iaauiu/ii
sions
luif s. goods, posseshouse.
fireside,
family,
pre-eminence, superiority.
;
a.
s. fellow-servant.
^t-pa,li,uiiiaip
highest,
^hpif-uMuuiu/uialilig
supreme,
.

greatest:

s.

gr.

preterpluperfect.

a. very
'{"hp.ui.n.^li

renowned.

"".

to

'^Irpu.^n.^^lrir,
k^ft
to render
praise publicly,

celebrate, pation
famous.

^hprnStpu,^ astonishing,surprising,
a

s.

^k-ptif-uipArepurchase,
va.

to

domestic
^hpHJsiuutuAfili

marvellous, very

servant.
; maid-

famous,
celebrated,

a.

emanici-

of slaves,deliverance,
tion;
redempthat delivers,frees, emanici-

pates slaves.

raculous, ^tptqJ'iiA u,g s. grave, sepulchre,

admirable,miyard
brilliant.
[gent,
pit,tomb, monument, vault ; church,

full of rays, effulto dig out of the

a.
't -k
%hpuM-!iuiT("u%^
; ^.u^ilri^
disinter.
to
s.
^kpuiTCnL-iih
increase,advantage. ground,
s. epitaph.
^t-puMi/htpni-p
a.
clean, very
%hplrifJ'tMM'bu,i-fip
very
ral
funea.
sepulchral,
holy.
^kpk.lSiu'bailiuM'u
; very
pure, spotless
a.
'{"frp.ujp.u.pjt
'/fw/ipcemetery, burial-ground;
lofty,
;
very elevated,
the deads.
high.
-^
a. buried
together.
honourable,
^hptrqiTu/bai^lig
a.
'{"t-puMJlrh^uMp
very
a. that is consumed
^hpk-qj'u/binlin.-p
respectable
; very reverend.
'^tpMMi'i,,
[ij uig s. beam, rafter,
joist. in the grave.
hch'""'3^* ^' that
^h-ph-qinu%utliplil^in
a. full of beams.
^irp.u'hMuil.g
a. that bears, supports
'^irptu'iMUMiilip
stripssepulchresor the hurried dead.
who
a.
diligently
a beam%lrpyMpru,%u,ukp
visits and ornaments
in the shape of a beam.
sepulchres.
%hpu,%uMihi.a.
^^h-nh-aJutUiuinktlli
^kph-qJuMliiuinntJl
to become
vn.
a
^hpiifiiiuUuiiT,
uyiy
to
one's
make
self
beam.
church-yard.
s.
a
cemetery,
beam,
.

'^"d'l'

18
a. s. enslftved^yithanother,
^lri,/ri[,j

of

companion

captive or

tt- s. redeemer,
'\'!r[,lrp^"i^,
%irph",,a'i,

above, beyond.

pr.

lent,
excel-

rare, transcendent.

tl"--d'3*"
'K^of t'^'i?-'
"ffr^Y.'

slaves.

that delivers

'{"k-p
^uA

^irpopliiuj/i
a.
extraordinary,

slave.

*ffr^itj/',
va.
Irijl,

"^'il-

prisoner, lage, country.

take :
s. pi.villages.
%lro,ilru/ii
'i'.fiuP
,""-,/'s. fleece,wool.
to card, to comb
^,llr,r,
that makes
tj// va.
^k-plr^uip
ner,
priso,,uij a. s.
that leads into slavery,
captivity, (wool); to tear; [" 4^1.^ A. ^ "nt^ ",_
to make
that takes captive.
ropes of sand.
"/ujij
to attract,
to grapva.
s.
t-^t
S-fr/j/i
"J.^frn-tiT,
ple,
captive,
slave,
ner
priso/"t'"j
catch.
to
to
be
to
;
"[i"['['i_" prisoner; wiiA^,
grasp,
to keep prisoner; i/""^i-/_,
[i-"^.
to bring
^qbi^s. carder.
rush
S.
hot.
s.
T-t^/o.
;
%illip^luij
captive.
to become
casket,drawer, small
'j.^/ny
vn.
^tr[,["r,
a prisoner,
t-iji^i
"ajj s
to

to

; to take
to seduce, to gain.

enslave

make

to
captive,

into

to go

box, till;desk.

captivity.

s. little box.
%"li"n^l'li
S.
"f-^t S-'tf

%/rp[iiru,j
a. incomprehensible.
a. inconceivable.
^hpliin^juiiiiu'b

[again.
; only,
carrion,dead

'i'iPconj.at least,however

^"kzj tbzfjss. corpse,

vour
to desuperior, body: a. bad, ill; uipfiu/iit-ij
eat.
beasts
make
excellent, subUme, pre-eminent,highor
er
'^^^uii-ku%ki_ "tkz_ad. in several
.piui ad. pr. over, upon, above,
;
beyond ; i^lri_,to be above, to excel, pieces,by bits,piecemeal.
to surpass,
to surmount.
tl'2:'3t"3 """ tumid, moist;
S"4f..
^hpiru.'i.irj-,
itj, '\-hpiry,r,
lewd, libidinous ; u/^uiifjuy ear-wax.
hgi,
of
f*-/"5-".L^,
%k"
irf,va. to shave ; to make
"tt""3 """3 *" hair, head
bald.
[ingbald. hair, long hanging hair.
learned
of shaving or maks. act
%k"'
'\-lTpirnijfL
tl""l'3 """"3 s. skilful,
E^trolo'^hp.nuiinf a. fine,thin, subtile,
magician,
sorcerer,
man;
fine flour;
delicate;white; u,il,.-p,
[full.
ger, prophetic.
^^r tl'C'"3"" f^*)corpulent,
plump,
"4"^ finest bread.
'i'Pojlr
%l!-pj'u,'i,u,p.,Ji,ni-Pltii
ate,
s. germanism.
f a. clement, compassions. who
^"lrp,ru/hui[u",u
merciful, humane, benign,mild,
speaks German.

%lr[tf iltp'^io-

supreme,

'

'

'

'

'

'{'Srpinu'buiiiu/i,
a. germanic.
^trpirui'iiuigl,
s. German.
gL-nj
,

ad. in german
%hp,r,u'i,ypk'ii
the

German

charitable,flexible,tender.
to
to compassionate,
vn.
%Pui,r, uijl'

a.

language ;

s.

man,
Ger-

m^uu,^

to Icaru,to know,
"itlrij
q.[""i^^,
/uoulr/_,

to

speak

German.

hot. lupine.
*i'irp,r"uu,"
nj s.
%lrpj'u,p,i.liu,,l^,
a. superhuman.
%trpj..,p^y
a.
most
very estimable,
,

reverend.

pardon,

; tie ;

;
transmigration

/.

,[^.,plr.r,
/. ^kpn^P^k 4u^p/r,r
.lu,pl"r,
S. '\-lrpir.r,
%irpl..r.
[celleut.
-

moved

be

compassion, to

to

tender.

to grow

%Pu,utpB.^R-^^ad. tenderly.
'^"p-,uu[ipuipuip
Q.
%pu,j:
^.p..,"[,pir,r
tenderness.
'\'Pu,t,ppni-P
s.
fii-i
to
'\-ptir,Jrji[,
vn.
stumble, to trip;
to commit

%lrpn^[3-l,i^,
s.
captivity, slavery,
servitude,yoke

pity,to

fault ; to fail.

^Plr,r, %P

ni.jp VO.. tO
t-jnu.jiu'blrir,

stumble, to make
to

one

stumble",to

duce,
se-

pervert.

^Pn^P[.i-^i

s.

clemency, mildness,

%lrp"Li,ujli
o,. sublime, eminent
expity,compassion, mercy, humanity.
%lrpnL^"i,li"^p^l,i.'i,
s.
sublimity,
stumble, false step.
eminence, ^Pn^Hh
preexcellence.
^-j-ri-M/lij;
JL-j"j '^-J-.f.ahij',
"bhjuijvnS. %hp.l,"^!H..
%lrp.l,u.\p
to pout, to be sulky with, angry, offended,
^irp,[,h,r,
in a passion; to take offence.
htjiva. to ravage, to ruin,
to pillage,
to sack.
sulkiness,
^J-^nhnupiii-'bs.
vexation,
that ravages,
^/rp,/,[,^a.
plunderer. anger.
^'/rpi/"nL.;/i,
s. ravage,
ruin,pillage.
a. harsh,unpleasant.
"fcf/.n.
,

J.

T-R

19

'{"J-inpiT,
mt-^uy

vti.

to
differ,

to

gree,
disa-

to quarrel.

"}""/-."fi"-^/.ti
s.
tion,
contenaltercation,
sion,
dispute,quarrel, discord,dissendisagreement.
S"/'"I s. juniper-tree.
stone
a.
S"/'".".
easilythrown

to get drunk,
vn.
'i-fiit-^uipPiT,
t-juif
to fuddle,to tipple.
intoxicated,
s. drunkenness.
%l^ilr^uipn^p-liM^i

*l"/Ai-4/.",
a. smelling of
a.

hand

by

the

to -wheel.
^.u/^,

; ["
-

wine.

%lfbh7Cu/i,drunk, tipsy.
%lfblr'2Cai'iini-[3-liLii
s. drunkeunoss.
S"/'%A"/",
ir^tvn. to be seasoned

with

wine.

s.
*K^a-, 5f.a-/"3
line, stroke, dash,
trace; notch, incision,cut; flourish;

a.
per,
%in,irMrni_,
great drunkard, tou,g

"hyphen.

sucking-bottle.

etc. S. ^[i^^l-n/ii
Otc.
*\-[,7Ciafn/l,
value
s.
mate,
,*|./A,
q.^,"j price;
; tax, esti,

[wine.

s.
^lUitriipnt-i,
dregs,

sediment

of

to get drunk,
S-ZAti'"//",
Irjiy vn.
[drinker, tippler.
tipsy.

valuation ; rate,tariff;
purchase,
bargain ; ^"uwuAt-ijmp/iu/it-^to rate,
that loves
to drink,
a.
S"/AA-"4-^
to appreciate,to value,to estimate,to
tavern
s
S"/Ai-./ui2C"in.
a.
keeper,
tax, to set a price on a thing ; u,'i"up^ wine-merchant
seller ; -^
or
selling
to undervalue
of wine, wine-shop.
e,,u$nu/iihi_,
; -liinj
,un.^
buy, to purchaso
"jinL-ij
ifinjuinuibiuijio
merce
com^^Inih-uujTCujn-hllMunni~l^uui
-

MunnL-c-,

to drink
iuriiihi_iih"-p

for money

; "^"nj
that has cost

water

of wine.

; V*'"j?**/..

money

offers wine.

a. who
^Ifi.hmni.

^yiilrmn^i
s

luTtX-^
buy dearly ; puM^jpuij/nL-juAtr^j

to

tavcru, wine-cellar

unE-atuti/r/j
npnt-qiufiirlj
lint-Uiah-ant-atulilrf
wine-shop.

raise,to -augment, to reduce,to

the price ; "Ib'^^L.
^"iA ^i/y
to bargain; unilnp-uliu/i, price-current
abatement
; ^iA-.
; npn^k-uMi^ no
c'i. "t'-'^shA -e^"^ "^""3 I """illpay
to

ft

lower

in wine.

"" abounding
S'/At.-t*"

-,

'

the

you

price.

wine
s.
^[fiili,
%i-nj,
'iih-iug

drunk,
wine-bibber,
S'/'i""7/fs""-,
"'5
intemperate,drunkard.
*^pbuipp.ni^
nt-ui^ s. pi.crapulcnce,
intemperance gluttony
feasting,
a.

: ^i-mpp-iu^
irlin.tt.lib[iu
Juiu/lilrft
ft Mt-lihi^nj

iiniiin

uihltiutih-itfi t^fihL.n9mlthi^ tO
with wine, to drink,to get
merry

uu-KjiL-oo

be

drunk

ft i/.^^
uP-iMiipt-i_
; p-uiililri_
if^
"tii-yto sleep one's self sober; ^"-u"^_
^o make
tipsy,
b "tl^'-'!J
p-ui^m-^iutilri^
to
clear the wine.
to
fuddle
ear-ping,
; uimpnyui^
%lfbji tihinjs. coriander.

iiuti

drunkenness.

"

"f/A^, ifiin.!!!^,
if-lijs.
buckle,ear-drop.
^["%t-ut^lrk"'3*" small wine.
'\-p,k-p.nL.qf"
o. that
produ%lfiilrp.yp

intoxication.
S"^7/"".p/.ti
s.

ces

much

wine, abounding

in wine.
that
^[.^[u.n'iii,
ctS-Al-''^*-/"

wine-colour.
a.
^lUik-n-nfl,
""
^Iftihiik'J'
tipsy,intoxicated.

dead

a.
tipsy,drunk.
*\'p,lr^,j

bodies, carnivorous,

va.
frj/f
4-/'""""it/r,

to
-qJliJhu/iiu,

another

one

flowered
s.
'^p.kh-uiiil.li
or

verjuice;flower

sour

of the wild

grapes

tear

to

to

eats

ravenous.

tear, to devour;

each

other,to

tear

pieces.

%l,^tnl,^a.
ravenous,

wine.

^tztc

darkness,
Jiigbt;
by night,
during
night; nightly; q-% n,gpji,
that has the flavour of
S.^5"t4,o.r
a.
or
/" poiA, all the night, ufb^ai^
nal
eterwine, winy, vinous.
sleeplessnight ; jun^liuilriiuiliufb
tomb
of
the
wine-taster
*f/AA-4'"*s(instrument).
night,night
; 4t2fni"^"
delicious
^^lUtlr'iuimnc.p-liiA
from
s. abstinencB
impenetrable
u/itb^jl^
,
barrel
s.
'{"[iii/r/iuipiuu

or

wine.

vase

of

'

obscurity

;
the

"

I''""J

-"""-

"

*"

/" -/"ad.

wine.
a.
I'li'fit^iup
drunk,tipsy.

night
all

; umhi^i

day

and

L^
tudiriiuapi

o"

ludl/ltuijb
t

night; ^uiumpuil^

-"""-

at

4-ba

120

a.
blear-eyed.
oifinuliu/ii
uin-lruti_, '\'[,2i''tfili-ft's
mid-night; q-^ /""-/"
damp, moist ;
"Vl'lu-jp,4"^-^A a
hidden by the night or darkness
; ".V
wanton.
lascivious,
0, SleCp,i0^a.%9,
^niX ,u'liJjni-giu'blri_q--%
to get humid, to
^(.^"riiMjir,
bad night; /""nn.-i^i^l-'u'ii
less or
A-y.4u.^";i vn.
become
damp; to polluteone's self.
the day changed into night; ."/.""""t.
humidity, moisture ;
s.
^"[,ln,_p-[,i.%
%Iti^,I-%,to turn night into day ; /Ay.
purity,
masturbation,onanism ; imof night; pollution,
,n,^p^ -nfli,in the darkness
[hairgrow.
q-% to set up all night,
u,ii.,u'i,iri_",-ph^
makes
the
which
that
a.
'\-l,u,upnL-,i(u
to pass the whole
night ; ir,u^i_qlrpli,y_
.

"

%n^p^l,^% _,"3% jlrptu, to pass

night in singing ; Jfii^tn h'yc
while

it

was

yet

shaved
cut
"i-/"/""?.fr/"s^

-y

"

"

dishevelled
^l,uu.[un.l,^

hair.

a.

4-^um4".j

walks,

of hair,long hair.

head

s.

%b

by night.

goes

of

hair.

dark.
that

head

or

a.

every
''-"

nuutltiu.

of Peru.
s. marvel
^yhuuMp,
^^l^hptuifn^utpiC
:
^l,"u".np
hourof
^l"zl^P'-J-'"'fs. night;nocturn.
u.g a. hairy,long-haired
monk.
Greek
comet:
ad. by night,nightly. s.
S"/rjAr/.u./ou.-t'fc
learned.
nocturnal.
a. more
'{"[imm.i-n/i,
a.
S"/'2fr/'/"4'""'
perienced,
dark.
^[."nui/f,
knowing, wise, exa.
""
obscure,
*Vt2tc"'k''r"i
"#3
[confident.
"*" ^^''"
%tz]rp"''^""conscious, acquainted,
a.
S"/.^/./o4^ up s. equinox ; q-l'lr *|-/.,"i/"4//j
,

"

"^bdrv
makes

or

utuiulIMn

commerce
some

tjMlluinuint-t

^liuiu/iiuiir,
uigiuf vn.

that

""

duringthe night.

war

Miti
"ZJTP
s.

./"4

SlUlpUli

S. bat.
'^["itrptuiTni-lib
or jiuh-ni-a.
noctivagant.
S"/ijt/"./.y""^
^'^tztc'liP'

to

dark,

to grow

obscure.

that

to

observe

to

know,

somnambulism.

with

know
or

know

have

to
"^

n^

; .H*"?^

ceivable
per-

feel,

able ; to consider,
note ; to believe : to
a

or

to perceive
; to

be

to be

i^-^p

woman

shame

carnal

connection

ignorant of, not

^/"%

to lie with

to

man

"i-b'"^nuiJip- he has
l^utptnutpq-pinh-iT
quyb
,

no
f

J.

I do not
throughly; ^l-a,lr,r,
guard ; -^ -m-P-piJbs. bivouac, patrol, know, I am
ignorant of it ; ^pmu,"^ip
sentinel.
to be at a loss
know! ^- i[i%i_anjtn-f
0% s. nocturn.
what to do.
[cally.
that loves night or
ad.
scientifilearnedly;
'{"["n^,.up.u,p
darkness.
learned.
a. very
S./.ifAu.^n/^/
'^li^puiilmp[,s. Venus, the evening

^[i^/iuMufuMi,uy

a.

nocturnal

known,

0.

recognize ; to

to

somnambulist
"- *" noctambulist,
'^bztP'"ZPU''i
night-rambler.
;
s.
noctambulism,
^Ii^p.u^i2ni.p-[,i^,

be

may

note, remark.
-:f.
'\-liu,ir,r,
uLu^f, va. to know,
; to learn, to understand

night, nightly,in

'^"["^pia'/iuiMr,
uMgii'i vn-

inform.

instruct,to
;

the night time.

to become

have
with

relations

one.

a.
%l,u,hib

nocturnal.

"^d- ^J
^b2}rp"ip'

intimate

or

to

know,

to

vu. to acquaiut,
'^[iiiiiajni.qiz,%lrj;
ni-jl[i

combat.

nocturnal

ledge.
; know-

conscience
s.
'\-[iaiMu//jai-Pf

~1'3 equinoctialline.
s. great mole.
^li^l"a,in,.k.i

it

star ; S.

S"fc^^/'"'?*"'j

o.
j'nifi%uJl/fiAni-la-ptJi
^^pinnt-Pniji

"

scholar,learned
%l-mn,i_s.

man

"

; prophet.

s. science, knowledge
^["u,n^p-[,^%

to
vn.
*}-/fjt/,o/?/..r

to sit up
in the open air.

night ;

or

the

pass
to watch

%l'^ns. fur-coat,pelisse.
a.
^["t"'ty'''
more
damp or
bleared.

whole
all

night

doctrine, understanding,wisdom,
art ;

you

//y/iknow,

you

must

know

are

;
study,

ed,
inform-

flimn^p-t-iaJp
,

knowingly.
"J./../f..tA
moist;
in%nja.s. learned,lettered,
literate,
wise, knowing, well perform,

Hn
o.

miapintuig

punishment.
capital

serves

s.

a-

va.

S. dOCa'^'^uuiii.n^P^liJii
^iluuiuini^Ul,

[achehas

head""
"Jy/""'j"""y
head-ache.
s.
%llu,ujju,L,nU^li.^i
s.a.
prince, master,
S-zf"
that

superior, deacon;

children;^"._

of the

the number

ments
punish"Si//"
uiuiuiJ-n^ how
many
-_^
"% or 1^1- Iliun-iUipil
? '^u/lihi_i^iii.
oue's revento have
ge,
ijjum'ii^iu'iiu
rn-pni-^,
,

^iluu.plilJ',
h^i,j
head.

take

hat ; cap, bonnet.

to bend
one's
vn.

""jj *"

of the
end
-2!.aiiuiui,upi,uM^
of
verse
a
street; mmil/ii beginning
;
ttiiLbniS^f ^"hpi- 1 tib'y ^ni-ifii^the
from
Lord
will take
thy master
away
to
thee ; mJiihi^qfll"-"hI""^ npiy-n^
-

execution.
pitation,
'

exordium, preamble; point,

article ;

4'//'"""fArm/7"_/J/.i-'*/
generalship.
headless.
[behead.
4//'""/"
'\-^'u,u,lrir,
/rj[, to decapitate,to

year's day;-

new

; -""""/""-"/.

p"A/iy

s. general.
4Y/'"u"u""r",

1y^""^4

T-iTP

122

capital,that de- 1* moon

to

capital,principal,

fundamental, essential,first.

punish;

to revolt;
uiirp.uMn^,u,i_,

to fall suddenly
u,'Lliu/i,l,i_,f-j-ibin^
enemy;
life in

^"ki_ii^lili^n-u

jeopardy ; 4-"^ /"

-

put

leader;

head, to be the

self at the

put

to
.

the

on

to

one's
one's
-

p.".

at length,in conclusion.
pally. i/y
princifinally,
^ini^Uhs. defeat,ruin.
t
o
oak^[uuinp
gall-nut,
or
//s. gall,
tr^lva. to finish, end,
'{"^u.i-npti/;
y
reduce.
leaf apple.
to terminate; to abridge, to
the
that tastes like gall.
'^JuuiL.iipliir,
Irg-iivn. to have
%l",nnpuii,u,ira.
4-6-'-"^/'/"
"" traced, sketched:
pre-eminence, to bo at the head: to be
Y^r"y
finished : hot. to bud.
s. designer ; draught; drawing; sketch;
s. superiority,
^Juu.u.npnL.p^l,.^!
presidency,
writing,letter.
priority,supremacy.
^irui^flril',
k-jlva. to trace, to draw,
to delineate, to design ; to project, to
%i[uItJ;lrj[iva- to decapitatethe
idols,to destroy; to turn about: S. describe,to paint;to sketch; to write,
ad.

or
";t"
"1y/"""-"/""P"'/'

to form.

in

c-d. the
*\'it'bF^3

head

uncovered.

ad. the
^{["[""liyp

head

downwards.

ad.
^.^..^ilUp

the

^i^nilpi,1-

ad.

head

s. dash, trace
%itui,ipni-P-li"^i

upright.

himself,personally,
all,
entirely.
totally,
person ;
ad. in rolling,tumbling down.
%in[i

f*-'"*,

to roll.

s.

ifj

ruled.

to strike

S-6-t'/7
va.
"-j/"
to mark

va.

ing,
; draw-

design; sketch, draught; form,

delineation; writing.

with

out; to

flourish ; to

erase,
write ; to

cut, to scratch.

^inpl"r,y^u;] vn. to sink,to fall.

s. baseness
'^"5-"-/7L/*/.ti
; filthiness,
s. roll,downfall.
%inpni-Sfu
sordidness, niggardness.
meanness,
Sy? "-/",
iilun^s. head; chief;summit,
%h-n,-h-,^S-6-/io. vile, abject; sordid,
the first place,the first
individual;
top;
niggardly.
rank ;
ad. as a line.
chapter; iun^^ prow ;
^itopk'ii
tpn^
to humble.
if-npirn^ master-piece; j""///I"{^/r %A.iiTir,h^l va. to abject,
to be debased, to
'\'JtA[,J',
point,cape; u/utihu/iiangular stone;
vn.
"iirj.^i
uhu/b, capital;funds, become
capital,
n-puijhtj,
abject or contemptible.
principal,capitalor principal sum;
-

"

by head, for each person ; so much a

"/"-/?opi 'J, all this week
;
; ^^fl'
(fuifflilri_ to be covered, to put on

head

[" t'lt^pe ^rj

S"'f"^p
"

"

clergyman,

"*'"

'

ecclesiastic.

[arrow.

to uncover, to take
one's hat; ["."u'limi^
q-,
off one's hat ; '// i,u/l,hlj
,nu/lilri_,
uiirlri_,
-

finish,to conclude, to bring to a

head, to end,^ hi^trf^ i,u,uii,'i,ki^
"t'"ii

or
S"i5[^4

qnUi, cfliy
^futtinp

s.

b.
f'l^P-np

uotch

of

an

to

to be finished
irpP^uii^,

or

brought

to

to an
end;close, to end, to come
uiifunj the firstday of the month, new
,

%^[-ir,
y^,y

vn.

to kneel

down,

to

sit squat.

%rp/rp,
arched

u,j

roof.

s,

dome, cupola,vault,

Vb\i.

125

a
*\'"rptp-m^lif

adorned

with

vaults ; vaulted.

s. hot. southernwood.'
'fi'/",7."i6
,"ry/,4

*lA^."4,
,"j s. globule,globe,bowl,
sphericalor round body ; pincushion;
ot lu^nfinil.li
apple ; -/"i"#f...ball,bowl;
,

a. in
^Wphp-uiijip

the

shape

of

dome,
ceiling.

vaulted, convex-

ball ( at tennis ) ;
of
swarm
ilkiint-u,^
bees ;
ball ; bullet,large
i,p,u^u,'i.f,^
-

[that has a
a.
'{"ifph-p-lrmj
vaulted, wainscotted, ball

^.rptp-S.
^rptp^.

;
juggler's corkJt/rn.'b,ulyni.,"j
ball; npP-ni, bud, button.
S*7-"'//""j[_".
ring of an ear-ring.
-

"j-Jt
J-, /rj^ T-jt^,r, y.

to lie

va,

down.

s. tennis.
^\fli^,uliiMili,uiqni.p-litii

'{"'iiiuftnj,
[ija. bought, purchased.
'Vii".4".ui "/j s. appraiser
tioneer
; aucand appraiser.
to
*)"'i.."4"""""-"r,
tj/fvtt' to appraise,

D.
yttiuuit^pn,
J^llf,tul"pn

to bombard.
vu.
^"%^u,iinitirir,
/rjif,
bombardmcnt.
s.
^''Jiij-iutinitni-Pli^'b
a. round, spherical,
lar,
orbicu'Y^^mAti.

estimate,

to

value,

to tax.

spheroidal.

tion,
s.
%%ui^,umnt-P-l,tA
estimate,valuataxation,tariff.
"lA.".r,uy/lrvn. to go, to walk, to
repair;to abandon; to behave one's
self,to conduct one's self;to flow,to
flow away; to be in circulation;
to act,
run, to overflow

prevail
; to

to

s, sphericity.
1*ij..u.it".n"./3^ti
to be spherical
*f%Y-""*/""//*,
lajiu/ vn.

round;

or

colonel.
f^Y-iuuf uiji s. brigadier,
s. pin ; small
'l-^^.u/zfr.^.
u,iu/i,
pin ;
,

bodkin.

'\"'i,q.k-ir,
tj/. vn. to make
condense;

q^%l-

hot. to bud.
t...

follow ;
spherical;to
^/rin
iQiCiuliiuiMiutpi,
,
round.
nig qLnn
aTCuniuMUllMin^tUL.
P^'*h TCluilUMH^iu
to

"

"

to walk
ti!ni/[ip
swim ;
/#^npa

feet,to

or

become

round
to

/"'Urcy 2p"3

"

to go

on

"^AA-.r,
va.
lrj[,

^o

"

hands

and

for money,

to

buy,

to

to take ;

purchase

lupJ-mt, to buy
cheap ; /3^/u^/4'""V' to buy dear.
-,

^tt".y/. At-n.,, or ["

4ki"y it-n-uij that walks on its hands,
'\-%nii_,
laj s. purchaser,buyer.
walks on his hands ; jumi,i,"Iiu,_ "f*^//.-,
or who
*\-%^t.ma. gipsy.
inM.p[,tAuM%^irun_- to bo corrupted ; ^
grope;

np

"

pmj

to

-,

piujn^^

go away;
to die ; ""

to

depart;

^^ni-p s. dry cow-dung.

']-n^,iys.bosom; lap; hollow,ca-

j-m,^

%nutiM

A^'/'^'"'lium-

the threats make

or
"^ity
p.u!b^auiiun^uMihuigit
"P'"h
vern,
;
"ll"'''"3
grotto, caden;
no
itmlnt-, handle ; creek;
impressionon them ; i^ii-i-^ir to
%."":.""-,hold of a ship; ^nph-k-i^
resist; mpnt-lrump to be in use,
or
filled.
or
or
fashion; i-npir^ "fiiuM^h-un^,
lun^ini^uto be concave
vogue
things that are past ; [" "ftiuiifyint^r
-

'

yesterday,the other day ;

uii-ni-p
^iugt-iau deceased.
a. ambulatory ; moveable.
^\fbuifn,X
S*""y S*""jip jAj *" p'-gait,step,
.

pace

vd. to say.

1-ny. "l-n^jA-u
p^^ or /liftad. well,
about, almost,nearly.
'{"n^uiir
s. hollow,cavity.
,

as,

"

course

; passage

; walk

ture
depar-

current;
ners,
conduct,behaviour, demeanour, mancustom
; ^luylA t-pl'J
uit-nt-p^
; circuit;way, journey

^iw^u/iiuij;
lujMuj

to become

they

three

days through jfche

desert ; q.u/n^/uit
fi i^Muau^ia
^uinutq
reform, to lead a better life.

'{"%uijiu^ui'b
uM^ u.
,

to

dying; deceased.
walks; fuggitive;
s. gait,
ment;
carriage; deport^"Hiut^nUiU
-^//"y,

course.

VU.
ni-uft
^iimjnt-guAt-ir,

walk

or

run.

that
a,
^'hwjjni-^l"i_

to

to

CaUSO

[thatmoves.
causes

to

walk,

be

hollow,

a. hollow, concave.
^ni-uit-np

to

to

dig, to hollow

to include.
contain,
S.
v'"f-j^''

ad.

T"^

S.
^nif-tinj

ambulatory, that

to

vn.

hollow.

tj."^Ar
J", tj/.va.
walked

-"

(ii-p/iui'iinj [real.
.

^'"l-l'
"t'^'"3 leprous; veneif-y
s. leprosy
^nif-nt-Pl.^!,
; syphilis.
"

"

niphphpu/h

s.

fnf^,nj,
is : vd. to

o-

urethra.

i"Ls. being, existance,

that
come

coming.

["s. heat.
'\-ni_,
18

T-ns

24

ardent.
a. buming,
'^nimfautni

^niufbiuMT,
uM^iy vn.

to

hot.
s
'^"aTCu.iihppi.
,

one's self.

warm

to

VU.
nL-gji
'{"niuiant-juAlrir,

Warm.

expiration.
to evaporato.
^n/np^u'buij;
uigiuf vf.
^ninp^^ni-Uii evaporatioD.
s.

for

S-""4 ". content, easy, satisfied;

to take
to be content, satisfied,
i/.ifr^,

s.

praise,to

thank.

thanks.

^ni,u,p,uij
precious stone,gem,
; a precious thing ;
facet.
false stone,paste ; uA^/n-i -""3.
of
instrument
^n^utpa/its. place or
of
thanks.
[gem.
praise,
s. precious
thing,jewel,
*fn4u/^A-/^4*
*.

um-u,

that
a.
*\-n^ui^nnuil[u/b

of

measure.

his

means

as

he

turns
pralsBS,re-

4""i/Aj s. being, existence, that is,

substance; goods ;"""" ?-;yf*,t^jt'-,
ad.
^yl"- l"-pnil_,
fnjlitiu'ifi

thanks.
s. praisB,
'\"n^Mpm'iiai.p[i^%
to thank, to return
'{'n'iu/iiuiir,
vn.
uijiui

diamond

[stable.

oxen.

^n,rnpisort

thanks.
*l"fi4"up."A
s. that praises,
to

'

"

kindly.

^n'i,upiu%t-ir,
i-jf va.

"

to retire into
vH.
'{"niruiiTni.in
ilHiltr
buffalo.
'\'nJkij
J^i iQuijs.

it

goat's

'\-nTC,nuii
s. hot. oolt's-foot.
T""/"" t""
t"'-3^ ?""/_"
ty
typ
to be, to exist, to subsist.
q.nin,j_vd.
stable
9"o./",
irj s. stable,sheepfold,
'

pour, exhalation,smoke,

sa

beard.

had

much

as

as

property allow, as much

entirely, completely ; f"

or

to exist.
to create, to cause
uth-lrij
extant;
s. being.
^njMi,^,
a.
lug

^njiiiliu,%
utj
,

that

a.

exists ;

s.

gr.

substantive.
s. oxistcnce,essence.
%niailiiu%ni^p-J,
a. of the
'{"yuililig

same

nature

con-

coexistent.
substantial,
s. consubstantiality,
'\-njui^n,.p-l"^

thanks.

coexistence.
^'n^ni.pj S. graCO,
*J"n4.//jnijn"-/?/iiA
thanksgiving thanks ; or 1""/.4"i-/.y.S"n/"A.""r,
"ujiuf
,

vn.

to be

created, to

Eucharist.
^ni.ni-P-lrui'b

[sharper.
^n,i_, ng s. thlcf,robber, bandit;
ad. like a thief.
^nifuifLuip
,

*" companion
S-n'^u^iAs

to

to

"

to

to

captiyate,to

cheat

t^Jliuiui^^tptn
*

entice.

to

UinuMp

S.

that

ad. substantially.
S-zyufuf^-"
a. substantial
'\'n/,"juM^u/ti
; essential.
g. substaucB
'{'nfa.jnt.p-pii,
;
; reality

being, creature.

essence,

TV/""j""-jf'"^^"/"t
""-j/'va.
to

give

existence

; to

to

create,

produce.

""
S"w"j"'-j/'i
creator, that gives
or
being.
a.
S""y.".i-n^
existing,extant: rich,

existence

a.
S"/i.^"j^4
stealthy.
clandestine,
va.
S-"Y.t^,t-jj[,

formed, produced.

be

^nrujfiiui/
QT
^njtMtu"lrin
to exist, creator.
causes

of the thief.

to theft.
a. that is addicted
'i-niiu.Jpm
to rob, to steal,
^^ni/u/iiiMiJ',
va.
uigui)
take clandestinely,
to take
away,
bezzle,
purloin; to pillage,to filch ; to emto misapply;n^utifu,
to juggle;

4^"*/*/'*=^

exist,to be ; to

hide, to conceal;

to rob.

'A ^"Y^ "(/. by stealth,secretly.

S-n^^
s. theft,
^niini-P[,Jb
robbery, rapine,

expilation;extortion,plunder.
l-nynLjas. robbery ; stealth.
,

unlawful,natural.
morbid.
o. mild,delicate,soft,
9'"i'"'/"
who
has
%nii"niiuip.,Mipp.uiii.
a.

or

grow

rich.

existonco
%nj,ui.npni43-l,i%
s.
; creature.

*. by-road.
S'"Y5""-7/i
robbed
S-n^noi,*l.nY_"iA/,
a. stolcn,

language or tender voice, soft

in speaking ; alluring.

opulent,wealthy.
to be Created,
^'n/im-niFliir,
vn,
irtfuy
to. exist; to be formed, produced; to

fine

tle
gen-

stance
; sub-

[tiate.

"

'^yiai^nlHirtr,
tj^ va. to trausubstau'^W"'V^"A""-/*/'
"f- transubstantiation.
substantial.
T-"yfr^a.
ad. substantially.
'\'yh,iu,pi.,i,
a, substantial.
'\'n/t-.i.^ti,"%
ad. substantially.
^njlriipiuipuip
substance.
^nih.ipini-P-liL^,
substantial.
S'w*''Z."'-'"
o.

""

^njJ- f-ni^J-pj
s. lamentation, complaint
and
accompanied with groans
,

'{"niiob
"J."Y."^jp
%iy s. theft,
larceny,
,

thing stolen.

T-nXuj./*,
["s.

cries ; sad
turkois ;

lapislazuli.

news

mn.'i.i,!^,
j,^.k-poAi
-

to lament,to
uinhini-i_,
ifishi^,
-

deplore;

s-nr
-

".^4,fithfj
utniit-u
muMi_,

to

bring bad

news.

'tw^P"'-"""4
*" a kind
^yti tfjit^iy colour

of aromatic.
;

3.

complexion,

ornament;
tint,dye: jaundice; /?".^
lour
to disco"t^L! ^"""""""^'lri_OT
p.uMii%uMi_ij"
,

; pr. as, like ; ad. so,

thus, in

this

to

of praise.
^nifuiuu^iiufiiu'ii
a.
to praise.
^n^uiuuM'iihj;
va.
Irgf,
s.
^niliuiiii/bni-P^pi.%
praise,eulogy.
a.
praise-worthy,plausible.
'\'n4trjj,
'I'n./t.r,
tgpva. to praise,to glorify,
exalt, to magnify, to applaud,to

celebrate, to renown
or jm'ii^.ltu
l,[i
[ii/ii

manner.

ad.
'^n/%,u^j%

in divers

colours.

excessively
;

;
; to cense
to extol, to

to

quA^,

4"'_

mend
com-

glory,

to boast.
God

preserve

take

from

ua

it,God

'l""yf.i_Mf.f.
existence,being,nature,
reality;goods.
essence, substance,
H""A^t^,"iy s. turnip.
*^nl,hui ^niilrmi^n%l^ COHJ."t IcaSt,
above all things,however
; only,yet.
"J"iA"^o.
[scurf.
scurfy.

vn,
S'o'^'^otiuii/',
tuguM)

to

have

the

%ih,2n,^^,Xs. scurf.
^""^S.1'"/"j_^nd
"piu^.f
1*"i*"r,
ty/. vn. to cry, to exclaim,
"

to cry out ; to call ; to

bellow, to roar.
tO SOUUd, tO

VC.
'^n^gnL.gui%lr,r,
ni-j["

to sound

s.

s.

dably.
lauhonour, glory; "i-mlni.p-truMirp.,

gy;

or

resound.

sonorous.
a.
^n^HUM^uM'ii

agency, enterprise,
practice,
merit;
labour; commission; fact,effect,
manufacture; make; -^u."n"-_
sigaal action in war;
/*i-oi%,esploit,
or

-nf

-ng

martial; s. noise, anger,

attack,assault.
'\-nn.utir,
utjl'vn. to make
noise, to be violently angry;

crash,
a

great
to

sault,
as-

; to insult.
s.
n.lr,i_
wasp

gad-fly;

active

an

/^I-

day ; t
"f""A"-^.
tO
i^llrij
ft "upllu/bh-l_,
lapliuiblrij
-

"

"

make

to

ver
cle-

man,

; to
accomplish,to

of, to employ,

use

execute,

like,
war-

a
working
; "p -n,
it is difficultto find ;
^u,u/jilri_,

practise,to

S"n/i-a. fierce,bold, haughty,

or

work, affair,
thing,deed,
gotiation,
business, trade, neaction,operation,
s.

man

s,
T""j/nA,')'n^i-!"
clamour, great

to attack

s. carpet.
'^npif.

"i"op4n/

lujp

;
cry, crash, noise, voice, exclamation
hue and cry, uproar;
bellowing,roar.

'^nn.h^

l-nilf^a.
praiser.
culo^niinija pralso,
^n^n^p-yju

cause

^n^lruin ftjs. pralsB,culogy,panegyric

; incense ; glory.

forbid;

care.

to

effect,to

to

use

to use,
realize ; ^
u.irhi_,
make
to
use
of; f.uM%u["
-

employ,

u,"i,yi^ to establish, to advance, to

take for granted,to agree ; i^ni, f.
MMip^uAhu to undertake, to begin,to
-

or

commence;-,
Acts of the

-:/"

the
U,n-"!^frc'jr
.

Apostles ; *n#t- t"k -""/-"

ipsofacto,caught in the act ;- "un.-nii,

horse-fly.
ly;
indifferentS""".n^,"#y a
arrogant, proud,
^.f. -n,i, transitorily,
enter on
to
iTmuAlri^
insolent;s. tyrant.
/, or "%
haughty,imperious,
to
ad. haughtUy, proudly. one's duties ;
/"-*t/_/Aq. m-Jkp
'^nnjiijmp.uii,
have
to
some
to bO prOud
have
to do with
one,
Vtl.
^tin-a^aAiaiT,
uijiy
one
business with some
; {" uipliu/blri^
of,puffedup, elated.
s. prldo,
'i'nnLm^,ci3[,ci,
haughtiuess; qbrplil,pto cultivate or till the ground;
of the
make
use
to
presumption;
insolence, arrogance,
qi't^^"in.pn.j,
work.
journey
wind; opu,^u/h
tyranny.
lordliness,
^nptrus^lps. actor, executor.
uolse,shrlck,cry.
^na.n^is.
vio'^nnJwL.^
^"pir,a,,.pirj;
tj^ vn. to execute ; to
S. aUgCr,
'^an.n^P-pLJ,
-

*!""""^nu^
.

if-nuhpu"t"i^u

or

^nut-p

s.

kettle-drum

to beat the kettle-drum.

*h"^".praise,eulogy.
a.
^nil^pju'ii
s. that praises,
praiser.
'i'mluipuAttT,
t-gPva. to praise.
s.
'{'ntlfMtp.uAnM-p-l.tA
praise,eulogy.

^nil"itiuA
/lys,
,

that

[tice.

practise.

lence,noise; haughtiness.

praiser.
praises,

s. executiou
'{"npl^uMif-pn^p^'-lb

^"pi^u,ir,
work,
n)
s.

; prac-

manufacture;

web, weaving.

[ploy.

usual.
a.
%npiruMiriuliiJu
use.

to

em-

^npitiuitni-P^lii^
tice,
use, employ,pracs.

exercise,management.
s. maker, worker.

^npiriuli
tuj
,

"fflp

s-nn

I 26

small
to make
minister, "jMtM.uiuM'thi
*|-"/.i-"i4"Y"
tug t, officer,
ments
in the ark; ^u.^-,
commissary, commissioner; manager,

oompartgive a

-.

s.
place, office;
^'npfr,ufiuiin.-Plii^i

of

business

agency,

open

up

way.

^"p"[,,
*-"-fyift-*-""y

agent ; procuration.

an

to

dinner; "*uAu."/""/f4

agent, factor,negotiator; attorney.

to

active.
a. practical,
'{'nitiruiiiu'i,
ad.
practically.
'{"npifiu/^uAiuuiku
to mako, to
vu.
'{'npiriulfi.iiiilrj',
lrjj[i

J.
instrument,
ture.
utensil,furni-

tool";
organ;

machine,

a. instrumental.
4-'Y'6'/i"i"(uA/

act, action, pro^npitn,if,i-Ppi-^'

ceeding,

operate.

s.

function, operation.
fabrication,work.
'\-np})-ni.u,(t
operation.
nj s.
^npirnM^,
']-api"^"%,
*" diplomatic
agent.
u,j OT ['Ja. plOUghS-/r^6-u"4'""""/'
S.
ed
'\'np}^nt-'bt-mj
fland;
cooperator; associate,
*J'"/"*-"'4^j
^tfij/Or
^nph^t^ilruij
coadjutor; ip-lru to cooperate ; to
^"nptrnt^lrail
act, deed,
l-nptrui^u/iini-Plit^
s.

tion,
ac-

"

contribute,to

concur.

s.
cooperation, concurrence,
'^npitu.^jni.p'l,

workman

%t"/y"^^lru,j
minisfer ; active, busy
a.

s.

maker

; efficacious.

efficacy;
s.
activity.
'{"npitAt-%t"^Pf'
coadjuvanoy.
ash-coloured,
*l*"/'2-'
s.
gray.
workshop, laboratory.
h ""
^uiib-u/iinj
fl, dapple\
s. act, affair,
^np^lautpjtL.
work,
'l"/f^4-u.m5//.i_/3/.ti
^npfutluuifui
[ring.
ployment, grayish,
place,ementerprise,business,office,
grizzly.
ear[builder.
'^np^uiuiiMi^Miihf
"/j s. ear-drop,
^npn4_.
tenderness,
sensibility,
s. contraetor;-niasters.
4'"^6-/"""-n"-i
y
""j
ligent.
u.
"J"n^6-u"u^^
laborious,active,dipity,compassion; fondness,sympathy;
,

affectionate,tender.

a.

love
s.
^iipffwulipnt-P-licfi,
activity,
of work

or

labour.

^npiranli-tp
Muj
,

foreman,

[touching.
tenderly,feelingly.
moving,
(I.
affecting,
'^"npiiiluj.i^u,

O. ^Zy, idlO.
^npir,uu,lr,ag

*l"nf"S-"""""'-i"
manufactory.
*)rnp^iupu/i,
u/j s. manufactory
s.

affectionate
^npn4iuin,jp

strument;
; in-

[organical.

organ.
f

negotiator,
agent.
[gency.
^nf,ir,upu,pni-P-l,i^,
s. negotiation,
a,

^npituii-npuig

respondent,
cor-

a,

maker,

towards

a.

one's mother,

^np^uff ujT/tAt/^tu%
^npifinpitjItuMi^nn
"/.

^ij[i(tMupiu[,
uig

"

'

compassionate,feeling;pathetic;ad.

",

overseer.

ate,
tt iIt ii'3 4"*^'"" *^"der, affectionsensible, affecting,charitable;
'

intendant,officer;

s.

or

who

has

ate
affection-

an

pia-mater.
flu.
^npntltuboS. T"ff/*"i/_
; ^irptiilaAii^
mother

s.

tenderly.

tender,
affectionate,
a.
'{"npnil^iukp

man,
work-

charitable.
feeling,
to be affected,
; husbandman,
'^npnilhir,
t-gftvna.
farmer:
touched
with
efficacious; opiuliu/i,,
neyman;
jourcompassion ; to affect,
to flatter,
to caress.
working-class.
7-#"" -."J,
%npiru,t-ni,ni.[3-l,^,
s. work
s.
affection,
compassion,
; labour.
'{"npnilfti-HL
s*. coal.
a. feasible ; maker;
^npithil,
fondness, sympathy.
to work, to make,
vu.
^nph-lrj;
irjl,
'^"npu,
""-j s. frog; P"""^
nj or /y or
,

j'.

a.

labourer,worker

to

do,

to

fashion,to

manufacture

; to

commit, to perpetrate ; to knit; to

twist; ^^^4/^. to cultivate, to labour,
to till;
qUpiiuiP to forge ; ^."/^
-

"j-nptrWgk^Ifnp

toad;
"iiui-^np
,

4".."_P^i-nj
,

croaks.
^lapdutik,the
s.
ditch, hollow ; well,
-

cistern ; abyss ; subterraneous

cell of honeycomb.

place;

haVO
union of irregulartroops.
*J-n"_.^"/^j.
JQU
r^A^ .^n/.S^i-npltl^^ S"n"-P^, if-P-y s. pity, compassion,
tenderness
ghp wf.ni. i^"i.jy,j_,
why have you done
commiseration, feeling,
this to us ?
to do
tender
q.u-j,cpk'i-'--Rl-A
heart; /I
sensibility,
mercy,
done

very

uipuipk^rf.

wrong

; to

wrong

commit

pni-Pl"^', to

act

with

crime

justice;

yutptrbrtt

^.o/.^u".

^pji^

linuPl"^, to effect salvation ;

^u.%^
"i-hpiu to make clothes ; liinp^,
funp^
,

taith-lj tuphuntirijA

iltiiutiuhuiij
"J

to entreat

"

to
ipJ-lfij

flu,
Zi'

move,

"

hiU3bll.tu_

to

soften,

tenderly; tfiuilihi_
^-"

jn,.jy^k, to harden

one's

heart

/""-/"
a-

1-nb

27

gainstanother;-^ %"^". m".".".t^t" ia

convoke
[. Atqj he loves you more
intensely; sum.
u,n-

mn^Ji, %"p,a

race

some

account

on

one

let

love of his

mad

go

for the

[, bpkuu,^
jliir,MMpl,[^

of the

beauty of

JLp uMn-uijlhplruu,^^"j

find
supplications

our

m-pm-^

to

favour

"

"

np. the

thy
""Hsb

sight; 4/A u"An,.i^[."i"ru,%kih

to marry
into his family for the
pose
purof strengtheningthe bonds
of

friendship
: -^,

to assemble
"].nu/;"^/i"r,
fr^iy vp
together, to gather together; to be
astonished amazed, surprised,sed.
confu-

in

Goths, the

tion
na-

s"
^pnt^uiupeiL.iiL
f*ni-JuipnM^iv-piji

[is. several pairof

ly,

to draw

the

plough.

*\'nt^",plrp
uij

a.

to asscmblo,
uiidi,yi_,
iiuipif-hij
"iiltn.lri_,
to gather together; to levy troops,to
of unhappy
[plore. send a body of troops; /.-/. in war.

sad, fatal;bearer

news,

assembled, gathered together;

liMuqJki_,
ifiik-i_,
%utM.ni-^squadron;
a.

that

s.

forces ;

band, corps,

mob,

T'""-/?"/
or

sembly
as-

mob; sitting;addition.
a
assembled, gathered
'^m-iTuipm
together.
semblage,
*^nt^nupiuiulituj s. assembly, as;

of Goths.

oxen

to add,to
gather together,

; to

news.

brings sad

S"""-cA,"jr,
DM.
lujf,

lament, to

to

assembly.
'*" of an
S"fit../ia^i/n"4"*

de-

urine:
^nu.Jliii_

^nt-J-iuuiuipu,
a.
lamentable,deplorable,
worthy

to be

deplored.

dirt: all-

mud,

s.

flower's water:

soap-wort.

bol.

S"""-*'
ifit-ij ["
s. effort ;
"f-"f"S-4/_,
to study, to devise, to
if-npit
luniiirij
strive,to try, to labour,to intrigue.
-

'hi'-J-iapib-J;
tj^f vn.
deplore; to

give

or

carry

^riM-tf-ttr,
lrj[,vn.
sad

cry, to

I'ntcA-^'"*'
""j
"

gives
news

to

with fine

adorned

T-niim^fc^a.

news.

to

va.
"-j/"
S'nLiu.^tYi-J*,

in divers
^nt^iun-nfti
a.

lours.
co-

colour.

colours.

; to sound.

scream

sad

lament,to

sad

bring or give
lament, to deplore,to

; to

news

to

a.

that

s.

bearer

news;

weeping,in

carries

of

tears ; sad

^niiiiu//
uMj

or

similar,equal,like
dye, colour; kind, sort; manner;
,

unhappy

s.

news.

difference

"

a.

colours

in several

S-"""-"/-""-a"
s. lamentation,
complaint, various, different;
"

-"

-",

;
difad. ferently,

variously.

cry, groan.

'^nt-ija.
blunt,dull.
^nt-fuiuii
s.
[,jj

sock ; short-stocking;
k-pliuifii
stocking,hose ; 4""iA-/_
-,
n-u,
to pulloff the stockings
*o
; ^it/^
,

t""

"

put on one's stockings.

%ni.i or A s. handful.

^nLjfior

i"!! s.

"fnt.jj',
-^

s.

knees

; /#"f.m.iCu

one's

bend

the

knees,

to prostrate

self; to squat.

[harness of

dUiplriT'

with

seve-

tarnished; pale,pallid,

wan.

to tarnish ; to
"J.oi.l'/.umA-./",
M"l"rvna.
discolour, to tan ; to fade.
loss of colour ;
s.
T.ni_'iro""."i"-/?/.iA

[lour.
io
to
dye, co%/'
S"/.iA""-"f"t'/'.
colour,
^n^iui.npni-P-l'M-'b
dyc, tint.
s.
violent.

va.

to assemble
;
"/"i.f"/""^,
;
^"i/_ pi'ij.
niMirp to fightor quarrel

sum,
-

luminate
il-

paleness,wanness.
'{.niinu^np,uj tt. coloursd; dyed;
carriage.
gent,
cart ; the
having several colours; quick, dili-

%n^ruili
s. large waggon
or
S. COlonol.
I'm-i/lauit-m
^'m-iTuip
sion;
[mjor luj s. assembly,sesaction; addition,summing up;
amount

colour,to

; to dye.
colouring; dye ;
s.
^"n.Jb,i,/iniJ9^[,^
[ralcoloursvariety.

S-niJ'/mifi
a.

Or
li2ui'lilri_,
lunliiup^li"_,
u^iliMii%hi_,
i,iaip_

to
liufiiftfj
ijuiij,

va.

a. adorned
*l.otiu."Y""Xn/a"

glebe,clod.
knee,

to
4'"J'/""4t./",
tj/.

with

some

one.

')fnu$ra"pir,r,
tr^lvtt.

to assemblc

; to

s. transfiguration.
^"^bu,ipnluni-l3^l,^i
^n.-'i.q.,
-fbn-l.,
.f-uig s. assemblago,
band; troops, brigade,battalion,re-

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128

a singeror
^nt-uutuuiJUL-ma. where
giment,legion,
cohort,phalanx: globe;
enters
musician
u,n%ki_,to receive
;
sphere; ball,bowl; pincushion;pommel
one's
into
house; -^"
^""^. opera-singers
; sounding line, plummet ;
the
opera-singers.
nave
'i-huto visit
ptk bullet ; globule;
uAm-nf
medy,
s. music, drama, coof a wheel ;
"^/"i."""^""i-/?^"-i'
4'"weight
;
fe;"-"j
-

'

ballad.

tO
uituptriHj lead ; ^i^lr"^ap-ml^t^tuinilj
,

sound.

"j-o.-jt
tpe^kp
-

in several
a

regiments ; in
crowd ; large,much.
tennis.
^niiti^juuiii^s.

crowd, like

P^k ad.

"

^ihp
small

wimble, auger;

s.

auger;

"l'neptk"
"ira4""#i-".jpiercer,

[gle,to

^n-f.n.u,j;
uMjl'
"fm.i-4 /ijor

*i.n.t4^4
^-uj
,

of good colour
*^nt%irpuA,f.
a-

or

rude

sign,mark
j'utin'i, A.

s.

; that

a.

to impeach, attack.

evident.

wer-cup:
calix,flo")"inu"^,
ufjfg. cap, bonnet:
inventor, author ;-^Ai-^. to
invent

to

-"""-

nativity,to progiibsticate
; to

denounce.

^iwK-^ulint-P^l,
s. prophe1""t.^"/^",.afL
cy;
,

"|"."uAt"r,
^i"f va. to find,to invent,
discover, to find out; to gain, to'
have ; to meet ; "^np^u uMnju^bni-pnt^
to gain or acquire the heart,friendship,
to regain the
goodwill of some
one;
,

favour of

'^ni.ui.up,
/fjor

to appear,

prognostic; augury,
auspice,divination,denunciation.
/uj

wrestling;assembly
^0 assemble
; !"

war,

combat;
i^o.

; dispute;
sit down

-"

ther
altoge-

wrestle.
J.

gladiators.

*f"i_u,/"/,".6s.
struggle,wrestling,
fight;duel; war;
fight,to attack.

to find one's

self;

one's self;4u.t.u#.
to show
faithful.
to
be
uiujplnrs. the findingagain ; fiction,
,

"i-u"u.%f

invention ; ip.w'ii
-

fiction,fable.

finder,inventor.
S-.nfi".

fencing-masteror
^ni-i^u.^uif.^^
chief of

one.

some

'\'u,u/i,l,J',
vp.
"fiiiy

to cutor the
lin-ni-nf
j'uiMu'lilrij

to
lists,

or

s.

exactly,surely,
cisely.
pre-

ad.

to

omen,

presage,

predict,to

prophesy ; to foresee, to presage, to

conjecture,to guess, to augur, to cast

mtu

assault,to

accuse.

"J-ni-^".^i-.r,
t-jf,va.

one's

to

m""^,

salt.

band, crowd

s. crcw,
%njii, 4-n.#y/3-

%ni.^uliu,liu,'i,
a. judicial.
a.
^n(L.^uiiuii^"P
already predicted;
very

keep
ny,
compa[per'sgrass).
bot. scorzouera
(vi-

s.

expounds, manifests; assault,attack;

ijfhhijto denounce,

to

low

"j-.i-^a"*.
rock-salt,mineral

diviner, conjurer,
informer, denunciator;
prognosticator;
,

or

to become

vn.

clownish,to

^^tii^iuli ^n-ifl,q^nj

and
T*"*-^"' '^innt S. T""'-^''9-

nish,
plebeian,clowclown.
peasant,
s.

rude, coarse;
'{"n.t^iuAiuir,tuguy

of

colours.

S'o'-^'a^
tug

a.

bubble.
; to gar-

street, road.

*.

""j

many

to croak

vn.

colour,fine,graceful.

gimlet.
constable.
^nt%,l.u,niMiun_s.
fine

perhaps;

for fear of,lest.

to
dispute; ,p,lri_,
[wrestlingmatch.
-

%nu,f,ui,",ju.iipa.s.
conqueror

in

a. inveutivc.
'^uinqu.liu.'h

")""./""j!Cb
s. invention,discovery.
written, literal.
a.
^piupiMiiiutliu/b
s. literary
language ; ad.
%puii!.itn.

the

literarylanguage

^puiifiut ^pmuy
,

;
a.

a.

in

literal.

book-learned,

lettered.
literate,
vn.

to makQ

war,

to

fight; to dispute.

S'""-u/u'/in"-.%
*.war, combat; conflict.
"J"""-"!"*,
uij smf. singer,musician;
player ; actor.
[s.song, ballad.
^ni-u,M/i,iM,^ijif,
musical ; theatric ;
a.
o'\-nujiu.%u,jhi_
passionatelyfond of
operas

or

opera-singers
; mad

for

sicians.
mu-

a. literary.
^piuq-liinMa^ii/ii
*.
book-learning)
S"/'i"^/""'""-M^"-"'
literature,
letters,
learning.
transcriber;
'i'pu.^^P
n-prng s. copier,
,

author, writer

secretary.

s. office of a copier.
'\'pu,fpn4-P[iiii
the dividingof words
s.
'\-puiii.iupJ
into syllables
for the end of the line.

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150

^pni-mif n/ s. Writing.
bushel.
^pnt-iuii,
".y s.
s. writing.
S"/"""-/3^^"A
*. grasshopper.
S-/""-/'2"'
"" "*" written
^pii"tl'P
; manuscript.
f,s. inkstand.
'\'P^,r,iA
,

%plr[kes.pl-writings.

*'\-ptfu,
"3

clyster,injection,

s.

syringe.
a. written.
^"^tY.t*
%,h,r,k^glva. to write, to compose ;
to
to carve
to engraTe,
; to paint;

esteem,

value;

to

to despise,

/^i.-'

n^

'\-p^L,p-[,L.'i,
writing, manner
'{'puiu/ii,
,"j s. pocket;

to disesteem.

*^pk"1'3s.

t**/_

purse;

p -[,, to pocket.

(bird).

crane

of

s.

writing.

%p,nu.liiiij s. small loaf,roll.

*. rolling-pin.
1"f"""*"'4
l-pmuiliuiJIi
'\'itpyiT/"f!""-4 .p"'-i"'s*" small

;
"i.^/?u./uiuY.i//j
stumbling (stone)
a.

[pieces.
to break, to cut in
va.
^f.p-m'i.uiitJ'

seducer.

"

book, manual, small treatise.

to stumble;
^pP^lnrva.

mangle, to
1.oi" /y

to seduce.
s- cheater, sharper.
'\-l-R["l_

to knock,
^pP^^ir.r,
A-jfira.

*i.^./..r,
tjiy
or

inscribed ; to

to be

vn.

be steemed

strike.

to

valued.

thor
writer, scribe, au*"
;
style
hpli.up^l,
;
graver
; pen ;
steel-pen; ilikuini-i, goose-quill;
"hliaipibpencil.

Tv/'i."
tei^s
-

bow

bushel.

s,

bosomed

uiifhi^i

vn.

well drawn.

u.'iia, to

other ;

;
salute

to

ip't-u

with

ad.

embraced;
^pliuiluiuit.'i,
embracements

to

gird one's

*\-omk"ruipinltir,
vn.
t-jutf

each

'{"tpi

; S.

embrace

to embrace

^pl[uiluuinii[iit',
;
irji-y
[embrace.
S. S"/i^4
luuin.'i,
ip'tjj
i^'f.
s. embracement,
'^pli.ufuujiAni-P^liiX

()"ou"4-i^/"%f.
a.
girt; prompt, active,
diligent; fUuku to gird one's self;to
be prompt.
~

putphptuin^ UiMin-at-nh-tui"
perate, glacialzone ;

arms.

of mountains

S'o."^,"A-n".
",j a.
,

breast (a baby).
T^4"'=P S.
TfiOtP' T/'4"'-^"pi

arms

; that

or

at the

s. bird's
*|"f//o".%^

""-4

T/"f

"

crop.

". assault,irruption;
"}.^n4,f
nation,

u.u/^,

to storm

; S.

T-w-n-^etc.

to assault,
to
vn.
^pn^kj; ir^[,

"jynj burin.
s.

uiumm-uMituiliuAi, mk.

rain-bow.
pniiilru/i,
\i,p,ui/hi^ui/

to embrace.

is in the

s. embracer.
^[i^uipiu'ii

^ho
^''hpii^'i'"L

tCffitorri'd,
lypu/iy chain

open

wrestle.

s.

consubstantiality.

s. embrace.
S-^iuAj.
*" fathom.
'Vpli'"ii"'t
ad. with
%[,liuiui,Mi[,u,h-

[p-yii,.

'\foaikJ'uMp,nnif
wrcstling,
struggle,

people;

wrestler

"J.o""^u,i-nj
s. girdlo; t-wi"t
mlriMij
;
belt ; zone
;
mitt-i, ^i^ Ji-2_mb^ti,
to gird,to tie or
to draw
close round
the body; to be prompt; uypt-jiai-,

union
s.
familiarity,
'{'plfuili^ni-P-liii,

va.
frj/i
^plilrir,

s.

ulip,iil_
n,^tXlTi_qJft^

by embracing

vn.

of love:

self.

^ouiUin-l't-'^oii.t
Jhiput
to wrestle.
it'i,k-i_,
,

a.

a.

one's self.
girdling
4"oioA-"-f"^
girt,
uij a. girdled,

-,

^p[,i-,
ffiwiL^iuji
^pi'"dT """ ^^^

bite,to sting; to

lacerate.

ed,
dry, arid,dead ; benumb[come
impotent.
dry.
to dry, to bevn.
'^"oiiuAiuir,
utj/iy
tO dry.
*\ioiiutanM-quAtrJ',
Vd.
ni-a^i
'{"",int-P-[,Li,
s. dryness, aridity.
'\-oinlrita.it
o. glrdlcd.
[dlo.
S-ooiA/5/^a. that has untied his girwho
"foi#.ti-."6a.
girdles; s. the
,

'"''"marjoram.

A'"'" *"
(0 ") '\'rl't"r['
book.
.'" small
4"i"/'4

to

va.
'{"o^iT,trgf,

deceive;

to

storm.

girds

on

that

dy
girds the bo-

the sword.

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T.U.I

131

of

stanching; silence

interruption
;

inaction.

f/ucZ-./A,u,ji

hard, harsh, rough,

a.

sharp,sour, atrocious,austere, morose,

blunt,cross, froward,difficult,
accessibl
incruel, merciless.
or
I'iuJ-uMituifi.uipnj
[inM^
cruel.
fierce,
rude,
;
savage

q-

whose
a.
^uiJ^u/iiiiipya
harsh

are

harsh

; haughty,

'^luJ-gJuui'^nui
a

productions

alphabet and

the

third

It is sometimes
with

of the

the letters

u"

and

YiuJ-iaiiuMUtniTtfij^ff
cruel or atrocious.

founded
con-

P:

has

bad

smell,stinking.

nants.
conso-

for,or

used

very hard;

or

cruel.

that

'!"(ta)If-'" s. the fourth letter of the

wild,

hard.

or

a. harder
'^uiJ-uAiuiii.nfii

very

CI,
puitr-gijffiuitllri/frf

pr/itr-ia7iiatnb-uinl"

i-,

to become

vih

deformed,'ugly,horrible.
to
vn.
'\;uJ-u,%liir,
h-g,,,!

fourth.
7;, four.;

be angry,
1- s. article and pron. thou, thee, you;
turn
to
these
to
mad,
this,that,it;
; uni-pp^
sour,
you
sour, to get
"ce-"a
the holy of holy ones
who
are
; ^^pn,.^ worse.
lost
s.
'^uiJ-uiiin.^p-lii^i
atrocity,
haughtiness,
Mit-p^n^li^ L qpiiiif you have
harshness
soul and your
austerity,
property; lapiu,^
; sharpness,
your
"

let this
\lriJi
qJ-nifnil^i-irq.^,
go

; n[i

Or

the

people

^oii[tfftiij.
^t-^, he who

^"ou

asperity.
/" s. yellowish:
O.iu^^,

talks

vn.
%iuiutliliir,
y-jiu/
that, study, to labour.

[this.

to you.

^^ui
prOTl.
q-f^t"
if^npta
l-ui uiM-u^n-l-li
conj.here is, there 1%
L.
iy."l
see
here; behold; but; now;
,

n.nnui

i. sabre,
%,uiuMuip
l-uiiu^i,
^ or n/ a.

dry; fresh;

that
a*\-u,plpu,iopk'i'

resembles

[dure, grass.

produces

ver-

the

of laurel.
a.
'^uif^uyia,
^tafL%[t'ii'-nj
%tujj s. laurel.
,

that is not

green,

that
a.
%u,iu,pMup.Wi,

[sanctuary.

to

^i-/^-,j.verdure,herb,

greens.

grass,

-.

; S.

endeavour,

sword.

there you too.

tfjii^ uti-uiq-lili
s.
sanctuary ; altar of the
n"".p//p
ly
oracle.

to

colostrum

vna.
"-j/i

to

produce

green,

luipif.

coffiu;
^unf-ur^,
'^imf-uMw/j
ifuy J. bicr,
sedan
grate.
litter,
; gridiron,
l-utfuips. cessation, rest; pause;

with

to become

verdure

; to

come
be-

again.

green

a. green,
ed
cover'Yut"uipiiiq'i.lruij

verdure,verdant,fresh.

furnished
a.
'\'ujiii"pu,i,lrp

with

new

hair.

to bcoome
'^miuipu/biair,
"t^ui/ vti.
to
sprout.
verdant,
green,
s.
meadow, pasture^aiiuipmiliyp

establishment, dwelling; station; -^

stable ;-.p i,u,u.ni-^,
roost; perch; -^
harbour.
liuii-nL.^
to cease, to stop,
vn.
Oiu./y.ui^tiT,
tjifi

field;a. verdant.

calm, to give
interrupt;to become
to
rest
one's
self,
over; to desist,to

yufiiunutqni^ntublrUf nM-.q[i yutftapL-iff

green ; to renew, to
tj[i va- to make

to

remain;

to drain.

stanch,to quench; to drain.

produces greent

restore.

to ceaso,
vu.
'^luif.uiplr^ni-tjufulTir,
nt-^lt
to exto stop, to calm, to interrupt;
tinguish,
to

[ness.

^uijuipuMpuip what
a.

s. herbs, greens.
'^aiiiiipL-iip,

^usittip/ij',
hqiuf D.

'^ujiu.plt
pt-nj
,

ytufuiptutiutiT*

pt-uij s.

verdure,

grass, herbage, vegetables.

verdure.
s. green,
%uijypn.-P^["t.t,
s. cessation,
desistance,
'Yunf-uipij^SL

discontinuance,
repose, rest, pause;
vacation ; extinction,
redemption,act

fresh.
a- green,
T-".^ri"/'""-""
horrible,dreadful.
']-iuiu,^lil_a.

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152

%"/!,, 'Yu/iiumIi,
u/j s. knife; claspknife ; iipt-i^
to
sharpen a knife.
Ifs. cutler.
T-u/iu/^u/^fi^i""["uTi'tiiii.

icterical.

s. jaundice.
'X'u.jnUfi
ijf,i,%
,

"l-uA^,'Vu"%i,
uij

T-iu^""-ni-uij s. adze, axe.

'"""4a. hard, old,ancient.
.

coin of ten

ten pence,
'"-u/';,"Y^u,.r".

pence
ui^uiiiTiLjiip
"rm'bg*.p/.meat:

oifer-

ing,oblation: bribe,fee
'\-Mui,u/hu,li
H^i

green

s.

-.

dark

emerald; corundum.

'}-"4fr4'"*'
""3
gold coin; coin;

mite, penny,

'\""'i"i-iu,i^a.
slow, tardy,idle,heavy.
"tiiuii
a*
"tf-nfii
^luhi^uititutf-fth
very
1

s.

obole.

[standing(water).
a.
thickened, thick;
%u,'ii,f.uiiiuiir,utr
awkward,
a.
clumsy.
'^ui'iitf.iu^juJliat

slow.

S. YuMlin-utifni-P-ytSli*
yufl*"L.ujiiiuhe_
to loiter, to
'^"iHiq.uiilpir,
y^uMi vn.

drachm;
to slumber, to dally,to waver.
coin, trifle,
to mint.
S. pi/i^^"'/^.
^uhin-uiidinut
[feiter.
counter^u,i,lrliu/i,uii,u,u,
^u/ltn-uatfntMh
a.
S
forger,
^uilin.uMiini-.[3-jti^i
s.
T-ju^fX 4a*i/"3
tioner;
slowness, tardiness, delay, frivolity,
hangman, execuattendant; torturer.
idleness,indolence.
closet
T-u.W"A
T-,/#4/f2"",
i2Cu,j-s.
co
s. tooth, notch.
; hall; porticorridor.
^luLnjubiut-ujIin. Ao or lilt/ s. bit,
[oificer.
; gallery,
curb ; bridle ; gag.
T""u47C"""/t./.
[curbed.
lu^s. chief of hangmen;
tied,bitted,
1-""4%,"/ butcher's axe, hatchet.
""
T".iA"^."/%iu"-"Ay-"'4"'""
ft). piiiJiif,ui^
s. sledge.
^uiifHi-li
piu^in-riiit paAiif-Ui^ialip
""'"

"

psnny;

4u/i/i""%*/_.to

o.

'\-ui",niJ2^
s. god-wit;heath-cock.
T-iuy/t ^""i^^ "if*s. wild mint
'

"

^i^i/ii
.

calamint;origan.

Yujhii.iu\liniti
to waver,

yuitiri.uj"itiliiiiliD.

"

^ui'iin-iu^iT,
hgli vn.

']',uirs.
snare, toil:

7ms.

vn.
Ir^.iij
^.uiTiuplJ',

to

accord.
be

amazed,

hesitate ; to
dream.

; to

grope

talk

to

idly, to

blind.

to cause
va.
[meeting.
^iJiiij-iii^tjiii-gii/iiiTir,
m-ijii
s. assembly,
'^k'Tuiliu/iti^
'X'ujirujpiCu.ii
tinkle,to resound.
or
|p waver
'\-u,irp.u/ii
tomb, sepulchre,
a. wavering.
'^lu'iiif-ui^nii,
,..g s.
,

mausoleum.

piiihiLuiini-Jnis.
pii/iin.iuiiii-[3-niJi
delirium.
t

s.
T-.uj/p/"i."5f./.^
epitaph.
'\'u"riLu,'i.,u\u,'i,
a. sepulchral,
funeral;

s.

option.

funeral

s
'X'.ujp.ujp-Mi'h
."3
,

vault, charnel-

church-yard; S.
T-ui./p/ui
[bury.
l-ii.jpuipiu'iitrir,
k-^liva. to inter,to
'\'u"rn'ii,
[,s. prune, damson, damask
house,

catacombs,
.

plum.

f/i/yt/i.(r,
t-^iajs. wet-nurse;
midwife

piufin-iuiliiJi

nurse;

; preceptor ; tutor,governor.

horror

pii^in-uiiunui

O.

I'K/^^/.nA"

cillation;
va-

"

sepulchral darkness,

rottenness.

or

pu/ii^b.

piuhif-.

'X'lu^uni-pu/b
u/y
cup or pot.

driukiug vessel,

s.

'\;u^i,
Jfii zu/b^

s.
vention,
contract, conbargain,treaty, engagement;
condition, capitulation; compact, a,

greement;

mony;
alliance: har-

concurrence,

sweet, agreeable to the ear;

or
^uiihliuipuic
u"4" ad, like a foster- ad. with a low
voice ; n^^^u
lin.hi_,
father or nurse.
to oontract,to
[i irinufuhi^
^uiuiniiiiiik-ij
make
YtujIrtltiiinint^Mi^
pur^i"-^"iL.7/ pujili
to stipulate,
to
an
agreement;
foster-brother
s.
ter-brother.
liuiuin'^J'
; a. of a fosto
transact;to confederate ;
^o"/y_,
to look
speak very mildly; fcm////_,
to nourish, to
y^\i va
'^lu/lrlikir
or
tenderly,affectionately,
sweetly on
a.

bi'ing
one
up, to educate.
the
; iu'tijii/iilri_
^^i"^"/jp to break
s. foster-brother.
^^.iiihlinptf-li
conditions,the alliance or faith;
mtyu/^
office ; brings. nursc's
'];ylrlin^l3j
ing
tO
"l^f_qujiriii-iniiii^P-h-ittIj,
qtuiA n-uiyuiiilipt
,

[strum. be unfaithful
up, education.
''i"'fir'5''
milk of a cow, colo''"'WZ_'*''
thC
4'iii~uiinnj
*" ti"'!'!
civil
'\-';iax)d''i.p
contract.
modulation,quaver,
r

warbling.

to

'1vi"A"//^/y/
.f-iiy
,

the

CrCed

^.

marriage-bed;
;

^mifuifiiii^iu^i

[ment; charter.
contract,agree-

i-iir,

^ui^u,q.l,p,
n-piug

s.

n.u.ii-

155

contractor,

a.

that contracts ; -^AA-^, to contract,to

make
an
agreement, to negotiate.

hjl

va.

to

plain,to

s.
in
'\'ui"i,ui^l,ni.l3-[,iA
contract, pact, coitntry,

covenant,

treaty, compact,

Pui^nrh-tf

lass,
poniard,cimeter,cut-

s.

dagger,

sabre

to play on
'iilr/j

piano;

the open

'^uini

4""/'4"'-

the

piano.
s. pianist.
'}-u,^,ui^iu4,"p
s
harmonious,
']-a,^iu,lia,'r{p

fields,

the

country.
,

n-l^

a.

bitter ; sour,

acrid,

disagreeable,
sharp,harsh, grievous, painful,

ful,
tiresome, tedious, disgracefatal, sad, tormenting, austere ;

sweet

song.
a. harmonious.
1"/"^/u"(u"i-i7^"
s. harmony.
')f"ii^iuMliiui.npnt-P-l,tii
harmonize
to
'Viu^iuilihir,
va.
trjf,
; to

tune.

open

yii'^iiluitfnt^i/ tulifrlf*

O.

']-ii,^"npia/_ft
pkl'j s. pi.
1"ai^,u/i
,aj

in

fields.

Jo. pui*intiAuii/\
piU^iliiit-nffnt/'

engagement
liance.
al-

stipulation
; capitulation
;

level.

a.
'h"'2j"iu'-i-"'
abounding

[tuner.

maddening; biting,satirical.
vexatious, proud,
a.
'^Muniiiuiiu.py
cross.
[ness.
tiresome,crabbed,
that produces bi1;teraT-iuniuipt^
ad.
a.
T-zuftim^ryi
very bitter ;
[bitter.
bitterly.
-

-"

'

s. harmonlst
'Yui^iia/jp^,
'Yui^iiaJJinq^

$.
confederate, leaguer;
T-m^/m^/ij
to
to confederate,
conspirator; -il^it-ij
unite,to league, to accede.

s. bitter remedy.
'\.iiini,a.n.lr,i
of a horrible aspect.
T-u./iiu/^jTa.
that has
%u,ni,u'p-njii
dangerous
a.

mony.
^uiAut/^nt^i"s, harput^igu^ni-(3-ltL%
f

venom.

furnished with,
a.
'^lui^.uiP-npJli

I'ut^tu.f/jn.-P-l.Li,
confederacy
s

league, alliance,connexion; treaty;

plot,conspiracy.
a
'h"'^u""-"'/'
confederate, allied ;
conventional.
stipulated,
*\'ui^iMai-npliir,
k-^utfvn. to agree ; to

or

full of bitterness,very bitter.

'\'u,n^"uiih
-ibc a. full of bitterness.
,

disastrous
a.
T-uini^Y?!-//

(news).

o. productivcof
'Yian-'Tiiupimfp^

Or

confederate, to ally; to conspire,to

plot.
[federacy,league.

bitter

[famous.
shameful, ina.
very
'}'uin.'i,iuifm,[[i
fruit.

deleterious

bad old man.

T-ioniuiS-i-^
'i.u.niuM^nlt
s.
convention; condeploring with much
a.
'\'ui^uMi-npnL{3-[,
ger,
bitterness.
'Yiu^njii
[bitterly,
painfully.
^Hil s, sabre,cutlass ; hangroauiug
or
'l-u./i5#"i4"n.o^
poniard.
inpn^ a
'i-iunim^u^/.aa. bitter,painful.
I'ui^n laj s field,country, soil,
that has a bitter taste,
heath, fallow ground,plain; b#'-"*-"A
'\-iunii,ui,u"ra.
fields
field
Elysian
bitter,sharp, acrid,harsh, sour.
; U.pliut-uJii
-^
-^
s.

c#uel.
a. inhuman,
'\-u,n%u,e,uiJpj;jii
sullen,
grim.
a.
'hu.ttiui4"#;i-"uj
who
sighsbitterly.
'\'u,nXiui,u,".ui^a.
'\'u,nii.uJ^ui,a.
thoroughly bitter,or

of Mars.

'i-ui^nuiplriiuA
opcnlng
s.

to

plain or

or

entrance

field.

a.
'^lu^iuMMfJrinlHi
campestral

flat ;

ilifnpplain,fiat country, meadow.

rural ; flat,level ;
a.
l-ia^niu^iuii

villager,
countryman.
s.
l-ut^iiui^niiXi
part

side

or

[ed

bitter indeed.

"

has

who
a.
0-#"".'fcj"4o5-/"

s.

heart.

afflict-

an

'l"u"/i""u"4".#"A
a. bitter,harsh.
'l-"""Au"4ni"a. that stinks.

of the

country.
to taste gallor anythingbitter.
in form of a plain. %[,ir,
n-""^"u"i"-i-a.
plain,
to turn, to
vn.
1'ui/iiu""/'n-tupJiuij
'Yui^,uiJhi-/u
ipiliiTvn. to enter into
,

an

open

country.

T-jo^iniiA
u#3 s. menses
^lu^uiufbuitT,
uigui) vn,
,

; a.

to

monthly.
become

plain,to be flat.
a.
'Yiu^inuAp/i
monthly.
'^.u^uiilaijp"oj s, plain, heath
,

country, field.

about,

back

again;to repair; to

to

return,

to

turn

go
be

or

come

ed
convert-

to recede ;
; -jItuiu or ^t/^ lipni^il^
to
to object, to resist,
pose
op^"fc^t./"-,
,

to become
Ji^pliuuiifiili'ii-P-fii^
Stp to repent, to
reform ;- jU^"""-*-?/to rebel against
God ; u.--ni-p to draw towardsnight ;
;

christian ;

"""-

T-llO
/"

mmpL.njb
to arm
one's
-

year after ; /"^i

self,to take arms.
the

of
T-io/iiju/fio^
a.

Q-ftS

154

painfulor

hjl'va.
l-MuatuijiaipqMir,

to

put in

der,
or-

associate, to enrol.
order, sign ; enrolment
'].,"u,"li^-Pi-"^[3^[i"^s.
to

violent

; choir ; hierarchy ; category.

order or
of the same
a.
'Ya.aujJ'ilij
c. melancholy,irascible.
1-u"fi5""i/;"./.i
comrade.
class
s.
colleague,
'^"nnfiiu/iiiMMir,
to become
ter,
bit;
uiijui/ vn.

death.

to

turn

sour;

to

be

class

irritated ; to be tired,displeased.

of the choir.

^u.a.uuihmhJ', hgl,vn. to be tho first

a.
cruel, barbarous,
'V'x'i-^u'/'/'/'in
or

a.
'Vuin^iuilkp
deep,mortal (wound).

of a horrid aspect.
'\^uiniiuMuihulii_a.

^u,u,i,u,n,-,
su.^

ter
mas-

sor,
lecturer, profes-

teacher.

%u.,u,.nniA

ni-q^ VCl. tO imbitYiun%ai^ni-^uilih-J'.

to offend,to
irritate,
tire,to displease.
[ritates.
a. that
T-juniu/^jnt-j/i^
imbitters,irwhose
fruits are
bitter.
a.
'^luniilr'iiji

school-house.

s.

lesson.
'i-.uuuimn.-n'-P^l''-^'
instructiou,
s.

to

s.
1-",".%/.a",
%-x:j,

irritating,
maddening.
sour,

an

is bitter.

a.
T-raiti/ury//.^
vexatious, offensive,

ter ; to

assemblage.
s. ofiBce of
^^"uj.^yinn^p^l;iii
choir
of the
; hierarchy.
chief in

etc.
'\'uiuiuuuiqetc. S. 'l'""/"u/""n"-

(to drink).
root

pany.
com-

master

'Yuiniiiupirutm
a. whose

same

enrol one's self.

der
%u"nauilru, u,g s. tho first of an orprecentor,
chorister,
class;
or

[sourly,painfully.
ad. bitterly, harshly,
"hiini'iuiiii^u

venomous.

a. bitter
'Vttiniuilip.nij

society,to

or

admission,
s.
^uJu.u^jni-P^li-'ii

a. lethargicsleep.
'hiiin.'ijuj'i,[,[,^
a.
T-io/iAzu^ii^
rough, violent;bad,

ferocious.

to be in the

irjuyvn.
'\'u"iu,lij["ir,

offended,

s.
order, ordon'\.uj,"ii^npn..p^l"-'inance, arrangement ; system ; pw^fjt

endive; wild
[bitter. syntax.

hot.

lettuce ; a. bitter.
'\;un^inuu,lru/i,n.
whoso

branchcs

are
va.

to

put

in

order,

to

order, to
enrol, to

range,
ar-

sociate.
asto distribute ; to
'X'lun-'iinu.p-ltci,
s. bitterness,
disgust,
pleasure,
sharpness, gall,distaste;grief, disvexation ; rigour; enormity ;
l-iuiiui
s. hand.
'i-uiuuiiu//
s. wrist ; hand, palm ;
mordacity.
uij
of a sword ;
hilt
T-j"", ni-jf s. order, rank, division,
^^/t^,to haft,
Mipnj
[cuffs.
in a handle.
to
set
body, class ; choir ; place ; lesson,precept,
hands. pi. manaclos,
'\;auiauiiuiu/^
dictate,instruction; iunk-i_ni-_
'i'-""-'""//*
t.".A-^s. place where
iflrp to lecture, to read, to teach.
'"tthe wrist or hand.
rests
to
'hiuuu,p,u%lrj;
to
one
v
a.
t-^f,
arrange,
'Yiiiiinaiitpinuij s. mauufactoTy,
put in order.
[the choir.
,

-"

of
T-moju^^t./,/
s.
chorister,master
to
one's
enrol
'Yu,uu,ifpl"r,
vn.
h^uMj
self.

1'."u q.iuu
orders

or

OCl. lu
'Yuiauiq.uiu
assemblages , in
,

SOVSral
several

try
edifice,building ; estate,village,coun[or cakes.
house, villa.
%uua,u,"fu,li^ s. pi. exquisitgfood

hilt of
'i'.aiiniijjiiiu/i,
luj s.
,

^ujuuiuin-uj/iuij

companies.

sword

guard (ofa gun).

,

S'

handkerchief;

[pedagogue.
towel,napkin.
tutor,
s.
'Yi'uui[iiiipui/i
preceptor,
apostatise.
ii/j
cducaof
desertion,
s.
placo
'^uiuiui^m-P-liL^,
'Yui.i.npmpMM.ii.upa/ii
s.
[bly.
tion; preceptor.
I'uiiiui/uJiini.p-^t.'ii
s. meeting, assemto bring up,
vn.
a.
'l""""""/"n"-'/p
ordered, assembled.
'^u.uu.liujpui^lrJ;
lrj[,
train up, to
to
to
to
'^uiu.ali
instruct,
educate,
division;
,uj $" troop,order,
flock ( of sheep, etc.) herd (of
discipline.
;
oxen,
structio
etc.).
s. educatiou,in'^^uiumluipuilfni-P-liJb
[ranged, divided.
'bu.uu.^u.'iv
CI. ordinal; classical;
discipline
ar; pedagogy.
1-uii/i
'{"utuu.^ujpj.
s. order,class.
/.Js. lawsuit,cause, litigation;
deserter
a.
'hiuu.i.ilip

sert;
^'it^. to de-

to

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justice;

proceed,to

in

law, to bring an action ; "n..

to
**/,, do justice; to judge a lawsuit
sue

to judge
i,uMu,nt-gufulri_,

uiu,i_,

self,to condemn
;

one's

self,to

occupied,lazy; /A^arf.in vain.

%uimiM,piiutp.,a'b
fij a. that speaks
-

in vain.
tO SpBalC
'^uimtupliuip.uflihJ',
VU.
Irtjli

oue's

be

k"ib^u ^0 summon,

to

demned
con-

written.

fiKuiw^u/f^,
u"j s.

plaintiff;,b'i.hi_,^,ir^^,^,
-

S.

q.^.

unoccupied.

miuluiuayiT'

a. ad. emptyhanded,
^iiiinuip^ii,Jtn.^i

'X'MumuiliMui^ir,
trgfivn.
denounce

[course.

'i-uiMntap/iiifin/^a.
Very inquisitive.
a. slothful,
'\'uiu,aip^ujfii-utj
lazy,idle,

informer,

accuser,

in vain.

or

purpose

leisure-time.
%itiuimp/iiiiJ-Mti,rs.

nounced
pro-

no

diss. usolcss
'\""miupfiuip.iu'r,nt-P-[iLii

to cite.

^ininutq.pnt-P-liiSii
senteucc
s
or

l-ttS

15 3

to
4,upiru"fitrfj

to accuse,

present, without offering.

a. l^zy,slothful ; mad,
l-uimuip/i.aJliin

to

without

; to oppose.

foolish.
s.

accusation.

ing,
a. vagabond,saunter'Yiumiup/iiyiii^

'\'uiu,ui["'ii^l,p
judge ; pleader;
s

to litigate,
to pleade,to contest
^/'//t^,
to

lounging;- ^At"^,

be revenged.

cant, void;

to

""

'"'iB

ad. uselessly.
'\^uiu,,upliiuuil;u

pujMn'ujnlttiMuinpui
pujiniupl"UiuniJt CE.

Condemned

to condemn
u,n^ilri_,

black;5uard,rogue, rover, vagabond ;

to play the blackguard.
iU"ilr[_,
-lihu/bu.l.uplTij
;

"

to be condemned.

s. placeof
%tii,nuMpliiapufu

s- punishment.
^uimuiuiutpuiu/iip
damned.
'Yiiiiniiiuiia[imis-uii_a,

damn,

to censure,
sentence, to execute.

to

reprobate ;

to evacuate,

to

[that damns.

that
U'
condemns;
^uimuiuiutpuili^
tion,
Condemnas
'\uimu,muipmnt-P-lii^
damnation, perdition.
.

^uMuiuMuiniifi,
uig
,

s.

demnation;
con-

act,arbitration,
judgement;

justice; cause, laws'uit,

proceedings;
**' summon,
judicially;
k"iI'L /'
to cite before a judge ;
to
m.o^,
-u"t,

to

clear; to

exhaust.

s
emptying,
'\-iM,u,u,plin.-P-l,iii

""

[oflaws.
s.
codex, code
%MuuiuMui"u/i,mif.lip^

cuum
va-

evacuation; vacuity;
space;
slothexhaustion
; idleness,
;
vacancy
leisure.
fulness,laziness,
s.
judge; arbiter;
'^uiuiuii-np
uig
poHcecounsellor,corrector; bailiff;
,

critic.

offioer ; censurer,

ad. like
scernment,
di%uimuMLj,pu,p.uMp

judgement,

criticism ; sentence,

vacation.

^uiiniup/^iuant-aiui/frir,
ni-^p tO Ompty,

damnable.
n"u"""iu/i^""^if""'"^
a.
')fuiiniauiuMpiah,r,
hgfivtt. to coudemn,

be

less
use-

rambling.

ptuHiimltriutu

l-aiuiuiuiMopm
u

to

empty;

or

"

to judge rightly.
"huiinia/i^iii.
fl!i,[,j:

idle

^' r"""""f
4'W"*'
'^iuinuipl[iu^i2l'h
s.
sauntering,
'Yuiinuipliui^ln^Pli^

to

censure,

to fulminate.
proscribe,

be

va-

'huiuiuMlpipt-ir,
tryPva. to sentence, to

crime

to

bo

to

to be

fulmination.

execute, to condemn,

puimitjit

to

unoccupied.
D.
putmuipflMU^
atni^!^
^uiifiinpl/ujt/A'^i
; to be

condemnation, proscription,

lounge,

%aimiap//ia'riiijir,
mjiii; vu.

'\'a,mu,lil,^
a. litigant,
pleading.
%uiu,iuifi,li^
tence
Ifiipl,ipi^uii-s. sencensure,

to

saunter, to stroll.

with
justice,

judge,in

authority.

douo
u.
'Yu,ui,ui-np,a/[in'ri
judlcial,
of
authority justice.

by

^ujimttc-npui^iriQpitiintu^nptupuiJi
tribunal.
court, seat of justice,
,

S.

office
s. judicaturo,
'\'ui,nu,i.npai-P-f

condemned.

of

judge, bailiwic, officialty,

nistration.
admi-

douB
1"ii"''"'"inia%riu^"utr
a.
judlclal,

summoned;
a.
1"""ii/"ii#^"-fn

by legal authority.
piuuiMUUuiu/ltiupu/li
yuiiiituaiauMbntt
r
tribunal, court of justice.

S*

O.
puMinlul^bho
puMuriullTC^IfL.
and
o
puiinujpii^i
puMintuuuiu/bujpui%
"

puiinUMUtMiuib

low
'^uimuMpliuij) a. empty, Toid ; holuseless
un; idle,indolent,
; vain,
,

uiiL^ikuto

reprobate
,

condemn,

to ill-treat ,

to
to

ed;
ill-treat-

blame, to
offend

in

[tft.r.

words.

S. ^utuiuMiplrui
uMn-^
^uMinunjlhuth-iT
'j.u.intiT,
^uimliiT,kguij VU. tO
t-gl-,
to know;
judge;to discern;to criticize;

to

think,to

esteem

; to

reason

; to

con-

T-ttP
demn

/[iiijnuJh^
;
one
against some
to burn, to consume
uni-f,

to kill with

to

l-U-P

1 5S

bringan

V""/.' t ^""-p
by fire ; upn^, (,

^MMjntu

stroke

of

hut

!"***"

self.

one's

hide

circumvent; to

action

u%

"he

ceiling,roof.

s.

'^lupuiitiufii
""3 s. porter.
,

O.
^tupiuuliuu
pufpultuu
S. puipi"jU"uA
^uipuiuifrin

sword.

"

'i-i^puiuinyilrii^
pimento.

T-ujm/i^,
judge.
T-uiuiof^j.
a. judicial
^iu,"nn,uli"/ii
; critical.
'^,uu,n,ini-Pl,tX
s. judgement.
*l'.o/"fi"-4^
sf.wife of a judge.

s.

gardcH ; orchard,
'\-u,ii",u,nia%j
,aji
with
trees.
place planted
'Yiupu.t^ui'iij.
uij s. height,eminence,
S. '1"."^""*""_
: eyebrow
; -^
precipice
s.

T"u."/./"t^i. judgement, opinion,sentiment,

advice, understanding;judgement,
ment,
reasoning, criticism; discern-

s. river-bank.
fu/^ra/^^i

^uiptuthnii ^uMpuii^iip/y

decision.

1-""^ ni-ji s.
ihril.%pi
-

the

middle

ages

times

; -ni-j /"
and ever.

ever

-"".

from

-u

T-u.^ fj
f'lj

surges

at

even

to age, for

-%,

to flow in many

come,

or

age

'Y.applii'
fA"'.7"""" forger ;
lock-smith;ironmonger.
a. belonging to
'\-u,p(^uiliui'ii

A-l

'\'u,p^,nji"j

or

tury,
cen-

work,

ironmonger's trade,

trade
ware,
iron-

smithcraft.

[embankment.

^71)1s. bed,
1."/^iff2f,

a.
fu^^^alo^iu^

litter.
lies

that

on

litter,

thatis ill in bed-

(number).
h^f,va.
to

to

to
precipitate
; iia-lur,
precipitateone's self,to
-

down.

[head.

%iup,uT:Cuiliu,ut
a.
having a high fore'V-pu/b,
s.
cupboard:
watch, ambush,
,uj
ambuscade; trap, caltrop,gin,

to roost, to perch ;
remain, to stay.
S. puiptai-uthi^*
^tupfri-uiitq.

ty//vn.
T-m^i-jT,

^utniMti^n^
Pitfpm^ngtlun^tfriP,t^nph-h-J',

tumble

s.

smithy.

a.
'\;ui,u,il,p
nearly overflowingthe
shelf:littlehill.
'^^"iMpiiili
s.
uy
and
^""ipiMilinT^uim
odd
u.^ a. s. even

throw,

forge.
forge, smithery,

lock-smith's
s.
'^uip^inL.p-jiiii

'l"u/^,o"f.^t.^"
s. completion of

uhiT,

smith ;

to

vn.

odd.

or

smithcraft.

^uippiilrJ',
Ir^l

waves

to play
^"7Cut,n[uu"iu,i_,

brasier ;

anvil.
'\.uip^,uuu,i_s.

height, hill,eminence,
number
*-"_ -/.".
even
; -/.t.

precipice; a.
to

cavern,

s,

hollow.

cave,

s.

"

age ; century ; /."/^/.

""_
golden age ; "^"/.i the
in our
[" Jhpni-,r

to

etc.
etc- S. '\'uiJ-ui'ii
'\'u,pJ-,u'h,
model.
s.
pattern,
^upliic^lii"j
s. ciunamOH.
'\-a"ppalr'b[,
T-.u^/.jrtti/.^
circuit,
turn,
return;
^uipj, fij
,

s.

; subterraneous
; plot, reference;reduction; increase ; burden
passage
cheat, deceit, intrigue;- n-npitk-j^
(of a song) ; conversion, change ;
ov
to
"^"hi_,
[" "TuiuAilru
lipni^ilibrecoil,putting
lay an ambush, jhuiu or piiiito lie in ambuscade,
to be
or
the
on
drawing back, retreat ; 4[it-,MAq.ni-_
watch; to dupe, to cheat, to plot;
p-lru/b
compense,
reiftniuuiplfiil
;
paroxysm
book-case.
pensation,
"r-u,"h%l,^
return; retaliation,comsnare

retribution

insidious,
to
turn, to
footpad,plotter; fl-'i.iri^,
-

seek
to

to

surprize some

one,

to

watch,

beset,to supplant.

to dilucidate.

S. piupuihujLuir*
l^uipu/jiutt/hi-in

to investigate
vo.
^iitfwu/itiujnf^ujiAlrj'
of.

again.
fall ;

to turn
u,nliilri_,

or

return

ral
seve-

times.

'^"'"pu/huJilrir,
va.
k-ijl,

the

m/iAA^, to
return; -W.

s.

obsession.

observe

;
to

return ; relapse; new

'}'u,pJtu.ii.u,i,Jt

'Vitip.i/ii.uliutini.p-liilii
s.
buscade,
ambush, am-

or

about,

turn

ambushes,

to beware

of routine,
habitual.
a.
%u,piiuii.,uir
s. routiuB, habit.
l-iupAuin-uiftni-P-liLii
that loves to turn often.
'\'a,pJtiiii,kp
s%uipj,upii/ii
penitentiary.
that turns ; that is
a
'YuipAui.-np
a.

chiof
%u-puA,m,Miirm
of footpads- converted.
s.
[version.
lie
in ambuscade,
'\"up,i,'iil,j;
to
vn.
s.
'\'u,pJliu,-npni-P[,i.%
return; conIrguif
to be on the watch,to suborn,to
to vault.
vn.
%"p.i,i.u,pJlij;
irju,j

1-b'U
wander, to

pany ; to trifle; to
one's self.

1-bir

158

s. seed
T-fr/^u.^nii^

recreate

fruit for
border.
[skirt,

; dried

table.

s. beggar'spouch or wallet;
'^lrqu,%l,
a. paintedin colours.
'^t-qui'hliiup
'i'U^ncJS-lit-'b
s.
to
to vacillate,
a.
T'i-Y.".n.t"Y_
'i-i-^t"_t./',
poisoned.
va.
lrj[,
^'t-quiilui-Xmn.
stagger,to totter.
uij s. druggist,grocor,
to
quack, apothecary; seller of tinctures.
'^'hiyiri-liJ',
k^tui vn. to vacillate,
that givesmedicaments;
tuate.
to flucto shake
'l-t-iiiuinnitotter, to waver,
ujj s.
poisoner;sorcerer, bewitcher.
T"A-"^".ra/.t-t"r,
wavering.
tj/lva. to physic,to
a. vacillating,
l-t.f.hi-linin

oddness.
caprice,

ness,
unsteadi'\"lrq.t^M."^Hh
s. vacillation,
irresolution.
uncertainty,

T-fr^/A ^A/.

or

poison.

; to

cure

dolphin, medicament, remedy, medicine, cure;

craft,
act of giving poison;witchpoisoning,

s.
"/'p'l'

porpus.

enchantment.
s. pharmacy, apothecary's
T-t.^uY'uA

[.s. december.
'\'iriiu.h,rp.hp
,

ffr'i/y
"

side,part ; S.

s.

llny/a.
of

or

shop

chemist's

drug-box.

T-i-^^/u^/
f s
vince
progovernor
T-fr^Ps- yellow.
; S. li"Y-'ffiu,4,iY_.
T-fr^^./AiTL/JfiA
s.
government of a
province ; office or dignity of the governor
of a province ; S. Vi/"yiffiru"4""_
'Yhqlrir,
ty/rva. to
a

polsou, to infoct
physic; to dye.
that
takes physic ; that
*"
T.i-YC''"/"'dicament, takes
poison.
1.4-/^,
/.J or/y s.remedy, medicine, mepurgative,potion,draught;
ly s. antidote, counter'Yt-iip-u,^
spice,drug; cure, dressing; poison, poison; ^uip, bezoar.
lisman
a. yellow ; fallow;
venom
^hilp. ,^"n,or ^fc/r
; ink ; die, colour ; amulet, taherbage
pale,palid.
grass
wan,
;
,
if-uiiaip
,
empoisoner; sorcerer.
T-ti^/i^o.
green
; verdure
; u-Jfii.up.njt/- panacea
to
to
*. peach.
'^hni
physic,
/15
iTutinnt-jMi/iihij
;
dress ;
to take a remedy ; to
'i./rifJoA
f,a. yellowish,
light.
unifiin^-u
take
a. fair-haired.
'^lrqiuiiiiiij'u,ii_
poison; luitnj^^ q.uin^t uutuutlil^f
lent,
s. canary-bird.
'\'lr,lJ.-i-'i,lili
swcet, bittcr,vioifop,uL.np
unm-ntT.fr,^.Sfr'"//f
T-tY^/.A,.njs. peach-tree.
powerful, efficacious remedy.
a. pharmaceutical.
Q.tf^.fi.i.i
s. small
peach.
'X-tifiup.ui'builiui'ii
or
s. pharmacopoeia,
a. yellow.
']'lrtiuip.iii'iin,-[3-lit^i
"f.ni^ilrti/ii
'\'y,(huiif.yii
cense.
s.
l-t-t/iiut/un^^
ochre;
yellow inpharmaceutic.
that
^apothecary
T'A-Y.'"?^"/'*
;
'"J7
g. massicot.
tinctures,physic or poison.
l-t.^/u/it^i
prepares
with

poison; to

"

'["humf-npiririr,
tj/. vii.

to

prcpaTO

of

preparing

tinctures

; art

physic :

or

s. jaundice.
']'lri^ui^,uL.

'^iri^iu,fuj)i_a.
yellow, rather red.

tinctures.

physic
s. pharmacy
'Yt-tiiuq-npirn^p-l-ti
or

'^hi^liW,hgiy

painting.

to

who

or if-pn/ a.
'\'lr,iiu^llt
applies
^[,[1
medicine
plaisteror administers
; s.
hair-pencilto dye the eyes.
aromatlc or medicinal
s. splcc,
'Ylrqui/iini.'bli
drug.
,

vn.

become

to

fair;to

low;
yel-

become

red;

grow

to

become

pale.
l-t/^nm
ujji
pale.
grown
,

become

yellow

s. yellow colour;jaun'\^h,^,"i.p-^^'b
dice

; paleness.

a.
poisoned;
T-tyu/^n..^
umit-ij
to poisou,to givo poison,
^npnt-iiu/blrij

^t./hn^j {,s. yolk of an

'^rlriinui
pj a. venemous,

to infect with

1"^'/."/"W-P
P^l'j*" P'- spices; drugs.

poison ;

ilfiituto

poisoned.
']fk,i,ui,u"n
l-js. pill
; bolus
,

iluMtnni-

"

be

poisoned.

"

"Vt./tm^,/,
:

egg.

S. T-^^.. ground, soil.

tip.

Ceres;

*.

earth,

[terrestrial.
a.
'Yt-iliriniiiulrpi
sprung from earth,

i-tir

T-t*- ty
belief

religion,faith,sect,

n.

"

(ofinfidels).

'\-ir[,pnUi
a. rough, stiff,
rude;
pJi-i,^
,

s.

has
^/r^iu^iitpj
a. that
'|it'i"."^#Y/""/i/

scabrous

place.

a. eluded,vain,useless,fruf/r;.t"_

forsaken his religion,

irreligious.
l-t^uup^ ". penny, denier,denarius.

Strateu

Ji

"

"

/"

"

"

uni^tfrt

"

Ijiunm^uuM^

s. Persian
']'ir%liiiL,n^/ri^,
religion.

to frustrate,
to deceive, to
"iih/j
^u/iiirij
deprive,to elude, to avoid, to render

"hiiait;,,u,^

vain, to

s.

head

of

rehgion or

sect.

render

abortive,to

make

less
use-

annul, to invalidate ;-,-.# ^._

to deceive one's self,
to be
'iilrij
iriit/iiL-ij
; to

'\-t-iL,lrL.li

this

still,yet, to
hour; newly, recently.
-

ad.

a. born, grown
u[,fi

; young,

to deprive one's self,to

frustrated,

ly
produced recent-

or

be

vain, useless, to miscarry,to escape.

'\'hph.^u,%,u,rE.
%irptrL.
y^u-bh,r.
s- pi.vanity,uselessness,
1"A-^tt.,""jp

new.

found.
a. new
l-t-n-uifliL-ui
privation,want.
a.
1"t"-".^frn.
cently,
recent, new; ad, repfrn/rM^fjrq'TL.qwitlrif'
pfrflh-L.^ani-tiui^
u,n.%h,r.
[to speak. %l.-,r S. 'X-hplrL.
newly.
1-4-/1.
S. T-t^tcf[,%i,.r.
m/"o."a. that has recentlybegun
%!ri,t..[,.r
". recently blossomed.
1"i-n-i"6-u./^4
p?rfifn~nt.tfh yirfih-t-itilru,
of clothes,
maker
a.
'Ktn.".6-/A
s.
recently born or pro'^irpJtiuli
duced;
uMg
,

fj.

that has

recentlyengendered.
'i-k-n-ui/^ia/
a. present.

tailor ; shoemaker.

[clothes.

of making
art
s
'\'lri,iiulini.[3-liJii
.

frOsh ;
'Ylrn.m/iPPa.
liiuP-'iiim.
new-laid
milk,
eggs.
""" new,
'\lrn.,ultlipPinexperienced.
-

fresh

"V^^^ftps. tumult, uproar.

s. but. centaury.
'Yiriii^fiM-Ii

1"tn.u,4mHiu4
a. young,
junior.
a. new,
%lrn.,ui,uMi-uMli
recentlybegun.
1'i-".u.4u,t.u,m
/y a. neophyte,newly
converted
to Christianity.

'Yirt- q-t'-uys.

s. Satan.
']"ir".o/tm

a. new
1"t"-mi/;."-"^t/

demon, devil,evil
genius.
spirit,

"

spirit;
gnome,
l-^t*.

married.

courser.

or
T-t^,T-/"///
,

ad.
a
T-i-j-ui^tt
.

T'"-i/.i^""4
palankeen.
""") s. litter,
'htuai,u%,"oj s. ambassador,messenger,
legate.
envoy;
to go on an
1-iruiMiuAut^1ii,i,ii
ipifiirvn.
embassy.

in great

"

S. COngrOSS.
%lruuiu,'limJ-n,in^,nj
'\-lruui,u%iuu,nK.%
s. ombassy.
s
'^huiiiui%n'-P-liL.%
embassy

collection,confused

pile.

mass,

recruit.
*" couscript,
'\-lrn-i^imlili

blage
heap assemcollection,

s.

^y

much

heaped

up ;

quantity.

"^^.T, ^[.jpS.

1-4^'"f!
;
-p-tf^to
-

pose,
pro-

to purpose, to design;^- m^it-^j

to
to resist,to face,to endure, to

oppose,

or
thwart, to cross ; /"7-/f"^
fy-l'Jli
'^u.p^
to encounter, to assail,
to attack;
liu.%lii_,
to strike,to oppose ;- ^^/^^t,/"

diametrically
opposite; directly,
ad. before,
j,ji"i.\,ira,'ii
pr.
site,
oppo;
in presence; publicly,
sf.ambassadress.
%lruuiu/iini-i,l,
openly,in
face to face,man
face ;-/"-"l-t-ftMy
I s. antichrist ; priest.
to man
before,
s
oppositeto.
t
tb-t
'^irpiuiin.lrpiuiiMihm
vico-prefoct
;
;
sage,
treasurer.
spltl'f'"^
aspect,
sight,vi[through a vow.
%k'[p
first-born
air,
front;
face,
s
mien,
granted
T"t^uA^4
presence;
,

pr. ad.

sage
mes-

legation; nunciature.

""""-

-"

"

s. pronoun.
I'trpu/iiniii
a. pronominal.
'\"lri,u/iinJi"i,l^,u'i,
s. antonomasia.
'Vt^jiAntSini./j^ti
O-tyri/iunA
uiji s. buffoon,mime;
,

countenance

form
fashion,

hypostasis;
of verbs;

tor,
ac-

comedian.

-p"y/'5.the persons
of pro^irpuAni-uAg the porsous
nouns;
in
front,
before;
l- tl'J'uij)
,

comical.
a.
'^Irfiuiuiuiiuiliufu
histrionism
s
'^hpuj:uui%nt.f3-l,t%
mime.
quackery,puffing,
s. antichrist.
T-tpu/^^z/mmmi
l-t-ppiy[,s- gr. gerund,supine.
.

; manner,

regard, consideration; person,

["^/"/"y t'^3 tell him from

f T-t*/""^iririjto represent, to

,uuui tiJ'w
;

me

remonstrate

"

; to

reproach,to object;

ulfjiun-niiiytiiij
if4-"^/i-u"/_0r
uin-nfif.,

ui/t^

[un"rnttfueii-ftiini-ui^tP,
lun^^irtJh
"

20

T'lJ-'Ji

40

rid,
flo'^J-f.n^il^tiT,"l-J^i-n^tj;tj^ vn. to
to be dissatisfied.
wrinlded,
complain,
sad, serene, severe,
complaint,discontent,
'YJ-tl-n^ni-P-'fs.
i-["^^
countenance;
disfigured
livid,
dead, pale.
to
discoloured,
a.
to
one
run
'\-J-^nj'i,
; jiuJejuufii
b-fufiiirij
up
be
to
ed,
discolour'j.J-if
vn.
""_%/../",
tj.*7
thoroughly.
il-k'Tu,
to fade,to lose colour.
'Vk'ii
int. bravo ! o ! oh !
s. paleness.
'\'J-,i.nLi,n--P-[iiii
T-tu^ tt"d' o,- fit)proper, suitable,
obstinate,
a.
headstrong,
'YJ-fi/rJ'
decent, convenient; accident, case,
insolent.
to
hazard, chance; /" ipilrij
incident,
s.
I-J^lutjh.-P^^^. '{"J-lu.rn^a^i.ii,
suit,to be proper or fit ; ^ J-iuiHu^

palG )
ittj"ui%r^ui^lriiji__
tL^iuiinlffMf
"

time

in due
"iimlili

to
"

accidentally;^
tO

iriitiliWij
Mnui/j

ujuiinui^hf,

obstinacy,stubbornness,

to chance,
iUi'hi_,

fall out

to

happen,
tt.ur/t

able;
tired;disastrous,disagreedisgusted,

ft"*

ceed,
convenient; to suchappen; ^ -4-. it is becoming,

gree, to suit,to be
to

it is

to appear

suitable ; IrP^k
it has
t/^t [fiii,

chance
me

4-^4.["Jlm-ir

be

angry,

displeased.

miu^k

to be angry,
vn.
it'i-l'iT
'\'J-^uiJhilil"^
to grieve;
to
tired,
dislike,
displeased,

if by

happened to
it happened
u,u.ni-p^

to

disobey, to

oppose.

sion,
s.
l-J-f^.^iTui^ni-P-pLi,
disgust,averstance.
dislike,distaste, vexation ; resi-

pect
towards, with resto, in the place vyhere; to the
side of; Insuitable; properly
very

day;-pA

one

^u,u,'ul,uto
ijfhhi^,

; /?""-/y.,
possible

necessary

insolence.

a.
'^"J-^uiinuli
'\.J-liui,r,
involuntary,

ad.

-"7L-

to look
-"bliiuuilrij

s. Ugliness.
'\-J-iiirpuin,-P-l,i%

fixedly,attentively
;
at with surpriseor

astonishment.

[directly.

"d- straight,
l-^^u^nt-Y/./^,
'^li'H"'-'UU"fil'

'\-J-Jlnn
a. malignant.
a.
cruel, inhuman.
'\'J-'it,ap"upp

I-Jiutpnjua.

of

bad

plant; whose

'\-k''{
production is bad.
"Urc'HV- above, over, on.
that has
a bad
or
cident,
acs. pi.occurrence,
a.
T-tuy; q.l,uiu,j
'}-J-%u,^-;jtriuj
chance, event, incident,hazard, malignant look or aspect; haggard.
some,
troublestance,
T-cA^^oi^ Muj (I. painful
fortune, fate, conjuncture, circum,
place;
tiresome, bitter,
contingency; season,
odious,
uneasy,
tously,
fortuicruel
ad.
haughty
[i
[lUii
austere,
grievous
if-ltiMiuj^
if-liuiuij
;
fiiiiii
,
,
sionally.
occavexatious, mortal, terrible.
by chance, incidentally,
,

ad
rigorously,
'}'J^i[.ii,^utiLu,p

diously,
te-

T-^Ki, ^/."/u/js.

guard, guardian,

cruelly.
former, '{'J-'ii^ui/^uFii.nji,
a. very
inspector; spy; sentinel, sentry; introublesome,
emissary; examiner:
object, very harsh, haughty, wicked.
vii.to be angry,
observatory;
n,Ji,iTi_, l-J-^^ut^u/itutir,
design, end:
uj^ia/
to look, to observe
one's self odious, rude
attentively. to make
or
uiniihi_,
-

T'tinu/^'fc
vn.
n^tliir,liuifuij
to

look

attentively;

to

lie in wait ;
uMiTpiuniuiijto look with

watch,

raise the

to

to regard,
be

on

the

troublesome.
that wounds
a.
'YJ-'iiq.u.liujinkn.

ft"/Ay.ntlbki_, penetrates like

to
attention,

; that

fatal dart.

"" ^^at
'YJ-''"t"'lf"c'^"""

has

bad

or

bitter root.

eyes.

*.
mity;
T-tfi^u/^/Ti-Z^^t*
atrocity, enor-

T-rfu.p.ui
o. having a tart tongue.
%J-uiliiJii
a. barbarian.
'^J-u.ii,
s. barbarity.
'l.t/-."4u/1",i"-/?/."_%

cy
cruelty,inhumanity, inclemen; bitterness ; harshness

; intempera-

teness.

T-c/^/t.w^
"" atrocious,
%J^%iriuj,
"tikis
violent
tyrannical; harsh ,
,
grievous,severe, austere,difficult.
'\-J-'iilr,r,
frjfvn. to be angry, haughty,
,

[i a.
T"tAp,"/./^
'YJ-p.uiiiif.
,

nate,
unfortu-

disgraced,unlucky, fatal.
ad. unfortunately.
'YJ-p.Mu/um.iipuip

^J-p.u[.,u,ni-Pliiii
s.
misfortune, ill
disgrace,
luck,
disaster,adversity.

haughty ,

to become

or

fierce, [ly.

ad. atrociously,severe'\'J-'hk"'p^'u[i

^J-'li
liW

'l-J-ii-n^
dissatisfied.
a.
discontented,

atrocious

horrible

"I

It11

iu

aspect.

'\'J-'l,lri"uilruii_
a. of *

T-d-n

'^(^n

141

to be in agony ; /" iu%liuM'iihi_

-^ib'i'lri_,
the risk, to be in danger;-o^
run
"l"cA%4-"t./3/,ti
s.
to be afflicted.
atrocity,asperity; ii.lrplri_,
hurtful aspect.
^"^/t-jni.uiii-n/
obscure, difficult
a.
^J-ni-mputp-uiii
O-cft^^*4'"j s. buck-thorn.
to understand.
[onerous.
-

s.

stench, bad smell.

to

"

H-J-n^a. hard, harsh, austere, vexatious,

difla:cult.

OT
^tjhnt^ujptau.iupm

that dwells
'\'J-nl"u.pL,.,li
a.

'^apiuiif.njb
a. more

in hell.

vexatious,very

bad.

disagreeablesound.

or

WUim-

open.

uipt/i*a.
T-cAot.u.^f
ear, that

Ct.

p""/!*;

humoursome,
sical,odd, capricious
,
hard, impracticable.
a. obscuro, that is not
'^J-nt.uipaiputg
clear

iufemal.
".
'^J-nluuai^ilrm)
to the
^^J-nfaui/n^P
u. harsh
has

burdensome,
a.
'^J-m-uipuMpuiniiu^ib

very
tired.

heavy,

blesome
trou-

to cure.
[ficult
; very
difO.
or
pni-J-lrili
'\'J-wii^uMpuipnfJ-

'YJ-nluu.f.ilr.u
a.
curious,
o
T-J-n.-m^.u.^^i-"
Trery bad, wicked,
rare,
wild.
difficult to find.
atrocious,
fierce,
J* a. vexatious, obstinate.
difficult
H'c/^n/uiu^ui
a.
or
ifii'i'g
%J-nt.uipuiifi,u3ili
stinacy.
obs,
to walk, rough, rugged^\^n^ialiia.irni^liiA
vexatioB,
painful.
a. difficult,
%J-n,,u,pu"i.npit
.

*}""/a. infernal.
n/uia/fu/ii
what
a
l-tf-nfiturtj^;^

ry,
^J-nL.uipuMq.liui
rare, extraordinaa.

burns

is

or

that

happens

difficulty.

with

burnt in hell.

be freed
that can
a.
l-J-nM.u.pii.p-uM,/,
devoured
set at libertywith difficulty.
*\-J-n^ai^"i.iji.
by hell.
or
diiBcult
^"/",/u".4"f"_u,","/^
a.
StCep J TOUgh
']-J-ni.,i.pinJ-,yi.
very
to believe.
[or explained.
[ble. rugged.
inexoradifficult to be untied
a.
*l""/-"/,n"4t/i.
implacable,
*\-cf-n^^pu,l^(ta.
of hearing,
hard
a. inexpugnable; that
'^J-n^iu,ruip,n
u.
']'J-m-iap,apii-p
a

againstthe

wars

devil.

rather

deaf; inexorable, hard,

*\-J-,ifu",f[!i,
a. infernal.

[to root

'YJ-nfuai^upJ^ipj-lrijia,
,

with

movcd

%J- njuuMuiiru,s
hell,Satan-

chief

or

difficult

a-

or

prince of

with

forth

difficulty.

a.
impracticable,
%J-n^,upuMii,ua,u,p

ad. infernally.
*^J-nluaiuik"
a.
*\tt-nl"uimu/ii2_
cruel,fierce,very
tormenting.
^J-n[niamIruliij
O.
'}fj-nluuiuiliu{
Very
hideous,horrible.
root is bad.
whoso
a.
'^J-nlauipiruM,n
caustic.
s. lunar
%"i-n]uu._^,ap
difficult to
a
'^J-n^hiu/ht-Ji
very

difficult to execute.

ascend

impracticable-

or

out

o,
or
I'l/Jrib
%J-ni-i,ipusluli_

ble,
inflexidetach.

that brings
'^J^n^u.p.uirlfb

difficulty.

much

to issue.

a. uuruly, insolent.
%J-nl"lrpiuu,a'b
a.
haggard, rude, severe;
T-cA/i^tyri-u

difficult to
I'J-n^Mupuilik^a.

burn.

rous,
oneburdensome,
a.
']'J-nM,u-piu/i[,p
tiouspainful,vexaheavy ; difficult,

ties,
full of difficula.
l-J-ni-^piulibTipiiii
embarrassed.
very complicated,
tt.
rough, ruggcd
'^J-ni^.up.al^n/u
,

to gather.
a. difficult
l-J-ni-uipui^n^pble,
warlike, invinci'^J-m-Mupuila-p,.
a.

difficult to digest.
[gestible,

ugly, deformed.
a.
or
hard,
')fJ-n^iurp.lrp
p-hplril,

indissoluble
supportable,
ina.
'\-J-n,-ii.pii.^u"l_

intolerable.

or
4/"ao/
'V"/-/."-io^io4""a*

a.

; indi-

tented,
discon-

disgusting,
tt. moro
or
'^J-nlunJp.lrpuiii.nji,
disgusted,weary;
very
tiresome.
hard, very insupportable.
unpleasant,disagreeable,
bitter,disgusting.
%J-nluifiiliuMi_a.
obdurate,disobedient.
'\-J-(,.-,apui^ui"ra.
disgust
S
a. voraclous, glutton%J-nluapiiiluyU
ous,
'\.J-ni-iuput'iaiJhi-lJ-lii^
.

[ting?unpleasant.
a.
nasty, disgusl-J-n^/p {ang s. hoU ; Kmbo ; se1."A#n-u"^#"4i"/A:"'_3
commodious;
a.
obscure, difficult
a.
1-J-nt-uip
difficult,
vexatious, in'}k/-ni.u,piu^^u
stubborn.
[stinate,
rough, rugged; -^ ^t, to understand.
oba.
or
incredulous,
'YJ-ni-uipiuiiui-ui'ii
rock,
cragged
{"
fu/i'j
steepplace;
[pulchre,tomb.

bitterness.

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ia""ii

142

to awake,
a. difficult
^J-ni-iii[i,iipP-.iii,
[lect. profound (sleep).
difficult
indissoluble,
to cola.
']'J-ni-ti"itmiiAiJj^

incredible,uija.
'^J-n^iiipui^iui-uiiii
heard

of.

difficult
".
%J-n,^,up,ui,uii-ui^
to loose.
difficult
to pass.
a.
"l-cAni-uY/io^nJ/
to render
va.
nt-t/^
ficult,
dif'\-J-nt.,uiiiuqni-ijui'iilrir,
u.
impracticablo,
'X-J-n^mpiullrn^i
to
entangle.
to embarrass,
difficult,
painful.
ly,
hardad. with difficulty,
to explain,
'\-J^i,..uip,ii".
a. difficult
1'c/-/7i_^^ra2C""n.
obscure.
painfully.
difficult,
enclosed
shut or
a.
']-"fn^.ui,uviii-i
in
a
inaccessible
narrow
compass.
a
%J-t,^u,puii/:Miu,nfjj
or
^n^nfu ft that
^J-",.iupui^n[u
steep,cragged.
immutable.
with
difficulty,
a.
indigested, changes
'\"J-ni-u,i,ijjiruJiiu
raw,
,

difficult to

rotting with
a.
'\J^n.-,upu,{,ni.u,

digest.

ficulty.
dif-

s. indigBstion.
'\-J-n^,"p,u,f;apiini-P^[ii-%

S. ^J-nt-iupiupiuili.
^J-n^-uipui^uili
who
staggers in
a.
^ctn^u.pu.^u.ji^

[culty.

^Ipt^jtt

with diffi- walking.

a. that dies
'^J-ni-iiiliuiJhii.
most
a.
pamtul.
*^j-"L.,uii,u^\i(iu,%
*" strangury.
'l"cA#/^/"^u,i7'25"-/*/"-'^
difficult to examine,
a.
'X.j-nL.uipm^il!!'
a.
incredulous,capricious,
T'cA/jt.u/^u.d^,//

peeTish, odd.

to

scrutinize.

difficult
a.
or
/^..nlri^
a. difficult to enter.
'\-"fni-u.[,ifi;i-lTi^
'\-J-ni-iMipu,Jh,-u,
flexible,
to tame, to domesticate.
inexorable, ina.
'\-J-n^u,^u"fhplr^i
has trouble in
a. that
'\fJ^n^u.ppbliu,i^
[price.
s.
oddness, caconceiving or understanding; difficult
l-J-ni-ujpuiJhini-P-liti,
difficultto conquer.
to understand, obscure.
1-cAni-u/^./y"o,//3^ffl.
be difficult,
to
hj^i vn. to be angry,
vn.
l-J-nt-iMipu/iiiiii/',
'\J^nL.u.pl"r,
ujjiy

to

have

trouble

be

; to

angry,

enraged

vexed
,

offended

have

; to

difficulty.
stand,
difficult to undera.
'\-J;,t-,i,p[,J'u,jj
or
obscure, unintelligible.
'\'J-n,-uj:pu,^uipj^fiJ-hj^ a. slow,
hard, impracticable,
difficult,
a.
[focation.
tardy ; cold ; heavy.
'\-J-nL.u,pp'
suffatiguing,
l
aborious,
s. asthma
'\"i-n^ujpu,^^i.p-[,^,
painful,
;
ny,
asthmatic ; out of
a.
'YJ-ni^uifim^iij^
grievous,unpleasant,vexatious, thorbreath
broken-windedty,
weighheavy,
imposing;
dehcate,
;
difficult to keep
1-"/"."_u/^u^"i;u,4
rough, rugged.
a.
onerous,
or
a. vexatious, difficult.
^J-n,^uipnui
preserve.
or
'X-J-ni-wpujiMfuiuini.j'
plain
npuuiil a. difficult to
a. difficult to ex']-J-ni-iupiipu
narrate.
be caught in hunting or fishing.
or
trouble,
or
s. difficulty,
']'J^n.-,"l"u."l,%"^
'\'J-"L.u,pni-Pl,Ji,
^'"t^' a. difficult
to strike out.
perplexity,intrigue,
distress,
fatigue,
l-J^n.-iapifuk^of
steep, craggedinconvenience, contrariety; difficult
a.
difficult
to
a.
'l'c^/i""u.^""//miuj
gain point, knot, liinderance, obstacle;
Or acquire.
[steep. asperity, rigidity;
lun-uA^
"i_
p-y^
a
rough , rugged ; p-lrti/i, but not without fatigue; pum.^
']."/"i-""^.",/."y^,

perplexed.

trouble

or

-_

a. difficult to
'X-J-ni.utpiuiluiuuiuj^

rough,
painful.

hard,

tivate, "fcu,^^ to smoothe

cul,

uncultivated;
[diet.

difficult to contra((.
0-"^/,i_,/Y""//ta"

with

to meet
make
to

difficulties ;

difficulties ;

-"

l/pt-ij

4u"%lru to

difficulties ; jui,ip-hi_
-p-huiii^

overcome

difficulties.

u. dlfficullto loam
;
^"j-nu.uipn,.unL.ah
with
learns
who
prehends
comdifficulty.
with difficulty;
obscure.
a.
ble,
rugged, impracticaI'c/n.-u.^iii-i..
S
'\'J-n,-Luiiiun,h"nu.p^[,Jli
rude, rough.
difficulty
trouble of seeing,of understanding;
o.
"Ytf-ni-iupni-in/riji
hard, Taw, harsh,.

a. contentious.
']'"/f.t.""^ui,///a"""^
that sees.,
a.
^""J-nM_iup,uu,lTu

or

obscurity.

"

difficult
or
']-tfn,^u,i,uti"i./.-i_
'f%7'
1^'.

to

impede

or

hinder.

s. impiety.
'\'J-uiui^"ui-P^l,LiM
indecent, unsuitable,
a.
'i.c/u^./j..i/r4

1M1

i/i

unbecoming, unworthy
loathsome

;""#

or

impertinent,

ad, indecently,
/.ffl

-"

'\flimlini,
s. deacon-

'Vl'ui^ui'i.ni.p^ltii,
s. burial,
'\-[,ia^ui'7ip
,

impertinently,
funeral procession,
slovenly.
obsequies.
dignity, T-/.mi",/'l'"'^"/"'"""-4"'-^/"-'""
S. 'Vl.ir.r.
s. indecency,inimpertinence.

'X'limuiu.i,
s. guardian

of the

dead.

s. idolatry.
'Vl"ai'i'''iyini-p-[,M-'b

confound, to ^convince, to

with

cover

shame.

yhut

l-J-ui^li
a.
refractory, discordant,
contrary , opponent , disagreeable,

yfluilMluiUinM^[3^ptSb
Yputnuinq.ni-[3-["

vexatious.

upturn Iti" i^,' ynuMot/jntL

be

angry,

raged;
en-

"

to be
'^luuunt^t
1"/.u#//iniJfcif
[Ifiiliirvn.
,

nourished

to
']"c/-ai^l"r,
vn.
't-j-'//

o.

suck

with

milk

from

the

mother's

milk

to
,

breast.

to resist,to oppose.

resistance
'{"J-iit'^ni^p-f
s. dissension,

vexation, regret,displeasure.

'\'[iil.pu"pir,uf
[ij s. didrachm, piece
; S. b/'4'f/'""*"'*'
,

of money

"

to suck, to suck milk

a.
'\'J-[,mJ["u,
perfidious; traitorous, T-/!*-./",
va.
/rj/.
malicious.
from
the breast.
wicked,
disloyal;
I'/'^jfi'
si'"3 "" suckling,that^ueks.
defraud
to
s. act of sucking.
'\-"J-pir,r
irgl vna.
; to
^lilrjnLMii
,

deceive.

to SUcklC,tO
VUni-jj[,
'Yl-lrjjn.-gui'l-lrii;

s. fraud,
'\-J-l,n,i,,i^[3-[,i.%
'}-J-pni-p-[ii%
infidelityperfidy, non-observance
;
,

nourish

milk,

with

'"'"
T-Z./ju/^tt"-

to

give

much

suck.

heaped

up, in

a heap.
contravention;deceit.
raised.
c*"
'^'^rl'i-'
cheat, infidel, T-^^m^/
'\-"^['"'L
a. piled,
to gather; to
vn.
disloyal,traitorous.
perfidious,
'X'luuiiimiT,
ui^ui]
rise ;
I"/'"3 s. dead body, corpse; carcassi,Wp.u^ to bristle up, to stand.
to amass,
to
who
lifts or
va.
plunders
a.
'Vliu,q.n,i_
q-ltifh
'\'J,^,h,r,
steals idolsmulate,
dead bodies; who
gather, to heap up, to pile,to accuthat
dresses
to sheaf; to pileup; to raise,
a
'b/iiu^y^f.uij s
dead body.
to make
straight.
S. ^[tily'i'urtr*
^liqtuit[iir
trglva- to dress a dead
'\-liui,jjui,q.hir,
body; to embalm; to bury.

snare,

"

of

act
s.
^liu^^upqjtt-P-liiii
a

dead

body;

dressing

of

rial,
embalming; bu[to stripdead bodies.

act

to

disinter

l-liiuqt-iift
'Yl'wP-'i'ii,
i"3 s. grave-digger.
miilhlrir

va

s. dictator.
%J;liui,"n[i
*" omentum.
"Vl'/ui'^"^'
"V/'fe/'i"^
s. bol. dittany.
'X'liliniuiJ'n'ii
'

S. \_^fi^q-fiiiMii
p.iublrir*
^[ti/utp.uiiifi-i/'

stretched
dead, killed,
'l-/i"//?i""-."^a.
on

the

ground ;

^.Ir,,

IfUiunt^auMi

fik-jj
uinilrujlrpkbp k"C^'"''^U

turn,to throw

dead

down

*"

uipliui
"P'l

OVOr-

bodies,to

bodies.
a.
s.
^{tutlil-p

'Yliuili'b,
lia^igs.

that

carnage
;
of idols.

strips dead
[the dead.
carries,buries

make

to

body;

ombalm

great

n-lailint^ip
lia-n^ destruction

vn.
'Y["i"^%uAiiuir,
wjtu/

corpse,

dead
to

q^

self,
him-

zardous
ventures, adventurous, hainsolent;
bold,
adventurer;
;
ad. boldly;
"/A"i. to expose one's
self,to venture-

"^ill.

corpse,

iYio2(^"-XJt^
^hiinilp
m%Pni.hil
,unHri_

that

strike stiff to the ground.

s. testament,
'\l,iuP-l,ii
that
a
^["u,iu,u(ni-ui

ad. on the contrary.

']-[,ini,p.iu[i
'Y['it^'"i-P""/y a. that exposes

s. boldness, cou'\'l,illu,l.l,u"-nL.p-l,Jii

that
'^l,ir,un.ui[,i
.U13
,

[rage,assurance.

ipilii/'.
J7aif.(iu,ia.

contumacious,

resists,opposes

disobedient,

contrary.
to become

to die.

^fil/utn.tun.ilri/',
Irqfi ^Itllhtl^utp^ftl
t

hg,uivn.

to oppose,

to resist.

sistance,
reopposition,
'\'["ru,^u.ii.ini-R["^i
s.

or lin,.uihu,[_s.
heap of corpT-Z/i/j^n/oi
ses.

contrariety.
opponent,contrary.
'\'l,irui,f.p,i,/iu/iia.

'l"^s

-n2_"to be arrested,detained

''i'liiruMii.pn.-P-pLi.
s.
antiperiatasis
; S.

ing
art of draw-

s. the
'Yl.uiu.Ai^n^p^l,^

[with a

the bow.

a. gr. impersonal.
"^//ifiujnt.^^

that shoots
a.
'\'l,ufu,iih,^i

-u

-ways

decent,

a.

"/

or

S.

uMuiat-nt

'lutuii^nn
T-/.

manners.

fit.

a. suitable,proper,
'\li,jiu,i-np

to oppose,

to

to abide
resist,

fitUOSS, COnVCS.
^liufnu-nflni-P-li'^

by.

[touch

nience.
masked
a.s.
^liJhiliitii-np

mask,

well

,.iu""^i,hir,hijubirj;to brave, to
attack,to touch.
fit;

seyeral,in several

bow.

very

'i"/.^".%
suitable,proper,

'Vl'ii'^'k'
*"
facet; face, visage,
"J
fashion ; mask
presence
; sort,manner,
to mask, to put a mask
on
mpliiu'iilrij
the face ; p.uini.,"i_
to
unmask
;
^-

under

or

arrest.

strike.

or

to cause
va.
""-j7^
'\'liuiirjni-guM%f.-ir,
to
to
^l,utl"r,
happen,
vn.
h^uj
suit.
to
to
chance
match,
by
;

son
per-

masked.

to
rive
ar-

s. masquerade.
'\^ltJ'uiliu.i.npn,^p-liii,
s. resemblance.
'Yl^j;uiiirpuint-p-liiii,
etc. B.'\'l,Jh,j.u.i.Jl"r,
'i'Puiniini-p-l-Li
s. opportunity.
etc.
'\-[,.r^///l.j;
^puint-ui(^y s. chance, accession,
a.
T"//ifio4u"^
; S. {!li,ii.q.liJhi_
opaque
,

s. opacity.
'l-A"/^4""/"'"-P/'ti
or
a.s.
%litnu,ru,pu,
iTuipinf.^
opponent,

contrary,

adversary.

enemy,

'\-[iiruii/^p,"l,ir,
iri/iyvn.

to

oppose,

to resist.

accident, adventure, event, incident,

luck, hazard, lot ; contingency.
Yt'H"'-'"^")^'
^ItuinM^uiiruj^Miih

sual,
ca-

eventual,accidental ; contingent.
accident, occurrence,
s.
'YlfM-imJUi
lision.
chance ; meeting, rencounter
; col-

'\-liir.uinapinnL.p-l,Ji,s.
contrast,
War,
*Yl'"'"k"
-"3

sity.
adveropposition,resistance,Jenmity,
of

mast

watch-tower;

s.

; mark

at

which'

one

scuttle

aims in

or
top of plants,
shooting; summit
flowers etc.; observer, guard; aspect,
that
T'/i./i/n-u.^uA
a. of prosopopoeia,
partakes of prosopopoeia;allegorical,sight,face: writing: telescope; bin-

metaphorical.

prosopopoeia.
'\-lij'u,nin,-P^tX
^luPun-n^p-li
s. metaphor, allegory.
a.
']"/iJL""-""^
personal, having the
'Yli'itiT,
trjPvn.
one,

to, to

run

to run, to
fall upon
to
rush, dart; to have

to

apply.
s. tendency, decline
'Ylniirjn.^ah

recourse,

fine

to rush

^0

place.

; height,elevated

ed
to be killvn.
'\l,u.uiuiiiiuui
u/iiliu/bliiT
the
u.iiit/_.
spot; mf,liu!ulri_Gt
culation on
; eja"

: recourse.

or

er
; watch-tow-

s. obscrvatory
'['[..nminj

to kill

T'/"*3"'-j'"*'*"'^"
""-jb *"^'
run

that has
a.
1'//"iu.^uy^"/tfni-^

face,elegant, charming.

person.
to

m"-.^fep
;
opera-glass
ocle, double
box (at a theatre).
s. optician.
or
"[tuTCuin.
"Vf""u"4""?-"/'*"
-

s.

make

the spot.
the
s.

on

one

q./,,,
ruuu^h

on.

or

overseer

phatiuntt/li
O.

pherd,
chief she-

archbishop.

pntituihnq

"

s. sentinel,sentry.
n"/"nu"-"/"

^[""umii",j

brocade.
s. gold stuff,
"" brocaded.
'Yt"H"'k"'t"P^
,

')"/'"';'"'(
a. furnished
'"fjF.t"'"

or

ed
dress-

in brocade.

stuff.

'V/'"i"""
s. arrest ; prison ; /.-n2_, arrested,
arrest
to
prisoner; ^'iit/^
["-!""_,
one;

to make

to consider,to look,
vn.
remark, to recognise,to
see, to stare ; to leer ; to spy, to watch;
to
to examine, to study ; to speculate,
contemplate ; to consult; to look, to
aim ; to aim at,to tend ; to expect, to

n./.,"tJ",
tjf

'\-liuiu,ii,ulil,"inL.ii,it
a. embroidered
on
stuff; furnished with embroidered

some

s.
iuteution,design^
']fl,miui^npnu.p-'(

counsel ; destination,
end,regard,look.
to observe, to

mean,

to intend.

prisoner;ib'i'lri_l' l-f./m.^,

u,^

s.

observer

bishop.

%\"V

46

p-nm

decayed, ruinous,
a.
'h^i-piu/fnpftuA,

easily.

buds

what
a.
l-^t-piupn/ii

that falls

a. decayed, fragile,
^l"-p,iiii-p-h[l

weak,slippery.
cheap,
a.
yery
'Yl.M-puiif.li'ii
value,vile,common
sellat

*" flexibility.
'\-t'-p-^k"C'"'-P'b'^
that
can
""
portable,
']-[ii-pui/^piri[i

easilybe carried.
that
'l-/."-/.."4,"^

of little

a.

to
ilu,7CuMn.l.-i_,
a.
'Ypi-pm^iuJLap

price.

very low

ordinary;

a.
common,
l-lii^pia^l,!.,,,

found
easy to be
it^,to be found

or

easily.

understood

easily.
or
i^iuiiha.
'\-t'-i'""t''"'S

be

can

easily

Jtle.

genmild, affable,
'\-l,L.pu,i,u,iil!^i;iP
easily
that
a
agrees
'^["t-pui'^u,^,,
a.

//"_

his enemies.

with

to

easy

that

related.

"

walk, commodious, easy.

easier, very
a.
'\li"-pu,fyii
a. that makes
^lii-piutf-npir

[easily.
liquefiesor melts

commo-

a. that happens quickly;

^{fi-puji,,uu
be easily
that can
easy, conceivable,

is made

understood.

[dious.

or

[to comprehend.
causes
easily
a.
'l"/.tY'x"4u/"n;j
that

easily,easy.

tender,pitiful.
'Yli,.piu^npnil_a.
ceptible.
a.
1-/.t.^".^^^f hasty, fretful ; sus-

n.

credulous

credible,that

be

can

[simplicity.
T'^i-^u/^mLM.irna.^f croduHty,
credulous, that
a.
'}'^"-^""4u.L."",

easilybelieved.

"J"

s. irritability.
n'f"-^""^^^n-fTt-/?/it4

supple.
a. flexible,
'V/.t-^ra"(.o"-X'
turns
a. that
^uipJipii
or
T-^L^/u^u/^^S

ing
condescend-

a.
easy,
'Yt'-p"''ii'"-uj%

believes

easily.

s
credulity,
ble,
converti1.^iY""4""-"""""'-/^^"-*
easily,mutable, changeable ;
of
readily.
[versatility.facility believing
a. very
easy.
'^[ii^puiifir^n
i
T./iL^u.^u.^^nt/^/fiivolubility;
od.
easily,
'Vt'-['"''^l^Zi"t with great
deceived.
a. that is easily
'Y[,i-puiq.uji[spoils.
licate,
defacihty
tender,
"" sensible,
T./.t.^mjSF-'"*"
or
decays
that
easily
a.
'l-f"_^,u"4f"_Ssusceptible.
ly,
easithat
obeys
a.
'Y["-p'"'i'hui^,/ii^
a. that
escapes easily.
'^[""-['"^ilL-pir
[ble.
that fades easily.
ready or easy to obey.
.

'{"li.-pmP-uin.mj'a.

is

that
a. rolling,
1-f"-^""P"""-"""^

a
"Ypi-pui^nu

rolled.

flows

that

flowing,

possi-

or

a.
easy,
very
']-[,M,pu.^'ii,.,p

sily
ea-

[ble.
compliant, easily.
a
flexible,
'\-l,i-pu^p-lrp
of
a.
access, affaeasy
'V["-pui^ni-ui
pliant.
supple,pliable,
a. adhesive, viscous.
s.
pleness, 'l-/'"-^u.i/;o6supflexibility,
']-[--p"'Rkp'"-Pl'
sity,
viscos. tenacity,
1'/it.^u///;/,S-""_/?^tS.
fickleness.
adhesive
quality.
a. dissoluble.
T-^f-^izyn/i.

a.
easily kindled
']'[ii-pu,^jjf

or

pliant;
com-

commodious.

easilydeceived,that
"'Yl'i-iiii'/iiii'p
be taken, dupe.
can
a. moveable.
T-Zft-^io/umijuij
gile,
a.
refrangible
; fra'Y["-l,w("npu,u,/i
a.

frail.

pliant.
pliable,
'\-li"-put}rui[_a.
a. easilyconsumed.
^l,.-piufr,ul"
va.
iMifr[i
'\-li"-pujttk;r,

easily.

recognise.

to bear

or

duce
pro-

[ders easily.

or
iiniA/^ a. that engen'Y[ii-pMulypi
burns or is burnt
a. that
'l-/r".^r,"4tt

easily.

out.

wears

a.
accostable,
'\'l,i-puijhMuinij

II.

a.
'Vftt-paiiru/i,
easy to

what
soon
']'[iL.piaif;"^a.

sibleacces-

T-^i-^u/^oi-^condescending,
gentle,easy,

flamed.
in-

docile.
disciplinable,
'\'l"i-puj,nupi^a.
s. docility.
^["i-piuiniipqni-P-[iiii
light.
a.
easy to digest,
'{"["i^p.airaipa
to die.
a. easy
T'/.t.^iuJtn.
S. \*[iL.piu^nt^u"
Ppt-ptaJtpJt
.

a. inclined.
']-[---.pu,Jkui

that
a.
'\l"-pu"nji-uf
to
//At".'
;
insinuating
-

easily,

enters
enter

easily.

table,
traca. gentle,affable,
'Yl'i-p-"itnplriP

supple ; sweet,
flexible,

ble
agreea-

to the taste.

S. QoJ-iiipuii/!nni-[
X-lit-puiiTuint-P-f
"

'}'l"-l"y""lP-what
a.

is

soon

come,
over-

[per,becoming, convenient.
""
docile,disciplinable.
'^["L-pu,lil,pP^
a.
suitable,
provery
'\-p,-puijuipiru.p
ft. flexible,
supple.
'l'/"-/""^"/'

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47

'\l"-C'^i'^'L
mutable, changeable,
""

easilychanged.

a. friable,
-ipnciiip
easy

reduce

to

to

powder.

'Vl'-P"!)'!!"
easy

to

a-

hope;

full of

s. friability.
*\'lii-pujili[i,pni^[3-l,Ji,

hope, hopeful.
that changes

'I'lMM-pu/huij',
vn.
,u^iy

to make

one's

ble,
easily,changeable,muta-

variable, versatile.

self easy; to accomodate

one's
dissoluble.
a. very
self;
at one's
to
make
one's
self
ease,
commodious;
%l$,-p,u^,yi_a,
easy,
at home.
that walks
easily; ad. currently.

'^l"-p,u^u,li

to be

a.
'\l"-pu/i,uuiri
easy,

flexible
plaint,

dient,
gentle, obescending,
supple, conde-

docile.

ylii-phuii-%,
Yp*-P""~*
cancelled
a. easily
^["^pk-iip-

T-Z/i.^.iAy
a. transitory,
'^ln.pui'h^nUi

'Ylii-phiT,
Ir^liva.

transient,of

soon

or

effaced.

short

duration.

a'^I't-fiui^i,
easy

make

to be

gained.
T"fi_^.zi^"4^"-/3-/."_'fc
s.
great gain
,

to

[ive.

to
facilitate,

defer ; to
; to level ; to

to

allay,

; to

ravel
un-

untie ; to

[be easilytamed, pliable.

abate.

a.
'\-["~P'"^P'fnimble, moveable,
light,
lithe,active,free.
'y^liL-iiui^pJ-rn-P^l,^
s.
agility,plianess,
ficklebleness,mobility,versatility,

to

accommodate;

solace,to relax, to soften

or

business ; opulence,
wealth.

easy;

to

a.
tameable,that can
'^ln-plrpiauui'ii
tolerable,
a.
ble,
supporta']-[".pp^,/pk^P

[to understand.

%[,^Pl^,l].nfblrib
easy to take ; easy
8.
rl"-p'"^"^'/L'
^[""-ppi'P-"'^
sensible,
susceptible,
'\'l"-pii''li'"i_aa.

a.
fickle ; act'hl"-[iM^"2l'/i
versatile,
to
a.
'V['i-piit^^aif
touch, paleasy
pable.easy

to

understand, acceptable.

tameable, tractable.
a.
')'liL.pifb,"lri_
deceives himself
l-lii-puiuiijiailip
,a. that
deceived.
easily;easily
a. intelligible.
I'pi-puiuiui.nni.ir
a.
'\fliL.piiiiMiu,uipuium
active,prompt,
nimble,resolute.
a. easily
'Vlii-pmuini-p
got rid of.

v["~P""^
"

"uttL-ftli

pugnable, that

"MiMn^nt^

be

can

(I

eX-

"

easilytaken.

to
'\'[,^l,[,iru,j
easy

understand,

a.

intelligible,
plain,clear,expressive.
modious
a.
'Vl.L.pp,
easy, light,gentle,com; flat.

that makes
easy.
'Vl"'-pli_a.
a. soft,flexible.
')f[ii-pn,in^
means
facility,
'^["t-pnt-p-ltt^

; ease,

s.

convenience

comfort
,

well-being,

ricity. leisure,
lubs. fragility;
'i'lii-puiaui^nt.p-lit^'ii
alleviation,
utterance, liberty;

relief.
I'hl-natatiitituuf
t

"Uiyld-mu

CI

Slip-

weak.
fragile,
[take.
a.
%li^puiul"i,u[_
easy to miss or misa.
%lii-puiii'iini%n.
delicate,brought

pery;

up

etc.
etc. S. '^liijiupiii'ii
'X'l'i^jiupu/ii
s. hero'l"/.t._jfu^/
,

^l"u.^u"ly,up.u,'bn,-P-lit^i
epopee.
s.

ad. heroically.
%lii.^uiijiiuip.u,p
a. heroic
'Yl-'-jui'^uiliu/ii

delicately.

epic.
u^irutij

\'pi^niuItuiMtiit

pnL.puMiinL-1/D.

a
'Y^tLputuinuij
easy

that is become
gain , to -uMifiihufi
a.
acquire.
[inflamed. heroic.
a
a. epic.
inflammable, easily
%lii-l,ia,lu,n.
^ln-giui^ih-pii^uMli
.

to

hero,

s. epopee.
s- inflammability.
'hl'L-pui^iin-ni^Plicii
'X-liL.t/u.^iirpi.ni-P-liLSii
heroism.
s
insible.
s.
a.
'J"/u.^u..^/"u
delicate,
')^l,.-^,u^,nt-P-j,t^
condescending,
a. light;
sf.heroine.
'YliM.piumuip
portable;
1"/.ij"^.n".4/.
deified,placedin the
a.
'^[iL-^mluiun-'b
[despicable.
of
heroes
or
number
a.
gods; heroic.
']'li^pa,p4iu,ruip'i
very vile,very
to
tate
facilia.
excessivelydevoted
va.
0"//".^"i"jn"-5u/fcti/',
'\-l,-^u,l"ir[jup
nt-j[i
to
to
relieve
to
lighten,
idolatry.
;
; to give
a. of idols,of gods.
'^{.i-^u.li.u'b
repose ; to soften,to alleviate.
sacrificer to idols.
ad.
with facility,
at
a.
I'/zj-^f/ui.
easily,
%l,i.gu,^ui,uu,p
s.
^l,i.^,u\u,pif.nL.i3^f,^
apotheosis,
pleasure; pliantly
; currently.
deification.
a. easy, commodious.
'\"[,i.puitLnp
a. idolatrous.
I'lii^jui/jpo'ii

24

i-rn,

vl"-q*^*if^i"
"uiui^ii

etc.
,lkpu
\'[tjjtuifh"^,

"

fi

1-uipnj

school;

Olyrrtpus.

'\'l'P'
th

false
P'- divinity,

*"

make

god;

'Ikpu [,4!rpu,j
-

send

to

the shame

one

or

boarding-

[t'huiluiuutlfltii
tu'l^Uij

qn^

"

wound

to

to

to

laughing-stock

to
to reserve,
of nations; l"uiu.i,-,
idol ; liiupii.iri_
i^iq-^[lu to deify,to
to
take
a
of gods ; ij-ui^nuylfi,
put by ; lun[,^ni-p^jufiiilfii
place in the number
,

-,

the rural

or
"]"""""/"
^/".""/",
-"jj-iij
discontinue,to cease.

to

to

_j/i2;n.

or

decision; uiuiuinLJ^p
give orders, to command; -uin.J^_

resolution

gods.

or

-,

to
to compare,
i^ii^qJiinilfitruAj
to
speak ae^'-^u
[trivet. confront; ffj-^i^k-f
Ty^/A "V^^/AS. T-i/^/A
S.
f^nt-'fcpIrplrpnin'lilru/li^
tripod; gainst,to contradict, to oppose ; iuyi,
one, to
T-.^nt^*.
kidney-bean.
qlpil,n,_pnu._g, to cry after some
'|-4",_,^or
to agree
i//i"4
call;
c*"f""-'%
'\illru.li
s.
li/ru/r.u
fortress,dungeon,
t/guy
to live or die together ; iq-tztp "'{"fort; redoubt.
to turn night into day; 4"'"ve' ~/' i^'"L!
horrour.
'i-iliipis. shivering,
shudder,
to
'i^!^q_j""i3r"I
'\-qni,q.t-j;
%,[f,q.irir,
shalcB; to begin to walk; t-q-l'ji
vci.
irj[,
jy.u%u

-.

-"

"

to shake

to move,

off, to

raise commotions

in

state.

make

will

agitate ; to

thee

Bic/buiu^win

A-n.//auaha
into
thee

S. ^iifiq-linT.
r'U'i'i-l"^'

father

desert

nations;

to
-L

tUm

Will

^ "ltp"ti

""""-/"

to bc
to coudomn
Irq-h^l^linuinplri^,
shot ; (to put to the sword) ; ^u/i-i-iju,
to abaudon
k,r.
iiiri,uj^~q^'ii^-t
[to be agitated. u.lrufb L. q-l.^p
'Z.'TY'""*
one's
self to dissipation
'Vnpil-lij;
; ^"^n^"'*"'i
ir^.yvp. to shake, to stir,
^"iPtl"^ '\-iiiiii-ni-Uh
s. shock,concussion,
p-^u-iFufiLu to outrage, to offend, to
-

agitation;disturbance.
%Jh,li u,^ s. tail of a sheep.
1-J//t/
/y,/,cortj.therefore,for

insult

to

^iif-lrp
ojj s. muscle.
muscular.
'Vb,l.lrp,yl,%

to

to

a.

to
s. pi.wave,
'\!ii,f.,^u!j^

billow:

UJUi

4
1^

tu

lit

that

of.

account

on

ut

with
to ravage
inroads ;

troops ; i"p^u,_iifiiuto make

to plunder; Irpljlii^i^
iTm^ini-

cause,

contest,

/"^^"/"/,
death; uiiiuniujli
to weep
/"^
;
ci-y ; uijuujp
ii^/bj^m-pm^,
add, to subjoin;
kill some
one, to slay.
'\'%["r,
hif-.y vp. to place one's self;
-

with

threaten

-,

"""-

"

i-m-i^i,the door was

frj;-."'himself.
shut; Irq-iu.ifPuif.,he crowned

contrariety.

to become

'Yhq.n.i^a.
trembling,moveable.
T"Y^frir,tjf
to murmur,

to

vn.

make

noise ;

to

grumble : S. i^"il^i_l-^/tiT,tiy./,
to lay,to set, to put,
va,

to

place ;
; to

constitute,to found, to
to
/. "llj^p..,/
apply;
pose;
interto
put on;
Jt^,
^'fcy.

to

to

give

make

to name;

name,

s.
'\'^ui.jni^p-lnii
dignity,state of

to

-,

[queen.

quail.

.ru^p,,,

water-

'

empress,

queen.

s.

iliTpuu,[^,to reinstate;u^imii,

'\'^njiu\uii^
wood-hen,

^f- qiP^ii

"

a. like
%Jiii,jiuy.-pui

to

establish;

impose

^ib"u

princess.

b.

p"/i.#3H

puliq-iii^'

I'/j/.A
honour, to
/i//As. mill-hopper.
show
vering,
honour
and
'i-o.^,
/. s. tremor, trembling, shirespect;
^^iiI^l
to
to
tremble;
obey ; u,pir^p^ [, ^^4
to place
fear;^-^ :,,upli.i.'iil,i^
to invest;
money,
/.-j, h^ jlrpirp[.
Iiuiu to shake, to stir,
i-l"pu to compose
books ; /,upinl, to think
to cause
to shudder
,un.u,2lito
; j,-{"liu,jn,-gu/iiiri_,
;
;- .^".i.ii
/, ^hiJl,"!,,
propose
^'i-l"[" to tremble.
to totter,
ones' life;
P"./A, to expose
to dedicate
vn.
'\:n,piiir,
uMjl'
uitjiii/ or
one's
self ;
to
to stagger; to tremble; to start;to
j.^u,,^iiu:^,n..p^l,Ji,
destroy;Jt.pi ,^,"" /A^or pui-i"yu [, shudder ; to quake, to shiver.
to tremble.
to impute;
'//"Y"W to blame ; to accuse,
n""ij.u'i/.
n- ^lupliui'iil.ir,
to shake,
ni-Jh-u
v
a.
to
p.intiu
'}"/jY#"oni_uu,ifr./',
ni-gli
p.tuli fillip.
war

ui,u,"1,l-

to

"

"

agree,
to

to

come

promise,to

to

make

an

understanding;
an
appointment;

to

push, to

to

tremble,to

move

; to astonish

agitate.

; to

cause

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MP

1-59

mendous,to bid,to
whieh
'\'n,ljajjni-^l,^a.
frightens
; tre-

frightful,
terrible,horrible.

to

command
to

cause

; to exhort;
."i"y_,
pose;
; to give rest, to re-

cease

bling,
trem'l'"7_?-"i'
*}'"'t?-""_a.
vacillating,
mn^.h/j to halt; to pause;
to cease, to break
staggering,reeling.
ina!tiiii-i_,
off,to take
rest
"f'-in trembling.
1"ni^n2.""f-/'*'
or
relaxation,to stop; ifljiinL.^,
truce.
1-nr^if
vii. to vaciUftte, armistice,
n^u"/-,-^t//",
frjjf
-

to

totter,to

^nUim"!,s. beam.
l-ni-ir,
s. Catarrh; S. i^uipp-m-i/lu
q-i/nj
T^ni-Vi-/A^S. T-n/^;
SOls. vacillation,
T-nf^ij-n^H^iffi
staggering;
nt-pli-j^,
os". nutation.
dom, rarely.
; to shudder.

waver

s. trepidation
'^nifni-Plii^,
J '\fn,ini.m,
;
start ; shudder, horrour
; convulsive
motion
; whim
; shiver, shivering; //

s. kidney-bean.
4"i/"i/.4
'}'r,L.\if

to tremble

heat-cock:
'Vni.re.t2Cs.

fear and

t n-mini-P-hiuirpL
with
; u.4/l".
,

trembling;

chin.
^.nt.'fc^s.
s. coat, dress.
'l""j"_n."./

venison.

I'nt-n^it^pujli^ ]tnt-np i^^tun

S. dOOr,
entrance; sluice; Jts-, portal; or
I shuddered
Sublime
with fright,
or
Jiili,the Ottoman
lappa
the
the
with fear ; 4""^/'
Port;
Court;
["^k"!-itkpb'''"
^^//A ./l//^^//^,
the
will
plain
chamountains
at thy presence
courtiers; i-pu/i,t^tj, almoner,
tremble
q.pni.'bpporch, portico
; Ma[i,","_gl^
fr/^^f earth-quake.
;
from
[i"f.ni_^" n-pufiil;
'\-nTC,
s. shell-lac ; sealing
fi
'l./iajT,
/ui^J; w^-piJiig

hirnt-,n

jnui/t-pu

penetrated to

(the shudder
bones) ; I trembled

/"A

my

"

"

to door

door

wax.

little,
exiguous
a- very
'h'jj'^'

frivolous,light;
pinch,drop.

little ;

/A^t very

; small

with
^^lulik-inil^

^.^op

^^/""W/ the street

the
door,
gate,portal;/"ij-m^pu out ; /"
closed

doors

; ^n"-^

Jhi^m.,
pending, very near;
a. rare'\-nf^fuq.lii.M
q-m-pu
door
death's
at
tub
4""/?/"
; i-pni^i^.^.J-nlun^the
s;
n"n/^,ij-nt-itj
pail;
Hell.
of
gatQS
churn; S- lulixj/i.
'l-n...../.^
ifumlrp uij/ sf. daughter ,
l-ny*f.r"^i/"%
proTi. this,that ; same.
ov ^irnS/i,
niece;-np,j.i-y or
girl;k-,/pop
,uii.

grand daughter ; if-uink-p^

if-iiink-p
^u"_
,

^npi^u^ ad.
'Ynp.uik"ad.

as

much

so, in
ad.
a.

the
"luipl,,
villages,suburbs; l]/i"*///,
old and
new
\i[,iAb,
church;
"[t^pli'ii

as.

such

such;
^nflioplfuiuli

in

manner.

such

the

triumphant.

church

pnt-uinppf^b.

manner.

puinppfjl
i-plis. carpenter's
"

"i-n^p,
q.py

Q-zA, ly s. tunny: loaf; biscuit;

pickled tunny.
juiiilru,i_,

or

tool,plane; auger \-uiu,jmuin.ui^, but[bushel. teris,horse-picker.

jelly.
T-ni^ni^s.
half a
'^n.-pi^,
q-pi-uAs. potter'swheel.
s.
pitcher;
jar,
'X'npiuli,
luj
to
\nt-ajt
D.
'\-ni"i"4tir,
pnt-Mp
n.puia
h^u,) vn. to languish,
duke
s.
']-ni,pii
^"/'
; general,chief.
weak, to die of hunger.
grow
to
vu.
tap, to stamp with
'\a,p/rir,
lrji[,
T-ni- ^n pron. thou, thee ; ^ .^4*
foot.
[feet.
the
^^4*'"
from, by or. of thee; thyself;
of
s
.
stamping
T-n^oi-asi
1-/..^^"-'fc
thee ; of thee.
upon
6".
scholar,
lecturer;
T"";/'/"
7-'V/""'j
S. Cattle.
1"n"-m^
scriber
brought up at a seminary ; tranone
a
; notary ; scribe,copyist; a,p^
"iifn-^/mpiuit./',
Irgb vn. to make
chancellor;
vni^ifi or j/"jK"m""4"y
short discourse.
^pn^uipaiai/iuijSecretaryof State.
^kts "" little,very
'}.r,^^uipiruij
S. t'lqpnjf
^ulpu/iinjf
moderate, small, light,thin.
little,
s
protonotary;
'\.uipu,uiiTin
ui^
Qini-c/a. barbarous
[tji
; savage.
chief lecturer.
chancellor;
intermission,
s.
cessation,
'\'ni-i_
,

UJa

""'

^uipuiaint^^iqpnj
to
1^. uiuimm-kitmuiu
college
; """"/_ (inp)^
to
ilfhiru cease;
boarding-school.
t
o
order,
to
give directions;
permit;
pause, relaxation

truce

*""- q-tuij-iap

mg
1

to

S.

SChool ;
to a

send

T-PU.

school;of
a.
'\'uipngailiu/i"
of

T-PT-

I oO

scholar,

school-boy.

s. neighbourhood.
'Yp.uli^ni-P-lii,
coin, money;
s.
drachm;
T-^m-r,
/Tj

to pay
ready
"J2"''"p'^L"
penny
; -mlp
rature,
litecash
lini^h-^
^uiptiufuh-^
'^uiutuitiirl^y
;
;
lecture, te^L-C' *" coin, to make
money.
register;

*" school-fellow.
'\"HP"a'"'il'3
s. office of notary
'\-i,(pn"-R[iLi'

"

letters ; book,
study; order of lecturers; lyp um-u/ry
tered,
an
idiot,ignorant,unletif-uipnt-P-hufi,
the
illiterate person-; '/-A-,^%/'4
-^:
,

politeliterature.

belles lettres,or

T-nAui^ laj/
carriage,etc.
,

of

door

wicket;

s.

s. numismatist.
'VpuMinank'"
a. numismatic.
%p,uil'uinliinujliuj'tM
s. uumismatics.
%pmir,n,fli,nn^[H"t^
s. funds, capital.
%
[-/u
"fi^
of coining
s. act
'YpujiHu^npifni-P-ltt^

money.

of

'V"A""4"/i knocker
*.

s. numismatography,
l-pujJ'ui^pai-P-'f

door.

^n^nuuiuii, '^niiiuuiiu'ii
laj S. pOrter,
,

usher, door-keeper.
s.
%ni,ujui,u'iinu.p^liii,
portor'soffice
or
employment.
sf.portress.
'\-n.'biiiuiu/r,nL,i,li
']-n"""^u"^m_j s. latch, small bolt ;
lock, bar.
s. the vena
l-n-'ii/rp,,!//
portse.
,

exchange
s. bill of
'\.p,.,.raj[3^n,-,j9^
that amasses
'\'P^"rmJ-n,in4a.

to

to

ring,to resound,

make

ring.
vn.
T-ziA^^.r,
/.-juif

toll,

to

money;
lection;
cols.

collector,gatherer ; tributary ;
u.ni,h,_, ib'uyi^,to

half-penny.
s. drachm,
penny.
']-p,u,riu/j^,n; two

pence

feiter,
'}-pu.,ria\n,fi
forger, counterfj
s.

toll,to ring;
^nS/j/A ui^uA^^ [iiT,my ears tingle.
s.
tinkling,ringing in the
T.n.%^/,ti

[er.

to

s. miuter, coiner,money^piuinuifUiuf
ing
*" coining,mint'\.pu"ru,i,u,,iin^P'l"^

of money.

ears.

money-box
s.
'^puiiTu/iin^
S* T"-"4

T"/l.f74
or
^n-nfP- inutiV

muilT*

^umlrpuif-lip
sf.adopted daughter.
floor.
'l-i/in/.^ni
,"j s. story,
,

sf.a little girl.

'l-uuipli/i

'l-iipn^s.
blame, reprehension ;
to blame;
"iilrij

ipt^u

va.
'\i,pnilirir,
frj/r

to

to be

u-n.^

blamo,

to

demn,
con-

s. drachm,
dram;
'Ypujii.J^
'Ypm^Jhtj
,

penny.

Ty""/""'I'j
'

orchard;

"

"'3

s.

at

door.

paradise; garden,

/inpm-utujijParadise

Lost.

s. bird of paradise.
1-^a//o"..u4"x/"_
born in
or
a.
I'pui/uuiaiTCnt-'r,
grown

paradise,in

the

s.

change.
ex-

s. assayer.
^p,uJ\u,f,npJi
to buy
va.
^p.uJkir,
i-j/,

[money.
or

for

farm

ypuihi^^ti^lyui^ jamb,
Ypitjtit^t
ffj
threshold;door-posts;portal, entry.
s.

s. courtier.
'^pui'iifiii
"iilyiij
a. s. beggar, that
'\-p,^'i./i
begs
,

door

to

s. festoon.
^-pu-uuAiiT'^/u.ou.'fc^fr.r,
ty^ va. to

work

from

door.
festoon

; to

in festoons.

ppt/ttiiiio.

pptMtfUin

yuipuJuuiuMli

"

a. s. ueighbour.
%P"n^lij/t-nj "firu.g
s. neighbourhood.
'\'puijin,_[3-[iiA
,

garden.

s. gardener.
'^p,ijf,inuiu{,.j%
a. positive.
T-^u/^u/i

pnutliij/jtiupiun
^Ufi^u
i

-o/l4'' ftu-

/' *"
'\'p-t"'o

S.
plantain;

,1^
,

spoonful;

spoon.

pO"

l-^u.^/y neighbour ; that resides

near, that dwells in the neighbourhood.
s. bot. dragon's wort,
'["pui/^n'b^l./in'r,
s.

spoon;
of

-/i,bowl
/unpni/tlip

sitively.
a.

s. agio.
'1y""'^z_"'4
capitalist.
'Yp'ut/'uiiii^P
s. money-changer.
'Ypu,,ih,ipn[u
'\p,uii'uj]linlunL.ld^lit^
s.
chauge ;

a. blamable, condemnable.
'^upniilrii,
contemner, blamer.
%ipnill"^a.

that knocks
^li.uq,opl[ni-s.

-case;

or

bank.

blamed.

to reprove.

grass

collect

[nummary.
money.
numismatic;
pecuniary;
a.
'^puiiTmliufb
'\puiinJliku
s
half-penny ; half a
drachm

va.

banknote, bankbill.

to incite,
to solicit,
to instigate,
to
va.
induce, to raise.
[citer.
s. abettor, instigator,
ex'\-pi-bi_a.

S. q.^,f^/,cA.
'\-p^%l[.t.-i,
vn.
to stammer,
Z"''-"'ii''i'l"^"'^"'-!i^'
^pq-m-iu-jri/'

to

lisp.

bl-l'

""-sby"- to shake, to stagger,

to moTe,
to

to excite.
agitate,
Ivr""-/"^'^3"ii vp.

lyiogu.^,
streamer,
u/j s. hem, skirt,^
ard,
pennant; flag; banner, ensign,standcolour

to

; S.

T-^o^^.
'Vpo^t.^fip
/ipmji s. ensign,

stagger,to

to stir.

move,

l-pif-n-^UL
5.
lY,^"t.n"_iift
suggestion,
instigation.
tering,
chatTyj^^iiA I'p.f.^i.ni,
s.
prattle,

ard-bearer
stand-

gonfalon-bearer;

neret.,
ban-

'Vpo^uii.npbanneret; ensign.
%,o^i"l_,irin^ s. sculpture,image,
a.

chitchat.

idol,statue

tion,
s.
infringment,contravenTyiJ-m^j^

faithlessness.
to

to infringe,
to
fail,

s.
violator,transgressor;
'\fpJ-n,i^

'}'^uu,fiu/ii
a. ducal.
s. duchy,
[B.'\'cJ-'o%p. 1;^on^/3/.t5/
T^o/ii_4//
sf.duchess.

faithless.

a.

T-f/'a**.
talisman,amulet.
T-^.^^tiT,
tj/i vn. to tap, to stamp
with

oglyphics,
hiertlip^"imi-lipMuliu/ii^

"

[images.
'I'po^j;
tjl^va.to sculpture,to make
']-(,o^,t,,.,it
image.
ly s. sculpture,

[contravene.

'\'l"J-lrir,
h^liva.

the feet ; to toll.

s.
I'/.^Y-/"-'*'
stamping
'Vpn/ijporter,usher.

^pn/u^s.

I'o^o^s.toad

dukedom.

; stallion

(lizard).

[tinkling.
with

the

feet;

hair-band.

'^lin.^if,
ly or luj s. character,mark,
print,note, impression, stamp ;^seal;
bodkin

; blemish

; confirmation.

s. medal.
'h^.ijj.fi/.i-

^pniJiui-nii
a. marked.
T-pir^JtiT,
hj[, va. to print,to mark,
to

stamp,

decipher, to register;to

to

seal ; to confirm ;
with a hot iron.

to mark
/"u"^""A""i"

s. incrustation ; sculpture;
ceiling,wainscoting; thin plate
metal; emblem; well finished work.

l-pni-iun.
,Mij
,

of

"" emblematic.
'1y'""-"'?-'"4'"*
'1y'"'-'"?-^'A
Irjitva. to incrust;,to
sculpture; to ceil ; to -w^ainscot; to

embellish,to plaster.

to

ornament,

". veneerer;
T-^ni-iu^f^
plater.
'I'pnL.ujm
ly s. eulogy, praise.
'\-pni.uiuitir,
A-j/fva. to praise, to

\j

alphabetand the second of the vowels

It is sometimes
usedfor,or confounded
with the letters 4 "/'"""; for example ;
,

It'-'ij^
*^f'%"ti'k^; iri'k"kpk; l"-'ij
."y_
%
h
fivB
; y^tuK, miil^rTC-^
\la.i.p^ etc. S. boPi, etc.

uufb

give praises,to
PpnM.uJirr[re

(yelck)t^". the fifthletter of tho

D.
p/itlt-UJiirnt-Hu
ppm^iiiitt.

a.
bptf/i-.u/

act of
l-pn^a-lii."!,
down

; fifth.

cabinet-maker.
\!plr'iiu,ii.npir
wji s.
s. cabinet-work.
yS/s.l/iiiiii.npifni-P-lii-'is

celebrate.

s.

putting

or

place, position,posture,
; system ; theme, thesis.
;

ebon.

\}pt-'bnu,
f s. ebony; ebon; ebony-tree.
cloak.
["s. hooded
XSppTfujii^,

laying
tion
situa-

hebrew
a.
Xsppui/uj^i""!'
;
piuppuin.
the
hebrew
hebrew,
language; oa*,
-

b.
ppni^ff- ypnt-J-u/ti
1

prtcr-jTff

"

etc. '\"upnil_,
etc.
l-ptinilj
l-po^,ni-g or /"js. banner, ensign,

hebraism, hebrew

idiom.
hebraist.

'

bww"?-^'" *"
ad. in hebrew,
^sppuiiy^hpk'''

in the.

gonfalon: idol, statue ; hebrew language.

a flag; \,fnL.guM'ulrl_
hppiyl^jt"3'-"3 "*"""'" 'Jc?.jew; hebrewj
the Hebrews, the Jews.
the flag,
to lower
to strike one's
-^
"ly,
a.
egyptian,of Egypt.
\jf^u{uiiniuA
colours;
[ture.
\}^l,M^iniii/iiwp6-ii/i,
a. that has destroyed
s.
seulpstatuary,
'Ypo^if.npb-ni-Pl,^,
flag,standard
-u

to hoist
Mupiiulllrij

b. ^pO^IU"_.
T-^O^UjS-

or

ruined

Egypt.

bJi^

ySfliuimiu^uiuM
maize,
s.
or

Indian

hUi.

\!^,u%nii
b^'/'j.
""j

corn

cow-herd
u^jiinliup Xji^ini/j
\3tinii_s.
,

end ; limit

"

; shore ; edge ;
to
minate.
iTiufi,hi_, end, to ter-

niiik-ijJ-

Tjf/lM;.nni-4/#
sf.egyptian woman.
W/'" /'*" ssgisishield.

term

s
\SilPu,irl,[,m%l,
prsetexta (a long
robe fringedwith purple).

'

Eden

ast. Bootes.
ploughman ; b'^'-y.s. bulimy.
\j'llf"'pi"i[3
ity,
b'/r'yqh'p.g.p-nj s. border, extrem-

s. turkey-cock: ibis.
bf/"'""""'4""yji^liui.ntypL
s.
egyptian alphabet,or
life of the holy fathers of Egypt.
s. a. egyptian.
b?^/"V"'"a/'
j"-"5

b?-*-'/",
"y s-

ox-stall.

s.

buck-wheat.

wheat:

; the terrestrial paradise.white

sult;
s.
conclusion; re\siv"'li-"3"'-P^b'^'

b"/^t./;x.pn"_.^^"
-5-/* a.
,

origin in Eden, born

that

its

has

epilogue.

in

produced

or

clude,to

Eden.
,

of choice

to terminate.

ers
flow-

conclusive.
]j^tu,jni-jp^a.

flowers.

Xsi-hii'iuuiiiifiili
a. planted or

COU-

infer.

to oonclude,
va.
ni-j[i
Xs-liiiiijni-gu/iilril',

-Jhu/ii a. of Eden.
b'^-A-i/iu^ui^/
b7-A-./;"4/n-"/
a. composed of the

of Eden;

tO

va,
ni^tjli
Xjt^uiliuiqnt-qu/lih-tri

placedin

laurel
s,
\jnph-ijt
berry.

t-.t^h-tpTj
Biitnm-c^,

laurel's

Eden.

bt-

one,

""

[alone.

alone.

that

a. unanimous:
b^"pi"'*'

speaks

s. sollloquy.
[""-'ii
\;^ap,a'bn--P
ad. solely,
\lliupuii"
only.
a. sole,only,even.
Xjiaipn^'b
to assomble, to
va.
}siiu,lajp.tril',
/rjj[i

a.

'"J

one, sole,only;s.

gr. singular.
ad. singularly.

acetic

"

spirit.

tiuilti
T^ril',ji"'t "'/""/^
\j[S-lrrfgtjfauitituq
,

ethereal, aerial

l^,p-iuja.

; celestial.

s. chim.
'\}P^lrpuiitl!ii
ethyle.

"

\}ju./itii'i,wui%ii

s. singularity.
t;ju/4""i/n-/?/,ti

b?f'W'

ititirp.miiiu'i,
sulphuric
-;-./""".

3u,t""'h'"''
empyreumatic

unity. perhaps;

\;qiij^,i/ii
uij a.
,

othor ; hoavou; cAtw.

s.

\sp-kconj.if; provided, on condition;

be
it so ;
utpk^ ql-" if
be
"#ufe^i ^Iri^,if you
you love me ;
whether
told ;
do
he
uipmujJ^tc
o^,
it or not;-/f54-, whether;
perhaps;
if
unless.
not,
except;
"j_, save,

unite.

b^'4

\;p-trp,
mg
ether

singular;*. singular
or
singularly.
\jf3-[iiy
\;plii-"ylyj or "uy *.
voice only ; una. of one
animous. plungeon.
\;^Ji,,jii
[thiopian.
E\}P I^nifjJlui^li
S.
O.
\;Pl:nili/"ii,jb
S.
a cavalier,
rider,horseman;
\;^uiJ[,s.
\}i^
bz.
; -/i u//^."^
dient;
expemeans,
small boat.
ad. with
tO dOViSO,tO
a singlehorse:
-^ uitfiun-u n-maJhlrij
to assemble, to
to remedy ; "i_4/"
find means,
\}qia'i,uiir,
"imjui"^"i,ju,j vn.
number

""

9''-

; ad.

be united.

ns_irnM-u,they could

tt_

enthymeme.
\}q,,iii.uil"-

out

s.

I do

}Sjlri,[iir,
tji"!/vn.

to

terminate,

in

nor

not

; n^

know

not

^f i""-"r^
how

neither

ti.

^"^m

get

^"r,

to act.

bt..irinj,ip^'".\s,r.

to

finish;to coniine.
bff"?-or b^"4 iig s. straw-berry;
s. end, term.
b^tfin'-ffi'
arbute-berry; mniA^ -^ straw-berrylimits, plant.
t^frf"!P "'/'Js. pi. confines,
boundaries; horizon.
b^"/^"-'""!p s. placethrough which
^'*' t"'*j *" ox ; ast. Taurus ; one goes and enters.
b^
bot. mullein; hqh'i'
botluq^li
s.
tqli'i,
ladder, scale; stairs,
Xsiu/bk-i^
um^
.

"

; S. Ij"^y"i4*".
bot. mullein, shepherd'ss.
\;^iuii-li

camomile

stair-case ;
up ;

club.

a.

of

going

out

^lufinnliuiL.a round
,

or

going

stair-case.

\Siiui,kir,
hfl,vn.

s. bugloss,ox-tongue.
Xji^iuiiJT^,.
s. team, yoke.
b^/oY^K-i-

the

b^'*"4 ^' Oall ; U^#*"#/"_6-#ynulift

cockchafer, may-bug.
"

"

s. chasselae.
\si^iu,lib
[couple.
or Jhili
s. a coupleof oxen
b^"""/^".
;

inside

to

to go out,to go from
the outside ; to ascend,

to go to a higher place ; to be born,

to take rise,
to be produced,to proceed,

to emanate, to flow from, to derive ;

attain,to arrive ; to agree, to be
proper and suitable ; to surmount, to
to

b'lU.

produce ;

hVi.

134

Vtl.
t-j/uif
\}iiiti-np[,i/
/ri/fi
jj^iai^npk-iT,

ij^iun^ui^ni-uli
utpiTuimmath,

"

to extract

the

root.

square

extraction

malh
uipiTutnin^

[arrival.

come.

s. coming,
b/tf^i^'-Pt
b4'"t-";""-/3^/'
field
or
s.
camp\}fit,jtju,^npu,1,

s.
tion
shoot, sprout, produc\}jn,_q^,-.ilh

to

chapel.

evolution.

ecclesiastic,
ing
belonga.
\sliir,ilrju,liia'i,

s, being, existence.
b^.c/J/iii
s.
\}iniJ!l'h
proceeding, emanation,

church

the

to

ecclesiastic ,

*.

clergyman.

birth, emission.

clericalism;
sb4%%""4"A"'-/?/"-*'
to abandon
orders;
/3^//^"i-/_
holy
s.
f
\}ir,i^"ii
carbuncle,
boil;
fiii^nhi
of a clergyman, to
state
the
or
mour
tucareer
blister,
pimple,
bubo, malignant
"

gatheringunder

the

off the

throw

to form
i^m'iih-i^jui'iip-u
iriuiiiirij

surpliceor

the cowl.

a
arm-pits; .pu/ii,
alto-relievo.
sacrilegious,despoilerof the Church.
ij-uili^ug
to assemble,
ascension
Xslihiihju/biaiT,
s. pL elevation,
b^ irilij
""_j'f/vn.
convoked.
be
to
act of going up;
issue
gushing out;
S. Xjiihiit-^uiiM/
-"/""'*'
exit; proceeding, emanation, birth
b4i-'t%'""""'4
S- hlS"
\;lllrrlh-a,uululii'ni-J'iruiMnlrl
production; end, term; effect,event,
ecclesiastic
Church
the
of
torian
the
east,
success
,
; resort, resource;
historian.
sun-rise; disbursement, current
penses;
extO aSVCi.
"s-j/"
^lllTi[lrqiiijni-ju/iilrir
death, decease; opening, aperture,
market; excrement;
4^//"^/"j, semble, to convoke.
the
expedient;
2fu,?/.""/;.u^4/.
means,
sembly
s. church, asjA--'"j
\}lilr,ik^jj[,
turning of the street ; /.4tt/"j
y,-n,
-

'

decease;
/"luip^l^

disaster;
success;

to Grod ;
-,

at

ingenuity, to find a means

;
k-[[n^p
mits,
uuiifir.u'buiy
"iingu,at their bounds, li"/"-

to

he

b4^"A

west

thousand

a
I

-p

income

; /""U^piuj-^

misfortune.

b''^.
-

accident,

[come

p^/'!
-

n-ni-\int.

b//'"4"i summoned,
""

now!
on!

come

cited;
-

thistle ; chard.

s.

b4'? int. oh
way

^^
\}nuiliiutttuqni-qtublrtS*
"'-31'
to exist.
create, to cause
s. cruet, vial for oil.
\s,uu,/h/i,
*

".

^0

"

dead

comes,

; like

'"J s. fork,pitch-fork.
modification ;
s. mode,
\l,l,ii'/"ali
luj
form, formule, make, manner,
way;
conduct;
sort,kind, quality,
condition,
expedient ; turn, trick ; mus. air,
means,
modulation;
time, measure;
tone,
gr.

season;

muipi-nf,

foreign.

uAif-npi-

season.

harmonious.
b/j""^""4""-""/"
to luodify.
VU'
\}q,u'i,iuiiuii-npirir,
frj[i
a.

means.

mood;-

income.

b4'""-"/'
'"J

made.
bY_"'4"''fc
uij a. created,
with
creation
ad.
\},l,u/(,"A,auik"
created being.

that

the

or

(book).

b^-"*

lun.^

to summon,
to cite, to go to law.
'iilri_,
\}liiii,nji-n,
or
"ri"[,jj
""j s. a. revenue,
est,
income, settled income, annuity,interrent; proselyte,neophyte ; foreign,
extrinsic
false ; -^ uip^nHifi
exotic
,
annual
finances; ""luiph-liufii
revenue,
income
one's
to
receive
; ",inu^i,ui_
q-'ii
-

Ecclesiasticus

b'f^S.
p"-"^b'^""7-"
'"jr s.

jlriu ,^[,^

years;

he is in the privy ; "--t///^

k
'"yl'j''
asl. rightascension.
\ili
s. act of coming, arrival.
nal
\}li,ujj s. a. alien,foreigner;exter;

b'4

aC^iuqtiip
ujiltuqIriti t

Itui
; trl^ttMij

lived

; office of

sacrist.

Preacher;

,"_

patron of a church,
[of a church.
s.
\;(i/r.il.-jap^'iikp
"bt-.u^ consecration
a

s. Ecclesiastes
\j/""lji-u[iu.u,nku

["jh^,
; j,M,ptrLjr,"l-j
frOffl BaSt
Jpi^i- [,iPf-mu
phL.r,L.
jtrilij

; sacrist.

church

s. offico of church\ililr,ilrt,"i,u'bnL-lflf

warden
of

one's

confines

patron of

self,to reflect,to exercise

-,

church-warden
\}litr"iivjui,u'i,
"#j s.

remedy; jt^" .u^ifri_/7"_,

o.,t"ui_"._
at day-break,at dawn;
sun-rise,

the end
towards
of
jh-iii ,i.,"ih"uji,nj
to
bethink
spring ; t^.. /, ,/;,,/.
^^t"_,
one's

militant; juj,iP-u,liu/b

triumphant.

the church

to

means,

church

the

crated
temple conseassembly ; ^.im-nptruii^

faithful ;

of the

iftiiuAMtr/t
^iftuiMuiii
^tupk-fj
llflV UC'"3
to
lu"i,^k-i_,
j,"[i^u,piri_. devise, to find
"nn"-.

j.u^"

Ju,/"n,/,i,//
j'u"^,i,t,/i
t^y. Exodus;
-, '^"["pfi

bTLt

Sii

XStluHiui^uit-npni-iih
s. modifieatioTi.

cane.
s. walking stick,
IjTit-q.'iiuijniL.ui
\},lt-qi"uifin,i^s.
pipe,flute.
\j,ilrqi"A,^,p^nM.p
s. speciesof acquatic
vegetation found in stagnant pools.

\}il,a'i,uiliir.r,
to sing harmoniously.
yu.
lrg[,
bY_""V"'"'
l^'ikor ir,iMyvn.

to be, to
of cane
created; to happen ;a. made
hqiriS't-iii/
;
of cane.
""-/'*4! to sojourn;
^^/^ pmi^, to
"ju^i cane, stick made
know a woman;
*" small
cane.
i^'il-^p
b/^t^'*'f4
i^i" h^ h,^^ inj.,
let there be light! and there was
a. reedy ; *. reedy
hght ;
b^fr?*/"'-"'
*'7.%for f^'ibjit
so be
'^'d'sl'
it,
amen,

become,

to be

n-iui-ui,

fen.

"

be it
God
so; Jt /r.il"j[.,

hoar
forbid!
loaded
with
a.
\},jir!ihu,[uiuni.
\s"l,i/i.ni^[,iii
rain.
s.
creation;being, frost,
[drizzling
frosty.
creature.
a.
drizzled,spoiltby
{ji/li-aiiuifiiuip
with
zling
drizwife.
covered
bf."'/'
sf.
a.
spouse,
\},llrm,uiuiuiin
"y
1

rain.

XSilioplilrJ',
Arjfva.
^'Ur'"iPP"l' P"'r3
'

4o^

lutiMuitut^np
lay
"

oil.

brother ;

"/tS-

eldest

anoint,to

*"

'

Irpk^
youngest
;
tul-uiil.

to

"

lipinuhi,

"

; u.^.

^ "^pliumna in

"

Christ-Jesus.
ad. fraternally,
brother\Silpiujp,upu,p

'y;

to live togeh'^uii_i"i"iJliJhui'iiu,
ther

S. Xifptt^'Ui^tup
Xjillylti^uipuip
n-u/b
Xjifh-iLli or pu/ii trpniiipOr A-_
qlrp^ s. rascality,offence, misdeed,
"

tFop uncle

or

a. that
casts, produces
hiitabuip^n.rain.
drizzling

like brothers.

^"lF-"i3P"'tl'c
*" adopted brother.
f-pl'
"

malice, crime, wickedness, fatality;

to commit
catastrophe; j- uA/iiJiinin%uji_,
to
crime
ence
experia
y-muAt^
;
misfortune, losses; to risk, to
be in danger.
[ed,rascally.
wickb/^A-reAia^fT^ft-,
uij a. flagitious,
edness,
wicks. villany,
b"^fr/i-'S"u.^#.^4-n"-/?/"-t"
-

byF'Wf""4"A a. fraternal.
[ber.
crime.
heinous
^iP'yc^it'j*" fellow, fellow-membrotherhood;
\jlP";jp'"iji'"-RI'i-'''
s. fraternity,
-jlfii-i-iipa. flagitious,
\},ltniiifliuA
mous,
[member.
fellowship,
wicked, rascally;bad, maUcious ; enorto be fellowatrocious.
vn.
Xl'ip-yp'iAii'i/',
ui^iy
wickedness.
s. monastery.
s. rascality,
\;np,ypii,%nji
lj'"fe-"*oi-/?/"
that
loves his
obvF"^/"""'t'i"
pn'^ip s. complaint,
\}illrp
\S'if^p4;
"'ti'"'3
,

"

[deceives

lamentation; tragedy.

his brother.

dismal
mournful
'[jil^put^iiM'ii
plaintive
; tragic;
dreary ; lamentable

fratricide
that
a
\s^ujpuiuuiiJi"
fratricide
s
\}ilp.uijpMauufuM'h,iM-P-fi,Sb
.

of

[brother.

brother.

his
ill

[hood.

brothers. fraternity;
\},lp.,ypnLj3
[li.'i,
therly
s
\S'iP'yi'ul'p'"-P-l"A
charity bro.

tragi-comcdy;
iuj,in,M,/i/rpq.ni-P[itii
or
death;
tragedy.
mtiu^ljtragic,sad spetacle,
-

mHu^, tragic end

"lutluT^.i/ii

sf.weeper, mourner.
\s,ihpiuir,yp
WlM lottUCO
byt^y. '^qk-pq-mll,
lug S.
,

endive.

succory,

a. elegiacbf^t^t^^u.^-tj.u.liiu'i,
aelegiac
; *. elegist.
b'"i/"t^"-'""y
funeral
s
song ;
}s,lhplrpii.ni-P-liLit

love.

b'/F"f""s.

brother.

that
hates
a.
\s,lp.uijl,iMia,lriu^
s.
}S'lP"^l""""lrj""-P-p--'r'
hatred,

will towards

murder

'

brother.

hot. hellebore.

of

brother; elegy.
i-t-uy
tf-t-nj
b^iinj s. pine; fir; cedar ;
nephew.
\;,lirL.ph
\jilk-ut!ii
s.
;
hoar-frost,
nf-MTu/i,
rime, mugwort , artemisia ; kidney-bean
to
drizzle.
southernwood.
frost;l^ui'itlri^iriihJh/u
S. \3^^^.np^u
I'j s cedar ; cedar
Jji^p-npna
\},ikt,%,aif"i/in
fir-wood.
fir-tree
in
wood
a
;
\}il/r^iuiSim/i
dwelling
;
uMj
placesplanted with reeds or canes.
or

s.

son

calamus.
s. swoct
\}i/lriiiiMiifantjb^
\}qlrifiu,lun.lii.
".heapof broken canes.
of a cane.
a. in the form
'\},llrifiui.ilri.
s. rccdy fen
\jqlrifiiui^uiip.
-mni^puili
;
place plantedwith canes.
,

a. cedrine.
ik-uiji
byti-?/^
,

"" endive, succory.

bi/kf Iritk^tt
.?. rccd, cauc
qlrq-"''i'j
; pen
\sqki-'''
,

ble;
stem, stalk of corn ; rush; straw, stubwalkperch, pole: sweet calamus;

22

hXff
stick,
ing-stick,

cane

mui"ii^ui,/."i,^ b'/4a. lukewarm,

tepid.

mournful.
plaintive,
itiuij,
glass-blower'spipe,
blowing-iron, \},l!iuili,ut,
to
come
vn.
cool, to be^u^u,i,[i sugar cane ;
b'/i'"^'""^!
"y^
[tepid.
bambooj" miitppujpu/iitul^tjjb, tepid.
~4''7-^"^/'^"
to make
(glass or brass) blow-pipe.
m-i/liva.
XfilJiuj^ni.^ui'iitJ;
a.

bunting-iron;

b./jihi^
lamentable, deplorable,
s. sugar-cane.
a.
\j'i!^t'i'"'z^'i^'"["
etc.
S.
etc.
^'itf'i'l'/i \}iit,ii,[,i^
unfortunate, miserable.
misfortune, misery,
s.
h'lj' tifi-nfs. green corn;
/""""""_
\;,l^nt-P-liLii
roasted
corn
or
disaster, calamity: lukewarmness.
Jlr,x,u
grain ; S. \T"'-i'lito implore,to
b'i/'^^*-bot. nettle;j^-"i
b'z/'^.
\;,i.tu,%i,iir,
tuguif vn.
,

"

-,

indigo; ^htCI,"hpUL bot. ivy.

a. delicate,
*bql"inj
tender; smooth,
glossy.

beseech, to conjure.
sf.hind
\},luh./l^,kifufi,^

or
XJiljiuutlltuii
Xj'lJiL^ulrujii
q-uj^i^

onyx,

S.

Elysian fields.

; refutation

fawn.

s.

aster;
disgrace,misfortune, diss.
\}ili,"-li
ble,
wretched, unhappy, miseraa.

suppose,

supposing that, that being supposed.

destruction

; roe.

sardonyx.

\s,^-n[,pntj

h'ib^tS- \}iiu/i,["r;
p-k,
s.
\jiip-

unfortunate;

a.

what

alas!

int.

t"r
t" !
spoilt,corrupted, misshapen, bad;
unlucky !
ijlm!
pity! how
that
I am!
oh!
wretch
is me!
^np- ad. disorderly,confusedly.
woe
! unlucky me
I am
!
b'lp-'uq.nplr
a.
ruinous, corruptive, how unfortunate
to believe one's self
noxious.
destructive,
tiuipif.uiijii'hJil^i
to supplicate,
\lq}rujq.ni,lr[,ir,
irt-^iyvn. to fall,to
unfortunate; J- u,'uliu.%lri_,
one's
ruin, to decay, to crumble, to be
to entreat, to beseech, to expose
bended
to
to
destroyed by time or accident.
on
implore
griefs, pray,
-

-u

b'lp-iafnpi-tii.piiiA
s. wicked

action,

knees.

iniquity.

s.
nail; claw,
b7""-^'?* yii^fr'"'i'3
.

a. corruptible
\},ip-,ii%lr^,
1j"^6^,"4",A
;

talon ; hoof:

fragile; that

may

be

onyx.

hinderance, obstacle.
tfy^i.^*.
bY""-"" tqti'lia. substantial.
a.
horned, having
b,^"t^,o^fr,^

effaced.

to corrupt, to
b'fS'"'*'fr"/'.
va.
tiip-[i
spoil; to vitiate,to destroy,to ruin,

fine

undo, to efface ; to erase, to scratch

horns.
out; to disfigure;to abolish,to abrogate,
s. gutta-percha.
\;,l^k-i,M.,/uk"fto annul, to cancel; to disconcert,
s. rhinoceros.
\s,l2h-pu.libT:iiPto put out of tune, to disorder; to
horned.
\},i^puii-n[i
""y a.
Iruit.
overthrow; to waste; to notch, to
u. homy,
neous
corIriy^
\;q^lilru,i
to
horn.
choke, to bruise ; to cross
trumpet,
mar,
s.
;
out ;
[, 2i^Jh,p,"ni-P/r%i^
to
qlfhu,"!,,,
s- carob-tree
; carob-bean.
big/i-pfiilhorned
deprive one's self of,to shut one's ears
cerastes,
s.
serpent:
^S'l^-cl'i
to

to the

truth.

cornelian:

'\}qiru/i,[,j;
vn.
hifir,,.,
spoil,to destroy

; to

to

brazen-faced, bold,

a.

[-, the stag

shameless.

corrupt, to

disfigure.

bells.

stag ; hart ; p.uin.ui^

\j"lSfri""'""J
ulous
/.J s. chimaera,fab\}i^pn^Lu^,u^,
sni.

monster.
iriJiihir.

[destroyer.
jack-daw.
\}ililr(inL.li
pli"'3*" tame
ti'/*-/'i.a.
butt (as a
s. destroying,
to
destructive; \},g/!-l,jlrir,
tj^ va
ni-uiif
yiifir
\;,fp-,"_;/i,
s. corruption, ram)
nj
; to gore.
depravity,decay;destruction,
exstinc\},i2b"-["
2^(1 ^r"'3 O"" t^iy *" born;
tion ; blot, erasure
horn ; vessel
huntsman's
; abolition,
horn, French
tion
abrogafrg^
made
of
salient
; J"
juiiiiuil^iiMhnM^[3-^tLM
^iiiitnM.^ or cup
horn;
angle:
g^%hi_. J- ^,bi_,to destroy,to ruin,to
force; glory , honour, praise:
power,
annihilate ; jcAe?".
p^/'hi j,ui-lrpu/iiu,^
: bot. carob-bean:
*oupping-glass
waste
to
one's
"fil'ij
"nuin%l,i_,
tubulated-;
self,to retort;
/iiniinilui^uit-np
throw
one's self away,
to consume
to puffone's self
uiS^t^ S. bYi^/"jfr"/*;
one's self,
to wear
one's self out; to
to threaten, to menace;
up with pride;
,

faint.

p.tiinAmtinM-quiltn-/
ut'/hiiJitJIiii'/j

it"u

^luu^

bVP

bn-D.

1 57

\j"iuip^nii
U.J

prefect;viceroy,

s.

^'"^P

vizier.

to lift
"'"rpuipiniui-iii'lini-P-lrit/b

[royalty,vizirate.
up the horns, to become
rogant,
\}uiujppnunt-P-[,iJi,
insolent,ars. prefecture; viceproud, tyrannical; to raise
buf^^'^" /'s. pinna-marina.
one's crest,to rebel;
s. pi. blame, contempt.
\ji"ihp,a'hp
"["ii-ku
l,.np,"u.iiyi_
,

m^

h^i/ii
utirpiupmun-u/iint-P

the

horns, to humble,

to

break

a. reprehensible.
\s.MiL-pkit
to blame, to despise.
va.
\3"ilrplTj;
Irgl,
s. blamer, contemner.
\""t'^pl'i_a.

brsak

to

humiliate,to
the
pride;

down, to lower
^plini.p-lrm'i,
j^i/nfhom of my salvation;
reliance
support , strength , prop ;
,
the just shall
fs-uipifi
iriflitjl,
uiiiif^upn/
-

S. XJaih-piititD
U"lkpnt-lfft

s. epicurean.
\su(lilini.phu/ii
l;"//"/^''V'i""
"" sacerdotal
maniple.

"

lift up his
be exalted.

head;

the

righteous

shall

\S"il'"i""i""'"a

s. bishop.
\;u{liuiin,Minuuili,u'ii
a.
episcopal.
s.
suffragan,companion
\;iii[iii/iau/ni,u,/j[,j
I

\S'illiM-[iiup.niu
a. horned, cornigerous.
S. b'^^-fM etc.
etc.
\}'l2J"-cl-li
,

of

bishop.

\;ufliullnulnn,M/l,l"l,a
tt. whOrO
" blshop'S
is ;

see

hi/k

kp ql'
.

k-ui^ V.
4- ""-/'Ajp
k h-pp-keip"'

\S^u,ni.,uir np
'

hif

ku

I,

"

out;

A-"

*-"/*

who

blot

out

am

it is

pardon

and

"ipn"4-/A IrplinL.
npn.f"^a ccrtaiu
had two
sons
; kp """/;"jlrp^nu"a^
,

man

u"A/.j,he

twelve

was

I
niiri_h,r,

old; j""-.

years

eating.

am

b.yL#4 ,"j
valley,side.

dark

obscure

place,
[pallium.
S. pall,
\}illii[inpn'ii
/i
\}J',l,npin
bi/3-pA uiider; S. P^'f
ad. hypothetically.
\;'ii[3-u,^p,"p.,up
s.

ail-

or

a- hypothetical.
\}'iil3-,u,f.p,uliia'ii
to submit, to
va.
Js'iip-ta^pt-ir,
f.-j[i

subdue,

subject:

to

to

\;uiliulinuinuui.,M{k-ut
s. archblshop.
archbis
\$ufliu/initinuiuui/i-utni~[3-[ii^i
shopric.
[bishop'spalace.
,

that

am

times;
some-

I
hif'unfii
np f^,2lrJ',am,

k-n

it is I

.""i"#

^%

cathedral.
k-lihnk^[,,

"

it happens, it turns

be ; 4- ?/'

to
auxiliarij.

to

suppose,

s
\si,i[,uliniiinuiiip,ii'i,
bishop's see
s. pi.the
\;i^liu/inuini,tu/i,
bishops.
.

\;uil,u/inuiniii,i-[3-["i,
s
episcopate,
.

dignityof bishop,bishopric.
t/L s. ebullition,
bubbling: three;a.
boiling:third.,
Muniih-il'va. to trisect.
\}iLiapuiJ-[i'ri
s. trinomial.
\Sn.u,p.u,2l"
posed
tn-""/?/i"--p-nL-iru/iia. three, comof three numbers; ternary.
,

\;,uuip-p-n"-ni-li
s. tritoxide.
b. \jp IrvJ- uilip
\}rL.uicf-fU%p

subs. submission,
[fifPMiifpni.p-fii-'i,
assertion,
demand;
jection;supposition,

hypothesis.

"

""" chem.
bn-"'/n'-"*-"'4
triphanous.
". havlug three
yjn-ui/ni.iihuiii
lights.

of
bn-'"4"'*'?-"'i
a.

presuppose.

three

cubits

or

fathoms.
a. chem.
^jn-uilih-pui
trimorphous.
furnished
with
a
'\jiLiulipJiMfui'ii"^
.

'is'iip-iaint.u'iit-iy
0.
subluHary.

three

'{fltp-iu/^,,,/
[,js. subject.
a
XfliP-ui/^MafiuliiiA
hypostatical
;
,

constitutive.

[to exist.

to subsist
\fii[3-iuii,uf,u'b,uj;
lugiy

vn.

;
tO

couches

or

seats,

ad. trebly.
\;it-i''li}t
\;n.uiltn,iJb,a'ii
a. trilateral.
-linipliM
,

a, in
}sn.uii,uiu,np

three

|jn.""4/"-"'"4

4/"-"^"'4

volumes.
^

"

of three

that

things or words ;
"'-^l'
\piP-ia^uifiMtnnL.nntilh-li't
to subsist or exist.
cause
%"i-u"^, trisagion.
existence ; hywonderful,astonishing,
tn-"'4i""'2.o.
s.
postasis.
\}'i'P-"'li'yn,.p-liJii
surprising.
having three branches.
SI ^iinnpuifiii'n.
'\Sn.ui7Clr,l_a.
b'fc/Ju.it'"
[mlssion.
to boil ; to bubble ;
vn.
'Xjn.iuir,
sub"._j//
s.
\}'i,p-iuJtii.ni-p-l,iii
subjection,
to crawl.
to
to
shudder;
chem.
basic
subsalt.
swarm;
^fiip-iuii^s.
salt,
three
of
times
a.
mark
\}n.iuiru,%ujli
or
of
\}'i,p-uiSh,ai
[r s. hyphen
VO.

word

(.)
"

s. subclavian.
yiilS-m'iipu,^
s. eel.
yiipk-ik"
s. towel.
Ifiipt-p

division of

consists

"

measures.
u. that consists
\}n.u,J'iuu'b
-iFiau'iitriuj
,

parts; tripartite.
-Jkui'ii tt. triennial.
}sn.uiJhuy,

of three

bn-u.
\l,L,"Jkft
a.

s. priest.
'\}n.["i:u

great;

very

supreme,

trismegistus.
^j s.
\;n-u,Jl,ibn'b

bpa

I 38

\)n-j;,u
s. melody, song.
trivet.
s. tripod,
'isa.nuiiiAp
a. triduan,of three
days.
b'"-o/"i-"y
b" /"^,/A"ipron. I; *-" /"i"pimyself;

[months.

trillion,

quarter, three

^n.,uiruir,u^t4/" s.
months
of three
a
\}n-uiiruhuMi
months
three
of
term
J-uiJ'iu'iiuili
,

for me
for my
as
liniiji'u/iik
,
in
i"4"""-i"_
opinion;
my
part; "om ^i"

jlAH

"

[mar.three-decker.
I ; t/" t-j;
stories (house); 0/.4 trii here I am, here am
tj"
I
beside
I
4
.
it
is
am
[ftii jfiu
; "^
b/tiu^,^/i s. ad. two days ago, day
I
master
of
not
am
before yesterday, [fervently,
devoutly. myself, distracted,
I
driven
mad.
fervent, ardent; ad.
a.
\;n.ui%q.ii,fli%
my self-possession,am
gerent
liouteuant,vice\}mlrquil{iM,i_,
a. of yesterday.
\liLij/Lq.t-iii'i,
uii/ s.
firm,
; a. stationary,
; successor
}jn.ii/iiii.'i,
n-tu/ri s, ardour, heat;
stable.
heating,
warmth, bubbling, ebullition, overmech. movable, travelling
s.
effervescence
\i,ihniuiuipJ; fervour, fire,
steam-engine ; locomotive.
fury, rapture,zeal, devotion;activity,
vicar.
'ijuwt^MMiui^
vivacity,vigour ; abundance
;
i/ii/uy
uiy s. vicegerent,
s. lieutenauoy.
to
enthusiasm
\;mlr,iiMiuiii,'in,.p-["ii
inspire
"""-"^ot-i/t^
;
quarter.

a. of three
\}ii.uijuMi,li

iHupu^liardour for
battle.
[ous, eager.
fervid,ardent, zeala.
\sn.u,%^iiuitg
with

one

ardour

b"" i^'i-Iru, ad.

very

soon,

as

soon

ly,
immediately ; tm iki"k successiveby degrees.
b'"7^it.nt/^j.place,spot,stead;
sparkling;fiery.
\}n.uj'iiifiMuliinjifiMilia.
lrinh,i_ad.
there, in that very place,in
the same
place;immediately,directly,
a. devout, spiritual.
lsa-u/i,q.'i,ui,i^[i
forthwith
hot
vent,
fermn^n^ij to stop,to cease
a.
;^
boiling,
\;n.ui%^'iinu,
;
Muj
to go.
devout.
[S. \p.
ardent; fiery,spiritual;
as,

""".

bi" be ; "T^L live,fare thee well ;

t' te 0'' "^-e '*" quick, nimble,
b/i"'if-,
-

bt/^ii^iis. triangle.
[trical. prompt, rapid, swift,current ;
ad. quickly,currently;
a', trigonome}jn.u,'iili[ii^-iu^uiifiiiiia%
very
b. \j{"^^ ad,
s.
\}iuu,'iilil,i^,i,^]liniji
trigonometry.
\j"ruirf.uifLttf^
a. triangular.
bn-"'^'4f
"-*/'
-u

of three
a.
Xjn-ii/bjiiik-u^

s.

a. that
\jltaM^ujf%u,j

persons.

XliL.n'iinJi,
names.
a. of three
of three
Xjilmu^^a. verse

"

or

soon-

goes, that walks

quick,rapid,prompt.
measures

[times.
ad. trebly,
three
a. triple;
\}n.uiMi(Miiui[ii
\;fi.uiMqaiinf[t.-ir,
hglfvo. to triple.
tris.
\}n.ujuiu,n,in--P[iiii
treblcness,

trimeter.

that
bf""7-""S-mijf.
a.

begins

triplication.
plicity,
triumvir.
\ln-uiuit-u,
uij s.
\;n.uMuilruituliii/it
a. triumviral.
,

to appear

points, that
[fied.

soon.

thawed
soon
b/"'"?-"'4"'/_a.

or

lique-

that
*. triumvirate.
ljn-"uu^4-.#in"-/?^tS#
a.
\spij,ii-ui7Ct-,r
runs
rapidly
a. trisyllabical;
'\}n-ixMilui'uli
triphthong. (steed).
[ingenious,
sly.
\}iuiiiinlruni-P-lii%
S. p/iyS.
trlplopy.
b/""7^"^""a. subtle,brisk,cunning,
trisections. math,
\;n.uiu,nt-P-liL.%
bfu.^i"."/;ni.t/J^iA*.
subtUty,slyness.
a. divided into three parts,
a.
soon
tn-"'"nf"'4
\ipu"l.uj)ir,i_
changed.
divided trebly,trisected.
chem. boiling,
ad. quickly,rapidly.
\)rL,^jnim,s,
ebullition; '\ipujtf.uiuiku
that
darts forward,
bf"""?-"""i;"j
a.
to
makO
that
tO
runs
VU
\}n.ui^nL.gu/l,lrir,
quick, quick.
ni.j[,
boil ; to warm,
to give heat ; to make
that fails,
\;pu,f-u,uluu,i_
a.
soon
or
.

to

swarm

or

space

easily mistaken.

crawl.

t'tu^jot-jf^
s.

mcch.

boiler, water-

(in the steam-engine).

\}l,Mu,i.milu,[u7"u,'i,
(I. that passes,
transient.
transitory,

dies soon,

that

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ruined.
b/'u'^.'o^AY'
0. soon
}SpiMiii-iaq,njPquick
a

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1 39

\jpi"'H'iiii
poser;
coms. musician,
J-p^nu,^
,

nimble

music; -4.%,the Muses.

prompt, diligent.

^puiJ-^"iuli
s. a. singer.
\}puiJ-^,"uliu,'i,a.
musical;*. musician;
-"ii
,

\;i,iii^t;r,
vnairjj[,
to

hasten;

quicker,to

to

double

the

haste,

music.

l}piiitf-^iiiii^m'i,ai-P-[ii.%
s. music.
b/""^""n""7A-".
s. music-master;
chief

to go

pace,

to trot ; to

run,

hasten, to

to

make

to

of

accelerate,

musicians,leader

of the band.
s. academy of
'piM/i,
music

b/.

press.

a
'iSpuiij.^iP-uij
quick
.

that

music-school

runs

quick,nimble,swift.
JSputJ-^ntj^,
Dti. to play music.
irj[,
a.
\;i,ui^nui1k
music
lightor swift of foot ;
\;(iuiJ-^nni,p-l,i!i,
s
uiiAh[j
;
to play ; ^uj/i"uliu/ii
brisk,nimble.
^"^,*/,"4,"?,
*. quickness,celerity, vocal,instrumental
b/""''f"'-/^^"-*'
celeration
velocity, swiftness; expedition; ac\jpujp,/uy s. mouth, muzzle.
[jpuff 4"^..'"3 s. haft,hilt.
; frequency; phys. velocity,
-

-.

ri

speed ;

u*ni

I,

tult

Uti

act of leading
\}put/au,Aq."i.pp^-i,
s,

angular,circular
Mu'iililit^nyl/h
,

by the mouth.
velocity.
[catechumen.
s.
littleboy, babe ;
b/""/'"?/
\}l,utf"..^ velocity, swiftness;
h *" child,
haste,hurry; acceleration.
\Spml"u,j,u%uMiruigm/ vii
to causo
one's
dream ; fancy ; vision ;
self to be
\;pMaq_,
instructed in the
nj s.
to dream, to have
a dream,
mysteries of the faith.
uthnu/iilri^,
"

to dream

dream

not
tn/ruuililrij

t"
; In. n^ j-Ji uM'i,if.,uir Upuu^iujiju^nt-.jtu%lrir
'"-3I'VfX
instruct in the mysteries of the faith,
to dream
of; ^t_
t

ovou

to havB
"/frj/"4 mlraiM%h-i,
ploasaut, to catechise,to teach the catechism.
state
or
of a catechumen,
\Spui/iiM^jni-P-[,iji,
bright dreams; ^''"P-^ M{uie,"ti"i.hil,
s.
spectres or monstruous
fiio/ui^iu'ii
[first-fruits.
-fig
visions, dreadful, ghastly, frightful Xspuifuiypl^plruij s. early fruits,
dreams; j-" il^l^ij
j~b ""''"3^
ufiM^u^iri_, \}pujluu,'iM
iMi^ s. assembly, company,
civiouscircle , banquet , table-companions;
to have
nocturnal
a lasa
pollution,
to sit down
dream
k k^ufiig.
inupn-y life p.uiqJlri_
by compa;
nies
is but a dream.
or
groups; -^, mouth, lip.
that
\;p.u^u/i,l,ir,
s
panies,
\}puiqui^uia
explains
t-^iyvn. to eat by com-"

-u

-u

dreams.

[etc).

b/iuf/'aVAuy, s. muzzle (fordogs,

a.
b^"o/i//"""^^.n
thankful, grateful;
^'O be thankful,
ipil^L.'
grateful.

s- onelromaucy.
Xspimiuiq-lMt-Png-P^ti,

\}puilu,nuMif.f,u,ni-Pl,i%
s. thaukfulnoss,
acknowledgment, gratitude.
a.
\spiiiluu,u,i.l,,-m
favoured, that has

[dreams.
s. explanation of
\;put^4iiAnt-Ppi-1ii
diviner
oneirocritic,
s.
'bpuiqui'iirajf

dreamer, visionary.

by
by

means

of dreams

means

of dreams.

received

a benefit.
afavour,akindness,
beneficent
a
\}puilii,nu"if.npir
u"j

to divine
iptt-ij

\$niaau/biulP

\}pu"iiuailrudreamer;
s.

that recompenb/""'A'""'4"""'^/j
ses,
grateful; /tftihuto be thankful;

visionary,

enthusiast,fanatic.

Ijpujqiujnj^
a

s.

that

that

shows

-^

dreamer.
\;i,uiiinii_s.

\_l^npnju.
to.

\jputpiMnut^

of reminding
of benefits received.

s. act
Xspuifiuiif'bp
one

some

O.
\jpujluututultupit.trL.
\Jnujpttnuii-np

\}pui/ainiiiiMiuipui
obliged; ip"t-i_,
to be obliged,indebted,
if,"iL,^it-i_ni-inrp,
a.

to

\;puiqlur,
qtjfui/vn.
thingsin

thankfulness.
f

happens during sleep.

see

s.

Xjnujpiutuiuiin-~ilrtn-iuti

a.
ySprntfuiifinpi
subjectto pollution
during sleep.
which
s. pollution
\;piuqu,ilinpini-P-li

to

explains dreams.

fancy,

[grateful.
a.
Isput/uuiuilinpya
Unthankful, un-

^trituMouitiuiu*

O.

obliging.

fanatical,
visionary.
\}piuqiynf^a.

dream,

dream.

to

or
"

to

owe

obligationsto

tutubirlj^ui^nt^^uAih-g^
nrio

person

highly.

some
r

tO

one

ObllgO

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160

s,
\}iiiiiluuiuMiiiiiipinni.[3-lt^
obligation.

XtiiuiJiiillOi
-oi,k% ad.

b/'"'/^'"""'-"^
"v/
'

'^-

thankful

one

troops.

nefactor, \;i"i,'ii,ufnfii
bea. happier,very

s.

happy.
a. happy, full of
\}pui%uiipg
felicity.
fic,
a, happy, blissful;beati\}[,uM'iiu-liu/ii

beneficent, obliging
t** ^^- ^^"
^j'y "^
b/""/""'""-'V'/"^
benefits.
voured, to receiTe
'

in company,

in several

"

[fortunate.
to be

ficence,
*" bounty,beneb/'"'/'""""-"^"'-''/"-*'

Xspu/iiiu'iiiuir,
utiju,j vn.

obligingness.
vn.
ItljJ,
\Sp,it[uu,lr,r,

a. happy, blessed.
\jl,uh,ui^npi,
a. that gives,announces
\spufii,umn,.[,

remind

to

some

felicity.
to beatify.
nLjjjiva.
^ptJinutjni-^iifhhir,
beatific.
a.
\}pu/iiujjni-gli^
s. boatification.
\;pu/b,u^n--gnL.Uh

benefits received.

of

happy,

\spmluinlipMntru,!/s. favour, klnd"""i-.

ness, benefit,service, pleasure;
to
act
to
to
do
an
please,
oblige,
^ilrj^,
of kindness,to deserve vrell,
to favour.
s. vein; string,
filament,
\;piM,li,
mj
,

a
t^,./A"/"_t"/"-."Y.
happy
.

declared

; that

is

happy.

to
make
vein; slender thread;
\;piifiiiMit-hii-lrJ'
tj/. va.
be
to
happy ; -f-irvn.
happy.
-[,
pulse ; uil,q^hi_n-u tflil,hi_ijP^;f.liL^,u
to feel the pulse of; n^"pli,p-'i,^[,Jb
-[,
Xjnii/ltixit-nn
O.
Xjnuitthrtli
4"
beating, throbbing;
U
to
to
let
hue
breathe
to
a vein,
bleed,
'\3[,i,/i"f.,
"iilru
og or
uig s. dye, colour,
in
sound.
to
ad.
colours, variegated.
fig.
blood; ijihilri^fmany

fibre; metallic

Mun-lini~,

"

\;pii,'i,^lrir,
tj/.va. to colour,to stain.
b^uA^f^*. colourist ; colourer.
\;pailjit,4u,,Mi
"aji s.
sed
s.
happy ; k "np "p blesblood-letting, b/""*"fr""^a.
b/'"'4'"4""""'-/?/"-^'
is the man
that.
[Fortunate.
phlebotomy, bleeding.
S. \;pu,'i,kib
a. veiny, veined.
\;pu/i,iru,li
\}pu,^u,il,j
; vpf. Felicity,
a. happy, blessed;
\;pu/birilb^'tl/lUtiif.'t in form of a vein.
u,.i.it^,
a. glorified;
delighted. to make happy ; ip.yu to be happy.
b/'"'4'
b/""4/'4
t^uAt.r, tgf va. to declare happy,
\ji,uiir,
/rjor laj s. troop,flock;
nj,
a.
sembled; to felicitate.
assembly, company;
gathered, asint- happy ! s. S. b/""'*'"'-ad. in several
b^ui^/^a
troops, in
it please God ! would
if
to
/?4-,
p-liiJi,
flight
p-n-^.n^
;
;
^oi"[,^
;
company
"iitPu
Heaven
he
!
who
happy
u/bq-hiuijfiock,herd.
;
"p
to go
how
in a
vn
\;[,iuj'u,f"irp[,ir,
^li-l]
happy you are! lucky fellow !
Irij-ii
to associate,
!
flock,in company,
[flock. fortunate man
,nui,
liwnip.ujin
a- vena
b/'""i"'p"'-'*"

cava.

bleeder; lancet.

"

"

-[uni-dp.a- arf in a
\Sp,i,J'ii,luJ)iyuii_,
"ikp to
s. herd, flock, cattle; happy.
\;p,u,ruili,
.,y
.

"

^[inijstud
t

of goats, of

n^iupui^ flock
"lyh-jij^
sheep ;
/""il-s herd of

consider

some

one

s.
\}p"/rjn^l3-[,Ji,
felicity,
happiness,

[sociable. beatitude;-^ ."j/"//"^4/.,

fortune,wealth;

in company,
a. that goes
\jl,uiJ:Mi/ii"'ii
s.
shepherd.
Xipuiifhi/iii'iiiii/i,
uiij
b/""//^4/ya. of the same
fiock,or
,

[of children.
company.
[r
IJpuil/ietri,{JpMiiifuti^
if^nj 5. a trOOp
,

t/'""''"A""/'.
""juv
to

flock,to

vn.

go

to

assemble

in

b/'w/luu/^i" /"3 s. chief,keeper of

flock,or herd, shepherd.
state
of a
s
\;pMiiirui,Mih,"n,-l3^l,iii
.

at the

head

-^
^#7

St-iuitii,the
,

Jtp

l^p

beatitudes
,

thy, your,

holiness

your

of J. C. ;
his

; Tour

ness,
blessed-

Grace.

bf"/"i.n"-4/.
af. happy;

blessed;

np.

Fortunate.

kpuJifg:
"fcmjs. pi. groin ; loins,reins;
hip,haunch, thigh; knees; lap; m".u".
,

in company.

or

"

swine.

troops,

deem

Veneris
; .^ ""-*"".
grom;
h^ulilri^j-hiui^
n"_^/"i^
born
of,to spring from the loins

^u/^,"i!/L
-'iiuijmens
,

~''"'3

"

to be

"

of

of ; iViilrii^
j-'i'ui,op l"-p,ijto be yet in
loins of his father;^-iu ."6-t^f
kind or species.
to infork,
to mount, to ride.
"U^p-j-i
\jpuiifiuijnL.tftuIilTirt
ni^tjlt,
\JpuiJh-ir,
Irrjli bf'u'efa.. S. \S.^.,ku,
a troop.
'*" social,
\;puj,r,uuki,
loving its

person

own

the

va.

to assemble

together,to

in company,

associate.

to

gather

Vpu'it',l'j"
\}puj^i[ip,
lahuijs. pledge,
caution, guarantee; j-^/" ii./i""/""-/_

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laceration;sarcasm

s.

bPb

1C2

S. XSpi/itnt^r.
\}pil.nt.["ir,
trt/uij
s
family
or
nj
\}p^,.irajp.f.
.uj

satire,
jeering,

house.

oath;

t^^ni-aa,^Jh/it s.
yJ^f-llb-UMttlrMr*

D.

taunting.

perjury,

oath ;

false

un"-"

-i

^'fct/;_,
uiui/_,

oath ;
mi"/_4"""-"/""""/""'""-/
take an
\!l,ii.[,n%
^"iip/fu/i,lrij
laji s. organ ;
to swear
the oath of fidelity,
to take
play on
false
oath,
!'/"""/'"*""'"'"/""
""A/_?_-. to take a
fidelity;
'"jr s. organist.
^n
oath ; iu'fc4'"""""'"
^' b/'?-tj"Y.'
to break
an
\}l"t"'L
'^Ctl't.'
of singing; song,
unstable
]S('iiJ"-l3-liK.lk
s. act
oath, a drunkard's oath; ""^_
rate
to unbind, to libecanticle.
house, family. A.u^iri^jirp^.ru.'i.k
[roof,
from
an
kpi- nj s. dormer window, sky-light;
from an oath, to release
a.
s. neighbour.
\}[,q.u,iil,j
engagement,
dormer
window.
sXsp'tli^
three
oi
three years; a.
sworn;
yspifShutijuJi,^
^jf a. perjured for\}plru,irs.
,

"

to

-.

to

"

"

to perjure one'
"i-uiui'i.l.u
/jpih-ij

self,to

break

oath,to take

an

false

oath.

three

S. \}p'"b"yphe\}pf--/""/plie

s.

}Splrks.

Xlpq-Hbioilij
conspirator,plotter.
that swears;

ujn.

plot.'the

[juration,
U[i^3iiiuf,jnt-p-'p
conspiracy, con-

sworn.

t-j",vn.

to

to utter

oaths.

towards

kv"

j-u

tPC^'-

is

going down;

npuiku

hu.

jiriLu/uqii,

heretofore ; /Aj.

as

or

\}pklf
f^sl'vn.
^Spl'k^'l't
\;plrliu/uuMir,
uigiy
late ; S.

4- , it grows

; S.

\S-t-p^

[serts on
fact which

one

to swear,

to

one's

amuse

to pass

oath.

self until the

evening,

day, to stay till the

the whole

evening ; to remain, to pass the day ;

to sleep very late.
juAtintfiiJi
j-"A
\;pt-Jiy^ s. evening ; c*^

as-

to take

oath.

an

day;

-"#

s. the
yjpifUhtrit
\spqjfhirj',
lr^\,vn.

of

close

to swear,
perjure one's self,
day
[ni-/?/.ti.j-%

q.ni-ifh.

evening, at

towards

or

from
evening ; to the west ; "jopu gtill
i"p%j-u
night ; ,f.iapiuiimorning
the
the daylightfades, the day wanes,

}Spi^iiiakp
s. a. swearer.
\Sp,l.Hhuiun,^,"
*. for swearer

istar; we^st; fA^.,

evening

about

-u

noon;
evening, after-

even,

eve,

the

s.

b/'f-S^iu^o'-n.
a. swearer,

during

or

years.

b/""^"y" etc.

\jitif.!/Liii,^/rigni-P^pt.i
perjury.

in

ad.

j-,
-,
^-,
years;
three years, every
b^A^ou/ etc. S.

-"

ad. towards
fSiiif.SLlr^ni-.jMu'birir,
ni.gliva. to maks
to
swear
;
n^hi-a
conjure,to adjure, night.

p'tpt

"

good

good

exorcise.

to

iyu'ju"\}plr^nfui%iy

exorcist.
\}p,fjluhgni.gl,i_s.

the

day is going down,

is getting dusky.

"

day

imp, the
it

wanes,

exorcism
\Sp^ahirgnL.^^,.p-l,i3,
s
adjuration,
conjuration.
a. of the evening;
\;pt-in/[A
\}pk-lin/[,
s,
towards
\;p^Uhfi
oath; a. swearer
evening.
hphlinilfb,
;%lru ip'^ij ^^ swear, to affirm or ratify
^Splr^nptiuj
k-iyj a. of the evening ;
ad. from the
by oath.
westerly ; s. evening ; j.

"."._

\Jpn.3Liiiiaitibq
evening; the evening;
Ocean.
s. false oath,perjury. Atlantic
'kpq.Hbupiiini.pf
\$pr^Uhni-puMq

p.

"

S. \}p^ffit-il,
\jpifiib
\;p^in,i_,
uij s. swearer.
to
{jp^iaM-iF,
vu
q.at.,y
an

OI7I....

oath;
,

to

to

curse,
,

one's

self,to

ju,%^i, [.^p

to

take
swear

false
to

oath;
one's self;
-

to
jW^uini-ui^ ^ i^^uor utuinni-iuh-nil^
I

swear

sacred.

by

one's

God, by

evening;

to
swoar,
to detest;

falsely to perjure

swear

i^nil, the

uiuM^uio'h
vespers.

take

the

of

a.
\sph^nplruM%

"

-j

all that is

\}plrlinpl,
pL.y
,

towards

ptu,^

s.

cvenlng; ad.

evening.

of the evening; ad.

a.
'\}pirlinppi.

the

evening.
of
O.
\}plrlinp'builiiu'ii
\}ph^npltlruij
,

evening; western;

Hesperides.

thc

the
uiiup,nki.e.t

bPb

bPb

165

}3[,lr/int.%
s. eyening ; a. of the evening
; ad. the evening,about or towards

sullen
displeased,
make

to

evening.

pnL^

b/'^i"/^ [3^[,jg/?/,Lps night's

lodging; ,u,Ci,iri_,
to take a
ui".'i,n^u
night'slodging;to remain, to pass the
,

place.

some

of ;
j-w^

account

i,op

j-u/jy

S- b/"4-4"/'/"
\}[,l-.^o[,l"
[nial.
'\}plrJhiu%
triena.
jyiil,^ \jphJiAil,

assume

one, to sustain a
to bear
a
part ;

some

-..

night in

to

or vexed
; j^u ftnJri_,
faces ; uin^nt-i_
""-_
q-u
of
the appearance

wry

^nf

part or

ter,
charac-

j-mg

for, on

%npm
from

"

for his sake ;

father
in
,

your

father's name;
.u,t.ui2b
your
-/"j
in presence
before the face
or

%irainii,

of-God;

^
\jl^^zl"'"'-^l'
etc
to one's face ; in the face of ;
Xjpt'j^uiut-n^
J-u
to man
face to face ; man
b/'t" [" \}piru^","j, s. visage,face,
;
look,countenance,mien, air;forehead; piA
uipui I entreat
you ! listen to
exterior, surface ; person ; eyes, sight; me ! do me
the favour !
f illrppi
"

u.n-

-u

lun.

body; reputation, honour, respect;

meaning, sense, explanation;mask;
area
surface ;
superficies
geom
,
,
Iio^iutjvamp ; "/t^/A -^ ja'plima

externally, apparently; puyuitwith the face uncovered; unmasked

~op
faced,
(man), unveiled (woman); bareimpudent ; frankly,openly; /Aj.
outside and lining; uiJi/iiiup, frpliplover
roof; *-"- ."""nu.n.,
throughout
or
S. ll.i."'_
the whole
"^' ^"q^t stratum,
P^S^;
earth; 4"'5 -"y
-p
-"H'"3'
layer,bed; n^-^ /A^fr^"-t.t^jp
i^p,^they
~u

"

-u

"

remarkable

not

were

In-

;
thou

personages

"iinpuiand
,

hpfd-li^yi,
u,n.u,2h

-^

shalt be in their midst

them

among

or

^n

important

or

; """"

to

the

according
people ; t""-^ h"-P3

-mj,

the

of

smell

bad

stink ;
ui,ai_

ij-u

what

with

what

air !

an

iu,^'['m.
-op

audaciousness!

countenance.

handsome

tion,
direc-

superscription.

water's

O.
JJplrataji'it
Xjpuiuuilj
S. IJpuiuaAatii
l}ph-t/aj%iit/f
S. Ifpk-uirtr'*
(Jpfruujftiair
"

bold, courageous.
a.
\}phr"u,t-np
b/f*-"/t.r,
tjf vn. to offer one's self;

-u

address,
\spt-u,a,i.[,p,
if-piij s.

level; upon the face of the deep; q-%

the worse
for
^ui[i[iuiiugkt so much
him ; to his barm
or
damage ; i,nMnnf
to
i,iupliui'iMlti_,
perceive the
f^iif.
odour

b"-'^;
n^"'^ -o^

with

hi.
J-u.JL/i.u.lil,
period and

*t

"

S.

to appear

; to

see

another.

one

"jy ft. of
\}plru'liiiiJlriUf"ilh-'bli,
old.
[units.
thirtyyears ;'thirty
years
that contains
thirty
a.
\}plru%u,L.np
to
to
b'-p """-'iiiri^
hill"" *" thirty.
; "t''^i_
["t'i_i
\}plru'i,hu,li
go
f
the mind
turn
attention towards,
or
-illS. '\iplru'liuiJk
'[jphu'bhJIruA
uy
idea
to form or conceive
an
a. thirtieth}Splru%t-p"p^
;
uMnSbh^,
uy
ad. thirtytimes.
to have
regard for, to respect; j-u
\}phu%ligu
to
to
to
days.
manifest, show,
\}phii%opt-u,/i,
-opirmja. of thirty
pirplru ij-uiu
make
to
to
known,
a. thirty.
display,
discover;
\}phunii,u'lilig
his face

to turn
l^iif-plru^kp

"JbuJii

towards,
to
God,
converted; ^-.#
to tum
ifiuuinuiinlrij
i^ilri_,
towards, to
.

seek

to

be

"

"

-"

present one's self;j-u

to
ii!i,Iiu/iil,i_,
appear ; u-i^^^'^t b 'Ur~

to

to

appear,

D. U iupq-Mu^uj'2ini-f3\Jpfriiu(iu^nnt-[3-f
towel; wrapper, [puty.
*\}phui,pp.li^s.

s- vicegerent; de'\;phu,f,nliiu^
u,g
one's self;liin'iiiup'^[,i_ui'iiijuA[ii_-iujj
to
tion,
salk,to be in illhumour ; lriui'iilri_
\}php [, s. tremour, motion, agitaj-iu^

pu;i

-""y

fall prone,

to

to

prostrate

ncpnt^
01

see

j-uig

to

go

of

out

luilirLhiiuIli nfbtrl
one

another,

ni-pni^^

to

to Mdo

the

Jhdlrutba

meet;
Or

wavering;
vacillation;

presence
"

qw

tO

p-uip^i_

conceal

one's

self,to keep out of sight of some

one;
to have
the sleep
4"/i/"jA/#^^^/o/
^-/uj,
broken
or
troubled, to be unable to
uiipMuunibni-i
sleep more;
n'-pnt-a^
to honour, to respect a person;
^ A*".
knit
to
one's
brows,
li,ulu[,i_
"iiuipC,
-luj
"

'""

'

to be

melancholy,

to

frown, to look

and
to

*-"- inuiinufii

down,
range;

a.

bling
trem-

to waudor
ipiirij

ramble, to
j-f k'"L' IT

to

rove,

to

up

stroll,

S.
'^""'ph'"''hu

[my.
\Si,ypl.-ragitated,stora. much
\iphrpuiirni-^,
[to swing.
S. \splrp.
\;i-lrpu,'iig
to
to
agitate,
move,
\}plrplr,r,
hj[,va.
to tremble, to
\;p[rp[,tr,
hguji vn
to shake, to be
agitated;to
move,
quake like a simpleton;to wander.
.

33

bPb

bPb

\ e/i

a. fantastic,ideal.
\}plr,^ni,piiilnu%
a.
trembling; wandering;
'[SplrpnLi,
erratic.
ast.
vagrant;
[, s. Saturn (planet);S.
\}^,lr,.,^li,

}j,,iTt-ni-p-ui'i,iiiir,
mjuMj-vn.
to

to appear,

represented.
present
s.
tion,
appari^pt'-n'-tliM
t;"fr'-"'-/3^/"-^'
presentation.
remanifestation; appearance;
to be
itself,
.

tastical;
a
imaginary , fan'\}[ilri-iuliu;fu,liu/ii
S. prlost.
b^fr/" lrplr,pun.A_p
imaginative.
three ; three
ab/"/'"
to
t^d's
imagine,
b//^
'\;plri-iuliu.)lrJ',
k^^ va
third.
times
to fancy, to dream.
[gination.
;
agitated,
stormy.
a. much
a.
fraught with ima}S[-lrp,uiJr,u'i.
\;iit-L-u,iujfnui
"llbu/h
S.
\Sn-uiJkuii
'[}plr,.m^,yn^[3-l"A
Imagination,
\St,lr^,uiflr,y
s.
"tfut-iu'ilS. b"-""'"^'iy
gination, \}nh^uilllilriul
fancy,whim, idea ; 4i""- livelyimaS
b"-"*^"u/lllilli^ifi
\}r,hpiii'lililiL%
[shadow.'
*.
pL phantom, gost;
b;"fr"-""4*-^"i7^
festly,
a. of three
ad. visibly,
persons.
'\sph^ii!i"i'iilT"uj
b/'t"-'"4/'
openly, maniS.
[show.
\}["ke"'pl"-p b^t^4"'^/""-^
-#. -#*' s. trident,
\;plr^u,p^k'i"
s.
imagination ; pomp,
Xjitl-.i^iMj/ini-PJ
three
fork with
a. remarkable,
s. apparition;
|j/ii-._"i"%
prongs.
is worth
that
a
to show, to
notable ; j- ^u/iihu ,ulffrf_,
\}ph^,f.u!i,^h,.fb
three pence ; vile,despicable.
make
evident, to develop; jf^u
one's self,to
to be evident; to show
[sed.
a. all three.
appear.
happy, blesavery
\il,h^yp-tutTu!i,
wings.
a. of three
more
illustrious, \;pli^(3-hi.lTu!ii
a
tj/"tt.t/"u^/F,?/
.

"

"

'

"

a. of
\Sl,l,^p-iyu/b

famous.

three

spans,

[te.

unfortuna"" ^ery
ad. evidently,visibly.
'kpkpRzT'-"'"-^"''''
t/"*-"-'ti^"/t"
of three prongs;
sa.
a. visible,
Xjp/ri-k^lli
palpable,evident;
\}plrpJ-iu'bli
celebrated, eminent, signal,
illustrious,fork,trident.
b/"^/* S. ISptr^lTlMilli,
heroic,high, serious,great, glorious,
of three cubits.
a.
ble,
famous, brilliant,
~\apir^liuniifiih,u'ii
important, memoraof three
a.
orders,
solemn, splendid;
noble,principal,
b//%4"';"?-tiu^
lustrioils

il-

illustrate,to render

to

uin^ihu

famous

or

manifest

; to

signalizeor distinguishone's
[ance.
self,to acquire undying fame.
}jirtrM,trint-Pl,Li,
$. Visibility
; appoar-

ipitru to

l7^t"_tjotj,"%t,r,
ntjf
to

appear,
to

vu.

represent,to show,

figure; to

to sprout ;

make

to

make,

produce, to

^pL-uu

to visit.

b/"fr"-^'/".
lrg"'ivn
one's

dawn;

to

self,to
to

to
.

offer

appear
one's

fold
triple
; trebly, threemarried
or
(man).
;
"unijirJ'
to tillthree
va.
Xjiii-^piuipoi,
s.

ad.

thrice wived

thoroughly.
to make
triple;

times ; fig.to examine

va.

to

triple.

bud,

'bplri^l'lj
l"s. weevil.
show

degrees.

t^fr^iitiT,
lrj[i

to

feign; to

or

b/"^^/'*a.

to
,

self;

bud; t^t.-/.,it appears;

a. triple,
tripled.
]j^t^ij""_r^
has
three sides or
that
a.
t/'frpi"'-"/'
angles, triangular.
a. of three thousand.
\;i,lrp^u,qu,[,lru,i
three hundred.
\;i,tr^';ujp[i,-i"
nj a. s.
three
""
*
b/"%4'"r^'-/'%/*
every
,

"

I think.

hundred.

\}plri^n)P-"^[3-[,js. appearance,
exterior;vision;air,aspect,face,mien,
,

a.
trisyllabical.
\}plrp^t-i-lrii/i,
storios.
o. of throo
\;plrpdlr,ini,iu'rilrMy
of
three
branches
orforks.
a.
b^frpa'y^

sight; colour, semblance, indication,

"iTMiiuHrgiA
sion
illuCOmU.
display;feint,false appearance,
XSplr^lTiMiu'lllriy
three
tion,
parts, tripartite
; of
posed of
; shadow, figure, image ; exhibithree sorts,triple.
show; phenomenon; -^^t..A/.
[branches.
of three fingers or
a.
phases; -p lii-m^p-lru/hthe phenomena
\;phpir,uui'i,[i
of nature; a. visible,palpable;notable;
foin.
b^tp%#it.4s. hot. French grass, sainridicule;whimsical, chimerical;
P"'- s. tuesday;^t/"
externally,
outwardly,in appear\}['^.ezj."F^'"P'b
ance.
,

mn.

-u

-"

"

shrove -;

oMt-uiif-

Jtit

-,

before

Easter.

bPia-

\}["l'^"f"""li^
a. ad. triple
; trebly.
\spke"'';/pb
""" having three
edges.
b/'^"/""4*-'"'*'
a.
having
or

bPb

165

three

trudge along ; ^L-ithu,/^

(, "J/. to go
on
horseback, to ride ; /fiun-opto go
ride in a carriage;
or
u"".-^4n"%^u"_
-

ches
por-

vestibules.

to travel post;
4""/"-,

^f/rinit.ii_^ain.qp,
to go
travel by
or
lrp!iujp-"^,lh,ui.
of three
holies ; praised with
rail ;
the
to
( hiMhiri_) /#liu,pl,u
npni[uiiuf,
Trisato stool,to the
Trisagion; t^/^ op^'iinM.p^l.^i
go to the water-closet,
gion.
J4-) [" 4"^".-"#,"
(7-/1
[(river). privy; fr^/3^"7
[...p,

ysphgupp.lrufi,
a.
p.h'i.J,
,

composed

s.

b/i^^nm^^'"* "" of three brooks

b/"%'""'4*-""'"
-kk'i' a
triple of
.

three

strings(of pearls).
b^";f"iff.""u"^"
/y a. thirteen.

he

hastens

irpP-aii^

to his ruin ;
this road
.

lyu

TduiiuMnuip^

leads

to

...

ifllliltto follow

iliiiiliiuialrijij
to flee,to take to flight
; juMi.u,pl,
to be sacked
or
plundered; /"tis;--!"
thirteen years.
to finish,
to come
to an end; j^pif-mjn.
thirteenth.
to
to
take
a.
oath; ifnt-fuMitp.
iSpt^iiiuiumit-pnpii.
swear,
luij
to
to
fall
Uh-anijjia
headlong as a
S
(i*
^hy
trip,
yiplTuiniuuiulflrpb-utli
thirteen.
horse
gone,
every
; ypP- //p.ui^ tfpP-jlrmu ["r,betrofoil.
S.
get
get you gone,
\}plrp"ilrplri.ni.li
go away,
off with
off ; l^pPHiuch glorifiod,away,
be
or
\}[,lrp^iiin.uia,pL-,i,'iiad.
you,
with the Trisagion. lu,u,ju,i[ni-[a-lT""ip
part in peace ! adieu !
very holy;glorified
adlcu ! God
be
much
to
be
a
n,g_irpP-,irpP-"7y",u./j.
'\}pk^,l,uiiliui^lru!ii
with
with
luck
be
desirable.
wished, very
you!
you!
q^hm

"

"

-.

-,

that belongs to
a.
^Spkg.f.'""U.".^l'""'^"

Tripoli,or

to the three
.

with

three

or

three

third

remain

to

vn.

in

stay

place

to

animals

*.

P^l/i's.

"

ad.

mnJilrii*

s. golngto
\;p(3^/ri./rint-(^l,M-i

deer, fawn-coloured

and

fro.

s. walk, step.
\}pP-n,.SL

uncultivated ;
\S['ki_'
ptvf's"" desert,
sandy plains.
\}pklltrptlil,jkphlik jlipikk ?*-.
.

to

\}pl3^h^iriih,r
\}p[3^ir..m..rB.\;pP^.

; venison.

; game

um^ihij

fro ; to go and come

; to make
the
ebb and
cruises ;
6-""t"-

h-M-lrlfiM
s.

unAm-u

-"

and

goes

flow.

three

days.

b^4-.tf'ti"3

that

s.

fro ; turn, walk:

go to and
several

sojourn

or

days ;

day.

"/". o^tj'^/
b/"tpof'f

to and

going
comes;
life,conduct;

furnished

stones.

^Spk^ol"yuaJ
opklija. of
ad. the

l,,uja.
\spP-lrL.t.-li,

towns.

built
a
}S[ili:^^'U[ikui%

yesterday.

\}p[it-pt-njs. spine,or part of

,

of animals;

back
on

the

near

-,

-,

j-,

pr

of,
to go, to rank,
ii_hp-u,%,ui_,
the
same
footingwith, to

edge, towards,
"""-

um.

the

on

the

side

to put on
3"iAj a
tplijni- pli^nt^iif,
elder,senior;j. eldest brtfther: priest; agree, to be of one mind.
b/"At'b or w *" band, bandage,
^u.4 the first
k-p^juify pontiff;
string.
ligature,fillet,
or
highest place-

b/'tj

a. bound.
""hI'1'1\}pl"i^'H"""
tg/fVO. tO blud,tO
\}pl,q.uuiliil.lrj',

elder.
a.
\Spli3iui-ni-pg
brothcr.
",
s.
pricst's
\}pl;jlr,liiajjp

"

with

tlG

band.

*" sandy plains.

\}p[i^t.,n
4}fiip.e
ture,
'bpP-,l-^ walk, way, gait,depars. wedge, peg, stake ; bolt,
S.
t^/i/3
S""'J'"'4,ioy
journey;
\}pP-mJ;intf-uy y-pP- vn. to go, to square bolt,iron-pin.
drlvcn
u,
-p-uiglruii_
'[jpliP'uiinuii-lrulu
march, to repair,to follow a road ;
in
like
a
wedge.
u
MUtrbtiiiU
J^MUnil aAualtuMuiuMp^
trp^pp
to sink down,
to sleep with
'\}p{ip-u/ii,aj;
one's fathers , to die ;
uitju,/ vn.
to be consumed, to grow lean.
to
self
waste,
kill
to
one's
qb'-kf:
qpi.pnilb'ti
;
s. ncphrltis.
\;p[il[uiSiitiiJ-lriani.p-pui
to give one's self up to,to apply one's
s.

Mun-

"

to
self ;
^vy
water
to make
;

go

"

to

fetch

or
4*^'"/'

water

i,hui}inaiu
,

J-t-muMja. nephritic.
\;p[,^uiai,uiJ-^in
iTuAj
ypli^uii/h^Sip s. reins, kidney;

bowels
4^"'^ j"i_
walk;
break
to
or
ttk-tiai-l^fruii/p.
i^J-ni^ujputMlluMtlii
to

on

go

foot,

to

or

entrails ; [unpimu^lri^
to
ij-'bu
,
back.
one's
sprain

bf'll

66

of yesterday;
a.
}jpl-liirui%
uih.n

ignorant doctor.

three times.
"l^fP't'".happy,
uAif-uMir,
;
S.
ySfifii-mp Gp['"li^i"
blessed

S. 3lrp[..-plr,r.
erening.
\;pl"-plr.r
j-% ad. towards
\}pf,lini-%
01' tr'-3 *A
heifer,
b/"4 "J s. work, labour; endeavour ;
WA^S.' l^i'i'tra
to
cow
: fiy.
wife,spouse.
pain, trouble, toil ;
uipliu,'i.lr[j
young
effort, to, to
strive hard, to make
an
\icb'h"p-"3 *" horse,palfrey;saddle
or
riding-horse; ^.u^jfiip-uig pad, tire one's self;to endeavour, to try.
a.
believingin two
ambling nag, stead; S. 2f etc.
b/"4u'f!*/"'4
"'3
Christ:
in Jesus
natures
s. horse-breeder.
having two
b/"/"/."';'""pn/^
c.
\ici'li."p"'k"^
horse, of a horse, dwelling-places.
that looks
oequestrian.
through
}spk'"tl""'"k
two
the
horses.
\}[,[nlu,i,u,^inm
fl.havingmany
apertures ; nii-iu,u,pu/i,p eyes.
of two
kinds
to ride ; to lead, to
vna.
{jpliiliupinr
\}pliui^ -^y/i a
,
double.
guide.
[horse.
s. caTalcade,ridings.
iron; iron weapon,
}siili4u,[,n,.p-["^,
\}p/i,if[3-,
nf
nail
man
s
\jlilnnuju,o[t,i.
sword, razor,
^^i""/.' ^o^t )
;
young
u,j
,
,

-"*

'

"

"j.ln-pw'^lrp^rediron, red shear

folks had
and
old
sear
or
ones
ed
galvaniziron; liu,[nL-,Jiiuighuii^
experience,
iron ;
strength.
4"-'"*"'4"'f forged, tilted,
\}lili"iiiu"uipq.ujliuiii
a.
iron; '^ytruuliu/i,
nile, bar, or malleable
youthful,juveiron, iron ore ; 4;""specular,oligist
young.
ft
tui/*f'uquij v7i. to be or
{j^i
P-lrp pyrophoric iron ; uuflt.nuj^liuiW
tup Intuit
become
one's
to make
a
p-ufiiuin-plate,white iron, tinned iron
man,
young
self look
[circus. plate,tin,tin plate; -^
irons, chains,
again.
young
old iron ; 4"\}plimiuuui[iii.ui'hnij
4t.""i/"
fetters,
ui^ s. gymnasium,
gyves ;
ad. youthfully.
shot
\}pli,nia"u,pi..uui^u
tag ;
;
uujjp
grapo
mnp^
-nj
-nj
\lpbii,atu,tip,l.nM-[3
blacksmith;
s. youth, youth[imJii
smith,
"fjf'sCuii.uiliiu'ii
-nj,
gentleman;

young

/?4-

i-njp

malleable
-//^/j,#/""i._
short

iron

iron, hot-short
-

"

Miiuju

fulness, adolescence;

uiui,"bi_-nilj,to

young

iron; fituaJhtptnqlunn
Sliarp ; "p n.iup
iron age ; 4"-"''*''^f_^r
"ip"/^"i""p""^4^4-.
to beat the iron while it is hot.

people,
young
folks ; juiiiin[iu
-p-hui'i,, in earliest

youth;

In-

will be young

iJii^uful^,
young

bind

with

mount

or

"

men

men.

\j[-l'u"uu,u("i.nt,';[,
sf. young woman,

furnished
'bpi'i'P-u.il.ujira.

with iron ;

girl,maiden,

fastened with

lass.

iron, nailed.

a.
b/"/Y'

with
written
s. ad. third; three';thirdly.
a
a.
s.
\lp^.iipu,fl.p
style or large needle, capital;capital
Vply tit'titf-uiJ'^.
}sii[iju.
o- more
^rl'3""t^/''
ancient, ancient, letter.
elder,eldest,senior; first,
blacksmith
principal.
\}p^u,Putfnpi^uij s
,
of priests,
hplijui/uni-Jp
a. group
forger; S. b^^uz/Su/^u/./". [of iron.
a. presbyterian.
t^./yu/^iui
s. instrument
\ip!ia,p-ui,j.np"[,
irlrui^
\}['l'j"'i"''"'nM-pf
s.
presbyterianism.
\}pliui[3-iu/ijuiaii
a. ferruginous.
b^/y^^/A sf.priest's
with
wife;priestess.
\Sp/"utP^ui^uiui
a. chained, bound
iron ;
a. s. companion of a senior
b/"^j""^/y
to
to
".n-'S""^, enchain,
put in
of a priest.
or
chains or fetters.
b/"/y"V'*" p'.the priests.
basalt.
b/"//"'^'"4""-2C".
b/'/'j'""/^'"
furnished
b^/4""Pu'4"'-""" made
or
'"3 s. archpriest.
,

"

\li'ly"'3"'-ji^'/'irir
va
ni-^[i
,

to make

with

iron; -^o/t/./^S.'hpiu.p-n.-ij,.
\iplluj[3-ivl"uipni-[9-jiL%
\)pl^tu[3-u3^u/ll

senior, to raise,to advance.

s.
}Si,l"gni-P-l,c:i,
antiquity,seniority,s.

full age

priesthood.

\}pl'3"'-i
"jil's. camomile.
b^/yot4/rsf.priestess.
S. b;'/'J7'"V'*
'jpl'3"^'l!fi
"d. three times,trebly; very,
\}rl'3"
much;

odious ;

hateful, very
,u,"hil,,
very
irpuAiLili
very happy, thrice
,

iron mine.

b/"4'"/3^""4"""
"'"'J
.

"

"

miner

-^

or

S. \Spllial3liii,iu'ii^,
Ji-in'Uiyi

\;p/iu,pujuiiuui
a.
bound,
with

iron.

furnished

[chained.

closed with
iron ;
a.
\}pfiu,p-u,ui[.%,f.
\;piit,[9-iiji/ip,/,"i_p
s.
scoria,cinders,

slag.

bPiJ

\}plia,[3-h;ik'i-,
'bp^mPP

of itOn ",

\}piuii/hM^[ii,
s. a.
bigamist.
Xsp^uii/hi-i/iini-P-liiii
s. bigamy.
^pliuip-nt-ilP
srailway, railroad,
bpi-^fitp a. long, extended; far;
line; laJfrpli^t-uMi
rather long.
'^t
tramway, American
'/'""PP
railway; o^uM,rnt.q^ atmospheric, or
S. \pliu-jhuiiynii
\jph"iP""e-'"'i;;'-h
the
pneumatic railway;4/""..//fo./y/fi
\S['li"a'""P'"'''
too diffusive,
"" prolix,
Northern railway or line ; ^.,"i_-,ihu,L- too long,long-tongued.
".

"t"['^ke'
tool,instrument

of iron.

-^

"

-,

to go

2tz-.
by rail; 2n^t,/;i^f^

travel

to be prolix
}3p^ui/i,ujpu/i,irir,
vn.
L-^l,
discourse, to make' long tiresome
by express; by goods train; i,ui'i,^,,!i^
speeches.
station or
-terminus;
s
'\jpliu,j%uip.,u'i,n,.p-[,ii,
~ni.,fL.nj railway
prolixity
,
tiresome
p.imJ- uiujninuj[3-nt-i^plength in a discourse.
-^nL-i^^nj railwayUCl. tOO lOUg.
share; c/-i"./i/%f^-/.t-"^t.o/,
railway-guide
\}[,ll,y%,ail.n/l,u
-tables ; mnir"uili-nt-iit-n/
or
railway
li'/'4'?/^""v-4"?,'
tl'iifs'"'" too long or
railway extended, gigantic.
ticket;liiMin._p
uujji_ -ni^,[i."j
m-i^i^nimiuP-'lib/"4"^'/""i^^'""""
car;
a.
carriage,
waggon,
having a long jaw,
cursion
extrip,
-ifhuji-,
t-pP-lri-lrli,
ruH,
-aUrj^
long-jawed.
that
a
lives long ;
on
railway ; uip^iuif^-"""-_
a,
^pliujji,iulilriu^
to
accident;
~nu_
railway
ni-^,ipi_
outlive,to survive.
ipilri_
'I}-'!)'
^puJi,
nn^
brakeman;
guard;
s. longevity.
railway guard,
\}["l[ujjjiu,litrtin,^p-l,tSi,
t/unj
sBrvant
of
too
on
a.
pubHc
H-npifuiiliup
\}p^,u/i,u.-iiuaio/f
long or
-n^ifi-ni
clerk
railroad
tall.
a
a
size,
railway,
; "..u4uj4#/^^ extraordinary
""
railway guard , watchman,
long-haired.
l;/"4'^A'"4^/'
-o".^"_2,
warder
line-keeper; "Itp"'"''^""'-}^ Xjltl^uMiltutifntLp
O.
Xjntluinlituultiii
,
railway inspector;S. \iun.ui^
\spli".;,%u,i.ik-r,
ty/. va. to prolong,
-m-nt-y,
or

uft^tP-uinpt^pJlriiin^iP-utajii^
"nL.ift^ni
t

in

"

to extend.

\;piiii,fuuinHrir,
["tTvn.to
a. that
\}pia,/uni-iJp

cooperate.

a. long-handed.
Xspliiuiiiiuiynii

of two

consists

a.
\spliuipMu,ih^
long, extended;

Bets ; two, double.

s.
bfi""*-/*

two

chem.

or

body composed

of

s-

binary, two

tn-ui^

are
s.ix).
/[["six, (three times
a
amphibious,
Isp^uij^fii^ui^i
-lih'bguMif_

two

'

that

^Sp^uj/tiuiJilii-a.
very long,elongated;
that lasts

substances.

'b^^u"( u/j

lives

rallelogr
pa-

oblong.

on

land

and

in water.

long;

far.

a. furnished
'[}pliiy'i,ii2t[,^^

with

long

branches.

\}plifijpMujJliin
tTuiuija. patient,that
patiently,that perseveres ;
,

suffers

ad. two, double, binary ;

a.
1j/'4""4/'

twice,doubly.

\}pi"'/i['i
bigamist(man).
and

two
s. twice
'bpliui/iliuujili
(five).
that measures
a.
'kpj^ui/i^in.

hgl vji. to bc patient,

\}pliujj%,uirailrir,
to persevere.
patiently,
s.
longsuffering,
\][p^^j7iiuj;"ni-i3-[t^i

to suffer

a.

half,

patience.
two

opposite
lever of

a. longbearded.
\jp/i,a/i,uiin,pnt.u

things; s. meoh. beam,

an
engine ;
lypmiraM^uMin lever for
compensating
coining; ,pn[uu,pi;iil,^,

a.
extended, great.
\ipli,y'i,"fiiltum

balance.

^pliuMfbui^^nu-P-fitii
s. length; longi-

b. \iph"iv'h'^*
Xjplf^uipiufbutW
a. very
\;pliujii,u,^uf

long.

[fuse.
a
metry.
having two
}spliu,liniiir,
-lin,firui'i"li
tOO
dif0two
prolix,
\}p^,yiiai,ia.,nnL.J'
sides;
sided,reciprocal.
a.
diameter.
long-legged,
long*"
li/'4'W*""'7'"'-V
}Spk'"k"'"'-p
blende, shanks.
s. chem.
'\ipli,M,i,u,'bg,
amphibole,hornmuch
extended.
a.
tremolite.
\}p^iy'r,iitMi,ujpuiir
o.
loHg-tailcd.
two
\;p/iiy'iiuiminnJi,
a.
footed,biped.
JSp^iiTCpL.
.

two years,
Igp^uiirs.

duration

of two

b. Xjptiuiprlrj'*
Xypt^uiitMutuni^quthyiT

s. long life,
long days;
'\}pliuyi,u,i-ni-p^
[or measures.
; S. '\jpl[t-iuir.
lived ; -p" ijf%tri_^
or
that has two times
a.
\;p/iuiirui%Ma^
-pu
-pji a. long
hfk'ufltopirtjuj
a. biennial ; S. \}plilrJhiuti
t^^uii/tiu/
a. long-nosed.
Isp^aiiruiuit
'\spli"ii'""-etBa. bipartite.

years

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bPii

168

prolix:slow,tardy;
ad.

va.
k-tfl,
\}pliu.)%lT,r,

extend, to
out ; to prolong ;
stride,to straddle.
-

lengthen,to

to

stretch,to

draw,
or

^ni/""

of

long ;

lasts

or

length;
*.
i^-t
long while; at length.
-,

S.

etc*
{jnl^iupiupiMib
,

XjpllUJpiUifiLuai
,

etc.

to draw
to

qiipni^a

to

lives

long ,

long while

"^/i va. to lengthen,

\Spliuipuiiil.hj%
to
drag, to delay;to draw
prolong,
to continue.

or

back;

or

s
elongation
\}p^u,p,M,Jtfn,-P-liiii
gation;
prolonging ; duration, length, prolon-

time.

\lpliuji,l"r,
fryuy
stretch

extend

to

vn.

going

back.

a.
long, extended,
\;p^u,p,aJ[iii.

that

[diffuse.
long time, durable.
a
long , prolix,
\;pliuipu,uiuimni-J'

lasts

of

act

self; to be prolonged.

one's

s.
\}pliiujhJ'u,ni-P^lit.'i,
longsuffering,
patience.
niech
s
\;pl[ujiini,^
lengthening
piece ; adjutage , tube or pipe for

a. long, that
'\3pliuipiuu,ti.

lasts

long,

durable.

waterworks.

\}pkutnititnlrt^nt-i pjis.duration, length.

moved,
a.
long, extended; re\spliu,puit-np

\}l,i.yhn,-P^ii.s.\ength;
tude
court;longi-

; depth; geog.

longitude;-""i-ni-f'j
distant.
^t%aij long days ; length of days,long
ty/. va. to lengthen, to
life,longevity;lu,iinuMi_ifbu"i_iti"i-"
\Sp^u.plrJ;
^.h^
to
pend
stretch,to extend ; to susalong the river; prolong,
,nnjb, to skirt,to run
of
the length of; to the...
; to delay, to temporize.
J-,
to live long.
s. length,
Xsp/^uipitM-p-piii
\}pliu,ii,opkwi
vn.
\spli,i,pntJfh
f/A/."/*
elongation,extent, reach ; prolixity.
sf.bigamist: two men.
'\;pliiyp
mill ; mill-stone;
b/'4"'"'
stone;
grind\]pl"Uit-np \Jpt"Uti-nptruti"
Xjpl^ml-nppu
u,g s.
b. Xjplint-nph-uiti
li^njmill-stone turned by an
Xjpl^nM-npll
,

ass

lower

-,

mill-stone

mill-stone

; S.

t-jtt-pu
; "birp^lti, yjpl^iut-ni^pp.
,

b/'i"''*'"'.^
""/"
"

for two

s. miller.
Xipliu^iumm^

stone
quarry ; a. of mill^ujuinuiuinifi, bcdstono, bed
mill-stone,lower mill-stone ; ^pJ-u,_
runner,

mill-stone,top

upper

(id, 01,

Or

days.

every.
determined,
a.
doubtful,uncertain, un\}plipu,i

mill-stone.

i^hlri,to

perplexed ; j-u

^u/h,

cnL-pq

"

stone
mill-

; mill-stone
-

o,- *"
\}ck"'4''"'''il"-p
both, each,
"3

(tjjiirf
xjpliMiiiMUJi^uMp
iuplutii\s.
;

ifhpl^i upper

have

doubt, to
demur;
question

j-u

doubts

; to scruple, to
to
call into
uipl{ui%hi_,

,uni,hi_,to bring into

j-u
make
to
suspicion,
suspicious.
windingmachine
"'^or
engine,whim-engine.
\jpkp'y"'e-"'euncertainly,doubtlet
wheels ; s. cabrio"" of two
b/"4"'V"fully.
one-horse
chaise ; two-wheelful,
a.
suspicious, doubt\}plip.utltuliu/i,
,
hack-cab.
uncertain.
carriage,cab,
problematic,

}Bpli"'''""-"p
Jh^^iAiiy s

a.
\}pliu/jin^"
binominous, having

two

names.

to doubt, to
^' parasitic.
\jpli""H'"Zi"
hpip-yt'/''
~"i"'zi"^''if
^a"u vn.
to
hesitate,to mistrust.
Ijpiuiufrp
a. hermaphroditic.
suspect,
a. that loves
s. doubt, hesitation
\}p^u,u^pii[ip""j
work,
\;p^i!.u-/n^[3-[iii,
,
laborius,diligent.
perplexity, irresolution; suspicion;
etc. S. Xj^uiamwii^nirir*
{jp^umlrph-lTf
incertitude,
ambiguity.
or
\}p/iu-4u/bif.
ilui'h^[,ja. dissyllabic.
\;ptjpuA fj a
amphibological,
double , ambiguous ; double-dealing
,
of two kinds ;
a.
\SpliuiinlruMuli
double-tongued.
iui_
s. chem.
amphid salts.
*. amphibology, ambiguous
b/"4p'"*'""-/*/'"-*"
to divide into two
va.
^Spllulmyll^,
It^{,
discourse,
ambiguity.
kinds,to divide.
a. s. binomial
\SpfiP'"it'
"{jti-miA^,
;
"

division into two

s.
'\}pliu,inn^p^j,i.'b
;
fni.u'uni
parts
dichotomy.
Xspiuipluj a. long,extended,ample;
-

Newton's
"

binomial

theorem.

a. binomial.
\}pipiu^ui^u,%
a. s. diphthong.
\}p^puipp.iiin.

bPii

70

cries to heaven.

that
\;p/i%a,^ni^a.
s. bisulphate.
\;i,lib-}t["irpmm
enclosed
or
'b^.46-#7./_
placed
a.

two

composed of a
1;/"45i""?-'"-'/J"/'
assembly.
CCleStial
\;p^%mil-niJb,nifiinnf S
orb.
globe, sphere,
a

seas.

\}pl(lii,,jiir,
brig.
[,s. mar.
S. hciilA
\;pl,li,,.%u..r,,l,
n"-^' a
of two
t/ii^u'^'f
t'/"M*'/""i*""'^'
~"//' "" of
.

'

l-npitli machine.

cubits.

s. uranography.
[}p/p,io,/.pni.l3-[,Li,
that flies,
rushes
to
a.
\;plii,u,[3-n.l^

kinds

two

shapes.
chem. dimorphism.
\3('lik^['"t"'-Pb'^'S.
a.
\j('/j/ii-''i
bigamist.
s. bigamy.
\;plilii,n^p-l,Jii
s
\S['lili"['''-P"'i"t
phys. bi-conyex

heaven.
ven,
a
possBSsinghea\}pp,u.J;an-u/i"l.
.

of heaven.

heir

a. full
Xjpli'bu.inju

double

""
uranographic;
t/"4*""7^/""4'"*'

or

tween celestial troop; divine

be-

heavenly light,

of

celestial,divine.
two
or P-np^ a.
a
\;[i^i,u,nu,plr,alj thousandth,
\Splii.u,luni,
convex.

contemplating,

that contains

twice

thousand.

meditating

two

""

horsed

carriage,

s.

matters.

S. \Spil[7iaiq-r"^lJutp
\}pllLui[unl-tfp.
ly,
blooming divinea.
b^,4*,u.6-^Y_A4

volumes.
a. in two
\}pli^,a,"nit
s. diphthong:discordantySpliJiiaiti

b/'4#
equipage.

divine

on

the power

by

or

of

God, celestial,

divine.

\}r'i^l"L'
-'^I"-'L'-^'d'
cleft; separated

in

; S.

""

two, of

ches
bran-

two

\}pliJ-w'bli
b/"4'''""'^V'
-"ru,m'i,[, having two
.

a.

'

points or fingers,forked;

S.

sky.
a. adorning the
\jpf/i,ui^ui-2Cu,ii.
of
heaven
arch
s
b^4?/.o4"//i.^

forked;

"

vault, roof.

heaven,
celestial.
\sptiJ-u,'i,l,-^
whose
duct
con-lih%g,u,i^a.
Xsplptui^lrui^
in

u. founded
\;pp,u,/iaia.njj

^pk'td'"''/'s. billion,one
'

millio

is

millions.

heavenly, that

like

lives

an

angel.

\jplfft'"
a.
irresolute,per'riiiiaj
plexed,
wavering, distrustful,
suspicious,

doubtful;

-,

ip.k-^S. Xlpli^

j-"

S. \ipl^uMS,u3%ij-kin
^Splil'u'k^e'H
S. Ijpll'i'w/llr'ii^iuiu
\Splliiuilipob
a. looking to heaven.
\^plli"ui,ujjlr,ug
"

"

""
-4"'*'?-g'*'
b/"4^""4"'^'?-4-'"

"r,"h,r-

bling
resem-

\;piiin"ir,r,
/rj[,,\;pii,n"i"r,
y-f-y
to be

heaven, celestial,divine.
S. XiplfliiMilihiu^'
\;plll,uiC,ui'liif.k"

vn.

to suspect, to distrust,
irresolute,

to waver,

to demur

or

waver.

tion,
vacilla\jp^.r."n,-[9j
s. irresolution,
doubt, distrust.
Xjpf/!'liufiiXsp/^nLiip
s
/^lu'Ty
pang,
work
in child-birth ; pains
labour
,
labour
trouble
fatigue; t^/^nt-^
,

o.. reaching heaven, very

\siiiii""'t'""
elevated.
high, very
struck
by heaven.
a
\}pl[i.,ui,u.p
celestial
sembly;
as*"
^""-da
t/"//^""4wz.'
S. b/"4^""^""-"/J"^
.

"

b^4%ui4"."/
a.

throes
i^ii'i,q.u,li,u%[,

to be
mlTi_trpli,Ji,^

in

flowed

or

S. \jpllbui^it/titi.njiM
\jpIliiuiAh-i*

a.
given by
\}plii.,uAl,p
,

pangs

of

to
child-birth,

labour,

from

come

heaven, celestial.

jhpliniiiu^.%A^,
in

or

wisdom.

divine

to make
\ipiiJ'u,irjni.j,M/i,hir,
va.
ni-ijl,

doubt

a. full of heavenly
'\iplii,uMi,tu'ii:Cuip

f 4u#../"",nj to

be unbeliever.

heaven,

lestial,
ce-

divine.

the

that
a.
\;pl{iim-^iTj'

labour.

s. uranology.
\;pliii-iii!..Jiini.[3-l,Ji,
vated.
elea.
\;pi'ii.ap/rpji
sky-high,much

walks

in heaven

celestial.
s. sky, firmament.
\;plii,u,Jlt2pj
celestial ; ethereal ;
a
\;p/fl,"jjp,
celestial bodies, planets,
iru.pJliiif:,
.

in heaven,
XlpffiiuiiAiutf
a. that dwells
inhabitant
of heaven, celestial.
\;pifi-i'"tk"i
s. astronomer.
'bpii'i.iuq'i.u.j
a. that
hastens,presses
on

towards

heaven.

[blue.

\jpli%u,^n//,
a.
blue, sky-blue,dark

etc. ;

the
wrath
puiplini-[3'[,i-'i,
,

heaven.
b. XJp^uuiJi^ip
\jp^%Mti^tnp^
"

a. reaching heaven.
b^4?/u"^u"^"
s. uranometry.
[jppiMa^iu^ncJ3-pi.%

of

bP"1

that
\Splpiiu^i.
a.

goes, that leads to

heaven, celestial.
\}l"1^1u,uiu,"i
or

"

a. that makes
fill

circuit

in heaten.

course

elision ("); e. g. .p" -i ^ , .g^'-n-^. ;

or
\\nir." 1\nJ^inuiU
\jpfinL.
f^nt-ua. tWO J
hpl^nt-^ fliti-^
,

\}plibuiulll^_%.
ySplflliaifUillrioj
that flows,that falls
}Slilfiima.u,m
u.
from heaven abundantly.

etc. S- Qk-pf^ni-u/itutifi
etc.
\jp/int-titriuii/\
b. {jpl^"!,.
fJp/inJtip
\SplinL.^ap.u,[3-/?/.s. monday ; ftp

from
sent
a.
heaven.
b^{%iifa.u"^
that
rushes
to
a.
\j[ilihiuuiu,j
heaven,

ejaculatory.
that
a.
'^pffiiaiua.lriiir

created

that
a.
\}pliit,umlr,iui^

heaven,

has flowed

or

celestial.

-;

i/i-6-

""./"^,

-,

before

Easter.

[twins.

that brings
a.
ISp^ni-npuih-lA
dual ; double.
o.
ISp/ini-npia/iu/i,

[heaven.
has

shrove-

-'.

forth

fr/^uin \Jpi^ni-npp
\Jp/j^nt-frp/riiif"
that brings forth,
a.
plip
piriuj
pi-y
*

fallen from

pair;ad. second; besides, moreover.

that has

twins ;

couple, pair; s.

twin ;

testicles.

-ip.

b. lfp//itiaA[in
\Spllbiutnni-p
"

astronomls.
XSpl^iMi^nj^
tnuijumiali^
cal chart.

-zhI^ li"^"^ or nnt^a

Xiplirivhiithi
both.
[animous, cowardly.
'

a.

s.

a.
\}pl^jui,unp
celestial,
divine;^"yi-'i' ]jpi^ui ut^ a. timid,fearful,
pusillfeel
our
to
ted,
intimidaheavenly father.
vn.
\;pi^ui[iir,
tjiy
a. s. inhabitant
to get frightened.
of
\;plp,oipiuq,iMpuijfi
heaven.
[stone.
s. timidity,
mity,
pusillani\}pli^nnn.-[3-lii^,
cowardice.
s. aerolite,
hl'lpi'ip"'!'
bolid,falling
to be in labour,to
va.
\}li//iikir,
a.
divided,discordantIrgl.
\!p/iui,an.ui^
to divide,to
va.
bring forth a child : to suifer ; to be
\;p/{MMi,"n.u,/itir,
t-jlt
variance.
set
at
to
pained or grieved ; to think, to contemplate,
disunite,
to ponder ft,ver;to elaborate.
\}pliuimn.ua^^ir,
tgiy vu. to be dividcd,
,

dtp

-,

discordant.
disunited,

b. X^tlbui^tt^*
Xjplllin1i[a'tua

\ipl^n,.,ik2_
having branches

very

*
disagreement,
b/'4"Y"""-"'4"'-/^/"-*

heaven,from

division,
variance,discord, dissension,
disunion,quarrel.

a.

high
\}plfini.um
J-

reaching to heaven.

or

on

ad. from

high.
vn.
\}plib^,J',
klriy, //lip

be

S. JSpfiiilinn.inl"li-J
XSplluiiurLujIimtriT
ad
double ;
XipliiMiuimltli
uilitu^a

fear,to
dread, to apprehend, doubly.
to tremble;to distrust;
frightened,
b/"4"r""n4*-'/'.
%f va.

afraid

to be

of,

to

never
afraid,
b/"4i^""etc.

ySp^'iT"' efK). S.

fear.

"^d. like heaven.

b/4^""/'i~^

*/."/.,the 12tl"-of June, the

twelfth

instant.

[12'no-

a.
s.
\}pl[iiuiu,uiii%ta6-u,i_
duodecimo.
fUiujyiui.t "Jtriuhj Jl/hha ft.
\Sp'i
ui

ui

uiu

III

years, twelve

years

s.
\iplinmuiuuihu^lium
Qeom.

*"

doubled.
or
duumvir.
s.
}i;pliuth,a
mu,^
s. duumvirate.
bpi'iiruin^p-pi-i
is double

s. dilcmma.
\;p/ia,ypiupiiA'ni-PpiJii

b/"^"""//'
-pi-

edged.

two

""

"

}Sp^umni.lrp
-plruA

amphiscian.
two cloaks.
"" that has
\}pltiUrc'uph"'masters.
a. having two
\;pi^u,[,pt-w%
linCS ; nmiJbaat-np
S. tWO
\jp//ianq_a.
,

a.

old.

distich.

dodcca-

td^- geologist.
}Gpkv"'e'^'
a. geological.
ySplipuip.iMibailiafi,
s. geology.
\;plipu,p,u,%n,.p^l"i^'
a.
geodetical.
\}pljpaipui^uuilitii'ii
s
geodosia
\}plinaipui^unt-P-l't^
of
the earth.
or
[world,
geodesy.
of the
inhabitant
a
\}p/ipu,p'iiai^
that
is
a
produced
Ijp/ipuipn.-nfii
,
that springsfrom the earth.
*" geognosy.
\Splip,ufli"'"''P^b'^'

hedral.
s. dodecagon.
\}plinuiutuu/iiu/i,lil,Lii
s. doZeU.
%lrlil,
}SplinuiiuaiJtihuili
tWClfth.
\jp/^nintiiuu/hlrpnpif.
u,j a.
,

\JpIinintuuuMblii^lru/b
,
-^ilr^lihhrnnt^iq
,

all the twelve.

ad. twolvO
^Jp^ninuiauihpga

timCS.

tt. bipodal.
\}plinin%tniuM^
s, mark
Xipfinplrui^

to double.

or
]Sp//iinp,aPp-^ s. monday.
a. s, two-footed,biped.
\!pininui%li
\;plittiniuuuA
[ij a. twelve ;
fm-

state
b/4'V"""4"'-^/"-^'
duplicity,
of that which

"

of twelve

to

don't be
Jli lrplib"lip

a.

"

of abbreviation

2i

bpii

\sfii'
if-liuij a
IIUIUUUI

172
walks

that

worldliness
s
\;p/,l"upu,i,^L.p[.L.%

the

on

sensuality.

earth,

s. earth-worm.
agriculturist; \}plipJhjjp
Xsplipnpn.,
ui^ a. second; secondary,
planter,husbandman, labourer.
ad.
secondly,in the second
to till,to
accessory;
va.
\}p//liui^ni,lr/rij',
lijf[,

b^ij^/i/^.r^6
."_3
,

a.

".

place ;

to plough.
cultivate,

4^""p Deuteronomy

"f

-^

again, once
once
s
^Bplipiufnpitnt-PltL:!!
agriculture bigamists; uii.f.u.S,
time.
[cessorily.
culture.
tillage,
[globe. more, a second
^^- secondarily, acterrestrial
\ipkv"Pf"P'"C
s.
Xj/t^piun-nJiim
i^uinj
sory,
secondary, accesa.
\}plipnp,i.mli,Jh
-

subaltern.

a. pro\i[ilipuiirl^
"h^ihuiij"iriini^iii.
duced
I

the

earth, terrestrial.

by
"" that torments, or
b^^/""*""'-/'
agitates
the
world; tormented
tated
agior
on

to say again,to
to reiterate ; to repeat often,
4""^"-'""l"~ to recapitulate
;
/'"t-"" to pass again.

va.
ir^l\}p!ipap^kj;

a. that fillsthe world.

bpip'uil'p

the earth.

repeat,
to

resume

"

"

'

s. repetition
^Sp^papif-ni-Uh
\}ptipnpri.ni-l3-[,L%
resumption, reiteration;
,

etc. S.
b/i4;""4""""^i

etc.
oppiu.j Deuteronomy.
\i,^"ijjp4'"/i'"ij
,

a. terrestrial.
\}li/i[jiii^ii/b
a.
\jp//puj^lrMii^,
-^lAjjUJii

that lives

earth,terrestrial,
worldly.
that
b/'i'/""'i''^
a.
treads,walks
earth; terrestrial.

on

roll.
*" ^i^t,
^pl{P"Pt-"'-"'"
S.
uiui^ufiiy,r.
\}plil'p
Xjpiipufiuii.iFj'
s.
a.
worshipper.
}Splipiiiuif-niuij
ship
*" adoration,wor\}pftP"i"'t"'-P'!"^
,

on

\lp//pui^ira.[lni.P^l,t^,
S. OSt. apOgeOetc. S. T-tmiu-^n^,
OtC.
XSpipu.'iJly

^n-nj idolatry
;
;
prostration
to worship.
MTuiu.m-^u/bhij
b/"4.
hpi-f^'ti J-" ib^'t-r^hptu/i^'L'
;

"

D.
^/rttiijunfii^
tSp/^nuji/uib'
ast
,9
\jp//p.xiJi-pJ
-ni-P-fiiii

divide

to

Irjliva.
\spli]j,k,iiiyj;

in

peri- two, to cleave.

[days.
hph^ S. b/'//two
between
s. space
s- terrestrial ; worldly.
\}plipu,iPi,
\;p/ioP[i
u.^n"-pp
u.n^,L-,r.
S. bpt^op^u
\;pioP[,ir
of two
days; in two
a.
\}pl,opyu;i
or
\iplip"'ii"'t
days.
f'ji
""j s. geometrician.
""
b/'V'"if"^""4"''*'
geometrical;-7/,
\}pjhuS. b"-"'""to fan ; S. ^nutiT.
va.
trjlgeometry.
lj/"7,t.r,
S.
\jp"'^l"
s. geometry.
\}p/fl,uj^uifn,.l3-[,tii
\lp%h-ui/[
ad. geometrically.
-"7""4 1 *" bot. thistle
\}li//puj^ui^opk'^
1j/"V'"4 -I;"'''
""""'i '"''" genlrp'i,2y-"lit
tian
S,
Xjpliputuituuilriuil
llh-piupl^ni^SGpul- (eryngium);
S.
chre, tomh.
p"?-[ing.
;
a.
\}[,^piuuiu,pu,p
manuring, fertiliz'brzt'iiht *" sausage.
that surrounds
^
\S['liP"'"f"['-i'"'k
Xipn^lus. flock of cotton.
,

geum,

perigee.

'

"

"

"

the earth

s. wild
\ipnii,^

(sea).

\jp/iliiuuf[i^a.
worldly-minded.
mundane
\;pi[puii,li,
a
worldly;
.

patriot.

[terrestrial.

maintained
on
bpipiuu'bnLiiil.a.
earth,
rooted
}Sp/ipiiiun/in. in the earth.
has created the
a. that
\}li^pu,auit,ipof

world; created

earth,terrestrial.

a. spread in
[jp/"piuMnMM,p,uit

or

throughout

on

earth.

the

world;

the

world

stretched

beasts.

'^k'"3 ""
Xsp^iu'i-l-k
"

prosperous,
to be

happy, blessed,

fortunate, lucky ;

ipitu

happy.

ad. happily.
\}p2u,'bliuipiiip

of a happy family.
\3p2u/t.liiuqiupJ'a.
a. happy,blessed,holy,
\sp2u,'i,liu,lipot,
[to be fortunatepious,angelical.
to prosper,
}3p2iu'iiiiu/iiuiir,
uigtui vn.
\}plii,%iiiut-J^u,
a. very
happy, blessed,

full of felicity.

a. very happy, superb,

\;p2u/h^u"/,uiii.
s- worldlyvanities.
\}['liP""-"P"'-P-t'^
magnificent.
'-'*'
fortune,
s. happiness,
\lpip'".p"'Pu
I'ja. worldly ; S. S"*-"",
b/'";"*'4"'-/3-f
l
ustful.
%,u^,up2ji
b
eatitude,felicity.
carnal-minded,
prosperity,
-ac
-

"

b*n

b/"/"*

cariosity

bOP'

175
,

ness,
rotten-

cancer,

mouldiness.

k'-'n annealing of metals

or glass.
b'/""-""
s. ephod.
s- remora.
bj.'/A4/'"
b^/A"" s. sea-hedgehog, sea-urchin.
.

much
bi"i"i"ii-u,i,Ja.
agitated,stormy.

b/"p""4/'
"" "rf- triple
; trebly.
b/'^A-iof
a.
ternary,three ; s. trey.
"ilkiuii
ad. third ; third
\t{'l'"l"la.
s.
xioP-u/biuiitiuiilh-ujj
a.
seventy
luj
old.
part ; thirdly.
years
a. ternary.
\}piini,q.u,ii,uh
\;u[3-,u'iiiuu'i,lr,ali
h^iii^s. soveuty.
to treble
to
\ipii"Pi-lrii',
h^lt va
\}o[3-iu'i,"ii,'i-trlil,
-lrlil!hu. sovcnty ;
to repeat three times.
ad. seventy times.
triple,
old.
\i",[3-uM'i,u.,!hlrJl,
s. Trinity; triplicity.
{jl'pnpq-nt-P-litSu
a. seventy years
,

\}o[3-,"'i,u,u'iilTpnpi^
seventy ;
uitj a
,

Xspipi/" ipniiiji//j'fc/y
s. colour,hue,
dye ; fashion,form.
a.
hpif''
speckled,variegated,
t-pifr,
,

diversified with
of

colours;

colours

^lipu-li^Septuagesima Sunday.
\}o[3-ut^jiu,iiiL.'u
a.
seventy;
uTjI'^
,

the

-^

Septuagint.

diversity

s.

in several

ad.

-%k;p[,'r,
s. a. all the
seven.
iA_j"iiJy
13-ia'li
\Sa(3^t
to
U.
^mpliti/rili^,
P-l^i P-u/iip P-um'Iij
manners;
^uM,au/iiliij
shine with many
colours ;
times.
uA^.a//*, times,many
seven;
hpuiu^o^
of a thousand
XsoP^uMf-ini-lu,
a. seven-headed.
colours,party-coloured.
-if"/"/"
a. having good colours.
a.
\;u[3-'ii,up-liL.
sists
septenary, that conb^^f'iu/^i-,^
colours

or

of many
a
Xipili'ii.aii.,,/!,

of

colours

numbers

seven

a. that
bo/JV""^"/"

variegated.
a. dyed of many
\sp,lfi"u'i,lTpli
\}pip%,Mi,^u,i[_
a
having a

that
a.
\!."l3i,aitpi

colours.

shining

letters.

or

colour.

seven

has

lights.
engendere'd

seven

has

times.

[times.

ad.
a.
Ijo/^^ira^/.

septenary;

seven

a. s. heptagon.
bo/?i'"4"Yytuii

b"-

a. s. heptachord.
l;o/7"""y/f
conj. and; also, likewise;
of seven
candles or
a.
both...
and;
Ijo/3^5"""7"2""/'^
neither,
n^,
lights(chandelier).
Jlfii n^ Jl-^iti,neither;
no,
nor;
n^
~Jkiu%
neither
the other;
a
one
\}oP-'iiuiJhi;i
nor
septennial,
t^/.".".
both
and
seven
old ;
years old.
iririif,
young
""""Pi^
and so on;
months.
a. of seven
\;op-'i"uJulruy
ut/^iad. et cffitera,
uipi
the
l;a[j-%u/ii//l"i-'ii
s. heptagon.
a.
so
more
qp
^l,
;
now,
uiju
-aip^
ad.
*-"..#
then; -hponly, solely;
of seven
branchs
a.
over,
moreconj.ad. also, more, over, still,
\}oP^ii,.,2u"i,hux%
likewise ;
(chandelier).
since,
.g.ui%i[i
7/'
...

It-

Or

...

tt
haviug
\SoP-'i"auu,lr,ilru/ii

because.

b'-Pt'S. \}o[Tb.

branchs

bt-" conj.also,still,
more
more,

more

so

.^w"!'
y;-

"

"

'iiuiinju.
ian.uMi.lTi_
and
1j".^*W-"u4i^h"'3
ad. seven
\So[3-%hlip,
\}oR'iit"ltria'ii
seven
a.

s. European.
\Si-pnuiuMlim%
\}i-pnuiuiijlw
j"-^/ a. s. European.
s
b/
cooking, dressing; jnj

to cook.
uip^uAtirij
Ta-fifrir,
tjf va. to cook, to dress,to
do ;
to bake ;
[1^iiLu/ii
/"mii"u^"#^/i
to fry;
to broil.
p liaiuliuipuMjl,
\}^h%kor $tfc4-s. ossit'rage.
-

cook.
\s4'bL'
b'^'"/.*.
b'^?/ /a b'^nj '"J s. cooked
coolingdraught, decoction.
b/""-4 s. fusion of bronze.
.

septenary,^

*"

times.
years

old.

'

"

[seven; week.
"'"

\;o(9-'iilrplr,u^
hliuM^u s. Septenary ;
week.
[week; seventhly.
ad. seventh
s.
a.
bo/3iA-fio/"7;
""y
to repoat
va
\}o[3%irpnpii-trj;
hgli
,

more

instantly.

sovon

stars.

seven

S. b"'/3*""".'"4*-"'i
\},"l9-'liuiu,"lr,^i
-^lAl' -ipliS. XsoR-^
\3ol3'b,up^,hutii

b-,/.S.
W-l:
s. phijs.
\}t-n,iai^ni-nit
aolopilo.
ad. the

columns; of

or

seven

times.

Seventeen.
a.
\;op-'iih;.mu,u'h
uiu'ti^
S.
-z^l'^' \}oP-uiUlr^lrui%
\;oP-'ltlr,^lrm'b
-piruiba. of SCVeU
\}oP'h'iuniuiplruili
,

meat

thousand

years.

^QoP^int-inuMiibtudhuif^
"lujp
venteen years.

a.

01

SC-

sua

sm,

1 74

ii
J}o[3-%nM-utuiiAh-pnpff.
'"^
t

in words

obscene
a,
S^mqpMupMu'i,

teenth,
Seven-

"

or

[times as many.
c- Of'- serenfold,seven
'bo/?%iY'"""/4

language.

a
\jcp%uiu,puu{lrui'b
having

obscenity, to hold filthy

language,

to discourse

irjipvn.
S^Mi^iu,piMAlr,r,

seven

walls.

*. coarse
a"2P"'p'"*'""-/?f"-*

Jsop^ioi.tiy
pi[,jf of
,

sions
expres-

language, obscene words.

a. unchaste,lascivious,
*^uj,liiiupi=piA

days.

seven

a.

or

in words.

obscene

^lu^uii-npfrlug

a,

vious,
unchaste, lasci-

obscene; luxurious, flissolute.

g,"i^pmr^/7^.*-t./',
ty/lva.

to be

lewd,

dissolute.
^

s. lowduess, turpi^uiqiiutn-npitni-P-li
tude

in actions.

nasty-looking,
ugly.
S^iu^,u,i[.irira.
""
J"""t'""^"/"^
nasty,ugly, impure.
that

^uiqputin^Pa.
ears,

a Cza) t*"
alphabet and

the

*"

sixth

of the

"" six ; sixth.

It is sometimes
changed
the

that

art.

nants
conso-

^"^^mJluyi

for,or

accusative

love

"tp^L.1^"'""'-'"^^^
'

to see
'iilri_^uithi.uilih

God;

the

ijr4"/_jto
,

eat

sometimes

This

for

understood,

mh-utu^

sun; n"-mt^
article is

bread.

a.

having

bad

voice;

doctrine.

^lu^u/iiiair,
tuTjui/

founded
con-

^t^u,,,

"

the

of perverse

letter

marks

obscene.

of the

; ^,

"with

chaste

l^uiqiiui/uou
O^
l^uiaputpuiJe*
etc.
l^utapuiJ^irui
l*utp*tMi^niii CXCr
O.

letter

fourth

the

wounds

vn.

to

loathe, to

nauseate; S. l],Y".tY5"Au/"r.
^uthuhiQ..
l^u, ~uib utuliy
\Jl^ui
nastyopus
looking, ugly, deformed, unpleasant
to the sight.
gure,
^^uiijpiuijnt-^uibh-irf
"'-^l^va. to disfilit

to make

example:

ugly

or

dirty,to

soil.

^uiaifUtlMtitJ',
D.
yl^utaii^J'

( instead

of qluutqnif^q^m-^

It is

often

repeated:

tUp-

It
)
ufiiiiifii^
[tt-plrufiig

l^ui^iniuliaiM^y
,

inlrui^a

dirty,

.j^^m ,p[,,[,ph'i,
^..._ Ugly, impure ; s. idol.
act of
s. Ugliness,
quijip ( instead of ^"_
phutiig^u'liiiJu^
^,uipn..p^[,Li,
filth,
n^^

place:

often

"

"

its

changes

hmm^i

^,ir,u

narrative

or

fl'im
(usually qa^pn {Juurjfruij
)
iJjUUJjIrMJJJ
"

It marks

the

growing ugly; deformity,

uncleanness;
impurity,dirtiness,
nastiness,
foulness,
lewdness.

sixth

to go
case, on, of, for: fr^p^m^ ^7i/;{"-n/
and
fetch gold, or in order to bring

Hujiriuira. small,mean.
^ui^oAtiT, "-j/iva. to look, to cast

to
gold; "an.uipiri_q2pnj,
to

bring water

lu order

sond

to speak
; ["louk-u^.iru.'iik
.

of him.
-

It

marks

the

about, on, above

put
above

on

him;
the

eighth

uiftlri_
qpn^/ml^, to
,

to

-At,
U

pass

to

bend

one's

excel

more

augmentative

to
,

mount,
sur-

than all.
letter

soul

to;

to

get

^t,"

ii.k,iuipnM.h,"n\ta,

to be

devotedlyfond of the fine arts.

a.
i"",4iz,%^"/i
dreadful, ghastly,

frightful.
,i^p^n.L-i_,

t'""j' u-lih,
.

ed,
S,""il'c
a. ugly,deformqc""_y or pl,jj
slovenly;dirty,filthy,indecent,
impure,lewd, obscene.
.

whole

furious; {"luun/ii^ qp^uoAiu to give

one's selfup to gambling, to pernicious

flame,to singe; ."Ajot_juiit^ amusement;

to
quiJir^,t-^nM.irii_p
surpass

round,

case,

"upli"h,hi_
.[hn^uii.to

some
on
thing.
^mliuimpiT,
k^uij vu- to bo oxtromely
affectionate,
fond, to become
excessively
with too much
to love
passion ,

eyes

S"'4/'
'^fpliu.'iil-r,
vn.
i,u,p,u,

to dread,
S.
l],4
;
^'"4"'^'/'.
frj-y vn. to be suitable.

to fear much

luiLiini-irvn.
^uiql'i/i

to grow

weak.

au.^

To

^uMii^iuiqipntA
a. inconstant,
unstable,
not

solid,alippery.

bell ; clock bell ; hand

^"u%-i.u,li
,ug s.
bell, small bell hung on the neck of
electric chimes;
cattle; t-ih,^,"pui/^u/b
bell-glass;/i,u%p-lr,ip
lamppai-uiy,
glass, glass-globe,glass-shade; "f"A.
,

^m,/p.[,/f
sf.mare.

basket;
a
jp
full; ^j.lr"m"^^
clotheS- -, WOrktf-npirnj
'iiii^[r
uiiiiqnj,
-

of

fruit,bread"

"

of

'/-["ii
-[" stroke
,

bell ;

ini-ihi_-'"a

^"y^?/O'd. tillto-morrow,

to-raorrow

morning.

'

bell-founder; int-u,"!,
bell-[, bell-rope,
to
the
bell
pull; ^Mp/i,Ji,tru ring
;
-

"[uiuZM/2.tj%"5

to toll for the dead

^likl^i-jj uiuiinuipu,^^the

bells

were

""
^"!iP""tl'''
passionate,
desperate, ringingfor church.
[ofa bell.
furious,turbulent;grievous ;
ad.
the
at
^."i^.i/4u./fuA^
-^",_
a.
ringing
turbulently,
puip ad. abruptly,
s. bot. bell-flower.
^""%^u/^iu6-u'y/i^
angrily.
a. s. bell ringer,
^ai%i^i"^iu4u/^
ringer.
-

anger,

to

the

rouse

wrath

ire,to

or

incense,to provoke, to exasperate,

to

drive to extremities.

^"yii""ti'liJ',
vn.
'iihguii
to

fire up,

to be

angry,

feel'wroth, to become

to

incensed.

bell
a.
^iu%f.u"4"""2t"bell-fashioned,
shaped.
*. pi.the bells.
J^u"%^u"{""/%^"
s. steeple,
^lu'iiif.uj^.uuini^i
bell-tower,

f
belfry; A-^iuit^^

to go

^.u'ii.f-.a/fir.r,
/rj/ivti.

to

up on
adom

the

"

with

littlehorse-bells.

ii,uijpu/in,'ir,
uijiiy vn.

to grow

little bell hand-bell;

^u/bf-ail/lii
s.
,
blue-bell.
bot. hare-bell,
enraged,
put one's
to flyinto a passion,
to bluster,
passion,
^uAf-uiiilri/',
if-liJ^mi^ti/' Ir^JtVO.
to be angry,
to knead, to bake ; to adhere ; to mix
vexed, exasperated, to
lose patience, to fret,to be mad, to
to butter.
mortar; to mix;
pt-i/nilj
inveigh.
s.
^u/r,j.["^
uvula, epiglottis;chem.
to be

to

angry,
self in a

s. increase, irritation.
^uypu/tip

receiver.

ft""/P",jAvexed^angry,
"./_".irritated,
fretful;
furious,outrageous, mad.
Sf/f^ji"""""3 **" hasty,passionate,
wrathful.
fiery,
"

s. fear,
^u/bn-jtmu/bp
dread,apprehension,
fright,
dismay.

^iu%,f.Jt,"kir,
frj/.vn. to fear, to be
afraid of,to dread ; to doubt.
indignation; passion.
to irritate,
to makc
va.
va.
^uijpui^"i.ju/i,lrir,
^iJiiMf-fiuthgnt-^u/iilTir,
"t-j//
ni-^li
in
to
to put
to frighten,
to terrify,
to dismay.
a passion,
afraid,
enrage, to anger,
to make
to fret, to vex,
to
angry,
nettle,to affront,to provoke.
^"n%il,u,nii_a.
timid,fearful,afraid.
^"u'tiif-nM-uiit
S,";ipyP s. flight,gust of passion,
dough , leaven ;
njf s
mole ; mass,
mixture
tion
anger, wrath, spite,vexation,indigna; amalgam.
revolt ;
in despite
^iJitfitt-uib-p^i
s. particle.
, fury,rage,
of.
of
(""" follower
gu/iy-f
4
tfi"'j/*
anger,

""".

"

Zoroaster

"

; manichean

maluiiiuij.
,

^u/uunfu/ii
fija. diverse,different,nicheism.
,

various, distinct.
to hide one's
^uiifii^iuiiT,
ui^iuj vn.
J^mi".Y^uiri-"Y_a._variegated. self,to steal away, to retire; to be
to distinguish, ignorant of.
va.
t-i/li
^u/biunu/iilrj;
to diversify,
to discern,to vary.
to hide,
vu.
*^iu'iipi"uj^ni-uu/iihir,
^u/iiuM^u'iilij;
ni-gli
t-jiy vn. to signalize
to conceal.
one's self (by),to excel, to surpass.
state
of a thing
-"unLSii
tion;
s.
^ai%f,ini-Pl'i-i
s. distinc^"u'iiiuiiu/iini.p-liiX
hidden, secret, concealment, hiding.
difference; diversity,
variety.
,

^a/iiiu^s.

^u/uiuufs.

piece,bit.
ast.

dragon'stail.

""
cretly,
hidden, secret; ad. se^B.t//"""-/.
clandestinely,
by stealth,
nito,
incog-

without

being known;

s.

hiding-

Slid-

a".s

1 76

a
precedout ; first,
uufpq.hi_, ^atn-ui^uiuni,
place,lurking-place; ["'bk-ii^u
chief ; before,present.
to steal stealthily.
to creep, to slip,
s. proposal; 4'"j
^u.n.//"2.u""./Tpn"_/?/ii-'ir
-

-p-iru/i,, show-bread.

hose.
^u.'i.liuiui.u'i,
Muj s. stocking,
H,l/lIi[i/i
s. uvula.
,

[sence of.

fld.before,in

^.an-.u^hu,,.
^op
,

pre-

-u.n.'it^,
gu.%j4'. passage, transition;
first,chief,principal;
to pass, to omit, to skip,to leaye, to
a.
^.unjii^lHi
-"*
ad.
-"fc
to
first,at first,at first
be
fail
or
to
neglect,
wanting,
; -ipik-u
to
to
to fail; Man%ni.i_, flee, run
sight;originally.
away.
-

that
inclining,
s.
slope,

gion. /. p-uiip [i a.

to

vn.
iu/7ij["
S^,i/i,j"/i,t"/;
pass ; to
to
to
excel
surmount,
; to go
surpass,

stooping;

that

bends,
goes
brow, side of a hill.
beyond, to exceed; to escape, to leap; declivity,
arsenic ; *tinsel ;
S. U,%"'*t,/';
to be wanting, to fail;
s.
^utn.[ifi
4'";/.
to grow
realgar, red arsenic,orpioM;
"rpuiij.nj'u
iftiini-p-t.uii/i!.
q^iauiuf/ujito be unfaithful
orpiment.
ment;
nu/^t-^nfii,
^r"n/7"i-i/^/"7i_/?p,
qiupMMiJp,
[senical.
to the husband's
or
^"u,i.[,/(,a^
s. arsenite.
marriage bed.
g/"n./.4mij"A
ara.
arsenic,
a. negligent,
-li,.,jpi
careless;
^.uij/uin-ni.
u,j
(^u/n./"^i"",
s. arsenate.
[^ p-iu,f,,
indolent, sluggish.
s.
^,u'i.i]uin-ni-Pliti'
omission,negligence,
carelessness.
^ui,L[ilin,-li
s. arseniuret.
-

"

H^in.{i'i/ru,a. flat,level.

i^u/iijni-juj'birir,
ntj/'vu.

to

to

pass,
to
surpass ; to go beyond ; to cause
fail or be wanting, to make
to sin ; ".i.
to oxccl, to cxcecd.
^ni-gufiilsri_,

^ui^u^n,-,uM^

blind, sightless,

s.

eyeless.

distract;to render useless; to

mislead, to deceive; to pervert; [i
to

ml-ini-P
/u/7^4""-^^u
-

to

inclining,down-hill.
sloping,
HuftL[,^k-p /is. steepness, acclivity,
lock,
up-hill,ascent, steep mountain; hila.
steep,
risingground;
hilly,
uphill.
a.

to avert, to scatter,
^/..r,tr,.,/vna.

J", or
"lift

or

^u./t/A"s. orpiment.
down-hill
[, ili.ijp [y s
,
slope, declivity, descent, brow, hill;
Hum.

blue-devils
loose

to have

the

; juiftunu /"t.^
-

to one's

spleen
to

give

passions; ^utW.i#i/p
again,to recover
-,

9,uin.
I, ilhpuiiis. knoll, little hill,
or
acclivity.
^uinXuii-nL^tnJts. satiu ; brocade.
s.
^uin-^iu^j
trailing gown,
D.n-.^u#"_

ascent

tail coat.

to one's self

^"u,na. isolated,separate;ad. apart,

aside; pr
different,
except;
["
ing,
^tun-iuh-ni^tfii
s" Wander^Mun-tuiruiis^
various; ad. diversely.
[disjoined.
bad
conduct, perversion,
a.
^.ainia/ju/i,
error,
disjunctive
; separate,
to be separated,
perversity.
^u-inu/huiiT,
uiijty vn.
a. averted, scattered.
^"iia-uitth^uil
disjoined.
broken down,
^uin-uii/;
luj a. decrepit,
to separate, to divide, to distract,
[or extremely old.
to
crazy.
to
be
^uiiLuidh/buJir,
to detach, to dry
decrepit scatter, to disjoin,
lu^uijvn.
up, to disunite,to take to pieces,to
crepit disentangle,to pick.
s.
3^u,n.uiirn^P[ii-'b
decrepitude,deto Sepa^iiM is/iiflirt
vu.
^minfiir
age.
iniy
rate
delirium
s
to
retire.
^uin-iu^yii/iip
raving
;
,
,
frenzy, dotage, madness , fanaticism, ft.x/"f^4
s. Easter
1..4/.
^kts the
;
[changed,past. Passover; ^ui^ii ^iu,"lil,
rage.
paschal lamb;
come

one's

self.

-,

III

"

delirious
fanatic ;
a
^u,ii-ui'i,jhiui_
,
to go astray ;
vn.
J".""i.u"%y4-"r,
irj[,
.

to

dote,to

rave,

to

ful^-ni^tlh
quiin^li

eVO.

^uiui/iuib-uiiii,^
s. hot. Easter-daisy.
^iuiiiIiimi^im/i,
a. paschal ; iAn.nLiilri_
^

muse.

to receive the Sacrament

^'"iinfiii.ni.piiiii
,

tO
VU.
^lun.iu'b^ni.ijuAilrir,
n--y[i

aside,to mislead,to deceive

to

rave.

; to

tum

make

at

Easter.

^uim/iui^upuip,

Passion-week.

"u

s.

holy-week,

ao.r
one's

gnptTni^,to strike

head

to

magnificent,charmiiig.

worms

Q^i"pi/hAia4pitF^,
-u^umIi^

ful,
wonder-

surprising.

strike ;

hit,to

a,"/^4/""7"'''
4%7
'liu^i-ni^i fii\^3b
S. ^^1^infill
!
tra./rtii'ffp
te collide,to strike against a rock.
i"*.

a
admirablymade,
^uipj'iiAiit^lrpin

against

wall ;
n^Y-.-i/jipto breed
(in the members).

the

aup

1 78

^lupiTuAiiair,
lajjuij

be

to

wonder,

admire, to

to

vn.

"

be

astonished;to

raptured.
en-

S^uj^i/ini-uilt
S^iuplini-Ui,
percussion,
s.

striking,friction,
knock, shock,

b. i^uipi/iil/iir^li
^luni/uAuti-np
ble,
af. charming, admira^u.pinu'iiiiL.^li

flict,
con-

blow.

excellent.

b. ^ujnl^mhh-ir*
i^uin/^/tt-uii/iilrif

S. ^iiipin.'jini.mi
; wonder,
^uipiTu/ii^

a,'"/'4"'-/"""f/*
a. astonishing;frightful,
horrible.
a. dreadful
S^iupifni-pu.liiii'ii

; timid.

astonished

"

t'"LJ

to

-#"

to be

be

struck

to

marvel;

fright,fear,agony,

trouble

; /"^""^4n.-_

of fear in the

because

pi^'iiiu^
ithztc^j
night.

-"

i^q^uiilujpliij
or
amazed,

luitfuL-tOT

s
Quipi.ni-pu.'b^
pi horror, terror,

^uipiT; juipi/:ii'iiiui_

; S.

miracle

"

[i

tO
llut^nM-^u/bh-"j
uih-h-^ l"pl3-h-f_2

"u

astonish, to

hideous
Q^iupi,n.-plri^
a

strike with

dreadful

to
nirpaiilrij
//
liiu^
amazement; npuifial!
amaze

what
i^fb iliaJJib^...,

formidable;horrible,execrable.

when

-""

wonder,

admiration,to

with

was

surprise

my

they
quMillriihii^
tiuMiu/ii

"

all amazed
Aj^^ what is
astonish, to frighten, were
; qj^^i_in
that?
ti.itis
to intimidate,
there astonishing
to terrify,
to
to afflict,
wonderful, strange, surprising;^ti
shake, to scare, to frightaway.
there is nothing
S. $,"'(ii'"'-[il^lb
pii^
^""P'^iii-plr^ni-^li^
n^,%^ fi,
wonderful
in that; no
to be frightenwonder, no
^.up'ini.pfj;
ed
vn.
k-^uj,

%tir,

to

ni^f,va.

"

terrified
,

dread,

to

afraid, to tremble,

to

be

to

be

marvel.

much

alarmed

"

admiration

of
a
^lupi/'iujuiiiui

; to

be confounded.

of-

(!).
ment,
astonishS. d^uJp^ni-pui'lip
admiration,
s.
^nip^nL.[ini.Sh
^uipiihi^niJUii
il^t-f^
;
faction,
surprise; enchantment, stupeuittlr/t
O.
i^'ip'^n'-flli'^j
II niup^ni-piruMh
b. it^iup^ni-ph-nni-aiulilri*
stupor; ecstasy; wonder; f
to be
^"upiT,[i^ s- family, house, blood, l",pj\ugiru,%
wrapped in
ilfbhi_,
wonder; /" f-""/,. to be in raptures;
race, stock, line ; nation.
struck with wonder,
4-""n- ibu I was
S^u,p"/hj%^ii.lr,ji^
a
charming , very
I was
fine,genteel.
t'''""4""'i
surprised; MjuipiTiu^uniibfr jnjJ- Isaac
wondered
a
charming
Sl^uiiiin.i'iiuiii.npfr
ly
exceedinglu^
,
i^i

('),a

note

"

admirable

wonder-working ; -^
miracles,wonders, prodigies.
;

to
S,uipii'ii''iii"fnpifirir,
tj[i va
to
miracles
perform
;
.

do

uhrA

surprise,to

be

wonderful
^,upinJb,ui.npfrni-P[iJii
s.

or

write

astonish^lupiTiuijni-gfi^a.
surprising,

very

admirable

wonderful, surprising,excellent.

beauty, magnificence.

surprising,miraculous,
nary,
bewitching,incredible,extraordiexcellent;-.p *. wonder; miracle
-^

iuiAni-i_
niif"

to

to

ing,
astonish-

astray, to lose

ful,
wonder-

admiration ;
astonished.

turn,

tO

uihl"iuIipiO, Ifiupuim^iipu'l"^aM.^
[S-uiIiui/j
to seduce, to pervert.
tiirij
led
to be
Q^iuprnm-iipir
k^ty vn.

s.
^u,pirn/i,iu^n%ni.p-iiii,
varlcty or

a.
^"""piruj%iuili
admirable,

astray,

VCl.

to

person out of his way.

a.
misled, led astray:
^lupiiiiji-iji
heteroclitical
anomalous,
;
q-'iiiai_,
gV

take

vd SBveral
^iiipirui'iiuiijui'ti
-qij/hlriui_a.
,

lead

mirably,
admislead, to

wonders.

ways

with

[ing.

yliunuini-nj^ani-auihyj*t
neap

^ii.pJlu'ii.aij.pyir,
h^l va. to

nish,
asto-

seized

admiration.

action; miracle-

admirable

"

with

to

or

wonders.

admirable

aliUM

great admiration.
ni-g[iva. to
^uipd'uitfiii-giJiiUir,

wondered

admirably

uih-uhruMi

; niuniiuiqiui

s.

be

one's

aside;to lose

to turn

way,
one's

to

deviate,

self.

s.
dering
^iiipiani-iini^3L
goiug astray,wandeviation, digression; ast.
,

anomaly

uiumirniuj aberration*
hot, germander.

^lapou ["s.

a*fu.

79

^"1,1-u,^
s.
child, i5on, blood,
u/j
infant; descendants,descent,generation,

^fioiini.i/Ls.
diversion,
sport,
pas timetO
y",pouni-jjuAlrif,
VU.
diVBrt,tO
ni-gli

posterity.

[forth children.

recreate, to

make

relax.

to
joyful,

^"i"L.ujliuni.,jpit/rir,
Irjl,-ua. to bring

Sl^iu,-,"li,uuhpni.p[,^i,
of propas. act
gating,

a.

generation,production, [dren.

entertaining,
amusing, diverting.

ad. sensibly;sensually;
Hii."j^,iu(^i,
materially;openly.
a.
^t-iig.
sensible,perceptible,palpable

that loves his chilo.

^,"".""4u.ut^'
S,""-/^!^'
1'3s. joke, jest;farce.
'

-p

the

faculties ; /"%^

^lutiipu.'i,
s. saffron ; S. '^^i^nu,/:
Jipu""^"/.4."?#
a.
occupied,busy.
^pi/.,^,"%^
s.
intrigue,affair,traific ;
occupation
motion

eTagation

distraction ;

to

va.

to be infected

play

to amuse;

occupy,

busy, employed in
; to be

ted
distrac-

care;

flutter
ebb

recover

[ly-

senses.

uruiijt

take

sation
s. sensuality
; senil"i.,^f,"^ui'iin,.p-l,L.%

l^fLotluJ/tnt/',
umuj
O.

relaxation,

some

mind.

[te.

sensibility.

to eompassionavn.
ili'T'l'if
S.fyjialil'j
ad.
Q^i-iyiuu/ku sensibly.
a. sensual,carnal.
D^"fiyu,ui^l,

s.
diversion, relaxation,
UpoiiuM.p^
refreshment,recreation,
pastime,sport,

amusement,

to

senses,

distraction.

one's

one's

sentiment, insensible.
a.
sensitive;sensible;
S,i-'yi/iu/b
the
sensual; discreet, vigilant;-^
brutes
the
sensible things;
beasts,
; the

to unbend

u/iiJipi

;
to

come

scent; -j,;n.u,2u,j.njii,
[uhluij

to

or

to
JJpoiAo.-j";

passion:

ad. sensibly^intellectual9.fy"'p"'P
that has lost all sensation
a.
Ht-'^f'Ji/l'p/i

2p""i4"'"S/-""'z.""'
"" very
occupied,
busy, engaged.
s.
Jip/uz/no/s/iii
^piMiifni-Uii
tion;
occupa^fLouuiltutil,

fly into

one's wits.

intrigue,to be

embarrassed, to meddle
or
agitated.

; to

learn, to know;
to

; to

really,

to dress

to foresee

tojbe occupied or

to

to busy.
distract,

doing something

abandon

ad,

or

(child).

intrigue
; to

-"/

one's self.
clothe,or
infection
I)'/..".Sr"t.,7/.
s.
:
; s-ensibility
act of dressing.
to feel,
to be sensible
^"j-uiii',
vna.
uijl,
to
have
to
of,
a glimpse of, to
hear,

meddles

of

intellectual

to
"i^ni.i_,

passions;

to

to

intrigues; fond

many

trifles

self

truly.

'

care-

that
^p.u:"l.uiiti"
a. intriguing,
with

one's

senses

tion,
s. sonsuality.
occupation, distrac*^^u;iuja[,pni-[3-l,i^,
the five senses
pleasure;trouble,agitation,
^ii-.ujuipia'i,
i/.j s.
spirit
wits, senses, sensorium, seat of sense
; water, torrent, the

toy

of

flow ;

and

or

tuation,a. sensible; lrpliu,^l,mujli

flucor i,,nikih,ug
watering places, the eyes;
^uibTCiu^jyJuitu^ lii/uiamfr^

S-n^t.

waves,

storm;-"p""5
pleasure-grounds or garmind, understanding; "^//./.
iiatellect,
dens,lake scenery;
[intellective.
irrigated the heart.
puipiu/i,^,
sensible ; rational
a
uplands; ^nilimu^, pleasant valleys;
!lj.,ufu,i-ni"
,
proud or haughty glance.
^fiyp' a. sensitive ; sensible.
'"^i"j
"

well watered

a. that
^pouiaal^p

loves amusement

pleasures.

[or pleasure.

of
s. love
^ii.ouii,u[,pai_pJ,

sensation
s
^j.,yiii.p[i--'ii

or

diversions

understanding; ^

recover,

to

one's

recover

to come
S.
^pauls-jjnt^nmjilril'
il^potiutant^qujlilrir,
-pirmiip. lu'liliu.'liku
senses

^p.ou'iini-ir,
qpou-y
self, to make

vTi.

merry,

to divert
to

relax

one's
one's

reason,

to

reason

senses;
under
;

;
to

/Aq.
the

ian.'i,lri_,

p.lrp!ri_ftto iuform,to advise ;

ipiirijto pBrceive,
[i-p-fru,"!,
,i,ii.%ni-u

,nu,i_,
-

; to stand

sense

'j^"7..

-,

the senses.
one's mind, to take
to be sensible of ; -:p
self,to unbend
t
o
one's self;
diversion, recreate
some
3f^."/ntAa. sensitive,that has the
one's self;to refresh
to play,to amuse
brisk; witty,
facultyof feeling;lively,
,

the senses.
one's self;
to be
jiaijoij-,,),
judicious
{tHnaiij
; -^
intelligent,
carnal.
a. sensual,
to get heedless.
3f "";n"A"//;io'i'
dissipated,
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30

well, with

taste ; iTiupJliii to incarnate,

himself
human
on
nature;
to clothe one's self
iiu,fiif.aii,nt-p[it^M
with justice; to do good works
; Mpmn-a

ing
^"j-iya.
[ijs. belch, eructation,ris,

to take

(of the stomach).

to

eruct, to belch; to vomit,

up ; to

blow,

fetch

to

one's

to throw

breath

K^u/in/ii. to clothe one's self with

and honour;
to
^pm-P-lic^

hi.

-,

glory
p-h.u't,,to

self,to

daub

soil,to dirty,to

cast

gather strength ;

self in the mire.

one's

S?-"//"-"'-/^/"-^
S. bclch,
'^"fr'yn.ni-'Jh

to

'

eructation;vomiting; eruption;

admonish
;

; to

apprize of, to give

y!.tf.ui"uiui%iM"r,
uitfuij
to

come

one's

to

vn.

to

senses;

to

repent,

to

reflect;to restrain one's self; to correct,

to disabuse, to undeceive
one's
one's wits.
self, to recover
i^j.usa,"u,ulr[i
a.
derate;
sober, honest, mo-

nuiiuuililrp
m-pni^

of another

^_3 s. dress,robe, garment,

jopl'ttl^L.
""-''% to

make

dress, to

"

dress

for

one

uiJl/o^

day clothes ; ^""ipuui_

garb ;
lUjpnt-P-kulu
uitf
dress
widow's
coat;
weeds; uhiui- -^
vniiiiutt^huiliu/i,regimentals ; i,uiuui^
in plainor privateclothes;
piMii^uijj
-""^
baptismal grace; 6 i"".u"/u"_
lut-uitjuAlfi,,
towel, napkin; -"""/"*",boot,
litu'b
opfruij

every

wedding

awake,

ni-3

"Ilk

ip,hi_,to perceive.

strength, to

appearance

clothes;

with

to resemble.

Q^i-hum

notice

the

assume

person,

."^_

to eruct, to belch.
iu,iiiri_,
^"fiuiiu,/y a. vigilant,discreet;
clever,alert ; sober, moderate
; wise,
prudent; honest;
u.nihi_, to warn,
to

-,

self

one's

clothe

one's

'

-,

ed,
undressed, disrobclothesq.u,pu/i,-m-jj

shoe ; Jlrp^[" -m-^

naked;

philosopher.

S,lri-^luuiJhijfMu'b,
; S. ^u/li^lrp^
[manteau.
etc.
W.pkir,

St^""'/"'""/'^"'-/^/"-*'
*" sobriety;phipress
losophy.
to
il^1-ujiimu,jni_jjui'i,frir
""-j/"VO.
awake, to lead back, to recall,to
correct, to undeceive, to disabuse,to
put out of conceit, to teach wisdom.
,

to sense,

of senses,

amendment;

abstemiousness
/'lilciitlinn-pu

inu.i/,

mmd

a.
clothed, dressed;
Q^j.huu,ujuiiu[inip
as

self
a

one's

to clothe
dress,that serves
with; surrounded, covered

with

dress.

wisdom,

prudence; sobriety,chastity; watchfulness,

watching; -P^lruiJi-ad. soberly;
-

y?-t"/.#i""4ui"^.
l s. clothes-peg;port-

^"/.uiuuin^p^liL^,
s. recovery
return

readiness

of wit, presence
to recover
; tf-imuiiuii^,
q^uij^ b

I^P

ifinuju.

array

ujipu,^ a

self in

one's

loving

Of
loVO
S,kainuji,l,pni-(3-[it-%

.^_

to

finery.
fine

J.

of

clothes,of dressing showily,dandyism.

to

nnt^aittliklF

"

one's

self, or

one's

self

weaned

one's

wits, to

again ; to

be

come

cured

(from) ; uiith/^l

S.

(of)

[5. ^n-k-ant-auAiktl''
\frt.hilifiutL.npliiI'i
pk-ntui O. l^r^k'Jini.i/'*

i^^-"'""""-

bad
^ii-k.""[,ii
s.

dress ; little

coat,

small

S.Rj

garment.
*i^1.h,"'i,kir,
va.
htif,

[vice.

s. sensation, feeling;adQ^H-ui^n^Oh
to warn,
ii,f"3'"-g'"'i'tJ',
to
va.
"t-gli

throw

the

on

flingdown,

to

ground,

to beat

to

overturn

advise,to notify,to instruct,

to inform,

^u/
; .jj.kui'biruj^
Jl,2iu/i,^,the devil had thrown

to

the

midst.

announce.

wearable.
a.
^"j-lr'i.jf
^ti'^'ite
*" P^- clothes,
garments.

'

to

put

on

clothes

on

mourning

on

to
,

wear

to

down,
^.tti f,
him

in

s.
dressing
^i.kjn,.p^l,^b,
S,i-hjni-SL

robing one's se\i ; iihipUiin/

if^k-^inuJp,
clothinghimself in flesh.
or

^ff-tfeni../',
to clothe, to
q-tjiuivna.
dress
one's
to
one's
self,
put on
back

to

put

to put

to clothe, to
va.
^"{.tjjni-ju/i.k-ir,
ni-j[,

dress, to put
furnish with

dress

on

clothes, to

any one; to
adorn ; tpt

'^.nl.^kp.i
u^nj
'^.u'l.q.kpi,,
n.-p,ulu,i^_
p-L-u/i,, to put on
if God SO clothe the grass of
garments of gladness;, jniL-j/u/iii^
field.
the
lyi IJjt-^^jl'
I^MiiliUin^
tfl-lrtllli
"^C
shall not put on the garments of
man
that robes or dresses.
li^i-jntj^^a.
woman
he
dresses
^n-ifttj"
; putp^n^
"i^h%"i.
^/Ai.0.^ITU. to inebriate,to
;

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81

get tipsy;to fly to

the

head

Ji?-"'-if"j"'-j/'i
a. preservative.

wine

as

does.

iKt"'-zi"'-"p
spect,
'"a a- provident,circum"

^^i,Ma,r,
to walk, to take a
vn.
iM,j[,
considerate; exact, just,punctual,
walk, a turn, to walk out ;
//#f"^
scrupulous ; sly, politic;sober,
moderate
/.pnt.pu,u,"ia%[,
"'""'^'t-iuj
to walk upon
mature.
; wary,
the roofs,in the
ad.
with
y.?-"'-"*-""garden;- c%7- t^^p
circumspection,
to wander
b-nili.u'/j
along the sea shore.
slily; strictly,
punctually.
iitV^_^
n
that
V^t"'-i^'U"h'"''
sly circumspect,
?5"""-^^J
n.
conserves
or
considerate,guarded, wary; sure, safe, keeps in safe custody.
secure
;
^At^, ^."^ g
^f"c^,/i,""r- S.t'"-z^'-P^["-'i'
s. sliness,precaution,
circumspection,
consideration,
guard,
^OT
place of safety.
watch, attention,measure,
constraint,
ad
%f.ni.^upu,fi
silly, cautiously
preservation,management,
monition,
heed, ad,
prudently.
defence; discretion ; exactitude,
-

'

a.
S,t'"-i^"l-^P'
very

strict

very

or

spect
circum-

more

rigorous ;

accuracy,
punctuality;
foresight;
diet;sobriety;^'i-A-^/reserve;
-Rt

more

/' to heed, to assure; ^"it^S-zj^//,,-,

to set
larLi/li^^^
qij^i^[iu/t
lir/^#/y4//"
shall
a bar to the sea,
to put a dyke ;
cause
uii/p^ni-P-t-iiAjj
"iin^u,you
m,/y_,
the
children
of Israel to avoid
to~ prohibit,to forbid; /.
their
Iihpuilipn^
uncleanness.
diet,regime; j-n-Lui^umlr,. .foresight;
abstained
a. hurtful,to be
hc havlug
^^n,-^"ll,
hifhiui^iiriu
luniiiujf,,
ifnp tiiy'ii
from or avoided; important,imposing,
divined his thoughts; -p-lr,uirp.
ad. ""
considerable; cautious, circumspect;
to provoke, to
certain,secure, sure.
9.1-p'f-irir,
vu.
irjj[,
that
renders
t
o
to
to incenseS,i-"'-zs"i
a.
cautious; incite, excite, irritate,
that announces,
warns.
^Xti'f^l"'''
%'"7 vn. to grow
angry,
to be avoided; to become
S^ni."u"4/"^,
a. hurtful;
incensed, provoked, exasperated,
S. S,f
to chafe at.
i-2i"'-"["] sober, moderate;
ascetic life.
^"l-o%,/ly a. wise, learned, skilful ;
l[l/iiqi,"l_,
iihu/iip,
spect;
sober, discreet,prudent; tame, familiar,
a.
cautious, circumy^nt.2u.4/"/t."j
gentle.
smart, open-eyed.
to take care,
9i,t'"-i""'i""ir,
^if.o'lliuJliiil
a
yi^q.o'lMiiip.utpni
gOOd ,
"utjuij vn.
to provide one's self,
to watch, to superintend, well-behaved, peaceful,
quiet,affable,
to look after,to be cautious, courteous.
[to grow familiar.
to defend
one's self,to mistrust ; to
to become
^if-o'iiu/tiiuMr,
wise;
"utjuii vn.
to
to
stand
to
of
out
va.io
Tcndor
*^f.,!i"ujn"-ijui'i.irj;
evade,
fly, keep,
ni-tjli
sure

"

the way;

abate, to

to manage
with economy
; to
one's
secure
self,to observe,

wise

; to

tame, to subdue, to humanize.

^f.o'i.ni-P^l.ti,
s.
wisdom, maturity,

to consider, to reserve
good sense, good jiTdgment;mildness,
to
parry,
one's self,
to act up to one's dignity, gentleness, benignity, affability;
-,
to

to

retain

one's

."i^p#

self,to be

on

to await
it-"i2_;

take

to

one's

guard;

the future

of

care

-P-k
'yi'c.e
the

-jui_

"^u,e,iri_, -p-huhi

the

the Book

Proverbs
Lord

of AVisdom

and

of

Solomon
; ulit^pt'
S^"""*
the fear of
Irplilii-i
.

is the

beginning of wisdom.
s. damage,
^iru,^,
loss, prejudice;
lay
lun^.y-fjto damage, to injure.
by the heels; /. ^u,".iuj,to get out
to go out, to free
of the way.
vn.
^t-iu/iiirj;
qirii,
one's self,to set one's self at liberty.
etc.
gt/", etc. S. a*^."^'
cumspect, Ji/f4s. advice,news.
cir'^cautious, wary,
2f""-^f"j"t
rate,
inconside^Irlin--ju,'blrj;
nt-jf Va. to Wam, to
prudent ; n^
declare
to notify,to
to
announce,
negligent.
unwary,
to
to
inform
learn,
instruct,
lfu%^
;
caution ; to forewarn, to preserve
(uiuL.to foretell.
;
to guard one's tongue, to
^fe^otj^^a. s. declarative ; declarer;
lii-[Hp.tpu.'ii
alg.arith. exponent,index.
keep the tongue between the teeth.
to fast ; to diet ;
[ilihpuilin^
qnmu
to put in irons, to
[""liiiiiinl,
pnt-^
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S.hX

ubir

i 82

deceiffallacious,
a.
^h^ip-nL-juAik^

tion,
s. declaration, notifica^tr^m-i/ni-ill

ful.

advice.

warning,
vn.
^ir,i,./i,["r,
-ity

to flock

together,
s. plenty,abundance,
Q^/riiau,uir

abound, to overabound, to flow,to

inundate, to overflow,to purge, to run
to
over, to gush out; to diffuse itself,
to

to

shed, to

to

^t-,inM-i/;
up va.
fill
to
spill;

up

out,
( jn^ )

pour

""-'/%

to proach
il^M,p,f.u,uilr"!nijp-lii^:b

spread itself;to rush upon one, to

assault ; S. ^fryni-iA
JJa-^/u/y a. intemperate, lewd,

dundantly,
re-

be

to

verbose;

p.uinn,^,r

to laugh immoderately
i,frnn,-i_,
iruiupqyiilT,ui_
ifUniluitifuiJI/liuji'
debauched, luxurious, dissolute,ed
spoil; iflriini-l^
crowded
around
; slippery,lubricous, incons-tant, u,jp."["'L the people
him.
ti
voluble; frail,
weak; -^
a*u/'fcu,";^,"^4.p
S. HIt'IuAIiiT;
tr-uy Vn.
^Irtini-J',
"hnpiu his ways are dissolute.
be
filled
with joy;
to
licentiousness, /.A^/,t./?A-/""/p
^ir,i["uj"i.npitn.^p-l,^'bs.
flood
be
at
^//i^/i
the
6-n^".
to
;
luxury, wantonness.
,

brimful, heaped

a.
^l^,Ju".itj

up,

jnu-^nj

overloaded.

bosom;

his heart

swelled

to be

dissolute ; to be

to forget

memory,

embrace,

to
r
^n./iu/ZJi

to one's

to

clasp

ifh^uji.ujipm "impui,
with

flowed,
emotion, over-

outpoured itself.
abundance

afiiuence

^y,inL.m,s.

debauch,

to

;-

debauch.
s. pi.habitual
^h-ifluui'ii^
^Lijuuiukpa. debauched, le^rA.
^biiluhJ-,
tj/. ^h-ih^lJ-,
Ir^u.,vn. to
self to luxury,
abandon
one's
excess,

slipone's

ing,
breaking out, overflowdefluxion; shedding, effusion;jet,
transport,
eruption;
[u'i'ri.m.p^k-u/ii
exuberance

perate,
intem-

gant;
licentious,prodigal, extrava-

dance
fullness or abunhard, to
rapture;
^npC,,u^
of grace ;
gormandize ; /uim irnin/tn.-P-ir.a'i.'b
pu/_
"//im/i overflowing,
effusion
Inn iliMtpJni^q
iTn
largeness of
gluts'
tju/ii
outpouring
i^br^
they
i[jutMt
to
Jj f-l!i--n2j

drink

ran

I-

greedily after

the

error

heart

of Balaam

dation.
or inun^,,,u.^u/joveriBowing

for reward.
dant
heaped, brimful, reduna.
J^i/jrnt'Si
orgies,debauch, luxury, excess,
; [S-utP-uiniii^M ^utnKrni^i ttextravagance, extremity,depravation, pressed down, shaken
together and
lust,licentiousness.
running over.
^ti/Jt,
m-^fr VU. tO heap, tO
f,^a. dissolute,incontinent, ^k-ifni-^u/hlTJ',
free, wanton,
debauched;
spoiled; overflow.
careless,neglected,indolent,
a.
elliptical.
^ir.li.uli.u'i,
sluggish;
s. intempe3^lriif,n^l3-[,iJi
S,l^,ilunL.!/u
rance,
,

"

"

s.

negligence,

carelessne.ss

R^'iJrj;k-^p va.

tion
inatten,

to

restrain, to

trench
re-

into
to contract; to throw
negligently.
,
scure,
a. destroying,
^t-,lp^tui.n[,ft
injurious; the shade, to eclipse,to darken, to obto cloud;ccwj. to discount, to cash.
badly done, wicked.
[perverse.
(I. corrupted,spoiled,
S./r-ip^iuifu.t.u^^
^triiini^Uh
s.
ellipsis;com. discount;
; ad

to discount
bills.
u,ii%lrij
Rfr'fiL.
s.
regret, compunction,
i^i^b
penitence; remorse;
a.
repentant,
to
contrite;
ip'ki_ tHmu^ ncpn--^
to
have
of
scruple;
conscience,
qualms
to be smitten
with
remorse
it'iilri_
;
Im Jfjinu
txtlil(tuti[ii
nt-tJh^
tuiM^iu^iJi^
I'l^bni^ih^ M^J^ [i ^U'lj '^ujpfiii/jtft^t
ft
-

to ruiii ;
vci. to Spoil,
b-hijnL.iiu/hhJ',
n,.tjl.
to
abuse, to deceive, to delude, to
seduce, to beguile; to rob, to steal,to
ravish ; tfhi^hrtr
)
i^nIi%ltL.a
to corrupt judges.
an.ututuii-nnu

^k,^ufi,l,j;
i,..,} 9,ir,,h[..r.
fr.", or
,

to be

"

spoiled,ruined; to be
abused, corrupted ; to make a bad use
utinutyut-ui'liniit
i^tui.
to
of, to misuse;- li^u,u%nt.p^LujJ\^i
pent, to afflict one's
irhjuifvn.

"

"

"

tO
phij^ijftfrft

conscience; /"
to ropont, to
iiitlru
reform
aberration,
; npuiftuf,'liu-igf,
^Jt^, how we
shall repent !
,

abuse

one's power.

montal
^ir.jP^dinn^pJ,
s.

madness, folly.

rC-

^t.ifrn,.pi,Li,
s. corruption,depravation,
debauchery ; disorder.

to oauso
p.lr[,iri_,
-

to

placein safety.

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185

to have pityor
ftti/frf^tiTyM,
to
free
from
;
danger.

sion
compas-

Rt^" ^lr'b,^^"pitn..p^l,^r.
S. g"4
etc.
,

three
iltl,lr,a.rad.
triennially,
Ji*"/'/*
same
Pf- as, the
as,

^t/biuh-nj,
immolated.
[,ja. sacrificed,

years,
well

as

as, like.

^Wti.u^aip
a, hurtful,
pernicious.
^lAiuAl.ir,
"jiib.y
vnp. to be sacrificed
or

a.
gfr/riy
exempt, frank, free ; safe,
*. deliverance,
safety; luii^.t^u
immolated.
S. ^hpif,juh,r\ii,"i^,
cure
ij/hbi^to be se^^%"i"^/u"%
slaughterfrom, sheltered from, exempt
mj s. shambles, house
to shelter,
; altar ; the
Cross, the Holy from : liiu^ni.ij,u'i,hu
to se-

sure;

Eood.

to screen;
cure,
to dispensefrom.

S. ^-.4.
^kilrin^P[.Ji,

to be

victim,that

s.

off ; to
despoil,to rob.

is

ready

to

to take

detach

to

free,

away,

to

strip,

to

sacrificed;immolation.

^//iini-ir,
to kill ;
%l,va. to slaughter,
to immolate, to sacrifice.
act
of slaughtering
S^ir'hnUiii
s
;

to be

vn.

to

make

self,to

one's

freed, delivered,to
one's

and

cured;

Jit".,u.r,
i"j/"or

from

to creep ;
to burn,
b,i.u,i_,
vn.

""j-^y

to swarm;
to crawl;
to be fervid; j"u%lini-P-lriu,rp
to burn
,
-

concupiscence; jiui/ti""/'fc
nhn^m^
["i/fcyruy
t^^^/i frOm all
tjhn.iiijgyh

to

pass
,

carry

to

dispossess,to
to

away;

snatch,

deprave, to -ravish,to pull off;

free

esrth.

^lrn^mliu!b o. Creeping.

rid

self,to get

one's

ricourse

J^tnint-^'un.to boil,to bubble up;

to be inflamed,to be on fire.
^h-n-ni-ilL
s. crawling,creeping^
^iftnt.*/,
n^ing s. roptilc.Creeping
animal; acquaticinsects; a. creeping,

to, to

wn.

of,to

to

have

to, to take

escape

to

fuge.
re-

s. deliverance, liberation,
gt^.6^/7i.aa

freedom

sting;
; strippingoff, spoihng, divei-il'jdecease, death.

^hpfrncjiu'iihiT,
gl va.
free, to save,
to liberate,to

crawling.

ujn

light;- j""i/n^iA/y
deprived of one's

to

"[, va.
^li-pirnc-j;

the

upon

widowed

strip, to

creep

to be
jiuiuniipiL.p^l,Ji,

with

that

self,to run
slipoff,

husband.

creeping things

darkness

escape,

disengage

self ; to

one's

/" fuun-iupi^
{"

be

to

one's

save

away, to detach
to slide away
;

flow.

to

escape,

victim,sacrifice.
s.
^kn-iiiini.[3^l,Ljb
tossing,tide,ebb

np

exempt,

j^A-^,6u,it"/',
tty va.
carry

iJfrir^/.
"t,uj

to

to

undo,

to

deliver,to

to

disengage,

to get out ;
s. arabian
S^i-uni-ptu
wolf, hyena.
preserve,
to reprieve from
ranged;
/i"/;u4n"_ "i/ujpuitaiji
Ukuilr^s. place,spot ; a. placed, arto
capitalpunishment, from death.
assured,firm;
u,n^"i.i_,
to
s. deliverer,rescuer.
S",k-[iirni-^[,^a.
place one's self, to put one's self,
-

*^t._"y

to halt.
stop,to stand still,
to
^k-int-riu/iiiuj',
ui^iuj vu-

bo

placod,

s.

square;

t-plfiuPl, iron
,

knee.

^tt.u

established.

s.

Jupiter ;

S.

[i,iiatj}a^
.

k-Qh
^hi^l.i-n.,
JJt^^.i.n [ig s. zcphyr;
ii^frtrth-ftfrani-qia'irfi-l/'f
^IrtntriitriPt
the gentle "%\i^ilitjpiup
to place,to deposit,to put, to
va.
.^uji^pui*nihi^~~
"t.j/.
stall,
refreshing
breeze; S. "^^-fi.
establish,to dispose, to plant,to insituation or place
to procure
s.fl. oppression,vexation,
2^'"-'"*;^
a
nu

-,

vexatious

for.

^/rmt-fJuT,
nt^ii'yvn.
self, to install

self; to

one's
or

find

or

find

to

settle
a

place
or

one's
tain
ob-

place

tion;
uniSii s. placing,settlement, installaing.
arrangement, orderdisposition,

disgust,

nausea,

the

mach;
sto-

tion,
horror, detestation, abomina[detestable,hateful.

establish

to
situation,

measures;

aversion, loathing, rising of

to

to

a.
disgusting,abominable,
Sjoi-fr^f
to disgust,to vex,
vn.
g^/K-ti/",
Ir^J,
persecute, to importune ; to revile,

abuse, to outrage.
vn.
^qnt-jtiT,
i.t-3"ii

to be

disgusted,

Q,Vh

84

tired,to hate, to abhor,

what

abominate,

to

what

to detest.

^4%

^j s. arm, "weapon
munition,harness

^"%ni.j or

arras

^^

-"

/"

^im/,

"

before

sun-down

does

what

q-ni-P

nii^uMjiuiJ,n.uirLiita/,

hu

how
liu,,r,il'
^uiftrfni-^,

.^

t^

to you

want
you
my
much!
qp ".?/_

cruel you

how

it matter

to bear

carry,

? qlJ^J^
^/.ju,[,Itlj,u.
happens it that you

y/r4- nfiq-hiuliwhat do
how
how!
son?
qll'int.

main

by

returned

are

why?

then

why
bow

if^njP- 1

^i*k qb

me

for which?

motive

Irlibp"y'T'

^/7i./?t.",/p with
strength ;
kff^u

is it ?

of

want

you

is the

what

armament,
armour,
;
female;- A-t. iiutpii-,
4/A -%
woman,
arming;
[iikn.l!h, in arms;
armour,
in the hands
armed, arms
; i/lHini.
qo_

arms

do

are!

^lip.iup[,
and

good

how

pleasant!
to fly to
"Jiun.[,i_,

to

arms,

to take

buckle

armour,

one's

to bear
self; ""/ii"7j_"^
^^^^/^^.r,
to put under
against; [, ,^"//i_t"_,

to

arms,

up

"''"how,
9,b"'ct

on

one's

arms

to lay down
p^n,/r,L.i_
^-,/
license
4^.,"./;"'?"
ii'tinj
to shoot ; 4^,"p,"^/
) fire
(
4^,"^4^i^
-^
; /.pu.j

arms

arms

-u

guns,

muskets,

how?

int. how!

reason?

how

arms,

sort,in what
what?

difficult it
k\ how
n.J-ni-mp\,%
is!-i, j-'fcs. condition, quality,how,
the why, the Avherefore ; q-lnnti^
^t,
the why and
the
to know
lu.n/bu.pil,
much!

one's

for what

why?

of what

according to;

manner,

arm

rifles ; 4.."f"/,t.
-^

of every

wherefore

thing.

what is
(./n"_uA-^/
uot/A), side arms, weapons,
^f u.pq.lrapad. what ? how?
what
has
it?
cutting, edge ; ^-"n.i-."^
/, in- [,nuipij.
pened
hap"Iltm^n"%/r/^frt.?
armed
from head to foot ; "".""^/.'iv
to Peter?
[pleasure.
^,"^,"j
will or
in arms
'"'" ^^ one's
^/i,...-yone's first passage
3,b"'("t-"'-"ii^"'
;
at arms;
hammer-headed
shark.
^^.^".
ii.%nu,man
s.
b
kbi'P'
Myp
,"q^
inured to
a nation
i,l,u,i,ufi"i.u
,ip,"L.jj
HbL^- WHS. first string; treble voice,
/- -! f -! to arms!
war;
/. -Ihp]
soprano.
gret,
ju,n.u,2_\ [, il-ypI carry,
present,
9.b'i^s.
regret,grief; l^ /.W, I re! //aJ^r[, I ready !
'JybI repent ;
ground arms
k l^-^ I bitterly
^""_
!
ikp
/'Jikn.u \ support arms
"""-k^
reproach myself,I am
very sorry; S.
to put to the sword;
uiMiuhiu/iiiri^tljflin,-^
for
S/' ''/' Sf "'I-'"pp'^ cony',lest,
a truce; uuii,ir,n'i,_^
fear that,that never.
^m^u^-j -i ["i_phu,'ii^,
-

"

'

the

of the
brave
arms
limits of their power.

decide

the

g/,"yu,y.n^du/y s. armourer.
of making
*jJl,'iiui,f.npitni.p^lii^
s. trade
that abandons, throws
a.
S.k'i'i^'likj
arming, armament.
arms;
his arms, fugitive; "{"u.luaMny,,,/ a/'i
away
a/A. 'n.MittT.uinwJt-ltii S
f"t"-p
,

'

IMUJIJ-IU.

one's arms
down
and
"iiiiuuto throw
flee ;
^ii^, to lay down one's arms
to unarm,
to surrender;
to
u,,ii,k-u
-

armistice,

truce

to make
"i.%lr^,

truce.

s,b'''""is"p^
a/'*""??-^

unarm,

to disarm.

armed.

a.

"

invested, furnished with arms;

[p-lri_,
to arm
one's self,to take, to bear arms.
one's
^^uiifMupulij;
trjuijvn. to arm
self,to put on arms.
s. a/*' iqtunn.
a/A. ,^h
-

"'" disarming.
gt*cM4j"'-/?/"-'*'
a.
^k'iii"iiu,l,p
armed, well
splendidly

mailed;

to riunite
wellJ-n,in,lhi_,
troops or persons.
fe. iiJ/liMMiqitirin.hir*
ii^'^/'//',
^^'fcj^izif/',
l^iriiif.tti%
li^liifpLtut^,
\i^yhutqrj^huui[itr
B. S'^p'"?,'
6tc.
s.
fencer; S. a/A""/"mY"""-^
il[Au,/,ju,q^
^i4.W//.^.r,
to
throw, to
A-j/fva.
/?/."-%; wn^iirijto fence ; nL.uiw".j[,^-[,
-

armed

"

thrust,to

cast

far

to remove
away,
off all sense
of

from
;

; to drive
to throw
qiuiToP,
one

shame,to

become

fencing-master;
-[, fencing"Tuipqu.piu'i,
,

school.

modest.
im-

s. fencing.
^lfiiMuluii,,inL.ppi^i
^[H'wlibpir'"s*" ^1^^* carries arms ;
squire; soldier,swordsman; officer.
that,
S,b'^"'ib3 companion (in arms),
"

^ conj.for, because, in
to

the

end

order

ad. what?
that; that; ^/Z"
what thing? why?
for what reason
?
^i"i/ ["fti. .pn what do you want, or
,

""

comrade.
fellow-soldier,
the
$
^f/bui^pni-Plit^,
.

arms,

armament.

carrying of

H^a

80

continually
; ^"^ti-y/#/" f /^npu t^ ^^/i
,

yet

be

slialt thou

brought

down

unto

-,

during

h'y.p

successive

three

follo'w
/"''"

me

years;

t_

; ";" ^Jt^ 4V' "i.

^^t^^; Mfij-ni-nii,

"^i'oi^ not of us
^2P
parts of the earth.
shut the door behind or after
to
calmness,
s.
^/.^/,t.a"
/"_^
g/'i^nt_/3^/n5/
k3'""L; o*i6 tied to
J[i ^iJliyIt'll'
tranquillity;
subsiding;condescension,
one;
k-t'''i.lynptk'
another; linked;
connivance, deference;indulgence.
np
etc.
"c.
and
k,,
p^"""-.
to
so
to calm ;
;
on,
Qjiliii-ijui'iiiriS',
va.
niJtj{i
np
the
to
suitable
to
or
according
cool;
extinguish;
["i/y".i"_ p^tr,,!!,.!,
^_p
like
nature;
to soften, to render
passionate. nature, natural,
com?./"y_,
/^,i"i.piiiJi,
to follow ;
^'/,""^,
lrpP,ai_,i^,[9-.u'iiu,i_
to pursue, to
,r""u%iru i^'trt.,
^[iiiu,ifiiinlij
s.
"Mfl.ij-l'i^,
thigh; haunch;
to
follow up, to hunt,
persecute; ]"""_
iik'iiif.iJtihiu^
leg;
iiiuJii2pstern;
""""-"!_, keel of a ship.
-"I'hu *o ^'^ allured; to be carried
to be swayed
^fipu.ptj;pl"rvna. to raise a tumult
l.ipu,,nntirnini,l,^away;
disturbance
or
to divulge, by bad advice;
liMmHu^ l"-e"3 '"^f=i_
ti"u,iu/hq.
;
of one's will.
the slave
to publish.
to make
H^.p
which follows,
that
s.
9,1'c'i
""
^li'i.lin
destitute,
deprived; [p,hi_,
iJfilrujj
the

nether

'

'

-,

""".

to be
"i-uiiii'iiliu
to kill one's
Rl"-i""lt'''
/^rP-i^ij
"ti'u'ij
self,to put one's self to death.
-.

^".ui""/",
ui^ty
to

va.

to

deny, to retract,

refuse,to deprive,to
that
a.
%^-^r"il_

retain.

future,hereafter;
following,posterity,
ad.

afterwards.

^4i-."pr.ad. after,then, since ; with,

ujn-u,plruto send for ;
together ;
to
to add, to subjoin;
^-/"/_,
p.hi,hi_.
after; to result; to
follow, to come
ii'2b[jto
depend; ifinu/^ hpPiii]_-,
follow,to go after ; to imitate ; hpPtui_
to love
idleness;
"f.ii.ufu.plinL.phuM'i,,
-

denies, refuses

grateful.
un-

jjnM_m,s. denial ; recantation, refusal ;

wrong.

^//tits. medlar; medlar-tree'.

s.
^ffirta^ip
tion,
pi. chagrin, grief,vexa-

4l"pblj
ni^lrf^^"l^'^l'Lj
lufn^tul^yit
after,to pursue, to overtake,
run

tO

crabbedness.

to

at the
to afflict,follow, to persecute, to be
^iltt.r,tj/.vrt. to embitter,
to torment
heels, to give chase; ln-p-u^u/ii^ii-p
; S. Q,lit^[,.r.
the other, close to ;
to displeasc, JjtJku/ii^,
near
one
^litflrjini_yuAtj;"i_j[,va.
to vex, to trouble,to offend,to chagte lollow
rin
if/iih-MyCutJtiutMitup^tMfa
at^prti-^
; to nettle, to
sting,to peck at ; tracks; ^""_j o^mn-uj^
"/t^,we have
with
ht- h-u ^h-i^ pujtilit-^
I Will
us
q^h-L-jjni-^lii^
brought no bread
; "^ j^y
after the other, a little at a
stingyou with my words.
4tm,
one
S^S-A-jntj/.^a.
sharp, biting,piquant; time, by degrees; ^p
tit-ui^tu,
thou
is he whom
who
p"'V bitingwords, sarcasm.
pursuest?
R'l^M''*.3'?/
VII. to be vexed, grieved,
s.
pi. consequences
S^^lr.i.k-pPia'ii^
;
accessories.
concerned, moved, soured, exasperated;
the following.
to intoxicate,to get
^/A^n^,
s.
Q^ih.ni^pfJ-ni-P^i.'i,
drunk.
RvL- l ^- cornelian cherry, cornel;
-

"

'

cornel

tree.

S.'//'!'
pr. after,since ; behind,back,
backward; ad. after, since,then, afterwards, Ji.^u.^./.i
a. plaintive
; penitent.
hind,
to
hereafter, underneath, beVn.
^i/piiJ',
uir/f)^il^'huiiT,
uiguj
after another, next to, subone
sequently;
plain,
repent; to be sorry, to regret, to comto acknowledge one's fault.
S/""//'"''*'""
lltuju,^fUli.^'-u^
liuiin,^lit^;i,\!Ti,nM.,uuujj
a.
Trajau was
tender, affected,plaintive,
^.j^itul.pm
after Nerva
emperor
moaning.
[grieved.
Jl,Jhu/i,j
;
,,///.
after the
.ytwAj 4%/, Ji,.[Jlini
l[bl, one
repentant, contrite,
g,^,"jtu/^a
other, subsequently,
blow upon blow;
nL-jp vtt. to mate
^,i2'ujni,^"u'bh,r,
kp/^ni^j,",naj two years ago ; "^
repent, to affect,to move.
,

f:u/^ni-"/'
,ai.n^pj
""";""

at

somo

length; ^plm

days

s. compunction,
9."ii"--P-l''^
S.'iBp'-^
ijuij/.repentance, contrition;penitence;^

after ;

umiF,, uiJ'

mi

87

to
Jfi'irij
ff'ni_, p ,i,/2!fh/i'
to
make
^uffk-ij
repent.

ad. bj
^^ui'b.auiuipii.yh

tbe way,

repent ; f

be careful ;

to

of,by

waj

the way.

on

throb, to palpitate.
^iij-u/ii
[is. prison; mu"^

["
-

to

in,_i_-uii.,

D.
^iFiiijituliuiU
^'f'';fi^3"^^l'i_*

tremble, to shiver

to

vn.

dungeon;

in

put

S. puA...

uipii.lr_

into

to throw

-1

to charm,
vo.
^iruijiiy^nL-g,u%iT,r,
nci/li
with rapfill
please extremely,to
s.
3yi,f.,ujn^HL
ture,
care, sparing; heart'
in
to enchant,to put
extasy; to
breaking,grief.
to sate.
tion;
satiate,to satisfy,
Si^'l'tj
s. observation, examinaiii^'y
J"//;"l^.-j/,"_3/.^
a.
"''""""charming, surprising
spectacle,view; /" l'i^''ii'i_"
to

enchanting-.

9,'rmiiliir,
Irjiy vtidelighted;to enjoy;
of,to glut one's
glutted,to

self
be

charmed,

to bo
to take

one's

fill

with, to

be satiated,

to, visit,to go to see ; to look

i]ri_,
liiui^,
at, to observe, to examine ; /. "f-u,i_,
-

to

within

come

view, to

^hl.um a. low,

be observed.

[ing.

lower.

s. zinking or galvanizQlr,/^i^,lolt,n.!/i,

intoxicated,
tured.
enrap-

s- satiety;
^"ru-iini-P-lii,
^,r,i,jinu.m.
delight,
transport,rapture ; witchery,

S,^i/i.u,"
s. zincate.
S. ^"'btrib;
S^V/na([,^f,
observing,
a.

examiner.

of
s. judgment hall;court
^"A/o^,",?i
tribunal.
afiiiction,
anxiety,
^"riituifj,
anguish,
justice,
a. visible,
trouble, tribulation,consternation;
tangible,
palpable.
girifc^
wild
serve,
whimsy,
^i%k,i',
fancy,phantom.
ty/, va. to look at, to obto
torment
to
one's
aim
to
to
template;
convn.
stare
at,
at,
^"rfLuiqliir,
Itsju.j

enchantment.

self,

to

toss

about,

tumble

to

and

to

discuss ; to

toss.

to clear up,

remark,

; to visit ; to

S^if(-[iir,
S^irpp^ir.
t-jmj
numb,
torpid, stiff,
dulled;
stunned

lose

to

; to feel

/i
^ithjfb,

u""-

to

one's

to

vn.

be

to

be

giddy.
s. pen-knife.

^u,"u,^np,a.

calm, to

to grow

to

down,

tree.

full of

^JU.uhu,i_a

mixed

vu.

low,

settle,

relent.

to

cause

to

WCigh
depress,

tO

sink;

to

tion,
immolavictim, sacrifice,
mguilit^, holocaust ;
sacrlfice;
to mako
3,
Jhtinnt-^utti/ri^,
,

fj

host

-[bs a.
^irn-uaiibp

very

or

to calm.

^"4

myrrh.

s. myrrh
^J'ni,lr'b[,
s. emery.
Q^rniiliu.

lower

ni.j[,VU.
S^iumm-^iJbkJ',

with

examiner.

^iiuu,ui%[i,r,
^lumfiii;
uiiaj

Q,Jlfad.why?
S^ir,ii.n.u
qjl'iLunjunif_S'myrrh.
a.
produciug
^"fn.ujii.irf
^"rn^iiMip.hf,
myrrh.
to be perfumed
^J'n.ia'biair,
ui^uj/ vu.

to

cognize
re-

s. observation,
QiAni-iii,
^"jini-PliiA,
[sunk.
speculation,
theory; visit.

benumbed,

senses,

to

feel,to touch.

^"j-l^s.
observer;

grow

study,

to

examine,

myrrh.

with

myrrh

s.

to kill.
iunAhi_{qi^,_ft)
^"4u.^o^s- "#3 s. that
,

immolates,

sacrificer.

embalmed.

^Jk.ut-,r,
tj/iva.

myrrh;

to mix

or

fillwith

s
^n^ui^^pirni-PliLii
.

s. embalming.
Q^,rn.uni.aii
to think,to
uiirhj; "i"-/i
va.
Q^ir,nu,M.
to
S.
consider;
IT/""regard,
*"
sideration,
Q^j'miui-uih-ni.p-t'^'
thought. Conmeditation.
reflection,

n^

[rifices.
^n^ui/juAS. "Xjitt-lipia^uA
flesh of saca. eating the
^n'^.^lilrp
.

a. sacrificing. [fleer.
^n^,uiruiu"n/j

to the sacris. assistant

^ni,,MiuiMi,au
^n^aimnJb s. hoatheu temple.
^ni,u/iing^n'iu,puM%utg S. altar of
,

9.-n-h

immolatioH

sacrifice.

to embalm.

a.

emerald, made

of emerald.

of immolation.
sacrifice ; vase
s. a-4" in.nna
a"4.
tnutn

pp'uin/ov in[is emerald.

S^ilpni-fiin
w^l va. to spare, to save, to
g*r^"Hi/',
,

S^^n^uii^np
lu^
,

a.

immolated, sacri-

ficed ; sacrificial.
20

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88

sacrificed,immolated; s^u^lruii_u.
things oifered to idols,flesh of the

g""-u"^"u(
"#j

bullock, steer;

s.

ox;

bull ; ast. Taurus, the Bull.

victims.

[rifice.
immolatioH
s.
Q^n^triT,
^nt^utpiafiutqtiini-P-liJi,
hgf,va. to immolate, to sacsteers.
of bullocks
immolator.
or
ft"4/'i".
sacrificer,
chimera
of immo^n^n..:ih
lating,
s. immolation, act
^nt-iupiuliiaifilui^s.
partaking
sacrifice.
of the bull and the elephant.
[stall.
S.
\^nM-uinutl^uitpuMl"
^na-Utputi^ui^
,

Q^nj;y

OX-

a.joyful,cheerful,smiling;
draw-bridge.
3"..u"^/*
9,yt" ^"-tl'3 a. even;
conjoined, gay, sprightly,lively,
merry ; serene,
united,equal,alike,similar; ad. level, clear.
without
ing,
a
blithesome, smilodds, equally;close to ; conjointly,
^n,.u,p[3-ia,f.k-,i_
cheerful ;
iriA/b^n^p-fiJi,joyful
with,together ; s. pair,couple;
youth.
//^nj balance; a coach and
-^
-p
two or four ;
arf.joyfulS. 2"'-"'/'/*;
of
the
2'"-""/"/?""ff*'
ly,
ufnif^.u'iin^iai
nape
neck;
Jp ty".ij, a yoke of oxen
"unpu,^ tfi't-y his
or
gaily; ti m^
bullocks ; -^ /.^oy a couple of asses;
with wine.
eyes are merry
brace
l^iu^uMt-nL-j
utittpiCu/builiuttn
~p
of partridges,of pistols; ^
a.
smiling, florid,
l,o^i,u^, ^ai^uipPiufriuiilili
a
pair of boots;
graceful; 4u"uu"4, sprightly
^i^, directly, young,
as
soon
forthwith,
"/iA4"i73-/iii
youth, youthfulness;
[^i^ p.u/i,pb
;
hifkc
said than
no
sooner
in
done;
infancy, childhood, the prime of life,
s.

"

'

-,

-"

-",

pairs,
by twos, two and two.
^nj.j.u/itni.'i,
gr. synonymous

time of life ;
."^ip gray-beard.
a.
rejoicingtogether;
^ni-uipP-iu/ipj

best

a.

vocal;
equi-

^ainiAnJii.

S.

to share one's
to congratulate,
il^ilrtj
joy, happiness or satisfaction; """.,
in one's joy.
a sharer
iiy to make
of gentleaspect,
^ni,u.pP-uii,i,jhu,ga.
mild looking, laughing,joyous, happy.
-

divine.
"" God-like,
^7nh'i''"yl'''

V^n/n
*" aid-de-camp.
"y
S"^.'^'"^nmk.r,etc. S. go^, etc.
s. hyssop ; holy-water
^au,u,j[, fit""""""""

"

a.
bright,shining
^ni-u,p[3uiTC-u-2Cu,'!,^

sprinkler, asperges-brush.
S^n-La.
fresh, cold; *. cool,freshness.
St.n-U'jli.u'i,
a. fresh; refreshing.
sensible
Sl^n^uir.up.qa,
a.chilly,

^^ntlui'iiujiT,
iujiuj

cool, to become

to

vn.

to cold.

cool, to

grow

cool.

a
^".lu,p,^P
refreshing cooling
refrigerative
; ^ refreshment.
s. refrigeration.
^"""iyjncl3-[,^i,
S"^"j""* s. refreshment.
to refresh;
^^"l,"ji,i.ju/i./rir,
va.
n,_jl,
.

to give freshness

to

refrigerate.

splendidly,fulgid.
a. sweet
^",-u,pP-u,Jliin

or
pered,
good-temsprightly;
j
oyful,
merry.
gay,
uiJ'tnnL.p^li^,S
gOOd hU^ni^uipl^
joyfulness,gaiety; generosity,
mour,
benignity.
VTl. to bO
^nM-utpfS-urtiiuiTt
joyMuniuj
ful, to rejoice, to be diverted; to
one's
rouse
self,to give one's self up
to gaiety; fig.to shine, to enlighten,
.

to

cheer

to be
,

be

to

with

seasoned

or
Q,nqn,i_
9,"--"'l_"
*"
9,'"ll"U"lll'3
j*'"Y.t
tug

companion, fellow, comrade, mate;

to

up,

vigilant,sober,

kindled

watch

wine

to

be

^ ft'^'-y
^"-"apP-,a_
,

"tl'i"-y tipsy; S. S-/*"/'

i t""-"'p"

[3^.,

his

"It"

heart

was

school-fellow,fellow-student;associate,
merry,expanded,dilated;qni.,upp-a,gufi,
partaker;accomplice,party, abettor,
follower.

hph"^'unpui^\% countenance
to
i,pni to relight,
up ;
-

ed
brightenrekindle.

^,iqn,in^p-[,ii,
s. company,
Qni^uipP-ui^Pa. malignant,crafty,
society;
correspondence,intelligence
pation. cunning.
; particiliberal ;
a.
^""L.u,pPuin.uMin
generous,
Q^niin^p-liji,
^.coolness, freshness, mnt.^
liberality.
refreshment,refrigeration
of fiuB aspcct,
^n,-uipPuimlr,i[ii_
a.
; /. -p^ku.'i,
in the cool of the evening.
hptrlinil,
pretty, beautiful,
handsome;
T-t'/p.
S"/" oplfiiiuii
conj. for example, as ; l-pt-iip cheerful countenance, serene
-

ad.

as

well as, as, how.

aspect.

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189

that makes
a. jesting,
^nt^utpP-uipuip
^aM-uip'Zi'iuqaL.uiulUirtPr
'"-^^ VUt tO r6that give's
diverting;
joy,joyful. joice,to recreate, to delight,to divert,
melancholy, to amuse,
^ai-iMipP-uirfnt..tfU"tihd't
"tw^/fVii. to dl- to drive away
lancholy, to give pleasure.
vert, to exhilarate ; to drive away me-

merry,

to

enliven, to animate, to
qJli.nu,to cheer, to soothe
the spirit;^jfuhjiu,
to delightthe ears,
to please,to solace.
blithe
^itt-uMpP-lrphti
a
smiling,
graceful,cheerful
laughing,pleasant
looking ; shameless, bold.
^n^jMipiS-ni-P-liii,
s. gaiety,
joy, good
humour; activity,
vigilance.
revive;

HvB^nt-uipPn^ip-%n^ u. Sprightly,
.s.
ly,vigilant; angel.
,

^ni-mp-iCnt-P-liii
s.
joy, enjoymont,
light,
rejoicing,pleasure, deliciousness,detentment
diversion, cheerfulness; concomplaisance , pleasure ,
pleasantry; amusement,
recreation,
pastime ; gaiety , frolicsomeness ;
uit-i/i^yamenity.
a.
S.'n-i-iupM^i
unanimous, with ono
opinion or voice.
to
to agree,
vti.
S^ai.^ajp.u^i/rj;
A-j/"
,

be of

mind.

one

[tion.

s. analogy, propor^.Ti^^uip,iAni-PT

joyously,merrily-

^in-iupTCapu/ij
a. facetious,
pleasant,

that lives or dwells

a.
Q^n,.i.,M"^iuili
fellow; jocose,wacrgish, together,neighbouring, adjacent.
of equalprice.
droll.
a.
Q^,".l.,uii.l!ri
[jest.
a.
to
a""-f-""/-"7*"
equal,companion ; ad.
vn.
S!,nt.iopTi'u,pu,1iii:j;
joke, to
k-gl,
s.
^m-iupTCuMpiu'iint-P-'^
facetiousness,equally.
or labours
a. that works
^ni-if.,ui.npi)pleasantry,
jest,facetious saying.
tho
that
does
thing.
same
a
^ni.,up-!C,upnju
grecu, flourishiug,together,
to
gether,
va.
covered
with leaves.
^ai-ifjiifiiiulrir,
/rjjfi
Taugo to-

joker, comic

Q^nt-uMpiCuib,
recrea.
-ilg a. pleasing,

to

tive, delectable,delicious, diverting,

put

in the

class.

same

combined;
a.
^ai^if-uiif^lip

ficient,
phys. coef-

[compose.

mild, agreeable; jocose, merry,

sant,
pleajovial, smiling; -p, pleasures,

to combine
va.
Q^nL-i-ui^plrir,
; to
h-jft
combination
s
3,ni-fu,q.pni.(3-lii.'ii
;
enjoyments of this world.
mixod with joy.
composition,conjunction.
a.
^ni-mpiCuiliiuini,
f.
S^nL^iiiquAnr.,fJ^[,Ji"
equidifferonce.
S. pt^at-iupausputli
yt^na-uipTCutpiou
;
"p_
a. phys. isodynamic.
S,nL.ii.,i,qop
tilruto amuse, to joke, to tell stories;
a. even
; equal,alike ; of
an
amusing fellow; story-teller. ^nt^q.u,p-lit.
"IIP
.

"

",

the same
number
; consubstantial.
D
f^fii^iup'^tiip'ount./p-pt-^t
iJ^tM-utpTifii^
pu/bni-l3-hL^i
a'"-7-""/?'"-i-'/".
frj/'va. to relate,to
o.
yi^nt-UMpTxutl^u/ii
^nt^nip'auim
join together.
^ni^iupTitMil^pti
J4'"~"'/'/^""JrJ
"

"

"

o.

that stirs together,

a.
^n,-,].,u[u,iiqiuj

sweet-throated.
a.
^m-uMpTCuiiufiii
a.
pleasing, enjoyable,
^ncuipTCiu'iiuMij,
fo be enjoyed; S. ^ni^uipTCuiji
to onjoy, to
^ni.iupTdu'iimtr,
uigiuj vti.
rejoice,to delight in any thing,to be
one's self,
to be
delighted, to amuse
diverted,to play ; to laugh, to jest,to
one's
divert
self; fig.to flourish;
to
rejoiceone's heart,to solace ;
upmlwith beauty;
^i^ntriijto be delighted
.

[ippki-n^uifuipl, to
,

herb

flourish

'"{hp grey
jnt.io^x'uyi-BY.
.

like

an

hairs,

hoariness.
{5. yfnt^tupAnM-[a-pt-ii
^nt^ujpAtMMltp
"

of

happiuess.
s.
ness,
rejoiciug,happi^ni^uipTCui^nu-Hh
delight;flourishing
ing
anew, grows. abodc
^ni.aip-ifuipm'h

green

again.

that walks

with

another.

^ni.if.u,luuMn%
a. combined, mixedto mix
vtt
^ni^ifjaliiiuiLiiirir
tri/li
to
to
allaytogether,
compose,
^m-ij-uj^uinini-P-fit:!,
s
Combination,
mixture, medley, miscellany; -%niJfu
.

-,

phys. inflection.
s. competitor.
^o'-f^u'/'/^'T-/'/'
a. phys. divergent.
'^nujf.uMl.inuinp

clothed
a.
Q^nt-fuib-^pu/i'li
same

purple,that has the

with

the

dignity.

same

a.
Q^ai-ii.uil[u/ti
even, alike,equal;*.
counterpart.
s. likeness,
^ni-n.uiltiu'i.ni-PlitX
lity;
equa-

equivalent.
^nL.i-aiiiu3p^irj;
Irgjivu.
order, to

to

put

dispose
; to put ifitoverse.

in

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a.nh

190

s.
^nt-^uiXxiiAinM^p-lifLi,
participation
;

a. chem.
isomorphous."
^".f-iulilrpui
isomors. chem.
Sj,L.q.ii,f^t-l,u{ni..p-^i.'i,
phisin.
a. alike,
partaking.
S""-^"i/4/.^
S^nc^ujjil.j
a.
alike,equal,same
; s.

(man

spouse

or

chem. isomeria.
a. phys. convergent.
2n"-^i"J"yr"J
to accova.
^nt-i-iMiiiupinMiphir,
modate,
trjfli

[to join.
adjust,
to be united,
vn.
^nt.^uAu/i/',
Mitjiy
a. isogonous.
^ni^if-u/blilit^
s- gr. syllable.
j^nc-i-ui^uip
to

woman).

lent;
a.
S{nt-nu,li^.n.
equivalent, equipolpensation.
comjust,equal;s. equilibrium;

that
holds the same
a.
^m-fiuiuii^ltq^
course, companion on the road.
of the same
a.
^nL.^ui^^pP-%
tongue
or
[symmetrical.
language.
of the same
a.
Q^i-,iui^iip
measure,
exact
s.
9,ni-ii.iii^o,/ini-[3-[it^,
tion,
propor-

'

9ni.^u,Iii,,.lrj;
tj[, va.
an

to

to

reduce

to

equilibrium,to render equivalent;

lance,
equal, to compare
; to counterbato make
up for,to counterveil.
equilateral.
a.
S,/r'-'i-u,^n,iifb
of tbe"same
religion.
a.
gnt-Y-ui^poi

symmetry.

^/ji_Yu"4s*"'^'
^'jt^'^- to jo" together.
''" participant
^/.t-yuy^jo^Y; equal.
s. participation,
^ni.^u,li^ni-Pf
lity;
equa-

^#7"-^iuo;uyi/"/j"-i7t/?^tSr
s. the same
nity,
digin the same
participation
dignity.
to recslve
va.
Qnt-ifiiJiMiuiiruitijlri/',
/r^[,

rank in the same

to asor
sociate.
coupling, matob, union.
company,
a. phys. at an
Q^n,^^,ai,u,li
equal level.
of tbe same
a.
gn"_^"/4"/;^
paternity,
that has the same
the same
circle.
or
qualityas the father.
company
s. the
same
g"i"-i^u.4u/"/u.(
a. of equal age
Q^m-tf-Muuiiiipni^l,
; of the
company,
in the same
same
height.
participation
company,
unanimous.
ad. equally, alike,likewise.
^n,^,ai,iui.u/i,
a.
$lj".^,uiiik:a
a.
valent
^n"-^o/4ui.-"uu/^
equal,just,equiS_nc,i.a,"t-pira.
phys. isothermal.
; alike,same.
s. assemblage.
Q^n^ii-iuuu,ni_uiit
fj. oqual to God
^/7._,5f"u4mi.ujp/""_ai,
; (the
g#7t.^"/4t/t,u^^6gram
^6-/.s paralleloMan-GodjQ^ai^if-tuilu/b^
a. gr. parisyllabic.
"lopnL.p-h.uhg of forces ;
;
S. Ci-f^niJffi.
S. aSt.
parallel
joint.
^n^^ui,lh-[iuili
joq.uii-np
^nt-n.u^lrn-ialiui'ii
(i. .?. parallel.
ast. in the same
^ni-q.u,u,nt^i
a.
stellation,
con^#7"-;f"."t".,u4,/A"t/?//
s. parellelism.
[together.
got.^u/4fe/t/.in5v
s. parallelepiped.
^ni_^"ir"7o^#ti/',
"-j^ va. to celebrate
ad. together,contiguous.
ad. together, conjoiijtly
^ai-ii.tui,lru,
3^n,^q.ujj
;
to sit beside,contiguous;
^ni-ti-uiAuii'i,
a.
correspondent,equal, %aint-i_,
unanimous; joining in accord; ad. of by twos, two and two, in pairs.
to terms,
to come
one
accord; -^"/riu^//.^,
^ni^q-un-nplrir,
t-^[,va. tO jolU tOgOto agree, to be of one mind ; mus.
to be
ther, to couple, to pair, to match, to
tie or
in tune.
put two by two, to unite, to
to form
^nt-tf-uiiiupiyj;
join ; to liken, to compare;
tj// va. mus.
to marry,
to join in wedlock.
an
accord, to put in tune, to make
harmony ; -/"/* vn. to agree with, to
Sj"-f""-npni.i3-[,t.%
s
conjunction,
union ; coition,
embrace
correspond; mus. te sing in concert.
; parity, equality
s
^ni-ij-uiiu-fbni-p-lcorrespondence,
; the equinox; relation,
connexion;
union
match
union, equality,concord; unison, symphony
marriage ; t^",jA^{
,
,
mus.
[(lines).
accompaniment,
;
ui^u/i. happy union of
"i-uipbujiinjifiiif.
a. phys. isocheimal
Qni^ij-iuAdhnii^ll^i
spring and autumn.
^n,.q.,uiru,'iiu,^
a. mecli. isochronal.
^#7i.iif.,,i^.ui,"^
a. of the same
measure,
meeh. isochro^n,-H.u,,r,JiuulinM-ld-'[,
s.
equal, equivalent.
nism, uniformity of vibration, [(lines).
,

"

gn^i;.uz/m/ti.^z/.i
a.

phys. isotheral

a.
^ai--i.ui,rm"%
participant.
^^n^q.u"ru,u'bi.-ii;
to Impaft,to
Va.
irjl,
make
partake of.

lP[,^u
to

math,

season,

to sum
up;
to ilavour ;

make

,j4t^,"4"t^"
,

;^.im..,,i""

to

basket-work; inp/^-]-u-j/uio^4,
join in wedlock.
-

to

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MfU.

19 I

be scared, startled;to be
one's self;
alarmed, to concern

fright,to
S^nL.f.fiii(3-iuiiuj%
lu^uif vn.

to

to coincide.

concur

uneasy,

--1'SC"'"!! *o shiver with cold.

ftsf.mother-in-law,mother
^npiu'ii^,
together,
'

that
S^at^lJhp-uij
u.

runs

that accompanies, concomitant;

^f^

of the

wife.

pn^p-fiLii,concurrent.
-

IJ^itittttuTit^t/',
v^f^nftil't
taqittt
^ijiflVU.
ast. synodical; to be
a.
%n,-,f.lfbp-uMtjuiliu,'ii
exasperated, irritated, to put
one's self in a passion,
to take offence,
synodic revolution.
^i'"Mai!.t-pnt.l3-[,i-^,
to bear malice;
be
to
to
concourse
vexed,
s
resent,
S/"-i-i"i"p-uijni-P-[itA
,
to grieve,to complain, to lament.
dence;
concomitance, accompanying; coinci,

^tui[tnM.p-ftci,
s.
disgust, aversion,

coexistence.

S",'ii^^[,j;
lrj,ui

to

vn.

together, to be
yoke, to match;
in

united;
to be

correspondence,in

to have

couple,to

join

dislike.
to bray.
vn.
S,ft-Mi/1
Q.'t-'r'^tff,
tfjjft
-fnt-ilh
s.
braying of an
J^n"/j/.ti,

pair, to
connected
with,
communication,
to

y^^iiuitulttaf^
t

Spring;

S.

tuu

"

ass.

iM^utpnt-^

spiral
liiMiJtiri.,

friendlyintercourse.

-"

with a spring ;
a
^uiMitt/ituiliiLi-ttp
spring-mattress.
lu'iilintjlfb
equally,as
to bind,to tie close,
^utiit-t/;
va.
k-^ft
^ni-^"^^ f s. geom. parabola.
to
to
subdue, to hold, to hinder;
a.
press;
^n^tf-npif-uiliiuh
parabolic.
draw
to
to
again.
draw,
a.
s. paraboloid.
2r"i_i5f.n^^ui.it".
s. refinery.
S^tiiiapia'it
to clear, to cleanse,
va.
Q^,nlr"r,
t-jft
S.'iL-^nt.p-'f
s. conjunction,
coupling;
to filter,
refine
to
to
fine,
; to clarify,
equality,likeness; union, concord,
revive.
to
to
junction, to purify;
rectify
;
agreement; coupling, pairing; conrefiner ; a
^././/^
cation
s.
depurative;
union, wedlock; communibeater.
chem. refiner,
intercourse
~p-iriu%
p.f.-_
ulii^iiali
i^h";
,
a.
cleansing.
Q^,nniiiu^,u%
P^L (c^'t"^"fkp) to be like,to resenfing,
^utni-PfiiJi^,"nt.mts. cleaning, finlike.
ble,to seem
filtration.
refining,
purification
;
a.
equinoctial.
Q^nt-^opt-iy
a. that
speaks uselessly or
^jtuipu/ii
equinox.
s. the
^ni.,}.opni.piiiA
". everlasting or
great talker,
hot. origanum, wild
unjustly;
^n,-l.p,uli
"#3 s.
ad. in like
J*nt.^./lryu

manner,

likewise,

; twice, double.

much

chatterer;

marjoram.

calumniate.

discourse,
s. useless
^piup-u/bnt-P-ftJii

joint;S. \;pP^uj,r.
s.
Q,ni-li
udder;

-,

1]."^"".^"";(,
Ct/"; ^np
JikP-

^n^uMMi a.
-

idle talk, nonsensical

stuff; calumny.
-f S. Mmm^i,
that judges uselessly;
a.
^piuif-tiiut
-[i storax; -["
,

false,untrue

liquidstorax.

trt- ah-nh-

subdued;
close,narrow;
iFul
fllS"
^uilrt^)^
q-tlig/lll^
ft
p

fA^

"

ad.
m-pt-Sii

vainly, in vain, uselessly, invalidly,

regrets;
unjustly; "m;7""A[p,unavailing
-

Zoroaster.

^ni-,n,ifmn^ fl. purc, rcfincd,clean.

triiling,
^ni,pa- vain,useless, futile,

wrongfully.
falsely,

; ad.

lltifb
fptutt-tr^uill,

tant, far from, isolated.

frivolous ;

accuser.

ly
to speakuselessvn.
g^ujpuAt/r,A-j//
talk
to
nonsense
; to
or
unjustly,

to Splay,to fall
vu.
^n.-i,"jp["ir,
lrj,.y
headlong, to dislocate or sprainthe
shoulder, to put the shoulder out of

belongs to
[vain,inquisitive.

that
.

that seeks
uselessly;
a.
S^pu.f.t'iitl.ftp
ly,
uselessa. that thinks
Q^p,M,lunpi,,tt-p,l.

vain, foolish.
etc.
etc. S. S[f""f"^'"
^pinfuou,
cuirass
let
; corsR/""4# 4/'a*"
9,p"''i
.

; coat

of

mail,

small

coat

of

mail

[esquire.
breast-plate.
attendant,
s.
knight's
to
Q^liui^iup.a,pi
to
calumuiate,
Pioulri_[qnt.Jhi^h)
cuirass-maker.
to
S^ptu^uiil-ttpir
i"3 s.
T"tfi'iri_,
f
impute , to accuse;
rass,
with a cuiarmed
a
S^pui^iMt^t-iitii
labour
in vain.
-

Huiumuili labour
^Mi/iiu.'iioif.ni.tn
,

lost ;

cuirassier.
s. heap, mass,
pile.
^ptu^u/j,^

to tremble,
^n,{,u,j;
ui^u-i or ui^pvn.
to shudder, to shake,to quiver,to take

Qpui^uiiJiiutn"titan,, "t-ttp
t

with

cuirassier.
cuirass,

s.

ftrmeu

son

aoc

192

Irjufi vn
^uii,ui,-n[,lij',

to

Srw?

arm

ii'"'-3"'3

"

course,
term, word, dis-

*"

recital,narrative,narration;
talk,conversation,familiar chat; news,
.iiniilri_,
hearsay, rumour;
^t^t^,
uselessly or unjustly.
to anto bring, to give news,
nounce,
u,,uj_.
tj/.vn. to cuirass, to arm
^pa.^lrj;
to
to recount, to inform,
relate;
with
cuirass ; -[nT S. ^.["""^"""-"ct'''
a
self with

one's

cuirass.

that flows,inundates
a3;f""4fr^*-'t

to
to talk
lupliuiiihij
or
^
ip'irij*"" become
^'ibsh
g^tq.^Mutm^iuph-ii^i
-

to

run

seek

or

uselessly.

converse

-"/

f,
-

by-word;

l^t thy
.#"
vain, useless,false
gp"u4t./.."4'"'*'
be with
the
conversation
wise;
fr"^-,
^uiuiu/iitr
-u(u,i,ita. vainglorious
the report prevails.
the
tale
spreads,
proud, boastful,braggart.
talker ; a. narrative,
s.
^[,nL.iju,p.,u'ii
Q^pu,i,Jt,vain, labouring in vain
""

"

a.

historical.

to labour
fatiguinguselessly; il!hlri_,
in vain, to work
without
result, to
-

make

of

ropes

hole

in

the

to

water

sand, to miscarry ;

,
-

to recount
va
^pni.gui[i,.i'iiirir

make

^uumuili

labours

talkativea.
S^p.ii-jiuukp
wlio
".
brlugs HOWS
^pni^wiiiair

in vain.

ip-lur,to

iun%hi_,to end
) to
uinXh/jii/i,,,,^
( nM-pm^
to
exterminate, to extirpate; J/iils-ij
end, to be bounded.
to
to
die
2f/".i,."//i"4
ip-I^J'vn
,
to live,to be killed.
cease

to finish ;

bring news.

relate,to discourse, to talk.

s. rBcltal,
dlsoourse,
^(ini-juimiini-pT,
narration, dialogue.

"

to

parlour.
^ni-yiautirii^s.
to narrate, to
vci.
irjl?
^pnL^,M..n[,iir,r,

^fi-ut-t//",
ir^f,va.

laijourlost.
a- that
^(luiilsiwi'-k
^p.""-s. limit,end ;

to

narrate.

terminate, to

f s. calumnious, unjust;
^["uimpu,,
f lii/i"u^to kill,to take away
false;s. calumny;
9j'"C"pu,n.%/ri_B.
life,to put to death, to slay, to cut
u.L-,r.
the thread
of one's days; -/I./"
to
tin.
to a
s.
^piMiuip.nuMfp
calumny, slander.
put an end to, to end, to come
to calumniate,
to
to
draw
va.
SdiuftiipuitrJ',
an
end;
conclusion,
t-jj[i
["
be
to
censorious
slander.
to
to
thls
depart
^lr%jujqrj/u
;
jiuuin^ujju
^["uiiup,"l.^s.
life,to die.
calumniator,impostor;
finish ;

Sji.ui-t-jni.^iiAlrJ',
va,
"7t-jf

to

take

a.

away,

3,[iui^,an.iiLj3-[,Li,
s. vain
glory,selfconceitedness.

slandering,defaming.

Q^liMH,M,[imn^p-[iJb
ture,
s. calumny, impos-

to deliver.

[root.

S^.hcaAq.s. boL birth-wort,snakes. injustice;

privation.
gp4""4."^u/ip

Sifi"''''^
s.
jl- extortion, exaction,
encroachment, injustice,
insult,
rapine;
breach, diminution,loss,grief,wrong,
hardship;despoiling,
privation,
injury,

"

slander; -P-tm-rp ad.

inculpation,
calumniously.
[run away.
to flee hurriedly, to
vn.
S^^uifii^iT
^o^, fij s. withe, band; tie,bond,
link,joint,union.
S^oq-ia/fuiuin^p-lid
s.
binding, junction,
fastening,conjunction.
S(oqaj,ruAtu,ia.
tied,joined,annexed,
connected; malicious,
cunning,hidden,

degradation,exclusion,dispossession. embroiled.
to deprive,to rob,
^o^tiT, tj^ vn. to tie,to bind, to
va.
S^P^hiT,
lrji[i
to despoil,to commit
fraud, fasten,to attach ; to salder.
rapine; to deto frustrate ; to vex
^o^f."-i"S-,
^o^ntJft.1. chem. seam,
; to strip,
to displace,to depose, to leave destitute
joint,suture; S. 3"7-.S"?-"'-'"*'
2"j^o. immodest, impudent; filthy,
.j./A-iito deprive, to debar
;
shameful.
one's
self from;
to deprive
tjn.
-/""/"
one's
self of; to abstain from.
R"if^'"7.I'j a. avaricious,sordid,
Rpiti.0.that deprives; oppressive. stingy,niggardly,
miserly.
"

'

^o^_puiiiirir,
irjl,va.

to seek

ful
unlaw-

to gain illecitly,
to procure
profits,

RfW

*"

nought, cipher;
-^fr^i/i#. by fraud

iuij^li
freezingpoint,zero.
I

; to

to
flatter,

allure.

sordid interest,
So^ajpu,jr,L/3^t",
s.

inai^ijiuutlfuii magnetic
-

Jatuii^^

molecular
valour, vigour.
tive
mo^o/ihtini-Plii-'i,
iiujlfii
-,
-; ^^pJ-ht.
be
to
worth
vn.
able,
^opirj; /rj,[i
repulsive-; "ifcK
;
-; "lu/i,n,i,uliii.%
fect. fik^
efforce.
to act, to produce an
projectile
govern;
s.

-"

-,

to

-I

^o^t*,pr, ad. as, like,so that; as if;

almost; for instance; m1i,uu%nj,like
-

beasts

conj.for instance.
to assemble
Si,",pi^,"ji[i
vn.
ij/ii[i,r
; ad.

to plck
staff; S. Q,o(,MM,J-nqnil_}i
unite

the flower

of the

the
out

or

army.

ud. dailj,every
^a^4.nl!,u,i,2u"^
day,
always.
[namics.
^opni.[3-lr'iimpu/iint-P[iLii
S. nWck.
djad. virtually.
Q^opni-P
h'liutp.Mup
Si^opnt-P-ir'iiuiliMa'ii
a. virtual ; dynamic ;

Jfini-P-l,,^dynamic

unity.

S^op"i-(3f7iui^uAni-P^[,L.'i,
s.
virfcuality.
a. virtuous,
Slopa.-P-lr'iiu^lilil,
powerful.
mech.
^opni-pir'hiii^M.ip
s.
meter.
dynamoQopni-Pli,Si,
s. power

t (e) "

gour,
authority, vi-

valour, heart, courage,

alphabet

nerve,

the

s.

and

seventh

the

third

of the

letter

of the vowels;

seventh.
force, spirit,faculty; corroboration, t, 4, seven;
is sometimes
-It
changed for, or
supply, reinforcement, aid, energy,
confounded
with
the letters "- and
efficacy, virtue; resource;
sense,
for example : tpk
kpk ; l^ckk l^pl^h
meaning, signification; weight, importance
virtue
\jt-pnuluM
puMtjk
Xj^pnflk
;
miracle,
prodigy,
p-i^l^
;
; army
;
".,

"

"

distinct substance

person;

frfiVa

-^

bodies

the

'

stars

angels
"c.

-/Sfru.'iythe

Lord

; ^o",
is his

so
-

ia"i,

hast

hi.

Jicp

; uijp
the

as

St/"
,

clothed

the

man

-p-h.^^rp-ad. powerfully,

"Pl^t^filp E^pianpian.

/"".3"

voice

-p-lrXl^

loudly
love

to
,

with

^n

lift Up

heart

one's

tion
composim^4"i-

missive

the

letter

fies
signi-

Being.
that exists,
the Supreme
itself,
High, God ; t-u hJ" np

b*'*'b/'**"
,

; that

is of

Most
that I

; np b^ um-ui^lrui^
unto
sent me
iflu
you;
the
the
divine
Trinity,
kp pi.
persons,
b /ij*.being, existence, that exists;
he is ; ""Aij.
k
creature, matter ; v. aux.
One
saw
there, one sees;^_
inlruu.'i.iru
intoxicated
'ii"Ltl"3" qni^i^pi^iujhuii^,
"

am

am

I AM
Jtlrnj

lun-

''l'pl'i_
ju,Jir%u,i7,with
all

example

or

"

existence

b^

with

tue
emphatically; understood; by virof; with all one's strength ; p"7"_

thy

for

the
'

is,

man

horse

into the

prefixed to
Supreme

u/^"i.jt^ Jl/inj Being,

^""-

enters

words,

t /' b^

of

,j/,i
man
wo-

with arms;
strength? qp..,L.
-ph^Jp,
by main strength; "f-lmWi^.f,up"i.l,to
lie with

often

It

the

virtuous

man,

strength;
thou

mind

the

of hosts

valorous

-P-t-.i/b

.nnui^

-^

faculties,qualitiesof

person;
celestial

or

"

the beauties

b'tW.

eh!

of nature.
oh!

hey!

-piAii;, to be weakened
or
"""pk oh Peter I
^"hli^Jiihi^l,
exhausted
b ?/' ^ IrpplrSi'^
"^^pfiuuMnu
;
/""x.^.
,"{b-",
^n

o!

alas!

4-'flit.

'

upon

faith!

my

i' faith!

arilh.

square; mech. i"e. force;- Mt!b^npitnL.p'h,b'

vis inertias ; ^/.^/To^.^^-resistance
one
; "-_
.

;
ft,

"p
.

and

nt-php

sometimes

"c.

now

"p

and
s.

the other

l-pifpad.

then.

some,
;

some

one

some
.

others ;

some
some
; ad. sometimes.
^i-i^ui^irn.ut^^
*"
Jiu/h
parallel ; lih,j.p,}itiM,liu,'iib""4 '""jT
being, existence, that
central
exists
that causes
to exist,
creator,
; l(ilrQ.pn^iu,/iin/u
centrifugal
;
that
extracts
from
liirii.pn%,"Jlij.
nothing.
;
centripetal ; ^ti.
vis viva ; lit-'uu.aliu.'b vital
^u.^1^
a.
bwijuifuif^w^u.^
ontological.
attractive
s,
power; .i^mi^^uM,
^u,^uipui%ni^ppi^,
ontology.
;
power

^^uiptiiliu/it electric
"

"

t*b

CXa.

19

that exists,tljatis of
;t""4".%,
a.
"y
Itself,
increate;essential,
substantial/."/, gr. substantiTe,
auxiliary.
.

'

\'"kh

": that partakes of the

same

existence, consubstantial,
coexistent.

t"'4j"'-/'A"-*
*
consubstantiality
.

of substance.
identity
[to subsist,
V'"*'""'''
k'fgiy vn. to be, to exist,
ad.
^iuuflfu
essentially,
really,in
in fact.
reality,
^iij"uj,u,%trj;
"^j[, ya. to cause
to
exist, to extract fiTOm nothing, to
create.

{"_g-ex.

l;i-/"/."#y
a.
s. female
;
'^/inp-a's.mus.
an
Armenian

M^qyi,the

b''4ini. ah

C (yet)pp-

note

("~^).alphabetand

! oh !

machine

of war,

sometimes
^Huiu^

/fZr/L
(battering-ram):

bridge of a violin,"o.; -Jh,."^i

she-ass,donkey; iu,p^f,^,,ass's milk;
tnus.

It in

fin.

Between

pfutiuu^

4t6-"*#"^

J-

to

ride

fV"-4^

on

nn^ik

ass

; deer

the

of

for

words

it 4*

example

puumttL.

puui

"

two

consonants

more

or

understood

of words

donkey;

a
-

|;2"V*:A-."i6
". she-goatthat
an

always

uuinil^

of the

of the vowels;

redundant

is

eighthletter

At

*"

the

eight; eighth.
th^, beginning

C'

p,

key-hole.
^%s.God; S. t, npiL%.
t^-'Ak? !n--y s. ass, jackass,donkey:
t#

s.

the fourth

; but

it is

example

in the

it
vision
di-

actually put, for

cruliiT.iriiAi
^1*^
oninijiiy
lipb^
ip.triull
\
tibPJrij
n.pif.lr".
"ci
a."i-l^ilrij
irlruAs also in poetry;
itup^

ass

resembles

; chamois.

Ptl^9]^'"3
/*Br'/"'Mu(w^#iH*"crV#
paLnipjailrhlili
[ah t

s. essence,
\n^p^J,i^
tution
iyifrii-a
nature, constiqjiiripi)
; existence ; substance
^4^4,pi,, pt,p int.
; divinity,
God; property, fortune,wealth ;^"

alas! alack!

oh!

to create.
uilrtri_,
joplfiit-i^,
t^.7# *" page ( of a book) ; descent,
desirable, to be wished
a.
Q#^"i"u^
to
going down; declirity; u.n.'i.i^u
for,amiable; desirous, anxious;- 4descend, to go down;
f-.. t^,
[cordial.
u"^.iri_,t^'-iI wish.
-"

.-"

to

go

up

and

lih\u-^%np,u

down

this is the

in his life
;

a. desirous,
longingafter;
t^iijtiufiiiipP^ifJui^uA
S. {^ii/uiit;
optative
gr.

; u.i,,u^tt/u-uiu/hif

brightest

witchcraft,
q.^i.[3-ai-[3-l,t.ti
spell,charm.
wish.
s. desire,
{^nJui^u/iiiii-P-pJii
u'u l^p
wished
be
t
o
ad.
kp uuiliu ip ilu,u% ilut
?
a.
desirable,
{^n^ui/^tpiii
why
pr.
for what
reason
or
? j^p 4trp.,,i for ; desirous,
cause
longing,greedy, thirsty,
page

of
falling

.A^^^ /,irufi,pu.iu.^l.(mood);-

the mercury.

sorcery,

on

what?

on, which?

eager

s. gentle breeze,
tf'"*'
pleasantwind,
zephyr ; ,pti^tif^'t.
^""T-n/ii
itiu,lupp^f" to
,

Ifiii i^'^i^ifintS-nplil,
each breeze
while to me
you is a furious blast,
-

blast is

for

to

the

to

gentlebreeze.
\pk S. }3pk.
\4'bJkpinlii^s.
ephemeris;S. l]."".t_
a

or

or

to render
"uniiki_,

-u

sirable,
de-

valuable,interesting,
excite desire ;
f/At/_,to desire,
wish
for,to aspireafter,to covet,
long after,to be greedy of.
wish.
s. desire,
^nJiuilik-pinni-P-liiii
s. agreeablesong
i^,iAii,Aia/iini-P-lii.%
to make

voice.

vna.
l^iiJiitir,
ii^ab \_^iiiuibmir,
matuf
desire, to wish, to Idng for; to
Ab-^- I
guess, to divine; m/t il'Hri_
"

to

health,I tope you 'willenjoy

health
good
; adieu! good bye!
wish

you

37

CITP

CU""n

196

solence,
ins.
disobedience,
P^i/piJumni-PliLii

s. pi.strong desire,longing,
t'^Y^u.^/^

eagerness;

hu/ii

"an-u,2yn[iii.ni-P

impertinence.

bition.
am-

(the day
folded).
sheep
on
tj^ va. to take, to surprise,
f^iTpn-^itJ;
a.
[^ii^ui^np
eager, greedy; lovely,
to
to
affectionate.
hold,
seize;to entrap, to catch
to
desirable ;
again, retake, to grapple,to match ;
a
^if^iu^iuiliuif:
very
to reach; to comprehend, to conceive,
one's
mouth
to make
water;
uiii^,k-l_,
to undertake
; .i/i"-4^ to catch fish,
ipihu to desire passionately.
fish
to
pu/i't^^ to surprise,to
;
qn^
November

23rd{^.rpniu.i^s.
which

a.
^,lJtuiuiuiuini-ir
conjuror, diviner.

are

["Ji,s. desire, wish

Q^ifJni-P

convince

tion,
; divina-

address

ment; to
art, insidiously.

omen.

augury,

confound

or

s. desire,
I^Y^oLift
wish, fancy.

[^,/pii/i,
s. throat,pharynx.

C^iipk-puyjitir,
tj[i va.

to shut

son's
per-

be

in

one

argu-.

question with

or

haudful,hold ; pin.
[^jpnfbiru;i^s.
{^jpiL'bliir,
hg,u, vn. to let one's self
be
taken, surprised;
taken, to
-ji,

trap ; to
not a word
self; ^ ^ni.p-tu/ii
to
one
entangle
convince, to put to a nonplus ; qk-i^i to be taken in adultery; ftnui-uipmito be surrounded
to muzzle
the ox; -/'"/"
by darkness;
to
j"/_
yn.
liiuinuifi
to

mouth,

to

silence;to leave
to
say, to dispirit,

put

be

to

pn^ujjP-

in

caught

one's

keep silence,to
remain

silent,to

hold

one's

be

struck

tongue,
dumb,

Jt,

to
to

or

by sin

stained

contaminated,

be

to

V'S

jjbliL

pa-nu

[light. ["'-pnfto be surprised,or convinced in

["";""a.
t^iTp-k-ptril,
tolerable, bearable, argument, to be confounded;
utpu/i,uto be deceived,caught,duped;
ceived
to be de[fig.
;
l-lrj;"c.
"rmuug to wonder
""^o^
champion.
deceive
one's
C'^fo.'
by the eyes, to
"'"
athlete, wrestler;
F^!"s
be tongue-tied.

'

to be in travail,
self; juii-nil_lrptiuAj
i/i,jn,.[3-pLii
birth
to be surprised by the pains of childwre-itling.
wrestler ; a
Q-/-.
irtuilrnt.li_p
"hnpui hlS
["J s
; ftiTpnfbl^iiii/li
p^
discovered.
[vice.
athletic;
wrestling.
[tier. secrets were
p
a. holding ; s. a mechanic's
^"re
Qi/pfti^^
"iiu-upuil,^,
'Fil
miliums,athlete,wresltfiE.yujl/uin
having the virtue
i'J',y^Miy vn. to wrestle,
^,rpn%n,iuiliu,%-a.
to
to contend
in wrestling.
to take, to apprehend,'
or
power
cumambient
understand; Jht^ surrounding, cir-

^"rp^ui^uA
a. athletic

uiuiunin

wrestling.

Qjp/A

a.

it is
4; probable ;
proper ,
right.
^Jp.n^%b,r, ty/, -ftiF,k-ij^jvna. to
to enjoy, to
taste, to eat, to feed on:
delight in, to take pleasure in; to
gain, to obtain,to possess : to chew,
-

to

masticate,

to break

with

ing,
foggy; linlinpifattract-

swallowing.

suitable, convenient

proper,

the teeth ;

^i/pn.'i,n,in^P-[,.Jri
S. hold,
{^.rpn^m-Hl
retention, surprise; comprehension,
perception ;
tulumli^ attack , fit ,
,

stroke.

Q#/1y"'4uij s. cup, drinking-glass.

a.
commensal, mess-mate.
{^i/hi,a^[,j
lence,
Q"%iu4^w}j^s. pi. contempt; inso,

impudence.
to obtain
or

(^J^Miui'i^t-ir,
h^l,,-^I'lT,
y^uy

honours, to gain recompense,

reward, to acquire glory, to win

crowns

vn.

tore-

sist,to growproud, ferocious,to rebel.

r^t-unu.Uh g^fui^ til,-u^lrniu%u

,

to

acquire knowledge ; to die ; to be jf va. to restrain,to bridle,to repress,

to tame, to break
in.
despised,contemned, abused.
born,
a. refractory,
^J'pnuu,
a.
Qj;i^u"44n/^ contumacious, stubcontumacious,
f
erocious.
born,
stubdisobedient,indocile,crabbed,
rebellious,
peevish,rebellious.
to resist,
to
^iip.nauiui'buij',
s
vH.
(^,r.,iuAuili
drinking vase ; dish,
uigiy
to
to
to
kick,
disobey, revolt, mutiny ; mug, cup.
to grow
insolent,bold,proud.
.

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!

\^,niitriu,i,,ui,
a.
potable, drinkable, 'wV

fit to be

drunk,

for it;

'

"^ pt-p,ii%with

a. potable, drinkable;
Q./i,t^,
s.

these

ker;
drin-

drink, draught,beverage,liquor,

come

potation; S. liz/i./^.^;
^"./,"j"t,j/,^
refreshingdraught ; //^^"4n^^, h,-

road

food and drink;p^liylf^ t._

-^, yessels
and drink ; /" ,nnp,
jfi,r,"u,^
i^j:,ihihu,j

with

the

of
to

shalt, not

k-L,

^.^P

to sit with them to eat and

feasting,,
S. Q^up^ii,
drink; uAn^^li
-^

drink ;

to

go

that

way

jiui/Lf/iby sea and land ;

frp^[,p betweou heaveu

4/r5rt".^A...
4fr,""^^,"4
cavalry and infantrytogether
"%
KrudJtu
"I'k

'

to
,

pass

and earth ;

-eagerly, greedily;
u!ilju.,f.u.p..np,
hard
or
iiiuiimlli
jirjJdeep, like
a
piper, to tipple,tA tope, to be a

,"^i, to

-irp/ip.airi.

[|"%i-"/',
""/"p^ uipp.vn.

ii,"pp,

"/A^,/AA-^

between
.

into tjhe house

go

),"

the East
towards
u.Jk'h.yi,
hplifip in all countries

u,phcir,u

through Erzerum
"iirijthou

put

"

u/j,^u/bh^,
going
-R'ufbtiTuiiupi,
by what

np

"iiif

others ; l^tf

with me;

away

along ;

-,

books

voice,

one

unanimously ; ,^/;^^lrf"t

uii^nt^tiu.

'

in those

days, at

-"Ifi^p,

more

that time ;
Itl.
^um
less,a little More,
-

or

/"40,^.uint./^/it"#
a little less ;
y,p-ui.
um^i,between
"";u
this,
and that ; altogether, unitedly
l-.u^npl,
[" ju,_
;
liiiina-P-lit^i, to the success
to th,row out
of; i^iliir%ni_i_~
ui,u,"ni.i,iJiii,
to receive
of window
a
"l-u/i.
thrashing, a
"uillriitup,
;
mhiipu

hearty foper ;
,

the king's health;

blow; "uui.n.M.li
-,

be

to

struck

in the

every

the bed;
where;
i/;"42Vo^,under
heaven;'^ck'^t'^'under
pt^pti.ov
under
him;
[f^ph-uiiuiuMuipm-utlitai-i
under
pretence ; u,ii.,ui-oui% utji^i,at
break
of day;-t^i-4", t-pk-liyu or
tpkl^yb, towards the evening; Jt^,
-

face ; jS."'-/'
"t'-ii"" to obtain wate,r by
dint of money,
to pay
for water -;

"

like water;
"H^^U-y 'wlio drinks iniquity
"

l/bj

""n".^

out

give

-,

me...-;

pour

me

lif.pt,"^,
"c.
\\,pp.i/i,u,j;
itlr^uli^

; S.

some

"

pui
0.,
C-futnii^
drinking;*.

t^t/hfBi.!^
s. the

act, of

drinJcer.

a.

drinking-.

*'
C*'/-7.*w#
P'. fabulous

he

poming

int-p

^^iMtJfLuMi-n/
i^ut

set

out

the

on

iti

ui

h ii/li Ibn^

report of his

the contraon
ry
4u,4"#n.,"4'"/
Jt'" ""iri^^or
; cross-wise ;
"iuip^u,^
to think,to reason
in one's mind
"iihij
;
to
trample under foot;
nui'ii^u,p^u,'i,lri_,
;

monsters,

Erinnys, Furie.s.

to be reckoned
t?-[uiTuiiiiiihu
among;
luiiu
muMifi,
during ten years ; to.

_Q%j.pr.
to, at, towards, by; through;
in the midst,into,in ; with;for; pnii, eight hundred
and seventy five
among,
Init will
under, below; upon; soon, as soon as; years ; ili[J-{3-ir^
n-ouiuu^lt
in the
fade as soon
it
uncloses.
place , instea-d of ; 4'"7*-/_
as
a.
^i,if.u,p.irp
t-i,^l,iuto look at the sky; /?"i^u._
leguminous.
a. innate,native,natural,
Qt.^i#.pn,o
"-"P^L "bnpa, to reigninstead of him,
-

to

succeed
for

him

give
obscurely;
-

"in"-^

/"/"t-c.

for you;

and

me

-^

in
u.iih%uy%t totally,

to look
uiliiuJp.
'^lyb-ij

all;
with

one

upon

habitual.

^n,

"r^o.",

evil eye or with aversion ;

^tnA
with or by the hand ;
in
Jk2_"
; into,
an

^i^uifLni^a,
a. fed

with

pulse.

tO pUt to
^iq-uiP-n^p
i,uipliuh,kj;

s'word,
trample

to

kill with

under

the

thO

sword;

to

foot.

the

inside,in
to

limphij
wiJk- to

midst

to
split,

through

pass

or

go

Jk2_

across

s. cauliflower.
Qij-tu^iuqiui/ii

mild or gentle
s
Qiiif.ai/fuAni-p-lit.'b
right; ^l-ciu JinuAihij
affectionate
"*"///!
tender
or
looking,
strongly;
care,
J-uiJu
sometimes
lently,
frauduprotection.
fmrpu
;
f^^ui^t-pa. that eats pulse.
^lamui^u,
erroneously; /uiu,^,
k-,
a.
dwelling with; neigh(^^/^ui^^j
ludicrously, facetiously; lyp
bouring,
-

to

"

draw

the

the

bow

the
lilfuas much
under
i-uin-nilj

man

as

the

woman

tree; ipn^uAui^

familiar ; *;

;
-

rade.

complayfellow,

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to disband, to relax, to spread, to

lJ,r^omi"p"y^
; a, near
widen, to reach, to stretch,to g ive
/'"^
sighted; hazy,
; tpp'"to amplify;
at
groiind,
were
puA/rt. to exagthey
nt^kl^iif
^,^,^ji^iCiin.n^iu
gerate
to give repose
to
the last gasp.
fig.
relax,
;
to ; to tranquilize
seeing dimly ;
; iii,^u,pAai^lrinil_
Q%^u"#"""ni"i#""-i//i^a.
to Open
the
to
obscure.
or
nilriLi,jn^
ni.Jk^
MunXh/j to darken,
be
to
t
o
hand,
give freely,
generous
;
ad. S.

-{^'"f
ui$iom

obscure

"C.
^^u.%lrl,u,'l,
"0. S. {^u"u%Hi...'l.
a. under
Qi^#jj%/?ui4"ji
-

armpits;

the

iTuiq^ the hair growing

widen

n^Jtp

to

license; -[iirvn
to spread
,
,

generous;

Q"/^ u.n.u,2_pr

before, against;

give rest
.

ty,
liber-

extend,

to

dilate ; to

to

to

be

ulipm^ Jh-^j^i^uipJuil[t-tu"^.*,

IriniirLutitiu"litraiunni-u

n-n"_u

is

enlarged

be

...

ye

it
to meet; to anticipate,
to obviate, i^^MupiuiiiWu,i_k
to face.
permitted, it is lawful.
prevent, to meet, to affront,

go
to

repose,

or

'

also
is

OUT

heart

enlarged ;
allowed

or

yTiil-iunAiulih-nuMuuilliutl^.
U,//rf""^"
~llttlV.
D.
\_J*lf.uinAiul"t-ani-autbtrir
"

^iq-iun-iu^uij^
s. pi.vanguard,

van.

miliar;
a.
tamed, domestic, fafiif-MiiuniX
licate,tent, extension, size, latitude,greatsedentary,home-keeping; deness,
nice.
width,amplitude, amplification,
free ; large
^lui/
enlargemelit;
a
field;capacity,
a^
diffusion;
J
il-ujn.

ample, vast, spacious, great

J-uitTu, for

; diffuse ;

long time, or duration;

f "iikqni^p-lfiXu
magnanimous, longa dissolute
suffering,
patient; IiItu/ii^

life ;

it is

lawful, permitted,it is
tily;
prohibited;
litiufjto live daintfiiuiuto live dissolutely;

not

luniitjj to

facilitate ;

ad.

-"

at

laxation,
capaciousness ; fig.disengagement, refreedom, liberty.
O.
1^/if.u/pfP
\yfn.u/pifriiq"-iu"j

tO gTOW
VU
^q-uiiiJL/iiuiir,
ua^ull
stupid,numb, to fall asleep; fig.to be
to be
benumbed, dulled;
["gpuiy,
benumbed
with cold, to be frozen, to
become
torpid; ui^^ jf}"^' ^o gaze
.

to preocculy?
dissolutelength,lengthily;diffusely;
at, to stare at; fpiu'^iu%":^,
py
one's self,to plunge in, to engulf
J-l" freely,at large; j-f, ittl^u
in liberty,
to be free,
at large; to be
one
S sell ; ap-maiTualiniHi
ftu^l^puia%nnui
-

unbound.

((he has
ifiitf-uipj'uigiy^,

multitude
a. diffuse,extended;
Q^i^iu^.jujffuf-K^

prolixious.

[tious.

licena. dissolute,
^/"f-uipiutlitui^iuM^
a
^,i.uMpiuttiiuti.np,
larger vast ;
long, lengthy, more
diffuse,
very
.

very

prolix; ad. more

in all its details.

tely,
minudiffusely,

of his bones.

the

benumbed

[stupid.

"

numbed, dull;chill,
{^if-uipiTui^truiiji.
ness,
[^%il.,up,nujini.tHi
s.
stupidity,numbinaction

; stupor.
VCl. tO be\_^if-ujni/iuqn"^qujith-l/'r
"'-RP
numb, to lull asleep; to chill ; fig.to

stupefy.

a.
lulls
that chills,
liberal,geneyiitl-uMpiuiliuMihiii,
""
rous,
Q*"Y-'"/"''"j"^jfi
[patient. asleep; charming.
a
P^,q.uiliJiu/iij,Jpui
magnanimous
s. zool. torpedo (fish).
Q%il.a}pJf,/f
,
.

s.
fiif-iup^ui^uidmni-Pltii
mity,
magnani-

Q""j^io"-""^"/',
A-j^ va.

to

cover

with

long-suffering,
patience.
sand, to bury.
a.
^rf-iupiui^iyuiplf
vast, spacious,
extended.
right,
P^tj-l-lriiJiuirilij;
[amply.
iufj vn. to cry outad. widely,
{fiij-iupAuiliuiufku
or loudly.
-p-iup
reared in ease,
a.
^iif-uipJiuiliiuirn^,
Qi^^xjl/r,
tju/y vn. to fall on one's
knees ; to coil one's self
dled,
dainty,delicate,commodious
; unbriup.
dissolute.
^i,f.tf.nif.hir,
ceive
hjl, va. to take or reto one's bosom, to make
S. saloon.
{^ni.iapjttiifiiaupui'i
come.
weliJluil[.
"

i"
\'ItrLuMrfAtu'li'
"/',

"PP

S.

t%^Ml^lUft^

^/"H-utiiAui/itir,
/.j[iiia. to dilate,to

C^'^tpitir,
hgf,

va.

to

embrace,

to

enlarge,to make greater,to increase, claspin one's arms, to claspor throw

to augment, to extend, to prolong;
one's arms
round,to hug; to undertake;

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199

Cii^n-lii/iii^ptir,
h^l, vet.

i/jit-iA
I, t/t-piiij
lu/ii^fujto remain

.,

with

the

crossed.

[together.
to tie
..unite,

to

to

oppose,

object.

[jectipn.
f^,fq.oii,t-i/%
Pi'q.ii^lunuq.pnM.pJi
h^li va. to
s.
opposition,ob"C.
S
P^q-H^iT,
if-piTrnji
".coBtrary,opp,o^ed; Pitq-^b'^'^l"""
-uifiiul, "c.
opposite,inimical;unfortunate? -,i^""^ ^""lrtl"l''uli
"'J a. contrary,opposite;
miaupiu/itfi an
grace,
adeguate or prompt- s. opposite extremes, adversity, disthe
the
against,
on
reply;pr.
calamity;
contrary,
iopnL.p-l"tX coerciva
to
ifihij to oppose,
;
"wrong side, outward, the wrong
power
;
way;
in
before, face; ii.uiiLiiiiii_,liiiMijif,uuAliu
contract.
arms

-"

"

to resist, to
head
against,to

to oppose,
i,u,pliu,%[ii_,

counteract, to make

to resist.

to oppose,

t-jfivn.

resistance.
s
against;
.j^iii.f,[ii/!iitiui^,,-P-[ii^
combat;
y./.A"}./A"/;J/.7^i.
opposite
the money-box
or
i^itf.
adversity,calamity.
; 4h'r
?p""*
-^
to place a stone
against the door ;
0,%ii-ii.[iif;uii,ujni-p-l,iA
-jntjHis
position,
opresistance;confutation, re^h-fj to close the doors ;
^^nt-pu
to reply opportunely, futatipn,
dispute,controversy.
fi.uM%l,gi,
p.hiilri_,
to respond;
that resists,
Q""^^/"i/;o(u"j
4-^*-.%n^ui Ipii they
.#/j a.
succeeded
opposite, contrary.
badly in that affair ; jtmu
to cavil,to sophisticate;
*"
opposition,
C^'ttl"^'i"'S"'-P'['^^'
iA(3-frnXiii-i_,
resistance.
ad.
o
wise,
ther[nist.
instead,,
ji^ii.fliJk-^1
q/b
the
a. s. adversary,antagoon
P^i,^,i.[,i/;afi[ij
contrary ; 4 ^u/i"*"-*"verse,
s. .oppositeside, ret^-^fliiCp^niiSi,
to rise up

with;-jamiihu

cope

to

..

"

wrong

side.

*" antipathy.
U*?T^7:/"'^4/'"'-/^/"-*'

". contrariety,
Q"/.y.^t''?.""/"'f"'-/^/"-"'

contradiction, teasing.
a.
opposite,that
Piiif.ii.[,iruf^-Mip
lag

s. antipodes.
^il-if-^JirpliJip
to divide in
pii/.^pi/hipiaJ-iiAhirya.
to
Opposite parts,
place one against

opposes,

'

to

-ip^l'tT,resistanpe .; ,counterblow , rebound

; -/."/,',
opaque
contact
with, to strike
pAi^".,iij]penetrability.
'

hardj compact,
to

come

[hardness,solidity.

nil
\_lin^ii.liiltuiliupai
I "J}upiiipl^tntiutu
1

versary,
s.
resi^tahce, .a. contrary, inimical,opposite; s. ad^^q-l^iruMi-atpini-P-liLi,
antagonist.
tradictory
^tH./j-liJiupLui'ii,
/y a. opposite^;con^q.nJj,iriiiiruipuini-P-liiii
s. opposition,
opponent ;
; *. contradictor,
flihlrfp.

resistance,action,combat.

\_y'n.n.pifujpuiltK-ir*

a- contradictory;
^if-if-JtiruMpuAuu^u/i'

after

hearing both

sides.

to resist,to
{|".Y-^^ifi".*a/"r,
aiji^j vn.
contrast, to be repugnant, to rnqtiny.
,

restive;
"'" refractory,
Qi^-'fA''"''"^/'

dict,to contraf^iq-^l/ifhipuAt-ir,
/r^p.vri.:
to

counteract,
to

to

contest, to

swer;
an-

D.

disputation
; antiphrasis.
aS. on the contrary, in
C^,l.,l.ptru,pajp
'

contrary manner,

s. geom.
^"il.il.fiJh,ii.iu^ii,iyi,
la'bliliiLiip
i
opposed angles.

4MA^/iy_,
"to force

to raise

-;

4"pS-""'fct^
t-

a,[--;:
^

thought
Q5i^.^f.//i!^7Ao"-f?/.".contrary
or

yiuLiun-iabiultl^n

barricade
Qi,ii.ii.[it/iupii.irij
[ij s

object,to

:
oppose.
tion,
contradic,s
^"fjf-liiruMp.ui'iini.p-liiii
va.

'

against.
.

repel,to,repercute.
s.
Pi,^,l.[iir-Mi^mpnL.f3-pLi,
opposition,

a.resistent, solid,
{^tq-if-piraipuila

in

hard, solid,opaque.
to resist;

t"i^^/../u.4,"^/.f/*,
t^'y/ vn.

'

the other,

resists

[des.

sentiment.

nuiuilitjpi.aUtipO^Hl-lj-lltplinni^ip
,

S.

s.
resistance, oppoi^if.^pi/h".[3-[ii-i
sition

cord;
contrariety,discontradiction,
strife
obstacle
hinderance,
;
;
-^b'^ vn. id oppose, to
h"'L: ih'i'i'u
dislike,aversion, repugnance, conflict,
resist.
S. OppOsitlon, trouble,implication.
^iif.H.ltJ'uiq.aipini.p-l,^
familiar ,
-uiliu/h a
-'"k
C%ii-iri_f
resistance; antiperistasis,
tractable,
mild,
domestic,tame,
easy,
opposed,
{^ij.if.fiJ'mii.lip
if-puig a

^H.,l.fiilhniJupJt
a. opposite,
contrary;

contrary; opposite.

approachable.

i^V\'

C'h'Y

aoo

a.
baying the moon
Pi,il.t-iifi%utiui"
;
intimate,
in
vain.
at
barking
bosom, linked or knit together in the
"/"nt^[ti/'f
l^ta./rflfinL-iIiiltui/',
closest bonds of friendship,
b-qiuj
intimately
uaautj
S.
.T.
Q/rn^nl-u/lttuJ''
"f^/*/_S.
acquainted ;
Qi^t^^jf
els,
liar,
^iif-hpnp'u^ s. entrails,guts,bow[^,j.lri."/,jil"r,
h^,y vn. to grow famiblindintestine
tripe; caecum
to make
acquaintance.
%natu
llut^
to
gut;
pt-.ptrtttl"q
^i^.tri'-'iiiiJ;
grow familiar,
ijuj vn.
with
their
others
to
make
slay
to become
to
maM-^ufblru'
tance
acquainfamiliar;
swords.
accustomed
or
to, own
; to get used
for what reason?
ad. why?
one's self.
^*",ft}"
to habituate
[tic.
wherefore?
["c.
n^? why not?
a. familiar,tame, domes^"H-hiuiukp
few
beans,
Qi^/.4s. a
pulse, pea;se,
\^Mq.iriu,jnM-^iu'iiir"r,
ni-y^ vci. to make
In diction;^p^;"*
"'*' b *"
C^7-/'4'"f
familiar,to tame; to instruct;to tame,

familiar
a
f^t^lriuilily
.

'

":

"nutn

aliiiL-nu

'

to render

mild

and

less

-/i cycle of

ferocious.

"

^""tit'iM-'^'
%/' """ *** amplify.
amplification
s.
to
; chem.
'^iH-luifiinM-Ui,
va.
^iyLfr^i^yjiuitir,
enchase,
"""-j^
to fit into,to set,to mount, to enchase, ductility.
ing
to set in a bezel; to string pearls
(H/^^fr""^a.
yoked together; bear,

the

interweave, to entwine, to braid,

form
tress ; ^i^t^"."-Y*-""f^
a
"/_

to
to

with

jewels or
gold, or a'rabesqued;i^ij.k-^,^^to blows,
in

gold.
ting,
l%tT.k-trjt-ant^iU^ \_^/r^^"nt-qni-!R
S, Setin ;
mounting, enchasing, fitting
weaving, web, braid, texture.
s. familiarity;
tance
acquain^,q.k-iniip-l,i%
ize
familiarto
custom
lufttu
;
; jwith ;
niJifr^lAif.ht-jy^ to be
,

set

corporate
in-

to become

battle ; fttt^-liiuin^ih-^utluiuimirput^^
battle was
commenced.

the

s. incorporation.
Qiq.piu,niia,-P-[it-%
tt. dioptricQiiif.^.ytrjniiai/iui'ii
s. dioptrics.
^,^^uytjti,ini,p-liLii
a.
universal, general,
[^i,[.4ui'iinM.p

common

; -^,

the

familiar with.

to

[to intermix.
incorporate,

; to intermeddle ; to come
to battle,to join
to come

pearls,ornamented

^uii^jnulifi

to

vn.
P^ij.^uin.'bli,r,
is-ijtui

adOmeU,
i^uMt/fEUt/itfn^tnf/inntljnul^t.nilj
set with

yoke.

same

va.
Pii^fiMuniit^j;
lrji[i

or

whole

verse,
the uni"./.fr^fe^^
world, or earth ;'
,

to generalize;ad. everywhere;
iuniilri_,
in
of
all
kinds
general.
pulse.
fliil-hiiyif^
s pi.
a. universal, general,
[!!%^].^u,'l,pul^u,%
-%f "r vn. to supplicate,
QiY-'^.^,ait.r,
to
to
to
catholic;
entreat,
"-4*"v*"j^"the catholic or
implore, beseech,
-

universal

beg.
s. enterology.
f^,^t-pujp.u/bii,.p-liJi,
a. intestinal.
{^""^tpui^ui'ii
sayer,
soothQi^fc^"u4./u7
fj *. aruspex,
,

towards

erf-

S.

[i'mj/p-,i"n,inqj

to
vn.
P%q.'iui%p,i/iiiiitr,
"^q'y

a.
universally,geneQii^^ii/ttpuiutk"
rally,

commonly, absolutely.
iiL^tilt
l^n.^tutinuiqnt^qii/jtyiff

"

become

general.

[evening.

Q^Y-i-pt^ -i.e' ~'i"

church;

VCt

tO

generalize.

^^.tpliuiiulij;
ir^iy vn. to extend.
a.
long, extended; proQiY-t^4""/"
lix

[erality.
^t^i.uM'iipn^p-f
s.
universality,genQiif-^uiu,/.J s. interval, space ; a.
,

rent,
intermittent;loose; diffelong, at length ; long time ; discontinued,
termitten
inmeek,
less,
lesser;
diffusely,
t
ediously;
separate;
amply,
utnik-i^,
be
to
ad.
otherwise
to prolong;
prolonged.
differently,
;
/pihij
Ititt Irqft nor
less ; uj./^"u,^u,i.t^i_- t
nor
more
\^ti^lr
^tn-hplitunuiiq-lyif't
ftl^ut
p
last a long
to prolong, to make
a little less than
vna.
10,000years;
p/.t.^.fn.j,
to spin out,
time ; to extend ; to defer,
/ilf"-^ ta'^'te b *"j"A4- in what do
differ from
them
? n^ ^i_
to great length.
k b
we
; ad.

a. very
long.
Q^jj.t-p/iu"i"uJ[iii.
to last
^irj-irpiiiiipu/hiuir,
uMijiij vn.

long time.

%iru/bk
a

he differs not

from him;'in"-""7^

/*'i,-b "tilfu/iil^
iP'^^L^'iSp' ^0 ^" ^^"
"

most

at

the

s. length,extent,
^"f.iTpliiupni.p-f,Ji,
gasp ; itr%
life,
long
duration;
longevity. dreams.
-44%"y,

extremity, or last
jlrputijn^thoy resemble
last

e*u1-

CoT-

2oa

to receive with honour; n^p^u,p_

-l".p
to give a bad
reception;
useless;
vain,
void,
^"i.nci,u"/i,
t-nf,
y/jp
heart
learn
to
in
ad.
jpi^huH,
by
; jaiu_
vain,
empty; indolent, idle;
hO
haS
innt-tuh-n
f^iliufliuL,
'^inuiu
uselessly,empty ; ut,Ahi_tinMl(iili,uint-_
them
his
of
made
to
gods
/.
cH*"to
to
^t*
;
deceive,
disappoint,
Pin-"!,,
I owe
you my life.
frustrate,to destroy the illusions of; (uij ,{!^lr,u%u
who
ceives,
reo.
s.
all is vanity.
Q"#^nt.i/.^,
^i^nii,nq_
t
.ujyi.uji,
lfiii_receiver, acceptor; recipient;
^,H."Jb,.,liia,pii!i,,
//J a. romancing,
gOdfathCr,godterer, -inr^ /fJlfpmnl.p-tr'bkt
chattering, prating; s. chatprattling,

.heating
^pirni.p-lriu'h
;
p'arity
-

-.

a.

fessor.
conmother; "'iinii_[unumnilu/biii-P-kuM%

idle talker.
s. ppato, prat^iif.nt^i.njiiu.p.ia'iinu-PJ,
tle,

chattering.

chitchat,nonsense,

fe. \_Jt
IL.n
\_Jin.ntJlltJMblullIOII

"^

""" gi'ioiing,
cing,
grimaQ"#Y-"'-*i"'"/'4"'mimicking; grumbling.

lUpt ^gMMtt
lU

"

S. \^iuinl-uui
I tiq-nt-ntu

a.
(J"/Y-""-?y"y7/./.,///,,.
vain,frivolous,

^%if.ntX,upiu^iuiir,
ui^inj vti.
or

to

valn

to bc

"

to abandon, to
va.
[|i'/,j.o;.u44fri/',^frj^"
despise; to compel to walk ; to vex,

foolish.

empty f to vanish, to pass away,

to nothing; to seek vanities.
come

to harass.

a.
vain, proud,
Qi^"ti,"/%,""/o.^a-

to

despise;

and

there,
s.
Q"/y-#."_i"y^,n"-/3//
vanity, frivolity, ut/,, to talk
s
(^^/^ni""u.^."?/
vessel,
vase,
uy
reservoir: asyreceptacle; recipient,
lum,
refuge,sheltier ; meoh. well, tank,

cistern

o^oy

random;

air-box

steam-chamber;

zTf-'H

to

to abandon,

away,

to
juih-liij

here

run

to wander

rove,
-in vain,

right

or

^o.

wrong,

idle dispute.
u^tui^u-pm-Hh,
a.
quack, charlatan,
'^,^ilu^pu,p.iJu-

at

futility
; nothing.

to throw
ifiapliu.'iih^ij

vain-glorious.

in vain, uselessly;

Qfcjy.
iluyp ad.

[idletalk.
s.
quackery,
^,ri.i\u.jp,u^uM'i,n,-P-ltX
a. vagabond.
^ifil^ipu.p.lrp

who

"

talks in vain.

a.
wild, savage.
^"l.,lu;jp,up.n)ii

hot-water
-".t/"/""p^/.

well.

fe, l^ii^llutjntafLK-p
y^in.t^npuMiJ^iaiq
"

P^iiil.il.i;fpMu^yj_
a.
seeking vain

CI. acceptable,
\^,q.n^,lril,
admissible;

agreeable, welcome
j obtainable
accepts, that receives.

that

foolish things ;

and

inquisitive.

S. y^r^nt%u3fllUMp.uilt
a,
Y^tr^tltujpiulijou
s. reception,taking, "c.
s. magician, enchanter.
^il-ni^it-inM-pJi
a.
barking at in vain,
Qfc^i/uy^m4""^
quisition;
acceptance, admission, obtaining, accheer, feast,entertainment; brawling.
a.
cable,
abject,vile,despi[^i.YLi/uy^u.4u.^
;
gr. participle
,f"nluufi,itii.pnj
tation
accepof a letter of credit,of a bill of
useless, vain.
to welcome,
O*
exchange; luii^ik-^it-Jkp
\^iif.ilutjnujjpin
ll^nui^unp^itE-pif.*
to feast, to entertain
a.
vagabond; prating,
^/"{."luypMu/usif
,ani,k-i_
;
o,n,u_
to lodge strangers ;
chattering.
"u,^,hi_
pMug
to receive
s. vagraDcy.
[^l;i.iliyp,yujitn,_Pl,i_%
gpiniutf^l^i,
coldly,to give a
cool reception;
a.
[^i"l.ilujjp,a/oii
shameless, lewd;
n-njii jiuppni^,[,n [,
there
was
a
q-t-uiifu/iiuiinxA
reception uf^iu.'iipcoaxing, dalliance,coyness,
at court, at the
coquetry.
embassy ; j-^ ip'ii_ affectation,
,

W,iiinm-tfyto
,

to

believe

in God.

to receive,
vn.
Qi,5(...i-"//../',
i^iliui"i,i/
take, to admit, to embrace, to accept,
make

to

together ;

welcome

to derive

; to

; to gather
impetrate,to

obtain ; to

a.
^H-tluiiiiMuiiiuiTCnpC
coquettish.
^'
^""tAitiP'""''"'-''!:
savage.
^"tit'op"'""'^a. ill-bred, rough,
rude ; idle,lazy,sluggish,unoccupied.

to be
suit,to agree ; to approve,
\_^i^iltuiputpujp^tirt
zi^s"!}vn.
tened
confess,to consent, to acknowledge; dragged along the ground, to be fasto
to
to
the
to
ground.
deny,
disavow,
t'l^
prove
disapa. curious,that seeks
Qiiq-ilaJ/ptap'upi
;
juiL.uinu/1,1;to stand
qrip
after
useless
to
godfather,godmother
a child';
things.
""//,
.

to

to

fall into

conceive, to

sin

seize

./I
inula

uifou

to

mentally;.^ laiiint-iiq

t.
a^iifilu.jpuf^'iAnuP^liM.li
inquisitivecuriosity.

ness,

Q^ia-

03

flightof thought;
to

""i,AL-,rva. io debase,
UV'/-'Wre*'4t",
to despise.
vilify;
*.
C*'lF-"/a-'"%
haughtiness,pride.
(|'/"^.//ft#/",
to twist, to wring
tia.
/.-j/i

the

neck; -/"/"vn.

yoke ;
proud,

to

lift up

to revolt, to
throw
off the

the

arrogant

to turn

the

j-u

throw

the

life ;

to

horn,

haughty

back

by

life's career
of

course

to know

to say concisely,
miii-l.ini-i_
if-ii i!.uful^i
tion
to shorten discourse; -4. i,nqfy, direc,

become
tious;
ostenta-

one

his

wind

of the

.ufri-^"i.4'"*
z:"-"-

; -^

"

of

course
disrespectfully;
7/^ hifui'iiiiiliuij
,

to

in
lih'hiaj)

j~li^-2C.,"%m^.i_
.[lip
l"rf
gait; p.."[,u""e iL'"^Lir'
to fulfil the duties of one's station,
to
functions
one's
resist, discharge
honourably;

disobey,to rebel, to

to

^tiu/j

the

sun

self

one's

headlong, to preseasons
; -:p uinliuipu^,^,lu,Tf,u__
cipitatemoon,
change,
of Exfipufu
course
/tjiij-lltjhuij^
ll^Mi^fjliy^ n-u/iintil"ii"""i"'C"'i['
,

off the

yoke.
va.
t!*'7-T/'*""4^''''
%f

take

to

to

copy,

"

;
s

transcription.
{!),p-ii,q.piTir,
hj[iva. to trample under

trample

s.
^hp-iiii/uipm'ii
(^i,pu,^u,i,itil^,
nasium
gymfor
cises
or
gymnastic exerplace

[index.
l|../",u/^t^mech.
slider,cursor,
s.
\^^,Pu,^p/{
walker, pedestrian.
Qft/3^uyo,^s.
to cause
j; ""-j/f
va.
^p-uijn.-^jM'iih
; S.

current;

design;

death.

to

a. that runs,
Pi.p-iu'iiuiip

to

that walks

tO lOllOW
aiflruiifhinnu yuit^tiusu
ni-nni-u,
the
tracks, to tread in the steps ;

^u/iimuiuipiiu [ii-p
,

run

."//i^

over

to

mt.^^-,

book;

follow

to

reader,

s.

lecturer.

to

vn.
t^itP-t-n.'iint.j;
h-ftijutj

read

Jt'nn n-ui^ iuijiiliL.to one's self ;

"7/^aloud
A
;
Jiiujti fLiup^put^uipi
in the presence
jiuliiu'ii^ii
ni-pitL.^
-,'- currently; 4./*4"._
of; lu'iniufjP-u.^
hesitatingly
; to stammer
;
ql^inil_
look
to
ft
"Ikp?/'
ilk-p
^,i,piirM..MiAj[i
a book; jui_
through, or to skim over
y"- Irph^^
Q"Xi\Jlplllfli
"l^'li
n.ui2_iluiplri^
and
over
over
again
; mm^lilfii
,

"

"

"

"

career;

passable.
to run, to run
f^i-[3^,a%,u,r,
"""ijiy vn.
to gallop;to walk;
to;to apply; to slide;
to go, to depart,to pass ; lup^uit^mun/ii
full speed, to rattle along
to run
full speed ; trpunrniiliii
lum-iifii to
in company,
in crowds, in a throng,
run
to rush, to crowd, to flock ;
^4t,"
to follow, to run
after;
n^li,"-p,

run.

S. Pi-R-"j
C",p,uj,,i,
legible,readable;
a{^.pkn.'i.il,

practicable,
a*"u"/"i/;,u^i4

coincidence.

Pi,p ,uq.l,n,^l3-[iiJii
*. tramplingupon;

and

accompanying; concomitance; retinue

to subdue, to submit ; to strike,

to knock;
to drive away, to disperse.

over

cident;
; coin-

concurrence
s.
{^i/J."j."4j#7t./?/."-'i

subjection;project, purpose,

agreeing, concordant

concomitant.

painter of perspectives;copist.
C7,q.op[,%u,tint.piii^i
s
perspective ;

ride

a. racing ; swift.
Q"i/3^."3,/,4,"7/
panying
concurring ; accoma.
\^ii[3-a',jiaj/i[iji

to transcribe.

copy,

V^'"fl,[i'iiu,l/n,i^
a
perspective;

foot

of the market.

domination,

to shake

"

[""a%ni-[3:l/iil;
^0 free from

one's

to

dip into,to

iuuhi_,
^,[3-,u'iimiiEi\_

say in few words, to touch lightly;

h
TO
T*uiituiu^uinifUu^utuint-hniMeliiutj
observe
or
obey the commandments
;

cause

-;

f-liuil^

iTu^mi-li^n

-,

can

your boy read ? piiPlrp^lru,uiPni.,iP-^,

after the perusalof your letter ; jhuiu

to
"

p.iM,pi-n^

ftiiPu/iiui'ii
/yj^

thriving, business

affairs

is prosperous

are

; S.

{^bPIrpS. \S,.^pJiRhp
[itj~k"'3
^'[3-lrpiuliuii
.

cent,
""3 ^' adjapresent.
adjoining;assisting,
{^,pk P^.ulilga. reading together.
^,pirpj,"%hib
a.
legible;". reader,
"

'

lecturer.

{^iiP-utj
[i Piip-tuj^
j^j, s.
gaft,
step,pace, way,
race,
,

course,

means

to read.
vH.
-tif-.r
{^.pirpjj.a'blr.r,
s. reading.
\^i,piTpju/iin^Pl"i^-

^iPirpguiukp
'"b[""3"" that loves
well-read.
to
studious,
run
method;
thread;
study,
;
m/iim-^,
to study,to read
un.
the feet;
f^%p-lrpju,u['ptir
J^, walking
-fy if-npirl,,
foot-race
with
distance ; 4t"./.
pleasure.
j/I/.u/j
;

progress,

succession, train, trace,

-"

-,

{Tiifr

t^^

204

book;

s. re"Amg
Qip^t-pjujpiJii

son;
les-

school; *reading room.

C^'Rt-["3l'i_i
-jnq^s. reader, lecturer

YJfy

s.
reading;
\!!^,p-lrpijn,in^p-li^'i,

order

of

in

lecturers

S. Xs/u;

offer,to

to

iutroduco

to

tureship, ,"n.u.2l,
lecn^pn^^
self to the presence of; ^4"^the
,

church.
lecturB ; lesson.
(!l,rJ^irp^n,-,ij(f
nji s.
(of
s. catechism
^p-hp^n^uiifiuq-ftp

lOad

ces
great servipresent one's

one's self seen;

one's

to make

self;to shew,

^j^"

confer

presents;to

gentle reader.

u(utpq-k'-o^*0

lun-tuni

o#u"

"

"

to
~il"'L'

"

dress with
-jni^, advertisement, ad-[""rvn.
the
reader
; %iri,n,iui^m

iMin.

u/jj.

inscribe;f

to impose, to

furnish;

to

love of study. render, to ascribe;to make,

s.
t^/"t^_ju"uf//n.-/?f

to

-.

to offor,
"^j/.
i^,fru.f/rjn,-j^%lrJ;
VU.

S. Cyril).

show,
-

f%p t-p^nM-Ous. lecture; mui/^j-

give to

read ; to

to

to

Jl"nu-,

to read.

cause

^ippti/;A-jf vna.
the

sup, to take

to

evening'srepast.

^P-pt^

the

^'uXi,
"{.ptrij,

"nu,i_,

lunSJtlrl,

to invite to

to

n.nnd'Is-ij

tun.

Pn.-.iP -r/?fr,
presentation;
ll"i"'-tf''-recommendation;
letter of

s.
\^}yu.,n^ah

"

(^ipt/yn'-"'*^"'-

; S.

catechism
,

moon.

offering,of

of

act

dicating
de-

fering,
ofself; presentation;
tation
Presenpresent; II lln"-"f
/A.
of the B. V. M.; u,.uu.2^"np.^
new
^^ ^"l^f
ir",,J-u/bgodfather;

"
,

"

dication;
de-

s. offer,offermg,
^i.ifu.jn^Pl"-'!-

one's

give a banquet

U3niilr[_ ni^JIrp to SUp with

f J-iaW/^iP-plrtu^at supper-time.

"

make

to

-,

that presents;
ducing,
pro^.if,,lr3n,.gii^a.
productive.

ttp'i -/r'-"W''i*"^

Last

another

bear

or

one's self beloved.

phu/h

ing's
s.
pi. supper, even/"*-""g
the
Lord's
repast ; i/.4-^"tit""'i"
I

"

possess,

meaning;
who
a.
gives a supper.
C^iP-piumnL.
s.
dining-room,
Q^iPpiapiu'i,
suppertea-garden;
eating-,chop-house.
room;
s. supper-time.
[^iP-pt/ilrpp

to

to

expose,
present;
to mto recommend,
in
sight;
place
self
one's
to pass
troduce ; t'"^"}*
off for another, to counterfeit ; "yz./"2fi
to

to

^itruijfj
,

present,gift,offer,of-

s.

"//t.7/t/
lering ;
to give, to make
a
"

moon.

to

to

to rise,
shme,
vn.
^lrg";i
{^,it",-l.J:
to
blaze
forth, to glitter, sparkle,

to

glare, to

iPtumni-autliyr.

miuij

present.
^lituMiui^irp
/"!/or ""j a.
presents or offerings
;

that

ries
car-

be

bright.

S.
f/'%A/_

i^b a. thatreceives
^.!iu,[n,-f^

to
k'gjivna.
^ib-u^uiplrpirj;
carry
make
a present.
presents,to offer,to
s. offer,
offering;
[^,lf,afiup.lrpni-(3-^Jii
offertory.
tion;
sacred ; s. dedicaPih-iufuiliu/i,
luj a.
^pp Pni-iJ3^ dimissory letter,
tials
credentestimonials;
^kuuiui'iiuj^,

husband; fuouhu,^wife ;

mech.

-.

trothed,
; s. be-

affianced

receiver.

vp. to bind
a^tji.//
Pi4u,""27-ir,
self

closely,to adhere

one's

one's

to, to entwine

self with.

to be thrown
a.
py,//lr'i-it

be

"

"

letter of
p.uiph!iiuiruj^
,

mendation,
recom-

to

[isoffered.
that
offers ; that
^,iru;jiu,ru,.,inj^
to be presentvn.
ed,
a.

^.h^uijiu'iiuMj',
u-^iy

to

away,

to

despised.
frg^va. to throw, to cast,
t^i,/ik%n.-.r,
to
repulse,to fling,to pour;
hurl,
destitute,to depose, to deprive;
-

his presence,

from

jlrplrauij to drlvo
,

*o
ji^plib'-f
;
despise,to abandon
confide
*o
S. I 'itifiitjui^ti-p
frighten; jnp q^"t" tpbs
xJliiruijiuntujp
of
s.
place
offering,the care of,to confide to ; ^uAXii p"-p
^iituii,up,u%
u/j
to

given.

"

to presentone's self,to
juja-u.2_,

altar.
"

P%it,uft-,r,
/rj[,va.
to
to

sacrifice,to

attribute

to

offer,to present,
give,to dedicate,
to

lend

to

refer

to
,

confer

to
,

to
,

propose

devote

self forward, to

one's

S. l^argujiufilrp
X^iiriutiut^np

solf;
arms,

thrust

in

down,

to

to

throw

to
"L'Lk'b",

to

throw

expose

one's

down

one's

to
surrender;- f liu.iu/bu,
throw
prison; jl^phbc t**
slay,to fell to the earth-;
-

"

tliii
to

"upmuipu,

drive

S-

^tj-pi

out, to hunt
the

empty

throw

to

.^utplfuu

thrust
to

away:

so

stones

to

or

to convoy;

4/"j"
qt,uip[,u/uto
;

pair; to

follow ; to

escort,to

stomach;

to

ciate;
asso-

assist.

aid,to

s. social harmony
[^bliirp^,"^,ni.p-[,t.%

"

various
forms
of government,
democratic.
anchor; ^i'u""r/"_u""^n"./7i^ui"/jp%
monarchic, oligarchic,
or
to attribute to God ; // #-^""y
to
associate
(^/"^tp^u^iri/;
vn.
i-^l,
if[,Jkii/i,j
to
to
to
the
blame
with,
conspire,
on
plot.
one
"ijiu'iyuAu lay
to be thrown, or
cast
s. company,
another;
\^,lil.-pni-P-[,^.
vn.
society;
n.niuit
accompanying,
tO
assistance, partnership,
away
;
to

despise;

under

cast

-,

"

-.

~"

utnmmuu

uiitintuunt

be thrown

out, driven
to be cast
"iiiuuimpifl,
,

to be

thrown

out

[!^,^tp,
,u!j

away
;
the
on

the

on

streets,

common

-,

I have
peerless,

^-

"(-

"f.ni-u,%i.;ip -/i lit-pnt-ti',

they
themselves

by

mutual

ad.
^"Iilrpuipuip

as

u^p

off,

cast

away,

doned;
; abject,vile ; exposed,,abanmeek,
projectile
; -^.u^e/"i"_air,

projection;

or

to

clItui

throw

the

nqtuptiiiilni

children
in

merchandize

i[lrpnMt^nfii/\

S. li*.
^,lihpu.,f,ph,r-^
Jfl,iri^

/A^, refuse;
u,nXlri_,
cast;
u-iAlri_
i^iruA^

to

throw,

liniSliit

subscriber;

thrown

a.
Q'i^tj/,4

flung off

bound

comrade, friendly.
B.
",".'i,t^

that

assists.

companion

^ililTp,uq.[,p
npiu^s.

neighbour, charity ; sociabihty.

that accompanies,
a.
P^,fik-pn,i

oaths.
a

order

love
of oae's
s.
(^/,iiirpi,[,p"i.p-l,i-'ij

mutually; t-p^

another

to

one

equal;

no

congregation ,

commonalty,
body;
knowledge; sociability..

way.

companion; consort;
partner ; female
fellow; agent; neighbour; partaker;
I
clerk; assistant; ^/sp [nl'
peer;
am

brotherhood

conversation:

companion, comrade,

s.

match; train,retinue; fraternity,

/#7Cu._

the

a-nii^

tO

in, the

river

sea;

,un-'i,k-i_
ipik-i^,

to expose
a child;
qjTiu'i.nL.li,
be
abandoned.
to
thrown
out,
a
cast
outs. cast, projection,
i^ilihjni-W,
Qil^lrpii,ii.pn,.[3
(lu^is. subscription;
to subscribe
to; lrii,/iMt-i_j-^ ; pliys.projection.
"ratuM'blri_j-

^tlilrpu,ii.plr,r,
t^[i va.

to ; -[iirvn. to become

to

subscribe

subscriber

to.

p-lAik, to

to

cease

subscribe,to

longer a subscriber;.y'w'^"%
terms

of

bo

-p-hu/ii,

an

obstacle,to

to

-,

down.

that betrays or
a.
^.Iihp..,^u".

his

as

to kneel
-

resist,to act
hinder; /"h^nt^ip

li,u,rvn.
^hiil,T^iriu,i_

no

S. ^ii,piii,r.
{!^.iiii.n^,r,
iiiujj

kills

neighbour.
kin S. {^ii^t,r.

a.
social,sociable.
^^Irpuiliu/i,

^"dlrpuilili^
s. companion, comrade,
colleague ; associate,partner ; fellowmember, friar.
^
^^kp,ui/gl"r,
^k^iy

vn.

^ilii^M-nl-l^a
submerging, engulph.

ing, swallowing.
immersive.
a.
Qjr"4Y_i/i".4#"A

to accompany

to sink, to deepen,
va.
Irgl,
^,li,i,Hi,r,
self,
to
to
to inundate, to
flow,
submerge;
to become
[ciety.
a partner.
to
to
to bury;
drown,
plunge,
absorb,
soassociation;
s^ilit-piuli^nL-Pb
to lull,
to
to
dim,
cloud;
i[ip'i-ru,i/f.
a.
ing
SupportPiii^tpui^ut^i
-i,iM,^mkMU)
make
to
sleepy.
social,or publicharmony.
-'4"'^"Pp
\_^r^/rput^iu^n"uf/,p
""fy
utlruia
A-jm/ vn. to founder, to
"J^iu^no S. y^ilihp^ui^int-P-liL^t ^i^YiZ/zir,
be
to
sink,
; to lose one's self;
plunged
suffocates
that
a
Cii^t-p.a'itilJnfj
to
soundly;
sleep
juA^uiplfu
his neighbour; annoying, molesting
1 .^ly
to
juthlllttji[d-tup
uiptnirn^[3-^i!h
unLJ^
one's friends.

one's

self, to

one's

associate

-,

"

"

abandon
s.
pi. companions.
[^lihpu/bl,
t^%/itpu,utp
u[iptuj that loves
a.

neighbour,

charitable

self to

melancholy,to

plunged in inconsolable grief; {"

to
BWim
in
itn^^ ijiiutftlini.lihm'bg
in
to
deUght ; ^ "bmluuAii
pleasure,
be

his

panionable,
sociable, com[hour.

hates his neigha. that.

Qii^tpuMinlrujj
to
tyf vn
Ci.^lrplrj;
accompany,
.

one's

jealousof.
immersing, submerging;
Qi^^i/^^a.
buccaneer.
corsair,pirate,

envy,

*.

to be

P.W

"

20

s. depression;
^^.linirni-llh
^^liifJhL.pfi^'ii
,

immersion, submersion.
to
to oppress,
P%/iT"1rir,
tj[i va.
to
to
to
debase,
humble,
bring down,

""-(""HP

to

down, to subdue,to humiliate;

blunt; -l"rvn. to sink, to faint,to

succumb;

block

stumbling

or

beneath

to bow

to be

^iif! "

to ;

pt"i-.""#/p,
^Ai/.

to be

weight;

by force, to storm,

to take

subdue, to conquer.
but. choke-weed,
Qfc^."/""m
s.

oro-

ClriJ,i/i,ui^
s- earthen
flower-pot.
[^^iJuin-pi-it
n.-ji s. leopard.
s. leopard skin.
l^*/^/.*/,
Pi,Jlrn.u,f^
jf,^ s, pi. gift,present,
,

hindrance,

banche.

throw
to

C12

drink-money.

whelmed
over-

to consign, to
PiJt-nJriT,A-j/fva
or disheartened
; ^^/^jfX-u/^
in the
the
hands
of
bowed
one
place
some
by
; to
ftiiq.
l
uirop
juMin,,^
to
to
to
to
to
lend,
give;
undertake,
retire,
weight of years;
nlffi,
prove; to
hinder.
to
leave
to
to
in
withdraw
to
refer,
transmit,
writing;
impede,
;
.

-/"/" vn.
to

to Stretch,to lay down,

va.
nt-jfi
to
bed.
put
stretch

self in

one's

take,to

given, consigned, recommended;

to
pardoD,
pnqnt-PpL.'r,
forgive; //n^rmiiu
muuilrqiuu to
-

to

"

to the stars.

s.
PpiJt-n.ni.pi.c.'ii
giving ; tradition,

bed,

to bed.

to go

to

be

give names
to
vn.
-i^ili.r
to lie down,

from,

receive

to

obtain; to

discourse.
treatise,

s.
^linqin-'iini-iK,
goiugtobed:

suckor, bud, shoot,

s.
Qi.i/rLY_,
ry
partisan. spring, Jbutton,gem.
s.
bed-fellow; iViikij
Qi4nY?/u////.j
t^ij^lii-iilrir,
tj/ivna. to bud, to shoot,
to
put forth,to sprout,to germinate, to
^"hy-L' ^"fut' 4"'-?/'jor ^/'y *"

back

of

chair.

[to

be

the

walnut; J^iiu'^n.n,
nutmeg;
-

cocoa-nut

iflni-liu,^blossom.

A
the finest
uip^uijuilit
nux
voquality of
;
npfr"i^ni-jitij
mica ; lihiihi.[^tim-^, nut-shell ; S.

^iAI,"jin,.!ih
s. budding, sprout.

"

{^"Jini-^,r,
hjuif vn.

blossom, to

be

unclose, to

to show
husk

green

to

born; to dawn, to appear,

of

-;

%iiri" (If/";

S.

one's

self.

[|ir^n"_,^,"
".,^mn"_y

camegiraffe,

s.

leopard.
{'hirp_pl!ii)
J",,!^i^lini_qy epidormis or
brown
cuticle of
; S. ^n.Minli^hiOr^ ;
the
kernel
of
-ipjiir
of his proto deprive one
ill^ni-li
i^i!in,-fl,
vna.
; S.
perty,
ll/^/tti; tttun. i^,linu.^l,tree ; S. I^i_
to despoil,to exhaust, to extenuate,
to the last shifts ;
to reduce
lint-qp; ipiym /^ilini-iliWOOd J q-nplrli
nut-cracker; S. j^^i"*-- to be deprived of one's property, "e.
["iiiTliii/blri_q-,
uut-browu
^u,p.irli
/.
i^,lin,-q[i
a.
if-njii
Qiw"c/n,^ni/^
; S.
;
avaricious, greedy,
tO
nut
desirous.
Yltl^nt-^iur^njU
J ^^uir^h^^
[created.
J '^/',
to go
to exist,to be
[i^ia,ilri_
t3-uii_
a-nutting;
^i^'iiuiiF,
vn.
lujtuj
nUt-llOok J S.
^ J-n,[n,lh[_-u
qiiiM-u-^i'b
\_^iiu^u S. y^iiiuL-l^in
(^i^.i/uj,o"7i_4
"" grimacing ( as
a monkey).
,

"

~u

-"

in

s. nut-cracker.
|'i4#ii_^o.f!t-,i
{"l-npti-l^
a.
(^i4f.i-^"uy^;'fc
nut-brown, hazel.
-Atri^
like a
^"Iini-iiuiiiuj[i,l.
a. made
,

nut.

[walnut

wood.
;

back,

to

pull back

; to subdue

^h^uukii""" lovingriches,avaricious,
greedy,
to

Qi^nf-^fi/f
s. walnut-tree
[!^,lini-^l,
troBs
((. full of waluut
[^"linLi(nt-in
abounding in walnuts.
{!^ilil,iihj;
h^l va. to reject;to draw

; to roll ;

"

hoard

covetous;
up,

to

save

ilh,\,j;-u\,plrj;
to
sordidly,

be

niggardly.
s.
{^,^ul,iini-P^[i
passion for riches,
avarice,avidity,greediness.
[^i^uuuiiugn,.
a.
accumulating, gathering,,

acquiringwealth.

-[""rvn.to recede, to retreat,to flinch;

P^i^."i/u,"A
a.
spendthrift,prodigal.
to be repulsed,
driven hack;
winLnj,
(^i^.uo.tu/j
a
despising worldly
wealth.
to
turning of the wheel;
jui,y!"i,nii
-

"

compassionate

the poor;

to

pardon;

to be restrained,bridled,
l.liuj"ui%uii.,

reined

in;

U'iMiitniluiii
"

"tttn.
nlirL

iXliI

\\r"f,i!,.l;in
a. rlch,fortunate,
t-limiuj
,

moiiied,opulent;

loaded

with

riches;

ais
-

to be
ip^'li-t!

rich,to

"well feathered

have

; ,a%p^l,^
-

one's neSt

timate,
domestic;proper; native; tamed; inrelation ; domestic
friend,
; -p
family; 4"yp -?,fr",jthe father of a
t-i'lipli
stances.
circumfamily; uituinkpui^r,intestine strife,

very

extravagantlyrich; nua.
J'utuui'iijwell
~

oif,in

C^8

207

thy,
weal-

easy

domestic

V^iluiuJiuiiuiiuiJ',
ut^iui
to become

to be

vn.

riched,
en-

riches

war;

dance
abun-

foe;
Truth;
-

with, or

of wealth.

5-/u"-"/".

faithful to the
-4""-"""a"
to be familiar
ipilri_
ifiinj
versed in literature.

wealthy.

^i^t-kmnu-PliJii
s.

broils; civil

7Cu/i,, p-^biuJl,,traitor,
intestine

{^littptuiia
gardly, P^nniu%nM^p-^i^,
fidence
s.
familiarity,con[,j a. avaricious,nigcommunication
frequentamiserly,sordid.
for wealth, tion; habit; intimacy; friendship;
s. avidity
{^^i^^uiqan^pji
,

insatiable
insatiable avarice;.u'""y"/#^
carnal intercourse
with
a
/^iif.
Iii,"2_,
thirst for riches.
|[cher. woman
; jlin^k^ijto domesticate,
-

"

riS- lil?''i.'""-t'"
^''i!"L
; -tmi-npi aS. QV-^t"""^'""/"[ble.
V^'i-iP^H'^'i-u.Ja. .created ; visible, sensi[Jy.^4-,^%

UV'4. -ii"-lts.
small

sf. female
(^ii.i"A"i._4/f
intimate

1^hiiilT/^ "ni-^
Y

Q'fcjn^Y.,
"^y

neighbour,

friend; house-maid, servant.

familiar
^hinuiuni-'ii
"ihiniiin.a
brought up in the house; S. Qi.fu/un"-%.

trifles,gewgaws,

matters, toys.

^fc^WLad. why

to tame.

lock,
heifer,bul-

immovable,

hiiih-iiuil"ii

firm

in

place.
chosen, worthy; fine,
a,
[approach.
(^iii'l"it
to
to have affinity,
good; civil,of good family,elegant,
[!^imu/i"iiligl"rvn.
excellent, exquisite, nice, genteel,
s.
familiarity,
^i,"m'in,.li^nu.p-'[,
participation.
pretty,noble,polished,precious,pure,
calf of

or

s.

"/""-

old.

year

^imu,%iuj;^'ti-- ""j'y

to seed,

vn.

to come

one

singular, sovereign, superb;

the

"

best, the most excellent,the choice,

^the select, the flower, the cream;

to seed.

S. X^iulujUlrtltuiri
Y^imlMtiniflttuir

w"

"

"

ls-n.lilin

nttinn,nL.u7t

precious
pride ; i^

\_liinruhh-"
D.
l^uiiM/btunnt-qiulthir
familiar,one
a.
s.
i^'uiu/htiuli
hlituj

ornaments

lejn

inn

i-

[3-/11^1

to

beget

he
T""2'z/'^inninitjlihnij

"

"

^uf
served

the choice
troops, the
family, acquaintance, beat down
of
France
intimate friend, [tically,
confidently. flower
; "t.n,^inupir[_iivest
to ro-unite the bradomesad. familiarly,
%iii^ininiatiu
{'^%u,u/i,t-p,tip
^^u
soldiers
the
warriors,
familiar;
picked
l\%i"u,'i,lrii.n/%a.
;
proper.
very
who

is

of

the

familiar ;
a.
{!^iu,iiiiih/iu,%
^Inu'ifp
domestic
life.
murdcror
of
o.
si^"niu%klinmnii

fat animals

; jnjtf
ui'iiiunniii^
very
best, first quality; S. [^"/"Y"t^u.^"./
;
classic author; /^nj.
iruiinh^iimj-lip
choice of,
"c.
one's family,
[bitation. 4./At^,to select, to make
parricide,
the
elect
to
to
choice,
s. familiarity
; coha; J- lunXt-ij give
P^,i,iu/hti/jj"Lpii
to permit the selection ;
to familiarize
mufbhij to
vu.
PliMi.i.a'i.lriiii^ir,
lrjja;i
choice of,to appreone's self,to grow
ciate;
tame, familiar with, choose, to make
has the
to frequent,to comto keep company,
municate
i^""i";i"'kpi he who
accustom
choice, arbiter ; ifunuuip-nnuign/g ffi,^
; to get inured, to
the
ho left them
to be accustomed
one's self; mimo/u/mf
inhiupu jlfiihi^,
iniinf
life ;
to a hermit's
4raV/"A/' choice.
-

"

-""

-,

to observo
"iaii-uimnji
,

the

precepts of

S. ^i^nirl^i.
^ninitlfli
or
itself;
Ciiuini.mnad. by one's self,

the Faith.
a.
loving
Plimu,%lruk[,

one's

family.

of one's
head

tO
^,miu'iilr^ni.jiu%lrir,
nt-jfi
VU.

der

familiar,to tame,

humanize; to accustom
lllru/n
\^lftlu/hhllt-ni
,

to

rCU-

to
civilize,

s.

familiar,

of the

self,naturally;
house, from

; of the

of one's

own

one's home

of
familypossessions,

one's

own

wealth.
toral
elecelective,
eligible,
Piiiiiii,ii^ni%a.
exquisite.
; better,singular,

Crt-^

CUS

S08

Qwu.pr. accordingto,in relation to,

for, conformably with, agreeably
to; proportionably,at the rate of;
for,as for;on ;
after;near, relatively;

s.
ness,
elegauce,good^,n[,u.liu,'hn,.p'f

excellence; examination.

as

s. choicest, flower;
^lu.pui'ii
select, choice, picked;arf. by choice,
-"""-

by selection;"/l"i4n"-ij
y^
of the youth; liui^uin^
er
or
precious gifts.
-u

a.

of;out;

flow-

the

rich

tru.p-

of

act

pui

better, excellent,
^i..,phiu,f.niii
preferable.
very good,

heart;

wife

after

fiu"/l"ui/f
hiik;ui_'i,"_
"M/u-m^t-pli
Jhpnur

fortunately;

"hiruliin^-Phiuii in
our
likeness ;
^^t-ii^un/

image

and

of

north

with another.

hast

own

"-1.

a.

if thou

Jlimu

thine

^MnphuJi_a.select,elect;virtuous,

a.

after God's

man

^n

elected
^"u,pkiuMlili^

cording
ac-

ability
;""y^-""p""Fft"
^^,un-Jtnj,
own
heart; 4/.\^jt

of one's

silver.

honest,upright.

jiiint-jii
fiiup^Wiuq

in my
opinion;-/.t-^n".fr
to the best
according to capacity,
liu.pl,,

picking;garbling; ""/"_

-"tiu,^,
pure

"

to me,

^""nfiiJiig,
".
p/. choice, election,
prime;

^u

"

Erzeroum

\\u,p'by
,

"u'liil^,
upon

back ; wearing upon ,

the
elect and graceful. one's
a.
^uiphfUB^inpC,
the
most
shoulders,a.
body; a'".%.i..^m^4/ri
select,
{^iiuiplrj,eligible
;
-

best;

.ft^ ^

choose

must

of these

one

to

va.
A-j/i
Qiu.^.t.r,

elect,to

choose;
pick,to sort, to cull ; to discern;to
to difference,
to
judge ; to distinguish,
know; to decide ; to love, to embrace,
to prefer; nuipJ-uM, to discern what

JinL^

to

to choose
ifJ-iuinJuuilih,

select

the

be

"yp

ono

fuup[i
^ ^u^
,

oplthttil^h
unpuM

"

his

governed by

mnXlf,

about

t-a/i

pimi-P

after

example;
of town;

out

lriu,'iih-i_^a,iiu,_pi,,to go

the

opportunity;"*.

'l'''t**fl3 QUMllStt

shall

wander

to

essentiallygood

naturally or

just;

is

streets; 4^n"uj""^./"4"
f*"^.

to pass through, or
the public places ;

alternatives.

to

time,

the

about

j.yuju.'iti^you

the other;

"///"

annually,every year ; op
opk"
daily,every day ; ~'builuuMi,opb
ju/hju,^

angular ; c*Iijit%uufiililiiiiu
i^iinphuiij

luJkr

he has chosen; jAuipb-^ truij for the sin of the first father
mphuii_liu,iMui-,
I would
in proportion to
laitpnc hliuMjinf,^,
prefer to die.
jfj "ihn-tu'iihi,

;
his
-

choosing,electing;*.
t^,i"pli^a.

income

tor.
elec-

the
S
C*""/'/'i.;
{^lutpn,/^
discreet,
prudent,
.

to

ving
discern,ha-

"

criterion,free

for

choice.

"

mttt^iu

fc-t-

ut^piuip'^a
uj*^

"

to

according

places, and

or

Jiplruipu
;
ufuim^u_
proportioned, symmetrical

inernliu incrtipu

(uMup^u

judgment, rational;of one's free

will; wise, discreet; *. judgment,
will

to judge from
f.u""""Y.,

."^

appearance
;

able
Piiinpniiiu^u/it

Tikuiu well

judicious,wise.
a.

different

the

uit^uMah"n^uiMtp

^/"^

"

every

family

various

provinces ;
,

lamb

and

house
every
havo
to
%i/ui'hnt-Pli,^

choice, election; ^piuJ-taph^

s.
Qi."^o.^""-/3/f"-tr
no
equal, unique; uA^ uAmIf^ u,u^,r,u%u
discernment, discretion,judgment,
confines ;understanding;-ptrujJii ad. discreetly.^n, to pass through your
s
frage,
ufbo
t
o
s. choice, election,
p.u!bu uih^u!bki_,
(^i,"{,n.-P[,i-%
iuexpressiblc
;
to be beyond underberative, "{^"i"mJii,jiui,Is-u
delistanding,
choosing, wish; arbitration,
to be past finding
distinction,
ceivable,
decision, discernment,
out, incondiscretion
incomprehensible;u,'bju,%iri_
; option;scrutiny,
"

cy,
-pt.iJi, a vessel of merijuif, to go beyond;
u,I[lip,l.-i_
; .//%""/?
chosen
berty,jnu-jy^ki to be far from
the sightof,
instrument; p"^iuliu"r,li-

taste

alienated;
p.^huli, of one's self;
naturally, essentially;
u.Jk%u,Ji,\,
choice.
totally,in all, entirely; "y'hj;as is
in
s.pl.rebuff,refuse,trash, said ; as they say ;
[^lu.piiUi^
[.plip fij/ji^
cheat.
some
part, in a certain sense, in some
offal,scum,
way, or manner
; in part ;
npnt-W, as ;
free

will ;

guish
u^niik-uto distin-

-IS-lrtuUp.ad

by election,or

S. 8o'/.p.
*ii"-p"^f

since; therefore;- npnt^iT..., %Jl,'b,

or
"iinfUuiku or ui;"/iy4" as
as ;
so...,
as;
o^ti, like, after the
-

hot. fennel.
^n.uiqpiu'i'
s.

"

"

"

S. |p?#^#it.V{p
\_jLiit^ni^l^
.

fashion

of ;

after
'fc"/i"%t
,

him

p-mj-

10

{i'.n,l-uiqj"lt^lri/;
/rg[lVCI. tO
to adorn

with

ed
crown-

reigri.

; to

['"

crown

to be

tijl vn.
[i'.uif.uiijnph.r,

d'OWl],

VCi
Yi^UMn-uat-nlfh-iint-aUilttrir
'11-^1'
t

make

^',ij"i.,un,upirnL.i,[,
af. princess(ofthe
royal family).
the
\i^'uM,i.u,J-.Mj,i.,"%,f.
a. inheriting
,'uig
crown

heir to the

s.

-.

crown;

to preach
^^u,i,n.n.-P-'f

P'-"^u^^/y
a.

that

shares

crown;

that

reignsjointly.
that gives
P'."y.,^",ni_
a.

The

crown,

{i',uii.,a,_,jp
,"j s. king;*bridegroom;
,

"uy

the

truth

crowns.

king;

the

"

"

tO

reign'ng;s. reigning
[i)'u.Y".^n/r".^a.
headcrowned
a
prince,
S.
U-Pp'^/"l"l-['
f/i'uifiiii-npnpil-[i
s.
reign,empire ;
{i'u,ii.,"i.npnt-(3-t"tjr,
kingdom ; "^""'j"^"'.
royalty, crown;
ot
-ph.uX,
interregnum;
-^,
piuin"i

H^^un) queen.

that

-nt-gf-ihq_

given you

have

publicly.
that has

reigning,that holds

crown,

crown

p".q.u"lnpI

throne.

|9'"#^""4uY_,
,"_y a. crowned,
a

to

king

of

-s

the
2,'?/"^

refuses

that

p-iu^^i^tja.

of

"

of Kings.
[crown.
Book
king, to
p-.u/^t,/-,
frj/,vn. to make
s. coronation.
^uj,f.pi,liu,ini-Plidi
a

crown

Armenia!; 4fr.y^4-'long live the -!

luniitfjto dethrone.
Gjd
SlC.
the -!
".C. D. {0*ui^iiif"itjp
save
the
\d*utif^iuif^tan
^lr%q.,^%h^j
of beasts, (lion)
of
lurkings.
^(^,I/ifI7I-u.6hiding-place,
birds,
p^.^^ng
;
(eagle);
place.
itu"iliu/i,gqueen
( Arm
king) of flowers,(rose);
p-u.^^.-*;//
*/".Queen ; fig, church:
l,J^S. 11/..
"""'
-""/
certain
of
the
"^""jl'k ; -f
\S-"Pl^'l''f Sathinice;inu/p
hymns
moon;
-

-,

"

Armenian

Church

^-u^ jn..,lhpl^
[,

to be
'ltp";j"iijl,,u,pC,l,
n,_p"i_^
of some
to
country ; mnfiihi^.
to cause
to reign.
,

made

s.

iOli
k- ti/Tt^
S
\0*iUif.jnt-nftMurl-[ip

of

.^t.

save

long

queen.
t

"C.
P'lu^nt-uin

S.

P^/ujt./",
tj/.vn.

to

P"iu/? //Js. hand

; palm

"

[O'uirf.^itf'
P'lwa-nt-iifff
Y^MUi^nt-quMliUil'f

The

of

-^Mt.^/ ^[i
or
ing
house, descendfrom^kings; s. prince (royal).
a.
P'i"j,""-/"^."4uA
royal, regal; s.
royalist;
2r"A,u"/",^4 the king's
highway, main road, jthe highway;
^

royal

dignityof

Kings.

-^,,

-"""
; k^'aa'^
the
i

"C.

Book

! God

ad. liingly,
iO'u,,i.,u^n[,u,pu,[,
royally.

in

mother

live the

make

~i,"-n/iithe

i^ijjjfa.

run.

of the hand;

-nu-lj), foot; the sole of the

paw, claw, talon
lilr'ini.iJiihu.j

foot;
;

t-p.

blood

miah^nt^iu^u^i^
IiumP^i gauntlet;(^tf-nph-ft
iron
;
fang, claw, grappling
i^nj
scale; S. 'b"^"'/"
^.i,Pu,l"a. covered, overspread;
soaked,
wet, moistened, immersed,
o"{ /i"/S. Il/if"//'^
'""i
imbued; dirty,muddy.
P'.""f"/i_n^i"4"'^"""-/^/"ti
s.
^u,Pmi,u,ui a. mutilated,maimed,
royalism.
race,

"

cut

like
P*,"/^i""_/r^.//;{t^o/
king-like,
asking,regal,royal.
a

D.
#/i.
Y^tutf.,ut-npiitli^tj
\0*ujq.ttt/"^,q
;
to reign together ; to
reign contemporarily.
"

"./.,/",
vn.
-ligliiT

a.
P'""'/-iut./7^#"%////".
capital,where

the

king

resides.

s. court, courtiers.
P'lnj.iiiM.niiui'i.p

to. ~UMU.uin
V^MUn-iui^niiiiiiifl^u

P'u//3,u._a.S. P""u/3i"/")
*" *rain.

"

with
^u,n.u,i_nfi,uuuMu,"
a
.

royal

threats.

crowned;
V^uin-uit-nplruiiji.
royal or

off.

ven-hoofed
a.
cloven-footed,clo^'u,pu,",lrpi
fissiped.
^u,pu,,iirj;t,/. va. to fill to the
"."-"- jT.
brim, to load ; S. P'-///3
full to the brim
a
[i'uiPu.ipiJii
,
loaded, overflowing.
lanii
P"i"/3."/.i.,
P'/"/3fi/i.,
Pn.1,/ ft'.tiP
s. whirlwind, water-spout.

"

capitalcity,seat of

^uniuip,

ment.
govern-

plunge, to immerse, to soak,

to steep, to drench, to imbue
; -/"/"
to plunge, to div6, to bathe
one's
vn.
self,to be imbrued;
^ ^l,p,n%,
j"---l'^.ppmin'ii to be reeking with

"htiTva.

to

sweat

;
f^iq.",yzt"." or juiqmkifnt-_
a. troublesome, impor^uifiiu^iiri^
tunate,
ill the
(3-1,^1,.to wallow
mire
to
annoying, tedious, tiresome,
to drag in the mud;
grovel in filth,
disgusting.
-

"npkuiJp.

jinphu/u,

or

covered

or

welter

with

be

to

imbrued

blood, to wade, to
vered
splashed,co-

with

mud

.r^^iiung^,"^,,".._

npn-u/iij to be covered

p-p

*/"

full of vermin

importune, to entreat with

to
; to molest, to annoy,

with

not from
filth, to torment, to cease
{.p^fiiu Ji","ir^
or
causing annoyance.

to be

to

ly,
solicit earnest-

to

va.
/""-y/"
ju/iilrir,

mi/Jh^^, to get

nestness
ear-

vex,

ing,
entreat-

to

apply one's self with the greatest

a
P'u./u.xA.ifrj/.i-jf^
importunate,
attention,to study with diligence. urgent, troublesome, tedious.
^'"uPuii-ni-l/it
s. soaking, drenching,
fi'u.^"ji,Jt[iir,
kyuj vn. to wish for,to
"

dipping.
,

running

full,very full; sadden, to

a.

full to

over,

endowed;

the

brim

need

afilict.

of,

to

want;

to

[P'.u^"iV/"f.u?/

nished;
; fur-

adorned.

{d'uip-h-j;
kj[,

tripup;

have

desire;to

P'."/3-u,".nt.i
-ot.^

to

va.

supplant,

to

ous,
". affliction;
P^.u/u/fAgrief;a. griev-

to

to dupe,te deceive.
insnare,
afHioting,disconsolate,forlorn;
^"np-m-u Pinj s. paw, foot.
.black bile,deep sadness;
^J-'b^u.li^
-^
^u,puiu/jiu,^ s. glove ; S. 2t"-4:(" -^/y;.i""3,compunction,regret,remors
,

tO COUSolC
tO
upml
ffhlllT'l,n^l_
,
qcheer
uMp!iustilTf^MiMn.uM2l'
up ;
m-pni-^
,

"

to faint,
^"ipfuij;
^^lufui'ituiir,
aijjiai vfi.
loose feeling,
to become
insensible;

"

supplicate,to beseech, to implore.

to
ad. sorrowful,
a.
mournful
^utluiraitf-l^i
to laugh till one faints,
[" 6-.",/n"_4mournfully.
; sorrowfully,
to split one's
sides with laughing, to
of a mournful
a.
tenance,
coun|ch"^/6-.""^t'/"
choke, to burst.
melancholy, sorrowful, sad.
or
P'"Y""i/
ewe
s
an
ft'uiiuiuJlrii^
fi'uifuifuiil,
;
-iPj a. full of sadness,
wether.
of bitter grief,
bitter;
very sad,painful,
to
to sadden, to
\/i'i,i[P-ii,[_
acre
sto
vn.
luuMquiJ"
afflict,
;
"Ji"i,/ri_
riap
struggle to writhe in the agonies of cast down.
death, to be in convulsions, in agony.
(S'lu^i-iu^iott
a.
sorrowful,grievous,
s. fine thread.
ft'iuifuutf
melancholy.
to

to abhor,
ft'inf^uiMrvn.
vn.
P'/u^.uiu.ir,
uitjiy

to detest.
to fall into

"'"
fi'a"/ulyt-u,i_
sorrowful, afflicted,
melancholy, gloomy.
S. P'u./ui-u/^"'*
^uiluithil

to faint,to swoon,
to fall
faintingfit,
in a swoon
; to feel giddy, dizzy,to

have

"

in the head.

swimming

s. swoon,
p'u/f^uynt.a?.

VU.
ni-ijfi
^uiftiitlrgnM-^iJlihj;

to
fainting,
lipo- .den, to afflict,

thymy.

p""/./*-/.!/",
itir^iyvn.

that causes
[i'uiiliu.jni-jjlii^a.

make

to
fainting. afflicted,

ming
swim^uifn^lis. faintingfit,swoon,
in the head, giddiness; nausea,
disorder
or
rising in the stomach;
to turn the stomach,
qupuiJiiJii
"i-uMi_,

tO Sad-

desolate.
to

grieve,to be

mourn.

ness,
s. sorrow,
ii'u,fi,l"-ni,ppi-%
grief,sadmelancholy;mourning.
affliction,
s. mallet;large
ft^iu/f
lia/ii
[, P'ui//i,
,

hammer; paver's beetle, rammer;-?.

disgust,to loathe,to be sick or
k""'liipip"
ready to vomit.
Iin^lfii^i^
ly-tt";!ikc^
stance,
me
^uMlutulii ly s
importunity inyour scourge.
you will make
s. dalmatica.
solicitation,
entreaty;grief,sor- ^uM^ui[iuli
trouble ; -^
P"""4"'4"^"" beating with a sledgehammer
row,
dowry, marriagethe hammer.
to solicit
portion,dower;
u,f,liiu'i,lTi_,
; hardening with
to importune,to entreat.
*" mallet
mall,
p-u.^u.f^Y.
P'/u^ui^,
earnestly,
to

S. ^uijuiJiii
fi'ui/uui%Aai1bp
; -t/o^ad.
in a suppliantmanner,
nestly,
ear-

sledge-hammer, beetle.
small
s.
P'ui/iuiiiui^

humbly,

urgently.

;
-

iuii.ni.

beetle:

trave
archi-

(ofa pillar)
;
-'/""i^. capital
the
top (in
riggingof a ship).

or

29

P-llG

12
or
P'u.t/.apif.
-pP^

gin,net

snare,

ftgor

in felt.

worked
a.
|3""#Yi-a"/

trap,

uiuipiliiu^

np"uii^

-o^

*.

"i/j

{d'.aqi-ir,
tj[M va. to inter,to bury,
to
inhume; to bury in the
entomb,
snare,
; ^""ipi_
to fall into a
; to
[" -[,, [, -[, i,u,pli,u'i,\,u
ground, to pay the last honours
be
to
to
be
buried;
4^*?-"'*snare,
entrapped ;
"^"-/"pfr. hide; -/""/"i'n.
pir/^to beat the water, or the air,to
i-"yfcto bury alive ; ["yun-u CJ-ui^uii_,
in grief.
toil in vain, to have
sunk
for
one's labour
one's
tragedian.
pains ; npufku
^ni/ffi,'
,a'itjn,-_ fi'.u'ilrpi.li^s.
s. tragedy.
regard
ft'uMiJrpii.ni-p-lii^t
gMu'Lt-i^^^puim to be heedless,to dis^laiikfpli-s. felt-makerwarning or admonition, " in at
bread.
one
S. [!/""_
^u"iP-, /"j s. bot. cyclamen, sowear, out at the other ;
lilri_,
ifiuiiiirij
uipliuMiiriJtto draw

iiito

to

to

catch

entrap, to

-iu"-

"t"iiP"

p-i^Y^s.

P'lu^iM.pii.ui^l.l,
s. he who
layssnares
or

spreads

fi'ui^uipq.uiuiiuu,
-huMi_a. trapped;

^u-nipufiiuij;
luyy

; S.

ensnared

to become

^i'luliujpq.ui.i.l.p
.

*"
p-u/Yii

that entraps,
^luliuip^uMuiiuuilip
a.
to
yi'uMliuipq.uiiliiiiliirir,
va.
tr^li
or

take

in

nets

or

P"""'t.
Tl""a";

vTi

to

hardoH,

hardened.
talc.

a. rumpled,disordered,
P"/"y4.ui/."/.o
discomposed.
tighter,
P","^ij/.j/*,
tjmj vn. to grow

lope
enve-

to

snares,

; S.

S- ^u",i^[-ir.
ii'utqjiu/iiiM.ir

; deceitful.

ensnares

felt cloak

artichoke.

bot. wild

nets.

trap,
en-

to

entangle, to catch.
|9"u/f
thick, to condense, to be condensed.
to entrap, to
""^^"-"/-,tj/, va.
tion.
to
s.
P'ut,ili,ji-3ii
thickness, condensaensnare,
decoy; to take in a net,
to catch, to lace; to entangle,to allure,
woman's
to dupe ;
s.
^u",i4u-i_
to spread a
P'u/y4""//"i
^i^lr%,yu
u,j,
earthen
of an
net, to lay snares.
pot).
cap (in form
funeral, funereal;
to
ii'uiilr.r,
a.
to
fi'iunJiutiiMM^uii
t-jp va.
hammer;
beat; to ram.
^u/Lij-iu,funeral, burial, funeral
-

]P*UJlilt
S.
ill l"nL.it_

^Miiliiitliwii^
^""hyk' k"'-h"'3
s.
pitcher,watervessel, jug, jar, water-pot, vessel,
pot; cup, mug,
the
goblet, bowl:
saveall

of

terment;
p-u/Yntias. sepulture, burial, into
funeral;^ /";"/
p-uiqpij be

p-u-iT*. enemy,

to be

Ijuried

together.

[o'uiilii/iip-%^ "3
,

"

"

ba

"

s.
saddle; pack-saddle:
leg ; ilunfuliiu'huiii^
4"'t.
iHuililw side-saddle,
pillion;
ui^muAu..
nuu-'i,ni-i_ltto mount, to vault
lik-ij
into the saddle;
["
'^"upliu,'i,lri_,
"iini^u ifiik-ij
to
to saddle; p.u"iJiiuii_,j-^,
throw off the saddle, to dismount.
saddle-maker,
s.
P'uii^u.^17^6u"j

the

-,

"'3

*"

brane,
mem-

cuticle,
pellicle,
tegument; omentum, caul,reticulum ; diaphragm.
furnished
a.
Wui.pu'iip-uiif.hii^
-^upif.
with a membrane, membranous.

^'uiiiu/iip-wp-hi.
ing
hava. bat-winged,
membranous

foe.

P'".JJ.,
u,j

calf of

~,

-"#

saddler.

wings.

^ui,iu/ii[^"jyi,
membranous,
a.
S^ui^uM'tip-uitniuinkuii^
a.
enveloped

^uMirpuimhu-li-uifjy ". rag, tatter,

clothes ; a. old, ragged, shabby,
to produce or
^ui.fiJi.p-liirvn.
form
threadbare, all in rags; S. S'/"w^"'4saddle , to
to
pellicle.
^'uiirpk-tT,
[castrated,gelt.
tr^j,va

with. Or
a

same

quarter, ward, district; buried like an ass.

a.
thick, close, compact,
^uiiint,"!,
or
-^, felt;
stable.
chem.
to
felt.
dense;
uluiMnfi-i_.

*^'u"i,up^u.,^
a. unveiled
(female).
felt head-piece.
|3*.oy"a{"
ujj s.
vn.

the

*"

part; neighbourhood;
-hiuL.

processionor train.
p-mf^n//^a. living in
neighbourhood.
rites,

candlestick.

P"""Z.'
fa

"

in

old

membrane.

\/"'uiqiuuinut.np
^'uiquiiruuii-np
"//j a.
(*'"?"'/'
""3 s. earthen-potor vessel,
basin; flower-pot.
,

"

harness.

[kindred.
P'uy^^S.
P'"#ijp.
the
s. pi.the
relations,
\i'utjp,"pnuip

t"-l).^

15

P""i"%,^j s. soup, porridge,broth;

skimmed
milk;
nuufltL-aif pottage

P'mi^
precious;

of

rather

lentiles,lentile soup;

(3'""'"i"#^
^j
,

soups.
[ii'u/b.nir.
va.
p-iajil,

dip,to drench,
bedew,

iurk

4^, it is

dear ;

Pv"%fu"^^.%

-.

P',u*/4
u,"%lri_ to
;
to
"liu-!C,un-iTi_,
,^1,^ muiu
sell
dear
;
i^ty miuUnt-i,
t^ma umui^
to buy at a high price.
"iiiuu
make

abstainingfrom

to

pottage.
IP^kU^k-

sheet-iron

P'iii%ui^uiui[ij a.

to

of

dish

dear, high priced;

dear; ^^/f "?/
corpulent.
Ju.p!fLnil,

a.

-If.

dear;

S.

"

to

wet,

to

bathe,

S. P'uA^uf^.
^uihliuip

soak; to moisten,
;- t"A;J"'t/*/"-/"

to

to water
to batho

^. ^ntitu%^h-iui"
}fl*iiM%l"ni-qli

"',u'iilinL.pi"^,s.
dearness, high price,
famine
scarcity; m^.nniJfc^^
bathe the feet with one's tears;to complain of
ai%hi_q-p-k-'bk["["""I
Yf"""-/"
to cut the throat, the high price of things.
//uiuipui%njni-pnt^_
to massacre;.
^u/hJip, Ani., A"iiip a. thick, big,
to
juipliJbu p.ui,fj;ug,
butcher, to slaughter, to shed much
great ; fat ; dense ; deep ; coarse
,
blood, to swim in blood;
^ tl^-t' to
gross; rude, clumsy, rough ; gr. deep,
soak, to steep in wine; ifbui^piu.iuu'iigflat,low (sound) ; mus.
barytone ; s.
zool. bustard
in
ad.
Pu/liuMinj
[""/^^""/irnilnt^,thOJ paSSCd
great
quantity ,
;
the sea dry-shod.
thickly; Jpnip dull-witted,
stupid;
^tu'i.uij'u/ii
inq-limni-P-l.Ji,
pijs. soup-t'ureen.
Wiup^
gross iguorance ;
black
s. ink; ulrusi"//'*"
weighty, heavy; corpulent; ""*"_
[,
[3'u"%ii"^
ink; /{u,pjpit red-ink; S. M-offi""^ "num.,
wood; thick or
iTopni^p, dense
beard
bushy
l^iuufnjui blue-ink; ""*y"'^/"'^.
^-li, deep sleep.
i^h-/^'j
;
Indian
piruAi, printing-ink; "^k-'iiu,^,
a. of a gruffvoice ;
^iu'iiipu,p.,uppuj,u
China
i
destructible
nor
stammering.
ink; ufiikij^ indelible,
polished,
a.
rude, unink; ^minutilip
^u/i,Apiup.u,pnj
ituiiriiu,_
coarse,
uipuiiuunt-a^,

tears;

utnttiuium^ou

one's

pillowwith

atttnu

"

nt-nni-o

to

dearth

Mill.

"

-,

"I

-,

the
ink

'

clumsy, awkward.
S" ^[uJtupnl-P-ptJt*
\**u/bipta^ni.[3-ftL^i

sympathetic,invisible, secret

marking%^u'7,uiii.[in"-P-lru,'ii
p^a--^ ink^spot,inka.
thick, very
fi'u.%lpui,i.njii
very
arf.
to ink; dplCnmllfj dense; heavy, weighty, coarser;
stain;utftuitnhri^iutto be inked
all over;
[lubber.
more
intelligibly.
ai,i,.,lT,ipi_-uit.,
^'"u%ipu,if.ufiiti.uMqa.
heavy and slow,
uiyiaii, il'2_--bink-pot,ink-bottle;"u_
fat.
ifii/ii -[, ink-horn,inkstand
a. very
uiipifup; S. Il."f^""_ ^iJiiipu,p
O.
yPiultipiuiniupiMIip
[girth.
Y"*UMbApiu[3-UMi^
"iLip
tow
^',u'ii^i,iu[3-hi_s.
(hemp or flax) ;
p*"*/^ a. S. P'a/ii/i"c. ; *. saddle;

ink ;

utputm

"

P'mifuiliuMji
,

; retailer ;

merchant

keeper
shop-

inn-keeper-

a.
mercantile, comfi'u/r,^u,iiuiiuMi,
esteemed,
precious,dear.
;
ry
treasus.
treasure,
P'uAf.uiiiui'ii
uM^

merciale

S.

[woody.
"P/.L,^.
a.
thicklybranched,
^"u'bipuiP;,.-,{,
of thick cords
or
a.
^u/iiipuii^Mp

ropes.

of
a.
{"^u/iiipuiihnnL,

an

hard

guage;
lan-

speaks thick,indistinctly;
;
; cabinet,
;
of
Museum
the
a
British
speech.
strange
^pliimu'iihtu'b
;
thick;dense;
Museum
of
-l"ni.n^ia.
the
^uiiiipuMl"fiin,
^"liT^uuM%n.ph,u'i,
full
of
branches
Alexandria.
leafy , wooded
;
,
heaped
together.
to
to
heaped
shun,
up,
tg^ vn
p-uA^/it-^A-i/",
^'afiiipu^lunp
iFop. very deep mud;
elude, to set one's self free,to steal,
marsh.
[dense.
to
to get away, to escape,
or
flyfrom, pond,
thick,
to
a.
be
very
^.M,'i,ipuii,n^very
to avoid; to
shuffle,
ashamed,
thick
with
a.
earth,
^u/iiipui^tnii^
to use
chicanery; -^in^_ ^louk-ijto
collection

museum

who

speak with respect

or

fertile.

reverence.

P'"A/3-s. fine blade, thin plate; fine

membrane
pellicule
uiuiuilit-y
;
,
-

window-glass.
*" elder-tree.
P"uA/*/""'-*V'
little
a
s.
broth,pottage.
^in%l,^

ed;
condensa. thickened,
^'ufijApuiJ'uiif
heavy, hard; viscous, curdled,
clotted,congealed; bushy.
thickness ;
5
^'lu'bApuiiTu.itni-P-litX
tenacity.
viscidity,
.

P'lIS

bushy , thick ,
P'u.'i,^,
[, p-uA^
^,jjs. diarrhoea,
rhoids;
woodland.
looseness;
dysentery; piles,hemorsylvan,
fistula,
colic;
[morrhoids.
a.
^u/iiipujinupJlfb
heavy; plump,
affected with
the hea.
fat,corpulent,obese, fleshy,
bulky.
^u/i,iii,iiun_
muscular
to
to
^u/h^piuJliu
va.
a
[ii'.u'ii^j' mutter,
grumble
fleshy,
,
on
plump, fat,greasy.
awakening.
P'uj^i^u/ij^in
a. thick-sculled,
stupid,
P'u/'iy
pr. without,except; S. \],a.u,%j
dull block-headed,dull-witted,
handkerchief
awkward.
^lu^lfbuili
s
j
/uj
towel
^pinuiit,pocket
niitf-uig
;
;

P'uA^pujJiypl,a

"woody, wooded,

"

mtupu/iin^fi neckcloth

a. thick-skinned.
P'MMAJiiuiirnpi^

heaviness

of mind, slowness

apprehension.

SllK
ilh-inuJoiihuJJ

"

|3*u.^t.r,
tj/"

of

note

Armenian

an

nms.

,
"

^"u^n s.

neckerchief

ness,
^ui%Jtpuiirun^3-l,Ji,
s. obesity,stoutcorpulency.
dulft'u/bJpiuir.nnL.p-l.iJi,
s. stupidity,
ness,

vn

("-^j

mumble

to

to

mutter.

[well-bearded.

thick-bearded
a
^ufii^pMuiropni-u
,
thick bottomed;
a.
^ui'bAitujj,u,"u,li
.

having

^u/iiipufbuij;
iMi^iy
to grow
to
to

i4"a/"-,
[, ". roosting place,perch;

solid foundation.
vn.

bar
to

stake

siipportingvines

for

*,

thicken, swing; see-saw.

P"u./i-""//'a.
faded, tarnished.

thick; to grow hard; to curdle,

coagulate,to clot;to augment,

increase,to

VU.
nt-tjl'
(9'u/n.mJtjn"_j"AA-"r,

tO

CaUSB

[" ir,u[,^ to fade, to wither, to tarnish.

to fade
to
ULfi to become incarnate;p-ufuipuM^uiL.
fi'ujn.iuJpj',
Jkguij vn
,
thls poople's heart
uftpui
J-nifn^i^yu.'i.u
wither, to decay ; to be tarnished.
is waxed
-niMl
S
li'ian.uii/h^P-pL.'h
fading,
gross ; p-uAA[,u/iiuijp
lu^tu^
,th.e uproar
ifuilfii,
hp^l,,.,^,
increased; withered state, dfecay.
the fear redoubled
ha
(3"u
y^oMfi^utUiuMfio yf*uia-utff
a.
s.
; p-ufiiipu,giruii_
thickened,thick ; concrete ; /t-uini
plaint.
comcolic,bowel
I'js. sigh, groan:
accumulate

/#""

very

fertile hill; 2r'-p

impure

water.

a.
pulent,
^ii/ri^puiuinituM
big-bellied,cor-

vn.
^uiiLu/ii^ir,
^lan-iu^iT,t-jj[i

[leafy. sigh,to

thick.

a.
l^u/iiJipiMiuuinuipP^
denselyleaved,

groan

to have

lament,

to

to

to

weep

colic.

severe

P'"A"{^,"/"f^m
a. thick-witted,
rustic,
stupid,half-witted,hard, obstinate.
o.
p'u/iiApitiuililit-n.,
"inuifiiult
sprcad
thicklyover a great space, scattered,
ed.
spread everywhere; very thick,crowd-

bellingof the stag.

[is. sturgeon.
|9'u/ii.."/^
ft-ain-liir,
k-^iyvn. to perch, to roost,

pnL.uij

to go

to roost.

p-uiu //s. cup, mug.

,

^ufbipuimuipuiijt
a. that
falls thick

pours,

p'liiuwli
s. white

that

like hail, heavy, abundant,

skull-cap.

(d'uiiiuii/',
aijj^, fi'uiut-J',tjf

closed, compact;
"iilrm^,countless
of
arrows
;
MuiFu^p%lr,al,j a shower

wheeze,

arrows.

/3u.i.i-^
n^.."5

to

to breath

pant,

to be

to

be

to

breath,
gaspingly;

breath

short,to

vn.

of

out

asthmatic,to

have

in breathing.
difiioulty
fi'uMunt-uij s. farthing.
^luanJii a. panting for breath, asthmatic,
short-breathed,wheezy ; or
\i.P^nu.%l,
^[Af,, Taxes wine; strong,
,

to

thicken, to condense ; to
coagulate,to congeal.
ny
^,u'i,ipu"l,ni-2_a.
thorny, having matj/. va.

hard

thorns.

[board.

generous

s.
^iJiiipiu^uipm
paste-board;card-

wine.

^,uu,lrpiiil"iiu,i^
ifni-j s
,

dramatic

{i'ia'LJlpni-P^[it,%
s. thickness; solidity, representation,
play,piece ; 'iiip^iu'iipi
density,bigness; concretion,coagulation,
ness,
fatcondensation;consistence;
plumpness; plenty,abundance;

rusticity, awkwardness;
stupidity,
dnllneas;"/rp",.ptuA great old age.
,

the

the play-begins,
pu/tif,
"f.upiu^yp'i,
,

curtain

rises.

a. theatrical.
^'uiuihpiiiliui'ii
s.
^luinbrpiuukp

of theatrical

play-goer,lover

representations.

f*u.h

13

fondness
for
.1
fi'utint-puiulipni.p-li^i
.

theatres and

publicspectacles.

Xnlu,uii.nj%
/^j.uipju,fiparaphraso ;
p.uMn.iu\,u'u
frcc translation
latfuiu,
,

-,

s. theatre,
ft'tuuip,
uihpi/ or uit-piuij
play-house;drama,play;the audience,

-,

literal

[lators.

"

^uipq.iTMiiiju.i.l.p
a. written
by

trans-

ad. by translation;
^lupifjrulbopk'u
spectators ; luuMiiy,n,i_
p^muik-p
scene
by
interpretation.
stage
p-ujinhfi
i,piuuiuipuili
;
,
boX
pit ; oPhutli [3-iumh-n
s.
\ q-liuiiul^ *^,^pP. ^...pp^uj.^
twinklingof
an
uilimh'auntu
eye, wink, twinkling,
l^iulo-[a-utinhn
tnE-l/po
trice;
l,-u,li.Ji"
in a twinkling,in a trice,
tiers of boxes ; mmiuuili ui[iu,ui^
P-w.
in a wink, in
time ; -j. eye-lid.
no
mlrp ticket for the play ; trui'iini.^ni-Uii
S. ^uipP-iaipiii^lth.
p'lUpP-uiilii.i'rMp
P-uiuitrp play-bill
; ^t-p^^uiiilruii_
"f-ni-_
to crowd
to thc
to
\"'iiipP-ujiplr,ini^ijui'iilTir,
"ru,pbuMi_
liuii_p-iM,mlrpU
"tj^ va.
to loiter,or wander
cause
play ; zf^'-p2"iP''""'^r^'^iv^3""~ ^^^
about,to
burnt
lounge,to idle ; to skirmish, to divert ;
/""" ti
amphitheatre was
;

the

'

ml^^pg

"

all the world's

stage;

S.

to

keep

at

distract;to

bay,

to

with, to
occupy
vain hopes.

lull with

^iapl3-iMi,pl"r,
k-juijvn.

fi'uiuipuiuilru
uMij s. spectator.
,

to

wander,

to

loiter,to lounge about; to be involved

in difficulty,
theatrical,
a.
scenic;
with
^lumpn'iiuiliu/b
perplexed
p.uh,,a_ business; to haunt, to frequent; /.
"hiiuipg scenery , scene
;
S. y^iup[d-Mut^
dramatic
umIiiuIi
poetry , the
u.nh,ih^",.p-lii:i,
drama.
{"i'iupP-uiilin..Uh
s.
loitering,
idling,
lounge,
s.
glement
matter, sanies,
^"upuilu nj u/j
sauntering;perplexity,entanin
business
matter.
resort
corrupted
; frequent
;
S
a
ui/fiaii
purulent,
^MapP-iuij,
^uipuiluiuilij
-uiititft
[wink.
-

P'u/^/Ji-^Or
^uipPliijatiml,
ai^u^,
,

draws

that
a.
P'u.^m/ua/S-fit.S-

a.
hinderingthe
i^uii,u,luu,[if.lri_

charge
dis-

X^uapualayanM^quMUSrJ'"'-jl'VCC
t

sanious,to make

render

[tender.

P'uipJ' fresh,young,
a.

green,

soft,

P'iapM/hj,nu,p
luj a. vain, frivolous,

purulent,to

useless;vile,abject,inferior;
ded,
superad-

Ir^mi
^lupiu^liir,

purulent, full

be

to

false,factitious,
artificial;
gr.

become

to

vn

of

P'u/^./;"i-/3/io*/
s. freshness,
verdure,
i^ujp^r/lr^nt-gu/jih-l/',
"Jpill"i/fii^P-lit^r

matter.

paraphrast; interpreter;
translation

m-Jlrp to be
4"7_.ipilri_
,

interpreter.

b.

"C.
Y^iun^ujJh-ijni-qtt^ilrir,
[O'lup^^,
^ij, P'uipu[ia
uulior uuMiif
Tarsus
np
; ."4"/ ||^"/.^jacinth,
precious stone of a flame colour.
p-iupj,
pr. without; S. U,n.""ij.
,

a- translatable.
^utpi.J'u/ht-ib
frjf va. to translate
^uip^iTu/iiirJ;

Interpret,to explain;

juA^-ij^u/.

pletive,
ex-

[greenness.

rupted
cor-

mentator,
p'iuirifjh/ii,
lug s. translator;com-

to

from

tO

corrupt.
sanious,

*^u,plus. sketch, essay.

frccdom
P'nip/it,a%n^3-(,t,%
^
taxation.

of purulent matter.

to

S. }S.pmlri-u.'l.
^u,pP^y..u.'l,_^
pi.

oif

corrupted matter.

an

sanious.

P-uy

S.
^ui^ui'limJ',
^ui^n,-P-l,Jl,

\in'l,uj.^
to translate
^^2^,"C.
^uaii/^qni-^^"^un p.ujpfLiun^aijuA
[" s. victuals
from English into Armenian
;
ju/ii_
,

eaten

bread, made

with

dishes;pittance.
P""#t u,j
thick
a
off hand, extemporally
bushy ;
fluently ;
ni-y
woolly,
to
translate
shaggy;
(accent);
gr.
grave
literally,
piuiL,
pBi(t
flat.
mus.
for word.
word
[long-haired.
fl'u,^a"i.ku
a.
shock-headed,
fi"
hairy,
translator;interpreter
uip,i.jhi%[,^s
(5.
of
The
\i^tut-iuiLinp
]p*utt^iuriatf-inp
Seventy,(translators
; -^
shock-headed.
^^un-iaif-ini-lu
a.
the Septuagint)
; the Interpreters of
who
makes
sews
or
a.
^ui'-iMMi-npir
Armenian
S
the
Isaac^
Scriptures, (
articles.
coarse
"c.
S. Mesrob,
)
a.
full,thick, bushy,
^uii-utqajpi.
sion
vers. translation,
^iup^ir,u'iin"-P-li-^
mill ^uii"inj
uiujutnuiiitnjiq
"

TO

translate

mn.

interpretationexplanation;
,

leafy,green, branchy.

P-tth

fi-M

216

P'.u"..u7#i".r,
Maj-y

roll,act
s.
f4',"i-,"^

bling
P'."^"i"^."-"'ffi
; a. rolling,tumdown; um-fi-, on a precipice,

S.

steep ;

round

turn

to

roll,to

shaggy or hairy.
a. shaggy, hairy,hirsute;
P""/.."^A-/.
hairy man, covered with hairs.
lyp
,

to
va.
tiL-gli
^iiMM.uigni-^iu'iiirj;

revolve,
w^inding

branches

render

make

; to

hairy

roll in

silk
ad.
^'.ui--ui-Mi,f.inp
-m-inp
,

revolvingly,rolling along

"

velvet ;

or

Jhuiuipulny

cotton
piMii/pLiitliuipiuin.%
-,

woollen
rolling, "/""""-"-"";,
down;

in

"

or

"

plush.

^lui-ni-P-s. thicket, coppice.

tO
in-jitul^tjuun
i^pniui^nnuiqj
ft'iai.ni-P^lit-^i
s. thickness
down, to roll down, to pro; hairiness;
strate
ness
one's self;to agitate one's self, aspirationof letters or sounds; thickof voice.
fall dead; to be thrown
down, to
[briery.
fi;ui."i.uta. thick,bushy, tangled,
a
upset; to throw
somerset; to

luuiiliul

"

with

thick

^
p""Va
;
hirsute.
to cause
or
one
,nuMi_u,[iir,u'b
his own
blood ;
S
"u'i.IiItuii^^uit-fi^
"

discourse;
to

to

"unimi-u

thick ;

to grow

vn.

to become

state of rolling;

or

tumble
to
be

throw

self

one's

headlong, to precipitate

to
self; /""u.^-"3"7t_yi"iA-"^,
|9""".^
[ijor /""-j s. bottom;
n, or
to
to
to
depth,
profound depth, abyss ; fury,
roll,
precipitate,
prostrate,
lence;
fell,to upset ;
impetuosity,viou/ji^mi-jwph.u'u [,,._ passion; fire,spirit;
he
fell
liis
furious
in
blood.
rolling
effort,
gle;
attempt, strugl-n,-ii;
a. which
sheath, scabbard; i/A,/.-,or
^u,i-ui[ui^,u,^
rolling.
goes
-^
that rolls.
to penetrate, to pierce,to
a.
P"u.tuY.,u4.,A
rolling,
H- "u'i,^u,%ki_,
S.
run
\d-^.-^^'i,l"r ^ui^mit'f.
through, to iDore;to thread,to spit;
to run
\V*iut^ui/n./nrr p'lui-iufiutt.inp
rapidly,to
,u'b^a/i,ln_.
"Twu-'iiyu
with impeP^tat^utih-iPt "IP
)P*uti^iuitrawiL.aiijbtrirf
tuosity
pass through, or traverse
to roll,to turn, to set rolhng,
to
enter
with
violence
va.
or
nt-j/i
,
to revolve, to wheel ; to upset, to
impetus; or ifbiy uibjni^gu/iilri_,
^uMih-jj
to turn
to pass, to bore, to pierce,
overturn, to capsize;["p.uy
^uiunL.jui'iiirij
to transfix,to thread, to run
through ;
topsy-turvy, to turn elsewhere
; to
to take away
remove,
; -/b^rvn.to roll,
to tumljle ; to wallow, to plunge in, lupir; ^for an
to prepare
uini,n,-i_,
to penetrate ; jyitkhc"
to roll on the
effort,to gather one's self up;
mui/j
earth ; (thq. M/hfitppju,T"Jiiii to get
to hurl,to launch, to fling,
to throw ;
with
covered
ashes, with dust; ^i^Iipji^fit,outbreak, burst of passion;
^
u-lmiT- to roll in the mud, to wallow
if-J-nlun^in the depths of hell ;
^ i^'if-i
in the mire ;
ad,
[" ^#".^4"'-/^f"-'*"'
c^'^
^uii^'up-uiMp
tf^p^
to give one's self up to sensual
penetrative, piercing, with penetraaby
tion.
one's
self to,
pleasures, to abandon
to plunge into ; lun-u,^,
"u'imIiu.'uJiij
to
one's
^uM^i,iA,^i^
prostrate
a
u,n.u,"i,
transparent,clear,
",_p"L.^
one's

ni.

"

o.

"

"

-,

"

-"

"

"

"

self at

f"" to
to, to bend
,

of, to implore;
give one's self up to,to incHne
the

feet

"".".

towards.

p-zuLio^j,
u,^

bog, marsh, muddy

place, miry hole,puddle.
s
^,ui-uMini-Hh
rolling, turning ,
nation,
wheeling ; rotation, revolution; inclipropension.
^u,i-u,,nu,lj
-qlriuia. shaggy, woolly,
[dense woods.
hairy ; woollen.
rendered
safe by
a
\0',ui-,uJhi-[i
^
If a. hairy,hirsute (an
...u/u,
epithetof Hercules).
{i'.ui.uM/o'ii
a
heavy eye-browed ,
s.

pellucid.
raS-A-i/* va.
(3'n#^"o%j

reflect,to
shine; [3-ui^u,%^u,n3iti_'".
|3*"i^u/ii^
ona^auMlitrr

lu

ill

tive,
penetra-

subtile,piercing,pervious.

^"M"^u/i"j,aiia/bn,-p-'^
,1. penetrability.
lriu,%k-i_,
ijfbhi^e-irphu*o penetrate,to
pierce ;
ih'^yi_
itmu,^ to think, to
understand, to penetrate, to perceive.
-

^u.i^.u'iyu.'iijni^li^,
s. penetration;

u,

penetrability.

^uMgf.iu'iigirj;
hg^ vn

beetle-browed.

"

[i'tu.puA^ui^iMi'ii
-jiy[,% a.

to

to

pierce,to

pass

penetrate,
through, to enter;
.

to

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{8

off!

be

jl^k"!'
,

get

out!

away!

go

become

to

vn.
fi'uip^iu/ii.aj;
uM^uij

concealed.

hidden, to remain

""-*' P'otfj.
^.u^l' a. ad. S. P'ui|./3^.".f
incarnate Word.
s. hiding,occultation,
^u,^,n,-PI--i'
[rushing (river).
canum.
mystery, arconcealment;
secrecy,
a.
^ut^/itip-iu^
impetuous,violent,

let every
"iL-p.

bend

knee

before

the

{"^u,]l,l3-,a,{,l,i_
"f""[, to palpitate,to
.

to throb, to go pit-a-pat.
flutter,
bleacher:
^"""/"["i_s.
washerwoman,

laundress ; fuller

beetle; stick

for

; he

who

who

com-

(3-uith^libleableaching-field; fuller's

ching-house :

privately.
concealing, of being concealed;
secret; hiding-place;
concealment,
retreat; a. hidden, occult, secret;
of

fers
con-

separates

",uiil'n_

Datants; lut^tuptul^muLit

; pliys.latent

secret

gathering fruit;

rewards

washerwoman's

"luipnjthe penis of animals

Mjui^hp,a judge, arbiter,he

occult, hidden,
ad. in secret,
["
;

afi'utpn^'r,
^"''"ji

field.

in a
ad. secretly,privately,
p^,up"u,l..hidden
ib'^l^ub
maniier; p-.Mi^umhu.'u

{ii'itiifn,-ah
s.
effusion, shedding;
evacuation

expulsion egestion ;
,
IT/""**/* descent,humiliation,incarnation
,

'

of J. C.

be

COU/' p,Hpu,n[. tO
Ip-lrl^
cealed, hidden, placed in ambush;
lie in
nJi,^^, to hide, to abscond, to
to
place
/?u"pi/".fr"u""
ambush; ^"*'fr"_f

u.lru.'l,,

^'"""ttra
*" fullery,
bleaching-house.
^u,]i,^^pi,ju
s
fulling act of
.

bleachinglinen.
^up^,n,-P
a.
vacant, empty;

to
uiii^.ti^i^,
P-n'is-i-ij

make

or

doned,
aban-

render

desert,to devastate; ^ifr^,,2ft,"^,

to be deserted,
desolate,unpeopled;
-

from
uMn!i,iri_
t/mniX, to Tomove
house;
/, 4^ix;"^^
deprived
-

devoid

of talent

;-,

["s.

wooden

hide

sly,

had

he

him,

he

with

secrets

no

him.

hide, to
""-jf va.
P""^"7"-5"Ai-./*,
to
to
cover
mask,
to conceal;
cover,
to
with
envelope ;
a pretence; to veil;
ground, to
to hide
or
bury under
to

inter ;

npn^.yl3^

^[","i[,
n^p
what

hole

quihXh

lay

to

for ;
know

snares

did uot

he

into.

to creep

^uig_nL.g,Jiinii_,
-_j"i^o.that hides, or

or

tray,

upon

dungeon ;
hid nothing

in

or

/.%j-^-i,k itr l^^ynpu.

from

forsaken; uninhabited, desert,

unpeopled; deprived of; wanting in;
-

or

the

conceals.

to hide, to be
to abscond; to
hid,
concealed,
*'"" to remain
[tives.
disappear.
empty, without; to
the
be
to
bited,
uninhafugiemptied, evacuated;
u't^j s. pi.
P'"{^"/,/ft/tyr^
to become
pi hidden
devastaT;ed;
ainjftjs
[i'.upiiuinj^
desert,

tea-tray.

ft'uip^.j;
.ptruijvn.
to lie

3"ti

be

desolate.

"

things,arcana.
^tuouMnnjo P'uj^/#i#ij7fl
u3^ s. hidingt

hide or
"_""/
s. emptiness,vacuity.
(fI-",^"^.,L/J^f
[pMlri_,io
place;^ jd^ui^iiuinj
conceal one's self.
p-iuz/jo^,
s. religiousproces\,
sion:
to go in procession;
/. /riu.%/ru
P't^."7/nj OV ft uij s. woof, warp ;
,

u,i-

-iuIium"!,
ik-ujtL^imount

Tabor

ad.

; -luuiki,

S.

P'i^^Ji,[!p
.

processionally.

lutn

^'mpP-ui^nifh-_f_n,^(,
,

a.

hidden,

cret,
se-

".

iirt

ld'ir^iA,"i."P
,

uiij s.

cloak.

sleeveless
sleeved

cloak.

arf.
private,stealthy,clandestine;
P'/rquAlip
it.uj s. pi. sleeves.
in secret
{d'/rp-iri.
a.
privately furtively, by
light; active,
UIJ OV n^
stealth,stealthily,
nimble; slender; venial; frivolous; s.
slyly.
'^d.
^ui^u,p.u,i, secretly,stealthily, ease, leisure;
-nil_ad.quickly,
-u,
to others ; silently,
furtively
lightly,easily;
nm[,t-^ light-footj
; unknown
nimble ;
softly,quietly,noiselessly:
enig- light-footed,
matically,
/Jfe-tq^ lightJltii.y, likpp j!""t5rlight
allegorically.
winged ;
P'u/^^.ur^/,^4"L^^
a.
secret, occult, hand; slightwound;
lightsleep;
hidden,mysterious,dark,obscure.
f-ltbfi/^4"/ ^^pm^nL-p
uni-pTC,light
,

-,

p-bl"

219

wine; weak
tea; slightrepast; weak
coffee ;
to coimnit slight
ju,%^u/i,ki_,
-"

faults;

to
4"a"'-j'"*^t."

-"

facilitate;
oath

an

does

that

seem

inconsiderately
;
-

to you

from

ulik-J*

lightthing?

""/#/;"
A-yA-t.
jui^iuuin"-P-k%k1

L,tuqni-"
"3"'-3'

rapid, swiftly-rushing,
wing-footed,
nimble; ad.
lightof foot, light-footed,
rapidly.
swiftly,

lightlyor

S. (*t/?A

a.
light in the race,
^!r[HTi.ifi.p,u^

lighten,to

to take
ilfiitri^um.
Irini-ni-ilh

of a light
step.
P'tpfr"_u/p",;^a.

^hp^huhj-

he rested

P't/3 y,-n,-P-l,ii,
s. lightness
;activity,

his labours.

ad. lightly,
^lrP-lT^u.p.,up
swiftly;

alleviation,
exoneration, relief;
agility;
frivolousness,
futility;
inconsideration,
miny,
thoughtlessness, folly; levity;igno-

tt. giddy,incoHsiderf^lrp-ir^mp.iupn/

fig relief,
.

[sing (cloud).
p't^p-tri-n^/i
) o. lightor pas(m.n^lili
ft'hp-lnun^m, s. relief,ease
(from

sollevation.

^lT[}-lv^u,p.,iipy"L.[3-lii^,
s
levity
.-

unsteadiness
thoughtlessness,

dishonour

scorn,

ate, trifling;
Yolatile,inconstant.

lity,
; pueri-

childishness.
pain).
of light weight,
(*^/3ti-iuf-A-ni
a.
s.
proof,
(3"A-/3-/.t.f.,
conjecture;
to
to
light,
/.
conjecture
"/i^u.^fr^.
;
easy
essay ;
carry.
a.
\i'hp-ki-Mif.l!i,
cheap, low-priced. to put to the proof,to test,to prove,
^'"Irp-lrmi.fhuiij
/ija. swift,nimble, to essay, to try.
light.
to sell
fibre;
|4*A^,
[,..t^,
I7JI s. thread, filament;
ad. cheaply;
mus.
\^'hp-lri-u,ip,li
chord;
nu^[, ""^/S-"o/3/i
ty".
4i"^'".
a.
^'kp-hiuMi-njb
liuiP-l,,
lighter,
gold or silver thread; iron
very light;
n"_o

-""."

-.

to
[slight,
Hght. or metal-wire ; i,,uuiui'iilr[_
atomize
reduce
to
filaments
to
made
a
P'/r/?4-^"/5."p6slightly
;
;
,
to
thread
^ir[3-y,.uM(3^yi-,
weave
by
ed,
-p-n-l^a.swift-wing^-i joi,i;iit^l_,
thread
swift flying,
symmetrically; -.p
active,nimble.
; to adorn
uiiumJht.ptrui'bthe thread of a
u
^k-p-hM^mfimpmli^
light, ft'ugal
p.u/i,lij
;

very

easy.

-u

-u

discourse

a light dinner.
uhifni'ti,

story;i,"u.nufi,lri_wip.m'iijfii,

or

lightly, briskly; to break the thread of one's argument

the thread
of life;
4'"slightly,
hastily;thoughtlessly.
;
lil/iiuig
to cut the thread of
^'hp-trt-u.Jliu,
a. light-minded,
headed,mu/hhi^ q- iih'i.uij
lightlife,to cut off one's days.
hare-brained,giddy.
"C.
to be
P'lrpiri-u,,/h,l,ir
^kluMnlfi"C. S. ^lTn.,ui}-lip
t-ju,/vn.
that
inconstant.
a
instigates,that
^hiuiq^lip
giddy, volatile,
of
s. weakness
advises;-ipil-r S. P-t^u^^t,/-.
P't/?A-"-f"i/i.nt/?//t4
to
Irijlva. to instigate,
^triu-ij-phj;
mind, giddiness; levity,inconstancy,
fickleness ; imprudence.
prompt, to incite, to suggest, to
be
to
P't/Jtx.f/A/j../'
vn
inspire, to advise, to counsel, to
""juij
dictate.
exonerated
disburdened,
lightened,
;
to
to
ones'
relieve
one's
ease
self,
p-A^u^^nt/^fti s. suggestion,instifig.
self.
incitement,counse]
gation,persuasion,
,
dictate.
n
ble,
imadvice,
a.
light-limbed,
^/rp-k-^u/hq-iair
P"t"""4 uiy s. oar ; rudder.
agile,brisk,active,alert.
\i'hiu,^.ii_,
tor,
proc(a*t/?tt.u,*p
".p;.levity;
inconstancy,
u-3 s. agent, bailiff,
adulation.
saving man.
manager,
volubility;
ft s. wire drawing-plate.
P'fr^."4""i,
a.
^hpt-i-ui^uipJagile,lithesome,
s. top of the shoulder,
P^t^V/ p-liliu/iM
dexterous
; quick,swift.
shoulder;
shoulder-bone,
to lightacronium;
vu.
en,
^lrP-ht-uMjni-gui%lrJ',n,_^l,
S
of
vbook
end
P'f
to disburden; to relieve,to ease;
a
4nt% ;
arm
:
;
to assuage,
uiitlrujbpl^ to undertake, to attempt;
fig.to relieve,to alleviate,
to aspire to, to pant for, to seek ; to
to lighten,to allay;
^hni, jni-Jh^k
to dispose of; vn.
embroil ; to sell off,
ones'
to
to withdraw
hand, to cease
to explain one's self,to pretend to
afllict ;
[3-lrl^'h-t-iuqnK-niMt'li^
luuiiu^uMtqp^nAp
tuiflr^tO
a
be; qdiunq-luuiL-inp
repentance extenuates
qju/itjiu'iia
off
for
a doctor,for a
self
one's
fault.
pass

^wp^hruulil,ad.

"

SO

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prince ;

to

play the

P-bP

220

s.
^hp",iir,"nL.pf,
distrust,mistrust,:

to lord

grandee,

doubt.
desire

to want, to be
vn.
eagerly, to covet the pri^kput'iiiuir,
macy,
iugiy
to
honours;
aspire
#"*^A-^ deficient, imperfect, defective; to
to doubt, to
"^jtp to favour,to support, to assist, distrust,
suspect ;
[,
to protect,to aid, to defend;
.oft-fr^^lui-aiuiu to deny the faith,to become
to rebel, to revolt ;
a renegade ;
t^'tti'T ""-fni.^
/"jn,."nj%,to lose hope;
[i p-t/il,%,strutting,looking big,
Ituiuiiiinn,.^ to fail in one's duty.
playing the swell, walking or acting
p-t^/iu/tn/^a.
convalescent,recovering,
in a
stately, imposing or boastful
[recovery.
to

to

s. couvalescence,
\^lrpu,n.n,gn,-Ptit.%
s.
^
p"A-^#u.//"nt.iY" penumbra, dim

manner.
a heap of unwinnowed
P"*-'^*.
b-uin.
P't.^tuy
^/riji ,fL.nJ
,

tree

S.

grain.
pitch- light.

; bdellium.

^hpiuiliiipJ-I'j
.

p-t^o^.
p

s. oak, oak-tree; holm-oak.

P'/r,r,
p s. diocese, bishopric; episcopal
revenues.
[diocese.

P'tf/i//^^,^,
_^,"% a. diocesan, of
p-A-uji-^
s. monkey,
ape.
woollen

s.

unexercised,

young,

p-t^mw. s.

unpractised,

unversed.

new,

ellipsis.

geom.

a.
^k-puiuilru/b
elliptical.
a.
shortsighted:obscure,
^k-[,iun,tu

the

distinct.

not

S. 4"^""'"-/""
*f*fc"^"L^

P'tn.

to

vtt.
^irput^ni-^iu'riirMr,
ni^j/jw

to render

thread.

P'fr/'
^

nish,
dimi-

imperfect.

household
s. side,part ; i^u,plri_qp.uj[,p. P"fr^.",^ p-i-^.o^/f/T
s
select,to separate; ijfiiiri_
(, gods, the penates.
~k
to sustain, to defend,to
imperfect;half opened;
fi'lrpiupiuira.
nt^pn._^
side with.
half shut; scarce,
obscure, dark ; arf.
half open,
half shut,
P'^/""P'"j
a.
obscurely,darkly.
superficially,
.

t lit

-"

io

a-jar,on

the

geom.

most
a.
^hpu.if.y'i,

the

ellipsis.
imperfect,very

defective.

placed in

well

a. not
P't^iupu-./tu,^

jar.

^hpuiiftir
s.

scabbard.

be ;
ad. perhaps, it may
fi'lrpt-M-u
also,already ; "-". j[,puiM-p
certainly,
in truth, truly,really,
indeed; tt- n^-,
hi- n^
certainlynot ;
f-uli
n^ l''''i_gotten
have
they perhaps for,rnn.".guh.,
-

^k-pii,q.ph,r,
va.
frj/i

to write

or
erroneously, to wrest
(from its proper
sense).
^hpiuPiM,^ ll!lilri_
f, n^L^nj,

still half

fectly
impera

book

to

be

drunk.

.u"t^,

lytiufki'is it not so ?
doubt, to have
doubts, to
n^k

to

fective,
Y^hpiuil^-iiuiuiiup
question.
a. imperfect,dehalf formed,incomplete,unfinished.
s. remaining
^irpi^ir"iiru,i_
,

in a glass
drinking.
abortive.
^lr(,uiirli%
a.
^irpP-,jiji
s. leaf; bot. petal; sheet
P'tpu,/iai,nu,pn,.p'/,
s.
spangle, plate,
imperfection, of paper ; lamina, foil,
defect,blemish.
sheet, leaf; Jl
[umi-uipu, a leaf of
salad ; J[i Pm-qPsheet
of
p-t^^^tS. p"^^^"4t.
a
paper ;
P-t^u/^/yr/.
s. peninsula.
( ifpiij ) in octavo.
n,.pui}fuii_after

^lrpuj^ui,_u,,",
belief is
/rja. whose
imperfect, distrustful,
unbelieving,

^irpPuipujps. slate.
s. small
^iri,p[,li
leaf,leaflet;bot.

incredulous.

foliole.

to be
to
distrustful,
mistrustful,
to suspect.
distrust,

^tpPl^irvn.to leaf,to put on leaves;

complete,
a.
P-frplimperfect, defective, inad.
faulty;
imperfectly,
faultily
; ,?. the half,moiety; a part,a

vn.

distrust
p"tfrui4,/,t./","nf-/?/u_""
s
.

mistrust,
unbelief,
incredulity.
p-t^iiu^ny.negligent,careless.
{d'lrpM^jti.
s. geom.
ellipsoid.
P'i-^u/,^/,,,
irresolute.
a. mistrustful,
a.

P'iri,iui/;"/rir,
vn.
t-jl,

to be mistrustful,

to doubt.
irresolute,

side ; the
the

half

[to bloom.

rest
sun

; t-pti-pujph-if^uiip,
lik"
is seen
eclipsed; ^""^
-

^-"fc to supply ;
.

be

wanting in,in

to lack; to be

at

"i.uttu%[,i_
jlftljipto

need
a

of,to

loss.

want

for,

P-bK
boiled
^hliluaipu^lrpl"npnil_a.
boiled

An,-

P-bh

221

soft ;

clavicu, lacoUar-bone
: skirt
, lappet,
fringe.
sonant,
dis^h^mliiu'u a. winged, flying,[thers.
to burn
one's
feavn.
^lr,-u,lil,qi,j'

egg.

ft'tpf.a,, stammering;
a.

mus.

discordant.

of
P't"_".4^.j
a.

s.
^k-pni-P-liiX
want, imperfection,
faultincompleteness,defectiveness,

iness.

the

lied;
party ; al-

same

take

to
ib'i'i'u

wing; u./ii/"tjf_

1",-P to take aid.

Y^ht^uMl^nluh-ir,
altogether right,
h-^l* "liiltiF,
vn.
Is-auMj
to flap,flutter or beat the wmgs,
not perfectly
to
equitable.
to spread
P"ti. nj s. wing; arm; pinion;flight, soar
up, to wing one's flight,
the
wings for flight;fig.to try, to
rush, dash; fig.wing, protection;
endeavour, to compel one's self to, to
uiifoplruM^sails of a wind-mill ; sweep,
fan ;
apply one's self to, to do without help;
wings of an army ;
t"/""j
to occupy
take,
one's self with ; to underAliiu'b^ fins of fish;
i,iu'iiq.k-pil,g,
to follow;
'fc."t-n". rudder,
sleeve
of a coat ;
/", to be bordering
sail of a ship ; -^ 4"'f5/"jthe
oar, or
on; ju.niuaiuiJ'pn^p-liJi, to insurge,
to
revolt ; jn^-uJh^iu
to give one's
wings of the wind;
leaf,
"f.piu'i.g,
self
of
to
to help
fold of door ;
towers
study
fJluilruiirp^
H,u,i:Cu,p\i
;
up
assist
the
to
one
or
mutually
another,
templB ; pyramids ;
"(."un.uM^f.til,
each
devote
to
door
of
f"
other; "nni-phi-uM".u
gratest
portcullis;
menagery;
one's self to commerce.
Irplipl the ends of the earth ;
-^
-""-3"
to have
s.
p'ttu.^"/""'-/^/"-^'
effort,
wings, feathers ;
u,n.^,ni.i_,
take
to
to
alacrity, earnestness, assiduity;
wing;
fly eagerness,
ujfttfjto flutter,
occupation,
inchnation; application;
["
utpfiiuiitiB.
f^'Ui-uip^tir;
away;
in arm;
arm
study.
[i-lu,uuiilTUj[_or
jhn-lsuiij
S. P'ti-uj^'"/"*-./'
(3fi-"-u"4".i-/i.
llfbJiiT
to;pu,^
u"ai_nt-Jh^ to give one's arm
to join,to unite
to Spread
vn.
^ifLjuiiLjliir,
h-iju-i
uiuipqkij ##i#"#rti"i-A-^o"
uiu"j
ifn^

not
a.
P't;"n".ijr/..^

"

-,

"

-"

-"

'

1#

the

wings

crop

i,uiu,iui,yi_
q-u

to

clip

(a bird's wings) ; fig.to fetter

paralizea

wings

or

; to assist each

other.

or

^/TM^u/huij",
m^ui)

person.

vn.

fly.

to

s. mech.
diagonalbrace
^hi-ufuy^ni-li

^l.-i.uiuiuiplrj'
-fiiT vn.

with

P'tt-ui/^tm

to

to
clip,

the

commander

of

wing of an army, brigadier.

to shelter
^iri-uiupoiltj;
hjl, va
.

with

the wings, to

cover.

tt. with
sproad wings;
fi'lri.ui"iaipm"
-

stretch

a. that keeps under

^lrc.u,iMiuMp!pu,^
the wings ; kept under the wings ; that
protects; protected.

wings,plumed,

fledged.
a. having fine wings.
|(htt.u.j".-ra^/3a
P'bi-iup-uiif
plucked , without
lun^iilnr,to pluck,
feathers,clipped;

to

one

winged,furnished

[wings; to fly.

piece.

or

|9-"'".i"p."7"."/i^
ipiliW vn. to fledge,to
get feathered ; to be winged, to have
wings; to begin to fly,to spread the
wings for flight.
s. growth of wings.
^ki-uMpnt-um-P-f

piiq.niLit-/_
^#7p
or
wings.

to

receive

with

open

arms

crop.

^lrL.tnplilf,ri
ygftvn. to extend the
be
to
a
protector, to patronize
wings ;
; fig.to be put
to
obtain
possession.
:
feathered.
a. well
flhk,_u,it
that
a.
protects, that
^ht-iuplini4""A_
to flutter,
to flap patronizes
fi-t^i-uiiflrj;
; s. protector; ilfuls-ij
vn.
if/,
be
the
to
protector , to
the wing, to beat or flutter the wings ;
H.f,nu,'b,i,[_,
cise
protect,to sustain,to support.
to flyabout; to study, to exerto fly,
s.
protection,pa^ht-uiplim-P-^t^i,
one's self,to apply one's self to ;
tronage;
S. P*ti.m5-nt./3^^"-i
of
the
hairs.
the
growing
JhpP^n/,
vn.
P't-t.iap.u.fpJ',
irji'i/

to be

ed
pluck-

to shame.

(9""'".u"6^"../?/"i.'ii
flutter,
flapping
of wings.

managing a rudder
steeringor rowing.
or

^If^uili uij
,

s.

small

wing, pinion:

of

manner
s.
^/ri^iup^nt-Sii

s.

or

working

oar,

act of

p-P-fl
.

with

beat

to

vn
^'tr^-mglrir

the

"c.
[notwithstanding,
pmukp
even
p-^-tiif,
although,though,
con;',
and P"/-4".-%.
S. P-tZ/t,
fh^ifl,
4"'*""*'^.'
^k/ [' I"-*" *^^ ?
green
black
ubujishrub,
mmii^
-y,
-;
-;
leaves
plant; mh-phi-^-It
; maup^
get feathered.
chest ;
ht-uin.
"trade;
-/"
-/"
uipJ^iip^
the
s.
ed
being wing^lTL.u,L.ni,n.-P-l,ii,
canister
caddy,
-["
feathered.
uint-ifi
; 4""?^
or
service
set ,
ituiir.^I'liiaiiip -[i
P't.-t.r,i-jf vn. to fly.
^Iri-llis. small wing, pinion; fin ; "things ; "mfuk-.y-/. "board, "tray ;
tle
-fi
urn; ^n.ni-^[i^-li ketuuMijiap
little arm.
""tro/3--p
ening
mecA. fastpot; "jfiuiiuiiji,
; "{fn"-"'
p""._2S"4 u/j s. oar, scull;
-[i
puiJ-MMili
; P-MUU Jp
cup, cup of
["J-uMj\u^ni-gl,
bar, tringle;

"wings.
that has
p-frtjui-np
ujjj a. winged,
mech.
u/7,[,t.
paddle-wheel
;
wings ;
-fiiP-u,/ chain-pump, chain of buckets.
^Ir,-mi-np[iir,
Ir^iy Vtl. _tO fledgO,tO

'

"

"

"

"

"

"

"

"

"

"

"

"

"

appendix.

"

^yplrL

1:

to scale.
Aliu/ii,
that

has

scaly skin; crustaceous, shellywith

joints;-^ s. crustacean, crustata.
^h^uMi_jjp "ifinm -unhiu^a, SCaly,
,

covered

with

scales.

s. white
P't;//n"_4"I'liufii
f

impetigo,

moist

fur
scab, furworm; ring-

tetter

~b

spoon

"

"

; q.pif.u,i_

SpOOniUl; i^uluuiuJuluil^Db-aina
Jjt",
^luuuitria^ p^/liP^P iltultp ulujpupjatino
cake ; pifUih^
-^
^"
um^nt^^
,

"

"

"

jni-Jhi

drink

to

^p,u^,pk-i_I
4fo2i]!iu
"f.iMtijxiii.lu
,

take

and

come

a.
^kiliujiTniiPscaly,

squamous,

cupful;t["t"'i_

"

^k^ing s. rufiie ; muff ; *woman's

maniple or sleeves ; meeh. casing.
p-t^, nj *. bran;
J/^uAj scale;
"tib"V scurf of the head, dandruff;

to

"

take

to

give

"party;

piPuihi^- will you

hi.

with -me?

s. tea-pot.
p-k/uiiru/h
(%ijiilii)
s. condition,clause, hyP't""-/*/"t""
pothesi
supposition.
ft'^uik"!-fri- conj.even if,although,
whether
though; whether;
"

; either

["jk
however, whatever.
^pi/iil"s. mulberry-tree.
to edge, to sharpen,
[yeast.
va.
fl'irpir.r,
frj/f
*^P-[uJ'np P'Pni. luiTnp S lOaVOn,
to point, to grind;to forge,to fashion,
P"/?"!-,nj a. acid, sour, tart,sharp;
to fabbrieate ; to twist, to warp ; fig.
bitter,harsh, grievous, sad; s. c/temto bend, to incline ; to exercise, to
acid ; *- ^irnp S. ^p^Jhp
to become
to inform; -^Jn^nu.,
instruct,
sarcastic.
^Pn.-u,pLuip-i-lUbad. rudely,ruggedly,
bitingor
.

or

"

or

; -i-"-

...

S. C/f
^h:f,".p.

^qui^iif- ^^u/i, Jfis.

hand ; a. ad. a palm long.
,

span,

palm,

a.
(3*"t^fi#""*"""-^ihliiutitliuiir
ed
gird.

with

of the

leaves

fiercely.
a. that
p-/?f."-mpfr^

bears

sour

^Pnt-uittlA ir%[,s.

ehem.

oxygen.

fruit.

acid salt.
^'Pni.uiif'h.uii^s.
^'Pni.uiit'iilru,i_
a.
oxygenized, oxygenated.

fig-tree.

orchard
of
s. fig-tree
; -p
p'^t'fcf
[fig-ground.
fig-trees.
a.
P"/?i,i.u/i^it^,
oxydable.
^^.'iings. plantationof fig-trees
;
austoro.
P'Pni-iu^tr'iijiaq^a.
s. becafico,
fig-eater.
^niilrpni-li
^flni-ui^.uja.
sour-tasted.
s.
pigmy,
dwarf,
Pqlfuig
^,fn,-li,
[P-^tfeoj. ^Pnt-u,^ a. acidulated, sourish,
shrimp.
somewhat
with
rather
or
loaded
a.
figs
sour, half-sour
ft'^i-ui
; s. S.
p-4 conj.if;that ; whether; perhaps; half-sweet.
if you do it;iii_n^l,u,h,r
uin.'hkip
^//./Tacid
S. p-Z^nLu/pt^;
P'Pn^t"-/i
f'P'k ""}_" I do not know
uipuipl,^
-J., s.
vat
fruits
in
do
it
not
I
shall
whether
or
general, lemons, oranges,
; limpirkir
limes,"c.
hlihu^k I think that he will come
;
,

it

utpuiuji^Itl. kp-k
or

no.

n^,

whether

he do

[supposed.

p"/?"n-frjfji.juAi-"/",
ni^^fwva.
to sour;

dulate,
to aci-

fig.to exasperate,to

provoke.
a. conditional,hypothetioal,
^k'"li-/ii
p-tuiofi-uad.

thetically.

conditionally,
hypo^Pni-lli

a.

subacid, sourish;

s.

P'bii

P'b^

225

weak

small wine, thin watery wine.

or
to sour, to turn
P'/3o"-^.r,
vn
Is^^uij
perated.
sour;^5'. to be soured; to be exas-

P"M*""A'/t""
injured,
joint.

or

shoulders

who
^[ilfiiiulilij
"^

(3*/?"".nL"ffi
s- acidity,
fi'P-nt.ni-P^ptA

takes

one's

having

one's

"

back
of

out

succours,

the part of, *backs

ports,
supup.

^lilii,uiJk2_,
Jk"^s. chine,back-bone,
back.
oxyd, oxide; -"".
[plaid.
iuiiT
to oxydate
to oxydize ; -"".
^[iZ/jiu/iinj
s.
frock,
mantle,
,
,uj
p"/r4""",""."4
"jm-HL
oxydation ; -/"//protoxide.
u,j s. body guard, lifep*/?fFi.nLi..
of the guard, saa. S. p'R/."-u"2_;4-.
*pickles; guardsman, yeoman
tellite
"c., pickled
guards,
lifeIiuiiiuii/p[,
iliupnt^ii-li
; guard, guardsman;
-^,
cabbage, cucumber, "c. ; ohem. acid,
body-guards.
salt of hydrogen ;
i,lrnufi,lii.p
s.
^lilfliui^uit-nt-PliiX
liquid
pain in the
sourness

acescence.
^["''"i-y

chem.
ft'P-nt-nM./^
s.
,

"

"

^tufutntiA

"

weak

diluted

"

p-pP-'b^yk"'''' oxalic
-

^p-ni-nt-muM^il,
s. acid-moter.
hot sorrel.
^pn.%l.^s.
|a"/3^4f^,
p-^, #y
of

an

oar,

(9*/"""4"
""j

P'/.i^/iy
."j
,

s.

frock-coat, surtout

]p*llt/btu7inu

O.

"

^[.liiinjutli
[, s. dress coat, habit.
P'/.^n.-'fcp
^iu?/js. back, shoulders

shovel; blade

s.

rudder, helm:

oar;

backed, broad-shouldered.

"

^lil/huiL^ku,
^lilfiilriij
,"j a. strong-

shoulders.

or

f!""/"( concentrated

back

ui^tup

"

bagnio,

hulks; p-[, uiuipmltifl spade, shovel;

,

back, hind

sistance
aspart; fig.aid, succour,
*backing up ; ^u,pipuig,ui_

shovel; p-ji.uli
/?f ^n-u/b, a baker's
,
P [t
^pmliuipii/hlifire-shovel ;
J-niinllnt-pipb
iputjuthujf ^.putltauitlh-ltutpi
l^uj
ilfjLit
wooden
taller than
all the
shovel;
i^o^t/_S. p"^u"^"_ ^uip [,,ihp he was
to row
the shoulders
ously; people from
vigorupward,
pt.r;
^pki_ nt^J-ii-l/ii
taller than
all
(head and shoulders
four-oared;
^uiiuiruilil3-[,Mi,/io_p
the
bladep-l-.uii
shoulder-blade,
it/"-/A
people);
^
^pit-i^
m-pn^-p
HLMng,
bone, scapula.
lljrpuif
PfltiuAiq P^iuJhujn
jit-pna tO
place one's hand on the necks of one's
^("uipni^i
s.
row-lock, (thatpart of
enemies
boat's
a
under,
gun-wale in which the oar
; to put one's
enemy
-

in

rests

to

rowing).

|3*/iu"^^,
mj

bargeman,
va.
^["uiiluMphir,
h-jjji
to

to row,

oar.

art

p"^"/./."^./i-/?fthe
ijfc s.

turn

man,
boat-

rower,
oarsman,
waterman.

flee ;
the

to

or

act

of

inches

-"iiu

west;

"""^

to
^u/^.}""-j"At^,
to flight,to

take

to
u,phri.yib-j

thick.

-iu

into

to enter

-i""

to

turn

umAfr^ or
pull,
'iin,_phiu'i,
[rowing.
uiiAtri_,to form

f^l'^tP-qb PquiL. s. span ; palm ;

palm's
p-quii. jirpliuipini-PliL^i a
length ; Pufiiipm-PlnJii %npui Pqui^
four

subjugate ; -%"
the
back, to

oifi"uliui_

alliance,

an

alliance,to confide
to
to
recur
in,
rely on ; ^-i./4f/"ua.
to,
to
lun^i.hij strengthen one's self,to be
reinforced;/.-'iu i,iuau/i,h[_,
l[u,u b2^.
to flyto the rescue, to send aid
tit-lj
to give a helping
or reinforcements
an

ft-lipt-t/p
Pqu/ii s. plated metal,
-"""" or
hand; ^""/iiuY_/i'
/"-"iiu liyu to
plate,lamina; tin,tin-plate.
turn
turn
one's
back, to fly;
back, to
beater.
^lipiri^uii-npit
ujj ". tinman; gold,

f
s. tin wares.
P'[,pt-i/p,ufnp^nM-P[iLjri
s. mech.
flatting-mill.
P'^/?tY?//jj

uiiLUi^hijto

-'iiii

send

back, away;

[" Pl-liuhi^,[, -"iiu or

qPliliuiJiLp behind, from

"iiiui-pi,
poop;

fi-"till liyu
behind, backward.
^[.pirn.,
Pn.n^i^
p^/A,P'iinis. grape-stone.
i^i s. butterfly,papilio
^tn/uuip/il"i_
;
noise ,
to
become
P*/Ay P"/"-*'?-Pi^'i-l"s
a
dung.
/"
butterfly.
dried
sound,
crash;
resounding,
din,
cow*P"^/3t* or ft'l.Ppii,
s
uproar,
booming, echo; wriggling, frisking;
s. mica, ammochrysos.
^lip.ini,
"""/fj stamping of the feet; 4^2('/7^u".
P"//.'
Pit s. suburb,village.
to
iunAnt-i_,
%iaji transport of joy;
P'/r.'
Pis/ Pitc *" amulet,talisman.

^jtPlrni,
Pn-u/i,
,

'

-"*

"

S. P-^ii P"^4"^%f.
p"/,//*
^YlfiiuiPnn.
chair.
"3 s. elbow-chair,arm.

noise,to resound; to wriggle;

rebound, to jump, to frisk or turn
about; to thrill.
make
to

p.h}i

22

a
p-^iy.u././v'"'
gerness,
perverse , malign,
P"/./!P'^'tpS. ^it-lijif
; desire,eawicked.
longing.
hijf,va. to turn aside ; to
^lit-plrii;
wrest, to sprain, to wring, to twist,
tion
P"/n, p-ni-n^ s. number
; enumeracrooked, to bend; fig. to
rank; quantity; to make
; list, order,
of chapters (ina
deprave, to pervert,to lead astray ;
era, epoch; number
number
; to turn
wrung
arithmetic; -(."rvn.to be sprained,
book); gr
; -^
to give
to
^"/""""-"kA"
abstract
aside,
err;
number; -^ or
4lrii,u^kiiii_^2C.%"""^""//"4""
of
Book
IOtNumbers;
unjust judgments ;
%tp.eP'"'-"j
-

"

Xsri*10 ;

i^p

n^

or

^'"j"*

"

their multitude
was
fn^iFklh, _guh,
Ifinnumerable; p-m-ml^ ,uii^, inupq-lili

weak

few
fi,
rare

pni

number,
range,
ijaonu

the troops ; //

nonutq

"uuhi_.to recite ; // ^/.mtiT,

-

I know

hj;
n--ulTu,i_

by heart, memory

rote ;
c^tuii^upm^q
%.y%l, the detail ; the
or

"

privy parts ; prepuce;

to

total ; S.

sum

[thyme.
t/?/.._i/L/^.p
.";_j

s.

to
,uuj"-u

hem

trim,
uii^uitnn^ntjiik^ifuf

ornament,

; to

to

embellish;
to tint
,upu,lri-uM'iiu/i,j
luity

"

the

border:

der,
to boruih-k-ij

the

lashes
eye-

carefully.
^JfUMMns. the reins.
P"^i-""u."C. S. ^nP-ntl_,"C.
PV^"W"rv- "" obscure, dark, gloomy
,

^luiTiupniluJb^

"

n"4fr/^/"-.
p'/"L//',
u"3

despise.

P"^^. P-[J"1's. hem,

"

; ["

to

P'^u4 tMin^il^rva.

tO

"

or ^rfJ\nui_
the
to be of,or among
"Lku [, uj'i,liuj'hlri_.
reckon
to
number; liui[,f.hi_li
lyi;;^
rank
or
liujfii-hi_
among;
ifii^ /i uppn^
the
to canonize, to number
among

saints

fig. depravatioii,

perversion.

calculate; to

^iiMifu^nni mnSLhl

"

review

to

tO.

order; /"- m^^ujifr^

in

set

ward,
re-

corrupt through

crookedness;

^lugfut^

"

^uiiltunni

a-~

count,

to

to

tupi"uiitK-/j

"

tilthI

for

tion,
twist;distors. sprain,
P'^".^"L/?/."-'i.

i^i^
u.'iijj,"-^i^mIti_

1^*1-

or

"

uinJMtri

^^a^iutf^

error

numberless

^t"

after

the

aground,

run

rocks;

the

on

run

men,

,
~

to

to
^/."'-^'

to err;^-

persons ; [J-ni-n,j_ni^pir.u'i, to run

years
to become
people are
.u.t.up/A/;^ virtuous
avarice.
be
able
innumerto
/i
Pn^-y
"/iu,/uih-i_,
;
; few

the steps of

to cause
l","'i"u[,i,.i,g

p-*"^

"

"i_tyc

hot,

about.

round

p"^a.m ["s.

circumcised

member

prepuce

; foreskin.

^nj%,"c.

p-^/umtir, tjf va. to circumcise ;

sepulchres
^hplrqinu'i, to desecrate
dead.
fish
the
and
P'/..-%^4
s. mackerel
despoil
(
).
s. circumcision.
P^^tAou, my s. tunny (fish).
^i^iMiuim-PfiJii
dark colour, brown,
of
^u.ufn/i,
P"^!-^/"3or ng a. twisted ; crooked,
a
a.
dun.
mistaken; dusky,
oblique;stunted;erroneous,
^fu.u/p,a. brown-eyed.
perverse, froward; ad. wrongfully;
that
has a dark skin,
a.
awry, obliquely;crookedly; Jblli,hi_, ^/.luiiTnpPburnt.
brown, dusky, tawny, swarthy, sunluoulri_,to interpretmalignantly , to
"e.
P-/-^%,

S.

^l"tXui,rn,-lu
a.
poisoned (arrow).

misconstrue,
on

; to

to

preach

put

an

ill construction

perverse

doctrine

unfrequented , winding,
-!iufi.,uuiu"[,i,
tortuous
ro^d.
,

^'piuHiuMiT
t

brown;
to be

to

""s'y

grow

vn

"

gloomy,

to
to

become

darken;

brown.

P/umuft/.ui^ -'"['"ia. brown, dark,

erroneous.
p'/fi-^."p."%
a.

"

crooked.
a. very
obscure, blackish.
{S'liM-puiP-hj^
i-. butt, mark, aim, target.
fi'p.-pw/u
p'/uiojnt-jju/iitir,
""-j/"va,
storax
to
tan.
s.
^[ii^pu,//
(odoriferous brown,
luj
to sit on
p-ZutJ",
tjf vna.
gum) ; S. U'"/"-/""*Cfrf
sit
to
theriac.
P"ft-fi,u44brooding,
f s.
hatch, to

to

make

"

vn.
p'/.t.^m^/y
^i/."/"

to fall in error

together,to stray.
s. CAcfi'^^i.u.i'i.

double
p'fi.^a.^t.^/gt,
a

deceiving.

bake.

eggs,
brood:

to

to

[wren.
black-hooded
s. tora-tit;
Py"i^u"i"iu"^
tA *. darkness,
P'^,..-/3^f
swarthiness,
[incubation.
tongued, brown-colour.
the sittingon
^"/"n.-Hii
s
eggs ,
.

P-Cb

(""-ni3'

22 0

a noise; p-'i,q.J'w,f(!
despised, to fall in ignominy or opprobrium;
i,un,li"fi,^ij
to
to be put in the pillory,
perturbed by the uproar, to be
ad. injuriousalarmed
of
insult
be
or
ly,
frightened; upt,.[,,
-"i-o^
object
;
pitation,
pal[feoiiT.
offensively.
insultingly,
throbbing of the heart;
throbbing,beating,pulsation;
Irpuilil;,
^^luJl Ji^n/ iitiugs enemy, foe,
"dn.hi^il-'i.u
hpuilil, to feel the pulse ;
opponent, antagonist^""_
adversary,
h";iP^l"-'i'
"ilrn.,"jclapping;
7./1.
the Devil,
or
^""iiiuipuMliiuj
"/./.!-""/
i7",/y,tramp, trampling; c^.... "iikpki-niPmon
deof
the
invisible
mankind,
tick-tack
tick,
enemy
,nujjn,-gl,
^.u*.
;
S.
l]flMhl_
tl"^' n^^i'ij^utliuiif,
p-^/u/i/Iuiiuir;
ijflilrl^
peal;
;
p^uii^u^^i
nal
to be one's eterH-pui'i,slam, bang ;
[,-ju."_f,nfri/y,
^u^"ii,li,un,u,j ni-,lk^
raise up
to
rattling; /?//f./,t."/
or
jiupnt^tjufiilru
"i-nn.ni_np",",nu'ii enemy ;
um^,
peal of thunder, thundering noise, enemies; -^
^ima.^/^ b'-V *
shall
be
man's
foes
rumbling, roll ;
they of his own
R
'/p'tl,].u,q,l,^
S.
roll; ^io".,u^/,"_'"/
^"u.u.'bf,.
household;
clash,
ql^",_^
clang;

to make
be

to

'

-,

-a

-,

"

pnjf![,Ji,
4plr,"l,^boom

s.
enmity, hostility,
^^.uiJhj-P-lit^ii

^^.u^/^^'i

whlZ.
q.'iiq.Lu/iujj
{^pmifl^mi-j^
^%q-n^lus. pulp, brawn, the calf of
the leg.
[dock.
bot. monk's
P**"/-"-^.'"-^
*"
rhubarb,
,

hatred, aversion, misunderstanding;

an
[" ^uinhiuiijto become
enemy
;
"(d-hiuJlr^{"'l^
f^t ""r-'^^^to be
"^'lilr^
at enmity, in contest
with, on bad
-

terms; -p^p ad. in a hostile manner.

clog, fetters.
s. horse's
p-^/.t.
yelp,
to whine,to howl.
unhapa.
unfortunate,
p-^i_"."i.
"/j
wretched,
^"2r'-h*" bol. boletus,laseras,the
py,miserable, pitiable,
poor,
most
beautiful of mushrooms.
pitiful
; disastrous, calamitous.
ad. miserably, unhappily,
f)'^i.u,iL.,up.u,p
*^^j- vn. to stuff one's self,to eat
unfortunately,wretchedly, poorly,
voraciously.
pitiably; fatally,
deplorably.
fi^'hbr!tu"r,
^"i,J^,^j^,
u,^l,vn.

to

in a hostile
^il'ui"r,M,[L,"pad.

0'^ni-,un.u,liu,'ii
a.
unfortunate,

manner,

offensively.
^^uijiuiiuj'u
verse.
ada.
hostile,inimical,

lancholy,
me-

[serable.
misery, mi-

miserable.

full of
a.
^^^u,n.ii,jk^,0
to
vn.
^^itL.iun.Mii'biiiMr,
Mujui/

become

miserable
ad. injuriously,
P'^-uiMr,u'i,uip.,"i,
proachfully,
re; to be miserable.
\p*9nt-utn-utiip
}fl*^M-mn-nt-P-ntJt
offensively,
outrageously.
o.

^{butWu/Lu.if.lf,
""
"tp"'3
opprobrious,defamatory.
full
^^uiJhJi,."ll^

"

libellous,

"

jP^^i^tun-uttint-uuthlrtr
"'-fP
t

VCt

"

tO

render
miserable.
jurious,
enmity; inrous,
a.
^^i-ujn.uip[,p,"'L
[minded.
painful,disastunfortunate.
^^iu"r,u'i"utiu"r
a
malevolent, illble,
to become
^^uuiTuAiuJ',
p-^t-u/n-t^a. deplorable,lamenta-t^ii-j vn.
hostile;to be hostile.
pitiable.
tune
^^imii'u/iiuiuiip
a.
s.
misery, misfor^^.-Mi,n.n,_p^[-i%
insulting,
ing;
provokS. ^^u.Ju.'i.^li.uj:
evil , calamity wretchedness
,
^{hu.Jh.'hhj;Lgl, va.
to fall
state ; /. uAliu/i,i-i_,
to offend, disastrous
to enrage, to insult,
to shock,toaffront, into misfortune
or
misery ; ^mniu.^ f
to jure ; to
to be unfortunate.
to scold
to
reprove
,
upbraid;
to
p"^"7"_.u#i-/i"_4^
,u,r"^,!i,"^p^l,di,,
af.miserable, unhappy.
q-^-n^,
a.

of

violate

or

defile another's

S. p-tu^t^.
p*/.pi-^,
s. mole;
pt-/f,uj

bed..

(9"^/."j/;"i/,^
p-n^ S. P-np
-%/,^,_'fc",^a.
offensive,
insulting,injurious, outrageous, insolent, ft'nu-.a'ii
s. cuttle-fish.
,

saucy,

impertinent;
-i/.^ p".ip

offensive words

or

^nP-n^^ ^nPnflyi/uoa
a. tOUgUe-tled,

expressions.

^^iu"ruhi^s
affront
pi. insult
stuttering,stammering, that speaks
offence,injury, outrage; -%" y-'*'*^ thick.
",.Jlrp to abuse, to scold,to slang,to
^nP-n,[kir, tjf vn. to stammer, to
revile,to affront ; /,-%u il^tru to be
stutter ; to lisp,
to speak thick.
.

fi-n'b

of
P'iil3-n,lnuP-[.iii
s. act

impediment

stuttering,
stammering.
speech, lisping,

of

ft'nJ-pi.'h
/.Js.

young

-\mqiu%uMg cub

'

littleone^

one,

""f""7 bear's cub;

to cast

off,to leave, to desert,to get

to free,to pardon,
deliver,
to remit, to release
to acquit, to
,
forego, to pass over, to tolerate;
to repudiate; to renounce
;
o/wfr^,
rid of ; to

to

P*"4

s.

cord.

"j-ini-lu
ni-pni^

p"4

; iujii

^"[u t.- p#./"s. chaos,

abyss, gulf,pit,hell, the bottomless
the deep, the great
pit; (\,li[i,Ji",i-.
deep, or the depths of Ocean.
fr^

ad.
P*n"/^

leave

off!

on!

come

pr.

way

so

much

more

"

conceded

to

abandoned

be

own

uinXhi_,to

""""-

"

out !

or

the

to cry out ;

one's

go

onc

J-iuJ\Juuiii
permit, to allow;
Ji,,
to
free
to suspend ;
"/;u4/".-ii"it
/"
^/"p
from death ;
to hinder,
^_- to refuse,
not to allow; i"/y/."
[hT t-l3-nii_^iu
my
failed

fy!pooh!
than,
more,
rather
than;
i^'i', ^A not only;
ilipip't/j to be abandoned, outcast.
^nifuAu^r,"gill) vn. to be left,en
givgo! get away,

Mt-

to let

save, excepting,besides that; "uiq.i, heart

set aside, leave
let us
sense!
out, pass Over, non-

leave

out, to pass over

in silence ;
solve,
ifdh,^ to pardon, to abto remit; to expiate;
[i
iflt'Ju

s. pole-cat.
(3""/"n^"
p'l./i.o^.tr
asp.
."j s. viper ; aspic,

*^nli

to

omit,

me

leave

; /"pw^

that

p-ni/ani-^"tfO"

aside ;

"

[3-n,iu/i,l"r,

abandoned.
vp. to be left,
abandonment,
fhniirii-Hi,
tion,
resignas.
desertion,cession,renunciation,

ifuy

alienation,estrangement; permission.
languid,
P'Stt.P-ni-in^or ibg a
.

'

faint,feeble, weak,

soft, delicate,
to permit, to
ta"^ihi_,
u,u,i_,

outcast, rejected, derelict,forlorn, tender;.

permitted,allowed,conceded, lawful; accord, to give leave; uin^ilri_

uiuip,
relent,to slacken; /" 4'"'-"""''^ uin^gii to remit or cancel debts ;
-

to

"

vacillate

to

in the faith ;

waver
or
f,
"rulingt"-pnj to change opinion;
to glvB ono's Self
pigjii/un'ini.piruiirp
-

up

lead

luxury, to

dissolute

life ;

divorced woman.
P;,qu,^t-uMi_lil!iu
ing-post,
s, start\}^iJtut^iii^iuA/
Y^'ni^putii uMq
,

barrier.

permit,
concede, to forego,
va.

let,to allow,

to

permitted,accorded,
few

make

me,
,

lose

let

4uyp

guyif.

allow

don't
pi^ i/^uiJp.hpni-P-liiii

mai^p
me

permit

ceded
con-

f^^t tO
give time;

lut-ni-pu

days, to

(AiJi let me,

/n""^

me;

nt~Jhu

ututi

"

concede

peace,

(i'nquyni.ju/birtr,
ni-jjp to
to

to

to be
J/hli-i_,

patience;
alone;

me

enough

leave

me

"."."-/"

Jlfii^t.

that,enough

of

by
willing,

divine

to

or

at

sion.
permiss. remission,
P'nii,,cP-[ii-'b
relaxation,
whose limbs are weak,
deliverance;
^yiu.'iiif.tuira.
pardon,discharge,release,
to ask pardon,
feeble, languid,faint.
defection;
/u%f.p/ri_,
ance,
allowto make
s. permission,
excuses
f^,,jiu,ni.ai-[3-pt-%
^npi,hu to
;
muy^.
concession, grant ; alienation ;
pardon, to grant pardon ; luptu jfui
toleration.
the
me
I beg pardon, excuse
; have
P-niii^jor inj S. poisOH,VCP-jy'/.
goodness ; with permission,by your
to
to
leave ;
spite, viruleney, venom;
fig.
pardon,
nom;
iu,i!bt-i_
m-Jlrp
to relax.

God
liuiplfi,
,

condone,

to absolve

p-iu,[ihi_
um^ihijrpliii^'i,
q,

remove

extract

the

to give antidotes ; p-mifihuf-a

tribute; to condone
venom,
to
the burdens of taxation,to lightgive vent to one's anger,
en
jip
cious
fierce or feroto grow
earth
lie
the
let
to
malice,
fallow;
rage,
"#"-_
;
to
take
S.
to
to
uin-ini-ij
^uiiliiTir\
unbind,
release;
;
'iihi_
["liuiuiuAiuij
mortal
poison
tO
SCt
;
poison; "/i"4""_3""-.
funJiiullh^aUhw^uafU "[d-lruiilp.
tO
tO
OUO
CaUSO
m-i/t^, Jhj'int. tupp.ni-giu'bhij
tlt^nui^
prisonersfree; ipilri_
drink
mortal
freed
the
fects
efn-uin^im-P-lruii,
from
a
poison;
to be absolved, or
to

remit

taxes

or

"

bitter

poison.
[swarthy.
P'a/" h S- b/""Hthe sabbatical year, or year of jubilee.
brown
blackish
a
to
let,to permit,
p-n/puipni-fu
p-nifpva.
p'n^/K.j/",
Or
p^ S.
^nJiffini^ ^n%l[i "lipy
to allow; to commit, to abandoji,to
and
stove
(tandoor).
oven^
to giveup, to forsake, eastern
resign,to yield,
of

sin ;

mmpli

or

mW

-Ph-uA,

31

fa-flP
P"'A4-

s.

scended
flow

shell-fish.

^n^uili,
uig
pay

s.

wages

n.

to
distil;

to

drop ; to sweat ; u,pni-_

down,
j-uipHhn, to suffer gonorrhea.
-

to distll;

nl-gl,VU.
^npkgni.guflilr,r,

provision; viaticum;
hire, salary, stipend;

to drop or sweat.
a;
distillatory
(fnplrfi)
fi'"l,tjni-jli^

to cause

benefice ;
k/jlr,i/r^,uri,u%
in
be
a
to
boardinghi-uu,'i,Iti_-,u^,
viaticum;
school; ~jh,"iri., qirpiiri,,
""-'^kpifjlri-l^i tO adiifiu^nlrl_
"niU"j

pension ;

and

to

P'h.ifug

substance

any

of waters.

the surface

Armenian.

Togarmah,

tj/. va.
p"o^/t./',

of
*P'"2^orp-"^^*.film
on

from

crippled,lame, maimed,

a.

mutilated.

p-nii

fa-flh

228

or
P'npP-is. bot. scammony.
P'n^iP^npPn^a. rank, flourishing.

^npP-npliir,Irgiy vu. to distil; to

drop, to fall drop by drop.
minister the viaticum.
for earin the ears
rings
a.
s.
stipendia- "p-n^fS- s. bore
ry;
P'nju/^m^fr^
-uMi-np
beams
in
or
made
hole
planks
;a
that has a benefice ; hired person;
for
a drag-rope.
gyman.
clerbeneficed
pensioner;
pensionary,
;
s. distillatiou
^npirgntjfh
p-/"^"7i_;/b
evacuation.
to
to
ejection,
hire,
keep
^n^ui^hiT,
irgl,va.
-

in pay;

to

//ys. arithmetician.
P'ot./"p.u?"

to purvey.

pension;

arithmetic.
u.
^ni^iupju'iiuiljm'h

suffered a violent
death of torture ;

^ninuiiHu^a. that
death, that died a

ering,
J. arithmetic, ciphP'/7LmpuAni-/3/,"_*/

numbers; algorism;

of

science

cipheringmaster.
n^uni.glt^-P-h-iu'ii
ad.
arithmetically.
^n.-ujp.u/i-opk'b
S
SUppUtatioH ,
^n^uiphpnt-P-ltt-'h
to beat to death.
date.
to
reckoning; epoch,
p-"",t./-,
torment, to
frj^ va
"C.
"C. S. ^ni^uifLufli
P'/n_.j/^4-.n
with
to
to
treat
torture, vex;
violence,
letter
arithmetical
s
,
^nt-iziflni
to beat,to strike,
to cudgel, to hit,to
number.
to
to
beat
to
death
vn.
bemaul,
; -^.r
tjl,va. to number.
P'.."_f"^^fri/',
be cruelly beaten; to be killed by
s. numbering.
fi'ni.uj^pni-P-[ii^h
to bo slaiu.
blows; ["uncp "nL.alrpl,,
numerical
; s.
numeral,
a.
fi'nuuiliu/r,
ing,
thrashP"""/""-'^
s. beating,
P""";/"-*'!
the
t*'
put
date ; epoch ; era ; ^yii/^
t~
blow, stroke; torment, vexation.
dated
dated ; ""/!,- unto date ;
date,
^nufnings. cudgel ; pruning-knife,
,""..
ib%hi^ to be beaten to death;
to
to
belabour,
maul,
*/Ay_,
uuiu/bu/bhij,

'

-"""-

hedging-bill.

arithmetic.

-""

s. datary.
^nt-ui^iu'tiuiq-lip
s
datary's
^nt-iuliuiiiiMiti.pnM-[H,t%

P"n/t.u.4/T,_,t
s. awl; packing-needle.

P'"7#i.'fc
s. grandson; granddaughter employment
,l/A,"_u,%ji

or

ofiice.

s.
ciphering;
p'#K-."4u,'fcnL/?/,i.'fc

grandchild; /?"^""_ip or
ren's
childdcscondants,
Pnri-,u%jj
[3-",LnLi,p
,

account;

era,

culation,
cal-

epoch.

children,progeny,
family.

s. date.
P*"7"_.j/(ru,^jf.ni./3/,ii
the
of
number,
same
a.
P"/7Lu.4/rj

age,
line-

race,

sfm. great grand-child.

fi'nn.'i.huij
s. great grandson,
P'/"".i/7^^/,
p-"^"^,^^

counted

[of mail.

pv^"^

i,^

fellow.

s.

frjfva. to aggregate.
p"/.i-u.;Jjt.r,
s. aggregation.
^"n..u,lign,.pi"Jb

s.

together ;

enrolment.
s. number;
p"/..-."4iui/;u^j
P'ni.iy fj s. S. P'/Af^; kitchen-

rag, tatter ; mail, coat

stove with

P""/"a.
falls; u.^^,

blear

tear

flows

that

""^/"j

down

eyes;

drops,

-^

fall;

s.

s.

alembic

"

cipher, figure;

; mark.

^nt.u.'r.^iuiif
,"j s. logarithm.
^m-oA^t/bhir,irjfpva. to number,
,

tained
p-o^mi- s. anything distilled or obdrop by drop;anything filtered. to
"

frying-pan.
,

number

blearedness.

P*'Y""*"'j
"'3

p'#itu/*2mi.1/3

; still; chem.

mark.

tj/. va.
P'/...,o^4fri/;

to

number,

to

count.

pelican.
cucurbite,

numeration.
s
p'ni-".^4oi_/3/,iA
.

-iiiru/ii
-iiiu'i,,
,
P'/tpif-iiiruiitl!/!

a.

de-

arithmetic.
ciphering,
p-ot/r^^u/W/i.

p-nb

P'/.^t^ni./s^t.'i,
s. opinion,
judgment,
mind, advice.
p"//!,*-./",
tj[,va.
to

calculate

to

number, to count,
rank, to range, to

; to

reckon

in a word ; -/"/r
4, .i^
; fer- ./l?
to
be
numbered, counted, enumervp.
ated;
to be
numbered
-

to seem,

believe,to

to

appear;

gated;
aggre-

to

esteem,

imagine, to.fancy;Rn"-/.

["ah, p-"i.[,p-^, it seems, it appears

that ; p-ni-kpi/li
it seemed, it appeared
that ; P-nt.[l
[lij [,%A ui/uul^u Pnu-li it
I

to me,

seems

think, I fancy,

lieve
be-

; ^iii''iiii.
Pni-l,^Irij what do you
think of it ?
pnip [liiAI think
p.iup,.n^

I think

good,

of it ; p.,u[".n^

cowardly, pusillanimous.

to

relax, to slacken, to unbend,

to

enervate,

to

debilitate ; to

let, to
permit;
^/u/^/r"^#to unstring the
bow ; /"/Aiui/ny to neglect,to abandon;
,

ditnot approve

hearted,
faint-

a.

"hiruM he thought it
p-nUrrfuii^
proper,
right,fit,
meet, he deemed it expedient;
%nnia
hC
tin-iMiyh
f"/f
la^uia
taiiui

m/fj

faiut-hcarteds.
fi'ni.i^aup,"nt.p[iJii
ness, cowardice,
pusillanimity.
mollusk.
s. soft;
{d'ni-iMM.Mntiipp
flabby;*,
s
raceP'nt-iuipai'i,
race-course,
ground; (hippodrome,circus).
tO lOOSCU,
DO.
#i"-j/i
^ni-iuijjni-^uflihir,

effeminate,to

well

or

untie; to enfeeble, to

it

Pv".^"h/y"",
upmuij

among,

to

to grow
hearted,
faintvn.
^HL-iuItiuMj",
u,^,y
to
be
to
dispirited,
grow
sened,
weak, to abate, to slacken,to be looto
decrease.
relaxed;

-^Irinjwithout
^u,uni.irnj
luii-u/liij
,

God's

permission.

looseness,relaxation,
p'/.t-^^/J/iti*.
lity;
slackness; weakness, feebleness, debifaintness,
languour; enervation,
you
uipui
effeminacy, softness; mnXhij to give
Pnt-[i iun,iup[iluiuiq
np
fEitjnp
p"^
^nn
do aSyOU
think fit ; npuikn 7S'^i;up,nn,._
relief; to set at liberty; to permit,
it is in fact, to allow.
piru,%%^ iri- [i%J Pnt-fi as
it seems
to me;i""f"
to displease;
so
a.
p-#,t./u Pluy
brown, tawny,
bread ;
%nnuM
'itiTtu
it
Pnt-h-qiutor J*"}"
swarthy, dark; 4."y brown
^"p
to woar
him.
or
displeased
[i iyuijiulili/j
qij-lr%n,-[j
in
dress
to
mourning, to
mourning,
in mourning,
to
be
tO CaUSB
VU.
put on mourning;
^ni^k-ijni-^iu'tilrir,
ni-tjl'
of

it;he

was

very

nant
indig-

at it ; trP-k
^Irifjif
p-uiin-nft [3-n,.[,
to
if
think
fit
it, you
agree
;

-,

-u

-u

to

to

or

appear,

to

seem;

show,

to

to go

mourning

into

; to be

plunged

in

[1
grief;
qt^h-ijni-^uiiilrij
^oMjgu^h^t
in mourning,
to dress
in
to
clothe
fig; uiiui^uuilim
/3-^y
to
throw
dried-fig;pibp p,in, cake of figs; black, to put into mourning ;
into mourning, to plunge in grief;("
hiun. Pifnj S. P'^t^//'.
in deep mourning: -^
P"/.*-/?pPy
s. mulberry ; ,iu{l,uiu,li
-a'i,u"ru,lih,uij
to brood;
white or black
s. brood, covey;
/" "tiumk-u
liuMiTukm,; p-p-nj
make

believe.

P-^J
P*#f"_j^,

"

"

"

o^upuili
,

ituin-

-"

drink

made

p-Py

S.

from

ries;
mulber-

P'P/!-%[,:or

-;p,

S. p-M,/-.

^ni-fun^
s. zool. porpoise,
sea-hog.

or
f^ni-fuui
s. dark
gloomy weather;
cloud.
female
fog,mist,
fi'n,-Pai/",
s. parrot;t?uij
p"/7t.,^/?
PuPli p-n^ s. paper; letter,
-; il'nppfili paroquet;- /uo"/. the
bills ;
talks.
missive,
epistle
fpt-ij
; com.
[eye-water.
parrot
to wrltc,to scnd,
i^iif.nt^ilri_,
^nL-Pli lAi^'ij or ""i"y
s. collyrium, uin-ui^lru
a
letter; aniiu^'iiui^an
p'"i.fS. P'nt.t.r.
[ments. to receive
S.
H.'/trpuu^i-l-p
sentiinstance;
; ifbitujfwl{u/u
P'f.i./ip
i^lrui^s. pi. opinion,
S.
umI^u/u
ad.
nately,
effemi^^thtuin-^iithpiul^iiMU
;
neral
gefaintly,
ujj
-III,
P'ni-iaipuMp
; "*^_
epistles; S. MiuPn,.qli^t-u,j
feebly,softly,languishingly.
fe. Tjp2^^
of mind, spiritweak
a.
P"#"".^u"i/^ui
less, ^tJlipuMliuili ^typiuullriniu^
Juipn-niSb paplrpiuliu/iip
; uipJ-hl'J
effeminate,pusillanimous.
cate,
paper, bills; S. T-^./iJi.,
per-money,
^nL-ijuJhpP a,j s. effeminate,deliPi^Py
Pnt-tiP'^uiuiuiuin- Jl' f(niiinpujli
feeble.
to
f"
s.
'H'"S'
effcminacy, a bit of paper; "f'^'".fr/_
^nt^luiJ'npPni-PliJii
of
book
the
leaves
a
turn over
; ffpm,
feebleness,delicateness, softness.
to put in p. ; "nnn.npki_,
of
weaknoss
[
"
s.
plri_
uipgu^
ft'ni-iuitnnnM-P^Jb
to tilot,
to waste p. ; ^u/iiui^
of
cowardice.
""^L
want
spirit,
IT
mind,

hemorrhoides.
piles,

-,

"

~-o

"u

"

"

"

"

p-nn

p-n-p-

250

or "knife;
s. poisoHousquality
^m-'bun-npnt-pji
4"/m^^/3^.^/?n;
paper-cutter
'iiu,,nu^[, or state ; poisoning.
writing p. ;
"i^pn.-p-lriu'ii
^"nJl-n-,
P^n-y S. P"/A^, P^^fL%;
letter-p.; mnJbuj^li note-p. ; """-.
hitntii
bed.
fiir
draWlHg
["m-uitl-pni^P-lrm'll
u/Y-m
kp /'P-'''i-n2_,
my heart throbp.;
,

blottingor bibulous
IS.

bOaru;

wrapping

"

packing

or

p.

sized

~"

^niJbiut-nphirthe growlingof
*^niiiP-ni%u,i_uMp2nsS.
P'/iiit//'

}P*iu'liAntupuipiitlh-nutn^

uilmu/i, waste

3bk

paste-

t^.; Pun--,
p. ;

j"--],
ufii_

old papers

p.;

; inuitni.^

bear.

inuiiui^pnL-P-lruttt

"

ill-developed,

a. thin, puny,
{i-ni-u{

printing p. ;
parchJhin-iMMiiiuplnui
2jt_
wove
'ment, vellum, (m^-/.^)
p. ;
India p.;
tracing
trpaii,iu%yinj
'liiuj,
,

half-grown (fruit).

P'n^n.S. mouthful ; S. P'm-^.

p-nt^ p-py s. sabre ; sword ; 4m_
uiiiililiku-i_,
^r,Aliu,h-uii_,
emery-p.,
sabre-cut, sword-cut;
glass-p.,
sand-p.; ir^i^j filtering-p.
;
Ppnj
pnt^iuft
sword
in hand ; ^y/"-/"
CO*
1-ntSlttui-nn l/^Ortiil uK-^uthi/u^l
f,Jihn-li'ii
uiuiu,.
to boast one's
loured,marbled or stained p., morocco
^niuijni-^ii/iit-ij
pui%Mhi
stamped p. ; lupt/iit-^prowess
hiding at home
P"
n-pn^jhuiij
; zool. swordweaver's
shuttle ;
brown
fish
:
smoothing p. ; ^^"-/?/ry4i
ly
{ppuiin.-lii,')
tar
machine
Armenian
note
mus.
an
()).
p.
Jb^h'uuiliiu'i,
p. ;
p. ;
made
vat-p.,handm.M,^"uiliiJbor -liuniiT,
Pvt^^'i.^,
pi'fnjox2b s. bitter orange,
laid p. ;
Seville orange ;
[unu, hot. balm-mint;
"i.uiquiiliuiplru,i_^
p. ;
ituin.
S.
fi,a,ip-ni-iiP-,
["fuiiri,-,
card,playingcard,
P*^A^.
Pni-pii^j
cheek : act of
('"rj"'4)
pack of cards ; ^u/.^
P-iRy
P"/7"_^*^
p-ftitnjs
-

p.;

"

'

at cards
cardp-,ip^u,[u,u,f_
game
,
to play
playing; or PiPl: [".'-ly.ij

baking

burning bricks and

or

earthen

S. ^ph-nti,.
vessels;
!" luiu^^P'lPnj
f!bliiTfimli^\ii_
^n,-p2_s. bath ; infusion ; f
P*ni-^"r,
to have
at cards ; ^jt pi,i,q_ uipiu/r,t[j
a
ifit-ijto bathe, to infuse,
game
to steep, to soak.
P-'lRt /""""*' *'"/"""there is no cardplaying at his house; t.4""/"t'i'
p-oL^ p^nj s. tuft of shrubs, bush,
47o/",
court-cards
bramble
Pn,_u/i,l,^jM"%j.\ir,
; un"^
; thicket, copse, underwood.
cards ; ".^Vi
'u'l.^P uHifd-jii. small
p"iii.^.z.y,
/is. arbour, summer-house.
n^iuMpt p-tupiTuttniup odd Card; p"/^
p-nt^ p^y s. spit,spittle
;
"Mip_
deal
the
cards
to
S.
to
J-ufiiy^^
[uum.^
P;puAt"r; uiJh/b
;
spit;
iuilib/j
^-"
to shuffle the cards ; .^k-i/^
"iik-f^
}fll!*u/bnq
O.
u/i,ti P^y
q-u
k "llluui'lilrij
it
is
4ll'"["lP-'lP-nj
P""7^/Tj s. lungs ; -^ itnjui^ufiisea_p"
your lead; p."i""^,_3#7i.j,z,7/t^^it"./aSr-,
nettles, medusa, rhizostoma, acaleto show
one's
hand; "]-liinhi_,^,irp^n)u
phans.
P-'lP-njto be in the secret; [uuip^uM^
[,lu,uq_P:ip[,to show tricks with
IuIti_
"nt-Pf,iSb S. l^notiiqutL. "C.
to tell fortunes
cards;4"/;^t^/3^7/3-"iif!
s. hot. lung-wort.
P*/j^u//o/."i
with cards ; u"^/i(^ui/ u^piriit-,,,^
_^
-

at cards

u.

",

glazed,enamelled

cards.

to cough.
*P"np.uiryn.
^n_f,,ujlfii
a. pulmonary, pulmonic.
s. fore
P'#Tp.u"i..u"^
part of the lungs,

p-ni-i^,p-irpf,,pnj s. bank, mole;

causeway, pier,dam;- iu.i.^ gunwale,
,

breast-works.

the stomach
and
[(speech). or the part between
p-ni-^/mpt^,
a
poisonous; biting the lungs.
[breast,chest.
thoraX
P"""pu"mni-%
P'opinniAS
and
^"^"upu,^ ^fi,l"rS
f9-"yV/
s. consumption, phthisis
p-fT^mjuii,
;
.

a.

lA-n^iiuiJ,
-^,jja.
,

full of

poisonous; envenomed.
act
fi'n,_%uimni.ni-i3[iijb
s.
veneficc,
of

consumptive, phthisical.

nomous,
poison,ve-

poisoning.

*\/^np^a.
tough, difficult to
whose
cheeks
a.
P'.tuY/.^
bloated.
puffy,

envenom.

to

poison; to

are

full,

S. P*/l.^M^"A
\li*a-nil"iu%
^"".u/liflir,
Pn.k,uj S. P-zi^AiA
\^n.Pn.u,ir,
"uj^ ft'n.Pn.yj',
tj/f11)1.
"

P'ni.%""_"pk.j;
DC.
i.^f,

masticate.

PP2

251
to

to
flutter,

flap,to flyabout

to elevate,
Hprnf, if^aiui ,i."i,itiru

mind

the
s.
^a.(.f_,
or
soaring ;
flight,
-^
star ; -4. tTmiu^ flightof
falling
luHutiu
-

; ^"l

bird

^pk'"^ I'ifan-llh, a
is worth

two

to exalt

''"[i
Atn-fV ^"/%

in the

in the

p^

hand

bush.

^^- S- S/'^'"/'""z,'
"C'
P'/""/'""'f,'
to give loose
to one'^
liMu/nt^phiMiii
to
let one's fancy
genius or pen;
ramble
uinint-jj
; -^
wpJui^k/j to take

,unXlr,r
^pMiiirhir

wing
to

to
flight,

or

soar
as

it flew

by, in

air.

the

VU.
P'n.ai.^iu'btj;
nt-gft

tO

to strike with

va.

sabre.

^^pu,iniJ[i,
s. sword-fish.
^P"lilt"i'iik
PY""At s. phenix (bird).
fi'phir,
k-gl va. to knead; chem. to

one's

wing
flight,
high ; /"-i"" flying,on the

on

wing,

the flat of

amalgamate.

[oxalic (acid).
\a'pP%"uiim'i/(ppnt-nt-wiMJ
ckem,
a

to

CaUSO

to elevate,to raise, to exalt

fly; f^ffthe mind ;
np-b-i-uto spread out the

chem.
s.
^pP'i,2i""'

wings.

^pP'i.2^,-li
2!ib s. bot. sorrel ; turk.
^pPni-p Ppnj s. caterpillar,
grub.

ytLnt^qnt-

alate.
saccharate,ox-

it.ni^itunn*

volatile.
a. flying,
^n-^liu/ii
to vibrate; to
^pPn-hj; hgl, vn.
s. volatility.
f/i'n.^ul^iu'iin'-P-lit-'i,
|3*"".^u.%
s. flight;
f pn-imbl, in flight, shudder ; to tremble.
in flying.
*\^pPn.l.i_%.
^Pn-lil,^.
vibration ; quake
iioi-""-, sail of
s
P'n.^u/^uA
s. wing;
P'pPa-nM.i/i
tremour.
a
ship ; mech. fly-wheel.
to fly,to take
P'pPn.ntSi,,
^pPpiuliiu%a. vibrating
vn.
P'.i^/.iT,
p-ii-lruij
;
to
that shudders,
t
o
oscillating;
t
rembling;
soar
flight,
["iIuimu^
escape
;
,

one's

mind,

to

memory,
to be

one's

of

out

go

quakes

voice.
thrilling
.iiu/'i.
ing,
s
.
\/^pPpwli good speaking, flatter-

pu/j,[,% to

forgotten;
divulge immediately, to make
-

public.

fi'n.^iuip.uA
/fjs. ornithologist.
s. ornithology.
^,i.^uMp.uM,ni-Prltt^i
s. ornithomancy.
^n.^iM,^inujni-[3-pt3"
P""i.^/"i2s*uA2"*,
fj s. humming-bird.
dealer

in

birds,

bird-seller.

fawning,

deceitful.

a.
creaking (wheels).
\ii'pPp,uliufi,
nure,
^plip, Ppfiij s. cow's dung; ma-

^n.^,uiluj7Cu,n.
uijs.

soil,compost.
burn
or
ft'pittiT,
t-j[,va. to bake
(bricksor earthen vessels).
brick-kiln.
P*^4-"rj
"/_j s.
s. burning, baking.
fi'pitnLai,
P'pi)-t;iii_a.
burnt, baked;
p-^S-oii,
,

s. aviary ; bird-cage.
{i'n.^iuipu/i,
(i'n.^tuipuiiMii
l"js. large black kite.
little bird.
or
s. young
m^ipi-u ^ni/^,brick; terra cotta.
P'm.^//r4
s. belt,shoulder-belt.
p-pfiaiui
^n-dinpu uij s. bird-catcher,fowler.
P'pJlr,r,
^n-^npuni^p-f,!^s
bird-catching
tjf va. to wet, to soak, to
;
mix with water
to go shooting, fowling, steep ; to knead
or
kpP-u,/^/i
;
,

chem.

bird-catching.

^"-iT'L""
flyingthe flying.
P'/i.^ni.ffi
s. the flight,
fowl ; p^"""-_
bird,
p-zt^ntA ^"j s.
the
Pt^,,
winged tribe; a. flying,
-

to dilute.

8. Wp!"-"ir.r.
*{i'p!ai,u.r
s. bot. lupine.
^pitni-u
^pii2b l^y s. bitter-orange-tree.
s. bot. gladiolus,sword
fl'pni.^
lily,
"

songsters, corn-flag.
pent
^pni-jju/[ij s. rag, tatter ; glass
singingbirds \- oi, winged serpression beads,
or
rings, "c.; trifles,
toys.
dragon ; pm* word or exened
p"^"u/a-a. bathed, wetted, moistslippedby chance ; u//i"."cock bird;kt
hen bird;tf"j^%"'i
; s. S. P"""-/7^.
P'p^j; Irjl,va. to bathe, to wet, to
singing or song-bird; p-yi- Pn-^ynj a
volatile ; -^

the feathered

the

"

"

bird's nest
a

bird's

ii.niiu,%uji_
f piinj q^-

moisten

to go

nesting; ila/u^ujlipn-^y

ing,
bird-cage ; 2"Vn"-#if^/.i.%
Pn.^iy warbltwittering,chirping; npuui/j to
fowl; S. ^n-^infin"ni-P^t%'^^ iitpiu^
,

to
fnt-Pt-Mui/p^luuu/iit-ij

lightning;to flyas

swift

arrive
as

like

bird;
-

cerate
; to drench, to soak ; to maone's self;-^.r t;n. to wet
to get tipsy,to booze;
l-l^ii-nilj
u,_
iPoPn^jyT
uiiFoPy to perspirefrom

luit.

shame

; to blush

for shame.

p P"/"^""j
"pikJ'vn.to steep,to soak,
to macerate.

P-OP*

dhllt

i 32

get well,

to

^ppuiJ-niiniia.
gathering manure.

to

to

get up,

to devote
q^luiTi'uiii.op
,

evacuate, to
"Au"o^/"7y to

to

vna.
^'i,^h,r,
Ircjli

"void, to go to stool
stale,to dung.

;-

be cured

self to

one's

iruniliufuto shed its

wither, to lose the flowers ;
ered
[i i^iuit^iuadu With[3-o[3-tui^huii__
h-iuiiltti
flower
faded
or
["
; [3-oP,"il,k-ju,'ii
themselves
far
'i.Jhi'iikthey removed
him.
from him, they abandoned
commerce;

leaves,to

a. like bushes, bushy.

^'iliiutniru.uti
P'//'4s. shrub.
p-i//i7L,"
thick, bushy, full of
a.

"

wood,
s
quake , shock ;
^op-uiifini-ifii
thicket, copse, brushwink
of
[S. (3^."4"6-t"r."ip,i,[i
palpitation; uiliufi,,
P^oj^ij a. full of spittle; uiniilri_the eye.
P'o*/, /y s. humidity, wet; rainy
to
rain ; shower.
to spit upon ; fig to scorn
vn.
weather,
,
abuse
pest;
shower
to
down
on.
shower, storm, tems.
^'i.'i.ifiilikj.p
despise,
bushes

;-p,

s.

bushes.

frfc

Jd^uAtiT,
Pi^l
; to

out

spit upon,
vomit,

spout ; to
to
slight,
to

to

throw

to

up ; fig.to

disdain, to contemn

treat

with

openly,
point one's

to

scorn,

finger at, to
S.

spit; to spit
to cast,to
fling,
to

vna.

nought

set at

Pi/^PiptiT,I,/"oulr^,

to

i/m^-'v
-

there

is

it threatens

o^j.

storm

gathering.
P"oini,m a. wet, showery, stormy.
P*o2.a.
broad, wide (coat, boot).
or
^o^iI.mT,
hijujj vii. to grow weak
to
to
to
faint, decay,
languish, droop.
storm

"

sputter;

iu^/i"-^" to spit blood; 1^"^ t-ptuu

to Spit upou
or
a
jhiihu.i m-pni.^
-,

in his face.

person,

s. spitting-pan
or
p^uA..j ("^^u/^u"%
,

box, spittoon.

P^i"p".^Ps. ptyas, (sortof asp).

P^^fr//',A-jf vn. to spit often,or
continually,to be always spitting.
p-^i".-.r,
p^f, S. p-^"%t.r.
s.
p-^nt-flSi
spitting,
expectoration;
spittingof blood.
luptru/ii,
p'o/?"o;^4-.r,
frjf va. to shake, to
jolt , to move
violently; to beat
down; to throw
down, to overturn;
to repel, to remove;
to drive
away,

to wink;
qj-n^,to shake off the
to make
dust;
shake
or
^h.lin,flhi,
the bed;
up
i^nii, to shake off
shake
or
sleep;
nwiJr to throw
off the yoke ;
,^""^",^* to shake,
-

3- (zhe)J^k
alphabet,and
\ J-

to

tremble;

to

destroy, to ruin;
a
sword;
t
qim^f,,
in^
to
of his
ouo
doprlve
iiinuijnK-iuh^nj
to

brandish

wealth; juTliufitin
-,

an

eye;

one's
to be

to

-{tiT

vn.

self; to

go

the

out

to fall,
to
light;

of, to lose

J-, ten

2_

and

nants
conso-

; tenth.

It is sometimes

letters

letter of the
of the

confounded
^

for

with

example

"lij-if-hi,
'li^jf.hi,
; it,J-[unjJui^njj- ; D,c^_
,

arouse, to agitate
to

away,

sparks,or

be

the tenth

the sixth

twinklingof
retire;

dispersed,dissipated;to
to throw

the

s.

kle,
spar-

flashes of

despoiled,
deprived

u^in.u//""ni-^
-,

to

become

S'uiJ-s.
tow: sweepings;earthquake.

d'.uJ-J'riL.li^
s. witchcraft,
sorcery.
^uiJ-ni-Uhs. earthquake.
*" S""/"'"-i]
a-utfiS. tJ"""4
*d*^/"
1

dirt.
sweepings, filth,

[dust-pan.

disheartened,to dismay one's self,

to
*^u,/u%nj *^t^i"j s. heap of dirt ;
lose heart, courage;
s. bot. horse-radish;
(u//umu."t^") i'lufiii.c^
spurge.
/.4/i.-u/i^o,_f?iit
to gather strength,
d'"'4.ftjr
or /i"-j s. fetid odor,stink;
,

d-u.ir

34

and
1

thus

Night

of the

those

luiuL-uipui^

^loP-iuiphut^

equinox; -^ ^uifmi-npuM^,The
to
Kings ; um'i,^u^Iti_
^-o^
old,to advance in years ; "y'"-

season,

Books

of

grow
l(i

lurt-tui-Oin

uhq.
moment;

t"niil'iiii_otn

1 I

ini_iituthtull

p.uMi-tnLuili

12

ihuiitulh-ni-

dp-uinhitii

"4

yuaiiiuL-otn

i)

^L.UuiT\hu

iluiph/^^i, to make
jo^m-m
uA_
good use of time ; ^npn,.iiiubiri_,

s.

d:uj;u^"f,lt'
""y s,

q-k"H

away

one's

able
favor-

or
-/" tfU,uu uMiiu,ut-i_,

the favorto yisM

[prayer-book. auiuiulri^q-fiuinii^-l,
to
able
moment
ii-inui%lri^,
;- """i.'ii/i"-/_,
brGviary;hours;

watch

and

find

clock-

occasion

favorable

; nhin^h"_q-'b S.

maker.
watch
s
^usiTiaif.npifni.p-lii-'ii
clock-making,clock-work.
.

and

/r%,

"inu.ir
-^

make
uin^iti_,ipilruto

an

the

assign

to

since,not

time

late ; n^uiuliuiM.
time
a long,long
since,
long
-^
since
while
long
,upini;
-qp
ago,
at
it
then
was
one
saw,
kp uilruu/iihij
/r%,

a.

^ia,/h,q.i^i"
s- horoscope, nativity.
a
^uiinuj-lip
appointed settled
that period one
fixed,assigned; s- S. 3-"i/"/;".^^"n-/?/f"-%;
.

Q^irt^tl/*;
wl^ p-Ua^

short

a,

nity
opportu-

or

long since, lately,of

s. horography.
c}-""/;"^/"""-/?^t-'"'

appoint,

waste

^'miHa^lip^fiinj

to

favorable

time, to while
moment;

find

to

u'bh-i

to lose,to
^n,.^u,'hiTi_,f--%

yard.
^"u,ru,p.uMli
s. church-yard,
^uiWiup-ui^jf.
j,^$. astrologer,caster
of nativities.

appointment;
place,time,

am.

saw

%,y ITi-*-^ in

"w.

il^u"^^u._

-o^

the

of Vardan

the time

Great

; jaiL-m-pu

unpui

"lu^

of his

in remote
~uu
ages;
epoch; ^ ilujifkJl,
in
a short
time,
/.,ii,"-if_,[iauj^Mui. -[",
in
-{",at
a moment;
f Jprn-tT,fi "iiJl/h
J-uiinMni-liiru,^
uiiii^n^ at the appointed
in these
time ; /"jymffb
time.
the same
i-iaj;u,f.pnM.p[ii_%
s
appointment , latter times, years or 'days;u/inf-uutlfii
thencstime, place of meeting, rendez-vous
or juin.ui2lii'
[i
u/iiuift,
""j
;
fixed time, term, appointed time, asthe earliest or olden times ;
signation.forth,from
this period,
towards
'hnil^'u
-o^
about the same
time; ^t"/"^ "l''' po^"

day

or

of

rendez-vous.

meeting, or

-"

"

-uia

Mun.

"

'

erful

^iai/:"^uMi
a.

horary

uA^J/.tA

short

time

for

angle.

i'uiirutli.^pii.nM.p-l,
s. canonical
hours,
divine

that

at

A-uiifiulin^,
(,s. beadle.

[ral.

a. transitory,
d-mj/iu^aj./pny^
tempochu"/Li4u"^,
/, -iuifb s. rattle ; bell-

-1/

with

time,

in

from

-",

""n.

t^

provisionally
,

the

time

long run; (Aq. or /""""

to time, at intervals,
and

or

OVlutJu

aundlili

^""f/io"-

anon

qujjl.
"u

mech.

period, for the present;

of time,
time, in the course

ringer.

time,

some
f*'^_.

then, ever

and

now

certain

-/"-_

in

service, hours.

time

-op

crf

uni^Jp.
V
ll}"t ""/'""'/'

tujitnu^ti

"Utah

tun-

t^'t

~uiL.y

~"

clock-work.

"

MMttfu ~-uMaii
if^tfujpinnfnlithen, at that
^utJTuirni-inWtni,g. lutroit.
time, in those times, at that epoch,
A-^tTu/i,a. arriving quickly ; that
during that century ; {"-fV jnpnt-iT.
which
hastens ; hurried,hasty, quick, in the time when
; /A7-mJlrbiyii
at all times ;
to
prompt ;
once
,uniilri_,
liu,gni.,juii,L-i_,
upon a time ;
to arrive ; to forestall,
there was
cause
to anticipate. once
fi^ ion...
formerly
;
;
time
I
remain
shall
some
%iri_.uii.
Ak-^,
time
(]"uii/Lu"/u"^
J, or kuhi, u/j s. time;
long
J[,i.u
; put.
among
you ;
s.

"

"

-u

"

-o#t-,

-u

ant-lP
kiil^ p
; century, epoch, period ; age ;
ttMyfutu
the end
of life,death; the present
this work
has
cost
me
life,our
times; season;
opportunity, putnnt-if "p itf^tttp hit

year

"It

in

titiL.

leisure ;

tense;
correct

appointment;

ast.

time

time

mus.

2^"^.f

,"

-,

; gr.
true or

much
are

no

time

longer

Jiu

tn

itj

l"U ttiju

ittiu

time ;

much

tnat

quires
re-

you
; 4."utu.^4- -^n
the end of thy
,

child:

-"ii
Jjtfpi mean
; iu^t"..uy/A days is therefore at hand ; ut'bgu^tk
solar
time flies.
; lumnhiiui/iui'i,sideral
;
"C S* "utltiou"c*
fl'^liu,^iuum,nu(iiy^i equinoctial ^utilmititiliiup.ittit
-

"

au.ir

2;

fixed

vri. to arrive.
A',ii,/;"%[,j;
Irijiuf
fi- horal, horary ; s. tima3"."./iA/,2.
table ; S. {jiiliuiPm-./P
(|"/u"/;u?"u^u"i^/yi
if-piuij s. chronicler,
'fixa.t
chroiiologist;
chronological;-^ s.
a.
arrives,or cornea;
i'ui,ru,%n,i_a.
^*UMil\uUluht.
um/jutp.inft

established

at

ad.

or

time.

chronicle.-

thatis

a. chronological.
(h'u//:""t"u"^""^^)u"^i"li
to chrO"
va.
A'luinu'builiuiii.pirJ',
lrjj[i

nicle,to
on

write

chronicle

; to

write

able.

(forthe mass).

cruet

^uiiruiiin^,
uij s.

-"iiniJlh
^iuifu/hni-P^t^i

the

uiumn^

arrival,

s.

coming;

ration.
ripening,matu-

chronology.
s. chronogra^u"ru,'i"oii,u^[,ni-PliJii

mischance.
J.."./L/^,/.^,fs.misfortune,
to the

a. punctual,exact
; chronology;chronicle; qpPi,i,"//.p ^ui,ruiuiu,c,

phy

-P-hu/ii

advanced
t^uiiru/i.uiliiunu.'ii^
a

years,

appointed,watchful,vigilant;
to seek, to look out for, to spy,
ij!tilri_,
to watch, to be on the watch, to keep
time

anachronism.
.

in years,

stricken

aged,

in
very

old.

watch

t}'ia,/;a'i"i,f^,a/i,ou
["s. chronologist.
acal..
chronologi^'uMj;,!h,"liu,luouuiliiu'ti
,

to lie
il^ilri_,
^u,p^'i,u,l,uii_

for,to be

wait

the

on

in

for.

watch

hours,
s. canonical
^u"ru,uiujni-Pliiii
divine service.

that kills,or
^luiruiifuiTi.un.
uii) n.
loses time, loitering,
lounging,trifling;
il^lru to kill,or lose time, to trifle,
time.
to loiter,to while away.
loitering
s
J"""f/:".%,u^,ui^^-i"
falling
^,uJ'u,4.n-2C,u,i.ni-p-lii^"
s. expiration,
close ;
due, term, last moment,
trifling.
"/"^_
piration
./I/A, appointed time; assignation;exi'ii"n,j,"tr,f^,
-i[[,s. church, temple,
s. chronology.
i^""/h/b,ui,"/"oi,ni-P-T
a. of time;temporal,
(]""""/;o^/"a^iu;}./,7/
recent, modern, of our
worldly;
-",

"

of

chapel,house

agreed upon.

term

contemporary
i'l-inM.'i.ut^u.lilg
a

coetaneous, synchronous, happening

at the

Jewish

li-kl'jsynagogue,

chapel.

time.

same

of prayer.

carage
i'u,ini,,"ni-'ii
s.
parsonage-house,vi-

priest.
asynchronical. i'.uirujp.ap
fs^iu,ru!ii,uliu,lin,"liuiiM
.uj s. officiating
clock ; watch ;
s.
synchronism.
^uiiTiujiyj
jni-jjli^
iJ"u.j;"'ir,,,^,"^.j"t./3^/.tis.
that measures
a
TCoiCij/ii-ti/jiu^nii
; innluijl^
^uidh/buiiiiu^M^
p endulum
,

S. J"uf"/uAu.4"'i_"'^
chronometer;
j
electric clock; ""/"fr"-_
lrih_pu,[iuili,u'b
the
shows
that
utjjfbsun-dial; a,i-,uqhhour-glass ;
a.
^.uJ'iu'iiuiliui^njg
short
of
fuuiiia/umi-np anchor
clepsydra;
2iiy
^aiilU/JiuMliui^npa.
temporary,
watch J Miiu,%aii.ni, lever watch
duration;
watch
'^"^li
keyless
;
s.
n.l[uui[ni[,
teuiporari^iiii/}i/ii,u^,a^npni-P-['tii
repeater, repeatingwatch; ^"//"_
ness, transitoriness,perishableness.
porary;
tem(watch or clock) ;
op-ni-gl"i_ alarum
Qtttjt/iuiiui/^li-tui
liht^ ^J^/i-tiib
musical
poral
temwatch; jtii^iui^f^:.
hpuiJ-^uili
transitory;-i^uy 4iupi^,
hour and quarter
watch,
rewards
mundane
striking
or
^Ii
; -^lru,j^
seconds-watch;
watch;
riches
pnuikiu^y^
earthly
; -^l^u/ii
; temporality
clock;
[uiplr^-,
eight-day
genitive of d'uMJu,iiuili
n^Pophuij
watch
set
one's
*o
right;
to
assign,ap^uiirmt.uliir.r,
point ""-"u"Ltr
tjf va.
clock
wind
^'^
a
; ^u',
fix a term.
or
up
u;'c'^LIT
to
clock
t^^^
*o
*
pieces
to
;
to
arrive;
^.uinu'iihii;
i^L IT
Irjl,vn.
mm-ifi
to
watch-key
;
to pass ; to ripen;
pu/iiiuit-jnL.j[i
happen, to come
; ^^jP-iy
be able; to have time or leisure; n^
uiiuuthiJii
-jni-jliwatch-case
watch-chain
pi"j-/."-i
i^pk
to have
;
no
time; to be unable; -jnA-j/.

chronometer,
;
[time.
time-keeper,time-piece.

or

counts

the

time

s-

-,

-,

-,

-,

"

'

"

'

"

tO
gain
ff''^4P'liiif-tMit^nnni^p-lru/b
the throne, to succeed to the throne ;
"

-,

words

are

realized.

happen.

; 4^i*/_

-^""-al' to
"

; S. d'luJ'.

strike

ni-j/i to causB
d'u,j;"'i,lrjai.jui%iiir,
or

'

s. dial,dial-plate;
^"uii/^ujni^juii
"^u#^
index
dial
the
hand,
; uMptM.uyl-% sun-/.
vtt.

to arrive

-3"'-3l' tick-tack

if-jt^puM^iut-juuiu^
luuatlrifuiliiu'li
^npfiifniiiu^iiiil
ntuiffb phi-hn-uijliii
;

32

A-M.'i,

d-U.'i,

256

wicked, bad,'
ov
fii)
iMig a.
ious,
profligate
; mischievous, hurtful,noxbaneful; pestilential,
injurious,
^lu^im

equinoctial,polar,horizontal
sideral,
dial.

s.
^u,J/rpif.n,-P-l,L-'b
performance of
scene,
contagious; obpestilent,
service; S- ^iu,/h,uix,jni-P-liJr,pestiferous,

divine

MuiLuii-ouiL-uth

"

matins

yphtiiniruili

"

lascivious; bitter,

wanton,

vespers.

sour,

to

harsh

the

taste

plague, contagion;

o^

;
,

""/"""

foul

air;-^

the Furies.
^u.,rni.^
alms, charity. \j-"luuM,l!b^
Ifs. offering,
i-uiiiuiuip-Mupoj,
to vomit, to throw
Ig a. immoral, wicked,
^tyP^ik-ir,
va.
lrj[,
,

up ; to bubble

of evil manners,
perverse.
gush out ; fig.to
malignant,
to
(l.,"i."7^pi-^a.pestiferous,
utter;
pour
u,p[ii:i,
to vomit
blood.
p
estilentialpestilent,
maieiaciOT
s
^""iiP^ni-'Ju
^iMMitiiiuMiunnhr
s.
vomiting; eruption.
,
A^ui/iufi^ s. tooth, indentation; scoundrel, rascal; obscene, immodest;
contagious;
rock;
f h-niln,.,shoal, reef, shelf, pernicious, pestilential,
sunken-rock.
ferous
pestisand-bank,
[shelvy.
guii-, 4wp,ii-u-irpest,plague,
a. rooky; jagged; shoaly,
A'u;jn.u,i.iT[,
scourge.
edness,
s. misdood, wick^u/buiunf-npirn^pf
obscenity,
3-"*^, d-u/iili,
rascality,villany;
nj s. rust, verdigris,
oxyde; rustiness ; venom,
poison; libertinism.
s. sycamore-trce.
blight,mildew:
moss;
^u/binMuP-qh'iil,
plague, pestilence.
(fruit).
^u/Lu,iup-ni.q_s.
sycamoro
towickterious,
^uAuiitJ-ni-m a. abandoned
cJ-""^/^u.pt^.
-pni-qlua.deadly, delebaneful.
pestilent,
edness,verywicked,remorseless,hardvenomous,
full of rust
a
^,Jh,f.,uiPj
quite ened in sin.
rusty, rusty.
^u/iMu,mlu,nfijs. plague ; pestilence,
[ous.
^uiiiq-uj/uiani
a. venomous,
pestifer- contagion,mortality, disease ; 4""^4u"_
to plague, to infect
^uAfuii^tl,-^"'p ct. rusty; corroded
"ii/r/j
"/"/^ui4t^-^'-"
"with verdigris ; mildewed, blighted;
with the plague ; i,u,pl=-,ui_p
-k
plagueto rust, to oxydize, to mildew,
iiin.'i.irij
stricken, infected with the plague ;
to blight; ib'iih^u
to grow
/" tfopntX the plague
rusty,to
'zCuipuilih-auitoxydize.
out
in the army;
tttn/u,-{"
[dation. broke
A'ui'i"l.u,^u,[,nL.p-[,iii
s. rustiness,oxy[tiferous.
plague-spot.
up

; to

"

forth, to vomit,

tuti

'

d"""^f-"i"i. A-a/ii^uin.
s
a.

mor^ii!iiu,uilu""uliiifb
a. pestiferous;

verdigris ,
rusty, mildewed, blighted.
,

rust;

mildewed
i'u/ini.utn.nt-P^liiJi,
s.
rustiness.

(^u.'b.nu.liirb
sf. she-devil,fury.
of a harsh
^"Muiiuiiui,uiii'a.

state;

[sonous.

a. rusty; venomous,
^uAii-iui-np

sour,

of
a.
3-".i.nu#4m/t".j

poi-

va.

to rust, to

oxydize ; -"././/"
vn.

to grow

rusty, to oxydize.
"c. S. ^u/iiut,"o.
O'ui'ijil.

evil

an

tenance,
coun-

; malignant, malicious.

stern
%lrir

taste,crude,

bitter.

J"""%m".4,u^a.infected,plague-stric
en;

pestiferous.

s. infection()-"ii'i"""(u4u"^ni_/?^"-ti

Jiu"%"-,^,
furnished
a.
^u/iilr-.np

with

Q*u//fmui^f7in

"C.

D.

^ui^ta^n

in

0[/C.

tusks, tusked, tusky.

^ujliujtui/tu^{5. ff^ujltuiiupiin
d""'^44t"" s. marks
of teeth.
^ui'itujiu'iiuiJ',
to fall into a
vn.
uijufi
chu'V' ^"-w ^'""'I'tfL
to
become
s. tusks,
"birtitj
passion,
enraged, angry;
teeth of wild beasts ; the molars, or
to become
ferocious, cruel; to degenerate
grindingteeth;fig.face,wry face,look;
to rot.
; to spoil,to get spoiled,
~4"U"3' elephant's tusks, ivory;
of bad
^u,'i,mu,u,lr"l,i_a.
ill-favoured,
to seize with the teeth,
iup^,u'i,iri_
j"_p
aspect,ugly.
to force one's teeth into, to bite.
s. acquafortis.
^u,'iiu,u,2ni-p
*

"

"

-"

"c.
d""'''lii

S.

"c.
^"""''""tt

a"o"/iii-

^^uj%nM-iup
[i
qjiin,
(kind of carriage
used
,

born

on

camels).

the

backs

of

uiL.

i^u^imuignL.^in'iilrJ',
n^/i va. to
s.

palan-

in the East,
elephants or

wicked
; to

to

or

cruel, to

to
irritate,

divest

enrage

reudcr

ty
of humani-

; to

spoil.
bot. holly.
i^iul,mmilini-i_S.

corrupt,

J"lMb

a"^n

257

0-"u%""(41i
a.
dirty,nasty.
filthy,
bitterness
A'ii,%mni.[3-l,ii,
s.
of

patrimony ,

age,

succession

seizure,

ness
harsh-

possession ; diocese ; ecclesiastical

,
cruelty; state, the clergy; [3-n,[nui_np^i.nj
to
ferocity,

taste; rage;

leave
inheritance to one's
perversity, impurity,vice;"/i"4 -pZ
an
son;
plague,pestilence.
JlrpJ-lrij
^uimu/lilri_,
[i-P-IAik to
iiplilr[_
of
^'u,uiui^ii%
s. hem, border
disinherit,to depriveof inheritance,
L-lfbu,^
a
*to
off with
cut
garment, trimming; purl (oflace);
a
shilling;u,a^",^
to have
furbelow; riband, string;ferret;galin inheritance
loon; "ibSh[,
; f,
lace.
to
iu tho
liiiJilrn.hi_
placo ouo
qitf.
,

-,

to hem,
^"u,"iu".p,kir,
tgf va.
to
to
to
border, trim;
lace, ornament

with

lace

church

to

or

i'lun-.yi^^
s.
chamois, wild goat
Alps.
s.
^'"in.ui'i.f
heir, successor;
H.J

career;

-ptru,%
[tpuii^iuiij

puiii

-P-p,

hereditarily,

by inheritance.
s. chem.
^/ii^f.n%
zirc_on,
jargoon,
zirconium.
^uipii-n'bjin'ti
s. chem.

ribands.

or

ecclesiastical

or

of

the

owner,possessor;beneficedclergyman;
Q'^hrLtu.t-nno.

i'J-ufi,uj,j

WOT"
^u^Jplrhiul^Malluiipl
tan.iMip^ihnt.P'iru
t

thy

inheritor

t'-his

or
joint-heir,

"

inflammable

matter.

animalcule
i-J-iHuli^Ji/hii-ps
,
insect,worm;
shell,shell-fish: buzzing.
humming, buzz; S. zJ

of his father's virtues.

a. hereditary.
fiii^u.i^u/b

a-

Q^uiiit-iut-.nn
s.

coheir, coheiress.

*"

-heiress

s. co-inheritiug, *c}'?2i"
a. inattentive,
neglectful.
i'mn-uAfml/^n.-Plii-'ii

sharing in inheritance.
^uin-u"'^/f.u"..""".
s- patron
advowe

that

a.

d'Hu.i s. mti-fi
^"l"'a. that searches, inquisitive
living,
;
living, bold,brazenfaced, impudent,importunate,
"

of

presents

a
a

that

gives an ecclesiastical benefice.

^"iiu.u/ii^uiaint-ni-[3-{ii-%
s. advowson,

patronage.

troublesome.

d"/'^'t-ptug
a.
active, busy, stirring,
diligent,lively,brisk,vigorous ; /i-_
! now!
be lively!courage! cheer
/""^f"
ad., diligently,
^
unweariedly ;
up !
to quicken the pace, to advance
i^iuii_,
bravely,intrepidly.
swiftly,
,

heir
s.
^iiiii.u/bii.Mai-ait
,

lan

sor;
; posses-

beneficed
clergyman, incumbent.
cccleslasti$,
^ujn.ui'hi^tMiL.npnt-P-jt^^i
cal benefice,living.
Jv"a.u"ti^"-ir,
frj/rva. to inherit,to
Succeed
to, to take possession of, to

a.
i^fipaiJ^lip
very

active, very

gent,
dili-

brisk,very vigorous.
seize ; nn^
to inherit from ;
JyiK./i[ija. niggardly,stingy,mean,
quf,p,"
cious,
to gain the
affections ; --^u"/i-"q./'/#i.i._
avaricious, sordid, covetous, tenaparsimonious.
pfit^iig Mfi^uMiLu'iiiujubhuMu'to inherit
the virtues, the glory of one's
tors
ancesto be niggardly, sordid, parsimonious.
to
quiaipiru^Mu
ntJitntX
;
acquiro
giness,
s. niggardliness,stinJ^^a.mnt./^/.t.'fc
a
glory;
glorious or renowned
name,
overwhelmed
with
avarice,
t
o
be
sordidness,
tenacity,
i/uiiToP-,
shame.
parsimony.
fusion,
s. conS'/inpa. confused,indistinct;
make
to inherit or posturbulence,
tumult,
heir,to cause
uproar,
sess
hubbub, clatter,rout, rattle,dreadful
tM^iuIiifutliutq
ualiJipli to
; UMbnK^i
to go
achieve
great renown;
qlinpnt.uu, or deafening noise ; iu,^'ni-i_,
to rave,
ma,d or crazy, to be delirious,
to cause
to perish.
beside
one's self,to wander;
to be
he who inherits.
^uin.ut'iiii^li^s.
is such a hubbub
one
Jtit
there
k
heiross
s^lun-u/iiif-npn.
holr,
;
lag
self.
hear
one's
cannot
inherit
to
[pilri_
Ma'iiiriui,l,^
lil/iiu,^
life ; 4iyiiti[i
Im/b
eternal
^[unphj; hgl va. to confound, to
uMn.iii^yiini.p
to perplex; to make
to
inherit
the
noise,to
confuse,
or
possess
Jfbhi_
to
rouse
virtues.
alarm,
up.
paternal
herit^[unprn-Uhb. U*lunpS^
s. inheritance,
jpuia.u^inu.f3-1
-

very

"

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258

i-lumuiliu/i,
a.
negative.

3"^"lA-^
a.
deniable,which

be

may

pi^u

to

hold

an

to
sitting,

unite in council, in

assembly, to

denied.

*o

dismiss

convoke

"u[iiu,_

assembly;

h^'LHr'
/b^
in
gainsay, "itlruto be convoked, or convened
to disown, to disavow; to falsify,
to
to
excite
to
council ;
bellion;
reJ-nqnillri_,
uiufli
contradict,to oppose ; to be unmindful
fiilh-piuj
cf-nifnilk-t
#it.^
of favours received,to be ungrateful,
of misfortune
to bring down
a tempest
^/""_^
unthankful ; -/""/"
one's family ;
to simulate ; S.
on
vn.
lini-,"lri_l,
"Urpiy rn-pnt-,^, to revolt against; [,
to
that denies
A'l'iinnii^
frequent
a.
ju,T(u,lulri_,
disavows, Jhh-,uJiftf,u^
iS-l'imIr,r,
tj/rvn. to donj,

an

to

-"

~u

-"

_"

disowns; ungrateful.
A'/iiinni^iuliuAi
negative.
^fuuini-id-'li
^fiiutnijnM-P-liii,
s. ingratitude

society,or high life.

-"-"!_
lected;
a.
3v#Yni/.u"-o;
assembled, colcompilation,
collection,
-^,

fashionable

a.

unthankfulness

ungrateful miscellany.
^niinilu,^,
uit)

conduct.

^/u,""t.m.s.

contradiction.

a.
i'n.inilujliu/ii
belonging or pertaining
to a council or assembly ; s. member

[pastime.

ch'y-"Af"

miscellany ; diversion

^Jt-p.a a.

insolent,barefaced,

s.

conventicle; plot,

s.

meeting; club.

avowal, secret
denial, negation, dis-

of

pudent.
im-

the

to
vn.
S'Jt-i"n["ir

become

of

; member

council

Ecclesiastes

liament:
Par-

(sacred book).

^nifn^linjms. assembly; multitude.

insolent,

arrogant.

saucy,

panionable.
social,sociable,coma.
A-ni/niliuu^p
s. cassia
ffJbpiuli
(purgative).

to

Jx/ra/i/r,
i-juyvn. to smile
laugh in one's sleeve.
^i/uini.3b,1. smile

c^"^

mittee-room;
^"nqniluipu/ii
luj/ s. councll-hall;com-

; to sneer,

club, club-house
church; synagogue;
mosque

sneer.

paradise;
clesiaste
: Ec-

hot.

[tor.
raspberry.
^niflulJ;
s.
d'niiniiiupiup
plotter,
conspiraIr^uyvH. to Uquefy, to melt;
."j
to spoil,to get spoiled,to grow
s.
munity.
rupt,
corcongregation,com^nii,,^,ip.u,p_f.
or
putrid,to rot, to fester.
^nqnilhit,lrg[ivu. to assomble, to
i'niinilj
njj s. assBmblage, collection;
to heap, to amass,
to gather
vention,
concollect;
heap.; assembly, levy; company,
to
to
to
together;
receive,
gather,
college; chapter, congregation;
reap,
to get; to receive, to welcome;
to
sion,
council, synod, consistory;sesto
to
to
to
furl;
infer,
ference,
sitting; meeting, assembly, condeduce,
argue,
conclude; math, to add or sum
club;orowd,multitude,
people;
up;
to entertain, to rea.
ceive
[" u,ni^,
assembled,
{""-["
solemnity; synagogue;
reunited; uiw,i,^ujn.lr^, honorable
hospitably,to welcome; to lodge;
[i JJt to concentrate
bly
assembly;
4""-'""""j'-z:'j assemlyymp,
;
of the faithful,
the last sigh
to receive
church, solemnity ; 2"Jt"/^
ni-^/ii^
to levy soldiers,
of; ifopu
to assem^iAu,^.ui,
ble
chapter,congregation;
convent,
monastery
troops
"";"//,_
;
ifliu^
;
JluiluMiai^lig
ahuMj
hii^tupij
puiu/lnniuj council, synod ; aillrqh, to rallythe flying;-(tiTvn.to convene,
to be
reunited
oecumenical
or ftiiif-ituftiiiuil^,,^
brought together ;
iiiulitu'i,
,
council
to be wise
c
sistory
onU^IMtlt
jl^i^huii,
tllgtuti
luL^iultutiuiuii
or
judicious,
;
s.

"i/t

"

-,

"

~,

congress;
^hii^Mi.u'bu.^

i-fr.

to have
to

one's

wits about

to return

one,

reason.

.nkpm-P-truHi Parliament;diet;"f-m.J'u,^
who
meeting of
S'n.inilt^a.
irirpujlfni-uip["ni^Ui,-nj
Parliament
together.
mittee
comj"!i,Xii,ni,u,i,uiliuIii
;
.

"

collects

or

gathers

Cglr/t^ni-iuft'n^
'^l.iiL-ififil^niiiun
f

(^1I#^1I^,^
convener,
.V.

convoker

the

conventicle;
Man, Solomon, the Preacher
i/.iuY/n'i/.
plot, Wise
;
the Book
of Ecclesiastes.
secret
meeting;
."4ot../;p
irpliliy[!i,
or
evening party; "_""-/'ji ()'/f,^n,/j,t_jft
f-liilTpuiliiuh
J. assemblage, reunion;
'U"j

-"

mass

of

water

jt
nltitr^

collection.

d-rn

2o9

to die prematurely;/.
n.iu'iilri,
the

multitude,the vulgar ;

assembly

the mob

to

walk, to take
(}""//"""
s. smile

synagogue.

#f u,^,

walk.

laugh,grin,simper;

a. popular, plebeian;
A-n,i,"li,q.,"liui%

secular,laic;s.

private person.

"//"/i;/c/or
^upftJ'.ug
"i.J-'i,q_,uii,
licious
ma-

or

a
i'miniliitl-ui/ih-p
extarminating
mocking, affected laugh;
deadly.
sweet, sardonic smile ;
*-",uti-^
s. placc of assembly ;
i'liqniipq.iu'riiij
"Ike to wish to laugh.
d-"i['i"i
synagogue
; S. i'aqn,l^,i,u,%
"//'^'"j"" bold, audacious,
s. I'abbi J parish
d-nqniliiii.iiMiiihm
insolent,
r
ash,
presumptuous, impudent.
uij
[parish.
priest,
archpriest.
a
s. sneer.
d"nY/"/('7-""'"/^'""""i"'^'
parochial
()"ufin""/%f
to cause
S
d'niiniljiif.iuiiilrinni^Plii^i
va.
(J"";.;.A-_j"t_j"At./v
CUraCy
if-j/li
[popular. to smile, to draw a smile (from).
parish.
smile
^'""iinl.ir,
a.
to
loving the people,
to
d""Y.""^/f."""4^"
uik-jiaivn
to
constrained
s.
a
popularity.
sneer,
^niinilii^uiulnini-Plicii
give
laugh.
.

"^_

"

"

,
,

i'uiinnijfb
S-yJ- "
patience long-suffering
s. smile, sneer.
;
boldness;
strength;hardihood,
vfi. to rcudor
power,
O'tif/j'^k^gnL.iiu/iiirj',
ni-j/i
be
to
to
dure
eninsolent,
or
patient,
niiit-u ,iMniilfi_,
presumptuous.
to tolerate,to sustain,
to be
vn.
d-"ip'i["f,
suffering,
bold, to
%"y
have
to bear, to suffer,
the
to support;
to
dare.
nii,lri_
audacity,
,

lupmuMiin^u-j

to v\rithhold one's

to sustain
ntXlri_uiui^MMp,rtu^,

UB

Atrliiu/nin-tiip

impossiblefor

"

approach

to

us

him

looking at,
;

could

^unuA

or

or

to

suffer the

s. earnest
^"nu/itp

and

eat

truth.

drink

to

to

OT

dare, to

bold.

be

"'nf'fJ"""-cr"-#/'i
^~o/'
"

to

to give

or

audacious.
stinent,
^n^-tt-liiu/j
fig or ,ug a. patient; abs.
d""n"i"./7/""-?/
demand,
sober, continent, temperate,
chaste

^fr/ufe^continence

"/Atf_ instance

importunity

i/aii/i,
~p-Itim!ii
^n

^m-J-liuifk-ir,
hg[, vn. to be patient,
to suffer patiently; to resign one'.s

tO Ombold-

inspire with courage.

d""'/"/',
*-j"/vn. to be importunate,
persist in entreaty; to be bold,

en,

Q^nt-truaiTj auquii

to

tease;

VU.
^"nlrgn.-j.u'iilrir,
nL.j[,

can

supported.

tion,
entreaty, solicita-

conjuration,importunity.
c)"""t.r,
to entreat
va.
irjfi
earnestly,
conjure,to beseech ; to importune,

to

voraciously.

a.
^'ni-J-iui^
supportable,that

be

S'nLiu,,,
s. sour
grapes.
i'n.ni.i3fs. unripeness,immaturity.

vn.
^ni-ujP-irir

excess,

them

contemplating

or

tery.
effron-

WaS

they
"aC^'uipmni-P-l.-iu'i,

eodure

not

it

refrain

nji^ oii/.!/* /."tiiyhinjI cauHot

-

from

i'"il"ir,i-P[iM.^i
s.
boldness, audacity,

siege; presumptuousness, insolence,

tlhauiiL-linuui

tears

that

of his

solicitation,
hardihood

it is at your

.//"ui-p-kiuVi,,

on

prayer
account

importunity.

self ta; to be courageous,

to suffer or
dY.""^^t./,/a.
bold,brave;
courageous,
careful.
bear with courage; to oppose, to resist; noble, magnanimous; diligent,
to abstain
from, to be continent;to
do

without

live
from

on

to fast,to
[" lilrpuilipn^
to
diet; /.?-/"*"-?/ abstain
;

to

to

wine.

nence,
^iiL.J-^mini-P-l,iSii
spatience ; abstitity
continence, temperance, chassoberness
; fortitude,
; sobriety,

constancy ; fasting,diet ; /.-P'k ^iru"i_,

to live continently.
j"n".(,^ni^iTs. time,moment; J-nt-iF

to

to take courage,
^pui'iiiuj',
uigiuj vn.
to grow
gather spirits,
stronger,
putforth one's strength,or courage,
be courageous
active,
; to be diligent,

laborious.
trious,
indusa.
o*piMt"tiA"ukf^ "iltuuinuali
ling.
careful,
active,bustdiligent,
f

to iuspirlt,
to
^puignL.guM'iitrJ;
on
a time
ni-tjjiva.
JJi once, once
; sometime.
to
sour
encourage.
^nt-n.,tZ-zt/r*.
^lut/lru animate,
grapes;
s. courage,
vigour; in^
(Jy.""_/3/,t.*r
to gather unripe grapes ; -m-iihi^-L. Jt^
I

"

hPP

"A0

soiled

with

miiKilr.ipu
activity; assiduity.p ^ui%ii.lrpJiu
dustry, diligence,
[above.
clothes.
to
shake
stir,
to
va.
up,
3^/3^fr.r,
A-j/.
ntunSint-utn
irOm
^utpJtnt-uaidu
\l
to agitate(thewater); S. Z^P-l^r,

^oiLium

jipuij

toothless.

a.

aside;

s. toothlcssness.
S'oit.aimni.p-liJrt

away;

to leave

far, afar

ad.

; outside

apart,

^*'"v_, to depart; to steal

4"./^.to keep away, to desist,
oif ; to refrain; 4""^ /r4"."-u."
-

faith; u,piuM_
Mnnj,
to deliver up, to abandon;
[nu,^
litri,
to hinder ;
iuiLbt^i_,
pumiiuiu
ifiufiiiru
to estrange, to remove
to take away,
;
to
to snatch
ian%ni-u
;
carry
away
to abstract;
to take off,
clear away,
or
to

the

renounce

"

to
to abandon, to leave oif,
p-nifnt-i,
to
from ;
on
one
put
//-"*"*-/_.
side, to lay aside or apart; n^th
death;
ipit-ijto affront,to brave
drive
fear ;
to
ifhplilt^iu
,ilrpj-iri_
away
much
;^ui2_-^u/b
u-'u^P ^lu^- very,

cease

you
God

filthier than

are

beast

;
you !
! to the

forbid! fiel fie upon

begone! get out! go away
with

the fifth of

alphabetand

twenty ; twentieth.
to, of, by, for, in, at, upon,

vowels

h pr.

; /" f
,

at

open

place, abroad

away

; S.

image of God ;
to
^ ^P^n^Pl^iiuin-uip/ruijho Sent
he
save
; pia^ulnuj/ [" Wiupq. i,iug Jjt
lihp ^luini^itniin the
,

pu.jf
"

out, cast off;

cast
li p.oj f^lihgltli
a.

he
^nu[, [, \S''t"'i'"
; u,k-,iiru,ji
fire to fall on
Sodom
["
;
uiu,m^

afar ; afar ; in an
to send
uini.k-[_,
;

from

li pu.^h ad.

p
o'clock; .yS/m^/i^atjmumui'ii,
to
to
to
Armenia,
London;
\n%mpuM
go
earth
to
jhplip^ j, jhpli[i'iia from
caused

"""-_

to put away,
%Itij to remove,
afar,to drive away, to dispel,to avert;
".n.i/,"_or
ipilrijto be removed, sent
dispelled,
absent, put away,
away,

averted.

he
; ^^/h-iu,i.[,^h-inpna
J-u.,r yppn^q.
at
Peter
)"
;

three

heaven

during, with
looked

pu._jt"^^
;

to send

h (inor enee)/A /A/is. the eleventh

the

devil

"

ad. afar;S.
|"p.uiglT,uj

letter of the

^f*"!

P""j

! S.

you

mmp

^ui^f^i^tr^pfi.

S.

abject;

air,abroad,
place; S. {^-aj.
ad. from
afar; S. P""_

\* pu'^p ad. in the open

out, in

an

open

Y" puijnt-uin

distributed

loaf

each

to

person

ho
\tp.p
[t ^inplr'i;nl,nj
departed
pr. ad conj-as, like,in the same
J/rtfl,t-ja"iwhile
when
as
from
Florence
manner
[" pt^/iu/i'n/
lriu/i,k
; whilst
; np
within
that
which
a
comes
nearly,
almost, about
little,
P upuik "Am/i ii-.y
,

the

of

out
heart

"J

mouth

llt^php

p-h'i.k'i'he
,

of

crowd

the

with

could
;

from

comes

see

on

I' 3"i'!l
zi'2I:U

"

it

as

that,

not

*" walk

means

only;

at home;

how

is it?

'

night ; /"'hJfi'ii
tuilji in the same
year;/. ^."/A."?/,inspring; /.M/pfe^.
,

]tpplrtpr.
rather

asleep,sleeping;f "fiimih, in going,

p(ri
because

while

not

on

"y

in my
/"p.uMpii",_[3-ir,u'ii
[iJht-ir,

head

how?
how

what
?

u"u^."

ever?

of course,

n^f

not

by
?

manner

if ;

as

p-k

n^

then?

l^P-k

4-?

without

doubt.

going ; /.tuj'-l"b^"

;
-?

in what

["uiu/ii
;%u,nt-i_
[" uih,i^n2_
u/ini-in that

'ib"

"

were

how
'\'iiii/Liu//nul,
stick; [" Jt-u/uJkuipif-lrop?

*'"- il'ztvh ^y day

place ; [""nn.^fl^"'''

and

"y'' p-h

account

to the left of Damascus

to be

if ;

as

p ^uiail'nu.^ like

tnhuuMhh-i

not

the

anger ;

not;

; in

qualityof
when

if

as

as

like ; ad
l^Pk
ip'

"

as

seeing that
not
only,
,

ifly

Jty

if,as
;
as

nearly,
m/ii

though;

""^

tpk

if it

i^puit-g, like

"

were

the

MT!).

MTO.

2/" 2

klea,design, project; maxim,

axiom

ba

to

vn.
\tj'i""iuii,uliiiu^iiiJ',
lu^iu)

to be virtuous.
intrigue, philosophioal;
invention; expedient,means;
S. "liiiipiup
\tiliiiuiiiiiiii[i[i"iiiilk"
machination, plot, snare; -^ ""-.^y"^_
to study the
vn.
\iiru,i.ii,"iul"[iirir,
of
irj[i
sentiment
{3^irii/ii
"jj,,i,iu^l'hnLj3^iT,-/ii
"

probity,of

virtue

; JhiriuC^-a^-^

mysteries
mind ,
,

the
-/y
nj-,.iju,pu^,^
intelligence;nc^-p, or -/y, spirit,
to arrive
thought; J- h.- (,fiu/i,
i,u,uii^-iru
;

J-

the

of
years
to one's

the

at

to return

discretion;^"7_
self,to recover

sciences; to

losophic
phi-

to reason
philosophize,
to

to argue,
behave
live
to
or
infer;

conclude,

to

wisely.
s
philosophy;
^.ruiiiuiiuulipn.-P^lii-'i,
foolish.
mad,
wisdom.
[senses,
"

has lost his

that
u.
]iifhiiiinuiiiniiiinad.
wisely, learnedly,
]i,ri,iuai'bi.ipini,

to be

knovirn,understood;
ciously,
skilfully,sensibly, prudently, judi'"-^*/_'Z.-"
bvl'-eJ-"
I'pl'-e
i^rP-'-'u*"
sentimentally.
ingeniously;discreetly;
understand, to seize the meaning, to
]i"/;//_
["r"i'iiiui_^.
comprehend;
uup,,
S. l^i/^iiuuiMu^iu^
tO
]ii/iiiuiiiyiiiifun^
eXefiinp^ftn-lrifili
liilij''^
q"
t"tOtfiuirttrfj
to
itiruiiia/iiiii^iuii/;
vn
the deliberation
of council; ^-u
grow
cute
uiy-i
be instructed
to
to
know,
to
learn,
to
frustrato
wise,
("luipl^nt^pirit.'ii'i,
in-.irut'iilri_,
senses;

'

-,"

plot,to baffle an
j[p,k[^,the ideas
,

"were

made,

v^^ell

to
,

comprehend.

S. }firiuuu^iiiMp.iap
\\iriiiuiii'iiiaulkil
the seat of wisdom
;
s.
\tir.iiuii"%uipuilii

realized.

skilful,
".
|i^""..n"#^"7^"^
intelligent,
clever ; well

understand

; to

intrigue; -^i 'i-nftt.p

constructed, intellect,sense.

made.
skilfully
'\i,nu.,,"u"lf.-,i^,
-iliga. replete

instructive.
a.
\iiriiiiiiii%iii[iuip
with

skilful ;
wisdom, very
learned, very
sententious, pithy; sentimental.
ing
]i"/;".i/."u"/.//i4
-limp^ni-pq.a. thinkble,
wisely or judiciously,wise, sensi,

to render
va.
""-j/f
Xiiriuuuaiiujni-jui'birir,
in
wisdom; to
wise, to improve
t
o
free from
infatuation, disabuse,to

undeceive.
J^iTiauuthmpuifl
\ti/'uiuiii'Tiiriqnt-.B^^O.
.

a.
intelligent;
'[tiTui
liiq
fuiuinliuii-rifl
judicious,provident,cautious.
learned.
^iru,"iM,iali
knowing,
*"
sophist,pedant,
'"3
wisdom;
s.
sense,
\"iriuiii,iiii-P-lii-'ji
sophister;a. sophistical,
pedantioal;
knowledge;
subtle.
understanding,
finespun,
reason;
philosophy ; skill,science; iftrpnipn^i
^-tpp -p-'h,
tellectual;
in-.sovereign wisdom;
""
\iin,"""u,Ii,"'i.
philosophical;
ly,
wisethe
of
Book
Wisdom;
-[Hr.u.rp,
sensible; sophistical.
to
prudently,
judiciously;
\iiri"u,",uliir,r,
sensibly,
vn.
sophisticate,
irji[i
to play the pedant, to subtilize, to
[woman.
discreetly.
learned
wise,
sage,
]i./i"i/".nL4f
sf.
[tive; sensible.
quibble.
wise
ed;
learna
\ti/:iii,i"n^yi
intelleciihing
a- intellectual,
{fi/iuauiuM^lij,
,
li./i"./",m^/.._/?/.t.'"/
intelligent;prudent, judicious,
s. sophism, sophistry,
tal;
discreet, sensible; skilful;sentimenpedantry, cavil,chicanery,quibble,
Wise
the
-%.
Man;
philosopher;
paralogism, paralogy ; ~l3^lru-JfS. l^ifiiiiliiliri-lo-lrullfp
iiMnJiir"_0.
;
'L"piu to pretend to wisdom.
1 \^i/uiqnt-riuAh-lf\
ad. sophistically,
\\i/iiiuuiiiiiiitni^iliiiiiii'u'.
b"/:"","u.^o^"i^
dantically.
pe'"3"^a
I

'

-.

"

"

"

"

S. litfuinni^P-lt'y
\li/iiin
lunHr^j uvu/^b"

b//;"",","2rt,/'
a

sciences,that

that
.

cultivates

learned

;-

studies

wisdom,

lu

II

a.

tered
let-

elevated
4"''*'3"*"'/"
.

genius.
\iu

tual
intellective,intellec]tir,,ijiii/,ui'7i

the

-p
lit

t,-

trij

O.

11^

Y^ifiuiiittiiiijh-ii
*

intelligent
; -%r
; spiritual

the

s.

the understanding;
mind, the intellect,
I

the

of light,the Angels.
spirits

S. pJiuqni-P'^iL^
Yitfuiqiulliiahni^P-JiL^i
*

quick apprehension,
ad.
discerning.
\"iriiiiii"iuiiikii
wisely, learnedly. attentive,intelligent,
\\iriunniini-[3-fii%
o.
\iiluitinM-P-ptJi
\tiriuumiiiukp
uli'i"^s. philosopher;
understanding;
of science, of learning.
li./T"un.-i"i-f.j s. intellect,
sage, man
o-d. philosophical1i//;,../".,""/'/'"'fi"'/"
sense, sentiment;conception;
ly;
thought,
wisely,learnedly.
meaning, sense, signification;
X^iiiuiiiiiiutiiuir
O.

'^iFuiiiatiiuitiiMlir.

of
\t,riujn,i^
a.

"

\iiri"iiii,i,i"i,i,,iii",u'ii
a.
philosophical.design.

ViA,

243

gence;
intellis.
b'/"""y"^/^/""-Vi
\"juijint.Ub

times.

ad. nine
\iiii,[,^"

nine hundred.
comprehension,
intellect,
understanding,
\fb'iii,uipl"i-p
n^ a.
nine hundred
a.
perception; sentiment,
\ci!ii,i,u,pl,i.piuJhu,'b
old.
opinion;thought,design,project; -^
years
the celestial intelligences,
the angels.
piiitni-uiuMi^il^tiiihi-inuMiiltX.P'^P'tto inform,
S
Y^lfl'hi^inuiuUlr^
va.
'{tJLijni.juAi-tr,
ytliltni-inujtililrpnpil.
ni-gl"
,

o.

to

"Jhiuli
Jhh
\(tMiiitliiuJhuil
apprize,to acquaint.
Jh%^i
a.
nonagenarian,
irt"..
-Jh%l,, \(i!i,u%lTJhui,
b Jpuiupi, ad. together,at once ; ninety years of age.
ly,
a. s. ninety (number).
wholly, totalli'/AiAA-"4
conjointly;altogether,
to asninetieth.
semble;
completely,entirely
'\\'ii%ii'itlipnp,f.
; ^-uy,""j a.
t

b Jti s.

ad. ninety times.

\ti,'i,u%l,ju

tut^u/i,,consubstantial.
"''" to what
end? to what
h'''/'Hte
-

purpose
b i^i"l,ad.

b Jf"nfad. from the middle.

liffiPplip fiJlipf-i-lip
a. s. some,
,

Jtbme

really,in effect ;

; ad.

[fbi, it is

gr_eatthing for

liiuJkl I couW wish ; I would.

pas; [tSU [iplf^trl'-p b'-hp l"-l'-p
''"
;

"

different,
several,many.
ad. in some
\tahiuuiku
manner.
a. mine,
li"/#iy"i(iu%
\iirajpi
bi/ny^s. pi.my goods and

as

of nine days ; *.
*" tWng, some
l^V' tpte Hl'-P l"-l"e
certain,
a.
some,
thing;
a, an, one,
some
days ;
single,any ; uiL.ni-pu

]i%'i,opi-iy
pkbg

a.

"

'

uiinni-,i_

fruit ; ^fi^

some

ik-i

-"

it is

nothing
know
nothing ,
it ; K^i. what?
about
nothing
,

what

I know

he ?

says

which?

o'clock isit?

h'i what

thu.,r

/""-

t"

thing
no-

; ^e_

i.f.inbJ'
,f-

matter

no

^-""//4^?

tat ? to what
? in what
"pk'i'f

JiA^; jreligionor custom ? K

i**
ad. as far as I possiblycan,
\t,rn^uM%'h
something, somehow;
"-b^b'-b-p^^much
as is in my
by which, whereby.
power, as much
I can, the best I can
s
something ;
\(i,i_,
Ipl;^ l-pl'p
; as for me.
l!i,}_,
what
yihat?
thing? S. RA^P lihinn/ p %uAlip S. tTo*" Xju/tilip ^
[,1,^?
*. thing,something; ntiiftiT
la,^,piilj,
I have
something to tell
P %trnu
p
lihnpnf p %lrnpnt-llai O.
u,i,hi_^lr,i,
,

as

a,

; somewhat

an

middle, between,

the

HI

ninety, [novena.

\{i,'bun,^,
a.
iuiifij

[among,

? Spurpose
law ? in what

my.
chattels.

"

li^ppy "c.
np
you ; J- uiifhu to create ; uMdh'tiuJii
s. Icopard.
Yi%^ i^iirnt-if
\ii,A
tffuiat.^
f'/'4'.#!" t" all that I have is thine.
\i%AJ^%ad. by myself,personally.
\(i'ij?
i^'d'3^- P^-property,fortune,
li"A piniJi^ nJiija. s. nine ; "Tiyl, substance, possessions;
riches,effects,
the
Q""
and
ninth
domain;
of
or
estate,
May
chattels;
"/.
May,
goods
nine
to
or
sources.
\fili,u,lp,ku.'i,
a. having
despoil deprive
,upliu,%hi_
jpiiibg
"

"

'

nluO
a
Jt-'hjij
of
nine
old; t-ihc
years
age,
years
he had attained the
tt.
[fb'iiu'iiuiJhiu'i,
-iltmi
'[tlHiiaJhiy
,

of

age
years

ninety-nineyears,

he

99

was

pliutrtuuo pliohuaha
\\1m^i piphiuU
myself;
he; she; self; k-u
himself,herself ;
thyself
; ""/."
"i-nito Say to onc's self,
P^iq- p.uippiun.lru
I

pron.

-,

"

"uhti^i

nine

possessions.

of one's

old.

piiiiiui/uh-UJj
u^^
of

uiAip

during

ad.

months;

to talk with

a.

nine

,un.

to

-,

one's

self ;
one's

to

come

j-

i-Mfj

if^ij-

self;j~

u,ir_

one's
to concentrate
4'"'tbL"/'"""""J
ideas, to collect one's thoughts ; juipliu/hhuto attract,to win, to allure,
^ui^
to draw
on, to entice, to gain ; j~

months.

"

a. s. enneagon,
\fihiuti-lili^i
a.
\fi!i,lr
]\%it,i,i
phallihill,

nonagon.
nine ; no-

venary.

to snatch
ad. ninth; ninthly; "i-tru
away, to possess one's
Xdfbtpnpii.
lug a.
to
self
the
Ninth.
Charles
appropriate
; Ifu^hufb q",
of,
P'.
y^uipninu ,
,

a. nineteen
\t'b'hir,^,nuiuti
u/i% iituiij
,

of
\^i%ht-,ntuu'iiiM.,ituij
a

nineteen

years old.
nineteenth.
\fi,'biTi-uiuiu'iil.-pnp,i.
, uij a.

years ; nineteen

uA
s.
a.
-.pp' "i'lrjniiij
jrtAfrp/.
,

the nine.

all

power
pn^p^trajJp, by ouc's owu
force ; ""/"" pi^kufi, of oneself.

or

ad.
by himself,
1i\pi,u,piup

voluntarily,of
accord.
11%^%

III

pill I-

a.

one's

self-sufficient.
83

taneously,
sponown

Rf

i4

iif.Vmph[i

a.
self-begotten,selfli^i^t/w6-/.t.

self-produced natu-

ral, spontaneous

[tion.
s. natural
liiip'iiuiptpni.p[ii.%
produc
of natural
\t1^{f'^^ll^l^nl^i^^a.
growth.
a. self-produced,
Iti^tiuipyu
natural;
that produces naturally.
that
h''!p'''uiiinppn,p

which

a.

excites

or

born

absolute,free

that flows or takes

a.
\t%p'i,uii-n,-iilu
naturally;self-produced;
taneous,
spon.

piu_

["["I
naturallygood.

Xd.g'ii.uliiuJh^pt
spontaneousness,
s.

autograph, originalmanuscript.
invented

by
produced, spontaneous.

one's

will.

voluntariness,free

found out, discover\eii^ujii.[".m

ed
a.

by itself.

subsists

a. that
\!jl^,u,^ulJ

distinct substance,
\fiip%ii,^uijn,-P-l,i%

self;self-

s.

hypostasis.
a. s^f-bound.
\{i,pt,uiliu,ui

\fhgbu,-i.ini.l"
a. independent,
te,
absolu-

or

a. that knows
't'ii^'iiui^i^u,
by himself.
a.
^fypiui^lij,
original,autographic;

or

iimf^ free will.

pricious;
willing; wilful,self-willed;caad. voluntarily, willingly,
spontaneously; ipo'kp'superstition;
free will.
u/i,Xi,l,^uu/bn.-P^l"t^

natural.

s,

despotical.
\ihp'iiiuliiuiailiui^
J. autocracy,monarchy,
\"iif'iiuiliuiint-[3^li'^
[empress.
empire.
sf. female autocrat ;
Yiipiiu,liuiin--^l'
a.
voluntary, spontaneous,
\i%^iu,^,uJ'

its rise

a.

mes,
infla-

innate,natural.

jilv^^uf^iu/,
utij s. autocrat, monarch,
a.
self-depending,
dent,
indepenemperor;

itself.

a. natural, innate
]t%piuMp"^7,

[absolute.

free; s. autocephalus.
\''ii^'"ty
ito- self-existent;
natural.

\t'ii^'iiujliuiuiuip.
perfect,complete,

\(ii^,uf."i",.[j-l,ii,
s. self-existence.

in his own
\(bp'Lu,iiirpui

a.

form, in
h^if*""?-"/.*a. self-created;
self-acting,
form.
[innate ; primary.
proper
that makes
works
for himself,
or
natural,
'^- ow^i
proper,
\ib^"ul,l,p
by himself.
uninvited,self-invited;
]f/,^%u,Jlini^a.
without
P%ftf""^n^S-t./',
invitation;
to come
irj[,va. to make by
llflilrij
a.

to produce.
himself,

rt'b^'iiuii.npitni-P^liii,
s. own
work, sole
agency, own
action,own
composition.

h*/piu,^4-",
a. fortuitous,
casual.
b1i^7,u,^4-,/-,
ad.
face
-ij^lyFuiiiuip
face,personally,in

idiopathy.
\ii-^,uilipn,_p-liii
s.

flies of

that
a. fugitive,
\i'iipi,u,^ujiui}r

person.

a.

^'"^4^

self-destroying
;
a
l!7i^1["^/j"piruA
self-ruined.
self-destroyed,
a. idiopathical.
]i'r._f,%ui^puj/iiu'h

to

blames
Yk^i-'l.upnq^
himself.
a. that
1^^*"'?."'/"/self-adorned,simple,

natural;

smell-feast.
parasite,
p-uMniTuiiiufh

his

own

accord

flight.
self-admiring,

;-^Ai-^,to take to

-4.ua*^ a.
bi^7/ra4u.a',

ingenuous grace;
self-conceited,self-pleasing,
tuous,
presumpp.ui%p unaffected words,
cal
whimsi[vereign.
arrogant ; capricious,
a.
php'ii.u^P
affected.
absolute,supreme,
so;
-

Vi'^'iiu.Pn/i,
a. of a venomous
nature.
h^^/""/""/i.u/%^
a.
hereditary,in his
right, possessed by

own

inheritance.

\iii^,u.inju
a. of
luminous
a
nature,
bright,shining.
r'*if!*""if"-/'
a.
auricular, that has
heard
takes

with

his

counsel

of

own

ears;

that

only

himself,or only obeys

to
vti.
'\\'iig%ui^ai-2Cl,j;
irtju;i

gant, presumptuous,

bo

arfo-

conceited.

s. self-admiration,
'h"/^'i"u4u.2sSt/?/ii"
rogance.
presumption, vanity,arself-conceit,

"c.
"C. S. ]lip%"o4"'2C"y,
]li^^/."j4"""-uA
,

liV/^'fcuKjf
t.ui"4 a.

woven

by

himself.

fictitious ;S.
a. fantastic,
'\t'iipiiuiJ^'i,u,[,

himself.

J'^J*!*'"'/""'p
selfa.
self-deceiving,
beguiled; ip,h^ to deceive,or flatter

independent,
a.
self-acting,
\(iipbui^l,uij'ui'ii
spontaneous.
a
vowel
a
[self.
\t'bpiiu"iui/ii
; that has
of it- sound
itself.
by

one's self.

which
flows
a.
V'iip'biiiluu"[uiii
desired by himself,
yii.^hu,[uni,j"
voluntary.
b"-f%u,/"o"
a. that speaks to himself;
"

that

soliloquizes.

[nologue.

f'''ip'''""l,iouni-Pl.iii
s.
mosoliloquy,

a- voluntary ; powerful;
yHif'iituAlr.^'i,

self-sufiicient ;
^/Afr/^.to take too
much
liberty,too great a latitude ;
^/Afr^j[,X,, to dare to undertake some
-

bli-P

thing ,

24

attempt,to dare,to presume;

to

ed;
inventn. self-created,
b%t""""w"-"^6-

dren
np^^u to kill one's chililfiihi_
fictitious,
jfi.-i,
imaginary, fancied,
with one's own
hands ; /S/fr.yf-m.
fantastical.
[vention.
to strangle,or choke
"A1"4 uuiinut^li^,
fictiOU; luS.
\{ll^iuiu,nlrqirni.p-[,Jb
-

one's

commit

self,to

suicide-

ing
exista. Bubsistcnt,
Yti^iujuinnpiuliiy

by
self-devoted ; that
a.
Xdi^iuiWuimnig
ble
produces naturally, natural; favora-

itself.

lyliphiuutlru

O.

WJlMMtlMUMutL-tl
"

one's own
a.
'\\'i!^nau,k[i
independent;

solute,
master, ab-

^/i.
; s. accident,fate,destiny;
hit^ ^nphnij
one's self,to
of our own
to expose
tions.
ac"f'uMfptut.t-i_
Jhpng we are masters
devote one's self; inuMi_ ijoppuu/fi,
to
s. being one's own
give an exemple easilyimitated.
\t%pr,ai'"tpni-P[iuii
free will, liberty, indepena. that mortifies himself, master,
f^tp^ituirutpui
dence
that wages
absolute
dominion.
or
war
against his passions:
;
supreme
that wars
glorious,
a.
|i""f"?iu"^^n/
conceited,vain,vainagainst self.
-

"

a.
Y^'^iiuJtn.

death ;

that

to die
il!t-hi_,

dies

natural

presumptuous.

death.

natural

runs
a. that
]y'iif.'7,iap^i-

a. proper,
\(i"^,u,Jh,-lu
forward, bold, presumptuous.^tiif/ziuii-np

li^ii-u.^wj

a.

a.
voluntary,
Xfii^iutinp^np
-^joJ-iup
spontaneous, prompt, ready,inclined ;
to have
to crave,
a
longing
il!iihi_,
for,to desire,to want, to long ; ynp^^np
free
of one's own
joJ-iuiim-p-htutrp.,
,

itself.

by

natural.

own,

a.

that

of his

comes

accord, voluntary ; self-produced,

by chance,
; ad.
[turn-coat.
naturally.
liiptrt^,
/iu,js. deserter, fugitive,
own

natural
fortuitous,

uncreated
a.
self-existent,
\fiifAifii_
will,willingly,
voluntarily. natural,spontaneous.
cheerfully,

stance,
subs.
s. self-existence,
\(b^i,yotfuipni-ld-\t,^
spontaneity. ffbp%ir,in,.[3-["A
natural production\(ii^,uii,u,l"u,m
a
self-upbraiding,
a.
indigenous.
self-reproving.
\fbp%hpliitlruy
ad. by himself,personally,
become
to
a
vn
\fii^",Auij;
\tb^,l"%
luguii
in person;
a free man
(thyself);
yourself,
; to emancipateone's
man,
^n"hj; it isI (myself)
self; to exist by itself.
; p-uMf.aii.np'b
Itu-\,uIi
ces,
the king himself,in person;
offers his servia. that
'[Aplh.i/hnMJ^ii
j^-ni-nA
.

-,

-,

the door opened of itself.

piujuit-,
a.
absolute, sovereign,
free,self-devoted.
]ii^5"/2^,u%
potic,
destomatic
aufree,uncontrolled;
independent,
liii^tia^MuiiJly a. self-moving,
forward
[dependently,supremely.
;
; presumptuous ;
inad. absolutely,
[ful.
l'%'*'fc/"'"'*'"'P'"i"
Jk^yiity automaton.

that

gives himself, voluntary,

absolute
a
\i'ii^,[,^u/i,uili,u'i,

boasta.
\(ii^iuMuim'iiit
self-glorious

preme.
su-

self-deceit,
s,
Yfu^uiuiuitn^pai-PliiX

self-deception.
that
a,
Ifb^iMuuiuiuint-ir
related

by

self;
relates him-

himself.

absolute power,
s.
};fii^iji^ui'iin,.[3j
despotism.
independence,freedom
ad. in the very act.
^ipi/iymiiuiMik^u
,

Y^iuitsoa-usnS. yUr^iyotruip
"

B" Y^.phwJ'uipin
yftt^ltni^np
*

a. unbounded,
\fii^uiuuii,iruiti

ed, immense,

illimit-

infinite.

to restrain
\Ci,^,uiuuM%i
ip'liJ'vn.
within
bounds.
t
o
oneself, keep
said or pronounced by
a.
XfHigbaiuuij

selfhood
\i'/tp%n.-Pl,i^
s.

personality;
property.
-iinL-Su
Y'Jjp'rinM-u
,

essence

self-educated.

ality,
individu,

nature,

self-taught
;
[self-denial.

s
abnegation,
\(ii^,ni-p,ii^ni-Pltii
\fit^%",.p"/i,
separate,
a.
particular,
a
\(iip%uiukii
peculiar.
[selfishness.
egotistical.
a.
dent;
autonomous, indepens. self-love;
Yilipibpt'ii
egotism,
'\ii(p%iaup[ini.pf
ad. capriciously.
fig.capricious,fanciful;
suicide,
%iri_uAJlA l"-iry"to commit
indes. autonomy
YHipiiopl/hnL.p-lii^i
to killone's self.
,

himself.

selfish
self-loving
,

1"C1"

to become
a
vn.
}t^iiu/iiia'iiuiir,
M'jw/
prince or sovereign ; to rule, to have

pendence , freedom ; law established

by caprice;^g. caprice,whim, humour.
Oh ! fie ! pish ! pugh !
\t'i_int.

\t^^ku s. mule.
\t^i,Jirq,,i.
s. hornet, wasp.
s. ass's foal or
\f^iii,rmpnL.I^

to command.

dominion, to sway,

the sovereign
a. where
Yiluu/uu/iiliam
resides, capital,
metropolitan.
a. boastful, haughty.
\"lluui'iiu,iiiufiiif

colt.

chief
\*^,u%iuuilr,n
luji

ruler,first

s.

; dictator.

prince ; prime minister

s. dictatorship.
]i^/"ui%,auit-,nni-P^t-'ii

IijuAy-""^'
ta
flesh is

""

of

flesh

the

as

lascivious

\*^uMuiu/b
s. keeper
vzifUfiip /'J "/'
'

'

"

Q.
imperious, lordly,
li^uiiAuiuiuam

; whose

dictatorial.

asses.

of

ambitious.
a.
\t^uu,'Lu,"kp
moderate
ambition, ims.
Yi^u/tiiuufipni-P-liiii

asses.

("-"!

c^'"3

'

*"

^il*i

^t^iluip",j

s.

spur, stimulus

for

; S.

rule

lordship, power,

asses.

ju-

onocentaur,

3""-24""V'"/'M

power.

nion,
domi*.
principality,
lij/i""iAiam"i"-'i"

donkey-driver ; goad,

\*Ziu^n^i_,
")in.-.^ smart

dignity or

thirst of

ass, onager.

of

state;

prince,court.
vassal :
\t^uihMiii-np
uij s. subject,
[one's prince or king.
dignitary.

family

or

household

"

\t^iu'ii,
^t^uipps. pL asses.
'\t^m'h ""/j s. prince sovereign

\"J,,u/i,ui,l-n^
ih'i'tJ'
vn

of

to

change

prince.
s.
sovereignty,principality,
]ij/i/"u%n"-P^t.'*i
despot ; minister ; magistrate; ruler,
chief , commander
lordship; authority,faculty;
; -mj
governor
nion,
the sovereign,the king;
u,2t.u,pi,l,
empire, dynasty, sway, rule , domidomination
nity
;absolutepower; digprince,crown-prince, heir-apparent;
tfopniX,genera] of the army ; -kiiif.ng
; right, privilege; government,
,

*" son
\i2h""'i'"p'tb

S. 1-.
UlUUJttli

ujyjutup^h

pitui-tunn

the prlncB of darkness,

irninpni-P^lriJii
ties-;
the authorisatan,demon, fiend ; -^
-ip.hij to rule,to command, to be
,

in power,
in
to give power
png

to

some

he was
""/i/"i"^j

you

own
are

master
not

one

u#/i.%fr/_
^n^
kp t--;

master

his

or

authority;

of

^u
; ^m-J" if-ihinjif.

lord of your

^t-. he cannot,
to; S. p-fr^i.

himself,

he

is not

ad. as
\i2Juiu'hiapiup

own

life ;

authorised

sovereign,as

"

moiAjfruA

moon,

the

t^ft^py

stars.

the

sun

third

order

in the

t-i.J-ui_
hierarchy);'inflrt.np
and
temporal
spiritual
"ruftiiuliiiii-np
celestial

much
; "an.iui-lriuij,,Aj tob
power
nities;
authority; j- ^umuAt-ij to rise to digto get into office,or
power;
Or
ni-Jh-pautJhliiMtpM
/[ing-i^ tO
-

"

empower,
full powers
fiue-p

to ; ih'i'lTi_i^,q.
-p-hmJ}: ""!-_
in the power
of some
one,

dependent

or
-

to be

not

; the

on

that

some

the

to have

power,

give carte-blanche, or

to

to, not
power
prince, ^u.% ql,,ruk

princeroyal, prince of the blood;petty

sovereign.
a.
sovereign, imperial;
It^uu/iijii^uA
of
ron
seigneurial, or belonging to a baabsolute
; magisterial;
; lordly;
noble; ruling,in power, in authority;
-

"

principalities
(the

uiinf

terially
commander, authoritatively; magisimperiously
willingly
;
;
,
to live like a prince,to lead a
liiriui_,

princelylife.
\\Jfiu/iiut,^
ijl^i qaiiip s

command,
jurisdiction
; free
power,
will,liberty; licence, exclusive permission
diocese
post
place
;
;
;
-^
,

to

be
that

-"

^lAfciuY.

one;

authority to,
able ;
is

surpasses

lya

the

[,iftp

beyond

my

capacity;

my

^i^uu/tint.'ip
sf.princess.
O,
y^^uu/liopl/ii
\i*(uii/bMUpu/p
"

lt^ulr,r,
h^f,

vn.

to

reign, to rule,

to govern, to be master;
or
er, to have
power

presume,

to take

the

to be in

pdw-

authority;to
to dare ;
liberty,

nate,
lipl"3 "u^i.f/rjto master, to domi-

command
one's passions; -,
or
\i^.u/r,u,/i[,'i,
sf. sovereign's wife,
to hook, to lay one's
princess.
at^/int-p
hand
to influence
the
on
ereign
.5. joint ruler, jointsovsome
lij/."uAu,;j/,_3
one,
colleague. thoughts and actions of some
; partner in dignity,
one;
II

in

mil

h^ft

WM

247

h" Can't evcii

tf.ui%11.ma
tplin,.^
n^li^ufi,
command
a half-penny.
s. subject.
\i^uh^lriui_
lij/"A;3"Y.".
ruler,prince,governor;

hotel,to

predominant.
to givG pOWVO.
\"^lrijni.ju.%hir,
nt-gft
to
dominate
to
cause
er, authority,
;
{"itik-gnijilrp
[i i/A'^uiy
/rjTr^Uu'i yOU
placed me in the power of death, you

"c.

"c. S.

h".i/.

to make

va.

to descend,

fall;to let down, to

lower ; to pulldown, to take down
; to
unfasten,to untie ; to turn out, to
to

cause

to dismiss,
to
discard,
iLuiif-Muuin

strike

remove

lower

to

'uuiL.nt-

sail ; mpmuiani-u

;j"..

sail ,

to

shed

to

tears,to weep.
["Ql-iuitu/ii
h"-/'",
sf.lvia,rainbow; S.
fin-lruu

little column

^"4 1'3 or
'

to

descend

; to

fall; to decline ; to sink ; to

settle

subside

; to ty
empjourn;
at, to so-

sit down

light,to

ide,
res-

[^",i

-,",",".i,
\i2^,l,u%
]Yfr._,u%

to

; to

to

stop ,

guest,lodger.

b^t-^uAA-iT,
gp

or
hinUf 1,^11,%
fc^e/ *. young ass,
foal;great ass, blockhead;[i^ky "Lf.
6o^ elaterium,wild
cucumber;
^niAijf.
! holla !
[there
colocynth,
V^in int. oh! fie! pugh! pish! ho

"

to

"

foal ; mule.

s. half
a
\*2;u^
page,
a
(of book).
^^".^"-./-,
1,2b kl_ vn.

abode,
up
to dwell,to nestle.

lodge

to

s. inflammation.
"ji^ni-ufi;^
s.
It^iii-^
descent; fall; declivity;
act of sinking;subsidence.

me.

S. P^wi-4'
Hj^W lluipntiiif
S. H"*-/'f""4
P^npiilitiiib
ass's

to

one's

"C. S. \t2k4.a%,
"C.
\l2iui.u,%,
^2sai.npuy s. a. traveller,
passenger

\*iPPtt*"

lodgings,

; to entertain.

h^.u./.utr/ij/',
hguMj vn
take

a.

put death in authorityover

with

accomodate

to harbour

to
,

to lodge, to stop
itself;
S. yShpliJ";
f tfain-iyni-P-b^
-

to

lower one's self to servitude,to

become
a servant
; jui,i^u,mni-P^iA
-

*.

"3

substance,truth

reality,

essence,

essential,real,

a.

true ; conj'besides,moreoveffective,
er
yet ; in .fact,really;
; but, still,
even
to ; ^"ii nl-uit-u^-i
; as for,as
thorougly acquainted
uialri_,to be
with

; to tell the
a

ourselves

simpletruth

subject; Jhqk'i'

; to

haust
exwe

ini-mp,

have

heard ; ^W
tf.ibin^%
to me
not
at
; to myself; pfcrai. n^,
^tun-Ufa tlrnjii^iijn^
t p
r
poor ; f" "w^^
to disembark, to go a-shore,to land;
all;fitrufi. wjl"
why do you
lul^ "hJiu
listen to him ? ^t t-^. ^
to alight,to get out of a carriage; to
by no
-,
dismount
or
k
alight,to get off,to get means, in no way whatever ;j^jm
down
from a horse ; f ftp't-qJiAi/. it is palpable,evident, clear ;-*-",
to

impoverish

self,to

one's

become

"

for me,
for
as
4fi^"A"4"".,to descend into the grave,
to
toibe buried ;-jo/3A-t.ioi
now
but,
put ""Pj.
nL-pk-^
hotel ;
if,if really,but
^ itmmpinni.p-h'iik'i'
up at an
t

me

;
if ;

for
ijojuf,,
as

tp^

A-"-

ad. in

uiu{hl3-k

ment,
mo-

to humiliate one's self; to relent,to

soften , to become
calmed, appeased ;

speedily, immediately,
soon,
-forthwith ; truly,
instantly,
directly,

f p-ft^nJiiH to go to the rescue, to

to come
succour
; -ft 'iuA.f^u"napuili,
to blows, to fight;
^Irmn^ ftitniljtO

in

discharge,to fall into,to disembogue,

to disgorge,to empty itself,
to overHow

effect,really.
real , effective
Yiii/iui^uA
a.
essential,natural, proper ; -%
Eternal,the Everlasting One.
of
a.
l)ui(u"^/ij

"ZCuMbusufuun^
p"uM%J^p ^pttiit"p_essence,
leads from
jntikt ^wpfiit this route
; ty*

the

same

true,

s.

the

nature,or

consubstantial.

Trebizond

to

Erzerum

; u,pu,u,unL^

h^Mouipt.^nbmiuli^liU
ttLutpJphrpJilruMli
fell down

the tears

cheeks
storm

his

over

\*2uMilu/ii
ui^ s.
,

-"

iunXhi_,to take

-1/

mu"ij

to

\*uliu,-!CirJ'
a. walking,or
flyingwith
graceful motion : seeking after the

truth.

ad. really,in effect,in

\*u^uii,il^u
fact,truly; -ptupl essentially
good ;
durable
or
pleasures.
inn, hotel, lodging; -pk-p//pu,%p,tru.e
]iuiipuAk ad. from the beginning,
lodgings,to lodge;

4" Jliptk 4"'/.'%/' S-n^^*'

broke

(or her ) rosy

"

the lake.

lodge,to receive into one's

at the

begipning; S. H/i^^i.

bPJJ.

48

self

with,to know ; t"/'"j

fri/tlr
"i^k'n
heard
about
things they have
[ledge,investigation.
you.
*"
information, knowli^u.^A-4"'-^/'
~

those
truth ; essence,
]tu/ii,i.pi,^'r,
s. reality,
naturalness
nature
substance,
;
ce,
personality,hypostasis; chern. essenessential

curious, that
\ipuijtiniti_a.

volatile oil ; -plrM./rli_

of turpentine
/""*'.
;

or

searches.
re-

a.
real, effective,actual,
'\ipuM!iu/i,

or
^y spirit,
of rosemary,
dnt-it-y ^i;i,u,j'"'ii[,
,

makes

substantial, positive
u^u.i""/it.
; -""j
events.
of
the
cinnamon
of
citron
P^l't^,
history
;
IiJimpiUil
;
s. action, act, deed.
\yput^n,-P-pi-'ri
iuipi^,^,orange -, or neroli ; ^"';".
of
otto
\tpaiiui,/:i,pJuj^
a.
meddling, fussy,
roses
V-^,attar,
ju,ai/^[i,
;
of jasmine : -'iu.nff,,of lavender
meddlerfacto
busy-body,
busy ;".
turn,
;
-

S.

W.L.
bi"^nL4^sf.queen ; My
of
Virgin; lrplpif"g
queen
-

"

the

Holy

trunk, upper part

s.
'\tp."%,,uj
body.
\ipu/7ini.%_p
%a,j s. temple , ( side

heaven.

liiiinuMn. ad.

end

the

to

at
finally,

the

forehead).

s. justice,
]tpuiM.
equity,law
^

ilitjii[ii^
P il/^jp p

"

'1,'"-

be yo yourselves
Ak-qk'i'
"nn^_p ^-i

; ^""^

thing ; affair ;

for

judges , judge

the
s.

just,

^'^- ^"

yf"-,"c.

\tp,[,,u,g

a.

I' "/fr/'
li "lh^c"ii^^'
'J/'?.

true, lawful; ad. justly,reasonably,

Winnp
to just*l/^i' n 'l^j['"'~ rightly
ice
; ,anXh[_,to do justice,

\y uiiinpli- p tiiiiiipt^
O.
,

of

ad. really, in effect,

positively
\"puini^ii
naturally.
physically,
; substantially,

length, at last ; fully, altogether,

wholly,entirely,quite.

of

the

selves.
your-

fect,
fact,ef-

; j- uipliu/bt[_, \fpui^u,p.ui'h
reality
[igs. speaker of truth ;
to put in execution;
to wear;
lawyer,barrister ; a. just,true.
*o procure
assistance;
a. juridical.
^piui-uipui'iiiuliu/u
""t'^'^Lt'-ke
to speak
\*piM,L.iap.u,'blrj'
/A^, I cau dO noth"i. li'"iilrJ'Mun.'i,iri_-u
tji^ vna.
this
truth: to plead;to practiselaw.
ing ; "^ utrCtijuituut2^ii-^'^j"'^^*lh[^y
man's
affairs prospered; uijp ^inji.m
s. veracity: reasoning,
}ip,iiL.uip.u/iini-(3-[ii-'it

substance

to use,

"

experienced
iiiiuinhpiu^, a man
an
important
; J^u^pt-i-np
affair ; -^ .u^mp^p,
publicbusiness ;

-""3

argument

in warfare

ip"'3 [t"'3'

things; j-u
by

-'ip,

j-u

deeds

"Ih'buiii,
-op

in

at all events

various,

of

many
matters

or

manner,

f-Jpt i-j^i -(" for

this,therefore,for this, that reason
;
; .ijpi

"

s. jurist,lawyer,
]i^.u".u"f.4-in

\ipu,i.i-tiltu,nt-p-l,i:ii
^.jurisprudence,
that judges righta
\"puii-ui,iju,n
eously,
just,equitable,incorruptible.
s. justice; right
\tpuii.iiM^u"nni-P-liiAi
.

judgment.
or
Ppuii-ujliin^
~lunp^

pMu'bItm. i^if. 4
-

pifjumlp

jth-

saying

and

doing are two things.

hpuiiftu,if^ai^ iniaj U. Well VBrSligent
ed, well informed,acquainted,intel,

;to know

p^ Ct"
ut^ OV
thoughts are bent on justice,
to be composjust,equitable; ip"t-i_,
ed,
to accord, to
adjusted ; uin3ii-i_,
to reconcile.
conciliate,
ltpiuM-iufiin^ni.p[,Jb
s
adjustment ,

the

to

be

whose

in confidence,
acquainted with an affair, accommodation

^Ai-^,

to be made

sellor,
coun-

[law, right.
;

effectively;
really,
ui_
way,

pleading.

or

in various

any

l^putt-uiuf^it

ftptui-tUfLiap O.

agreement,

articles.

ful,
trutha. truth-speaking,
'bpiui.uifuoi,

case-

'bpm-i-npS-ir.r,
tr^^ vu.

effoct,to
to
do,
execute.
[ance, deed.
\*puiii.np{f",_p^["^,
s. action,performto

veracious.
-ui%
Itpuii-uiQ
,

a.

true

and

just,

'b^u"i-u,^uYn"./7^"-%
s.
usucaption.

or "qtt-ujn
P/ru'o^'^muil^
Vpwi"U.tM/(t
Ppuji-ui^^n.S. 'Oi("i-'"pujl"2b"-*
to inform, to initiate,
"itlrij
to let into
oast out or rejected
a.
\ipiuL.u,Jbpja
secret, to make acquainted;-^it#i/_. deservedly.
I

to be

to
informed,

to be

aware

be

made

acquainted,
of,to^acquaintone's

S. yStpif-UtpMuilUMir.
\ipUll.UlilUuJ'
\tpuii.uiuihiiad.
equijustly,worthily,

WX

WV

2 SO

bi-,^,
oil; olive-oil;butter; aiutui^tp, oil painting
; i4"'f"fr/_ to
uf s.
in
oil.
paint
ointment,salve, unguent; pomatum;
oil-man
oil
s
|i"-'^"ui/u/2('""n.
perfume ; S. !""".
,
essence, essential oil,
wj
merchant
^liJtuA
oil-shop
;
-l"
; 4/'"/'"4
r"Hru.% perfume,scent, essence
;,frag- -[" oil press.
-

"

oleate.
s. chem,
|i"."^u""i"
hot. malabathrum.
s.
l"
inmerj,; oi-ni-piru,% extreme
tion
unc]it.Yu""/.t/.i-"for ointment
oil
chrism
s.
pot, or vase
; holy
;
;
".^"7^"/i"-. Yic.quipiu'ii
oil
for
for
the
p-lru/ii alms, charity; oitu/blri_
place
vase
holy
;
;
qlrplruu
*oil
face
t
o
anoint
with
one's
:
factory.
anointing
"''ttyi_-n4j
yieldingoil,
precious ointment ; um^mi-i^^nm
/.a. olefiant,
\ii-,iu,[,uip
-y
deakr
in
to smell of oil ; ^nlruf- to clarify
butter
oil ;
man,
oil-forming;*,
butter.
oilfiu/iinM^pi^iufii
oil-shop;
-y
-y
tho
b"_,^tir,
"3^ va. to
press ; lluiTCuin.ui^uM'lilll-P-liiil
irjji,
^I.Yl"/.4^"/",
"y
oil-trade ; zbi_-y oil-bottle,
cruet ;
[unctuosity.
or
oil,to anoint,to grease,
unctuous
a
; -n^/^^iA g.
]i^l,ut-np
uh.iu/i.ysalad-oil \- liuAp-h,iplampoil ;- "-/?/i.4-."^,
rancid
oil;chem. oil;
jii-.^frt/f
s. that produces oleaginous
virgin, pure
ky"
;
[3-u"in,^or
incenses ; olibannm,
fixed, solid -;
fruits,
uhpm
p
erfumes,
^p,u^nL.gfi^,
incense-tree.
seccative, drying ;
frankincense,
lapirun-t/in-y
nutpalm- ; i^,\ni.^i
^frj)u,js. perfumer.
li.-r^t-,^A-u"3
;
i^/y "^1mond-s. perfumery.
\it-,jr^irjij^p-["-'i'
scorpion- ; 4/';
liui/tTCl,
fish- or trainmf -whale,
oil-producing;
^uy"
jii,Ye'""}^"-^a.
lluTCp-u/u
;
rancy;

uAim-^^,
u/imi-^i^i^,

-^

t^qx-

"

"

"

'

or

"*

ipi-z^'ifil;
sesame--;
,

linseed-.

\i,..liu(Llrp
f,g a.
,

olive-tree.
liinuMi.,u,nfi

that

produces,

or

s. a
\""-'ipi

little oil.

]i"-.^fs

chem.

u.

[of oil.

oleine

fat

elain
,

; his

her
his
own
brings oil,ointment or essence
;
\iL.[,
4."_
pron.
;
nj
,
.the three Maries, [oily,
unctuous.
"iiiirj^
-nil_ uAAu^jp. personally , in person ;
that
a.
\"~'[;^pni.^
produces oil, ("is-plri4"y4-/"JyirnL-P-huflh, ho COU-y
self;
sidered
riches as belonging to him\tt-iu,f^ulrir,
tj[, va. to anoint the
to consecrate,to orhead, to initiate,
dain;
"""it/_,to be appropriated;S.
to be
QT
^ 4^^'^
initiated;to be
-(""f.J'vf.
\li-puiifni-jitthlrir\
llh-piuf
J~
him ; -^''ihis relations,
friends,
On
consecrated, ordained; -[uliirijI^ulu^
mitted dependents, "c.
to be ad"nb-"--P-bor fii-nMM"^i[un,.p^p:,
in the mysteries
or
to,orinitiated
\ti-plTu^pron.
hu/iy t-uiJfif!
li"-/"
of the pagan
rites.
himself; ^^/^m^fr^^ ^/'^ ^'O think it
-i
his own;
s. hair-ointment
cred
\i,-,^uti[lun,_pf
; sa4tu7ti.t^,to follow him;
with
his coadjuunction for the head only ; initiation
tors
if-niilfiul/j/op
[".-plru/i,
the
admission
rites
and
to
to
;
; nUih/^ qti-plruit-^ put on, to
teries
mysho*
of a religion,
^iMsh[sacred. wear
i^a-pkriut~
; r^ji-tur^nt-iFu
attracted
anointed;
a.
'h"_,^"/,y^ni-/"
^"-,
people ; t^/A
initiated,
many
-

"

"""-

S. ]""-.;_
|i"-^u/^n^s^,
phu/i,gu%they
"._j s. perfumer;
,

laputi,-

tf-l^-li
-'"J,

aromatic

or

med
perfu-

wine.

l^ii ,JiiiT,f_
lit-ptt- God

people;
exists

who

[Hi^tu/iiuMiilrfaJb,
by himself; /"""#"
conformably to what he had himself
-

s. perfumery.
ti"-Yu"^nf"s-n"-/?^"-^#
\i"-qial3-ni-i,ira'
steeped in aromatic

oil,

to their

came

unctuous

all over

oil;

perfumed head.
ous,
W-ti-'it'
-d'P -d'3 "" oilj)oleagin'

"

"

he

dwells ; of

a. made
by himself,his.
\t^puiii.iipit
established
or
a. founded
b"-^i"Y-/-P

et,
; oil-cru-

oil-bottle.
a. oleaginous.
]ti.,iuif[,%
elaidine.
^.-/^l"y/'.o.
s. chem.
oil-colours ;
s,
^LI2.-AA^//

a. where
\ii-puMpbuili

by himself.
his.
a. produced by himself,
^t-^//#S-/.'//

unctuous, fat,greasy.

\*i-,iiuj-u,'iM
[,s. cruet-stand

[his habitation.

said.

tf-in,./,,

his own, his.

built or constructed
a.
\ii-P"-/ik-pa,

\i,-puj/iii-%
U.J a.
,

by
-

%ttu,f,
,

himself.
the
a.
\t^i,ml,li^

[junctionwith
same

as

he,

in

him.
con-

^f

2 ii

IU.I"

tliatthinks only
]i"-/.m4"?^"egotist,
of self ;

self-interest.
lui^aiufipnLiiff,

'
-

\tL.pu,ilfi,
J'"!) o; his

-^

tis, his

*"

"

parents, servants

works

deeds

property ,

goods, "().

own

"c. ; his
wealth
,

[own nature.

like himself,of his

a
'V'-piubJ'iJi,
ad.
like
him.
\ti-puMinku
created
a.
\ti-piauu,ir,iir
by himself.
.

vu. |to
YiupuMjnL.iiu/iihJ',
nL.jlt

priate'to
himself;to

Xtt-puipuA^t-P
ng a.
-

each

np,

each
uin.u!billi!h
iHtI^It^mJi,jir^op^

-/ip

each, every

s.

respective;

appro-

usurp.

of the

^--pJk brother

separated from brother ; """"*

each
to
m-jy^ ^ "un^juibk,
one;

was

to

I,(lewn)ilit^is.

separately;

one

individually
;

the consonants

of them

man's

fn^fy^

acts ; j-

,ai-ni^

a,-pni^

each

each

ery
day, ev-

day.

; /_, ".

It is sometimes

"

each

the letter

for
ii_,

twelfth letter

the

alphabet, and

the

seventh

of

thirtieth.
thirty,
confounded

example

with

in.pu/i qn^
"C.
'U"kj tt'lt 'l^'lt
; \k"-nll 'Xt-t.niiif.
S.
"
\uip.pM-p^[3-nu \*JuJp~ ^tai^ftii*
"

s. luxury ; debauchery,
l^."^/.../?/iiA
a. forged by
\"i-plTuA^mlinuL.

selves.
them-

disorderlyconduct, excess.

[zuli.

s.
\iii^i-,iipii.,
i,'""'""-"'/"^
lapisla-

theirs.
s. a. their,
\ii-phuM'iiguijlii,
jliiny
his
a.
[chance.
own.
his,
'\ii-pyP%
ad
accidentally, by
\ti.p"quip.u,p
-%
ad. of or
Xti^pmlt,
by himself;
,

s. ultramariney-uJ-nt-PH.
\yi_,
fis. balass ruby.

of his own
spontaneously,voluntarily,
will;a. his,her; ^""-/""""*/"?*""".

free

he
"blib-u/iik

himself ; p/pfe

curses

^nnh-u/h^

au/h^b

prepares

its

punishment;

own

Ay._
kpP-unj to

commit
much

as

is

much

as

in his power,

lay
possiblefor him,
as

; property, substance.
a.
\*i-pni-pnfi,
his,his
is
it
there
V-eV.
,
,

there
"FiiMp^
,

is

it is
tTuMpfiu,

not

nobody

or

there is ;

white
true
-*

*.

tears.

he

hired

much

as

his best.

act of

s. the
\""^pn^^"["lb

weeping,

that weeps, plainX^uiumIiu!!,

tive,
uij a.
mournful, dreary,sad ; groaning,
ers,
could, moaning, wailing; -^ s. female mourn-

suicide.

ad. as
\it.pn^iuiilii
as

a.
\uMiu"f.iri,
tearful,pitiful,
rueful,
in tears ; ad. tearfully,
all in

iutnni-[3-pt^ibmalice

to go personally;
p-iu[_,
^-

to wail,to weep, to
^iiip^uAtu ijfitiri_,
lament,to deplore; to be in mourning.

own.

is ;
man

at

weepers

als,
funer-

facultyof

weeping.
crying
Xuiijai^u/ii^a.
(likea child).
tion
appropriabroken
a.
I^u."m4uin.u.^
by sighsand
sobs,groaning,moaning, wailing.
ft XuM^utiijiruilrnS. plaCO
\ut"uimlrt^,
uuilimai^
-%,

ajjj^ for weeping.

; n^tbere
is
l^lP a. weeping, in tears.
"

; ir "4:
is
what

things.
(tptp,

female

mutes;

what
,

s. weeping, bewailing, tears,

\,ijini.mi
lamentation,mourning, groaning; lu^^

to melt

shed
to
time

into

burst

or

tears,to weep

of tears,to
to weep,
jiu,^,,,fiki_,
lunkg: mourning,
groan;

shed

to
bitterly,

shower

bitter tears

cry,
of

to

mourning.

\^,ii/uni-p
//s. apium ; "iikilkui^u/b(^
-

ni'ii,iiuih,Jiiu)
juitip-iu'iiiuiiu
,

crown

3i

of

UU.8

in the Nemean

apium (

).

games

piously,amply

edly.
a. having
Xiu/iiui^k'r

-,

whose

\tuliuj%uii.ii,"
or
-T-t"
\uiliirir,
h^l

to

va.

s,

sorcerer

a.

and

"

lap up, to lick up.

helms.

s. laconism.
XiuliniiiMjp.Mi/iini.p^liiX
\uilin'bu,^,u'ii
a. laconic,short, concise

laconism

mC,

in few

be

to

to

words.

s.

Lacedsemonian.

Laconic

Spartan ;

[whelp

; S.

U^ntA^.

to
bitterly,
(,uiu{iup

bewail

to

some

Weep,

.^nf.

"

patient.
~^hV ^' """"Z""^*
'\uifltiuh-Mtil-iaf_2

weep

very

bewail, to
Vu/^,".i.

Tartars);
beast

American

S. Xi-iP"
X.ufhmliL'b

/" ^_

or

idol

zool.

a.

of
\uji,u,i,u,%7Cu,p

of

).

size

\,uifwjui/iu/ifini.p-[ii-%s,
lamaism, lama-

\iuirp//J
,

handle

ring,circle,hoop,
staple; mech. axle-

X.

""g

; buckle

bearing.
beaux
flam\u,i/icuMgiif,
uiiuij s. pl. torches,
,

sort of

liui/puiri

like

meteor

Itui/hfurrrp

[head.

earth.
a

widen,

to

vn.

large foreto

larger,to

to grow

p-f.^uAy to
pick up flesh,to fatten,to get fat,
[vast.
plump, chubby, stout.
branch

out

Wuipaiy

a.
\u,j%u/i,puui
spacious, extensive,

torch.

of the

Xiijiiu/biuj;
ui^uif
stretch,to extend,

"
[utlfp.uin

deep

wit.

a. having
Xu^'i.iu-H'.uliuim

worship.
or

and

great
ed,
stretcha. long-drawn, far
l^/";i""^/.;f
mense
and
,i^^
long
large ; -^ k-plicfi ima.

lama, (a

of burden

[furrows.
wide

\,y'huiliou having

to

; S.
( the human

one

Asiatic

South

the

sins ;

\uiiru,
.?. lama,
the

draw

^^^^

bow.

one's

ni^pnt-^

deplore

laughing ;
piy

bow, a great and

far-shootingbow; ^

S. \tMjpiininutpuMO\iijfbuj"lin

at command

or

stubborn

vigorously
;

well-braced

shed
bitter tears ;
i^"y_
that has
to have
tears
a
a
large
lih,ip^uii-nplii_,
\-uji,u,liuiinnp
to cry with
girdle,or zone.
; f 5-./#y^._4to mourn
a. flowingcopiously.
/"!-^"
\u,fi,uili,ujiu!li
^i/tyii
for,

to

bow

the

bends

has great
that
a.
l^/o,7/""^/7^4nt.^,j.
forbearance
longanimity or great
,

; serf.
to weep,
to shed

vigorous
a
long

uses

"

servant

\ujir,luijl,fu,^ vn.
tears, to cry;
^ '""-^'""vt"

*.

with

arrow

"^""PztL "nt'i'tlr^ *o

\u,linm f,
linmnj S. pUppy
pUp ,
,
lu.a**. boy, lad; waiter; pot-l30y;

shop-boy ; page,

the

uinki^'iu^np who

strong bow,

or

who

bow,

press
ex-

a.
\u,lin%u.jl,

speed

conic, arm
la-

( bow)

well-bent

a
\uJi,u,ihTf

ally,
nTCmi, laconic-

briefly;4u,i,hi_
qniC-, to
to speak laconically
,
much

roomy

a. laconic.
\uMlin'ii,upu,%

face,

large.

[wings (the eagle).

a
having
\u,piuiP-lrL.
very large
S. P*^4l!r"/"-/t"'
\.uj'l,uiP-lilinJlip
ahigh chested, broad
\u;fl,un"u%2_
chested
tpuiauAuili.p rudders ,
;

full of water-

basin

bloated

too

are

wide
a. of a
\..,)^,ui,l.lip

"

by

features

situation.

\ujl"utli
\\ntiu
O.
of

ufuipiupmuMii.hfli"

"-"-

; -"

to tell,
to relate diffusuMuhi_,uiu,MnJhi_,

s. club, mace,
\iuluuiIII.
mall, bat ;
nuiniulujiui knotty club.
\u,li s. licking,lapping; *dog-porridge,(made of meal and water for the
dogs); bread boiled in water.

means

\M

O,
\iijpiutinujutlilrn
\uMpiatr^tr*

l}"/fcu,"/f^S.
[branched.
V|,"/Jr"","/.".

yuju(iiilrn
"

l^"i/pt./',
tj^ vn. to bear, to carry.
a.
large-leafed or
\uijhu,i,ui,iu,pPbyrinth \ifpiuiuihpi-nCt.
\^"trpl"'-ltp'Pnu
Yuii/ppiAp [,s. lathe
of
Crete
extensive
liphuiiajl,
ample,
great,
;
;
far-spread,
in the
vast
^"u^"^
spacious; ^
'^'
middle
of
large,
broad, ample,
a large plain.
Ivw*' h
,

"intuniua

^inmnn

vast, spacious, extensive; "/.tui/.

of flowing
ifiui-uiij,
lu/j a mighty mass

'"-^['L"ywt"/*,
^jp
yiMMjUutant-qtiibh-iT^
to widen, to enlarge,to extend;
to stretch;to unfold,to unrol,
water, an
immense,
or
overflowing to dilate,
river ; piupip In.
to draw
a tall
i,uiuuMliuMi.
out, to spread, to open.
-

va.

and

stout

fleshy,corpulent.
a.
\u,p""gi.njii
wider, more
ample,

very

man,

extensive;

-i

-""

ad,

largely,co-

s.
Xui/huiilinnrij
uy
,

of wide

wido

strcot ; a.

streets.

s, a
\tufii,u^npm

wide

dalmatic.

a.
\jy%t-iinK.'b^%
having wide
(human), hoofs (horse's).

nails

con
beaship's ; signallight; light-house,
-

iuuiui^nilnt.f3-lru/u
Davy's lamp,
moderator
m.^,^

safety-lamp;
^, \uijbuMa~*
X^utptk-ani-quibyj'
to be widened,
XuMjhiij;
'fctgufyvn.

lamp

2i"''^'"2b""h'*'^'
^/^^"'/""^'"^

"

hydrostatic lamp;

enlarged, extended;
ipP-uiJ[ip,to
prate, to chatter,to blab, to croak;

'

light;S.

electric

s. lantern-maker.
\iiiinu,irpuiii.npi^
\u,uiu,k-i,ui^uii_
s. lantern-bearing;
-

to

abbandon,

to

every

or

passer
rather

prostituteoneself
by.

\iu1b2b
a.

large,wide

the

mech.
"f-trpu,"!,

spindleof a lantern.
lantern-seller.
s.
X^MiuimlFpuiiliuiCiiin.
\iuii,nfJ s. train of boats ; raft,

flat.

float;vessel,ship,boat;

\"ui%n,"'b
a.
large- or
palmipede.
width
g
\ui/i,",.p^f,ii,
space

or

take

to

lu/ii/jiupM

amentum

(a

breast.
.

to

put

that

the

ornaments

iruitilriuli
necklace, collar ;
,

s.
scarf, shawl
liiuiFuMp

stomacher,

stays.

raft of

or

lightor buoyant

in

to build

va.
a

or

serviceable

struct;
con-

state;

get ready.
\uji"nt-%[,
". 60/. alder-tree; timber

adapted

for

shipbuilding.

laudanum, opiate.
bot. Bourbon-palm,
lu"nu/tl/ii[,
s.

l""mi"A

a
1u"%"i"^Ar,^

neck;

\u,u,"t,r,tj/.
to

the middle
fastened to
of a
dart ) ; bot. ament, catkins.
a.
\iu%lMi,pt-(iJ
high breasted ; up to

ship.

leathern

thong

the

float

s. bot. holy-thistle.
Xiafliuit-plr'.ni.^
s.
\typuy {, lake,gum-lake ; S. T"/i2(*.
s.

^"i/_

to brcak,
vfi.
pieces,or destroy a raft or

ark:

ship ;

latitude; ast.
ship ; to sink.
\_iupiaLMiM\ujjbni-ano. \iuflini-[3-!it^ \iiiuu,ui^iuifu,
/y s.
bot.
s.
\ia/iimlriilri-li
timber;
catalpa.
shipj i-y^'
i-nj

geog^

Noah's
a

\iuumw^nuinp luidiihiT

breadth

enlargement ;
amplitude.

of

-/i port, haven, harbour.

l-ifpp

size ;

keel

mar.

extent

bedstead

web-footed

s.

med.

macaw-tree.
the
\uiuili)i
^ a. latin ; puippum.
the
church.
language ; tr^t-qlrgli
"

"

thoracic,
a.
"[uJi^u^ui^,
mutual
a. in
'L,"o%"(u;(^j

lpt[ij;to embrace

latin
s. latinism,
\uiu,[,%ujptu%ni-l3-pi-'ii

embrace

each

idiom.

be

other, to

embraced.

luMuifntuts^l^in tf-piniuq

(z

latlnist

skilled in the latin

\uA2uifinijSi,
iHaty
,

(that part
between

of

the

the

s.

mountain

summit

shoulder,
which

lies

language.
\a,m[i%ui^,t/ii
a.
latin;latinizing.
latinisation.
\u,mp"i,^ui'i,iji.p-[ii.'b
s.

or
s
latinizing
Iui"///5"m4"ty
middle).
nj
,
Armenian.
s
\aA"ut%nj
neckerchief, romanizing
ji/j
brooch ; *bodice, stays: Jewish
highXiuaipiiuifhij
[y a. latlu-mad.
rational
come
to bethe
and
Urim
s. mauia
"
\u,,nlilbuiifiiini-P[iLi
priest's
,
Thummim
latinized
romanized.
or
[ed.
worn
" : stole
by deacons

and

the

in the Eastern

Churches.

\iuui[i%ui'iiiuJ',
luyiu/

plate,
corselet,habergeon, cuirass,breast[chest; throat,thorax.
\u,%2:P "jo3 s. pi. lungs breast,
,

latiniz-

to be

vn.

roman.
[ize.
a. s. latin,
\uju"[Aiiiji[i
to latluva.
nt-i/li
\uiui['iuyni-^ai^tt-j',
ad. in latin ; s. latin,the
\u,ai\tiiypk'i'
latin language.
[speak ill of.
to bark ; to
vu
\,au-puiiai-ir,
/rjj[i
twine ;
*"
string,
p
ackthread,
ta
\"'C
ribbon
galloon,
line,rope ;
; snare, gin,
.

\ui^u,p,
m^

s.

army,

troop,[power;

battalion, regiment.
s. zool.
'I\oj4"iii.

condor.

bot.

lutu^mirp lUQ s. lantern ;

i/^T-m/JuA magic
;
f

dark

contraction
bird-cage:opisthotonos,
of the tendons of the neck; S.
:
Vfa-P 5 back-bone,or spinalmarrow
stadia
60
or furlongs a30, anciently
the Egyptians ; mus
chord,
mong
plumb
string; geom. chord ; -^fiintiiu^
line ;
ui'ih,iu.%bow-string; ^t-pf..

noose;

lapathum ( a
plant) ; S. D.'-tc""-4.

liuuiuiins.

'

tive
purga-

"

t^nqnq

*"._

l.bU.

/i

halter, rope

iHi/ij

false chord

utii/uif^utp

to

^^7)or
gins.

'

Gunter's

s.

-^

with

lui"-i"^fa.

courteous.

the

vey,
sur-

good disposition
,
,
obligingness.
a. livingcomfortably.
}u,t.,a/ilru,3
kindness

parcel out ;
""^iki^itc'itp
to portion, or
to measure
divide,
-

"

the land ;

out

to be divided,
pu/cfi^/^/l^^

measured

or

and

measurement

a.
gentle-eyed.
l_.i""_u.4'i.
right-miudod,equitable,
l^rai-.u^mytoiyfl.
[sons.
good-hearted.
s. the havinggood
\u,i.uiJUi%l[ni-f}^Jij
s. right-mindedness.
\,"i.Muirm",.pf
to grow
better,
l_.u"."uif"ii"r,
uigty vn.
be ameliorated,to improve.

line.

by

,"n.^,h,r
lutpui^lip

to

vn.

take

the

plan.

Xiupuiluuiifu,^
I,s. rope-dancer,fun,

ambule;

mountebank.

\uipuiluu,iiujjnt-l3-[ii%
s- rope-dancing.
to be strangled.
\;it[iuilut-ii^
ipiltirvn.
\"'P'"H'a^ s. a puppet-show-man.
\;'-li,"^uiu
/,s. mus.
bridge ; S. ^^"

to

\_uipa,Al,,f.
i""-"'^

wise.

s.

braces',

mar.

to ameliorDO.
XiuL-uinm-au/hhir,
nt-jfi

knowing, clever,
\,it..[,ifhij
u,j 0.
,

line

or

to

s. pi.good people.
s.
goodness, improve\u,i.nc.p[it-^t
ment,

\uii.nphuip
Irpy
,

X^pu/hngs. bird-cage.
Xjiipui^if,
a. surveying ; s.
vn.

[ate,to improve.

S. Co/?\,ui.u,^

brails;tackle,cordage.

-hj-

sweet-spoken,

[meant.
well-minded
wella
\iu,-ujliMutr
,
volence
benes.
bounty,
\u,i-,uli,uJhi-P-ltc%

chain,land surveyor's

to

good family,noble.

of

fair- or
a.
\u,i.ai[uou

ment;
measure-

chord; uinit^, to measure

with
chain,to lay out by the line,to
to

life.

set snares,

to set
inveigle,
measured
Xiupuip.u.j-ffi,
a

surveyor's chain

better,to improve;
ifjait^uAt-u^uiJ'mphi_,to consider
highly,to prefer; lihu/b^ the future

-u

meliorate,to make

mus.

-^t.
p^,u^u,p^h^

^t^LJ"P"t"iiP'
to

veyor;
land-surwith

measure

; good
amend, to reform;
parts.
i,aiuii.ku
"p-hu/iijii
lu/^ ly s. S. l.""4
; paste ; pap (for
the babies); hasty-pudding,hodgepodge.

quality; "fu^. f

chain.

worthiness

excellence

to

"

\iupirii,
,u^

larch-tree.

s.

Xl-pfrj;hjf,va. to stretch,
to draw,
to spread ; to set, to fix
;
u,qfrqn^iu
to shoot with the
bow, to be a skilful
-

archer; npn^urjP,,

to

stretch
to

out

spread

nets ;

snare,

f, ",^",^"A"

^^

to

lay snares,

to
,

deceive; ^i,
-

lui^wintiT, tj^

to

va.

devour,

to

swallow, to drink hard, to gulp down ;

to outrage.
fig.to affront,
\ui,/,t,r,
Irgf,va. to lap up, to lick

to

stretch
forth the hand ; /ur,^
up, to eat up greedily,to quaff,to
ipu,^, to bristle up.
toss
down, to swill; to devour, to
\""3s. tears, weeping; S. l^,"^,"_i. consume.
[voracious,consuming.
l^"._^n".Ju,^t./",
to
a.
",.gj,va. to make
devouring,
\u,ipiki^,
\uiifiii^ii_
-

\iiii^iliqirir,
hyf, vo.

weep.

\;u,.,
u,g

good, excellent;superior

a.

better ;

upright;
esteem

praiseworthy;

honest
,

love

or

to

more,

prefer;

improve,to ameliorate
good, it is better or worth

is

*""-"
,

would
-f

so

than

ten

"rtiL/ru,/_
t"/p

survived !

sons

would

I not

am

read

worth

up.

\l.-uin-% iJrplfil pm'iig S

mlruinii

ftp

mOUUt

heaven, paradise

JiMMI-^utL-^
; l^pffk^ JIIMI^^Uiir^i[iB
t

prophets,the apostles; u,pu"y,-u!ii,

ifiu.
ifuiP-i ^luuiuip
i"puAj
,

[py -,,""./?^tt/ ridge of

-

bettor ;

mountain

to a"//i.^.A^^,

the

mountain

the summit, the

H'p'^

; ^luuiu/b

strait,
defile,
{i-piu'Tij
pass ; ij.om/f
^e^,
Pi-i/, niuip ikpui'ii^,
chain, ridges of
,

a.
]muwfn/i,

greedily.
lickingor lapping

of

tho angels,the
or Jiuib^lrLuiL.np
'iiuifiui'ii

to you?
t^ (9^U
that we
also had
,

over

it

more;
the better ; "'^-t^u [.^k
it not be better?
irJ- tu
n^,

not

much

*"?..f'"*'
qyuiu'ii
npult

more

dovour, to
to glut,to
devour, to
night and

to pore
hastilyand

act
Xuiij^nM-ifu
s.

ter,
bet-

book-worm,

day, to

"##t

ence
rever-

to

to gorge,
qJUimlru/i, to

to raven,

up,

consume;

be
to
4""/i,^t^, ^u.pliu.'i.hi^,

to hold in honour, to
nJi,iri_,
; ft ult-if.^
ij-tuij to become

-1)

eat

to

mountains; i,iiuip.nM.,flM
volcano, a
burning mountain
; uuin^inumunp ih_

lose the

berg;
eV'-f glaciers; int-iim/iaA
i^^ppip iceor
/*-/"A*jp mountaineers,
'

-,

"

highlanders;

ast.

the

has

tongue

breaks

Jhinpui^My[/r,ini-u.

of speech, to be

use

bones

luhutijq-^t.p,he
his

mountain

to

mountain
,

mountain

paths

mount

D/Au.

Sinai, Ararat

by

or

^luulu,

Ap/"*-"qjhplfbu

bones

npuilmp

from

vrhat

no

the planetary,
the lunar
"ituMfffb
it-frffiip
to go
mountains; ij- ik-niiu,/ii
tfuiui_,
,

tongue-

tied, speechless or dumb, to be struck

^
tininnul^ffnuihun^,
dumb; utttaulip

language

he
,

yet

it

^uiifuiliptutn
i'"/"^ .^'"i.
4'"-

chatter-box!

and

has

much

changed
other
sings quite an-

now

[languages.
of
sciencB
s.
Xjrtfni-tiip.iii'iini.p-lttjtt
tune.

or
ftgu. talkatiVB,
\lTtjnt-iuq.uip
u/j
loquacious, garrulous,prating.
,

ihp'', the

foaming

high
mountain

A-"-

waves

ran

"A"-4*

forth

brought

tains
moun-

the

irtiui,,

Vtli
\/rant.,tiia.titph-ift
^ijp ~ppt/'ti^nittj
t

to have

mouse.

great itching

to

talk, to

be

"C' S. \lrii.itiiliMii%
all tongue, to let one's tongue run
"C.
Xjruiaiuilliiib
on,
to chatter, to prattle.
\js-iupi^
i^pi-l's liver ;
n^p-nL.
dom
calf's
s. too
great a freeXhtjni.iiin.tupnt.p-'h
complaint ;
; j"""- d^ctt
of
of
flammation
in"^pi^fi
flippancy
hepatite,
tongue,
speech,
p.npp.n^ni^3h
tnuiuit
,

"

"

being too free with one's tongue,

loquacity.
prate, prattle,
^j
of honour.
s.
linguist.
gion; uiuiuini^n/
\hnnt-utij.ktn
of
s
a.
linguistics,
\t'ii.^-"%u,/unt-irp
composed
Xkifrn-iunfiuini-P-lit^t
many
of
languages.
legions.
[legionary. knowledge
of the liver.

the

\lrf^nb Xjrili^nHu"//j

Or

Ic-

S.

t":^4ntriu"(u"V"
numerous
a.

; -i^ihui'i,

the
*\Jrq_s.

s. glossography.
l/rqnL.tuti.pnt.p-pi.'ii
skilled in many
a.
\tqniL.utiiii.t-uij

licking,
lapping up.
uage, languages.
n/,
tug s. tongue ; langthe
s
gift of
Xlrqitt-titptotint-P^K^t
speech, idiom ; nation
people;

Xt-^i.[iOT
,

of speaking
tongues, gift or power
med.
glossology.
languages;
'Ifikt
;
many
toe of a boot
a. pronounced with the
shoe;
or
iiu,%ii.u,liliIt-qni-itti^itjjp
clapper,tongue of a bell; i^plipt tip of the tongue.
of land ; 4'i7 ui%ii.!ihuiliu,%
lt^ni-""4titj s- tongue, epiglottis,
geog. neck
index ;
the English langthe Armenian,
%nt^itifta_
uage, uvula ; if-npithiuj
the English;
the Armenian,
or
reed;
or
key;
ltnutf.uin
tfu/itifui^
q.uMi-uMn.m^iu% dialect,idiom; "/"y. JJ-K. liin.ngindex, tongue ;
or
.i^/ufcp
^ptit^Attt-^
lift tongue ;
mother-tongue, vernacular
ph%lt
native
of
fire-arms.
JJ-.
trigger
idiom,
language ; liir%,i.u/i,l,
dead language ; n,.,ini^
a.
Xhtint-iu^iutti
tongue-tied.
jttu.^- living,
a.
language-master; i/m^/c/u/, \ttini-u,^tuathaving the tongue
al'i.~"'3
to cut out the tongue.
cut out; -hiTua.
sor
iMitm ifio^^flo/fuA-^ teacher, profestt.
tougue-shaped.
of french ; i^p
f%1Aitf.utL.np \irqn..,uJilri.
s. zool. a sole (sea-flsh).
slanderous
a malicious,
*\h^i-iuJint-lpi
tongue )
""_
a.
*eloquent,
yt^t-ut'ttp
llrtini-iyp%
"bnt-^ttilg,
tlkqptuliuiP-honey-tongued;
tiip't^u I*-.
;
fluent; S. lfrjn"-""?-""f"
eloquent; fiou/ri_
iyi_
^tu2_,ilut-tT,
have
to
a
glib or
to speak many
unt-iJiilttr,
kgufi vn.
languages ; to
iyi_
the
*to
have
giftof
have the gift of tongues ; -/" """"/^. to
flippant tongue,
full of
the gab.
speake inconsiderately
; to be
smoke-dried
uiuiftjuuiiruiij
uiqinyifb med. foul tongue

tongue;

"

"

"

"

-,

-,

-,

"

"

"

"m^m

-u

talk;If iftuij tnpiiuliyi_~,to be able

the
to talk, to receive
faculty of
to
speech ; tapitaiiiruJin.hi_ f"p ^
contradict
to
speak openly against,
;
-

tun.

"

ippnt^iu i^h-ijnLith-ia"it

uufbih-ui^
bridle one's

one's

to hold

tongue

^tupTCh^^QV
; to

tongue

-!"%
tihpi f.ift,,fp
end ;

at one's tongue's
to have
ntiils-ij,
to
^' /' .b["^ kjibL.^
iftuqtuliu/buig_^
"ft
"

talkativeness
s. loquacity,
Xhqnt.tM.'itnt-Pltti,
flippancy.
; garrulity,
slander,
s. detractlou,
iit/uut
l/rqnt-utiltup

diffamation.
evil-speaking,
a.
thathsps or stammers;
1^Jt^n".u"i"

S. \_^qttiL.itt^tttut
"

ih^t lUifva.to lick ; to lap.

\hqrit.,r,
S.
1,^'/^\i"'pbp
l^tf^ l."'t"
bitter.
mixed with gall,
a.
\h,iut[utu"i-%
,

"

"

i,bnXjrqmli["S,
,

IbU

2 ic

side,highland,mountainous
-fi,
indlgO; if-niiiruiinniii

country,

region or place.

-manufactory.

a, heaped up,
"tini^inui^
a. producing indigo.
Xjrn.'iiui^n/m
\t,i,utimplrp
ed
a. indigo colour, blue.
gathered into a mass, amassed, drift\ir,iu,/iu."i-n/i.
into a heap like a mountain; it-a.,
bot. indigo
\hii,i,fiir'ii[i
s
Xjrumlili
heap , mass ; rick ;
%tulinjutliuipliiun.
plant.
chem.
s.
ihit.%uilini-ii,iuli
indigotine.
pile
uiip^ a heavy sea,
\hqu,^^,"
;
billows.
taste.
mountainous
of
bitter
a.
a
l^A-.^."4"i.r
like a mountain,
a.
\hn%uii,,u%ii.kni
sandwich.
enormous.
s. a
Itjui^Y^
very high,
surroundod
tains
by mouns.
Xjrniiiu'ininiia.
Aji-ijb
gall; bile ; figiifrui^
n^nj
,

gall,spleen, rancour, malice, wrath,

; mountainous, alpine.
like , very
a. mountain
bladder. Xlrn^ijiuJihi.
choler; a, *bitter; uiuipli
[h^nt-n/gallto be heaped up ;
high ; ^n.-,auilil,i_,
like mountains, enwaves
ormous
[dissolve. li"i,uMii^,
s. bitterness,
\/r,jini.p[,iJi,
,

\tii^,u,JhM.,n
a. retired
to, or

fled in

the mountains.

wasted.

consumed,

["^^'

billows.

to dilute,
to
IjrJhi,"c. S. \J.-M.,"c.
out,
\lr^ia. hairless,napless,worn
to temper,
\lrii,,,-,rvn.

Xk-niitu/liii
a. mountainous, alpine
\k-^""/:"^ ,uj s. hide, skin,
; s.
fur
a
[ains.
coat, pelisse. mountaineer, highlander.
\t-^h.ujIj^l,s.
".
Xlr^fiir,
\irnXufjiiIiyu
boyoud the mountlih^ty vn. to lose the hair ;
,

to lose the

to

nap,

\hwLhufbmd',

out.

wear

w
\h,Miir2^l,
brazenfaced,bold.
a.
\hn%iup.irpi
high , very high,as

high

as

mo

rise

hermit, anchoret

a.

;
; mountainous.

in the mountains

aloft,to elevate,to

(hill). Xhn^utukpa.
fond

aineer
mount-

that

dwellS. pi, tho

XjrnXnuib-uy^
hiuj^j
,

\lrn.%i,i^pui^iu'ii
a.
oreographic*
\hn.%",q.p"i.id-l,^,
s. oreography.

mountain, lowlanders.

winding

or

It-niia/^ui^n-uii^
,

uij

s.

tains
moun-

mountaineer

ous
mountain-

; hermit

aineer

population,people

mountain

dweUing

in the mountains,

ad. like
Itrniiop^'i,

itary.
sol-

elevated,very lofty,towering.

Xt-n-'bui^lriaj
-/ib^pi^a.
dwell

of

ain
1,01^%s. foot of a mountcountry extending from the

; the

l/-n.%u"i}u/^;^,"/i.
a.
steep,risinghigh,
very

the foot

mountain-lad.

\irni,uiiiu,%
a. mountain,
s

at

a. s. mountaineer; i"^2^4-t
\k-niij^
hill,hillock, mountain-lass, "maid;
JhAnL^

eminence.

Xt-nXnuii

or

small

s.

slopes,or

roving among
mountains.
[mong mountains.
".
\lrn^uif"nfu
retiring or hiding a-

wandering

the

foot of mountains, lowlands.

aineers,
I_t/i4"^if
i-uy.p t-iyj s. pi. mount-

mountaiu-

yhniiuijunji^a.
sccking among

\kn%uMli,
",j

on

[plain,table-land.

mountains,

country.

to hoard,
accumulate, to heap together.

ers

a.
lt^aiiuiii.%uij
passing

ains,
the mount-

loves

of mountainous

va,
\yn%uiMjni-guM'iikir,
ii"-q^

to

\t-n.'r,u,^l,p
s. oreographer.

tower.

dwelling

ltni.iM,^p,-,/_,
figs. mountain-vijlage.

among

"

to

mountain,

untain-

a. like a mountain
\jTn.%u,pin,-p
\hn-'iiu,pi,u,\
s.
highlander

mountain;

beCOUie

to

VTl.

uiijty

to rise like

; hermit ;
^At^
in the mountains.
-

s.

mouut-

to live

to

mountain.

stance
lt"u.a-". pounded matter,(any subed
triturated,
pounded, or reducbits or to powder).
\lruuA fis. slab used by painters
to small
,

for

grindingand mixing paints.

\k-unt-ir,
ib-up 1^11 va. to grind,to
pound, to beat, to powder, to bruise,
to crush ; chem. to levigate.
,

l^A-#i5r/"4tj"L/?ft,%".
sojourn,retired
life among
the
mountains
Ifruni-fl!,
s. chem. levigation.
; tjufuSi,
-p-br iniu/j to withdraw
to the mountains
Xhun^p^ s. places water-worn
by
; to live a hermit's life.
currents,or torrents; chem. detritus;
1 fr/i"/u/^o,^;ft
mountains.
ii",i^rufi,ij
,

cinders-

1,1,11

38

to pass;
to ato chance
to be full,
to occur,
Xjiuiiu,!/;
; to come
uii/ta/ vn.
to be married
to marry,
uiiA
bound; to be filled with,to be satiated.
c*?;
a.
\J.ii"tiu.,nuip
heaped up, running iin2_,pijj.illiJiitu%ato have commerce
full to overflowing;complete, with,to be in intimate relation with;
over,
-

perfect.

[munificent.

p%j. ni-Jir^ to_stay with, to live

,

to sojourif;
to
a.
l/u"uf."^f."-".
liberal,bountiful, together;
ni-ph^
ad. abundantly,plentifully.
dwell ;
to
bc
\J'w"tiu
pk-plipnt-P-jii^
nL.pni^
come
be\Jiii,M,i",",^,l_
a. fruitful,
fertile,pro""/f"t to
ductive,the joy or happinessof;
,

teeming.
[vast.
1^/""x"/""4"/:"f%
a.
extensive, spacious,
a. full of anger,
\j,uiju,u"ij"
angry.
tO fillUp, tO
\Jt'iigni.^u,%lrd;
va.
ni.gf,

a
-

ordained

be

^,ui,,iM%iuito
,

what
he

to
perfect,to finish,

the whole

a.
\}..i.i^"l,
full,abounding with;

of me?

become

will

estate;

priest
;

shall I do ?

pyq. ftu,what
qpi^ipilijl,

fillwith ; to satiate,to fill to overflowing,

to load
to
with; to satisfy;
ultimate.

at man's

to arrive

man,

^ giittm.^

glory and admiration of

world; lr% %npta Irp^at-np_
has two
sons
; /^t* lyun^fi^

tho

was

he
l-t^p.
it may
be ;
npuiku h"- t-'i' whatever
forbid!
Auti-Libanon.
It.C^od
yppu/tuM/hirp
np.
lupu/ug
,^ui,- Jp ihgb
frank-incense ; S. M/A. h-i. liu/iiu/bj
Ij.pu/i.n'ii
ip'kt'''they married and
l-pni-li.
[ant,overflowing. were
given in marriage ; np 1,%^ipit-^
\p h,- ih a. brimful, replete,abundk
h'lb^b happen what
may ! n^
inj
to
well!
to
to
\bqui'i,tj;
va.
adieu!
lick;
good bye! fareqp
lap;
die or ihpnK._p,
,

wealthy, opulent.

"

"

...

"

'

devour,

to

; to destroy,to
[devour, to exterminate.

consume

annihilate,

\j,ini.SL
npif-i-nj

[birth,delivery.
procreation ,
,

utn^hj"
to lick
\Jiqu,2lA2_
va.
up, to
ad. plentifully",
Xjf^j; k^f, \j,^^j;^, S. \j,^u%tj:
abundantly
Xf-nil_
Xl'ii,
Lkt s. lake, lagoon; basin; copiously,
fully;completely;amply,
wash-hand
basin,wash-pot, tub.
largely; diffusely.
basin.
ness;
V'i*'".4"'**" wash-hand
Xjint-P-f,,^
s. plenty,abundance, full^/.a",
i^j s. lake,mere, pool,pond ;
repletion;riches; 4'^"7. t ~P^'
lake
to live in abundance;^
in abundance,
fig. i^'-unj
or
of
uMpuinuun^u,^
tears, eye ; :,pn, lake of fire,
hell ;
pun-iu^uAf,
profusely; ^
,

'

-,

the space
tuiiis-ipj/ii

between

and

m"/#% i^t''''on

the

bow;

"",".

of the

margin

the

lake.

XjfMnfb
/, ". lemon, citron; o^upuili

ly./.t/ii
lun-u/bjs.

-/'

-lu^ni-p lemonade.

or

s. lemon-tree.
XjiiMili

Ij-irujnii
[,s.
,

limbo.

"

sore

tourmalin.

tfuii-t-i^
iL"t'"3
"

to filla ditch
lupiiiu'biru

t^p"'L'
; [["t'-

future
a.
Xj/i't-in^
the

shin-bone,

or

[alogy. totally,entirely completely;

gumes.

coming,

future,time

to

; whirl

[ounces); litre.

\J/iihiiupu/i,n,-P-i,Li,
s. Genesis, genes.

axle-tree

shin

Xj'Miip
initp b-p^ tp^ s. pound ( 16
s. fulness
\J-P ip^ ^"l^^plenitude
;
,

*"
\J'''"t
ll''ir'"3
gum

to have

put to a spindle:
the tibia.

s.
\J,%f[,p"'i,
lyncurium,

sufiiciently,
enough.
a
.
full,
ly.nc^f
copious; abilndant;
ad. fully,plentifully,
abundantly.

the chord

able
inevit-

the

come.

land

in

the

fulness thereof;

\jn,irini-Pl,^,
s. being,origin,'generStiuiiii4 i^i'litp
the
ivb'-l"t-pnil_,
ation, creation, birth; f- uiirh^ to
create, to produce from nothing,to
-

"o"v"".

Jlutbhru
liiipnt-uiMjUy^
"p[i*-^*-afrpl^ftpU
to lay waste
ate
the land; to desolpn,l_,

is the Lord's

and

earth

all that therein is.

X.l'PP'
u'pha a. impudent, insolent,
modest,
impertinent, brazenfaced, bold; imto
^6
to
J"ibl'3 /'
created,
indecent,
"f"u
shameless; cynic.
exist; -or
^[.p^-/3fr".i Genesis ;
s. stuffing
l^/ly^
; any thing used to
or
fillup a vacancy
creatures, entities.
-^
: knuckle-bones:
dice;,
\J!i,l"r,
hijl^ ilrp t-p llrinl_
or
to
lbll-a,l_-luu"iuiu
play at knuckle-bones.
to be ; to exist
V. uux
to live ; to
S. !,""/
\J."-'o
VJf-'ib'T
,
\niipir"
consist; to become, to turn, to make
bot.
linder-tree.
s.
\Jipui
one'rt self;to happen, to take
place,
s. vexation, torment,
\i//u/r,_p
"/....j
call

into

existence ; juM'ukn^p^h'ukor
-

I'lS

oppression,illusage;

anguiah,sorrow,
[separation.
separated,divorced.
trouble ;
session; l^a-//Y.^,o4oi./?/rtA
affliction,
q-ln-ai^uA^ obs.
partialdivorce,
Yifhj; h^l va. to yoke ; to couple,
hypochondria, spleen, blue
-

devils.

to

XjJihJ;h^fivna,
to

oppress,

to

to
afflict,

io vex,

to torment,

join;

to

^u-,tii
,

the horses

to harness

dy
carriage, to get a coach reato
horses
match
two
^pliili'ip'i
I

to

torture, to maltreat;
;
trouble,to molest; to be
; to put horses to a coach;
^uAA
flower,jt'i'ij
stitute
to deto apply oneself to ; gr. to subpossessed by devils ; to violate,
to dishonour; to ravish.
letter
another.
for
one
that which vexes, torments,
lious,
0.
contumacious, rebelIj^^^^o.
li-^ti^^t'/"
troubles.
stubborn,wilful,disobedient.
oppresses,
off the yoke,
a. that shakes
IjriAitj/
bellious
disobedient,refractory,froward, reoff the
tion,
to shake
;
il!hki_,
ijn'-Iis. torment, vexation; afflicory,
trouble,
[obedient,submissive.
yoke, to obtain liberty
; to be refractthat bears
the yoke ;
a.
[yoke (oxen).
\ifaip.iui,Ji
a. that
\lfliu/ha. capable of bearing the
imposes a yoke :
Xiruiif-ltp
to
to
the
under
place
subject,
ipih-i^,
united
under
the same
a
l^-n/zTyoke.
associated,
s. leve^r;balance;
\ituili,
allied;eyoke; joined,
^u..
,utf
of
the
S.
matched
arms
meeh.
cross
l4-u.4A5r
n-uiP-y^lfu
qual,
; gr.
;
uterine.
of an assaying
lever;
a. germane,
kiiyyt beam
Xitnpq-uiitlfb
to conto
balance ;
join
or
v
a.
join,
[3-k^biui_
uMpiii/uuMiy,. l^a-/i^^t"r,
Ir^jt
verb
to
crook or elbow-;
detent
a
;
conjugate
"";.^t^.i,
gr.
;
ie-"a"
-

"

-.

\itu,^iuL.ai,
Jbpir%uMjs. horsc-gin.
a. s. bearing the same
yoke,
la-uf^^j
yoke-fellow , companion , fellow
loague,partner; husband, spouse

ool-

[iJpunite

to unite

in

one

n^iunuini-,

chastitywith beauty.

*. conjunction,
yoke,
la-o^ij.""-P/"i-i
ast. conjunctionof two planets,
[pairs.
consanguiuity; ipiis^u syzigy ;(//".conjunction,
quiinnt^p-fti^,
in
ad.
to be united,accompanied ; to be marproportionally;
ried.
Xtrnpii-opii'i'
\it4aips. acre (land measure).
".bridle,reins.[tender;moist
\iiu,ir
soft,or
to quarrel (among yoke-fellows)
vn.
Xji^j;trguijvn. to become
;

(letters ) of

similar

sounds

make

; gr.

"i.apui^ union;

to fall out

with

one's

companions,

quarrelsome household

to

; to

to contend, to dispute.
litigate,
s. yoke-follo
w
\b-ai^n.ni-n,-Plit%
War,

j/ui;

vn.

to be

impudent,shameless,

to lose all sense

solent;
in-

of shame, to

less,
shamebecome
life : to dare;
debauched

lay aside decency, to

to lead a
disputeamong persons subject to the
hold;
housea
same
^%/,^ Mit^uij to look impudently.
authority; quarrelsome
\lin^Pl.s. impudence.
\Jfi,n..[3f,
controversy,dispute,quarrel;
,

law-suit.
to place under
D.
l^'^J'.
\jluiiSMlluiir
vna.
liruii^lnr,
frj/i
of ill-fame,brothel.
".house
harness
the same
together;
Xjiuiu/un^
yoke, to
to conjoin,to join,
to
to league,
unite,
"C.
to confederate
\/l.i,I/bu,j;
hgu,)S. Xjfi'ttT,
; to couple,to pair; to
to
vu.
ni-gjt
unite in marriage; -j/t^fi
'\jiuilrjni-jiu'iiirir, rcudcr
%"y vri' to
be united, conjoined;to be agreed;
impudent, obscene, filthy.
s. obscene, filthy,
to be married.
\jimki!^ui%n,.p^l,L.%
s. conjunction,junction, licentious language.
\p-iui^iii-PpL.1ii
destly
impudently, immoa
junction,
Xjiuikquip^
union, tie; marriage; ast. conclothed or jewelled.
syzigy;gr. substitution of
U. impudeut,Ifflletters having similar sounds.
Xjimlim"-nj uib-iaj
lecherous,lewd,
shameless,
that
draws
modest,
l6-""i^^ a. yoked ;
; 4lrj
.

t-pp^fo^

drawn

by

six horseS"

unharnessed,detached;
\ttu.i.Jt,uiia.

unblushing,
insolent,
licentious,
libertine,
brazen-faced ; lascivious,wanton,
35

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obscene
lustful,

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260

dance

liu,^uiU,uto

"",

indecently.

In^uA^

S. XjiuirniiiatT*
XjluiliiF
sedan-chair.
\ji,n[ip,
s. litter;
uik-iiij

\jiinni-ppjr,
s.
impudence, effrontery,immode3ty,indecency,shamelessness
tinism,
licentiousness,
obscenity,liber-

water plants.
bath, bathing, ablution ,

to bedew
m'lilin!)
s.

; to

washing.
s.
bath; bathing-place;
Xnif-uiiiu/i,
[to bathe.
lavatory; S. ln?-"'*p
"

\nt^tetqni-qin^th-irt
w^J^ VCi.
b.

dtfb

tO

WaSh,

\n^utii
'ip.

dissolute life.

s. tomata.
\ni[,fi
alone, only,
loij y, nil_a. sole
great lake,sea.
\Xu/^ ""_3,9.pool,pond, marsh : molten-sea, simple;empty, desert; deprived of;

lal"6-/i,/^,
/,or

s.

nc.

laver.

[the deepest part.

iTCutJiri^,
Ji,2ps.

the middle

lx*"A"u"r,

vn.

tuju.i

be

to

of

o["

stagnant,

to stagnate.

[ofa lake.
X^uiipi,l7(X-^p*.
side,
margin, shore

work-day ;

unpeopled; -tt.Jh-p^
disconsolate, very
l" uifn^ini^yhk
sad ;
or
/. -"/ ad. only, simply;

lake, be,

tniunJiJhtpqJiu/i,^to

to remain

or

word

the

-nilj with
P-.u'iilii,

alone.

ad. S. L/"4
\nil[tuiiiup
In^iai-nii
naked,
fl. penuyloss,
"

\;r,^%
a. entire,
whole, complete ; ad.
entirely,totally,
quite.
iJlrir,
irj[,
va.
to

to press,

to squeeze
;
tender; to knead;

to
soften,

make
to combine.

ehem.

S. \n,q^jt,r.
\.iiaJtj-

Yif^ihirvn.

to

to be

nude.

oned;
alone,aband-

\n^[iMr,
k-jiy vn.
to be empty, void, desert; to
deprived pfXniinL-Plit^,
s. privation,
want, empgence.
tyness,void; aj-iba poverty, indi-

dirtythe

cradle.
for

\ni,s. mould

\Jhi-P-l,^,
s. greediness,
gluttony.
'liq.uiba.
churned.
\i',l.t,rva.
to churn.

soap.

s.
swimming:
\n,i^

flying;

,p""/",

stone-roller ; //
to swim,
ui%^ui'hk-i_,
to take to the water
to
into the
jump
,
-

lin"-.r,
to set floating,
^f, va. to fill; to accomplish, water; uMpliui'ulri^li
to float,
to launch
spread, to diffuse ; to complete,
^
by swimming;
;
-,

to fulfil; to
to

consumate; to load, tore

fill again; to repeople; to
stuff; ^u,^,^, to bend the

load, to
glut; to

bow

in^"%l,

to

(moon);

be

at

full

the

to swiui ovor,
i,u,u,u/i,lri_
uhigiifbkij
or
across
^ ^unTu,^ to
;^
4u#"/i"Atf_
swim
to the shore ; [i
hp[tuMi_,to
to
swim
swim
beyond.
to,

fi

^pk'i-., to fulfil the law;

to satisfythe laws
p%"i./?t"A
l^pliiiu

that swims,
Xaifuili-lu'ii uiif a
swimming; acquatic ; *" swimmer;
01 nature
struct acquatic animal, fish ;
to in;
o^-uyfi voqri^ opf^,o^uihumit
in, to fill with knowledge of latile,
bird.
the divine law;
to
\nqlf,r,
tih^uipu,..,
t-juifvn. to
^.""^
drive
hunger , to satisfy
away
swim; to float,to be buoyed up ;
; to
quench thirst ; y/,^^" to satisfy
to fly,
to float in the air.
or
joii-i,
-

"

content

wishes

one's

,^"^4""./to

one's
satisfy

O.

Iniiusntuli

\nq-uMntnlt

"

mech. floating
necessities; qAhn.,, to
body.
1^"Y,"'5"7.
"fuipJli'b
give to the priest,to consecrate; to
Xnij^irva. to roll,to level with a
be consecrated;
to
cyUnder.
."^t""/p
[plunger.
^hn.u
dip the hands in blood, to assassinate; Xniinpif.
swimmer
diver
s.
;
; mech,
Muj
to load with
gifts;
nn_f" "i,uit^k-i-o_p
s. art of swjmmlng.
Xniinpij.ni-P-lii:!.
stitute, \n,ini.li
qinhifi,to take the place of,to subs. zool. tipula;
podura.
to replace;
to masticate,to chew.
va.
\n,qnJL-ir
jp^i^[i ilirp to
fillup to the brim ; i^.q.
\njtfa. liquid, fluid;loose, free;
uidhtiuyuu,k-^
"if" "{"^"-irniiupMu'i/i,
"^n[,to sproad the
soft,mellow, tender ; ""pn^"o/i
j^en,
Gospel of Christ everywhere.
easy in the bowels
; ib'i,iri^pi,ni-P^yi
-

l"/#.i_^,
i^ujf
to its

vn.

to be filled,
to

to be easy in the bowels

come

; to have

the

highest pitch,to complete ;/i.ni. diarrhoea,

flux,looseness ;-4"i.i7.t^4F'

iuj,/,^.uuiuliia,he becomes
,

\nii.u,'huiir
vn.
iuj,uj
batho oneself,
to take

adult.

immodest

to wash,

bath ;

to

pnt..

dress ;

dissolute life.

ery,
debauchl^hmiip
,

l,n^
\y "in'-iy """"Ls-light;
brightness, \np'S%uJjliili
a. SaliVftl.
\npJ!ti,ainlruui^
splendour; fire ; illumination ; day ;
\n[,-2Cir,r,
t-jl va. to set on edge.
\npn^um s. obsceuB soug.
Bun; sky; eye; fig.consolation,relief,
balm, balsam ; or
\np",a. inert,
uiuhiy Eternal
idle,
lazy, sluggish.
Light ; {,u,t.iumi) iffuia the light
\ni,n,%["r,
t-^iajVU. tO 1)6 tlrcd,fftof faith;light of intellect ;- ^ra"^^
tigued, wearied; inpm'iik-u,i_
,1^,1^,a
northern
wearied peasant.
a
gentle light; ifnif-ftuM^nufi
S. \0//nL%Pfr,
lights,
(aurora borealis)
InpuiJinL.^
;
lrih^mpiu_
electric
s.
l[u.%
\ni,u,niadder, a small non
light; ^"'it gas light;
aig
261

"

'

the

yellow serpent adored

lightof,in broad daylight, venomous
by
the ancient Egyptians.
openly,visibly
; h^ib^p-,k^y^
\^P3^" aba s. convulsion, violent
"itrL. let there be light! and there was
light ; up.\ni^^fUf^r^ .p^l* "'^^/""^"'/'^
contractingof the sinews, spasm.

/"

ad.

by

-,

"

VnL.

flea ;

irui^pfFg^
npniih-ia"u
from fleas ; [uiyp-,
bite, biting; /ua^pt-iv^

S.

nu

to flea,to clear
u^iU itMii-hrmuilipq
gf.nL. auin-iutfiusf^ hall,
,

Holy Light ! offspringof

heaven

oroftheEternalcoeterrial

born,
first-

ni^uib-

"

-nj

"

"bitten.
p-y,
ing
ln"-s, the hearing,the act of hearutiiilnnt-pnO
l^uMir^iutruit^
ih^ iM*liir[a-uMn
without
make
to
to
to
known,
bring
; u,n.%iri_,
joy
alloy; iru"f.lri_inL.unj,
to
-*
to
dawn ; Jt'iii_
it
intelligence,
publish,
is-bdrP''"li'pk"^"!ip
announce,

beam;

"

to divulgate,to spread the news

scarcely break of day , at day
;
at
ed,
break,
early down; ^
il^h/j to be heard of, to be announci.,i,i_,[,
to come
to be made
out, to apknown, to be published,
i,uiiii,^iifi_,
^hliui^
pear;
to come
into the world, to be
promulgated ; t^ttr p.iJi"p
tinpu,
born ; to give birth or life to ; k"P"'-. his words
heard ;-["-, ad. pubwere
licly,
in presence,
in the hearing of;
um'tikuf- ui^iiif to lose one's sight;
was

the eyes,

to open
miui_u,^ug,
to perceive,to warn
nL.pni._p,

of

day,

to die ; ["

to

bring

to

IrL.

cause

the

hearing.
s
\iiL.uin.irii^
y

light

mftL-ij^u/blri_l,

f/bi /.
tj'tinuu,^

Muuk

hO toM

thCffl

u,ir^n,liki_inL.uyin my

to behold

longer

no

-wort

turk

bot.

flea-bane

mni-mk'i'li
bath ; wash-house
s.
\,,L.uiil,
-^

light,to discover,to publish,

to

"

scullery; privy, watercloset, closeuihu/ii

stool; slop-pail;
-it'^a suds,
".""-;"
thermal
slop,'sink, drain ; ^pif -^
uin%ni.i_,to see the day; to grow
baths.
to be enlightened,illuminated;
hot
light; f.q.
baths,
/. n-uMoXuiijto issue from an
s.
\n,-uifingili
cleansing substance ;
woman,
fuller ; washerto
to
instruct, en
enlight- -^ washer, scourer,
eclipse;-"."/"^,
to
,

illustrate ; [i
to bringout, to

/Aluuft-^^fw.
publisha work;

"

"

"

piTna

tuiiun

"

laundress

pj' giMtt^^nl-[3-lr

; bath.

wash
to
to
\ni.uAuiir uij[iva
light
heart,
eyes, my life,
my
,
to
bathe
to
rinse
dearest
cleanse,
q/rpt-uu
;
darling,my
one,
;
my love, my
one's
to wash
the face of; to wash
my sweet one ; u,^ [nrjp nik-u^ei,
qwash
I
blind!
face
I be struck
*damn
qitn-u
; ini.ui%iiiir
my
my
may
nothing to do
[window. hands of it, I'll have
eyes !
to scold,
it ;
; garret- with
Vvtisjs ^Pt-e "" sky-light
q"ip p-^uitTu/iio^p

of my

|fyi#jpD.
s.
\nuq.[i

to

\nL.miju7fP
zool. salmon.
"

fli

q-t-n/ ".

xnnuiJuina.

uJu

'quail; Jm^

blow

up;

inL.pp. to innundate, to wash away,

to
to destroy by floods ; mifbt-u

Iniilinu
s. kidney-bean.
I "/"

upbraid,to reprimand, *to

1

\nna"ifuin^

young

wash

white, to

blackamoor

lose

labour.
\nt.u,'i,uiMr,
uiguMf

one's

-.

to wash, to wash
vn.
\np,n%ng cage
quails.
to bathe
one's
to
JuAa
one's
bathe,
self;
or
S. SEL\npA
\npJ% "AnL%p
self
to
clear
to
one's
from,
liva, spittle,
slobber, slaver, drivel; self;fig.
for

s.

out

stain of dishonour

tO SlaVCr,to
tnpAaL^tu h-npirnnL.qtu%ls-f,

wash

slabber, to

lutMMpkVi,to refuse

drivel ;-.

^".

;
recompense
.i/."j foam;slime; ^"y."'-*"2?"".3
aJ^, venomous
^L-pSji niiL"/, to lose,to abort, to fail,
to miscarry, to have
an
abortion,a
slime ; ^^"J% i.mplr2i"njyeast, barm.
,

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262

^'-"
f ip-y to be freed; iih-pi-iu%lii_
^"-"^'""u
premature birth ; t'wc
inate
Contama.
liquid,fluid ; soluble ;
Xnt-builiu,"!,
jou
^yn^uAiopytmi-P-ls-iuiriA
transitory
volatile;
fig.fugitive,
fusible;
others by your iniquities.
food ;
meat
basin
flesh,
basin;
lihpuilinM-ii
s. "wash-hand
;
lni-,u^uA
,

lar

"

tub to wash

or

(r

[at^iitnuj'

a.

in ; lavatorium
washed.

lavabo.

water,
^* dish\ni^iiMqujji
2i"~P \'"-"'3"'2r''~r
'

n-t-q^ purgativemedicine.
solu\nL.itu,iuAni-P-[i^s. fluidity;
,

bihty ; fusibility.
soluble ; fusible.

loi-S-HAA^a.

dirt.
slops,suds; filth,
s. wash-house, laundry;
\nL,m^u,%n^

untie, to

to

\n,-itu/btr,r,
Irfiva.

yoke,
un-

unchain, to unbind,to undo,

washing
to
loose; to dissolve,to decompose,
s. ablution. [S. l"""-""/^""i
\ni-uijii/iip
linen
to
break; to resolve, to decide; to
napkin;
s. towel;
\iiL-iujuii7u/i,
fold,
bleacher; temper ; to dilute, to soften ; to unIni^uijiupiai,
.uj s. washer,
to
to
perse;
disress,
laundto develope ;
dissipate,
4/* tOr -n"-4^ washer-woman
to melt, to dissolve; to explain
[^/j^/p washing "^ub,bath.
late,
to wash
in;
serTes
a. that
; to analyse ; to change; to violniL.uijj[,//
to infringe;
^p^ntiiu, to free
to cause
to
lution
abthe
of
from
labour,
s.
bathing
pains
;
washiug,
\ni.ia^n--HL
be
to
forth
bath.
"
unpui
^kplintiiu
;
bring
; -giTni-'ii^
to
of her;
"uilrpui'b,
l/"t.u"y^
j^j ". washing, whitening; born
"i^'^ifa
take
to
refreshment;
breakfast,
bleaching; o/f -^l"j washing day.
-^^
one's fast ;
to break
fs.
lnL.p[,u,
"n.u^u
^^
kidney-beans; p-tipir
a
to take
person's
away
French-beans; uui^uiuil^haricot -;
iik'i.gu.qnju
to kill,to slay, to murder
;
life,
un^,u,li,Ji,scarlet runners.
m.
*\n^lrj; t^l, va. to hem.
["c.
to end one's
days, to
Kj.ui^ ir.uitq.^iu'h
to cease
to live,to
s. aphis
\",.l,7C
plant-louse,winedepart this life,
to absolve,or remit sin ;
insect blighton plants.
die ;
fretter,
^nu
to annul a sentence
s. sleet.
\nu[ujfii
;
^imauil/iilip
gress
transthe
to
to
violate
laws,
^pkliu
jection,
bath;
IolS- ^nj s. yoke ; fig.yoke, sub^luijiuMid-ato break the sab;
in
shed
to
ple
coua
hght the
slavery,bondage; pair,
qlu,ui-uip,
the
of
darkness
the
make
balance
darkness
to
ast.
light;
libra,
(sign
;
be
zodiac ) ; mm:
oke
to
yoke ; -^ hqu.'i.gy
ilpt^u
punished; ^A-jni. to
to speak ;
of oxen
beam
of
to
cause
untie,
^uiirn,.u_
;- kzs}-"3P^'i'" scales;
to

place ; bath.

"

-,

"

-,

"

of

balance

1,%^ [,
; ii.uM,^iu,f_

li^^nij

to

ti
to dissolve
a
marriage ;
^/n.-/?f
tO
l^n^iipb p I""qp-nt-l3-pt^%
qujrir^tu'brL
-

weigh with scales ; -.^ a pair;

[,,r deflower, to violate ; qu^pi,^uj/pt-ip
pairs; [nr^m./gp t i.. i-hn.'!,
to act in disregardof paternal love;
yoke is easy and my
"l"ipp"tt "y
burden light; lonint.^^- tif,Aiui.npui_t(_gni-pjt
to open a sack ;
^piiilja/%
the bowels; to
liufii
k^^pth to take the cowl (monk), to loosen, or move
"

in

'

"

to take
the

the

vows,

veil

(nun),to

to become

pronounce

monk

or

nun

purge
;

he met
qju/ii.fuAui^'i,
,

the

of matrimony; i^iq.
ia_
to
hnil ujitliu,%iri_,
place under the yoke;
to slavery ;
fig.to subject,to reduce
to bend under the
lun%uipi,hi_iti"i.
i}taif_,

yoke
;

to'nilltiitii/'"4'

tamely

to

ery
slav-

to unharness
; to
iriu'Ll.u
i.,u,L^,,"i_
Iftake off the yoke ; /fhlii/im^-u
PoP
m^
'i'^u ''"di'"^'L'c
['f'"a i^'W'"'-L'c'''
,

'

throw

off tho

ment
punish-

become

languish,to fall off,to

consumed, to waste away;

; to

flag;to bo

soft

to grow

or

slack ; to stop, to stay,

tituted,
dismissed, des-

to lodge with; to be
fp'iija'u'ii'iruni^^

to pass under the yoke,

p-hiu'ii
iTmu/jihij
to become
a vassal, or
tributary;^it._

to

the

\ni^(tu,%[,ir,
itMy vn. to get loose,to
composed
untied, to be dissolved,de-

yoke

fig.to submit

nlitt.

with

deserved.

his crimes

ifuiiuiia-/n^l- l^"il lUtTnt-ulini-ia-tritnttO

bear

Ir/niaautpa-u/ttpbu^uiinnt-.^tiitt

tlie
ynko, *to i^iip

'

col-

deposed ;
ppjiiu

to

//"foit.tu^.
j"A4"'"
give up oneself entirelyto

luxury ; j."fi..Mo"ni-"
tears

-,

to

melt

into

to cease

jiu^uuipi,k
; /#liir'i,u,j
live, to die ;
i ^""tl to evaporto
S.
aije; f A,".^/""-t. laugh heartily,
-

to

IfiV

aes
to make
clear.
clearly
; to explain,
luminous,
a.
\ni.iiu,p.h[i
bright;
lag

provided for.
cessation ;
J.
Ini-ft-u.^^

wants

were

the

laying

jiestruction.
waste, ruin,spoiling,
\niJtku,i_a.
degraded, dismissed;
sickly,infirm; languid, faint; paralytic.

window; Lucifer,the Morning-star;

heavenly bodies, sun, moon, stars.
a.
\n,.uini^iiu,it
lestial.
dwellingin light,ce*.

a.
ficry, on
\nt.,iiupn[iiinp
flames,bright with heat, red

solvent,dissolving; med.
loi-a-f^a.
purgative,[brains.
laxative,
opening,

that
a.
\ni.uuiiini^,lf,i

luminous.

;
zygomatic nerves
s
\ni-iribt^
S.
fluidity,
l^n.-ft^ni-P/.^*'
\n.-irn,.mir
weakness, languor.
liquefaction;
solution ; decomposition,
s
\n..}y^ni-!Mdispersion;
resolution,dissolution,
tion;
discovery, explanaexplication,
fluidity;
dilution; liquefaction;
infringement,
abolition ; infraction
.

fire,in
hot.

sheds

light,

[diseased; blind.

fl. whose
lat-uiu^iui,
eyes are
u"j
a, ophthalmic.
\nt.uuiii.uipuil[iiA
ed
\ni.u,i"i.ujpliir,
t-giy vn. to be depriv,

of

sight; to

be blind.

s. ophthalmy.
\ni.uiii^aipai-P-^Jb
cid,
beautiful
as
a.
light,lul^"A."u/^t,^

clear,luminous, bright.
a. illuminated,
lighted;
\ni.utaf%uig
,
in
that
walks
unrm-u'iini.p-lTUM'j,
light. [globeof light.
violation ; fainting
;
ust. photosphcre ,
s.
Xnt-uuitf-ni^iin
J-n,ia4n,,dissolutioH of matrimony;
S.
\ni-iiu/b/^uip
[(eyCS).
\ni-UitJif-pnt-p
"p-'-b^j.
dissolvingof an assembly ;
thc
of light
flux ;
s.
gatos
\ni.uiiiii.nM-ni
44-.
diarrhoea
looseness,
%l
,
with light,
a. furnished
Xn^jiuiifii-pii.
"biMigdeath ; uutn^uiJu/iitiajthaw.
-

"

"

"C. S- Vt.
t.n.-Y.,

mech. float;
s.
\ni.quiii
S.
Inijiu/^.
;

alarm

to

lighted; -hJ'va.
to illuminate,
""4e'^'44-j.light,
well

"C.

furnish

with

[lestial,
bright.
noble ; ceillustrious,
\nt-uuiiiuipira.

"

emulsiou.
\ni-,iiau{
y s.
diver.
s.'zool.
\n^.J"/i

"qq-h-uin

[money.
small
piece of
mite,
l"t.J"./,
f_j*.
\ni^iuipnlu
pj S. mOlnL.Jiyui^npl
,

ney-changer; banker;
-p

surrounded
clothed or
a.
-qy-hglili
with light,
bright,luminous, radiant.

u/rqmii

mm^,,

s
exchange
\"^J'uUu"l,nl.,a,-Pt"-'i.
.

''O
~Pp
change ; "/u4t"^,4"/""-""'^^i.
the
exchange; tip
win, to lose by
-[thufi,, bill of exchange, S. $"/"""_
"

to hear.

to cause
\",^..gu/i,hj;glva.

citurn
ta\ni.n. ia.J,/^ft-uy "" muto, sileut,
,

brightwings ;
flywith brightwings.
a. bright,
lucid,splendid,
\n.^u,f3-nip
lnLuo./3-frio.
having

-yj"

office; bank.

exchange

D, "ipupi^,
\nt.MwqnL.iup[a-

vn.

[bright.
shining,radiant.
\n,.uu.ib-ftp a. full of light,very
that
sheds
light,
\niMUMinuii.a
luminous, brilliant;
-/""rvn. to shine,
to illuminate.
to give light,
,

engendering,or producing
phor.
light,photogenic; phijs.phos-

\n,.aui{r[Aa-

in silence
r.trp.u%ni_,

4"'-

absolute, blind faith; Jpitij

Lu.uip,
to
be silent, to keep silence,to
li-u

to

remain
to

mute;

p^^'-'J'ni-l^k
/t^fri./'
"

ceal
being enemies ; to conto
enmity ; /A^t^ jiuum];T(ui'iik
posed
deto
be
degraded,
deprived of,

from

cease

be

! hold your
celebrate
not
do
; ^c.
he could not refrain

j-it^p, silence ! hush

tongue l^-i^p,
4"if..
4",^4p
-

from

\nE.n.Jn.-n.

Silently,

ad.

in silence ; ^ru/ulintXa
tacitly,
silence ;
to
gufbhL' teach the children
S. l,'"-i-'
a.
that speaks distmctJy.
a.
Xnu.uu.p.u.'h
t^l va to speak
X^uawi^iu'i-yir
-

escence.
s. ph/^-pbosphuret.
\,,i-uu,bini-/i

of light,
bright.

fomed
\n,."ui^uiqJ-a.

stick;
candles. light-bearing;
\ni.uuili--'ia.

speaking.

]"".".inun.

s. phys.phosphite.
lat-uuifttiuii
s. phys. phosphate.
Xnt-aiuiriuM,,,
va.phys.to phosphorize.
Ini.uuib-'i't-ir
phys. phosphoric.
\n,^u,uif%n,i^a.
s.
\ni.uui(f%ni-P^I;iit
phys. phosphor-

ai-un^,

acolyte.
a.
\n,.a,uihpui
luminous

-^

s.

like

light, clear,

angels-

of
a.
\,,i.uuj//P^
shining.
bright,

very

a. that bears
\,,..ua4['p

wool;
[inous.
lumlight,

white
a

l(T^

26-4
a.
\ni.uuii[ioi
candid, holy, pure,

spotless,without
.

a.
\n,.um^lrp

stain

white

blemish.

or

haired.

Incnui^nifli
a. of happj

sheds
that
ar
\ni.umu^^^,t.
light,
radiant,
[inous.
shining,
resplendent,
lumInLMuiiltun.
a. burning,shining,
s. illuminatiou.
\nt.uuiiliMMn.ni-P-litii

memory.

s.
-"^iTriTa.resplendent,
\n,."aj,lp,ruiii.pni-P[,t.%
lithophotolo"-u"/j2C2"*uA^,
ling.
twinkgraphy.
brilliant,
g
littering,
sparkling,
surrounded
a.
by a
lo"-urai(.."f7"j7'4
to
\ai.uati/hL.in
bright
hplfinyltbp^n.^,^
s. any
opening
1^1,1,^
array ;
-

admit

ment,
light; sky-light window, casedormer-window,
[lamp-shade.
,

\nuuia,r,fn,p
s

blind

sun-shadc

tO
light,

bO

tO

Vll.

clear.
a. lucid,very
\ni.""i,nuipp
a. wishing for,longing
XpL-ummyiiibli

Xnt-Uu/bMuW,luijiy

angels.

for

of brilliant aspect.

light. [(eye ) ;

tho
that sBos
\n,.uiMi,nlruu
light
ri^A^tc [nt."mu_
till tomorrow's
dawn, till daybreak,
brilliant;
tomorrow
day- like the light,clear, bright,
; opi, int-uiJiiuij

be

to
daylight,

5^

op

dawn

break

begins

to

;
appear
they arrived

[, p^iAm,
"Ln^u,
with

beautiful.

int-utauuai^
_

\n,."uiuini^ "i/j

at Plew-

hght,

that gives

a.

teach,to

ipit-ijto

lighten,
enday-break ; ^'fc.j- JluM^ap.^^ enlightening;
illuminate
to
t-i.
P-lfiiearly on
u/^mu/^m^,
;
Sunday morning ;
the starf
and Saturday commenced
^tupuip- ini^niJiiujji,
light-house; -^
casement
to appear ; jiun.u,2_^u/u .js. window,
liii-uutpuii
; ^5^.
the
before day-break.
baptistery; -^
ui,-nM_i,'b
eyes.
Xni.uu/biiu.p
s
photography ,
\ni-ua,pujpu#j s. sacristan,vestryu,g
[shade.
photograph; photographer ; a. phoclerk, sexton.
tographic
fire-screen ;
phic
I" ap^hi_ s. screen
; trnij-uiliufi, photograpuzzle ;
bright,splendid.
phys. phoo|"^^ a. sun -lit,
i-niSiuii-np
L-auibtrlT
tochromatic image ;pf"ju"/""4""A"i-puj_
b. L'
tplriT*
liant
brila.
4"A-/., negative,positivephotograph;
clear,
bright,
\ni-uuii-iip
uiij
stars
I
t^uiiT[,u,uMi_ ^u/i,tri_
s.
luminaries,
fig.
am
going
apostles,
;
;
tf- l"r,
to have
tanXinrB. Xpi..
[graph. prophets,
doctors,"cmy photo taken.
to photo\nL.uuitiiiiupyj',
irgii va
uuit-nph-i/\
na

nt^uuit-Hi

uhntji

lynx;

MMMliniJip

un^Sbsi

ni%hi__uM^iini-uufiini^u to
i

u.
\nujiiui-npuj^y%
splendid;

S,

bo

most

lynx-eyed.

in the

the

lightto

pass

ln,.uuAj
or

-^

marginal

evidently,
clearly,

clearest

a.

manner.

that

the eyes
'iini.p-irui'i,^
make

luminous,

ad.

a.
s.
permits
Ipi-uun-npuji^in
enlightened; s. S. \ni-uuiJh,-,n. mind; intelligent.
ad. clearly.
jfj s. margin ; p^.
\ni-"uiL.npuiuik^ii

ynL-uu/ii^yg^ni-^uij
,

vory

-"

tp

l-Lt

Xni-uuti^nptriT,
tjf va.

to

notes.

make

to

light,

to

to

illumiuate,

render

clear

to

brighten ; ^^.to enlighten,to illumine;

to light,to kindle ; to make
serene
;
to restore
to sight,to open
l^-""-/#"^u,^#
the eyes
s. photometer.
\ni-uiu^,p"i.p-l,ii,
s. photometry.
of; to manifest;im. to shine,to glitter,
to sparkle,to brighten ; i^n^^^i
lni-u/""Yuy6-""/i.
a. brilliant,
bright,

luminous, resplendent.
full of
\ni.iiuiuiMii,aiup
a-

m/A

full

i^tn^Lutld-ty
fni^uuiL-ir, tph-uii^{rli i^uwn^t.

light;

^t-_

the

streets

with

moon.

of Calcutta

". spectroscope.
Ini-i/rau^ram^t^ujujjjry

oil
^utt^npjui AutUujfufutp^

^^7t.o"uu;^^^t.that gives light,

a.

4/lti
fuiuimlrpo^

that illuminates.

\ni.uiM,uu,':,ini/ii
surrounded
a.

king's arrival

that has a luminous

\ni.uutu{uui^
a.
s. glory,
nimbus, halo.
crown;

with

light,
splendid,
bright,luminous.
furnished
with
\n^"ujii'bn,Si,^
a.
brilliant.
light; illustrious,

lighted

are

p-iu_
fiij-iul^uwlrti/i,
gas ; jtplr^yliii

with

the

on

the

/nt^uuit-npK-uif

evening

streets

lanterns.

of the
inated
illum-

were

v\_p^'^

S
1'
\nt-ttutt.npirqni-altALi/*
"

s. illuminator
\nL.uuii-npli^a'

ni~liiut-n

; unt-pp.

r['i"t''i'
'\"*pP'^'~
np inL^uaut-nplruMn
na

vine
di-

^uifuiliiniu,

rii-iy^puSt.

of the Armenian

Gregory,

nation.

the

i,n"b

lUb

26G

%Ll_lpy nt-pni-^, to Spread one's fame;

to hear with one's
/i uMliiu'i,2y3
ufi'-ij
ad.
own
/r^'/y
by hear-say, by
ears;
current
only;
report; -! listen! -a.
day.
.workwithout
ornament;
simple,
-o^i
-

silence,to impose silence ;

to cease
;
to interrupt, to cause
done's
stifle
to
remorse
^/l^?" ,ru"ug

ash\ni.pi3'\ni.i,2_a.
greenish-grey,
coloured; azure, blue, sky-coloured,
,

sky-blue.

\n^i".iPt"'3a.

gay,

joyful; sprightly,

lively; sober, grave, imposing,

tph-uap seriously; /" p""/"_
;
-

with

Xni.^u.liuj'b
burning, scorching.

compunction.
mute;
silent,
a. taciturn,
\n,[,i X^-^p'
ful
lonely, solitary; quiet,calm, peacely,
silentad. tacitly,
; secret;
; private
,

bustle ;
4"^,
in silence ; without
mute;
to be silent ; f"-H mil't" silent,
-

ad.

silently.

turnity
s. silence, secrecy
; taci\n.n.-Pbt-'i'
; ","..
; calm, quiet,tranquillity
silence ; ini-iru,^
silence ; i/tu^
to break
%h[j u.,fJi,hiji^
u,hi^[,-[^h,u%, to live in tranquillity,

.nn^iri^q^ to presBrvc
,

to lead

a.

"

or

serious voice ; ("ivijr-^s

/-m2^i-g ["ip2k ad. in a waking state.
s. spirit,
imp; S. Xnp.nni-.
\n,-l""

fiuin.

to

rious
se-

put

to

peaceful life; ^fcT--PkiuJ"^

over
silently;ht^np
-p^hu/i, ili^l-pn,in the deep silence of
inflame,to burn.
-% k
night; yp-k j-ou^ k lupituip-lt
yni^alift
l^hiuqS, match,
\nM-^ujt^u^tn
silence
is^old;
tinder ; mi^l-li
--box ; i^i-jiil'
nuitl words are silver,
int-ijlihu,^
I
[sation.
hush
!
silence
!
^^"ailpini-^percussion-cap.
cess. silence
; interruption,
s. lighting or
lnt.jj",_!li,
l^.L"^ffi
setting on
fire ; illumination ; fire,conflagration.
acoustic.
a.
shad.
liiiup.uAui^iu'ii
\ni^ or \n^ s. zool. S. ft'nij.u/ii;
s. acoustics.
l./,"puAoi-/3-/.t-t(
a. lubricous,
Ittl'pt)
slippery.
acoustic.
a.
1^1,
uifiu/ii
to hear, eager
beater.
\u{ni-ii,
a. that loves
s. bowyer, cotton
\.,u,ukp

Xni^gufhtrtr,
j/.
va.

to

to
light,

to pass
kindle; u.'hgui'i.lri^

to

\ufpirtir,
tuf[t\u(pirl,ir,
ir^mjvna.

to

to listen ; attentive,obedient.

slip; to slip; to slide,to glide.

lyi^liuAs hearing ear ; hall of
zool. earth-worm; bot.
s.
audience, auditory ; university.
\i.f[iirnUi
that
a.
stops his ears;
\,,h[n"l"uli
sea-weed, sea-grass.
to

cause

l^u/pa-ni^itjor

"

"-n/if

D.

that

iJ'iVl'^'

his

shuts

to.

ears

; that hears ;
to hearken
to, to

audible
a.
l_./t^.
5. V/-

to cause
"t-iri^,
to

grant;

ipbi^u to

be

heard

hearkened

"""-_

cause

or

ened
list-

lrqlT%
to ; to be
O.
tacitum,
\ii.mliuij
//J yn-u/bliinn
been
retired.
silent,
quiet; solitary,
prayers
"'"tyRp 4!"
your
JhiiiPu/bpinput.
s. silence,
ij.f_j
l_r".u"4""5n._/?f
hi/h'ii
taciturnity. heard;
the gods grant him.
fond of silence,
taciturn.
""
\n-u,ukl,
of
s. taciturnity.
\_n.uiiil,i,ni_pi,^,
\ulrilip
^u/j *. pi ears ; sense
tuani"aiulilrii*
ence
sils. place of silence ; -^
lii.iui,u/i,
hearing; S. ^n^mpP-ui^ni-g.
the five
ing;
hearing; grants. the
\iitin,_p[,Jii
^ln-P-ui^nputg^n^
; -^
obedience.
years'silence imposed on his scholars
1 titl/*, ini^utf
^i~Sriu^va. to
by Pythagoras.
l^'t-p
hear ; to give audience
to, to listen to;
or
Xii-hihm/i,
-"t.ui ad. tacitly,by
the prayer of;
to
hearken
ently, to grant, to
implication;secretly, in secret; silto perwithout
^"""
ceive
;
bustle, in a private to understand
itu'p
the odour ; ^IphinJU ^in^t-^nji
uin._
\ii-irin.-P-l,L^,
[manner.
s. silence.
to ; f^"-"y ?A I
to turn a deaf ear
l^.tti/*,
"j/.vn. to hold one's tongue, 'i-hi_,
heard it said that ; gni-uipni^
to remain
have
ffui
silent,to be silent;to keep
en
hsten to me, hear me
to speak, to hold
silence, to cease
;//ii-/"
Jt^j heark,

to ;
have

"

"

"

to us, grant our

peace ; to cease, to be at i-est,
prayer ; n^
to repose, to rest ; to be out of work
["%Jithey do not listen to me.
;

one's

c'ti

va.

not

to

mention,

to suppress,

to pass

nothing of,

to say
over

in silence.

va.
'\n.h,jni-3iu'i,hir,
nt-^l'

to

wry-neck.
4 s. zool. torquilla,
l^ut/tif
to
to causs
vo.
ni-git
Xtiirgnuriu/iihir,

silence, hear.

vn
a. whitish,rather
l^iAuif.yi

to

l,ftt

2G 7

white.

vn.io become
X^iitiMuiiiiiT,
uM^tuf
whiten,to bleach.

white,

complement, completeness,fulness;
accomplishment,completion,perfection,
reunion,
consummation; satiety;
multitude

whiten, to

render

white,to bleach.

to
"iflrij

\iiiuiui^li
s, platina.
a.
l"or^

;
to

listening,hearing;
scholar,disciple
; obedient, do-

lend

an

ear

to.

in,^%l, full moon

to

hearken

to,

[oustio nerves.

auditive ;
\tinnialiu/ii
a.
2l"be ^'Cs,
lunifni-p-liu'ii
hearing , audition ;
obedience,docility.
-

"

\iiniJiipj: to hear and understand.

accomplish,

""..

-"

tunes,
uiijruilijuto complete my misforthe finishing
to give me
blow,
1

to

fillup

the

of

measure

tunes
misfor-

my

hiitrpu/iithe
tt-uffi^nt^P-hit/ii
height of insolence; the lowest depth
;

of crime

complete,to

to

crown
4"i..
;f
Irfu/iilru
fuiu
filled;
uuAitruto be accomplished,to be fulfor
the
t
completion of ; ^

tyt"- ,fain.iuj
"iinpiu his

glory was
s. bot. black-cherry-tree.
\u,mtrli,p
\piii^l,[,
per
ii-puig s- gaz^ette,newspa-

; ["

to
finish,

tor
audi-

".

to hear,
cilB;,-^At^,

at the

\linL-mk-ii

highestpitch-

Intnirii

o.

merrily.

ad.
l^i^iapuip

man,
journal;gazzetteer,newss. bot. woad.
\ji^upn/ii
ful
[fora newspaper, journalist.
joyful,gay, of a cheerl^t/2-u.f4"/"".
writer
countenance,
s.
Xjiunf-puiuiirin
editor,
[merriment,jollity.
uij
s.
s. journalism.
ljiiafpni.p-[iL.'i,
\j"2u"liu,'bn,_p^l,ii,
gaiety, mirth,
full.
a.
a.
Ijiia/iu/iiperfect,entire,
\i.l.uJl,u,
lively,sprightly; gay,
ad. gaily,
mers. accomplishment, joyful,
Ijiai^iu'bni-p-pii
joyfully,
merry;
fulness.
S.
perfection;
[rily.
l^plujiruiuAp
\ji^ru,ni-p-liM^i.
to be accomplishto awaken, to
vn.
IjiaAiuir,
ed,
l^f.".n%u."/",
lu^uy vn.
i-jiy
become
dulge
wake
to
finished;to overflow with.
sprightly,to inup ;
make
in
a. brimful.
mirth, to
\_puiui,umiuit
[fectly.
merry.
to awaken;
Xji^iujni.^iii'iitJ',
nt-^fiva.
Xpiuuiku ad. fully,copiously,perto Complete,
to rouse
to gaiety,to render
vu.
\jiiugnL.gufLhir,
merry,
nt-gfi
to accomplish,to finish,to crown,
to
to put into good humour; to lighten;
to brighten.
[smalt.
of,to carry to
conipletethe measure
its highest pitch,[ly,with effrontery.
coarse
s. glazing,
enamel,
\f,2iu.piup
ad. impudently, insolentl^(/f-""if.""^
riment,
s. good humour, mera,
XpfLui^njii
\ft2tpnn..P'l,,:ii
very or most impudent.
jollity,
gaiety,joy; vivacity;
Xjipialuoua.
insolent,
impudent,foulwatchfulness.
mouthed.
[/^/"-"^
vigilance,alertness,

; paper,

"

S. \^i'pf"l'i
Ijipu/iiuMi/',
Xjipia'iip
i^'p"*-.
to render
va.
Xjipuijat-ju/iitir,
ni-gfi
impudent,to divest of shame.
S. Xj'pp
ijipk-y,^
;
k-pt-u^ brazenface,bare-face; ukpi illicitlove.
Ijip^iT,
tgiy vn. to b^^ shameless,
have
impudent, bold,brazen-faced; to bewith insolence,
to say silly,
or
impertinentthings.
XfplibS. \Jrpp'
s. impudence, impertinence
Ijipni-P-piLi,
-

insolence

to render

shamelessness,

cynism

rogance,
ar-

bluish grey, [ish grey.

a.
XjiP^uiif-yi,
bluto becomc
l^pP-aiiiaiJ',
luguif vu.
sion,
viof
[iiiila^ijj. obscurity
XjfP-ni-P

sight.

s. side-pavement,
Xfif^li
foot-way.
Xjfni.^s. entire estate,
\fini.p-l"t^
,

isatine

\j,uilrii
uMg

s.

spy;

spy,

betrayer,traitor

-"-^m

frj^
Ijimt-ut-j;
the spy, to

watch,
in

to observe
to lie in wait

va.

informer,police; emissary; scout.

to spy, to play

to

search

waylay,

for.

s. oflSce
l^pmi-oni./3^"_i

of

ly,
narrow-

secret; to

ment
employ-

Or

espionage.
s. mar,
ship'shold.
\jii'"i""''
a

spy,

S. Ifm^jl-i,tsti^

a. that fiUs
^,upini.ju/i,k-i_, \jinqai(iuA

insolent.

indistinct

chem.
s
Xji^ni-uili

isatide.

[tisfying.
sasatiating,

tO fiTl
fill,
Up;
to satiate ; to accomplish,to complete,
to effect.
[completes.
that which
satiates,
fills,
\ji"'-j['l_aon,
i^p va. to leave,to aband\^,i/r,/rMr,
to desert, to forsake, to quit,to
give up ; to disable ; to dismantle ; to
va.
ni-j[,
y^ynt-^u/lilrir,

to

36

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discourage,to dishearten; -/"//",

i^u,j
to grow

vn.

weak,

languish,to
to be

want

i"aa

268

disabled,to

to be

ishly,roguishly;cunningly,astutely;
-^iP-iJiijthe spellof eloquence ; ^n"._
,

done
{iijkperhaps it was
despair, _j4i"ii^ [,ii^
mistake.
[^ryjimposture.
by

force ; to

-u

dispirited.

fraud,deceit,cheat, rogu]o"/pu,%p".
\liutplFiy
fija. dCfs-klg\3"ip.lri-iy
ceitful,fraudulent, fallacious;
false,
treacherous, knavish, crafty, full oif
ous,
imposture, roguish, cunning, villainrascally ; fleeting,transitory
; y.
bler
dissemswindler;
hypocrite,
sharper,
1" fumifnu,
; bait, lure, decoy ;
cheat, sharper, trickster;{.uup^lrui,

Xjpni^Uh s. abandonment
; desertion,
defection ; weakness, debility
; lowof

ness

of courage.

loss
spirits,

\^ni-^u/birir,
ni-jpvtt. to weakcu, to
to
to discourage,to
enfeeble; dispirit,
to
drive
to
dismay,
despair.
l^^m-jn^aBs. discouragement.
s. frock
X^q-l'li,
ij-ili
; surtout; cloak.
lo^,/. s. bannocks, meal cakes ; bot.
cyclamen; S. ^u"ip-.
weed
\o^"u,^ [, s. bot. bryony , snakesoot.

Ion.

anthropomorphon, mandragora
[sea-weed.
Inn-

or

n_3

bot. moss

s.

\""n.u,q.t-ii^s.
turnsol,dutch

lichen;

orchal.

l,on.,n//;n^^p^
if-uy s. pi.placo covor,

ed with

[orchal.

moss.

l^on.u,%t^^
s. cudbear, alga tintoria,
\on.u,uiipir,
lon./"
uhptTs.bot. betouy.
lon.n,".4-m
o. mossy.

maSiC*
t
llh-nuiiunuilt^
s. doceit
\oa,pirpat/fii-Rl'c3'

cheat, imposture.
t-js. wicked
loiuplriiu,/

tion,
imposi-

monk.

"

ceive
cheat, to deto
to
to
to
defraud,
dupe,
trick,
;
to
insnare
to
to
plot,
inveigle,
gull,
;
to hatch, to contrive ; to pervert, to
seduce, to mislead ; to mock, to laugh,

luu^ptj/",frj^

to

not

cheat

at

trifle ;

to

care,

to

va.

/"^n//^/"to

play.

ulent
frauda,
\3aipJi,aliu/b
\iiup.lruiuiin[,[i
ious,
false,illusory,insid; deceitful,
I

sophistical.
ceit,
s. fraud,knavery ; de]a"i.p4/..-/?/."-'fc
trick,artifice,
cheat, fallacy,
roguery,
ishness, imposture,deception; chicanesty
dishondissimulation ; villainy
,
;

|o

cheat,
//^""""n"-,

stratagem,
\tiu,p.p-nii_s.
to be

vn.
\suip.ltir,
Irtjiy

; to be

jeered

at.

l^^p/'i ^'In
the

(Me) /"t *.

the thirteenth

alphabet,

and

consonants
"

; /", ^,

It is sometimes

the letters

the

letter of

eighthof

the

forty,fortieth.
confounded

with

artifice.
ceived
cheated, de-

to be
laughed
[ducing,insinuating.
deceitful,fallacious ; seto scorn,

smooth-tongued.
]au.f2nt.4/i
af. deceitful;sf.deceiver.

4"'ii for example :^u"nf^p,

two

]o"n^,
f,^

s.

notch

ing,
(ijs. deceit,fraud,cheat-

of

an

sword.

edged
mus.

note ;

arrow

line, letter ;

ini-uiq.t-i_^uto

-^j solfoggio; "/-/'"z^

knavery ; a. fraudulent,
deceitful;Jti_-[it-_p
qk-quAui^ pM}j to note an air,
deceived, cheated,defrauded,duped ; to write it down;
a.
immoderately
to cheat, to defraud, addicted
to : immature, unripe.
"{.nptrhij
""ui_,
to dupe, to swindle ; /.
to
ui'iiliu,'hirj_,
lines,to
\iuiqtrir,
ir^l,va. to draw
be deceived, to fall into error
roll ; to mark
out, to delineate,to
; /r
Ipi^jfiihuto be in fault;
outline ; to mark, to brand.
^V/^
^n.u..
to detect in fraud
iA-t^,
; ^^^ -.,,
\au,qJ',
^ii^
Pg s- war ; dispute, quarrel,
ad. fraudulently,
knavdeceitfully,
sedition,
fight;- uinHru to dispute,
nt.3"
solfa ; ini-ni/f

-"

-u

-"

"

cheating

lunipn..4o. chcating do]i!"npn"fallacious ; crafty smirking,

ceitful,
,

s.
\iiuq.

\",up.,
-^,

trick.

l"ll,l"
to

contest,to debate

; to

fight
,

to

blows.

to

come

269

ing,removal ; emigration\^ o-^t^u/j

luxation.
dislocation,
-

a. Warlike,
IHiay^i/Li^n^^
InfUij^/iu^iu^
,

martial

brave

valiant ; troubling
perturbing,seditious,factious.
,

louf^^L^,,nir^s. must,
\^u,p-s. flat side

sheep,(small

wine.

new

of the

knee-bone

knuckle-bones

"

game

\iiuiru,'i,y,r,
va.
irl,

carpus
used

to

to

gnaw

nettle,to sting,to
in

chew,
pieces ; ^g. to

snarl

qJliJb-u/bato bite

in the

one

at, to revile ;
another.

lu.i/S-a.i"Y.".
biting,
pungent

).

cynical;

lauMPiajit-ir,
trj[, va. to damage, to
spoil; to corrupt; to ruin,to shatter;
to rumple,to crumple,[of a pale
grey.
\ou,J- [,ja. rude ;gr. aspirate
; i-yi',

to bite ; to

in

tear

fuofif!

tirical,
sa; fig.
ik-^,.,tart tongue ;

mordacity,sharpness.

\Oiuh-uMuiiiMiiP
s. bite*
\a,"b-utmhir,ir^Jtva.toViiQ,
to nibble.

\iiuirh-u,li
^'el'*" bird's crop, craw.
l"a.S-/i
it,.ys. gizzard.
cyanogen.
\aiuJ-iuf{,u't,
a. chem.
cyanic.
s.
\aa,ttl,l3-,y
salary; quarterly
[ijj
\auiJ-,u//ii
a.
blue-eyed.
stipend.
\i,i,"/-uii/hi-Jlou,6-"i."a-y s. bite, biting;sting.
a.
low, vulgar,plebeian;-.
the mob,
of biting.
\itub-ni.'Ji,
s. act
,ai/p."/u,
ir,ap^lili,
the rabble, the populace.
\iut^ uag s. unripe,immature ; sour,
s. chem.
\aaij-lrpfiiupcyanideof iron. bitter , harsh ; fig. harsh , rugged ,
chem. s. cyanuret.
]niuc//"".(
pert,
rough, unkind, cruel, inhuman
; inexPrussian blue.
s. chem.
\a,uJ-ni-i,^
unpractised,ignorant; ill-bred,
hot.
\aai"f"i.pl,/i
[, s
[harsh.
primrose ; boorish,awkward, rude.
[skin.
a. hard-hearted, rude,
cowslip.
\a,^^ujpuiity
the
seditious , factious
". speck, point; mole
lii/".^
on
a.
lnu/^u,,^"^6r
,
-ni-PF
'[aui/juj',
["s. skull of animals.
turbulent; uuiuji,ui,^n,.p-li,Jii
ad. with the head.
s. sedition,
\au,iuMjh4l!t,
revolt, rebellion.
,

\auiJ-u,^p,
s. chem.

s. ornaments
\sutiuMpuil[M^ip

or

immature
s.
Y't^iaifunp^m.p-'f
ment,
judg[ripefruit.
puerihty.

freizes

on

[or buildings.

capitals.

1i)iu^^%,/is. snail: suit of

coarse
sieve, corn
\iutluuji_s.
man-cook,
1ii""/i/u"/n^
".j s'.

to gather unu,n.%lr,r va.

laui^ui^pp\iiui^uMlinL.pa. gatheredprematurely,
harsh, unripe; new, fresh; premature

rooms

sieve-

[shout.

to howl, to yeli,to
Iiui/ua/b^tirva.
s.
loiMi^iJiip
immoderate, derisive

laughter.

ttuifuMj
Pj
,

s.

chyle; rennet

milk, curds.

]ouiluiujkir,
tj^ va.

^uifitMu^nji
["s.
,

to

first

;
f "_/; pure oil.
mature,
\iiiilia,Jli,n
a. whose
judgment is im-

foolish,
puerile.
of mature
\iuiliia,r,"ni-P-l"X
s. want
[curdle. judgment, folly,youthful ignorance
ed
; curdl-

coagulate,to

ricle.
stomach,vent-

or

inexperienee.
s. unripeness,crudity;
\iiMslint.[3-l,ci,

ition,
fi^.sourness, harshness, cruelty; seda. unstable,ill-built,
lnu//""""-m
weak,
gration
frail;inconstant,mutable; -^s- emito
to
quit
ipilri^, emigrate,
;
-

one's

rebellion.

waste.

oi^ialiuib-/.

under-

s. kitchen;"iyu"/o/A
^ -/.
'\iiiui,atpuM%
water.
dishkitchen-maid; int-iujai2nt-p-f
,

^uifiuitrir,
tj/i va.
remove,
to
displace to dislodge; to move
to
to
to
cause
shake,
change;
totter;
to

to

ruin; to refute,to confute; to

grate
emi-

s.
cookery
\iu,i,uipunini-P-lii^

dishes served

; the

up ; seasoning of dishes ;

daintymeats.
sf.cook ; cook-maid.
loui^uspiupnE^P
put out of joint;
"c.
S.
to
"c.
ment
]ou,4/it4-,
Ooi-f.x',
p.iiAi[it^ tease, to annoy, to torwith idle gossip.
]uo/4^,t.r,
tj[,va. to overdo, to cook
to burn, to spoil;to cors. destruction
^iu^uirii-!/ii
; displac- too much,

;
cate,to
-

meat.

barbarous.
country, [pleasant;

s. head-cook
a.
\aui[uaiu,inL.[,
rough, harsh, unruined
\aui[umMiM(ta, spoiled,
; "" ruin, cook.

to

[cooked

luu"4,/"js. dish,viand, mess

; meat,
^iui'^utq-npithJ',
hgl,va. to cook.

iaA"i.uiJh qnu^hpu
,

disjoint,to
I

tO dlslo-

l"ll.T,

270

rupt,

knick-knack

to ruin.

trinket ; trifle,

trash
,

play; anat.
creation,thing
game,
^_5 s. play, game ; resocket; touch, feelpastime, amusement, sport; joint,articulation,
mockery;
toy-man ; JfiJ-ui_
ing ; "lu,7iu,n.i7ij_-[huij
fun,joke,raillery,
pleasantery,
ib'iibp
b ~ib" "lo not waste
iruiiliuTCiuii.
foolery; games ; scene,
mummery,
[skin.
a
stage, theatre; mus.
note; *song, your time with trifles.
air ; ut/"-""-5
s. boat, barge i *raw
}oui,iui^i
hide,
gambling, gaming; -:f

]ouiii
ni-j

of nought;

or

"

*"
leather-dresser,
lij."Y.'"^"/"?""J

nil,
[{"inirufl,,.j
Olympicgames ;
the
wrestling
"fti-j.-uli
"Tiupinj,^wrestling; ^%.u4
game

"

-b

-,

of tennis ;
marbles
;

of

liiilru-j
"^i.^.uiliiu^
game

iu"^mf

backgammon

[tan.

currier ; tanner-

VII.
hijfi
\a,"n,"/""i"j.lrj;

to

curry,

to

tanning.
\a.u,i^ul,inpq.n,.Rlii^
s.

playful.
\3""i^uli
luijliL-nuj^^draughts ;
n,uu,[,%2^
uij a. childish,
*
chess ;
playmate.
a. s. playfellow,
\au.,liulil,^
u,i^tuuin^lil"blind man's
"C.O. ^fri^iMiihaij^
S. ^'ni-,ifl
OtC.
buff; P'lP-y card-playing,
piiMii^/"utenuj/ji
;
of chano e ; piu/t/y a
s. interlude.
laaiiiui^uiiii-^iiai
liui^uij,
game
calm
a.
tranquil, serene,
words; ul^iiri^tiiujhjli lu,"^""^
pun, play upon
,
for sport, not to
to be in no mood
peaceful,undisturbed,quiet; JJtaig,
^
mind
arf. placidly,
be in a sportingmood;
/" 'iuim,./b[,userene
;
-""/i""/"
abandon
oneself
to
to
calmly,quietly,serenely.
peacefully,
t[ut/jiuiir,pi_
^
S. i"i"Yf""^;
amusements
*. supplia,
juuir^iui^iu^u/^
; ["
./i.u.it^,to join a
,

-o

play; i[/bhi_ju,_ mentary vesper service : certificate

of poverty;
n#f"''''""'the Pacific
good game ; to
have a good-hand (cart/*),
Ocean ;
to be a lucky
qni, peace-offering.
calm
a
placid ,
player; ib'i.t_
\t.i"iui,iu,triui.u,i_
Lt^
^p.lMI^^ [l ^/ to have
,
ill luck at play ; Lnnnt-ciuthh-t
h
tranquil.
"/' to
a. livingin peace.
play or to gamble away ; .^"At^ ^",
]nu/f^mY."/4A-"//g
one's
bled.
a.
peacefullyassemJk%ujp, I,-[, to gamble away
\i,uiiuinui^nj,n
to lose one's fortune by gambfortune,
ling;
to leave off playa.
s.
peace-breaker,
\aaiiiui,iu,irp.iilu
ing
j-^j-uiplri^^
-nj
to take as a joke ; ^ti
; ^u,iruiph[_,
seditious,
turbulent,unquiet,restless,

to
game
; to sit down
have
to
a
"n^"i^ [,-[,,

"

byt.-y"it is not

to

be

trifled with, it

rebelHous.

to be appeas\a,si,jiuinijitiuij',
ed,
uigiy vn.
to
tranquillized, grow calm.
]auj,iia,iiiii,{ui'i
quiet.
[ija. pacific,
that
of peace,
a. fond
\iuii[iu,iu,ui[i
cule
loves tranquillity,
joke with,to jestwith ; to turn to ridipeaceable,peaceful.
|du,,^"uyui"//i^
; i^iif. ftiiq. ad. for fun,in jest,
-./^ a. mild , soft ,
for a joke,jestingly
[moderation.
gentle.
; np^uifi //"/"r^,"/_
%nuu,
how many
tricks I playi.love of peace,
j//ifiiif.
]"u"j.i#Y_"""if^"i-/?^ti
ed
them ! P';/i_ mni-p
on
]"u//^.u.^."^/u^
ufinf-pj-^
uij a. peace-making,
est;
P^"'L 277-' joking apart, in good earnconciliating
pacifying,
er,
; j. peace-makto sing a song.
*\iu'i.^u
reconciler.
pacifier,
^'""t"A? *" shore, side of a river ;
s. pacification,
\amiiu,iiiopuipiii.p[,i.%
meadow
reconciliation.
stead
gulf, road; marsh, moor;
nL-aii VCC. tO pa: division,
pigeon-hole.
lOuji^tji^tJqng^nuibti-l/'r
calm
to
to
s.
\aujiiiuilili
player;
dancer;
cile,
cify,
conciliate,to reconijfiuij
;
ing
triflplay,toy,plaything
trifle,
;
game,
[tranquil,
serene,
amusement
foolery ; gewgaw
a. very calm, peaceful,
]aiuiiu,qu,i^^,"
,
,
bawble ; fig.laughing-stock,
butt;\ou,niiiqirir,
tj[,va. to pacify,to appease,
to
to
become
the
laughing-stock
ilHihij
calm, to allay,to assuage ;
of; ulaiiiruto make game of; -tifti^ to conciliate,to reconcile,to accommodate,
to adjust; to hide, to conhe was
fortune's plaything,
p.ai[ui"l,'i,
ceal,
to keep secret; -f J", h^iy vn. to
ed
mockor the sport of fortune,fortune
him ; i,n,iJh^*-". iu[tu,^
at the
become
calm, to be pacified,
tranquillized;
of winds and waves.
to be reconciled; ^
mercy
lflu"iu,il._p
ik,"^ s, plaything,toy, | be quiet,be tranquil,
yourcompose
IS

no

lOKO

ttniJih-ianu

"

/*"*"-

"

uinhia^

to deride,to mock, to
'i'tuto ridicule,
make
or
mockery of, to laugh
sport
at a person;
^'i^
u.n-it^, to rally,to

-II

iiuMiiniun
'iiunutit

"elf.

[quietly,
softly,
gently. to roll on the ground ; jmu.M^ad.
XtuMnuiifji^
peacefully calmly , "iiiuuto march, to advance ; jtrmu
-

tf-jt^

s. peace
louiHuiqnJli

(jalm,tranquillity,

to

retrograde,

quiet,rest,repose ; pacification, '"bt""- "'il"3

scowl at, tomenace
conciliation; /fim- J^lrn_,peace be
~

or
retreat; ui[iq.o^
to
b 'lb'P"'J
nt-pni^
t

with

with

you;

mind

; uyp

peace

01

angel or

(unn^it

; ^u^HSftt

messenger

looks, to frown
apostrophize,

Mialii^nnp

some

of

iTaiiu^,peace

"T.!-^,

-pi

"t

threatening

p"i/i"^ ^ 'Urp"iito
at
or
against

"

rail

to

revile

to

one,

to

burst

to

into

to inveigh against ;
perfect peace, profound tranquillity, bitter invectives,

sweet

repose

'Alri_ to

-p%
lihiui^f,
peace
iun.%lr"_ f^iif.
nL.dhg
;

to

with

peace

make

to live in peace

make

be

to

to
disturb',

time

one's

one's

-p-hmir^ iliihi_i^,n.
nf.Jtg,

to

i-Pn^ to pity,to have

compassion
:
// uiinmjin to triflc,to waste
,

on

/.

to

trivial

on

play

at

occupations;
P*"ii-y/31"j"u/^;
-

; S.

at peace
[i i/fuirruipqlithe
iFujItl^nLl^oli
with; "hy'^drub l""p" luuii^uiti
children
at play in
to
are
-piru/ii,
juAjii,f.nil_
playing, are
enjoy profouad
the
in
live
whose
to
turn
comfort; iu,iJiihi_iigarden ; n,.,ru,%i k -"
peace;
i

break

i^U IuoiiIt"^
ft

; "//^".
~(3-h
l"^iMi^uint-P-fiK^
'

or

"

for peace
refuse terms

to

means

; Jkpj-lri_
^.uti -pt
of peace,
to reject

sue

to

the peace

is it to play ? whose
move
ll^Jt pu/iif/hluuititu/pno

is it ?

than

said

done.

[brace.

for reconciliation,to be ed
opposto conciliatorymeasures
ad.
; -Pp

peaceably, peacefully,in

peace ;

".^.

i^npi/h

sooner

affectionate
ems.
^MiiuiuiiMiin.a'iip
\aiiiiiuiui,uui[,j;
hgiy vH. to embraco
to fondle ; to
to caress,
affectionately,
the knees, to supplicate
embrace
with

weeping; oiu,u,l"n-b-iu/j interwoven,

the

longed

happy and
St/'

%irui

for

peace

contented
God

rest his

his soul ; lf(iP["

go in peace ; God

I am
["''""i"

soul;

to

peace

h-pPui/^ -phiuirp.

like serpents.
entwined
interlaced,
gargle,gargling ; ."n.it^
ii^"Y/^frt.4-"_j4-\iu.,iu,2^s.
k

with

be

you

; 3bui

to

[ments.

gargle.

fond of amuse""" P^^yf'^l)

\tiiiquMukii
s.
Ya-Miiluipu/i,
play-ground; gaminghouse;

theatre.
goodbye ! adieu !
ersion
s. play, sport, divto play, to sport,to
\aiii,luiii^ni.p^L.%
vn.
luafYu"/*,
uMj[,
theatrical
amuse
oneself; to jupip, to leap, to
; p,u,npnii,uliui'ii
-^
representations.[fluid;s. S. ]o"/Y"."y^.
dance, to gambol, to frolic,to frisk
ride
to mock, to de}aui,iuij
about; fig.to ridicule,
Ij a. flowing, running ,
the
to
to
\auiquijjnii_,
to
jest, joke,
play
fool;
ufj s. player.
;
to walk, to go, to depart ; to
to move,
to start
to march,
^np^ujj
on
inspirationof the Divine
a
go
away,
take
the
to
rush
Spirit.
field;
journey; to
at,
to cause
va.
^Mjujgni^ju/iik-J',
down
"Ljjft
to swoop
on
; to gush out, to
to
to
to
transfer, to
march,
move,
fuu^iuiu^k b 4bspout forth,to spirt;
to
of the
the spirit
transport, carry away; to advance,
S'^"'"-'*'
P"ll .^" l^'"tb
to drive forward, to push on ; to pour
Lord
shall fall upon
you ; a../i/^iiuiji
out, to spirt; S. P'"i/"-i"^/""^
the clouds were
ui""p lrikL.yi_^uMiiu,j\ti,

aL,yf_ -Pp

"

"

round

gathering
fall in
love

love

^fc^LJj,Jiru,%u to

with, to

smitten

be

qniTunTp. to make

game

deride, to

jeer,to

insult;

J'a'-ui

with

to go

hju

in and

"

"

advance

against,to

move

to rush

decamp

; to

to battle ;

to

tack,
the at-

pu/iiui^pi to
,

'

'

ment,
move-

advance.

progress,

\ii,uqiMii-iuiiia
[ng s. abscess, apostume
; wart ; pimple ,
; swelling; wen
^ if^p trn.,u[_
tubercle;
lra.uii_,
pustule,
form
to
to
an
abscess,
-["ij, suppurate,
,

or

tumour.
to

t-jfiva.
\aiuiipiiiliir,r,
entrap,

to

into

draw

; to vex,

change quarters ; Pa.i-u,^.

^0 ^^
dead, to
tb'"l^""-'"L
be
thrown
to
oneself
down.
along,
drag
tu^p

current

of,to
*""-

out, to frequent; /A^

^uitiui/n^^-to laugh, to scorn,
utiHii^pu
to scoff at fortresses;
-^ ui.umhpu,^,
A Jh-niut
Jlunuihiu^tuuih-nutqap tO
-

lnuiiiiaj^/"5 s. course
,
pouring out, effusion ; forward

to

s.
\iu"ui^ pji,/
,

"?/"-

Iri-

niilji.

deceive, to
to inveigle

snare,

trouble.
snare,

trap,ambush

l^ii^ftiiui^p
f^lj

06

;
ill-

i"a3
clothed

poorly

be

to
,

shabbily

or

jaiyP-lnr,
tgf

]a^,jr,",i^
hmlrq

court;

plaj-ground

p-uimhp S.

sting,to prick;

to

va.

fig.to nettle,to pique ; l,i[iii]Cb

luiyP-^
he scruples
he feels remorse,
at,
"Qtuji

dressed.
tennis

1"|].8

2 72

^lump.

lu^y/?/fj
iiijfs. sting; point; prick ;
,

card ;

s.
card, playing
\iu"ip^nt-,ip-

u,p^uili
[uiaqp-iip^ypaok of cards

]aiajl3njuit.np
uij

furu.
stingiiig,
stingsect-bit
in\a,y^ni.u,h-,
nj s. stiug,prick,

; -ia-

nished

with

rails ; grating,
\aui,i[uu,.r,
,"j s. bars,
rail-fence ; palissade.
ill-piupnu-J-ia^uA
railing,
; bite ;
,
a. grated,cross-barred; puncture.
\ttu"ifuiuJt,uj
s
luu"y/?n".2"
stinging, tingling
open, openwork;
if-m-n^,iron-gate.
,
s. gristle,
stitching,
\suiq2C,u^",_,i^
pinking.
cartilage. prickling;quilting,
\au"i2C,/hi-%_p
]""yS-p s. bait, decoy ; slice, bit,
s. anat.
glands.
or
\"u,,inq^,
s. grapes;
piece,morseI ; spot, speckle; *dark or
y
uiu,ni-q_ -y
ripening colour of fyuitsgrape; lim-m -nj
~uitMiu,ni,nj a grape
stone ; /uai^
tO
.T, Irjiy VnU.
^aiyir/rir,
uiijnfu sour
; 4/^*z.
h^fw lOuiyS^f
to gather
to grow
to
wine.
to
begin
ripen,
ripen,
ripe
; u,p[iJii
^
-nj
a.
Ti)uiYn/^i"p/r^,
(grapes), [to mature; to ripen grapes.
bearing or producing
to ripOU,
Va.
[sour.
\luyhrlr^ni.^,u'blr,r,
nM-^l;
grapes.
are
la.uinqu.^iun.'i,
a- whose
a.
\s,yirnu,
spccklod.
spottcd,
grapes
\iujiitn"-,air
s. bot. lousG-wort,ped]au,,inqu,p,nin
ning
n^ s. colouring,beginuncularia.
of ripenessin grapes.
[coat of the eye.
-

chec^fuiiiniik^utf
a. spotted,
s. uvea,
uveous
]a,yui\i,yaiu,p.,ikm
p-uj^u'iipvine.
s.
lB/"/^n,^ti^
[cricket. quered, dappled,speckled,variegated.
zool. staphylinus;
s.
\"u"in,ilril,Uu,g
\iuy,"u,p.,f^,nni-P^l,iit
s. odd
modly of
small
l""Yn,j,4
s. currants,
colours,motley.
[icsome.
grapes ;
gooseberry; night-shade,bane-wort,
a. joyful,
vivacious,frol\iuuuiu,ily
morel; anat. uvula.
\iiyu,iu[uuipl,
-pi-a. speckled,
ted
spot,

liJ"""^""".^;^".
-[ncp

dapple,motley, sorrel,roan, piebald;

4^^-. serpentinemarble.
]a,y,"^li%
|c.mild, pleasing,sweet

guttural ,
rough, harsh, hard, unpleasing,
grating

a.

to the ear
(language).
\3miiuiyinp
s. music-book.
]a.o"ra.
inexpert,unskilled,tised,
unprac-

ignorant;*.

looking.
a. spotted,speckled,
]auij,"ui-:Cujjhi-ti

inlaid work;
marked; i^n^Sjo.
to
to
pliitij inlay, mark, to speckle.
uM^uij
or inexpert;to leave
off a habit,to
^lymuiiT,ujj/ivn. to leap for joy, to
break
be
in extasy, to frolic,
a custom.
or
to sport about;
[skill, practice.
want
lauiJh^ppji,
of
to
become
s. ignorance,
qb--lif.
insolent,to rebel.

wine,

new

To/"./;".ira,/;

vn.

to be

must.

-,

unskilful

"

s. chin.
louiintirm,

thrill
s. extasy, transport,
\auyuiu/iip

}au,M/hi-P
s. traces,(harness).

\iiiuJpuAa,j;
uijuu
wither,

to

dry,

vn.

to

fade, to

shrink, to waste
to languish,
to grow
away,
weak, "to
be stunted; to
spoil,to tarnish.
to

of

joy.
S. ^lujuiui^iapfit-.
fOiymuiuiliuutli
a
yiuifuiiun-uMli

loaded

covered

with

with

shame
,

grace,
dis-

infamous,

ignominious,disgraceful,
shameful;-,
-uip.u,p

ad.

shamefully,
ignominiously,

to wither, disgracefully,
^a/' \'"'"'f(tlrjni-giii^itj'
va.
infamously.
to cause
to shrink, to weaken, to
of au
\auiju,uin.uiiia,j'uii,
a.
ious
ignomindeath.
stunt,to kill;to tarnish,to spoil.
"

]u"y^ ^j

s.
sting; spur
goad,
ftMyuiuin-ui^lrir Ir^f, ^ut/mian-ui^l-.
prickle; fig.incentive ; -p iTmui^ [u/uj^ jni-i)ii/i,irj;
to put to shame,
va.
nL.j[,
T^t remorse,
stings of conscience, to shame, to make
mask;
ashamed; to uncompunction.
to debauch, to ruin,to corrupt;
Y^uyPuii^uMp
a.
naked ; to violate,
pungent, stinging, to expose
honour,
to dissharp ; s. bol. dwarf holly, [to goad.
to blast.
,

"

to sting,
to
\"iyRu,'i,ui,tiir
va.

spur,

loiu/oiuin.u/^nt/j^ti.s.
shame, oppro-

2?

1"U.2

to stir up the fire of rebellion.

shepherd boy.
JmUmUi
Id^lru.'i,
rich in flocks.
to
a.
\iai^iaiL-kin
allure,
]u,/,'S"^tj""_jii""ii-.r,
nt-glvu.
-

rhubarb.
to attach, to
]o"//^/Y-*",^'
entice; to familiarize,
7/ *" ^"'^
broth
s.
\iuj^i }auiir,c
; decoction.
attract,to draw with.
crucifix
crOss,
}aiu^,
p s. cross ;
; fig.
"louAaY"/'i
tj."/ vn. to roast, to broil,
the
tribulation; um-pp.
to be
to scorch, to burn, to glow; fig.
sorrows,
soul
fired with, to bend
i"".
one's whole
Cross,the Holy Kood; {" 4""*'*-/."
to be
k-iuM'iilru
attached
to, to become
to, to apply b'^L.lrk *o crucify; ^
to make
crucified ;
one's
self to, to get accustomed
or
iunXki_, i,iu'iihij
to cross
one's
the sign of the cross,
inured to, to give one's self up to ; to
self.
[bearer; crusader.
be eager, to long, to burn
with envy
to

-,

"

desire, to be
smitten with, to

mad

cross-headed.
a.
\iu,^uif.ini^lu
j."iu"n.u"4/""-/ru

with

burn

love

sunk

odour
s
\su/i,Ji[,p
s. brand,
'\au/7ijn,i_

love,

to be

[smoke.
of
burning

of

cross-bearing;
*.cros3\^u,^np.u"[^ia.

be

for ;
in dissoluteness,

with

to be

of, to

enamoured

or

fire-brand

; live-

coal; lava.
s. fish-hook.
\ou/iiJt"j
\au/iiJi""4u,ir,
-i,nui a.

odour

or

burnt

taste

flavour

of

that

has

an

burning,having

tut

to the

smell.

or

qa.trmq
"q^lr^ft^ "^^ktlul a,
[OuM
bearing the cross, enduring patiently,
patient;-^k-mn, crossed.
to bless water
uin-H-iT.
]auitui^.-iy
[crucifix.
by immersing a crucifix.
rest
for a
or
s. desk
'\a,"^u,^uj^,
-_p
}iiai^^,uii
crucial,that appertains
a
t

cross.

'[iuM'i.ni.p]aai^ui^lip
$"
lip"'3 *" cruciferous ; ".
shop
"iiPlig
cruciferous
hot.
plant; cross-bearer;
warehouse,
; treasure
; store
saders.
magazine ; /""iii^f m/f^/A sf. shopkeeper; crusader ; -ip the crusades, the cruto keep a shop, to
!" "iiuu.lrij
ion;
traffic ;
the depths of ocean
companion in crucifixa.
\ia,^li\,^
;
-^ uijrui^
tory
; manufac-

-uj^p

s.

pi.shops.

tradesman.
keeper, retailer,
to
YiuA^u'iiujir,
'u^iui vn.
up, proud,

bray;

with

swollen

]u^%^t^,tjf
to

to

together; -^%i/_S. lo"o_

of the cross, to cross.
[sign
^lijjl"r.
the
]n."^"i4^fr/r,
tj^ va. to make
crucified

be

pride.

to roar, to

nn.

s. crusade.
'[aui^ulipm-P-fii^
for
suffering
a.
\ou,^iiilii,o%

puffed
bellow;

va.
]aiM,^u^j/rir,
jlrut/_

grunt.

ing;
\au/i,^,tSb
s. roaring,bellow-^/,"_2ft

tj,y
-j/"/",

in

braying; grunting.
inflation
s.
]"Ju"?/^n"_3"

distension

with

propensity.

lu"."^,
p s.
hot.

Stew

of

Or

pennyroyal.

\^uJ^ ^%
^pj^ ^"ij s. flock of
sheep,sheep.
[herd.
O. ShCp\aui^tiun.iunl/!u%
p]i"/^/u#pf"5\"iu^iuiq.u,i,irui%ni.piii^,
s. shepherd's
employment.
\ifu,^,u"rujii
or ["s. rot,murrain.
y
,

shepherd; //p/ ,"^/.4

,

shepherdess;

to be

panion
com-

crucified

Lord.
"

^'

'"3

crucifier"

tir s. crucifixion.
]ii,"^,"4m*in"-/?f
l"""^u/.Jti.
o. cruciform, crossed ;arf.
to place across.
cross-wise; ifiilrij
to a cross, crunailed
cified.
a.
lij.u^u.f/i.5
-

S. lo/.^^;
a.
]a,u^tui,
s.
tree,
young
sucker
shoot,
[eine.
; stake,pile.
S. Ift^"^ ; -/"""chem. cod\iu,ilu,u^
,

our

|au"^u4'"^"-4"'^'"'-

\Out%iHiui^n^

sheeps' trotters

crucifixion,

to be

another.

passion of

s- envy,
\aui'ii,n,M,irnt-P-f,tX

X^tuUintiMir. yiutliinutbo

vn.

gether;
crucifyto-

to

fied
being crucis. the
\a,u^lij"up-l,i^,
in the
with
another; participation

ation,
fig.swelling,puffingup, pride ; inclin-

\ii.'i,,n
a. dishonest,
lewd, lascivious.

Christ's

sake, patient, austere; christian.

'^ui^u.J'.ui,
a. dead

to
uo/u.ioAfcy_,

the

on

the cross,

put

to

cified;
cru-

death

crucify.
to the
s. hostility
yfiiu^uiTuipmni-P-fitX
adoration
of the Holy Cross.
on

cross,

to

yigMMiuM^lyL.
D.
ihtujin tuQ
\Otu^uhjty^
to
i,u,u"u't,lri_,
;
cross, to place
'.

"

cross

across.
a. cross-like.
\iai^ufi,inJb
]ui"o"%juAS. \t,a^ujllri; *. the sign

i"u.nof the

cross

to make
lun.'iihu

S. \autJ-uiilhc.J[ifamO.
\i,un.'l,u,liin^J-

-.

\iu,j^u^,p^Pa, crucified,tortured
the

on

S.
\tiui,Aiuluni^g
lu^nfill^

[parson.

cross.

|a"un.%""/uoi/
,iit) a.
or

crosswise
to

^-^'^i.

"""-

the

cross

cross,
,

discourse.
wood

of the cross,

crucifix;6oi. peony;
,

; -/.J"vn,

cross

mixed, confused,

\iu,niiu.li,
uig a.

scene
embroiled, complicated;
impure, ob-

anemone.

\iuji^ilimn.
fts. crah, craw-fish.
s. discovery of the
]aia^y./."."i
Holy
crucified.
[Cross.
\aui^itu,f_a.
crucifix.
juu.^t^i^?'*. crucifixion;
to
to fix on
va.
]uu,^,r,
crucify,
A-j/i
the

or

impure.
s. idlc talk,prat\i,uni,uMp,aunU?
ing
[iLii
c
onfused
buffoonery,
scurrility;
;
scene
impure language, barbarism; ob-

arms.

\i,u^"^vy,n/.s.
cross;

Itplnuputjiha-u

that speaks confusedly

chaste,
impurely, confused; un,

s. parishpriest,
\iu,iiauiu,c,
country
louijiuufto^i
(igs. worshipper of

Christ crucified,
christian.
ad. in form of
]nu";"u."{4"i

Of iU"

hOUSC

to be crucified.

tie,bond, union ; copulation,

pairing;the rabble,the mob.
properly
ad. abusively; ima.
\iujnXu,lia,f.u,'h
;

s.

lit-uy.

said,

to mix, to blend;
confuse,to perplex, to embarrass,
to confound
; to disturb,
; to intrigue
to embroil; to twist; to couple or pair;
founded
-/i"ryn. to be mixed, confused, conto blows, to
with ; to come
with,to
fight; to be in communication
va.
^,u,Au,iiir,r,
k-^f,

s. tripod.
laui^P^utpard
stand]fSui^ju,it.
luj s. gonfalon,holy
[HolyCross.
; -uJ/Pp gonfalonier.
of the
[, s. exaltation
]ti,"^^p,"j,
benediction
of
the
*.
]ii""^o^,4^"4^
Cross.
]nu..ts. thorny shrub.
[Holy
,

to

to have commerce
^uin.uiiihi'ittir
vn. to twist rope.
haunt, to frequent;
S.
lnu""."/%,
[with.
\iu,ni,iM,lih^l,^
\3uini,uifiiiMij
cord, string;
ufj s. rope,
iron collar.
s. licentious
[collar or chain.
life,
\a,uniiuililT^ni.p-l,Jii
"

a. collared,
la.un.u/i,iiMJ[iil.
wearing

\auMn.ui^,irir,
h^ftva.
tie with ropes,

to chain

[ble; to

up ; to
to bite.

gnaw,

\sMun.Mi,uihir
to destroy,
to crumva.
waste.
\iiuMn.MamnL.mi
s. dostruction,
to Wring the neck,
\oat".lrj;Irjl,
vu.

debauchery.
[persons,profaned.
trodden
a.
\auiniuMiinlu
by impure
|n","A",^nL/?^iA7
confusion

disorder

-niJK,

s.

medley

ance,
; disturb-

chaos
,

tion
perturbation,tumult; profanaast.
tion
conjunccoition,
c
opulation;
;

bastard son; mpn-u,^

twist,to wrench, to draw, to pullout.
; np^p -p%
Babel.
it is a perfect
columu.
4^
s.
\i"iu,Lluuin.nm
-p-'t
Spiral
upt-ii
ph^ iluMjp
lieving,
unbe\auin.ifw^a. mixed, compound ; conincredulous,
fused,
a.
]aimi.'iiatf(po%
in disorder;complicated,indiS.
stinct
ln."/t.'S"""
impious ; vulgar ;
lewd ; ad.
; impure , obscene
,
culately;
inartiad. indistinctly,
confusedly, indistinctly
\}u,ni,u,Jiiy'ii
; together ,
distinct,
not
a.
mixture, conjunction;
conjointly;*,
clearlyaudible,inance
resoncoition,copulation,coupling,
confused;-, -n"-/?ir*.
pairing,
rut, rutting; /i
^'i^L! to give an uncertain
^AA/_ito be in rut,
;
confused
sound
cries;
on
heat, in pairingtime ; ["
; to utter
?^"'t.. to
pair,to couple, to leap,to mount, to ^ipiii^jconfused murmur
uMp.
; tp-k
to
cover
(mares, "c.); uMb-hi_y-a
^""hbj)b't"'t' 'f t^s trumpet give an
sound.
uncertain
yoke, to match, to pair,to couple,to
ou
\ouin.'iiia,iiu'ii-x'
-iiuA2_ ts *" *'^6
join together.
to

-"

-"

"

obscure
a.
\iiuiiLiiu,p.ut%
difficult to understand

in

speech,

fused,
con;indistinct,

mass,

the

the

tude,
herd, the multi-

common

rabble

the

mob

a.

low,

wifpn^i the lower

people,the scum

[chimsera. vulgar,plebeian;
a.
]nu"n.%H"f.""^f"%
^pkz_' classes,the common
hybrid ;
dissolute, or dregs of the people,the vulgar.
a. licentious,
\auiniu"fi,aij
[gled.
in^tp s- siftings.
rakish,libertine.
[riegated. la.un.'iiu.in.^l
entan\au,niu,,rut% -tuMijx.twistled,
a.
\auiaXiii^ni%
parti-colouredva\oian^iu,inan.%-huMi_ ". mlxod, cona. wicked, villanous.
|i]u/'L%""f.n^"'
rabble.
fused.
[a disorderly
emetic.
an
s.
|au/n.%io^"-^,
q^
ad.
with
a.
\i,un^iu,irp"l"
tumultuous;
s.
'^,uu!i,u,p-,n%vegetablesoup.
-

57

iuu.n-

MW

27G

stinctly,
indiwrong

related
ad
\iiuitii,uMMi,uiiini-il'
.

helter-skelter

pu/iip rigmarole ;

method.

without
confusedly,

pell-mell
;
bungle,
-

to
^iouL-i_,

out.
ill-treated; to stammer
a. ill-used,
\iuin!i,uiilu,[,
s. zool. grasshopper.
make
to
to
\a,an.1i,[,'2i',
to
"iiTCuig
misuse,
uiit.'hhu abuse,

bad

or

ill use

of.

bowl ;
a.
mixing, that mixes; s.
\iiuin.'ri["^
s. goblet
\suj,ci.u,[,u,'h
cup
banquet, feast; crater; ^^..recipient slice,spatula, [scenityin discourse.
s.
impurity, obof the Word
]a,a,Aluouii"-P[it.'ii
(Virgin Mary).
meddler.
s. intriguer,
edly,
]aai,iiini_
a. pronounced confus\iu,n.'ii,"i,Au,li
in a huddle, pellindistinctly
;""/.
,

]omn.i"._uja- nj

mell.

dered,
a.
embroiled, disor\iu"iiii,"l,'i"f.n[i
edly,
intricate,
confused; ad. confusdisorderly,pell-mell.
vtt. to throw
\auiiLiiiuili'i,q.n[,h,r,
irijli
into

disorder

broil,
; to emto confuse,to perplex,to disturb.

confusion

or

p-hi-nj

\au.,t3,k-ir,
va.
ir^["

blend;

to

mony,
touch; tie, bond; concert, har-

[pared,compounded; seasoned.

the

tiller

iBu/n-i/it-ioA^o;
/y a. composed, pretion;
composis. mixture,
\au,n.'i,n.-P[i--%
,

junction,union.
incorporation,
S. |u"i/i5#""_#zf6s.
|u"i#L^^#j"_tffir
;
qo^
"

to

engagement, conflict;

C'uj,

confluence

pour

; to
perplex ; to

rivers

of

rising of the stomach, indigestion.

s- mixture
\su"i^,n,-p,l.

mix, to mingle,
incorporate,to

unite ;tocombine, to amalgamate

^tmnj,
umiuiTn^ult
-

join, to

to

offer,to

to

sition,
compo-

or

-^

tempering;
stitution,
paste, luting; complexion, contion
temperament, nature ; juncrelationship;
; consanguinity
of feeling,
conjunction,union; the sense

\iuin^uii^l^nnnl-fd'^i^t S. CODing,
fusion,disorder,disturbance,embroilperplexity.
quor,
s. cup,
l"u/n.itj.
goblet, bowl ; lition;
beverage, drink, potion,libacrater;

mixture

compound; temper

"ni-itjM

ropes;
^.u/AA^-u,
libations.
out

".

ley
; jumble, med-

close fight,engagement,
conflict,
nection;
union, reunion ; carnal con-

action ;

confluence.
confound, to confuse, to
to bray ; to growl.
to
to
termingle
into
season
vn.
intermix,
]u,//n.'fcjtj/'
;
up,
dried
to
to
weave
inter"juto,t",_^
s.
intertwine,
;
grapes , raisins ;
to
to
[linen.
to
adulterate,
bun, plum-cake.
taint,
;
fine
knit
ship
friendto
s.
in
strong
or
*ln,","t"i4
-u,lri
tinge ; pu/^4-^"../;"i-?
for
mould
to fall in love
wooden
with ;
s
*]o"""oi_^a*
; ukp
to
tho
to
lay
cloth, spread pastry.
^ihpmlin,-pn
for
the table,to serve
s. grass, hay, forage ; food
ln"./F
up ; qoqa ^i^ a"u"^_
button
to
buckle
to
to
thorn; -f
inJiiif.,!
unite; cattle,pasture; -or^-""-.
;
;
^trn^i
q^h-n% [ii-p
hips,haws.
^il^h-p^ to take
ftjirj"ninnt-l,
another
to
one
by the hand; ^t^/
cooper's adze ; plane.
loujiiaipnt-^s.
exert all one's
zool. speciesof locust,
of ingenuity;
\a,aiiuifni-i_s.
powers

mix

"

-,

/.hrnil,to sail in the open

sea

; ^un^u

attaous.

^u.fc.fl'/.to'\a,s,(,u,ii-a'ii
ujj s. rod, switch,whip,
meddle, to intermeddle, to interfere,knout,lash,scourge, cat-o-nine tails;
to interpose,to intrude ; -[""fun.
termingle,
to indiscipline,flagellum; ^mpat-uii- -f,
to mingle together,to get
stroke of a whip ; '^uip^u/uk-i^ S.
mixed
to
to
meddle
amalgamate,
up,
;
-,to

swim

in

the

sea;-

-"/"-

to engage,

to

entwine

conflict,to fight,to
to be
a

; to
come

in
engage
to blows
;

joined,to join,to

share

unite ; to take
in ; to conjoin,
in,to be concerned

to have

carnal

knowledge

of; to

to thrash
vn.
Tiautpuit/ut'iiiup.uila
ifii^ir
oneself with
to

the

to
discipline,

scourge,

oneself.
flagellate
s. scourgiug
^tinpuiqu/btupuiliini-P-f

flagellation,
discipline.

to
uiiAirir
air
vn.
auilitu^n
friendship;/uu."iAfrju"i. 1"luftuiquiliui'
drive
the
with
began.
whip.
away
ad.
\3uini,l"l,in,-ni,
OV \au,n^,
\s.i,[,ui,iu,'iih,r,
[, [unt-rLli
hjjl.ifn. to whip, to
confusedly,
tumultuously,disorderly, scourge, to lash,to thrash, to flog.
at random, right and left,right or
".
\iiup,u^i
rude, coarse, rough, of

join,to

form

ui-uinkitu,^,the battle
,

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277

hair-cloth;
*.
hair-cloth,sack-cloth, knavery; falsification,
forgery,act
hair-shirt ;

^h%nt-i_,to

cloth.
hair-

wear

a.
Y^uiput^iiutj^lruM^
"qa.is-uuf

ing
Wear-

sack-cloth ;

f/Ai/^.to

cloth.
hair-

wear

of

chicanery;
counterfeiting;
adulteration;
violation,
rape.
to conspire
}aa,p^it,,.u,'riiui
va.
ip't'l"

against, to attempt evil,to deceive;

to risk,to be exposed to danger.

vn.

rock.
\3iiipiuli
""3 *"
\a,upuiliuMjiirL.
a
steep

[rocky.

"

cragged ,
S. ZOOI. gudgOOH.
YimpMuliiuini-lii,
\"iu,piu^lrar
to burn , to
t-jp va
scorch, to tan, to brown; to toast;to
heat,to warm
; to imbibe, to anoint.
.

lo"o^u,4f^".
burning,caustic.
"[aiupiuiTs.
scoria,dross,slag.
\ampuijiu%l,
*" tbe devil,
demon;

traiterous
ceitful,
de\iiu-p,i.iui-ii/hi,iiiu,'ii
a.
k
navish.
fraudulent,
\a,up,f.,ui.u-'ulrj;
ir^[,va. to cheat,to
to
overreach,
circumvent,to"Jefraud;
to implicate,
to involve,to entangle ;
to precipitate;
to deflower,to violate.
s.
\iuipil.uii,uibni-P^[itii
fraud,
-u/jif:
circumvention,crime, outrage;
deceit,
,

violation,deflowering.
lini^ufi
'^uipP.ir,
t-gftva. to cauterize
; to
rization brand ; to blind with hot irons ; fig.to
\auiput%ui^ s. med. cautery; cauteto
brandstigmatize,to aflJiot,to distress,
; blister ; brand ; {i'T'l-p)
iron
cut
the
heart.
to
;
laplf^uflih^ ft4^{ityt^lr/jft
s. anai.
penis.
iTuim^ij to cauterize ; ii.uipinJiilri_ Inuipli
dress
to
issue.
an
s. base, foundation;
Miiu""iri_i|n,",^/,"/"
pu/ui",ji
\aiMipu/iiatpuip
s. lunar
pedestal;legs,feet;anchor;
caustic,nitrate
u"^4"'of silver ; caustic potash.
to anchor, to oast
%t-u iti,l[lr%nt-i_
^
s. ditch; trap,snare.
'[^"iMpiuip
anchor;
int-6riu%i-"_
ilk-pmijnc-jii/ii/r^^,
to weigh anchor
1""VP' ta *" sword; a. flagitious,"l^'ii
uiplihuii_
^u^.,
;
nomous
ve-

serpent.
,

"u

"u

-u

"

wicked
iniquitous,

; ill-bred ; lewd.

er
\iu,pp.,ui_,
ta *" sieve,cribble,bolt-

jni^unf

; mech.

sheet

bolting-mill.

\iu,pp.uM[k-j;
hgl,va.
to

act
\aiupp.u,iai-ah
s.

of

anchor

anchor

at

lie

to

or

hope

anchor

last

fig.last resource,

ifiplim-p-tr

shift.

to sift,
to riddle,
bolt; fig.to tempt, to try.

sifter.
\iii^Pp.u,iPi_s.

ride

be, to

to

s.
shaking, tottering,
\iu,plun,iu/iip

[temptation. ruin; fig.perverseness,

of sifting
; fig.

ration.
aber-

error,

\auipluiupls-J',
IrjfiVtt. to
s. zool. roe-buck.
Ytuipjuuiihir,
liii"^po".^,jij",j
to ruin,
to
to
demolish,
\tutpp.nLp-[,
shake,
shatter,
s. iniquity;
libertinage.
to
to
to
to
catarrh
cold
hurt,
\"iuippni.lu
deteriorate,
s
destroy ;
p/uf
;
to
renew
or
php^higrief; cj,
pain
itu/hp,
severe, slightcold; corrupt ;
,

-,

~"/"W'

cold

head;
open healing
ipilrij ilip"
a
cold;pJppn.^ fig.to irritate,to excite anew;

in the

to catch
uiliiuiufi,uMj_,j,

%fii_
liituppliiuii.
ii-ilunjto have got a
cold in one's head ; iiiiuin-!Cu,a.ti
to
^,

give a cold,to

to catch

cause

to cure
puinHiMo^,
iputpiiiuit-"_q~
,

a
a

cold ;
cold.

'[aujp^ui^,
knavish, roguish;
U.J a.
that falsifies,
that forges ; false,
counterfeit,
adulterated.

[ious.

tear

to

to renew
"t%q.iulini-P^l"Ljbu
to
vacillate,to
qUpinu
,

vn.

wounds

^"_

griefs;

one's
waver

-ipJ'

decay, to perish.
destructive,ruinous.
^Ouip/uujpli^a.
to fall to ruin

or

waste.

s. destruction
\iiup[i,uipni.!iii

\Ouaplutiiih
p
,

-^

"

utn.

"

,
1

tV't

gropingly; ifluMij^vijru to
along, to feel one's way, to go
ad.

~"

grope

fallac\iuip,l.ujluiM,lii"%
ing
gropa,
deceitful,
for ;
about
to
S.
[u'ilq.plru
grope
;
Pmpn.iulMiiu'bp l0uipil.ui/iini.l3-[ii^/
;
about.
-iu
S.
to
[ing
luiK^^u^.
to
to
%[,i.i3-/ri_,
deceive, dupe,
s. gropingalong, feel\auipluiu,liufi3^
entrap.
to
\auipq.uifilrir,
\iiu,pl"u"l,h.-,r,
Irjlvn. to grope along,
cheat; to
tjf, va.
to
feel
one's
:
t
o
to
to
falsify, counterfeit,
; to fumble
way
forge; to
rustle.
to
to
ulterate
shake,
feign, simulate; to corrupt, to adble
YituplufitTt
Yttup^i^iTS. yliup^uiu^liiF.
; to sophisticate
; to dissemto bray.
vn.
\iSu,pjui,-!ChJ'
; ni-Jlrp
qj'iu^ to plotthcdcath of.
S. ^yii^it^.
\s,apluni-i_,
yJuip^uJ^lf^t
"[iini^
-ni^p 0. ruiuous, falling,
-ni-iiii s. fraud
totteringto decay.
\iiupii.u,lua,^p[iiii
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78

1u"
ba
reedy fen; thorny

ed, doubled

cane-brake,

s.

brake.

to

to

burn; -mlur

burn, to scorch,to

to wither

be

a.

parched,

-,

with

thirst ;

with

love, with

^[J-n.1,to burn
f"pniln,[_,

lb

darkness

could

that

p-trtti'ttthe darkness

a. rustling,
murmuring.
\au,p^a]liniX

become

va.
\iiupj^j;
ir^Jt

in

boil, to stew

get

^^,

or

to walk
^t/".^,
; ^fc^
to be ignorant of; pu/.

obscure

darkness;

be felt ;

night; utn.li,nnt._
of ignorance ; /.
to grow
dark, to

to
if^tutAuilj

; -^^ti^t-^

of

-niJfh s. rustling,
murmur.
\iiui[i^ip
to
rustle.
vn.
Xniup^iMiiphiT,
tr^l

to

affliction ; blindness,

delusion,ignorance; hell;devil;
dark,obscure,gloomy, murky; /A^
t -t cd. in the darkness, darkly;

t^pii" the shades

tenderness.

to

ity
darkness, obscur-

$"

utter darkness
itttgjnirnt.,1^,

to be parched
/"ifuipu,i.n,

folds,doubly.

utL.

grief,sorrow,
; fig.

boiled meat, "c.

boiling,

\siup^miiir,
hglfva.
vn.

uil^ii paste diamond.

\aujpjiruif
s.

the
\iu,p2j-

; in

/.
\a,ai.iap

to condemn, to damn;
c/-f7"
-/A uta^tiri_,

scald;to scorch, to burn.

fire-brand;
\au,pnjli,
c"'-k"'3 s. fire,

liiuinii.
k^plifip darkness
t^uiJlAtutpt
live-coal ; pyre, funeral-pile
u.pliuj^ covered the whole earth; S. Q'/Jsni/ijA
;
to lighta fire,
a.
bringing darkness,
*'*/.'i"'"-t"_f
^u.u.,up,up.iTp
ini-ju/iilru
-

to set

fire ;

on

ral
fune,/:i,^u,'i,uJ'f!njii

tenebrous.

pile.

a. dwelling in
\iititi.,ttpt,tiA"uli

[disaster.

s. misfortune, calamity,
Y'iapn,.u/i{p
to be unhappy, unprosla,upn,.["irvn.

obscure, gloomy;

extenuated.

perous,

born of, or
l(iujf,nt-liajit[,%

a. dark, murky,
\i.iti.utputp.npis.
a.
walking in
\a,u,^u,put,iiiut^

ed
produc-

a.

OTi.

to be

to burn

va.

sad;

s. cauterization.
^"upni-Si,
a. anchor-shaped.
to,"puPiu,JlrM.
s.
mar.
Yauipu/uuAp^
buoy.
to fix,to establish,
va.
\auip,i/"/rir,
t-jjP

to found

one's

on;

^lupuaili
\au,pu,fj s. filing.
\luMpu,mit
i;i S. filings.

entire
stallion,

with gloom,
darkness,surrounded
[darkling.
\aui,_,np,tti)-^P
a.s.ecliptic.
o
t^tttt-tttpttj^/fttttt
fOtttt^tttpittfAttt^
o- blinded
by darkness.
]atttt.atpnt/ii^p
"

'

fixed,

that dissipates
darkness
\i,u,_ttiput\nt.ia.

established, based, founded.

s.

-/""rz^n. to be

ed,
darkenipttr/jto become
to become
fuiutptnt^i,
;

clothed
a.
"i^i^lruut
yitut^utpittti^hiuu
in

hopes

mal,
dis-

blind.

qUuit^Mto cast anchor;

;
pi-p jliSh to fix or anchor

^yu

obscured

or

the

a. dark, gloomy,
\iiuti.uipttjq^tttit

; -4/"/"

fire-

on

dim.

darkness.

by fire,ardent, luminous, fiery.

Inu/^nL^tiT,
tj^

-^

ity,
obscur-

mons.
devils,de-

s.

horse

; plunged in

or

obscurity.

a. utterly dark.
\ittt.-tuptulint-"t.
a
\svut,tnptite,ntiittit
chasing

[ass.

away

darkness.
\aMiipintii}^nf
[tja. filed.
s. patron of living.
with
surrounded
]aii,piniii,-Pluil[
a.
\suti-inpittinait
\auipiiilrMii^,
uilr^i, "inh^, ft a. fair, darkness,obscure, gloomy, dark.
,

light,flaxen

; fallow.

tortuous
t
a.
lOittt^tttptttMlhtujp

"

tene-

]puip,nhj;
hgftva. to file.
p.
fUtttt-tttptttttn^
-pttttfituttt [brous.
iDB/pmi-^ujt^a.fair-complexioned; yitttt^tetpiutplt
O.
\Otut-tttpftIf
"

golden-hair.
ilyp'tp fair-hair,

|Uuji_uiyTui%rufi/*0.
X^itlt^tttpftir,

"

to become
\suipmh^'i,iuir,
uitjiM^ vn.
s. filer.
\autp,"[,^
[fairor flaxen.
\au,pu,nj
f,s. file,[rough horse-tail.
bot. shavo-grass
s\!iupu,n^"jlunu,
,
zool. dab, burt,
s.
Ytuipmn^uiini-lfii
,

obscura.
s. camora
*\stiti-iaptttuir'itirtnli
a. loving obscurity
]\i,ut-tttpittulrp
or

darkness.
Inutt-tttn

[obscurity.
tu

Uiniji
ultnL.lt

t
7-

brought

immersed
in
\i,ut.utputur,iii_a.

up in
obscurity,

bret-fish.

buried in darkness,
[darkness,
to
\iuti.utpuiuni\np
accustomed
a
of filing.
s. act
\"utptnnt.tiit
\autt-uipuip,i.iri_
a. kept in obscurity,
\aittt.,
cot, bed; plait, hidden;that keeps in obscurity
"j s. couch,
(tomb),
fold ; nap on
cloth,down on fruit or
sombre, obscure, black,dark.
O*
yiuiputnf-tuityiutpinnt.li
yintpitittt^
*

plants; 'iiu'i,nt6-nj[,j
stratum, layer,
ad.
bed; -["-,n.
(,-y
folded,plait-

S. |Wil#t_u#/f^A
yOiut^tuplrtttj
[i't'^*
S. -t.-i]i,t..jui'iikir
]"iut.utpf.ir
" |ii""".u/.
.

1"U"1"

lobl,

2 79

en,
to darkva.
\tiut.uiph^nt-gui%TrJ',
nt-^fi
to

dim;

stop up, to obstruct,to encumber;

the earth ; -/..r
l^pfibc to encumber
to be hindered,
vn.
impeded,prohibited,
-

spread darkness,to obscure,to

to

eclipse; to

extinguish;to

blind ; int.ii[Alb
-H
the
quipir^iiuliii
,
the sun.
moon
eclipses

\ainM.uipliJ;
^a"il *"*"

obscured,eclipsed;

"

*o be

darkened,

be

to

blinded

forbidden;to

to remain
cease,
be abolished;- "/.^.
pm-P-kufi, to fall in disuse.

suspensed;to
,

"" hindering,
l""'^"'V'i
obstructive.

piUii-uipfrBUMtuiptrr^utl^
t^"h "^""'/" J^_
ciu the sun remained
eclipsedthree

s.

hinderance
,

hours.

impediment,

tion,
obstruc-

obstacle ; difficulty
; interdiction,

a. obscure, gloomy, dark.

toiui^iaplfri
prohibition;
diversion;interception;
tendril ; shoot
shoot,
offabolition , abrogation; suppression;
*
]ou"".ii"fi^/.
,
bud, sprout,germ.
to
cessation;f -"iMi, q.uii_, uiiiiiufbhu
bot.
rhubarb
s
'^uti.utpltl,^
plant; cease, to fall in desuetude,to be no
the tendrils of the vine.
longerin force.
s.
\tan-,upni-!fL
darkening, offusoato shut ; to faint;
tion;tenebrse ; asL eclipse; "upt-ij.ui^ \tiu\pi,ni.,r,
vn.
^ilrtui
to be extinguished;
to be blinded.
liuA fni-uiifi
solar,lunar
;
pninpu3_
l^uih JuMuhutliiMiUJuMlihl^uMOri^ total,
blackamoor.
^/^"""tibk
a. s. negro,
.

"

"

partial,annular

Iniu^fTtjiotrtiT,
jf va. to

-.

hinder

to
shut;to extinguish;
to

gloomy, dark; murky, misty,

in the darkness
^
foggy ; fuuMi-iapiutl,
scure,

put

the

out

; to

blind ; qTCpuij.
candle, to blow out

the

light; q^ni.p to quench the fire,

extinguishthe conflagration.
-

to

obscurity.
\au,i.u,[i,n
fj s. greens, pot-herbs,
salad ; -ui"lni^
vegetables,garden-stuff;

or

*" extinguisher.
']au.,f"t.jl,^

S. Ivuiiptni-j:
Yaui^i^js. incense-box, censer.
l"F""/'?-*-"7
a. bearing or
\ot-j.latp- ^j or uij a. squinting;
\a,u,.u,pMn,uiy[iiM
ing
producdim- or blear-eyed
vegetables; reared on vegetables. short-sighted;
; -["

"Aun., green-grocer.

earthen

louici-m^ ".. amphora, urn,

to look
4""7*'"."

askance

at,

look

to

to scowl upon, to look at with

jug,jar,pot. [layers(dish). surlily,
pitcher,
aversion or dislike.
a.
composed of alternate
\i,ui-hii_
latPuiiT, luji^or wji^/ vn. to regard
s. hasty-pudding.
lDa,".^awith
malevolent
a rancorous
or
\aiuip!",-^ s. surprise,
surprising
eye,
;
hinderto
to
to
seizing;
detest,
impediment,
hate,
seizure,
envy.
\alrpirir,
ance
transport,fury; /A^
; agitation,
h^f,va. to push, to thrust,
,

-u

be

ad.

by surprise; /"

to drive

utHoAt-i^,to

-u

to
^iu^iafiui%
ipit-f_Mipinp
.

palpitate.

la,ui^uA,
ment,
uij s. hinderance, impeditivity,
obstacle; encumbering; inaccupied;
idleness,sloth ; a. idle,unochindered,prevented;stopped,
to hinder,
uMniih/jib%iri_,
to
prevent
impede,
4'"/.'
;

discontinued;
to

to

to be in idleness.
disoccupied;
[" -itnK. s. hinderance;
'^"u^iM.'iiu.fty
delay; idleness,leisure ; a. revocable.
trj^ va. to hinder, to
laun^mlbi^ir
barrass,
stop, to impede, to obstruct,to embe

rupt;
delay, to interto intercept;to interdict,to
prohibit; to abolish,to abrogate, to
annul, to revoke ; to take away ; to
ij^oMiiuiuiuipi^i
^"iyn n"-"
suppress ;
to stop the way
or
passage, to
pnt-^
to

cross, to

forward^

lotf?^ad. squintingly
ly,
grim; surlily,
crossly; y*"""_,
bitterly,
angrily,

surprised,
seized,led away.

to go

astray,to fall into knavish

tices.
prac-

to clash,
to strike,
lut/J^t./*,
va.
i-j/.
shock, to knock, to hit; to vex, to
torture; y.^pc.^, to butt; to toss,
to

to gore.
that
^hp^lil^a.

butts,clashes, [ing.

s. butting,shock, clash]u4-/?4ot.ffi
^t-p-n--^ s. remorse,
compunction.

Yihiuipt^pkiT,
t-^pva.
recover

his

senses,

fainting.
\at-iuifiiip
uig
,

yilriUMq-UMnuibp

to cause

to

restore

to

one

from

insane.
[tic,
a.
O.

crazy, luna\fiirtuiif.lunnL,[a-p

mad,

"

\atiatfuip[iJ',
tjiuj vn. to become
to
to lose one's senses,
mad,
go
crazy,
to be mad.

lobl,

280
s. madness,
\ilriuiii-tuiini-P-liiX

crazi-

insanity,lunacy.

ness,

i"""-^ mar.
cleverly,dexterously ;
for rowof
bench
stern
a
ers
ship
;
poop,
-

[uhiu %,ai-p, on the poop ;

a
l^iai/p^uji bridge-head ;
\3l^im.r"u.,n
,
of a river ; -^z niJiiiri_,
to be wise,
learned
skilful,
; umAirij 4"". source
to instruct,
to
to initiate,
judicious,prudent; ^ /ot^"j t-iu,%ti_,
^ni-gui%lri_,
to be well-informed, to lose one's reason, to become
mad;
inform;
il!hlri_,
;l

formed,
intelligent well-in-

well

to be

profound knowledge,

have

to

in

versed

roughly,(uhiuil^il^i,
thoto be

understand

to
,

perfectly; ipiir^

to know

to penetrate the
taiMiu,ii.ujjf,j
,

future ;

turn

of one's

mind, to

"

^'^ come
to one's
; /"/ut^j "-"""."
one's
to
amend
to
recover
self;
self,
;
swoon

distin"ik2_p'"p'-yii"("h ^0 guish,
/f*'^"_/'
to know
from
evil;-{p.
good
*""-

out

to
t'^11^3to faint,
; gi'nplijt

mad

"

to tax one's ingenuity,

pilr^t
fuu.niikij
set one's wits to work,
to
to
contrive,
uh-/
luiulri/uijn
TCuiittuuluipi^u tO 06to
wit,
to
have
try,
attempt ; to dupe, to outprudently or wisely; il^yi_fi
to use
to revolve,to turn over
artifice,craft,guile; j,fukiu
upmjt ji,.pni.ir,
with simulation,
in one's mind, to reflect,
to consider,
feignedly,
lihi.uiuMpui'bhiuiu
in appearance
to meditate,to ruminate, to ponder ;
ningly
; astutely,cunmuch
to
seizB
the
u/K^u/imcauip,lri_nif.i-nj
puiqnt-iT"
; f-u/ii^.
"bnpiu
Jk
ing, to enter into the spiritof;
tongue and littlejudgment; ft {uhiuig
hair-brained
%ujfliIfiruiumm-p-tru/blearned in all A-i. /. tTu.iug[3-iu,phiui_,
,
mad ; ^./A^it
insane,
knowledge.
cracked, foolish,
cated,
intoxi"jfih-iu
litMJiiUL.
"linpuihe became
Yih-iullTuilrttnt-Biiiiikir^,
[Oiriuii/h
tipsy.
nt_n

uil/nt-tM

ujn.

S. Tnt.^p/ii/".
\at-fijiiliir
[blingabout.
halting,hobbling,stumIiit4pt4"ad.

s.
\ahiuiir,nni-p-[,^
understanding ,
ledge,
intelligence,
comprehension, know-

"u

in

to

firm,
tion;
capacity;reflexion,considera]dA-,^,
crippled,maimed; inray a.
synecdoche; jf"/i"umfji u,irhi_
helpless; bad, wicked; ugly;
teach science ;
At-a-o^ crippledin the arm ;
;
^m^^-jipui^q. filthy
um.

order

these

thoroughly

things.

to

understand

[ed, cracked, foolish.

n,"l,L^ lame, crippledin

feet ;

the

obstinate.
[wilful,

bandy-legged.

Iftriuijlri^a.
hare-brained,giddy-pat-

lot,^rapra^n/

\ishiujjhiij,ir,

caprice
s. perversity,
^lri[uipuipnL.pfii.%

to be
iijiraiijjn.

to have
to be

taken

leave

mad; tolapse

cracked,

of one's

senses,
into second
child-

a.

stubborn,

perverse,

insolence, impertinence.

a.
^at-iiiaPpt-ft
bent, crooked,

ed;
twist-

S. \l"lriuiii.uipntj.
\"Iriujh,int.li
^^. perverse,
[hOod.
wicked, villanous,
\3t-iu,^,.l,2_a.
depraved.
mad, insane.
atiat. cerebol\"ilriu,"i,u,nuili
s.
lotyraP^t.^t./',
ty/iVila, to grlmace,
ray
,

lum,

coats

of the

brains, meninges.

to

grin,to

make

faces; to pervert;

wry

ward
awk-[tiTvn.to be bent, ill-fashioned,
a.
\ahiuijl,
intelligent,
clever, senBible,
judicious,steady,prudent,wise.
ious,
\ok-iuig'iini,
fj a. raving, mad, fur,

frantic.

; to be

perverted,depraved.

crookedness,
lotr.iiupp^pnJf.s.
obliquity,

contortion; grimace, wry face,

; fig.perversity,depravity.
a.
\at-iiu,/utnwayward, stubborn,

mouth

to madden, to craze, to drive

distract,
to fury,to goad to insanity.
\iyiui^i"pl,j;
Ir^iy vn. to be out of

J" S. ]ut,^.
lot/^rai;f.ra
[refractory.
S. \alr,inM.P-pLS,
lnt,^ra%p
\ai.-,i,u/u/rn.nt-P'["
s. waywarduess.
one's senses, to rave, to be delirious,
S. '["["UP
l"fr(^p
[bound to.
be
mad, crazy, insane ; to swoon
attaohcd
to
\air,ij.pj;
vti.
or faint
or
ir^ny
to fall into a swoon.
Int/yL,(ij s. halter, rope, noose;
away,
s.
\ai.-iujji'i,"f,",_[3-[,,Jb
delirium,
light- bowstring ; strangulation,
headedness,
suffocation;
frenzy,madness.
flattery,
wheedling, cajolery
-.p ii'Rw^'ji
1"^/^ iu,j s. brains ; mind, sense,
;
or "un%yi_ufliilib/"
uip^uAiIri^
wit, understanding,intelligence,
dom
wisor
to Strangle to
iTiniuplrpiri^
^iui_
,
ad. skilfully,
; /uirio^
ingeniously, choke one's self;-n uAJfii m-pm^
mp.
.

"

"

i-a-i-

i"ba-

S82

dry up ; to parch.
headstrong,stubborn, to persistdoggedly.
briclc
tile
s.
Iiifrj//
g/rtaj
;
g-^y
,
barous
a.
\iJ-H.J-aiii.n/b
pottery,earthen-ware,crockery; porvery rude, very barcelain,
ad.
China-ware,Wedgewood-ware;
barbarously,coarsely,
;
potsherd, fragment of earthen-ware
harshly.
;
cious,
ferofish-shell;
a. barbarous,
'\aJ-j.ni.Jfierce,
shell,conch ; -^
pottery;
rude, rough, harsh,
Wedgewood-ware , -manufactory;a.
savage;
,

-u

to beat
earthen, delft;^- /(u,i,/^u,uiti_,
the air,to pound the water.
Yi'^jfut-ij/rif
ftjor u"3 .5. accent, point.
.

^h^nj,,u,j

s.

?"yt.r,
tjf

va.

break

^irpa

to

cut, to

off

or

to

; to burst

away

tear

off,to

cut

the

out

\a^L^

s.

bol. S.

^\aipnL3tf'j

pestiliential
sore, bubo.
li2S?2"*.
a.
bold, courageous, brave,
'\a/,j^/,f
manly, spirited,
haughty.
to hector
to
^I/.J.o^^.^,
tj/i vn
,
to
to
to
bully, insult;
brave,
swagger,
vance
to laugh to scorn, to laugh at ; to adcitron

off,to tear
;

[coarse.

gum-tree.

bol.

\isltaip
"fill-nt-liS.

\aJ-",.J-S.
legory. *\aJ^[,J^
biYalve-shell;
fig.al-

hair ;
%lri,_pp%[,u to castrate ; -liiTvn.to be
cut or torn off,to be broken
off.
open

s.
\aJ-til,

tearing.

the

have

to
fearlessly,

hood
hardi-

boldness,to face,to brave ;

attempt, to risk ; to rush upon, to

ing,
breaking,rupture, burst-

or

to

l"t/3^,M/?for^/./^^ s. knock, blow;

to run
assault,to attack ; ["il,n,iAf.u
brave
seek
to
to
or to
perils,
impediment ; risks,
,
,
to
fraud,cheat ; hate, illwill,aversion ; face dangers ;
fi Jhipui
plunge
into the thickest of the fight;
fliction,
jealousy;remorse,
juiijoP-u
scruple; pain, afto confide in prayer.
grief; doubt, distrust,
hension
apprecolic
bolden,
; gripes,
nt-g^Va. to em;
t._/""L/3^^%,^ \ifiifiuluhgn,^aiMi'iiirir,
#"".%
to tripup, fo
to encourage,
to inspirit,
to
u/i.liu/iilrij
to
oppose,
to.
obstruct,to embarrass ;/,/t/?^t.
heart
give
4"7t^,
ness,
"ni-ilh s. bold"nhuuiiihijto look daggers to look
]u/.^".^/^i.5/
-nt-P-fiJii
grim, to scowl; M/*/ft. e,,ujlri^u.ph^,u,
audacity,hardihood, confidence;
obstacle

hinderance

4""^'ito

to
sunburn,to tan, to freckle,

sault,
bravado, rodomontade; insult; as]a^c^.
rushing.
[brown.
l"4ri_,
hut " its inhabitants.
lat^^,
/y".prop, stay, support;
ln/,^""i
ifj s.a,
back, back-side: clothes' pocket; zoo/.
crab ; craw-fish
-/."fct/^S.
lut^ui^ti/-. lo/i/?[iiP-lig
;
I'lPnj s. gripes, colic ;
]"/3/ui, ,"j J. spur, goad; ^g'.spur,
twinge,twitch, shooting pain ; blister,
incentiye ; a. butting; /.^j/ass-goad;
sore, swelling:rock, reef, sand-bank;

Kc/

S.

to
pyij-^k-r-[" u,^-giri_,

the

kick

against

pricks.

-^

\ip^yj; tj/. va.

to

goad, to

spur,

in, to creep into.

lo/3^./-\ap^l,j-or
,

on

to

milk-food.

uppu/iip,

tenesmus

at with

doubt, to

to

to
disbelieve,

to

vna.

]o/3^i,"L,/vn.

""'fj gout.
\o[i(3-uiir,
uijlivn.

to

to drive,to spur on, to

incite,
urge on;
liu-^uin-u to bribe, to corrupt^ to
buy over ; -l;rvn. to thrust one's self

fast

zool. crocodile

evil eye.

an

te be

tortured

by

; to

remorse

to grieve,to
afflict,

pain,to

pect,
sus-

distrust ; to look

vex.

s. doubt, mistrust, suspi\al,p-n,-!/i.

cion

\"'P['i_a.
stimulating.

; remorse.

]yipn^m, s. vigil;fast-day
with milk-

PpJ-

food ;

pij-uia

gum

S.

"

MMipuipwnp

"arable
fastingon milk-food.
;
?-""tf tragacanth ; "".
l"J-u.pu,7/nL/?/,ti
s. barbarismindia-rubber,caoutchouc;
n.u.jf.M/iiu'i,,
ad. barbarously,
]aj;"p,up
[tree.
harshly, ^/.aj
"lac, shell-lac.
-

roughly.
\aj;"ii,"%
a. barbarous

[barity.
;

p^pp

bar-

lnJ-ju4."","t,/?/,iA
manity,
4
cruelty, inhubrutality.
YiJ-iyhni-Pltiii
s. mucosity.
to be obstinate,
\"J-ii.,ii%.
[, ii,ui_,
.

"

"

*-"""i.
a. gummy
\al,J-uiplrp
;
a. gummy.
\a^J-u,^,j
s. gamboge,
\apj-ailpa[3s. gum-resin.
^a[,J;u^njil_

gum-

cous
\a[,"f,ajl,'i,
a. mucous,
glutinous;vis;

4/"-/* mucus,
I

snot; a-hmpip,
-

l"hU

i"i,n

28 5

gum-resm.

\a[,,n[.null
i.
a.
thickness, density;
close,dense, thick,serried;compact,
dense; crowded,numerous, frequent;
,

gation,
investi^^l_s,search, perquisition,
strict inquiry;pluckingup,
to search
snatchingaway ; uipl[UM%t-i,
to rummage,
to
out, to investigate,
S. 1"^/'
W'Zi':/
[inquireinto.
fetid
s. filth,
^[i/uuii-puiu
filthiness,
-

full;

uia.

f^iif.
-

thickly,

ad.

densely;frequently,often,much;u.ii.

^"upni.uib-^repeated blows.
,

violet.
s. white
]al'[i
a.
}a^(im
startling;

matter.

^"it^,to shy,

"

wise ; pedantic. to start at; to doubt, to fear,to susf a. learned,

]u/.(ia^
pect;
unclean ; profane.
a.
or
a.
\"l'il_
/.
/.
inconstant,
s.
\i"["ri_p
tendril,clasper;sucker, vacillating; orf.doubtfully,
ly
suspicious,

-"

-u

fibre,filament,stamen ;
w(i_
liu.'hhuto clingto,to hold fast to,to
twine
clasp , to strain to ; to twine,to enshoot

; with

-""

or
utpliinit-i_
miiXai-u

to

be

-H

staft.

]n/y s. closing or shutting;cork,

stopper,bung, plug ; valve ;
m^^"'-"

to cork, to bung, to dam,

^"t-i_,
to hinder, to oppose.

thoughtful,
melancholy; to claspone's

to

stop ;

knees.

#. zool. black-bird.
]"/.".
science;
scruple; con|n/,i.",,
/. s. hasty-pudding;gruel;
doubt,distrust;angui^,sorrow,
[togive a
paste ; starch.
tious
a. scrupulous,conscienaffliction;
I'j*" ro^" of honour ; -hiTva.
!"""?/
to become
vn.
\iiu/iiuiir,
deaf,
;
irmuM^, conscience; scruple;
'uguy
made
to
be
one's
to
^/^J^"deaf;
fig.
compunction;
stop
remorse,
Jinu,^,
conscientiously,scrupulously
ears, to turn a deaf ear to.
; ur^"/_
of
uini^ ^(^ajfi
s. outer
garment or veil of
.liberty conscience;
]o^"""-/i.
^^^

f'"i]"f""
I't-s.
\"l"i]^.

-.

'

litntua
*iiiujp.u^a ^uiaiP-piif2C^i

oriental

aCCUSa-

[^,t-^tuto stun.
nL-jpva. to deafen ;
lo^"_j"Ft.j"Ai-"r,
stunning.
deafening,
'^^j/ni-^li^a.

of conscience; -uiuM^lru
tion,reproach
to pretend
liluiiT^
iJ/hk-^tTinw^
nt-pnt-^t

women.

Yoit-iT,
scruples,to scruple to,to be
frj^va. to pluck up, to root
tsonscientious ; in-ir^n^gu/uyi_qtTmuiij out, to extirpate; to unclasp;to sweep
to stifleremorse
{aqTCj, away ; to force,to take by force,to
; juMqiuuin"-Pl,iii
extort, to take away ; to demolish, to
iTuiiu^,for conscience sake.
s, small
]u/,2r,
stone, pebble, destroy,to pulldown, to ruin ; jui_
lu-7(J,^
to draw, to pullout,tb-extraot
gravel ; "iimi-ni. ballast ;
t-pp^ui,, mui'Jh
to put, to tear the
tooth
a
med.
stonegra.ire\;
[joy.
;
JhAy
^u,^
of willow).
out.
for
s.
[(species
mirth;
/uiif-pi,
]o/.t/^joy,
eyes
salix
latifolia
low
s.
]o/fi6or \ap%As.bosom, cavity,hol^
lu^f-^
caprea
to have

""".

ventricle ; -^
of
uterus,
[lojy'/jp
uiptf.uM'iiii.l,
, cavity
s. lance, spear ; -^
\ijtiui
pt^iuy S.
; bottom

upmp

"

bus
night-mare, incu-

"^[""Htiii
ik"'3 *"
'

l"i/% s. snot,mucus.
}f'ibii.e
mucous
a. snotty,
\ait'ii^iyffii
"

mucous
jp,, (3-ui.iu/iiP,

body,-

iTuip^
brane,
mem-

[tirpator.
; phantom ; bug-bear.
rooter out, weeder
out, ex\tlium fuiiaip^
\iiii_s.
or inuij u. hard, sti"f,
*" ^'"^d-cancer;
fig.a shrewd
^ibl"t''
harsh, tough; sharp, strict,severe,
rigorous,rigid,austere ; rough, rude ; person, a sly one.
h^fiva. to pull or haul a\sip,[t^ir,
cruel,merciless ; haughty, arrogant,
to plague : to neglect,
to
tease,
bout;
overbearing;inflexible,
supercilious,
to
to omit ; to counterfeit,to feign,
able
obstinate,untoward,stubborn,untamnot
understand.
to
to
pretend
pretend;
inaccessible;-, -".
; difficult,
mu\"^nu,a. snotty;snotty-nosed;
PiumI---ad. harshly; roughly, cruelly
;
deafness.
harsh
words
s.
iii^"/._/3^t4
[cous.
severely;
puM%p
;
s.
pulling out, tearing up,
austere,hard life\luumlii-ifuiuij \"in,-m,
lit-uiiip
,

to be blunt
or

with; to treat with

to maltreat;
severity,

ity
brutal-

-"

p"'/"_

p-iun-h-g^t
juoufri^
nM^JIr^ tO
f^ii}-

Speak

"

rooting out, extirpation.

mole

; a^mnu^njin

\} lu^
fu^i^utblltufth-i^l^

to make
bluntly or harshly to, to say able
unpalat- uhu,^ iMMftmhi-u/ii
of mole-hills.
things; k^iri: it is hard forthee.
,

mountains

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284

s. gangrene;
|"^.^ti/.

a.

darkhorrid,

of,to scruple, to doubt;

"2_
not

science

-u/iaiir^. ~m[iir.[working.
]a^,uiuiir,
]u"/,oitir,
A-j/,va. to move
; to stir ;

conscience
does
l/ri^^
fiqTit.r,my
blame
me;
t-pfa-um-ufii^I'pbe -y

go

without
agitate,to shake ; -/"irvn. to be
scruple or hesitation.
shaken
moTod, stirred,
s.
conscience, scruple;
\3,i7Cj'aiuJii^
; to creep, to
insinuate.
[agitation. -io^ ad. conscientiously,
scrupulously.
to

movement
s.
}a^"niiM.m,

impulse ,

bub,
huba. neighing ; -""/ s. neigh.
s. noise,clatter,
lo/"?/2-x/;j"A
loYni-Q.././."-tf
to
to
v
n.
l"^v."fr,r,
shout,
neigh
turmoil, din,
fry/,
;
rumour,
uproar,
conl^usion.
to halloo, to roar
out, to yell,to hoot.
snail ; sea-shell
s. neigh, neighing ; S. lo^,
s.
]o/^1i,"[,^^,
\i,inci,^,
u"j
,
purple shell-flsh; "/A"^".ra4-o/?/
slug.
^sXuiluuini
a.
gravelly.
criticism ;
sand-stone.
Im"p^S- p.fruj^
s. censure,
'[oTCapiup
uij s.
to heap up,
to fill,
discussion,examination, research.
va.
\a7C"ik^,r,
/rj/.
ticize to stuff,
to censure,
to crito gorge,
to cram
juS-pS^fr.r,
va.
"in[,n^,,fii
frj/,
;
bate, to gormandize, to stuff or cram
one's
; to discuss,to examine, to de,

to sift.
[to stitch.
self,to eat too much.
[age.
to quilt,
'\a}r[iiMi
s. quilting; u,niilri_,
sausforce-meat;
s.
luaV-'/ stuffing,
to
collection of nato stuff,to cram,
]ab^/(lr,r,
va.
tional
Irjl,
ln,/p,"^^^,
ii-puMif s.
self.
one's
editor
to
facts
historical
:
piler,
comgorge ; unp^il^jjii gorge
;
\a}tnu.b-fuith-nj
of flax
s. tow, hards
[to contain,to enclose,
-

hemp; ^,nt-^fuirftn,[jto stop with

or

tow

mar.

to calk.

tah-MJi/r.r,
vn.
lrj[,
to

to assemble;
va.
]""^."^n^5-fri/",
frj/.
chief
editor.
]u"/;^u.y.^,uu^"-u,
[,s.
ln"/p""^^fr.r,
tj^ va. to compile,to

pink; -^.ryn.

to
to

quilt,to stitch,

grow

to

narrow,

shrink.

[lehem.

at Beths. the
]n,^u,u""-y^
manger
Iviltf/n/iuM,s. small cottage, hut,
,

write, to edit.

[ship; compilation.

s.
editing;
]o,rpuj^pni-P^pt-%

the
}a,/pu,/i},j
a. of

regiment, comrade,

editor-

troop or
companion; S,

same

closet,cell.
iajpuA^pl,
s. group,
[^auu^ibs ^"^
s. ulceration, suppur^a,li^a,/l3[,jj
s
.
ation
JaJpuj^uA assembly ; i-^^vAj'-C/
purulent matter; ^3'.hypocrisy
nave.
[together.
, pus
,
assembled
; -^
i^[-lipbearth-worms
a.
; -^
gathered
]ajpuj^"l,
S. 13,/p.tJ:[gregation.
jtinmn^
Mquid Tcfusc from putrid
]o,/f..uj^n^lrir
vegetation.
s.
assembly, conl""^u.._o^n"-/?ft.i
cot;

small

room,

"

'

"

\o,i[",yP-lrj;
va.
!rj[,

to

exulcerate

fig.to dissemble, to conceal

'\a,fii",r
lrj[,va.
,

to

assemble,

to

enmity;

rally,to gather together, to convoke;

to foment, to plot;-liT vn. to be ulcerated,
to excite to blows, to set fighting:to
to form an abscess,to gather, keep, to celebrate a feast;
u"mm"-_
to discharge matter, to suppurate.
to
punfiT,[.ini^Jiiu to fight,to come
to apply, to devote blows, to join battle;-["fvn. to be as\a,ifup-irj;
vna.
ir^[,
sembled,
one's self to ; to explore.
convoked, gathered together;
to be judged by
}o,i?Cuj,i.u,,n
to rally,to flock together,to
it'iifiirvn.
one's own
conscience,
form groups ; to be engaged in war
;
[uiTfih-^tuL.
uiiuuth-pujaSh the battle
\"ii]C,uliu/i,
a. guilty,pricked by conscience:
began.
[introops.
miserable,pitiful.
ad. in company,
in crowds,
\airpn^,%
loY^i'u/'ju/^
\aJt,r, ty[,va. to drink ; to imbibe,
u"j a. scrupulous.
l"Y?i"/"4u#^/7"_/3/.i_i
s. scruple.
to suck up, to absorb.
to scruple; to doubt,
IuyXuiT,iaji[rvn.
lu,/n^"j ",i_s.leaven,ferment ; fig.
to mistrust;to abstain from,to shun:
S* \nnA:%*
sect; q.uM^ls^2li1l
to have pity,compassion.
s. zymosimeter.
^oifhiruiuuif
a.
]o,i7C"j[,,"
ment;
over-scrupulous,overto fer\o,rniii-,r,
if^f,va. to cause
nice, too rigid; cowardly, pusillanimous,
to ferment, to rise;
-Inf vn.
-

"

chicken-hearted.

la-i^riT,
fcj^vn,

to make

-iru,i_S.
case

of

con-

\i"irn[,nt^
.

[tativo,

\o,n,pirj"^j[,^a.
fermenting,fermen-

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"h'\'

28S

lajhpn^l^pill,s
strawberry;
-/"4^
plant.
s. fermentation.
}f"irnpni.Hh
ed
lui/iyjotA
a. risen,
fermented,leaven-

relationship
; "inij.t-Lnp sponsorship
;

4mi,j/leavened bread.
loimvr, nj s. care, attention,solicitude
; nursing,attendance,duty,task;

to be

pyu

bot.

"

mindfulness,diligence,
assiduity
; -m^
ad. carefully,
mindfully,attentively;

\abuifuMn.Ulrir^, \f!^ufjlriV*

\fiiujjirj;
\(inyiruMir,
yn.
irj[,

to sparc,

sparing of; to pardon, to respect,

to exempt,

to

privilege;to

husband,

to

spare,
administer

to

be

to

save,

to
thrifty,

well, to be sparing

or

manage
to economize
/. l/t-,
;
stint
to
one's self; ^ J-a^.
pmlipnpi
time ;
to economize
j\u'i,uMif,
/"

of expence,

.uftk-ij
nLihij
of,to be mindful of,to look after ; to
^^_
to bridle
one's
to tend, to attend; to provide, p-ni^u
murse,
tongue ; /.
to procure
in.
to abstain from wrath.
p.uiplifiL.p^["^
ni._
; luiJiAiuyi,
ifii/Pqto take every care
to cause
va.
\i'iiuijlT^nL.tjiu'i,lTir,
'iitfijtinL.Jk^k
of;to
ni-jjl,
take great painswith; m""^""a-t^^ "/*"_ to be sparing, to create
thrift or economy,
house-wife.
tO
OV
[son,
house-keeper,
pi-p
il^nL.Pl"y
nM.pni._p q-u
-nj
surround
with
kind
or
s. economizer, thriftyperloving cares
\fi"ujnq_
-nt-Uh
to be particularly
attentive to,
passion,
s. regard, comoffices,
\o%,yni-P[iLi,
to wait
saving,
4."uii.u._
pardon;
thriftness,
pity
assiduouslyupon;
;
to
evil
parsimony,
frugality.
tnlr,ui_
[,
^pl!b prone
; jn,-_
economy,
cheerful,
\ifi,q.,uqlfb
qtjnJii-p l"r,mj compassion is excited.
-/J, -ipj a. joyful,
u,u,%hi_,to

take

care

-u

careful
a.
\a'iiMuiir,uii.,ii-P,

mindful
,

cheerfully,
; ad- gaily,
to be transported
ip'l'^L;

gay, merry

attentive.
regardful,solicitous,
merrily;
"
IntKui/Zodcareful; S. with joy.
"i#j a.
""" rejoicing
\fiiu,j;uliu,i.
[pection,guardianship.
together;
\Shq.u,lilg
to rejoicewith any one, to compliment,
s.
\"tiiuiJhMb-ni-PptA
care,
llfi,t-l_,
cure, insto felicitate.
to congratulate,
a.
\ifiiuiJhj!li,ui_,
tutelar,tutelary
;
uig
".
guardian ; trustee , administrator
1"%^""4"P-s. bot. S. yS"liiluf/itq.
;
s.
congratulation,
regent ; prefect; curator, custodian.
\fiiil.uili^n,.p-[,ii,
felicitation,complimenting; p-aM-^pletter of congratulation.
B. \Oyji"ttlgti^tui*
~pku,%,
yil^/uiiltii^ui/nL.
\i'h,u,na^u,ini-p-liiji,
*. care, attention,
jn^^uiiT,
""j/.vn. to rejoice,to be
solicitude ; tutelage; regency
delighted,glad;
greeting;
tion
; protecmerry,
with
to
Divine
Providrejoice
; p-uufnt-J"^'fc^ni-Jkp
, guardianship ;
to wish good morning, good bye;
\a'i,ui,nuiMfirm
[ence. u.ulrij
[is. xegeni.
s. rogency.
YtliiairuiuihuinuP-lii^
lu'hq.uirejoice! good morning, good
yyltgujujaiiup~n,-P-ni^t 0" yiuiuUinl/ui/j day; adieu, God be with you; lJ,/"^"_
AriSI /""_/3-p utnMnl^"^
D.
yyliutd'uiliuig*
\}^k-.puitt%q.p[i
yyliuij'utptup
npq.t-ni
totle to Alexander, greeting!
lrj[iva. to take care
\iinuJ'uipliyir,
cheerful,
a.
licitously \ai,q.uiJl,,"
of,to attend to, to occupy oneself sogay, merry,
delighted,glad.
about, to patronize.
with joy, too
a. mad
loiij.uiJhij
-iTnil,
S.
bot.
s.
s. matrimonial
\i^uiilh-luou
diator,
melSni^ul"^'hq..
merry;
uij
ad. gaily,merrily.
tiiiq-uiiTaiuipiap
go-between, match-maker;
to
}a%q.uii/hi^ir,
a
wedding
between;
ll'ilru arrange
mt^iuj vn. to rejoice,to
be
conclude
to
to
[mour, wantonness.
g
lad,
a
joyful,
marriage.
if%uii_t go
^%q.u"r,nn,^[9-l,ui,
s. gaiety,good hu\ahuiJt,rS. ]ai,uiiriiipiirJ'.
-

-nt.

"

"

"

\aii,a,ilir%uiir,
uMguif

vn.

to be united
allied,

to become

lated,
re-

by marriage.

\iii,q.ui^nt-jMi,'blr,r,
ni-g^vu. to

give joy,
s. relatioUjkind- merry,
\a%mJli JLy JlruMg
to recreate.
red, connexion;
wnluhij to ally,to
a.
unequal,uneven,
unite,to match; -/t%*/^S.]"*'"'"*"'"""/".'[i'bq.pm.l.q.
sattentive
winding
spot, stain
\ifi,uiJ'nui
a.
careful,
d
iligent,
;
-^
""3
to

rejoice,to

make
te divert,

ged,
rugquality,
; ine-

roughness, rugregard, of solicitude,

unevenness,
gedness, asperity.
benevolent, charitable.
alliance ,
interrogas.
\fiiq-lip
affinity
lifiiuiJ'nL.p-liii,
1-png s. question;
,
; full of

1"^l^
tion

demand

inquiry,

examination

1"%jS

S86

discussion

to leap with joy.

rejoice,

perquisition search ,
inquisition
quest; visit,
; proposition,
thesis ; litigation,
debate,
contest,dispute,
quarrel;request, requisition;
;

\a%^,u(Lirp
u/j

thai

bears or produces
odoriferous gums;

a.

aromatic

or

ptyl gr. accusative

case
objective

or

course

^/bif-pn/let US diSthis chapter ;

mn%k-i_,^

fuoiihugni-^
Huifup
on

carrying incense, aromatic gums, or

precious ointments.
iferous
lDt/^"Y^-d'P "" f*^^'^^ incense,odor-

'

to seek, to look for,to

'iiirij,
u,[,iiu,%hi_,

search

for

praiseworthy,

honourable

after,to make
inquiries, -itj drunk with incense and myrrh.
to investigate,
mixed
with incense.
to examine, to inquire
a.
In^^iu^/ui/ti
into ; /" ipilri_
to
to
hot.
be
*.
1ui"4""6-"i"Y/f^salvia,sage.
tracc,
nL-pni^
in search
of, to follovsrthe track of;
\"(iiliu,ltnia.
odoriferous,aromatic,
".j
fi J^2_ ujiLiint-i_,to commence
an
[upon ; censer.
or

argument

discussion ;

there

raised ;

'

altar to burn incense

\iiiliui^uii_,
uy g.
jo'fc^.u^n/,,
a. perfumed, fragrant.
mortar
for pound\i'bliiii,liuj
ing
lug ""

doubt,

t^tt

question;a disputewas
[,Jjifbk'y the question is ;

arose
-

to raise a

; -ajn^^^,

to create

incense

/A^J

it is not

what

seek

we

t'i'tl' ki

\fiiliuid'u^
\iiii/juAnj
lug

t "^k'li
Jh niii[iir
f, ^ifl, I have a
favour to beg of you ; n^ kfd-k uji-p
I

; incense-box

box;

censer;

perfume-

to

pan

to burn

perfumer.
inccnsc-

s.

incense

[cending like

box.

on;

incense.

ardent , fervent , asa.

'\a'hliui'un.-kp
given
s. incense-box; censer.
Inli/^m^oA
petition.
M'^ni^. -"i,ah s. joy,mirth, pleas\fi,liu,pl[irMr,
ure,
/r^lva. to incense.
Xith^uiplini.
gaiety,cheerfulness,merriment.
s.
incense-bearer;
uy
fulsome praiser,
adulator.
loiif-pu,^
inquir- ^^.flatterer,
er;
u"j s- seeker-after,
guardian, trustee; emissary;
s. incensing.
^iiu,p^ni-p-[iL.'b
to run
iiipJMu^t-"_q^'ii[i
to
s. censing; praise,
]aiii^uit.npnt-P-pi%
after,
ni^pnL._p
; Mnutufi tu%J.%

Know

let my

life be

iijnt^if\
piT^ulitppngu
at my

me

-"

hunt

for

or

after

seek

some

s. object
'taiif.pu.^uJiip

respect,adoration.
loi^t^ a. worthy to be
research;
[wish. praiseworthy, honourable.
one.

of

subject of dispute.

a. fulfilling
l"fiiif.liui^u,u,ui[,
another's
|nt^^".^ s. demand, request.
\a^tq.pt-,r,
t-gj,va. to search
for,to
to implore ; to demand,
ask,to solicit,
to claim,to require,to run
after,to

to

pursue;

ransack,

to rummage

]a'i,^tj;
va.
t-j/f,

incensed,

incense ; to perfume;
offer
to
embalm;
up, to offer :
to intoxicate ; fig.
to praise,to honour,
to

to

to adore

; to

to
extol,to flatter,

grossly.
\iiHki^ s.

hot.

flatter

incense-tree,oliban,

to seek one's life ;

frankincense ; incense,perfume.
,fui%i'i,
oi_^"",p,
tfui^
I
pfitA %npiu [iUrn-uig _pnMj (""bl-plr^l'a
". perfumer.
\ifiililrifihMuj
"Jih^ui^
will reqiiire
his blood at your hands
of
incense.
1"*4M*grain
;
j^fi"' 4pfiJ-ni-^ to revenge
l^M/'io.incensing.
oneself,
to be avenged ;
qkpi^uu \i^umn,-}t"i Miiiiniffini.iflli
s. bot. marjoram.
"

to seek
hp-

face; ^lu"^" "-'i.iirii

t.__

God's
to have

no

other

aim

but

self-

interest.

^Sffl"rf.pnL.tuit^
s.
6-u"jor A-fTj
,

prayer,

supplication,
demand, request, requisition
;

to

["

-u

upmltij to pray

fervidly
implore.
search
s.
\!'%i.pnL.p^},.Su

devoutly;
demand

la^^niJi',^
s. bot. rosemary.
]ifr,Jnp
nj or t"s. apple ; apple-tree
;
pommel, knob, ball,head;- -liyrh
,

azarola
-

S.

\a%(f,l,"ij,^
sprightly,
gay,
a.

\iy7,i^,(,".r,
orjif,im.
m^iy

to

merry.

laugh, to

cheeks.
med. lozenge.
\i(tiinpiiilint.i_s.
\\%inplr%li
'[a'hJtnpl,,
*"
applO"
/"-?/
,

tree ;

lii%A-f,y,,
if^,jis. laugh, laughter,
gaiety,toying, dalliance,rapture.

or Neapolitan-medlar
; ^t-mtili
'kpl-jn^d
; -^
"yu.f.j-^ fig.
rosy

-ti/j^ apple-orchard.
,

s. cider.
\:fblnpoiil,
]oi^nfpjl-js. treat,feast,
banquet,
,

great feast,entertainment; feasting,

rejoicing;
assembly, company;

t""i.

Ml

/A"*x;/a,banqueting-hall;
^/""^.
s. pig-sty.
\aniiu,%nji
-jn
luxurious entertainment
TCu/inug,
^n^uinrnti-s. loug bristlc.
;-jyu
tuniih-u
jopliuku muii_, to regale, to
hot. wild-pear
s.
}a"^,"u,'/,jt
; mcd.
feast,to give a treat ; -ju ni^puifun^.^king'sevil,scrofula.
[driver.
p-kuMb juipif.uipiri_
to foast oue
nL.iihp
,
with high ceremony.
[churn.

V^"^l" 5"-w

churn

*"

\a'rinL.,r,
va.
liigji

\inquipu,fr,iy s. swinehsrd , piglanqtiiAs. pi.hogs, swine.

lon^7//i
a. swinish,hoggish ; s. pork.
herd of swine.
lan^i-puiiKa/i
lug s.
.

to
,
; ^uipJ-h[_qto stop, to

to cork

\inq^uM,ii:h
s. hot.

bung ; to close,to shut ; to oppilate,

to constipate
to
;
iptrpuHim-pm-^
,

put to
to turn

silence ; qiiluimnM-^u/ii
lu/rifruM^
,
a deaf ear
to, to refuse to listen.
-

to grunt; *to blow

vn.
ItSii^iT,
Irgj,
fiijjy.
S. I"i2rt^
[the nose.
.

beech-mast.

acorn,

nast\an,in,_p-l,ii,s.
hoggishness; fig.

iness,filth.
s. zool. porcupino.
\snqni-li

\3np-

zool.

kingfisher, halcyon;
halcyon days.
\anP-nu,lTir,
pleasure,
A-jfvn. to see with diss.

-uiIium"!!
u/i_nc.^2^

a, lancer.
\a^,uii.np

to scowl

at; to despise.

\inJ-n,i.
a. harsh

; frowning , surly,
rible
horbedstead,pallet,
halting- threatening;hideous, frightful,
truckle-bed;

place,-den, haunt, lair,cave

[a^npu to hide
; qont-i^^

beasts

of wild
in

den.

*" gusset.
*}a^nni.i
[able.
\a^plr^ a contemptible , despicla^pt-iT,
hgf,vn. to despise.
to have
vn.
*lnjp^rf*
a thirsty
longing
for acid things.
\iinii_,
pig,
fijor uij s. boar, sow;
hog, swine; -:p, spoke of a wheel;
.

dreadful

shocking

; coarse

gross, rude, rough; sad, sorrowful;

grave, stern; tkJ^
countenance
;

stern and

eye, gloomy eye ;

to look at sternlyor

u"^

ty
haugh-

threatening

uMl^iiupiih,_jn^
to frown,
angrily,
-

to

scowl, to knit the brows ;

4'fyfe/_.
surly at, to sulk, to turn a
wild haggard look upon.
*
a.
scrofula,king'sevil;-Jlnuwui^, sow;
gruff-look\in"^^n.u""^k,f_,
-tuif.kJ'
of a stern or austere
ttnijuijpisea-hog ; ing, surly-looking,
iruiit-aiuhog ;
row,
to farcountenance, scowling,lowering;
4'irf.^4rguinea-pig
; ^iilt'hL-J;
to pig; hr%niiin^-fi litter of pigs; sorrowful, gloomy, sullen; -jimpp,
[looking.
spectres.
J^uiPHtp -, sucking-pig; ^"."/^-/y, frightful
tt, surly- or
gruff}anJ-nn.uMi,u,ihujii
pig-sty; IrpuiWiMi^
-pj herd of swine ;
tate,
to irriva.
\inJ-nn-k-^ni-jiu'itlrir,
i^in "fi pork ; uiiiint^iui
-[" ham ; fimpfi
"t.^/'
to anger, to incense,to chafe,to
-/" rind (ofbacon); JhpP- -{" pigskin;
provoke, to exasperate; ^k^itu to
fnuili^ p.ni,p.nt,k
h"^'ih
Ipifk tCfy
the hog grunts ; -/"ipn^-ibot.
anagyris, pucker up one's features,to put on a
S.
bean-trefoil;-f "/z""t, ^uipjunui,
surly look.
to frowH,to
ad.
vn.
\iinJ-nn.liir,
\in,iuip.iuphoggishly.
o-h-guij
knit
be
one's
to
tt. hogglsh ,
brows,
sulky, cross,
bohaviug
\aajiapuipnf
tled;
to grow angry, to be netlike a hog, rude.
ill-tempered,
to be soured, embittered, exasperated
\a"^p.y"^a. swine-fattening.
to cover
with
s. hog's wash,
;
k-plit'1'3
\aii^iupaM.,n
^t-pui^ni^p
food for swine.
gloomy clouds,to lower,to get cloudy,
fruit of cypress, plane- murky.
lon^uj^.uy*.
frowu , wriuklo ,
s.
\itnJ-nn.ni-P-liJii
[a pig.
tree, "c. ; ik-puiirnicocoon,
of
like
the
brows,
-.ftiL
scowling,pouting,
knitting
a.
hog-shaped,
\iin^lilrpui
face
dirtion,
vexasulkiness,
sulks,
;
pig-headed;swinish,
Innju/ii^/raa.
wry
melancholy, [tumour.
s. stubblc
[ty,filthy.
\inijn/ii
sorrow,
uy
tumorous
clothes-brush ;
a.
\iniuifl,%
JaipJJ/i,,
;
laaquAui^ uM^ s
ter,
to scat-i-"r
va. to disperse,
]o/Yt.r,
whisk; -w^npit, brush-maker;
t-jft
-

to look

~'

"

'

va.

to brush

to drive.

; to whisk.

]Dnfi"%u"r,
uyiu/
into swine

vn.

to be

fig.to behave

changed

like

[erect,like

s.

caucor,

sore.

malig-

hog,

stubble.

hoggish.
a. bristly,
\3nqufblritii_
\ani^iwjlrii/u

to be

[nant

tued.
\an^lrjflr,nli

s.
]an[npj,ipiui'ii

hot.

orchis,bee-

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208

flower,salep,satyrion.
Yin'iiu^uiTCuin.s.
eating-housekeeper.
victuals;S. ]"""';
sense.
s.
intellect,
\in^u,piu'h
dreadfully,
frightfully.
\an/unq^ada.
'\vnfi,"j-well-watered,abounding
in springs,or running waters ; -^
'fiaj sf-cook ; ^u'2_- very good, excellent
[dress victuals.
*. ravine, deep hollow
; sylvan valleys, cook.
]0"^ s.

dressed

"

forest ; mountain

s.
gloomy
\an[un,nM,ijiii._^
long valleys.

murmuring,

to

"c.
[/fuitl
-m-P-l^iiiS. 10/14'".

with

dence,
pru-

or

[prudent,judicious.
prudent.
lon4t.^i/?""3a. circumspect, calm,
yoni,ir,r,"ni.(il,
s. sober-mindodness.

to

adorned

sober-minded.
a.
\iini,h,riuJi,u,
to be wise
\an^irinJiiiuJ',
uigiui vn.

to
-

a.
]no4fr"/i#^m^^
judicious.

murmur,

purl,to babble, to gurgle; f i^^

]uo4A-"r,-ujpujp

ter;
wa-

hgli vf).
^anfijn^iT,

to

maid,

purling,babbhng, gurgling
l" 4syp -^."i^ evacuation,

; ^uin.
going to stool.

cook

s. sculUon
]a"^trml[ Irlili
; sf.kitchen-

ravines;

\a"^"Jtir,hjl va. to bathe, to

-[iiTvn.to spring;to inundate.

to

ty/i va.
]a"^."pai[it-tr,

streams, torrents.

s. filth,
dirt,muck, mire,
wantonness
/Ijr.
filth,
obscenity,villany,
to
; ["-/" or
p-uii-u,ijfi_,
i^m-

\ini,irp
uij

vomit.

\a"[uninlrir,
Irgjt-aifij;Irg.ujVUtt.

mud;

to

think,to invent,to attempt,to try.

\in^,lu^ *. thought; a. thoughtful, get splashed,to

be-mired, covered

be

ment;
u{q"ni-Plriu%g defilesodomites.
JJiJhiu'u^,

discreet,prudent; ["
uipliuiiihuto
to
to
consider,
think,
ruminate;-^

with

dlfinuIi"i!p
'I'npu,he had

a. muddy,
dirty,filthy,
\\ni,lTpu,liu/i,
impure, obscene
^t"t^ unclean
;

the

to,he intended

; -^

-^

intention

to.

lon/jaiiT,
iujIjvu.

mud

to

thluk,to Teflect, hands

;i

^LP-"

to talk obscene-

to

to contemplate,
i. sink,drain.
meditate, to consider,
\inC,ypMJijn^
[ly.
to imagine.
\on^l^,u,^P
i^iop or i-l^-fpsyllogism.
to butcher, to
\o"ii",_Siis.
va.
consideration,
thought,meditation,
\an,iiu",jt^j;
k-^ft
contemplation, reflexion, slaughter,to kill,to massacre.
of killing,
s. act
sacre,
masimagination,
speculation.
\:in,i^nqnL.!li
]o/j4 pj s- S. \anli; meat, victuals.
[oflaughter.
carnage,
"

"C.
|U/j4""^n/.*-

S.

"C.
In^^u/^iy,

to hear
laniiftni^lrirvn.
^nii^a^-h^iT -^%p

loud

burst

]on4ui;ju,i
prudent,
-2^ir S. ln".
,u,ja. thoughtful,
wise,judicious,sensible,intelligent,^";2_,Sec.
discreet;
cautious, provident,circumspect,
laaifnilui^
\on,^,i.uii
luj s. pipe,tube,
,

-%

reason,

".

intellect

intelligence,canal,

judgment.

spection,
discretion,wariness, circum,
sense.
cautiousness,good
]a"^u,/iirp,
UM^ s. cook, man-cook;
^iiil_-, capitalcook, first rate cook;
mni-*'
kitchen ; -^
cookery; S.
-uy
,

chief executioner

chiof-COOk

-/i, under; o^'iriuimVi

l'Jo4u/4^^*""^S.
^"^"'/""/'tir.
[cook.

"/io; spout;-

!"""_

[n^uiihu,^ drain ;

"

steam-pipe; frfJiilrfa^ijt
^f,
chimney-flue; ^"^uA,p engine-hose;
/([ui^,gas pipe, main;
fiioumA,
speaking-tube; iiufliuimn^ acoustich%u

tube

2l'ij'V"k"^ suction
]an7C^"f,
}t3"^n[,-u,^
;

pipe.

'

,uj

S.

SUCk-

ing-pig,porker.
'[onXn-iC
s.

thoughtful,

\"n^u,^lr[,uiuilrm
S.
UMg

;-

gutter ;

ad. prudently,
ly,
wise\an4,u^ia'i,u,p.wi,
judiciously,
sensibly.
dom
s.
\on^u,f[aA"M-P[".i
prudence, wis-

conduit

irto/j

thought.
\inj ng
,

s.

thought;

be

to

-trWvn.

anxious

absorbed

in

zool.

; ast.

Faffl

Aries,
-

mech.

battering--^.,mar. windlass,capstan
kitchen
s.
\an'i,M,^k-pnj
; luhoP^
; 2i""p"'ih'"'liw'i'
hydraulic
uiji
utensils ; S. T"""4"V"*-t
\^ni'"li
column.
s. capitalof a
"y
S.
|'I"4'"4t^""-/??"
to soar
\snjufiiuiir,
\3uii,uip,upni-[3-'B
vn.
uiguij
up, to
,

"

"

"

\in'iuiJ'u/b,uJ'vn.
one's
to precipitate
self,to fling,
to cast or throw one's
self headlong.

flyon

high,to

dart

forward,to swoop

down, to rush headlong on,

at,to pounce on, to fall on.

to dash

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290

^in^q-iulibs impediment to tho

to put a stop to,to hinder.
sight;
-ipik-ij
lUo^mfc S. ObStaclC ,
'[in^iij-nm'!,
hinderance,
embarrassment;
stop,
to
to
hinder,to clog,to
iJ/iiiru oppose,
.

1"/F%a".
/.

side,
; in"trowsers.

ad. pr. below

; under

within,in. [drawers
s. running string for
gued,
s.
|u/A"^ fatigue,lassitude;a. fatitired,weary, faint,
jaded, [some.
a,
\a"^,2u.//ii/i,
hard, toilfatiguing,
\a"'i,?C^-i,
,'"L%^

[about.

embarrass.

leap or frisk
\an,,{u,ir,
ui^fivn.
uncultivated
\inuiu,% [ia.
; *. waste,
to tire
\"n'li2^^ni-^ui'htJ'
land, desert; ("-t, waste, fallow.
m-iif,VU
to become
VU.
\anui,abia'i,aiir,
out, to fatigue,to weary,
[fatigued.
uiji^i
to

to be tired,
]on'i,2li,r,2irj.yvn.
desert, uncultivated;to lie waste
weary,
to
to deteriorate,
fallow ; to spoil,
lassitude,
\tn%2n,.pi,^b-"._iffi s. fatigue,
,

weariness.

{Junifh-j:

\in^u,s. hay ; dried herbage.

Ivi/rjni^
[,j a. stout ; great ; thick ;
ward
rough, rude, rustic,unpolished; awk,

ill-shaped, ill-made

toilsome, difficult;-^^to",
cloth ;

rugged,
,

coarse

rough voice ; harsh

Jiy%
^nji,^,stiff or unconnected

sound;

go

to ruin.

jiJ/jjAtSi
s. noise,murmur.

or

to let lie

fallow, to leave
lay waste, to spoil,
S.
[to TUiu.
]anui \linuinui ]ni7"j^"j"Y^
tO CUrf,tO frlZZ,
VU.
\an^nullrir,
t-jj^
to crisp; -piTvn. to
to put in ringlets,

%/rMr, tj/.va.
uncultivated

; to

hair;

curl

one's

curl

of itself.

to

tt. curfed
lonaiaufl,

Jail into curl,to

; -rp

s.

curl,lock,

to curl,to
colouring.
uiiCbh-i_,
[lished. ringletof hair ;
frizz.
a.
[breach,
\in2npuip.u,i,^
rude, rough, unpogap.
iva ;
\inn. -% S. hot
\3nini,uif.ir,i^a.
coarso
featured,hardUfmpuuijt
favoured,ugly.
Jonn-iuuik-in
s. prime minister.
jo/i/tt./",
rude
a
\\jt^pu,,i.yh
very
A-j^ va. to hollow out, to
very
,
-"

"

coarse

ad.

-"

rudely, coarsely.

\an^pui'bu,ir,
lu^iuj
to become
rude

stout

to

vn-

grow

\Offtn.nsujtiuit/*f
usauij

grow

rough.

or

den.

cavern,

cavity,
}ann.n^,
"z"j s. hollow,

up ;

bulky; to

or

[hole ;

excavate.

cave,

lOnn-n^iftIrnty
hollow, empty, void.
\a"um s. confession
; promise ; l"
to confess ; !" ?-"Y.i
u^irhijto cause
to confess,to tell the truth ;
ipit-ij
vn-

to become

to mag\sn^l,lrcjnL.^,Ji,lrJ'
VU.
ni-tj[i
nify,
to increase,
to make
larger.
ti
s.
]ij/jjo^n"-/?f
ness,
rudecoarseness
,
,

to confess

one's

sins.

of

want

politeness;bigness.
s.prbmiso.[rity.
lom/mu.puAnt/^^t.'i.
S- ^lutjutiT.[ing.
s- descendants, poste'[a.iu.nuj^q.uip^
a. tormenting, torturto promise,to
'\an^",Ju.i.u,ilcf
^anuutiMitiuiir,
vn.
uijiy
s.
\s"^,,u'i,^u.'it^
torture, torment, engage, to pledge one's word ; to vow;
to protest; to offer,
punishment, rack, pain.
to proffer
; to propose.
]n#7ji/."A^t"r,
ment,
tjf tta. to pain,to torto torture ; to thrash,to beat.
\anaiiirjilui%
fl^lr^VH. tO COHuin%lrl_,
to
to
s.
toti^iiuipor lu/7Hu."i/^
fess,
boy, son;
acknowledge; to make
own,
pupil.
to
fession
confession,
confess,to go to conl""i'h """ obstacle,
ledge
acknowopposition; embarrassment,
; ipihi_^ui%^u,%uto
one's fault; qJkipM\iM.pto conty,
inconvenience, difficulfess
hitch,hinderance,
one's sins.
clog; the spines
of the hedgehog ;
od
]anuu,nilu/i,u,puip
confossedly
/"u#/""i",,^^,
,
great obstacle, impossibility;
"i#4.".
avojvedly; in confession.
[tent.
"lultiuiT
\Ofi^nuiJ',

there is an
u/iJin/u/ril,
,

insurmountable

t^u
difficulty
;
^"^/^"^/At^,to hinder,
-

to
De

clog,to embarrass,
a

bar

to

to ;

prevent,

to

y-L.
uiuiu"uf/lriquitlh'iitiMt%
the
.{[un^p^ to surmount
greatest
n"

obstacles

; S.

lu"t/?

Yin^,,n.
ipihj^ vn.

for
.s. bribe
\inuu,nilu,'ji,uq.piuir

[rector of

one's

coufessor
s
\inumniljuiiiui,uijp
confessional.
s.
\a"uutnilui'iiiupui'i,
.

[hobble.

to

go

lame

to
,

confess,to

hear

fession,
con-

conscience.

confession.

di-

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39

[s.herbage, vegetables.

herborize.
to own
to confess ; to

to, to acknowledge,
protest; to- profess; to

L-^uy vn.

of grass;

grassy; made

lonmk.ip,
a.

to contemn,
despise,
to disdain ;
to scorn, to slight,
confess,to make confession ; u/mpm k
it must
be acknowledged ; ^t-if,! to undervalue, to depreciate;
-[""Tvn,
to confess one's sins ;
disdained.
to
to
be
i^"o%j""%"
despised,contemned,
ed;
crooked; deludacknowledge one's faults ; ^iiatpmnLp
a. oblique,
\ini"np
to acknowledge oneself overcome.
S.
strayed, erroneous,
wrong;
to
confcssor
the
tO CTr,
to CaUSB
\inuuiniliu%nii_,
\an,nnp%i"li[,
;
",uil,lri_,
uij s.
sion.
s. penitent,
^numnilu/iiniii^^
[faith. to turn aside ; t^^ ast. obliqueascen1nn".""^%i"^
s. confession,
avowal,
S. pOlOmOSCOpe.
acknowledgment, declaration; "/""_
\ininnpiun.li,nutli
confession
sins
of
["
^n.anpia^if ["s. dcclinator,
; tpp-iiii_
.^uy
to go to confession;
to
make
utuii_
to hear
confession;
uinAnt-i_qni-jpva. to turn aside,to mislead,to
nt-pnt^,
-

]u"."t.r,
l-j^ya.

to

-,

the confession

of;

pain
have

the

in th'ebowels;

gripes;

divert,to distract;to
contort,to bend, to make

lead astray ; to

ache,
\anuuini-li
colic,gripes,stomachs:

nL^hi_,to

to confess,
f/Afe^,

twist,

to

awry

^g. to lead astray, to

to

cause

err, to delude,to unsettle.

to own.

ing
turn""" pcrvertiug,
'\anu"npkgn^gl"l_

yanuuini-Hi
s. promise, engagement,
of honour,
obligation; word , word

vu.
\tnmnpl,j;
tr^iui

aside,leadingastray-

good faith;offer,
tender;protestation,deviate,to
declaration ;

give
,

to

lose

the

to

"

"ruM'ifi,
to
,

to

mi"^

one's

keep

break

promise, to

one's

one's

fail

asidc,to

astray,to
decline,to shrink
slope, to slant; fig.to go

word, to promise ; "i^"4t"_ from; to

^uii_l'
lunumJ',u%to keep one's word
astray, to err,
oneself
abandon
{unum^
promise ; ^ij/"o4t"_?_~
ii'"t-t

ijor

profession;

to tum
to

go

be

perverted,to

swerve;
way ; to

avoid,to shun.
\anmap%iu^ uijj a. obliquo,crooked,
verse
aslant,aslope,athwart, across, transto ; to

[unum^
word;
indirect ; illiDwJi,,! luiLbk-ijto promise mountains
; out of the way,
of gold, wonders
ed,
ill-made
[unamiratiif, turned,
; iflmmli
; bad, perverse, wickvain
fair
words
or
froward; s. cross beam, traverse;
empty promises,
Jtirmdhh-

only

to
u%n$njt
^nuunrutir^^uivupiupir^j

nourish

with vain

s
\"nupn4uyl,%
.

lunin,

nj

s.

wius

grass

Armenian

au

; pasture; ^np

versely.
obliquely,crossly,trans-

slope; to turn

slaut,to

to

vii.
\anjnnp'iiiii^liJ',
lihiu/^

or

a,

ad,

ud
versely;
lanmnphiJi/iloWiquoly transat random
confusedly.
;

horbago turf,

hay, forage.
producing
bearing
'[unututp.lrp
herbaceous,
[on herbs.
grass, grassy,
fed
on
a.
\anu,iupni.m
grass ; living
herborist.
s. herbalist,
1n"u"""f.4f"
a.
abouuding in grass ,
\anafat[tg
full of forage.
[getarian.
ve".
\inuimlihp
eating vegetables,
s. hay-cock;haystack.
\inu,iuiiuM,rp.uMp
tt. herbivorous, pastur\inmu,-2Cu,pui^
ing
on
herbs; iliit-^,
zB21rU *o Pasture,
verdure

-u

-t

promises,[note{^).

aside, to go astray.

-ni-Sb
fjninnpn^PliLi,

S.

obHquity,

crookedness, deviation,declination,
winding , sinuosity; turningaside ,
going astray; fig.perversity,
error,
depravity.
or
\"nmni-^s ttnat. tibia,
]uoi"""3
shin,shin-bone, shank ; articulation.
.

\anp,nja. deep,hollow,excavated;
ad. deeply,
to feed.
profoundly; thoroughly; grievously
;
lo""ii"%, j"j a. abject,vile,base,
mif-^mni^p-l,^"[kp.fi
profouudiguoad.
rance
worthless,despicable
; deep wound
;
; fuaiuuip thick,
mean,
dreadful
darkness ;
in
cess
exmeanly, basely, shamefully;
laq^iuuim-P-fiA
mnifri/'S. \"nmhir.
profound misery abject poverty;
;
s. hay-loft.
decrepitude; ft iJkpuib in
[scller.h-h-pni-p-t
'\s"nmui'iing
-

fig.profound,deep ; f

-"""-

s.
\a","ujilu,7Cu,n.
herborist, herb\anu"ut-i-ui
a. abounding in grass.
herborizer; (l-^'^uto
]o"uiu{^iiin^s.
-

the

depth of winter;/

the middle
excavate

of summer;

in
luiTuspuA,
to
^A-#^t^^
luni.^i^[,-j^
-

-,

deeply; ("
-

39

innp

mine
minutely,to exa^fhlrijto investigate
to
thoroughly ; f ^/"-* il^iik-u
to
wound
sleep soundly;/'- /""jt^j
severely, mortally;fiy.to cut to the
heart, to grieve deeply,to break one's
heart; (" ("""jtuto be touched to the
to be cut
to the heart; /'pf^'quioli,
-

hottest

of the

moment

fight;/"

open

^ -1"
/./lu/^z^jn

go

; gulph,abyss;
the
sea;
open

offing
;

chicane,to quirk,to quibble,to use

to deceive, to
stratagem and artifice,
lent,
cheat; to be cunning, artful,frauduknavish.

/" /unpa

"

depth

of wisdom

s. enigma
'\o"puip,u%nt.J

; dark

malice.

roguery;

^ spacious
"" "^^^P
\anp,^Ji-2_,
-"^'2s'3

trn^ni.,

"ruiiiu.ni-P-tru.'b
0
,

fice,
s- cunning, artiforgetful- \ii"puiiriu'i,^n--P-li.'i,
chicane,
out to the
quibble
; cheat,
craft,
ery,
deceit,fraud, base stratagem; knav-

^"ptru,j depth of
misery or misfortune ;
"/""/y the
from
heart's secrets ; /" [unim^ upmk
the bottom
of the heart; f ^/#7^.i"
"oV
in
the
the
of
forest; /i
depth
f/.iu/t/A,
of the
{"inpu^uipu^fijfb at the bottom
'impua ^ [unpu upuip
grotto ; f^utiip
i"^y
to
touched
me
tu^hgjfu, his words
the quick ; /un^^^^
^.umni-hy the
ny
inscrutable
designs of God;/"'^-/..
the

mar.

to

holloM', cavity, pit,

s.

depth, bottom
the high sea;

malicious; lilnih^un-npnt-P-lii^,
profound hypocrisy.
ous

"/^_

sea.

]anijg,
(inj

crafty,knavish,wily,roguish,artful;
deceitful,
fraudulent,
rascally,villan-

in

buried
ii.iujjni^m
o/i4*-"""_'
ness

i"nr

29S

in the

center

; concave.

acute
penetrating
VinpuiiTni-lu
a.
,
,
to
piercing;profound,d,eep; it'i't^u
penetrate, to fathom, to dive into,to
to be
enter
t ^uii.u
ib'i't-i_
deeply ;
be
in
to
swallowed
plunged
up by,
to
enter
too
grief; ^ 'iilwp_^u
luiuquii_,
far,to plunge in too deeply ; i-p-^.
Jti_,to inculcate,to impress deeply
-

on

the

mind.

s. diver ; a. S. ]oi.^.""/i".^.
\anpuji/7ii-,"
a
]o"pu^,amuM/j
profound, deep ,
.

ing,
say-

hollow.

the bottom;
a. searching at
profound import,hidden meaning.
\anpuun/il^
to
to
search
into,
a.
]o/7^,"y4-m
sagacious,shrewd, judicious
ipihij
go to
-

wary,

to
to scrutinize,
of,to sift,
; sensible,prudent, cautious; the bottom
investigate.
subtil,sly, crafty;ingenious,

skilful;

^u"^^^ui,[,^pi7,.l3-[,^%
ious
sagacpolicy; sly conduct.
-

ness,
]a"7^iuf.^u,"7"_/"
s.
prudence, shrewdsagacity; craft,cunning.
s. title (of a
\anpu"i.[,p
book).

JDn^uA, luj
of heaven

accurate
(uni-quiplin,,

skilful,
deeply
observer.

gibberish.

tent-maker.

found,
pro; /A^

one's

same

or
[encamping.
s. pitchingtents ;
\inpiu'bu,^uipni-p'f
a. tent- or
\o"pu/ii,aAtt.
bell-shaped.
low
holbecome
to
vn.
\'inpu/riiiij',
luj/uij
or
deep; to dive into,to go to the

pavilion

tent.

of.

^npu/biyuipa. pitchinga

\i""p,uj-i"'i,ii
a.
cunning , sly,
u,j
,

pui/iiuYj itiiri^ni^lri_^
^-

tent.

a. nomad, wandering.
\inp,Jiia-piiu,^

S. \0npuipuj%nM^[3-[i" bottom
pinpujpjourrM-l3-li

[cane;penetrating,acute.

iupiiuj'i,iri_
qjiimu to exercise
mind
in inscrutable things.

tent ;

to strike

vestigation,
ina. dwelling in the
^npii/bui/flij

a.
\ahpiiifinp^n,-p,l.
mysterious, ara.
'|a"^u./"o"
profound , difficult;
talking
enigmatical,obscure;jabbering,

-"

\inpu/ii,u^npit-liiups.

inscrutable
s.
'\anpu,!^fiin,_[^litJh

a. sunken-eyed.
\a"puj/i%
s.
}oijp,uJnp
deep valley ; a.
difficult,
rugged, scabrous

tion,
residence,habita-

a.
\anpiii,iiipi
scrutinizing
minutely ;
-

vault

pavilion,tent;

board,
table; chessdwelling; anlh.
back-gammon
board, "c.;the Tabernacle;
"lIfUMj"i.[3-hu/h,
u"^.
.pnti/i,royal palace, court; u""-uj^-,
high altar; ^f-nifim^-[" frontal ;-

or
\anpu,^'i,iy
-ifbiajct. Sailingon the
open sea, navigating the ocean.
ad. to the bottom, prolaapuiif-njiu
foundly,
[versed. pitch a
thoroughly.
a.
liin^/".i^^"/j
very

.?.

; altar ;

tent.

\a""puiliujjuipi^utp
architect
S.
Tabernacle.

[or

of the

bell-shaped.

a. vaulted,cupola-tent
\o"pu.'iiwiu,pli
S. -u/^Jt...
'[anp.iMiiuiii/iu'ii
[camping.
]a"p,u'i,iii^,i.
a.
travellingwith tents,

i"nr

lonp

295

\anpuibuijMiui^
utij s. tent-guard.
,

l""/"^*"'/"?""J ""
"

cubic,hexahedral
vault

of heaven;

cube

s.

uMpi/him,

"

rattle in the throat.

snorting; rattling,
cubical,
vate
]a"ph,r,
irjlva. to hollow, to excato
to
tain;
re;
t,,^?,*.
withhold,
; to fathom
;
cube root;
to purloin, to steal,to rob, to

vaulted:

"Ihpmitlri^l,to cube,

to raise quantities,
third power.

-,

to the

cubiform, [volve.
Pnpiif%,up^uiihL.a.

\tiilt,u'i"ap^t-,r,
Irgf, to cube,

to in-

embezzle;

peculate.

to

\t"pi;;2_,
Pi^ijs. diver.
\onp[3,i,ji a. step-son,step-daughter;

S. \3nptMMlttu^tiul"
\OiiituMliiut-np

bastard, natural,illegitimate;degenerate,
spurious,false ; alien,foreign;

\""i)ufii,u,]ihqli
*" tent-curtain.

zool.

"

\inpiu'i,kiry
tj/i va. to pitch a tent.
^npui^if,J,s, bathometer; sounding-line,
lead,fathom-line;plummet;
-hitva. to sound
; -nL.p-l,^isounding,
of depth.
bathymetry,measure

crane.

a. unsociable,
rose
mo]o"p[3-,up,upaj
[ijf
,

capricious,whimsical.

la"pP-uj^,ui,r,
iiiguij vn.

rated,
degene-

estranged,spoiled.

\iinpa,^,_pP-i,
a.
guttural.
[able.
^'|"JllaM^l.p
a. very
deep unfathom}a,ipuiunjii_
uni.^a. sunk deeply,

to be

vci. to chango
nt-jli
\inpPuii)ni-^ui'i.irir,

the

of, to adulterate, to

nature

rupt,
cor-

debase, to spoil,to impair.

,
tion;
s. bastardy, adulteraYtnpPni-Pliifii
deep ; s. abyss, gulf,pit; ...^
ken
sundecay.
degeneracy, corruption,
eyes ;
impenetrable,
a. profound,
u"Ayi_, to submerge, to
\anpp,r,"j
sink to the bottom, to plunge into, to
profound.
inscrutable;penetrating,
immerse; ip,hu to dive to the bottom,
a.
deep, high; impenetrable,
'\a"p[,'h
to sink ; mar.
to founder ;
/# abstruse,obscure, hidden, difficult to
sunk
in
sunken
grief; /.p-.ul"l,iru
gtui-u,
eyes.
.r^^ understand
; uiliuAnqlifi
in
remorse,
[iiir,
[ney-eake.
f""/y plunged
^fi.f.j'. ]a"p[,^s.
peculator.
s.
honey-comb ; hoyinpguant^ij^trf"ijliir^,
}a"pl,uptpi'lunj
\iinpiMMunjquia-^
\inpuMilkir
s. grotto.
\snplu
f s. slough;skin, hide ; shell,
dormant.
YiinpuMpP-nia,
a.
phlegm.
bark, rind, peel;* spittle,
to tougheu
\inpuipini,u,
a. deeplyrooted
4"""_
vTi.
\anp[uu/iiuiir
;
ui^ai)
to

to strike deep into

muiinl,^,
liu/t,q.uiiiliij
the soil,to take
deep root, to be

like leather.

deeplyrooted.
\inpu,^nt-gufiiirir
vu.
ni-gfi

sink,to

excavation

excavate,

-u

cave,
to
4"".".u/tr4-^,

]oo^4/"/',
^t-jiy vn.

[profound.

to consider, to

to hollow.

tate,
think,to medito
cogitate, study;

to reason,

\anpui^"/i"l.u,^
s. basso-relievo.

judge,to imagine, to fancy ;

profound,sublime, past

to memory,

ing
find-

out.

advise

lii#7"y.,
s.
hair-shirt,sack-cloth,
"y
hair-cloth ; muiu,^uMpiri_-nil,
to repent
in sack-cloth.
[sack-cloth.
clad
a.
\anpii.uiqfbui^
~i,u,'iin.hpi
,

\inpy."j

or

ni-g

loo^'f.iu//',
uyP vn.
rattle

in

the

s.

to

in

zool. Crane.
snore

; to

throat;to

snort,

roar,

to

bluster

(sea).
s. zool. pike.
^npij-uMAnt-i^i
of crauos.
s. flight
\iinpij.iir'uia,p
snorer.
\a"p,l.uM^",l^s.
s. "pi.cranos.
\inpii.lru/ii
lon^f./f.J'/
~fnt-i" s. snoring,snore
,

to

LP^t.

to

a. deeply excavated,
\anpaiifi"p
very

in, to

".

S. lOiui~uipS-p^
ySnpb-nL,^/

gating
a.
]aapu{p%l/i,
scrutinizing,investi-

to

fall

to

in,
give way ; int-Oh falling
to mako
sinking; land-slip.
abstruse,obscure,
abyss, chasm,
'^nplunputm[igs. gulf,

deeper; to make
unintelligible,
g.
]onpu,^f""
cavity,hollow,
cavern,

J-ij-ujvn.
'\anplunilJ',

reflect ; to

suppose,
to

to

bring

lect;
mind, to recolto consult, to
cert;
deliberate,to con-

to call to

/Aif .ipJhiu'bu
,

together,to

fles;
to meditate on tri-/. itiinrnftu
think
I
of
"la"fl,t-,
lunpi,\,irJhliiibi_
,

tomorrow;
thought
/.
shudder
of it makes
me
; juyii lunpS,i;p
he thought of nothing else.
4u/i,uiuiujq_,
leaving,I
-%

propose

to leave

thc moro
uiiif-ui^runaliuiiT,

or
"/^f 4/'7-'y*.
'ip^t-ui'ii
]o/"^4"'-/'?"

'

resolution;
thought; design,intention,
timent,
senimagination,fancy, inspiration;
redisposition
; idea, fantasy,
counsel;
deliberation,
advice,
very;
mystery; symbol;
designsacrament; /unpipq-niljid.

consultation ; secret
;

hW
on
ediy,intentionally,

purpose

; ifiplimliutiMthe
-

5 utnL^

cil-hall ;
;
iu,p

Holy

rapture ; -fiuumit^
rhapsody,religious

posely
pur-

deliberation,
\a"p^pq.ut^u/i,ni.p-lii^

fitnp^pw^nfCOUnuiiuTCtup

s-

council

cil
coun-

lunpi,pwf.hut'u
if-uilipsecretary ;
perniciousadvice ;
"^n.'iilru
^
u/#z.V/f"i_/
ni^h-ft
,

\a"p^pq.ui}i['^
adviser,counsellor;
s.

advise ;

to

advice,to consult,to take

to think
Jfiui^iu'ithi^,

JJt

O.
foolish,odd, CO\Onp^pq.ii,/"npnfu
^hjuy vn- to consult,
\aap^pq.ai/iii[ij;

counsel; ["

together, to
to

dnanimously ; zi'2!rLb
l""pone's
alter
'^o
or
mind;
change
^iLl"t"3
U'2^L.ir-eb
l""P'^pt"3^^ dissuade from,
I had

against;

^ i/inft^f ^/imt^

of

the idea

conceived

of,I

had

the

idea

or

the

the

parley

ence.
confer-

or

-ij-uipufii [ence.
creet,
a.
secret, dis\i,ip^pil.utuiuj^
utj
it.uiunq

thought

intention

hold

"

prudence.
prudent, [discretion,

to ;

s. secretness,
^np^pq-uitqiwint-Pp^i
s}onp4pq.uiu/tinprime adviser or
myself ;
counsellor.
idea to ; lyu^^m-t^
[book.
q^u'' l^np^i^^
he formed
the hardy design
fi s. missal , mass\a"p'ipq.u,uilruip

tupiuplif^q. Jfimu f J",

knowing;

/ii^iuiuftirufhliiai^4-"^t"-I
or

confer,to

*.
sultation
council,con]Bo^/4/.^u/(.jf""-/3^"_'"#
; conference, parley; confid-

"

to advise

[centric.

confident.

ask

deliberate

with

mysticalness, mysteriousprudence, wariness,

ing,
\anp^pii.uiliuimuip
tuif a. accomplishperforming.
a. mysterious.
\anp'ipq.u,lil,p

consult,to determine, to decide on,

to confer
to resolve on; to deliberate,
to
advise
take
to
counsel,
together,
to
with ;
to
vice,
counsel,
give admuiu
to
'^uipja/hhi_,

crament;
sa-

cautiousness.

tO
iluiu/iitr/,

"

wisdom,

ness;

J^P

consultation ; mystery

confession.

auricular
ilfu'iini.p-liLSi

ment
Sacra-

cabinet
"/""2""o1itfj

loflr

294

deliberated

iu^u-.-, he

conceived

gui^

to ;

t^i'J'^i^t-n.
juijuif^tnp^pq,p f^p

midst

of these

thoughts,

s. adviser,counsellor.
]u/,^4^^Kii#i""ence,
s.
place of confer\o"p^pq.uimnL.%
council-chamber; vestry-room;

in tho

while

thus

deliberating.

offertory.
s. mysterlos: orgies,
lonp^pq.iuaio'hp

ad- figuratively;
sa\a"pi,pii.uipmp

cramentally ; mysteriously

dently.
confi-

revelry, feasts of Bacchus,

bacchanals,drinking-bout.
drunken

\!"np^pq.,uij-ki"
-q^ttitta

astute

shrewd, wary,
adept; unAtu
-

to

initiate into

of Parliament,
*. house
cautious; initiated, Iinpipq-uipiui
of deputo let into a secret, hall of Assembly, chamber
ties
of the
of
administration
to
:
mystery ; iUiilri_,
place
-

be initiated.

saoramants

s. initiation.
\inpi,ptf.intijj.uiirni-ti

fcj/ivn.
lonp^pif-uib-lrir,

to

reflect,to

tate,
think,to revolve, to medito consider; to imagine, to form
idea of,to suppose
an
; to consult, to
deliberate;to explain,to expound, to

ponder,

comment

; to administer
celebrate
to
mass.
;

the

mind,
offering-place
; fiff.

a.
'[unp'ipii.uii-np
mysterious,

to

upon

intellect.

arcane

tical,
mys-

figurative,emblematic,

symbolical; hieroglyphical
;

*e"^

ufuu.lihp emblem.

[fickle.
voluble,
a. incoustant,
\"npi,pq.uitpnla
,

tendrils of

bot. bryony ;
\anpl^^"l_s.

craments
sa-

vine.

sellor;
s- piece of soiled linen.
,'"Mitf s. thinker ; coun\iinpJtn^J:
lonp'ipq.ujit-nithe initiated;
\"npi_,
minister,priest.
ts *" corner
; compartment,
tion;
s. thought,reflecdivision,pigeon-hole;chess-squares,
\a"pi,pq.u,ttni.p-li!b
deliberation;secret; mystery; chequers;niche; cell,partition;
nook,
administration of the sacraments
hidden
lebration lurking-place,
corner
hollow,
; ce;
of mass,
[mysteries,priest. cavity;
fold, plait,
i,,M,%q.irpil,j
;
Innp^pq.!!,/^
functionary in crease
Irptruu,^iCuiiiuimnt.dimple;
iMjji s.
wrinkle
confident.
a.
s.
\a"i,^pq.,ufiu,u
puckering ;
uiij
,
f-pm^uipuig
a.
printer's box ;
mystical; myste\anpi,pq.,uliu,'ii
rious
6^n./"i. gulf,bay ;
; sacramental
creek,cove ; tujM.^,hold of a ship;
; emblematical
,
symbolical;rational,thinking,pruifrpu/ii^cave , cavern
^h%n.ui.
dent
;
counsellor ; Inrmuu,
'iihuiijden , haunt , lair ;
; s. adviser,
p-n.^tn,j
-

MiP

eyrie,nest ; ^ li^ in a corner

to swell OF
%nM^l_,M,n.ui^tuuuif"^
-

sails,to get the wind ;

to fold,to plait,
to crease

^(lu

sinall rooms

to

plait;

or

lonpn-lt'ir,
vo.
lrj[,

u.ii-^

fillthe

roast, to toasi',

to

to brown

to broil,
to
; to grill,
broiled
fish.
^2jr'''''uJnUfi,-lru,i_,

; to become

fry;

suffer,to be
^ui'ij^u afflicted; to sympathise, to have pity
;
to
or
ly
"f-npithij
compassion on ; to entreat earnestcells : to gather,
: to be
roasted; j^m.044^-, to be

to knit the brow

"wrinkled,
to fold variously;
-"
-"
make

i"n5

293

\iiipnilpir,
y^iy

to

vn.

-"

to wrinkle,
uMpliu/hhi^juijmu

g. \inpniliuit
[frost-bittcn.
lanpnilaip
s.
pucker.
\3npni{niJlh
\iinpnilp
roasting; /.
excessive
to
to
g.
hot
tinp^Jfi,
heat;
-ila
roast,
fry.
u,pliaj'iihi_,
uij
s. whooping-cough.
dry or parchingwind,simoon;drought, *lu"^,n^^",4
J-uAu,
s. depth, profoundity.
dryness,aridity
pestilential \iapni-PliMSii
;
blast.
s.
\anpnflip concavity,cavity.
the hoto make
ney-comb
a. sun-burnt,
va.
\ttnp"/ukj;
\o"p^u,^m4u,i,
k-i/p
parched
excessive
fillwith
to
heat, or by a burning
by
honey-cakes.
;
wind ;
even
a. ragged, rough, un\inpmuip.npm
lonAfr^,to burn, to parch ;
perity,
places,as; -^ s. rough, craggy
ib'iikuto be burnt, parched.
s. suu-stroke.
roughness, unevenness,
\inp^uliu,i,uipnill,
rugsun-burnt ; ipik/_,to
a.
"^linp^liuin.
gedness.
be burnt.
\anpuiuiil.-ir,
ty/. va. to bruise,to
to
to crush, to dash to
to
to
vfiu.
crack,
break,
Yan/i^iA^lnr,
frowu,
Irjfi
-1/

to

wrinkle, to pucker

to

aversion

\a"p^iA^
\anp^i-npa.
s

plait,to

fold.

pieces;

antipathy; down,
[S.l"nfrjo"-"ft.
enemy

cellular.

to crush, to bear
defeat,to rout, to put the
to disband
flight
;-^Y-n"-'fc"f"'

^"bu"^'b,

to
to

the troops ;
qj.nL.n^ito force open
the door ; ^ini-[u to break the head;
-

to
gracefully,
arrange
with
adjust
elegance.
to
plait,

to
fit,

qu/uJUi to mortifyone's
^WuipiljiVii
to break,
do
t
o
flesh,
penance ; -lifiirvn.
be
to
to
to dash
done,
broken, unpieces;
-

^"ntlb "'" avoidable,evitable.

too^^.^fia- flowing , waving ; mar.
defeated, destroyed;"A^^4t" f,
undulating,flowing gently,rippling.
hOrC Shall
to cause
VOLui"Jip
^irqJtinpinuMiih-ii^jtli
lu"i^^j"ii-yuiirfr"/"i
ni-jli
^n
be stayed.
to avoid or shun.
thy proud waves
s.
fracture, break,
\a"p,nu,lin"-tih
\iapJ/J',
tjiy vn. to feel an aversion
,

gust, crack ; rout, defeat.

to,to loathe, to turn from with disto avoid, to shun, to eschew, to
lanpm[,^,
ui^ifjs. dish,viand, mess;
flee ; to be shy, to beware, to show or
roast-meat; cooked victuals.
s. chop-house,
[keeper.
\a"pu,^ii,put'i,
; -jni-_
pay regard to ; to be respectful
avoid
of.
take
dislike
to
cook;
chop-house
to
a
\anpail[iupiup
to,
uijs.
Jkfk
s. cookcry.
\anpui^uipijjpnuppi.i
\inp^,X s. thunder, noise, uproar,
1

lonj /ijor

rumour.

wounded

wound,
^npuiJnt-^

sore,

*.

nj

ulcer ;

^aiph-ilkp
;
^Onp^np^oA lug s plait, doublo, a.
to
deep, mortal wound;
"""""_, qHri_,
ed,
fold,gather ; wrinkle,crease ; a. plaitto
wounded.
folded,turned down ; wrinkled, wound ; Hhuii_, be
tjf va. to
\tnqiu^iuphirlO/FjtiT.
S. \!ip^phu [puckered.
\inp2aJbplTu
stab
to
to
ed,
wrinklwound,
; to prick,
pierce,
to
ionp^jpj;
grow
h^ujjvn.
cut to the
to smi(e; fig.to pierceor
to shrink, to shrivel up;
4"'*to transpierce,
heart
t
o
p-"uil,ulh^ui%g
to
to
crease.
;
H-t-pJliji fold, plait,
to piercethrough and through, to run
s. aversion
'ionp^it.m
,
, repugnance
ed
dislike,
reluctance;reserve, caution; through; -pirvn.to be wounded, piercbo
to
smittcu
ii^pnil_
;
ni-pni-^
regard,respect.
with love, to fall in love ; S. \"np
s. the hymen
lanfinui
; maidenhead.
SCVOrharem
t^fiHO. to WOUUd
\anjninlrJ',
s
lanpnui'S'p'ii
gynecseum
,
,
with
wounds; fig.to
ely, to cover
women's
appartments.
prickthe conscience.
(ts. Toast-moat.
\anpniliaiting
earnest
luojmnfio.wounding, biting,cutionpniluAp
s.
prayer, urgent
tart.
poignant,
;
entreaty,livelyinstance.
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290

s. phlegmon, inflammatory
\i"ni.Jfii2_

rely.
s. act of woundlng seve\an^nmni-!fh
act of wounding.
[-...-Jffi

tumour

On

l""j
,

to

-ni-Sh

UCT"

to deal

|o",_t,r,fryfva.

wound

s-

harshly with,

ment,
to maltreat, to vex, to torill-use,
to
to trouble, to incommode;

worry,

to

harass,

to annoy.

^oa^^ft^ s. felt,stuffing,
wadding.
ing
"" searching,scrutiniz'|o/7".;ju#4,
"a

the

shoulders.

s. coolug of
\iin.^mnum,mliiii

dovos.

\a,i"-/u/ii/unjs.

pituite;

phlegm,

to expectorate
p^^m'tik-i^if-,uipliiu'iiirij
to
p-trplrij cough up.
;
ln,,"_,^,
/"y/.js. cot, hut ; cell,small
sentry-box.
uiuii^iuil^u^^
room;
-

s. filth,
sweepings, dirt.
]""7tyi

\inLiC s. scarecrow,
bugbear.
examine,
'\an,--i(,u.n
uii^s.
terror, alarm,
fright,
[quisitive.
indread,
precipitation;
haste,
hurry,
a.
curious, searching,
ad. in haste , in a hurry ; -^
CUriOUS, iuni-quipli,
uig a.
server,
obphantom, spectre.
quisitive;*.examiner, searcher,
tor;
\ani--^Muaf.uliu,%a.
alarming, startling,
busy inquirer,pryer, scrutadreadful;urgent, pressing;
-^At^, to make
researches,to frightful,
seek for,to hunt after.
too hasty.
precipitate,
alarm
quire,
s.
\snL.7Cujuiu/iip
lont.^t"r,
tj/i va. to search, to ineagerness ,
to hunt after, haste,precipitation,
to seek diligently,
flight.
io pry into ; to shear,to shave ; to cut
to startle, to alarm, to
%*-!/",i7"-j/"
va.
off; to strip off.
to
to appal,to strike
1"nt-qmin*~.
frighten, terrify,
busy
"WIS' "-P^liiii -jn"."a *.
with
to
terror
frighten away ; to
search, curiosity,quest, investigation
;
to
ing,
shavhasten,
precipitate.
; shearing ; -i[nijfu
^t^mj
to be startled,
tonsure.
vn.
\a"i_-!Cuiui[ij;
ir^iijj
]u",_/? luPjij liiP^ntf
s.
obstacle, alarmed, terrified ; to waver, to be in
embarrassment, hinderance
; to be hasty,precipitate
; i-"- /".i^ suspense
; to
flee precipitately.
hinder,to embarrass, to clog; ^ p.u,g
ing
to disencumber, to
'[uni-J's.
drinking,eating;* tin drink"uaiih/^^n^ Wl. ^
free from
Armenian
note (^).
an
embarrassment; -^, rock,
pot; mm.
reef,hedge of rocks.
\a",_,rp,
^"^/'J s. party,band, troop,
\anL.tf-\s"i.j-u"f.ni-Jous,
barbargade,
detachment,
regiment,bri/y a.
company,
human
indivision,cohort, legion; ^g^.rude; rough, cruel,
savage,
rians,
; [uni-J^hi. ^nt-J-^ the barba^t""j group of islands,archipelago
;
to assemble, to flock toge[rough.
uiaSun^i_,
ther
barbarous
to muster, to
\sn,-J-iuli,:u'ii
-ipi a
;
iiuiifinii_
qoput^
,
Yam-J-u/ii [,s. multitude,populace, form into a regiment, to embody, to
the vulgar, crowd; throng, press;
to enrol,to collect together ;^
enlist,
hC WaS
hurlyburly,confusion,noise, clatter; pJ'ff^ hoP-u/ba jiiTtuuiiiLni^
^n
;

to

to search,
it'i'/r/j

to

explore,to rummage.

KnL.^jLuliiu'i,

-u,,.

-ni-,

"

atu^utun^uitji alrnnt^/

uit-ITnutliuua

Or

of the

one

wise

seven

]n#7i_%
a. little ;

to devastate,to lay waste.

ui(flri_,
$" obstinacy,
\3ni-J-i^i,
stubbornness,
in.
pertinacity
jn[unpu,^
; ^ [uj-q.u/i,

small

very

men.

t'''t."'^ '^d. a little,

quantity, however

little;

short time ;
a
[A^ J-iuiFufiiuili
pi^
ti
is
there
["P^
very little; [i 4iyp.
ilri^ in a moment, in an instant.
-

l"n"-cAAir,
hjjf,vn. to invade, to rush
on, to

fall

to resort

impetuously

in numbers

on, to

to.

flock,

[negro.

\anL.J^[,^
a. barbarous
J-liu,j
;black,
a.
\a"^i_,
deaf;
deaf,
dead,
dull;
i"iig
*eyeless (needle,"c.); u.n%iTijto
,

s. c/iem. paraffine.
]""7i.'fc."yui^
[ing.
s. seasoning,flavour\a"i_'i,iM,..ui^nJf

]antA;J
*. incense;aromatic
storax
; -^

or
2,"'"-""^
uu/^uiu"/(
-

-,

um
laudan-

blind.
a. deaf "
\iinL.iuilinjp
" dumb.
yan^iuii^miq,
a. deaf

u/bn^^.j,uiUni-intX^perfumos,
u,n^iri_,
uipliui'iilri

deafen,to stun; lui^ih/^qni.'bli'i,,

drugs;
^,_ fragrant,
to turn or give a deaf ear
to incense ;
to.
%tri_,
uimu
-

es;
substanc-

fig.incense,flattery;
iuipi^p

-"

to flatter.

J. {)ot.sweet
lunti^ft/^t^l,

]u,r"_ia**.
HiM^.

an

Armenian

calamus.
note

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298

bristling
hair;dishevelled

a. hard
\9,iu,lr(,uilu

hair.

\an.ni-iu,nlruiM,^
o.
bushy, briery.

able,
mouthed, intract-

flexible
ungovernable; in-

untamable,

petuous,
obstinate,pertinacious,imshin-bone.
s. tibia,
\oii.^u.lint-%^
headlong, fiery,rebellious;
fiery,spirited,
high-mettled
.]""-^'"^"/"'^".
/ypliiluip
wind-pipe;larynx.
to breathe
culty
with diffior
\q,L^n,"["rvn.
steed,courser
charger.
ad. hardly, harshly,rough\ouu,lit.
arisingfrom diseased lungs.
ly,
jnn-f^fim
a.
agreeable; rudely; cruelly,
ously
severely, rigorrough, unpleasant,disill-natured,ill-tempered;
strictly
^u""^ g- nc,
; rigidly,
;
S. ^ul"up- [- Aiu/i,shrill voice.
!""/"/"
Jtp to treat harshly,to maltreat,to
hard (winter). rule with a high hand ;
\aii,",u(.,a^
a. severe,
"nuiuini-i,ui_
to
\i"uu,uj,i!.u/i"E,.p-l,L.'i,
ing
s. harsh,threatenseverely;
punish
rigorously,
utfj
or bitter words.
to reply harshly;
"n.ui^ufiumuiuluus'hli
S. ]a[,um.
\3uu,,"puipnj
a.
[branches.
ous;
severe, harsh, rigor-nij, s. austere,severe
furnished
with thick
character.
a.
\a"u,"ui"k-iy
loads.
OT
s. hcavy
lnuf"./.f.A-n.ne.5i^
}Oua,r,i,
(lS. garliC; u{2Ctr,^l
~nj
nj
-

ad. severely,harshly, clove

of
]n"i"u,^^),"
; ^/"^uu/^u/". 4^"-^' f'"-/"4he stank of- fifty
hardly, rigorously; ^%a.i^,to proyards off;
^nu,
-[,,
ceed
-

with

severity, to take
punish with rigour.

steps,to

garlic-eater.
-uilitrp,

severe

eal
s. olephantiasis
\aamnpni-^
; vener-

l"""""4^"'5
a- austere, rigid,
-4/"""^
I

hard.

[ity,mortification.
s.
fiumuiliiio'iini^p^
austerity,sever\ia,"u,Au;/i,
a. having a harsh,rough,
disagreeablevoice.
severe,

"c.
\iua,.u,rpu.^

S. \ilrn. "C.

disease;bot. *
garlicsauce.

Cretan

grape

; -^

i. hardness; stiffness;
]o"m""_/3^tA
terity
roughness, harshness, asperity,ausrigidness ; rigour, severity,
,

cruelty, inclemency, inflexibility

;
of heart;
fOumuAaiir,
to harden, to
toms,
oppiuij severity of cusluj/uy vH.
ptupni.^
become
hard ; to be obstinate,
of laws;
too
to pergreat
^uipltttuj,
sist;
to be severe, rigorous,
austere; austerity of morals , puritanism;
n,-Jlrp to treat mercilessly; npn_
npnilfupil, tightness of the bowels,
to
"LfM'
constipate, to close the
costiveness,constipation.
bowels.
condensable ; -nt-P-f,^
[ous,high, violent (wind).
a.
^"n,u/ju,%
boisterous
loumu^^f"-*'^,
a.
s.
condensability.
impetustubborn
a.
\ainiJitiuj;
\a'iu,uja{,apm%"j
stiffto condense, to
vn.
wjiy
,
necked
pertinacious , opinionative,thicken,to grow
thick, to coagulate,
,
dogmatic, [wilfulness,
to congeal.
stubbornness.
s.
fOuuiMuuiiapuAnjnup^f
pertinacity, \a"""^,a^[,s. chem. densimeter,vohard.
a. very
}siui"uiu/[,'i"f.
lumometer; mech. condensing-engine.
a. hard-hearted,
}ou,nui"[,p,"
merciless,
s. condensation, crfagul\iu,."^n,.'JL
inflexible,
obdurate,insensible,ation,concretion,congelation.
relentless ; fig.hardened, impenitent.
dense,
fOuiutjjtii.jui'iiki/'
ni.j[iva. to conof heart,
l"/.m,"i,^,""t?"
to thicken
*. hardness
to coagulate, to
,
obduracy; pertinacity,
condenser,
\a,niaj"i_gi,^s.
[congeal.
obstinacy; fig.
impienitency.
!""'/'/"
variety,
luuipnjs. difference,
\ou,n,"i[u,[,"L.p-f,
s. life of privations
distinction,
disparity,
disproportion;
" hardships,
a Spartan existence.
-.p, prognostic, a^ury,
omen;
to hardou, ir,"."g according to the judgment; Jf
vo.
fiuinuijini-iiu/iitj',
nt-j/i
to make
hard; to render obstinate; iL'sb i^'t p"'ppi'1^1- ifj'i1/""-/'^he
,

[/?f

tipinp, obduracy, hardness

-

"

"""-

'

^"/y".. to render

obdurate

to harden
to

the

or

lous,
cal-

heart; ^pn4ujj%,

constipate.

shall

not

whether

search

bad

it be

good

; n^tli^I^ ^h-um^ tuu^pyqnt^aiu^

if^utiF
uk-^fLuit^fop
utuliuMi-ni^the Lord
or

"

s.chem.
|Hu."u._jni.,'ft

cold-hammering. can give the victoryto the smaller

u.
luumrajnt-j/l^
hardening,making or the greater number; a,,.ni.pp //""".
hard; np",y,/i,i,,
astringent,
binding, [fj
superstitious
regard for unlucky
s. trachyte,
)iii"nu"f""^
[costive. days ; /i
lo^.^KAf^,to fall into vain
-

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299

observances
superstitious

; iliif.
//4"_
tO COIlufuMhou fiiuinnnlunl^uilih^quibj^h
t
form oneself to superstitious
customs.
or

I"/"
""/""'/""/"
"a

entertaining.
feasting,

^1''/""/"^'"*""4A3
*" boon-companion,

fellow

guest;

^AA^^.*to ^east

together.

tiipniuni-Uu
"

wx.
Inaif^ifi^-f/*,
tami^n^/tiT

to titillate; to
to

"'"

'

to

tickle,

bedazzle

dazzle,to

to
to please,to gratify,
tickle,
to flatter ;

nu^iu

to dazzle

;fig.
light, of
dethe

-[""rvn. to be

tickled,dazzled
eyes ;
to be delighted,
flattered,
gratified,

a. fond
fOpiafiiCuAuiufrii
good-living.

of

feasting,

\0piu^7Cm'iinM^P[,i.%
-TCuAp S. fcaSt,
banquet,entertainment,festivity
joicings,
; republicjoy.
lipiii^yu/"ni."[,s. shout of encouragement
,

s.
\ta,iitnnt.iliM
tickllug titillatiou;
dazzling;burning desire,prurience,
itching,inciting,lust ; fig.delight,
,

incitement, encouragement,

or

raging,
comfort,incitement;a. encoupleasure.
[thickness,consistence.
animating; exhorting; ""uy_.
s.
to encourage,
to give
1n",ni./7/i".%
condensity,density, j'ii,m,iL.^,ui,ki_,
to or
s. softness,effeminacy; heart
to rouse,
to ex\iaiuii"iu'ii^
cite,
inspirit,
-

insidious
deceit,

caresses,

dalliance.

to urge
on
pu."ii"o"j4"u^("".
;
^i-^' to shout encouragingly;
io/"-_
to take
heart,to cheer up, to
'hni-l_,
-

[-""-?s. physioguomy.

"nfiifinirir.

take

\a,"i,u,^l,i/:y
[ij a. physiognomist;
ceremonial.
a.
Yainfiui^ii/ii

courage.

to give a bauquet
uMn:i,iri_ni.jir^
-

'^inpui'tip
observance, ceremony;
superstition.;prognostic, augury,
omen
; oddness, imparity.
to
1""Y'*-'^'.
*3/' va. to distinguish,
make
a difference
serve
discern,to
; to obrigorouslyor

scrupulously
;

or

guish
to distint/^uiphliutHh[i Jiapif.t"ni-fi^
fawner.

loud

voice ;

embolden

to
excite, to incite,

ence
separation; distinction, differ-

vn.

to interpose
^n- Jk2_ u/b^u/iilii^,

with

address

to encourage,
to give courage
to, to
raise the spirits
of, to reanimate,to

witches.
a. consulting
\",npn,iu,,f.pi.psion,
]u"Y""3uij s. interval,space ; divi;

to encourago
vn.
\oi,a,p,ni.iit-tr,
lrj["
excite by mutual
shouting,to call

loudly,to

friend from

to.

tertainment;
ens. rejoicings,
1u^/u//"n"jii^
feasting,
-"iiu uMn.%iru to feast,
to
hold a feast,
to give a banquet.

s.

or

to intermeddle.
interfere,
to clasto
distinguish,
'[ampnjh-J'vna.
; to

to take courage
confide in.

jn^

to

-/""r

relyon

trench, hollow
sap ; breach, rupture,
rent; division,separation; 4'"_

\ipii,j;
Pj

or

ditch ; mine

way,

s.

nj

or

S. \ampiu'itp
luuf^nc^i
Jytaifinjf
[sify.
\ipuip,
cheerfulness,mufiihijto cut a trench ; to make a
/y s. rejoicing,
merriment; banquet, feast; a. joyful, gap ; to open a breach; jnpuJiuftJ"fr.
,

cheerful;mnii,, u,uM-2Cu.p#^tt. there was a gap among

my sons.
Ji-S\ip,,.iriuliu,pliuim
[,j a. that repairs
-t-j banqueting-house, "hall ;
a breach
nM-pmpiai-P-li-uA
laniihijto bauquet ;
; umiihu to repaira breach,
to make
to patchto rejoice;
toniih-ij
merry,
ing
mak\ipu.iriai,iiMm
it'btruto rejoice,to be delighted.
ui^ a. breaching,
breaches
that rejoices with,
]ii^iu/"i"f^j
a.
; separating,dividing.
the opening a
s.
lH^/io"/J"i4"".n".t/??
ther;
joiningin merriment, feasting togegratulate. breach.
itilrijto rejoicewith; to con\ap""riaMMi,a^
uij s. trench-guard.
a.
\ai,u,[uuiJliin
\ipu,-ru,u,
f,^ s. breach , rupture ,
cheerful,
ful,
merry, joytrench.
hollow
to
to
opening ;
joy,
way, ditch,
^At^,
gay, joyous;
merry,

gay,

rejoice.
to
to rejoice,
vn.
\iputluiJbuiJ',
Hu^uy
to feast,
to make
be joyful;
merry with.
s,
\"puiluuipai%
banqueting-room;
place of feastingor entertainment.

h^f, va. to breach

'[apuMiTuiinlrir,
to
defeat, to disperse
break,
; to
;
diffame,to
-

; to
terminate
ex-

fuiM-nuP-huA to
^uiJfLuii-

"

destroy one's reputation

;
to betray a secret.
^"i-iuq.n'iil'u
,

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500

to

s. breach
\\ii,ui,r,u,un,-p-l,i^
; crack,

get spoiled.
to darken,
vo.
nt-gl'
XapPbiujn^-iiuiiikir,
division,party.
to
to
to
obscure,
dull,
disfigure,
\3puiuuilu
Jt^s. league.
to degrade, to spoil;
to
iiji"un.u,
]o^u#u. nt-j s. admonition, reprimand,
tarnish the glory.
tion,
reproof; advice, counsel; cautruction; lapPiltS. lOpP^p,kpklinp%kuijU
discipline,insremonstrance;
Venus, Vesper (the evening star).
correction,punishment; -^

crevice

rupture

ate,

-,

moral
nt-qjini-P^lrui'ii

maxims

bad

advice

; evil counsel

give advice;

^."/"

mu,i_,

s. obscurity; meanness.
\ipP'uniJf
"c.
"c- S. ln^"^/-t.t.
\"pl"l^'l.'
relic.
s
.
\iplunp fragment,
to become
vn.
'[apAui'iMuiJ;
tujiy

to

lecture, to admonish;
like
p^iupku.g to give good advice;
tnuii_-u
be
bound
in
a
to
to
oneself
to
a
devote
sheaf;^"f^.
bundle,
science;
"j-nt. ii-iuij
to educate; to discipline;^tutfktu/
[" iiiifl^ij
HppuMiluJpi^pl' SprCaQ
wild, peacock's tail.
^nt^ihl^H-, to be indisciplined,
ill-mannered;S. p-u/^.u^^.
-iCpujgs. cell; hut, cabin.
'\ap-!q,[3\ipiu,nu,^,u'i,y,r,
\"P^pk" a. wrinkled , shrivelled
hjl,va. to moralize,
to

innt^ui

to

advise,to admonish,

to

or

warn.

puckered (face).
\ipnlum /.J or mg

tt.
impcrious ,
haughty, insolent, proud , arrogant,ter
letbraggart; s.
a. admonishing by
boastful, supercilious,
\apuiujui^[,li
book
letter
of
s.
or
-iu_
haughtiness,pride,arrogance;
gdmonition.
;
a. admonitory,
\apu,,aujl[u,'ii
didactic, pnup ad. haughtily, proudly,in a bold
[haughtiness.
moral, instructive.
[advice. manner.
fuU Of
a.
a.
\ipnfuuiuiiy
\iipu,u,uiu,lT,u^
hating scorning
"jbp -mmi^um'Im
in
or
a lofty
a. talking
fo^.uKiiKmni.
\3pn^aiui.iuijii
i/yj "[. advlslug; s. admonisher, adviser, instructor.
threatening manner.
Ytpuiinirir,
bgl, va. to admonish, to
ance,
the
head
to carry
advise, to warn; to instruct,
to disciphigh to bid defiline
to
to
to
gasconade,
to
hector,
bully,
; to reprimand , to reprove
;
correct, to chastise, to punish; -h.ui_ to brag,to laugh to scorn, to rail at,
to use
insolent language, to swagger,
/i'hiTu/iik counselled by him.
to be disdainful,
tructor;
\i[,ui,"l,^s.
councillor, adviser; insovernico, to turn up
chastiser.
one's nose
be proud, pretentito
ous,
at,
s.
lopuiu.uipiu'Lni.piii.'b
admonition,

"warning,advice,

counsel.

-,

\apiiiu,ni-li
!"/"""""""""j
"

ing,
advis-

a.

giving advice.

[ing.

defiant, arrogant.
b. yipnpunnLMjM
yipnfuuiujlipi

ful,
a\apnlumiuuiu/hhbraggart, boastlo^"yt./",
k^f, va. to put on shoes ;
insolent,presumptuous, swaggerto lace on
boots or shoes.
}apn/i,uikir,
-i"fJ'S. ^pn/umuiir.[lUg.
string;
shoes. gasconade,
\ipuij_p j/y s shoe-lace
bravado,
]ap"fiiuwni.3L
to loosen
int-hu^-huf-u li^^iu.if
empty boast, rodomontade
; defiance,
shoe-latchets.
insolence
haughtiness ; ^2^u%ki_ p
,
to lose nothing of his
\oi,lrif
k^f, va. to thrust in to fupn/"u,irmt,l^%,
plunge ; to stick in the mire, to bepatcher ; cobbler.
[-y-/.^*.
arrogance,
to patch ; to cobble ;
mire; to run
aground, to strand; -^[.iT \ap",_"A,l.kifva.
to plunge into, to stick fast in the
vn.
s. chem.
cinnabar, vermilion;
\ap",_^
bot. dragon's blood.
mire, to run aground, to be stranded.
lu^/3/Aa. obscure, dark; fig.hidden,
s. mar.
\ipni-aii
stranding.
lows,
enigmatical.
^ap",_,"puiligs. sand-banks, shala. obscure, enigmatical;
lupP'i.iupu/i,
quick-sands.
s. obscure
-ni-P[ii-%
language, enigma.
']op^,a. skittish,
shy.

\ipiuin,nni-nJli
s. admouitioH

warn-

graphy.
s.
lii^//34u,/f^//"".f
short-hand,steno-

^putltnujP*
[Oputltni-i/'o.
V^p'"fl"^r
*-ujli s.
\iip,"n^,u

scarecrow,

bear;
bug-

to be difficult
vn.
'\opP%a/i"aj;
trifle,a
a
mere
u,j,y
7-ny^/l/ii^
to understand;to darken,to become
nothing.
obscure;to lose pristine excellence
^ipmnL.guAkj',
g[, va. to scare, to
or
beauty,to grow dull,to deterior- startle ; to scare or frightaway.
-,

l-OU

1"0U

50 1

Io^ruifii._j/""-iffi
*. start,
have a chat together,
shuddering.
to hold a conversation
ln^m^fi/",
with.
uiiruiivn. to be scared, to
take umbrage, to shy, to start aside,
to take fright,
to be restive ; /"//"m^tft/
logue,
s.
conference, dia\fiouuilijni-Pl,iA
it seared the mind,
Jpm^ ^"/mjn;2""jfci
view;
conversation, parley, interit

too diflBcult to

was

be understood.

interlocution ; discourse,

corkscrew.
\iijuii,u,'i,
uyj *.

]d","".^."%mouth, tongue; *par-

'[a^u/iihir,
i.gi S. \i%nur\ -%lnrvn.
be shut ; lu^miiphpufii^"un^ai, they

put

[lour.

".

to

lOou^-,
outruii

betrothed.

a.

~-h-aKru

\aouhilf speaking,that speaks'.

tO
\lioiih^ni-ijui'blrir,
nc^ltVU. to CaUSS

are

a.

to silence.

ff. cork, stopper,bung, plug.

Thjoj^jp
speak.
lone,
a. retired,
|"o.,/i./",
^jjiupft-ij
\ojuMt.r,i,
tjioy vn,

speak, to talk,

to

lonely,
solitary.

to discourse, to converse
; to confer,
to treat, to negotiate; to betroth,to
lo^t#/",
[hut,cabin.
\a^/itirS.\o%n^,r.
to
l"y/4i/'yi""* *" small room,
cell, afiiance ;
lUqnLjM, or \t /Iriini-u,
obstructive.
io
a.
lujnr^fo^"'^'
speak many
languages;
hqu,l[l,,
-

s. stoppage, obstruction.
\aj",.;a

to speak out, distinctly

n,.nl"i^,
;
tate,
medito
to
think,
//upmli
;
to ruminate
uuiuinimilrop to
;

thee-thou

va.
\"ipui%tir,
(uii-l,
}a,/iirir,
[uilihgli
to shut.
[milk-pots(cat).
a.
\a,lil^,^k3
thievishlyuncovering speak threateninglyor sharply ;
to talk poHtics;
]""./.?
a.
sick,
sickly,unhealthy, il^,ui[ui^iuliufiini-[3-ir'iik
/fy
-

to cover;

"

infirm ;

if^u%Xi,kto be talked of ; to get a

bad name
pass
^i.Jkpk [""/^4" to com;
a person's death;
[iiX
^pm-P
dullness.
to speak ill of,to slander ; ^'fc"f.
stupidity,
oq-u
to be sick,ill, ju,li,u'i,2jf
to preach to the
]ool3-Mi/i,iuir,
Jka-kin^
uMguMj vn.

[foolish.
\aoPu,Jliui
a.
simple; stupid,
silly,
ness,
foolishs. silliness,
\ooi3-u,j;"ni-P-[,iA
4-

he is sick.

i,,u,i_-

-,

indisposed,
unwell, poorly,[sickness.

winds

; to

reprove

fool is but

lost

to feign
to crow
labour ;
vn,
4""-""\aol3-uiufiijui7Cuiniliii^iT
; "iiui[uoulru.
a.
man
too/S-mn/'^iK
stupid, dull-witted, ill
["^4^, he shall be thy spokesidle,lazy, slothful.
mise
ni-Jtpqlip' to betroth, to pro;
^oPn..pJ, s. sickness,illness,
to give in marriage ;
position,
indisor
/""-^
to
to
^o_
tcya
infirmity.
marry
;
^fiti
espouse,
siderate, uhglru,i_
uin%
a vorgiu espoused to a
senseless,incon]oo/_,
""j a. foolish,
I will marry
man
extravagant,rash, absurd;
; [uouh^uyg p.l q^lrii_,
S.
uin-iuinni-liprofusiOU;
QH 4i."jpi/itii//j[ni-^
you;
sor,
intercesad. ground\aou'hiuli,
imprudent youth ; /A^
uij s. mediator,
advocate
lessly,wildly,inconsiderately.
announcer;
; messenger,
-

"

lun.

"

"

"

a. foolish ; -m-Pji
]oo^K^ui,n
want
of judgment or

s.

ishness,chanticleer.
fool-

a. speaking; s. mediator.
]via./%u.(u/%
nes. herald, messenger,
luo.Ara^/^
*"
ib't'l'u
\ioiia^uAS. JHot,; ui/uin extravagociator; Hag of truce;
parley,to negociate,to treat.
gant desire or inclination ; k-pli[it,,u
band,
s. betrothed,afiBanced husa panic ;
\iou'iiu;ji,
lu%^n^p-l,L3i extravagant
intended.
wantonness; -^np^i
joy,sportiveness,

standing.
under-

nocturnal

phantoms

\ioluMliuiir,
tuauit

go mad

spectres.

or

]uouni^,
luj

VU.
YioilnVi trtauij

to

a.

speaker, orator

speaking,rational;,?.
s.
; -n..p[iiii

facultyof

unhappy, [folly. speech]aouni-Shs. betrothal,betrothing;

^
s. foolishness,
\aoin,.p-\,.^,
nonsense,
; to become

of refined living. luouiTu/biUiilri_,

liuiu to be affianced or
a. fond
laot/u/u^-^
interval
betrothed
J-uiinij%uili
". noise,murmur,
; juouiTulu
looj/ri.tr
rumour,
,

\oou s. cock-crowing;S. }ao,ip.

a.
^oouui/fmlfi
eloquent;S. |Do.#/i"-ir.
a.
\aouui^^j
conversing

betrothal

between

uproar.

ipit-ijto have

converse,

to

an

talk, to

with

ther
ano-

to
interview,

discourse, to

]oo"n"", lAnj
of

a.

speech;

"

marriage.

giftedwith
endowed

culty
the fa-

with

son,
rea-

rational.

guage,
s.
word; speech, lan}aou^ u[iji
tongue; discourse,sermon;
,

^0.4-

lyttl"

502

saying; diction; talk, conversation,

chat; word, promise; report,news;

to

irradiate,

to

to

cause

shine;

to

cause
^mi-ntgerminate, or to sproutforth;
C^'7- \i,umni-6-njprayer ;
in
O'tiin.rrufiayutt-[a-n Ctiutx-nt-ifb utpit.utnn*-_
cock-crowing; ^m"/^"^"/% f,ioa[i,^,p
the Italian language fuomi m^^uAt^,
the Branch
of
p-y.u'i, I will cause
;
to speak, to talk ; /uohu tiiniit."_.
righteousnessto grow up unto David ;
iMin/iilrij
nt^tltrn
to write; t /""""
ani/iuiffs annrtnt/nt-^tt
or
"P'b-ijto compose,
JIM
his
in
to
to
to
on
spread
begin
speak
mercy
; iun.u/".o,.A
"t"'l_" iru,in^i_,
one's turn; to
the
shone
to
sun
talk;/'/""""/ ifuirf./r,iijj
["-p
converse,
iiy
to
to
to
vn.
cause
"iiiiiilrij
speak ; ["(uouu (l,_ forth,day broke; -/"/". *-j"w
be
to
tO
to
to
to
'l'lri_,
or
begin
shine,
dawn,
Ifiu'liu/li^
appear,
J/lilru
ihqiii-uij
the public scorn, to become
a
byerise; to be born ; to take rise; to
word ; liiupXlTi_,fluouii
rupt
to interemanate, to proceed from; to sprout,
ni-pnt.^
a person,
in upon;
to germinate, to pullulate
som
to break
; to blos-^"
uJniilr'liq^lri, thy SpBech bCWJiyn
; to ensue, to result,to derive ; /.
break
at the
""/i."".^a""n"-%
or
rayeth thee; S. P./A.
peep

to

"

"

of

day, at daybreak; /" ii"i"/r^iu^u/ii

the
sunrise; fruufh-gun-uiplrii.u,lfit\
-

at

appeared ; mpji-uip^iinu^lrujhi /._

sun

the
righteous shall
pplri-^Miplrtj-u/lfi,
,

shine

forth

the

as

sun.

S. Myik""^'
*Xfiuii.Iiiuui

If

igin,
rising; birth,ortfiutf-ni-m,
s. dawn,
; lineage,
source, rise ; emanation
descent; derivation ; ^li n,Xl,i_,to
one's origin
take its rise in,to draw

from ;

utnin^uji^u/ituipfrL-nt,sunai^Ui[i-pui.
utpln-uijiai
ast. heliacalliui'h uiphi-uilitu^uMliufi,
,
r

"

rise, rising;

"

{(ltd)frui

of the

s.

the fourteenth

"
alphabet,
; 6-

5
,

the ninth

"5"a*"m,

sonants
con-

the letters

is sometimes

for

them
,

cosmical-,acronychal-rising.
Xfu'U^ s. fold,plait; wrinkle ; f
to
ad. in folds,in plaits;
unubm-u
flow gently,to ripple,to undulate;
ft lunXnt-ij to flow loosely,to curl,
to wave
to float,
; S. 1?-"^ "c.
-nil^a. pliant,folding,
"ffui^uif,
-nj
pliable;wrapped up, enveloped; -nj
-

with
aifinity
"

with

of the

fifty fiftieth.

It has much

"

letter

founded
con-

example

"C.
"^'I'lj
iruttna^if^
tr""^, ""3 s. apex,

mit,
head, top, sumridge,end, tip,point,extremity ;
sure
end, conclusion,heaping, over-mea-

of papers;
altar ;

Pup-t-u/ii xo\\
,

"uP-nn.

-n/

[unpu/ii
,

camp-stool,
[legged.

portable

folding-chair.

to slt crossthe entire globe,

"iiuMn^MTyn.
"Qmiaiuiiuuiuili
lu^uiuiii,/,
the
the top or
to
universe; -^ jrii.u'i,^,
"ffiu^k-j;
tyf va. to plait,to ruffle,
of mountains;
summit
fold ; to turn in or up, to roll or wrap
"/;"""^i, the
; -^

tip of a finger; Jlrh-ni-P-lru.'iithe

"ifui^^s.
paper-knife; folder,
[up.
of
folder.
or
s.
height
pinnacle
Xfuiinti^
topmost
ness
greatXfu-inij^
rightthrough,
a.
/'
wrapped up , enveloped.
; -4- f
-u'j
to
the
from one
from
s.
other,
extremity
"Qiuini-SL
pling,
folding; itmln,., ripundulation
beginning to end; from top to bottom,
; iruji^'nti^
u,iru{n^,
entirely; {"-u,ij t-(,fip['
jpi^i. [,
t-p_ gathering cloudiness.
from
the uttermost
part of the
Xfaifuntj s. outlay , expenditure;
4Va
earth to the uttermost
part of heaven ; cost; expense;
consumption; waste,
expenses;
/,
damage ; * sale ; Jh.'iyp
Jl^ii^L.
trifling
Irplipl to the ends of the
-^
-

-"

-"

'

-"

earth

to be at the
^,,i,n.,u^
luM-lrinpa.iiiut_
iiiiMtpuMU^itipin
useless
highest pitch of gloj-y;."*fr^/" //,"_ pu3uiu,i,r"h,
superfluous,
-p
exhorbitant
to bring to the acme
of per,",ni"r,"'ii
expenses
; ,uiiji^,^
-"'-j
ff^ction.
gratis; "ui//f/".
-/.L^ at a slightcost,
; ^/AA-^/i
-..

'

Xfm.

'3

cealment, secret;

covering;
cover,
dress ; t-^ ^uuiL.uip
f, [,,-phe made
cost
or
uiniili-i_,
uj,niihi_darkness his secret place ; p^,a,iJh/b
expense ;
Jk-ituiJhh-a
to expend ; to make
shroud ;
-u
Muiilim^y counterpane

"Ipi,at my, at the

at his friends'
nation,

-"

great expenses, to spend a great deal;

to live in great stile.

Xfui/uhiT,
trjP va.
; to

eat,to

spend, to

to

pend
ex-

to

to

consume,
nothing, to

use,

waste, to reduce

to

haust;
ex-

djevour ; to

absorb; to

to

hammeriui'ini.j,
cover;
/diutLiuj,
cloth ;
"5/.oy horse-cloth ; housing ;
'liuit.ni.g
awning.
Iffuiltiinj
uij s. veil,muffler ; roof,
cover, refuge, shelter.
-

act
s.
Xfuiir^ni-PliLli,

rode
cor-

of

hiding;oc-

cultness , secrecy , mystery ; cover,

to
tfJ-iaiTufiiuilpi
one's
time
covering.
waste, to throw
away
;
\fiub-nUio- hidden, secret,occult ;
.^i%ji. to dissipate one's fortune ;
one's
to
lose
tive
to
clandestine,underhand, furlabor,
stealthy,
"ijuiuinui^u
*

to sell ;

"

have

labor

one's

IfLuiiuit

^t-p

-,

for

winds

to talk to the

4fii.^
"-t^^uA
-

to

one's

speak

to

no

pose,
pur-

4^;y

fire ;

by

consume

pains; //

to

"//#"."#.

to exceed
^nilnpuiliuJUii

the

ordinaryexpenditure.
a.
devouring
tr"'/"/'i_

of the heart;
recess
4^u,./i"*/p
the inscrutable
"Itpl^i^irii^i-P-h-u/h
-

of Divine

ways

Xf"'i
"

a.

to

flow

gently, stop up

waving

tion.
oscilla2"l2(*""iu.4/i
,

opening

ture;
aper-

or

bore

hole ; ^/bni-i^q-to
,

\fmi";u'i,ni-!fii
s. rlppliug,
undulation, to labour
motion

hole ;

bored; perforated; p.,Jiiu,u

to
Iw'=lI'''L."
gap ; /" ii"'e"'"
with bottomless buckets,
water

draw

to- undulate-

Providence.

s.

nL.j

to make

\fu,i"^u,%[,ir,
h^uy
to ripple; to wave,

ad.

; consuming,
wasting;corrosive;-/""ta. corrosible.
rosion.
Xftti/unt-Sii
s. wast, consumption; cor-

vn.

in

secret, privately,
secretly,
by stealth,clandestinely
; -p
s. hiding-place
vate
; the secrets ; the primost
parts; -^ "^"./",bottom, the in;

in vain-

to
XfuiliuiluliPil^ilitrvn.
hole

or

cavern,

into

creep

burrow

to

shut

; to

oneself up, to isolate ; to seclude onecant-words

s
self.
'ffiutr^utp.ui'iint.p-ltJii
,
jargon',
gibberish,slang, cant;^oi#A-^
a, burrowing ;
tfuiliiuilht-m
,uni,bi_,
-pt-ujiJp. to talk jargon , slang or
to dwell
stealthily. to drive into a hole ; to cause
rogue's language,[secretly,
hole ;
to enter
a
ad, in secret, by stealth, in caverns;
ipilr/^,
Xfu,ir^mp.uip
that knows
iyiiilr\u,fk"'
secrets; -^ np. the Phrygian sectaries.
a.
secrets.
the knowing
XfiulihiT,
s.
Irgf,va. to bore, to pierce,
-ii-ltmnt-P-ftiA
to
to make
a hole ;
*.
perforate,
tr"'6^^"/f./"""-/?/"-%
cryptography.
tf".

close
if,ait^,uJliu,
a.

%iuli to break

out of camp

to
; -I'lTvn.
pierced; itiulit-^un.
u^m_

dissembling,
be bored
or
incomprehensible.
has brokeO.
the
abscess
s. cryptogamy.
{uipii
XfMuh-liuiirn.-u'iin^p-I.Jh
secret.
perforating.
tfui^p^a.horiiog,
s. hiding,
'ifuib^liuj%p
bored, perforata. pierced,
ed;
Xfiii/jnia
,

Xfw^ki^mhu

"

a.

that

sees

secrets.

shelter.
s. coverlet ; fig.
Xfuib-limpu/ii

\fu.it\lrikp
covering, cover,

lid.

s.

to
to

tfuiirlihir,
tyf va. to cover; to hide,
conceal; to dissimulate,to mask,
ed,
cloak,to veil;-^iTvu. to be cover-

hidden,concealed;
-

overlook

to

if^llrqu^
ni-pni-^,
or

pardon

remain
to

another's

known;
un-

hide,

to

faults ;

t'-kp to surpass, to excel;

^^
hidden,obscure; secret.
-truii^a.
-

'

^^^^
*"
\f,ntrlil,i_

hides

which

conceals

or

lid.

cover,

if.ii^nmtir,
vu,
A-j/r

to

to fillwith

Xfui/fnm^k-u/b-^t*' "" pOrOUS,

,

in

open-work; *"
las,pholades.
gy ; open,

5.

con-

pierce.
holes,
SpUH-

zool.

pho-

ifui^am^tini-P-lit.^
S. pOrOSlty.
of 3, bite,
mark
Xfiu^nMnni-uiit
ng s.
[pierced.
cicatrix,scar.
or
^".(n"."""6- nf s. place bored
,

\yiain,.3i
s. piercing,
opening,per[foratioH.
Xfuiim^ mhuM^ s. porB.
^."^s. tart,pastry.
-m-f,
'Qiuiiu'puip
uM^ s. pastry-cook;
,

IjujfyliyP^ Itni-Pli hiding ,

,

[to bore,

porous.

business.
pastry-cook's
pastry;.

trU,T,

Xf\i.X

50/i

with flowers
er
or
Y^f ^4"% *" flowXfuiijili
ii^u/ii
mecl.
small-pox ; fig.beauty,youth, perfumed drinks ;
;
I

cf-Hfr^li

; -4"""

fumed
-

#*f

fragrant

[flowers; "/""m4 garland.

flower, choice, hest:
miili, wine.
interwoven
with
ing
floata.
fine salt;- "/.[.ln-n/,
mother
or
Xfujii/iM^l't-a
floriform
flowera
lees of wine
Xfiari/iuiJit-i;
,
'H'^^y verdigris
;
/"*'?/""'
"Afi.1to sail
shaped ; /^'i- ""//'"
6^l,}tn.u.% bot. celandine , swallowbloom;

"

wort

Iiniu7/n

splendour,

S.

-"

pu"^^

-,

placidwaters.
,

painter; laJh/ii

floweret

on

[ia. flowered,painted
\$u,,fli,u'iiliuMp
with
flows. flower-painter;
flowers;
h-uifft^Uiti^
; 'l"lt"'pl'i__
S.tF""z4"j[
er-painting.
Xfrnii/ju/iinii
itiaqliji pot;-d'uiup,

^uiifl^u/liq show
"

1.0^.;

of colour; jwj-p
vi-vacity

"

or

um^m

^i^tf-am-

uiui^tt^j

crowned
ffaiti^iuiiiuiaf/
a.

artificial,
simple, double-;

s.

fond

a.
tfiuq^.^ukl,

^nin

n.lrn.u/JiP'tiP- il.h-iluMs/tiiri/j
(a-tun^

of flowers

s.

[with flowers.

florist.

amateur

with flowers;

of flowers.

wreath

a. enamelled, strewn
\f,aii/iiuiiip^'-n.
s. flower-seller
odorous, (y,""^"/.i^2f"""sweet, fragrant,in"tl^l-, beautiful,

or,

ficial
; arti-

flower-maker.

faded
fresh-blown,splendid,
let
withered,lovely,variegated,scar-

floweriuess
s.
"ffuiilliuiu-lrmni-Plia

of flowers
full bloom ;
tfuLiJik/"
; ^""i.
,
efflorescence.
chem.
the
sweet
^"'"
ituiii^uH'^
fume
pergC"'P'VV
of -S ; ifiutflitri_
qk-plllip
hiail^o^
to cover
the earth
with -s ; iru,,i^nt.'iiu
to blossom, to bloom, to flower,
vna.
to
to
with -s ; ipp-p-lfii
flourish;chem. to exfoliate.
uipiLtri_, strew
ing
blooma.
the -s are
abounding in flowers,
Puip^tiJlfi,
tr"""^""-4-'"
h-uiiilin^ip,
flourishing;
fading; // iru/b/inM^p-huM,in flowery ; blooming, florid,
;
his earliest years ; f itunjil,
chem. efflorescent.
[ing,blooming.
^'fct^,to
be about to blossom; fy. to be in the
a.
flowery,blossom"ffiui/liuiiliP-lipbloom
of youth ; /" itiu,i^l
a.
"Quiii^uig^uii^
or
cullingor gathering
[" 4io.
tract
flowers:
in the prime of life ; in the
compiling; ". extract; absuuililfi,
of manhood
S.
anthology
;
u,nHri_,
^op-u.^h,r.
; summary,
;
to gather flowers,to cull;to extract,
a.
\fu"iiiu.php
floriferous,
-p""_ij/i#
to collect, to compile ;
Jh.
flowering,
trpP-uii_
bearing flowers.
-

from

to

abundance

s. ornamental
^fuiijiuiifliii

flourished

ter,
capitallet-

q,"-u,j

to rifle the

flowers,to gather

figuredinitial.

honey.
flowered ; party"ffuiqlft-uij
-Irqk'iia.
embroidered.
\S""iliiu,f.ujp,ru,'ii
flower-garden- coloured; figured,
fts. er,
florist ; -m-P-fii^i
s. floriculture.
Xfuinliinrh^f, vn. to blossom, to
adorned
with flowers,
bloom, to flower,to put forth flowers,
a.
^^uiiiJiiuquipii.
to be in flower ; fig.to flourish,
to
flowery; s. palm-sunday ;
p/""
of
thrive
be
nied.
to
wreath
to
garland,
flowers;
prospere,
pitted
;
WP-P'
or

^fuil^iuir^nphr
t

luu

Si

artificial florist.

^Mupnq^iJ,furbished discourse.
to
Xfi^ii^uiqujpq.lrj',
va.
lrji[i

with

adom

with

flowers, [or loaded with flowers.

XfMUnli
fihiuaiui^iuu
"atulruui
covered
a.
of
flowers
a.
ySiMMiifiuiihphstripped
I

to shed
-ll^ilrij

the blossom.

full
a.
XfutuJiMuqn^uipTC

of

to
small-pox; ui/t-Mug,
-

grizzled,to

flowers;

full blown.

grow

liu.1.
l-ir,
i,iTi,^
my

grey
hair

become

ifuin^piimut,

begins to

grow

[broideredwith flowers.
a.
'ffuin^hpu/itii.
party-coloured;em^u#Y_4tjnt-j.#Atir,
nt-yfva. to cause

grey.

to flower

or

flourish ; to

adorn

with

flowers.
that
o.
^"'V.4c'*'4%

has

its

shed

to
Xfu"i/iu,J-niin,i_
a.
flowers,withered,faded;
flower-gathering
/At.fr"_,
;
to gather flowers, to cull.
lose the flowers,
to fade,to wither.
uin.it-i_,
ers,
Xfuiq^mil,
a. full of flow-fly -/i//"""
-

in full bloom.

a morrj
[floriferous.r-irplipir^lTirj
ituiifl^l^i
irpirMip

Xftuii/iuiifp,
a.
producing

flowers

heart

makes

cheerful

countenance;

Xf-a,i/iu,ii,"ij
[,s. flower-stand.

all
^UMr^ljib
uijh%u^fli
uiqif^ lupnt-h-inn^j

"ifui.jjiui'iuij;
a. fragrant,
-4""
per-

the arts flourish.

'ffU.'b

06

gestiblefood; -^n^*^, bad breath;

passing,to say in few words.

citadel.
s. acropolis,
'ff-ypiii^i",[iap
s. summit,
'ff",fi,n^'f

blow ;
lif'
u[uiailruto be
child; ituAnt^u
to
highest pitch; greatly mistaken; iraiuniXu luhu
violent
^,"pn,-u.ir

an
wom-

with

last terms.

*" "^''i(h-first "

^".'Jl'P'e

give no ear, to pretendnot to hear ;

excellence,perfection.
/?"4.^, to take ill,to be displeased,
ible,
,tfii/iiijifj
uig a. shameful, contempt-

ous
enraged ; "!["fi'l. ^"'-*-"jA
ridiculous, ignominious,infamangry
pleased
do not be disnot take it ill,
do
to cover
A-t
or
^t^,
ujiLiilri_,
;
S-u.iy"
the
thing
t ^ir^ii.a%iiload with ridicule, to subject to
"y"/.i
or
;
1 /A-Jithat is
is above
or
your ability;
itMip
contemptuous merriment;
for
tpq-.
me;
of
hia
heavy sacrifice
4./.^,to be lost to all sense
oaths ; P-qkp
dreadful
iTntJia
?.shame ;
s
.
shame,
reproach.
u'jip
the
omitted
have
.^lfbu,Ji,
derision,
you
ignominy, infamy, turpitude;
~

"

the
mockery , raillery; nakedness
,
privy parts.
to dishonour, to
"(PuAui^ti/*,
va.
fcj//
into
to sport with, to turn
ridicule,
ridicule ; -[""rvnto be dishonoured,
covered
with shame
dalous
scan; to commit

S-"".
weightier matters of the law ;
in,.%u
ad. heavily;grievously;deeply;
vigorously; seriously ; painfully.
severe
biting,
a. rigid
'ff^%l""p.u%
,
,
sharp,bitter,pungent.
-,

if".%!""

chaff,straw.

s.

s.

low

banks

shallows
ground, flat ; mar.
rassed,
[" t^/fe-^,to be disembarto get rid of,to extricate oneself

majestic; -"--b s. gravity,seriousness.

oppressed,sinking.
a.
'Gu/i.(,.,.iihti
erous
a.
hcavy, on-p.irni"l"ffu/iipuj^irni,
,

oppressive; difficult.
/rj^vu. to oppross,
'ifu,%pu,p.hn%lr.r,
;

[den, surcharge.

to overload.

from, to escape from danger ; ^

i.u.'hhuto liberate,to disembarrass,
-

thoritative,
p au-

staid, reserved, proud,

acts.

\fu/b(^ii,ii^,
shallow, fordable;
U.J a.

serious

a.
grave,
XfuAputpiupni

additional
s,
\fm%itu,pJrn.%ni.pJ,

bur-

XfuApuiiitpia. heavy, ponderous,

weighty, burdensome.
a.
dear, costly, of
^t//.
\fu!i,iru.iiuiJI,u,
a.
shallow-brained, "ffmip-^f^pi
?i^ ad. very
great price,precious ;
giddy-brainedor "headed, silly.
4if'^''"fit/..
costly
-?Af
dear, very
;
s. vanity, emptiness,
'Qu/i."u.q^.ruini.p-'l,
dear.
sell
to
or
buy
levity,folly. ,[i"^/" tr"''''^""?_*
n-iru

to relieve.

SlOWly

^uilinuii^iuia "JtiUiqtu^CI,
I

to mumble,
'ffi.A.ifui^lrirva.
s. advice
"^ufLm-^uin-ltl,
; notice.
'(ji^'itni-^u-'i-trj;
"7"-3^va. to warn, to
to make
notify,
known, to signify,to

pacing, sluggish.
moving
villanous.
a. flagitious,
\fu/i,[iu,fni,it

relate,to communicate, to reveal; to

declare, to denounce
; to divulge,to
publish; to manifest, to intimate, to
to foremark, to denote ; 4"n%^"""_
h-L.
h-uni
Jlrq
jini^uqnt-,
t/^
warn;
'3"'-.^
" you shall prove the
come
Airq_p.,u'i,u

griefor

to chew.

of

steel.
temper
notice
s.
"Qu/iini-ijni-ilh
our

ment;
advertise,

cation.
declaration;intimation;notifi^/"L
"Qii/ini
%nt^ip "imJiija. heavy,
weighty ; massive, voluminous, great;
,

or

morose
"Qu/hpu/puiluliit
a.

sombre

choly,
melan,

deep
uipuiJhM-P-pi.%
,

sadness.

of a slow
-Juou a.
yfiJiipiuihqn,.
language ; lisping,
tongue or hard
to
f/Afci,i
stuttering;
stammering
have
an
impediment in speech.
a. whose
yoke is
-"i.ni-p
'Qui'iipu.inu.ir
heavy; burdenous, hard.
rather
deaf,hard of
a.
Xfi./bpiaini-ii
i
nsupportable.
hearing ; grating,
in
s. impediment
Xfta^tpiu/uouni-P-li^
[steady.
speech.
serious , sedate ,
a
"ffiuiptufiuij
supporta
a.
; inheavy , onerous
Xfiu'iipiuliftp
,

laborious;
hard, onerous,
difficult,
intolerable, [great value.
troublesome, importundisagreeable,
ate
weighty ; of
a. heavy
"Qu/iip.uli^n.
ing
; grievous, serious, preponderatof unknown
speech,
ifu/iipiuiuji,
a.
(of
; sluggish,tardy, dull ; hard
of a foreigntongue.
[plump.
hearing);strong, rank; gr. grave ;india. corpulent,fleshy.
Xf,"%p""nupjyi,
^nri-V.deep sleep; liUiiu,li,".p
,

\f\Kb

IrDA,

507

much, [stinate. down, to load,to render heavy, onera. sinning

tf^ut^pmJhi
ous
a. stupid;peevish, obor
to.
to
"ffuibpuiJlim
grievous,
overload,
press,
opto aggrieve to aggravate ;
Xfui%pu,iru,iiir,
irguyvn. to be angry;
-

to be obstinate.

to blunt the hearing,

"jnt^ilib^uiliiiHifj;
to
the
XfuApuMJmnJfs. stupidity
ears
stop
; peevish-,
quiiiJfh
lit-puij
;
to gorge
lipnii^,to stuff,to cram,
ness, obstinacy;covrardice.
,

to weigh, to
Xfm%piu%uiir,
uM^ui) vn.
heavy, to grow dull;to increase,
to grow
heavier;to grow worse, to
become
more
grievous; to be angry,
enraged; lu^uj, to be oppressed by
sleep; to become
purblind,to lose

oneself.

be

one's

sight;- w^mijuy,

hard

of

hearing;-

child;
charge to,
-

^n^nj

down

become

to

to be
4*i""2^.
be

burden

with

4"""i_

a. sleeping
\SM'i,pai^ni%
soundly.
Xfu/bplrir,
IrgliXfuApliiT,
hgiy VH, to
dull.
or
grow
heavy
s. mech.
'^u/iipnqni.p-f
gravitation.
furniture ;
\fu/i,png
u.g s. baggage ;
,

household

goods, chattels;wealth,
molest; iruii,pu,^h-mi_l,
possessions; meoh. weight.
worn
Iqaded with anxieties ; cares. heaviness, gravity
'tfii"%pni.p^l,ii,
3
bowed
weight, load; heaviness , ,grievous}fm'bpuijtii,i_
taiho^
to
ni-JIrp,

or

to

of years ; "-".?/_
liuijiriui_
kp 4""""4'"'-" 'he was
very
old ; ituApiMiuj[i
Mj-nph%ngui , let moro

by

work

circumstances.
l^ui,r,a'i,f;

^ifu/iiptiMgnt-gli^a.
aggravating;

the

be laid

weight

them

ness

heaviness

importance;

; h-iM/bpiu^uiL.
uiui^
tho
battlo
fw
"nlrpiiiilSLiljrpuif
"impm
went
sore
against him.

uinuiiHi^iu^oppression,

to sail slowly.
yfuApii/itaiL-t-irvn.

^t/n^, lethargicsleep;

on

heaviness

the
-

ness;
dull-

uneasiness, low-spirits,
tion
dejec^^y
gravity, seriousness ;

head; weight

on

hardness
ialrik-u,j
,

the
of

in

stomach;

hearing;

uuiti-muMhuMa

heavy limbed.
upml remorse, compunction.
tfu/iipiii'itq.iijj'a.
known
"ffuHioP- Ig a. knowing
a. slow, heavy, difficult
tfuApa-iuipsI,

manifest

of motion.
ness
short-

s.
asthma,
tf,i/iipii,^^,^j-l,M.%

of

breath; -^oiA^a. asthmatic.

TtfM/iiput^uMil,
^ s. barometer
,

a.

barometrical

; -mlfaA

-m-P-fiiiis.

seur,
recognizable; s. connoisgood judge of; acquaintance ;
friend ; indication,
ple,
token, sign; discischolar; a,u,i_, to make known,
manifest, to disclose, to reveal; to
;

-a

gravi-

[fruit. make acquaintancewith ;

; S. t".mmi_iiu/i,^
fest
oneself known, to manii'l'k to make
a.
heavily laden with
"fftMApuiuiaint-n
to be
reveal
or
oneself;
a. hard-hearted,
P
'^"iM%piaulpm
flintyv-""/^"
ing,
unfeelmanifest
or
revealed;
ipit-i^,
hearted, obdurate, callous,
known,
insensible.
[food. to know, to be acquaintedwith ; -^
with
overloaded
friends,the
yju/bpuMLuiuijiip
a.
Jtp our
acquaintances,
metry

-"

-""

p.
lOuinm"
^fuibniaupinttt-[a-ntji

people of

burdensomo
o.
Xfmiipuimtuquwni-i
tiresome,wearisome, tedious,importunate,

our

acquaintance.

vexatious,insupportable.
a.
\fa/i,p.i,pP-nKji,
sleepy, drowsy
somnolent; /i ^n"_i muMi_,fuib^ to

sleepprofoundly.
full
a
Xfui%puM^uiuni-iih
.

to take
or
va.
XfiiAop-iu^iutir,
uijiy
inform
self,
oneacquire knowledge of,to
to be acquainted,to
to know;
become
or
get acquainted with , to

of.
the acquaintance
s. annotator.
\fu/bo[3;i,p,up
ni-y^Va. tO
'Qui'lioP-uMjni-rjuAlrj;

make
of

anger

CaUSO
wrathful,out of all patience,furious,
become
with
to
know
to
to
be
or
acquainted
foaming
passion; ^"it^.
oneself known.
come with; imbSb, to make
enraged, to fume with passion,to bemanifest.
a. known,
perated,
evident,
excited,provoked,quite exasXfuAiop-Mui-np
to fret " fume, to give oneself
s- knowledge ; -ju
\yiu%oP-n/p
il!hlri_,
up to bursts or fits of rage, to
to be known, manifest, evident.
with passion;
out
storm
tir, I am
s.
tion;
\fu/iiaPni.[3^[i,-'ii
knowledge ; noof all patience.
miliarit
fatO
iuinformation;
acquaintance,
VOL,
"i~nl'
^iMMbnuuQnt-aiMxbhriT
note
annotato
to
in
friendship
crease
;
weight, enhance, weigh
,
,
-

4/

"U.P

508

tion, notice, explanation;

to annotate, to comment
on.
j,ai^ini-i_,
(f
S, tree; iTutunuiltmnnLjil^
old
sapling; ^(fii^ui-ni-pg
^um-imr;
fruit
dwavf
p-^ni-l"
;
;
uimniuainL.
tegories
the ten Aristotelian cauipaL.lruu,[i
to climb -s ; to
/"
; lriui%lri_
to
mount
a
; jouik-fjjiuuiuii^h-i^a"u
/"rt-

"

nu

"

",

"

-,

\fuinjMijt-ir,
frjfvn.

uinS,hi_,

-"

upon
;
fritter away
idleness ;
"

to wait

to serve,
h-t-

fuuthiLiuiituiiuja

one's

.p*"/

irmm^ tp"3
p^i^j
freely.
literally
;
-

translate

to

in follies "

time
,

"

to

subdue

slave, to subject, to

to
;?5'.

[jecting.

enthral.

"

lop ; MM"tuinnL.taumiri^
q"u

; to

prune

u.
cuslaving,subXfu,n.iyhgni-glii^

tO

pi. the household,

if,uu.,ynplruip

flourish ;
ip[3-l3-nit
O'utt/Oofi h'aiiitiuintunif.lnt
~p
-^
som
the fruit" s are
in full bloom
or blosthe

graft ; b-ui,f^[,%
-^

s.

-s

vassals,subjects.
service
office ;
s.
"Quin-'uini-P-l't^i
,
yoke;
servitude, slavery, captivity,
ifiiiTpiito cause
;
litii^nt-tiufiiiri_
the hair to stand on end ; fii-pni-ir-n^vassalage, dependence, subjection; j,
tunhuihh-it liuinniL.o
to do
unt-uiTCb^^^^
iMMlib-^f
according to
f, tlkpiu/kfufiiiri^,
tO SUbone's will or pleasure,to follow one's
nt-"jfi ^lunl^li t liut^nt-ijuihtrij
to slavery;
bent.
"."._
own
jugate, to reduce
tO
arborist
%lrrt
iiuMutnt^auibh"j
-mSf
^tunliujblri_.
s.
SOrVC^
"^uia.iun.uMpiTiJii
[ij
;
s. arboriculture.
g
[trees. to render service;/.-if i"*/.-ih'i'l'ij
I

"

"

"

ornamented
a.
Xfain-iaijiui,^

Xfaia.uj/upu,
a.
abounding
woody, sylvan ; ip-trijto
-

the

among

with
in

trees,

bide

to
u^,liu/ulii_,

-p

subject

s.
tguiiuu'i,

self
one-

become

penis.

anat.

Xfuin-uM%uiir
.luc/uy

trees.

servant,

slave.

or

rise,

to

vn.

to

mount
4*-tt. prUnlug;
;
tree-shaped
\fla"l.ailinianp
"lluini-p
erect
to prune, to lop.
or
on
end; to
to stand
uiniilri_,
^loy
tic,
bristle up.
[wood, grove.
Xfu,n.uMj
fij s. man-servant, domes"Quin-uiamu/b "uj s. trees , forest ,
waiter,boy, valet,footman; slave;
vassal, dependent, subject; mm,^,1,^,
good, faithful servant; iiuih "nt-[a-ntji
i,iui.uimuip\,,r~,
stroots
s
'Quin.uimnt^ili
or i^.".
placB Or
i\iMipi
-f, wages, hire ; ^puim
to hirc
planted with trees,boulevard; S. tF"'.
%ui^lruia-f livery ; ainlhni.j_,
in

"

masses

or

engage

dischargeor

tree-like masses.
to
"i.u"umu"i.[mountupin
servant; uipiuilih-i_,f-,
to
to
cause
dismiss a servant; f,puM^
va
'{Siun.iugni.gvt'ithir
.

"-"

gage
en-

trees,

wooded.
S. \futq^UMi^pi^
^UMn^i"UMnq.iup

servants.

new

with

tr.li/i-u.t-4o.
a.
abounding

the

to clear
uijiJiuiIifri^
BUMjiAitujU
tf"u
house ; 'bnftnt^yi_i^ijybuiju to

"

ifiuiLni-^walk,

ad. servilely,
'QuMn.ufiuMp.uMp
slavishly.
servile
a
'Qiun.^Miju.p.uipiy

broad

avenue

s.

walk

or
alley,vista.
to chew,
vn.
XfiuMii^lrj;
\faiiiptj',
t-jfu
[teeth.
"Qiun.uijui^A
-ir^M a. s. belonging to grind,to crunch.
the family of a servant; born of a
a.
Xfutu^n,iuiliii/ii
masticatory ; -^ s.
.

vulgar

low, trivial.

to

servant,

servile.

s. mastication.
"Quiu^nt-Uh

servile
a
tr"o"L'iy""{""u%
.

slavish

g^trhai-i^
ql^trpui [' fiinbuMn^^iupturn
t

k^'P' to become

take

to

man,

form.

the

man
hu-

like
,

fellow-servant,
"Qmit-uijualil,^
helpmate
s.

colleague ,

nil_s. thirst, dryness,

ing
fig.thirst,pantJi-5i.u"i"".^^
thirsty,dry ;
great, over-powering thirst;"^^""-.
for ;

[servant.

humble
a.
XfuiiLayiulilrpiii

drought,thirstiness

~~

"

Iffuipuii.
y

fellow-member
,

-,

ittuuh-ti

a.

ptr^hi

aniliuani-aiMtlih-l

a~

quench, to

cool, to
tHuililu
mnlnpfiiji-nj

slake
,

10

thirst; "("".

to bo

qultochok-

"professor.
[together. edor parched with thirst; Jbn.ai^'^J't
I am
Xfuitt-iyiu/ij/t-ir,
-j^i/"vn, to serve
dying with thirst.
-y
with
'ffuiii.ui/uiiiiiu,
a.
servile, low, mean,
a. choked
tr"i'^u..-"u4...."
-i,f"i.hignoble.
[vant or slave,to serve.
thirst,
very dry or thirsty. [^u.i-f"'"I

Xfuirt.iujiu'iiiiiir,
uiguMj vn. to
fufLw^uiu^^"S.

~p.uin

be

of setvile
'QuMiuuyuimn^,ra.

if
ser-

"t-hirt
^lupuMt^UMllUMlT,

"li%U3ira*

S$

'"~gh

lu

"

race.

cause

nMUt-yani-aUMUy

iT

thirst,
dryness

or

^^

(F*"*

drought.

^^

\f\iA"
Xf0111101-11
Ljjj
fig.thirstingor
,

eager;-

"b*

509

a. thirsty,
dry ;
,.iriug

to applaud.
vn.
tr""//'^"r,
b^gl,
to
smack the lips.
"ffiu^ituiiphirvn.

pantingfor, ardent,
minating
slaughterous,exter-

uni-p,

\firp^lr^k[3^tj;
vn.
i-^[,

thirsty, mutilate
sword;
uiphu/i,, bloodbroken
A
sanguinary;
iTjii/J-I am

lisp,to

to

speak

speech, to

mangle

or

bad French, "c.

English,

thirsty.

very

to be or feel
"ifuipuii-lij;
small
t)rfra-u#avn.
s.
fragments,
k-tjui/
y
to be
athirst ;
crushed
thirsty,
matter, trash ;
iluu towuiph-aiJp.to
be greedy of blood.
cardings,fescue.
-nijiii s. thirst.
to strike,
to beat ;
\fiapuit.ni-l3-pt^,
Xfii-b-kJ',
va.
frg[,
a. dry, droughty, arid, to crush, to grind, to pound ;
XfiupuiL-ni-ui
^4"W,

scorched.

*/""" to beat the breast.

"

tfiop^P
uMinofj-jui^
to

paint

the

^o

face ;

one's

with

eyebrows

z^""v^U

"'"tiw

paint

to blacken

.g.wp

rouge,
.

iffirp,
"j

f,

old, aged, stricken

a.

in years

advanced

to

or

elder ;

old man,

s.

fVHQ
SOUate,
J~ntfniliiif,hiMMiit
otuqujulih
6-"i"p_ seniors,elders ; the ancients ; t-p-^ -fc
j^rt"i_c/-A-M tiiuiT
iTuihnt-l^l^p rlM-^qjit

ituipnup
,

Ir^

P"^* 01
-

ony,
antim-

\ fi

h-uippuiptupantimony, stibium
patui

". stem, stalk ; stubble.

^A-'i
*
XftrmnUfs. fly-spots
; iSy-blow.

antimony bl%ck;

s.

ppnj/

antimoniate,

"E

vtt.
tfmppk^iT,
irgli

to

dye

one's

to

dyc

wlth

eyelashes

mony,
anti-

or

old

experience,and

folks had

young

" old
strength; if youth knew
old
could.
men.
or
[old
man,
age
nourish
to
an
tftpuiiin/ir
iVhl.iTvn.

brows
eye-

ones

paint one's eyes.

s.
\fiai.iuf_,
dilatation,
expansion,
uy
development, diffusion ; mus. diesis, \fhpu,ffhp
a.
very old ; decrepit.
diffused
senile.
a.
sharp ; a. dilated,spread,
XyirpuiliMM.'i,
;
panded,
exuin%n^l_,to be dilated, diffused,
"^trpuiliyms. scuatc ; assembly of
spread,extended,propagated. elders ; the ancients ; afiiii.b;r-^ni-u,[
pansive, senator
'QuMt-uMiuMl^uM'b
-^pM w dllatablo,ex; ^7'"- -i"'-"'t senatus-conductile ; -ni-Pl,t.%
a. senatorial.
s. dilatabi-lini-inuiliitib
sultum;
to
lity,
tility.
ducbc.no lougor
vti.
expansibility,
distensibility
yglrpufuuMir,
;
tugay
;

qujiu

to

"

-I

to grow

young,
(fim-u/tutuloiT

old, to

fftot-utt UMnJiiiLjl**

0"

wane,
va.

to

to

dilate,to expand, to propagate,

spread ; to extend, to stretch.

old

or

aged,to

[poor-house.
s.
hospitalfor the aged,
'QhpuM%nj
old age.

at extreme

or

to
/riT
iyt-piauiuii
va,

Xfuit-uiin^
^ s. Propaganda.
s. dilatation,
\fu".u,ini-aL
expansion,
diffusion ; propagation;
h-mlu.. .{.h^
inundation ; U."-t_
,nng ; ovcrflowing,
propagationof the Gospel;
muiputiilfb,
; St. Anthony's
Vy/ med. erysipelas
"nupaUn^phys.dilatation

t)r"""-^
-4
.

a.

*"
applause, clapping of
or
;* earthen baking-dish;
to applaud,to acclaim,
tj-l;
J^uMp^u/bk-fj
-"

to

wither, to fade.
old
s.
"(fhpyp^ ffhpn.-Pl.ii,

to

clapthe

hands

approve.

tF"'^""4""'/'
"a
"

""

age ;

laflfn"P-lriMlfl uMi^M-npirMiMij
[unppll ^i""
old age;
extreme
n-oMiT-,
great
age,
2frp_
to be
lun%u,pi,yi_,
decrepitude; ^

"Qwi'* y

hands
-

propagation.
blue-eyed,mild-eyed. getting old

Jhi.p-t-ui'ii
int-unf

aged.
agcd.

of years, old.
to absorb
ink,to blot np;
\fhplt.rvn.

fire ;

the

a. full
\flrp,ut.ni.pjf

tend

s. toudiugtho
Xft-piainuiS-nif

become

in years, to be on the
grow
at an advanced
to arrive
age,

; to

to
praise,
[applauder.
applauding; *.

f funp

tain
^mua/iit-ijto at-

an
age ; dhn-ufhWiJi
e-iup.
or
"{d-h-MiiJi
uiutptupaint-[i-lrtu
^
[beard.
to die in a happy old age.
old man,
s.
grey
tftpirUi \ftpnL.%[,

advanced

"

i_/ip

Xft-po/[ijs. hole, cavity;

,

cavern

; -t-iT

va.

to

tion,
excava-

keep half

S. \fuMifiu closed.
^litihiu^uMph-iTt
~'pnk-l3-jii%
^

stucco ;
*.
Xft^ -""""
plaster,
"5
cfiem.
lute.
mortar
^"ii,l,iuiu.Jbapplauding; ap;
provingcement,
s. med. poultice,
cataplasm;
vociferously;q.pai.uiuilig,
Xyt-ifh-ikp
^n,
*"" applya poultice.
iV'W
-^u iti'l^Lb
cheers,applause.
"lni.p^l,iiip
,

a.

ad.

^^p

10
to plaster,
to eeva.
\ft,firir,
irg(,
trowel,
to
lute.
Xflrif[,^s. [ment;chem.

trA-^ni-4
*. anat.

foreskin.

prepuce,

s. plastering,
t^ir^int-aii
cementing

trt- if-t-^
"lini-P-[iiA
irfiiriiiq^p
ing; u"t"ijthe
whole
ed
laughcountry
qtrjfinU^t
" beauty, [laughter.
with fertility
to
5y/.6-""/^4"".
"/j a. laughing,given
,

JJfih-lriLUitn-iuli
'ijlthriun^n-iub
luting.
swallow
; 4iypb
Xy/rpo. bent, crooked; -iupu,'i,k,rvn. n-ntiip n-u"*/js.
to talk jestingly,
to play on
-words.
young
marten, martlet ; ^""^ -n-mii
-;
twitters ; S. tF'"vA4
the
; "?
a. pronounced badly.
Xfkeuib-ni-ax^4
does not make
one
\yirpir,r,
"i_p^pt ir-upm-ii
irj^ vo. to OTorstrain , to
distort the sense
of a passage, pbrase
spring; one bee makes no swarm.
il^uMj s. nightingale,
or
\f[,ftu,n-'bni.i
word, to parody.
s
'fftr^h'iiu^_p
parody ;
p"'"-b3 philomel.
-itn.m S. pulfey.[stOm.
*\^l,l^/rn.%[4
quibble,pun, playing upon words,
^b'u ^'ITJ ^^ ^lt *" ^^^^^ ; stalk,
quirk.
quiddity,
ry
s. birth,delivetr/.iithl-^ bina-'iip
s. etiquette,
"fft-^tflrpu/bp
ceremony.
origin
affected
after-birth
fig.
source,
maces.
airs, gri;
"^h^"^h^jh^ips.
;
rise,birth; anat. ovarium; [""%^, by
lt%k,
"Qku, It^ulys. rite,
form, ceremony.
birth;from one's birth ;%/.^
his
birth
from
blind
rank
rancid
to grow
; ^H
or
born-blind,
\fp-[,[,irvn.
;
the bornto cause
to smell rancid.
liuiqh"^iuigm-^u/ulrij
rancidness.
lame to walk ; *
". mole
; patch.
"GP-pniJtu
s. rancidity,
monial.
formal,cere"(fjiuiitu/ii
XSjiuiuliu/b
a. ritualistic,
s.
rain-bow, iris ;
[,
chem.

"

"

uji.

halo.

[bulb, bulbous

root.

"if^p-ftuii
-luupi s. vegetable pitch;
tj"/'/.*.
bud, budding, shoot, sprout;
to bud, to put forth buds,
uip^ui^lri_,
,

to

shoot,to sprout, to germinate.

tyf*

breast

s.

ndJilr%q.uAirm^
,

der;S. Um/A, S^'""

[- chirrnps.

s. Ritual.
"fffiuaipu/h

the
Xft-n irmj,s. sparrow ; -s^s^m-k
fibp,
ttplis. circle, circumference;
round, circuit; out-line, border; a.
-

edge
spread,diffused ; mpu,irM.u,'hm%^
of eye-lids; ufimi-n^,wheel-track;
-

smile , simper ; laugh

s.
"iyfiftuiif^
,
laughter ; derision,sneering; p""p_
burst of laughter; S- ^""^/".
JpiuAiaji,,
a. laughable; pleasant;
tr^6-u.ii[a.4"u7,
ridiculous ; laughing ; -i
s.
-""./?^t.%
risibility.
[funny,droll,comic.
a. facetious,
"Qlilt-uiqiu^aiiJjocular,

rut ;

ing
",u.%,^ypi\,^skirt,border, pip,

the

geog.

-.p

tropics;

?%i"n/

"

uilruni-P-t-,iA horizon; -^
colure;
4""Miiumhqu,^ chorus of the stars ;
/umi-uip,
;j
milky
galaxy,
;
R[i%
way
,

Jh/fi

^^^^[""^'"'''""'"Pl'
ecliptic
;
'

round;
gird,to surequinoctial;
the
t
hroughout
lrqt-p,ug,
g

""S-t^.to

-If

culous,
a. funny,laughable; ridiX^lilfuiiilri^
risible.

world

i^t ^/*""- i^liuiUb ^^^

[ftum., tree.
bounded,
hot.
-t
apricot;
"(flipu/i,
[tor y s.
;

n^

np

infinite.

"

-t

to Taiso
vu.
ni-^[i
XfpS^itiijJrjin-guAirir,

laugh,to

a
-

to set in

excite
a

roar

^Itpuluujif.nfi,
a. purple-hued,
purple,

[imperial,royal.
laughter; ji"^/^."/,u purplish,carnation,
adorned withpurple;
uiqiiiu"rnMtF/'/""^""?f"/'?-a.
; -j^^S.tT"
"IV
"

\f[iiru.iiliir
t-guy
,

laugh
to

; to

mock

laugh

at,to

smile

to

vn.

to

scoff,to

deride, arrayed

fig.to look pleasant, to

to
to laugh
J",,
smile, laugh ; gfc^.pito laugh
constrainedly; ^'i^ Jpmu
in one's
to titter ;
sleeve ; Jt-qir
to giggle; p.uipiitiaiuip,
jufliif-kuia
to burst out
laughing,to laugh out;
JW^ jy^
jufu^ailiu to burst,to
;

choke

"

split one's

sides

with

"aip.lruut
\yiiptMMbiaaa.h-tua
t

laughing,

to

in

Ct.

ClaCl Or

purple; royal, imperial,

august.
a.
XfltpuMMuihiu^.Ii
purple flowered;

embroidered

with

purple flowers;*.

hot. lilac.
a. purple-bordered.
"fflipu/iiuifrnyp
Xflipu/buiiriui-uiijL.
purple-coloured.
in the
"(yiipiutiuiitlib
-irhn^ii-a. bom
S. -^tuy
Xfl^piutiutlilip
[purple.
,

with

to become
laughter;^/-p/A^-^t/^/,
'fffipui'iiui'iiiuiC,
lujuij vn.
there is nothing to laugh at; In- -'itr^ purple; to be dyed purple.
"iShpuiiiuiiiirpli
; s.
3'"''J\'i^" and they burst out laugh,ug a. purple-dyed
,

\T\o\i.

irW

S 11

in purple.
s- veudor
"QJtpu/buMiiuMTimn.

dyer
or

Xfluiu^irp-uifrp s. parish priest,

,

of

purple
of purple stuff: dealer in apricots.
Xfpiiu^uiliip
iuij Xf/uuA [)g. chimney;
to tinge "flue
fuhnel , shaft ; Jhippl,^-/.
vu,
\yppai%uijni.juAt;r,
nt-glf
,
dye with purple.
or
; j'"pt"'pl-i_-t"builder
"sweeper
S. "q^triutj
a.
repairer;uiui^ui,^%,uJi
ffj^puAuMi-np
; s, emperor
-f,,fire-screen;
;" cardinal : cardinal (bird).
to sweep, to clean a
iriu^plri^,/'Qltpiu'iiuiiliiyia,
splendidas purple.
"ff/uuiiruiit
a.
envelopedin smoke.
s. pipe-bowl.
yfluuiirufb
s. hot. apricot-tree.
s. perfumes,
'Qf"pu,%h'hl,
tic
aroma\ypiuM%i-ilip
[iru,^
a.
or odoriferous
Xflipuiiilruiuim
arrayed in purple.
drugs, pastils.
a.
Xffiiui^i.'r,^
smoking, fuming ; ["
"C. S* "mt^pq.
"C.
^pmu/iili,reeking with perspiration;
vl'p"*l'h'Pfpi^
Venuszool.
s.
\f[,puA[,
purple-fish,
jhinu if.lri_
qani.ulrp%,tO withdraW
curate.

or

"

shell; purple ; purple clothes,stuffs;

imperialdignity;a. S. ^^^.iAmy-n/fc
;
or \fni-piy
SO'-i'""t
Tyrian purple ;

the

reeking sword.
\ylau,u,nJu
s. rectory-house.
'tfluu"pnii_,
figs. pipe,tobacco-^,ap^
in
clad
clothed
to be
or
pipe ; uiphi-kikuM'bchibook or long
uMpiiufblrij
oriental pipe ;
the purple; fig.to
purple,to assume
^uipufy narghilehor
the imperial dignity,[fritter.flexible pipe ; 'nn--/"pfrpuA -/i mouthpiece
assume
inltiytntuh
A
s.
01
*Xflip^fumuytfplTlu,n.uli
pan-cakc,
iluMn-UJpuih
;
of birds, pipe-bowl; 4"f"' -b drainage from
s. excrement
XftpM itpuiji
;
muting ;
pipe-brush;-^lup^ smoker.
iut.irinUi
-[i,
""_
;
7Cui%^i^ fly-spots
s.
smoking ; iu/"_
tfiu^ii-njpigeon'sdung ;
'Qfuiu^uMpini-P-fiub
h-n^uipu.^
allowed ; umlppui^
[in rags, in tatters.
tl'3 guano.
n.hi_-p-iru/i, no
has become
ad.
tF/.".
liuii,
general.
patch ; flake ;
b,it-L,^ *. piece,
-

-"

"

"

"

"

"

'

"

consuming,
""" languishing,
Xft'-p"k'"^
consumptive,hectic ; ""^i" ji""-,
hectic fever or flush; consumption,
-

phthisis,decline
to die of

Jha.iu%ki_
-

send

lufimjii-dry ;
,

decline.

"fflutiT,
va.
h-gfi

"

incense

to burn

forth,to emit smoke

smoke

to

; to

; to smoke-

(tobacco)
;

^".ti4"
to incense,to offer incense,
"ii'iinL.jhg
to burn perfumes; h-[uh[tu to smoke
-

{fpi-ph-iTt
^^h "kani-'quAiri/'i
i/a-ap Vd.
the chibook
to weaken, to extenuate,
to debilitate,
or
narghilfeh.
make
to emaciate
to
to
s. chimney.
-if-l-u
*Xf^lrp^l!p
consume,
,
to smoke
to emit
lean or hectic ; -/"/"va. to grow
or
vn.
tf/ul-J;
y^uy
,
to
become
[smoke.
to
tr^^^.o"exhaling.
lean,
languish, droop,
to pine, to dwindle
fall away, to
or
universal joint,
fell into a decline,to perishwith con'if^%b'"k'"H
*" mech.
sumption.
Hood's key.
[smoking-room.
-

"fffuniu
"ij

tion,
s.
debility,extenuaXff",-pa..p-l,i%
decay,decline,consumption.
s. germination.
\fiiupJut^ai-P-pM.i

en

intimidated,timors
not,
[ous or fearful.
*^C"i*' snivel,
s. cigar; -/"4s. cigarette
;
ysftimtf-iiub
cigar-case.
mnt-ip -uig
a. full of smoke, smoky.
"ifpiuii^g
mixed
with smoke.
a.
\j[uui[uuMn%
.

tobacco ; Inikifi -"/

S,
'Qfuiufunm
pipe,pipe; .^uiuli mm-ifior uipdqp^
purse or --pouch;"box; -""-ny,"
"

tF/"/'^"i'^.
""g s.

; wfii/tiu^-mj

to be smoked.
;-"f./."ryn.

with smoke

$" fumigation.
\flui,i.ilh
a.
smoking, fumous, smoky.
Xf^niJ/i
Xfl^ml^ b s. med. strangles,
quinsy.
,

iluiTCuin.tobacconist
to smoke,

smoker

to black"Qlunuibw,
kglva.io sffloko,

tOvbe
qt-iT,h-jbirvn.

"

s.

to

a. absorbable.
Xfirlrih
XfithJ',
y^fiva. to suck, to imbibe;
to
suck up, to absorb ;
^uip%
-

suck

the breast

the

this paper blots.

absorbant;S. P""."-j/?.

air ; p-m-qP-if.
itlrk

^^"i aXf^l'ij

^o^

to breathe

s. the sucking place.

Xf6-pip
-piutni or ^iri/pia- a.
"ffh-Jhipt-p
[bowl. sulphurous, mixed with sulphur.
a. born of sulphur(fire)
"QitJputtrlfii
;
cigar-tube; pipe-

ttlub-uf^
; Jfir"_,
,

trill

gotten,
sulphurous procreate,to produce ; vn. to be besolfatara ,
engendered, produced, born ;
to
to originate,
to arise, to spring};
sulphur-mines.
to
bloom
to
t
o
emanate,
ohem.
pullulate,
'^b-iTp.ufi
;
s.
sulphite.
to
to
burnt
issue,
proceed;- ^tif.'iiiray,
aby sulphur.
Xfirirpu,i,n,-p
to
to
litter,
bring forth;
chem. sulphid-salt.
engender,
\f}tirp.u"i^s.

-^aar, -4n." o. having a

smell ; -4""*" *"
taste
or

i^tfjpujilfb
brirastony, sulphureous,

il/rpumfi'i, to be regenerate, born

to life
sulphury ; -i^ ""^ s. rock-sulphur; again; fig.to revive,to come
S. \nL.^lil,.
lucifer match, lucifer;
again ; l,op to procreate; 41rp'""l'''
-uiius.
to be new-born
or
IffitJfLuti,,
s. chem.
sulphate; Ar/"4"". Jiii,u,nL.ph-u,JpL,
to
f"/"^Au
by
lerregenerated
grace;
P-nt ^uufM^njl^^n-nM^tl^p
buiiiinnby
a.

-,

rous

of

potash,of

-,

child,to be delivered of
bring
child ; M/"i""- "pq-t or Juiitni.^utpm.
a
delivered of
she brought forth or was
forth

baryta,of soda.

a. sulphureous ; -k-iTva. to
\f"-i/fBt^
in
brimstone
powder with
dip
; to
sulphur.
[sulphureous; s. sulphid.

a male
; ^nf-^tu j^yb i^tuii_kp /3-""..
born
kp A"ffi
jum/i,bituiij he seemed
the
rivers
for ; fti/ip q^npu l/bu/iiltb
a. absorbent, absorptive.
tfltaqui^uA
nourish the sea ; t-ptu^ np if'i,ui'i,\i^f
stone
f,
XfltnM.i/p,
". sulphur, brimii-irj-p.ni
born
or
reflected
a
to
figure
; uiiumkij,
oirui'lilri_ttititp.ntl_,
dip ^ujjh-i^n2_,
in a mirror ; lyit **"""- .^l^c^nqp'-P-bt
in, or to mix with sulphur.
born.
thence poetry was
Xf^niJfu S. suction ; /jnuj/ijint-uy
i
mbibition.
-4 tY."%f,.p^"j,
absorption;

}^ftjp"L./^
s. chem.
sulphuret;

-/.i_m

a.

"Qirn,^ a. blotting;S.
or
*XfiiuiJ'

^iimir

to

vn.

stretch oneself out to

"C.
uiuill Xfiil/lij;

\^nu.^p-.
reach

or

Xf%l.-pt^l[
!"s.

see.

*" yule-log. [the

*'"liib'i

kneeling.
s. genuflection,
"ipju-pp
,

bunch

little finger. jp -"/j,

hot.

asparagus

limuin^

of--

//^m%
a.
loving one's progeny ;
ffiik^iiuu^P
*.
ni.pl,or P^nj tr4/'4
maternal.
fore-arms ; S-"^/""
fond,
paternal,
("
[neration.
OV
s
.
tO
\f%hflip
parents.
iTtunqk-^^
^^p tdil/pujn^iujfj
Ulutnqlrft

\TkyR

\fqkp itqhiajs.
,

turn
one's
up
oneself for.

sleeves
,

to

birth ; ges. child-birth,

XfittiniuP'S
Armenian
an
s. mm.
\p,t-p "fful^kp

prepare

[m^^y, hinges.
note
(==).
Xfilfu%li
it-uijs. hinge ; pivot;
^ooZ.
cricket.
^i/.^ a. generating;s. generator;
^iftt ptl' *"
tr"L""'
parents, progenitors; geom. generant.
Aj ""-J ?" stem, stalk, cane,
reed ; culm.
Xfi,lrq,y
ly s. Cymbal ; cithern.
.

'

"

"

rind
XfiTmfi,aj s. east- wind ; east-side ;
s. the husk, shell,
\fiib-y
or
*-""j
or
shady place between mountains, cool
peel of fruits ; fig. insignificant
,
" moist valley.
trifle,
thing of nought.
XfHuif[,i,ui
a.
a. knotty,gnarled,jointXfiTmliu.il^i
ed,
umbrageous , shady,
full of knots ; *. garter.
cool, fresh;-^Imm, misty, foggy.
\fi,//..A,u,irS.
vci, to shade,
tfhi^l.j:
[ing,timid,shy.
Xfifuilih-jnt-^uAhiTi
nt-ufi
to darken, to opacate
to
a. modest, bashful, retirXjpiiuiukp
cover,
; figto hide, to veil,to obscure.
ifjil^irj;
to exhaust,
va.
Xfi^i-iT,
Irjl,
to
tire
out
to
hot. spinage; beetroot.
tfJlri_s.
depress,to overdo ; to
;
to become
nuated, mortify,to emaciate, to weaken, to
"GiTpq-liiT
vnlean, extemake
lean ; -fttTyn.to decay, to pine,
weakened, debilitated.
to dwindle
fall away, to languish,
to be grieved, cast
vn.
Xfi/plij;
or
tr^uij
down
to
sink
to
be
disheartened
to
unnerved
mortified, emaciated,
;
;
,
take to heart,to fret ; trJpk-Miii_li
to
become
weakened,
lean, to lose
u/^^m.
with sadness, one's strength;
"/hi^l3-t%lr weighed down
to
["m^liuin..p-lru,'b
abide
to
with
to
be
in
sunk
sorrowful,oppressed
or
grief. live,
ance,
ignora.
XfiiuAilrih
[knees.
confined,lying-in,parturient;
,

-p

s.

parents.

tf%u/iilii/;
to beget; to give
va.
it%uij
birth,being or life to, to bring forth
a child,
to lie in, to be delivered; to

the
between
\yH%u,.^2_s. space
tfii^nm a. languishing
weakened,
,
faint, lean, emaciated, extenuated,

mortified.

"onA^

14

the
\fnili
or produced by
-iylHia.
HK^ji s. sea; lake;
-i
-surrounded
in
the
sea
a. sea-girtor
Temple ;
;
iut/biM,i"f[".n.
sea; -*"/"/"
the main
s. gulf,
port.
-6-"/j
sea, the deep, the high or
the depths
a
Xfrnluiifni-ip
tempestuous , very
-""-,
open sea; u!bij.nJbif^
pestuous
of ocean,
the mighty deep; l"Junpu
agitated, stormy, billowy ; fig.temthe sea; -^un-,
far out at sea ; ^lauini-uiMMil^
as
tempest~"'-3
to be agitatedby
tossed ship; ipilrij
sea-water
; ^/"_
sea-green ; 2r'-p
the

born

molten

of

-nt-

"

~"'-

"

sea-chart

ver,
sea-ro; 44*' -""accustomed
to
pirate; i^,uihi_-"L.
,
-""-

jrwj

"

the

sea
by sea "
; g irml^t-tg gmiHu^
land ; -fiiui/jg^to go to sea, to put to
,

sea, to sail ;
or

to

across,

ufbyu'i,yi_
g
the

cross

to go

sea

over

i,k^ni-_

of
of delights,

a sea
p-hufiig
,g,uM.n^ fig.
griefs or sorrows
; ^i^Jii-il.
-n,.

"

"-u,i_-,

on

-irijiufb^

Xyn-l-u^Xfniipii
lake,
tug s. sea-pool,
t".
inJhuit-uHin.
pond ; tiuifSJjt[ulri^ffiii
,

e"'l""'ta^ drop of

"t.-"

"

rather

sense

of fortune.
a sea
s. lord of the
Xfrnl^'iaii^,

than

sea-

^nntnupnuiitm/t^^ftunP-UMiruM^
;
calm
as
glass;
sea, as smooth

Dreeze

to turn

tossed

or

all sides ;
undulation.
heaving,

about,
s.

harassed

; fig.to be

waves

sea

""j

admiral

king :

; "*S-

; sea-

-f, i-p_
./.nfuui'i,
,

rear-admiral;*".
pnpn.
tnhu/it, liinn^pq-utpuA
admiralty""^

high,vice-

-,

"

t-k'ii

blue, still, board

^tupiuili uiti^nJii
quiet,vast,immense
ocean;
I

-[" flag-ship.
tyniluifiutitir,
irjlivn. to be

Jiiihi^nL.^

; *#"""-

master

to command
lord of the sea:
or
a
raging or fury of the sea,
the rbughness of the waters
of
fleet
of
war.
or
ships
squadron
; "ihqk^.i^
sea-breach
s. the empire of the
iT/ji/u/^ra^L/S^iA
; ut/^liair
jni^^uii_l^
office ; iMiai^o_
-iithe
seais turbulent,swelling,rolling
sea
: admiralty, navy
PI,

"ni-

-ni.

the

first lord of the admiralty;

%yuij -pt
lord COm-PIr
uiinybft
Jppli.uitgilni^^ ^npiifii^uiliitiU

-'*' the
tl'pippk
; uMi^linirl
,

sea

high, foams, froths ;

runs

missioner

of

admiralty.

s. balanus, glans marina.

Xfrnlui^iuiflih

stormy or tempestuous,
dreadful
or
furious,angry or
raging,foaming, thundering or roaring,
tening,
unruly or ungovernable, threablue
pitilessocean
u,^p
;

uti^ni.p
"ijuiltg
,

or

sea-green

eyes

; ^-

plough

the

sea-cost.

engulphedby
XfnquMfin.-iji.

"

; to

animals.

^ni[tuil,[tu,ji_

{"guiiTuigl,
Iiuij21t praise the sea, "
keep on land; S. I^^"t-2"/"-f,
^h,ini.,r.
divide
the
to
'ffnil.ap.iMiJ-^'i,
ipiftirvn.
waters

S. "ifnilajflii
"QniluMli,!/!,
; -.p s. aquatic
[-nt-PPs. wreck, shipwreck.
tr""^"4n6a. wrecked
; shipwrecked;

to be
ib'i,iri_,

sea

; -^

s.

zool. sea-wolf.
\failu"j.u,/i_s.
^"7^"if./"^
q.[iiiij s. hydrographer;
,

loss at

the sea;
up by the

sea.

a.
"Qn^ulint-p
immersed,

wrecked,

sea.

swallowned

of the
the

sea

lost; -i^iri_,to be
;

drowned,
the

prey

^n^'ii^u to perish among

waves.

"npuiliufba, -phical;-^^m-f #. -phy.

a. facing the sea, that
^ni^"4"""y/ruij
looks towards
the sea, maritime, maor
'Qn^l^l,ul^
/y a. that voyages
rine
a. ploughing
maritime
town.
goes by sea, sailing;-\"li
;
.ptonuip,
the sea;
sea-sick.
ipihij to sail,to navigate;
a.
\yn,lu,/;a,p
to paSS
/J%^.tfililip
ll!iilr[_
i!.lrplrut[_
a. drownr
\yn,lu,4t,iJ
-f 4 -yj ,-ni.ii
the sea as if by a bridge; -ni.pf
ed ;
over
to be
MuhXirijto drown;
ib'i'lri_,
,

s.

sea-voyage

navigation.

a.
'Qn^luiif.nfl,
sea-green;

blue, sky-

coloured; ". ultramarine.

\fn,lu,fa.,oi,
s. zool. cormorant.
s. boi. sea-weed.
Xfnilu.piuiitu'bp

XT'"li"/l''^
s.
great lake, inland sea,
lagune, loch; -^n- s. boi. sea-wrack.
a.

zool. lobster;
'On^uiluiuniilisC
s.
-l^mp
bottomless.
very deep,
like a sea;
Xfn^lfuii.uii_a.
stretching

drowned,

[cleavesor ploughs the sea.

"ffn^uiiit-pji
-f 4 a. that cuts, divides,
ber
tr"^4t*' *. corsair,pirate,sea-rob,

or

rover.

[horse.

zool. hippocampus
s.
tyniluiA^

sea-

\jnii,ujhiir"un.
s. bot. sea-wood, algse,

kelp.

"^niluiiruipmlili
a,
combatting by sea;
naval; -^pm^f,, navy, naval service;
-",n..pf s. sea-fight,
battle by sea.

a. easting Into the

sea.
XfniluiJwj
the open sea.
s. the offing,
1ffnq"^j^2:^
MunAt-iTva,
to plungO intO
^niljailn/b

barberry;* new-mown
hay.
\yapu,l^y
Jk^, s. virginhoney.
Xfnpuili
f,s. cock,tap; ^uiuiuipl^pf_,
the sea, to drown.
J'uippl-^meoh.
delivery-,
purging-cock.
a. suhmerged in the sea;
ffniluiJiii-lu
quid,
Xfnpiu%,ug a. running, flowing, lito go to sea ; to stand out to sea.
fluid ; s. flow,flowing,running
-ipt'^ij
*t0 mow.
S. Xfnp[,J-,
Xfailiajiuit
XSaptrJ-nUi tt. Wandering on the
[out:
sea
bot.
s.
(Neptune).
Xfnptil,
barberry-bush; lent""
'^"'h'uU''
belonging or pertaining isk,mastic-tree.
to the sea, marine, maritime, naval ;
tO SOt
Ijnpirjni.^ii/itktf'
f"-^['VCL
"

qo[ini-Pl,Li,marines, the

navy,

naval

i^tSi

strength, maritime
,

dog-fish;

clipper-vessel
; -^

the

forces;

running, to

uih-h^i-"b^ iphpuAu

oiyiupn-f,^
hpfi^s^p
,

of it makes

dlvCr.
Xfrnliyn/^S.

ebb

sea, to fall into ; to

to

inundate,to

with

cover

into

with

gonorrhoea.
merse,
ims. fluor
Xfnpfiii

\fnpitnpoj
,

sea-view

to

run

water.

\fn,i"t%iiuii,
s. sea-scape

trickle,to flow,
out of, to
or

out,
or
pass away
"/^^iffin/to be affected
;

ooze

f,uli

thought

mere

water.

to

down

run

to

the

mouth

my

to leak, to

to tum

\fnp[iir,
tr^iy vn.

sirens,mermaids.
rine
ultramao.
trauSmarlue,
\fniliuflil^ya
ad.
sea.
beyond
;
".

'ffiiilu/iiuaj;
vu.
luguy

to flow ; ^mu,,.

cause

impuiu^uip.^spar.

"

valloy,vale

s.

uMj

; -""4

little

valley,dale,dell.
,
ing,
s. trickling,
'ffnpni.m,
marine-painterdropping;flowXfrniuAiTu/i,
a,
resembling the sea.
running ; leaking ; {" "TuipHhy
med. gonorrhoea,running of the reins ;
Xfn^^i^, s. zool. dog-fish.
the meusBS
ffnilja^.pa, sounding;
truation.
mensij-npi-l, fium
uMiTulrui'iiij'b
,
sounding-line. {.'^tp'
~k"'L"-4*'ti'
a.
\fnpn,3i"Qnpnt-in
flowlug, fluid.
the
Xfniluiiluiuutui^
a.
tgn^ nj s. bosom, lap; cavity; * pockliving by
et;
sea,
labour
or
4-/i^"- gulf,the bosom
fisher,"c.) ; ib%hi_,to
depth
(sailor,
;

s.

the sea, to

callingof
sailor,fisher,"c.; -4k^^ a. thrown,
into the sea.
plunged or precipitated
s. zool. frigato-blrd,
sea\fn,lj"pu,njin
on

swallow;

exercise

s.
-lapirnt-^

the

zool.

of the

sea;

^trmng

river ; -imt.n".
i^nif^

of

mar.

tudihnihjlali

ship; -^puAj

the
sea-caglo, li,un.iM,g
,

channel

the keel of
%uMi-ltb

"y
,

cavern,

interior

of

of
a

ship;

tue

hold

grotto ;

carriage;

sinus.
[ (sea-bull).m'liiihuM'b
osprey.
in the bosom
a. born
s. sea-monster, chimera
"ffnguiirpi
Xfrnlui^ai-i^
;
; fig.
the
Son.
tO
CaUSO
Begotten
VU.
Only
^fniluijn^juAt-ir,
ni-jfi
to turn
bot. laurel-cherry
into a sea ; to inundate, to
"ffni^iuiu
; -i-_
OTj s.
immerse.
%!, cherry-laurelto fray, to
*tr""-""""
s. lint;-irtTva.
,

s. meerschaumtfrnlui^pipni-p

ing
s. maritime, borderXfnilt-^plriy
^
,

on

the

sea;

s.

-^

to rags or tatters.
sift
*XfnL.hJ'va.to
wheat; to separate

unweave;

coasts, shores.

wheat

from

to tear

tares.

s.
'ffn,-li%p
pi. piece of linen,bits,
s. sea-coast,
sea-side,shore,
Xfnilt^i
cuttings,shreds, strips,
strand, beach;
or ^ h-mlt-qirpl/ii
on
rags, tatters;
the sea-shore.
p -ill! -Aiu ufuimiun-lruto tear, to rend,
-Am
to pull to pieces; jt-plint-u
a.
dwelling on the coast.
\gn4kifplrjj,
uia,_
in
tear
two
to
out
or
to
at
Xyn^iT, trgfi
parts
vn.
pieces.
keep
uiuin-hij
sea;
idle or
to stand for the offinga.
tS'ii-iu.ilg
lazy;very
"""".

Xf"41^31'
VPP

*"

marines.

Xfnilc^jikj"it-jpi luaSit-J' va. to

into the
throw, plunge or precipitate
throw
to
vn.
or
sea
/^"IJ'
plunge
;
,

oneself into the

Xfn^pnp

Xftp
,

s.

g/ s.

sea-

zool. sea-gull,
sea-mew.

idleness

iih-ii^n^p-lii^extreme
,

or

[slothfuluOSS.
Xfni^aiTB.XfnM-iuAiair.
listlesss. idleness;
tynt-iuiiTuini-Pf
ness, carelessness.

Xfin-iuiiuij',
uigu,/ vn.
slothful
or
idle,to
lazy,

to

idle,to be

live in idleness.

dropping,trickling
; bot.
/i2

xrnv

tF*!].

5 16

ad. idly,
tfat-iuiuik^u
slothfully,
lazily.wave

billow

surge

^. agitation,

wavering; care,
trouble, vacillation,
idle

anxiety,torment

slothful.

or

examination, question

J^u/buA^ on the surface

ed
ip'^u to be agitats.
;^
"ffni-incp-'t'
idleness,slothfulness,of the waves
to care, to be concerned,
laziness,sluggishness; ^
["mTuiP"fi-lru
i,u,inui%{ii_ ;
thoughtful;f
uiuipuilinL,_
ity,
tF""-//,
s. smoke; fume, vapor,
irlunj
uu/hu,gi^linJhu to be in great perplexundetermined
uncertain
exhalation
be
or
to
home
(ig.
hearth,
family,
;
;
*
in
to take, to remain
tobacco; uftL^i uuih^u itlun/,- i-ui^ vrhat course
earthen
smoke
of
[suspense.
pot.
pillar
*^";^".large
n-iu^lra,i_,
; Jpcl^li
itt"j
clouds or masses
of smoke
^i^ii-//",
tj^ va. to attach,to join.
; ^^/^
vesty
be
in
to
the
smoke
"ffi^inhiF,
tj^ va. to disguise,to tram^^m^t^,
Y-u^.,
;
*
to
to emit smoke
cloak;
dissemble,
-piTyn.
A^fr^. Jflri_q; to
;

'(fn^iu,i^ni-jl,i_a.
renderingidle.

; c*r^ -u

-"

-u

-u

-u

"

-"

to smoke

n"_^ii-t
ness

or

dissembled; to shun,
"'"/"- to be disguised,
np pii^ Jl^2_
unpleasant- to avoid.
m"ln^iMig irliilgl'
discord
dissembling.
s.
disguise,
\fuiu,n,JtL
engendered between
tobacco

step-mother

step-children.
sucking suction ;
pith; essence;
n^ii^t-,--,

marrow,

; -^ $" the nostrils.

to be obstinate.
*Xfni-^u,trvn.

Xfn^qu.^ uij

s.

snare

trap ; net,

springe,noose.
"C. S. XynL-iiubaiir,
"C.
'ifn-.tiuiiT,
XfnL.%f ^niAJi ifii^mjj
s. knoB
;
,

; mus.

an

Armenian

note

"

to

Xfn-tj; h-jtva.

quintessence

knot

wry-necked.
\fn-uiilli^a.

"

"^ni-it ititn/ s.

bow,

to

bend,

i^JiiTuito

to

grimaces;

make

incline;
-[""Tva.to be bent,to bow down.
bent
Xfa.ni.pT'
*. inclination,curve,
-

i-pi/^j grimace.
,

s. circle.
"^piup-ninp

bol.

) ; ".\

s. sketch,outline ; project,
Xfp,ui.[,p
scribed,
draught,plan,design ; a. written, detraced ; --f-puiliufu
a. graphical.
'ffpunf-pk-J'
fry/,va. to sketch , to
,

to fall

one's

on

knees,

kneel

to

to bend
tuipi^hgni-gu/i.hi^n-,,

knee;

the

; /"""_ trace

lines
contours, to draw the outto
trace.
to
to
write,
describe,
of;
the

lead-pencil.
pencil,
Xfp,uii.p[i^s.
layingout; S.^/'"'?-f/".
of; "/"""i"l'i_ ((F/.u/if/in'-^"*.
to
the
or become
to grow
clasp
Xfpa/iiuiir,
^%^nilj!
knees; %'ii"h-i_
["
u-j/i^f vn.
enclose.
to
to
the
knees
Jkl^ir'i-t-13 sleep on
of; round; to surround,
to be kneeling; iri"f-n^
[iitii^uig
iiu,i_,
Xfpuip,
f_3". packet; package; roll;
ad. with bended
liplii,y{n^^
bag of money;
knees, upenvelope, cov"r;
-^
on
S.
one's
knees ;
talisman;
fascination,
"impu,ifP-n^-ghuji^
^Mupiuipi-ui^
-^
l-hq-yi-klth his legs tottered under
him ; S. Xf^m. i^if,
Xfpuipt-ir,
t-j[iva. to envelop; to
to
^otApi. knee; hot. knot;
pack
;
^it^,
wrap up ; to roll ; qJui'iCiinji,
to pack up ; ^prwfiai if.iu^iiil3-at.i
to kneel, to bend
/r l,2u/i,y-i_,
liplii.iri_,
the knees, to fall on
one^s knees ;
junHMia ii-pu,pil,%they reared their
ufhliuflilii^
uin.

throw

oneself

-u

nLfini^

at

fall

to

Or

the feet

"""-

all alone ;
to weep
to
to the skies; npy
proud heads
u^i,
iuA-fcy_,
adore, to worship ; uipliiifbhi_^A""f."uy i-MuP-i jMoi/h/a b^puip^ whose
hi- ifupuili
to worship on bended
knees; cleaves the skies ; -pMTvn. to be
-

fui_

top

ifuiuiu,
f

! down

on

your

knees

! f

lun'tiuip^lruii_uiiitu^ir
ij^hiljI outrBat it
knees ;
on
my knees, or with bended
to be knitted,
ed
to be formliiuufirijiot.
with knots or joints.
s. genuflection.
'(fni.'bp^pni-P-lit.'i,
-

or

wrapped

up;

loped
enve-

'\3lrp_
S-puiptunB.

"ffpuipfi^
packer.[^."4i-"Y..
\fpuipnii_s.
oneself.
s. packing, [dirty
Xfp,j^pnt.!a
XfpuliJ',
y^tu/ vn. to stain,to soil or

XypnJiip[,j^2.
-

s.

knot

of

cane

or

reed; internodium,space between two

jointsor knots in a plant.
tPn'-n- frn-nja. croofiod,
disto mute, to guano,
IffpintiF,
va.
beut,
f.^f,
to dung as burds ;
to wind
torted, oblique;
.J^u.^ to spawn.
round
times,
ing,
Xf'fujitti
-4uA a. wavering, undulatmany
*. fluctuation,
tF""-^,^
agitated.
undulation,
,

UilLUItt-l

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jnt-uy

317

to fluctuate between

to rel,
contest,to debate,to dispute,
quarto cavil,
to squabble,to wrangle.
llmj^,
f,s. gauze ; chem, gas ; ini-aiu_

hope

fear.

"

tf^uA^S. \fn,.^; surgingof the

l.npnL.p-tr
illuminating; fn/a ini-uui^
swell ; fig.
wave, billow,
trouble, care,
i-npn^pj -f, "light ; -illumination ;
perturbation ; -Jt^^j hair floating
4/''^f/'"
portative-; {inyp)^inqnilia^
in the breeze ; {,-if,ad. afloat;fig.in
-[" "main
; (i^n^p)"pipe ; pk-pu/uor
sea;

trouble ; /.-"*,/,
4"^, to waver,
to be

to fluctuate,

lating. pu/b if-npituipuh,

agitated,billowy,vacil-f,
,

"burner

"fitter; gasometer;
-l- by -light.

lamp;

"

"works;

f i^u

to

fo-

excite,create

produce

or

pest;
tem-

s. manufacture
'y\u,^"il."pitni.p-h

fig.to agitate,to trouble.

^i^jtiT,
vn.
b-^ih^u,)ebb

"

grow

to

gauze

to
fluctuate,

of

distillation of gas.

; chem.

llio^iu^f-^uf
-ffb -hii^ba. gasiform;
,

flow, to undulate; to foam, to

aeriform.
[to gasify.
gaseous;
rough ; fig.to be troubled,agiturn to gas,
to
tated, \iunuM'i,uMir,
vn.
ui^iy
in
harassed;to be undecided
s. gas-meter ; -puA s. ga\uM,fu,i^ili
someter.

purpose,

to

to
fluctuate,

to gas.
s. reduction
[jni-SL
to
va.
gasify; -""-_
l|""^"i#3""t-yu.*i-"r

waver.

corroborative.
a.
l\ii,^ni-piMi^iu'i,
to
Muni,hi_,
waver,

to be

perplexed; to
lose one's senses,
[there ! stop ! I say !
?"";.oh! holla! hallo l"ho
'iSot'Qoiu,
*tFc.^
s,

^uitttpn"~puj,qnL.ati/liirt/'
"pirt/' ^q[i
to strengthen,
va.
ni^^fi
-ptrgncgiu'iilrj;
t

corroborate, to sustain , to give

strength to ; to repair, to restore to
vigour " good health,to re-establish;
to

zool. water-crane.

to encourage,
vn.

to

to recover,

to give heart to ; -pfiiT

regainone's strength,

to

get well again,to

heart,to cheer

take

restored ; to

be
up ;

-phw

uiiuu,^

pretend,to allege.
a.
ening,
Strength\\mnif.niL.phgni.glti_,
-pl"i_
fortifying,
cordial,
invigorating,
corroborant.
analeptic,
\\uj^ni.pni-P-liiii
"pniSh s, rostoravalescence.
contion,re-establishment,
recovery,
TCu^n-u, to

fis. construction

Mui^r,y,

furniture,ornament
binding

books

of

a,

; preparation,
;

^pn^

ready , quite

I1 (ghen) itri ". the fifteenth letter

posed
ready,prepared; active,diligent; disto
be
ready,
prepared;
-lUiik-u
;
consonants
to be disposedto.
'^ sixty,sixtieth.
;4
It has
much
with
the
s. fumituro-making.
affinity
\iu,fiiruiii.nph-niji
leitters7. " ^
for example : S-mJii^
".
liuiqiTuiiapparatus; preparing,
uj
preparation;goods, furniture,
sils
eifeets ; moveables, uteniruJiu^ir^fKtiuuplril U"uiu^ni, uiuiuo/tM' household
S.
armour
^-ntfj^i^
; equipage;
;
;
M"t'b' y *" contention, debate,
dhipShn/ constitution , temper ;
dispute,
contest,quarrel,broil,strife,uiuiuitpm^Juti^iaip
militarystores ;
cavil ;- jjo^ni-juAA-^,to excite conharness, caparisons,trappings;
tention, ^fy
to create
strife.
iriuLiK.
rigging; -.p s. astronomical
instruments.
a. contentious,
\\uiii.uiiiuipP-nij
relsome,
quara.well dressed or cooked.
cavilling.
tiai^Jhii^uA
fractious
a.
IliuqMnti^lrpMif
s.
\\iu,f.uignii_
litigious
implement ; -tifva.
,
,
ion,
to
to
quarrelsome,wrangling.
project, figure,to form,to fash-

of the

alphabet,
,

"

the

tenth

of the

"

"

"liKf.i'i/*,
vn.
Ir^l^tMui^f-lnTi
t-t/iuj

to

to construct.

llttP-

18

\\uip%mitni.b^
a.
snfckingthe breast.

tion,
s. form, forma\iui^na^lrpuin^p-l,iX

a.
struction
conformation,organization,consucking ; *. suckling.
'i\uMP'iiM^b-p
in
s. baby-companion ;
'\\u,p'builili^
setting
accomodating
,
,
order.
[S.'^nph-u,pu/i,
^'LF-'HIPfoster-brother, [ablactation.
book-binder's
\\ajp%ui^uiuint.pi,
\^ui^iup,u%
s, weaning; nted.
s.
shop;
-

'

'\\ui^raipiup
J,s- book-binder.
va. to form, to model,
1]i"^iJ]t"r,
tr^f,

S.
~lfuMwn/qt"^iulfp.
V(uiP%iuJiftnt

to fashion

; to

construct, to erect, to

build ; to furnish,
to proTide,to supply
fit
to
to
;
up,
arrange, to set m

order;
adorn, to
to

adjust,to

put

embellish

; to

in

-,

1]u#^?iiu"f
s.

to,to get ready.

l|ui^4a. well prepared,well done,

prepare

executed
skilfully
or

[maid.

chem.

milk; ;/*"

lactate ;

-tum

s.

first teeth.
milk-teeth,
l{inP%aimni.,pa. suckling; *. nurse,
wet-nurse

4"i.' milch

cow.

dairy.
'\\aiP'iiuipuM'ii

exquisite
tCui^,

changed

to be

vn.

suckling.
s. mllkmau
liuiptiaiilui^ian.

to be formed, constructed ; to
-liiTvn.

yUaiP^u/iiuiir,
ui^ui/

s. lactometer.[porridge,
\\u,p%u,^if
milk*.rice-milfc;
yXu.p'iiuMuini-it
,-H['t
milk.
s. feedingon
y\u,p%iuu%nt-Pli
^utPtiuMuniSi "uiinL^q.a. milk-fed;

; udder.

into milk,

repair; to

get ready, to
prepaire; to equip; to arm ; yn".tr^"
to enrol soldiers ;
^ujn.u to harness
the horses ; mmpu
nt-pm^nt-P-k- to
give a ball ;
i.[ipa to bind books ;

"mnw

breast
a. fig.
\{a,p%u,iipliM.p

f.

choice repast.
babe
u,
\{uiP%lilrp
^uiptiiapfint[paring.
unweaned
child,suckling.
ll"^.ip^,
-Jhq_ a. constructingj pre,

\iuP%uii.km

,-"-"Y

milky,yielding

""

s, construction,
yXin^nt-P-Ti
organise milk, milch.
s. foster-brother.
llu#/?i4-#^P"^/i
milks. pi. milk-diet
'\\wP%t,ik'iifi
,

ation, order, arrangement, mechanism

,

constitution
,

formation

struo-

food,
tufe,composition ; preparation,
[lacteous vessels.
ment
equipveins
*. pi. lacteal
ljuj/35.t^u.4p
constitution,
temper^
;
MtuipifLnj,
,
-i, a. passionately
l^uiprnj-Ji
or dotament, complexion.
MwP- If
ate
affectiona little;
inglyfond, amorous,
very
J s. drop ]- ilt"a
of water
Jp 2pnj a
a
"j^^n^.
eager, very anxious;
; languishing,
;
ad, passionately, lovingly, fondly,
nap, short sleep.
llu,ptir,frjf \\u,pi"r,hg,y vn. to
to love to excess
eagerly ; ""^/"fc/^,
;
to
flow
to
drop,
drop by drop ; trickle, uiH^j/ruiij eagerly desired,longed
to run down ; to distil; -.W^tt n^ t^,,
for ;
tt, fib^.J/iJiru/bu they tenderly
-

jt-plilipnot

^mpirmj

fell;
-^f."-u#y

of rain

drop

love

other;
ilitj^or
liXuiPrnfilif
trgiy vn. to love

to shine

forth,to appear,
\\mP-lrjni-gu/blrir,
Vtt, tO Ict fall
nt-gjf
drop by drop ; to distil.
,

each

dotingly, fondly ;
smitten

with

violent

sionately,
pasto be

love, to be

amoured,
en-

to burn,to languishor long

l]u,/?/f^,
p-^n/S. llu"/";
drop
M-"Pl'k s. little drop.
[by drop. for,to sigh or pant after.
llii#/?ipi,% p-uAy s. milk ; 4"'^'\\uiPnihli""j a. s. catholic ; -nupf
""/t

"

"

tu/itni.
,
Jhi^t-uig
,
l^j

cow's, goat's, s. Catholicism.

ewe's, ass's ; ^4""'irsoft roe; ^.
versal
\u,pn,i^lihuii
a. uni^kl'jor lit-iujj
i^nt^li
-[fu butter--; whey; Pu,pir,
catholic
general ;
; Pm-iip,
ppntuniversal letter.
fresh,sour
; limPunTp.pm^
-iiruyj epistle,
truihjiuto live on milk ;
to
\\uMPn,fhlik
l"a. B. ^iM-Pniipiilriy
] S.
mu.^,
suckle ; le/'fe^
to suck ; kP-i^i. to
basilic.
cathedral,
tmilk ; uA2i"'"^iJbk'"t^"^k
to wean.
\ujPnq^Ii"u u,g s. an orioutal ecclesiastical
-

"

"

Muip%mpt-[i
a.
lactiferous,
yielding
milk.

to suck, to
p'*/_i

be

suckled.

dignity,patriarch of a
Patriarch
people; 2,'?/"j
.Catholicos,
-

of the Armenian
f^u.p'iiuip.njit
a. fed with
milk; ^_
Church.
a.
MuiP%uip.n".ii[u
flowingwith milk,
\uMPn,ibiinuu,iiuA
to the
o. pertaining
a. milk-white,
\up%uiii.nj%
Catholicos,
[milky.
patriarchal.
a. abounding in milk.
Muipiiutilig
seat
MwP-n,ii,iinuuipaA
s. patriarchal
'

M"'P'hu,i"^P
galaxy,milky way.
s.

or

residence.

mi

MMia

5 19

g. patriarchal
ItMiPniiP^aiinLpf
be attached to.
dignity,
Mu./ni.fiuiuiit'blij^n.to
patriarchate.
to
ijf
\\uiini.j;
va.
take,to lay hold of,
'^uip-nm
libidinous,
to seize; to arrest; to subjugate,to
a. lustful,
lascivious,
lewd; illwith the gonorrhoea; rule over; to succeed.
-ir mn-ipmiip illicit
the seizing,
amours.
"^luinL-Oh
s.
taking,laying
'UuiPnL.ia^ ly
-at-Ub
hold on ; detention ; relation,diS. drOpplflg,
*
trickling
pendance; constitution,
; drop ; apoplexy.
composition.
^luPuiy \\,uinuiy/rj S. COppBr,
\\u,[u.
[, a. hanging,dangling,pendent
caldron,kettle,pot ; meeh. boiler.
; hung up, suspended; [" nt-it^j
to suspend, to hold in suspense ; [1
'^uip-uiuiuin.apif
uM^ s. coppersmith,
,

-m-Pi

coppersmith's calling;meeh.

boiler

brazier ; mech.
".

boiler-maker

barnA? *" threshing-floor,

stack
; asi.
corn-sheaves,rick,

nalo

^nuh-"\ nppJs-g_
uinliu/iii^^
ijf"

y\ii,[iimquAi
uij s. gibbet,gallows;
ituihirij, to hang by the neck, to
-[, that
hang up a criminal ; uipJ-ufufi
-,

floor ;

"3

in suspense.

manufacture.

^""U

to remain
/ft"iY_,

'

"

winnow.

to

deserves

hanging; criminal ; q.npt"hanging,suspended or pensile

-luL.,

["-"/" work

combined.
l|"Y""/(iifa.n^ja.compound,

; p-m-puMuuiuMit^ "uml,

or

s. hanging gardens.
'buiL.np
pnt-puiumu/it

in prison,
to hang ; -ftiTvn,
to
a. s, detained
\uiiui'buiL.np
y\ui^iu"iiu'iilrJ'va.
to
be
prisoner,captive; s. police-man.
hung.
hang oneself;
1]u"/i/u"^^
.i"5 s. charmer, enchanter,
lock-smith.
magician.
iuMi."p-s, turnkey;
sorcerer, wizard,conjurer,
s.
s, fairyor
M'^iui'uuii.niini.p-t
^iui^uip,i.iuii.[imn'-J'
detcntiou, capmagic
tivity,
art or power,
witchcraft,
demonology.
imprisonment,[duce afracture.
to sorcery
a. pertaining
l\utf,u,p,l.it.^uA
Muil_ui%n.hd;
tjf va. to bind, to reor witchcraft,
y^ va. to arrest, to im'
magical, cabalistic.
MuMfufiihir,
bewitchment
chantment.
ens.
'i\iM,p,utpfui%p
prison,to shut up.
,
tion;
^uMimb,^s. arrest, caption;deten-"bkj;
cery,
sort\uiptiLipfiuuuip
prison; ^ -*"" iupliuabhi_%,
uij a. practising
,

^uM"UfpgMip soda; alkali; ^iyni%f

^n.u,liui%fixed,volatile alkali.
s.

addicted to cabalistic practices;

"

U""^ s. potash; bot, kali,glass-or

salt-wort;
-4 *. calico; -n% s. potasItitiint-iT.
[slum.
^UMiln.-J'l'^iiijiiai-irS,

magical ; ^fip^ -""j conjuring books.

^mpiiMipq-t-iT,
t-^ftva. to charm, to
bewitch,to enchant,to fascinate;to
,

to
flatter,

[magician.

allure.

bewitcher,enchanter,
'^lufuuMpil-l,^,

s. charm, enchantment,
^a,^iupq.ni-li
spell, fascination , sorcery , magic ,
MuiiapuMj,
f,^s.pl.barns, granaries. witchcraft,theurgy.
to hang, to suspend;
yiuifuirir,
t-jliva.
domain,
^oMint-tub"ry ". possession,
land, estate,landed property ,^ fief; to hang on, to attach to ; to hang up,
to hook, to clasp;
pancy
occu^b-t-t-n.'ujto
farm, arable land; .possession,
from
nail
a
dominion
hang
^pp
gr. to
empire,
;
holding ;
qy-py
,
,
*costivenesa,
spell.
npn4u{p,fi
power
;

^uM"ntnfiuit-nj
,

shes

or

Mniruijs. that thra-*

treads out corn,

thrasher.

of bowels.
constipation
hang, to hang oneself: to be hanged
a farm.
s. rent-of
\\"ufn,.uMh-uM,luMpi^
s. landed
proprietor. or held in suspense ; to suspend; to be
'y\uMini.uMttuiuikp
dependant,
s. feudality. lowered; to depend,to be
Mwint-uih-uimfipnt-PJttlii
-iit-uA
\uMini.uM%uMliuhi
,

galvanic;
electro-galvanism
;
a.

hiy^uipnM-Pl^
s. galvanism.
-ni-P-jtiA
-

in the power of; to become

attached
to
to, to get fond of ; f /"/""/
'"-p"^
to
love tenderly;
i^Pu/iy nupni-^
-

a.
galvanoplastic
\\uiiai-uM'iiuiinii_
;
-_

s. -s, electro
int-inuSit

typy.
["s. galvanomoter.
l\aiint.ui'biu^iu^

listen

viniat;-m-PfiiA

s.

Calvinism.

s.

open-mouthed, to hang

lipsof
believe

u. calviuistic ;
y^uiiaL.lflimiai'ii

the
,

calthe

on

speaker; ^nM,uuihih-iu^ to
in fables ; J-miniJnt-p^uiJt-^

peoplehung

on

his

lips.

320
s. swing ;
\\u,lunpui'ii

ligig,
; whir-

see-saw

l|i"^"i-^s.

[dependance.
hanging ; suspension;

liuiiru/b, {"

s.

lane

narrow

way,

affable ;

pathway,footwayor footpath; -t-iTvu.

to pass

through

tjiu^o,^,
-"M

"j

stammering,

a,

stuttering,
lisping.
Ijui^uiqirir,
h^fi vfi. to stammor, to
to lisp; to hesitate in speech,
stutter,
to have

in pronouncing
difficulty

words,
speaisina confused manner;
to give out-of-the-way answers
;
to

to
"l^tuu'b,

stammer

out

lament

cry loudly, to utter or

shrieks " cries,to mourn,

set

or

loud

bewail

or

to

aloud, to complain, to

weep

fit up,

to

tion
lamenta-

s. convenieuey;
ll".4u/"-opiT../?/l"-'i"

to judge suitable.
i,uMj\upyi_,
s. pitcher,
pot, jug,jar.
\ii,i,n)p
Iju/^,""j a. lame, halt , crippled,
limping; fig.defective ; /"
-fi -a,
-

haltingon one foot,

moan,
g
howl, to shriek.
hobbling along, with a halting gait;
a.
or
other, as
M"'i'"'riuip.mpJt
bewailing so so, poorly, somehow
-fn^
be
well
as
aloud, mourning plaintively,
howling
u""t^, uiunnuiu,
; ^
may
with grief;ad. lamentably,plaintively, Piu/iiiri_,
to say or reply undecidedly
or
to

squeak, to whine, to

provide with,to

to

furnish,to stock.

up

ables;
move-

"

\uiliuM'b
[, -ntffi. s.
grievous complaint , crying ,
whining, howl, shriek ; puin-iuiijto
,

furniture

s.

nt-j

baggage, luggage; equipage;

ments
apparel; utensils ; implements,instru; uiniibufn^ to employ, to give
occupation to.
labourer.
^ui^uiliuii_,
uij s. workman;
*"
-isf'p
\\uj^u,lil,li porter,carrier.
Mt^^/riT,
l]"u4""-"/'*'"^'
h^fiva. to prepare,

lesson.

one's

loud

soft metal.
Jitu,uM,i_,

ll".4 [i^

ways.

narrow
,

llttO,
mollification.
s. softening,
l|"i.{"^n".2"
cate
delia.
soft,tondcr,
\\u,^ni-i,
^qng
pliant;sweet,
; supple, flexible,
mellow
mild, soft,gentle,meek,
; fig.

wail, to

-o

-i"

ad.

with piercingcries.
deploringly,

1lui4"/"%"/^"
-ftp -i-nii
,

rueful,
mournful,

b
doubtfully
;
-

-"

"tt"'^u ^'^ know

perfectly
im-

lamentable,

a.

full of lamentation

s. hot. bulb,bulbous
l|i/"^""pn;u

root.

complaint.

or

a. wavering, hesitating,
^^uiquilipliliiM
; ad. hesitatingly
fectly.
imper,

undecided

fritillary;
4u^pl.
-

-^

-t*/,

s.

corn-poppy

poppy,

"c.
: S. ^uipfiu,^,
tulip-tree

l]/iif
cf/i^iu^ f, s.
,

of cassia

cassia ;
cassia-tree.
;
med.

serve
con-

haunt ; -"o%p
'y^iuqu.ifj
ng s. den,lair,
hiding-corners.

s.^il.
dens, caverns,

\u,qu"j,d;
hgufj

in a den,
a.
l|""f;^u"pu/?#
sweet-spoken.
tender
\\u,li,liMtfnib
or
a.
soft,
very
delicate;
gentle, mild, meek;
jum'u, ntj; kguy

to creep

^ui^quijpa
a.

[lusk.

gently.

tender-fleshed

s.

mol-

to halt, to

to become

tender

relent,to

be

tractable

more

vn.

to

fig.to

appeased,
; to become

soft,

soften, to
to

become

effeminate.

to

fa-

soften,to mollify,to

make

to move,

"

go

hole.

lame,

"^hmu

halt

to

tween
be-

s. poplar.
/f [uItmim^
f

inkstand

im-^,

cuttle-fish.

\ui,iuiii^
ta
"i-uii-np

tender,supple or pliant,to macerate,

to steep; fig.to
soften,to enervate,

or

be

jhp^a^u

^luiiuiiTuip
s.
uy
uig

cabbage ;

s.

cauliflower ;

"

fA_
pinMifni^t ^^'
-

"

i^uy^f colewort, rapeseed;

-f itiuifi stalk, stump ; -u.^"'-/'*'
*"

voy

at

or

opinions.

^tMiquiJuifii
tji

s. softening.
MuMliiiu,gni.!ih

limp,to

hobble

two

grow

den

to waver,
fig.to hesitate,

^-''liqtMiirnpPa. thin-skinned.
tlailiiiu/butir,
uijiy

to

vn.

-u

to reprove
^.f^JhAirij

oneself

to hide

vn.

into

heart

of

P'Pni-nL.m

; -u,4u,^u,n. s.

"seller; S.
[storaX'

to affect.

[tening.
^""i^iipb"'-"//'""
calamite
s.
dry
,
Muiliqi,^
a.
emollient, lenitive,soflliu^iu^^
b ,-.p, t-tu^ s. calends,first
M'^li'W'-P'b'-'''
*" softness,
tenderness, day of month or year ; new-year's day;
delicacy;flessibility,
ness
mildpliability;
^npi,ui-.np ! a happy new-year to
I

effeminacy.

iurnished
Muiliiin^ifi^^a.

[branches.
with flexible

you,

"

many

of them.

s. weather-almanack;
\u,iu^^u3ay^

Mm
accord

free will.

or

tiaiT

522

of

heaven,the vaulted

to act accordingto
\lui,rui^u,pirirvn.

sky.

girding.
y^atiTuipuih-ai.
mg a. girdling,
one's entire will,pleasure or caprice.
^^uiiTuipuiliuMij.
flying-buttress.
a.
a. arcaded; s. arcade;
l\aMirui//iupn,i_
powerful, mighty
\\,uj'uipui^uiui
skilful at
potent;
atrium, porch.
p m^-^ %l,qu,^l,,
a.
vaulted, arched;
hurlingthe javelin.
'y\u,ir,upiuit-i.
,

vault.

te arch, to
s. free-will;
Muti/hi^uipai-P-liiii
fnp"t-/_,jopt'iit-ij
spontaneity

s.
spring of an arch.
^^uiiraipailil'g^
of
a.
finelyarched eyel|""i/L"^""yo%
brows,

ad. [froward.
l|u."/i/4"""^
a.
^lui/la/iiujn/j
wilful,headstrong,
;

S.

-p

a. agreeing with,priry to,

MiuiTuilili^

crooked.
be
to
bowed,

[to stoop, to grow

instrumental

vn.
in; *. accomplice, parlluit/iapu/biMiir,
taker
ifgiy
O. "Ao'L.f "il[tUMMf
in; -ipilru to bo a party to or
tluii/iupuAi/uiu
"u"utur
instrumental in,to agree with,to apS.
"C.
ODC*
\\ujiftiipuip
^luifuM/^uimutp
prove
of,to consent to.
a. girdled ; enclosed.
\\uiinupmLiip
arch.
a. crooked, bent, curved,
*" small
Muiinalinp
l{a,j;uppi
ad.
tortuous,sinuous ; fig.
\\^Jh,t.
voluntarily, willingly;
indirect,
crafty;
S. 3""/i"n-;
expressly;
z^'-ht winding path, knowingly, purposely,designedly,
crooked
a.
voluntary, spontaneous;
way ; ad. crookedly,against
the grain.
[voluntary, free.
B.Miiii/iy
froward.
Mii^J'ia/inputfiioa
a. perverse,
l\iai/iai-np
-ui^iiA a. spoutaneous,
'iiiui/h./^npirj;
D.
^tai/htl^Ji*
trgp ya. to wriug, to
\\ujiIuti-npiup.Mop
"iMp^u
twist ; to bend, to bow, to curve
s.
free-will,
'\\uiiruMt.npnt.p-i,t.%
fig.
taneity
spon;
to distort,
to overstrain
a
phrase, to
freely.
; -p-p ad. willingly,
strain,to misinterpret
l|u""/fr^"-^
-hjnqnJ^ S. wiU, Wlsh.
; to pervert, to
*

"

deprave;

^uip^uipnt-P^to pervert

justice; -^iTvn. to be bent, crooked,

twisted ; fig.
to deviate,to turn away,
to go astray; to be perverted;
^
2Cu/i,iui^uip^"
["_p to follow or pursue
the indirect paths of vice or
error;
-

desirous.
a. willing,
\\uiJirgi"i_,\l,i,iK.n^
tO boud to
VU.
1|a"t/"-jnu)ru/%"-"r,
ni-g[i
will or wishes,to persuade,to
one's
induce.

Miai^iT,Jt'gtyvn.

jnt-uiru.'bkto refuse

to learn.

to

mean

^^^

will,to intend,
like,to wish, to

to

to

tuosity,please; to be pleasedwith.
Muiiriu^npnt-p-li
s. crookedness, torpravation;
dewinding; fig.perversity,
roller to thrash corn
or beat
^"^u.Jh.n.n.-Pl.KX.

\\uiinuiint^
s. pleasure,contentment.
to consent
Mitii/ia^jliirvn.
to,to agree
to
with, approve of.
[complicity.
'y\u,j'iuiij",_p-l,^
s, consent, accord,

out

grain.

s. coach-pole.
*\\uMm,u,iy
born,
Iqu/figuAmiT,
-^m/lir vn. to be stubobstinate,obdurate.
a. capricious.
\\u,J^in
-% ad. voluntarily,
\\iiiirnilt
ly,
willing,

Mniup

[cide.

-ni-P^i."!,.

1li""/^"/;"4
ipiliiTvn.to commit

sui-

of one's

accord

own

\\uiJ'nt-p2_
Jp^uig
,

'1|i"i/:ui/Ly"",
"" contentious,
litigious.^ui,tp2p parapet
,

s.

or

free will.

bridge

; m^uui^

^upJ-ui^uA,

'ilmi/winnuib^ai^uA
a. ideal,
fantastic, ppl^lTiini

unit..

^tumiatiuMbtuL. guMnuMtaphiy i
drawtrellis-,
pu,gpu,pA[,li
, ip2^k'i'
,

chimerical.

\\Minui j,^ -uiliiu% a. voluntary, suspension" ;

of ropes ; flying ;
irt. u./iu,Jh,/
ad.
spontaneous,free ;
swing ; mp^iMAt-ij^'bt-jj^uMuitruto
willinglyor unwillingly,nolens-voconstruct
to throw
a
a
across;
lens,willing
or unwilling.
-5.
to cross,
[untary. S. '^lai/p^t-iT;
oAguAt-i_ g
to go over
iluiir^npii.np
-joJ-ujp "ukp a. volor
across, to pass by a -;
^iiuilhiiiiu,^,
a.
/,j wilful,
selfwilled,
stubborn; ~"..p'f S. Qu"nan.n,.p["i-'b\\.^i/p",up,irij!
s. bridge-head.
^iuiiTuip
s. pontoon-soldier,
'y\u,irp2uiAI,f
uig s. vault, arch, arcade ;
ponporch,portico;
wave
soundgirdle,
toneer.
belt;pAy".
;
\\u.jp2yj',
",,j,, baldric,sword-belt ;
hgl,va. to bridgeover ; to
jiuiip-nt-fd-y
with by a bridge.
triumphalarch ; 4""^""-. joinor communicate
muiii.yf.'u the arch,vault or canopy
MiuinpHuiii
phial.
u'j t. oil-bottle;
,

"

-,

Mm

1)03

3"25

1]u"(f!,
iTmujg. will, determination, limbo ; "Urpb'''
Jieaven;
"t^i'"'i'yl'j^
~-e
our,
intention,
foot-stool, [composed; S.ll"""/:
design; wish, desire ; hum-ip nuilg,
whim, caprice; ^ ^aiir.uj
fantasy,
-'tiuAiuiiT,"u^uif vn. * to be
\\uijuiiiui,i',
hjlingly
williuiiFo^ u,^npJ-l"^
voluntarily,
way
; 4u.i/q^on purpose,
designedly;, \"yu,pu/uS. MuMjiu'i,
; station ; rail"

"

liiud],piim

fiuin

iiuiJa at will,ad

at pleasure;
arbitrarily,

tum,
libi-

station; terminus;

at discretionlandingplace ;

mar'

wharf;

(u"i.u"j coach-stand;

unwillingly,in
/luii/hijf
departure; arrival ; ."*-.
triP^ i/Zi'/y
spite of oneself, against one's will, unc^-[i or
[superintendent.
; jn^

reluctantly
grudgingly; joJ-u,^
,
inclination
willingness
;
,
,
-

statlon-mastor
s.
Ifaijuipuiiuiuilrui

readiness

\uiuinuiuini^t

u/ljana.nqif.
"

firm

'itiyRly s. basket,pannier; S. ll-gt,

WllI,

iron
determination,

rouuds of apwill,
resoluteness;p-pui,; -;p if-pnt-uiuilnaj
'""Y.S.
caprice,fickleness ;/"ip4p.
jli-iyjhiint-li
4"i.^4'"**'/L'
plaudits
;
-

?lause,

(i^ufi, pmjutpiuM^-

absolute

-1/

will,
l."jPt,r.
arbitrariness,despotism; uili^ifi^uu/ii timfPuA/rirvn. to gush,to spout out.
,

"i*rA""4".2C
free-will;
humour,
lluijpirir,
tgf,vn. to clap the hands
whim, caprice,fancy; ja //mi/u iuV"";/.%or stamp the feet in sign of joy, to
to indulge one's fancy or caprice
i-^tu,^,
applaud, to load with applause : to
to
one's
dance, to leap,to jump, to caper, to
; ilinf,,iri_^u"ni change
-,

-,

mind
pni^

to

; lo%Jt%uMuint^n
to submit to

comply

with

cut

^^jfcy^ ^uii/itnt.^

all the

capers.

\l,^/pp.jii,
\\,a/Pni.mi clappingof

guideness of;

the

s.

of;/" hands; stamping; shouting,applause,

tering.
cheers
acclamations ; caper ; clat"fi'^Lih'^ to depend on
,
another's
will ; t/?4 S^"""^*' /yt*' if
God
u.
wills,God willing
leaping skittishly
liiylS-nMn,
; Sk%
ily^i
mj
God's will be done ; np^.p ti.
trippingalong.
p^eii here " there, skipping,
desire ; hp-k
s. drop, globule.
"i'P as much
as he may
1luy""u;(,
oy
4"""/unt-pni^

whims

"

if you
{"jiA^n
j[y liiuWivg
^nj
well

; as

as

a. dropping ; distilling.
lluj/iiuliui^na

like ; " ^^aV^

at your will or pleasure
could
wish;you

wish

or

to ;
kl^i [H,^ I wished to, I wanted
"%
I
I would
mean
/A^ .uuIti_,
say ,
;
liuMirnSi y'li pu/tijiu
uiiihfj or rather ;
"bin., it pleasedhim
ed
to, he likA-"ft%
he
desired
or
wished;
to;-4-/'**?.
^iiij^uin-tali
i""/"? *2" against his will ;
as
we
I' h""!"" "ii'p as much
"f I'^i.
^^ ^^y
1^*can
A?^^' ^5
; "*y fb^'p'i-

drop, to
drop by drop,

flow

to

vn.

out;

run

by drops, to fall
leak, to

to trickle ; to

stream, to flow.

to

nt-qtt
y^fuutut^iuant^BUMtlbir
t

"

cause

VO..

TO

to trickle.

s. leaking;trickling.
\\uM)iu,lint-Uh
I^uyft/.Js. spark;S. liu"/.4t4"A.
mlxcd
a.
l^tajh^uiluuinUi
\\iyhuiliuM,

smouldering.
\\iM,jiiriu^ui%iiiir,
they like.
ui^iyvn. to broak out
Iq/o-/,
[,j s. posture, position, in flames,to blaze.
-^,
\\,yifuilihj;
standingstill;
f-jA vn. to sparkle,to
stage,pause, rest,stop,
of
halt ; dwelling,lodge, seat ; situation, throw
out sparks , to emit
rays
fulminate.
state ; conduct, customs
t
o
to
stance
sublighten
;
being,
light,
;
ning,
^111% ^nL^ip ti"^^s. light\\iujh-iulpt
existent; ^
; a. existing,.
atn.,
thunderbolt
thunder
to
to
to
to
spark
halt,
;
%ni.i_, stop, pause,
rest,
;
;
to cease
in
live or burning coal,glowing embers
to remain
;
; iiui_jnM.,iPq^-[i
uprightness ; n^ip'tal' P"'P-ts ""'A? med. carbuncle , anthrax ; ^pm^uijm
neither shall the sole of thy foot
-lini%^ livelysparks; -liniiiu mpAu,^
^nj
have rest ; ^uij[i -("^ncW, stand uppop-,u^ihi_, to emit sparks; to
right lilri_,
-~

"

with

live coals ;

way

thunderbolts

launch

to
,

blast

with

tionarylightning.
a. firm,
solid,stable,sta\\ujju,liaA
thunder-struck
a.
s.
chant,
l|""/6-"u(%a"4""^
plain-song.
;
; -^
fy.
s.
startling
station,
thundering;fulminating
;
\\",iu,%,
;
place,post,
/y
a
site; position;dwelling,residence, A-a.nL tree struck with lightning,
blasted tree; lua^ih-i,
abode ; ait. station ; a. S. Miyn^ii
uuimiu^irijto
; *-^
-

l"U.3

52

ders
to thunstrike with lightning,
quick, diligent;gay, merry, jocose,
or
facetious
his
""""_%
trike ;
sessing
; pretty , pleasing, prepos%/i^iu
fcytifish
-a
s.
reptile
mniilrij
house has been struck with lightning;
;
;
;
to
to
to.
reanimate,
revive,
fulmination.
jopt'i'l'L:
s-""./3/i".tf
blast

a
^iuJJ!^ul^'ll"^l?Cu,"2"'"JJ'ii^
sparkling, comfort, to invigorate.
.

bright,brilliant.
fire.

by
o. purified
V\iyttu,i%uiJUipni-p

ing
lightening flash'iiiyl^Mii^yiuijiyiii
a.

s.
; -iJn^flS.

s. health, vivacity,
\\uijuiiM,n.ni.pitt3'
liveliness,
loveliness ; sprightliness
,

[baster.

gaiety,sportiveness.

s.
\\u,jmlrp

lightning
; thunder.

marks

in ala-

veins

or

\\Lj,nlin.
rejoicing,exultation;
s.

s.
phys. spintherometer. capering,friskiness, frolicsomeness,
\\uijitu,^uMili

aquaticanimal, fish.
playfulness:

s. little spark.
\u;jiflili
S. bot. S. b'/fr/"?-*\\iyb^luntn

"tjp "n-tlT, tjfi, "n.pj',

\\iiMjuiii.uiir,
to
rejoice,to exult, to leap,
s. percussion-cap.
l|""/6-4ui%
tj'y vn.
frisk
to
or
skip for joy, to romp, to
s. furuncle, boil ; S. $"_
tloyft-on-^^
to play,to be all alive;
[uni_"i-"""/
s. silex,flint.
sport, to frolic,
IXui/S^uip
oJm"
ed,
plihq^ the
tfuibl^utjo^
iiuiiuiiL.utU
\{mjliutjltir,
irguj vn. to be establishround
me.
[mal).
consolidated, rooted.
serpents are twining
I

iliayiT,
ly s.
beam
-

li"^"t~
flag-staff;

(from an anis. kick

\\u,iu"..l-liuu-u.li
containing fish or
a.
\\M/mnjii^u.^
S[aquaticanimals^"U'
^"Wf 'jta

Jun^uipCflr^ni-gui

TlJ/i"../p^,
p*"'"j "" having
P"-CT.

weaver's

; sail ;

mast

"aa.ui^iii^nqj^ii'b
jhuiui

fore

"

; raizen

;
if-po^niraise a -;
-

%lri_^-^ to
%iri^
^A, to
,

wife,married, conjugated.
the fair
s. pi-women,
\\u,%u.%l,

firmness.
stabiHtj,

s.

; to dismast.

unmast

-nt-Uh
l\uyni-f

s. gynecseum
^:\u"'lllu^il^L|

stable, firm, constant,

a.
1]"oy""i-V"
immoveable

durable

estate, houses

f*^

lands,landed

"

real

"

estate;

s. stability.
-nM-P-pLii
s. anat.
penis.
li,yn.p%
wind.
boisterous
s.
^ui/u
Written
o.
or
signedby
Mtyuirpmii.lip

the emperor.

[or

sex.

harem,

raglio
se-

convent.

; nunnery,

feminine, weak,
a.
\\u/i,uM%^.up.u,py
timid,cowardly, pusillanimous.
tf%iij a. born of a
I\u/i,uiiqiu6-p'
I

woman.

a.womanish, feminine.
l^u/biiijiiM^iiA
a.
petticoated
\\,i/i,ut^ni,u^uAq.t-pJ
,

race.

clothed in woman's
garments.
a. of imperialfamily
\iiji,lrpu,nu,pJ'
s. gynecocraey,
\\u/iiu/Lq,iiuit-uini.p-f
a. imperial; s. imperial
\\ui/alrpuii^
petticoat government.
princeor princess.
ure
a. imperial.
IjuAu.^ a, green, verdant; s. verd^uyulrptM,^uM%
peror,
ema. resembling an
^tptk
\\uyulrpuilik-pui
; puijunf-yi sea-green ;
-

like

[finegreen colour; greenish.

iris-green,
a.
painted green, of a
IfuAuf^iufL^-'^
a. green
llui^io^u.^n/^
; dark green.

imperial.
emperor,
in the
associated
a.
'y^uijub-puililij
an

empire, ruling jointly.

\\uajulrpui%UMir
uiguif
crowned

to

Vll.

become

imperial dignity,to

fiSO tO
or

"aa.hutq
\\u/bMitituauMpiT.
f

to be

-ifni-iupTC clothed
with
leaves
a.

[claim emperor.
nt-q^Vdi tO prOl\uijuh-ptuqni-a"ultlrirf
emperor,

s- empire ;
\\uijairpni-P-'t

the

Bussian
to

the

to the

or

Miyup, ut-p,^,
;

s.

puig

-i
ilt4io^u."t.

His

imperial

ompcror,

Imperial

to
green,
verdant.

or

elector; ^pii^
^uijupi^iitipp
aipuMq
s. elecmpmliaiiia. electoral ; -mpm.p-'^
[torate.
Muijupm-^lsf.empress.

\\ufiinma.uMg
,

a.

brisk
agile,
lively,

sprightly
; swift,

grow

vn

green

to
.

becoms
to

again;

be

leaved.
a. green
^MiHiui^uuiuifUMpP^
to palut
Va.
\\u/biii^jnL.^ui'lilrJ',
ni-j[i

cse-

healthy; active

or

\\aibui^%aiJ',
"uguMi

jesty.
Ma-

s*

"

a.
\uM%uiiuMihifresh,blooming.

"

dignity.
sar

"aa.h'aul
f

vered
verdure, coverdant,
grass,

with

green.

n""'-""'5

ate
elev;^- uiirp.uiiCiiiui_,io

purple ,

'

stain green,

to make

green.

s. green,
'^u,%ui^"-P-1,lA

lour;
co-

green

verdure.
ad.
lluK^/ojiofnu^
;

womanlike

to adorn
^uipii.u,pl,i_,

oneself like a

woman.

or

manly
wo-

deck
be-

MaJhuijl,
ji_"y

minine,
made
of hemp ; -^ a. cannabine ; *.
j*^o.j a. female,feefifemid
uck
womanly, womanish
drill,
;
; -4""." s. hemp-seed ; -"n-4
the
urtica
cannabina.
utp u.^
stalk.
womankind,
s.
[dicle,
,

nate

fair

sex

Jiy%

womanish

qy-tuin woman's
female attire or
to dress

voice ;

garments

ornaments

oneself

in

mankind

^i"%u"^ ^
,

-^

hemp

s.

pi.women

*.

; tow.

the

gas--,

[menses.

street

"

measure

S.

a.

^u/ii^it-uA-nt-P-pji,s, measuring by
"

S, -q-hq^,
-^hiu'l,
Hiui,^iu,,_"p

t-plr^,teeth three

cubits

[cUbltS.

",

"

foot"

J"'P'h"'P^f"llutn-h^uiliunL-aUM^
trim, to light,to extinguish

to

long.

or

"

to

get up

P-nupf
or

lUrl

rise

s. foretelling,
\u%[uu,pu/uni.p[i
diction
pre-

again,to be built
stay, to stop; j"^.
up;
^i^ufbjinifP-nuPt tO WlU
the victory;
to un^.p^^^
or

to

build,to rebuild, to
raised

nag ;
the

qi^po^tnuiumuMilp.ni-J^h to

"

standard

ifuAntX
q^uii/iua,.

of

rebellion;
to

nM-pnt^

tinate,to re-habilitate

the

foreboded

-,

project,to

to

[erect.

rear.

'l"'%*"/"^
a
upright standing
-nL-Hi,
the raising
MuM'hifiini.p-piX
s,
up ; re-establishment,building,erection,
ing;
construction; restoring,reviv.

foretold.

a.

complish
ac-

design ; -^^ hp^^luip^

to

prance,

out

carry

or

forewritten.
^u.fi^uiqpMu^uA

to

to

to write beforehand,
llmifiinq-pt-iTva.
[writing.
predictin writing.
s.
predictingin
\,u%luu.i.pni-Plti^
to
s- advance
liuApimq-puiiT
;
"iu"^,
-

advance

sums.

s. introduction.
\\uA,/ua,ii.pai-PpL%
forewarning; forea.
'l\ui%p,uiiit^n/j
s. antedate.
^uHipiuiR[ii-

resurrection.

Mu/i,q.",^i
q.%"js. cubit; a. straight,
standing,
perpendicular,erect,onfoot;
firm, stable ;
ad. quite,totally,
/I
entirely;-4",^,to be up or afoot;

scient;*,
pre-

giftof prophecy.
[prescience,
s.
tfiMA/uuii-pmni-Pf
foreknowledge,
ad. already,before,
'l[iMiyi,uji.n/ti
viously,
preformerly,antecedently.
telling;
""
foreboding,forelq"A/"o"Y-"'-2f"4

reputation or good name

of; {unpuA,
utriiy/b to pitch a tent; to erect an
altar; q^uA, to reduce
words
to
acts,

ticator.

rc-prls-

restore

or

foreknowing

diviner, foreboder; prognos-

raise

introduction.

'^.ui^uMfk"'""

obtain

or

put out a
; S. l""u(""%
\\,u'i,pisiiuiii.np(r
uig s. lamp-makcr ;
*."
seller;
-^uTCuin.
-kbp """ bearing ;
to
to
a.
found,
having a
;
-^n. s. "lighter ; -"-"y"
up,
tetter-wort.
construct
hot.
celandine,
s.
; -[..r -fvinu,

up, to erect, to set

or

4^tw#ft,i"#_

"

er's
glass blowaphlogistic-; Jfii^.
-; uiiip.ng-,
".*_
lighting by itself;
%,upnpp.
sinumbra
Juib-nt-^^^
-;
uuint-hp
p-uimk-p
soldering ; -^ [utaqhutini^

\\u/i"^,lr,r,
to raise,to liftup,
va.
t-1,1,
to re-establish
re-instate,
; to raise

vn.

"

cubit long ; J-.u%[,u%h[j

\\iiM%ifi,lru,'i,
a.
a
q~

to

jn_

'^Mu%ifi,u,^if
s. cubit

-u

; Ti^uiiiuimnt^

"

signal
(^P^uiPiti-ii^n^j^

"

shaped,erect

'

night-light,
spirit";

'

tifully
;-4'""""4, beaustature.

pe-

'

enameller's1|"'%f.%uf^"-^,
~fiu,%a. standing, upright, li-u,q.npb-[erect
straight,

S. lamp ;
"nt^HMMtt.npn".^
tion-,
"tl'zfr'P'H
lf[iiiqlt
"'ii-'!i illuminauia

pt,

i}"3bh ^'y^il'

uimqn^

\\uib[3-h-nt

attire ;
tO He

-,

^lAp-aip s. cantharis,Spanish fly,

^tin".i_

female

handle

s.

^pj.

"/aiut%lr"_^/hcin
itA^k/i^np^
with

I\ut'iil3/y

[warned.

to

rise

to

get up

haughty, proud

^'i"^

vain ;

sat

to

iamuiM.

be
he

s, prediction,
prophe'^u/ii^iu^ouni.'f

foreknown,
a.
l^aAfiiiiitMMAoP

predicted;

seen,
fore-

^^moi-/?/."AS. ll""*.

piiua-nutni^PntJi
"

ancient, of
l|u/%/ifuf(u"^,
11/ a.

quated
anti-

terate
old,inve-

observance,
or
dice,
^uipttlrpunjnpni-PJ prejuprepossession,preoccupation;established,
prescience, foreknowledge;
q^fimnJ^,

he
upright ; tr^u.^
stopped ,
stayed, or did not pass beyond.
\\u/iiq.
[,js. male eagle.
-

date

1lii/%^""Y^ir,
t-q.yvn. to be well
or
deeply rooted,well founded, -ni-PJi s. ancient custom
usage
fixed; quiifjiuiiufnt-i
prepossession.
-qt-uifjunstable, ancientness; prejudice,
not well fixed ; S- ^a"pu.p"n""^,
a
\\aAluu3^iiiu
early precocious
collar.
s. large wooden
^lafifp^i.
premature,forward.
a.
paid in anticipaMiuiir^S. ^uAui./,-huif a. hempen,
\\iiAp,iu^uimn/j
,

"

MH^ii

MMjG

526

advance
tion,advanced ;
i^-puiir,
ilAt-uto advance, to advance sums.
-

\\u,%"'uu,g

s.

rule,regulation
; order,

tute,
method, law, ordinance,precept,sta-

invited
a
on
regimen; model, example; cantltui/uwipuiL-i^P
precerule
a
as
general
e,ufbii,uliu,%
dently.
;
;
to foretell,
to announce
gularly
re"yHu/h^uiiiuflihirva.
according to rule ; strictly,
"s -f
canonically; ^it^,
beforehand, to predict; -iuji,_
; 2 -""j
rule
to
as
a
or
serve
s. prediction.
precept ; "i/a.4"2.,
nt-P-liL^
to
a. foretold,
keep, to break the
^uiiiluuiTCuin.
predicted. ini-h-u,'i,lri_
Mfarith. rule
rules or regulat'ons
introduced
hand;
beforea.
\lit,%Piu,irni.in
"-/"/"j
;
of
s. prcjudice,
un^npnt-PT'
possession.three,proportion.
pre.

s. canonist ; -"^limm.P^
\u"ui!iiiaif.l;m
of canons.
*" book
law; -"thp-e^
s. law-giver legislator.
\\ui%n'i"i,.l.lip
,
a, relatingto rules
'iiaii/uuiuuij
o.predicting,
foretelling; l|/"%n%u/^^i/"^a"%
or
foretold,foreboded;
regulations.
tions;
predicto foretell,
to predict,
'y\u,'unhu3^pyir,
hgfi va. to establish
iViiir[_,
to prognosticate; to forewarn ; -^4 a.
for:
rules or laws, to make
regulations
canon-law.
into
to
admit
s.
-ni-P-Ji^,
prophetic;
prediction.
statute,
s. regulation,
a. provident,wary,
y^ufiiluuimltn
tious,
cau\\u/iin'r,ui,^pat-Plii-'ii

\\u,%piuia,u^j;ii'iilru,i_a.
prodestinatod
;
s. predestination.
-jh/iini-P-Jii^

s.

canon

constitution.
[*.-ness.
canonical
lluAiAuifiuAa.
; -"."./?/.ti
observant of rules ;
a.
\\..An%tiiuiu,^

prudent;-ni^p-fiiXs. foresight,
precaution; prevision.
[early.
a. thrown
\\ui%lua,p^

down

or

fallen

a. foreshown,presaged.
\\u,%lu,a^yj

-nt-PptA

s.

observation

of rules.

a. regular,methodical ;
\\u,%niu,i-np
to regulate,to rule,to put in
order ; -^^ s. regulator; -n^p-^iiis.
^uhifulrj;trglivn. to rise or get up
early; to arrive early, before daybreak;regularization.
to hasten,to hurry, to make
i\,u%n%hj;
tjp va. to regulate,to
to arrange
haste, to arrive beforehand, to anticipate,
determine, to order,to dispose,
to go or get before,to precede,
to
to
to
stitute,
condecree,
prescribe,
;
to get the start of,to outstrip
to establish : to canonize.
; -g "#_
n.uiL.ou.'b to rise with the dawn, to
^Xu/bniili^na
"fi,
get
; /^t-tiAp
tug S. CaUOn
at
to
life
day-break
an
up
;
ni%y[_,
; -mliu/iia. belonging to a
cupy
preoceasy

l|i"%^u"before, antecedently,
formerly,anciently,in bygone times.
ad.

-tiFva.

"

;
to

liUMuiutpnL.tlii
ffi^liuni-pnL.a

"

anticipateone's

desires

-m-PfnA
to the

he drew near
"-nt.^,"^,
morning " evening
" presentedhimself fortydays.
a. predicted
foretold ; s.
llu/L/.,tpq.
mus.
prelude.
,

a. in cash, ready (money)

1]"/"^^/.4
;
-q-puij; ready money, cash; -^mmn^.,

-ess.
-ry; -nM^/^psf.

s.

s. appendix
IfuAniiipJht-'iip

wishes;

or

or

ment
supple-

canons.

MoAni-lu %lunj a. premature, precocious,

,

ripe before

the

; old, ancient

anterior

season
; prior,
the
; ad. before

time,prematurely,very early;uf mai-ii_

1".
tifbuMH-ufu
early or first,late or

backward

fruits ; ufbiphii-". ""%""_

" the latter rain,
guAt-u to pay in advance. [anticipation.
y-uit/ the former
vernal " autumnal
rain.
\\u,'i,lun..p^
s.
priority,anteriority
;
-

^Mu^funi^ifii
s* prellio*^,
^p^puj^tut-uMuutpjiti
[", -pM-i s. cry, scream,
cession
nj,
of the equinoxes,
shriek ;
tt
[or informed.
lium-oA^ fiW, my cries "
-

shouts.
a.
ItuAiPint-al-uii^
already instructed
l|iut"^u.^,
-(uiii.,nf s. thistle-head; lluAjtiT,
tjf

^mu/jij,

artichoke ; u.m^ -[, bottom

artichoke
; Jt" -/" artichoke-

of

an

chard; -I'lukJ- S.
.

i.

vn.

to cry, to cry out,

*
; to call after,

; to exclaim

scream

to halloo.

'^Ifl'u.pu.pffu
after.
llml/^n^a.
crying; calling
; -u/iin^

artichoke-ground.
hook.
wooden
*lli"""4f^s.
switch
^^%TC"p,-^l/u s. rod, stick,
,

pole,perch.

y\u,'i,ii'i"uli
/Is. rape, rapeseed.
,

to

\utj"Jbuij',
tutjuij
hard
;

as

leather,to

vn.

grow

to shrivel ; j^g'.
to become
to be clownish.

Muiiusa.
u"j
,

s,

to

become

hard

or

as

tough,

rude,coarse,

bribe,present; fees

^m
-o^crf. by

force

Mm

327

of

bribery,through
to bribe,
to
the palm ; to suborn;

\\uMuiuij,
J,s. cassock, monk's gown,

corruption
; ^/?^^. mu,^,

Tiiuuiiuti
[,s.

corrupt, to

llufu^wliiuiYU'4
*. gaoler,
gaol-keeper.
a.
s.
'i\'"''iu/i,uji.np
bound, detained,

grease

iuiLbnuj to take

-u

pass, defile.

bribes.

a.
\\ui^njiipilrli
bribed, corrupted, captive,prisoner.
suborned; venal;
^uiiiiuilitTi;
,unihi_,to bribe
-"^".jess,bewits.
with giftsor -with money.
*" pl- bonds
l|iuu;"i^2p
; hand-cuffs
,
to suffer onefetters,
self
\\ui^n.ii,"iiiuig
iPiiliirvnmanacles; rope, cord, string:
to be corrupted,to take bribes.
tion
excommunicapass, defile : censure,
mni-i
;
-%uij prison,jail,gaol ; ^
-tr" uip/iuAtruto fetter,
to procure
to put in irons;
through bribery"
ainjiihij
render
to
to
to
nal;
vecorruption;
corrupt,
imprison.
oneself to be
to allow
hot. caper; caper-bush
\\uiuiuip,
fb%iri_,
uig s. lead;
-u

corrupted by presents,to

be venal.

; -uipnM-iL.

s.

massicot;

-""_

s. bribery,
ruption
cor\\iu^n.uilipftni.p-l,iX
fzi^ a. lead-coloured
ber
; -lu^nplrs. plumlead-works
or
s.
[rupting.
; -u.^npitiii.pl,
; venality.
"manufacture
s. act of bribingor
s. lead-pen^la^ain.ui'iip
corcil
~u"i.pltj_
;
a.
.1lu"^"in.u"n.iif.
s. plummet,
taking bribes,
; -iMif/fip
if-nt-iiif.
^t-pAu/ii
u/j
leadorned; plumb-line ; -"i"4'""!p m""j
*.
venal; subgreedy of gifts,
corrupted,
-

of lead ;
unjust
accepting or taking -"yoif. o. leaded; -kiya. leaden,made
bribes.
[presentsto corrupt. of lead ; -inTva. to plug or stop with
bribOS Or
l\in^ain.aiinnt.
lead, to lead, to plumb ; -nj nUi^ s.
uij O. giviug
6o". anise-seed.
to
to
[bond, cord.
llui^n-h^if,
bribe, cort^[i va.
rupt,
detention
to
to practise
s.
Muiuiatputii
buy over, to
; prison :
upon,
fugitive
a. deserting,
'iXuiuimpTCuq.uipJnij
suborn, to seduce with bribes, [orner.
[bearer.
s. briber, corrupter ; subl|a."u"n./.^
; rebellious,
s
l|.i"^""/
quivera.leathern,made of leather.
lliti,Miuiii7Cui/^l,p
ipwj

-^uiot/""-/"^,venal

judge; -pjs.

mine

or

; -lyp'

of the nature

a.

the

s. currier ; -m.p-'p s.
lliujA-f."//*S. l"""tu"^"7i/^
"c.
l|/"^ ^nj s. bide, skin,leather.

fumishcd
U.
'yiiaiiluip-iCaiL.nir
~-2Clrmi_
with a quiver,(archer).

rying;
cur-

ai/
s, quiver ;
^iuuiu"p7(^"^Cjtj
i^uip^
treat,
to descrt, to rebel ; to reini.^aiblri_,
"

down
one's
flee,to throw
[extremitiesof sausages.
of a ham; tied
s. hock
*ll"."/^f^"-^/

to bind, to tie
va.
\ai^iu'i"i.lrir,
b-jli
to bind tightly,
to lash together.
fast,
of stones,
mass
Ijuir^uin.
Mujjs. heap

to

arms.

s. tavcm,
\uiuiyijuj
-fjiHing -ij/iiu
public-house;eating-house : brothel.

of rocks.

\\uM^p.n,.nA strong , sturdy,

a.

bust,
ro-

s. -"^n"-4/'
sf. tavom
\\uiuitri_uiuilru,

athletic,
muscular, brawny.

j,s, magpie, pie.

Ijuf^iuyiK^

eating-housekeeper, publican.
to tie,to
to bind,
1\uiuit-,r,
va.
"ii'uMui
trjjp
fij". tie,fastening,knot;
y
fasten
bind
to
bind
tie
to
fast,
or
;
ligature,lace, lashing, band, withe,
up ;
bandage, swath; rope, cord, string; to pinion;to cord,to bind with cords ;
ation to bind, to connect or link with ; to
gr. spelling;^^. tie,bond, link, obligchain,to put in irons,to imprison;/f^-.
; a. sour, sharp,harsh, tart.
to
bind by friendship,
tax
by contract ;gr.
S'
\\ujuiuiij
paid for a
nj
ui^
to excommunicate;
[joined. to spell;
dignityor privilege.
" ii^illit^
or

l|u"//ui^^^bound
a.

together;

to
\aiufiuii,iufnp
ipiliirvn.

con-

clear away

loose;

ti.

to bind
MupiuMlilri_,

,\,o bind
jupiniiiu

up

"

in bundles,

in fagots;
uiiiiinni.^uiuif-upn^
treaty,
to correct,to
to
chide,
ifu/iia
/"
4^puu
repudiateobligations. [sension.
to cento
sure
to
strife
blame,
disor
punish,
chastise;
a. causing
\\uitnuilin.lii.
ulumX
to
tongue-tie;
ifikinL.
\\uiuiuili^lr,r,
unite,
;
i-j/jtia.tobindjto
ui%ilti'to gain celebrity, to win
to join together.
; -fiirvn.
s,
junction, fame,to acquirea great name
bond, joint,con\\uM,nuiligni-P-lt
en;
tied or bound ; to thickto be fastened,
tion,
connexion; coherence, relaattached to, to
concatenation.
fig,to become
any

obstacles ; fig-to break

to

iiun-

328

affection

conceive

for;

^A^

mf-t-y

tO knit SOul
g ni-Jlrpu^pnil_,
""ft-y
in the closest
to soul, to be linked
"

bonds

of affection ; ^maiUm^a. bound;

ilr_
imprisoned,enchained ; liujuihu,i_
"-"-

n-iff,

bound
liiuuikuiutinJiLf

hand

foot;[,pp^uiuifrmi^s. rebus.
^j s. piece of linen
MiiiiMitpm

"

to dospoll,to de-"
\luiminlrir,
vo.
irj[i
to collect
to
predate ;
plunder,to loot,,
to
booty,to rob, to strip, depriveof,

[ping,depredation,
pillage.

to bereave.

-nL.au
s. Spoiling,stripl\uijMia.nif
limn. ^mp^iAlrir vn. to fix the regards
,

of

or

s. Brasll-wood.
Maiuimaiifiiyui

to rivet

bend,

to

on,

cloth ; ^iininp tatter,rag ; uyi-t,

y
sack- or hair-cloth ; ujuiinuin-t-i^^ to

on.

a. harnessed,put
\\uMn.iup.uipi
-"i/'7".
team;
pair of carriage
to; -^I'f^
tear to shreds,to tatters ; * S. '^"/"f". itmn-uipyu
s. zoophytc.
[horsBs.
of
coach-maker.
\\uiufk-pu,iul^
l|"ii/i.""f^"T^^
-in^li". piece
rag,
uij s.
zool. gnat, mosquito.
shred, strip,scrap, cuttingof linen or
\imn.uiJ-ni.,i_s.
-

-"

cloth.

[tution.

\iutn.uti/hjpin
-H a. fightingfrom
chariot ; s. fightin chariots.
moset;
"t'lpp marXtuiiLuii/ni-ut
hpliujbui,
MTuiuy a. hamossed
coach ;
a
carriage-gate.
"i-nuL'ii

lluMuii'iip
uipMu,^s. priceof prosti,

^uiMiiltii
m^utj
,

*.

ape ;

iftd-, baboon;
monkey.
\\uMuilif,
uitCom^s- cab, bin, ephah,
bath : bezel,mounting, setting;
-^ "".
-

ihu,

i""j

socket

orbit

or

of

of

"

the eye ; -^
iron greaves,

to

\liiin.Mii%
mj

cable.

s.

s. coach-house
\\tiia.uiiin^
job-carriage.

; ^um^

-fi,

lowing
l\uin-u/i,^,
1)u"".o"^f.
cry, outcry;belto
-t-iT
vn.
utmuiJ'ui'u^
; croaking ;
cry, to
alveolus.
utter
to
to
to
socket,
shout,
cries, bawl;
roar;
\uMui\,u,nibifb
!"s. Capitol,[grapes. to low, to bellow ; to croak ; -^i.is.
of a bunch
stem
of
s.
l|"/"iY"-ia^
crying; bellowing; croaking.
l|i/"u/("-ir,
^^ItiiiLUMu^h-ur
s. coachman,
tj/ivn. to ape, to mimic.
"ilutp
driver:
Muiui^nt-p-JitX
s. mimicry.
drover; governor,
regent,
hot. lovage.
man's
M'"i^1-ls;i_s.
chief,rector ; uip-nn-uili
-iluip^coach\auiym ; ni^my
box.
a.
blUO, Sky-blue,
cerulean,azure; ". light blue ; ?-"/"j^-.
\\uin.iuiltaplrj'
trjp VO. tO driVC a
dark blue ;
the
coach
to
to direct,to guide,
:
liquidplain,
conduct,
^u,^n
the -wateryway,
the main, the sea.
to govern,
to rule,to regulate; "//"u"/c
^"""Hn'-Pt^^*" sourness,
to drive,to rattle along at full
acritude, ^1,1yiutuimjas. tie,ligament, [tartness. sTpeed-j-piTppt-t-a
'in./Jhgto be borne
the wings of the wind.
qufl^nl-ui ta
S. SpOils, on
linlfnulwiL-wn
booty, plunder, loot; a. despoiled,
of drivjug:
s. act
\ajn.uiilu,pni-Pl,tlb
to despoil, conduct, regency,
stripped; uinXU-u p-nqni.i_,
direction,government;to plunder ; J-nin^i_
to
muA,
u/iililrin^
house-keeping, econ^gather the spoils.
[lean. *""y )
politics.
"^""u^-et policy)
l|a.i^ni."iu"^o,^,
a.
blue, aizure, ceru[y s. carriage-or wagi\iiiMt.uiuii'pj',
gon-train

i""ti"'3"
vamp
for

armor

the

shoe;
legs ;

utu

"

'

"

"

\\uiuini.mtu^
uMg
,

blue, sky-blue ;
blue ;

bluish

a.

livid ;

the roof
iiuMiruMp,

rathcr

*.

bluish,light
or

canopy

of

heaven, the cerulean

vault; -i tp4.
*A? sky-blue; itn.^,. ultra-marine ;
-

"

Ppni-aliuiiiuA Prussian
-

blue.

train ;
tpPp
,i.u,i,Jt[,
;
up-train
; tpM^^
slow
i^-p-u,^IiumJ"
jiuJpiiiip-uig fast,
train
; ^mu^'ah-tj^ l^uMjuit^uA t^uaJui*.^
[uuip^jillphiJiiuililip
or
"piupi tpP-^
hi-k-litiij,
i^ouuM%u,g-, express,
ping
stop-

railway

down-train

azure

livid, passenger,

blackish.

mixed

blue, bluish

-litriya.

goods-

or

luggage-

excursion

train ; u-y^ui^n^
H'k
carriage-truck;
k^uiu m^ui 4^*^
*"*- il'"y J-iMMtTn,^,
the half past five
o'clock
train is just arrived ; S. b/".
~

"

q""u{nL"""^/liri
vn.
trju,/
bluish

or

to

livid,to approach

become
to blue.

Huiui"L.,aiulim.pitJi,
s, lividness.
/{""P-n'-nb
[".chariot-race.
bot.
S. \aiuiuip
*\uiulului[,
\\uiufp^ui^
\lu,n.iup2a,t.
a. racingin chariots;
uij
ll"i#u/ii.u/^
a. sky-blue,sky-coloured.
1l"ofi.u".4""
a. having
many coaches,
y^uiuiiniyl/i,
a. chem. cyanic.
or
waggons
carriages.
'

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llllS

3 30

"n-UuHnu^Hnfto^ beefsteak

with

S. ^ulultll^l'l\p
^aiinuif"nt-l3-hLii

tatoes.
po-

ad. furiously, madly,

\iuiiiiaiiiuipiMii,
to pervert.
to profane,
^^mii^hirva.
frantically,
desperately, [roistering.
a.
s. chestnut-tree
speakingfuriously,
'^aiulilAfi
l|u"in""i^u"/iia"
; ^'i-i-l'i
O,
i\uiiiiuinuiliu
\\uiinaitliii-la-pt-b
horse"; -^ s. chestnut-grove.
l^uiuiuinhiili
S' hot. sycamore-tree.
\\uMulinL.ai,
s. chetn. malting.
'

"

'll"u"/,"_"/',
"//iva.
to
triturate,

to thrash

; to

corn

pound,to

tO

l]tumiiin/rqnl-.qii/hht/'i
ni-jl'VU.
drive
into
to
a
rage, to
rage,

bruise,to grind.
%M,uni.Si,s. cessation : thrashing.
madness,
death.
Ilutu,,,
s. pincers'.

mad,

to drive

Cn-

goad to
plague to

to

[ing,maddening,
enraging,provokl\,iiu,u,iihjni-.j^l^a.
imnhujj o- furious,
tlmifiuo^/i
Yz-n/

i\iuumu/iiu3f
fis. chestnut.
t

herbs.
s. bird living
on
lli""/iu"^
liuia,u,/f
s.
green wood-pecker.
Mj

ate,
passionpetuous, fierce,frantic,fiery,
wild,
untamed,
jesting,trifling,
santry,
pleaviolent,unruly,

\\u,u,,x,^,
f, s.

trick,facetiousness ; derision, ferocious.

ious,
fura.
mockery, sport; S. ]o""r^;
l|"/"i"ii""^/""r,
jocose,
ihjiy vn.to become
into
to
a pasto be enraged,
fly
waggish; humorous, diverting,droll,
sion,
ad. pleasantly,
to put oneself in a fury,to break
comical; g
ly,
jestingin jest; humorously, jocosely; into a fit of rage, to fall into a violent
joking apart; u-m.
passion.
Pnii_Mu'iiq.p
n^if-,
to jest,to joke, to play the fool;
-niJlL
s. fury,impetuosity,
"iih-u
\\u,,".u,in,.plii^i
ness
madto
to
cut
frenzy,
ferocity,
jestingly,
,uuIti_
g
say
rage,
the
wild
to
jokes on; lyup, h,.
fury
laugh
rage,
iuaiihu
^nqJh^
;
ness.
at,to mock, to jeer,to rally,to scoff of the winds ; -^ui rage, canine mad-""

-u

at, to turn into ridicule ; "ju/i hi- -^A.

to be laughed at,to be the laugh"iihij
/" aij s. summit, top,
ing-stock \uiiiiiup
nj
of.
height;end, conclusion, term, accomplishment
cock's
MuMmuMiiu.p.u.'i,
a. droll,facetious,
comb;
4"f"-i""cular,
jo;
ness,
rived
waggish; -""-/?? s. facetiouscrest; tuft;^ -5" t4"/"# 2*'"^4"'j he arat the height of favour; S. -".*-.
conceit,pleasantry,jomerry
ll"a"i"u^iu^
coseness, humour.
[ij luj s- end,extremity,
,

"

s.
\\u,u,ui^.a'ifp
pleasantry,jesting,
foolery;mockery, jeering,jeer,scoff,

term

accomplishment,

tion;
consumma-

end, close, expiration; effect;

taunting; opprobrium ; 6-u/y,/ "//"^'i'destiny; uiS-t^/r /"
4"'""'-jr'"*'*'/.
ishing
to the end, to put the finuiiAhi_,to laugh, to scoff or jeer to conduct
-liiiuj
with
to
to
cover
at,
ridicule; or iruiiy,
touch, to accomplish,
fect;
perhito make
oneself
i\flihi_,
limiuii-%ui
uijuiii-"iiuitf
strangG
'iinitu/ii^uAi
to render oneself an object
his destiny ; Jpi^i. f- "3/. to the
ridiculous,
was
of derision; to be the sport or laughshall be no
time
end of time, when
ing-stock
A-i.

",

of.

longer ;

a. given to waggery
\uii,i,uliiuukp
or
jesting, jocose, waggish, jocular,

sportive,playful.
\iuiniuliiTir,
hgl,va. to joke, to
to rally,to mock, to laugh at.

lliuinw^A-^f~uili
,

a.

Mxij

s.

actor ;

t
plays;. \,;iu
-

man;

un-m-pfL^

in

advanced

give full powers

to

to.

a.
\\uimu,phiiun.n[ihimprovod

proving
; im-

to finish ; to

jo..

play, to represent
farce.

end is

,nuii_

rally.

the

to empower,
[i^u.'tini-P-lii^,

to

improve,
; -hJ'va.
perfect; -nt./?/.ti
s. improvement,

fuuiquiu^u/tni-liaat^
perfection.

it is but

but

to act
^n^^u!birij

out
years, old, aged ; decrepit,worn
burlesque,
with age ; it'blri_hito improve;
frt_..

s. comedy;
\\iMi,niulihiiii-ni-[HiJii

to write
plflikij,

yet.

median
co-

of comedy.
a. fond
l|u#i"i",^"y"^u,"/4^^
to act
vo.
ltiuinui/iir["i.lrtr
comody ;
to

^tt- 4

facetious.
farcical,

fig.to jeer,to mock,

"oii_

ll#"mu.^t""^a.
accomplished,
perfect,
tire
consummated, complete, enfinished,
tense
jest;
past
; gr. preterite,
; lyp
of ripe years, grown
man
up ; fig.
fect
per-

comic.

comical
a.
^"uu,ui^ti,fiii/^,iA

not

[a perfectstate.

a. produced, born
Maimuiph-iuiftlfii

in

tt. oquallypcrfect.
l]ia"n"Y)/r^u^^j

iiliS

5;

*l"oin"u^fr^u4""uau;}
a.grown

up, adult.

of fipG
yXiumuiplriffMjpmt-ipJulum
a.

MW

to bring
*o kitten,
wauling ;j*4t./'/L-/'
"

forth

kittens ; -".^^i.^

understanding,discreet,
head
prudent,judicious

[fection; entirely. -iu/^uA^s.

sage.

s.

bot. cat's-

; -u,/unu,s. bot. cat-mint,valerian;

bot.

anagallis,chickweed

ad. perfectly,
in pery^uiaiuifthi"iuil;u
-u..itin s. bot. cat's-ii"4%s. cat's-eye;
s. completion,
tail ; -luiaiLJlti
Mutmuiplrilip
accomplishment.
s. zool. skate,
ifrajj
ray, thorn,

back

-naA
s. bot.
-/"4s. kitty,pussy;
lu^n.
^lak-l/
^utjma-l^%
~iu

tegrity
'^utmuiphini-P-lit^
s, perfection incat S-IOOt ;
,
pletion,
com; crowning, perfecting
;
,ni"tjbpwhen

#?"_"

"

the cat's away,

will

tion
accomplishment, consummamartyrdom : consecration ;

-^

or

^n

Holiness.

your

-.

tiation;
ini-

play.

1'3 s. worshipper of
\\u,aini-uMuiui2y
"

cats ; -nt.p[i,.%
cat-worship.

to end,
'\^utu,ui[,lrj;
h^\tva. to finish,
MuMp n, nil s.
to accomplish,to complete, to consummate; packthread,twine
to

execute,

to

perfect,to

to
effectuate,
ize;
to realfulfil,

cord

to crown,

the mice

line,string,

; needlework

ing;
sew-

sew,toseam.
4."7"4""'i"A/_,to
s. force, vigour; power;
\iu,p^ /r"4-,
faculty,capacity,ability;means,
it is possible
it
is
""^4impossible;
;
seam;

-"#

improve; to consecrate, to
to initiate; "^.
hallow, to sanctify;
to
to fulfil a duty ;
as
perform,
possible; g -p "fint._
/" -^, as much
uiuMp,"u
to
out
with
all
a
project;
p-nif^,
^unp^at-cn-,
possiblespeed; g? -["
carry
to

-f

^.uJu u/hlpi

be

to

have

do

contented,to

one's

will,to

according to one's

desire ;
to fulfilthe
qli'uJh nt-pm.^
wishes of,to humour, to content;
-

[ii-p
^ipmilhint-P-fi
jnp
wrath

on
vengeance
;
t
o
terminate
f"-/".

or

HUMt-ni-pu
; to end

glut

to

one's

OUO'S
,

one's

bgk

reer
ca-

"up

or

much

as

"

your

n^ip-ui^u

little as can
as
be; fii^puipuip^
%ni.,uii_,
ing
accordone
^ii-P^ l,i.pni.ir-[i
every
to his ability
b -[".p""-"/"
; "pis"'fi
you

or

can

-p ,
; [aju-pnt^ir
much
as
,

power

qopni-fllias

Itl.

as

as

for him
possible

was

;/b

as

lies in

np^,jM kp
he

could

-f,qopnJt

to
days ; q^nif-ft
fiityto the utmost of my power, the
to
give up the ghost,
expire,to die ; best I can, alll can ; n^^-^v b "^t-n.u Jhp
it is not in our
to be
cannot
vn.
ended, accomplished,
-/""/"
;
power, we
crowned; to end, to die.
b 4!rp.p'"*tr b'-c'^'"^3beyond their
finished,
that
conducts
to the
s.
^uiuiuipfi^
strength.
executor:
end, finisher,
consecrator;
pumfip
Jfs. butter ; p-utptTf
i\uMpt"ii^
executive.
a.
fresh,best, rancid -; -u#_
lrP-piT.ui_\a3mmpnqu,uihms. author of all Mys- ijjfiTCun.
[1s. "dealer ; S. Mn^[,
s. compasses
: arch,
teries;high-priest;
minister,celebra"^lapuiiip,
lihrng
-

'

[bration;consecration.

tor.

celes. administration,
\uM,nuipniinJf,
J UMtnuMniiM-,

"pniSi,

term, conclusion;end, death;

; initiation ;
um^int-ijto be
cration
conse-

finished ; to

improve

to terminate,
to finish,
uth-L-i_,

ifiuY., [,
-

to

achieve

; S-

tFu'f

; to

improve, to

mason's
J^jit-uu/hj
,

; to round.

compass

thick dirt or mire,mud,

\luipu.ini.J;i.

slough ; a. miry, muddy.

s.
rough, hard winter ;
\i,upu,AJir,L%
brumal
a. wintry
hyemal , stormy.
,
or articulations.
". joints
1lujpuii/h,.p_p
suture; um-uAy
l|u/^u.%/i". seam;
,

fect
per-

[".entelechia.

-p without

seam.

\tiamiui-ui%
s.

bot.

l|ii/i"n"."oj

S.

plummet,

[round, circular.
of a circle,
a. in form
itutpui/fiutAt-M.
to
with
measure
va.
t\ii,pu,iiiiirj;
k-j[,

accomplishment,

s.

tion
completion, consummation; execurealization
; end,
; perfection
,

accomplished,

vault ;
level.

'l^ujpiuai
ijj

origanum.
cat, puss ;

swan
s.
; a"/. cygnus;
-/i.the tuneful
-ft,cygnet; t-pif.
lull/.
,

uipm-

jiufhun^, strains of the expiring swan; -lu'iiWa/u

cat ;
he-cat ; imif.-f, kitten, young
uiuMpm/tinja swan-like neck.
a
mouser
p s. fore-runner, pre'y\,upu,uihm
4s.ypb
cursor;
^u,2_iiiflinpu good
;
to
cat-o-mountain ; "imi.uiu
out-rider;guide; a. precursory;
JjuMi-lri^-f,
the Baptist.
to caterwaul
ing
np. St. John
-^ mew; i^".^".tr
mew,
tom-cat

4-?- she-cat ;
.

n^

"

t-piuJ-^at-p-liiii
-tug

cater-

vn.
\iu,piM"M{k-i"hir,
t-g[,

to

fore-run,
4//.

MM

MU

532

in order ; to set

precede;to guide, to conduct: to

announce.
[sor ; fore-running.
to

in

down

writing.
poser,
orderer, dis-

ally,
l|u"^^u"^^^,
^puig,s.

of procurregulator: tutor.
ll""^B"(/,n/*.
1lu"^^///f.^"-"r,
Irg^va.to put in order,
largejar for wine,cask,
to order, to dispose,
to arrange.
barrel;tun; S. ^-"4.
s. ordinance, disposition
s. lightbaggage.
\\ii,p^ii,q.pnL.p-l,t%
\iu,l,uMulru.li
a.
goods
arrangement
regulation
^utpiuuklifip
gage-bearing;,
carrying
;
; bag,
of burden.
s. beast
organisation,constitution.
s. ofBco
\\iapuiuilrmnt-Pli

unfrockod
o.
\liapf,np-nq_

^uipuitif,
uhui^ s. movcables,
ai-nf
furniture,baggage, equipage ; implements,
,

utensils;
wealth,riches,money;

ip'lr^,to throw

holy

renounce

off the

".

tate
apos-

cowl, to

orders.

tory
invenchattels; ^/./"
Muipn-iuir
a.
-.""-^
"3 s. order, command;
established.
serly,
miordered,
[,
covetous,
-ai-n^,
; 'iu,pt-iui_
s. half a line.
[*.caravansary.
niggardly.
y\u,pfuliku
"lumnLX
s,
a.
religion
caravan
;
Ifiapfuifipjof the same
^ul"lu^"."uil

goods

"

uiu

order ; s. comrade, colleague,companion,

or
joint of a
fellow.
hypochondria.
founder or gens. chief,
Ituipif.,
l\iiipii.u,uilra"
loe, s. order,rank, rule, class,
eral
of an
order : Grand-Master.
series,
arrangement, disposition
; turn,
tion;
s.
preme
hierarchy; suliiupf-iuuitinni-Pf
succession, sequel, train,concatenarank, state,condition ; religious
or
highest order : generalship.
ders,
s. succession.
order, institution,congregation ; or\i,apfu,iz.ni-{3f
ordination;hierarchy: rank,line,
jw $" inspector.
l^utpf-iiMiiaip
ordered, regular,
a. well
battle-array:stratum, layer, bed;
\.up,i.,u^np
in
clergyman.
order, methodical; s. ecclesiastic,
g -^
g -4- -g -/.ad.
orderly,regularly,systematically,by
"uik" ctrf.orderly,
^iMMptf^tiMt^ipuaptup
turns ; one
after another, each in his
regularly,suitably,
methodically.
turn, successively; u,pmuipnj
traordinary
-fi ex^lapif-iut-nphiT,
Irjftvu. to Order,to
"set in order
to rights,to regulate,
^ini^p^'B order of nature
or
;
the laws of probito arrange,
to array, to dispose.
; -^ ni-ijiini-p-k
ty
order,
s. regularity,
\\a,p,j-,ui-npnt.'^
harmony ;
; tf-iu^mlihiui^
4"^_
-^
the
menses
"buM"!,^,
p.um'lIj train, method;
arrangement,, regulation;
;
style; "u'li.^.pk'ii
(" p^uHilfu
["ilh-p
L-ia/t,hij^uMuuipiuliMMtj
ujijo[3-^q office ^ divine
to one's subject,to take
to return
service.
up
discourse
a
anew
to put in order,to
-[",t
va.
^iipif-trW,
; ^,lri_f,
irj[,
"'p.
Iiufbhij
uiifhijto put or set in order, arrange, to dispose,to distribute,to
to set to rights,to order, to
put, to place,to plant ; to destine,to
arrange,
to settle,to regulate, to dispose; to
prescribe,to fix,to assign,to enjoin;
to
to establish,to institute,to found; to
run
over
count, to enumerate
;
,
to
to
luuAM,i.u3phi_,
to charge with ; to number
trouble,
ilpq-n^ujconstitute,
disturb, to disarrange (the order); or place among
; to range in battle,to
to
in
order
-j,
of
battle
ray;
quj'bi'b
J,
in battle-arniiihu f, "f.iui_,
rogulato put
or
to become
oneself,
*to marry,
to give in marriage;
discreet, orderly,

'y\u.iiuM,^u/hq._p
^fijs. seam,
,

cuirass ; anat.

-".".

methodical

; {"

terior
to prepare,
uii,liuli,f,i_,
subaltern, inliuip,f.huMijt
l-i^u/iint-P-p
,u'blitru,i_uiui,n^ ; piuitnugpu
tuin.uj^liuint^hui^ l^l~
to relate or narrate
"iyi_,
methodically; liuMifJlriui^,
they cautiously advanced
"tbt-i^t
"itf"!) to impose penitence; in good order.
[dismissal.
to get married
/" "3f J'miu'bifu
s.
; hi-ap
Miupfl^iliirjni-PjtJi,
degradation,
and
t -["'r,,
so
forth; " so on, et
to dismiss
ccetera, "c.
to degrade
one's
[regulardiscourse.
from
,
to
mako
'iiuji,^u,p"/i,lrj;
a
ir^[,yn.
rank, degree or dignity;to expelfrom
to

dispose oneself;[,

-"

thod
good order, meM^-fi'i-a'piu'iint-p-'P
s.

in

oratory.

written
a.
MuMp^uii-lip

register,account

regularly
; s.

book.

to write methodicll""/^^ji/;jL^fr.rtijj.

convent.

^lapq.iaW,
VU,
uij[i.
aloud,to send forth
cry

tO
or

Call,to Call

utter

cries ; to

plore
call upon, to invoke, to imto
to
to
to
pall, name
call, in;
;

to,to

llllp

vifce;to raise up,

quAaL.%

"f ;

nM-pnt^

to evoke
to Call

joi^HL-P-tto

or

assistance ;

Oil

out

cry

succour

m,?

335
:

to

the

plrilia very

name

intimate
^uii/*,

for

person ; ?""/"*-_
friend ;-*""--, of great

help, importance,very

^o^%"a^"u%ni.^ the real

amiable

read;

;' "ituip
pUm-P-'t lit%uij

necessary

wants

; -^
of nature

PT, to implore,to crave

the aid of; the wants
; the necessities
ful
the needwant
^ptf^'l'k n'-Jkp to call any one hap- of life ; "ivkl'Ll'
to
~'"3
to insult,to revile,
deem
to
to
cessary
nePy; 'b!"i_'li"z.,f.uMu,hu
;
"iaM,r,uphij
scoff at ;
uiubj^
to
to
,to
deplore,
^ihriyls-nnt-aiubh-f,
;
u"..".r^or n.^po
lecture,
for.
make
oneself necessary;
to
s.
MiM.p,l.ui^n,.;ii,
[lament
ipiirL.,
be necessary,
cardinal ; -la^aiiia.
^"''l"l-t'i""lj
4wanting, needful;
""y s.
of a
; -"..p'fs. -ship.
t/" it is important that ; k "l^'LjyJa.
^iMMpt^,
possible; 4^ it is ; ^t "fb it is of the highest importance to
it is im-, it cannot be.
Ict US
all that ; am-^m.^
us
uriM-il [Hi^
-

"

'

"

"

llio^i-^^^
-^[y

compassionate, take a little food, let us eat a little.

feeling, sensible j merciful; -4^j^
a. vBry
Itiaptruapiuii^niii
necBSsary
i/w^a"ry,intimate friends; relations; important, pressing,urgent, of great
,

a.

"

or

ad. compassionately,
^iuptrliguip.uMp

of the

highest importance.

s.
'\\,uplrL.npni.p-ji,^i
neccssity;

portance,
im-

with

compassion, mercifully,piteousurgency.
ly;tenderly,affectionately; ^"fjl^i_, lj.";,/3-,
s. fish-hook,
fishingline ;
fijj
to regard with a compassionate
ring:
nose.crook;
line,rod; spur; hook,
eye.
to
to
Minptr^jlij;
vti.
compassionshin-bone,tibia; i^ililr%ni-i_,
ir^uMj
line.
cast
throw
ate,to pity,to have compassion on, to
to
a
a hook,
take pity,
to be pitiful,
to feel pity or
compassion for,to interest oneself for. ptr.r,tj^ va. to hamstring, to hough,
to cut the houghs of.
s. compassion, pity;
\\urplr^ni.p-liiJi,
cancer.
one's compassion,
s. astr.
^tpJ-hfj, to move
MiapPiuJtni-pi
to excite pity.
'y\uMpPlrir,
tjf va. to fish with a hook
tice
or line,to angle ; fig.to allure,to enMuMpt-ir,
tj/.va. to sew, to join or
unite with thread ;
to
to
; to decoy , to inveigle; vn.
i,iuphi.uih^f
to turn out of
one's
to
direction,
tack, to baste ;
change
npHh
pin
g
"^^
to deviate,to swerve.
one's way,
against the wall,to transfix.
to
be
have
a hook
or
to
s. fisher with
^lup/riT,
vn.
able,
%upPiAikji
puyp
the power
or
line,angler.
facultyto, to be in a
condition to ; "^ *-"."
to be quite exvent;
cons. CarthusiaH
hausted
IfiapPriLaaiiluitj^
monk.
-uhu/ii
Carthusian
to
be
or
s.
a.
unable;
spent; i^,
to reel
I caunot
do it ;
liiapJ-[,S' skein ; if-npttt-u
^uiphiT uiniitrf_
^lyif.
reel
winder.
I
do
it
if
will
[a
s.
^iMpJ-uin.
f,
mpuMpf,^hp-k ^iMipuijliij
;
I can.
much
it
a
d.
is
much,
Miapli very,
;
[sary,
urgent.
very
a
k V. imp. it is very neces\\iuptuikuM
fiHh jnjJ-, ^u,2j enough, sufficient;
to
to
of
too
foud
triflos; passionmuch,!
Miapiratp
o.
excess,
great deal,
ate,
to the utmost, beyond all
vicious.
distraction,
excessively, unboundedly,
^"apt-ilkp
a.
severely, seriouslyor
measure,
t"k -^""l.'
^ui2_'*"mortallywounded
ously, supremely ; hi.
; ad. cruelly,grievly,
to death;
certainly,surely,to be sure, assured/un^t-ijamSbt-i,to
wound
undoubtedly; jy^ ^uAJpuynt-^
mortally or to death,to give a
death
blow or mortal wound.
[ish. ^tt.'excessively annoying, tiresome
selfbeyond description; .p"'2_"tp^L' to
a. self-interested,
^liiptrguifimii
love
to distraction.
a. necessary
\\uipk;^np
urgent,
;
ujj
serious
MiupfiTC
p'iCuigs. scorpion;ast. -;
pressing,important,
; grave,
stick ; [""-^^^""p'^
or
cudgel
essential,
thorny
considerable;
expedient: ^(7.
\uiUlU.
oil.
ad.
devoted, attached;intimate;
much;
S.
fllfi"""_
the needful or essential,necessaries,
^uiplimnu (Greek word)
-rp
what
is necessary;
ox
\iupli^ pt-iujs. passion,mental or
uA_
-^
tion,
afflicgreat, bodily affection ; grief,sorrow,
^"""(^ the privateparts; 4"'/'i["
trouble
absolute necessity, urgency
torment,
; pain, illness;
"/..
;
-

,-

-.

"

liar

54

want, indigence,constraint,
necessity,
prejudice, prepossession;
extremity:propinquity,nearness
ui^tuintiiJlttn
;iiu^tniiurl^fi frCO, adJ-u,J\u'u

-,

"

verse
or
contrary opinion; /" -fiuip_
npnilutfiili
iFiupifUnjexcrement
; mi,
cessity, "iilrij
^puiJ-k-^,, pressingneed, urgent ne-/"" ^ iTm}! ipilrijto imagine, to
utmost
fancy, to think,to surmise, to conjecdistress;
ture
hiu!iitri_
"//".
thc
to
to
to
m]u
-l"up-t-pt^L
suspect
priTy
;
liuiiilriug go
qn^JhSLii
muifu
to stool ; l/mpiro^^Maun/iihi^l,
or
i\!rp"o a person ; mut^^qu^uiot^utTC
"pu qnt-Jh-oi^
,

"

to assail,
to assault
to fall upon
to

or

attack

in

force,

,^

to have

good opinion of, to

think

Jtrlt ^i^
of; plrplri^
4u"^/"uiMini,hi_,highly,well, much
to
esteem
to
a person
ly,
highcommiserate,
-fiaqnL.Ji:pk
sionate,
compas-

in crowds

pity,to

to make
much
of; ^hm lrpPun_
regret,to be sorry for;[i
in my
to incline to another's
liuipluftir,
troubles, duringmy
-irh-iiij
ni-pni-^
adversity.
opinion,to follow the opinionsof;Jt-ir
to have
a
l|""^as. opinion; conjecture,
l/b^-l,,,
high
phplri_qiu'iiJt'i,^,
pothesis,
hy,^
(upa^i^
supposition; ^
opinion of oneself;jiuiruin.[ii_,
[" ad. by
to one's
conjecture,
by guess, hypothetically;mui/^ ['-I'll
[tL-pttobe wedded
to conjecture,to judge by
to become
/" "i.u,miri_,
opinions ; g -6-A-og{[""t'l^ij
to
conjecture,to suppose.
suspicious; ~^u pi^ ,nu,i_ ncdt^
make
another
'^uipb-uiliui'h
a. conjectural,speculasuspected;
fiJ'ni.ju
[s
tive,
of mere
al
-irt-Mj in my opinion, according to
conjecture,hypotheticdistrustful.
of thinking,to the best of my
; suspicious
my way
,
belief.
able,
considerMu"pitt-u,i_
a. remarkable,
thorized
conspicuous; accredited, au; -ir f.Wuinuin.Jbpsolf-stylod,pni.[3-J,
imaginativefaculty,
power of
would-be
self
dabbed
or
wise
thought.
men,
hard
pretended philosophers;S. -iflrghtui_. ^Mupi^P i-t-p^ or Ifnt-^tp
o.
,
MiMipirhfuoa
s. docetist;-"n-?".-ism. rough, harsh
solid,
firm,steady;
; stiff;
Mutpirh^il
a.
presumable, supposa/S.9.
harsh, severe.
ble; kt it is to be presumed.
a.
^uipb-pui/itqiri,
having a tough
Muiyh-irir,
to
rind,thick-skinned.
tgf, va. to believe
think,to imagine,to judge, to reckon,
a.
firm, solld,hard,
Matp^pai^nt^n.
to
estimate,to repute, to hold as
dense,gompact, close, [chisel(stone).
to
such; to presume,
a.
conjecture; to
M'"['^pw/i"'l'
very hard to cut or
obstinate,
a
suspect, to have
a.
fiiupi-puiJ^,,,
suspicion of;
thick-headed,
to

-u

-,

jU/i,^, l",p to

believe

to look
that

oneself

upon

is ; -itk Pk
he
to me.
n!^ -S-t-iT, it seems
one

think

or

stupid.
perverse,
vn.
Mutpit-pu^iuitT,
luju^

self,
one-

as, to think

believes that;

be

or

become

hard,

to

harden, to
hard

to grow

indurate.
tough,to toughen,
a.
indissoluble.
M'api-lrjlru,i_
thought believcd,
a.
'y^u.pb-pui'i.li^psupposed, conjectured,imagined; so
a. hard-hearted.
^^uipitpuiiifipin
so
called,
styled;S. l|u/^S-fri"^.
hard
a. of a
M-ipifpiupni-tuu,

or

to

to cause
Muiph-irgni-^u/hhirva.

to believe,

to persuade.

Mu,pit[,
V. imp.
Rk
that.

it seems,

it is believed

it appears

that,it is thought

or

borious
la-

calling,or occupation.
to harden, to
Miuplrpuijni-^u/blrirva.
make
render
or
hard, to temper, to
make
dense,firm,solid.

O,
^luparplrpuipt
yiuuihpiMM^u
firmness,
,
mind, sentiment; conjecture, hypoflexibilit
thesis, solidity;fig.asperity,roughness, in.

M-^ptt-ffp
6-tu/js. opinion; thought,

s. hardness
\\uMpitp"^ld-'S

supposition; suspicion, presumption;

imagination;-b-L-o^
fantasy,
^utp/fiuir,
[ija. bent,curved, bowed;
ad. by conjecture,
hypothetically
twisted;contracted,anchylosed,stiff;
; 4u/^
tenacious,
"lUMpuiiiu,^publicor general opinion, precluded, impeded, impotent; fig.
-

or
"%4"'"*'"y.
pm^rui,
the generally
ed
receivMf-ncifij
^nCii/ril,
the
opinion
general conviction ,

common

sense;

niggardly,sordid.

the best

established

va.

to
opinion; '/iu,/uu,^

to

bend,to

contract.

curve,

to

bow, to twist,

llUP

MiupliuMjiij;
Jhgiuj vn.
stunted;
folded,
contract

to

wrinkle,

to

bend,

to

"iu.r

s: 3

shrink

bent,

be

bow,

to

to

to

stiffen

to
,

to shrivel up,

to

be

anchy-

losed.

'^"MipliiuJhi-P-liii
s.
ture
bending, curva; retraction,
contraction,
retiring,

Ijui^f^Mxn
-u/l^s. mending,repairing,
patching; botching.
ll".^4".mi-//',A-_3f
ya.tomend, todarn,
to patch, to piece;to unite,to join;
to invent, to imagine,to contrive,
fig.
,

to fabricate ; pp^u [iSii

or puniiiyu
ui#f""._
/3iC /.4.^piy to find fault with, to
-

shrivelling;/?^,
rice,
tenacity, sordid avaniggardliness;hptruuiMjwrinkle.
cakc
s.
\uMpliuaiiif.uili
pastry;
uMg
Juiu^P
pie pasty ; uim,fuiil^

lay the

blame

accuse

wrongfully;"{u""i^iti-i"^"to

fruit tart.

their bed.

"

"

pretext;

t".

""A_
liiupiimuiimijli

the

qpk'i'
i^'-pnr that
"

to
impute falsely,
-,

seek

on, to

waters

return

to

tjuffTiju,^,
[i s. noise

chat,
a.
mended, repaired,
prate,chit\\mpliMau,ijL.^,
; fig.
babble, chatter,tattle ; ^T'-i'j pieced, patched; botched; ragged,
false.
invented,fictitious,
murmur,
gurgling,purling,babbling; tattered ; fig.
to
to be mute,
vn.
l[iup^,uifiui%uiir
p-n-^ng warbHug, twittering,
ing
chirpbecome
:
dumb, speechless,tongue;
^mi-ni-g clucking,cackling
-

'

Mitpuiquiiipcrowing;

tied
4*'if-4""'"'"'-"'-

"

gobbling;

unf-n-utt-m-g

croaking, croak,

mnj,

-"I'hiTvna.

or

to

roar

to fall

furiouslyon.
^"up/it-^uA,
u.g s. carbuncle,ruby.
"0
VU.
^uiplltiir,
Irgji -h-gnL.gu.'lilrJ'

cawing; -^#.^_

[oflaughter.

shout
$" burst, peal or
Muipliuiiialiip
Mtap^ui^iT,
ti/pvn. to make a noise; disconcert,to dumfound, to dumb, to
to cackle,to prattle,
to chatter,to
fig.
impose silence on, to put to silence,
babble
to still.
out laughing,to roar
to hush, to quiet,
: to burst
to be disconcertwith laughter; 2s"-P3 to murmur,
ed,
to
vn.
liuip//[,j;
t-giy
,

"

to hold one's peace,

put to silence,
keep silence; trnilnt.,to become
calm, tranquil;
appeased, to grow
hold your tongue! silence!
liiuplil^i^g

purl,to gurgle,to babble ; Pn-^mg

to warble, to twitter,to chirrup,to
pip,to chirp ; i,ui^ni.gto cackle,to
cluck ; to crow
; to gobble ;
u.5.n."o_
-

to

"-nc-j

to caw

"

M/^npuing

to croak.

l.l.hi^.\\u.pu,lii.l

hush!

o.
1lu"/"4""^i.%
noisy ; murmuring ;
warbling ; cackling; chattering,
ing,
prat-

^uipbfih S. ^tupual^jtJt
; l"UiplpiUML.
^UM^
crab ; med. cancer,
\,uplilfiinii
uig s.
[cular,round.
gangrene
; %.\ilrgtl^mf,-Jt-t.
cira.
spherical,
\\u,plibiupninp
,

tattling.

-"""4
^iup/fu,"aM4""
t

with

a-

noise ;

murmuring
running
"luiuij^
purlingbrook.
to
Va.
llutp^m^gnL-gut%lrJ'

tO

CaUSe

cracklingnoise.
Mwpiain. tug s. heap of stones.
s. hcap, mass,
pile.
\uipliaia-uMlinjm
:

to

make

A-n^
^iun/^UMn./i-ii*i

VCl.
luft

"n-nt-iT,

tO

out, to stretch forth, to tender,

to present;to heap up, to accumulate
offer,

hold
to

the hand
-

ifilrn^i to stretch
,

; jLhn^t
to offer
ni-Jhf^
,
"

Jik-n^

s.

instruments, compass-box.
illrir ^uim
^lap^nt-in
^uif-S. hail ;
stone ; myquimmptui^ ^l^inft
"t^tnh
storm
of-;
-liu-lishower
; i,uipni.uihtO hail ; 4tupliuiiilrg_
in/ripiigf
UMp!"tMilitrf_"
-im[,i.,to spoilor ravage by
^Imp^ni-piy-pk" ts *" ship,vosscl ;
boat; caracore?
,

murmur

of mathematical
casc
liiapili%uiinn,.if

rushing or

forth

"

"

-.

-h-nia.
causing,
y^iupliuiuMphp
with
or
producing hail ;
pregnant
,

oi^iutl(uiitniJrhailing,tempestuous.

helping hand,
help,to succour;

a- destroyed by
'i\u,plimu,4u,p

to

hail ;

destroy by hail.
like hail.
to
fix
mind
ouc's
a. haily,
\uipliinlTuii
[i
"iJJimuij^np^ni-p^a
hail ; limp^mk
to
vn.
to
\"uplimytr,
trgji
-n-liW,
contemplate intently;
on,
it
hails.
[with cold.
be
to
presented,tendered,
a-t-giyvn.
stiff
to
be
or
to
bend
rigid
vn.
to
stretched
or
\\.upliu,^ir
out,
move,
little
short,
a.
short;
brief,
;
lean forward, to stand out,to project;
^iupTC,
nj
look out
curt, concise,succinct,laconic ; 4"'_
g ufuimni-i,ufu%to Icau Or
lend

assistance,to

uinXk-u to

^0 fi^ one's eyes

of window
;- 1""^"
to stare at.
at
to
intently,
gaze
on,
"

TCuibu,_
"ioi("".,short in stature; -y
the shortest way ; g -"
^*""i^.
,
uiiupi,

the shortest

nearest

abri(ige,to abbreviate ; to
er
a
(" -nj
short,to render shortad.
to
to
to
mutilate,
short, brief,abridged,summary
lop ;
;
;
retrench,
in a few words, lato curtail;to leave
in short, briefly,
conically,
out, to suppress;
succinctly, summarily; /" to hold back, to withhold; to hinder,
in
to prevent, to impede, to debar; to
short
a
time, quickly; f -y 4m_
-nj
in
few
to
state
cut
to
interrupt;to stop ; to exhaust, to tire
short,
uMuii,hi_,
out ;
words.
or
wear
// ^h'/iuiijto put to
kill
to
succinct
ad.
death,
a. laconic,
[, lih%u,g to
"juibXi,
;
\\iui,7C,upu!i,
;
kill
make
with
to
to
to
self,
oneoneself,
speak concisely,
briefly
away
; -hJ'vn.
suicide
words
commit
to
to
in
few
to
trench
re;
abridge,
;
say
ip-uippiun.
to break imipon;
to interrupt,
; -ni-pji s. laconicism, brevity, ni-pni-p
shortened
he
to
conciseness
or
abridged;
-l-J'vn.
; epichirema.
less
to
become
stunted.
to
discontinue,
short,
a. short,
;
liu,i,2Cfpt-irJ
haudlod
o. short
llm^Trtnpni-i
; to be exhaust,
,' j-*"^ to leave off,to cease
to
ed;
depart this life,to
/i/{kiuij,
mt?-. half-pike.
".^"^?.thyrsus ;
die.
to
s. scorpiure.
MiapXuiii.^
expire,
to take

take

to

or

cut ; ^ -n/

short

or

way,

short, to

a.

lessen,to

make

a. dressed
1]."/^a'io^"-i/in
succinctly;
".

short

[few words.

garment.

a.
close, reserved,
ll""^Xu^-^ta.

[mutilated,cut short.
a. summary,
'ilu,(,^,a^mnt.p
concise;
MuipTCu^u-u
a. obtuse, dull,stupid.
of short
a. short,little,
Mi^piCui^iaaui/f
; dwarf.

[scorpion.
stung by a

bitten
a.
or
\i,p7CuM^iiil,
a.
IjuipTCuii^mimpatient,intolerant

pusillanimous;

of

lliapTCuifilriaj
short-livcd,ephemeral,

stature

o.
y\iup'2CcriuJ'u/itufLtriuij
*\uip'Ai"tuitM-c*

TC^iuJiS. ^uip'2Ciu^tuutuJ^
^uipTi^il^

short-witted

ad. pusillanimously;
^upTCdhiuiprnp
root.
s.
[impatiently.
\\,ap7(pip
vn.
\\uMpT"'.ru,ir,r,
ir^j,
patience.

to be

impatient,

to lose

Vd
^uMplCiltiilrqnt.uu/bhir
"'-31'
tease, to provoke, to put out of
t

ad. rooting
\\,ap-!din,ll!ii

or

plucking

the roots, radically,

thorough-,

silly,
simple,foolish,
ignorant,dull,stupid, ly,entirely.
stohd.

tience,
pa-

[impatience.
s.
pusillanimity;
\\,upiC,ru,ni.p-[,ii,
up with

tO

[tient.

a.
pusillanimous;impal|./.^2"'"^^

"C. S. 'i\.ap7Cira,lrir,
"C.
tluipTCulTuilrj;
a. short-branched,
^,"piCnuu,
[words.
in
tuuirj'
few
to say in few
^lapTCuiuiuMmni^iTad.
a
vn.
briefly,
l)""^2r","^i^
words.

I]u//72G7fn7# tlintjipI
t

a. short-necked.
l|u"^2C,au/"u^iu%"Fj

footed

a. short, brief,succinct,
l\aip'2Cuin.ou,

concise,
-ft--^

laconic;

-,

-u,p.uip

-/""-,

ad. in few
words, shortly,
succinctly,briefly,concisely,summarily,
,

-u

laconically
;
"iu,""u'i,hi_,lipm,
-"

ph/^

state

to

epitomize

condense,

to

briefly.

to

[cision.

s.

tiiltuiip

zool. terrier,

SllOrt-

Q,.

[conciseness-

^atpTCnM-Ppd s. brevity,shortness,
s. shortening, abridging;
tiiap^n,.:/!,
retrenchment.

short-nosed.
^tup'iCncii^a.
liiupH'oplrin/
a.short-lived,
transitory.
a.
s.
^^uipJ/r^friuti
Carmelite; -i^i.^^

s. brachyscian.
\uip-7(uiuuini.yp

sf. nun.
red
or
a.
liuMpJJtpifpnj ilpnil_
i/ptut.
rubicund, ruddy, rosy ; s. red, red co-

^,up-2Cuiuit-i/;
ir^f,va.

lour, vermilion.

\uip-!C,un-ou,nM.id-l,^,
s.
brevity, con-

make
the

grow

days

shorter;

-mti.

shorten,to

short,to abridge,to abbreviate;

to

vn.

to

uii.ni.p_p,

;
.

[scarlet.

\\u,p,/pu,ii.irq_a.
bright-red,
vermilion,
rubric.
s.
\l,"pi/pui!i.[ip
a. red, reddish
\\uipifpii,^yi,
iip.
;

growing shorter; -mt

to dye red.
ap"!',
m^Ji,, day-light fades, the day
4'=-^.
is going down.
wanes
or
\iupJ'puin.nt^lij%'iih-tjiuj'un.tQ
redden,
short- or near-sightto become
'y\u,p7Cu""iTu
a.
ed
red; j,uJi,p-y to blush,
are

to be
ilfiiirij

to be

MiupTfuiuttrant-P^
uoars.
myopy.

with

shame

myope.
;
^ ,ipu,J'u,nM._
sightedness,
shortOr
pir%(r to flush,
to colour up, to redden
[transient. with vexation.
[red ochre.

\u,pT(,u,"hr,.
of brief duration
a
^uipT^lrj;
to shorten,to cut
va.
tr^i,
.

to redden

carmine
^u,pJi,u"i.ir,i^
s.
; red
red
^Mpiq"uq.h,iA
s.
peach-

ink ;

llU"
to desire

eagerly,to long

pant after ; -P-p

piTuihuj^i-p to fare
to

bad

cheer

; to

sigh for,

or

ni-./.t^^.xylimW

champ

hard,to live upon

the bit.

1]."5
ai,u,jMiu^iri. miuigs.

remnants

of

troops, wreck

of

tlU.f-

558

an

; S. d-".

army

\\u,i.u,utlajfi. ruffian,
pander, pimp,
,

bawd,
procuress,
go-between ; i[A
s.
pimping, a
go-between; -n'-P[.Jh
trade
pandarium,
pimp's or bawd's
,
-

procurement.

liu,i-.uu,iruu,^
a. clay-like. [silver.

with
s.
argil mixed
[trooper.
M'u'-u.ptt.uP
clay-stone.
s.
\uJgm^,s.
lluii-atpiup
; horse-soldier,
gillaceous,
s. child,
-hiik'ba. made of clay,arIja/j//
Xluji-lr.y
youth; scholar,pupil.
clayey, clayish.
Iju/j/Ajiiijf
nil_s. axe, hatchet.
*. pioneer.
^a'"uys. chalk ; ^uA^ ^uiL.Tfj,
^iu,jt,u,i."pa.
llu"i-/.2f
axe-bearing;
to chalk out.
s. staying,standing
l|a/j#.../iA/,"_i
"pit ; f}^ti_iiui-7S'uiiup;
l\,a,.ni-,n
clayey.
state,position.
u.
mall, beetle.
solemn
".
or
s.
club,
mace,
Mui^
j]liq-[i_y
^'"^"""-["1^n._j
in pieces.
tear
to
general assembly ; reunion
t^ui^iumt^iTva.
popular
,
for wells or
stone
festival
cover
gathering;
solemnity,
Mu'-puipbi^s.
day, fair-day;

"in,\hir.

horseman

"

solemn

pomp;
:

hymn,

games,

tacle
spec-

canticle.

pasteboard

l|""jiiLju,^t"r,
va.
ni-yl,
to
to

to

valve
; rnech.

tombs

to establish,
place,to set, to lay,to fix,to put;
to create,
constitute, to institute,
to render,to make; to stop,
destine;

"i'-y

covering the

square

chalice,
pale.

s.pl.tomb, grave.
1l"",//""^n"-ii^
mace-bearer, beadle,
*.
llu.,^,"i."^

[beat,to strike.
cudgel, to cane ; to

verger.
to

ltu"^,trir
va.

m^p
to
^ui^l^s.tandoor-cover.
[.^uA
to
t-jf,va. to gnash,to
master,
\\,u,l,iiu.Mplrir,
promote
to high dignity ^npijutuiuipm
to gnash one's
to
grind; ijuimiujhi^ia
;
shiver
shake
to
to
or
favour, oblige; J-um-u/iii- to ap/"_3/""""y.
point teeth;
heir
all
a
to make
over.
with cold, to shiver
l.-p^^'hjili
; ^^p
ing
s.
powerful,happy ; ^Aftt-uijp. to musgnashing, chatterter,
l\,ui/iliiatfni-i"
to assemble or gather round
of the teethself;
oneto blind.
S. ValVB
ni-gfi
; plug.
\\uiifinjj
"^""i"
Mwjjptl-ui/iu/i,
a. concerning to gene".
pit-fall,
trap;
lij snare,
\\u"[ini-i_,
ral
assemblies,or to solemn festivals, foot-trap; fig.cloister.
solemn, festive,
tive
s.
closingthe
\\u,ipn.-iii.
\\u,ipi,iii
pompous
; demonstrato

to cease;
constitute chief or
cause

-,

(style).
eyes : glueing pasting : creaking:
gether,gnashing or grinding the teeth.
tohw^pit-liii;
y^uii vn. to assemble
to feast;
to make
jf va, to cover, to
\uM,[ini-^uA,bir,
merry.
to close
^""3-^ sba *" behaviour,conduct, shut, to close; t^u^ n^pm^
,

"

tenour

of life.

the

eyes of;

;j^^"

^^ shut

LSI"'

the

M""-"

nil_s.clay,argil,potter's eyes against conviction ; limi^nj^b'"Cnj

earth; mud, mire, dirt;'^nn.n.r, iru,u,^ liinpuMui"!,
np-kpuA Ifi-pthe abyss closed
,

or
"iih^iupuiir
ij^utn^
bole, bolaryearth ; ith^,hi_
-n^, to clay,to cover
-,

with

2,"^4""--

clay;S.

ker;
brick-ma"\"i,i.uiii.npir
uiij s. potter ;
,

brick-laying,
"work,
^ -/"4#"^, to

clay-or

masonry ;
bricks ; -nL.pJi s.

make

brick-work.

or

terracotta.

or

mud.

M"i-uiiA

canal

thnt-ak-tut

fast

stick, to clingto, to hold

adhere.

[up.
to

Vti.

by, to

\.u^uii-n"-5 uy s. partridge
; ^""pJm^
red-legged
-;
iipnin'i,
,

-m-,

-,

the

4f 4"4-

k-piaiT-nuj covey
or
churrs; S- Sw?-'
;

"

chucks

s. dance, ball,
ballet;-^
ii.upuii.,
-p

^HiiiK-jjoust,tourney, tilt;
'^--''"''"
"hku b
bii"''^L.
,

ad. like
1lu"^"u"-"u^"-"-

skipping;
1^tup

s.

lAl^tuB

-u

jopt-

-"

M,"i-",j[,'i,
a. argillaceous,
clayey.
MwM.iu%,aj;
to
into
vn.
change
"i.juMj
lute

^uithf[iir

young

with clay.
a. covered
^uji^,ub-lr,f
^""^m^tpuia. argiliform.
of clay,of brick
a. made
^"""-lu^irp,!,

of covering,

s. act
\\ujMpn.-^n,-Uh

bank, dike.

ll"ui.o/./mA-Y6-a.
formed from

the

tli

t-UMltp

u/"^,

cing,
; dan-

dance, ball.

y\tupUMLjp

O,

"

fond of
\\utfiu,i.uiiikp
a.

clay.

dance

dancing.

or dancing-room.
l)""f
u".."^u"'"j".ball-

ijbD.

\uipu,i.lrj',
irjPvn.
to bound

S.

dance,to skipj anxieties; naiiuiiuUCnpC

uuiJ^uat-WMti^m
t

to
; fiff.

laugh at,to deride ;

to cause
to
V|/i-/""; -frjoe-jratitiTira,

dance;

wi

SS9

to

to dance

with.

a simple, frugal,
rural,laborious,
active,sober
; uiiiuipuiu,
puiphlimpif

~,

Iquj^ux-Zif
-nUi s. young
dancer.
lilaip,ai-[i^s.

partridge.

moderate

regular,

contemplative,

careless";utiir^nppuit-^ui
[utui^qtut-^mt
,

'i\pAliMr,
Irjuyvn,
the ground.

crawl

clingto,to

to

on

\\h-tatr,
4%/"

effeminate

sist;
be alive,to breathe; to exist,to sub-

be; 4^i!"Z.-'to I'e saved, to

to

enjoy

unui^w^tiJU u/i/qjLOti
^nilai-u"^
liuh,^pki_ lihmhu, to lead a private,
t

to be

life;p-iapi-n^-,
good health ;

eternal

able,
tranquil,peaceful,delector
luxurious,agreeable";

quiet or

live,to

li^^fru'L. to
vn.

serious, pastoral ; iluMphi,uM'tigm-^ui.

to pass one's life;
4"'""'/."".//""_
'hlri_^ihiu%u
tO ilVO happito live in common
lih-ui'iiu
ly
^uauuilaliiien.tMtinnt-13-^
pui^ui^ifmplri_
^ujTijyui^uiM
'UUP^L.
; p-lrpl^ptuflia
; to be comfortable,at one's ease,
to lead a happy, comfortable
to have a competency ;
f u,nui^n,-ui^
lilru/1,,1
10
irng h^-c-s *" ^'^""^ subsist on one's
ft i^hntuj l^hltuiqnM-pnL^
;
or days ; likuiuu
property, or on one's income ; jijp. tremble for another's
of
to ; ^^t-i_
to grant
iJ'3 "itVL's to live at the expense
uitupq.t-.i-lri_,
to lead a
another ;
one's
to
living
"uiiijun.ui^nt-P-p
gain
; ["ilmiuif
iflfhui'itu
to hazard
to imperil,
life ; ui^iupu/uui^ mpJ-u/bl, .up/iuA/r^ilti/ruAu
dissolute
life
sad
lead
to
-to
one's
a
or
lihiu'iiu
danger;uifiumhi_
; tiu,pJ-u!i,l, expose
to save
Or
liuMiT
qlilruiiiiM
iinpni-uui'iihi^
live like a true priest; ^t-g^lruhail !
lose the
n^uMu^y^
uaptiiuliiri^j
; /"lil/tiw^
God
to deprive of
save
good p.utiLiiuii_ini-b-uHihij
you, good morning;
do you do ?
to put to death,to kill ; g Jkt liyiiws
lih-uu how
bye ; qbulpq.
"inu
how
does
t-L. "/^4/i"- ih'i'bi_,
to be
how
a
are
question of
you? nui lihu,j
he do?
death ; f;lilriiuij
ufiu^ui^
or
long live the
uMiilim'iilrij
//frgrjfr
'"iip"!;"
tired of
to die; i,puMJ-u,^
to lose one's life,
ulri_,
'^ing;cMc tak /'*"i I am
life ; jun-liuihu/b lih-ui^may
; "^"fi'ti.b
pt-i_l,
liiAuig to renounce
you live
one's exit from
for ever
muuilt to make
liir%uMg
; S. Ii4-jrj^"
this world ; t-iu/iik-i_p
s. LIFE
^t-imj to depart
\\kuiii^
lil/iiu,^
; being,days,
friis short ; p ^uijifi.
iour,
this
existence ; health ; conduct , behavis in danger ; /A^
habits; subsistence, ^^ ^lui %p his
manners,
stances,
circum^t.u'biitt g iTm^, half alive " half
living,nourishment; means,
{biTij^ ip I
property, substance, goods, dead ; """""_ aiw^ qlitrmtiu
be

well,to

in

"

"

n.nntui

"

'

'

"

"

-I

"

would
patrimony, inheritance,wealth, possessions,

fortune ; this
for
; /"^t-uAu
glihaihu

; the

world

in all my
jitT,

down

lay

my

for him

Itl. I, ,ru,i,ni/.liku.'iiu

in

death ;

"

her;

or

QV
4* numutpi l^hliiun
J-uMiluiiiiiilib
np
"lint-^ItuAu , time is the stuff that

4^.

is
Irpp-kp[i^t-uAa [iiT,never
;
^'made
of
whole
for
people
"Isfl"^'"''''
['il^iij my
; j2.Ii^""d
HhJiTuii^nt-pa lil/iiuig
"r,
die as
lifetime ; jmt^lnah'iiiii^m'b
they live ; S. l^^^ [^ij.n.Jkf
i,uMi,if.lrpdLhtiii_
"c.
the next
\\kuMr,\}pia,ij
eternal
to come,
the
-

in my

"

world

hplimpm-Pt

; /^P-mg^. ,

"2CuM% litr%uig
the
f

the

"C.
"C. S. \\k'l"i.pn%
I|"-^^f7%
l|"^,\iki_s. fraud, deceit, trick,

^if'l"-

duration

^hft
-

course,

Itl.

[/tja- ulcerous.
Jtlip,or uiJi^nip u"t/_ cunning.
ulcor ; sore, wound; -"".
or
^ir,i_,
; obscure
MiHiii^u'ha retired
ng s.
doubtful, uncertain,
a.
of obscurity; /uuMniiJpL-pq."/-i,/u_ 'ilkiiui/fujp^
of

the end

"

ambiguous; undecided,wavering, pusillanimo

irresolute
suspicious
;
lliiMin^luniulil^iuautlii^npi^ni^utpf
,
,
suspected,
or insupportable, distrustful ;-f/.i"i. to be
an
austere, frightful
i

"

perilous or hazardous , checkered , doubted;

-uipuip
base, wretched, unoccupied or idle,
-

useless
a

free from

doubtful;
doubtfully,uncertainly.

to seem
p-ni-l'i^,
ad.

lypif ("4"?-"jr'^"- b kvl'a

"

passion,uneasiness

or

to doubt, to
lllrqui^MpiftJ'vn.

is

have

MbX
doubts

to

about;

l^b^

340

rascal,bigot,hypocrite

suspect,to surmise,

ing

simulatio
hypocrisy,dis.[3-[,iAs.

Mlrnfttut^nnni-.

to distrust.
_

-itrn,-!,
s. doubt,mislib^qiuli.apfr^^
trust,
giving uncertainty suspicion mis,

pretence,fiction,
duplicity,

imposture,falsehood

["pi"/"i-"/iuj_

[ureter). uint.p-iru/bbigotry, affected

,

s. gangrene
^t-iiu/iili

fistula

or

(of

piety,cant.
t^t v^\\h,iitirir,

s. cellar.
*llt/^."^

vex,

gall,to

to torment.

to

hurt;
ulcerate,to
[-nun.

to

terfeit,
conceal, to cloak,to cover; to counto simulate; to pretend,to
to conceal
forge,to invent; ^- /""''L'

deal all fair "

nothing,to

above-board;

to play
illness,
["oP^"i.pl,Ji, to sham
; 4n"-uuA,
counterfeit
to
the
invalid
complaint; -uiliu/i,
; Jirn.u/iii,-i_-

s. celestin
"'\\t,jjTuu,l^tru/h

-lulimi s.
\\h,ilri,^,

semble,
fsigU) to disto
disguise, hide,
*o

to

to cup ; S. ?J"jn.m"-i/'.
llt/^ti/*,
h^li va. to wound,

to embitter, to
fig.

mask,

to

s. cupping-glass
\\ly,liu,.uipmu,li
; -i-"r
va.

devotion,

false

outside.
death.
/S;/.
[shell;
"-" ""3 *. dissimulation,
bark
rind ;husk ;
feint,
s.
Ijfr.^S-^^,
peel
;
l|ty"-";
ifLf
s. scale
; shell ; S. Mk-qin-. sham, fiction, counterfeit,forgery,
llA-i^rfr^uAp
to bark; to peel, fable,idle fancy, crotchet, fantasy,
litrqt-M.k-j;
t-j][,va.
ad. fictitiously,
[ful.
chimera
to pare ; to shell ; to scale.
; -S-*-".f
deceitscratch.
a.
fallacious,
s.
excoriation,
lllr,ijf",-ufuiu,li[r
Iqt^frf
.ui^p
a.

plaintive.
,

excoriate, to
rend, to lacerate,
scratch;
to vex,
wound
to afflict,
to flay,
to
; fig.
to harass, to oppress;
^,^iiu,,to
rend, to harrow, to break the heart ;
to
^Jhiu'iiu to tear each other ; fig.
revile or malign each other ; qjkp"
va.
t-jli
l|t/^tp"-"r,

to

rip up

false-collar.
".shirt-collar,
\\irilP^oJli^
stain,blot,
s.
spot,
llt,^o,n,t /. 1T3

to

tear, to

to

old sores,

to open

brand, stigma; a. stained,

u/JmLii
infamy, dishonour,
*"*
discredit,disrepute ; 4m%i/_ ^r

blemish;
soiled;-

"

clean, to
np. the

scour,

to

take

out

stains

stains.

full of spotsor
a.
Mtq^mu^jftj
scourer.
^biijiniMiiiu/i,
luj ".

wounds

afresh.

; -^

Celts.

[ed.

blemishration
a.
discroditod,
tearing,rending,lacey\lrii.nu/i,ni%
\\t-iilrpnt-Si
cloths
or
s.
vexation,
rags ;
violence,
dirty
oppression.
lli-i^niu/^^
;
bushel
basket.
soiled
linen.
[to
dirty.
MtrqP- [ijs.
; pannier,
to
to
to
stain,
soil,
a.
feigned,dissembled,false,
'\^lr,ia,h,rva.
spot,
Tqtf^arush-mat.
S.
counterfeit,sham, fictitious,
artificial, llfr"^""t."Puf^^frf [*.
IqtiT, nj nil_s.
-l^'iVi'
factitious;affected,prim, finical;*.
;
grass-rope
S. -/"^;
ner,
'\\lr%uif.npir
[i ad. of an affected man-lulla. vivifying.
false
to vivify,to give
under
a
a
va.
aspect, under
\h.^,ui.npithir
life to, to quicken, to animate, to revive,
feignedor counterfeit appearance
;
s.

-"

-"

-"/

~u

ipihu

to

appear

under

various

to restore.
s. vivification.
\!T'uu,i-npirn,-P-\i,X
\\iAiu,iiinuL.
-pini-^ a. murderous

forms, spectresor phantasms.

false hair; S.
^^lrl|p""I.J^s.

^un/*.

double-dealing,
l|t^u."-n^ ""3 a. double-faced,
killing,
mortal, deadly, lethal.
comrade
dissembling;s. hypocrite,
s.
companion
Ijtiim^/fj
,
married
wife
ad.
husband
partaker ;
dissembler; -lup-mp
hypocritically,
,
live
to
a
couple ; ip-lrij
together, to
likp hypocrite.
dissemblingly,
sembling,
dis"" hypocritical,
with, to
cohabit, to keep company
Ilty6-"u"-"7^u#4"'^
lated,
simuto
fallacious, feigned,
get intimate,to frequent, converse;
I will have
[panion in imposture. ^iiuJiij'^iuiL. uinii^ ip'bt-ij
of conversation,no dealing
no
manner
llt./*^
"4/y".fellow cheat, eom,

lui-nrii

with

that

man.

S. Iit%",4/i5
play or act the hypocrite,
Mir'i,u,iij[,.rvn.
ilHi^-r,
"..
to feign to dissemble
to
nt-tT l^frliutliqhu
""*- """"Ml'J
K
fiiiJi
to simulate,to pretend to, nmll
the company
tell me
counterfeit,
you
to affect,
"
to look demure, to assume
I
will
tell
keep,
you are.
you what
a borrowed
s.
air,to counterfeit another;
living together,
^it%u,//^ni.l3-[,^
(false devotee,cantcohabitation;inti-7.t-uY.pu/^A-u;u/"_f"
society,
company,

-pfiir,
tju/yvn.

to

Hut

nu

^\fb

conversation;matrimony; lyi.

macy,

"Hb"t "t-pi" yiflrt\fi,s.g

-

was

tib^

341

so

bound

up with

that of-

"

MlA^uAui^iam

life

my

S. -^jA

'

"

a. life-giving.[tion.
^/i-'ii,i.,"'i,ujA[ip
to revive,to
^t-tiif.tu'iiiuiiuij;
uijiy vn.

"

to breed,to multiply,
'hk'bu.uhplurvn.
a. life-loving,
"^Whuiukp
[to increase.

"C

Oral tradiuti^iuiiif-nL^
^i/hi^uibut^imb

live

again,to

to lifeagain, to be

come

^yiauMuuiuin.
resuscitated
a.
consuming, exhaust; fig-to brighten up, to
\lAiuia,ni.
become
a. life-giving. [ing life.
animated, to glow.
y\h'uuMfiu,p
llfri,
a.
vivifloal;
'lt.UlUUMU^lU"fa. conserving life.
"._!, vivifying,
*. Saviour,
Redeemer
6o".
s. zoolater
chamoedrys,
Mlr'iiii.,Mi%iiiiii,j,^,
;
; -m-p-lt s.
zodiac.
^'\y-p^uiluum,
[the
zoolatry.
Mk%,l.u,li
life.
a. granting
sign of
lilr'iij.,a'ii,auiiup^iri.
u,g s. constellation,
l|^t/^i/"%ii"pu"?/
s. zoologist
; -uilimiia.
zoological; -nt.piiL.'i,
of living,
desirous
s. zoology.
a.
Ml/i,^ufiiu,ukp
a. distributing,
l|t'ii^fu%u,p",^
ing fond of life ; s. zoophilist, [zoophily.
givlife.
of life,
[vital,
vivifying;*. zodiac.
s. love
\\k^^u,iuiappni-P-ptA
a.
Mlr%,l.uAu,(.irp
life-bringing,
u#3
,

^tr%fuAuipn/as. auimal-plant;

S.

D. "uipuip
^f/lta.uAtunttn/r/lp'

"

'\frlttl.utlliuitih-uiull
O.
i/h-pu^*
"

ness,
likes. portrait,
1]Ar%//.u,tiiu^^^
fp'tj

a.
Mh'iiq.uiliuimliui
lively,enlivening.
fying,
vivi\\h'i,^u,'i.uia,ni-p a. life-giving,

picture; painter; i,u,uuiliu,^,f,

,

iipiiuili"li.huuihnun
I

aruitiniubhiup

vivificative;
-u.ntA4

"

s.

zoophyte.

niature 'i{k%ii.u/i,uipu,p
full-length,
half-length,
head-size,mi; -mJf
utji a. vivifying
,

portrait; ^k.jrgl.^ is^p[""

fine,exact portrait; ."iu"^4uAA-^^- to
get one's picture drawn or painted,to

tying ;

have

thou

s.

a.
living,alive
^Xt-iif-uitiiu^nL.

one's

likeness

taken

i^iup
^iAt^utiiuMi^nn^ "C.

; S.

O.

lni.u"_
["0.

HfrhtUi^nn^

to take
va.
M^'i'l-aAuMii.phir

hu
l/ta^/"iu%uinfic

die

shalt

words

"

not

; vivi-

Itl,

lf.at^

ni

"

live ; /s^tip-^

of health, of life.
to

llli-'hif.tii%itjqni-qu/bii-ir,
VCt.
nt-nji

paint

or

vivification.

vify,to give life to, to animate, to

VI-

animate,
re-

to revive ; to resuscitate ;
portrait,to paint; to pourtray, to
depict,to paint;to imprint,to figure. -""stt.""" vivifying,
reviving.
s. painting: zoos. zeolite.
'\:\t%ii.a/uu"f.pnt.pf
^^l^'illJ.lu%u^puJp
alive ; animated,
a. living,
graphy.
l|t%f.u.%^
tal,
s. zootomist
1it-%ii.u,%ii,^,pi
v
ivid,
vivacious,
sprightly; vi; -^iu,_
lively,
vivificative
4"A a. zootomical ; -^"ir""-?
s. zootomy.
s.
vivifying,
animal,
;
a

S. bumt-offor^lr%q.m%aiiin^nL.P-lii^

ing, burnt

holocaust.
sacrifice,
alive ; -pm-lihj'

-"jihuit.,-%lrop ad. in one's

vn.

to

time,
life-

to be
ib'i'ki_,

during
life;
alive,to live ; u,n^,iruto give
life to, to reanimate, to vivify;
one's

a. burning another
MtAij.uj'iiuilumpnjIi

alive ; burnt
burn alive.

beast;

new
"y"'-

another's
live ; "p.
to save
[mammiferous.
i,lr[_
tinp
he swore
fil/iifii/hui"lA
by
irhiuga. viviparous, tf-ni-uii- ["-% juii-[ia,l/ii[iy
the livingGod, by the Eternal; -4a.
\h%n.uM%utit'hua!iutu
prollfic
pro,
.

creating.

S4y"ti-

k aiiii'u ^n

tho

as

...,

Lord

" as thy soul lives

k uAJtu
y\lT%nju'huMir%hJ',
"-jf va. to litter or
lives,
;
soul
as
bringforth ; to breed, to give rise to ; ^n
p-^
thy
if.pin[ijt-i/',
lap^iuj
to give life to.
t S4p
f.g.to vivify,
[forth. lives,0 king, I cannot tell ;
I swear
s. birth, bringing tpk
'\\ir%if.iifi,uiir'hni-pTi
by the Lord
Jtn.a,%l.j[,
-

he
zodiac.

viviflcal; animal,
a. vital,
\\fr%,l.ut'iiui^aj%
-*
of
the
zodiac ;
*.
sign
living;

shall not

die.

vacity,
s.
life,vitality
\ilAii.ui%nM-P-^i.'i,
; vianimation, liveliness,
sprightliness ; freshness

bloom
,

health

ing
-"".?s. vitality.[- uiaim^t-p portrait. hpf'Llr
Ireathe,to be livto deprive of life,
s. sign of the zodiac;
lih^i^iuiutf^lrpui
; p -% iupliui%hi_,
uin^lrir
to burn
to put to death, to kill ; [" -t [ii-pni-j;
va.
llt%^u.Si".4tt
'

alive.
a.
Mh'iiii.uliiiulil'p
containinglife.

*"* 1^^^'**'

lifetime,during his life;*/iikp\ your health! S. QJi-ffriT.

in his

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342

ad. quitealive,
litifii/iii-njii
yet alive;

or conduct
; to behave
to
in
to
live
oneself;
society, frequent,

to talk.

to converse,

1]t%f./iirio^
[,s. hundredweight,cwt.

teUOUr
S. llfo,
lllr%^aiq^iulluipni-P[,t.%
of life;conduct, manners,
behaviour;

'^ti^n'iiain.
s. Tag,

good-breeding;

him.

[quintal.
,

tatter.

""l^^'^/nA
p s. centre,middle
,

pn,.p-'"centre

a. useful to the world,

\\h'iijtu,io^ni-m
ful,
one
; use; of publicutility

gravity; -m/unju a.
centrifugal.
[-ity.
Mt-%ifitn%ii,lia,'ii
a.
central;-nt-P^ s.

to every

interesting.
the being useful
'iiei,^ujqoii.,itni-P[iL-%

concentric.
a.
Mt^'1-pn%oi^lij

s.

^yiiH.pnbiuiliif.
a. centripetal.

ooncen-

trate.

[fangs.

crook.

llA-n.,u/ji -/if. t-iujs. tusk, tooth,

s.
Vft-n-iaufijs- cherry ; -A^//"
tree;
orchard ; -oiips.
brandy,
-U%[ip s.

to centralize,
to
Mli%,l.p"%a"_"l,lrirva.

c,eritre;
-t-npliia.
centralizing;
"-npm.^

"

centralization.

[vivacious.
a.
^k%t-,^,t.."
alive, living; vital;
s.

utility,
publicwelfare.

*. religion
; sect; S. T-ti.
llt^io/._j
hooked
"Iqi-n.a. crooked,
; *. hook,

concentration.
s.
Mt'iiq.piAutjni-^
to
va,
'it^iif.pniuijni-guAtir

conversation.

6-"A_

of

Pb

tO

Z;7i.
\\k-'iiuuMi"tailuip/rtrt
"pfiMi*f
ph-t^uMj

live ; to subsist

during
a.
alive, living;
ntWr^,
to take onB
alive;-"y.
pJiin.'ijlri_qn_p
he vf^as burnt with life yet in
plrguii.,
life ;

"

"

kirsch-wasser.

l|t"./4s. cog, catch,tooth.

*l|tn.//.4
i^i-j s. buclset.
^t"i,tfu "/J *. black-bird ; thrush.
lit*. "pt^
lilriiitip ""y s. ceesar, emperor ;
-pn^.Ju a. bringing,
S.
or
causing
[husband's mother.
givinglife,
M-^jup "c.
vivifying
wife's
s. biographer; -f.puMliufu
llffcuo.^^,^
mother-in-law,
llt-uni-P
"^/i*.
a. -phical -"j-p^.-Pj,
band's
huss. biography; uia._
s. wife's father-in-law,
^t-apui/p
;
father, l-if-pni^spunctuation.
write
the biography of.
to punctuats ;
vo.
L-^ji
l^t-Mnia^plrir,
limits.
^lAiuuiiyifi,
a. generating or
s. confines,
ttfruiui^uipn.-Pf
causing
life," health; li",",Mother of Life,
a. cetaceous.
\lt-a,-y[i%
MiAiuu.Iium'u
vital.
a.
IjA-u.nu tuj s. whale ; ast. cetus.
[VirginMary.
a.
_^i-*"""4/'/"
salutary;
ll/rp nj/s. nourishment, food ; prey;
vivifying
,
alive,
lively.
fig.bait, decoy, allurement, lure;

^tiui^puj%s. biologist; -""4""*

-gical;-ni-pj s. biologyf

""

n^

nourishment

uiniiiiM^to take
a. fond
Mt-iuiuukp

of life.

mp,

to bait, to lure, to allure,

to
liu/Llri_.
the
food
be
to
for,
decoy;
il!bti_,
prey of; to allow, to let itself to be
um-utp^,
decoyed or allured; ib'''^i_
to be put to the sword.
\\k-pu,ijn-.p
lipng s. meat, eatables,
nourishment,
aliment, subsistence,
food, victuals ; repast ; bait,food, provender,
pasture; prey; fuel; m-i/^fi^
In.
-.have
you
any thing to eat?
"
drinking ; ^uiqsp /"
piruih/l, eating
-

MtiuniAuif/
a.

life

containing.

wholesome.
c. salutary,
Mt^'anLun^j
a. which
or
"litijiaijikiilb
ought to
may
live.

Vl"-1#j"#^,
s.
y
custom,

life ;

conduct,

iour,
behav-

; present life ;

manners

world ; unuliui^u/i, private life ^.".

;
to pass
life in
phl_ uM'u,[iuin.n^,uli
-,
to depart
obscurity; ^u.ph,^ [. -yu
-

this

to
life,

die ; S.

sweet

to eat ;

^inu,n.n^,misdiet;

wholesome
food ; ""j_
lqt"/"/p
uj.Lni^upuip
Mlri'j/mi/ui^l^u,
s. politician
"/'*-.^'^i^p^'^uiiPf
; -tf-fiain,^^
i^iMti^ni^li exquisite,
.

"a

s. politics.
Pl-t^i,

delicious,
dainty meats

; /3;2#u."^^

Mlr'i'guiiiui^iu'ii
a,
earthly,terrestrial,Jkp
mies
JlrpIt"!, we can eat up our enetory
like bread ; J'uiu^hin^ eu "iniptu
mundane, worldly, temporal, transi/i
life ; S. -o^m-u,
; -% s. biography,
they shall be your prey ; ui""^,
"5fri^.
-

to give
uipliuAiiru

Mir'i'guniiutil^P
a. mundane,
-.to
worldly- *""-/_/"
minded,

fond

of life,of this world.

take

to eat, to
uj,t.^ini-u

eat, to feed ;"""-_

for nourishment;
to

feed,to take

food ;

iibP

J-ntxHiuiit-u
^m-^iiAutijl,
-lipngmed.
be

on

strict

llbP

345

diet,to observe

to

["

-u

imen
reg-

to

the

belly for

meats

shapes.

to form, to figure,
va.
^itrpMifuifpUir

belly"

hideous

most

for the

ious
Mniitfj to transform into varut^mf-liiiuin the
shapes; ft
-u

to be the prey of;

il^trj^,
to put to the sword ;
uiiiiit-u
upn/
f/'*'*i
^py to be for fuel to the flames;
hu. npni^uifb
npniluiflili
"^
-l/lin^ meatS
;

-u

to make.
fashion,
[shape*. form
^it-puiiufpni-[3-[ii.%
figure
in
a. in many
\ilrpuiu,//lrpui
fashions,
,

various

forms, diverse,varied.

conformable
^k-puiu,^[,j

resembling,
; like,

a.

s.
Mhfiuilipuiiilig
table-companion

similar.

who

eats

with

messes

or

another

ness,
*. conformity; like^ik-puiui^jn^pj,
resemblance, similarity.

to intercommon.
ipilri_,
S. MhpiulinL.p
Hh-piui^puitM^

'\h-pgiluitl-pirif'*
^h-pMMiut^yi-lMir^t

"

a
Mlrpuiipiuukp
.

fond

of

to form
^k-puiiuiTrnt-irva.
to
Ixtpuiu/baij;
tugujj vn.

eating
,

idea of.

an

dainty-mouthed; ilAk^j to feast,to

be formed,
revel, to give oneself up to feasting. to take the form.
lltrpuil/pt-j;
s. assumiug a form,
tj//va. to give to eat,to
\iirpu{ajn.n,.[3-[iK.%
nourish,to keep,to feed ; to maintain, shape,similarity
or likeness.
to sustain, to treat ; to bring
to
Ilk-puiuiuo"_j s silk silk-stuff;
upj
to
to
to
en
silktaffeta,lightsilk;silk goods;
eat, mess,
rear; -[nrvn.
ish
nour-

'

u.

feed oneself, to

live,to
s
\tt^p."//pP^
frugal fare ,
or

be

fed.

court-plaster.
a. producing silk;
scarce
Mk-puituuiuptp
[nutritious. "P^ s. silk-worm.
["manufacturer.

nourishment.

^t-pitiuiumifnpir
,11^ s. silk-woavor,
Mfrpuiatuath^[i%
npif-s. silk-worm.
of
'\\lrpuiu,uli-uii
-hiiffli
-u[ia. made
,

*.

a.
liUpui^pl,^
nourishing feeding;
tious
nutriyitrpui^pniiui^mt,
a.
nutritive,

; -%

W'fU-y

nutritive power.

'yitrpuif/pnqni-Pji
S. ECt of
-f/p^t-Pf,
ship,
nourishing, sustentation ; steward,

administration,
management.

silk,silken,silky, [chant, "mercer.

Tn/rpu/tumailiuTiajn.
fi S' sllk-mer\\lrpuiuipu,%
[ibetter -p
ui^ ". form,
pect,
figure,
visage,countenance, face,as,

carob-seed
"^iTpuiu,
: carat.
uit) g.
S. gluttOUy.
\\lrplrjjnM-P-^Lii
,

look; presence,

appearance,

y\irpl,^a.
eating,tearing,
devouring; mien, bearing, deportment; attitude,
gnawing ; corroding; *. weevil,worm;
posture; image, effigy; semblance,
moth.
condition ; character,
representation;state,
ment,
rudia.
hoarse; "J"y/*, voice.
\\li-plilrp
temper, comportment;
first element, idea ; idle fancy,
filrp/it-plnr,
h-^uy vu. to be or to get
hoarse, to make oneself hoarse.
whim, crotchet;feint,pretext: coat,
s. hoarseness.
Mtrp/^t-pni.Hii
dress; S. Mt-'i'q-'"'i'"'^tp
/""^'ftj*
; -^
"-"_
of a
Iqt^nr^ffl.
eating;". eater;
sense, meaning or interpretation
uip_
-

plrjnq_,oatiug " driukiug ; gluttonous

" wine-bibber;
a lover of good
lyp

word

; lu^iiiuiTCn/TC
-^ ,
;

-,

simple

utitfnqi^nqn.uiqut^ui-np

"

ior
exter,

firm

living;glutton.
[excess,gluttony. countenance
; supplicatingposture;
effeminate manner
llfr^n^nt/J/.tA
s.
eating to
stuffing,
;-^"-/""^,
Jl^-'tf-ian
strained
fitpni,(,s. wax-taper ; wax-light. ii/jiJ-uilim
cold,frigid,
reserved,conserious
moth-hole
air
\lkpni.,u^ Ifirpu,^
s.
\int.p2_hi-liiliuu,
;
,

-,

rust-hole, corroded

part.

manner
air,severe
; ukf. U. uuiuiniiu,_
ening
threat4'"* haughty,disdainful,proud,
-

*.
*lltpn.-^n".ir
eating " drinking
good
junketing,
living,good cheer,
,

feasting.

"

air

irum-ujf,
,
; /i
servant
; ".n.int/_
^-u
the character of;
n,_pnL._p, to counterfeit
^plipp-^P^L.Ji^^^l^ tO
niJblr"_
in the form

or

manner

of

-u

*" form, figure,

l^hpuiily
shape,cut,
fashion,make; aspect, look, appearance,
q--n
in
a.
air,deportment;
[i
appear like,to seem, to resemble; "".
,to shape, to form ; to figure;
j,
shapes or forms ; in many ways,
irki_
many
a"

-"#

"

-a

-u

diverse

-""

-"

itH^u

to

assume

to be
borrowed
shape or appearance
disguised,dissembled or concealed;

a~u

be

-u

'ZCfJuMpuini-fa'truMli
p %h-ppu ptrpirittO
truth in it;
have some
to giVB falSB S
iTuiui^mit^'bu

probable,to
inmi_

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idea

create

of, to

Tits
s.
\\ygni.l3-Xi
existence, life ; health,
l\yiini-gu/byir,
ni-jfvu. to c^use to
to
mate,
to
live, vivify, give life to, to ani-

344
erroneous

an

or

exaggerated impression;
to take
a

like

resembling ;

similar

conform

to

the

cowl.

conformable

to

to comply with.
ib'tit-u

prolong life,to bring to

reanimate, to revive, to

uin^ilr[j again, to

; 4mi.u.mp ^n
l^y^nt.j[A
"l^f^ljthy faith hath saved thee.
a.
lltj""-5f^
givinglife ; *. saviour,

deliverer.

personification.

int. bravo!
huzza!
llA-j;j"'
lltyji-u,
Armenia
-j^-_jt'2,'W"'""""*'

a. feignod,disguised,
'^^Irpuiuipu/Jiiacnp

hurrah!

counterfeited;figured.
transformed
tt.
Mt-puiuipu/iiia^nlu
,
transmuted
metamorphosed;
; ipilru

for

Armenia!

for

! hurrah

ever

to Armenia

perity
pros-

! -jt" gbh-m-pyaHi
cheers
shouts of
or

transformed, metamorphosed,
iiyityfjto utter
pect;
change from, to bear another as^y^ui^s. finest gold.
[joy.
guise,
to counterfeit, to dischin;
lunfLlrij
liyiii^ntbyiua^
^autf^t utq-s.
to transform,to metamorphose;
damar
snout, muzzle ; -% {^fufiJ-^
gum

to

be

to

"

to

the

change

aspect or
change

state

of the

appearance
the face

to

uin^yi_if^s

; to reform

world

Pppii,things'bear
the tables

t^ti

another

quite

(forvarnish).
s.
chin-bandage; chiny\ifiuii,uliuiui

;
or

pect;
as-

to be

phosis,transformation,change.
^trpuiiupu/birir,
tj[ivtt. to glvB
to, to

form,

to

to model ; to represent.
fashion,
'iiirpufuipu/i,[iir,
y^uij vn. to conform
to take

the form,
look, state,manner

to give oneself
to

to

to affect

put

airs ; to

giye
,

or

simulate,

up as, to pass
^pini-Pli to

put

to

on

or

assume

to
affect,

oneself

out

terfeit,
coun-

set

off for ; -jjiaa-ui^

simulate virtue or
bity,
prooneself

sanctimonious

ior
exter-

look

of

innocence

; to

; ad.

i^iiiJhqnu[3-lintninujnM-P-^tO

"

half; middle; a.
half,in halves,
^lunil^^u.^ by half;half
in part, half, by halves,
imperfectly; J-u,j; half an hour;
"""_
J-uiiTuiL. at half past ten ;
ifuiuiifii
i-liz^pmidnight ; fi -2Cu/iiu,u{uip^li'
s.

demi

"

tend,
pre-

for,to

/jfiunjn^

half, semi,
in part ; /"
done; /.-,
-

appearance,

feign,to

to

l\yu

fofm

figure, to shape,

to

tongue,

to become
hunch
\iu,'bu,ir,
uiguii vn.
marten,
[or hump-backed.
ll^-o^^u*.
Ilqnt.fs.
hunch, hump, humpback.

turned.

are

fffuyu to hold one's

silent,speechless.

strap;

mctamors.
Mi-puiuipui'7,ui,^nfuiit-Pf

vivify
re-

; to save

s. conformitj.
'y\lrpuiu,pu!tiuilitjnil[E
$" prosopopoa,
ll/rptii.upiu'r.u.iu'bni.p'P

life

play

half way

ti^c yplint-A-"^pw.
4*'"-/'
about
two
leagues " a half
"iu,[u,ip,
distant ; ["liiuln^.y
y,. [,J^^uy a cubit
" a half ; ["u,u,pi,n^y,^ ["iiftum-j;in a
to reyear " a half; /"-% ,iypu,ii-yi_,
duce to half; /" p.w'i'li''UnuuiuMbtul,
[".
;

to make

half

promise ; to promise
the child ;
with the lips,
^uin--P-fijuMn.u"uiiM,lya.^
insincerely; /" u""-n"-/"j
to give a deaf ear
to : to pre'iini.p-1,
jya-uAyu to die early, in the fiowtend
to be generous,
liberal ; S. lot^
bloom
of youth; yp^k
er
or
it"y
b
die
if
half
of
us
Jk'i'2_
;
Jyn.u/i,l,^l,,Q.
Jilr
tion,fraud,feint,deceit.
ry
^/A ui^ypy^uii-,half the countwas
ruined; t^ u,",,u f, ^ or o^t
MypiifuiL-np
a. formed, figured; resembling,
/" ifnp uiu,uiijyijl!b
[I'bJ not half the
on

like, conformable

; -yj"

S.

MypuiuipMuttyiT"i
^ypuiitrjtyt^ytTj
"m^p s.
form,formation ; conformation.
to disguise oneM/rpu/ujifn/upif
vn.
self,
[shape or manner.
base, despicable

Mypu/P^s. mean,
construction.
l\ypm s. building,
ate,
Mypiiiyj",
y^j,va. to make, to fabricto

construct,to build,to

erect.

truth

told

was

"

"

the
some

"

me

not

which

; that
half the

was

truth; -^,
others; -^""',

one, the
others
....

^kiiops. midday,

"

noon.

lit'" iyuif,or 4/".n/.

S. lltmno ;pOlUt,
period, full stop; moment, instant;
end, aim ; %uiuiu,uiJilt
aim, end, scope,
object,goal ; ^ "Tu.^nJi, at the point
"

Mypuinuiuit
s. fabric,
construction, of
edifice.

me

s.
lil'unj

"ilLP

told

was

"

death.
"C.
Mimu,f.py,r,

S. llim".-

"c.

ijhU

half a line ; -^ n^S- a.

s.
^ftauiifjip
half done, imperfect;-fnt-%^ s. half-

sphere,hemisphere;

a.

-^oi.

M^"uii.irp
a. half

a.

hero.

a. half-warm, tepid.
\\l,ulrnli

a.
hemipteron ; -jj-n^li
ing
payhalf for pension or board ; on halfhalf an hour.
\\l,u,uJ-u"irs.
[pay.

Ml"ulrir,
t-jp

s,

Mliuui^ip

half-full;

a.

ll/.,.t^tiujhalf

[halfcut; half killed.

a.
l|f"".^n^uir/^having the throat
ll^ixu^s. sharp, diesis ; S. -/{tumuip
;
-li,up-n,-u,h-s. hemiplegy , -plexy ;
half

a.

mule,
Mfiuki^s.

half

a. dead
l\[iiiopirMj

alive ;

two, bipartite
; -ko^'k *" half-boot.

y\liuMue,u"j.iM,ij.
a. half uttered;
pt.
-

half-openmouth

pu/ii

-4"""

young;
-4u""-u"",

a.

half cut

a.

harpy, monster

; -4u/o""f4

half bird

off; -4^.^

a.
s.

half

in part.

MliuuiJiu.j'b
s. half-tone
mils,

; semi-vowel;
diesis,semi-tone; flat;-iujhlr,r

to

va.

mark

with

flat ; -ik-n.'bn^s.

mitten; -"?/.s. mule.

l|/i""x"i/;"4
a. half dead, faint;
ed,
swoonfainted ;

-Jluu'u

a.

s.

to
establish,

""j

s.

embroiderer; enameller.
lime ;

s. citron,lemon,
Mfiiop

citrate ;

-nli

s.

cedrat, citron

ti, -,
ppiIipUlyltiUl/"Utli
or

calx ;

"

"

white-,

s.

-mm

-nXIA],

s. cedra, citron-tree.
-"fiili
^It ipy "4- *" 1"^ j cAem.

quick-, slack-,fat-,

[i
,^npi"apliiri_
"

hyd'

brown-,

or

meagre-

raulic--; 4n-"j"/t""4m'ii"

half; -J^uu^

ad.

cube.
to

determine, to prescribe; S. \k""-'

rule, guidance.
\\\,u,uili,
uig s. point,
swallowed
by a whale
\l,a,,ulini-iji.
punctuated. [(Jonah).
\\l,u,,u'hli2_a.
\yu,nu.
S.
[maciti.
\\,u,nu
chem.
cetin,
cetine,sperJ.
l|^""/"#"
ing
ll/.m/.t.u.Sn/, nil_s. dottiug,point-m^nptt,
; embroidery; enamel;

half

human;
believing,believing

halves.

prematurely.

word.
t|/""/"""
". Greek
k^l va.
'hlimuiq.phir,

half eaten; -li^tf^a.

half burnt ; -lin^J-s. half a jug or jarful
in
in
cut
cut
a.
half;
-liuini-p
two,
;
off at the middle, divided in halves or
in

ass.

ad. half,in part, by

ll[,an,il,'b

-4""""""^

dead; -4i-/"a.

half

semi-tone.
s. mus.
'^liuninpuili.

done, unfinished,imperfect,

incomplete; -^l/bq.ui%a.
half

two

partlycooked.

or

a.

luminous,

" coupl
s.
-iiuin-^
chariot,
"

into

divide

to

va.

parts, to divide in halves.

s. gr. division.
\\[,iil/iiP-ui!lbiy

half-

a.

-i^u

"-rafl'S.

-"-

s. half-brother.
y\l,ulr,u^";jp

a. translucid,
-lucent;
^["uiup-miliu.'bi)
-/"4 a. semi-transparent,diaphanous;

-p-h^

ruined ;

prime of life.
a. half closed
; half open.
miuu"l"u,li
oai"ni:
eighth part.
\\liuuMpuin.np^s.
s. half-sister.
Mfiuuipnjp

half -withered;

half-paralytic.
s.
ll/fuuK^iKi-uili
heretical;'-n-ltp
demi-god

l^^P

3-56

Koman
^n

"

ment;
ce-

b- lr"jtO

in part,imperfect;-"/:ij^^, reduce to
"uyuija. half,
; to calcine.
s. monster, half-human; eun^.wooden
-iTuip^j,
uch
bowl, vat,trough ;
Mpp,f[p[,
-Jt-n.
med.
; -"/t",ya. half-yearly;
a.
albura, morphew (a malignant
-

half dead

; -iruinuia.

half-monthly,

a. partlyraised,half afoot,
ll^Huiyu.^

nail
a.

itch).
Ml'Ps.

S. Mf "i"u"/I"/^^
; "uijpinuri exterior

up ; -lyp
half burnt.

influence;

use, usage,

head
s. bust,
^["uu,%^p[,

passion,any
suffering,

the

-,

uiplintJIii,

practice; f

common

"".

"

to put to use,
shoulders, ft-t^,
uin^ni-u uipliiiAiL-^,
half-length
a. hemiedric;
; -%/.",#,
-i^u.^. to make use of, to employ, to use ; to
or
s. profile
ercise
-uiuiuil^t-ii
; -%J:ii ~'i,A'iilr,y
practise,to put into practice
; to ex,

a.

down

to the

waist ; -imJfc

a.

lated
muti-

(word).
*. half-measure,
Ij^uiu^.o^
[inghalf.
Ml'uiuuiiMip^lfi.
a. parsimonious,
givMltaaiuuip^tii,^,,!^
s. subdeacon;-niJf
s.

-ate

; ^upui^up
to misuse.

use,
to abuipliMMiiilri_,

[i
"

*" domenical
Mbc'''li""tl'c
s. Sunday
\\lipu.iiu,irnt.,i,

letter.
eve,

night.

ll/^^foi("-,
\i[,i.p-,
[, s. Sunday, the
-uA-i. a. brown
l]/fuu""^u"".
Lord's
; -tuut-n.
day; imp, ^miiu^ or ""2A""7"4.
epicene ; -mumni.uii-^ S. li/i//".^/!^.
"uinamputii //uipijip first second,
S. \\liuiuliiiMni-(i
q/i"/"i"i"
third Sunday after Easter.
mistich.
; ~,nnii_ s. he\\l,piun."t.p^fit3i
s. use, employment;
; -ry.

a.

day
Satur-

i^hS
^uipm^ail,

\M\

Si 1

misemployment,misuse, "i'tacomposition, texture

""'"/'4/'
place where
f

tCu/Um.

; -^

misusage.

four roads

meet

a.
ll/.p/3well-bred,well-educated, or cross, cross-road or -street; -^
versed,expert, experienced,practised
of statuary;
uiiiif-phiiiii
group
"""/"_
ui^npJ-iu^ exquisite taste ; /A^
;
tO klck,tO
iuMlik^ji^^l/bni-ijifuililrij
to exercise,
to practise,
to
u!b^u,%yij
flingout or kick up the heels.
to 'nexperience; g
u/ii^ni.^iablri^,
0. kicking,
Mhsdl'kka
vicious,apt to
struct, to teach, to educate,to bring
mastic.
s.
\\it.
[kick.
train up ; /. u/iiliufiihi^
or
s. cuckoo.
^^^
Tl/ii./.".
"fi.h-ui
to devote,to dedicate
oneself to ; /"
1l/"i.",
-uMiiJiy
l^ s. soothsayer,
-"

iif.yuii_
aL.Jk^
",uMutabyi_

to

gain on or
close up with one
running; S. -^.
a.
lilipPlrpaiuuM'ii
well-bitted,softmouthed, docile,subdued, tractable.
Ml'pRfis. exercise, practice, experience,
instruction,
knowledge ; ^ -/?"
MiMiuuiplibni-p-t-uA
Jlutruto cxcrcise or
practise virtue ; u/iyu/i,t-ij^
~Pu Ipli^
t

conjurer,enchanter.

get

used

accustomed

or

ll/.^x",
lipTClg,a^j
narrow

hold

or

of the

defend

breathe

n^/l
to

take

pass,

^pii s. jaw, jawbone.

lli^i/A,
S. plmplo.
*\q,npni.^
^MtPti S. ^tS-4^"/."^. [biscuit.
*^il''i
or
^M'i *" ring-shapedship'iilfnT,
fts, clime,climate.
-ui),

to

be

to

communications

Mtp-e^hvba

s.

uiniin^i_,
m^ilri^^u
a

to
,
the passage.

roads, to close

qo^a

absorbe

tfuti^-t.to

qjiu/hu to listen eagerly.

pass, defile, breath ;
straits
channel
a.
;
crotaphites.
^juMiftm^uipJ;
,

passage

neck, isthmus

to.

ingulf,to

; to

to

[black art.

s.
'i\[it.uui'iJ'iyai-P-p'A
demonology,
to
s. Sunday ; uppli-i_
\\l,t.pu,liir
q-u
observe or keep the sabbath.
hawk.
s. kestrel,small
'\\li^pf,u
fort.
Miuj [,s. castle,fortress,
vour
to swallow
va.
^^tt-iT,till,
; to de-

master
hold
the

passions; movement

*"

of the soul, emotion,

ing;
sentiment,feel-

animal

to swallow.
to cause
passions,sensuality,
vice;
^laL-^u^ilrirva.
tributes, \iru.'iiy,r,
,i\itu,u,hj;y^i"\
pain,torment; accident ; atsuffering,
iiifj,
properties; /""."%/"phases yg[i 'y\tfy^ni-guibyir,
m-gl va. to prick;
of the moon
bite ; to pique ;
to
to
to
sting
nip,
kpba transports,
; jyi^
;
fits of passion ;
break
bread ;
cut
to
or
jiioiutiiuA i(6-"o"""-"^f4""j
ijui^ui^nt.
itches.
hand
jyn.%
oxtravaJnilrii.\iU,
blind,
^ujinuiiip
tiTl^itk my
-,
stealinga littleat
gant, furious, outrageous passion;
s. nibbling,
Il6-/i6stir
to
to
time
a
jnLjfh-^qlilipu
provoke
; s. pickpocket; fig.swindler,
up,
-

"

or

excite

the

to

to
flatter,

passions; "i.f.ai-t-i_qlil,pu
sharper,cheat.
,

soothe

one's

iu%Ji%ujiiiutuiit

ilfbL-ip tippuI'l-p to give

to abandon
oneself
to
,
to let loose,
passions,to indulge,

oneself
one's

passions;
I

up

of
clew
s.
lia-/.^,
46-4/'or iiiriiuib
in a
yarn, ball of thread; a. wound
ball,squat,clustered,crouching ; uiu._

myiji

-%

to

wind

up,

to

wind

into

to crouch, to
balls or
skeins ;
gratifyone's passions; fti/.J-n^jup^'i,
4/""^"
to find oneself in a painsquat ; to sit on one's heels ; to creep.
ippu ii.m,u%iri_,
ful,
a.
\irirf"
Stingy , saving , scurvy ,
embarrassing or awkward
tion
posito
to
jugate
subpaltry, shabby,
rule,
niggard,
beggarly,
%nL.uiiChi_
n^lipu
;
control
sordid
one's passions,to
or
ious
penurious,parsimonmean,
,
covetous:
one's
under
filthy,
bring
passions
subjection;
avaricious,
,
"c.
S. P'-M.^\t^u/rj;
dirty,impure, unchaste.
s. shabbiness,
\\itifn..p-^iJi
M[ig a. united, joined, conjoined,
'\\irir,u\p
herent,meanness,
adconnected, annexed; contiguous,
avarice, stinginess,
penuadhesive, sticking;
adjoining, riousness, sordidness,parsimoniousavarice : impurity,foulness.
abutting,lyingclose to ; ad. conjointly,
ness, sordid
together,at the same
time;-^*'to wind, to coil up,
to run
va.
llS-^t./",
together ; to concur
fry/,
p-a/iiuii_,
with, to cooperate; to compete; -^/i. to make into a clew or coil;to bind,
to

to be annexed
%t-i_,

union

to contract, to
to narrow,
junction,
joint,conto shut
: kick,
kicking;-^pm^
qJtyiCii
juiq^uiaiiu^
; -^

s.

straiten ;
ouo's haud
-

111,[*
from, to be

with

the

to squat down, to crouch,

poor ; -[iirvn.
to cower;
to be contracted,shortened
; to shrivel

up, to grow

-nt-Ui,
'ix"lin^'f,

WP

348

hard
close-fisted,

narrow.

to be
to afflict oneself,
Mufti^-Tvn.
disheartened,discouraged , to grow
to languish.
faint-hearted,
a.
Iffl^tuplanguishing, amorous
,

affectionate ; tenderest,fondest,most
heartfelt,
passionate,cordial ;-'i"a3/t^,
,
to
look
-t-iTvu.
lovingly at; to woo;
; cramp.
smitten
hot.
be
enamoured
to
of,
with, to
s.
lib^i/jA"nUj
garden-cresses.
Ija-nt,
burn for,to be ardently attached to,
a.
sharp to the taste, sour,
acid,ta.rt;
fiff.
pungent, biting,piquant, very fond of; to long for,to pant after,
to sigh or die for.
[S.li^io/*A-.r.
slandering,
rude, satirical.
Ij/jf^lii/S-;
J/liflJ't^illlllui
l|6-ni.u,y.fr/^".
bitter,bitter remedy
^ri/iqtuP-^.
to
or
drink
s.
bitter
excrements, evacuation,
l\q^,iu/i,^
u,ni,nu^u
cure;
of bitter
draughtsor a potion made
ordure; fig,scum
; waste, loss ; 4/""".
berbs.
scoria, dross, slag; -'fcuij
un.
[smarting. i,,uiu,^,
tion
contracshrinking,
shortening,shrivelling
ting
; squat,

s.

-"

old customs, obsolete usages

stinging,pricking; ilnpni-P-lii^a.
1l6^oi."i"^/iSl^lTf to
biting,sharp, acute,
q-%u ^MUinallh-l_
; [ip-^il^i-

ll6-i7i.iz.S-,
s.
nj

caustic,poignant:
luniihu to burn,
to
to
torture,
pain,
[topick.
;
\\irni.hir,
to gather,to pluck,
va.
A-j/i
qSi7"-/3-f"A M^"'-"'-P-l'ii
g.
ness,
sour-

to scorch

sharpness,pungency
tartness

look
but

upon,
dross.

through

filter

or

things as

strain

to

or

pass

strainer ; to cate,
defeto
dregs,
purge of

or

to clear from
lees

all

to count

\\,lji,lk,r,
tr^j.va.

acidity,

bitterness,
acritude,causticity,
; fig.

or

impurities;

to
fine,to filter,

to

[shuttle. refine,to clarify.

s. defecation,
purification.
^"iiiiinuUh
t\,^fl%^n -Aiinp "'nt "'l'"3 *" tile,
brick; inm.
sullen,austere.
pantile; ^um-mi^/i ti
to
sit
tile
flat
v
n.
to
Ij^^iiT,
; P-ph-nj t^nt.n% "III
irja,/
squat, squat t^iupiul^
tile-kiln ; itiuiflihi_-o^
to tile,to roof;
down, to sit on one's heels.
tllcd
TOOf.
weaver's
shuttle.
s^i"3 t'
inu/jilip
bruihrtiUiMii_-op
tile-maker.
to
ll
Mf/nj^fr,
jt-u,i_vn. grow hollow, to
Y."ftin^iii^i.^S
uij s. tiler,
sink in; ^^nji-m^^ui^j.hollow, sunken
llYy;ii_^".6o;.
elecampane, star-wort.
Miiai-liir,
eyes ; ^ if-n^^u IflinjjtruJi^
tjiy vn. to shrivel up, to
startingm^
ll^ni-,uij s. cuckoo.
up, to contract, to
[eyes. shrink,to double

tq^ti/",
with the
trj^ va. to weave
a. scowling,lowering,
IHjuifoi
gloomy,

"

""-

\\li^ir,
tjrfvn.
to

bloom,

blow, to blossom,

to

to open.

coil up.
to cuddle
or
collapse,
Iji^u^tlTS.
^m/iiiA^li^tui^t-Jl
^^iluiuiii^
ble-paved,
s. stucco
a. marM^uj6^t,fi
; -^luuiui/i
t

s. amulet, talisman.
'^"lypP^p

[ment.

walnut-husk.
TlytY^s.

ll2C

Mql^C ^j -uiliufi,u,j
"

gyman,
clerk,clerclergy;-;^,the

ecclesiastic ;

,s.

clergy,churchmen.
a. clerical,
l\illrpui^,a'ii
priestly.
s. seminary.
lli"t^"i.7ii._j
^'if^pik""
"

'"3

S.

\nl-p; "uilfuAia,

cle'rical; -luinu'ii
s. seminary ; -ni.pl,s.
orders ; ^ ih.. -[, in
holy
clerkship
;
clerical attire.
,

insular.

J"

"L

ti/i

marble-pave-

of marble, marble,
a.
"iiTftuij

mar-

morean.
a. marble-roofed.
M^t-iyuipfi

*ll2S'ti4
or
l^u^ta'S. lit^t..,
4)"-2i'ii(.
IqayiJC,
42CsVy s. pot
hoof.
l|2rtjiii4
'"3 *"

earthen-pot,

[pipkin.

"

^AifiuI^iu^uMfT-filM
"p.uty(u -^Irnai fe.
j
(ihiiiPui^fey
[or callous.
t

llzti^ui^iuixui/*,
horny
iiijiii/yn.to grow
a. hoofed,having hoofs.
\2C,lu,liuM,-np

^IS^P' cllYjt"4 A-4/i*. islet,small isle.

I12tifui"riiii/*
i^.y\2CiliuUuMltiulV.
'^- insular ; s. islander.
\\2Cinhj;
^"L'd-'Jtl'
k^f, va. to merely say, to
^'llf'"Vr"i' 'd;'"3 *" isle, island; confine oneself to saying;* to bark, to
the Britishlslands.
f^pluiuAlnnii.a'b
peel.
[skeleton;carcass; corpse.
-^
to knot, to tie in a
va.
\\,ipirj;
Irtfl,
y^iFutfuf^jiilruin \\iJiufiip
1^013 S.
knot,to make a knot, to tie up.
of a
umbo
the
boss
S'
M-fpt-u^
,
s. indissoluble knot.
Mqp/f,"ui
shield or buckler.
,

"

yfhi*

l^^n

549

"c.
M-O'i^p "c. S. '{".r/tirps.
Mi/php,u%[" pi. cupolas,domes.
.

seal;int-h-ufiihu
"I'^pnt^L'c to unseal,
the seal ;
to baptize;
iniui_,
to seal up, to terminate,to finish;

"

to break

s.bot. mercury,
Mir^npni-li
dog'scaul.
l^^/wf./.^
sf,concubine,kept -woman.

-^ui%
'^i,uP-n,l_

%ni,i_,to

receive

tuiLUnu.

baptized;

tijtLltnt.,

be

baptism, to

[iIflrpy tO Staud

"LV np

^'bui^,"'b"iJj^
s. repudiation
; divorce.

godfather or godmother to ; pu/b[iu,

after all,in fine,in short,in a word ;
to wind up a speech, to
qi'lri_p,a'7il,g

T^-iairuipf,
-[, a. effeminate,
timid,

conclude

WllO

S.

uig

puts

his wife.

away

weak.

discourse.

s. a
\p,/pi,afj

small hood.

"C.
Ifi^iiyii-np
a. hooded, wearing ahood
ffiiuli/hlj
-[i -nt-13-fS. ^tfUiJiJU
^liMitui^n o, \ttf.uiuljn
or
cowl;
s.
s,
or nun.
"ujiitni-[3-fiu!ii
capuchin monk
,

'.

fondness

for

^iiiuut

ing,
a. affected,
Ifii^mJayt,
prim ; flatterwheedling.
elm ; -^
\jfi,A%l,
s.
"plantation,

S. ^iiuii/iMtpq.
hearted,
5 faint-

o,,

lug

; uxoriousness.

women

poor-spirited,
cowardly,base.
sMliminaiJnp^

garment;

sorry

rag, tatter.

"

grove

V|tr2(oA.u,/-,
tug,,,/ vn.

^lumlnr, k-jiyvn.
become

to

to

grow

[(foroxen).
a
yoke

XpiTCm^s. the extremities of

[woman-hating.

Ifiiuimt-uig
fry/"
igtug a. mysogynous,
s. mysogyny.
firiaiuit-g"M.i9-[,L.%

of-s.

to become

as

to grow
wildboar; ;55'.
haughty, proud,
insolent.
s. siphon,[fierce,
l)%3l"^,"^

ate,
effemin-

a. hog^iiTCp-util-l^j;
gish,
-lilrpui-glT,ui_

enervated, feeble,

cowardly.

resembling a wild hog.

Ifiiuiuini.fjJ'
s.
a. having a large snout.
effeminacy, cowardice,
Il'//a7?t,f^
s.
faint-heartedness,
lliaj'./a-,
snout, muzzle,
softness,
-iCp-uig
pueffeminate, [sillanimity.nose;
M%iiigt^,ai_a.
trunk, proboscis;
luJhing,
vu. to scnsualize, water-spout.
^'iiuignt,guM'i,i,,r,nL.gl,
to enervate, to emasculate,to unman.
sesamum.
iTtP^u/iis. sesame,
XfiiTcpp-i
"sCilum'i,s. knot, tie ; pucker,
IfiiTTlini,
rassment
wrinkle
s. ermine.
\ti"l.Jl.-'i,(,
; frowning , frown ; embar\piil.ni-qj
tion,
complica^qP OT 1-qnj S. COWl, hOOd;
entanglement
,
monk's
hinor frock.
intrigue,scrape, difficulty,
gown
,'to
bald
S.
"C"
^inui^
Ifiiq-iu^
tt.
derance,
hitch;
^iu.%A-^jlrphuu
;
,ag
tear
the
to
out
to
contract
knit
one's
va.
brows,
frown;
Iliij-k-iT
or
trg[,
hair ; * to strip off leaves ; fig.to ill- to look gruff,to put on a surly look;
-

treat.
a.
'ys^m-pliutplrp
producing incense,

thuriferous;
a.
-luu,ai.

mixed

with frank

of oliban.
a.
^slhij-plitriy

[-incense.
olibanum,

y^H-pni-liplifi liiug s.
frankincense; benzoin;
f-^t^t^,
" ^P:e
TlV'S. Si.il't
[pure
rush ;
lli/.t.%
s.
flag,
n4^
sedge,
nj,
,

"

"

-UMptrpa. producing

-"

to turn up one's nose, to make

wry
faces ; i,iumu/lilri_,
piuiA"a[_q-i tO dCcide a question,to solve or set at rest
,

disputed point;

folds ;

; S.

grapes

; sign of

pressed

Mnb'"'^'
to

'V(iiT(n-k,r,
va.
trgft

wrinkle,to

tract,
con-

pucker up; to embarrass, to

to complicate
confuse, to render intricate,
to

; confirmation,sentence

of

^'l'.p
4*""j *. seal; signet;stamp,
impressionof a seal ; signature;mark,
ness
figure, sign, character; proof,wit-

4."ui"-"y,plaits,

husks
luiu,p,,fnj

to

-fiiTvn.

wrinkled

; to

frown

wrinkle

to

knit

to

be

one's

entangled,

brows, to scowl;to become

complicated,

hood;
sex
s. female
baptism ; mus. tone, sound;
\\'bn,-[3-(ii.%
; womanonly Begotten Son; ""%.
marriage , matrimony; ip't^i_
band
husa
the seal or
mortality
iTui^nt-p-T^
stamp of imni-Jirp-/jE to marry, to wed

the
-

;
i^op,the
cross

la'btli.Mtli
flyingseal

^ni-uni.p-T^
maidenhead, hymen;
,

uiq^uiuin^Jltcoat
,

of arms,

to take to
or ^
; iun%ni.i_-p-t
wife, to espouse, to take in marriage;
-

armorial

tntuinL-iJlrp

bearings,crest, arms ; fpun/y die, one's

end ;
stamp ;
p"'*/'j conclusion,
-

^uipliuAhu

"

to

affix one's

nn^nt-utnp

daughter

in

pi-p

"[y'I'i tO

marriage

glVQ

^o""/_

seal

to,to

mand

maiden

as

wife for one's

son.

iiCb

30
s. baptism.
IfbaL.'hp
to grunt.
vn.
lltfjtiT,
t-i/^
S-ir^tjT,
s. grunt, grunting;
lfi,^,ii,
4"o%u#.

^tltl1'3*" pitch,bitumen.
s. balance
ll^."i.
liiojig
;
"

the

s.
llt-^nt^m
chimera.
wild-boar,
a.
l|iri"",^
mj

beast

bald

-pated ; *7_
head, go !

tpiiiiu/iiiaMr,
uijiuj

vn.

to become

^'tnutijnt.^ii/iilrj't
"i.^^ vo, to
to
bald,to depilate,

half

"headed

camel

go up, thou

^i.

voice.

half

cause

or

bald

the hair to

wand

i^'-iK^fc?-"j scales,pair of
scales; ira/iipn^^
4"?-w" counterpoise,
^^

qSJte

to

play

with; bow,

musical

on

ploctrum, ivory

s.

uig

instrument

the

fiddle-stick.

proportional
equivalent,
; ad. equally,
justly,exactly, proportionately;
pendicular
perdirectlyover, vertically;

bald.
maks

fall off.

^uHimn^

Libra,

ast.

steel-yard, weighing
machine; weight, heaviness, ponderousness
ent,
poise; equival; equilibrium,
equal value, couilterpoise
; proportion
ing
comparison, liken; parallel,
examination, ponderation,
; trial,,
judgment ; a. equal,just,tantamount,

j/i,caressing,coaxing

Balance

"

weights of

steel-yardor

beam

/3-#i//3'"u^ie
/^'"'i^ kz'^y
of a
the scales, the tongue, the beam

%"f-Mun

s. baldness,
'ifiiMni.ppiSi
depilation
;

or

ckem. chondrine.

"

money-scales;
balance; ^a"4*-4'"*'"'j'"
tare
"
tret ;
s. blazon,heraldry.
4""-"".
l(hpiM,p.u,%ni-Pf
tare,
ut'bop-ng
oblation at baptism.
'i\'7fpu"[.pu,irs.
c
ounterpoise;
equilibrium,
uu,pni,p-k,
^fiigiu^h-uij
-qy-truma. baptized.
*. godfather, sponsor;
\t'ipiu';,yp
relative, absolute
u,pAiM,l[,specific,
to
stand
balance
of
ipib-ij
godfather;-n^/J/iiAs. weight;
^u,qui^iuliu!b'
-

the state

of

s. godmother,
'VfiipiuiTmjp

to
il,iti_,
or

stand

office of

^iipujuinM.
uij
ing baptism; s.
,

baptizing,confer-

a.

the

Institutor of the

of

Baptism.
a.
baptized; -ni-PpiX
liii^iat-np
baptism ; spiritual
affinity.

Ifiipt-j;
tgfiva.
to

or

"

stamp,

jnt-iqat-pf
kz!y"3 officer appointedto
'

s.

seal,to close with

seal, to seal up ; to

sign ;

to

t""

weights
stamp

to

iufrj.iap

"

measures

with

correct

uiMi^J!u%lrjr_

public mark ;
balance, scales;

the

; -%k%t.n^p-lr, false weight;

umnL-P-tr ujnit^f to falsifywoights
or scales ; aJl^m
l^^n.npt
MMtbutjnuiiutli
ni~^

justweight

to

to

"

"

mark

mark,

scan

of verses,

-.

seal,to affix

the
Mnuiqui^Mjiuiliufu

prosody ; ^uiu,_
4"'"-,exactly,precisely; ift-pntjjmf,
4iyp in equilibrium; perpendicularly,
vertically
; l[^nil_,by weight ; ^'nfi
sure
as
much, equally,of like meafiZP-"'L.'
or
weight ; liuHinukz!^"a '^"yp
standard-weight;"^""ju"oitu"/4"'/'?-^"'i.

"

measure

sponsor ;
; -m-p-^LA s. the state

l|ipu.i/;,"r".
sealing-wax.
coat
of arms,
s.
Ifiipu/iM^uA
arms,
escutcheon, armorial bearings.
IfiiguiMiiw^
-uittn s. keeper of the
cellor.
seals,the Lord Keeper, Lord Chan-

Sacrament,

power

-.

hide,to

to hold
"itt-ij

the

balance

evenly; to
counter-balance,to
poise,to
vail,
to equipoise,to equilibrate; ;j-"#""i,
"

"

to go by rule " comclose, to shut up; to confirm,

pass,
^uMi."i.npityi_Jtiii_,
to verify;to conclude,
to do every
ratify,
thing with weight
to decide; to pronounce
" measure;
sentence; to
if'fct^/A^^
nu4"-sri to
ish
seal,to complete, to terminate,to finexceedingly dear for, or at an
pay
; to baptize,to confer baptism ;
extravagant rate ; ^^'t^,;^^t/" {"
to sign with sign of the cross, to make
to risk oneself,
to
ft
rniui^ qu/ii^'i,
the sign of the cross;
incur danger, to run
to
into jeopardy,to
ti^iupuMi.,
wafer ;
oneself to death,to carry one's
uiphmJi!. to seal with blood ;
expose
to
life
conclude
in
one's
a
ger
dan^"i"^"/^.u^nnt-Phui'i,
hand, to encounter
of
be
to
death ; ft Mn"u,ni.^u/hlri_,
treaty peace; -Inrvn.
or
sealed,
itiikc
concluded, baptized,"c. ; l^^hijini. [i
dintu^ to ponder, to examine, to
made
nM.["niifUi^int-p-lrmh
consider,to weigh; ^ j;"u.%t^,to be
poacc was
between.
weighed , carefullypondered or considered
V{pAi*.sealer;a. conclusive.
; /i ifbhufii^ g ni-Jh^ ^
"
V'!^"j uy s. seal,signet-ring.
to compare
JjiJhtu'iiu
with;
u,p^ia%lri_,
cover,

to

to

-a

-u

-u

"

MZIV
utai-[3-k^h-ph^fp

compared
"With \

fli

nt-Jha

ff
^iu"_

"with,to

compare

^~h ^i^nt^ikit

to receive

"

llfllo

5" 1

ujiuJini-f

tO

equilibrium.
ll^nti s. chem.

06

[rytes,
baryta.
barium

oneself

adulterer.
ll^./o^o/^i.

u3bi^nii%

Mz^u-itpa.

stuffed

; -/"4j. ba-

[glutted.

full,gorged,

the

equivalent,or in
^niinuuui'bhi_
iiyl'j to
q-

l|^"ui"yf"uif{^
^.reproach,upbraiding,
reprimand,admonishing, reproof,reprehension,
in"-/"balance, balance-sheet; iuniihi_
rebuke, scolding,chiding;
exchange

lose the balance

equilibrium
;

or

4iu.

strike

balance ;

the

correction,admonition: adjuration.
\u,u,J'p.hJ',
t-gpva. to reproach, to
^i^y* u^us^uiui^ reprove, to scold, to reprimand, to
account; ugui^uiuiu^t^
door-keeper,porter; S. admonish,to chide,to reprehend, to
*toY^ lij^nilj
to

,
"[-" ^iu^t.[,

to balance
Miin.it-i_q^a,^i.

settle

or

an

rebuke,to
S. StaticS.
-if-llinnJli
^^i-iiipiiAni-Pji
balancescales.
or
ll^"uf.n^^uij

; to correct,to punish

censure

; to raise an outcry against,to cry

out, to inveighagainst:to adjure,to

maker.

exorcise.

[exorcising.
a.
l|^""/JJ.f^
scolding, grumbling:
flect
S. M^auiJp.ta'lip
^i^nuiJpnM^i
[armlctmind, to ponder,to consider, to reto compare, to confront;
s.tablet?
\\^nusuiui%uili,
bracelet,
upon;
uig
*
to judge by guess ;
to conjecture,
a.
\^n.uui^"^.
glutted surfeited ,
ad. to satiety;
much
s. conjecturesatiated;
-uint.p-pt.'i,
very
acZ.[disinterested. ni-uilru
^"^ ^^* one's
""
'H^'tl'o
It^ai^^E.M^b"4i'!j^itu
eat
to
one's
to cram
^^Mpuip a. judging rightly,
full,
fill,
just, belly
oneself,
s.
ll^u/j/grjbaroscope.
[surfeit,
cloyment, repletion.
s. satiety,
a.
important , weighty ;
Iq^.ut-fY.
,11111%
li^i
fulness,
j.ni.p[,t.%
much
stitch
emimed,
s.
^^luij/iut.
distinguished,
respected,
glancing
,
a. ponderable.
[nent. pain in the side ; pleurisy.
M^i-tril,
to weigh, to meava.
^nft-iluiTCuins. butter-dealer.
sure
l|^t.r, t-jf,
to
va.
li^u^l-utuitrir

weigh

in

the

;^g'. to

examine,

to

weigh,

to

ponder

consideration

calculate,to

on, to

take

to
compare,
to shoot,to dart,to take

aim

weigh

; to

hit the

at, to

well,to

mark;

to

n^n^iuplfl' to

Mnquimii,uij

to

; lateral

tinqn.% n-uili

camlet, camelot,camel's
MnP-

like

nu^ii n-iujh.

Or

s.

veil ; -*-"/'

woman's

s.

return

"

architrave

to veil.

va.

;
pause
in one's

foe cautious

^"ouu lit-p to
words

good
-,

butter; S. h"""^"i/^.

s.

i-'-y

construction;
wood-work, frame work,
planks, joists;*back of a house.

front;
con-

ponder,to reflectwith

consideration

mature

^.""

Mn^^t

Ifnijiii^,
uij s.

into,

handle

s.

knife ;

*
f

~n.iii^

colt.

n-u/hui^f,haft of

a
mi-fe/t broom-stick
reward, to
like,to recompense,
to strike, -handle;S.-"^* " IT^'t'^/"renumerate
ij^mpnt-uiirii
;
-t"ri/". to
to adjust one's blow;
ll.i/?/i^,
^l-^lpi, to
uig s. obelisk;

to

for

poise

cast

or

{fum

javelin; qtuJir%,yb
-

to be worth

up, to erect

an

set

-.

i\n[3-nii,
stem
s. stalk,

the whole

world;
foy
luliu.'bjudgod
sight
eyeliin-b-in)

Mu^iap^u

or

; pedicle.

; A"*-

1l"^f.s.

'fC t^nu
^^nJrUB^ Muph-iuP-

n*

shall silver be weighed

rewarder.
therof.
for the price
[quiter,

%ni.uM neither

female

chem.

collodion;*-[nP-s.

head-dress.

weigher; judge; re\zihfn_,

Mz;}-"'lS'
;
Ij^fi^f."uj *. steel-yard
ifuuim^
S. 'b"'"'/"Vuil/uii-,spring-balance;
s. weighing-machine; S.
li^o-nj
mj
-

M"!" s. tramplingor stamping upon;

trampled upon, trodden underfoot;
beaten
or
frequented
iCuiiiiuuiuipi^
to give
track,public road ; """"/_ ^
a.

to be

on

trampled on,

t-p^ytip
iki-k^

yet entered

heaven-

to
-

no

to tread

cause
one

had

as

weighing.
I^ni-uih-oj
\nluuiirs. husks of grapes, refuse
*.
weight , heaviness ,
l|2"-""-/?/.cA
the wine-press.
from
weighing ; ^S'.examination,judgment,
consideration; proportion,equality;
to tread,to tread upon, to trampleor
comparison ; asU libration ; Jk" -pt
,

s.

iinir

Mtt%

383

l|"4

smooth, polished,glossy;
[bush ; buUace-tree.
s. sloe ; bullace
Mn/juiii
; -ti/rs. sloeto polish,
to
tread
under
to
ll"4t./",
v
a.
smooth,
t-jf,
foot,
Ijnftirir,
frjfva.
to gloss; to put or
set in order, to
to trample on ; to rack, to grind; to
a.
*\in^[,/i
clean,neat, tidy,[arrange.
; fig.to
press, to crush, to squeeze
ride
Ifnlibni-u,
a. gravelly,sandy, stony.
trample upon, to grind down, to
Mn^n^a. poor " proud; bombastic.
roughshod over, to set at nought; to
"""*
".
boastful,bombastlc ;
\\nl[nqiapuA
invade, to make an invasion ;
to boast, to brag, to vapour,
-tiTvn.
to trample under
foot, to stamp
to tell boasttalk
to
ful
to
crowd
ostentatiously;
"/JlfJku.'hu
upon ; iTuipnliufii
tread under
foot;-^Afr^, 4"y." to be
trodden, trampledunder foot ; mu,u

fl.

tidy,set

in order,

""""-

-.

or

crush

another

one

take

camp ;
descent

of

possession
^mm-i

n,.pni^

on, to invade ;
to attain to dignity or

invested with

stories.

ipiaiuifiuto

oneself

surprise,to make
to

M"i,natup.tMiunL^^ Pli s. magniloquence,

of,
istry.
boasting,bragging, pomposity; sophenemy's

master

the

make

to

'rruirli

jfijii,u'i,n,.p-f-,
hoiiour,

to be

[pump.

power.

a. trampling;
l['^"u% forceM"f-'tl_

or

tO
^n/uni-SbS. ^n^iMi%S. \ f/At^ ^
be trodden
under
foot; m,ui_[i-,to
give to be trampled on.
,

nil^s. lameutatiou

blow

mourning

; undulation

tailless
*\niini_s.

\\n\n'ii
uij

"

U.
puffed Up , bluff ,
^nlinquiill,^
stately,
haughty,
lofty,ostentatious,

plaint
com-

tears

i^t^ijMuiLhtru
,un^
irinufbhijtO WCar
complain, to lament, to
;

%nl-l_,
linirlri_ (l
"

weeping

--"ffiS.~aiup.y
tlinE-[3-p
tup-iuliat-.

lt"4'
'lulli^t~qn

ll/ri-,y,

proud, puffed up ; to walk,

boastful
to talk in a stately,
to strut,to stalk.
imposingmanner;

to grow
to act or

hen;

[supercilious.

/.J s. flower-bud

protruberant eyes.
Mn^na., [, s. bot. neuuphar,

*
-

"/^i

"

water-

testicle.
[lily.
*ll#74n./^s.
discourse;
*" bigh flown
Mnltnilif'^ie
to mako
swaggering; S. Ti^^"^great boasting,
uiniini.i_[,
il^/tiy
n^^pni-p
lamentation; to chant mournful hymns,
M"inpii.,
gorge;
""") s. throat,gullet,
to singdirgesover
wind-pipe,
; ^iiinugni-gu^iiri_,
larynx.
with
to cause
terness
to weep
Mnlfpi-wib -[I'Cod. at the top of
exceeding bit-

mourning,
deplore ;

to

i/t6-

uin!lilri_,t^.tun^im-Pt
-

"

;l

toss about

irpptiuij
^4'1'0
to

in waves,

^" I'i^s or

be

agitated,
billowy.
a. lamenting,weeping.
Mn^iuq-l/t

one's

voice, with open

mouth.

Mnlinpj.u,^ou
a. speaking gutturally;
'^n^npq.[,ui.crocodile- [guttural.
-nu

\nlin,-[HiLii
s. rough-hewing
trimming; cleanness,

delling,
mo-

ness,
neat'^inifuiliiu'i,
a.
deplorable; weeping,
1l"S-i".rS.l|/.S^/i./*.
tidiness.
[plaintive.
l\'"iuiiuij $. billow,wave,
swell,
Mnb-uHi^s. fluctuation , heaving ,
[ers. surge, breaker; fig.mountain, hill,
swelling of the sea.
of hired mourns. chorus
height , eminence
I|n6-u"i/t"/f"
rising ground ;
,
s. place of tears, house
TlnS-uimA-Y/f
foaming billows.
"fpipliuiili^-^
of mourning.
ing,
-'-km
1|i74"/^""y/i^
a. rough, swellto
to
ll"4-fr.r,
va.
beat, strike,
[tossed.
billowy.
Irgft
to reiterate
blows ;
to give
waveor
l\n^u,i[,n^"ita.
tempest^hJ"
a
^"f 1'3*" side,rib,flank; part;^p'.
slap on the face,a box on the ear;
woman
ad. aside, awry,
; wife ; g -ay
qlfni-piruto beat one's breast ;
to bruise
to
oneself ;- i^n^
sidelong;"""./, S. S'""-f ; ""^v-t*
"Ijubi'u,
at once, forthwith
deplore, to lament, to bewail one;
I'-{" directly,
; /"
q^niiiHi,to beat the air,to labour in
Ipih-u to stretch or lay oneself down,
s. wart, excrescence,
ll#iS-/.S^
[vain. to lie down, to go to bed; -^ "/.ptru/h^t
to
or
l|n*^/i./",
wcar
cover
vti.
mouming;
bindingof a book.
Irgiy
to deplore,to lament; to be beaten,
Miufiup-n^iniiuiis. pleuropneumony.
tormented ; to be agitated,
to upheave,
Mniiiu^frp^t-pOhs. pleurisy.[(Eve).
8. Xfnp bot. [to uudulatc.
a.
Malfn/uni-p
Mniiiultlii,
produced from a rib
s. consort,wife,
l\n,l,a^[,j
spouse.
,

"

iinir

kns

4
.

liniinMifuit-iT,
t^f,va.

despoil,to

to

s.

countess.
county;earldom ; -"'-4^*/""
ll/y/i*. dung, cattle-dung.

strip,to plunder, to sack, to ravage,

*. dung-beetle.
to rob, to rifle,
to pillage
linyiuY-'iif.^iii; to deprive
s.
cloaca, sink, commonl\n/ui%nj
of,to bereave; ^ikqu/iia to commit
robber.
cess-pool.
sacrilege, [lager,plunderer,
sewer,
s. drain,sewer.
\lnju,^"-P
spoiler,despoiler,pilVj/.^nj^m/.^*.
".
s. baskot, pannier,
\n,in,lj
Mn/q^-^'H pointof section in grapefrail,
nj
[flux,dysentery.
stalk,
"c. fruit-basket,
hamper;
uiu,,[nj,
of bowels,
looseness
"c. ; S. ^"airpliiu
^yiS.diarrhoea,
maiden
basket-Hiaker
sf.virgin,
; the
l\yu kni-ufii)
\\n,iniluiii.nph;
ui^ s,
ginal,
work ; -iluiXum. Holy Virgin; aj9".Virgo; a. virgin,vir-riLpJ,
s.
making,
seller.
maiden, maidenly ; pure, chaste ;
s.
[rattle,
toy.
S.
untouched, unmingluncontamiuated,
S'
knco-pan ;
\\n,[n,fi^niinilji
-nj
inviolate
secret,
ed
mysterious
s.
,
;
ll"y/"qtpp tpj branch, bough.
sidevirgin,
young
hidden; ^"-"-i"4^"/".4
l^nTCnj*. astragal;door-post,
number
the
ankleseven;
girl,maid; /?/"-.
post, jamb : joint,articulation;
untrodden
path; ^t.
bone; knuckle-bones
(for play);
-^ui'uuiuiuipi,
inbol, hellebore ; q-mp
^"".
empty tomb ; S. \;iiu%lrir.
pirqiru/it
"lp"'3t
head
to play at cross
" pile,or
l|"//" 4n"-ui"j s. side; party; S.
Y^/j
the direction of;
" tail.
\\n,iUh
; pr. towards, in
,

"

"

"

\n7Cu,li,u.g
*

trunk

of

heel-bone

s.

Jtrqni-mjbce-hive

or

button;

bud, germ

; bot.

tree

to

to bud,
sprout,
iu,i.'iin^i_ut-iiirm%j
germogliate,to shoot ; lo^^^^^i.-"

that

on

all sides; j"f"

on

uu,^,

button; lapJia^t-i^q-to unbutton.

to

s. button-hook.
l)oa'"ii;(#"^/"^
s. button-maker.
MnTCuM/fiupiai,
s. porker, pig;fig.
^inTfuAip
corn,

t-i.

wherever

he

from

side to another,

pleases; j'y

to

? (" k-^uk
way ? where
side or part ; jwJ-^aL.,

which

-,

of bees ;

swarm

T^np

ufuuil

"

one

other

the

I.L.

"

gtaiii

j^nit

to

"

"

side

one

on

there ; ^#""f_

"

here

^un^jfi
j-y^-

taKe

waiK

juju
thither,to " fro ; jiyu
this side " on that of
losity. .fhmnfli on
cal*".
the river, here
" there ; jiyb
[-4-1" bread.
the
bot.
p-HnJbu
s.
/"
beyond
lin7Caiu{quitrri_gluger ; muA [" ilnifii,
sea;
"

hither
-

-,

\n'X'ium

u#j

odd

"

uneven,

a.

; S.

even

odd;

^u"^

"-".

" llnzc.
T-""/"

s. halter.
ll"3t?;^.

M"^liirir"
va.
ii^l'
to button

to button

lluif^ti^^,li"2fij44
a.
with

-[nrvn.

raised

embroidery;*, garment
bodice.
colours; corsage,
to vex, to torment, to
\\n-2Cii^L-irva.
harshlywith.

in stocks

or

fetters

Jtlinn^qu iruimm-^
rack, to put to

!"

the

; ^ ^mpun-ui.

our

; nllh
this

us

maintened

Jp ^

4/l"-"f.
lin,iJ\Jb^

South; f "ti2.

to

the

tho

from

towards

North

our

part,as for us ;
vourable
side,he is fa-

ftfSp
-

"

IVp
that;-

k-i-nUh

another

side

Jjini i^HM-upipj^tuphuiijone

fought with

the other ; f liuMuimpuiifu

PiP-l'u towards the end of my letter;
t-iu/iiiri_li
puijiruy-, to retire aside;f
-

"

^pu

qjitTrnjof hewn
,

stone.

pile;

Uyuw, lini^mfijs. heap, mass,

throng; flock, herd,

drove; meadows, grazing grounds;
lation,
constel.J/inypaddock ; -uiumt^j^

great

^.bulbaceous, bulbous.
l]n2rt^A-Y.""-"/'
bulb, bulbous root.
1\''^nkq_"
-iipi_s.

h^

towards

Iint-ul;for us, for

4- he is on
I Jhp

the

torture.

lin^ak
lin.piu

one

l|/,a;^,
TOrq^qu.gg. truuk,log,block;
trunk, body; fetters,
shackles, stocks;
rack, torture ; fig.parent-stock,
race,
lineage; .p,t^,u[i,ii.lri_\t
linTCtnuto put
to place on
ju/i,ki_,

one's

; juiphK^iFni-mu

"West; /f^uju
ui^j

ornamented

of divers

deal

-,

the East

clothes.

one's

back, behind,
jt,"u
from behind; juiplri-lr[tj
4""-m4-,from
behind

crowd,

to lop off,
cluster of fixed stars.
to trim;
l|o2r""^t./-,
va.
[ter.
ir^l,
to pluck or
root
to
cut
off,to
Mynuiuiiii%
up;
uig s.stud-groom, masbreak in pieces,to shatter,to smash.
\niP lini-pu,^a. blind, sightless,
XinTCnuini-ai.
s. loppiug off ; rootlug
to blind;
4*"'.
eyeless;- ^/./.iyt^,
up];extirpation.
uiiiiii^ni-p-li
^u^uMuiiu^nt^p-^passlve ,
M"Jk" \nju /.s. count ; earl;-ni-J implicit
obedience; blind submission;
"

ina
j/iB^ u,/i.ujp

one-eyed,blind

6ye ; ff "- 4^uiU

f^^
better to be blind of an

of

one

iTuio^ is
eye than to

understanding
; better

want

linn-

53S

want
of
intellectual blindness;
*P"/^3-!blind fortune! S. tf^ii;
-,

sight than

to call over;
to beat the
"bnt-np-i^,
the
tattoo
-i
to be
drum,
; ^i"nu%//_/f
,

present at roll-call ; mtui_-itfl,

uiuimuiu.
to answer
a summons.
juafiillia^u^u/b[,s. gr. vocative.
,

q^nLpuu% ad. blindly,

\niiT,r,
blindfold,
rashly,
h^f,va. to call;to call in ; to
at all risks,inconsiderinvite ; to call,to name
ately.
unadvisedly,
; [" Jli lyop
to convoke, to call together, to assemble
~

"

'y\a%
s.
, ["

; fir"

cone

pine"

conic-sections

f^li-^s.

zool. conirostre
; -".^i-i-

-mlimm-^

a.

-",

a.

conic, -al.

^nii^a,^u,g s, brief,
bull,decree.
s. bullist,
^ntiii.ui^uni.liii
compileror
,

writer

of bulls ;

[of bulls.

or

-^

back, to

revoke

; to call

back ; jh-mu
recall

what

y^ntijin'b
[ts. bof.

summon

hemlock.

[aziz.

; turk. habbul'

\\n%n-l,,
"C. S. T]"fe.

qn^

for

to call on

jtuiu

to call

off,to bring

to unsay,
"i^ui'iilu

to

said,to

has

one

to recant, to revoke

collection
s. bullary,
M-Aii-iuiitupiait
,

invoke

to summon

bot. cyperus
\\n%it-,i^s.

"i
^o^'//oL/3f

help,to

.^"y""
-

["q-ium
to

retract,
,

to

cite,

subpoena, to

["4i"j'"-Pl to
[nowned.
a.
called,surnamed; relln^tytu"^
^n^iuiiiu,j s. rattle;clapper.
witnesses

"

cite.

quote, to

tablo-comsin,
Mn/iiai^uA
s. shell,conch-shell
Mn'iip
I'-i
; bauij s. guest,
wash-hand
house.
host.
the
basin;dish,bowl,por[the
ringer panion ;
back
of
master
of
console
throne
or
a
".Jnviter,
host,
;
fia^iutinkf
;
s.
arcade, arch, porch; nuptial-bed.
tj/i^n^as.
call,nomination;
calling,
mination
of a cupola ; appellation,
a. in form
llnlipiiMAt-i.
nomination,denoname,
.

vaulted.

concave,

[murex.

appeal,summons,

citation,

Mn%pt;i_,
purple-fish,assignation;invitation;invocation;
utg S' couchylia,
tation,
retraction,recan\\nipk-n.
I,s. enchirium. [worn away.
vocation; jtmu
Iln^^na'a.
beaten,ruined,destroyed,
unsaying, recalling; S. M"i_i
to bo beaten
vu.
lln^nTdi.ira,^
[pi(-ir
\liaruijnt-l3-nK-h
cudgelled to death ; to die on the
^n^iiig.^ng s. invitatloH ; banquet,
-,

or

rack.

feast,entertainment,
good cheer, good

ll/"^/ia*it"r,
tj/.va.
to

bemaul,

to

put to the rack

to

slay,to
in

to beat

to

massacre,

violent

"

to torment

or

death,
to
,

to torture,

murder,

butcher, to

to

cruel

to give
to strike, living
-beat,
; -feu unAh/j jopl{bhi_,

manner

trouble

dinner

to

to

kill

dw.
-/""/"

oneself,to be

party, to feast,to treat,to

give

banquet, to

entertainment,to

an

-feu
feed well; "/i-a-"o4uy

lun-fet^
/7i-i/tpto entertain
,

noble

tertain,
en-

to feed him

manner,

one

in

ly,
luxurious-

to treat him nobly,to give him a

extremely harassed, vexed, weary,
much
fatigued.
splendid entertainment; ^ -feu m-pui^
very
ties
s. torment, torture,rack;
lln^n^CitSii
(utn.p-hai'bin the midst of the festivitrouble.
slaughter; fig.
suffering,
; fiJ-ui,riin^n^ during the entergrief,
ll""/
[tainment.
Ijnjui ta- "3 *" lump of clay,clod,
'4! A? "3 s. eye-lid.
shock of wheat-sheaves.
a.
hard,
sod, glebe; corn, callosity;
*l]/""^uf."^s.
*
boundaries,
rude, rough, coarse
lluu^ui^.
ed,
; rude,unpolishu._j s. confines,
clownish , boorish , ill-bred , ill- limits.
[gravel;sand-stone.
l]nu;/i:a',
mannered, rough; awkward, clumsy;
iiiiCys. pebble, shingle,
S. '!""""*".
\\nuiuini-P-litii
*\\au{liui
uM^utqutiili
spur.
s.
[sandy.
ness,
coarse-"i-/?/ii.fe.
*\\n^,n--l3^l,^b
grossness
,
rudeness.
y^nufCni-m
a. pobbly,
stony,
gravelly,
indelicacy,
to form,to shape, to
mous
a.
monstruous, enor\au{muipu,%^M
Ijn^iiytJ'va.
deformed
misshapen , ugly,
fashion,to figure.
,
,
rustic,rude, rough.
churlish,
ll"^".call,
appeal,invitation;
-jm,
Ijnn.*. villein or duty service;*S.
MntuA,
writ, summons,
citation;-p
JlAiuuiTuipm challenge ;
^%nL.npiu^
,

"

"

"

liui%
,
muster, roll-callj

"un.%hi_
it.
47

MS

in

a.
working
linn-uiilujp

llflP

s.
Mnuinpf,^
destroyer,massacrer;

statute-

[uglyspittle. slaughterer,exterminator.

labour,

buffalo-dung:
*l|o".";^*.
largephlegm,
^^ll_^ir"~a

S"

J yiun-Mui^mii I

COW

^ninnpni-utO'

"nL.ilh

*l|"i"im"##rvn.

l"*y^

O.

to itch

'^nuiaptuo'
"

cicatrix,

as

as
healingwounds.
russet, spotted or speckled
uiujpjiku,
-,
to pieces,
brokcu
u.
Or
\\nuipiuinntA
t^P
J llnijitn uluiptunuMli
shattered.
tat
shivered,
smashed,
lean,
^ tituP-^umt^ f^ui[3-%iui^i^ut
milch"
to milk a
Mnp a. curved, bent, crooked, adundairy" ; liPt-i_
^
in
with
bowed, inclined ; ad. down,
or
a
calf;**"/_
cous; It-a.
; itiabp
downwards
to calve ; "ii#/(zi^/i?/^^
below,
li"p'"3l"-L.'
; f^'l^i_
~"'~3
leech; umlfii^,
uimlini^i^
udder, depressed,cast down ; ^ linpituAhu
cow-beef; li"'2l'"
dug; Jf;u
"i'"pP- to cut down, to overturn, to throw to
hide
umhu.
the ground, to overthrow, to upset;
neat-leather
;
;
to strike
to dishearten
thoroughly,
4"'-"
fig.
hair; tf-mr-m.^,
house;
.f"""
to
butter
with
to
of
confound,
abash;
dung ; lint-l'
linp
dismay,
-""-J
break
to
to
Kine
down,
fall,
(" linph-u/Tiliij
u^n^tZb uinn,n^
; p^tli
pu#ff.u/^,
bellowing,lowing to sink,to be overthrown; fig.to droop,
^/iiA * uinn.ui[_
of a-.
to be disheartened, to give way, to
[laoertus facetanus.
-a-#it.6- s. eft
lose heart, to be ashamed, abashed;
newt
\\niluM,l.liui^
,
,
tln^u/^^^
a.
s. curvecow-eating ( a great
ifliir
5- a. curvilineal,-near.
eater).
[-""-4/'
l|/i^"/^f
sf.cow-keeper.
S.Mnpuiif^*
Ifniliiiiiuiif
^j s. cow-herd,neat-herd; Mnprntf-^unt^fS-^t^t
IXniltru/ii
s.pl.cows, kine.
M'T'"'llf7fi""^#oi_^Mnp fttlS"'l"
to humble, to abase, to
^"#^/* s. cow-milker.
linp; ui,iiiiri_,
with shame ;
s- cow-house, vaccary.
*l|n^"/"3
humiliate,to overwhelm
short of stature.
Mnmu.li a. little,
ilfLhi,to hang one's head, to get
"

"~

"

"

"

~nt-

"

"

-ni-,

-ot.,

-m.

"

-""-

"

"

-ni.

"

-nt-

Mfuilii^s.
cotyla (measure).
s. bot. cressMnuiltUl,
s. mug,
l|"i"i"^%f.

drinkihg-vessel.

MnrnJit-aiti
-tlLli^ a.

humble

to
courage,
humiliated.

be

hawk-HOscd

oneself,to lose
ashamed, abashed,

confused,to

the eyes

to have

Mnpu.iiiikJ',
y^fi vn.

confusion,
or
*\\au,n^^.\}l2l,i-p. [aquiline--. cast down with shame
be
to
humiliated.
Mnmnp, "js. moTsel,part,fragment,
pressed,
slice,bit,piece,lump ; 4'"_j^ piece
a. ashamed, confused, de\np,ulinp
-

of bread.

Mmniipui^ i"5
,

s.

carnage, massacre,
defeat , rout

slaughter, butchery;

ed
humbled, debased, humiliathanging head, humbly,
; ad. with
ed,
full of shame, quite confused,abash-

overthrow, loss ;
u/L^,mpp. //"/"-^""/
Jbh^aiJtit
tO make
Muithi_,
fnpiri-i_
-

-u

dreadful
to

slaughter,to

slay, to

pieces,

a.

a.

claws
s.

Small

bit,pieceor

fraction ; "nunAnpQ.ui^
/3-/i"-ry
"

"

/"ui%-,

to

rout.

Mnmnpuitiuig
slice ;

cut

ignominiously. [a curved beak.

Mnpuiliuint.^hawk-billed,having
with curved
armed
\npuiiru,,i.fii_

decimals,decimal

fractions.

or

talons.

\npiJbuM,r,
uiijiuf vn.

to be

ed,
bent,bow-

ed,
crooked, curved, to grow camberto stoop, to warp ; to fall in,to
sink ; fig.to bend
the
head, to bow

a. fractional, [pieces.
\\nainiiu-liu-)l^i
to cut into several
\\nmnp,uuihirva.
fused,
condown, to be humbled, depressed,
to break, to break
va.
Mnuinpkj;t-^f,
debased; jtmu liyu lipiiliia^
in pieces,to shatter,to smash ; to cut, "'fo,to become
bandy- or bow-legged.
to cut down, to fell;to destroy,to
basement,
\npufb^s. humiliation,shame, deo_

break,

to

rout, to defeat, to

throw;
over-

to massacre,

to kill ; to cut,to
tatters;to divide,to

pull to piecesor
to hector,
share, to part; "/ta-u.jtft^o
to brag, to boast,to swagger,
to
-,

ad.

shamefully,ignominiously; *""-

^.oi ^uiT!

dreadful, o

of importance,to take
thing!
be
to
oneself,
impertinent;
upon
MnpuijnL.juAlrJ',
m-ap VU.
to
camber
^ uuyp unv-uhpl to put to the sword'
to
bow,
crook,

pretend

unheard

of

to be

much
-

confusion, consternation;
dishonour, ignominy,infamy, opprobrium
luJhP-UMit^-Aio^
; -%o_p Jlrifiai.

'

tO
; to

bOud, tO
incline,

lino
to fold ; to

llflP

arch, to vault

to

mortify,to

deject.

huto
extirpate,
; fig.to miliate,
to
fell
to
to
the
dishearten,

[humiliating.or

""" bending, crooking;

^"P"'3"'-3ti-

exterminate; ji^pkhe
earth,to throw, strike
dash to the ground ;
^iiappuu{u
dismantle,to pull down ;
;jf"p p
-"

to

llnpu.^/.ma.bent,bowed,huddledup.
^aii-tumng to

pcrvcrt from the faith ;

down, upset or
each
B-^nnt-P-fiiX'
other
to
destroy
[alms-basket.
^(t-uAu
;
corban
to
'y\npp.m%
alms
s.
an
come
f,
gift,
untimely end; fuu,,^ ^np_
;
,
l|"i/7^,
a.
rough, untilled,un- "ia%/r,uji
^loM, gaming has been his
luj
ruin ; -fnrvn. to fall backwards
waste
ploughed,wild,waste; fallow;*,
or
on
one's back; S. ^^npiru/u
l\npj.u,/^
ui%iiu/iif,ir-^u,j s.helmet,casque. [land.
to lie fallowto bc
persed,
Jkh-,
^nii^uAutiT,
linpit,u%nLjSh
routcd, disuigufi vn,
,

a.
\\apuM^u,Ji"^
hump-backed ; -m^

q^Jtu/iiu

to throw

to let lie fallow.

Mnp^ui^m-^u/bhirva.
defeated;to be exterminated,
to lay
annihilated ;
*'!"/'#*'* ^"-p- s. pack-saddle.
}"i,inuMpmnt-P-%
down
bot.
*.
one's
l|n^i^/r".%r
or
haughtiness,to
-^n/fc
pride
savory.
s.the becoming waste, cease
to be
l^np^nt-p-liii
puffed up or proud ;^
desert, [lin-seed. "/"i"_^
to end in mourning ;
sterile,uncultivated,
uiuip,
^npt-uilj,
t^uij s. millet;."*""...-,
mtrop to be over head " ears in debt;
s. millet-seed ; -4""y s.
"^nphliia^uiu.
juin-iauuikiuto subside into fable ;
"bread.
our
ifiiaiL^i
glory
Jtp jiui-iup -lilrgiu'ii
of millet.
is lost or vanished
a. made
^nptrlihiitti
away.
'^nph^oi/t
iMiithuni-BUilihir
s. millet-brandy.
O.
y\npis
'\nph'MijUb-J\
'y\np^u'ii
J, s. draw-plate,
\nph-uAl,}_s.
drawingdestroyer,waster; fig.
frame
wire
ruinous.
screwdrawing-plate
perverter ; a.
ing
plate; fig.
s. overthrow, overturnproof,experiment.
\npirui'u"MjfU
to
tion,
take
to
'ilnpqt-J',
va.
snatch,
t-jfi
; ruin,waste, devastation,desola-

to take

free,to disengage; juAii

-,

lln^4s.
-u

girl; np. Proserpine;

young

c,Mutnu^uipi,utliiu%universal deluge;
to ruin,to destroy,
^ if^piy uiift-i_,
to waste ; ^
pt-p^u uA^iiApi_tto be
the brink
of ruin, to be ready to
on
fall
t
o
or go to ruin or to decay;
fall,
to rebuild,
4"A^t"tf_^ ^np6-ii/tJiu%ir'b
-

to be
hiufuiFi_,

["liap hi-u

or

bling,
tum-

fall
downcrumbling,sinking; fall,
decay ; rout ; extermination

to

win, to gain over.

P

destruction, demolition;

wrench, to wrest, to extort,

by force,to ravish ; to deliver,

to

away,
to

humiliated,

quished,
van-

[/tu^'-l"
,M"i""i"p
"

"inp [ii^inufu f\np fi ^np S.

H"pui^

Mnp[,s. conduit,pipe,tube, spout;

drain,channel,gutter[med,bubo.
kernel,stone; grain,seed;
^"/'ft*-

to

from

recover

ruin

to

build

up

cover
again,to restore, to repair; fig.to reto
ftine-spar, from disaster or misfortune,

s. bot. daisy.
1]n^/i%^%
^ s. corundum, adaman\\npl,%,l.n%
linpl.i.'i,
plruAg s.ti cub Or whelp of
,

any

wild

whelp ;
bear

beast

lion's
wn-^i-b-nM.
,

bear's
tupfni,
fyisi

"

wolf;

young

whelp ;

^uA

t'^'h young
,
to upset,to overturn.
[ife/^i
viper.
or
it.
Ifnp^s. overturning; /"
y^nph^uAa. prostrated, prostrate
,
puppy,

pup

"

again.

MnpiftJ',
irjtv"^- to empty.
or
dirt,filth,
MnpQ [i n/ s. dirt-spot,
,

ordure

cub, young
-

raise

-"

to fall upon
one's
ui%^um%1,i_,
prone ;
face ; to fall down ; to go to ruin,to
sink into decay, to be overthrown,
to fall to pieces,to
to crumble
away,
to throw down,
be ruined ; mpliufbh-ij

long

caked

filth attached

tails of oriental

Mnp/fnm /"
,

or

"y

sheep,
s.

to

the

[wheat.

dccortlcated

S. SpCck,SpOt,SpOcklo.
^npi^nm^TC
mus.
^np-^C,
; S. 'Ili""i"4""-2C;
Jigs. griffin
crotchet; * a. crooked, hooded; *S.

overthrow, to destroy,to ruin.

y^fiva. to overturn, to
\\npiruM'hlTj;
to
overthrow, to demolish,
subvert,
to

to

destroy,to

ruin ; to

lay waste

; to

s. jargou,brogue,cant.
MapTCuiituni.
chromatic.
a. mus.
MnpTCui/lHi

y^np'b.f.u/i,
/"s. bot. origan^npip-aipf fia. convex
; -m-P-piA
,

*-Php

convexity.
evanescent.
a. loseable,
\\np%^li
appear;
\\np%^j;plru;jvti. to bc lost,to dis*"

to

perish,to decay,to

be de-

MRV

i58

way, to lose
err; to go to
oneself; u"iu."/;i"4 to

stroyed; to lose one's

to go astray,to
oneself,
ruin

ruin,to
die

of

death

starvation,

; to be

to

starved

be

dying of hunger

all
jjt^muiliIfiP,

of

memory

to

linphmi^

me

was

to lose one's way, to

qXuAtuiiMiiapi^,
be lost,to stray ;
^4"""^u""- to lose
to be
One's reputationor good name,
defamed, disgraced;
puA^A
iji/3-t^
,

to lose the clew

gone,

or

speech ; ju-^-ujf
to loso
qtiiuim/r^^i
,

coral.
s. Gv. w.
'y^npni'ijin'i.

slipan

portunit
op-

^puiiii ^uii^t, tfif.iaufli,

"

to lose

gone.

let

Or

of one's

sightof;

to lose

"

you

the thread

lost; linpkiuL.
JtiT,
my hopes have
jnju
vanished
j^v^"'"3 b'''"3S^t
; 4"/'/'/"
be

be

to lose the

wager;

to

game;

cast.

-i/f^s.losor
; a.losiug.
\npnutufun,u
T]"^n^a. S. -f ; or -^ s. vigour,
rity,
s. loss ; wastc
\npnM-um linpuinlru!ii
;
force,strength,might, power ; dextety,
address, abilidamage ; disadvantage ; misfortune ;
skill,
proficiency,
ruin,destruction;lost thing;
ingenuity; iruiutg strength of perdition,
to be lost ; ^
to perish,
bodilystrength,
v
igor.
,ru.u,'i'l"u
f,
mind; JlufflSn/,
to perish;
to
cause
fluent.
to
o.
lose,
"num'iilrij
-[uou eloqueut,
\n[,niljup.u/ii,
oMuii^Ii
to
to
keen
kill
ft iTiumlilrij
\npnilu,p.l,p.keen-eyed
; u/liluijp
-

"

acute, piercing.

one's

cause

ud. stoutly,vigorousIy, to
linpn,lmili[i

valiantly; dexterously , cleverly; a.

clever.
valiant,able,skilful,
expert
y:\npn4u,iji^a. at drawing the
bow
skilled in archery ; well-bent
,

(bow) ; uiiflri^ui^npskilful
a. keon-witted
\\npniluij],,"
-

archer.

hasten

lih-ndi h

upon

fAp-u/iiuMi,
destruction; ^/At^
J""l/^ l^npumlruih tO 06

own

to

one's

or

"

ruin ; f

of ruin

destruction;
Mnn^J-t-uto suffer heavy
to Sell
^npumlnuJp. ^"^i'mn-fe^,

the brink

JhiruiJbir

or

-u

losses ;
at a loss ; tl"^ b
his ruin.

t'-C

'

^^

hastens

to

subtle,
,
a. loseable,
perishable,
\\npumuiliiii%
penetrating,ingenious,perspicacious,
vain;
sagacious, acute ; shrewd , crafty, transient, transitory; fleeting,
admissible ; -m-Pt s. unstable nature,
cunning.
ty,
s. sagacity,abiliMnpniluiJ'uini.p-fiiSh
inconstancy; admissibility.
ceitful,
a. causlug loss;deacuteness, wit.
perspicacity,
"y^npumuiuiuMmlip
the perdition
of.
to rocovor
delusive,
vu.
^npniju/iijiuir
[ing
lugiu/
schemone's strength, to take
or
a.
contriving
y\npumuiuk[i
courage ; fig.
to tax one's ingenuity,to set one's
muck.
Tlnt. nf s. dung, manure,
wits to
wild
llni-ti/r
". pinaster,
pine.
\\npailhMr,
tyf vu. to take careful
Tlnt-j^,
iiqp^, 4t"j *" pole-cat;cat;
aim at, to hit the mark ; fig.to obtain
*hump ; a. hunch-backed.
one's scope or end ; to weigh accurately
llnt/^ liP-n^ s. vintage ; harvest ;
or
justly,to do justice.
lini-P^jppuMpjuiniiwine-dregs or lees.
carefully
l|#Ti.Jtl"T^m//i
a. shooting skilfully,
jug,
J^J-njs. earthen-pitcher,
terous jar; water-pot.
down.
to
aiming at ; skilful in arms ; dex[low, gulp
skilful
vous,
handy ; nerll".iY_*swallowing ;[" muY., to swal, expert
,
robust, vigorous,valorous, valiant;
crown.
tiaiLiuiii
f,s. tonsure, shaven
ingenious, clever,
s. Gr. w.
intelligent,
Mni-itp.uij
'i\ni^4^
colyba,
witty,wily,keen ; ad. S. l|o/."./u.4f
colyva,boiled grain.
;
ht. l iini-utp skilful with
the
juMifk,^,
Mnt-"nM^n-piuj
fiS. Gv. W, S. U"7fV"'/"
" bow.
sword
hood, cowl.
\ni-liat-i_s.
s. ability,
Mnpn^niuP-ld,
dexterity, Ijni-^ii^ips. plait,fold,doubling;
texture
address; S. ^npnijuMiTinni-P-lit^]
iuippp fishing-line.
;
p".
of
*^ji eloquence,fluency
speech;
llo"-./^p,
liipni. s. beaver, castor;
ver-hat;
beapiercingsight,[ing,curvature.
fiipnu.JhpP- beaver ; (ifi^uip^)
PP".j,
,

"

"

"

"

to

s. curve,
bend, camber\npni.p[,L^,
hook--.
a. aquiline-nosed,
Tln^i/iA^
z;o. to losc ; to mlss,
lln^ni.umi'A'//',
/#/.
mislay,to be without;to ruin, to

undo,

to

kill ; to

destroy; to put

to

ijiiipmJtni., castoreum,
[caldron used

or
'iiqni-Ps. largo boiler
\in..qpa. gluttonous,greedy.
tlfx-^A'

death,to

exterminate,to annihilate ;

tor-oil.
cas-

in torture.

*\in,.irs.
draught,mouthful.

or

iinu

19
*. navel,umbo, nombril
of a
llm-ifp
scutcheon,boss of a shield.
Tlnt*^,
iitimlo. bald,hairlosg.
-m,
s. "wheel ;
l|nL%f.ti
,
lpiq.u!b

of

nave

party,to adhere,to favour, to

;

party

\niii"u

-ft'u , IpiiniXf s. turf,sod ;

s. flank, side ; belly;
1|n".2""i
liju,\,

one's

be

party,to

of,to take
his

]^.^n,-,ip,.

a-.

follow

to

port
sup-

to side with one,

ilfl,h-i_ni.dbip

one's

of the

take
part,to underwedded

defence, to be

to

opinion; fe"- n^a^m-ffi^A*-^

to rest or remain
neuter
; S. linysa.
*
"" satiated ; Jhipai^/"
a.
l|n"-"i"f(^a?"
living in celibacy,
uia.Hri_t-p[i^^
to set spurs to a horse, to spur
man
virgin,
single,unmarried
or woman
/"""j
on, to gallop;*yfj "f_-t'-Pt "l""4'k"'-state,single
; -ni-Pfs. unmarried
Rlr%k
IfJ-Jk he hath filled his belly life,celibacy;sm. bachelorhood; sf.
with my delicacies.
to live single.
spinsterhood;
4ta"/_-""-p.
lock
[ino.
Tlnj-u;/^,
^uitrq_s.
; padlock.
s. party, partiality,
s. carter's smock, gabard'Uni-auii^nt-P-^t-'ri
\\at.uiiMiiy
-p-t,
phalt, favour;n^.^
\\nijM[pliufpy ntl_s. bitumeu, asparty-spirit;p-n_
one's
pitch; tax,naphtha ; petroleum, 'lS"-Llr *o gi''^"
'^P) *o desert
S. "b""-rock-oil;
l|"i.i"iu"/^f"
".Virgin-Mother.[party.
maid ; nun
Tln^M. s. condensing, thickening
1]iT".u/"%
; a.
;
uij s. virgin;
,

one's

own

"

condensed, compact, firm,solid,hard;

massive,
beaten,trodden, frequented;

large, heavy

carved

sculptured,
,
ad. vehemently,
refined;
pure,

hammered;

to go into a nunnery,
to take
ilfuiTi_,
[the veil.
\{at.aiu'h,u^,
/"s. ast.'Yirgo.

-^utliaiiTt uiatuj VTl' tO bO

l)n".uu#?#ufi/*,
to lead a life of chastity,
as
a
virgin;
pure

unremittingly
forcibly
; unceasingly,
,

common

or

incessantly;

uinqnuiuij

thoroughfare;

"with

head

to foot ;

4i'"^^"'u armed

cap-a-pie,from
ifJpJk-uijp. ^^Jt-uAj
f/tip,continually,one

cuirass,armed
-

or
^hui* ;jjp/f

other ; blo'w

the

after

to
take

road, high-road,

beaten

main

after

blo'w ;

keep

maidenhood;

one's

to

the veil.

ilnt-iiuj%nq ^ni^uu/i/uiuA wa
den's apartment ; gynecseum

boarding-school; nunnery,

; girls'
convent.

\\nuuuMmuii- sf.instructress
s. the
1\a,.unpf^

mai-

S"

in

Virgin'sSon.

nun-

[nery.

head,
s. virginity;maiden'i\nL.unt,p-^t.'b

pucelage ; fig.pudicity; pain._

fpt-i_,to "write close; ^Lp2y''""i['
-p-i "c. to defile,
to load
oneself,'with "biuuf-,uipliuM%ir'i_li
jnulili^"niTiu^Pi^,
violate
to deflour ; ^ -?
to
to
golden
ravish,
nu^p
-'iifiquii
gold Ornaments
;
,
burden
from
her
lance ;
mus.
l"i-pJt
refrain,
youth
; S. ^i'lip
^l^^lfb
l|"t.m ^aiy s. grain, seed ; fy. bait,
of a song.
tO
food; S. Mnpl'^j ^Jp.tri_iuM^f-ni-g,
\\ntjLb
l^nMMh j.back; i^n-u inuM^np^
feed
birds
to
its
to
lean
or
a
lin^mXu
chickens,
against wall;
Jnj,
young
put into their beaks.
4"Y.ito be near, present ; Jkpi
lation,
\\n..u,u,li
lin-uAliui)it is not far distant.
uig s. heap, pile,accumuvault, roof; swelling;
l|"".a^lin-ngs. idol ; image, statue.
mass;
~

"

"

"""i-

mn-

surge ; globe, globule ;

to slaughter, to
uMpliuMblrufi^liuilindbu
to
make
winkle.heap up the slain,
perihavoc,
*" ''Of. pervinca,
\\ni-uuMh-u,ifhk
[Holy Virgin. carnage, butchery.
lation, wave,
vios. dcflourlng,
'\\ni.aii,iiuM%gn--[fi

-"

rape, ravishment.

-"

of a virgin;*.
\n,^mirlfba. bom
prefect,
s.
IjoLuio^uY,,
governor,
Mug

\\n^u,u,liuinktf_a.
piledone

upon

other,
an-

heaped up, accumulated.

lieutenant
\nM.muMliufb
a. cumulative
piufcp
pacha ; ilinfuuiiinpii.
-ft
;
vernor,
goexaggeration.
sub-prefect.
\ni.utu3liirir,
heap,to pile,
t-g[ivna.to
Mni-uuifiuiik-j;
k-gf,vn. to govern a
of
accumulate
to
be
to
to
a
amass,
; to swell,to
province;
governor
of
to
to
a
exaggerate.
heave,
s.
govomment
\\auiialiuiini-p-'f
upheave ;
*" convexity,
l|nc.u"u"4'"-/^^"^
ricity
spheprovince or department,prefecture.
-

-.

virginal
,

a.
'\\nLMuili,u%

maiden

; S.

-ni-Xi

". accumulation,heap;
l|ai.""ii"^"i"-2"

maidenly.

herent,
swelling,heaving ; exaggeration.
". partisan,
abettor,ad1ln"."(i";(/rj
follower ;

^it^t

to espouse

MaM.mlrJ',
va,
Irgfi

to

amass,

to col-

iin*

iil"b

360

[hammer, mallet.
lect,to heap up, to heap together,to image.
stone-cutter
*
; chisel ;
s. camel's
[pile. ^"^/'i
hump.
Ijoi-in^^l
clashclash,
with
s. crash, din,
to be covered
\\n,fl^".i
l|n".,",4i.t.i"f^irj;w.
noise.
blows, beating,[ing,
llo;/."%*.
s. mass,
l|ni."ii7j
pile; body. [rash.
"

conch-shell.
s. Gr. w.
dwarf ; S. lln^"/^
l|.7^y/i
*l]n"-.nr""_^0.
to
4"/"'-/'A
f""/'vn. to come
*\\uini.p
boat, barge,
s. skiff;
Mn'-plipt lipuM,.
fall
to
t
o
to
loggerheads,
fight,
S.
blows,
bark; hod, tray;
l|A-^I

"

to fall

-niif to caulk,to careen.

%Mipiuilfu
a. bituminous.

of
to be
no

to
sight;^jr.

blind to ;

shut one's

or
*. petroleum, rock\\u{p,a'i,uM,^p[mineral-oil.
s. caulking,
\\uip,u'iip
tarred,coated with
a.
\\uipui^,iu,[,i
to
va.
tar,to caulk, [tar.
MuiptrJ',
A-j/.
caulker.
M-Hpti^s.

prived
de-

be

sight,to

one's

eyes,

XaAiLiu(uMp4l,to be

to be stopped,
longer practicable,

unpassable or impassable (road).

blind alley,[-hl/??.
Mnt-pui^t^liil^s.
to blind
vu.
\\ni-[iuigni-^iu'iiirir
make

blind,to

take

the

away

to
,

sight,

to

excecate; to dazzle, to offuscate;

-'iilA, ^Jliuiu passions cloud
or
lili[i^
,

darken

the

ears.

s.

lose

the

pissasphalte
\\,Mipu,JtliL.p; itlr^lri_

a. mentallyblind.
T^ni-puiJliu,
l|iii.^u"%
f,s. the Koran.
bocome
to
m.
^ni.piiiiiaj'
lu^uy

blind,to

together by

\\n-."bs. plate,sheet, lamina.

at the
or bent
a. crooked
1ln-,""-,"^

pointf

a.
having
\\n.,uliu,ni.j

'y\a-m,rnij
utg a. given

crooked

pith; sap-wood.

S.

-A-iT

to

ii""f"".

trous
idols,idola-

uim^no'bov -n"-/?flA

s.

try,
idola-

of idols.

lint-pi^,
^pirftjs. breast, bosom,
chest ; heart, mind ; ui^ilro^ q-h-uiM

\\n.u,'b"._3

armed
miufumuMiikuifj

'y^n.u.'biu^npbuijs. Smith,hammorer.

with

uinjub-uto reflect well

s.

hammer

pick;

chisel.

\\n.m'bui/ini.n.t
-l^nip a. bcatcn wlth
u/iiliu/iilri_,

cuirassed;"'^^_f-*"
to

love

plate,
breast-

or

[""ir.

*llfi.io4
s. conjecture;

beak.

bent

tured
lln.u.6-0/
fij a. cut, carved, sculpforged;
engraved;
laminated,
;
coined; 4uipu^ -^, thick, curly hair.

understanding; S. Cc"5""--

". gnawing; core;-4u.^u/Jp^,

llot-^acabbage-stump ;
m%ling iruin.ng

hook, crook.
iLi.-L.irn.

on, to

recollect,

the hammer.

-iru
hammering, beating
a.
l|n.".%u/4"o/7
kui^jto be
to
va.
to,to impend ; ^pit[,j with a hammer
; s- smith ; -t.r
to
to beat the breast; ^iknii
i,uipliuM%lrij
hammer, to beat with a hammer,
b 'Urp"iikp^ts ^""^f "'-j"'*'^i."
to fold
forge,to beat on the anvil ; -n,.p^c1t
the arms
in repose ; J'la^phuf-iru,to
s. hammering.
s. clang of the smithy,
expectorate,to spit.
ytn-uAuiAiyiip

remember;
imminent,near

iTom

."".

tqot./,""./3-/,".i
s.
blindness, cecity, ring
excecation; fig.blindness, ablepsy,

of hammers

the

on

mering,
anvil,ham-

noise.
_

delusion ; i,u,[,iiu,%iri_
to strike
-p-p
what
blind;pui^E^ iffi-a-^,
-p-huAu,
a
strange blindness!

s. hammer-stroke.
Mn-uAuip^ni-p-li

soft;
a. malleable,ductile,
\\n.iu'iiirjf

-nt-P-fs. malleability,
ductility.
Ma-uAtj; trg[i
to hammer, to beat,
va.
Iqnt-^mliv"""3"" castrated,gelded;
S. \njpad.
'\\n^popli'b
[s.eunuch.
-[tOforgO.
\\n.iu^i.pP%
S.^o/iiu^inni-j
the hollow
later
of the joined
s.
idolatrous
ll""-_j
a.
l|n.u/i"i""^"
^_j
; s. idohands ; double handfulheathen
a.
idolatrous,
;
; -lu^uib
S.
Tl-/^S. \\nu.,L.
S.ll"""pertainingto idolatry
; -t-j; -[^trvn.
-^
,

,1. carving,sculpture.
l|n./"".Sl\nifiui}fy
[,ja. well carved or sculptured
stone.
free; smooth, polished
;
.p""/"
,

to

to idols ;

worship idols,to give up

to idolize ; -n^pf

s.

enism,
idolatry
; heath-

paganism.

S. ^n-uiuftu^[homefl.
i^n-uMuiuipli^
.

Mnifirtr,
va.
hijl,

to

cut, to hew, to

carve, to sculpture; to polish

; to
to forge to fabricate ; to beat
,

hammer

quimmiiirp to
,

carve

coin;

""
Mii-ut'Hn'L.
crooked,

y^a-triT Ir^f,
vo.
,

with

to

stones

an

hollow,to

the

to

crumpled

cut

hammer;
to
sculpture,

to

dross

to carve, to
engrave, to

llSU.

I1SP

38 2

ful,
mournpoignant,sharp,acute ; bitter,
woeful,sad;ad.
sorrowful,painful,
vexatious.
[painful,
painfully,"c.

linen, [cloth;swathing linen.

shirt;-^,

tjuxocnmA-iK^ *. pioce of llncn, rag,

*

S. Miiil'it
S'
'liu/iitu/iip
; causticity,down;
bitterness

taunt

sarcasm

to

tattoo

; to

priek

tatpinch; ^[ip 4"'*''"".'

[tooing.

\\a,t--s. nut-shell.
*. small grain.
ll,"/.4

scoff,

to

va.
lluii-i/',
i-j/i

Iju^a-"^/.^a. caustic,biting, very

mockery ; /lu^lrii/iiuij
p'^^j; sharp,
Vtinp,s. scallop.
cutting,outrageous expressions.
*. dung, muck.
^"/i"/"
li,"l-u.
a.
biting,cutting,satiric,
llu^a-A^,
Minfipps. portion,dowry, dower.
morpoignant,tart; witty,sarcastic,
s. fury
l]"",^w%^-qn,.^
, frenzy;
taunting,
dacious, keen, venomous,
erotic
titillation;
tickling,
madness;
grievous, harrowing; p""^
virulent,
-T^Fkeen words, bickering, teazing, rutting.
i

taunt, rub,wipe.
to
va.
1\u/ilrkjjnL.gu/bb,r

smart

to

make

ious,
furqt-juy vn. to become
^mifpir,
to give up to a frantic transport;
with love,passionate,
mad
to become
frenzied with desire or lust ; to tickle,

smart, to cause
pain; /ffif-to
peck
at, to bite,to taunt, to scoff; ijufipm
to titillate; to be in rutting,in pruto break a person's heart, to grieve
most
n-lgs. crop, craw. [rieney.
\\uE'buin-f
deeply, to wound, to rend, to
to
^:\lnn"-lllit
harrow
to
njS. koel.
nettle,
pu/iiln-^
;
qn^
to cut
to lop off,
vn.
with
\\,"nM.lrir,
to
or
one
hgt
sting, pique
taunting
S. Vju^*^//'-away, to prune, to trim.
satirical words ; -nt-^ft^a.
^^u^itfiir,
y^uy vn. to be in pain,in
t Jt.
a.
cut, cut out ; Iptk-L^
sorrow
or affliction;
\\mn,-l,
fig.to grieve, tO'
at
variance.
to
be
disunited,
take to heart, to mourn
for, to feel Jhui'hg
\\a,ni-ppli'"e"3*" sheep-shearing;
vexed; to
very sorry, to be too much
-

repine

^m^mij

fleece ; ifuuii^
[" -pu

at.

Ma/ini-if
4."3

well baked

to go

sheep-shearing.

bread.

s.
boak, mouth :
shoe-top; ^^j""- i^p 2jyJphi_iui^

\\mnM^a liuiafi
guit,

*MuJlp-

pinch; mw^,
pinch.
Mmujli,u,ji s. will, testament, last

will "

s.

to

testament

to make
uin.iiy"_,

bill ;
,^nL,^

IjuKu^iuf^^ ipui^

s.

testator

; S.

;
a

without

or

Will.

will.

executor
'iiuiuM^u.liuiaiuip

heir
\\u,uiliiiin.nL.
uiLj s.
,

of

bitingcalunny
; fig.

on

the

rack, to torment

s. Testament; 2^pi
Xlutui/iuipuA
,%"[, fig.to abuse,

to kill with

tortures.

trage
stingingou-

insult,outrageous sarcasm.
Ijf/.intir,
h^l va. to torture, to
to tear, to lacerate, to

will.

; sf.heiress.

tO kill m
uiuiniallh-lj
iltilualluiUyu

or

'\:\tniuliiiil[m'b
a. testamentary.
s.

"

cruel manner,

rack

to make
one's
^^u"alllulll.[,y,rvn.

ly,
cruel-

torment, torture,
s. cruel
\\uiu,u/itp

uiit-ufiiq
^ingMi^
"i-pI' to die
; iiyn-uibhi^
intestate

bird,to put

young

ing
barbarously ; torturing,excruciat-

will.

Il"i""u"i/Za4
a. puttingto death

will ; liuiui^m,.mu,i_, p-nnnt-u to

bequeath by will,to leave a legacy

iiutmuiph^ji-to execute

to feed

into it's beak.

one's

to ;

cruciate,
ex-

set

atrociously;

to
ill-treat,
to
touch;
vex, to outrage : to play on,
to play on the
a. feeding on
limuililri,
grain,[bread. to ring ;
"fj.u3^iiili
l|"""""{/' {7 s. bun, cake ; ginger- piano; 4i#imu"i-^p/f soured winesion;
incis. bot. marsh-mallow.
\\inuimhm/i
Ijuf^ufSnj, ["s. cut, cutting,
*a.
cutout.
\\inuii.,
s. flax; linen; linenfashion;
or
cut,
shape,
ng
the

Old, the New

to

harass,

to

-.

"

"

cotton-cloth;linen-garment;a.

linen.

linens. weaver,
l|"ii"".""f.n^"'
ujj
manufacturer
; linen-draper.
s. weaving.
^mun-uiirui%nL.l3[ii-%
dealer
in linens.
l|""u"-uii^2Cu.n.
manufactures
; linen-draper.
\\iiiu.i-,uui
/13s. liii-seed ; S. ]i"-^.
\\muit.iriy
linoH.
-hnk"!!a, of liueH,
,

'\:\ui[,uiii,ItJ;
frjfva. to cut up, to cut
tear in pieces.
\\inpirtr,
irglvu. to cut, to cut off,to
to
cut
down; to divide,to separlop,
ate
to discontinue,to
; to take away,
retrench : to shear sheep ; to cut hair :
to castrate,to geld;
g Jk2_or jt-por

/inuu

to

divide in halves ;

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"fijiuniJiu

to cut in

quarters,to quars. fire-temple.

\tiuliut,nni.%
ter
qiu%ii.ait/u
hearth ,
JiupHlnj tO CUt offjtO
s.
Mpuiiiiupuib
fire-place
,
amputate to maim, to'mutilate ; -^^
heart-stone ; brazier
or
chafing-dish
,
j"ib", to draw, to gut, to disembowel;
firestove,
furnace;chimney;
"pan;
to run
through the bowels ; ku,pku,i_ temple; S. tF/"it^2; ""t.Si-n-'i fireHpuM,r, false coinbasket ;
nui[ijfoot-stove ; h-^m^miip
;

llo.^^^".sheep-shearer;paring-knife.
-f fire-tube ;
,

^i2ui%iu^ or

-ft

q^ip^

Mmpn.fuiliui'b
a. decisive;
peremptory.

mantle-pieceor -shelf;
chimney-piece,

l|"//^.Fj
uMij s.

^ufii^uMli
-J, fire-guard; p-puil^
-p fire-

knife ; scissors ;

Jtlt

cleaver,
chopper; iiuuiui%u,liu,i.
clasp shovel ; atAtrikp-[i tongs, fire-tongs
;
-knife; im^y pocket" i-pi/p-nj paper" "piyai-/i fire-wood.
ing
burnings
shear; fut^ilr^Mu'i.mji
clippings,
llp"o4*-mY,*'fire-place,
brazier;
of coins, sizel;
fire.
live coals ; wood
or
#/"p, 4".^""-i"4-

-/r, cut or stab with a

uih;u%_p-ft,sheath, case,

knife;

^"'/"S"'*-"/'*'
""3 *"
'

a. subject to
'^puii^l.g

";,".

[cutlery.

"

cutler ; -ntj,

s.

^u,p"i./Si
".new-mown
fiinuinj
grass.
s. cut, cutting.
\\MapnM.3L
%apni.^s. pruning,lopping.
\iinpo%[,s. cut, cropping,part cut
coupon

n,

dividend-warrant;
5'eoOT. abscissa.
a.
I|"r,_jm4"^
peeking ; -bw va.

to

wood-cock

s. young
snipe; -[,1^

[took.

Mu,ju,i.npbeaked
a.

Jhi-pTi,mat-

to peck.
va.
\u,ghir,
t-^l,
with
". peck, stroke
llmjociZf.

the bill.

calcareous.
a.
y^piu^t-p
to be enticed
'y]p4apt-p[ij'vn.
to be impelledby evil.

[flavoured.

limes. lime-heap; -^ut^ra.

^piuliyui
with lime.
a. plasteredMpuiJh.it
[tortoise-shell.
MpuiW,Jis. gramme,
-[,
Mpuy /a *. turtle,tortoise ; fai-j^
calcareous.
a.
chalky,
Mpuylfu
,

a. burnt
by
\,uijplyu,g

; ^ui^uA

-.

sions
pas-

"

peck; -nt./?^i_i0. li",j"taa,

^injiupf,s.

same

a.
*^piu^ai-p.n^
fiery,ardent, lively,
brisk, spirited,
ed,
high-mettlsprightly,

active.

off,cutting,chip,splinter
;"

the

weaknesses.

or

to evil ;

'^pmqjtpirni.p-i,^
s, calcination.
\iaiil.ni.p
s. lime-pit.
lj^"."-/.ti
*. calcium.
iiames
Mputi ["
s. fire,

chalk.

a. calcinable.
MpiiAuMil,

to calcine.
MpaMliaiJ'vn.
strongly built;".lime,
Mpui^.l^ilua.
[cement.
*. lime-water.
ll^u."n"-P
Mpwu s. caw, croak.
S' calcination.
MpuMjn^-SL
to calcine.
va.
Mp"'jni.jui%tJ'
ad. passively.
\\puii.npii,p.uip
a.
Mp""-npuiliuhi
passive;
puy
-

verb

^nt-bu^

voice.

s. lime-kiln.
Mpuiilint-aX
lime-stone.
s.
\\pujgMi,p
Mptil" a. wearable ; portable;

fire,
; fig.
heat, flame, spirit,ardour ; /"i"-j""_
*"
to
mother.
to
carrier
litter
t
o
make
**/_,4iun.hi_, kindle, light,
bearer,
;
; fig.
fire ; u,pitu,ptfki_,i-a
to bear, to carry ; to
to stir,to poke
va.
Mpt-iT,
k-nf,
the fire ; ^2."'-3"''''''l^
to put out, to
to carry, to wear,
convey, to transport;
to
to quench; S. ^""-i"to have
to bear, to sustain,
on
extinguish,
; fig.
dergo;
a. carrying
Mp,iiliuip.lrp
fire;igneous; support, to endure , to suffer,to unto be pained,grieved
ardent,fiery.
^J-%q.iuliu,
,

,uL

'

* brazier.
\iuM^ia^Mi,u
uig s. censer;
s.
'^puiliu.j'niufip
burning embers,

suffer

to

cruelly,

treatment,

to be

very

to

support ill

ill used, to be

\\puiliuM%
a. passive.
[live-coal.treated severely; fii{iif"i"".4a"f
juA^
l|^""i;(u.%^
".p?.fires
guAuMj to pay dear for,to smart for,
; Fire-godof the
to suffer
s. passibility.
\\piuli,o%n^'f
[Ghebres. to bear the consequences,
the
ttput^jauiui^n
punishment of one's crime;
/y s. firO-worshipper
;
den
*" fire-worship.
-""-/*/"-*
i/h^uitipni-Pf
^npitn^ to bear the buriiAmJi,
of affairs;
fond of fire-side or
a.
Ijpaiiuiakp
t^qf^abk to
bear a distinguished
to be renowned
chimney-corner, idle,lazy.
name,
remain
to
ed
confusa.
\fpuil[uiuuiu/ii
fire-extinguishing.
; quiJhpin name
\\puiliuiiluiti.
only.
/.s, flrerlighting
; ^ lipt-[nju
; -m.?
bonfire.
*.
thunderbolt.
[4"..?,
Mphiiiikuij
bijiugs. lime-burner.
that exercises.
fire; p.x"^.
ItpPui/ia.
o, rainiHg
exercising,
Mpu^ltiamhiiiu^
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564

of the circus.
a. instructive,
ipkb^l" games
\ipl3-u,/^uA
adapted to
S.
\\plil,%
exercise; -n^pftH,
'iipPnt.p-pLii.
i%y a^ a. double, doubled,
iterated
ad.
exercises
s. pi.
doubly, two-fold, twice,
;
\\pP;u'bp
;
iTuipilhnj
much
s. gymnasium.
as
again ;
u/ui^unT afresh
[the
\\l,p-u,iiui'b
hL.
repeatedly.
\ipt-ir, lr^[,va. to exercise, to again, anew
,

-.

train

intimes;
up, to inure, to form ; to struct,
many
two ;
to discipline,
to accustom, to
P-ni-nil_,

to educate,to polish;
civilize;

qJl,u,u, core,

twice

Jkir
,

to demand

greater;

"t"i!rU k'"Vt'"L; ^^
the

repetition;
-

^^'

i"_

pnn-ni-PliJi-renewal, renewing.
; [iquipjUbu or jui,
to astonish,to surprize.
tautologist;
s. twaddler;
\\pliiiujpiu%
uint-2_-,
to
repeat, to
MpPpJ",tj/uijvn.toexercise oneself, -iriT va. to say again,
to inform

the

mind

" over
again;
formed, to acquire twaddle, to say over
idle
instruction or knowledge, to instruct
repetition
-n^PlJi, s. useless
,
twaddle, tautology; rhel. anaphora.
oneself,to improve one's mind ; to
become
a. writing again ; twice
to conduce, to lead
civilized;
\iplp,u"i^l,p
transcribed,
copied,written
to, to tend, to incline to ; to give onewritten,
self
in
to
tributed, duplicate; "fphJ-va. to write again,
apply oneself;to be atup to,
to copy, to transcribe.
to trust or
imputed; jif^
condemned.
abandon
oneself
a. twice
\\pl,1.
to, to confide in;
Uuiiptuui
first
to run
s.
Sunday after
follow
or
qi,hm
after,to
^ipl^bu.q.uu.lili
albis.
in
to persecute;
to
Easter, Domenica
pursue,
jiuufm-^
to reckon
be surprized,astonished, to fall from
again.
\\plfl"up-n,_hirva.
the clouds, to be thunderstruck, to
a.
repeated.
^iplfliiult
S. Mplifi; a- binary;
marvel, to wonder; -g 6^t^u^"i
4l-r"..jj, \\plihu,li
mj
doublo
to trail through a hole, to crawl
consonants
on
Mnuin._^gr.
OT-'iiuM^np
to

improve,

to be

-,

-,

/Jft
sound, as cA, sh.,"c ;
belly; uir^utnni-P^itSlili
iuiulb-pMUuui_ with one
arilh. binary scale ; -^
folds,foldings,
tended to
%ni.p-l,jb
lipP-kpithe liberty
licence ; ^tm
given plaits.
jhipSLy iipP-hu-ij
to pleasure,sensual, voluptuous.
double ; ad. doubly ; a
a.
\pliUujiil,
instructive.
second
MpRl"l_a.
time, again; in two ways ; S.
chem. double salt, l^ppinj.
s.
1ip[3-ni^P[,M.i
exercise, practice;
\\plii,u"f^s.
instruction
s. anadiscipline
'yippiiuii'iilip
-i^nJb^ liii^tug
; 4n^4-"-/.^
e
xercises
twice
spiritual
given, [baptist.
a.
;
^pliiujAfip
JhipOhnj gymna.
^pl'uyS. ^/""5y
doubly plaited
;
[astics.
\\p/p,u,Jh,6^t-,ui_
cage,
of a bird-iruMu%
a. doubly dead.
Mcl'is. trough, drawer
s. seconds; -Jhn.
the

[sions.

^f/'i"" weak, subject to the pascritic.

s. censor,
^ppin[iu
a.
ll^d-u.pu"/u
penitent; bigot; ad.
beating the breast.
^pitui^tuu,s. bodice, body.

storied

\pl^iyuiplia.i'^Q
-liuit-, two

(house);

decker.

a. having
\\plii,ui'bn,X

two

names.

^pliUuM^c, gaining two-fold.

a.

double
a.
^:\plllM"u"^u"^l"lll

; ad.

fold,
two-

twice;
doubly ; again ; -u^u/m.
^plt^u,^,,,
s.
consumption ; a. conIihj'va.to double, to redouble, to fold;
a. thoracic.
MpftuxZ/uji
". duplication.
[sumptive- -u/ui./i4""-/?/'"-'ii
walled.
s. pectoral,breast-plate;
1\pltu/i"nj
a. double
^Ipl/buiu/iupliuui
" hooded.
crooked
.f-ii^u/iiujjujuik^.npbof the high\\pliii-uuiu,pnjp
priest; liu/iiui'hj
s. gr. dissyllable.
stays.
ll^^^uii/...^^
s. pain in the breast.
Mpiriu^aii-nLji
s. camlet.
^pliu.uilhpu,
to
\iflr,r,
hj[, \ip""u.j;
\pliiiuM^",ulia.
va.
having two springs;
iiptrl,
od.

u.

to

gnaw,
; to

take

or

nibble;

eat,to
carry

to

corrode,

consume,
away.

to

er
to cank-

destroy ; to

nt-ti[up
tuntntuunt-utu
'"1l'
of bitter tears
rents

[dy. pl'i-p^uipu,ui,ini.uiij

a. rapacious,
Mpirilravenous,
greel|p"^^"""_,
/is. bib.
\il'irnn_s.
gnawer.
circus ; course,
Mplfku, iiliuiaj
s.
race-ground ; riding-school
; ^u^q^

two

fountains

^P^juipop
second
examine

tunH^ift

her

u,^

tOT-

tWO

"

Vp

eyes

had

loij.

came
be-

of tears.

"pSriFva.to hoe

time; fig.to re-examine, to

more
ly
minutely or thorough-

; -pniJ"

s,

second

hoeing.

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63

\\ppiu,i.ni,
gr. S. fip/iiiai^.
y^plfliut^pumj.
pace (measure).

into trouble, into

an

\,l^'i,irj;
double,
tj[,va. to double, to reto increase;to fold,to plait,
to

turn

down.

to

inculcate;^an-ng,
to

'

a. boiled
'^p/flilrii.iuj

or

up

H^3inti/' O.

gnashing, grinding

quMuitutTniJtuU
M/^^tX-*/";
to gnash the teeth at,
[unbroken state.
"

relapse;*-_
to treble ;
triple,

in

ed
entangl-

or

chatteringof the teeth.

or

n-.u/t'ii "Urp";j
'"-pni-^

to

pl'3" *'/'%4/A

umkui

s.

or

rejoin,to resume

to be

scrape,

state.
-T(nL.m,
MpTtJi^r,

in; to tell or sayto

to reply,
repeat, reiterate;

again,to
to

embarrassed
intricate,

to threaten.

wild , untamed
s.
^pinini^p-fit^
Iq^iiftcy^fl;.
unbroken, untamed.

again.

or

^pf-^'i /fp/[H/i/
iipniJii^%
t
/"pl[nL./iP
,

^p'hiiu/i,
s. heel ; back, hind
y^plpilrpt-i-niPs. mirage, looming.
part ; i-ain^
fall or go
to
s. reheating; annealing.
Mpl/hlril,
"iiiMifjuq.,i,pJi
uinik/j
g
ed
Mpliiinjlug s. mantle, cloak ; hoodback, to recede, to go backwards, to
Tl
""buM^
cloak;pilot-coat.
[ignorance. retreat; lUum
n.ianZlttuij'n.
to
contracted
in
to
retrace
turn
one's
Tlfi^ioj/y,s. bigamy
i,u/i,2l,ij
back,
S.
ticulation,
steps ;
Mi"P""-i"ir
joint,arplait;
Mnpufiii-ir.
nj s.io]d,
shop
juncture;*-j.""-,relapse^ Mpuiuililaji s. shop ; tavern, winereturn of unfavourable
or
a.
"vault; -,uJh,-",
symptoms.
ing
frequent-ni-3h
s. increase;
Mpliiint-Plit^
repetition,
shops ; tavern-haunting ; -uitm^ s.
-

"

"

street

reiteration, reply, answer,

rejoinder;mus.

da capo;

gr.

of

shops ;

-umilru,

-lui-np

s.

tradesman; tavern-keeper
redupli- shop-keeper,
cation

s.
shop- or tavern4/"-"'*?-n'-. ; -iui-npn..p-l,^
relapse.
keeping.
to have
the
J'"a.
t\n
ll^4"#'^'^"li""lt'^
tfputp
younger,
"j
inferior
their
sockets.
minor
from
junior ;
npq-l'
eyes starting
;
;
k .^yp
\\plinL.u,
son; .^u/t-nj
iu,[,s. sprig,twig ; fagots, younger
""#i/;"y
.f"
how
old is your
fallen-wood,brambles, bushes, briars.
youngest sister?

; med.

paroxysm

p-kui'ii
,

-,

a. chucking.
MplfliuJuffi
[S.ii"{pm"-.
?/'" sho is SOVOH
t-oP-%,aJh;y k .f'"^'
I.
than
\i//"lrir,
hgl vn. to chuck, to churr ; years younger
constructed
with
a.
a.
jyt
1]p^u,u,^kpu,
Mpmulrptuif-npi
;
younger
-

priorto

"bnpiu much
,f_u!ii
qJ-u.iTui'iiutliu

twigs.

his time.
^pimuipuiia. gatheringsmall wood.
[rity.
inferioto
s.
to
minority
va.
tip^intir,
^puiutrpnL.pfttSii
seek,
;
t-gl
search,
to rummage;
to sift,
ligious
to dive into,
^g-.
Mpoi -^ ,%ligs. religion,faith;relife ; law
monastic
to examine, to explore; Q.'\\,uplim^,r.
order
,
,
duct,
conTjpTCuui uig a. docked , cropped , right,custom, usage ; manners,
,

short-tailed;mutilated; circumcised;
ed
-uMliua"!!
-kuMfja. circumcised
; castratto castrate
; mutilated ; -hiTva.
; to
,

circumcise
to

; to

off,to amputate,

cut

mutilate,to

to

tail,
dock, to curcrop,
to maim
make
to
"fiutpiiu^np
;
gr.
elision,to elide,to cut out; -mji,

uib-uiui^mi-pir the
true faith ; [umpuai^'tui-np a life passed
austere
in sack-cloth; fy. an
or
life ; ,lin[uki_
severe
q^'iui to change
one's religion
brace
fi""iiu to em; n.iun^iu,i_

life;sect;

-#7L;ff.

".

tilation;
circumcision; maiming, muamputation;med. aphteresis;

iujiiui^npf,elision.
Ij^Tfi-//",
tj/r va. to gnash, to grind,
to grate,to snap, to chatter;
"""""/_
the
of
teeth
grinding
gnashing,
;
Jai%j/

syncope

or

an

*t^ f
O.

espouse

-'i.u

to

take

the

religion;.""."._

the

cowl

or

veil ;

\fbpItuJIiuiu.
s. religiousteaching.
Mpo'iiuiif.liu.niJ.
a.
religious, pious,
\\po'bu,iifhuig
[devout.
a. dogmatic.
\\po%,uiiu,'b
".coreligionary.
\ipa%u.lilig
exercises.
s. religious
'y\po'i"utipPniJ,

ly a. s. fanatic ; -n^p-fs.
lipo'iiMUMfhij
s. abbot,prior,[-ticism.
\tpo%ut'i,u/p
space , bar,
,
^.religious,
pious,
jection
ob"['[""J
I^potiiaukp
division; difference,
distinction;
s.
devout
resistance
zeal,
religious
; -uPpnL.piit-%
embarrassment,
,
,
devotion.
piety,
let,hinderance, obstacle, hitch ; /"
"

^ni'uJhi^iu
,

to

gnash

one's

teeth.

\[p-2Cl,ir, interval
-^1

s.

Jhit

to bring oneself
u,pliu,%ki_qm%j^,
,

Ti8n
s. friar
y\l,Jiiuit.np

-inpi^ih^iy novice ;
fessed monk;
i^y^
1

monk
-

-uiliuA a.

cenobite ;

enter

the

helping,relieving
; u,ptuA
consanguineous,related ; iuiplnug
-

sistin

m-^mlnaij proto

to take

MQZ

566

vent,
con-

accomplice, accessory ;
uin.%"^,to
impart,to acquaintwith, to inform,
to communicate;
ifiiiri_^.\hinp^[,
-

cowl, to turn monk;

monastic,monacal, monkish.

^qnpa-UJ^pq
h-q^ V"C.
^qripq-iriT,

to accustom
ih^l-J",
life ;

to

oneself to the

nastic
mo-

deprive oneself, to

abstain.
monastic
s.
l)^o%a.i.n^iTi./7/ict"

life ;

O*

"Vunt^p

'-nLp
tiunpif,f
Mi/iAti/";
"

S. ^j/npr^

join,to unite,to fasten; or

t-giy vn. to partake,to
\\jnp^l,ir,
to share
in, to have a
participate,
to

to throw
share or hand in; to join in,to associate,
religion,
piety; p^nifni-L
ij^
to be connected
off the cowl.
munication
with, in com[take the veil.
connexion
with
to
or
Mpo'iiMiML.npni-^fi
sf.nun ;
; to
ipit-u
to
have
an
a.
understanding
together,
inquisitorial;
\\po'iiu"^%%ui^ui%
-^/"'ic
to
to
be
mus.
pany
accom^.inquisition.agree,
agreed;
iv/'i^*.
inquisitor
; -^M"/it?
^i.
a.
having the y/ings tied
J^tdhtijiij
^ ilmMttiiif.
l|ju./?"^"; //-tinpi^^li%
shared
the
perils"
lljioS-ti/'S.
Ijju.jt.A
[together, b "{""un.u they
sea-biscuit
the glory.
:
l|i,u"4,
fi s.
account,
memorandum,
s.
[tojoin,to unite,to tie.
communication, parlly"pqji,.pf
ticipation
ciation
connexion, assorelations,
y^juA fis. junction; ^ -/"^uipliu/hkij
cert;
accompaniment , conlijiom*-//",
l|juyt"r WO. to kick, to
; mus.
kick out,to flingout the heels ; fig.
to
fititaj,company,
society;be refractory to kick
against the
consanguinity,affinity;
uMpkui'i,
-^"..
,
pricks.
/.tmj the being an accomplice; a'u..
-k
of commuto join,to unite,to
va.
nication
roads,means
trijl,
lljfr./*,
%uMuiu,pi,
fasten
to
to
to
tie, bind,
nected
fitit^g nL.Jlrpto be con; to reunite,
;
tie again,to rejoin; to insert,to anin communication
to
nex,
with,
,
with ; -/?p ad. in
form
connexion
to add; to proceed, to repeat;
a
to accompany
mus.
"{jhc to close, compliance with.
;
to cicatrize ; tt_ to ^j/tpji^Jkii amen
l|j/i.-".a/i or "7 s. joining,union,
I replied;-[nrvn. to be joined,
titious,
united; joint; insertion,annex
; -"/ a. advento clingor stick
fast
hold
additional.
to
to,
by ;
to close up, to cicatrize,
to
4l'i""j)
,

"

"

skin over,
to heal ;
^f-tmnj to be
frozen
(of rivers); ju,u,"hiiu kab it
reaches
the stars.
-

s. anthem.
^jiwi-pq.
Jjijpf.taj
ly,
l\jpt-j;
tgf va. to be stingy,miser-

"

covetous

iiiumunrn^iu

to

grind

the teeth at,to threaten.

^al'P shabby, beggarly", mean,
to
stingy,
va.
close-fisted, Ij^tlT,t^p \flrjni-jiii%tJ'
scurvy, niggardly,
"""

to bend, to bow.
covetous,sordid,miserly.
curve,
ed;
[bling,
M^liu,"..p
'^M^lignu,
shuffling. l|^/.^,
i^t^iy vn. to be bent, foldto
be
^^.
fiction,
lij//j,u'isp
s.affectation,
quibhumbled, dejected.
to bind toto conjoin,
gether, it^n^tiii
va.
l]j^jt.r
s. curving,bending,flexion;
to tie up ; fig.to aifeet,
vent, falling
in ; fig.
to inhumiliation.
to forge, to shuffle,
to quibble,
head
^ppluT,i^p/r^ajj vn. to make
to quirk, to trump
against, to cope with, to. withstand,
up, to borrow;
to face, to dare, to brave, to beard,
.

tt. patchod
lljl/jnn,\ijlignii,
,

up

to set at defiance
,

ed,
botched, adventitious,forged,inventborrowed.
contrived,fictitious,
a. curing,healing.
^^rniuij^oA
^J"r9^""ja. participating,
ing,
partak-

; p^f-kw-

to

to oppose,

resist,to withstand;p-^iu,J], to
declare oneself enemy,
to bear enmity.
M"!_s.
gourd, bottle",calabash.
-,

^o^uiptys. essence-bottle.
having part or share in ; s. party,
l]ojtJ",
tj/ivn. to roar.
companion,associate;partaker,
ner,
partk"z!fb ^-"3 "" boot ; shoe ; fig.
]\""ztk
consort ; S. Mj/n'-pt',
to
drink-money; "itbplilri,
/{kiiuji
j;a^pki_jto polish or
livingtogether; consort, husband. black
clean boots
or
shoes ; u,if.u,%ki_ to put on
wife; li,^pt
compassionate; asone's
'

"

-,

-",

llk'h
boots

or

567

shoes ; 4"a%"-/^f-"
to take
,

or

ad. rhapsodically.
'l^uMtfhhiitf.uip.u.p
'luiifi.hp.f.n.j^s.
rhapsodist.
'l^iuifbirp^ni.p-l,^,
s. rhapsody; passage

boot or shoeMo^uMifjipirni.p-liJb
s.

making, shoe-maker's

Mo^uiliuipaij

calling.

boot-maker, cordwainer,boot " shoe-maker; liv"i"'h

-b"
shoe-maker's shop ; mhul. q- ^/."."."!.
I saw
maker
shoe"ruMiTpEMiuip^p ifJififiPa

or

of

poem,

s. hot.
l^m-p'li
agnus-castus.
s. hook, tenter".
*2"'Y"-""-"*4

stretchingthe leather

extract

from,part
canto; book, chapter.

s.

oneself,to feed well, to feast

cram

pulloff one's boots; liuMifiuuiuip

^o^iu^,
boot-tree,
"last; S. 9,yi-'
ln/""j^-

with his

2,"/^"'^"'ii
flagon;
uij s. demi-john,
I

teeth.

goat-skin.

\\o^iuihi.
a.
boot-shaped;-#?- *.
shoe-horn;boot-hook ; -%t^4*. shoeblacking.
*llo"

i.

f
1,'"%I

*"
cough ; uflip/^ium^p
W
yard
a continual,
4/.i.6-/.^,
dry,church'

;^i5"/"fti.hoopingJa/ii^u/ii^
chin--; -/" if-hi^,
tussilago,colt's
foot,horse-foot ; ih-qpi^
^ -/"/ to suffer
from a
; ^lua^i l^ujiuii.
ni^a I caught
-

nut-shell ; tortoise shell.

or

"

violent-.
vn.
'lunfUllTt
"'Jjl'

cough ; iMMbn.ULM^
nothing but cough; 4u._
q^l,^P% nij^yu ho coughed all

if-uMp

-,

qu,^

night.

i^uiquip,
u/j a. thousand;immense,
;
-^

-u"3

an

times ;
4/'^?-lupufu^ five
,

with
qopnM-Ppr
op,
million strong; .pyp
Jtp
ki- ftp^t-pu 0 sister !
may

men;
a

army

i;j,^tru^

-u

numerabl
in-

ad. thousand

-1/

million ; -"/

thousand

"

be as the sand of the

your posterity
sea-shore ;
t". pfii-p
q-t'i t-p-t q-m^lf

2,(Aoe)4" s. the sixteenth letter of

the alphabet," the eleyenth of the
consonants
tieth.
seventy ; seven; 4 ^

np,

if by

chance, it happens

tru/lipih*iuuiuMlitun

"

to

to do

a.aa

ni-'P- ^tuppa^p

"

iup_
tro^

p-itibuMuni^ """_ ni-P- the memorable

thousand
eight hundred "
year one
.

"

It has

much

affinitywith

letters

{u

for

confounded

or

"

the

is sometimes

"

with

them

used
;

seventy eight.

2^iuqiiip
nj s.

for

eXSfmple ; %m^uiMJllrin "huifu; ^lunuM^

s.
^uiquipiuilmp

iluiiift
[uusp"; 4y
,

"

^y

"

[-

hot.

^t'-^'^L.**-/"-- kilogram; -Jk^p

lettuce.

lettuce ; iliypb
kilolitre ; -/ipunTs.

s.

cos

kilometer.

2^"i^".^u.4p""Jt,jL^".kilogramo
7a"/quipiiiuh-fuiQX '^I'R
f

"

It is often

beginningof

eliminated

word;

as,

at

the

of

thousand

"

uku/b

k^

years ; -Jkuy J-ui_

; -unSkuibg,s. the

i'ly
Wiu'iiutlimillenium
4ii""y^ii"[.%uy_,
a.

Millenarians.
ad. s, thousaud-fold,
^^aiquipuiuiuiiap^

2,""2,17int. come

! come
! well!
now
then ! courage ! ad. yes, truly; pr.
behold! lo! here is,there are.
.

^ui^oif,
aij

thousand

times

much.

as

chief
s. chiliarch,
XuMquipuMMMikm

now

thousand

colonel;

men,

of

governor,
; steward

breath, respiration; prefect, lord lieutenant

,
throat
intendgullet
larynx
agent, major-domo,controller,
; aspiration
;
,
,
-m-P'i,
pronunciation
ant; house-steward, manager;
; -tyfiia. guttural; -"7^
office
command
s.
or
*, aspiration,
dignity of a
pronunciation.
,
tered
utchiliarch
o.
2^uMq.ai^aiaif[ii.n.
pronouncod,
; prefecture
; stewardship ,
from
the throat ; -u^n.uM-fi-pt.%intendance,
ministry, administration.
s.

*.

a. millenary.
'luiijutptuL.np

pronunciation.
trjiy vn.
^aiq-uib-piT,
to

to becomo

dicted,
ad-

give oneself 'up,to yield; to

\quMniriMMi" ^""t'^P
I'
thousandth.
y^npi^
b*

uutn

^*

uM^

a,

IVX,

368

sion;
fus. melting,liquefaction,
2^iainM.ai,

[row.
milligram;-J^^^i.millimeter.
s. bot. milfoil,
^iuiuii,u,lrplr,.ni.li
yar-

".

consumption, decay;
dissolution;
igneous
-fiihijk'iii
4pkripi, aqueous,
fusion ; lik-p-ilipn^
digestion; uian^
-

ptm,

or

m-fi/rp
,

ad.

"

ly,
hardly,scarce-

2^."/^oi-7/S.l,""^"4""*-[bag

s. "tree.
barely.
[-peii[,
s. sorb apple; crab-apple;
2,""j"'/7m'i
s. queen-rose.
2,""^t'Z""/"f

i^iuij.
melting ; smelting;

fusion ;

thaw.
'b,air,i,%buia

^o/4a. contrary, opposed to; s. bale,

counterdouble
or
s. mus.
2^,tj^wpu,ifp
-bass.

; to smelt

[-ptni

Jiullinpuib

"C.

*.

ballast.

S.

2,'"^"'"-'""t"'F'"^
J
a.
inverse,
inverted;
2,"Y""6-iu4'"^'"'Persecuted,
expelled,
l^iuliuin-.tipi
fugitive; umiihlj ,nm%hi_,uipliu/lilrl^
-tl'C "-" antithetic,opposite; -n-ph-J"
to persecute, to pursue,
to oppose
s.
to
va.
tion;
opposiexpel, to
; -n-phi-P-fiJu
antithesis,
to
thrust
chase
to
[reaction.
chase,
or
contrast;
give
to,
lodge,
s,
a. reactive
'l^iuliuiqj.uili
push back or aside, to scatter,to dis; -if-y^nij/
exact.
to drive out or
a. equal,even,
2^,uliu3^
away
; ip.iru
to be persecuted,driven away,
contrary ;-f"r
a. opposite,
lrpP-uii_,
2,""//."4"7
to withstand; -m-Pf s.
to oppose,
vn.
expelled,to flee,to flee away, to take
to melt
uin^,n,-i_,

; to thaw.

to

flight.

opposition,resistance

s.
i^ia[u,(t-u/iip
persecution;pursuit,

antiperistasis.

a. antipathetic.
^"uliaililip

l^Muliinii^n.
;
counterpoise

expulsion; /?p'.
trouble, vexation.

s.

fn/j

to

counterbalance.

["i.ttitiA
2^uiiuiif[i^s.
persecutor.
^uiiuitty,
[y a. melted, smelted,

s. antipathy.
2,""4""iJ/"/'"-/?/'"-i

contradictor,disputer,
l^,uliu,^,un-s.
controversialist
cian
[cast. debater
ytuiiiih-nt-tlh^.ytufut"uMbp*
; dialectiof
state
to
to contradict,
a persecutor.
""
2,""/""*^^"-?
dispute,
; -friTim.
ble;
to debate ; -ni-P-pt-% s. contradiction,
a.
^Mijuliu/i,
apt to be melted, fusilectics
s. fusibility;
dissoluble;-m.p^i.'i,
controversy, dispute,discussion; diaof
tradiction.
con-ni-P^t-a/i,
Spirit
ni-l"
-ip, metals.
;
S. 2,"'4"""-'"4"""/^
s.
fusion, draining off;fig.
2^iuiiii'iti"
[-ni-Plexhaustion,consumption, decay.
adversary;
a. opposing,
juiliu,jhi[itn
inclined
s. foundry,smelting-house,
^juvj"/'-"*'
a.leaning,
l^utli.uJki"
; prone,
S. ^flrum
to
2^""Y/i""[furnace. bent, disposed;
/" iu,pii prone
to
to
to
inclined
to
v
a.
melt,
i^iuikj;
smelt,
mischief; -Jtmlrj'vn.
irj[i
evil,
solve to lean, to incline,to be prone
found, to cast, to smelt down ; to disto, to
to
to
to
to
feel
inclined or
liquefy;
exhaust,
drain,
;
disposedfor, lean
to consume
to
to
the
side
digest; -[urvn.
;
melt, to
of,to have an inclination
to be founded
or
cast; to dissolve,to
to; -Jjtuini-Pj
s. decline, inclination,
,

to
liquefy;

melt

to

nothing, to dwindle

proneness,

to be

exhausted,to go to decay,
to run
to waste, to "be consumed;
to melt
to thaw
auinXuiiTiu'iilriitj
;
,
to pine away,
to wear
Jiuil,i_,
out, to
fall away, to exhaust
oneself;to grow
lean,to be withered.
[decline.
away,

position;
distendency, propensity,
to
-iTmlnrvn.
late
emuidiopathy
;

rival,to vie with,to antagonize

-./iini,/??
s.
emulation, competition,

; to

"

contention.
strife,
s. antipope.
^uiliutuiiuuf
2,."4/"/"-"/4
uy a. contrary, opposite;
2^iuiki.,r",^s.
imical;
consumption,phthisis, adversary, hostile,unfavourable,inohamsedris
s. bot. marum,
2^,uik^i.np[,^
discordant; incompatible;
jor.
cing,
a. melting.
2,"'^'^
[maritima. ad. against,contrary to ; opposite,fared-heartin front of; ^mppi -t,
s. black, white
or
Z,"'ilif;
%Jpi, or
S. ^uiiuiliu/ii
l^iiMiniiuMliufi,
trary,
[cherry. "hnplfb ^ -Ifl- g -* ad. on the conthe wrong
s. liquation.
2,"'^n/^n"-P/""-%
side ; against the
on
t^"'il!3
cible,
grain,in a contrary sense, backwards;
"'3 *" furnace ; foundry; crumuflBeally
diametriccoppel; "Mi.ua.uMliuii.np
or
"uiib'hirt-l^,
[,ui directly
furnace or "mill.
[fusion.
opposite,quite the reverse
n"^
;
l^wfni^uMir,
" reason;
smelting,melting; uliq^iTmwg in spiteof sense
ng s.
2,'"int.t
I'as. aloes.
ifuiinujinpu, againsthis will or
,

"

2,rU

370

oblatiou
s.
^uiqapq-uiif-p^uir

at

a
debt; j, ^u. to obligehim,to
satisfactory.
satisfyhim; -tynt-jfj(_a.

the

pay

Communion.
communicative
a-,
^ui,inp^,u(iai%

2,u/27"r,
k-guy vn.

to

contented,

be

to agree,
satisfied,
pleased,gratified;
s. conductibility.
to acquiesce,to consent,to approve;
friends
reconciled,to become
2^uiqnpii.a,ii^l,j;
munication to be
hjiujvti. to be iH comapprove,
taste
to
to dis; ir e
with, in correspondence again ; to deign ;
''"""
dislike
to
k
with, to participate
; 4"oa"tuY,
in,to share with,
g
him ; i,u.TCirugli
to impart to, to partake of.
please
mkp
you
^irij

communicable; -nij

'

tion,
Communical^Maiinp^iu^jnt-p-fi^'i,
s.

pleasing,complaisant,grateful,a

copartnership.
a. communicative.
2^iunnpq.uiukp
s. pyx,
2,""'^'7'2-"o"/"""-^
box, sacred
vase,

l"r,"P^iy may it pleaseyour Majesty.

pleasant,
iuiTfy,[ig a. agreeable,
,

participation,
correspondence;

to please,to humour, to
iffiikij
have
pleasure ; qpi^^-k^l^i,
agree, to

able ;

ciborium.

p-nt-ku^

ab -^^"L'^^ y*"^ please or choose, as

comely to
like ;
^-tjl'isi'
"i"?
you

; S.

think of it? nSy

do you

what

conductible
a
^^uitinp^uipujp

~tl'L j -""-Pt'^is. conductibiUty.

a. communicable.
2^u,,inpn.hii,

the

ey

b'^j

"buM
l^ql^'lu^j

"

"

he

or

%i/hi
it
she pleased me ;
p-m-irgMiMi.
2^iii,inpq.hir,
tjp va. to communicate,
transmit, to hand down, to impart, pleased him, he thought fit or proper,
*-"-"
he approved of it ;
tp iJ-" he
acquaintwith, to inform ; to communicate,
*""/""
k um-uift
to administer
the
"iU''i_~
ment
Sacrapreferred;""/"""
-

to

to

of the Lord's

S. -^f "r;
disease.

Supper;

qui/aui to infect with

,""L"rt''3"'-ji"it^

T-tiT.

a. communicating.
1uiq^,p^i^,liu,f^
icate,
'lu,n^pq.\,,r
hgiy vn. to communto be communicated,to participate,

""i^3

share, to be in
with; to conjoin,to

""
agreeable,pleasing;
2,""2(e/""4'"*

carnal

humour

; to
to consent.

like,

to

vn.

be

prove.
ap-

please,to

to

pleasedwith,

with ;to be communicative

[genteel,nice, pretty.
;
charming,
to be conducive
graceful,
^,uZnju,u,tuPi^a.
; S.2,""'f."/"7-

connexion
to lead on,
"unfuni-j:

to consent, to
-litgib%^irvn.

^uiiCnjitAiuir,
ui^ty

tion
communicahave

y*"^ ^'^^"

*^

"

-""-?s. amiableness,affability
; -4"_
condescending,
sant
complaikind,
a.
u,u,p

to

^'''^ ^"

^"

"e"3

"

[- ;

S. *\uMir"MMtiutanu3p
'Tuil^niuMputn
|_ant.

Rt-u conducting wire.

s. f/iys.
l,'uqn[,q.l,i_
couductor, good

to make
iaiTSyuign^-guiukiTva.

cofflmunicant.
2^u;inpii.nii_s.

$" satisfaction
"lutiCyn^p-'l,

pleascomplacency,

consent, willingness.

s.
2^ui,inpq.ni-P-liL%
communication,

participation,connexion; relations;
intercourse
munion;
; correspondence ; com-

j[-j s. will,pleasure,good
2^u,-2Cj2fp
,

will
,

willingness ; caprice , humour,

U""-/"p fancy,whim ; gi -^u ad. at one's will or

the Eucharist,the Lord's
Supper; pleasure, according to, at sight,at
communion
carelessly;
g
discretion; negligently,
t[u,ui^,uiiu% pascal
;
his
to
caprice;
'IpP-^p
jtrm -p-tuiti, post-communion;
i/fty*'P according
carnal

communion;

-,

""_

'

^npitiii^Pl
-ju

2^ujiC,
ed,
nj a. content,contented, pleassatisfied ; consenting; s. satisfaction,
contentedness
to content,
;
u."i4t"_,
-

to

to be content,
satisfy
; "/Ai-"_,
-

satisfied,
pleased.
l^uti^iup
nj
I

sand-box
-nUi s\hot.

XuMTOril,
a. pleasant,
agreeable.
^luTChiT,
bgli.-h^m-^uiXhiTva.tO COUto humour,
tent, to please,to satisfy,

to|gratify
qJlmitim-fiat-^p
;
-

to

to

uini-p

scend,
to conde-

"."

according to

one's

ai-piit^

entirely to

discretion ;

tun-uiPfiui^utq

typ

to

another's

abandon

caprice

[ii-puM^aA^i-p
i/jju

tun^tJ^pevcry
[ii-pwwq

which

was

rightin his

man
own

eyes.

please,to humour;
^ui^mu
to
gratifythe passions; ^.^.o^
-

fi -^u
ilfbki_

oneself

did that

tree.

to do

liking,fancyor humour,to follow one's

own
bent,to listen to nobody ; ""i.iiuc

or

nij_s,
rye ; S. Z.'^tf
"'/'J~b*

tion
s. agreement,satisfac^a.a5,i-/?/.t.%
; accord, approbation,consent,
ance
complaisance,acquiescence,compliwill;-zp.
; desire,wish, pleasure,

amiablegrace, sweetness, loveliness,

IW

511

-p-V without your

; ma-miii, ^yffi,
consent, in spiteof you ; iupui g /#"g
-p-% liiaWaig
do with me
ing
accord^"g
ness

of
a.
l^iaiTaiq^l,

family,kind

pleasure.

!","/",nj
moderation

s.

savour,

; -^

anat.

taste; check,
the lower

belly;

^.ajhipuA a.
unanimous,

concord

agree, to be of

agreeing

conformable;
mind

one

-lr,r

vn-

-n,.p^^.^,

s.

concordance.
or

same

nation

lent,
; equiva-

power

equipollent,adequate ;
to be

or

yuaiTtuqb

a. equal in
i^uMiTiuqop

ib'iibu

equivalent;-"""./3^t.'fc
lence,
equivaequipollence.
s.

of the same
number
or
'lu.MTuiPJii.a.
equal; -/?"". a. co-reigning.
quantity,

disposition,jfii, a.

customs.

a.
i^^uMinu^huy

the

ilar
equal,even, alike,sim-

s. co-latitude ; -^^
l^u.JiiM/u.fl.ni.p-I.Ji,

a. of similar
2^^J'u,p,j"(,"f

character

a.
; -^y?; "qnt-li b.

to

ing,
concord, agreement, good understandunanimity,intelligence.
a. concordant,unan2,'oiniMp.uippmn.
imous;
s.

ed;
sort; national; relat-

or

of
a.
l^uMd'uM^,
race

to moderate, to check.
if-it/j

nation

same

ity;
homogeneous; -^nif s. nationalrelationship;
homogeneousness.

to your

the

connatural
,

geneous
homo-

of the

same
language ; -ih-iu_
kl'3'-i^"rti
~u"-^ a. bearing the same
yoke ; s. colleague; companion, partner
that
be heard, or
can
a.
; -[ni-p

consubstantial;-^ni.p-l,^i, heard

where

every

; -[uaipmii

s.

demy;
aca-

homogeneousness connaturality,
university,
faculty.
to gather or put
vna.
XuMd'mfujp.hir
consubstantiality.
whole.
muster
a. uuiversal,all,
to
to collect, to
^aiJ'uip.ninp
together,
convoke
s.
; -pni-f meeting, assembly.
stantial
"MuliuMb "usf^lij
a. consub^utiTu/t^i^
7iaiihtptn^
~-^jnp^ "^np^nt-pn. a. 01

s.

all creatures,
creation,

the

opinionor mind, unanimous,

the uniTerse,nature ; -u."/4o ad. conagreeing , concordant
; s- adherent,
tiality.
consubstans.
partisan ; ip'^ijto agree with,to be
substantially
; -ni-p-X,
telligenc
[rator; -n^s. cooperation. of the same
mind; -lun^nL.pfti^s. ining,
a. cooperative; s. coope^"uJuM^nphconcord,good understandpact
a.
assembled, gathered
harmony ; league, alliance,com2^,MMJhM^ni-ifh,p
S. -n-im-iTuip
cordant,
together; universal, general; ad.
; "/unt-irp
; "juoua. conall together,
analogous.
[natural.
unitedly
; s. arith. sum.
flockcd
a. S. "^nt^iiiun'^
yiuJiut^nfJti^
'luiJ'uiit\ih
a, connate,twin ; uterine;
0,d. all,
7""lur[l uiaCl.O.
together,gathered in crowds or in a
^npfiupiuninl
mob ; ad. in a united company,
with
entirely,
only;alwaystotally
;
all the company,
in crowds;
of the same
""
will,
2,"""fi"4""/''
[S-n-^u
"y
will
to flyin flocks or swarms.
obedient
the
to
concordant;
of,
to compose
resigned; -^i/"vn. to agree, to be of
^uiJuiij.plrj'vn.
; -^pn,.^
signed,
one
p-f,^,s. composition.
mind, to consent with; to be reto
submit
to
the
cord,
oneself;-mjs. con2^uiJhiii.uiir,
uij a. agreeable
quisite,
taste, delicate,
unanimity, agreement, union,
delicious,dainty,exties,
consent; -n"-fg4""'^j* Uv/iobedience
succulent;-^ dainsavoury,
trust in God.
to God's will,
resignation,
delicacies,
tid-bits;
-Muukp a. fond
of dainties,
""" coexistent
^n."/"4"j
epicurean; s. epicure.
; -^mn^ s.
a. of the same
omnibus; -4""^?-a. put in the same
"IumWui^uiu
class,order
order or number
s. co-oror
dinate
rank; -hiTva.iQ, range, to rank, to
; -4""/"?-""S;^
to
to
co-ordinate,
-liuipifJrJ'va.
draw"up, to place in order, to put
;
order ; -liuMpf,^^
ject
a. subgether,
together; -l^irvn. to be classified toput in the same
to the same
passions; compasplaced in the same
sionate,
order;
sensible.
the
of
feeling,
same
-m-P-fiKX s. being
rank,
well
versed in the
a.
2,'u"/Ta47-fe%
[P-fs.synthesis.
equalityin rank.
Persian
[ther.
a, synthetical;
religion;coreligionary.
^iuiriMiq.pwliu/b
-q-pnt-^
with anoof the same
mily
a.
a., still living
"lusir-uiihuMg
XuiiTuMnuipMr
race, fato fill
'luiSiulitrj^,
or generation.
h-g^a. to affect,
a. national.
with, to immerse; S. p"""-^.[centric.
^"uiTuiif^uij^
; -if-nf^,

same

urirusqn.trD, ^/""#irt
11 ui

"

homoa. coucentric,
luMjhiliir%q.pa%

U9

iftU"

72

of the
a.
l^uiiTmlilrpui

same

form

be of

or

conformable; resigned; -^"A"

manner;
mit
subto comply with,to conform
vn.
or
to, to be resigned; -m-p-liL^is.
submission
; resignation.

one
;-"ii-il^s.
configuration.
consumed
a. entirely
)_uMiruiT(uip,uli
;

all-consuming, all-devouring, epidemic,

contagious.
epizootic,
a. born
'l^uttTiuiTuyp

similar,like ; -:p all

l^ii^tTuilihitui
all
creatures.
beings,
to be affected, the
lui,riu^lur,
vn.
lihgiuj
a.

filled

with

same

the

opinion,unanimous;

completelycovered

agree

views

with

gold

"

cious
pre-

; J" p-uiluitm-pl, [, ["np

uipinUht-Pf,,^, to give oneself up to
melancholy, to be filled with sadness;
-^ufi"-^, to dress in mourning; S.
stones

in

*.

enter

into the

j"-*'?- they always

^i

or

to
it'i't-i_ni-Jt-^

"

opinion,a they

of the

-,

of;

mind

same

perfectly
agree with,to

ther;mo-

age.

clothe or
invest
sunk in ; to array,
oneself with, to bury oneself in; jnu__
ImItO DO
DejtnjntilU^ujliini-Uihutllil
up
"

same

of
a.
^uiWuiJliui

immersed

of the

ther's
t/^p"-/f7uterine,by the moa.
side; -Jt-aj
coetaneous,of

covered

or

mind

hand

two

are

gers
fin-

; -"/;""t-/3/.ti
formity
unanimity, concord, consent, consame

"

of

opinion.
cohabitant
a.
'luiiTu-iuipli
under

the

dwelling

roof.

same

S. -Iipuilim'b
[fattedcattle.
l^uiiTiuliltp
l^iuSyii
Ig a. whole, entire,total,
a. utterlydestroying,
'l^uiWiulinpitu^i
complete; ad. all,entirely;together,
.

exterminating ;

^ui'ii^.m-Sh utter
total
; linpni-u,",

ruin, extermination

loss;

all together, together with; even, yet,

still;
-//t., totally, completely,
-

u/jLaj^u
extcrminator;-l/n^ wholly, thoroughly
vertheless;
a.
if, however, nedestroying, exterminating ; even though , even
pnju
"-1.
swallowing up, all-devouring.
-^ni-iji.
uijliitikn
n^juM^hgmp,
what
not yet satiated ?
" you are
a.
i^ai,ru,fniui^u//i
sympathetic.
,
in short, in a word.
s. sympathy ; niAfe-^^ululru.uuHighiui,
^a,j'uili[,nM.p-l,t_'i,
to sympathize with, to feel a
2^ui,ruifl,u,^ip
for;
i.pantometer.
for or with.
en2,""/"/:t7*"j"i""""'-'^"-relatinga
"niAt"^- to have no
laiWuMtnioti
a. coreligionary.
cyclopedian; S. 2,"'V"'?=^'"
ad.
^u,iru,c,""in/i,
together, at the
same
s. pansperm.
time,at once.
luiiTiiifuuMutrpilit
s. panorama.
[ing.
2^iuir,i,/tiuijjnjj
of the same
ther,
faa. born
luij',ui,"^l,
a. universallydestroy'l^uiir.yUiuu.hp
a.
whole, universal;
consanguineous ; h.i^pmjp,^nfp,
'IuiJu/imij-umJ'ujii,
half-brother
half-sister
the
all
ad.
ther's
faall,
together,
generally; even,
by
,
,
-

uiiuinn--^uiu

"

side-

yet, still.

clothed alike,in
^iiiirii,^u/i,ii.lrpi

s. all the members.

l^iuiru/hn-iuii^
of the same
matter.
a.
^"uiTu/iijii-Py"iiuiuliu,lil,"
a.
aid-de-camp; adjutant;
alike,similar;
ec^aX.,
i^iaiTu/iiWu/h
a.

uniform

-4u"i.i"^ S

-4"'Pi_f1'3a.

"

conformable
analogous ; imitating,
,
convoking or invitingall ; -'ipt^^ following;ad. equally,alike.
a.
wm,umIi
angelic.
^uii/:"^"";%a.
S. -^iJhA a.
concordant,
consonant,
[ity,analogy.

a.

conformable;"nM".

in unison; ad. unconformanimously

2^"./:".5i./L,ini.?s.similarity
; -htVva. to accord, to bring
a. having the
same
sign;
l^iaiTu/b^'i,
to agree; to conciliate,
to reconcile; -uifja. having the same
meanijig or
to tune ; -fiirvn.to
mus.
cord
signification,
agree, to con; -,u^n,.p-T^
synonomous
with, to be agreed; to grant, to
s. synonomy.
to terms, to comply with ; mm.
come
s. unanimity.
2^uii/h,%njint.[3-pLii
to be in tune; -m^p^
son
7tui/utJtnt-7i a
s. concord, unis.
O
[}Jini^tu%gMillpq
.

ad. homonymousconcordance; fig. name-sake

; -"up.mp
conformity, unanimity, union; mus.
ly ; -ni-Pliuyis. homonymy.
unison, tune ; gr. concordance.
the whole
luiiPiMMjuuipi,
s.
country,
of the same
l^uiiruiilr,.
a.
the public; countryman; -,uq.nplfa.
form or
shape, conform;- u,n^,ki_flfu,ir",
done by every body, general,univerto
,

consonance,

^ttir
public ; -I'lla. of the
country ; *. countryman.

sion, shortness

abbreviation;

abridgement,summary,
epitome.

same

a.

im

57S

sal;-""4"'^'"" vniTersal,general,common

pendium,
com-

stract,
ab-

^"uJhj^,^nM.pf
s. unanimity; -^nti^
of the same
animous.
opinion,agreeing, uncongeneric, homogeneous; -uha-m-^
Pb s. congenerousne8s,homogeneousof the
a.
l^uij'uM^ij^

race
or
-ufr^"a. of the same
proportioned , symmetrical; stock; -ulrpiTa. produced from the
,
commensurable
seed; -uhpniXif.a. of a common
; -nL.pJ, s. equality, same
origin ; -ukp a. mutually fond ; -""_
proportion, symmetry ; commensu-unJii
rability;
a.
-in^hJ'vn.io depart together. %nt^"if.,
nourished, brought
same

ness

measure,

equal

a. quite clear,
^"""/if^,iy6-^a
bright,

together.

up

shining,
luminous,resplendent; -u"""j.
mo'ii

havingthe

a.

office

same

ous,
a.
^iujh,u"ipu,ir
fragrant,odorifer-

tion,
func-

or

colleague; -ui,uiniuu[iiiu%
a.

sweet-smellingor -scented.
natural.
a. innate,
i^u"nauu,li-qh-

responding
cor-

astorism
s.
'luiiTu.uuihqni.p^fMi^,

pond;
-[uu/bhir vn. to corres-/uiuif^a.corresponding; -"/"c

able
a. equally glorified,
u-liiequallyadoring
or
honour, hav; equal in rank
the same
dignity; -uiuim^Tf a.

a.
l^uiir.M,i,^l".n.
spread

propagated
to be

-.

; S.

diffused

throughout ;
h-un-iu/tu
[tionor avowal.
-

ad. of a common
attestacongruent,suitable,
convenient;-mmiu,^
^^uij-m^iy
rank
of
mm-ni-P^ s. equal honour
or
s.
string
2^iuM/h""u,^^
pearls.
,
a. all-surrounding;
dignity;-uiu,p^iu,/f
tt. Spread throughout,
i^uiinamiapuihchaos.
#4
very extended, universal,general ;
S-u^, the Ocean ;
exterminating
^"../i""^%"^,
atmosphere;
-2^i^a. destroying,
e"^,
all ; Itnptfiu'bn^m,
entire
-ni-p-'hs.
extent, very great extent ;
ment
eleextermination
of the same
a. composed
destruction,
;
umXhu
-muipp
1

"

to exterminate, to root

destroy;- ;/*"/_,to

out, to
be

ly
utter-

ofthe
;-i"fr"/""4"*

matter

or

kind
terminated.
totallyex-

sort

ridged,
^lot/lu/Loui
/y a, brief,short, ab; -m/j^ a.
succinct,
-mn^ir,
concise,
neous;
summary;

of the

peremptory;

~,

-a,

same

equal , conformable
,
a. resembling,similar,
form
-ra/iiv
like,conor

ad.

-,up.,up

cinctly,
suc-

age, coeta-

same

-mn^Jlilj

a.

ofthe

same

family,related.

briefly,
summarily, precisely;
^uiiT.up
nj s. account, calculation,
tion;
peremptorily;^.compendium,abridgement;
computation, enumeration, numerafinal or irrevocable
number;
sentence;
catalogue, list;roll*0 cut short ;
call,muster; examination,inventory,
i,Mumiulilrij
uiuhij
account; esteem, respect,
""""gts "-1. [lu^uiuuM^huiu in short, statement,.
in a word.
value, regard, station, degree ; presentation
XaiJiunLouiu"f.l,if
a.
or
brieflytraced ,
rendering of accounts;
ridgement
aban
comparison ; lesson ; verse
succinct; pmlturi^utlini^p-'f
]!"-" t-t'
*
of ; g ^
short
uiutinilrp
sketch,
-pr. for,on account
same,
;
to
same
notice,cursory view; -^^^ a. written
thing;
iu,Ani-u uiuM^u/ii^lrij
ask
for
account
in a few words ; -fpni.p-piA
an
s.
briefly,
of,to require one
,

"

abbreviation.

to account

for ;

to find out
uiniilr[_,

an
to abridge,to
lu,jh,n.o,"hir,
va.
explicationof,to examine ; to take
trjil,
draw
or
sume,
diminish,to shorten ; to digest,to reinventory of ; to take
up an
to recapitulate;
to reduce, to
stock; uiuii_, to render an account;
to be responsable,
to understand to give a reason;
contract,to extract; ni-,ipq_-,
"
to
account
to be
cause
for; laniim-i^jt
Jk2. *"""thoroughly
make
to
account
an
perfectlywell understood; ^pi^'iiu, n-ujjfig
b'-ca
with his servants
to transgress,to break
a law;
iu^t-"_,
; f
uipQiu_
~^np_
to couut, to calculate,
to
tion
k-ujulib
qh^k-nh^liu to make a visita%lri_,
rpiirij
-

"

of the diocese.

compare;

JhtuAiri^b

numbered,
s.
brovity,conci2^mJhia.ouinul3-l,t.%

~'

esteemed

to be counted
it'i't^U

to be

ed,
reckon-

among;

as, to pass

^ -f

for,to

im

^110"

5 74

be

without
termined
reputed,esteemed ; g inup^liuA liuii_plain,
sincere,
; deceremony
extended
wide
resolute
^ -f to be taken for a man
i^ilri^
;
;
;
,
ad. frankly, freely,
boldly,
g ni-Jlrp to dispute; ^.uit^ /?^".-nj
-nipuMf,
cast lots; mnM-p
to draw
or
plainly; resolutely,firmly; clearly,
q^unrmp
of
ui'itmt-uni.ptr_pn
openly,ingenuously;4'"/"^A"*^ too
glYO ail aCCOUUt
thy stewardship; n^hqib,-{,-f,p.u.%l,ir,free,bold,rash,audacious,too daring.
-

-"

attention

no

paid

was

to

words

my

ik f'Lb -b i*-i" unimportant ; no

a. plain-spoken,
'l^uiirmpiuiliuMpMippuMn-

couutffliT,all was
p-ni.nil-nil_i^p
ed ; "nil^ [S-nt-na ^luuiuiph-ui^,
clevor
a
arithmetician ;
take
to
sons
lesuinAnt^,

ad.

without

know,

to

iuuh-i

learn,to say or

0"%

tO

reserve.

a. more
openly,"e.
2,"""/^/i"J""4"/.f3*

ni-Mtutiy-it
; t^fiinb-tt

frank, open-hearted,ingenuous;
ously,
frankly,openly, freely,ingenu-

ter;
mat-

"

"

"

ad.
JiuuuipdiuMi^

o.

fo,~p.tMMpp.uin. a.
yuiifutpJtuilitnfuou
"[i^
to
frankly, openly,
'bh-i_, speak freely,
letter.
to be plain with, to be accustomed
to
s. numeral
2^u,iru,pu"f[,(,
2^uMifiupMMtlituij,
s. reckoner,
speak one's mind ; -""-? *. frankness
"^ujp
calculator,
book-keeper,accountant, of speech, openness, unreservedness,

repeat one's

"

lesson;S. P'/"^.

auditor of accounts

uin

; mntfe

free*heartedness.

_/,
i#,"-,^^
,

". sBCingclcarcounting-house;accountant's
office,
^MMMiTMMipJiuMliiMM^iMMitMg
ciphering;-"^pj s. accounts, bookp
erspicacious.
ly,penetrating,
s. control,
". spcaklug fraufc"
luiJuipui^uiui
'l^uMiTuMpiMuiiuMiuMpM
[keeping.
s.
luiiTajpuiiLnM-i"j
comptroller ; ly,freely
puMppuMn-n^,aloud,open;
ly,
-P^^iii
s. control.
publicly.
,

2^uiilhipuiu,n,.,
uig a. rendering
*. control,
-"i^/?^".'5i
or

rendering of

7 ""*/"f/I"Jl*f^
D.
flfl.
yUMlIlMMpJtuilllMMMM^^U
D.
"^UtjWuMB.
JuMMTlMMpJiUMl^MMMMnh-U
t-ap h-qWIL-UMMMills-irVCt.
yUMlItMMpAlMMl^h-iTt
bold or courageous,
embolden, to make

count;
ac-

givingin

accounts.

'lui,ruipy,r,
va.
t-^f,
to calculate

to

; to

count, to

to

ber,
num-

to reckon,

esteem,

; to render

2^iu,nup[,ir,
vnirguj/
to count
to

; to

to

to

sum,

with
a.
'l^MUMTuMpiiulili-pku

ber,
num-

calculate,to

esteem, to repute, to judge;

to suppose,
to reckon; to

attribute ; to pass

deemed

for, to

be

reputed

to

prefer ; uiu,u,n,._
to appreciate;Jt"
u,^uM%
to
pi^value, to esteem, to repute, to rely
on
"^[tf'^- not to keep any ac;
count
; ^"^

the courage,

uM/t.

little esteem
to look

deem
that

or

one

to

care
about, to have
for,to despise; ^aiji,,

mistake

; lrpu.%hitqu,%jL'u

oneself

happy;

to think

-/,.(pt/34.

open

to be

daring,to dare, to

4""/"^^3"

ness,
licence,courage, liberty
; boldcity,
audaforwardness; liuMp(,
{.HL

oneself
upon
as, to believe,
account
oneself, to think
is ; g "i^
to
jZ-ffi
g ",.Jb!ih

an

to presume,
to
take liberties ; -fo_a.emboldening.
hardihood,
s. frankness,
^^uMWuMpiiMMlint-P-'^
venture

-,

of,not

low
al-

countenance, frank,free,bold.
to grow bold,
vn.
l^MuiTMupJiMa^liiT,
t-giMMj
the
boldness
to have
to, to take the
allow
liberty of,to
oneself,to have

pute;
com-

to presume,

or

to permit, to
impertinent.

to reassure;

to consider.

-,

temerity, venturesomeness;
to take
,unh,MiM.i_,

permit

or

to

iMtuMij

allow

the

oneself

render

libertyto
to ;

to
,

kuMpJ,f ffi

impertinent,impudent

it must
be
MMMuiri_,
lyiiuiku /?t, let us suppose
ad.
that; Jf acknowledged ; ~p S. 2,""'2iy7"}".4
-hp P-k, do not believe that;-phu,i_a.
a.
^uMiriMMpiTiMMuw
produced from the

reputed,deemed, looked
Jbn-lruiiu-,thought to
jui^a,

not

numbered

-pha^n^^

as

upon
be

the

among

silver
f,^^jfi,^,

was

numerator,
2,'"i/?"/7/i^^.

^"u.n^pl,^a.
consanguineous

made

free
,

root; innate,inborn.

2,"""/i"^n^*.reckoner,
arithmetician;
a. arithmetical
-imm/i,"%

""/".
no

related.

frank
i^-jiTiupiiuii
a.

-P-p

s.

blood,

same

tions,
na-

[account of.

of the

same

dead; ^^i

without genealogy ; n^kp

ifiup- p-i^

;g

; uiuMpMn

bold ;

; -uMliufb%-aij^
arithmetic, ciphering.
a.
^uMM/hMpMii-ku,n
having

trade

the

same

calling; *.
s.
^iMMiruMpnt-HL
value, esteem, reputation,
or

fellow-craftsman.

S. S""/'?-respectability;
of the same
a.
l^MMMiTuMghii^
race
or

IW

i,M

5 7ij

tionship; 2^iiijp.aML.
family; homogeneous ; -""-? s. relaholaj ng
nt-g s. Credit,
homogeneousness. [nour. nour, repute ; renown,
fame, reputation,
a. of equal glory or
ho'l^iuiruii^uin.
glory, celebrity;news,
name,
i^uij}u^uAiuili
a. aliquot,
even.
intelligence,
report,tidings;
rumour,
^luifpiui
boy ; lad; uipu,,i.uiC"Hri- flyingreport, swift,
u"j s. little child,
apprentice,novice, beginner;scholar, speedy renown
pute;
;
pu,pyu,ij good rea. new,
disciple;
raw, inexperienced;
jtrqutlfiuptt,
strange,
^p
ill news
ignorant;
"/t6- umuiu,ai_,
false,
to win
^puim/iuy shop-boy;
;
,

-.

"/""_""

llluultri'lutif,
pot-boy
,

"

-,

greatreputation; ^luuh^uM'biia,-y
to
one's reputation;
damage
child,
"u,iu,p_

iiat-mami-n/

cabin-boy; ^uMiuup ad. like a

s. apprenticeship;""'I^I_17
childishly;-f.L/3-/,tS,
t'-P" *o tarnish one's renown;
inexperience.
linpn,.uiJiilri_
if^i to got au illuamB
;
to
to
i_u4ilp.uMniiaM,r,
puipi[,va.
elevate, ^t.'itlri_q- be unknown, of no reputation
to raise,
to liftup, to take
or
renown
up ; -qih,A,
; uiq^api"k-/_qm-pni^,
,

to

stretch

forth

raise

or

to raise the hand

the

hands;
rebel.

against; to

l^uiirpuiiAuiir,
puipiufjvn. to rise up,
ascend,to mount, to go up ; to raise

to

to get
oneself,to rise,

up ;

"/;"""^
/"".

U,"""iii.""6to raise the heart

to God

to blacken

or
ruin the reputationof;
to become
-/. ^mplj[aApi_,
public, to

divulge; to

become
famous, renowned,
celebrated,far-famed,to be in
vogue, request or fashion ; Jui^nqui^p

to revolt, to rise, spread abroad

i,iuli,aa.uili
, g^tj/""
,

to rise

against, to

to grow

rebel ; /"jIhmj

proud; fuimMu/uuti^-to
,

of,to

chargewith,to

cuse
ac-

to
arraign,

impeach.

report about
sow
one
;
mmpuMithij to ralsc,
i,utiihi_,
it
the
or spread
news
i^ip-ufbty is
;
said that; the story runs;
Iriu/ukp,
4''^t/" mutpiu"^p
luaAtufitl^p
p
i^ni-pu
the report spread ;
^la^ni-P-tuti/b
g miriinqJaAiupiiP-u!buiipthe fame of
-~

house,
2^-iii/p.utp
loy .nj s. warehouse,store-

"

loft;larder,pantry;

granary,

evil

an

his courage
victualing
provisions,furnishing,
spread every where ; """.
supplying,
uUiTuMitl;
"p. tuiT l^nqjiubu t^iut-uin-pti
t/
magazine
stores,
;
;
lopui^
fame
of him
out the
ammunition;
.fodder,prou/bmUiinj
vender; " there went
forage.
through all the region round about ;
k tuiuifuthis play is very
i^iaiTpiupuiifni.,
contractor,
uig
veyor, -/"^uipb;i,[_
purfurnisher ; forager.
S.
C"-^*?*popular ;
*"

'laiWp.uipuMli
U.J s.
,

warehouse
goiin/,

dew

the

; "ui%

store

deposit;

%jhM
; t-p^f.'iip

: purveyor
heavens
shall
s.

matrix

anai.

drop

\aiirp.utL.uiphp
s. messenger,

down

-4""%

a.

news-

'l^utjp.uMi.yi
chief-makin
spreadingfalse reports ; misS.

bringer; -linttlun^ihtr

meddlesome;

; -uiufl^ius.

-miA^,

vy,
worthy of enhaving a name
contractor.
famous, renowned, far-famed.
provider,
to celebrate,
s.anat. uterus, the womb;
to
va.
XuiJp.iuu.lTtr,
\uMjp.uipu/ii
h-gf,
the
larder
to
to
make
or
*.
sing
praisesof,
praise
pantry;
;
granary;
-/.J
public,to divulge,to let out, to noise
magazine, mart ; emporium.
to make
s.
abroad, to publish,
2^uiJp.aipuiiMiiu'ri
store-keeper; or rumour
B"j

intendant, steward, furnisher,purveyor,

-t-np

a.

-,

known

-Miitrms. intendant.
va.
^uuTpuiplrj',
tr^fi

to

provide,to furnish

to warehouse

renowned,

stock of, to
to lay in a
revictual,
store ; to lay by, to hold in reserve,
to amass,
to gather, to treasure
up.

be
; to

abroad.

noised

patience,annoyances,

bles.
trou-

Ascension-

7 uriy]f"'"/ruf1^ng
7inf/f"ujpiwa'
O.
[day.
"

7rni/}s.utnnc guq
maid,
p^'^'B ^* mer~~pp
siren ; fairy,
elf,fay; faun, sylvan
t

to

-^"r vn.
celebrated

i.patienee
a.patient;
'l^uiifp.yp
; time,
fering,
sufa. patient,
delay; -ui^ai%, -uiunup
affairs
s.
quiring
reenduring; -t^

s. lifting
^"uJicuip^n,.3b
up, elevation,

ascension,rising,ascent;
,

where

to become

food,"to victual, be divulged,spread or

to

every

^uiiTpk-ptiT,
ty/ivn.

to have

patience,

to
patient,to endure, to suffer,
to
to
to
tain
susbear,
undergo,
support,
to be

to remain
firm "
; to persevere,
[towering,puflSngup.
to
to
S. S.
constant,
persist; wait; ju,_
fiHl/puipuim^
\3tifputpuiut/"
^ a.

god.

iftir
Jnt-ubncP^

to live

tinently,
single
; to live con-

chastely; np
unto

end, the same

luijyjium /#j

proportionate
,
corresponding,
,
equate
analogous, regular, symmetrical,adto
"i-npttlrij proportion
;
; ^2.
,

a.

t"~ equal, conformable

i,ujirp.irphuijk
shall endure

he that

"bu, k^ggk'
uiutn.'

the

576

shall be saved.

enduring.
a. patient,
l^uiilpirpn,!^

to compare
'iilri_-,

s. patience,suffering
;
^ii,irpi.-pi,,.pf

tun-utplutnt^fa-gip

; kp-k

/"jt*'
h -e'^'L

'/n'^ 'ZCtgtliuiutiun-nnif.f

"

confidence; time, if your virtues correspondwith your

hope, expectation,
ad. S. -nt-,
to be patient,to
high destiny; pi-t -mpuip
-p-p
delay ; uia/iilri_
bear with patience; linpni-uui%yi_ii^ p-p; -uiIium"!,
a. proportional,
al
analogicto lose one's patience,to-grow impatient
; comparative ; -t^ a. comparable.
to compare,
"ItudhdyurnhMT,h-gfi
tO pUt qUltO
va.
; tnui/jinpni-uullihui^
to confront,to confer ; to put in comparison
out of patience; S. P'yc:
to
embrace
to
to
with,
equal, parallel;
s. kiss,
;
^luiFpn/p
pnt-pfig
be
in
liarity
famicollate.
to
symmetry ;
i^tp"
*buss; fig.sweetness, affability,
front;
s. comparlson., con'l^mJktruimni-P-'if
joiningtogether;
; union, joint,
fable,
afproportion; analogy, relation,
gr. spondee; a. sweet-tempered,
conformity,correspondence,harmony,
benign, gentle,mild, meek;
animous
eurythmy, symmetry ; math, ratio,
propitious,favourable ; agreeing, unproportion;
"

"

;
Jilrn.uighaud-kissiug

collation; pain-iml^

-^pnj,

Qni^ij-iyli
inu,n%^ a traitor's kiss ;
m-Jtp to embrace, to kiss ; to
mun_

to

disproportion; -Pp ad. pro^-%

portionably, in proportion, proportionally,
buss ; Miitufl^tJh'tU%qluuintuiint_[3-h-iuil
symmetrically; comparatively,
in or by comparison, relatively,
to
in
to give the kiss of peace ;/" uiitk/j
reference,
to
to
domesticate
[aromatic, spicy,fragrant.
familiarize, tame,
;
to ape. seasoned, flavoured;
uMn^hlrft J"'f"l-'"P^"j
'^luytn trt^
^u."/A-i/:".t,op
to reconcile;
vour
t-jPva. to season, to flal^uiJlrJlrj;
pease, to calm, to pacify,
to get or grow
f"Ll'
tame, familiar,
; to scent, to aromatize,to spice,
t"- ^tm/hi^
to powder ;
to be tamed;
umut^
tmipi. to sprinkle with
paipu
to saltseasoner.
2^a,Jtif^s.
%uii_,to be good-tempered , gentle
[salt,
amiable.
s. boi. vanilla.
2^uiJti/hi.^
[not,not at all.
ad. totally,entirely; no,
served,
2^aii/pni-%
l^iaJtuiiwfiga. modest, decent ; refond
of
a.
moderate, temperate; -u,puip
s.
j^uiiTpni-puiukp
kissing;
kisser ; fig.fond of peace, pacific.
ad. modestly ; -ufUuMiT
to become
vn.
modest
to
to
to
brace
or
va.
wise,
^uiirpm-pinr,
kiss, emput on a modest
A-j/i
-

"

"

"

-'

"

;
or

to

to buss

embrace

kiss

;
each

^iJtui'bu
other;

uuikm
unwillingly;

always kissing;

to make
look; -tugnt-^ufhinr
dest
mova.
or
moderate; -nt-Pf s. modesty,
moderation,reserve, temperance, probity

kiss

to

to be

ad. modestly,
qik-n-u lui^,
; politeness; -n^pp
J. ""-/"""ip
to kiss the hands ; ifiadpn^pir,,,^
tij-u,
modest
woman.
decently
-n"-4^sf.
;
p.
he kissed him ; -h^nt-guiukd'va. to familiarize,
saddle
s.
2^,uilt-,n
fij
; pack" ; har-,
to domesticate.
ness
side-saddle
; iniiah^/^p
; pillion;
s. osculation.
^uidpnt-pniSlu
linHqj-fisaddle-tree ; 4u.it^ bp'"3 f*'
to unsaddle
flavorous,savoury, sweet,
2^iMMJtii_a.
; S. ^u,jp. ; "unf-nph-s.
delicious ; -tup.m'i,a. sweet-spoken; saddle
" harness
maker
s,
; -mpuA
well
saddle-room
-uM^uiW,
to
-uitCiu^Iia.
flavoured, saddlery ;
va.
; -tj*
pleasantto the taste,savoury ; -u/uumJ'
saddle, to harness ; "iyai^mui -t-iui_,
to
in superb trappings.
become
well flavoured,
vn.
sweet,
S. \jpiMti/nil^%
appetizing;to be agreeable to; -""_
J^UMMlhpiutP
to render
to
va.
^ni-ju/iit-ir
2^tajypusuu"hiul"
savoury,
ptiPuibiuiTVU. tO TUU
sweeten, to season
quisite
exs.
together; fig.to compete; to concur,
; -n"./3-/.".'ii
flavour,
agreeabletaste,relish. to coincide.
s. amomum
S. yiailiiMpbnt-P^iJb*
or
2^u,Jlrir,
J^uMin^ni^P^t^i
; spice;
,ug
".
"C.
S. ^nt-if.^Pig,q
-uilip aromatics,spice; sauce, seasoning,
l^uiiQ^iPui^
"C. S- 'itniTuiJlim
stew, ragout, high seasoned
^^uiJ/ii/hiutn
"fiiraij
sauce
; dressingof meat, condiment
yitii/^tup^t
~^opiruj/ "Jopht
;
"pbiy S.2."
-m'uoP- s. sauce-boat.
iTui^tupqf
.~^iyp "~Jiyp
-

"

"

"

"

2,113
aChhi_ ij-u

to

down

cast

the

eu^ uiu"i_ov '^'i^i_

~"4sP '"i^3
an

amorous

to

eye upon,

'

ogle; to

" writes

cast

dote

apply ; ^/"*jp*fqn^

draw

another's

eye

to

to

work,

to

to tax

armenism,

Armenian.

one's

s.

Haiganian,Armenian; -qnJbp
of Haig, Armenian

a.

the descendants

ingenuity, nation,the

One's

[ly, courageously.
ad. like Hai'g, valorousl^iyliuipuip
of Haig,
of the race
a,
i^.yliuiquipj'

-jnii

set
to
vn2_^,yP-u;iP-uiin"irMr

wits

Armenian

attract,to

oneself.

on

pure

Armenian,

pure

to cause
to see,
va.
i^uiihjnt-^u/hhir
to disposetowards;
incline,
-

who speaks
a.s.arraenist,
2^iii/^,up,"f,

eyes ;
^^

to view; to
to

2,U.3

578

contrive.

"

-"jhuiiiP""""._
tionary.
Dic-

Standard

Armenian

the

"tbp^

Armenians

tion,
or
l^iujPiyP-uM%_p
s. inven'lu,iP-i,,ya- Haiganian,Armenian.
^uMj\,u^ufb
expedients,means, shift,
device,
built by Haig; -^""^ a.
a.
lief,
reprovisions,food,
i^uiili,u^%
way;
victuals;
rageous,
solace; pretext, subterfuge,
gigantic; -u^pm a. Halg-hearted,coupretence;
v
aliant,
dauntless, intrepid,
^^^^j' subsistence,means,
of life ; S. 2,*""/!^
bold,manly.
necessities
[Armenian anthology.
of Armenia:
luijP-u^p-k^.r,
s. the centre
hgfivna. to invent,to
lujiiiuipuiii
find the means
bole.
or
a way
to do any
s. Armenian
^iMi/liuiL.
Armenian
thing,to contrive,to devise; to proa.
;
Haighian,
2^"^/ilru/ii
vide,
to provision,
to procure;
the
nation.
to so[blasphemy.
lace,
^/T#i4
to assuage
puA
a. blasphemous ;
; to pretend.
2^aij4yui^uA
2^iypj;y^uy vn. to look,to give a
" swear,
look,to cast the eyes on, to see; to
^uiji,njlrir,
y^f,va. to curse
-

"

look upon, to gaze

to look
to
to

to blaspheme; to talk scandal; to revile,

tentively,
aton, to consider
in the face, to serve,
to abuse, to slander, to traduce,
obto speak ill of. [pheming.
Imj^ytl. *" blasphemer ; a. blass. blasphcmy, swearing;
l^iaj^njni.p-pt.'b

contemplate, to speculate, to defame,

well ; to take care

cern,
; to conto regard ; to have
in view, to

weigh

aspireto, to
to look

aim

at ; to

ing,
abuse, slander,scandal,backbit[Armenian nobility.
Armenians, the
s. pi. the
2,myn/"t""/'

face,to front,

On, to overlook; ^tyty^4

defamation.

4,1.^

handsome, elegant,beautiful,
jl^inilj
charming ; p qtp to look up ; ^fc^
,

/^.uaim-^atVi,, to pecp
window

or

the

through

or

look

to look
Mi-maiuiuiii-nqt
,

in at the

windovr;

u/jju,f,to gaze
devouringeyes at, to

greedy

lady,
woman,
*"* knead.
['''^L.'

girl.

l^-^ju
[igs- paste ; dough;

Stealthily
at;

"/2."^9^"'i.j"^

nationality.

the Armenian
2^,y"L.'fs.
sf.Armenian
2,."'yf."-4/"

4i""p4'"-

father ; papa,

2^'a/p4";" ^"'P3 s.

with

"

pa;

daddy, dad; father, chief; founder;

at ;
or
to
inventor ;
Jiynuainnt^f^p:
author,
jutj^iuinu
'/t/" the Lord's
look at impudently,lustfully,
"c.,
lewdly; prayer ; t/.4*"""-"/"tPti-P^
to
loofc
God
of
"/'/""i'
t-npnlluilhg
heavenly Father,
mercy;-*
J"!f
""^qp
at lovinglyor tenderly,
to look sweet
Qn,luy,f,
St.-Joseph; -^""/if!
ykyit-j'-y
the fathers of the church
upon, to cast sheep'seyes on, to ogle;
; ^"'/jp'/?""%.
or

stare

"

"

"

"

to gaze
luui'ti^iuifuiuiufbo^,

on

doting- Antii^

old anchorites

Jy^

; ^wp^

our

ly,withfondness,with glistening
eyes;

fathers,forefathers,ancestors

to look scornfully
at
g tuliiujp. j"^
Or with
to
plate,
contemcontempt;
"/i.op

Adam;
3",^^ny-,Eevererid Father;
-% \*iiui^iiili.
Father Isaac
p.iiMpy)li^,u,u,^

to

in

muse

on\

n^%i^ t^uijk-^huii^p of blessed

as
u/Lif.p
e,,ujiii,
,

around.

he

looked

"yu^,

about

or

[a.Armenian.

s. Armenian
'l^iujlunti.li
incense;-/uou
1,'yk I" "ii s. Haig ( the earliest
"

hero

Orion.

Armenian
nation, called
i,m, Hai or Armenian
) ; ast.

up

holy

confossor
fiiniiu"n,liu%ni-y

father
spiritual

^^

father ;

4"?-'^"-"""

J-n,
'i,ypy'i,ytuj
,

fathor of his
qn^i^yuAi iui[^uiinui^
country, of the people, of the poor;
literature,
^ypPmiiujj -.father of Armenian
,

of the

after him

memory;

spiteof,despite; Jjfb^h.i.%,a

Moses
tpwj
1..

father

of Khoren
of

uituutJiu,

history,Herodotus

iruyp father " mother, parents;

,

;UL3
from
"P^ /'4"/'4-.

phi. J-

like

ilB

5 79

father to

; /"p. ial ;

son

ritance.
patrimony,inheuu,aitinL.uih-^
..^

father,
fatherly,
paternal;

a. foud of ouo's
iu^lti.,p.u,(ilr,fni.p-good,tender
^aifptriiaiutrp
u[ipuMg
the
o^^m n.nL.p- ukp 4"^
country, patriotic;s. patriot;s^tfiu.
voted
heart, tenderness, love of a father, pl'm uibXiiaiiMni-Up a geuuine, depaternal, fatherlyaffection;ul,pi-.i_,
a,
patriot;-ufipui/iuJb
patriotic;
love of one's
-ujtpni-p-li^bs.
patriotism,
one's father ;
love,honour " succour
country.
[theror country.
I

father ;

"

tho

juiL-lr/nn^utn.
^uipii to go
,

all

Way

die

of one's fas. avenger

l^uypi/hut^iikJleft by a father,
a.
'luijpk'ii.umni.p

of

flesh,to go to kingdome come, to

; Vii^lru,^
fiiiq.
c,uipu {iL-p he slept

transmitted

from

the

with

his

fathers ;

ancients

; paternal,

ancestral.

n^^-'-W^ p*^/*-

herited
in-

a father happy in his children

liphMuij
;
of
master
"Ttupn.uihm kislar-agasi
,

a. transmitted
^"yptr'buii.ia'iiil.

eunuchs.

hereditary.
a. paternal; native,natal
i^-yptr^li

from

one's

arf.paternally,
^"ajp,ap.uip
fatherly;

like

his

or

thers,
forefa-

or

J-u.n.uM,ii.ni.[3-lit^
patrimony ; ^ut.
^
or
followingin the steps of his father;
Irplijip
like a father ; -pm-qf, a. proceeded
g. native
l^uypty,^"ulrujg
country,
from the Father ; -pnn^i a. paternal.
land, country, birth place, home ;
s. adopted father ; -qlnip-, parentage ; patrimony, paternal pro'lu-iputif-lp
perty,
land
a. parricidal;
fort;ine;^nq_ -%lru,y father-/uimira. paternal
-fut-ii^
filial ( care
or
; ukp jli^tumuili
) ; -lanijuniij
-pm^^s.
ism
-^t-iuj patriot-n/

a.

or

resembling

father,

father

t^utn,

parricideof the Father.

2,"/^""S-/i*/a.born
willed
i^uypailiuiiTa. by the Father

of one's native
; remembrance
land ; uiuini-li liiupom"Aih-ui^
longing
for home;
home-sickness, nostalgia;
,

//-"uhuig to expatriate;
ilutuiphi_
paternal, belonging to the
^pp
{i -"bt-uij to go abroad , to
father;-liirpa, parricidal;
-lin^ipiliiT k-iuJiit-i_
one's
native land; /^o^nt-^j-i/i..,
leave
the
after
father.
to name
vn.
oner's
to
to persecute
quit
country ; hpP-iu/j ^.uipi
^iu/pui^u.iatit^
ipiliiTyn,
-liu/i,a.

to return
to one's country
[i-"iiliu
[ther. uiiuuiri_
[,-%l,u to return home,
; J-uiu/iilri^
to regain one's native land ; mpJ-iu'iifi
come
beto be
or
'l^uyp.ifiiuij',
uigufi vn.
a father;-7/u"^y.,
a. despisib'iilri_
-Xiruig to deserve well of one's
ing,
to serve
country ; iruMn.u,jhi_
contemning one's father; -%tif
-"iiiruig
one's
-%JL/ii
one's
country
""
a.
'iini.l,phi_
father;
;
q,u%i%
deceiving
-"ubui^
tO doVOt"
i^ilr"^
jii^rpty -^huaa
l^iM3U3,'ii
resembling one's father.

one's father.

a. honouring
^uijpuiJkiruip

one's fa-

-m.

a.
2^iypiu%aL.'i,
bearing

; -ui/^uA

name

the

oneself

father's

patronymic.

a.

7iypaj^uipJ-O.

^-pat-qpM

-"u4"otra. patriarchal,pontifical;
-""_
to become

ni-mlra

-,

dear

papa,

why

try,
coun-

to

one's

g^

"^

don't you

a. having sons.
t^iuipnptlr

pontiff,
patriarch,

[eat ?

"

2,'"/J

pontificate.
^"ypiaukpa. loving one's
-uiiiu/b uig p. parricidal
; *.

father; ''"bu
a parricide
~

s.
; -uuiuAni^piiJii

a. planted "
"uint-'iili

; "Mum-p

b*

cultivated

father ;
by the

liu"pi^ujtnnt-p
"

luyplAuipniiia. indigenous,native.
traitor
s.
lui/pyiiuiif-pnujcountry.

to

one's

l^iypUimliuA paternal;patrimona,

s.

*"-

to

demand, request;g-

um%Iiui_

to ask,to demand,
l"''"thp
ib't'iri,
request, to be in search of,to

[lookfor.
2^u/;jui4'"*'*'^'''accusative.
*-the
article
required,thing
X."il3^li

parricide.

u.
hatiug ono's
2^m/pannlriM,g

Jjather

of one's

oneself

dence
s. paternity.
2^,ufpnL.p-[i^
-tupuiiis. seat, resi""
yuij
popt^i
7u*ip'''p'''p
s. papatriarch,
"c.; -""".?
triarchate,

bishop; -uAnj
of

service

consecrate

country's welfare.
^lypl'is. dear father,papa

s.
2^ii,)puiiqCvr,
patriarch pontiff;

iuiiTyn.

to the

to

asked

for; uiniilri_^%,to hear, to

to the prayer of;pjitXlruj-ii
obtain by dint of entreaty.
to rcquost,to ask ;
va.
^"yghj;Iryft

hearken
to

seech,
to beto entreat, to beg earnestly,
to implore,
to pray;
to solicit,"0

2.0.1
to

seek,to
aid

search;

or

to implore
o^fiim-Pj,

^np^

succour;

J^uij^n^uifrnj

humble

entreaty ,

"

l^iu'hif.ui'iiuiii
uMj s. assessment,

ing
rat-

; club

-mi.,

s. the
^uy^nL-Hh
asking;

exaction

;
menian
armenite, armentine,Ar-

s.
^.y^uji,

i^u/iiuiiti'j
/ija. mineral
,

in the

-u"4f_3*. partucr

boon

ner
din-

ing
reckon-

companion

rated,contributed, clubbed
-iiMi^nf,
to rate, to club,to
together; -hiTvna.
scribe
contribute,to club together, to subshare
have
a
to
to
contribute,
;
oning;
in,to be accessory
to; -m-P-l ". recksubscription. [conformable.
l^u.'bif.ki"
a. similar,
like,equal,same,
a.

ral
; ore, mine-

crnh/"iu3lttutif^i^
fs-ht^nlTiituLuib
f

crystallized,
kidney-shaped, globular
ed,
or
granular earthy or earth-colouroolithie or lenticular
ore.
[away.
,

to be driven
'l^'iiui'iijiirvn.

uMniilruto club for

/fitfnijbu

-ail-

contributor

turquoise.
s. grand-mother
"mamma
2^u,%
,
grandam.
granny,
stone

way,

clubbing , contribution ,
,
demand
share,
portion ;- 4"'"^""""n/ symbol,
,
in clubbing together;
[proof. creed ;

prayer.

-"

things; amlwuinquiliu/ii

jir,ir~iu ad. in any

emergency;

treat
en-

tion
request, solicita-

s.

of

at all events.

solicitor,
^"y-jni/^s.
postulant.
,

state

ual

to

-,

favour.

llk'h

S80

s.
^u/bfluiinil.ainlruj%
rBposo
,^

freshment
re-

recreation

relaxation

cast

or

'la,'hulM^
s. a large drinking-glass.
ad. always, at all times,
'lufi,.uuiu,ii_

convenience, wellease, tranquillity;

sion,
being,leisure;pause, rest, intermisduously.
cessation
continually,constantly,ever; assitruce,
;
; station,abode
tomb; repose, sleep,death; a. quiet,
/?^.
Q,
flOWiug COUtil^utitutulutqntftnt-if^
veniently,
tranquil,
peaceful; -^umfruiJp ad. conhave
to
nually; -/"io" ipil^w vn.
stant
concomfortably; at one's ease
intercourse
with ; -6^p/
nually
contior
J-unT,
leisure, leisurely; -if.uu,hu/i,
proceeding arising; -4/./.a. COmpime ; -a-umlrtiMli ytMjpuiliUMb iri. utL.h-^
ad. alwayswearing; -"i^t.iJi.^
a. always
"nuipu/iihymns " gospel in burialailing; -4o"
flowing service ; -n.au,hu/iMiMiui^aob rcquiem ;
q. running or
continually;-Jta. a. daily mortifying;
ui,Ani-ijto take rest, to be at rest,
-""ui a. always endeavouring,always to repose ; in#JY.. to rest, to repose ;
careful,industrious,
let
active,assiduous; Pnifni-i^
or
f,-if-uuik-ufbto leave
alone ;
end
disa.
to
always lying, mendacious;
a
^u/iili
uMnfbtri_
a. always extended
S. l^ia%f.kin [course.
^uiuipiuir
a.
i^a^ifluiuMli
; -mL-u
always visible ; -ipiulfa. always shut ;
to be equal,
vn.
^ui%tf.f,,nu!iiu,ir,
lui/iy
-i^n/u a. continuallychanging, inconstant.
like,to resemble.
u,.

"un^,"

"

a.
JuMbif-fiuwUMUfuiin^i.
haViUg
the same
quotidiau
honour, equally honoured
daily;continual; assiduous, frequent; or honourable.
f

2^u/iMutu{uiqnpq.
u/j

GU.

D.

Jiuttutufwa ;

"

uiiUtnutpMua.

petual sacrifice.

frequent;

DOru.

2_u/iiuiiMiti,^np,f.hir,
hglt vn.
to

["^u.Dn^^

to persevere,

to

to

tnnL.uia

a.

last,to

to

nue,
conti-

a. of the same
2^ui'iiq.^,"ujpiiif.
swift;
equally
-i"^/ui"i.a.

speed;
equal
glory.
[blance,parity,conformity.
s.
2^u,'iii.[,inni.[3-^i.%
equality,resemad. as, like, after
'l^u/imyii

endure;

of

the

ner
man-

to
discontinue,

of;almost, nearly ; a. S. -"f-m^uili.

interrupt,to cease ;
juiqop^,. to
l^i'iiif.ni^
fni.j^js. knot; tie,bond;
continue
instant in prayer;
S.
-q-l'i^a. station,post, stage, resting-place;
duity,
persevering,steady; -"f-n^.t^h
s. assibot. knot,joint;/?"".
\\uijuiliu/i,
knotty
persistence.
perseverance,
point,rub, difficulty,
intricacy,
tangle;
".^

-,

"

ad. every day,always

^uiiiiauiaiqoi,
;

-*-""/a. quotidian,daily.

mus.

note

; fninj-L-u/i,,
-

the

Gordian

or
Knot; 'Uf'pf^ib^
il^pimfpLUMn^il^ijnui^
,

s.
^luiif-iuifu/iip
condition, quality, ptp-

ascending, desoendingnode;
state ; kind, species,nature
; details, ?"/'*"
~t"'-3['3nodal line ; uinXh-i,to
circumstances,
particulars;attribute, make or tie a knot, to knot; uipiuilih-i_
disposition,
situation;
l-'h, to untie, to loosen or undo a
way, manner;
as/,

"

model

proof ;

J-uiJmtimlilHiact,

knot; fnL.irmiihi_
f"^

fig.to untie

or

tKi,
cut the knot of
to delucidate
flee

io.%

381

difficultyquestion,

to
fi -^ac^t ,pu,p,^i_,

l^m%.f.pl,Tar,r,
tjf va.

or

by post, or by relaysof

tuck,turn

to

truss up ; to take in,to tighten;

q^uAiq-lrpSu to tuck up one's clothes
or
;
gown
if_e.u.^Uiuto turn up the
sleeves ; ^lunu fig.to retire within
Oneself,to collect one's thoughts.
or

horses.
,

like, similar,conformable,

a.

-aiM-np

equal, uniform.
a.
2^"iA^"i.^

turned

or

tucked

up,

close;fig.modest, reserved; cautious,

'l^ufhij.pni.ai'ii
u/j ". lodging,abode,
ad. gathering up, picking
wary;
dwelling;suburb, village, hamlet;
up,
stable ; cattle-shed
closely; modestly decently ; cautiously.
sheep-fold; S.
\iyuipuM'ii
road, roadstead,
;
'UiuL.uig
l^uA^ni-iju/itt-j',
j[,va. to repose, to harbour,port;
sanctuary, relic.
give repose, to leave to rest; to recruit,
'lui'iin.uipm
pj a. peaceable,quiet,
,

-,

mild ; moderate, staid,

relax, to refresh,to ease, to
calm, tranquil,
ad. gently,
recreate; to lay, to set, to put, to
sedate, grave, sober ;
place ; to finish,to end ; to bury, to
softly mildly , tranquilly
slowly ;
,
inter ; to translate,
to remove
en;
to heavquil;
quiet or tranipik-i^,
^utij to remain
to make
to glohappy, to beatify,
rify
ilAtru to have patience,to be
to rest from
patient.
; jtrpli"3"'""'^"t]:"''''
dailylabour, to repose.
a. good-tompered,
"luMb^uMpmiup.uipy
^iu%f.ni.^hu,i^a.
refreshed,reposed, peaceful,gentle,mild,meek, affable ;
ing
unbound; dead, deceased, defunct; -tfuia^,-4t,,, a- walking^
slowly; flow-i
the deceased, the defunct
or
peacefully
placidly; -iiu/b a.
; ^-ypi,
[ij;uiiTm-al^'ii
piF,my deceased father, soft,pronounced or sung softly;-Jfim
defunct spouse ;
|i. a. equanimous ; -"iiaur S. -"/""r;-ufipm
my
p-iu.f.mi.npi,
the
late
of
a. tranquil,imperturbable, peaceful,
i}^.
king ItalyV.E.
"nuM/^ni
^.,
o.- giving or
l,'"%f-'"-sl'i_
procuring calm ; -.^'yi^a. going slowly,having a
slow pace.
rest, reposing.
to repose, to take
vn.
^iMAiq.^ir,
if^M"j
^u/iiif^utpuitTir,
tj^ va. to tranquillize,
to

-"

'

repose, to be at ease; to vest,to

from work, to relax,to refresh
to

halt,to

end, to stop, to

cease
self;
one-

stand

to
still,
to
journ;
solodge,
part
end; to die,to de-

be

settled ; to

to cease, to
this life ; to be buried

; to rest in
to take rest
["iluiuuiuij^n^,

heaven;
work,
-

from

from

to pause

labour;

to rBst iu poaco
[uiaquiiint-P-h
let your
the b upuiiTuini-P^k
t-i/hi^m
cease
;
u"%y. he went
,

; 4"'^_

anger
in to

to appease,
to calm
to soften ; vn.

quil,
tran; to render
to be appeased,

to abate,to be
calmed, tranquillized;
to
to
settled, diminish, assuage ; to hold
one's
port,
peace, to keep silence ; to supto
to endure, to suffer,to resist,
oe

able

pnt-.^

thvp"

"

to calm

"

the

^""^"A*^*"/'^""'
to
passions,

"^-w

relieve

[mtj" va.
fc) luihi^iup^
yutlirf-uipaih-ant-quMUh-ir

anxiety.

"

2^u/i,^,upai[,i
gently,
a.slowlj,softly,

himself.

smoothly.
[ly,at one's ease.
quietly,
ad.
'l^iu'b^umiup.uMp
quietly,tranquil^rai"^".^"./"//'S.-""*-"/'2;w.[
moral
s. etMcs,
quil,
tran2^u/i,"i.um,M,^,a'it
a. commodious,
^^uitifuipainijui/iuiiA
ness,
stills. tranquillity,
2,""*y-"'/'"n""-/^?
easy; s. Quietist;-n,.[3-Js. quie
tism ; "l^iuj^"muibi
silence;
quiet, peace,
repose,
"3 s. tombs, cemetry, catacombs
phlegm, calmness, coolness, composure;inMuukp a. too fond
;
of one's ease; -mu"pui'ii
b-mlni.,
s. place of rest;
^^//j.moderation;
temporary altar; fig.tomb, sepulchre; calm at sea, calm, smooth
sea, dead
of soul
a. comforting,
freshing, calm
4"?-'-w '^""""jpeace
;
restoring,re-muipiup
mind.
or
Thes.
recreating,reviving;
rapeutse;-"nu"i-4-"" a. very convenient,
\tgs. coat, clothes,garb,
'l^utbu.hpi
tomb ;
attire,wearing apparel; old clothes;
very comfortable ; -mnj
"y s.
-mni-PJi s. repose, quiet,tranquillity,preparation,show , pomp , magnificence
ing
flowmagnificent,
u/ii''
; zfi^n.'
ease, convenience.
.'
robe
s. tucking or
uMn.uIbg
lunp^np^uib^
ment
gari_^u.%i.[,kTt
;
turningup ;
folds
without
tucked
turned
a.
aip^uyaM^a/ti
or
;
-pjiTCiuAhi.
up..
ease

"

"

ia%

ing
ridor -uA^
; '^hh-t-iu.iQi
-^
.bathinggown;
habit; p.iMiiiiu'blru,^

royalrobe

"

-^

'bnitpa suit of
,

WuhiTi

sTni-'ZCtuU,

lypnt-P^h
,

p-i"^

to

"

",ujpuiu%h
ufij

mourning

widow's

wear

weeds

oil

with ;

brothers;
moreover

hii^iupp^i

his

with

besides,

; ujant- mJJit-,all the same,

all that; after all,
however;

lairpt-pni-P-p.^ in spite of all his

defects ;
or
un^furp^ with all
that ; at the same
time ; ujinil^
et
the
of
so
so
cetera, "c.,"
rest,
on,

forth.
soning;
dressing,seaniture;
provisioning,furnishing,furdresSj,attire,garb, apparel;
,

attire ; show,

pomp,

or

prepare

a journey ; -^t""^t/" i-"'p^u,,i%b-[_

ready to return, or
fimnJb.he was

returning home ;
-^/.^a. gettingready, preparing.
in presence
'l.u'b^k'H
pr. before, in face,
of, in front, opposite;ad. awas

point

the

on

lemnity
so-

of

gainst ; a. convenient, fit,proper

f -i-^-'ikI' -tt"i?j
in front.
"

-,

fore,
be-

-uini^ ad.

ov

2^a/i,^tu
ffrup uwj s. foast, public
ligious
rejoicing;procession,solemnity, re,

lu.'hu.hpiufu
\",-^s.

sumptuous

get ready

to

["ipt.,

getherfor
to-

spiteof

faults

so

self,
to prepare onein
readiness,
to get ready, to be
to set about, to fall to,to be about
to,
the point of,going to ; to dress,to
on
self;
put on one's clothes, to clothe onevn.
l^iJii^-lrpifiJ;
Irguri

uyim,., withal,

coat.

ugly

weeds.

ipr. with, along with,

"lui'iif-irpi

in

; -^

to put
""//'"'-/^^"''^j

4"'^^/_f

widow'.s

uif-y

equip,to arm, to fit out ; to construct.

2,""V*"H/'4*" cheap little dress;

clothes ; S. fl|io""".
bad,

new

"CiJ

wedding garb ;

i.ai.

383

play,
show, dis-

pomp,

ceremony;

gala, exhibition, parade,state ;

; proof,
spectacle,show; arena
scene,
tion,
; declaraargument , demonstration
witness, testimony, evidence;

gaudiness ,
,
,
splendour ; arrangement, preparatives,
disposition;goods, luggage; trial , experience essay ; exercise ,
tendance,
tion,
practice; audit, examination, inspecapparatus, machinery ; implement; atinvestigation'
; deed, fact, act;
equipage; construction;
-'iiu.L.nc, equipment, manning, fitting effects ; fight,assault, combat;
care,
count;
acdeeds;
diligence;
great
bravery,
seasoning,
oui;-^^lrpuilipn^,
sauce,
gorgeousness

review

condiment.

i^^%n.hpiiu%l,clothes, garments,
dress; drapery,woollen stuffs.
s-

of the
master
s.
^u/bi^.trpiujuilrui
wardrobe
king's
; wardrobe-keeper;

intendant,steward, manager
; -"n/iiA,
-^u/i *. wardrobe; linengoods; -p-tp
s. tailor.
[pation,calling;work.
s. business,oecu'l^ufutfJrpiun.itpnH
a. prepared, compos'l^,u%if.lrpilr,ui_
ed
; furnished, equipped; splendid,
magnificent, sumptuous; future, to
ing;
hereafter,that is to be, comcome,
the
time
to
s.
future,futurity,
-^
come

put

coat in reserve,
; uimmJhi.TCo'i,
by or kept for future use ;
-

the
^,
/[Irai'iig,
come,

future

life,the life
the other world; f -ik/nt-aL

the other

to
in

life.

(journal);-7.fuf"-ad.

pompously, solemnly ; 4""'^'"4'"*

-.

ral
exhibition;- PiuqifuA,, burial, funeter;
musreview,
obsequies ; t"/""j
ings
rejoicjuiqpu/iiui^f,triumphal
theatre, spectacle,
;- /?u""^n*'""ij""'i'
'

brilliant
ujn.u,_p^%ni^p-'t
shiningqualities;
luii-nt-P-t^

play;
action ;

combats;[i tTiapin^j among

to pass in review, to make
"i'tij
-

"""-.

ligent
di-

examine
to
investigation,
; to
make
a show
or
displayof,to show
off,to display,to expose to view, to

forth; to turn to account,

improve; to exercise, to practise;

put
to
"

set

or

"rf-puh uiuuni-uiuUtrf

ujnSlils-titopmqp
,

"Ijiopu

to

in review
to

'

review, to muster,
,un%hij
;
ifUtJiupn)
-

register,to

a. linen, of linen.
^uhiif-l.-pikif^,
to dress, to get
va.
^u/i,q.hpit,r,
A-j/.

make

to pass
to

mine,
exa-

ing
number-

enumeration
or
of;
ui,Ci,lri__pui_
"f,i.pt, to prove, to signalizeone's
ready, to prepare ; to make or get up;
valour, to signalizeoneself by prowess,
to put in order, to arrange, to dispose,
gallantry,bravery ; umAt^^o.
nish, pnt.pt- to use or exert
to fit up, to settle ; to provide,to furone's power
;
to garnish,to set off,
to deck, to
makO
tO
uin^lr"^ii"frp'2inijE^[iinnLMadorn, to embellish,to clothe ; to a sjiow of one's science ; uinHri_p_
-

"

l.D.'b

VXb

385

to displayone's
iiiuumnup-lruA [it-py
,
wisdom ; mn-it-i^^uATi'aipnf
,to height-

or

to give
en, to set ofif, to enhance
,
zest to one's partsor talent,to show

one's

distinguish
self
oneself,to render oneto be celebrated,renowned,
illustrious,
to be made
publicwith praise;

to show

one's

mettle,

or

courage

to

geniousfigure,
into shine ; to assemble
at a puplay the sprightly,
blic
bit,
to exhifestivalorceremony,
or
to celebrate;
witty; /. uii"-hi_,
to
to view, to display,
to make
^ui^^mijPexpose
stupendous

wit,

to

to

show

vie

off;to

to do

work
or
act; conquests,
wonders;
to
io
remain
to
to
rival,
juiiip-n,i_~,
victorious;
lub^uMbtrij compete,
j"i#^
to
to be victorious
with ; to appear ; /" irmuiiilru
Pnii_- [iiilip,
over, to

represent,to

play,to

be conqueror.
among;
S. ~tl'P\ ~"{^" ^d. in
to put to the trial,
/" "nuuint-^uAlrij
J^iM^tq-fiuiauihui
to the test,to prove;
to
a procession, with
gloriously.
uin:iin,-i_,
pomp,
q^
fond
of
a.
lemnity,
so^u/bif.liuu.al^p
examine, to prove, to know by experience.
pomp,
of
fond
shows,
display
plays,
;
enter

ranked

the lists ; to be

hill.
i^"a'iiii.fiMiiiup[ni-p
.s. opposite
s.

publicspectacles.

i^iubif.fiuiuuik-ii
;
luj s. spectator
to be
%hi_,liu,i_,

to causo
to
'l^^lin.liuihgni-gufblrirva.

lookers

happen

present at, to

-,

the

-s,

ili_
sist;
as-

audience; the

the public.
by-standers,
court
". lists,
2,"i%^/"ui"^ui%
arena;

apply,to adapt,

; to

the

-^,

or

a. perspective.
\ufiMn.l,uiuMC,iujlruig

succeed

[spectacle.

"It'll
XuM%,^^l,uuimk
s. arena;
battle-field;

a. opposed,opposite
2^iM,%^l,uiu,liu,g
;
s. oppositionobject; -o"./3y.t.t.

on, the

of justice ; gallery,saloon ; exhibition;

to suit.

'l^ufb^liuiltiT,
kguif

to

vn.

in with, to arrive,to

to fall

meet,

to
; to find,
to happen,

come

gain, to obtain,to attain;

to chance, to occur,
to offer,
to befall,
to coincide,
to tally,to jump together,
to agree ;
each
to meet
Jftiikufiig
other, to encounter; to attack each
face
other in front, to clash,to meet
ily
to face; ^lupt-o^
to happen unluck; JlrifuiJbiriii^
-^.npitiug to roceive
-

-,

scene,

war,

v. imp. it happens,
; 4"a%^/"/Y/"

to pass.

S. p/i"Y"t' '^'^
2^u3%q.liuinii_
"*

nious,
inge-

sonably,
witty,subtle ; -uipiup ad. seabecomingly.
beffittingly,
-niMu
^i"t"^/i"^n"./?^
,

coincidence

encounter;

s.

view,
J],,nnJii^inter-

-m-UL

a-

excitingto

^^ufiiii.fiuuignL.gui'iitrirva.
solcmnize,
to celebrate

with

to
display;

or

pomp

signalize;to count,

enumerate;
p-Muuihpuj^,uiii_ to play, to act, to
vincible
perform ; uHiaiiupuih-i^ to render ins.
solemnization;
-ni-jni-Ui,
-

to

representation,performance.
a.
l^ui%q.l,u,uL.np
pompous,

great favours
it comes

spectacle;-puip
warlike,martial.

solemn;

pion
public; ". combatant, athlete,cham-uuiii,MM,r.
oneself.
[prove
; -/ii/"S.
to exercise, to
vna.
i^u/hij.ltulrir,
h-^f,
a. patient.
[able.
^ui'iinjypJtt. SUppOrtiuihU.nt-pJ-uilluib,
"J-lrfll
fejfvn. to suffer,to
\u,'u,j.ni.pJ-yJ',
support, to sustain ; to last,to endure,

to resist ; to be able,
[gulfof Venice.
meeting.
"C.
S.
"utr^uiJi^ipi.Adriatic
X^uiiiif-plib
sea,or
yuAMa.^auip.tuti \hin"riruip.MM/i/
taken away:
*"
repudiated;
'lufiihujijx.
f-iil'
yui'itq.^iiiu^[i"i
agono^{'"y
to the exclusion
exclusively,
theta,gymnasiarch, agonistarch
; president /"pmj
chief of a ceremony,
bly,
assemor
of,except,but,save.
"

combat, show

a, drawing
2^a/bhijf

exhiexpositor,

out.

biter.
a.
solemn,
2^u,'i"f.l,utu^uA
s.

pompous

spectator, assistant;-4/a
in

an

companion

assembly
in

arms

or

s.

to take

solemnity;

fellow-soldier
,

comrade.

to

to

outor

the

vie with ;
vour,
strive,to endea-

hard, to
try,to attempt;

to

signalize

away,

to

to

draw

or

pullout,

abstract, to remove,

displace;to dislodge;to raise,to

divulge,to let
offer,to present;

lift up, to carry up ; to

out,

to
^u/hq-ltuuM'iimiri
ui^uy vn.
to wrestle, to
to fight,
lists,
to labour

va.
"tifi
l^iutihir,

panion
com-

to publish;to

arith. to

subtract, to

take

away;-

P-nt^ni tO OXtraCt
a^uin-utl^ni-up
uMpiituin
of a number;
the square root
f/""".
t

t-tti^u

to do

justiceto;

ai'iinUi^p

I.U.'Tj
to

jui^a^,

lie;
be-

to
decry,to slander,

to

defame,

to

584

judiciousness
;

vour
to lose the fa-

cause

enthymeme

rhet-

talout.

3. iSLTe
piuqipiijlriiMi/bui^
,

of fine genius,of
a.
of; jui^^s J-nqn4e-P~ 'l^.u'uTCuMpuMp.ui'i,
render
to
great
wit; speaking wisely, clever,
^hu/ii
unpopular; /.#^p
to inform
of,to discover, to disclose, ingenious;sententious;-""-?"*. witty
sententious
to reveal, to unveil,to unmask;
or
phrase, flash of wit,
-g
witticism
ad. ingeniousto publish,
to divulgeevery where;
"3
ly,
sally,
; -p.iup
to delude, to beguile,to
wisely,judiciously.
p paJbu
s
foresight
seduce,to betray to deceive ; jpi^'ii-,
2^iu%XiMipuiif.j,,"ni-p-li-JiM
,
science
to take posto appropriate
sublime
to oneself,
insight,
; wisdom;
session
of,to assume
sagacity.
wrongfully;
to
to
to
t'i'i_
ascribe,
attribute,
j".p
-lrii_a.full of wit,of ingenuity,
impute ; Jle qufutuiAtutuu utlTiuinbrtuut
"-np
of every
to accuse
of
evil; jn^ ^'Jti,
sense, witty,ingenious,intelligent,
to apply to ; ["
to exclude ; to
wise,
sensible,clever, elear-sighted,
p-u.^
scatter ; to send back or away, to dismiss, judicious,
prudent,right-minded;-ty^
to discharge;
of great parts, of
^ genius,man
pnip or pn.iiu,_ "UP
to
of wit.
to
to
seize
rare
s.
men
talent;
extort,
wrest,
-t"^
P-uip
s
by force, to take by violence ; jiip^
intelligence
^u/iiTfiuph.ini.p-lii.'i,
,
to root up, to extirpate;*wit, ingenuity.
"Tuiutn^,
to tax one's
ticate
"lu/iiiCuipiTMr,
"^hili; to scale ; to pearl or decork-glu
-pjij'vn.
affection

or

-,

*-

'

seed

to set one's wits to, to contrive,

ijfvkJ-^ptnt-'i,or ^^"""^ ingenuity,
to
to invent, to devise,to frame.
to
fuuiiik"!!
iuMfthuigh avenge oneself,
;

be
-

revenged
of."".u,

; to turn the tables upon;

to turn to account, to profit

by, to

derive

oneself

of,to

to

desume

inventor.
^u/iiiCuipli^s.

benefit

from, to avail
^t-mt-i-uAu
improve;

lu/bn^j; "huy vn.

consequence

J,

^^

to

Jthn-a

givc, to dellvcr up ;
nL.pa,-_p
to
levy
soldiers,
troops ; "._
tfopui
to
the
q^l^ph,
i-n^pu,
days, the
pass
,

extraction

to

weave,

plait.
out ;

; arilh. subtraction.

l^u/bni.p
"Lpng ^ni-pjfl. oach, ovBry,

night

to

s. drawing or
2^a/i,nL.mi
taking

all,general, universal; ^'i^

every
where ; -j luqu,"!,^
to all peoples- [ly.
ad. generally,
universal^ulbpuipuip
-,

puiqni.Ju to remain
a
]""#ujn-aA^n"./?J to
long time ;
dispossess; j,yi^,y^^, to translate
s. encyclopedist;
i^u/bpiiiffip
-:gi-peinto ; ""^"44i_. to sacrifice;
-^fr^n,., dia ; -^t"* "^["mui^uA a. pedian.
to put out
one's
tongue ; to loll out
a. general,universal.
'lu,'bpuMliu!ii
one's tongue ; 4b^^k
to draw, to
or
'lui'bpu.Ciui^i.
S"/""-s. algebra;
cast
lots ;
to unfurnish, -^M^uiliufba. algebraic
iiliuMpuiulu
braist;
; -^"-nq_s. algeto strip;
to repudiate;
qlilfifi,
4"._
-^i-opyh ad. algebraically.
to paint one's eyebrows;
iuAj ^olitulb
to divulge or
i^u/bpuii.n.^lftj'
va.
where.
q^--p to draw water, to draw up,
publish every
[sides.
to fetch up ; ^ %,u.-k to disembark
surrounded
all
X^u/jipuiiTuih-lruiua.
on
;
;

lut-nu^ftu

"

"

to

4f

land,to
,

abut

set

shore

on

lead to, to
in ;

to
n.pui'b
,

end

TCu!u,uuiuip_

into,to

run

". pantheist; -mji

^m'hpiBir
s. pan". holometer.
2,u"""^u.^u,;^
[theism.

to present,
2^u/bp tuj s. mine ; nu^t^n/ tp^uM^
"^
to
qun^p% [,utu.mir'iil,^
P-y uiirlunigold ; iron
; coal--.
unsheathe
to put to the
f/i,^
s.
;
^u/b^uipu/i,
un,.p
mineralogist
; -ut^uA
edge of the sword; qi,n,fl^,to give a. -logical; -/,"_/,s. -logy.
[colliery.
up the ghost,to expire,to die; qop^_
s. coal
l^,u'iipu.ir",_[u
mine, coal pit,
%n,-Pl, to bless, to praise; 4"% ql.u
luHi^uylfb
a. mineral
^t'-p ""/.;
out of this ; S. ^in^-lu water
u,u",p take me
; rock-salt ;
u.6-n"^ S. ^u/b^u,_
or

to introduce

",i.

"

"

"fnt-ni

"

l^-f^a.
lean,lank; wasted, languid;
'l^iu'iiiCutp
ness,
"j s. intelligence,
intellect,-ui"jps. leanness ; extenuation, weaklent;
understanding,
wit,sense; genius,talanguor,faintness ; -tj- va. to
wisdom, prudence;reason, sense, consume, to exhaust,to drain,
to ren,

2.11U

im

S"G

cent
adult, of age, pubesa.
sighs; -ui^u/it
ituy,
marriageable
sighing plaintive
np
,
,
doleful ; -u.4/ji."_
a.
a.
panting , out of -lilrti_
grown
up ; of loftystature,
a. comprehensible, [tall.
breath,short-winded.
l^Mua/iik-iP
tain,
tation,
lamens. sighs; groans,
2,""n-""^f",*-p
XuiuMu'iiyir,
ufivn. to arrive at, to atto
to
-"uu
Jttt
to
take,
reach
to
catch,
weeping ;
funp
mpiui^
;
to
to
to
to
fetch
gain;
to
to
obtain,
or
4*/..
heavy sighs,
get,
deep
surprise
;
to
allotted
be
or
obliged ; to
sigh heavily; i,hqiu.,rninUi^"huti """..
destined,
to
to
stifle
one's sighs; '^kiiiuiiri^,i_
understand;
*i-^.
ripe;
ripen,to become
ceive,
his sighings stifled
in^li i^iu,i^n-tit/A
l; 4trpu,i to comprehend , to conhis utterance
to'
with
to
ad.
apprehend,
a
understand,
sigh
;
-io^
;
after proio^ j, fiinpnjupuil^tuuuMg
at; to penetrate,to break
foundly to catch
into ; jhqiuliutpirnt.ir,
ji
ju/liuilililiiaiu
sighing he said.
to
take,
overto
to
catch;
l^ion-iu^j;
vn.
/""".
to
sigh
/"
surprise,
h^l,
;
"[tpuj
like a thunderclap;
to sigh deeply;
to come
on
qa/bln-tlp
/rnj upuik
to
H^klfn^pJ,,
incessantly;
groan
^ uiut^o'b to obtain, to get hold of
for
to sigh
Iu,unu,,in,.[i1,
a place or post ; ^iu;u.."^"- to rise to
peace.
i^ian.u,^,Lii
_^"tj" s. sigh.
dignities, to be promoted .to high
the
rank ;
to assault
rival,
*. ripeness,maturity; ar2^uju,i,ji
^u/Yy/p""i"coming; tax, duty, dues; income,
city; [i4irpiy /y""j ^/'*" to assume
rent; funds,annuity; gift,offering;/" the direction
of, to take in hand public
to
to
at
to disembark,
arrive
affairs
ripen,
maturity,
;-/.j"""/l"^,
^uii_,
to grow
to land, to arrive ;
ripe,to mature.
4t'P"'3 *o draw
to
2|"'/""4,
s.
shape, stature, size,
a head, to gather; hlS^k ?^"" "i.-*4""y
height; age, years, time of life;l[u,p-^ l^iA mhuuAitrijif I should not happen
impnjlt
babyhood ; a/bmliuj^uA "/;""_ to see him; Pkl^ Jhn.uAhi^^i -"I'ts^
I to die with thee;
even
were.
age, infancy, 'C:-^f"L:
inui,j_, uijuhiip- tender
l^Mun-UM^t^S" ~u"b^ J "luji^ia" full of

-^m^

eoua;

a.

"

wiu

"

childhood

-^i , from
; [" nliiijlbuip.yu
one's earliest
/"mqiym-P^h -[,
years;
-^ , in
"Up in his infancy; l 4-"#"^4t""^
,

the

prime of life ; luzToi-ai -/" growth,

growing; hpl,u,u.uu,p,f.
young;
slendcr waist ;
a
liujuiuin.uPmif
ufii^lriuflarge stature; n^qijnpii.
,

-"."_

straightfigure; p.mp^p

^^"tiuuipiiili,
nt-y
u3g,

lofty

of

-"""-

stature,tall ; "i^"u.4
middle-sized;
good-sized; ^il'uMi-np
ilujjhini.^-uti^,
short,
middling-sized;
Quip's'
little; i,uiuni!b
in ripe years, years
of discretion ; ut/pui^uMt man's
tate,
esmanhood
irt-,
; !fhpuijlTUJi_
old age, age, years ; Ittpui^
pni.pt
gtruii_-u"_aged, in years, old,stricken
in years
to
t-i. p mpu
p
i,uMuu^ihi_.
man's
to
to
to
reach,
attain,
grow
estate ; ijuip^u/huii^-ui,to increase in
age ; /. ^fuy,, to arrive at the age of
puberty ; ["Jfu.u h,. [, ipiki_,to be of
uis figure
"up fsmpK-tra i^hpaitupuiiijit
age ;
is becoming well developed;ti.
Jh-n.itit. jt~/i Irphunt^ /r"_ tphu taifitiq
-.ui.

"

-uii-,

together,
; ad. in common,
equally,generally; gr. appellative;
ponent
deui'iiniX, common
gender;
p'y.
noon-tide,
verb; -,~op
noon,
aX
midday;//
un-nt-p'ii
ij" un-n^-pp.,
semi, demi

"

noon

"

of

thirtythree;

op

tillnoon

umipl, one
;
mlrqliprket. tho
,

; j-

dinary,
or-

common,

o.

usual, trivial, vulgar, low;

public; equal, alike; half,

common,

"

he died at the age

prophesy

must

-,

-uii.

n.ujpjilriuljutpt^utp^iuuitt"_t
yOUl
anew
-^'ts^
fi-sk
;
prise
:^lr^u/iiApk-^lest the rain should surb-li'piuulrtui_^uiuirtu"_juipu
you;
the elders ; 4u."itm^ J-unT,
old, among
present.

~^t; ,pta

topics; -uij
,

the

night
mid-

enemy;

common
,

sense;

common
one

accord;

the

public interests ; ^p^

at
public affairs;
}tuipi[ii^
-"""}
'"'''"'
publicexpense;"
.ly 4i"p^Lk'^

of.f7i."n
-uiji

"

with

another;
places,general
life;
lihiu'h^common
year

4ui,.u/bni-Pp, with

-u,^

ttd^c

common

the
p-^iuiJi,-lu^
"///."^iiiu,pit[ip
_u/j
,

-u,j

"

to live in

common
; -u.j nt.%kl'^?/Ai"'
^u.p'i.ujhy,spring-time,
spring.
they had every thing in common.
i^uiuuiiiiuphp
S. ~'opi/U
finely-shaped, 7muutpuil"utp.tup
-if-iriiji.
tall;-il,^ a. full grown,
to co-opergrown
up;
va
2^utiiutpiai[Mu^np6-L-J'
ate
coetan-*/* -4fJ a, of the same
s.
-bni.pp^%
age,
co-operiatiou.
;
-

"

im
a.
^uMuiupuM^utliiuin^,
coranaon,

s. ripeness
ripe; -"u^uianJ[i
like
an
ear,
a. shaped
uudorstaud.
to
2^iu;Iiui'iiumJ;
uijiy vu.

the

ral
gene-

s. introduction.
"fitoani-PliiA
^wuuipin^uiip uii-s.moietj
; equator
^"t midnight; -[,p
; ^mi.
ttdrcD
,

ears

of

are

; -usih,-

ear

'

".

equinoctialline.

'luMuuipmliiuliuM%
a. common,

public,

to

va.
nni.p-1,1^; -^ni-guluhiT
understand.

causB

to

s. communist
general ; ordinary;
a. gleaning; *. gleaner;
luiuliui^iuii^
; -""-.
Pt ". communism; -i^n- S. 2""-?-"'fo/'"gleanings; mni,hi_,to glean.
derstanding,
^i""unY^"-/3-/."Ji".
comprehension, un"uihmuMiiuiiia. s. republican
inteUigence,perception.
; "^tmni._
s. republic.
p-l.t.%
^uM^^j^s, lucomo
jutunfP- ni^[3-fi
;
zealous
for the
a.
2^tuuuiiiuiliMuukp
pension ; salary.
public welfare;-umk-iip-a. common,
a. happening: lively,
clever,
^Muuni.
to
all
creatures,
to arrive,
to reach,
intelligent;ib'i'lri_,
proper
[i^muiupiuli.
a. common,
'luiumpuiiiui^
public;S. to attain ; to seize,to take, to catch,
-

"

s.
^iuuiupiu^ui{L.npiiL.piiiA
equality

to

parity;

"."."i..^,

equinox.

^utuuipui^lrir,
L-jp va.
divide

in

to

equal,to

parts, in halves ; to
share,to part equally,to portionout;
to accomplish ;
^ki-'''
^ uMJi/hkufih
to love impartially,
to be large-hearted
-

ht^nh-uAa
thCV
jBfUqBrlf
; t^
shall not live out half their days ; -f #/"
nutt-n^nu

be

to

vn.

divided

into

equally divided;to
share

halves, to be
be half way;
to

plete
in, to partake of; to be comaccomplished ; -{tyiu.- "/Li4%

hi.

juMif^iumu

to comprehend, to
fig.

ceive,
con-

penetrate, to discover,to
recognize.
[s.pensioner.
to

two

"

entrap

death
li^liipP-inira

took
over-

"

*. fund-holder
i^u,i,ni-l3-uimkp
; "i-np
telligent
a.
ripe-minded,clever, in^"uuni-li
[2,""'"'ir'-Pl"-^
arrival ; S.
s. the arriving,
2_^iuunM.m,
a.
ripe,mature, grown up ;
2^aiu,iJii
wise, prudent, judicious; ^u,uu,^,
-

ripe

advanced

or

mature
man

age,

of
age ;
lyp , man
discreet sober-minded
-

opftapij.marriageable young

^inp^ni.pif.
J^uip mature
lady ;
judgment;
(uuniuMi-uipuiripe im-

"

to ripen,to make
posthume ; i-npit-kij
is midnight.
ripe,to mature, to bring to maturity.
to ripen,to
^uiuuipuilinpii.,
a.
participating
^,iianiinu%iuir,
uig
ui^uMj vn.
to
come
or draw
equally,partaking,sharing; equal ; *.
uiuMiiupf,
ripe
grow
;
to a head, to gather,to suppurate.
companion, fellow,partner;
"."..
to equalize,
JuMUntJi
to equal,to compare;
7ututri^tiian"-qia%irJ'
O.
^itrij
t^np^
irhj:
[ness.
/5y.to appraise, to estimate;
M-^
them
s.
maturity , ripe2^u,untiin^Plii^
uiptupirp "uf", you have made
to arunto
to cause
rive,
us.
va.
equal
_jf
[public
yiuum-^iMiiibiT,
; moiety.

both

poor

" rich ; -44- tbite'''

i*^

-"

-"

s. community ; the
'loiuuipuilinL.p-Jiiii
a. of publicutility;
2uMuiupuilioii.ni-ui

the

weal; -op s. noon ; -op^

ad.
tutja. meridian ; equinoctial;
-opi/ii
generally; -op^
commonly, ordinarily,
s. equinox.
ni.p-liK.'b

s.

common

^uMutrt-uia-lili
s. pancratium.
ht. ^aib-ipifiirvn.
to
2^iau
to

devour

ears;

-u

to ear;

s. Oar

or

to shoot
u,pAia^lri_,
to spire;^u,^/_
~,

'

golden

into
to

ears,

glean;

-u/ptp a. producing,bearing ears;of

to ear ; ~utif.yq_a.
-uiplrplrj'vn.
lp'ls-i_,
fine
in

ear

the

husked

cook, to

to prepare

; to

ripen,to

mature

pltaiuihp.iui. uiy[uimnnt-P'p ly
this dictionary has cost
"
"thp.^
unja

; 4'"^""^^

much

labour.

firmness, hardness,
stability,
^
steadiness; 4u./_ -f to stand firm;
-,

of corn,

head

fer
attain; to bring, to reto
get ready,
dress,

or

"luium, /y a. solid,stable, firm;

strong, robust; thick,coarse, large;
ly,
greedi-

voraciously.

2,"""4utg,ng
barley,"c.; ""/4*'^"7/_
-^
,

of

eat

reach
; to

-rp

*.

to hold fast
/.-n2_'Mi.ui,L-i_,
to preserve,

to

}"-nijitXhi_,

keep.

a.
stroug-armed
'l^uiumuMpuMifnt-li
" powerful arms,
bust,
ro,

having large

vigorous,sturdy, stout; -piruu,

a.
firm,solid,strong ; hard, compact ;
well-eared,well
a.
threshed, -iaiiba. pachydermous ; -limui a. well
ear;
"~ui^iu'blriui_
o. well
-""!.%
of which
or
-m^uiu
a.
bound, tight,strong; -4"""-"y5
;
; -mp-ni-n.

a.

Si

2,110

88

built

solid

stable

-itiupnt-um
strong, robust, vigorous ; -^t/yyo a.
well hailed or fastened ; -^{-SLa. well
based or built,firm, solid, stable ;
,

a.

on

; to

to resolve, to
deliberate,

pose
pur-

comport oneself,

or
; to conduct
to act ; to threaten ;

^an.ni^i-P\iLX
,

improve or restore health;

ho was
to streugtheu, -haii_ kp ["lnnpi,pn.iru!ti
resouMn^iiruuid'puign,-^ut%ki_,
lute " decided in action.
to confirm; -^hqnL.'i,
solid
a. having a
-

to recover,

ceiling
; -^iskilful

well-bent

a.

vn.
^ujuu-iuuiliW,
h-ijuif

liant,
(bow) ; va-

nished
fura.
(archer)
; -uiifkijii

with

very strong or heavy

bow ; -iKuflii^
furnished
with very
a.
talons ; ~Jhi,,"
or
a.
strong claws
a

to

become

stronger

er,
hard-

to grow

ed,
confirm-

; to be

in ; to settle oneself
sured,
asfirmlyin,to stay; to be certified,
to take

root

to

proved, confirmed;

hope

for,to rely on, to confide in, to be

^tuamu^iuiir "'jiy vn. to grow
created;to recover, to be restored, to
round again; -mtjiut. nf^/"
'i"/i"""f
come
stronger, to be strengthened or confirmed
* to become
his
to
he
recovered
his
increase
strength,
senses;
larger,
;
in bulk.
are
[robust. -uih-^u,"!,
ip hls Children^
npq.lif.
well
a.
limbed, stout, grown
luiamuM%^uiir
up ; -uit^un- juin.n,i2ai-Pbho
has repoveredhis health,
a.
[firmatory.
i^uMuuiuM^^u-fr
stable,firm,well
built ; -ufiaiif.
cona. hard, firm, solid ; -2bi_
a. affirfflativo,
'luiumuimnifuiliu^,
ness,
^u.i/i"u/"./""-/?^iJiEr
a. nervous
s. stability firmrobust, vigorous; -^njj
well branched;
a. flourishing,
fixidness, consistence;
solidity,
~umt^
strong,robust; -^ui^^a. strong

roofed.

-"ttpt ". of unhewn

constancy, resolution

stone.

i^u.uu,iu,n
solid,
firm,stable ; sure,
a.

certain, positive;*.

strengthening,

confirmation

consolidation

prop

sertion,
solid;ad.
stay, support, base ; affirmation, astion,
authorizasolidly,firmly, strongly, steadily;
acknowledgment,
tion;
surely,truly,positively;resolutely.
certifying,
approbation,ratificacham.
racious
vea. truth-speaking,
2j"""j#i#iu"mu#p""A
solidification; hplih^j

geom.

exact,

~-pMiip

b,

accurate,

yujutntittn ad,

correct;

"if.nfbfl. vcry

the

firmament

Jlnu,^ constancy,
of purpose;
to be
ain.'bm-i_,

firmness

firm,very

solid; ad. firmly,surely; vouched

for,of a certainty,to prove
fied
a.
-"f-puiliu^,
stereographic;-if-pni-P^true, to be confirmed, attested,certi*. stereography -y4-"" s. stereoscope;
yuillmutul
ad.
S.
~~Pp^ Itw^ImUM"^
;
; -Pp-H-fimni-P
ftji,s. stereosGopy ; -liu/ii
a.
mative
firm,solid,immutable
pu.% s. affir;
-

s.
; -^uiu,n.-P-pjr,

stereotomy;

s. skilful archery.
-itf-ni^p-jiJi,

l^iuuMniuuiuubuMir,
ii'^ty

strengthened,

to be

vn.

to

take

firmed,
con-

root

in.

2,"""mu""nu",{u"^
a. stereometric;^eom.

he was
resolved, he has
kp /" "fi/'/"
taken a resolution, he decided
to.
'l^uiuuiuiuini^i
"i%ny a. firm , soHd,
stable,fixed; certain, sure, positive;
immoveable, constant; permanent,
I

persevering;determined;s.
; ad.

a.

yuMuuiuam

lid
so-

geom.

SOlik-putlina-p

"

S.
lid food.
sohd; -nt-P-'f
s. stereometry; -"vt"
[support; counterfort.
ad. ; -"./""7
i^aiiimiMim
a.
*.
s. stanchion, prop,
stereotype;
stay,
l^u,u,nu,pui%
stereotyping; q.[,niJh,rov
-.ntMikirya.
a. Well Or
luMuina,piru.u,
deep-rooted,
to stereotype;
s. stereotyper, well established,firm,solid;
-inuim/^
iM,nXhi_,
-typist; -tauini^p-ftJb
". stereotyping. liiJb^,hl_,
to strengthen, to root, to
^"uiimuiutlrJ',
establish.
k^li va. to affirm,to
to prop, to confirm, to consustain;
solidate
X^iuuuthuy^
,j^ s. paste ; pie,pasty-

; to
to

to comfort,to
fortify,

vigorate,'l^uMMimirir,
ink-gf,va.

strengthen,to encourage;
restore, to mend, to revive,to refresh;

to

create, to produce,

to make

firm,
; to strengthen,to conto
to consolidate
;
^fj^ /.pmpliu,
to assure,
to guarantee, to test,
atin the right
to confirm
-piTvn.
way;
to certify,
to witness,to
to
be created, produced; to be confirmed,
approve,
to corroborate
to ratify
; to legalize,
strengthened : to marry, to
;
to institute,
to found, to erect; to
wed, to espouse.
create,to make ; .al^^t* to re-establish;
i^uiuml^s.
creator,
-

"

tfh-phuH t^h-fLli ajjtinut tO

t

set

to proceed, to
out,to start,

move

producer.
a. prudent, cautious.
luiumnjJmortal
a. serious,
2^mu,anip
grave,

2,18

589

"1^1'^a deep

wound

i,iupi^^ the

; ""i"iy_
head, to behead, to decapitate;
stroke or
off limbs,to amputo cut
finishing
"lufiuf.uMj'u
tate
to
death-blow,to despatch.
[stairs.
;
juip^ntiijiu to confiscate,
forfeit; ["lit%iu^to slay,
to deprive
^"uumnpn^tt. haviug wldo steps or
of life,
to kill ;
2,"*"""""-'"*" "3 *. creature, created
ftifiiu,f,linitfui'uJ^
to give oneself up to effeminacy;["
being; construction,structure.
coward
to make
s.
a
of;
i^u,ua,ni.au
creation; production; iuMmni.p^
consolidation
mation,
confirto
slake
the
to
quench ,
strengthening,
qh-uipuii-

"

"

t-mh-u

to give the

"

-,

restoration.
re-establishment,
a. firm, solid.
^uiumntX, ufiinf
s. creation.
2^uMum^i-P[,K.%

i_,uu,l-j n^

section;
cut, cutting,

".

fraction

fragment ,

to abstain,to
thirst; ^mWi j[,Jirp^
to
keep from, to refrain, forbear,to
deprive or debar oneself of, to do
without, to dispensewith; lul/ou-, to
tach,
Jp, to deplough,to furrow; ^.m-liif.
-

to form

morsel

piece;
,
grain ; * one, one only ;
".n..
to rob, to take to
%hi_iCtu'buMuitii[i^iug
the highway ; -.opfr^ *. zool. gross,

corn,

-u

beak ; -"y/'ja. full of

corn

grain;

or

granular.
to

vo.
^uimuitf-nph^yw

Teduce

into

Ifl'z^p
"

to

drive

-c"-"///

darkness

away

sparkle,to

spark, to

to

Vw

1J^"3

detachment;

to fray a
sparks;- qjpiu'iiiulfii
*to
cross;
way, to pass through,
to make
a pen
^u,juiit
; tf.k-ui'u
fS-fl'L'
emit

plain; S.

the

-"Ilk the river traverses

I

"C., '"C.
grains, to granulate; -"[" s. granulati^op \\iiip7CitMn.oui
ing
to be cut, sepavn.
s. granulation.
machine; -irni-P-'[i
^uiuiitApir,
rated,
u,iy
to
to
be
exhausted,
divided;
^mmufS- nj ^y"".section,
paragraph;
to
desist
cut
t
o
t
o
out
caesura
abstain,
a.
cut,
decline, fail,
;
gr.
; -^ 4"^/^
;
to
to glitter
to refrain ; to shine
conies, conic sections.
,
,
I

'

liiuli
luinuil/iuit

b,

-tlUMnl^u

"

pieced,patched; composed;

-^h-p

a.

sel
granivorous ; -4""'"/"".bit,
piece,mor"""..
; remnant, shred,fragment ;
-

%hi_, ^nainplri_,tO CUt Up,

pieces; to break, dash or

pieces ; to mutilate,
change, to alter.
2u"iiu"4""'/'^
-^'Tm)
means

in

CUt

smash

to

curtail,to

to

diviner

s.

grains; -ncpf

by

divination

s.

a. grain-shaped. [by-.
2,""""".itt
4"""^ va. to cut, to cut
^utmuAtrif',

to

to

curtail;to castrate;

to

decide

to

determine

to

cross, to traverse, to pass ; to

stop,to
cross

another

both

sea

run

sea

over,
"

to

^n^,

the

traverse

tTiup to

land

to
;

plough, cross
^nil_

over-run
-

solve
re-

; to

interrupt
?.ft-^j
ifJlJhui%u to
;
or

""".
or

qgui^
scour

Ttu/uuiuiuip!,to
,

road ; to proor
way
gress
towards, to bend one's steps to,
to traverse, to travel ;
uAj/iAt^. to
open,

to pave

cross, to traverse, to pass,

over

ikt

or

to

to

through, to go

to wean;

down;

of

the shadow

even

debauchery ; /"^pnt.f,
oneself

to

common

plunge into

to
-,
; {"qtrqlunt-P^u

sense

to abandon

to
"
;
p"3y
shine
to
glare,
; ;j4i-""
oneself to ; /"i^a'""fi-" , to

wickedness

flame,to cast
-

one

"

to apply
vide,
,
; to carve, to cut ; to diminish,
deal, to traffic;
separate; to retrench, to di-

break

off,to

without

of

tO

sparkle; to yield,to give way, to fall

to turn pale ; to be
into;
tarnished,to lose colour,
discoloured,
to
to fade,to grow
f j"'-"y
pale ;
to
pair
desto hope,
lose hope, to cease
to
; ju/bfiipirni-P-p to foment,
to be
cherish idleness;ja/iiirmm^pj,

over

qbiun.u,to

to clear;

"/.mm

to

~,

travel

["umh^

to cut
fell,

to
-

to
l"^li'btiluiTi'iiia.a
keep a wine-shop, a tavern; tpptt.
juidhing llko hail
^UMplint-m i!,uimlruti_
fallen from the clouds ; """/" nu.ph^ nu^
-^'kl^ all was
Vyy
lit-yh"- uiliu/hg
,

"

brilliant with

gold " preciousstones

^"yiMULulint-itp-'i.kf' thunderbolts
fell ; .y-ni-^'^
Jt i,uimlrm[ja dctachment
dospcrof troops; i,iuinlruMi_
ftjnt-uy
succinct
brlof,
ate ; p-"*"^m^^pTC ^"umtru^i,
S.
discourse ;
"pntA tF""y P'to
'

"

Qnja

"C.

"C.

cutter;
'2,"'"""^"t
""

machine;

geom.

secant;

med.
2^uMinia"n"-p
s.

paper-cutting
a.

S. -""""-"

ptisau; orgeat,

sentence, barley-water.

to mine,
judge,to decide ; ""(i"%
to
hollow
cut off
to
ifm^-ti
;
dig,
-

s. money-changer.
l^u.u,uiil",^u,n.
cut
gelded.
l^uiinkmi^a, ; castrated,

2,0.8
-

a. select,chosen, choice;
l^uiui/Am^P
anthology,
chrestomathy,
pii/itp
,

lect,
to gather, to colcollection; ib'''t-u
-

to make

collection of authors.

to
i^iupufUg
ijJlrqu
npil-t-ncf
,

the sins of the fathers, upon

revenge
the children ; -g^p f*"f p-uiplu k-t. Uu
,

.p'^t.iypb" I liave rendered

^uimn,-ug^
good ; |],"oin"-""S-

Of

[deredbysobs
2,""i"4"""""-s.linseed.
s.
ment,
fragbit,shred,
part,
luimnp
ng

you ;

"C.
S. 'l^aimnt-gni.Sfh
"
i Dt/"

-gbt.*"
'lu.mni.giJhniy

breathless,to

gasp
hiri~-^it-u,i,
; ^ ^/r^t^iu'iimj'ii

reward

God

OUt

you

"

^y^^ b pjupffu may

bO

become

good

evil for

grain.
kernel.
2^aim[i7Cs.
2^iumliil,tr
Irgui) Vtl. tO
for breath

for

-ab

s. small
2^u,u,^^

breath, to

^ftP

390

restores

gives back

or

'^ho

ronders,

; payer

re-

munerator.
s. Tcstitution;
payment,
X^,u,nn,_^ni.3h

pense;
ent;remuneration, recomstump; volume, tome;4"5f._ reimbursem
!
!
love
!
life
gift,offering,
compensation,
my
t-"-/"
my darling my
mages,
cisive fine,amends
: cutting;
!]u,uuni^ daa.
2^iuinntsharp,trenchant; fig.deI

indemnity, reparation; ^o_

peremptory; s. pickpocket,
,
compensation ; exchange,
[.""uplfiij,
cutpurse; S- ^4^"
in
S. CUt, shapB, fagiven in return ; b
2^iIiMnai.ui"
thing
Jtg
any
ng
the
shion;section,division ; part,portion; payment; in return; op -^J'um'ii,
Last Judgment ;
unAhru to reward,
bit,piece, fragment ; retrenchment,
to make
to
to
requite,
tion,
separation;emigration, transmigrarecompense;
amends
for; i,unnni-gui%lri_ni-Jkp
head, point;geom.
colony ; article,
qy"
return
a
to give tit for tat,to make
segment; -^ yjoi^.conies ; lun.uifufblii.popuiq-pf,leading article ; i^un_ni-_ for,to requite; to avenge, to punish ;
to write an
b p-^'taJpu to revenge
pke to emigrate ; i-iit-i_"
i,uM,nni-^uii,iTi_,f~
to
oneself on one's enemies.
article ;
to interrupt,
,"uji_p.u/i,l!h
tic,
authenbreak
in upon.
l^uMpuiiiuim
ufy a.legitimate,
timate,
Jkufb
h-uili
a.
prismatic ;
genuine; true, frank, sincere; in7iMiuint-uiO-iuf"niit
liar;
-/inqin, s
prism
cordial;related, near, famiachromatic
s. brother;
"ptb' legitimate
to
vn.
son
2^uiu,ni-uiirliir,
-uMui^u ad. legitimately
remove,
y^uMf
;
; -uMpinp
to separate or detach
to
tire,
reoneself;
brotherly;sincerely,intimately.
-

"

"

-.

to cut "
run
away,
; to
one's
to
abode,
emigrate, to

to

7mpiMiautulu/liutii'f
uMaty

go

change
colonize,to settle oneself
or planter.

as

vn.

nist
colo-

or

alliance

2^uiuini_iuitnii^s.
geom. sector; -ity

a.

of many

pieces,composed ; -(tni-P^L.%
i. desertion,
running away.
^uiinni-liTCfip
-ffuipp a. cutting or
to reduce
reducing to pieces; u^nSit-ij
to pieces,to atoms; to exterminate.
s.
cut, incision;division,
2^Miimn^3L
separation; u,%f.u,Ji,^amputation.
,

o. payable, solvent
luiuini-.gm'iilrih

-nt-P-pa,s. solvency.

to

utpiit

contract

Irauix

miliar
faan

own

brother.
authenticity,
s. legitimacy,
2^u,pu,qui,nni-[3-b'^'
genuineness ; fraternity,
brotherhood
; kindred, consanguinity.
2^iupui(t
b s. wound
; ulcer.
nf
associate,partner.
l^utpui^ai^s.
,

yuipiuilu/bnO. fOuiptul/uAp
"

to be pushed.
^uipiuiHipirvn.

7uipul7luo.

Jiaiint-MUCt

render, to

"

south

to

"

become

brotherly;
-mt".^,
with; lrri_p.iyp

"luMpuMi-,
n4^s.
nf

2^ujuint.gui%irj',
j/f vn.

to be legitimated
; to

wind;

the

south ; luphi-lrihu/i,south east,S.E.;

dis-.south west, S.W.; ^nqJ"
restore, to give back ; to pay, to charge,
u,pi-i-f/mfriutf
to acquit;to disburse,to lay
the
south
wind; ^^k -" it blows
-n/,
to satisfy,to
from the south; -u.limiJ',-"ii^o|u
out; to recompense,
". the
make

amends

idemnify:
to take

from

compensate , to
["umtrtik to wean,
breast ;
^"n/uu._

to
,

to cut ;

the

quite
l,k'ii%to render like for like,to reto
to make
for,
iijfhiuthi
;
up
indemnifyfor ; ^ip ,pnl,Mui'iiu,^
piup^
,

"u

'

il"l'

uhiiitK-

'ItUlUlltHUItl

to render

evil

south, south

side ; a-

the south

side;
wind, austerern
souths.aurora
2^,M,pu,i.a,j,i.
australis,
light.
a. southern,meridional,
2^ii,pu,i.uyp,
on

-,ue,"n,rs. south

austral,southerly; utpht^t-iyui^
^nqJ",
-

sirocco-

591
^IIP
er
". fields,
^ui^"""-nij^^
country; seed-

sowing-time,tillage,
ploughing,

move

stand

on

tiJuipuu to

cause

the hair to

end.

beater ; plectrum.
t'"cl'l.^hundred
l,'"l'l"-l'
; s.
"3 "'"

light;
tft-a. superficial,
2u,i,h:.u,%gf,

cent

"

ing
fleetfutile,
uiuii/i,
frivolous,
vain,transitory,
ten
per cent, 10 p. %;
ad.
for
;
a.
superficially,
slightly,
-"ufiliili
hundred-headed; -ui^ai-njb
form's sake, negligently,
in passing, (P'tp4-)a.hundred-gated (Thebes);
uin.

"with

absent look ;

an

to

to
ii!h^u!i,hi_
g
close to, to glide by;
or
over, to glance at;

to pass

graze,

skim

to touch

along
on
or
lightly
briefly

pass
over

in silence.

skip,to

a. collectingtaxes
-"uJ-n,inil_
cent ; -uiitmp s. hectolitre
s.

hectare

at

having

a.
-u,l[i,hu/u

1 p.

-u/^.o"_

dred
hun-

togram;
s. hecprecious stones; -,uli[,uiJ'

uiiLlttiT,
'l^u,i,h,.u!Ugl,\
-gtriTVa.

quickly,to

-,

to

omit,to pass

or
-luXhn.ui'l.l,
ilriLli{^pl"u,pk
o.

hundred-handed

-u.j;u,!i,
(Briareus);

a. centigrade; -^kpirui^ili
[*"'-42.,

meter
thermo-

Jk-liJ-luJlru/ii

; -uiJInaj,

Jt%[ni

luipP- figa. plain,flat,even, level; a. a hundred years old,centenary; of

polished, smooth
alike, every hundred years, centurial;^-/a_
; uniform,
about
equal; ad. unitedly;^evenly,plainly; Jfri[iL._p
an
ni-ph'Ji,
kp he was
,

hundred
meter;
^tMMcuMuu,p on a level with, even
years old; -luJlr^ps- hectowith ;
t"- w,^,fj,n_e,u,uiiMli
dredfold
flne-shaped,
-uiuiuiml'^o. centuple,a hunof a fine stature or figure;
hundred
times
as
much;
umLit/^,
to level,
to smooth; to facilitate;
t,^/,_ -uiu^iumliirirva. to cButuple , to in-

multiplya hundredfold ; -"".

rough
uihu, s. centurion, captain; -o/u/i-umf.^
2^iM,pfJ-uib^uMi.u,i_a.
equallystretched, s. centurion's or captain'sranknary;
plain,flat;"^aimui^ a. even with the
^u,pl".puii-npa hundred, centethe same
ground, plain,flat,,
floor,
on
centuple; ad. by hundreds, in
on
a
level,levelled; .unit^, to pull great numbers
; s. centurion ; -fiirvn,
to be centuplicated.
down or raze
to the ground, to level
"Auibtuuiutp^ii tllQ
shall
be
made
smooth.
places

J/l'"uin-iMtuftun^t
n

"

crease

or

u.

with

the

make

ground, to

raze

; to

to
level,

2,'"/"f"-/"pfr/"""*"tuAa.hundreded ;

the hundred-tongued
if-l^nM^^l,
the
goddess of report.
goddess.Fame,
to
to
-tJ'or
s. a hundred;
iron,
;
2^u,pl"^pkuili
uipif-iMiliirirva.
klifiliuij
hundred
smooth.
-hJkiu'b
o.of
t
o
a
hot-press,
century;
years
dredth
old ; -tpnpq. a
hundredth
'luipP-ui^iji
^i"t"^i
/f s. level ;
; s. hunwater-mark
-line
centime.
or
;
uiiiuiimlitiit-np
part,
centifolia.
to level ; -m-pf
va.
s. rosa
spirit-level
2^u,p[,i.pPt-pP-li
; -kj"
even.

ing
or
s. iron,smooth2^u,pP-u,^
W^if.nt-li
-

t.

levelling.

s. centipede.
^luppi.pnm'iituA

s.
plano-concave ;
^uipP-^n^uii^lt
S.
"^^nt-n-au.qh^,
"^-M^nptiP-uinif.
plaUOf-

convex.

7iuphi-pnpi^O.

Jmppt-phpnpt^ ;

"

"#"

-"/4"Y. *" centiare

ihuip s. centilitre;
ter);
(lOO'tpartof an are ; one square me-."4"/A a. centesimal;-lul/pimTs.
centigram ; -uidbf-ps. centimeter.

plain,to smooth,
equal: to plane, to
to
to
polish; level, put on a level with;
2^wpfiuij s. tribute ; tax, impost,
to pullor beat down, to demolish, to
want,exigency
duty, excise ; necessity,
cast to the earth, to overthrow,
to
; homage ,
; constraint,obligation
ditional
[veller. duty service ; 4'"/'44tp""tl'c addestroy,to raze.
leovertax;
*. planisher,polisher,
2,"/"/3-^^
iiiajpinMii-^jiTaA
cessity
to start with
shocking nevn.
assessment;
q.J-'ii^uili
^uipP-'iini.tr,
p-lruij
ty
to be
fear',
scared, to take frightor
-fi without necessi; tun.iu'hg
-[i ad. necessarily,
fi-k
;
umbrage at,to start or flyoff,to bound
of
essentially;
inevitably,
necessity,
[smoothing; equality;
away.
force,
sion,
by compul*" level,
levelling,
planing, indispensably; by
2,""/"/*/"-?
}"-^
brage,
wpfiu/iihij
forcibly
; g
^fivo. to givB Um^^uipP-nt-jju/hlrJ',
to
under
to scare, to startle,to fright liuigni-giu'iiki_,
place or lay
to tax, to load or burdto alienate,
to reto
contribution,
estrange,
away,

luipP-hir,
hijlva.

to make

even

or

to

"

-uji-

uia-

-"""-

l\i.V

592

with a devil;t ^Jifim-f,

to
imposts,to levy contributions,sess
to
to
ject,
subthe
to
to render tributary, subdue,
spit, put on
spit;
t"-? /"j/y
to empale ;
to
to enslave,to subjugate; 4-"j"tb
f "/i"4
^np
the
death-blow,to despatch, to
give
"iituto gather in,to exact tribute,to
raise money,
a
to put a tax on ;
/" n-jn^Jb to cause
4'"/"- slay,to kill ;
headach
*"
tribute
mount
be
to
/'
"^*"-w
to
a
"tuj'-b''''
;
tribute;
liuM'i,hi_.
pay
with

en

~,

"

-"

to ; [i-filtu,i_,
/. to serve, to
"ru,m'bh[_
oneself
to
submit, to be
Subject
to,

'

head

the

to

tributaryto ;
constrain, to

use

to force,
a"nSi,lri_,
violence; 4"im/i"-.

harp

the

to

^
no

tribute

the

pay

-4p

of

p/^-.
need,

no

matter

; ^t
there

to

-.

necessity obligesme

against each
in collision,
to collide,
contact
with; -/A?- "p.

come

into

is

"

was

to travel ; Wuipm g JliJhm^u

to combat, to m^ke
J-iuiTu/iiuililfb
war;
,

obligedto

Csesar ; g -f
of the age ;
accordingto the wants
kp it was necessary
i-i^tci/t^m/t_
;

obliged, compelled or
to do ;

knock

to

dhiuliu
i
^ JliJkuiliu ^uadhiTitimiti-P-p
confront
to
to
with;
^""_
/"tl^p";/k'y /'*"*)
compare,
a
to go, to be on
to ;
"baiuiuMpiiu,
journey,
tyti- "inTui

appeal to

were

strike

constrained

to

come

to set

^fiJkuM'bu,to

ho
pnqn^hl_l, ^u/yo^'fc

We
'iilr[_.

other;

gratitude;

it is necessary
it is not necessary,

must,

one

play on
-

another,

one

u,u,i-l,,i_

to

violon ; {unpiifb

or

pavilion
;

up

harp,

to

tiuiiT
2r"-P"'k -"

to

intoxicate

; to

I
4- ^*""J
hpP-u,i_,

must

go ; Jhn.gni.^hpk
die if it must
be!

ipjllet

"

us

to

fight,

^^""""n"-_

prnqd",to gain the battle,to conquer

the

to beat
ifP-^oiJli'i,
discomfit,to defeat,

enemy,

;
to

to rout; 4'"-/"
qiniujp. to set a house on fire ;
^m.
to cudgel,to cane, to whip,
t-tuqufiitui.
-

to

thrash,to belabour; fiipuM/uya

fi^A^
of
a
^H.ni.p-t to shout with joy ; luil^mu
imposing
^u"^4"'?-/'/"
i-i""3
tax or burden
lence; ni-pnt.^
to supply the needs
of, to
; forcing, offering vio-q-pt-iTva.to force,to constrain, provide or furnish the needful ; ^j.
to oblige;
liged; Jpuiii to strike,to impress;
to be forced, ob-q.pf.J'vn.
^ufi/L..
-

"

lence, *""4
constraint, vios.
-"i-iini-P-^L.'ii
force ;

impost.

the measure;
^u^pu
rise; ^miiV. to be
afflicted,
grieved, mournful, desperate
a^m
to think, to reflect;
-%4; g

"c^tMtu
2iM"piiuMj-ni^ilj
"gatherer.

utg

lector,
tax-col-

s"

'BM*.

to beat

dawn,

to

-.

to

the collecting ayiin^jt[3ht^n

2^iup^uM^uAn,.pi,".'i,
unninu
of taxes, exaction
of
bute
triDavid
or
/u^altir,niaj
recovery
s.

^uip

K-

ufta.m

unip

struck

is

by

or

to opimposts ; itiik-i_-p-p
^tj_
press eaten
; gtp -*t
up by remorse
with
flicted
afu[,p,"^"
why is your conscience
squeeze , grind or vex
,
excessive
"
taxation,to load or burden
why is your heart heavy
or

with

extortions.

within

2,""/i4-"4"./.
u"j s. tributary; thrall,
bondsman, serf,slave, servant.
a. to be beaten
i^-upiiu,'i,h[b
; S. -in^.
to
va.
"l^utpliuiiilrir,
beat, to
^uMpl,
.

strike, to

deal

you

uiplnX

gildedthe

sun

-"bk

itu^/pu-"bkp the
tops; J-u/i"fi
"

mountain

iron;4o^4
pinches; S.

consumes
iihpli,up,T\ii^t

[iiT-'i.k^punu
T"A

shoe

my

\i"U |U".#i^,fftMit^Qnplrti/h"C"
t

blow;
^uiplfufblnr,
i,iapuu vn. to be beaten,
strike or sweep
the chords of the lyre, struck, wounded
; to be smitten with,
to vibrate,to touch
to play or perenamoured
of; to approach,to incline
form
,
to ;
on; to ring;to knock, to thump;
^u"^u.4n.."- to be avaricious,too
to prick, to bite ; to wound, to hurt, fond
of riches;
^i"^i"^, to addict
to harm; to knock
oneself to vice ;
down, to beat to
to
^ 4tpiy n"-pnt-^
death,to kill;to spoil,to taint,to assault,to attack ; ^ ui^p nt-pn^^
to
to
eat
to
fall
in
to
love
ill-treat,
with,
conceive
to
gnaw,
a
away;
ish,
pungreat
to abuse; to strike against, to
affection for to be desperately
in love
shock : to feel remorse
bute
tri: to pay
with; /."i-n.-p- to be moved, touched
to
write
ing,
with compassion ; g ^tynM-Pfi^bu
:
down, to put into writgive

or

to

-,

to set down
to

allaythirst;

UMpUMt-,
; i^'iiia In-qh-uip,
to quench, slake or
-

stay hunger;

"y"e/'

"H^nj

to

pos-

to strike

the

tend do, to have

with;

senses

^--[ig

"

to

the mind

occupied

to

idolize;^

jiaitu ouiiupa

ZftP

39

to be beforehand
fftilui'iiuii^q-liu
,
one's

jobs

* to
get some
spouse,
the wedding-day.

2^iapuiul^ uni^ips.
,

IW

with
fore
be-

violence,rexas. oppression,
-ni-Pl,Jii
tion, exaction,extortion.
clever

learned
a.
luiiiainuijjfm

newly

wise ; -/t^

ried,
mar-

mighty;

very

a.

rich,

very

hopeful.
bride, spouse; betrothed, af- opulent;-jnju'a.
to bccome
fiancedbride;daughter-in-law;nymph; yuipuma/iiuiir,
uM^uij vti.
mineer,
larvae ; jun^k-pJnymph ; -um-'ii^ powerful,to be predominant,to do~~,

nymphs;
lhn^"y[fbp oreads,mountain
^o"/i^-, to betroth,to affiance.

reign; to get
to thrive; to

to array or adorn
l^uipi/iiiuq.tqlrj'vaas

abound;

^u"/"*-"/.oj-

rich in

7uinuibuiau-lrina

be

piety,to

Clr6SSeci

to

over,

grow rich,to prosper,

or

to be
u,i".p[.L.-i,

bride.

it, to rule

lord

to

pious.
to mako
vo.
tent
poyuinumMuani-^ii/iit-J'
like a bride.
[trothing.
or
glorious; to strengthen, to
berich;
rich,to ens. betrothal,
brace, to fortify
'lu.pu'iiujluouni.pf.ii,
; to make
".
enriching.
paranymph,
2,"Y'"*""*'"'-HL-jP^a.
u/j
irgl va. to drive in, to
njatch-maker;-limii,-"ruim'b^. 2,"^"- l^uiiiuuittT,
blish,
Or
thrust
to
"irn^M-P-liClM
down,
push, to fix,to estayuinnbifuim'^
titMMliyi^u/U*
tie
uterine
to
consolidate
tight.
to
s.
fury,
;
^in/^.i^j,^
tupij.ui'bq.l,
a. corpulent, big-bellied;
hysterics.
luipninl,
like

"qn~h-uinCt,

bride; -^huuihtr

to

va.

very

dress

lu,i,u%uhnu,r,
ui^uj
bride,to

to

marry,

vn.

wed,

[ordressed

to

become

to be

or

strong-

get

bride.

large-limbed.

or

dynasty;
j^uipuutni-PpJis.

power,

rule,domination; riches,wealth,
arrayed, attired
a.
lu.pu'bu.iMiuiiCyTC
opulence, fortune ; abundance.
2^u.^o%m^/.uis.marriage-place;bride2,"v"5tj s. demand, interrogation,
t-t.
fig. question, examination; S. -*;
chamber;
talamus, nuptial-bed;
to ask, to make
ries,
inquiHoly Church, "c.
fA'l-["['
-aniit-ij
i-"- ^ ^apA
to inquireabout ; f
sf. marriageable girl;
'l^iupu'Luijnt-.
to join in wedtO qUBStioU, tO
to marry,
lock, ,ni,li,i,'blri_.
va.
ui%liai'hlri_,
-^mu'uItJ'
ti- ^ l"'""tbp
to give or take in marriage.
examine
"Tuiu^ihi^pini.
;f
to
to dispute.
bridesmaid
to
discuss,
s.
'luipu'tiuiL.kp
argue,
nymph
; paran^Jh_^
7iuriauMbka*
s
.
O.
Juinqui^utlilMtr
epithalamium.
; -"fct;.^
married.

like

sway,

s. inquisitiveness.
yujpuuif^uint-P'f
: magical
interrogative
a.
2^i.jl,ju.^ii/ii
salis,
aurelia;-t^P"""/^S.
'l^iupuiituitm..
of
waternote
hot.
interrogation.
s.
nenuphar,
'luMpu'biruiu,
4t"i
;
to ask,to inquire,
va.
lily,
[poppy.
2,""/"3Ujifr"r,_jf
hot.
to
to
cornquestion; ^ S"^*4-"
'lu,pu%ni
interrogate,
hui^ilis.
poppy,
consult
the
to
*. marriage,wedding;
Lord;
^^Jb^
""__
^.uf.u'iini.pi,^,

Ttiinuhi^tuL

S,

\ CXiryJtMinutuhh-usIl

D.

wedlock

wed,

; ""6-t^ -p'h

to

marry,

to

^iu.^ m-iltp t ~P-^

to espouse;

of, or about some

tO
nni-Jh-^^^ fiiMtquti"riM^PpKA
one;
salute with gentle words
;
qttp p"*.
with ques*//.t^
p.u,^do^ to overload
tions,
pnt-p

to ask

news

"

"

to be married.

Jiunubni-I^fe. JiunijltnB h-tuimll*

2,"'^"/tin".4/i
sf.bride,spouse.

[terrogater,
,

a. strong in number,
'luipuuiuMp.ni-iLii
powerful,numerous
;-^^ a. abundant,
full ;
Jt,i.",Jp liberally largely;
robust,
heavy-flanked,
-limi^a.long-sided,
stout, vigorous.
-

in^"apgiu'bnii^,
_3""^ *. questioner,
or
a. asking,
2^ii,(,juia^P
questioning
"

seeking after,eager
of information

pnt-Js.

a. oppressed; oppres2,'"/"'"""^"'^
sor;

~,uli"h,a. oppressive,vexatious;
-h,r

va.

to oppress,
to vex,

overburden,
to maltreat ;

doggedly,to
to be

to
to
-

to subdue

by

lence,
vio-

molest, to crush, to
surcharge, to extort,

"d"-t'k'"'''" ^o persist
"

be

obstinatelyresolved,

stubborn; -^i_,-m^s. oppressor;

desire
of

ous
learn, desir; -"^.
; inquisitive
to

mation,
of knowledge, of infor-

learning; inquisitiveness.

examination,
2^,i,p^ii"/in(iJi
["s. interrogation,
question, inquiry,
proceeding,
,

Jium_
inquisition;
f
J'ni-itu.%lri_,
to interrogate,
-k.Fva.
to question,
to examine, to inquire; -nti S.-.
-

J't^or

or
^lupjui^'iilA
ilHifiir
-^'blriTva.

question,to examine;

-^tm-P^uh

to
s.

ZU.8
examination

2,U.b

593

; interrogation.

"

to serve
u,pli,u'i,iTi_
,

up ; to

Itl.
uinjbirir
t^uipg
^ilfii

to

vo.

eat ;
or

divination; lunitu
^uipj/ini-Pfs.
-"

to

divine,to prognosticate.
s. the Song of
2^uM[,jjh
j,[,%^[,^'1,
,

Three

Children
Armenian

short

canticles

the

keep
worth

from the hungry ; ",*_

nt^ut^

he

is not

his salt.

2^iujiiipa,^ubread-distributing;

called.

so

the bread

4* ~l'i'^p
lupJ-uiii

hymns

or

break

-unfiiun.s. certain

give to

li,"pb-i_,
phliu/iilru
pp^^ij to cut
bread; to crumble, to crum;
to cut oif the crust,to
liis;ihi-t-i_
Ifchip it off;i,uimu!byi_
q~ ^uMiiahing to

mine,
exa-

inquireinto.

to

sat with one

'irvtbutt ""-"*#-t"- to

^mpjni-.Miit
n_3 s. demand,
mnAt-u
question;
,

-pn/b- a. nourished

iTu-aiai-^

S.

-u

to ask
gtu'ulru,

address

or

questions,to

question.

bread ; -t^-npir
ckem.
paniflca-puip ; "if.npirni-PXi
tion ; -^yijj. bot. ammi, bishop's-weed;

divination.

""/""

spiritof

-,

Pythoness'

bread-basket

shepherd's-

scrip,pouch, bag, satchel; -p-uA

ing
panada, -do, sop, soup ; -^j a. abound-

s.
jurer;
soothsayer, conXuipgnUi,
cfliaig

sorceress;

with
s.

-if-l'Ps

s. demand;
\uipgnij,

gation,
interro-

s.

vination, in bread, in victuals ; sated ; -S-u.".

dibread-tree
s.
a.
wanting
; -i^pom

bread; -^/y

low-board
guest; fel-

messmate;

i.

table-companion; ^",
eat together; -li^m-p-'^
to
to
s. comvn.
or
alight
"luipopiJiiuiir,
it-i^,
ui^uij
settle on the ground (birds).
at table ; -^uim
a.
mensality,company
ing
aboundfood
bread
from
s.
bread;
victuals,
abstaining
-iTn/jx.
2,""jly
;
,
in bread
in corn, producing
or
livelihood;meal, repast, table; i"l
b OV
much
ii^tu9ta"-nnni~lJ-ir uin,ui9ujtf.nni-[er
corn.
[tobe made into brea'd.
cr_
un.to become
show-bread
bread,
^luifiu^uiiT,
liyiimg Irplpnu^
phaui^
;
lujuy
7aipqnt-innnJt ItapathnpA ^5.X"'/'a"'_

"

M-np

the

-,

of life; the Eucharist

of
bread
the
%lr,in^plh-

bread

Jiuqutlfna

7tuquipujpna ;

O,

"fuim

O,

-Jhi^,-iluj^uin.s. bread-seller,baker ;
er,
bak-puA s. bake-house
pain, of affliction ; p-mpiT, liu,lint-,fj
; -pu,p
uij/ s.
er's
baksoft
bread-maker; -putpnj,
new,
^uM^h-ipor liulinL.ir
2^pJ'
"oj ".
,
well baked, hot bread; o/Jt^' q.u,e,
or
shop ; bake-houle ; qopm^
army
s. bread-making ;
hard, bakery; -puipm-pji
ui'iihip stale,
^mpP^ni- IfiMtpirp
;

ii^y

"

half-baked

bread

uhunor
; uuiptmiifj
,
bread; mm'ii,

p-ni-lu-, white, brown

household
baker's
"t^uijuiii-npitli
gingerbread;
bread;
i,u,ia,d'uM,.np
-

bread

u/i,^,rnp unleavened

i.t;"_
in/, hog's-wort,sow-bread; ^hqhc -{t
{\n,ipiiJi)
bread-crust; it-p_p[i'ii
^laJ"
-

baker's trade ; -i-tm

producingcorn

o.

in abundance.

the wedding
s. president of
l^uj^k-pkij
banquet;bridesman,paranymph;
s. baker, oven-keeper.
-h^
iriliiiuMg
,

meal,
l^u.jpbPplip

repast.

s.

ash-tree

s.
yiajf^

i^piuluui
under- or upper-crust; ash-grove ;
ut-pHhS. a^Jtl/^".
ifu,a.nj
tli-ppilihii^L.,
[selof bread.
""th."~h
-b crumb ;^p,n -/"^n^t^jtui^. ihqnL..
small
slice of bread " butter ; linump -/. a
2,u"j/"4.j4'"**-roll,loaf;mormorsel of bread ; ^^,u,\f.-\t crumbs;
s.
parasite, spunger ,
l^uig^uMmu.^
toad-eater;-ncp-fiJi,
ju.p,i.,u%uilili
sopped bread, panado; trencher-friend,
lunpniltuii_,
toast,slice of toast 'i^pjp^ S. Spunglng ; -likpyP m-Pf, -l/kpn^
Pl't-is. gooH cheer; banquet, feast;
ututirp^li-ptruiMtn
t^tnuAhi
pt~p
pi-pnq
to invite to dinner ; -4/a
of
to get one's
sweat
bread
the
^
by
k"i^L.
S.
one's brow
to
make,
\'"3-ukb3
; p-pt-i^,
inph-h-u
to bake bread;
to have bread;
anise, dill ; fenugreek.
'l.ugi.u.Jirj's.
ni^ihi_,
of bread.
to
not
have
bread
to
s. crumb
^uigilfi^i-ii
-[,iffiiiri_,
uMiLu.'iig
a. abounding in ash-trees.
'lai^ni.u,
cdX'iinp
ni-mhij to Oat dry bread;
bread
dinneror
a.
to eat the
p-uMiiiuiwi"I'f-p
2^u"jra#j".,
tuputujunt-oa
U13
insatiate.
of affliction ;
bread
[tiable,
p phpu,% ilutpim. giving,
insato serve
for his bread ; !"
ft a. gluttonous,
l^,i,jf,pni-it-ip
n.npithi_,
bird
hen
cock
*"
invite
dinner
Jtis.
to
:
father,
grand;
^uii.
;
k"d'L 13e
ni-g
;
to give a grand dinner ; 4"'"sire, "dad : beginning,rise,
"i.np(ylri_,
,

; ^wutruiq

"

n-~

"

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53

2,U.h

tlih

590

^un-m.
i^."_ g iiju I agree to it ; -nnuiliafua, probable;
poultry; liuif.
henchicken,
persuasive.
poult; u"ip -hl.!/,
ii-kif
house.
or
s. roost, hen
^uii-a/iinjf
hen-coop; y.".
dung; i/5"iy."u4
-"'-jf
s.
persuasion,eonheu-roost, "house;
l^un-u/iint-P-liiJb
^/""
q.utpp
-ni-g
sent, agreement, acquiescence ; appOulterSr;"liu7i',an.iii_
probation
'iCan.ui^m'h
-nt-j
i^mpm^i
suffrage;i^uM^i.'ii^,
%nj -nt-^, poultry-market; "j7'"-"""-,
cord
acfowl ;
fowl ; -i
-p-p, unanimously, by common
luopn^huii_ roast

origin; -^

"

"

^Pf.a.uy

the hen

clucks

; In-

fioulr^uii.

or

in

agreement,

concert, by

ly
consent, joint; -y
mutual
("
agreement;
^ummpui^
grand-father;-n/
by
great-great-grandfather;
;
consent
to commence.
common
-pi,hj
;- |!tpt/_,
utiiiilri^,
to
to
diviner
to
accord,
agree ; AtaA
s.
gury;
2,u""-"""f.4""
consent,
by auaugur,
consent
to
to, to assent; p
uiuii_-P't,
ijjhhi,to augur, to divine by
S.
uiiLu/b^
/#/^"-/ "'ul^unu.iauM%h-ir'^
^ypli
S* aU; "l^^pmnt-P-^t^ "i^^i-l^-ualltutill
gurial science.
-p-'k without your consent; -m-ifii s.
-

" the cock

crowed

"i'^p great-

or

common

unanimous

"

"

persuasion. [or grey owl.

".madge-owlet,brown
2,u/"-"""/""m^;"
pj a. equal, like,
^uit-iauuiii
luj,

hen-house
2,"""-"o/nj
; lurking./y s.
hiding-place;
an;
-^it.A "i."i *. pelic-

consent

or

onocrotalus.

^un-ui/uqu
/.s. cock-crowing ;
,

day-break; {" -/.

crowing, at the peep or break
ad.

at

crow,
cock-

same,

cock-

straight, plain,

conformable;
level ; s.

equal,companion ; pendant,
ad. equally, afellow;

even,

of day.

-,""".

rise, like,likewise,conformably,in the like

ate;
P-iPyi' copy, duplic/, s. food for
manner;
; -t^
birds ; [i~l^pt 't^'l^u
[*uuiuiuitim-au
qnt-iib a-uj_
^u,MiJi,[,u
ip"lri_,to equal, to
to glvB z. prey
qu/bui^i-ki^-hpl,
match, to be on a par or level with ;
%ni.l,plTi_,
of
to the fowls
heaven.
to rank, to be at par ;
'ipu,JhA[,%
"#"._
to be oxocuted
cording
acs.
'2_iut-u.i,uiiu,h
scare-crow
%n,.i_qliuiat,ui,ai.3ii
; -^iip^
to orders or command;
fu^iXii
himself equal
s. augury,
s- hot. heath.
uin^kp lly,he made
presage
; -"/["t-l* S.
trU
Inwith
God
s. consent
^uii-u/i,
persuasion
u/_
if.u".
;
; i/opm-Pl,
,
the
force
are
a. consenting,persuaded, conor
1]"u%f.;
stratagem
vinced;
n-.u2p%-p
to him.
to consent, to
same
^m"#'/"/i"
5
buting
a.
assent; !" .ua-t^S.
equally distrif,
l^un-uiiiuiputp,,,^
-bijn.-^iM.'iihir
S.
-/"/"; ^lu^ni-Pp-, willingly,
; -q-npita. equallyacting; -qop
^111^,
with
pleasure ; -p In- 4u"ciuii"u^^ a. of the same
isodynamic;
power;
panion,
agreeing together, unanimous;
equivalent,equipollent;-i^j s. comad. consentingly,willingly
fellow, oomrade, mate, partner
puip
; -"#.
weight ; equivalent,
l-n/ua. likely,probable ; persuasive ;
; ~i^n- a. of the same
*o counterbalance,
-"/4u,tta.persuasible,
equal ; it'i'l^o
likely,
probable,
it is likely; unto countervail; ^^
plausible; 4^ ^t
likely
ipk-in ^Pkp
his
h'h
ad. probably,likely;
; -"nlim%uip,up
good
qualities
%P
Mul"u.liijb
his
vices
-iii^uAnJl,
s.
^.probability,
likelihood, compensate
; -^^n-n^p-fiJii
math.
plausibility;
-uiliu.'iinilhg
equilibrium,equipoise, poise ; -4"^,
c,u,il,L._p
calculation
of probabilities
a. oquilatoral
-liniiJ;-linifJhuib
; -hjh S.
; -AJkn.
S.
-tiri
isothere
-Jhin."!,
s.
u"4'"^)
"-j/iwa.
-tjiji-jmiti/";s. isochimene
;
; -%_
to persuade, liliJii
iJK.S.-fiT;
a. isagon,equiangular ; -'/"".um
a.
-frj/.i-jfu.iti/'iia.
to induce
to believe, to convince
equidistant;-ifu^o.of
equal measure,
; to
s. commencement,
I^umi-umIi
uy
,

origin; author

-,

-^

-",_

"

advise,to

induce

to do ; "h^nL.^li^a. just, equal; -^uii^ni-P-fi

s.
isomeria;
a.S. 2,""''"-;
convincing ; -jfiililrpp
s.
ly
-ui,"ui[ii-"ik" ad. equalpair,couple ; -[ur,h^..^ vn. to be pers.
a.
isotherme;
just,
-2j^p'f
;
-ukp
suaded,
convinced
to
sceles
to
a.
acquiesce,
equitable
;
equicrural,iso; -upni^i
hear, to consent, to agree, to condescend;
a.
conformable, equal.
; -m[,"i
to accept, to admit, to
prove
apto disapprove; niq
; ^-t-u,i_ to render equal,to equal ; to equalize,
I believe,as
Irii; as
I think ;
in.y to level,to make even, level or smooth;
np
-/'.silence gives consent; -/."/",
-/"/" to equal,to compare ; to counterba-

persuasive

ZU.U
lance,to -poise ;
make

sharer

communicate, to
partal?er;-hJ' or
equal, to match, to
level with, to liken
to

to

faith ; iu%luu,lip

wavering,dead

or

ing

or

-[iiT,ir^iyvn.

l\i.V

307

indifferent

["-'""

to

as

matters
religious

to confess the
n-tuL-uibh/^
q-u
be on
faith ; n".",fe^-"to have faith ; iniiihi_
a
par or
oneself to, to make
oneself equal or
to regard neither law
"i""/"4*'".
"i_~"
conformable
to become
with, to be compared, nor gospel ; y."Y., lunLbaii^ ^
confronted with; to communicate, to
converted
to
f
; mithu i-i.hi_
to share ; -/""/""
participate,
convert; 4"""""""""-'*' ip'hi_li -", to
4*""..to
be united,
be true
to conjoin.
to the
faith;
p %hnou
to
to give
believe
a,
participating,
2^uit-tuiia,pn[iii.
phi^
P-hphi_,
luj
,
credit to ;
to
believe
-pant, equal; *. companion, partner.
f^inyhu
in,
l^iui-u,uuip,".[3j,i%
,?.equality,
parity; to give faith to ;
nJbhi_jn^ to trust,
uniformity,conformity; comparison, to place faith in, to put trust in;
;

-"

_"

'

-""

-"

to
likening;equalization; participation,uiuii_ Jfjhuiij to make
a contract,
contract
an
alliance,to enter into an
sharing;union, concord, agreement;
1'"lI'~ " ^-0 equal; or -n"-a" math.
engagement, to bind oneself;n^puM^
,

"

equation.

''""LIT"

hull^^" ^^
2^aiL.utuiniupai%t-ir,

deny

t"

'

jnpni-ir

reasou.

n}_ if-nj

"

abjure the faith ;

unbclief;u/ii^ufiii;
g

or

it is incredible ;
ad. Certainly,
-mhuiL.
^"ai-uuumtuuiku
worthy
"nj,
S. |3"t^uA""ir.
credit;
truly,doubtlessly,assuredly,positively,
-""

good grounds.
X^u,,.uiuuihir
k^f, va. to show,
upon

to confirm

prove,

to

perfidy,guile,perjury,infidelity;

ness,

dicate -if-pn^-Jvina- false-hearted,

faithless,
fidious,
per-

to
justify,

; to

s.
perfidiousfl-pJ-ni-P^liiii

'lut^uiiniu,

to

of

unfaithful,disloyal;perjured,
to infringeor break
of, forsworn ; il!iihi_,
to sift,
to investigate.
one's faith,
to be false.
able
credible , worthy of
a.
a.
i^Mui.iM,uu,l,
yiut.uiu,a,ili
certain,true, indubitto
be
sure
belief,
believed;
convincing,
conclusive,
lUh k- one
^,
,
incontestable
is
believe
it
tive,
demonstracan
hardly
it,
incredible;
positive
;
,
justificative
-nt-Plieis. credibility.
; ad.' S. -mlru,,- ;
of the same
to
a.
belief,
dnpni-um cortaiu loss ;
2^i,it-iiimuiiSi[ij
y/unt^.
faith
know for certain ;
to
or
religion,
coreligionary
; -m,
u."%hu
assure,
to convince, to prove ;
s. having the same
religion
li^ni.pi,L%
{.ahtqp.it
;

certify,

into,to

search

to

assure

to the

go

to

bottom

is certain

that.

luti-UMUmno

uy

surance,
certitude,as-

s.

best
authority,

good

faith.

or

demonstration

token
,

source

vti.
2^iui-uiinuiir,
niiuglt

give

believo,to
; to

suade
per-

oneself,to
rely on ; i-,

testimony ,

to

to ; to confess
oneself; to commit

credit

trust to, to confide in, to

ance
assurfs.uipjpuil^iuih-nM-[3isof the highest
jU,S to believe in
regard ; iA,q.nt^iTi_to disbelieve ;
God
of
to be assured
pninpnil^iipui[ii-to boliove
ij-fiu
;
dhituipu/iiuig,
his highest esteem.
with all one's heart;
taJ"
firmly,
piu^
to
jS. '"hp
%Ji to beheve
7uMi-UMiluitii^P-p~nL.uh
every thing;
^"ip

proof;

"

'

"

i_uML.uMifu,TCinn.
s. poulteror,
poultry; bird-fancier.

man

with,to second, to

uniintia-niin.

OF

^iuuuiuiinngji

solute,
re1 "t'yP'b "*"-t"Y.-:p lively,
tf-uijP'

constant

to.

unshaken,totter-

the articles of faith.

iaitntul.

juMM-uiuituphiTt
pJl' '^"'^ ^.
t

loyal, honest, trusty, trustworthy;

confident;true, sure, certain,real;
-pJhipiap; il^hijto be verified,

ad. S.

confirmed,proved ; to be justified
; to
be trusted,believed,adopted,or accepted
;

^i"uHhaiu to

faithful to ;
to

or

ear

settingforth

^trhiLuahp

an

Belief,Creed.
2,u"i-uiiouif(^
o
'2_iut-ui,nuiuuii,inn'iM
establishing
,

lend

s.

bolicf,
2^uMi-ui,n
n/
-^,
inng S. faith,
fulness,
faithcreed;trust,confidence;
fidelity,
good faith,sincerity;
proof,
testimony, evidence; Creed; -^t jyu
he ukp
faith,
hope " charity; ^/'/'".
the Christian religion
mifiikiuliufi,
;
-_^
il.uii.uM%n,.p-'l,
professionof faith ;
-nj
"u.4*r_ny the lightof faith ; //;"_
l^ifu
articles of faith;
i"n".%^uui^iTuiiip
-ng,
I

side

credit

verify,to

to,to

rest

remain

or

to prove,
um-'bhi^,
make

to

accredit,to
credible ;

tify,
jus-

give

uin%h[_

zn.^

^bl*

398

to assure, to cause
to believe,to
persuade.
fully,
"ui^u ctd, faith2^ujt^tuinuM[ftnup.mp
loyally,truly,accurately; -tyi'
ad. more
a. more
faithful;
faitfully.

poultry-house,hen-roost; -npa, -m,^ s.

bird-catcher,fowler ; bird of prey ;
". bird-catching,
bird-call;-npunt-P-},
-p-t, shooting season;
fowling; hqui'iiutli
-^uii_^.i,o4'"'i_'i
*-.pu,^s.
merrythought;
tO 06
"^"l2uii,UMM-.
JutL-auiniuniPutilUMlT uiquij
yU,
-^I1m2_^.
faithful; to be confirmed,verified,
tified
justhis news
l^M^ta. curv6d, gibbous.
; -iuy ini-pu
gains
"C. S. \jppiyuitiuMJi*
credit.
*lhp.nuijuMllUMli
to make
va.
uit-uimut^
i^tfta *" spelling;syllable;-",
ipiTiu^m-^tM/iiIrir
primer;
syllabar;
credible,to give to believe,to perspelling-book,
suade, pu/i,s.
to convince
to spell,[vernor, leader.
va.
-trii; i-^f,
; to sanction,to
to confirm,to affirm,
to assure.
s. Gr.
IV. chief,
certify,
^/rii-i-Jhi
-fiif-ku
gos. fidelity,
fpiTn^ftfiti,
loyal//ys. syllable.
2^l^,j.lrtiu,j
onically
to speak irva.
ty ; good faith,honesty,plain-dealing, l^k-ijSiuipu/bh-ir,
h-tjft
to laugh at, to jeer,to taunt;
sincerity;confidence,security;certitude
-"bn^lf
s. ironical
certainty,assurancespeech or discourse,
,
casm
taunting,sarirony,quizzing,
jeering,
faithful,
iijlrmi_a.
believing
;
ad.
faithful,loyal; trusted; s. believer;
ironically.
; -puip
derisive,
a. ironical,sarcastic,
Tt^raippin
-:pi,the true believers;
^tr-iiiM^u/b
-j""-_
to
to
to
cause
ju/LtiTva.
believe, pertaunting,mocking.
suade,
to convince
'ih.^hir,
frjfva. to quiz, to deride,
; to impose upon.
ymi-uiinujt-nn sf,UUn.
to ridicule, to jeer; to gibe, to despise
a. abjuring,
2,u"-"'""""/^n/i/
s. irony, sarcasm,
taunt,
changing
; -'iini-P-%
one's
faith ;
jeer, scoff, derision,mockery; rhet.
ipjt-ijto change one's
one's belief,to abad. ironically,
jure
faith,to renounce
gibingly.
irony ; -'bop^'b
one's
fable;
a.
religion;-n^pi,^% s. abjumild, meek, gentle,afration, 2^4-2^,
nj
change of faith.
calm, tranquil,still;arf. softly,
[gether.
a.
2,"""-"op
assembled, gathered togently.
s. syllogist
^^uiuiupuipuA
Ijrqtupu/i,
-[.lia. sweet-spoken ;
; ~u,/iiiAa.
-Is-iT vn.. to speak, utter
to make
syllogistic
or
or
; -lrj\ A-j/,vn.
a
lpilri_
syllogism; -n,.pt s. syllogism; -p.^^
-ni.0f
gently,gracefully
;
pronounce
ad. collectively.
ad. gently, mildly,
s. kind
things; -pmp
s. collection;
mild2,"i".u"pu/S-"y^
a.
a.
-J^iat,
meekly ; softly; -piupnj
collective;-^"-i *. place of assembly; tempered, affable, tractable, easy;
receptacle.
a. soft,gentle, slow; ad. softly,
-zfi.u,^
^u.".u{ptir,
frjf va. to assemble, to
gently; -[uou a. sweet-toned; -4m"C
gather together,to collect; to amass,
a.
sweet-tempered ; -4"?.^ ~J]im
piijp
to hoard, to accumulate, to heap
a. mild, meek,
gentle, affable,goodup;
"inp. I

"

'

'

'

UMl-UBIIlUt

ututuinUMi

infer,to conclude ; to concentrate;

compile ; to stock;
q,u'iiA%,
^unp^
self
'int-p^u or qJJtmiito retire within oneto

to

collect

; to

one's

thoughts,

to

S. 2,l!r^,-Ppi^.
2,A-^ru,7jp
[humoured.
-uuii, a. flowinggently;
"Ibijui^pJ,

-uuiipupp

whose

a.

leaves

tremble

gently.

meditate.

to render
va.
2,*"?"'j"'-j'"**-"^
mild,
affable,
assembling
gathering,
pleasing,agreeable, to soften,
collecting;s. phys. collector; to appease, to pacify,to calm, to quiet.
ceipt;
-_pntJfLs. collection
2,^^^ aof. gently softly,quietly,
gathering recongestion; assemblage, set, mildly; a. S. 2,^^.
body; argument, reasoning; concentration
Ihifni-Plii^b
of temper
s. sweetness
or
; compilation.
disposition,
mildness, goutiness,
i^uii^lrqj
sweetness, affability,
kindness, couruij a. gr. palimbacchus.
teousness.
2^u,i.lr,r,
-(iiTvna. to begin.
2,'"'-l'/i
heathen
-"-n"-4s. little bird,nestling
".
2^irPu/iinu
u#j
pagan,
a pretty-; chicken, chick.
[2ni.. paynim, gentile; infidel,
barian;
baridolater,
nation,
people;-^, the heathen.
2^uiuAui^s. chicken ; -*""j -mnUi
s.
ad. heathonishly
i^hp-uAinumpiup
;

^un-utpf,^,
-^n,i_

a.

IW
-iuA

heathenish

a.

-idp

""

399

fillthe

ment, to sighfor,to
sighing.

gentile;
pagan
,
,
the gentiles
; -Jp-n

peculiarto

air with

heathen-minded,,
paganish.

a.

l^t-p-u/iinitai'buij;
z;". to become
uj^iy
to gentilize,
pagan; -""u"jntj"iAt"/"(;a.

yir"-i"utirt
"y/'

"

3*y

"~iii"'u"^t
'"31'

"

vn.

to

to sob, to hiccup,to have the hiccups.

to convert
paganize,to heathenize,
to gentilism.
^th-^linu/iip
*-uin^_ps. sob, hiccup,
death-sob.
l^t-pui'iinunt-ia-^i.^,
s. heathenism, pairui^nL.u.'i,
hiccough;
ganism,
gentilism.
[pagan.
ad. heathenishly
'lyp-u^nuopk'i'
tion,
s.
^irh-nt-P-liJii
groaning, lamenta; a.
,

s.
'Lf'tdf''"
Hellene, Greek;
"-3

complaint,woes.
*. the fork,
2,A-^/"-4

a.

greek, grecian; -u,[iu,%ni.[3^

s. hellenism ; -"i"^4"i

hellenist

s.

; -u,^u/ii a.

[horseman.
the

of

seat

to make

2^lrirnt-ju/bt-irva.mount,
put

to

on.

to sob, to sigh,
hellenic,
vn.
grecian,
greek;-u,ukpa. phill^hlilrlimir,
uij[,
hellene;-uMuJipnt-Pl,
s. philhellenism;to groan
s. sobs, crying ; mook; -a/itp
-ay/. S. ^J'uh^;
ih^qni- the groek
[ery.
2^irliirlih,r^.-liu.J-"l^h.fi,h
tongue or language ; ^/"fe/_,
a.
It-quiliu/u
infused;
inspired
[uouhi^
;
to write in greek; to speak greek.
infused gifts.
^mp^
-

to
\bwfuMiiliir,
-fiy vn. to flow,

^k-itui'ii,
uig ". beam, rafter,joist;

be poured

spread over ;.to be shed;

out,
that
a.
-mil s. small
S
.
; -ia^lrp^
splits -^lit-P- fluid;S. ynutu%nL,in
cuts joists or
or
rafters; -.,.jf",.pi,
l^h-q^tvg a. idle,lazy,slothful,
gish,
slugs. order
or
work,
position of rafters;woodtardy, dull, slow, lukewarm,
careless ; -MUfLuipad.
frame-work; mech. shaft,thill. cowardly;listless,
vehicle.
s. beast, nag;
^hh-u/jilrit^
idly,slothfully
coldly;
; indifferently,
2^Lr(ru/i,l,j;
friy vn. to mount, to ride; -lut^iuMgo. slow, slothful;arf. slowly,
with tardy steps; -uifni-p
enter a
or
a.
/.(/"/"!."["jp, to mount
turning a
deaf ear, listless,
disobedient
carriage or vehicle;to ride,to mount
;-^Afr"^,
horseback
on
to go on shipness,
deaf; f iun.
board, to turn a deaf ear, to simulate
to

to embark

bare-back

; u/ri^ioJb-m
to go a

; j^p"

-"

shooting; ^tm

or

chase

to, to

to

persecute, to
to

hunting

chase,to give
set off in

pursuit of,
; j,ai.u,i, -,
to sack; u"u/^t.
plunder, to pillage,
_3a.".

yii-qt^uiiT,
"'3I' "utJituiTt '"3"^]
idle,lazy,indolent,slothful.
t

be

to

VU.

a. slow-witted.
"ijs-n^uijjiin

to

"pursne

ho flcd
J['nil_,
4A-6-/r"Y_

back;

disobey.

to

,to ride

horsc-

ou

"c.
[rake.
ll."/i,p.
s.
2^t-if"/r,nj
winnowing-fan; hay
a. mounted
2_lritlru,i_
; s. horseman,
S.

rider; horse-soldier,
sifier
trooper; /Jy.ver-

a.
heavy-hearted
'ihq^uiulpia
;
/"
slow of heart, slow to believe,
i,iiM^uiuiuMi_,
[lukewarm, indifferent.
-

to
vu.
It-ny-ui^m-^u/blnr

make

s. idleness
2^ir,i^nt.p-l,Jb

idle,

laziness,
supineness,slowness, tardiness,listlessness,negligence , lukewarmness,
,

cavalry,horse.
; -^
indifference.
s.
^frittriuinni^iq.
cavalry ; -""^/ s.
tion,
inundacavalier
S.
l^t-qk-q^,
gentleman
2,'"*7-^/"^
;
j
,"3 s. torrent,flood,
,
overflow
s. cavalry,horse-soldiers,
;
horse;
^ni-/"j deluge ;
-qop
.

horseman
master

s.

; -fun,.,rpS. -^nt.'iiif.
; ^uit-m
of the horse.

of

people ,

concourse

equitation;^"a%^t(,A -pi,

to shed

tnuiani,p

'{tppk,.
q-

habit ; 4^4t" -pTt

t,.

throng

ship,
s. riding; horseman2^tltli-in,.p-l,L-'i,

manege

ing
rid-

; race-

; .-a

immense

fi^n'-^ufblru

of tears
,

uipmiuum-m^

flood

//;"^y.4""1"

crowd

; i,nuiijtu
."^.

tears

ad.
hippodrome ; i/^pqli^ torrents ; -uipuip
t/hipqu-puA-p-t-ui%, riding-master;impetuously ; -"uJ'uiff

ground, course
"

4^ny

of flame

torrent

down

ran

like
a.

in

torrent,
inundated,
a

a. pun[complaint. overflowed,flooded;
ishing
with
a
s.
deluge;
-u^-l^-jp dried
heavy sighs,groaning,
2,ta-ta-u.1i!^".
(K.lamentable,
deplorable. bed of a torrent,
^trithithib
to groan, to laIh^iynui,,,,
vn.
Ijrh-lritlrir,
h-^l,
lug s. torrent, ravine;

school.

-uiuiuum

-tf/',

-ifkir,kgl

inundate,to

to

va.

water
with
; to
submerge, to cover
water; to hurl
overflow, to lay under
to

flingdown,

or

%n,^tpu to pour out libations to idols;

i
tiipfti-b
putanLM't uMn/ruA
"ZCuiuiinqf^u
I

"

to

"

immense

cause

torrents of

precipitate.

tears

effusion.
2^fr"^t^""-Jiff"
".

bloodshed,

blood; mpmoup
,

to

-,

shed

to

qu,pl,ii,
^t.^

to

shed
shed
one's

blood.
bo poured out,
^iri/ni-ir,
s. authority.
qiof vti. to
]Piui"ti"ui^/i^
; -nt-P-lici,
to
to
be shed, seatto
spread ;
flow,
s. produce, product,product^'ikft
to
rush, to fall;to
yirqjt"lulltuhS- "nt-3h
"nL-m^l^[tlOn. tered, diffused;
""/*
burst
wels
choked
ifinpip all his boa.
; ^fr/jmi.
'ijriiiutj'iui,
; strangled ;
(

to be -;-ra"i-%t^,to
drowned;
ipiiri_,
to suffocate,to drown.
choke, to stifle,

gushed

suffocated,choked,
i^trq^uiilii^nUia.
ed,
grievoppressed, agitated,disquieted,
anxious; suffocating, stifling;
or
2ir[iirn,.p-'B
sultry weather
oy. liui.r
heat;
cough; hooping
4u/f^,a stifling
in a stifled voice;
cough ; iiuflilitloaded
with grief; woebegone
/r./j.","_ji,
reprcssod
;
mpmmuni-^
-

; ^lr,ilrui[_jiuiu
angrily,wrathfully.
S'
outpouring, spreading
l^ir,in,.'Jh
effusion,
dispersion.
abroad;
,

iTuijp, very

write,

tears

tO
ptt-A-ittl/';

to compose.

s. cottage,hut.
2,4-7^ijli^
s. spite,
despite; -4"
IjrTi'nt.^,^
,

S.

l^lrifni-nk-j;
MiflVU.

uiii/fuii^l^qim. ^y,^

/in.nj% he followed idols

out ;

""""-.

to do
thing out of spite or
t/A^t.,
any
to
through spite,to despite,to spite,
-./t.
vex
m
tpplr^
unhik-^
;

to stifle,to choke
ujni,lri_,
;
to smother, to suffocate;to drown;
one.
to be half choked
spiteof one, to vex
ll^hi_f,p.u,plini-P%
with i'ageor anger ;
at
It-iTad.
present.
now,
ipikp lipu, /.iT,
taunt
ery,
f ". jeer,scoff,
ready to break, was
; mockmy heart was
pressed j^i/iii-'i,
opwith
S.
jeering,irony, derision; rivalry,
grief; i^uMn.ui^'iip.
contest
ad.
'l^ir,iiufiiu,fuuIuJi
envious, dy- strife,
a. very
; spite; "
g -t"
;

of en vy.
2,A-Yf}"i'i'/."rS.
-"iL5"Atf/'.[ing

ironically, derisively, tauntingly;

against,in dispite of, in contempt of,
in defiance
of ; g
Ini-iT, iui/ vn. to choke, to be suffocated,
t-^i*-^,ft w^^'"drowned.
stifled,
%t-ijto scoff at,to laugh at,to ridicule,
to quiz,to deride,to taunt, to jeer at;
suffocation ; choking;
s.
'IJr.iin.Jih
to
suffocate,
va.
(i"'LI'-t or /i-m2_, to do in spiteof,to
pressure;
-nu^u/iitJ'
to choke, to strangle, to drown
to
despite,to object to, to dispute or
;
wrangle; to vie with.
oppress.
cated,
suffoj^k-ifjtni-ji.-aiij
-gfili"^tk ^to weave,
choked
to warp,
va.
'iyu"i.,r,
u,n^,hu Jflihi^.
"jifi
; -_j^4
to
-giifi,y,r,
-Au/iifwiT;
-^["i_a.suffocating,
plait; q^Mipnt~[3-p
[I'btrn^nj
numujjb
to machinate, to plot,to hatch wickedchoking.
Z.t-ii"jii
S' nail ; fe. pA-t-ta.
Ijr^nuliu-uiiM,^
a. idolatrous,
[ness.
"^"c'j
pasting.
im2,tynt-u.S-,
s.
casting;
afort,
comcast,
f
Ij^^in
convenience,
ease,
J
nj
a.
modious
compleasure; facility;
easy,
S'
"ihiinUi,
a.
voluptuous
lunteer
vo^k-.ilil,
liquid;liquor;
ujm^oioi
;
;
service; -5u"%4""-P?"volup-lu^if, s. areometer, hydrometer, hydrostatic
tuousness
balance ; -uigni.m, s. liquefaction.
concupiscence, lust;g -^
ad. at will,at pleasure, at one's ease
;
-

"

"

l^kqai-j;
ql,vu. to pouT, to pour Out,
to empty, to pour
forth,to shed; to
diffuse,to scatter, to disperse, to
spread ;
out

^uiAi um-ui^ S"-^ to pour

"

one's

soul

before

the

Lord

tO
qiilipin
[iL.puMn-ui^l*
nt-pnt^
one's heart, to unbosom
oneself
t

Open
to ;

hi-

^ujjpnfp i/lno^ affably,

benignly,
,

kindly, condescendingly; ^ juA^ni-t

^irui uAjiiAfr^,to give oneself up to
pleasures; g ["".pt-iiliij
-/. ifuun, to go
one's own
at
one's
leisure,at
way,
one's ease
live
to
to folas
low
one
likes,
;
the bent

of one's

inclinations.

own

a.
'ijr^m^p.iuii
sweet-spoken;

ni-pni._p

to

give vent

one's

wrath

to

words
flattering
4."."7jmodiously, with

charge
anger, to dis-

upon

; -pu/^

ad.

-^

s.

easily,com-

pleasure,willingly;

i,bS

402

^Umtufinpniu

afar,dlstaiit ; ad.

o.
[i
2^lrn.ni-uin
~

"unXlrir

destroy,to cause

afar.

far,from

Utterly

tO

Vtt.

disappear,to wipe

to

exterminate ;
-Irufii s. loHg fillets
out, to
Or baud2,irii/i
nf,
ated,
obliterto be lost,destroyed,
uM.um_
lji%lrij)n.
ages for the legs ; S. llfri/";
-^
rider,
exterminated
; -liinm-p s. out"f-uiuinhu,/sail-ropeof cordage.
to open
to weave.
guide ; -limm-p uin.iihi_,
^truni-j'va.
the way, to guide ; -^uA a. tracing out;
ry,
l^lruu,
/.a. contumacious, refractoto arrive
-4""""# ipi[iir,
bedient,
disos.
ichneumon;
froward, wayward, wilful,
to
obliterate,

with,

born
transgressing,restive,stub; rebellious

-,

~u/b^ S. ~n,.pi,^

to catch

behind

or

one

; -J^h^Tva. to draw

after.

a. s. pursuing,hunting ;
2,t".""/^"-""

forward, aspiring or longing

to
to disobey,to oppose;
for;candidate, competent, concurrent;
infringe,
to pursue, to
be refractory,
disobedient,to mutiny, rival,emulous ; fZ-ifrt..
to revolt, to rebel.
after,to chase, to give chase to,
run
bedience,to follow close; fig.to aspire,to aim
disos. transgressioH,
2jrainn,-Pl,ii,
to compete ;
/^*t^
at, to concur,
refusal,contumacy, opposition,
the
fall
to
rebellion.
enemy
;
upon
p^iuiiri-n/ii
resistance;
i^hu, nf, -p, u.nij s. traco, track, -JiiihiT, hglivn- to pursue, to run after;
to go with, to attend ;
print,foot-mark; vestige, footstep; to accompany,
iron
to
s. pursuit,
-iTuini-t
search;
mech.
compete ;
pace, step; way, path; -p
rail
rivalry.
rail,
competition, concurrence,
; ad. pr. after,behind; near;
S. -["isi^
^^"
together; ^ -n, ,from behind, from the
; "4i"c ij/^'t'^
ihutuifiiji^
in
search
off
in pursuit,
to set
of a ship; -^
of,to
rear
; -^ i"."-/.i. track

guif
to

to contravene,

vn.

to

transgress,

eager,

to send
va.
; -./."^.tiT
to pursue ; -^.u'i*. stool

cart-rut,wheel-rut; -^ "."/; pursue

liuin-uig,
traces of cloud; -^ ^uiqii/iiMajjcause
"^n^,
,

after, to

tal;
; pedes-

successive, progressive ;
; -^
-i-n[i
cicatrix, scar ; 4uiii4u,qiulil"-^\!b a. inquisitive,curious ; ipih-u
"[['{"""J
to investigate,
to
on!
to be
liui,r^,
quick! come
courage!
; to examine,
into ; -.ppftp ^- -^pV'^i-.fpp/""loso the traoes of;
search
to
linpni-,-ui'i,ir[_
^u
ad. curiously, inquisitively,
pryip.hij to apply oneself, to give or
^
piap
addict oneself
""
curious, rare;
to;gniA"";i ^- Irqi/i. ingly; -^^^f"u"4'"*'
interesting; "^p^pm-lf
a.
they have attempted or tried in vain; -_f^P^piu2^ipJS. 24^'" [^.[3-u.%u.j;
"c.
inquisitiveness
s. curiosity,
; fp^n-lri_,
\\...q^j;
Ijrutuiijjuj
fig a. following, next, ^upJ-fri^if-to excite,to stir up one's
subsequent;-^/.6-s.mech. trajectory. curiosity.
syllogism; -piup
jhuilfi-uipiii'iini-p'bs.
l^h,"u,qo,",
fija. inquiring,curious,

trail,track

of animals

scent

or

a.

"

inquisitive
; s. inquirer,investigator,
examiner

ad.

consequently,in

of

consequence,

to trace

out, course.
a.
going on foot, peinto, to
2,i-"/t'-""4
destrian
lug
hunt
quire,
ferret out, to inhackneyed,
or
: four-footed; fig.
to investigate,to examine, to
common-place, trivial,ordinary;
trite,
to search
scrutinize;/un[,iiii^,[,'ri
into, in prose, prosaic; s. foot-soldier : quadruped
try to
search, to

to

; -hj;
find

h^l vna.
out, to

pry

"

to go

to the

to
of,to sift,

bottom

vestigate
in-

; [i-ni-j

ad.

on

foot,afoot

; -^

infantry, foot-soldiers;lup,
;
nop^p,
to the first cause, origin or principle, Au/b
pedestrian statue ; ipp.
ui'iin.pli
to ascend
to the original source
Rntji,
pedestrianexercise; npunpn-,
; -/.^
S. -; -""-/?? *. investigation,search,
ni-P'f,hunting on
foot;
Jcu,qnM.Wi,
hackneyed
inquiry,examination; curiosity.
infantrytriumph ; p""%p trite,
garity
or
VCl.
Intuitu lun^hiVi itiuh-lilrtr
common-place saying, vulJ^h-iniu
to hide,to put out
gar
of sight;to desof expression ;
troy,
^n^i.?^ vulto exterminate; 4"^",^t^j."./u/",
praises; t-pPm^, to go on foot;
to be lost in the clouds, to be cloudluouhu to talk common-place.
topped; -/uri/ii_
a.
going
lyuihi^iuliiuifiiuig
scenting,tracking;
o.pedestrian,
foot
velling
traprying, hunting,investigating,
on
or
s.
walking
; -ifbiiigniji
ing
pursu-

to trace
^,iui,n7C,un.u
,

back

II

-u

; inquisitive.

on

foot ; -"f.nHin.-ijop
,

-funM-Jp.

2,bS
". foot-soldiers,
infantry
foot ; -^ or
on
fighting
.

; -^

-r

^lruil"goingon
".

fantryfoot,afoot ;
in-

". foot-fight.
-Jh.p,""JS

or

-llh/n/tO
^apni-uuM%ki_^l,pP-

lose the habit

of

walking.

on

s.
Ij^mtri-u/i,^
consequence,

result ;

-*" 4m*t^, to
geom. corollary;
to infer ; huAp
ilig\tb

deduce,
"f-npttyuthis
unpleasant or serious
-

consequences.

["
~l'^ -thp -ta
to go
"fiiuiij
/fiiP-uAuiij
walk ; ^"""^ %irqnt.p-pL
to
-""

-"

"

"

foot,to

H-p
U

-"oy

""9

Muif s.

hair ;

-^

; tu%p.njii
p "1"^

4""i'"Yt?^
"

tress

of hair ;
lock of hair,tresses,plait
S. i^^^ig
growth of
; p.ni.uuMiilri_
-lug
,

fallingof
hair;p-u"pi,i_-Muy

hair;
(unt^atrft
^inptr/q--u
Jinaphaj'^tuiniubhfj
the

to

head

the hair ; to crop ; to shave

for grief or

conclusion.

despair;
to
hold, to
iii.hi_ij-u,g
,

follow,to accompany, to attend,to go

with ; to follow,to follow in the steps
of,to imitate;to follow,to go or come
after,to result,to derive,to proceed
from ;

^"c-^u._j

in the steps
to follow

imp.it ensues,

n^^ni^

near
closely,

to

after ;

of,to go

-"-^v.

imitator;-^fe.
^k-mt-i.nij_s.
follower,
to follow, to imitate;
*fc/_iti.mu/ri[ii_,
-nM-p-J,
s. consequence
conclusion
; inference,
; imitation

of; in the

tion
; -p-p ad. in imita-

manner

styleof.

or

^t^L'C'"3 ^" ^^^^ one another by the

hair ; lunuinmh-ljn.utUif^pyi_%
hrbph-f_t^u
"

to friz the
curl,to put on ringlets,
one's hair;
comb
to
hair;uiu%,i,plri_ij-a
hair
one's
to dye
; ^pim.
"iilrplihuf^u

to

[unquMliIrl^lapP-nM-quPilrf^
i

the hair to stand on end;

to cause
,
^u
to ruffle the hair ; S. tT"""; .p"/""3"//_.
to bristle, to stand
lupialuuii_
~ui^,

to destroy hair,
PuMil,iri_
i^u
irli ^uab
to depilate -^ 'iiui^iiup.nfU^
on

end

",

hair

the

quonni^u

s.
^Irmk-t-npii.
cousequent.

beard ; ^ti"n-UMBjuu

a.

ntXlTi_,
lim^ni-u

pullone by the
hair; qJpJh-tubaA^"til.ir"^a"ii
i^J^Jhiabu

ani-quihhi

it follows.

the

ihhuifriq~u uun-auMt-npiOr
; T^aiits-lj
tear one's
hair
,

to draw

or

to
jni.uu,c,uiu,n,.p-h%

t/hmnj

of hair ;

bald

curls,ringlets;
4l"-'ip
""g

to conclude,
follow,to induce;to infer,

come

head

to
va.
cause
^huiht-k^aL-guMbh-iT

follow

"

"

"

to cut

or

en
hast-

trudge along.
o.

arf. on

foot;

on

on

run
or
g%/3u.t"."/^,to

"

ad.

foot.

*"""/'"'"
2,

^t-mtri.u.Hni.f
s, triviality,
vulgarity.

affair will have

foot ;

a,

Ifi^mht-iuliuiha.
atubulatory.
tO gO OH foot,
i^lruilrt^uMlilrJ',
VU.
tr^fi
to walk

2,bP

403

beard;

new

before

grows
"p

O'lioinu

the

inpi^B-ini.
inp

tf-iubt^ph
irbphaaih-L.
um/^,

~-D

frizzed hair ; -^
l^hm^h-mk ad. successively, by
"!_, curly,
A
ly;
ouuitShlrtai
turns,one after another,consecutivei^p ^Pff^fJ^""/- Witn
in proportion;by degrees.
hair
bristling
; with hair upstanding
;
'lhmk^ t
from
since
thC hair
1^IP""l_1
DuulifblTaMin.hqaMliUit^^
pr.
; after,
; ("
cold ; ""vf
end ; blood ran
JhAf/nt-P-f from infancy, from the
stood on
'

cradle ; jm/hiTJ-mina'iitalii^
hair grows
from that
uiuM^fib,
ituMq^lfb
my
-^ /riT,
time ; ju^fiiT-, since then,ever
I
since, grey, I begin to grow grey-haired,
since that epoch ; f (uu^jLmj , long
begin to get grey.
-

since,of

the
2jrpu,J or lyftsf.Juno.
frizzed .;
curled
a.
beginning; juifuiT t-M- ui%^^ jiyhiT
^tpuMij.ia'b^nt-p
hia.
"growing
;
henceforth,
hair-producing,
-"l-npit
henceforward,
lujup
bald
hereafter
"-"_
a.
depilated,
;
depilatory
-p-uMip
;
; jui/aW
jiuufut
henceforth ; /"miuu% utilhi^ ten
fox-evil
med.
s.
;
-p-uiipm-pj,
alopecia,
years
the
ten
since
s.
scraping
depilation
; ~p-u"finiJtih
ago ; jfo/^n"-4years
since morning; ^ \SiuJhi.kik since
hair from hides.
Samuel.
a. herculean, of Hercui
IJrp.u^ilTui'b
of Hercules.
les
ad.
with,
l^hu,
immediately,forth;
uMpiahi^the pillars
g 4i-m
in
tonsure.
s.
'ihpuilimpnt-P^t^i
directly, a moment, at once.
a. capillary
[unqnilut^,
IJrm^Puig fl. pursuiughotly.
2|frp"/"st".
;
tube ; -nt-Pfit^b
s. capillarity.
^t-mppr. after ; after that ; miiui^a
to shut the stable door when
a. having a superbhead
IkpuMuiufiiir
f.uiuAlri_,
of hair , long-haired bushy-haired
the horse is stolen.
;
old ; ^ "/(f^."1i4
-

from

lun.

-,

5^3

zao
proud of his hair; fig.leafy,branchy,
bushy.

^rnpp- WuipSLy to chap;

to crack ;
%u"-li^m^,
quiuiuMJ^fiii

"

to

bald ; -"1.4 af.

brazen-faced, impudent ; sf. vixen

have

[toerack,tochop,tocut,to tear.
to Split,
to tIvo ;
vu.
lypiuiminr,irg\t

fy-piinfiuip
s. schiste.

heresiarch,arch-heretic
~un--[3fs. heresy
pt, ~u[in,-i3-'l.
2^t-pt-uipfinu
uig s. heretic;
s.

s. lentisk,mastic-tree.
ijrpiji
'ijrpi'iini^ir,
i,uj vn. to be splitor

; -"""-.

cloven,to crack, to burst; to be torn

rent.
[-t.rS. -"J".mfrir.

a.
s.

-al ; -uMuitins. heresiarch

heresy.
or
*ltpjiuujj
l^uip(,

kesh-kek, an

llrpinm a. clovon. Split,cracked ;

"Ifrpini^uiir
Separation
nj s. divislOH,

or

thick

cord,
scission,
rupture, disunion, disdissent,schism ; sect; heresy;
to bring about
a
scission;
uiniit-fj
;

pearlbarley

"

up together, well
mon),
boiled," eaten with powdered cinnaor

wheat

herissa

dish, (a

of fowl

composed

soup

or

s.

urn

oriental

"

plough the sea, to run a-head, to

head-way.
sive
l^irpJtu/iinij_or
-inii_a.cleaving; inciiucisor.
uimuiifh
s.
^hpJtuiinuimM
;
vision.
^hpiiuukp a. sowing discord or di-

hair or locks.
scold,hussy,jade,slut.[dishcYelled
a.
; ad. 'with
Ifi-piupiuili
a.
;-nt..
Ik-puii-np hairy,long-haired
fit s. hairiness.
[one by the hair.
to hold or pull
va.
^tpuipuip^uMn^lrir
2^lrpt-ii^nilia
[y S. horetic J -'"_
ui^

it{tm

hairless

a.
i^t-puim

scission ;

beaten

to

discord

sow

t-iji-i.["J-aqnii^^

thoro was
[pricker. "l-huiilii
"fu'iinpia,
bodkin
the
because
s.
awl,
i^tpfiii,
people
puiti plrui%
;
among

Ij^pkp

sufficient

enough

able,
; cap-

cient,
able ;
fr, it is enough, suffiit suffices ;
be
to
i,uitru,pl,i_,
-

jiajh

oneself;

content

to

^/At^
; fr/"pt^ ""^

adult, of age
never
says, hold!

to be

"""4-. he

of

a.

content,

division

~Mu%uiir, iMigiy

be

m%4t,u"_ frp /""/t^

divided

were

; they were

selves
them-

among

at variance,

[retical.

a. schismatical;he2^/rpJtnM.uii"-u-l[iii'ii
2,t^.f"tuia- uitm ".chief of a schism,

ficient
suf-

enough; to be adequate.
Ifi-pli
1's. tillage,plough, culture,
tilth;ploughed land; or
4a.^4"..

Jews

%n^u, they

enough!

or

lo

of

[ed, separated.
sect; heresiarch.
to be dividvn.
2^tpJni-uib^[iir,
frhiiuij
a

schismas. disscuter,
2^lrpini.iah-nii_

-"

the

mong

suffice,to

to

vn.

him;

t '^l.2,p^h'*here
ih'iikp
"l.u,pikuii_~
dissension
therefore
was
a
again a-

tic;heretic;sectary; -lu^u/ba.
It^plfiMtf-npi^
t

lit

fe.~^iup

plough, to furrow; -nt.[3-[,Jii

s. tillage, *. schism; heresy;
culture,husbandry
ploughing,digging,
man,
jjrplfui^uip
,2l^ck"'P'"P
""jf ^.ploughlabourer
cultivator,

sect.

-i
S. Xkpiu.'i,y,r\
age,
s. cleavl^k-pJin.-J'
cleaving; greet; S. Ihpint.u.h
npniliu/iili
gastrotomy ; -nt-joAitirS.
-^

"

husbandman,

matical
schis-

; heretical ; -n^-P-'f -bm-P^tX

; "iri/'VCl.to

arable.
a.
Ifi-plihit
IhpiJuirj:
to plough, to till,
va.
thpliyj",
Irjil,
Jk-pJlfi Jkuijor Jhult s. Mercury.
cultivate ; -lin^-m,s. ploughing.
-'i ^Irmk
od. laSt
ft-% ^huik
2^tpntcomb
last
s. carder's
time
t^t-p^t-p
or
thistle,
year,since
long
since,
year;
.

to

card ; -hWva.

to card.

for

long

time

past, long

ago,

long

IJrpJi,
[,j a. split,cloven, riven; since.
cracked
split,crevice,rift, Ijrp^lrir,
prove,
; s. cleft,
tjf va. to repulse,to refissure ; -u^p-ki- a. cloven-winged.
to refute,
to contradict; {"
pi"j
to refuse, to reject; vn. to suffice,
s.
i_k-pi.ubcrack, crevice ; fury
Ihpiuiliuij s. arrow, dart.
[row. to be sufficient.
[confutation.
a. anatomic
ait-imt-f
"ifrfiiaili,,!!,
refutation ;
s.
l^irp^n^ah
;
p-ut'itlg
anatomy.
2,% or loty s. tire of a wheel.
2^irpAai%t-ir,
to
if, lj,-pjih,r,
Iht-uad',
h^i,va. to
uijfivn. to pant, to puff,
-.

to divide,to cut; to
cleave,to split,
to
chop ; to crack ; to tear ; to dissect,
anatomize

fig.to
make

; to

cleave

diamonds,"c. ;
division,to
breach between, to bring out

disunite,to
a

sow

be

breathless

p-ujofrJ". [incisors.
It-M-u/ii
s. front-teeth,
cutting-teeth,
of breath.
J. panting,shortness
"^tit-j;
; S.

Ikilihuuinu[, or intmy *. Vulcau.

l_^jopu,j a, strong,powerful,migh,

^Ml

lys

40 "

ty, vigorous, valiant;robust,lusty, astonishment , surprise, wonder

;
stout; potent, energetic,efficacious;charm, enchantment
; ecstasy; aS-m.
-i
-i lrpllhl,j
sy;
y,_ t'chcl' the Almighty,
4/"""j.-rapture,trance, divine ecstaOmnipotent ; ^ the mighty of the
or /i
aMpl^iiibhi%,~.nL-^UM
luh-lrlj"
earth; ,iopnL.p-p,
to be the admiration
%h,r;ipihi^^
very strong,most
Ol ; fun^uMlfh-/ p
tO
valiant,mighty ; pir,-uMp^a^ a proilhniagnt^nnL^
fessed
to
into
or
ecstasies,
enrapture;
plunge
open protector,
4- itutuM^
X^qopuMif.!/!,
8.2,20^1-;
i^'^u i''i^ surprisingto hear ;
ly,
-ityiiu ad. strongto astonish,to surprise,
vigorously,stoutly, powerfully, -ni-gu/bhj'va.
to astound, to enchant, to
to amaze,
mightily,
potently.
charm
to admiration, to strike with
to grow strongl^iopu/buiir,
er,
uijuij vn.
to become
amazement.
more
powerful,to make
render
oneself potent, mighty ; to
or
or uylis. hydra.
gather strength, to be strengthened.
2jtii-pui
J
2/"44*cow/,as, for example.
render
s. ichneumon.
i^^puM^ni-juAirtrva.iostrongIjiinir
er,
,

"

"

"

"

2^["^ptR
s. Hegira.
?
iJuFad.why ? for what reason
s. hin(measure);
hymen;
2f Jt*' Jy'i'l

more
to
powerful; to strengthen,
to fortify.
invigorate,
""
2,t"/'*''t
sturdy, robust , very

strong,very

stout

"" strengthening,invigorattt^pl'iing,

[wer, might.
s. force, strength,
i^^pni.p-fii.'b
poP-k
2,4-'
tjL^nt. oh ! ah ! alas !
2,c'
-

"

chem.

; -"."y4-"S. -mi-ybn.

; balloon.

matrass

sis
s. foundation
iTu/ii^
; base, baback
bottom
foot,
back,
part
;
;
;
foundation, establishment; mifuliiaiib
chem.
salifiable base ;
/" #"/" from
to
bottom; thouroughly, utterly;
top
to its very foundations;
/. jiuuiumIi,
W'
2,f

ber,
2,4* ^tH'a *" marauder,rover, robbrigand; (tn^ln^, sea-robber,
down
to the ground, to the bottom ;
pirate,free-booter,
corsair,sea-rover;
dations
to lay the founor 4^Jhi.iauipliiM/iilri_,
marauding, plundering;piracy;
-^t
found
*o become
of,to
["ijtpu,nSi,lri_,
a
;
4t^t3 uf"ii""Ht'L.'
wayman,
hightO
to rob, to plunder; 4/A/i or
linph-uAfrf,latuuiuM^^^jUMinintlis-^t
4^%/"i.
biufbhijto take to the highway, cast to the earth, to throw, cast or
I

to

over-run

or

scour,

to make

pull down

sions
incur-

"""_ Moiluiqiuli
^un^
1'^^ auMpM
; flf/i
be
.what
can
more
grievous or more
^k
barbarous
than that ?

overthrow

to

to
,

whelm,
over-

troy
subvert, to demolish, desruin utterly; ^ ^J-JhAi^
linpitiu^
to

"

or

hphp'
ib'i'i^L.
;
of;
"Ai^^^f.^^.
tunate,
2,4p 4/jpA .^'"j a. unhappy, unforiHi/i,
laid the foundation ; ["
to have
miserable,wretched.
solid
a
OH
s. pi.Hyades;ii/iiJpt-i-uj"pii
2j^aMii^
iltpiuj"^aiiiuitumnt^i^[ii/u/ii
"

"iitu''0 be overthrown
to be the foundation

-.

the

watery

foundation.

-.

^usiian^a.
2^^ui4piii^
,

^nhuni-fip^/""j

wonderful

*.

founder ; instito

vtt.
surprising,marvellous, astonishing, tutor; -q-ptriT,Irjip

found,

to

titute,
; to ins-

build,to lay the foundations

stupendous, ravishing,charming.
dation
*. founto establish;-f.pni-P-'h
to
vn.
to,
ijtm'iiaij;
wonder,
ui^uM)
institution
establishment
be
to
;
marvel,
astonished,surprised,
;
,
amazed

; to fall into ecstasies

to fall from
the clouds

I am
lost
^yu^ufuMpiTtJuuiit,
I

am

filled with

in

or

tures, -Ifu/iia.
rap-

4/""".

wonder,

admiration.

a.
Ijtufb^ruip
charming, ravishing,

stupendous , admirable ;
surprising
,
of
marvellous
-^uiii_a.
beauty ; -"""".
unutterable
mm-J"
a.
inexpressible
,
,
wonderful

-u^uibf_a. wonderstruck,
enraptured; -guttiu^ua. admiring, of
admiration ; ecstatic.
;

-ntjH,
2,f
u"j"n-/?/""-*'
I

i,

fundamental

u,uiltuMnjuyj"

to

va.

to level with

the

tonic.

mus.

-/"^f.or

-^ra,

demolish, to

raze,

ground ; -Jiufl,s. a.
built.
[established,

vn.
lJ,aLu,%utir,
wgiy

to' the

be

to

founded,

thouroughly,
fundamentally,

ad.
lj,m,a,uik"

bottom.

"h-iT. "nt^tw o. ^pi"iu^

JhSlhiupIl
"t-pnt-P^iA
ttp "tP^'l''
-* "fit-

"

'

%ir,r,

admiration, lay

irglvu.

the

to

fouud,

to

to
ostablish,

to build.
foundation,

l\f{,

406

2j/b^k-pnpq.
uig

to found magnificently,
^^Siitai^m/it-iTva.

[the foundationa. excavatingor

digging
^ItilLiuilinp

a-puih-f nM-um,

*t/_, to know,

to

learn

fifth

the

give
to the bot2,^ffi#.^/Aad.thouroughly,

torn

fifth ; ad.

a.

the fifth part ; -tJ",

the fifth part

s.

h^Ji
of,to

tribute
con-

take

up

or

fruits.

of the

part

fifthly
;
to

va.

*" quintillion
IJP'tl'd'"''
; -luna-n^u/i,
a.

bot.

-ti

a.

pentacapRular; -li,a%i^ikuyor
"pin-uiuim^

S.
of five cubits ; -lifi"

to
-Ifiiyj;hglfva. to quintuple,
2,ftr,
decayed; "nfili;
4inj a. old, worn,
in
". folded
ancient, antique; ~^ s. the ancients ; increase five fold; -lipkt'''
of
[a,,
merly, five.
forantiquity;
("4in".ift ad. anciently,
-.

five thousand
'ipm-ituiifuip

of

since, in

; -4-"i

longtime
days
s. ciuque-ports.
or
'Ij/iin.i.u/iin.pni.ui'b
^ 4*"j J-iMnTiMfuuMliuig
Jt
hundred ; -bmli
five
a.
ab autlquo ;
lj[/hiij^iuplii-p
^hink
4tr"rj
J-iuJ'iaiiuiliuig
a

yore

a.

"

4"""'4""^"'%the old testament; -Wiu^

"nku/iip ancient codes ; /I ^ni.Uu """_ ^
in ancient
" modern
"bnpni-tlh,
law;
fni-ulfuwaning moon;
old,
lut-m-p^,
aged, in years, grown old ; u,^n^i,^%
Ancient
of days,the Eternal, the Most
-

High
Son

uMt-ni-p^

"

ui%uiuiiL

"

iiopui^ujX a veteran
;
forcst
of
a
iTu^pirutu
uit-ni-pi^
cedars;
'-Pt.
"-P3
,

ancient

inveterate

rancour,

ad. like
Xjfii,up.iup

hate.
a

[sair.

sea-rover

or

01*

a.

a.

of five hundred

five hundred

-npif.

uig

Dionisian

p-ninp

period,532

Victorian

Jkiy

-Irm^

years

the

a.

years ;

-"._

years ; -mJtip
old ; -trpnpn.or

years
five hundredth.

a. pentasyllable.
'H/uif.'^yif.bui'ii

pentaJtpfr'fcuy*.
^Ji^iipfui^aiputiitiy

the Eternal
iTu/iini-l^

uii^ni-pij

of

a.

past, tackle

five

with

pullies.

t' -t' P''-y

'Ipiii.^p.uip,

day

u""-"/^

shrove

-;-toAa.

incursion.

thurs-

[tameter.

weeks.

cor-

g, pcriodical
J-iuiTuMbuMli
jJtiMutluuMquMt^

*"

holy ; i-kp
ofthursday: of five

"/t A-

a. of five feet
Ij/inf.nu/bhiu'u
fivefold ;
a.
'ij/iitf-uiuimlili

; *. penad.
five

times as much
s. hot. balsam.
ijpiuiituinpli
; -u^iSum^ apmS, s. penof five halls or
a.
2j!iiuj^uiiujhuip^t-u^i^s. aggression, tastyle;-""/"""4*-""A
assault

saloons

by brigands.

'ijfiiii.i.uip
er,
plunderu,j s. marauder,
robber, brigand; uin^k-ij to go
marauding, to plunder, to pillage,to
,

talous ; s.
Iru/ii

a.

S'

bot.

pentapecinque-foil,
potentilla;
-kth.^.
s. Pentapentastic; "^mqui^
a.
-mk-plr^bii/i,

polis; -ophui/ a. of five days ; s. tburssack, to ravage, to rifle ; -/."./??

s. marauding,
day, the fifth day ; Jbptlh quintan,
"c., "c.
plundering,invasion,pillage. five-dayfever ; S. ^^f-""
bark ;
a.
"IJibuMilhuy
hoary , grey-headed ;
["s. med. Peruvian
2j/iilr%u,j
inveterate.
[henna. bot. cinchona, quinquina.
to pant, [breath.
vn.
^/Auy, l^ s. alkanet,red dye; bot.
iJ/iil/iiuiiT,
lu^fi
barbarous.
of
a.
s.
2^1/111111.11/1111.
panting, shortness
2j/b[/bni-tfh
five
fifth
a.
s.
-m-W,
*. weaving; texture;
IJ/ii^4^i^Pji
2j/iinL.Mutf
;
; t-p^i.^
-

"

"

"

4%^op aiJop for fifteen years, for three

lustra ; uiml^mu ^ aj^um^i ^tif-liL,
i^'t
forty five \ np op
kp mJunfli on the
,

"

"

fifth

day

of the month.

a. of five hills ; quin"ij/bifuiliuimuip

quejugum ; -lln- a.ad. in five manners;
-lips. pentachord ; -i/LAui^ gr. of five

-Jiuu'ii, -Jhiumiip
feet,pentametrical;
a.

of five parts ; *. two fifths ; -Jkiy a.

five years
old ;
^p^"*

of five years,

Jb-^
nt-uiTu/iigquinquennium ; -dku/ii
S. -"ffi-io,;
''"taa. quinquennial;
-Jhlny
a. of five months
s. pentagon ;
; -"iilifiJu
a. pentagonal,quinquangular.
-lililiL.'i.l,
,

-hu.uiuu.'l,,
l^l/l,.,.kJbu.%,

"c.

S.

tj/iiop-biuj pk^a
,

years ; inveterate ;
chronic
distemper.
-

JJiuiuim; J-piH^"
*.
2,^n.

turn ;

S.

'*"

'

?-'"f_.

old, aged, in

4^"-"i"%f.n"./?^"Jb
l"itu.
y^'-'H'"""'" H/*to

turn

round

" round; to revolve; -^p^^^im^fc^, to

turn,to turn or whirl round,to revolve.
l,h t *" purple ;
garment ; -^4 *,
-

"

iris ; -i^Cuiu^p,
; hot. flag,
halophila,
sword-grass,yellow water-

Iris,rainbow
flag.

2,^i.u.t.f.
healthy,
unwell, un""j a. sick,ill,
,

diseased;suffering,
patient;
infirm ; /^1ifc/_
S. -."%". J*; ip^
2,/*. invalid,
-

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ll'h

407

"/i#4 to fall seriously

ill,
dangerously -^uAai-Pf s. materiality
; 7/f*" S. -^u/i,;
ill; if.uipiTm'iilrlj
a. material ; *.
-%[i,.pmatter;
uin.
luliiaJki_
things,
if- , ^u^lri_
-["% to nurse, to take care of,to tend, root ; -c-ap 8. -4"*
to assist,
to watch
full of humours,
by, to sit up by ;
IJf'-P-h.i^
"#y a.
to
visit
succulent
plethoric
k-iuAi'i^
jujrj
patients
juicy,
;
;
;
t^4/"/"
-uig ,
,

"

"-"- jhipSiinilj
jH both lu body
4nfi-nil_
" mind ;
I
have
been ill.
tqk
-

fruitful land, [pose of matter.

fertile,

IJii-P-h-ir,
hgf, va.

ad. like a sick

Xj[it-ut%,yuipuiii

; to be

be

with

the

com-

fall sick together

or

struck

form,to

cule
t *" atom, corpuscle; moleZJ.i'-ik
a. atomical,
puscular;
cor; -u.liu/u
; particle
molecular
^It^iunilny
;

person;
a, sickly,;
-^f.^*
very ill; ad. S. -f"'/";
to
vn.
kta li't't'l'

to

atomist

same

^^o"-/3fli

atomism.

illness ; -^ni.pZ

sick together;
s. the falling
a. lean, emaciated, thin, extenuated
"iJtiJt
ed;
withers
hrunk,
fig.
shrivelled,
compassion, fellow feeling;
;
-i//ima. slow-witted;slothful.
-iu4""*""emaciating,extenuating;
to mako
to fall sick, -uiiilrtr, -trgni-gtuiikJ'va,
ijii-uihii.ui'iiiuj',
lean,
uiyi,/ vn.
the
sick,
to
be
ill.
emaciate
to
2j"-'u'i,j.uAl,
s. pi.
[to
extenuate,
; -u/uluT,
u,j,
infirmary
^pt-u/bfuiitng
-piT,A-juyvn. to grow lean, to get thin,
-put% s. hospital,
to shrink, to waste, to fall or pine
; sick-ward.
to droop,
away, to wither,to languish,
the sick;-".*"" a.
to dwindle
to decay; -"n"..A/i,
on
nurse, attendant
away,
the sick ;
visit the
to wane
visiting
poor,
; -t-u,^a. lean,meagre,
y-u/^, to
sick ; -pMup a. causing illness.
thin, puny; ^t..//A waning moon;
-nt-Oh
decline
to cause
to
va.
s. decay
2,p'-m'i"i-wjiai-i/uAtir
dwindling
,
,
fall sick,to make
illor infirm.
away, leanness, marasmus,
tion.
consumping
Ij'i-ui'iiq.ui^uijiji.
tottering,vacillator walking slowly or
th'-'O2,l"L"
l^t-'o
A? *" cottage,hut ;
feeblylike
sick person.
S. 2,/"-i4a
; -^4 *" cot ) hovel , cabin;
,

-,

a.
ijit-u.'bq.au,
weakly sickly of
dinary.
constitution,
infirm,valetu,

booth

; cell ;

unsound

s.

-no

ichneumon.

An
S. consul
?pt-u"tiiui
; ihn^
during the
luMu'i,
-[, vice" ; ^ -m^i
consulate of; -mlruAs.pl. the consuls;
ing,
ails. indisposition,
lJ,,-iu%^ni-p-l,Ju
ease,
disor
illness,sickness,infirmity,
-,iai^iu%a. of a consul,consular;
temper
dis"um-^
complaint,
disorder,malady,
"uuMputii S. consulate ; "mnt-f
consular dignity, [ter.
; passion; ptpti.
.^cAii^u.^ s. consulship,
servant orminiss. Gr.w.
i/hi^utqfti^huMlip slight,
lluiiMi%tf.tai^np
^pi-uit-p^m
painful,dangerous, serious,fatal ijl^f ,n/,-.pt u[y s. texture, tissue ;
tress ; braid ; intertwining,
ness
interweaving,
to
; ^fti^u/iii^uibuM^"
uMiiliutMik-a
^
catch,to contract a disease ; UMluinui
wreathing ; knit;^tq^u,"!,
en
gold^^I^;
-^
-ihuih,
%uii_ uApnL.J-lr^ to be seized with
tresses;S.2,t/",lJ'"'?^."c.
;
incurable
an
malady ; q^piagnt.ga,%t-i_avalanch, snow-slip;-mi-j^ a. woven,
to incroase, plaited.
liiuj"Jb^J'uigni.gufliiri_
[^/"u^5 tresses,plaitof hair.
ifto alleviate pain or sickness ; pJ-^lri_
tress ; braid ; plait
Ijii.uu.li
;
uig s.
to
to plait;
to weave;
cure
va.
2J,iui,irir,
; uiti^nt-quMlih-^
p^ilitij
tj^
q^
tf"
to braid ; to twist, to enlace , to entwine,
^u,^ni.p^i_f,-p-%, to get well, to be
to interwine;to knit;fig.
to compose,
cured, recovered from illness;
lilrqitlri_
f

"nu

uiu

"

"-".

"

j;-

feign sickness

to

; S.

["m_^^t,^

JjibophuMj

^^t./?,"j*.
humour; moisture; succulency;
juice; syrup ;
itutqnj
-

p.ni.ung

iTiinj graVy ;
lpnpn_
intestinal juices;
umu,Jkpui^

Sap ;

to write ;

p-o/Su/^^iT,

"

"

"

^itiq.nif to

hatch

wickedness, to frame or get up

to machinate, to devise.

plot,

2,t^''["^s.
; knitter.
platter
the north,sepIJiL-ufia
y or [i -!"s.
tentrion ; north-wind,aquilon,
Boreas;
I

"i"/"-4^ the bleak north-wind,

mhuig
"jjtn.
jf*. gastricjuice; mu{ui^aij^%-,-sii- the lowering boreal winds.
,

treous

humour.

or
a. producinghumour
ljii-P-uip.hp
matter; -4""* a. material , corporeal
;

the north,
a.inhabiting
IJlft-uftauifSituli
northern, northerly,boreal,septentrional,
hyperborean.

2,h'P

408

'

versity,
s. misfortune, misery,ad^ifin^pj,

f *. cold wind, aquilon;

^^uuliaiiili
,

S. -'vy/*; -"'i^rs.

-oA

scending,
good-natured,condecomplying, docile; pliant,
the north of the isle.
yielding
p%nM.pf pliantor
supple,
;
north-wind,
aquilon;
lJ[,"-uliaiuC,niJ's.

north, northward
to

wretchedness.

north-side,the

or

; /r

-s

^ini.,Muj

l^q^n/ii

a.

aurora

s.

-"yif.

borealis

missive;
flexible temper; -a.4".5io.docile, sub-

northern-

a. northern, septentrionlights; -u"j[i%

al,

hyperborean,boreal.
a. woven,
Ijii.u^k't'
plaited; twisted,
knit ; open , in open-work ; s. lace,
bone-lace ; n-nt^puiu^^
open-worked
-

obedience,docility,
er
to renddeference,pliancy; /" taifb-i^
-ppiA

s.

docile

obedient.

or

*.
whispering , whisper ;
2,S^6-".%p

rumour,

murmur,

hum.

mur
whisper ; to murto
or
jaiiiliuflil;
jatSipi
nt-Jbp
;
uu.'iiqs- carpenter,joiner;
in
a
ear.
-1i
person's
of
whisper
or
a carpenter;
a.
"".
-luliu/i,
2,s-S^"t".
whisperer.
-t-iT, tj[i
pni-huui s. joiner's-calling;
flesh,
eating raw
to carpenter,to work in carpentry;
i^MTuilit-p
va.
u#y a.
ferocious;
crudivorous, omophagous ;
pentry.
s. carpenter's
shop ; -m-p-f s. car-nj
-""./3^*.omophagy; ferocity.[/?n"-/l.

2,6-S-tir,
fry^vn.

stockings

to

"

S. yht-P-tuliutli
D.
liTuijuilitub
Pf"-^
;
s. talisman, amulet,
l^iHyhiuli
irliu,^

tissue;
2,/i"-"ni-"/Snjj s. texture,
weaving,
tress, plait,braid; entwining, inter-

contexture, composition;

phylactery; a.

S.

^Wuifk^iT,
ir^J,

vn.

cellular,reticular,vascular

texture

to

"l^irni-u,.
to

[ger;

Jonah.
afii^i^ngfig.

augury,

towards

sorcery,
;

vn.

augury

; to beUeve

tO
,

a.
cruel, ruthless, inhul^Jhi^lruii_
crudity;^^.cruelty.
2,"'ii-?s.rawness,
well versed, erudite,
a.
2,"/i"-""
^"TiniMig
perienced,
learned; practised,expert, ex,

skilled.
skilful,

s. inhospitality
"uilrgnt.'B
; "mntA
"

ad. learnedly,eruditely
i^tTiniupiup
;

scientifically
; cleverly.
to
vn.
i^i/iiiiiAiuMr,
uyiy

or
Ijlit-pi^^uiij
ing
lodg,ug a. receiving
strangers, hospitable;-kJ", ty^

kind

be

structed
in-

well

informed,versed, experienced.
*. great skill or
[-""-?
ability.
iJ'miu^pJ- a. well versed,skilful;

to receive
to welcome,
travellers,
to lodge,to shelter; -""-_
entertain,

/?f". hospitality,
welcome,

in divination

have faith in diviners ; iniJiuM%^iTuif^

hospitality;
is broken,
the charm
[man, barbarous.
guest's a-

s.
slaying strangers ;
-uuiu/bn..l3-^i3i
a.
s.
inhospitable
-uit-iuj t-jpj
; "mtu
superintendant of the guest's apartment;

to

no,

guest, to receive

*. hospitality;
hospitable;-u[,pn,.pf

vn.

onomancy

^iTatjt-J'
; ^Jlyfijuibuiuu

; S.

-%ny s. hospice;
partment; -u^p a. fond of receiving
or
entertainingstrangers, generous,

S. ~^"3

",

-JlrpJ-a. very inhospitable

; -"iiiaiT,",,
jty

juluni-ufuk

ity
liberal-

hospitable reception,hospitality;sign or
to be

craft,
prognostication,witchment
enchantconjuration,

evil presage;
^put^yJmancy;
-Pjiu
uin^hfj
ifdiyu
CfJuyhi,tO SOOk
strangers; -M-b-uipni-pf

practisinghospitalityor
s.

augur,

jure,
bewitch, to conenchant; ",J'uMjy,ui_

charm, to
magic glass; S. ^m-^ip-.
^ujlrilip,
tion,
^Jiujni-P-lit^i
2,if!aff;
jpj s. divina-

straniJ'i-P"J ^j *" guest,visitor,

ad. like a guest ; -^mt.
a.
'lj;i-puip.uip
most
a.
inhospitable
able,
hospit; -Jtiruip
"

divine,to

prognosticate,to
to

uni-uil"-

"

to Inform,to
'l^iTinuignL.gutblrj'va.
to

ception.
re-

struct,
in-

teach, to train.

s. knowledge,
erudition,
l^ira,ai-Pf

science,ability
practice.
; experience,
of a guest or
a. old,ancient, antiquated;
s. quality
2^%uipaiSi
Zjii-p-M-PliiiM
in the
stranger; pilgrimage; -/"t.4^
-"i-tin -^pmuM^ a. learned
sf.female
guest or stranger,
s. antiquary,
[miserable,pitiable. knowledge of antiquities;
cient
an2,[;pu"f.n/r,
a. very
antiquarian
-f^m
;
uiuimirnt-P-fiiSi
wretched,
poor,
annals ; -^[naai-P-f
to render unhaps. antiquity
i^l'.piujnt.jtiAitrirva.
py
;
-

or

wretched,to ruin.

-"th' tct
'

*"

paleograph; ancient his-

2,^2

10

offive feet.
s. deceiver,
out; -7-f/"
plotter, 2ifnu,aA^ff.five-footed,
Indian
traitor,artful person ; -^L^ni./J^t*s.
*"
""
l^'tbft n-k'-s
; black,
India;
artifice,
d
eceit;
a.
-4%m
.Jiu,jm,ebony,
snare,
sible, negro;
pos-^,
meg;
bamboo
ad.
feasible,
practicable; -Miitu
ebon; 1^4-^^,
; pjikyt} nutsilk-worm
ing,
ingeniously
iTp^bi^,
; -jgtj a. teaching,informapifii,
;
ant-lion ; \ui-.
instructing,suggesting;-.."p a.
turkey, turkey-cock;
to go to the Indies.
possible,feasible,that can be made
fi,ui_[,
or
a. brown, black.
done; powerful,potent; S.-j.t"". 2^%q.^ut^nji"
to find

"

-u

a. indo-european;
2^n\iMM-h,^nuiuigli

to

or expedients,
invent,to find means
contrive,to excogitate.

indoa.
n.ypJui'huMiiuiiift-pinjii^^
to
Indian
s.
fig-tree
-p-qtr%li
;
german
,
sibility;
feas. possibility,
i%,up,u,-npn^p-[,L'b
pricklypear ; -(unis.zool. babi-roussa;
invention; means, expedient. -^uii- s. turkey, turkey-cock or -hen,
vent, mushroom
or
'piuiph,r,
-4"""-n"-^
h^j$ -pftiT,
irgtyvn. to in; "J""^
to find out, to imagine a device, young
turkey; a%nM-gp^-nLj breeder
to conceive
to contrive;to
of turkeys; ^ifny
a project,
tisri^'^" ""/"-,
to endeavour, to exert
strive,
oneself; iu,l,k the turkey gobbles.
to bend
or
apply one's mind to, to
-^y/Aa. Indian.
f^ftim^uHi
"

"

-n"-

"

""

study;

counterfeit,to feign;S.

to

cocoa-tree

s.
l^"f.^uA^,

1?""P^-

cocoa,
-^ini-i_s.

a. artful,
2^,u.pl,,nu^
sly,stibtle,
ning,
cun-

conquering
2^M^^ui,lu/ii
".

s. bamboo
^flih.ikf'i'

art.
2,iu//"n^ni-iis.invention,industry,
Indian,
a.
old ; to

s.

India

log-wood, Campeachy

in

out, to

India.

-^uym

to make
2tiuijni.ji,ii,lrir
va.

tation;
plan-

"

/is. Hindoostan,
]^"f.liiMM"mu,'i,

crafty; -ni./;'*.
artifice,
cunning,
trickery,virile,
shift,craft.
a.
i^mplfi, possible.

; -^

cocoa-nut.

in

the

the Hindoostanee

Indian

wood.

-f^4* or /"4*'
language ;

language.

press
i%b-iiA l%iuA ""j s. press ; wine; vat, trough of a wine-press;
a. five headed
2,%f.""7^"'u"%
must-vessel;
; "ttp.p ^o"-p
4"u^4uAt-^,to
thc Peutateuch
to trample,
\ynilalru[,
; -^t'"- ""
press, to tread grapes ; fig.
pentaglot,in five languages;-pp^/^n.^ to oppress ; -u"4 *. tub, small vat;
^uiiuii-s. quinqueremis ; -4u,uwnp a.
u"4"'/" ""j *. wine-presser; ""f4""/""j"-_
in five volumes;-"}"y%
Rf s. pressing of grapes ; "lyuMp^ s.
five-volumed,
s. mus.
-unts.
fifth;
lustrum, space of
wine-press-room ; -t-uAi s. Bacchus.
five years ; -,r,uu,hu.% s. Pentateuch
to cut down, to reap,
va.
t-gft
I^iHs-mT,
;
-iTiuuliihui^ a. five-fingered;
to
to
-iHtipm^^ mow;
gather,to get in.
at the pentathlon;
a. victorious
2itnu,^
out ; -zp s.
worn
a. old,worn,
4"./li.
or
s. quinquertium,
-iruipuini-P-f
tathlon old lumber, trash, rubbish; -mk-mg
penold clothes-man.
; -Jlihn'bs. quintillion
; -'/"{"am iluiXuin-li^,
wear

up, to

use

waste, to

sume.
con-

-,

"

"

a.

pentaedrous; -^pJ-

a.

having five

2%nj

[i

stove, furnace,oven

s.

movements; -^aif,s.pentameter; -";",_

u^lk a. quintuple;ad. five times as
iuuiiJiuMpuMbp
^f'-'ip}
Mt"iun.utuutM^np
much
; -"MiiumifhiT,
t^f,va. to quintuple, melting-,blast-,shaft-,re verbatory-,
t

to increase

fivefold ; -uih,"

five soldiers ;
-^u,.i,,ip_p
S. ^/.V"-. "c., "c.

2,i^A-".4
a.
tr/iu,^
,

s.

s.

chief of

Pentapolis
;

va.

five ; fifth ; the

s.

puddling-,
to burn

fifth part ; -t^/A S.

to

mufile-furnace

like

; -,u%u"r

vn.

furnace; -uigm-guAhW
enflame,to make a furnace of;
a

-I'lls. stove.

2,*?^'""?"'."/4
s. oldness
2,*"""-/?^"-%
; age, old age,
fifteen
'H^if.y.niuum'i,
a.
[iji
; fifteenth; decay ; antiquity
; relic of antiquity
;
of fifteen old rubbish
-u.Jlr,y Jt/'j -Jku^-i,
a.
Jki,l,j
; -^ Mf-'-ythe antiquities,
"

15

the
ancient
old; -".^//ft.'",
monuments
of Ani ;
a.
pentadecagon; -kp"p^ ,"j a. ad. fifteenthithpntJt
extreme
old age,
or
uiit^iug,
; -ir^l^. tjn^ij a. s. all the ftf- hoary old age ; decrepitude;
-oJ[,j,
years,

years

^ift-pirut^
t/imjs,

a.

five.

[teen.

the

slough or cast

off skin of

serpents.

all five.
2,*?.fr^t""ir,-^^^,,^frj"t.%ry^.a.
a. sounding, echoing,resounding,
^^uliu/i,

l^tta"ad.

five times.

sonorous

-m-Pf

g.

sonor-

ins-

1
s. mus.
-1/jni.pf

the

| rection

accom-

panying.

i^iihtt,
frj/fvna.

to sound

to

sound,
re-

to
boom, to echo ; "i,^,iaj
to tinkle ;
toll,to ring,to gingle,
S-"c

to

"Int.,to murmur,

to roar;
4""^"y"jfto
to rustle; 4^."jo..
blow, to whistle,
-

easy,
gloomy, anxious, unpensive, thoughtful, troubled,
-m-

spread

to

to pronounce to

tO
r
U9iltalt2iuq

; #"J_ puapt-iig
upon, to ofifend the

ear;

to chink.

"Tag
,

full of care,

a.

licitous
so.

to
provision
; to furnish,to garnish,

to

to sound, to reva.
l^it-gnL.gui'i.htr
sound
to
toll
to
to
;
ring,
; to divulge,
make
to
S.
publish,
public; (Jim^,"c.

m^

; to take care
care, to keep, to

store, to procure
preserve

tcu._

-ni-P-fS. 2^afuipu,pJnt-Pb'^,
to provide,
^if-uiiT,
uigty or tugb vn.
;

"

disquieted
;

'ipt-mftto

boom; pu.%l,g,to
announce,
abroad, to publish; ipmnM

solicitude ;

torn

solicitous ;

to whizz, to whistle
'I'll

care

with anguish,
in
sorrowful.
steeped
grief,
mindful,
2,"'/-"""careful,
,/.a.attentive,

grate

; watchful

-pt-//a. care-worn,

or

with
care,

to

mind;

qnt-illr^kto grow

band;
hus-

i^ nt-pm-^

be

or

of,to

anxious

about, disquieted,
uneasy, thoughtful,
to trouble one's head or oneself about,
sound , noise, to torment
*"
oneself,to fret about; ^i^i^t-^ 2,V"'-'"
to take no thought for the
rumour
; echo ;
quii,faMi"jgtinkling,./""ly'iT'-b
don't be uneasy,
peal,jingle,
ringing; 4""^"/"jitn^n,. morrow
; i^ p,^ ~"U^
do not distress yourself.
murmur,
^o^^"u.4*Z7/ '"/^"y.
roar;
bling,
~ni-[3-ll 7#"i^i"a^
rushing, dashing; npnmjhfi, rum"nL-p*
Jni^tuiiiuip
,

'

'

roll ;

"

KJ.

uM'i,Ji(,lr,.ni
pattering
;

s. psychologist;
Inif-yptu'ii
-mliuA a.
boom, roar;
^pn/ crackling; ^pt-ui^j
-m.p-'b
s.
roll;
p-jplili,
-logical
rumble;
-logy ; -puipim- S.
^iMit-uig,
;
crack
to recover
oneself,
luiupiuifuiiili
; -pL-pbirvn.
;
^Htnu.^ clash, 2,n9Lu.oneself
to
to
come
clang ;- ^_/?i"y^j clank, clanking;
again ; -pnt.,/^a.
-

"

spiritual,
divine;-?-42_a. very sinful;
sembled
a. asshade, ghost,vision ; -"f.nt-inup
noise was
heard ;
the Holy Spirit; J-nqj.^^
a
by
hifhi.
itv"s. sacred
-p^~
council;-ij-utpJ
ipib"^^tFng chink.
jovial,
a. joyous, gay,
pb'f'i
-tint-iupii
S. 2^'il"^''i
-^[S-h-mJ^tWith
aii^i^tw^nphjocund,jolly;-^t, li'P ita "" ^"^^ "^
the tinkling of bells " the clash of
the Holy Spirit; -biu.ni,a. divinely
cymbals.
prophetic;divine, spiritual;
inspired;
s.
-[uoum-Pji
X^"^'"3s. care, solicitude,
pneumatology ; -i-f* a.
concern,
born in the spirit,
tude,
trust,custody; care, anxiety, solicispiritual
; -^i"* a.
mental pain ; -:p uiu.
inquietude,
spiritual,
incorporeal; psychical
; -4"'soulyinL.l3j,
s.
a.
spirituality;
,f.ni,uiliu!hp
.n/uniLpgloomy caros
-^k-^y^
;
iiuli^iui
wholesome, vivifying,
miLblrfjttigttbirtt
p.k-plrfj
mjMfriy saving, salutary,
to care, to mind, to take care
reviving; -libpa. inspiredby the
for,to
be mindful;
holy, divine; s. prophet;
"".*"""_,
[iJhililupliuHihij Holy Spiritj
to care, to be concerned, to reck, to
-linpnja a. soul-dcstroying; ~lipo% a.
be anxious
iiittr.
ual,
spiritlivingaccording to the spirit,
about;
^fjuph
3" "-3'
to show
a. dying,
-4""%
a
virtuous;
or
religious;
liHiiuiTu,
lively
express
interest,to take great pains with; in agony ; -i,u/i"i.bums. Requiem;
tick ;
J-uMliiujnL.jf[i

"

p.iupp.iurLnj

to make
:
piration
e,uE'i,yi_,
-

aS-

noise ;

*.

"

"

-li

0. furnished with the wisdom

-i,m%TC,ap

leave

that to

me

%nt-u.%

take

care

of your

j'u,2t'"L:
^b'-p^"'L
b

2^n^uMp.iupi,
bg
,

trustee

agent, purveyor;

ifn puipp

mutp

~"3

"ni-f

"

""_

of the Holy Spirit

; -^^j

s.

soul-mass-

intellectual,
spiritual,
reputation
;
".
immaterial;angelic; angel; -iTui^a.
care-worn.

"#j

cakes ; -"{k'b
a.

a.

s,

dian,
guar-

intendant, steward,

inspector,
overseer,

s. soulsoul-corrupting
; -"r.uu'b piaJ-b'ti
-Jhimhufii
written
a.
tion
by inspirascot;

ring
Holy Ghost ; -trmpm o. waragainst, or denying the divinity
the Holy Spirit
; s. follower of the

of the

to care, to take
(b'iit-u
surveyor;
teeship of
trusof ; -nt-l9fs. guardianship,
care
charge,
custody,inspection, doctrine of Macedonius
;
-

administration,disuperintendence;

denying

the

divinityof

s.
-iruMpmnJp
Holy Spi-

the

5i

zmspirit;
heresy
motive, principle
; -#/ii-/" essence,
,
a. deep in the mysteries of the Holy
meaning, character, spirit;desire,
with the Holy Spirit; genius,turn of the mind, disposition,
endowed
Spirit;
2

of Macedonius

rit,the

by the Holy Spirit; inclination ; tpi%iy[,% miruiilfuilh^

-"i4"^ a. formed
celestial or blessed,divine,
a.
soul-refreshing,
"reviving; u,%J\u^
-"hnpnif.
renewed
ing
sublime)
immortal
soul ; Y^ft-j.u^i"._
by the Holy Ghost; refresh,

reanimating the spirit;-'hm-iaf.

or

of the
inspiration

liUMb

I tcL-nh-qfilf
t
UMIt-utpplilI

or

-2/"4""-PA *. winning souls,spiritual

gain; -^^upj^ a. moved
by the Holy

turlbnt-iul^ulbj

heroic, virtuous, high

q.l,t-pui^iiibnoble
or
or
or great, tender
elevated,

singing sung by
Holy Spirit
; -^^4 a. salutary,useful
to the soul, spiritual;sensible mind, soul
or
profitable
a.

UMlitunn.

or

spirit
; "iin^uium,

or

ini^ah-uilj
Jn"nplrMUg
"

grovelling,low,

vile

mean

ungenerous,
spiritor mind ;
or

Spirit;soul-stirring,
troubled,erring
pathetic,moving,
aa.utiuihuiti
irt^
a.
touching,affecting
pu/liiuuutli
uwbLin^tab
granted
; -^npC,
rational, animal " vegetable life or
by the Holy Spirit;adorned with or
full of the giftor grace of the Holy S.; existence ;
pirummni-pV intellect,
of
the
communicating
Holy Spirit; -inL%^ spirit knowledge;
p.iu'iiuMuu,yii^ui
a.
inspiredby the Holy S. ; -utui^.
^u"t'"poeticfire,genius or enthusiasm;
s.
i heavenly spirits,
niai-P-[iL.'ii
spirit-worship; --i//"".
spirits
4/7fe-.^AtFi"y
-^
narrated
uim-iTa.
of light; -^ [uuii-iupfi
ness,
tion;
spiritsof darkby Divine Inspiradevils ; i^iuJ-u,pyu,i_
the
treatingor narratingby ; -^""p^
dead,
-^
l-kt- S. -^"/"4 ; --^t" ad. spiritually,the defunct, the deceased; ,i.u,u,u,uiu,p_
according to the spirit,
divinely; alle- miru,i_-^ the damned; luui,iu"in,.p-l,,^
dent,
gorically,
mystically; -n-u/in^a. aror
i,n,l.,.ytranquillity
peace of mind,
heartsease;
spiritual,
fervent,devout; -ul^p
ilh-^u/ii^ni^
4o^"_"y magnanimity,
a.
benign, soul-pitying,soul-saving;
generosity ; ^iupniin^9-l,i3,p
the faculties of the soul ; 4ji.
spiritual,
devout, pious ; -ulpnL.t3-\,^,'^""t'-nj
in spirit
s. piety,devotion ; -utinJiin.
ed
nourisha.
i[.i.i"[_ad.
ly,
; spiritually
; feelingor
fi f
brought up spiritually
warmly ; -:p fipp^iiip[iM-p
; -tiu^u,
i,iu,fu,p
loss of souls
'lin^p-l,
there are a hundred
s.
perversion; ^uiiiui^p,\\u,p'bnj
souls
inhabitants
thousand
in the
or
-^-/-/.u,j a. dying, agonizing, expiring,
at the last gasp, in the
of
Erzerum
of
^
city
^^,i,puini-pp%
;
pangs
"

"

death

; -^

s.

pangs

struggle ; [t%h/^l"

agony

death-

dying, giving up

the

in agony,
ghost, to be in

last gasp

at the

point of death;

-u

the

-Ultra

u/j,

or
a.

to be

knowing

thoughts

or

un..p-l,

s.

the

secrets

of the heart

the

inmost

of the soul; -".""_

of
gift
penetrating the

secrets

uiiumiTni-P-ttruth is the soul or life

of history ; iruipjjfu
^"u^uia.m^
^Mfi,uii

ist;
-kp^mi^s. psalm-

flesh is at

war

spiritwith

the

with the spirit,

" the
flesh ; fumnui^
^huiiLb
b #-/"^*2'. the spiritof God fell upon
him ; "l'pi'i_
"""/" 4"f-"'L" to love
with
all one's heart or soul ; ."tuA^t^^-'i"
-

to render or give up the ghost,soul or

singingby inspirationof the
S. -"n,i,/b pu,J-l,i, spirit
^
Holy Spirit
to expire,to
; -juiu,ni.p
; ifi/rui,ia'biri_
f
2,"^t"-n/f
die
a- spiritual
devout,pious;
;
; un^la-lr/ilti
libplrahinn tO
iftlt^i-nt^M
animated, lively,
for
souls
spirited;-^ s. spiritual
departed
pray
; 4u,""^n".""jt
things ; -."4u.'/#
a.
spiritual
St/" ^*/". God rest his,her soul;S.
; -."_
"nku S. 2,nif-*-"v4-"
; -t.r
va. to give life
^tb'i^"f-y infill, guest'shouse.
to
enliven
to
S. 2,"to,
vivify,
; ~l,irvn.
a. divine,inspiredby
In-f-ftutfiiuiiiiug
God ; -S-ni-/3/i8. -k-f^m/unt-Pt
"j-l-u'iiuiir
s. spirituality.
; -/7t_/?/i".i
-4pm^
lnii.k;linlunt-P-'[i
s. transmigrationof
or
4"i^t- a. having an excellent
soul,
souls,metempsycosis.[busy,meddling.an elevated
or
high spirit;adorned
Z"'^e'*"4tjr'^hazardous,bold;fussy, with divine grace.
t"'tl"f'-"j *" soul, spirit,ghost;
to become
l^nij-lnJiiinj;
ritual
spiiMiijuij vn.
the Holy Ghost, Paraclete; spirit,
to
to
become
mated,
anibrighten up,
;
angel ; soul,person, individual ; soul,
to revive, to take
inspirited,
breath;soul,spirit,
heart.
heart; wind,
life,
breath; sprite, fiend,goblin; soul.
to Spiritualize,
vo.
2^n,fliu,jni-jin%l.ir
a.

'

"

tn'i,

415

to

to inspirit,
to animate, on one's head ; /. I"2^%Ifi^
purify; fig.
or *A"6/^ito
to reanimate, to give new
be buried;
Invivify,
ultumuaUuM^ f lliblri
-y
life to,to raise the spirits
be
to
to
tore
resof;
uipJ-iu'iil,
unworthy of burial,of
-

to

to life.

t,"tl""-T'
s. spirituality
; the proceed-

funeral honours
without a tomb

2^n^n^ S.

inter,to bury, to

[ingof

the

Holy Ghost.

i^nifujiy
; -ni-p-ptA ".

Care,

solicitude.

; to be
; mu,i_

by the earth
earth; -pipmli

the

to disclose.

of,or produced by
produce of the earth

to open

with

cover

or

the

bare-headed
a.
Xniufi.f,

unveiled

uncovered; naked, bare, undressed ;

ad, openly,manifestly,
publicly
; """..
Sit^S.-ihJ-; //At^or
-

^n^uApiT,^n^trfiT, t-jiy vn. to

uncover
to
or
striponeself;
put off one's

to

stand bare-headed,

hat

or

dress,
unveil,
un-

"veil,to

[room,green

room.

s.
'iniuMpuA
apodyterium, dressing
to briug oi; gathXnibj;'ininuyiTva,
er

; -ph-p a. produced
-pl'pa. digging

extend
the wings ;
wings.
^niaiiTnt-li
s, bat, vampiro.
'ln[utbyj;
ty/,va. to undress,to take
off one's clothes,
to bare, to strip; f.g.
to make
known
or evident,to reveal,

to

to
qtnupJpii,

-y

entomb.

s. alluvion
i^nqiup-mpif.

2^r"iu,ptrulruA
a. open-wingcd ; -/?""_
M-hirvna.

left unburied,

ridge, border,
bank of earth,
embankment, mound, dike,dam, mole,
break-water ; causeway ; rampart, into intrench,
trenchment;
^uA^'iilrij
s.

shelving-bed;
-pc'"-/"

s.

-"

to

trenches

with
fortify

coloured

the

born

a.

earth ; Tp

*.

-j-e/ia. earth-

, uM^
; -if-npit
cultivator

farmer

; -pyu

agriculturist,

s.

husbandman

s. husbandry,
ploughman ; -"f-nph^n^jl-'^
trial
tillage; -i-nt^m s. terresagriculture,
the
ing
a. livglobe
-q-aipuA
globe,
;

in

earth ; earthed

the

-^pa,ir s.
burial-tax;land-tax; -qoAfm^uii- a.
kneaded

or

of

formed

earth,earthly,

the
terrestrial ; -[3-mt-uii_
a, rolling
on
the
dust; fig.mundane,
earth, or in

together,to assemble, to collect;

to come
-{""rvn.
together,to be gatherworldly; -/J"^ ftj*. slipper; pump ;
ed
witli earth ;
list-shoe ; -/uutufi'
a. mixed
together.
circular motion
t,nin^,
fJ S' rolling,
earthy ; "[u^n^ S. p4-"i%"'"; ^u/h^^uun
circulation ; gr. case
lique restingplace in earth, grave, sepulobchre,
;
"3'
ad.
tomb
eartha.
cases
ttitiruii_
-6-f*
rolling
along
; -mp-uM/i
;
down
born ; -h-ni-lu
circular ;
or
s. turf,
peat; -li"'i"
; -u,liui% a. rolling,
"a s,
declinable
to
land-holder
-t-r,
t
o
a.
va.
earth-eating,
gr.
;
Irgf,
roll,
; -4fe-/"
u,g
to change ; gr. to deturn
cline feeding on
earth; -likpm o. made of
; to move,
earthen ; -ky"
S.
earth
-/"/",
h^uy
; -h^ni-gufUhWS. -A-iT;
ea'-p
,
of
clod
to
to
to
turn
vn.
earth,glebe ;
roll, wind,
; to wallow; -p/nL-p-^ -lin^ s.
.

"

tuunt-oft

"

gr. to decline

; -ni-'Ji

rotation,
rolling,

s.

situde
whirling;movement, turn, vicis; gr.

declension.

-tiT,

to

va.
irjf,

-fiir,
hgiuj
thick ; to

thicken, to condense;

to be

vn.

condensed, to

to be
fill,

piu'b thickened

; -/'^S.l^p^

s. density,
thickness,den",lrp
; -ni-P-fi
^nlfmlrjpls-p,
[seness.
[,s.Oatoher..

earth ; -^.tpi

a.

quite full

earth-cleaving; -^J^

mancer

s.

of

geo-

"-i s.
-4"/";"""-/3^f
geomancy

diver, coot; cormorant;'

-irui,i_s.zool.
atom, corpuscle, mote;
dust;
s.
-^
^' l^"if"lf''''
chem.
-ifuiuli,S. -4""/"4
; vl'^'

grow
filled ; "infttu.i^p.t-^
humic

utterance

the

by

earth

2,"*-ly a. dense, thick, compact,

condensed;full,
quitefull,abundant;

; -^h-ifia. smothered

land-tax
-4u"/r4*.

'""

npifi

earth-worm

to return
[earth,

worm.

7niitulltai
riraiT,ui^uy

va.

to be

maw-

to dust.

reduced

to

S.

1""/ a.
Z,"l^if^^
? *"
2^nqiuiifiM-l3humus ;
2,"tini" n^s. earth , clay, dust ; vegetablemould, mould, soil,
ground, land, soil; land, territory,-iiTuA a. like earth,earthy ; -uimmt-uA
"

surrounded
with earth ;
or
a. covered
fig.tomb ; ia,p,%u,l^u.%
hp^
life
of
fond
a,
earthly
; -umt-iipa.
lfpnpn.inlluA /i-ppnp^ta/"tn7t
uAanquM^ -utp
S.
earth-created
-il^umiu^
;
-fnpb- ;
liu/i,nifnqiuliinii
primitiveor primordial
-^
dominions

secondary , tertiary
,

alluvial soil
fuller's earth ;

rock

port,
trans-

p-unp^
t "ti^'-t'
ih'iit-i_,
uip,
or

to throw
liui%yi_^ltin,l^,

dust

or

ashes

Va.
ynniuqwIi^quMbytT

change

to

citybuilt

earth; ^mqui^
on

hill.

tO

reduce

or

a
"af-airiaij

2,nir

414
7nniuousn

St

s. hot. windpanied with wind ; -S-u.^/.^

S.
fl|/""-m.^k-Vbuy;
flower, anemone;

tUIft*

overthrown, fallen to the

^n,ihu,i_a.
earth.
[earthly. -itlfua.. wind bearing; -4"a- a. stormearthen
beaten, agitatedby the wind; squally,
a.
'Inifki^'u
; terrestrial ,
the
mnAt^.to agitatewith
;
tempestuous
2^""^,"j s. wind ; air ; ^pp
-^
-

four
p

winds, four quarters

of heaven

soon;
monjaundice; ^I'l^^'""-"!'

med.

"

"

the
liii"linjitut-nna

uiuMphi-np^
f.uiiilul,Ji,
; "'iuipni.uiif
-y

trade-winds

gust of wind

Qi/?"._gip
; V?t_

; gale ; S.

lightor gentle breeze;

soft,fresh,fair,changing wind ; ^o"-

^uMumuiuM

-,

wind

to be agitated,tossed,
-lintrlirvn-

troubled by the wind; to hull or

to
of the winds ; fig.
float at the mercy
to be irresolute
fluctuate,to waver,
wavering, bewildered, in doubt;
or
of wind, squall,
s. storm
-linh-ni-P-1,1^
trouble ; ~^uip,
agitation,
tempest; fig.
sed
a. weather-beaten
tempest tosuig
,

2i""^2rto^"A
;
i,p,ugmb

fan ; S.

".

flies

to lash away
air-gun ; -^uipliirvn.

cold,angry or raging,furious,
stormy,
impetuous, violent,roaring wind; ^
p-hi-a -nj

the

on

wings

of the wind

tail ; S.

the

with

-i'uflf
wind

2,"'Z;"4"vA'^"
~e*"'''i

howling, whistling like

a.

; -'//"j

/y

s.

wind-mill

the

; -"/l/"^a-

wind; x^e/t ^- ~4"*'5

dispersed by
cane,
wind, squall,hurris. impetuous
-^
whirlwind; -'i'f^s.
heavy gale,
the wind is rising; 4""^uin."i"(
rhumb'line
%k
ed
k
; -^u,pj-a. shaken, agitating
the wind is contrary ;5y.4i/"-j./
windy ; rais%"...."/,_ by the wind; -2"""-'iia.
to sail againstthe wind, or in the
or
causing wind ; *. mech. fanner,
Iit-l,
wind's eye, to sail with a head
wind, blower; -^ifi s. anemometer;
-i""_
to haul
the wind ; j".^"/^"^ -n^ """"""-, "^"""-Pf
er-driven
s. anemometry
; -i{"apa. weathabout by the wind;
"up^lrijto sail before the wind, to be
; whirled
to leeward,to have a fair wind, a wind
wind-flower
6oi.
St
"lypif.
; -pi.ti_s.io\Aweather-cock
s.
rightaft,to scud ; fig.to prosper ; u,uii_
ing-screen ; -jyj
mariner's card ; S. -^.f"iu.4;
to unfurl
",mar.
the sails, vane
~n) quin-tutf-uMuatu
to spread the canvass
hot.
s
.
celandine,swallow-wort.
-ifimju,
;
u/^""^/"i(
n"-"t_
able
favourphifsseolipyle.
^yf' ^'yp ^'o-ui^uiutnu
"InifJkinj^s,
dtp, a
wind filled our
sails ;
to
Inqjpbp-uiga. swift as the wind;
mu,i_-nj
throw to the winds ; zvtt-i^jmJ'-n, to
l^liiT vn. to go like the wind, to rattle
turn with every wind
to
along full speed,to go full speed.
(of fortune),
be a weather-cock, a time-server
".
2,o7"^'4
gentle wind , pleasant
; ^-u
^^ feed on air,
breeze.
to cherish vain
lapuih-t-ij
o. swollod
hopes, to build castles in the air; ^""i,
l^n^rm-n-nj^
by the wind.
to labour or strive in vain, to
a. windy, gusty ; cold.
'h,ui_-ni,
InifJUi-m
lose one's pains; '^u,i_ii~n,i,
ad. like the wind.
to vanish,
'l^nipTopI^
"to dissolve into air,to disappear
a.
laifn,.,,, earthen ; earthly.
; t-"
*
to one's
J-uiiLuA^lrijto be reduced
*" cemetery.
l,"'llli"iip
last shifts,on one's last legs,
to amuse
a.
equivocating; s. -tor ;
2^niriap.u/i,
oneself with idle expectations,
to buoy
-Irirvn. to equivocate ; -n.-P'bS. b/"4the

ifnX^
^^
l^nluft ^uiq.utp^ the
wind
blows, roars, changes,calms or
falls ;
if is windy, gusty ; i-^"_
5.0/
"

oneself
~"3

^'-

up with

hopes ; ^'^.^t-inj if-liiHit-p

; "iiufb "c.
at
^aJiu%psm. lover.
"li"p^isi""i^-'Mij the mercy

hill'
{"-%

S.

\}p^f[iJp\ipi^
,

[p^i

of the winds
the

vain

" waves

our

"c.

; "nup^uMpkpi'Jtp

prophetsprophesied to

wind.

"c.

a.

Rts.

a.
l^-ilJh,plri,
bringing,causing or
producingwind;-^f-p*.anemographer;

weather-wise
a.
-if-ni-imti

equivocal;-.opm^arf. -ly ;-oi._

-vocation.

-ness,

^ni/tpiu^uilr,
-pnuhu/b
,

Homer

vn.
s.
; -if-pntSp-t

or

his

to resemble

a.

homeric,of

poetry; poetic; -oAiair

Homer; to become

ner
-j.t,"s. weather-spy; clever poet ; -uiui^u ad. after the manof Homer
his heroes, in the
s.
-q-liiniuli
a.
or
; ~Iuum,^u,ii_
anemoscope

anemography

secure
sheltered,

from

quil,
winds; tran-

calm,peaceful:-(umn^

a, accom-

styleof

Homer

poetically.

:n4.

ta

fused,
difl,y "3 "" battering-ram
; S. \anj; fig. out; to be scattered, dispersed,
to
dismay,dread, fright,
terror,fear.
spread; to rush on ; to fling,
to fall ; jlrpunfu- S. b^
l^njuifiuiui
a, grand, magnificent,
perb,
suprecipitate,
"/^.
eminent
splendid;
a.
great, excellent,
2,""/"i
shedding pouring out ;
;
scattering,spreading;dispersing;*,
topping,most eminent
_pu"iuip
a
great man
[crowd in or out.
pity; tufii
[i^uu/u winnowing-fan.
;
illustrious prince; p."Hih, celebrated
flow
to
to run
vni^nui^nufiir
; to
,
doctor ; ~nt.p-%s. magnificence.
lnani.m S. flowiug OUt, OUtpOUriug,
^n/utin^ a. renowned, celebrated ; effusion,
discharge; leakage.
a. superb, stately,
ln^_,nj a. cool, fresh, bracing;*,
-ik'ii
splendid.
"" sap, juice;extract;
^nyf "^"'-lAsr
cool, coolness,freshness;*S. 2,"'/?^;
folds caused by the wind; draping;
mucilage.
'

-,

2,"/W ^""-ita*" assembly,company,

mt-qltp"nj, -ng if-lrmpi COOl, Shady

band
herd,
places
t-iui_
party, troop
; country residence ; ["
;
hpkng
drove ; /#/i.^""3flight; Jbqni-uig, it-fjiogo into the country, to breathe
the fresh air of the country.
swarm
; 4n/^ /l 4n,^ ad. in troops,by
in
crowds
aired.
a. airy,well
i^nju,p.hp
companies ;
e,nji_
; 4-."Y.4"iip
tail
-trif, hgjlVO.
newb 'iyLt^'^""tP'l'P'-^^ thousand
^a^^iap uig S.
to fan,to blow, to revive a fire ; -""-?r,
budding flowers,
[cherry; "tree.
-ni-HL
s. ventilation,
2,n/i 4'"^b *" cornel , cornelian
airing.
bot. phaSColUS
ini. holla! oh! hoy! alas!
S.
^nuinul
l^ailuij
tupni-uhlifi
vti. to grow
lnilu,%ut,r,
^nuinuilip^.\anuinuifip.
[caracalla.
coM, to
uMgiy
the second
fresh
to
become
month
of the
to
*"
t.nn-t
cool,
;
get
grow
ancient
Armenian
calendar.
cool or cold, to cool down, to become
to grow
latin ; greek ;
lukewarm
careless ;
or
^na-niT,
nj s. o. romau,
otj-y
ad.
in
latin
-uMpk'b or -ypk'i'
or
greek.
chilly.
"

"

"

',

"

j^nu

-^

ul")s. flux,fluxion

effusion.

^n^'bu/buitT

via;
; efflu-

[fluidity.shadow,
Or

"InuuHini-m

to

VU

uigiy

to

in the

OVOr-

; to

shadow

shade,to
oneself

repose

shade

seat
;

fig.

protection,to
running,fluid; to take under one's
flowing,
transient ; s. fluid; *"_
fig.transitory,
protect,to defend, to shelter.
tO CXteUd
electric fluid.
Vtt.
Or
^^niluititajnL.guAlrJ'
[t^mpuMiiuAi
a.

-,

^nuuM%fs.

stream

of

course
water, water; overflowing, flowing out ;
water-fall;phys. current, stream ;2^nfi.y%the giftsof the Spirit
; 4^",
volcanic eruption; torrent
of flame;

spread

shade

over, to shade.

In^u'LuMi.np shaded, shady,

a.

vered;
co-

fig.covering, protecting; "..

house shaded by trees; i-u^,
uiuMpu/u^,
bed
with testers ; -t-J; t-^pva.
^n^
with shade, to cast
-*"
impk-uij a torrent of ills ;
"r'-pj to shade, to cover
to protect,to take
a shadow
^'^'^J ^yss have become
A2."'-j/*
upon ; fig.
""i*
under
shadow
one's
or
water-brooks,my eyes run down with
patronage;
rivers of water.
-nij3jis. shadow, shade ; protection,
[S.-injs. reophore.
[chine. patronage.
^nuia^p[i
awning;
ma;
hill,
s.
winnowing
i^n^uiiihuMli
s.marquee
^nub-f^Jh^h%uii
t
o
shade,
to
to
s.
shadow,
In^'u^
umbrage;
Inub-tT,
shed,
spill,
h^f,va.
to drop; to
defence,
fig.auspice, conduct, shield,
pour out; to flow,to fall,
in
the
-itiut
ad.
der
to
shade,unguard ; g
gush, to stream,to run; to scatter,
the
shadow
of
the
;/Sg'.with protection
disperse; to winnow, to fan ; to precipitate
the auspices of; f^ii/_,
or under
;
j/rpif-uipnt-^
Pfi^
tapuioup
to shcd tcars
tuiAyi_S. ~~liuiLj,plMir\
uit-ni-p^ piTniii
pti. ij^hiitrii_qutpaiutuni-u
like
has
life
in
torrents
to
passed
away
Muliglfi,
abundantly,
my
"c.nqJh/
;
,

"

"

"

cast to

upj\

or

throw

to the

winds

[meek,to

; S.

2,"-

discharge.

^^nat-jftit-guMbkiTva.
to causo

to flow ;

to

flow out,
to run
vn.
fnujtj;t-guMf
or
flow,to stream ; to drain,to trickle

or

run

down, to drop,to leak

or

ooze

shadow.

terrace,kiosk,
s.belvidere,
^n,luM%ng
turret; baldaquin, cover;
or

umbrella

; -iiiphp a; -m^s.

blind; parasol

""""."/

mer-residence
sum-

ous
umbellifer-

-"ubiuirB.-iuAwJ'.
parasol;

^nq.

i,np

416

a.
2^ailatiint.m
shady , umbrageous,
y
a. refreshing,fume,scent
overshadowing ; -"f""-*i

odour, smell

nil^s.

; sign,indicaltion

; per-

odour,
or
a. airy,
.grateful
well-aired, utiini-^g
cooling,airy; -un^
iuin"-^""-/?"
grance
smell, perfume, frafresh, cool; brought up in a fresh, sweet, savory

breezy place ;

"/"//!p cool

airy

places.

; ^ui'ipp

P-hp-t-i^
uMfunpJ-h-ili

-,

to cool, to
vo.
^nii.njnt-yai'iiirir
to

cool,to

fresh,
re-

make

cold; to chill ; fig.to

relent,to slacken,to abate,
[air in.

to fan ; to

2^nilliia,
i/...^,
muMj

stench

t'"i't.'

s.

perceive an

uMoiint-u^u/b/r/jto

"

odour,

dale ; plain.
s. pastor,shcp^nifliiilnL.[,
iini-ui^
,

b
2""f4"*f''*;

; S.

odour

an

or

to smell,to scent;
to
be odorous ;
to
smell,
air,to let
ni.y,t^u
hale
to
spread,to expni-iihij
vallcy,valo, ^oMpl^uAk-ij

to relax.

Inilhrj;
tjl,va.

fine,agreeable
iiuiuuilili,
iuip
agreeable
or
delicious,slight,strong, disodour
bad
or
smell;
or
sweet

n-iMMutnuMlst;luirubnt^

4t_

uituailrputqjph"

a"

the battle afar off; ^ -"uii'll

neatherd
herd,
; "iniln,.^smelleth
,
as
it will shoot up as soon
or pfiphot. shepherd'srod or
"f.iuL.uMifui'ii
ifiuii^lru^li
effects it.
staff,wild thistle,dipsacus sativus, the moisture
herdsman

of
sense
a. having a keen
InuiuMK-nishepherds. smelling,smell.
boy ; uii/tl,^ shepherdess,
shepherd- smelling;-P-f-iii
of odoriferous
I'd.
s.
girl,"lass.
garden
[rP'"p pastorally. Xninuipuli,

damasonium

; J'a/imUi

"C.
2^ailni^uipu/U

"C. ;
S. "I^ptf-utl^

flowers

; perfumery.
a.
^nilni-ai^ii/ii
pastoral pastorly
ous,
shepherdly; ^lULui^lb shepherd's sweet-smelling, "scented, odorifersmell.
nice
a
crook; crosier;
(3ni-qp-, (in'iiii.u,^
fragrant. [odour,
havo
to
a
grateful
pastoralletter; /{t-u/bf.
^nmiut-np^irvn.
/itigmqj pastoral
life; iTuiluuiiij
shepherd's
i_^nmtj;
^i^
frjfva. to render stinking,
fetid ; to rot, to putrefy,
to stink.
bag, scrip; shepherd'sdog ; -i or -""-.
p-b s. the pastoral art, shepherdism ;
2,n""/r"/"i
t-^'ujvn. to have a nasty
t

-4^j".pastor's companion, fellow pastor;

bishop'scolleague,coadjutor.
s. shcpherd's dwelling.
^^nilnL-u/iing
X^ni(ni.",uikm
s. chicf
shopherd ; fig.
J.-Christ;pontiff,archbishop; -ii^4-o
ad. like a pastor,pastorally; -ukp a.
loving,faithfullyfollowingthe shepherd;
". shepherd's hut; -^nq^
-iljuiif,
s. shepherd'spipe,flageolet.
i^n^ni-lrir,
tj/iva. to tcud, to pasture,to feed one's flocks ; fig.to have
the cure
of souls ; to lead,to conduct,
to guide ; ./i,4 -A-ujt ^"
death
will
"

pasture

on

them.

smell, to

smell

stink ; 4"mtaY_,

to

smell

to

nasty,

fetid ; rotten,
stinking,

putrefied.
corrupted,
s.
iJtuiij
^amnuilrilip
,

of

sense

tho

smelling,nose.

smoU, the
[smellto.

tO CaUSO
VU.
'l^ninnmygnL.gu/lilrJ'

tO

"inlrir, ^^p VTl. to

yninnut^MT,^S'y
smell, to scent ; to sniff up, to breathe ;
to touch, to approach ;
/r4om MiAim.^
the
to
sweet
savour
or
accept
^jf,
"

[ditch-gully.

odour.

^np,n),
1,"P A? *" son-in-law.
s. dung-hole or
pit.
*'lnpu!ting
a. trodden,frequented.
l^npif.
to
^^apq-uAuiiuiT va. to cause
n^

".

well, cistem, tank;

"

s. bucollc
2^nilnM.lrpfat^
poct; -uA a.
bucolic,pastoral,rural ; -^-nt-P-f,^s.
eclogue,pastoralpoem, bucolic,pastoral.

vance,
ad-

to lead on, to conduct, to drive

to flock in crowds, to
forward
; vn.

2,"^'-?^*.
cool,freshness,
coolness;
fall upon, to rush
cold-heart^5'.
coldness,indifference,
impetuouslyon, to
". shepherd-lad. [edness. overspread.
2,"^ni-^4
s. pastorato,
2^niini.n,.pJ,
pastorship; l^np^hir,t-jf,va. to chalk out, to
of
soils.
fig.
pastoral care, cure
pave, to plane,to trace, to mark; to
Xn4nt.nL.^lt
sf.shephcrdess.
clear, prepare or open the way ; miju
a. valley-shaped,
Z^nq."u,AirL,
valley- pi-P to open a road for oneself;
-,

ed;

In^iiu.'butir,
lu^uij vn.
way, to fall in.

l"~p it^uAuMUluip^

concave.

to

to give
sink,

to open

to oneself

to
*l^npk,rva,

ihiunjua

auiuuiutpl^a
a

way

store up

to
corn

glory.
in pits.

iPU.

18

to
to apvoi^ufk-ir,
tj/i -tj/ni-jin'itlrir
proach,celebrated;
to get or take
[touch,to handle.
,

luil^r,
^u{trjiy vn.

to

approach

in

dress

ornament,
medley, dandyism,finery,
spruceers
ness, puerile ornament, bibs " tuck;

affectation
fiff.

affected ways

lossean;-

colossal

mincing air,simpering.
i^itu'l'ir,
y^iy vn. to deck,to

-u.^,
giantlikemanner;
a. having the
-luqnt^is. giant; -uM^p
strength,vigour of a giant,very strong;
a. giant's,giantlike,
gigantic
;
-luliu/ii
-iuJilri.. a. gigantic,huge, colossal,
co-

ous
ridicul-

or

ad, like

aifec-

s.
2^ufu"i/ii^
exaggeration or

wind.

^ojuy (ijs. giant; -uipiup

; to

giant,in
tation

published,
divulged,

be

w^f.^^, colossus, colosse,

statue

with

ad.

a.

; -Mu^iyi_

to walk or
giant strides; i^t3-iu%u3i_,
to make
advance
juMn.ui2iuif.liJlri_,
;
spruce
up,
dress or adorn
oneself in a studied or
ment
rapid progress, fig. great improveaffected manner.
s, giantship.
; -ni-P-1,
XulikiT,
i^iLt,"np,
y^livn. to watch, to abstain
uig s. rhetor,rhetorician,
to
from
rician;
rhetoover
a.
eloquent; *.
orator; -uifLu,"!,
sleep; fig,to watch
,
take
to
to
quentlyguard,
ad. rhetorically,eloof,to
care
oversee,
-uapiup
"c.
have an eye upon ; S. Ijn-uAif.
oratora. rhetorical,
; -u.litu'ii

bedizen

oneself

trim

or

to

out,

ial ;
-I'li^

rhetors

the

j\ig s.

be

vn.

ful,
; a. watch-

vigilant;np. Gregory.

orator, to
harangue,to speak in public; -m-P},
s. the rhetorical
art,rhetoric,
oratory.
; -ufbiuiC

to

watcher
^"4t5ni^,2,"4""ti.

tors
ora-

an

ing,
watch^u^n^i.ppL.i
l^ulim-P-fii-'ii
s.

vigilance,
wakefulness,sleeplessness;
feast.
to
^^
turn
a
[of
2,n-f4^".r vn.
; znH'i.
turn round; to turn all around.
eve
watch, vigil
s.
l^ulin..!fb
; vigil,
in
awake,
a.
[ade, buffoonery.
^/t^/^tis. snorting or rattling
l^ulinJu
the throat;
"c. S.2,""j/;"4/."-i"A death-rattle.
l^uiuiuiu.'iip
; ". harlequin"in-nif.
s. fire-cup
ment
salary; bursary ; -"/_
Jitfii^s.
l^puifLuiJ-uili
; fig.punishscholar,
4*-^ s. stock-holder ; bursar
by fire; a. fiery,full of fire;
exhibitioner
to pay a salary. -pu/iini^p-'t
s. pyrology ; -p*7" a. ignifer; -hiTva.
fire ; chem. pyrophera.
s.
s.
producing
latin;
2^n.nir,
2^n.n4J'
ous,
Tofflan,
Rome; -^ the Romans; -u./m^'"^ '^^ ous ; -phputiia. fire-mouthed;-p^u._
all on
or
-mjhpk'b a. latin ; ad. in latin; jffu a. volcanic ; -p-pp
roman;
np a.
in
ing,
blaza.
s.
roman
".
roman.
flames,burning,glowing,
-lyh^l,
fire,
; -4"""4"'*'
S.
s.
^11^4 uy
gust of
flaming; upintTuwni-Pi
exultation,
2,""fp"''-j
ad., passion;impetuous,fierywratb; -pnj
rejoicing;solemnity,pomp;
S.
solemnly, pompously;- 4u./"4".%A-^
s. phlegethon ; -^n,-,Jua. ignivomous,
-t-iFto
Jfl"hi_, be heard, published, fire-breathing
; s. burst of flame, eruption,
to be spread
volcano ; -pntA a, fiery,
divulged; ^u,i,fiu,%l,u
igneous ;
the fame
of; hi- ypPuyp
celestial,divine ; -ij^p-n^
fig.spiritual,
tjhd'u/uk
g
"BiT iiniuih/iiii
" the fame
of him 'went
a. chem. pyrogallic
pui/iiMit,
; -^pbt-Mliipiu.
into every place of the country
out
ahem,
a.
Ifu,"!,
pyrotartaric; -"tyi' a.
~

"

-u,i.

round

about
there

is

;
a

ftiiPufiny it is reported,
report, they say; the

flame-coloured

some,
handl^n,^liuM,^.kqj)f.^e,x-^
beautiful,
,

-in"-i

-L.np

ordnance
.arm

or

laudable.
,

the

famous, to trumpet,
fame

of, to

publish, to
to noise

to

or

praise,to

to

abroad;

to solemnize.
celebrate,
ln.^alilur,
hguMjvn, to be

sound

exalt;

divulge,to make
rumour

-p-yu

a.

very

to

flame,
in-

s.

poisonous.

resigning,taking leave
resignation;leave

tillery-man
ar-

lery
artil-^i%"i"-/?^i-%

l^pmJ-uipuiliu/b
a. renouncing,

to

public,
to

s.
-qt^it-Mu^,
t-l^uij

va.
gunner
; -^t^it-iT
,
furnish
with fire;fig.to

to kindle

tO
VO.
l^n-^tihir^ h^li "Ir^ni-^uMlihir
make

fire ;

as

s.

lery,
fire-arms,guns, muskets, rifles;artil-

a.

famous, renowned, celebrated, farfamed ; -kt-ib a. praiseworthy,commendable,

red
,

-^utAi.i
tpiq-ui^ fire-ball ; -^^q_a.
heaping up fire ; -^t* S. -4""/'; -^ s.

report is spread;it is rumoured.

fair,fine ; -4""i

red
,

or

of absence;

chant, nij^Jii to take one's leave

good-bye, to bid farewell to
retired or solitary
life.
renowned,
,

cating,
abdi-

of; *.
muii_-

to

say

lilru,%p
,

^nu.

19

that has resigned;

a.
l^puiJ-u,plriaf_
deceased;S. 2^piuJ-u,pt-J\
a.
2^putJ-u,piril,
cent;
unbecoming , indeforbidden.
prohibited,

X^puiJ-mphir,
va.
lrgl$

to

abdicate;

to

cause

nounce
re-

let off

; -luuiaiia,- mixed

-h-fA

fire;

with

producingfire ; -i-it"^

a.

chem.

a,

or
pyrogenic ; -irnpu,% a. diffusing
spreadingfire;
-4/""/?a.phlogistic;-^".

fire-topped;
-lihpuiov

a.

muip

a.
uilru/i,

or
fire-like,
flame-shaped
;
-^
q.u,u^
discharge; to forbid,to prohibit,to s. angels; -44-t umXirj; -^ft^iTva. to
to renounce,
interdict;
vn.
to abstain, burn, to fire,
to set on fire;-i[,qnL.f
to deprive oneself
of, to forego,to -ni-ili, s. burning ; inflammation ; -Ittp
forbear,to refrain,to desist,to rea. containing fire,
sign
igniferous; *. py; to deny,to disown, to refuse ;
rophorus ; -m/^i s. carbuncle (stone);
to take leave
metals ; -4"".
of, to bid farewell to ; -4oY.t u#3 *. metal ; -^

or

to

dismiss,to

to

die, to decease ;
abjure,to recant, to
{uutp^k,to
enter

renounce

juniiuL^y

to

renounce;
ji"^.
the world; to
-

metallic ; -^min^ s. crucible ;

"iu/i,, f,S' steel (forstrikingfire).
tion,
tui2^pui^iM,'),^
,^
ifiuj s. instruction,

{t^t

a.

to
education, discipline,
teaching;
convent; j/"j/ou.in.-/??,
to resign, to tender,to lay- knowledge,information
abdicate,
;
; regulations
down
or throw
system, rules ; diet,regimen, low diet;
up one's commission
;
to abdicate
the
//p-uiii.u.i.npni.pi
ql!iini.npn,.pt
militarydiscipline
;
-^
a

wij^tu^ir
^^ls-al"UMiu[iu
^puuJ-uM^
phu,i_,I pray thee have me excused,
crown

beg you excuse

me, I pray
be kindlyindulgenttowards
me

you

to

; -""_

lutions;
exercises;evomilitary
-^ i/pini-npaiii
t"u lipP-ni-P^h
"lmpJ-hi_if^pa
to exercise, to drill soldiers ; -^ "/i"/"_
". chief
ift^. bodilyexercises ;-u"*iti"i
lastic
". schousher; gymnasiarch; -u"f.u"ti
,

S- ^piuJ-iuphiTvn,
IjiuiJ-iupliiT
institution;
gymnastic ground ;
; "ip'"to instruct,to teach,to
-hJ", h^f,va.
J-uiph^uA[, JlfJhufbgthey left each
to tutor,
other,they separated.
exercise,to drill,to discipline,
-ni^ai,
to
to
to
train up,
2jnu"/-u,p",.pJ, s. renouncing,
regulate,
form,
to polish,
to fashion; -/"/"
giving up, resignation,
renunciation, to civilize,
,

abdication
from

this

; dismission

departure

life,
decease,death

lite ; ~nL.tfh

tutlt^^t^I

fi

tic
monas-

ujIi^
ftuil/uiq

^'u resignation,
self-denial,
thorough
,

to exercise

vn.

to
to practise,
oneself,

acquire instruction or knowledge, to

tive;
a. instrucimprove one's mind ; -["i_
teacher
s. instructor,
instructing;

tutor ; -n,.l3-[,L.i
S. -.p
self-forgetfulness,
abnegation.
^puitf-t^u!" s. renunciation
nouncing,
rea. red-seeded
2^puii,ii,u,
ate)
(pomegrancarbine ;
s.
/I
carabine,
relinquishment
; -4""/"
; abdication;
sal
refucarbineer
s.
resigning,resignation;denial,
-i,uMpu,lif,p
; -c,Juij /y s.
"

; leave

of absence

dismission, pyromancian ; -^ or -n"-/?^ s- pyromancy;

uu/it a. fire spreading,
or
discharge; permission;parting,leave;
-4""
farewell,
adieu, good-bye; "i""iA"l^ishedding fire on ; -'iauu.ips. torrent,
river of fire ; -4nutir vn. to flow like
ni^nfli
; tO
intu^ O.
UMUMg^ ypuitf-uipuiliuih
S. 2,f"Jof fire ; -"J^n.-/?/i"-tr
to give over, to relinquish, a torrent
;
renounce,
to resign;to retire from, to leave off; -"iti. s. pyramid ; a. S. -Ittpuf
to bid adieu or farewell;
a. imperative,
imperious,
'l^puiiTu^iuiiu/u
/I-/" 4'"j"'-to dismiss,to discharge, to
ative
lordly,dictatorial ; s. gr, imperguM%iri_,
;

send

or

to bid an

for

turn away; uia!i,ni.i_~

aiiin.u,pi,
eternal farewell,
to bid adieu

l^puiiTajjlrj;
tjf va. to command, to
to enjoin,
to impose, to prescribe;

order,

ever.

". full
i^pi^iba

of

uinHriT
ing ; -fni-^ltli

with

mOod.

ardent,burn-'
fire,
vtt.

to

consume

fire ; "(nL.umirbujIiut'h
a. chem,

ize;
permit,to allow,to authorpose
to
establish,
settle,to disto
to
to
forbid, prohibit,
; "i_
to

to

py-

to interdict.
rophosphoric; -fimq^,{"s. pyrotechni- proscribe,
junction
cian, fire-work maker; -^""^u.j,^ a.
^piuJiaiuij s. command, order,inbehest ; permisordination,
sion,
accompanied with fire ; -/uui,fnt-P[".%
,

or

*. fire-works ; ^uA^^a
-p'"
-/"."o.y.
set
-pfu
to
or
; uin%ki_

displayof

authorization

decree,edict

license
,

leave ;

; ^as/iain-ut^ counter-.

55

IVQ.
oi-der ; ^

destiny,fate,lot,fatality
;

ZPO.

420

all

a.

fire,ardent, burning;

-*/""/?#.

4""-""""5" doctrine of faith;

OTaCle ; utbi^tuni
u^uMiniuilfuutbi^nf
,

doom;
"

"

"

cannon-ball; -uAm
augite,pyroxene
; -uA^ ". fire-

stink-pot;
cannon;
s,

ehem.

order; i,,,!iilTi_,
w^bi_,"""^,
to order, to dispose; to
to command,
appoint,to decree ; to give leave, to

tube, flue,chimney.

permit

a.
wonderfully; -uMpnt.uira,i_
wonderful
in
manner
a
produced

irrevocable

um-lim-tt

-^

to obtain

%"t-U

leave ; to

^uMja

this

receive

ders
or-

--e't
"""-

wonder-struck,
ad. admirably,

""
-

borti

or

; -"".

able
graceful,of admira. charming,
[""-_ "l.lrii_
"c. S.Up""*i*-/r
will ; hu i-^f ^-"
beauty; -unf-np^^^
"c.; -.uii-kma. fond of portents or
jp'i^ iri_-uuyii I have signed

directions ;
one's
to make
or

("y

u^iuutnt-nnuAhluit-^

^~

t ^-^l,/""^-'
astonished

mu"^

uimVb

"

; S.

decree

S^'fc; fire-pot.

dclivor the
2^piiii/ai'iiu,pia'bir,r
to

vu.

soothsayer , conjurer ;
ing
of charmof
a fine figure,
"utq-lmuuli
gular
of
wonderful
aspect,
grace, of sinprodigies;

-,

*.

a.

oracle ; "p.ti'iin^Plii-'ii
s. oracle ;
-puip
with
thoritatively
imperatively;
authority,au-

ad.

; imperiously; -p*-^ ^A^

perish miserably;-p.lrps.

to
i^"/"i;n.

dor
courier,messenger
; envoy, ambassarant
s.
ordinance, order, war; -ifrlip
letters
ikn._
patent
;
monitory;
;
letters
%uMn.pn^(ihr
dimissory; S. U.*.
to
vn.
give orders ; to
g"trfip; -ff-plnr
to
decree
impose ;
; -qu/t,^
ipilnTvn.to
break an order,to transgress ; -4"A a.
imperative,imperious, lordly; -^u..
-

uti a. admirable,
beauty
wonderful; astonishing, surprising;

-uiquMpq.
or

wonderfully ornamented

a.

with ; -"uquip^hJ'va-to
adorn wonderfullywell ;

embellished

ornament

or

ing,
a. excitingadmiration, charm-luifhlfi,
enchanting; -uijh a. wonderful,

worthy of admiration,
s. wonders,
surprising,amazing; ^
lic
hydrauprodigy ; -^ 2p"'e-"'^"'k'"''ie^
paradox ; -oib-ut^^ s. bot. balsams. executor, proxy
tremely
ine,balsam ; -m/^tpu, [i^,k#j a. ex; mandatary ;
muip
ful,
a. obedient
well built or
p.u/bor -4""p^ *.
done, wonder; "liiupif.
piece
*. mastertenet, dogma;
astonishing,surprising;
"""3 a. receiving
marvellous

"

-"."""-

an

order

; -muip

"

uij

s.

commander

; /rop-i ~^

the

wonders

seven

to make, build or conva.

struct
authority; -ail^hpuihir
a.
well;
commanding,
wonderfully
-ui^tpuwni-f
-!"#""-,
permitting;
uMj
wonderful
'-mn^n^.pji -u,pni.p^
der,
ors.
s. commaud,
construction, grand "
ordination ; leave, license,
imposing monument,marvellous work,
permission;
^. l^piuinu%
-m;.i-j-t;a.
"n"/"r; surprising fact ; "uhiut^ih a. very
to deliver an
oracle.
S.
pretty , charming , fair ; -u.'bunr
with
fire
woven
a.
^piuinutini-uibUpn.*^-;-uAlimp a. wonderfully painted;
;
-Jfbp s. afternoon lunch ; -iTnt-p,a.
magnificentlyembroidered; *very
clever (painter)
ful,
tempered (iron,"c.), ifru.^"It?/
; -uA^i/it a. wonderthe fieryshafts of love ; -iTm-^^s. zool.
prodigious, miraculous ; -lutinpnif.
Indian or Tibet-musk
a.
;pyrausta.[dent. a. wonderfully renewed
; -u/imc'b
a.
2^pujf[,%
igneous,fiery,pyric,arrenowned, very celebrated, famous ;
ing
a.
2^pujjphu,j
burnt, consumed
by -lu^npi,a. very graceful,very charmfire ; burning,
luminous
consuming by fire ; -^,
; -muiiyituin. o. vory
,
~kg",-P[,i3,s. burning; conflagration, brilliant,resplendent;-u,ui^u,f.ia.
fire,flames.
honourable
tremely
very
; -un^ujaini-ira. exardour.
*" fiffwell narrated
fi'^6)
tcyi'-P
teat,
ders
; relating wonto ignite,
come
to bevn.
2^p,u%iM,tr,
-uj.nhufiu
""juy
; mysterious ; -u,uika
fire,to be on fire,to kindle,to
~-iMiBnL.quMhlrMri "C.
\jpuMbih-^ "C. ;
be inflamed ; to catch or take fire,
to
liant,
-uiiliuin_a.
very resplendent,
very brilburn, to be lighted,set on fire ; fy. to
most
most
a.
luminous; -uiiftum.
take
blaze or exfire,to be all fire,
citement. majestic,
glorious, august ; -""_

s. command,
-inuipm-P-fii^i

"

u.

lously,
wonderfully,marveli^pk-iiiii
;
^in^i
admirably; miraculously; magunpowder;
-L^j/^ a. fire-flashing,
jestically,
gloriously;
-u"f,u.n.ai-Pf^'
sparkling,luminous,gleaming; -ini.%4 s. magnificence , august grandeur ;
s. bot. ranunculus, crow-foot
wonders, marvels; -^ki a. red, red
; -in^.m

Mputn.u,uikuad.

2^piii')ilii.[3-t-uifS.
,

"

^PU.

hot, all

on
fire,incandescent,at a
publiclycursed; -^"2nq^a.3ireet-ipa,o
heat; fiery,ardent, burning; ing, roving, vagrant , wandering,
*" fire-breathing;
-i^'^'l_
yomiting fire , tramping; -mfru a. seen by all,public;
volcanic ; furious,raging,ardent.
-mA-u/i^or -jyj
aini,yu to expose
to publicview, to show
^"""2# ibg s. miracle,marvel, wonder,
up in public;
uiiAyiF
to
to infamy,
monster
va.
prodigy,portent;
; specexpose
tre,
-^uipnq_
to
to
t
o
defame, slander, lampoon.
phantom, larvse,
ghosts ; luTuiu^
dom
mnt-p-tr prodigy of science , of wisy^l, va. to publish,
i^piaiqutpui^yiT,
to promulgate, to divulge
; "^
^n[ilrk-uto work a miracle ; to make public,
to refig.to perform miracles,to do or work
port.
; to declarp,to disclose,

"white

"

wonders

/i-"." q.upirmiji/'iati
luh-hijto
divulgation,
s. publicity,
l^piiiu{u,piu^ni-P-1,

aze,
surprise,to astonish,to stun, to amto astound ; "i -zba" what a wonder!
Q-oodness
good Heavens!
cious
gra-

promulgation,making known.
a.
2^puiuiuipliuuf
fire-walled;
"u{uip^

"

a. surrounded
"liuili

i^pm^ip*. pyrometer ; -ih-tya.

fire-screen
s.
; -uiu,^iiiiu%uili

fire-

eyed

"C. S. Mpui^w"
s
2^pinuiuipiuli
place, spot,
uij

"afiM^i

"

by fire.

'IjtuMuiymignipotent.
s.
charms, attractions,
^pmuin/p_p
allurements; lure, bait, wheedling,
tation,
cajolery,flattery,
enticement, solicis.

seduction;instigation,
ket,
tion
sugges; public or market-place,marimpulse
incitement;
exchange; town-hall,town-house;
^t-'iy
,
,
of beauty ; JiuiTinjly
of people, assembly, the
charms
concourse
i,y^nL^
of pleasure, of
p-tr the allurements
public,crowd; court,tribunal;good
cheer
feast ; lupima^ffb "^ npu/iiq
voluptuousness ; uiuM,"l,p deceitful
,
vestibule
piTpn^p/t yftuiiyit
atrium,
porch,portico,
; m^fcL baits ; p ~~pu
ncpat^
to be seduced,
last
misled,
CtuMpiiu/iili^,
judgment ;ijhpmliu/iiuMe,bii_
gymnasium ; S. Q""" Qfe^ tempted, led astray, allured,enticed,
Jhe,y'i,l.g,
/?U#qD
decoyed; ^ ~pa nai^nt-[3-y
q-utp^ni-uau^
X^iMMinp
; f9
p ~y tullt^
^^ entice to gluttony; to allure
ad. in the publicplaces,in public,
''"^Lin.e
publicly,
to debauchery ; ,uppni-gu,'byi_
ly,
one
notoriously,evidently,franknister
i^irbyuMfu to admiplainly,openly ; ifih-uto consult, ni^Jko -~pa mtiinnpu
-hir.
to deliberate ;
poison,to poison; fig.to seduce,
oiiJ'it/_S.
s.
^puMuiuipuiliuipuMii
public orator, to mislead, to pervert, to corrupt,
haranguer, preacher ; tax-collector, to debauch, to lead astray, to bring
gatherer ; -yw, -m-P-l, S. U.""**""f""- into an error.
ing,
a.
%yj;
"c. ; -"ty^ "" made
attractive,enticpublic,published, ^puiaint-piu^u/b
sinuatin
alluring,eri|aging,
ed
seducing,indivulged everywhere, rumourabroad ;
to publish,to
tempting,captivating.
uMni,yi_,
S. z,["""iyr4^
make
far " wide, to divulge,
known
2^piuuint.pu/iig
to
va.
to noise
strain
overor
rumour
abroad; /fii-/_. fpuiuint-put^nt-^uiiiyir
to
word
or
a
to
take
to
to become
phrase,
pervert
wind,
public,
of a passage.
be published,divulged;-luni.jpa. public the meaning or sense
ground

-,

"II

"Uti-

"

"

"

"

; "piou
spectacle
public; *. public
""j a. pronounced
speaker, haranguer, orator, speechmaker, declaimer ; ad. publicly
^.
;
;

"

uiyuuipu/b

"

ypiau/aM^pyiTf
b^p

in

to pronounce
ipiTOT ~/uon[,irvn.

or

cite
re-

"yttnt-auMhyiT

VOL*

coy,
entice,to deto induce, to instigto inveigle,
ate,
to seduce, to suggest,to wheedle,
dupe, to coax, to cajole,to flatter;
suborn.
a. ^.-pm^^A.
[stigator;

to allure,to attract, to

to

to harangue,to address, to
public,
seducer, deluder;into declaim, to recite; *to spout,to
2^puiu(ni.p[i^s.
fever.
scarlet
s.
discourse
l^pui^pOu
-/liouni-/??
*"
speechify;
nounced
pro-

in

in
sermon,

public,oration,harangue,

declamation

a. fire-bearing;
"um-Jipai^
l^puMn.ni-

mocratic
a. de%n^
; -4i"/"4.i.%

democracy ;
~liu/i.a. public,notorious ; solemn;
ed
a. publiclyreproved, blam-tkai^iiaiii
by every one ; -H*^ it^'-rvn.to be
s.
; -^utini-p-liii

[tance of

censer.

league.

^puiuuipM!"s. league; -m^^

,

to ougulph iu
2jia'unt-qyirva.
of flame

s.
a

distex
vor-

; to set fire to.

fires. fire-lighter
; stoker,
l^uiiluin.

2,rb

422

blower;

bellows

; mech.

man

dent,
ar-

a,

inflamed,burning; -*//!ps. steel,

tinder,match, "c. ; -tir va. to light,
to

inflame; -ot-P^iA

-nup^,

shower

; thunder-bolt.
to inflame,to set
^^pui^nt-jiiAtiTva.

detonation

bonfire.

s.

ketry,
of fire ; volleyof musof
fire
arms
report,
discharge
;
s.

fire,to burn; to make red hot, to

^g'.fire,ardour; ost. Mars;
.o^^'"- ignite.
s. invitation ; "^/""".
to
to
^paii-tp"-I'pu'g
kindle,
light,to
it^, i,utplitu'byi_,
courteous
fire
4""^iiiitiiwtk
-;
set on
ilip
; -.lAj^a. tormenting,punishing
; funeral

fire ; pyre

2^puim [ijs.
,

pile;

on

-"

-,

with fire ; -.u"^

a.

;
"t//asS. l^pui^hprn..
s.
publisher
'l^ptumuipuMii
,ug

nouncer,
an-

ment
crier;bill,poster, advertise;
-

truiprnfideclaration
,

uiiLhirir

make

-"-./",h^ftva.

or

public, to

denounce,

the

public, to

or

to

paper,

to

wedding,
to
invite,
an

post up,

bill

;
,

to decline

-u/i,

alluring;
inviting,

o.

*"

son
per-

[tion.
S.
predestinas.
2,i""'-47"
;
l^pui--lipu,%
sire,
yptm-l-ptir,
frjfva. to invite,to defeast
invite
or
to
a
assembly;
to
convoke, to convene
; juin.iu2uMH.np4
to predestine; /Ia^^,. to ask or
invited, guest.

gate
promul-

edit ; -^^i -nq_

JbpJ-yi_q-i

to
'"_.

form
declare; to in-

to set up

publish; to

funeral,"c.

tess
inviter,host, hos2^pai,-l,piuli
loj s.

war

cry, to proclaim;
intimate ; to spread

to

to

bid ;
invitation.

;
to
to publish,

divulge,to

; to

to pronounce,
a report; to

of

to

fi~
*.
^jnt-qfuptiUit-npni-P-h-u/b
uyfU

ing
ardent, burn-

to

-.

invite to dinner.
publisher;editor;-n"-_
bill-sticker;
s. invitation.
p'B, -ni-Sh s. publication, publicity,
^piut-lpnt-UL
". ast. Mars;
a.
fiery;
-"l"yi_
promulgation,proclamation.
^puicnp
as
l
uminous,
fire
fire,
a- sparkling,
shining
a.
raining
"IjpiMimiupuiift
; "inmpp
brilliant; -.finpia. tried by fire ; -"t"pto change
a. igneous,fiery; -lut-iTva.
into fire ; -int-u
like fire, inL.pr'b
s. proof by
a.
fire;-ipn^-^s. bot.
u,^ [ii_
pyracantha; -^".p ". fire-stone,pyrite.
flame-shaped; fire-coloured ; -mn^p
a.
;
burnt; -m/.^^ s. sparks; embers;
l^Pl-t^/y s. fire,conflagration
ship on fire out at
!"itnilpi.,
^ 'hiai-li,
squib ; o^uiApf.,sky-rocket.
ship ; uip^ui'Lt-ij
s. pyrotochnics; -mui_
j^puipncfruinp
sea; fire on board
set
on
t
o
fire,to give
-nical
S.
to
fire,
a.
liuiti
^ufbhi^^
; -mni.[3-[,t^
s.

-.

a. emitting
2^p,ugui/,n

ing,
flames ; shin-

the

to

burnt

flames
; S.

^nJrguti.

it

oSp^"**'i -""h"'"''
2,"'-/'

was

sparkling,glittering
; ".^^
to
incentive ; -"ulikuJfitlJ'vn.
flashingeyes ; -^ s. fire-works.
be
burnt ; -mplint- a. s. incendiary;
l^puiijiut,
[ija. throwing,castingor
to burn, to
va.
shooting fire ; *. gun, musket, fusil, fire-brand ; -t"r. /.-^[i
ry
piece,arquebuse, rifle,
blunderbuss; kindle,to set fire to ; -l-^ s. incendia-mJKi
s.
conflagration,
i^t"ij"Utp/tuuk-t"gj
lluj^ituiiuiL:
-ni./?^"-i
;
p.utqpjp"tj
burning, combustion
; inflammation.
MuuiitiutL^n,
t^np
pyreal,
flre,fiery,
igneous; emihuiuiptqltli
^pt^tia.of
P-n-ihnpuuiliuth
ikattupta^lf^
npunf
celestial,
percussion-, flint-,pendulum-,
spiritual,angehc;
needle-,
pyrean.
the
ing,
double-barrelled,air-, breech-loadangels;
t-p/jP'b^the Em-.^ s.
sporting-or shooting- fowlingor
senger,
birding-gun,musket or rifle; p.,u,y
i^pir^inuili
uig s. augel; deputy ; mesport
ambassador, legate;
-f musket-shot; ^[^'i- -[" relufttii
envoy,
of a gun ; ^uipm-iait-[, gun-shot
courier , express
; indication , sign,
token
wound
the
angels,
heavenly spirits
; pu,plini.pJi,^%P:p
; -.p
thunder.
-

fire-

"

bustible,
com-

"

-~

"

thunder-bolt ; ^"

uipi,uiihi_^,

to

"-LIT

to load

shoot, to

let

gun

off,to

fire ; ^m/i'int.^
4."l^ -^ ,
to
fire, flash in the pan; S.

discharge,to
to miss

"".
t^'il'L'

"

hail of fire ; musketry;

butt-end, stock; -ui/jl"p

musketeer, arquebuf'lsileer,

~miinti,

kc'"a*"

; -4t

s.

seer, rifleman;
to shoot; B.

or

-tiT

""'p^ia^l.-i^
^piu^m'ii
;

"

"

herald

tutelaryor guardian-angel;
mitSf
angelus; puipfi-^,
the evil spigood angels; ^p
rits
-^
"^-q.^iTl my angel i my darling!
; u/u.^u.H/m^

the

-uii,uipajiAt-ir

va.

2j^"4i^'y nuncio,
juifputuitTutlHi
the Pope's
iTuipm^liuMiT'^ui^nniX;
;

uin^t/r/t UMn-tuntTFt
to send a messenger

"

uipAuiLIrtjlIIJ^A.^
or

ad.m an
2^pl.-ia,m^u.p,up

ambassador.

angelicman-

ner,

tOb
like
angelically;

-^"ufi

^PjJ

425
a

messenger;

of the Hebrews

manner

-puiinM-P^^b

inhabited

by angels; -^S-^/j s.hebraism;-4"A a. Jewish,hebrew,

uMniib,r, ilHiftirva.
to send
an
embassy judaical; opfttp, the Jewish law;
or
a deputation;
be
sent on
to
-^/Ai^t^,
judaicalantiquities.
4'iinL.p^L.%p
an
on
a mission, on
an
rand
erembassy,
tp^"!ftp^'y V'^As "" jew, hebrew,
Israelite; -^
or message
the -s ; p-uiii_
s. ^xa; -ifbu,^n,-P'[i
2,pkt3
bassy;-^nt."/;"p~f.n"Ji^a.assembled, Jewry,Jew's ward, quarter in a townto become
brew,
composed of angels ; -{uiuniia. in the
a he^pku/iiuij;
uijuij vn.
to embrace
of angels; -(unm, {luJ/i)
s.
company
Judaism ; to judaize.
bo/, angelica
chief of the hebrew
i^pkiuuilrui
a"^"I""
; S. 19'/!^
; -//uA S.
mj s.
a.

"

"

"

"y/A ; -^irpuia. like

-^("P
a.

endowed
;

-f^o%"

a.

an

angel, angelic;

with

angelic prerogatives

nation ; "imi^uS.
".

ft
7p^uMuiiiuiii
; ^"//p ^^ys
jews,hebrews, Israelites.
ad.
^pkuMpi/i,

angelic manner,
leadingan angelic
life ; -^aJhi-km a. like or resembling

an

"

Judea

s.

living,behavingin

"pmp

"

"

in hebrew

; a.
nt-uuflilri_,
n-linh/jtO
laoatr/j

the

S. -{.uV*;

Icam,

tO

hebrew

longingspeak, to know
angel,angelic; -^fi a. angelic,behebrew,
to an angel; -'iiunT,
vn.
or
[daism.
language
tongue,
ui^uij
to become
to convert to juan
^pkuijni-jui'iilrirva.
angel,to live angelically,
to lead an angeliclife; -%"/lA
a. ad.
i,pku ts *. monster; portent, promoon-calf.
"" Judaism,[digy,
2jik'"-i
resembling an angel, like an angel ;
S. 7p'^^'"-P'P^^
-aitr,,, .u^s, archangel,chief or prince
7pi^tf"hant.[3-[lt^
of the angels; -"M^ku ad. like an
thunderXjipykka a. fire-hurling
angel,
,
fond
of
a.
fulminating; piup^m-P-fiiX
angelically;
-"t/"
angels; striking,
fthunder.
-"hyf'LP-proper, becoming to an angel,
4
^pPpn.S. 2,/"""'^
inheritance
of
-mh,,
an
angel,angelic;
worthy
^ppmu,^ uig s,
a.
; legacy,
that has seen
an
angel; -mhulnj -mliui bequest,gift by will,endowment;
an

"

a.

of celestial

form,of angelicappearance,
beauty.
[toherald.
i^ph^nuilitrj;
tj[i va. to announce,

to bequeath; -lumuip
iun:i,lrij

the hosts
s,
2^piria,ui^L-puMir

angels.

of the

[-" my
,

s.

legatee.
s. hot. roucouor
i^plih%li
Xpkkq^a. burnt,kindled,on

or

fire;

-.

heir ;

[tree.
annotto-

fire ;

s.

to burn, to kindle,to
uiniit-i_,
to burn, to
by fire; Jfhl!-i_,

consume
s. little angel, cherub
2,/"fri""""4/"4
;
be
burnt or consumed
s.
nature
by fire.
2^ph-2mu.lin,-ld-l,ii,
angelic
;
fl""-"/'S.
gation
deleLpi^i_ ""n-""-"ri
embassy, message,
Z^pkbilr'^*
deputation,
-nu!"
flagration,
tO
2^p//l,qn,.pji
s. burning,coniun.iu^li-u
;
uinjlihij SCud
fire.
to depute,to
ambassadors, deputies,
-

"

"

"

send

l^pi^ndf
s. act

commission.

fire ;

i^ph-m fijs.
,

ordnance

cannon,

ner
burs. fire-brand,
incendiary,
Ijiifil-

piece of

gun,

; linstock ; -^

4"'auiuMpuM%"[i carriage
;

f.%rf.""4
-^
(n.ni-Jp)canuon-ball ;
bronze
a
cannon
u/i^jp
; -f"^ ~p
gunpowder ; mpJat^iKwi.yip
-fij cannon
shot ; cannonade
; pm^piy, -j, report
-

of castingfire;
jet of
conflagration; thunderbolt.

"iiutL.,

fire ;
',conflagration,

fire-ship
;

umXtru

"

to set

to
fire,to set flames to ; it%lri_"
burnt, destroyedby burning.
-

on

be

S. U.2r-""..
*lp^';pTCn.-i

^t./";
uipiialihi^-uto fire off,to fire or

2,p^--"^it tbp, tta a. joyful,gay,

cheerful,merry ; -4"ut.a. gladdening,

discharge a gun,

cheery,joyous,mirthful

of

cannon

S.

|3"i"f./f"-%r
i^iipiSM
2,/A.
,

; -4/y ij/bfiir
to rejoicewith, to congratulate.
vn.
mount
disto
^jiph- uMiubyi_
p-^uijunfli
Ifs. joy, mirth,rejoicing,
-Ai the
a gun
^px;""-"o%p
; P'Tin-mjnpninuij
cheerfulness,gaiety, sportiveness,
Sunders ; -u"4nS- uini,t-ir,-"".
artillery
"UMLnO'irt-.^ delight,
pleasure ; -%u ai-Jt-^^"i"2f/"/_i
Ilnitku O. 7nL-uiu tupJtuMua-iPl
to delight,
to rejoice,
-iu
pf s. cannonade,-ding ; -uiJ^^ s. gun^
uibrt-i_,iiip
ner,
in
to
cheer
-i"#
riment
p/bTCyft^ the merartillery-man; or -lupimliipMh^j
;p
feast.
of
to fire a gun ; -h-J; y^Jiva. to cannona
ade

to cannonade

; i-A^

; -nUKi

s.

to Tcjoice,
to
va.
'ljiTini-irgni-,}u!iiyj'

cannonade.

ad.
2,pki"puMp

like

Jew,

after the

divert,tb amuse;

^titu,

to de-

Sll.l"
to please. aunt, father's sister.
in a
brother;
t"plriijtuyp
j.uncle,father^s
joyful,
of
thrillwith
to
to
daughter
mood,
sf.
leap
cousiu,
joy,
-p.op,un.at-ump
merry
father's brother;-p.apnpii.Jt
s. cousin,
for joy, to be transported
with joy, to
of father's brother.
to
shout
for joy, to be over-joyed,
son
s. step-father2^opnL.ft
exult, to rejoice greatly,to be in a
bot.
tuberose.
s.
beside
oneself
'lopni-in
!"
rapture of joy, to be
S. -t-m^""*'*
loipuMufis. wood-pigeon.
[wlth jOy.
^pTCnt-nqui^uAi
l,Piki_s.
steam-pump ; engine.
charm

ears, to

lightthe

to be

^p-iCnt-Jij;
y^uy vn.

uii.

to fear,to
i^piinttTvn.

be afraid.

s. militia
i^pnu l",fii.
horde
militarybanditti,

troops;

men,

; band, gang,
robber,plunderer;

scout, rover,
crew;
S. H"i"-i"Mi ;
"/iJ
"

to, bandit ; S.
upon, to make

tc"

"

bandit-

s,

uta

to fall

-"^itriTvn.

inroad,to invade,
to rush,
vn.
plunder; -//"/"

to

sack, to
to fall upon

an

impetuously.

decree ;
j^pniluipinuMli
lojf s. edict,
?-f/"
-/-.chronicles, annals; ""fi4fe/_,
to issue a decree ;
4u/i,t-i_,
uia.'iitij
,

-u

to make

publish

or

edicts ; -mt-np

s.

King's messenger.
s.
l^pnm/wj

the

ancient

2 (fea ) i-y

twelfth

Armenian

of the

month

of the

i^pnL.iu'iiif.ui'b
montory,
Mug s. headland, pro-

the seventeenth

"

; ^,

It

cape,

letter

foreland.

arnotto
s. roucou,
t,pni.li
(dye).
nature
heat.
s. fiery
2,pnt.Ji
ardor,
;

is confounded

"

it ; for

with

sweetmeat.
*^pni.^ai^,]op-s.helyk,a,

a-

example

sometimes

^%Jnp

to tromblo
3,iupn.inlrirtm.
in

of the

eighty; eightieth.
affinitywith the

much

has

letter

the twelfth

alphabet, "

consonants

calendar.

s.

^ib-ap

with

"

age,

trembling hand.

a. ignited,
2^pnL.u,
burning.
fou, Pj s. flock,flock of sheep, of
the
goats,fold; S. 3o," ; fig.the faithful,

to write

universal

brood; young sparrow; -4u""-ni.,

^t*.
chick, small chicken, pullet
;

2""f- ni-j

Church.

lomuiif-nqn^^
u.
collectingtho

tered
scat-

flock ; -/fuiufai-ms. cattle-stealer

the young
p-n-^nj young of
1

-puiit

flock

to

prey

H.^/uhai^ young

one,

shepherd,pastor; -puA
fold.
sheepfold,
uig

s.

7otnna

7oin/riI,

o.

^ourh-ii'i
^ouinq

s.

S. ^omuiullrin.
[mOSS.
2^ouili-p^j
Xomjiunt,s. bot. lycopodium, clubS. Z."i/(""~'
2^opujpLiupnj
~^nfiia. born
of a noble,illustrious father,Eupator.
1

X'p-m'i,
uMj
,

for

s.

flock

or

herd

of animals

to jump, skip or leap

ilfbk-ij

joy,to bound

with

joy.
sf.cousiu,
daughter
Z.opiophn.iun.ni.amp
of father's sister ; -n.np^lis.
son

of father's sister ; -.pyf

; S.

sin,
cou-

sf.

progeny

ppt'^

""'-j

"

S. 'Oi'^'^il^^
l^qaE^;

finger;
to

sit

lin/if "c.;

the

twitteringof nestlings;
^*-

"

chirpingor

-oi.

-/I/t.

or

iTuMtnU

to
(^mt-nt-j)
^u/blri_
,

-u

of animals,
"A

little ones, the

wolves;

mal
ani-

ling,
bird,nest-

one's

little one

; *-ui^s.shepherd-swain, countrypup, whelp, cub

lad,young
or
ploughman ; -uih-u, mj s.
-nciip the young

pastor, chief of a flock ; fig.bishop;

-uikmnL-pJ s. episcopacy ; bishopric
;
fond of one's flock ;
-ukp a. careful,
ing
-iiu,u,%\,^a.
ruiningor leavdispersing,

of any

s.

little

brood,

(ufuutu'bn^
) to have
to
to
forth.
litter,
bring
young,
". bird-shapedinitial letter;
*3"i.f.u/f.^^
On

eggs ;

-JuuiiCu ad. together with their

s. bot. clove ; pink, car; -^nm
nation
young
;

caryophyllata,avens, bennet;

to bring up its young.

-u%yg ib'bl-J'vn.
tun-dish.
s. funnel,
Surf.u"^p,
2"u^"K^uA". nest; niche, cell. [pip.
tut.

to chirp,to
3,ai^uAujJ',
vn.
Siuin-t-J'
g. great-gfeat-graud3,a,^Pan.%t;y

nephew

or

niece.

*" very
Si-u^ti

young

2u'/'"
y or

a,

ni.

animal or bird.
left ; sinister ; left-

2U.8

speak,
exclaim,to shout;
apostrophize
; to defy,to challenge;

out,to
to

[,
-

to

sun-

426

to

aloud,
uMuir/jto say, to pronounce
recite
to
"H"'"'"'"b""~
t
'^
tell,
]

crash,
noise, rumour,
sound, e^ho'.
s. mus.
^aipiuMpu!b
gamut, scale.

duel ; -^

sounding,
re-

s.

unanimously, with

to answer

%yij

accord

with

loud

to utter

vn.
^uipiuiplikw,
hr^f,

one

to cry, to shout, to call

to, to address ; -4/""-a.

to

Jkit-

out; to

cry,

speak

(,
u.qui^u,iilri_
cry
ing
crying, uttervoice ; to shout, to clamour,
s.
a
crier,weeper, wailer,
to yell; fEUtnct/iuJunL.quA^"^
cry ;
l^utiT
lamenter ;
to
raise
^m-uuA,
to
lif/b mourner,
elevate,
;
gutitni.^u!iiiTi_
Ifs.
-liai-Pl,
sound,
the voice ; piupApw^
to lower, to abase
mourning woman;
plaint,
comexclamation;
ouo's
to
shout,
voice,
raise
cry;
anu.^uiiihf_
ij-~ luquiquM^^
lamentation.
^^
voice ;
^^^i
putpAh-un^t"if^L." "'y
a

to

vociferate ;

"

^4^^ hif-biuijin^uin^
,

a, aloud
%uJiiu,pJiu,li

; sonorous.

*a. vocal
; s. gr. vowel ;
fupiulunt.^ ^u,/buiL.np
uini-hu,i_
;
exhort
aloud
to
high-mass.
"itij
miuuIfiJkufi,^ "naMuiuipuiif
;
s. mus.
to provoke mutually,to defy;to shout
tuning-fork.
%ujunlii-in
loud or sonorous
a. having a
^ujbh,i_
on, to exhort, to animate, to inspirit,
sweet-voiced
voice ;
to cheer up, to inspirewith
; canorous,
courage,

to call after

one

"

to

excite;

war,

to declare
./i.^i#f/.
opposed to;

mm^

to declare

oneself

the head

against high heaven, to be

proud, arrogant, boastful;-ij* ^t^i.,
his voice failed him ; int/oyiu.^ k -*'.
he has

dying

"

voice.

harmonious.
to raise one's

^ujbirMr,
hgf,va.

voice,

to cry out, to exclaim, to vociferate ;

to call,
to invite,to convoke
; to pronounce,
to express

utter, to address, to tell,

; to name
; ["lupuMfunju to

encourage,

to

to

to
inspirit,

give heart to.

s. acoustics,
nics
pho^"ajiiMiipu/bni-Pliii,

-pt-p s. speaking-trumpet.
a.
%uifiititliu!ii
vocal; tonic; "f.np_
^be 5 wiud instruments ; -libj"" of the
same
opinion,unanimous, agreeing,of
;

"

mind;

one

singingwith, in

mus.

rus;
cho-

sonant;
unisonous, in unison; *. gr. conto
or
ipifitr -ijbiTvn.
agree,
of one mind, unanimous
; to play
-

to be
or

execute

tune

; to

sing

symphony

; mus.
to, to accompany

to be in
;

-fipiu^

B. jrn reciprocal; deponent;

Itufii

-u..

s. agreement,
animity
consent, un[.i.'ii
Ii^nt-P
ny
; concert, harmony, sympho-

reach
or
3,u,j'bui'iaiu
(" s. compass
of voice, distance to which
the human
voice can
reach; -4"".t- *. chanticleer.
,

^ujiiuiJilmifi sounding-board;
s

-^u"^i f

s.

singer;

sonometer

s. soot; a. fuliginous,
^u/biuiluuipbP

ugly, deformed
dirty,foul,impure.
*2""i"J""/"a.

-u/tm

first

s.

filthy,

^ut%tSppCt. S. D. ^luir^putrp^OM^Apni^
PlitA ; u,n%yi_,to tire, to annoy, to
I

plague, to importune,

to tease.

cc. tiresome,
^utLipiui^%uMbApuMhuMi^
,

gusting,
tedious, fastidious,
troublesome; dis-

cloying.

^u.'iiApu/iiuij',
lujio/ t;n.

to grow tired,
wearied, annoyed, cloyed,

to become

accompanying.

; mus.

alow, gentle,sweet voice.

^ujb\,iis.
sonant,
^.""jUnpif.,
uij s. diapason; gr.. con[sooty,pitchy.

disgusted; JiMu'i,Jipu,^huMi__
ry
wea/"\i,%uitf
,

of life.
"" easily
2'"^'.ifi""34"""
growing tired.
to tire,to fatigue,
va.
%uA,Jpu,,jnt,j^'hlrir

trouble, to importune

to

ting
emit-

to

giving or
plague ; tfjuiributo tease, to vex.
or
a voice
sound; echoing,sonorous
s. tedium
S.uiijpnjp
;
; S. 3,"AJpni.J
utn%l^/f "liblrfS.
; *. crier; awaker, rouser;
fr^, O. b, ^tubjipuiiiui^i
;
" ^ujli^puMbuMif.
2b'-i'acoustic or ear-trumpet;-ilrulri_,^u/bSpufanM-qu/bL-iT
-mot.

luj

a.

"

"

to

to
to

S.

cause

voice

resound, to
defy ; -um^p
-mni.

or

sound

re-echo

to be

; to cry

heard;

against, diousness, irksomeness, ennui,

exciting;
exhorting,
to dare, to defy,to
iViiki_y
a.

down
the glove
challenge,to throw
or
to
gauntlet; provoke, to instigate;
-

J-uiiTui'iiu.ii
day fixed for combat
"

3,uM'iiApaJpi,L.%
s. wearisomeness,te-

or

idleness
laziness,

Miiuiui7Cu,n.ti_,
",,^i_,
to tease

to

annoy

noyance
an-

.ffl-6-

greatly,

plague excessively.
2"u"- a. twisted,crooked ; ill made,
coarse, rough ; -uij-tJ"a. grim-faced,
or

21-b

aun-

-527

surly, crabbed, horrid; impudent,

extend

brazen-faced.

lasted ten years ; umpn-finumnijiip

Jft-^
their
tfu,%,the spidershave woven
webs ; {" Jfi lik-" %uiu"au,iil,
i^l inj;

2""/"/. ". hair ; horse-hair ; mane

czar; -/lo. hairy;-funm s. hot. maiden's

hair,adiantum
s.

fern
i'"y/"/"

wheat-meal

uimitii, it

to an
every thing in this world comes
end|;J^ ""-pkp^Irn-li
lrpp-iu[_,
Afli^lip
go
?"""/"/'no farther ; hi. Jt^li^pun/.yp'ii " the

; -"/""^

hair-sieve ; -n"-4/"
sf.czarina.

ViuMi-mp
[, s.

i^"t-luilh
; ^i^truiuL.

curtain falls.
pearl barley.
[tion.
belch
gaging
eneructaa.
s.
attractive,
a
lluring,
Stf-hii-m
belching
2fuMliuM%
,
well bent.
2'/-fo.
a.
attractive;overpowering,
; fascinating
; tight,
attractive po3,i.uA""-nf,
a. tendinous
winning ; ^pi."-/?/ii.i"
; sinewy.
wer,
attraction.
or spreads. actof stretching
3,f"'^"4!
ing;
*
to pull or haul about ;
or
^fAq-iriT
va.
braces; drying-place
room;
,

ligament,aponeurosis
; tendon,

anat.

sinew
-

of

;g'eo". chord

an

arc,

subtense;

draggedfrom
\tn.uMutuiumuiu
iifif-kiui^
,

one

to another.
-.

tenter-horse

Syfrf/",
tjf

tribunal

S. 2-ffo.- [molecular
3,fniiui/i"i/i,
attraction ;
s.
QjifiiqitiSf
JutauA^

4f/u/jui%/i
trigger,[line; rope, cord.

3,fa,pm%s.

; clothesto stretch,
to spread,

"

tion;
2^""-^" j. draught, drawing, tracto extend ; to throw, to hurl, to fling;
shooting;attraction;tendency,
to shoot,to dart; to draw; to attract, inclination;attachment;
piration
^n'/t resto entice,to allure,
to decoy, to lure;
breathing
;
piTuit-it-m^
,
to carry oif,to bring,to drag,to drag
draught , gulp ;
tfuin-uipuAl,the
along; to take or sUck in, to suck ; to
draught of a chimney.
to
breathe
to
to belch,to eruct.
to
inhale, aspire,
S^n-uiux/*,
ui^ftvn.
en
length;
to
to
*to
to
"h-qni-nutlthtr
VOL,
^i^uilrirh^l'
out,
prolong,
protract;
leave ;
t
o
breathe
draw
to
to
to
to
distend,
respire,
stretch, extend,
;
;
^q.
to stiffen.
to tighten,
ifui^k,^ to draw a bow ; ,(iiym to
let fly an
tend,
Sf^mf'T,tjuy vn. to stretch,to exarrow, to shoot ;
^m-pb
to brandish ; to make
to spread; to reach, to arrive;
a sword-thrust
to row, to
to grow longer,to be prolonged,
or
i^^
tracted
pro;
pass ; S. lJ""-/"
impel by oars ; q^apiP, to laysnares,
; to drive at, to tend to , to
one's limbs;
to spread nets; "juii-if,
the
abut in;to stretch oneself,
to bear
to unto strive,
to try,to seek;
to
to
endeavour,
furl
sail,
yoke ;
quin.iaii.uiumu
va.

stretch
to

set

or

the

hold

or

sails ;

^k-ai

hand

one's

out

allure

attract, to

tsijab
jftii^--i^utiuMpif^uabu

publiccontempt
"fauiunUR,
nt-pai^
or

wrath

to incur the
-

to

bringindignation
head, to draw it

one's

upon

; jPhpi'
entice ;

to

hatred ; ju/iiJtii

or
,

to

oneself to
oneself,,to expose
lead
to
to ruin
of;
("linpn^uut
anger
to
destruction
or
;
^tuAu
pass
one's life or days ;
voke,
iptu'bu to pro-

upon

to rouse, to excite
tan.

rip

insult

to anger;
,

ifiilrin
nL.pnt-^
g ".-Jtp

ui^o^

the eyes ;

i.

tO
to

folloW with

vie, to

late,
emu-

rival,to strive with.

to

dency
^fu,ni.mts. tension,extension,tention,
ereclengthening,
; distension,

expansion; -^/imj .tension

of the

convulsion.

nerves,

Stjti ^yinftipron. yourself,you

arf. personally;t"*-^
Jlr^%
yourself;
1

uini.^

^ipuii.^ judge of it yourselves.

,

s. Celling
ii"#"-u"j
;
Sitriiniii
ni-ufiig
deck of a ship;
^"""4'"-jcanopy ;
"

p,iA tO load With

q^iy^n/ni-P-lr
to revile,
or execration,to insult,

to abuse

^lu^
ctn-lnugu/liiapuMui
my way smooth;

he made
'iimuiuip^u
JtiF,

roof of a coach ;
pt-puiiin/
liuMit-uig
cranium.
skull,
palate; ^i^iy
-

"

s. sky-light.
3,t-iin.-ui'iiiu4uM%p

chanic
me3,tn."ifkms. artisan,artificer,

; a. skilful,
; artistic production
towards, to lean,to
of hands,
work
s.
incline ; to linger,to last ; to flag,to
expert ; -q[iinn,.pj,
trade,calling;-i-tp
languish; to get on but slowly ; /" manual labour,
bo
to
hand-writing ;
s.
manuscript
allured,
seduced;
p.ui'iia
,
"f-prng
nt-pnt^
note;
be
hair
to
signature;
the
obligation,
bill,
bond,
caught by
q^tpuij
;
with
made
nual,
ma^^
a.
hands,
*o
-fnpit
strained,overstrained;
uij
-2ai"3'
meto
manufacturing,
to
artificial;
stretchout,
muiputb-iu%jii_,
iifji-iui_

-ftiTvn.to tend

"

56

sbn-

Sbn-

428

chanical ; s. manufacture, handiwork

strange hand

^''
diirn-lMga

ni-Uq
jypk"3"'^a

right-"-leftmanufactures,
,
handed
4 i_ui%ni-P-" conindustrial,mechanieal;|-^ij/".
artificial,
person ;
with one's
with the hand, to manufacture, sent, assent
b-lrifva. to make
; A/rn.u /.^""^
hand tied;with folded arms
to work;
s. tool,
; ^p.idle;
-ij-npirl,
with one's hands
ihaiu IiiauilruMit
Jihn-u
ture,
s. manufacimplement; -^n^A-nt-/?^"_%
handiwork, industry ; -"f.pkil'va.tied behind ; -^ "pmui
hands hardened
to write with one's own
hand ; to sign, uint-P-^,
by toil;.fio.
to subscribe; -q-pm-P-'t
S. ^tm-u-i-lip'iui^uiJpnjp Ahn-uiirp. with a deadly
SJ^Mn-li,the hand. Spiritor
hand;
of God; "
Word
S. ^k-ppiuihn-lfupun-uiliu!!,}!
^lrn.ialiiui_
; -^u/% a. by
hand, manual; subject,submissive;
[B IjuippAlrn-u,^t'-['"3 accordiug to
means
or
; null
own,
proper ; -4u#"y ""j *. handcuffs, one's strength,power
ui^niffuli ambidexter

a. of arts "
-tf-npituiliufii

"

"^

"

manacles

to handcuff,
.upliufiiku
r^ih-fj
handcuffs ; -^frp,,,
to put on
,"j
made
with the hand, manufactured;
manufacture
ing
; build; fig.creature
;

-a

a--

a.

built

town

by

craft,calling;

oneself

; farm

of his
(ii-pthe work
own
hands; -^trpm/nr, -^^^jm/^ S.
-x^^nrn; "^n"- urn.'jik-t/'OT
~^nph-h-tf,
"J^"^
with
the hand, to
Itti/'va. to strike
beat with the fist;-4^t.i#
a. woven
by
hand'; ^"iJhi-ui a. skilful in art,expert,
practised, versed; -"i/Y"
*" small
sent,
pread.
drink-money ; bribe; -ifpuij/^
with
his hand, manually; -"./."_% S.
Sfii-iiiu,--umtriip-a. created
or
duced
proby hand ; -uppl"i_ s. towel;
-mni^ili a. planted with one^s
own
-

hand;*, tree -; /{^.creature,

being;
pupil; client,dependent; -pnL.kum,
""/'4'"""4

*"

^ayP-gyP-^lfb
; AfriLoplit-phuAi^
luikmul, they lived by their labour;
he go^ d:h-iu,"%k"Vp4i''ck("^"'uHini-P-J,
verns
,

artisan; a. manual.

him

under

"

thority
projectof seizingthe chief au-

ed the

s.

hO lOrm/' infipiMMSt^Srutfr"j
(tf-p

p-uipA

in your

; /" At-n-u

it

4-, it is

^n

depends

you;^t/'
not, he had
not the means
[nf g .pl^i_"
; m^w
my
hand shall be with you ; jOiJ" tnt-q^a
^lunu/b^p [ti~poTory
ni^p Jliiii%t^uairitijii
where
he could ; "-^t". ^t-umi, f,ilt-_
of God was
me
on
fuT,the hand
;
puy
power,

on

could

tippiai-ui^u/h he

"

"

to

Ipirpmg

muy_

other ;

f
".,n^
uiiJirqni-P^fto
-

uphold
hand
to
-

holp

to ;

to consent

support

innocence

to, to stretch

;
out
-

mu"^

sustalu

m"//_"

or

lend

to

helpinghand,
to help ;
assist,
a

to
succour,
hands
to
lay
u,piiu,'iilri_,

aid,to

to take

assist each

Or

possession of;

to seize,

on,

-f
lupliu/iilrij

to lay ouo's
s. glove ; tiq.m.^ui'iiti-i^-kii
to
2lrn-kp
ij-npii
iiin^iiri_,
uMpiiuHikijav
t

-ku
u,^u/iihi_
e,ufi,hi_
^-4-" va.
-

-s

off one's

to put

to

on

one's

to take

un-

off;vn. toTin-,to pullor

hand

ther's
ano-

on, to put one's hand

about, to undertake, to take

take

to

-s

to,
in

to set

hand,

begin, to attempt, to try; fu

"

miui,

to hand

over, to deliver over, to give

ikn-u
to liftup the hands;
;
up
p.iun^,ui_,
Ura-a
to
uiiFfLuin^uiij raiso ouo's haud

-s.

*. hand;
fist;arm;
^g'.strength,
might, power,
force,main strength; against;if.'iilri_,iu,%i'ii
fii.yn.ltb
fii.pni-J',
to jeopard, to risk one's life ; ".%_
aid,succour, protection; ["-"}" -ad.
by, by means
of,through the medium
to boast, CO
.ijibi,.upliu,'t,ki_,
brag, to
channel
or
of; ^tn-iui/p as much as
vaunt, to plume or pique oneself,to
one
can, according to one's power;
{" be proud of, to take to oneself the
ilrn.Mu%kt coadjutor,assistant;
credit of,to avail oneself of,to deem
"/""2.

"-"""y

[,At-n-u/ii^ subaltern
"no'/jhuj
,

ready

at

ary;
function-

hand,under

it

honour

an

; ikn-u

ju.'iiljfii
^.up^u,^

obligeoneself to,(" on my head

hand, near, at hand ;
be
it
to lay hands
) ; "JA-"i.." ipilr^,
p.iuiLujpuli,
on,
to
portative dictionary
to
ordain,
consecrate
[,J/m-u/ii^
;
; to put one's
from hand
to hand, from
"-.-/"-,
signatureto, to sign; ".".^ u.,gtiuih,
to another,from me
one
to you, from
to give one's
hand
consent
to
to
uiit.-,

"n-

%lru to

one's

you

to

him, "c.

ordinatemarry ; g
ihn.u3,rpk , submain
the hands
; ^lop itrn-uiiip with
; ap g

with
strength,

strong army

ommp,

or

to
^lrn.u,irp.
ipit-i_,

of,under

the power,

be

in

jection
in sub-

to; nt-'i,iri_i^
ihu-indp., to

havo

sbn-

ready

at hand

Sbtl-

439

of the

"%f. J/riLuiiTp
uinitt-u

church; to consecrate;to

ders
anoint, to crown

bring

under

to
ni-pni^

one's

subjugate; 4"^ ^fc^ Airn.uijp.

to

oneself

put
of; to submit,

under

tor ;

who

-tvhij

^-

*"

s.
-i^pau-fij,
laying on

of hands,

drainage
juggler,
seized,to
ler
conjurer,wizard ; mountebank, tumbto obtain,
; -irnJ[i". juggling,trickery,trick,

of,to be taken or
get caught; /.iWn.,, phptu
to procure, to entrap, to catch;
Iiyuiiiri_
[,ihiui

n^-pni^

".A.

to fall iuto the

oi^inuliu/bni.p-'lr
^mm%hi_,
ed
helpinghand, to be sustain-

of;
a

-'H'"'L

orders; consecra-

material
; g At-n-mi/p iui^iii%[,"j
; -/^"-"y
i.ii'i_
to fall into
[1Jk-n-u ti/Lliu/bhu
water; excrement; -irni.

the hands

power
to find

he
ordaining;

the tection
ordination;consecration; anointing,
proto yield;to be
coronation
; -^i/4a.
tangible,palpable,

submissive

[iih-iLH

due,
sub-

to

power,

s.

s.

sleightof hand, sleightof hand tricks,

legerdemain ; -^u-ui S. 2*-"-".-; -4"_
a.

map

maimed

of

hand

or

of hands

*. spy-glass;
-"Klpinj
opera-glass;-^p,

by, favoured

with ; nAlrn-u/tik
"""-_
to
i/.t./j
Pl"A S. 3,lr.AJt-; -jpf. il,%[,jvn.
nJiihu in-irijto take or lead by
the hand; Ahn-utiFpu,ni,bij
to indicate, stretch out the hand ; to make
attempt
an
to point to with the hand; qihn.u,irp
s. handon, to encroach
;
-unpu^

to be able, sufficient,
iptirij
capable ;
to
to
seize,
ift-i/_,
grasp ; to
to
to acarrest; /. UMtt-UnL.^
obtain,
%nt-ij

mill;-Jhilt
hands

joined or clasped
to touch,to
; -Jtpjtil/b^irvn.
ad. with

a.

put the hand on ; -Jlut-iToT -Jhi.^ ^_

to
to
to put one's hand
to
^[iirvn.
quire;
re-acquire;
undertake,
dertake
to, to unto
tO
meddle
to
with,
;
Degin ; uiMunuMirh-fo^W-n-u
p'-n
prepare
to ; TCmfnuiplt^
f, "uhp. or disposeoneself; uAJtunTpjHuitb
open one's arms
to layviolent hands on oneself,
to
to comiti-n-ltii
mit
cscapo from
^ni-uu,
ni^png-p
the hands
suicide ; -uihm s. chief foreman ;
to
or
of;
"^"/_i
power
meddle, to interfere ; to set a hand to, fig.creator ; -n.nt-p-^t.%
s. gout in the
to undertake
hands ; -uai.%
a.
nourished, brought
; "Huk-i^jn^to raise the
UMIL.

no

hand

to lay violent
against,

to ill-treat ; to

put

iluMtjutujuiniujpbr/
to

rebel,

save

from

rescue

or

throw

to

hands

death

to

Jilrn-ti/li^nt-pni^p

off the
the

by

up

on,

yoke,

hands

hand

*.

lar;
nursling,pupil,scho-

creature.

; (" p,ug
t

to

of;
-

3,l^niiu,in
fia. one-handed, armed;
to surrender,to give in.
ipifiirvn.
-ni-p
undertaking;
%ha%u,pii[,s. enterprise,
"

subscription, signature; argument,

be confounded
or
grief,to
reasoning; -*"//",h^fivn. to put
by shame
be greatlyabashed, or cast down ;
one's hand
to,to undertake, to try,
to
attempt ; to lay hands on, to make
aitrn^ufiTp
ihniAn^hgnl^amnyh-/qint^UMJib
to draw
hand
an
a cord,to tightena rope
attempt, to attack, to encroach;
hand ;
to argue, to reason, to dissert,
to descant;
over
ij^uAAlnii to
uipliuAki_
taker;
s. contractor,undertry to rob the treasure ;^oi-/"i""^^"fi-n-a
-""-,
uig
one's hands
of, to clear
disputant,wrangler; -ai-f3f,
fig.to wash
-at-Hh
ment;
oneself from ; *
ate,
s. enterprise
; attack,encroachnUitij to be fortunto have
a lucky hand
argument, reasoning;objection.
l[iu_
; ikn-l'ii
s. aggrcssiou,encroachment,
mtuli "i-n.i-.^^iM,^
S.t-nHiuipJtat/in.-p-p
rough play is
IiuiuiumIi,
bear's play, joking with hands
usurpation.[ness;work.
are
s. artlsau ; art,busijokes of blackguards; S- bz""it"r,
Sitrniitapnt-t-ain
Qi^_
2t"i.ipt4 a. broken-handed
oneS.if.lrJ',
"f-plltriT,
"C., "C.
^lupliian-kiT,
,
or

lih-iLU p

a."ni-lu

h-fluttn-ftlUutiubtiMij tO

S,tnirai^,n
s. S. 2*""-"/-; chiromanish
cer, palmister
; -^l-lrs. paraph ; flourmancy,
(in writing)
s. chiro; -fpmm^uAi
palmistry; -^[ip ?-^""y s. signature

handed.
a. enterprising,
bold,audacious,
2irnSikpkjf

daring; arrogant, insolent;

; meddling person
Myp
to venture,
to
to
one's
undertake,
or
; -ipit/j
put
aip^uAitu
;
name
to, to sign; -fptiT S. 2tK.ii#-; to dare, to have the boldness to ; to
to encroach; to take
too
-tplrilis. candidate for holy orders; presume,
much
to embolden,
liberty; "..ii"-^,
~^plrir,Irgfivu. to lay hands on the
to render insolent or presumptuous.
head of; to ordain,to confer the or.

fussyfellow

2br

2b

iSO

s.
S,tn%t-pl,^nt-p-l.iii
presumption,
very,
hardihood, arrogance ; boldness,bra-

-tiT,

of valour.

act

tamed

familiar

domestic

from

make

custody,to
s. tossing
3,lrppu,Jt^n^f

tractable,
gtiii^fc^fr^a.manageable,
supple ,

rest,
take, to seize, to artake
into
to
prisoner,
apprehend.

to

tj/.va.
to

hand

to

hand,

throwing

or

from

or

to

one

[n-u/JJemo^i
-""-?s. docility,
suppleness,aptitude. another.
^S^Si^"^"'"
to
draw
back
v
n.
Sit-fipuiuaiA
"wgt
^k-niip-aiip
ipiltiT
.

"

from , to
hands, to withdraw
2tt- y, nj_s. form, shape, figure
forsake
to
tend
abandon,
;
entirely
; to exminate formula, form ; mould, model; plan,
to doone's empire, to conquer,
design; dress, costume, apparel,garb;
all,to
;- ja""/t to abandon
age
throw the helve after the hatchet ; to
deportment, bearing, carriattitude,
venture
the' saddle after loosing the
look, demeanour;
; countenance,
in
horse.
J-tun-uiim-un-njifi
{"
georn. figure;
in
clerical
of
lend
to
the
a
a
clergyman,
v
n.
2fci.'i"4""/ti/',
hijl,
garb
ing
helpthes
attire ; /" unuliuMlimi, in private clohand, to help or succour;
-[nT vn.
to be helped,succoured, to find aid or
uti^ini-uiliufl
; ufuipqjOV iuIimmiiuTCiijTC
assistance ; -intto havo simple,uoble,gentlemanly
nii,lrf_-a,
w^a. lending a hand,
or
assisting,
ladylikemanners;
succouring; ipihi_^.-jk-ir\
""aii_,
to give a shape to ; mniini^ ^
^pi!bui_
-ini.pi,Jbs, aid,succour, assistance.
a monk;
to become
s. pot, saucepan.
*9,tnAl^uMf,
i-npui^u/ii
^^yu
this
in
S,lrn.i^u,u
thus, so ; tpt-ia^
a. able, capable ;
ib'iit-ij
"""*?")
opl,%u,lil"
he wrote
ter
leta
to be capable,able, clever,
^inui%(ii_,
piubfiqoppiuiliq-yu
one's

"

"

"

endowed

with

of,in the

reach

be

ability
; to
to ;

way

within

ing
hold-

fashion

s.
configuration,
; -likpuim-lS-li

s.
-ik^pmni-Pf
s. glove-seller.
glover; -imiiuTi'aMn.
a. empty-handed.
S,t-niini^iyb
s. maniplo.
S,lrnAni-i,ui[i

take

2ti_iii^"**/'S.
^hpu^uMpuApir*

^y^.uM'b^'ii
painted,represented.
a.

ad.

favourable ; -ipihi_,to cooperate,

to lend a help,to succour,
to aid,
to relieve,to contribute,to
assist,
second, to favour; -nM-Pf s. succour,
aid,assistance ; cooperation; means.
^s.muff.[one after another.
2fr'"Ao^f

^trniMitununMni-P-ntZb "hiru.
f

transformed
S,t-t.u,if"f,fl^,pirun.tohe
to
2ti-t/j; h^jiva.to form, to figure,

fashion ; to model, to cut out,to

to cross, to get over
or
across.

2tp

ntl^S. tail ;

"

uin,

"

"

"

tO

^*'if

,Jk a.poss. your ; n^ju'b^phiT

'Ido
not
require anything of

yours

,nj

-i

pron. yours.

*2t"-njU.J
,

carpenter's

square,

s.

-.

24/3- J^tP-y a4__s. olive-oil ; oil;

olive ; liP-t-u- to gather olives.
S. horse
stii^
"a
nnJt^
; JuiuitutiUjlauMat
stone
stallion,
; Juiik-mu npiuMm
a gelding
; a-ua^nu,
; iTumuiiuIi mare
"

"

shape;

scissors.
2ti-^^".

to

or

moulding.

immediately,forthwith,instantly.
^hiAinnc a.lending
a hand, helping,
buting,
succouring,aiding,assisting;contri-

Sihm

a. plastic
;
plastice,
modelling,

-^Irpmui^uA

touch, to

to

avoid ; -uimmpuiau,

to

care,

terms;

pation.
usur-

conformation

not
3,t-a.iuiui^
ipifiirvn.

in these

or

"un.u.du.jallegorically.
for form's sake ; -4*/"Sit-i-MMi^uii
a,
"^t./*,tjf va. to form, to figure,to

s.
-n,.p-[iiii

ability,
capacity.
2"-"".%"7?.'"-/?A
s. stretchingorout the hand; encroachment,

conceived,

thus

"

-.

"Tni^n^-,war

"

charger ;

ujUMM"uippqin^in7i

"

npuy

ter
hun-

; Ip-ut^

raCO-"

a. emancipate, set free ;

S,lrppiuifatin
draught-,carriage
putpJ Iiiun-iuAJiif.
coach"
blood
or
major, of age ; laniik-uto set free,to
; u,quim
; 4t6-t.
to
be
saddle"
emancipate; -Jtirvn.
fiii-Pt riding-,
ed,
emancipat; uiuifuMpM^
-

"

set free ; to be of age,

to do

out
with-

led,
; ptiAmpuipJi
4^^"*^
uiy"utJt[iti.(jart ;
fit to ride or
majority.
ifc-^ifiuij"^uia-uij a
S;i-i'put/iuii_a.
s. taken, arrested, pri"/:"_
soner,drive;
Jtrpfbui^aA
power;
captive; m/iAt^, ^./pn.'fct^or"""'7.(f="-i'j/)
"/""iei'l'i
nag, pony;
fiuMui

help; -n,.p[it.%s. emancipation; pack

pranoer

"

"

"

"

"

'

"

"

'

2b

2ba

431

^at-iLuM^jtpnfcolt,foal,
filly
; .o4fiyu".

look a gift
in the teeth;S. \try,r,
"C.
\uiii.^2^tri-ui%[iJ',
S,liuipn,Js.
veterinary surgeon ,
ifimifiitrpiup,
fieryor superb,high- horse-doctor;
-pyl^ s. horse-breeder;
mettled, prancingor frisky,
horse or
s. hippiatrice,
spirited,-pm-J-nM-P-litX
cattle
ted
bold,mettlesome, tractable,well-bits. hippopotamus
surgery ; -q.t-u,[,
mt-y
hand
or "broken,
the
river-horse
easy upon
; -""f.^ *. bol'
,
^ /"""iB-f/mpg
lub^lni- ^u#. horse-tail; shave-grass; -^^"./S#a.
"upiHiuii..nn
or
utiuijl,
lutTliif.,
{iipiuali horse-headed;-i-nq_ s. horse-stealer;
Iiligi^ilikg,
hard-mouthed, vicious,untractable, -jti S. U,"iY"/""
; -p-iuip S. 9Ll'i"P2^';
furious ormoon-eyed, restive or kicker
hot.
bastard
s.
hipposelinum,
-fuilunt-p
skittish horse ; uiiiuilimnA jade;
ing,
stone-parsley; -piuiqmgad. a. caracol,
,

w^yi^uib

Jhi^^l^

or

i^npf

wheeling about;

uffiuut^

of

#.

s.

er;
horse-danc-

-^"oi a.
belongingtp horses;
horseman, rider; zool. sand-piper;
or

yellow-dun,grey,
-^hpuf a. horse-shaped; -linphnu^s.
j^n-uim
nut
hot.panic-grass,
dappled, fiea-bitten,
piebald, chestpanickle; -4."^"4- umh.^
"iilrirva.
to pursue
hunt on horseback
or
or
sorrel,roan, light-bay ; "//"""

"Itp or

-,

"^ty

flesh ; "f.un.utli
^^y

"

'

rump,

-Jhipin -mnM-pf
,

combat

s.

on

horseback,cavalry fight; -WuipuiH a.

hind-quarter
; put^^l"n/"hair ;
horseback.
on
[limp iihp jtjinj forage provender, fighting
"/""%*. pi.horses ; -n.iu,ra. whose
meatj^iu^^ ifing --pond; ""/^p ^l'y"
dung ; MMfujjm Alinj shoe ; ^'^/""j issue is like the issue of horses, excessively
croup,

"

"

"

"?^"jj curry-comb

; nijum-iuip"J/ioy
blanket or
; oiu/i^ain^ily

crupper
-cloth

"

llutpiut^uiiiip.
^MuaJuMitp '^P"/
horse-trappings
; pbp-uig^ ilin/ the
of a
caracol ,
paces
; Tf-ulupJtjin/
wheeling about ; ^pouuV^^ J^y a ride
to
( on horseback ) ; q.iupJ'uJi,t-i_
q^

"

luxurious,
[boy; ostler.
*^liuiuiMM,'i,
s. horse-boy, stablelug
a.
3;t'"M,tp
loving horses, fond of
s. horse
horses,of riding; "uuiui'iinM.pf
,

'

sacrifice

a
; uiu,,_
curry, to comb
to
"'*z.?r ^^ shoe a
; 4^p'Hri_jbreak in a
a
; uui%iki_if- to master

to

'

-^

gad-fly,
wasp

groom,

immolation

or

stable,stud

; -umuM%

-umiu^

^ s.
horse{"s. fly,

-^2"""on.

s.

horse-

dealer, courser, "jockey ; -ili-p u"j

er
*. postillion,
post-boy;horseman, rid"

age,
or
-iluipyw vn. to man;
lupiuti.kj'
to
mount
a
horse;
uM^tnutbiulils/t
llk-plrtui^^"_i
irfuAirfj
or
govern
y
"./"_
"c.
to rldo,
to gallop, full speed;
[likppu miMibyu luniint-u
,
iu,i.iauyp
to g.etor mount
-"laipiu^ui%%
on
horseback, to take
s. horsemanship,equitation;
man,
horse; tpP^uMf^("-,io ride, to go on
-i^^c# ". horse-breaker;horseto
horseback ; jjf.i"""^"
s.
riding-school;
A^ml^,
rider;
-iluipJ-n^
ifp.ouUnn_
take a ride,to go on a party of ride, "^'"r/'i*" jockey; -iluipni-pj,
s. equito go out for a ride;TCuifup
lun^nt-fjtjini tation ; -juipm^i a. fit or well adapted
-

'~

"

-,

caracole,to

to

wheel

to
caracols,,

for

place); -...o/S- S.
: wallet,
uoso-bag
-aiouipuMli

riding(road

or

about; uip^guiiypiuutuii
q-tium^^
-py6r\
to gallop, saddle-bags,
the bridle,
valise.
a

full

run

s.

speed

Jfiy to prance,
,

; (unuiMi_In.
to

rear

[a horse.

to ride,to mount
vn.
/^"f.^jffr^ 9;^ujp^lrj;
k-gf,
to give
liuimMuni-i_Sip-up^w^
tup^at-trirvn.
it'i'l'ift

the bit
the reins,to slacken the reins
a horse
full speed, to galteeth ; fi2^,yu I3^u"f,hi_of a horse, to run
lop,
to
ride
t
o
to
at
a gallop.
or
!"Alin,
dismount,to alight,
go

to
"ifinj,

run

between

^%^,

in

to give
'hyi_,
to

move

away,

to

take

the

cus
s. hippodrome, cir^fiuipiatliutpui'ii
get doVll',
^"2uii-t-i_lrpuifiiuiJt[.ni-P-tmi/p
lead
to
hither
to
"
" thither,
a
; course, race-ground.
q^
fro; i"lrui"_li
by
ioply ^pnj, drawn
-

four

horses ; "4 qni-"uiJp.fnfun. i p-i"^

'humtuL. iL 'lini^uiihiS
tell
or
t^uMiygiui"

under
,

-*

4iMk

^-V

him, fell heels upwards ; fi-t^ik,

n^

"

the

neighs;

np

uuiuiuk uuibilhi,you

ipfikum.
must

Hot

pjuMifuif^S.

^[fuuptiui^
drome;
; "mimIi^s. hippo-

races,

horse-races.

Si^uigai-ij,
hippocentaur,centaur.
S. ^"-A-A-"#^;
"piT
Sil't^^-fp

S, eLpi"p^

/ilWj -ni-PlitA s. equitation.

abh

s.
shooting,act of shooting;
S,['itended,
texture; o. stretched,well tight; exvast; long, prolix;ad. long,a
to
long while or time ; [" ""p4"ut#t^,
to
to
to
lengthen;
protract,
prolong,
bend
the
to
to
^V.t^,
flag,
droop;
-

bow

or

run

iTutu/blrf

lifku

or
uMp^i^iri_

"

to

for

far

pursue

SlTb

452

together.
a. riding;
%l,iii,[t,ug

; -p",^ a. covered with snow,

snowy
snow-clad
; -P-yp S. -?-nA i -lie ~ii3
"

full of

-fit'quMff^a,
with snow;
laden
-JiMiunXa. mixed
with snow
s. snow-ball-tree ;
; -b-u,ql,^
-6-t6a.
snow-beaten;-//Ai/_t;n. to
snow-ball; -liuHia. of snow, snowy; s.
a.

;
*.

or
course;
horse-races, races;
-^
a.
riding
s.
-/"4
;
;
hippodrome
-"upufi,
".

S.

-np

"

facture
s. manuoil-presser
; -f-npftni-P-ii

*.

olive-oil ; -[ba

of

olive-oil;-li"-Rfi ""

olive-harvest

olive ; "umufU

; "I'linni-ii^ S.

-lihutff, t-iyj
,

olive-yard

s.

or

fi
,

grove,

^ftP-iAf,
s.
olive-tree,olive
,

blossom

-^"-y
ttuiiipli^

olive-

"

of

Mount

-titu

^-yy.

-#"^o""4 liuimuMp^p snow-

or

capt, "capped,
-^"-P a. pure as

summits;

"crowned
s.

snow;

ter;
snow-wa-

-ay^a.hnriei in snow;
-^nt-gui^
to fall like snow
'iilrj'va.
to cause
;

[with oil.
plantationof olive-trees.
anoint
to
to
oil,
va.
8,l"p-tj;
y^fi
pfiili wild

-^hqi

-tiiTu/ii a. snow-like;
surrounded, covered with

a.

-fMiuMu,
snow

full of

a-

crop ; -4""1" a. pressing olives ; -^ s.

olive-press
; oil-mill ; -iFm'b s. cruetstand

in snow;
ice-house
-^mir,
or
pit;
-4"/" *.
uigny
like snow,
to
to snow
vn.
; to become

smothered

be

to

shine like snow;

9/'c*'/?"'ji^

2/.p.uyg%a. olive-coloured ; ~^npit,

""j

-liftpa. carrying snow

ip,l"rvn.

-^

snowy

like
a. snowguardian;-^t-puiji^

ice-house

months

stadium

snow,

white, candid
""" shining,
very
9^"-t"pt4
*. 6oi. snow-drop, [as snow.

~'t"UL

to snow
S^.-'ii-^im.

it

; -it

snows

snowed.

it has
-"iik-u,^,

a. snowy
[up.
S,l"-''it;ik'i'
; cold.
to
S.it-'f,
grub up, to break
hgl,va.
S/ffiuipu/ii
s. ichthyologist
; "lu^mi a.

[olives. -logical; -n^pftiSis. -logy.

*^[iJkP-s. snow-blindness,
s. pisciculturo.
Ulfi'ip-nuifncia-pt-i
Si^nuilii,
mni^if.o. horse-footcd.
"-% s. nature
of a horse.
S^/"i-/?f
mussel, muscle,limpet;
24i""4""i2^".
2f^, "J/"/ys. gift,grace, present, -^irp s. ichthyophagist,fish-eater;a.
boon ; faculty,
vantagefeeding on
adfish; -lilrpuia. fish-like;
talent; privilege,
"c. S. "4^"/""
f ^nfii,,!fuo^ fish-shaped
;-4mi
5 -"*"'.?.
".
fish-skin;
-^_
"v*-/i. botargo; -iTnpPT(uin.
of
the
"mlr^
S.
fishmonger
-iCuifaouni-P-'k gift
eloquence ;
; -mlruAp
to give, to make
-triT va.
a
s. fish-pond,
giftor
"pool, "reservoir;
auM'iif.
present.
-pu/L s. fish-market ; fishery; -"-t"" a.
; Jp p

pi^

-u

ut-ijnot to adulate

tl.

flatter ;

or

abounding in fish ; -^mu^ s. albatross.

2/iipis. small fish,fry; young fish.
-uii-np
s. spawn
^ip'Id'Ppitch-ore pitchblende,
; caviare.

tar
9/'"-/3nil_s.pitch,
y
,

lb

mastic

sticky ;
t^b

-mih^
s.

-ui^iaj,

protoxide
to pitch.

va.

"

Jk-iui
Sil'^'i'i

frmJir^

pitchy,

a.

of uranium

king-fisher,
halcyon.
24%4o"_^s.

; -Inr,

3,li%npu
u"j

snow;
-flake ; iT-t/bi,
fine -\ large
fun^p
flakes ; 4"./t
thawed
; liym
'^^""L.
iyuib
"drift ; 4f "-" Jilrai% --slip
; "%4
-

^Iru/ii

as

it
;

very
lall

shoe ; uuiftmuilipppiri.qwhite ;
"
snowy
^uy

"

white
it

snows

; -i

the
^.fiiu/hl,

"

there

; Jilru/lM

had

been

heavy

luniuitiWi
t^tinuilia

snow

snow

s.

storm

great

hook;

"

harpoon,

fish-

fisher-town ; -"".
spear ; ^uiiiuip -uig
bea. like a fisherman; -ui^uA
a. longing
,

ing
fishfisherman,piscatory,

fishing,
fishery
; fisher's
Sit/bni^qt-ii^s.
spermaceti. [calling.
2'l-kj; 3,Jtn.u.,^i
"e. S- 3,fmtrj;
"C.
S,J/^piypi
; -n.-P-b

s.

HiiB-rLb r

JkJhpuA /""-ip /""ij *"

t

storm, tempest,

/"iniiiuL.
Jt-qj"

ter
win-

hurricane

; fig.
^cf^t.
uili^ptrg^tyjib

affliction,
trouble,
grief;^f""l

f
; fig. f-"'ll
utlant-p t^ai-pui

calamity,evils,pain, grief;-f-nfli
a.
snow-coloured,as white as snow,

; *w_
fisher-

ii-"P

a. bearingsnow
%lii%u.p.lr[,

of

"

boat,smack;

to

to SDOW-ball.
^"l-k-u

abundance

t.u"4 l^uipP- k-plrpuipi^'ii

"p

as

l"^^

thers
gasnowed

p.,u^t.,rh-l/iiit had

hard,
Ol

fisher,fisherman

s.

^tuA,

4""""

s.

^{np

hard,
very
bitter,
gloomy, cold,dry,rainy,damp,
,

severe

or

201

'\yi

'"3 4

Venus, persons dedicated to obscene

layer,layer; -^itn^pT s. layingeggs;
rites ;
to offer.
mnjiik-u
-itp4iia. oTal, ovoid ; --Jti. o. oval,
consecrating.
2o*^^io.
without
offering;
testicles,
egg-shaped; -"/"/4a.
dedication,
3,oi"t-ai.
".
gift;
offering,
gelded; -^"y S- ~ptu%- ^uA^^ s. anal,
-"

oviduct,oviary duct; -^zCm/t

ovarium

seller ; -^uA *. ovary,

oval;". omelet.

sacrifice.

egg-

s.

; -utpq.

a.

a. cast,
cast;-n/,[i-j
3,ni^liiibIffs. font,
smelted,founded; s. cast,image, "c.
sibility,
3,ni-iMiil[ui%
a. fusible ; -m-PfiiX s. fu; ingot-mould.
[smelting-house
crucible ; foundry ;
s.
%ni-ifupu!i,
^ni-ibJ;h^f,va. to cast,to smelt,to
found; to freeze,to harden
by cold;
,

1,

solidify
[tt-pyuib^
; "huqirii qunt-ulrfiu

to

/.jun.liuthey shall turn

their swords

into

ploughshares.

a. fusible.
3,ni-itip
^""-d'l-'
~IV'L^- founder.

^nt-ini-ah
s. casting.
3,nt-/f%,
A^u/jy s. fish; ast. Pisces;
liuiMMfnjtn silurus,sheat
;
gold ;
itn^n^ salt-water
-

"

limpjjip
-

tl'iu^tuputn J5,^btiuiifu/li9"
MuliiultPj,
fUrLr^i^
; if-ntlni^ Atiiuli tunhtSti

"skin

^ "

fe, ^itbuirii\

funpni/t-uto

to fry
"iiiuiik-u

to

"maw,

to go

24^"

; S.

"

"

fishing
;
;
"c.
-

m".

2"'J!'"J.
"**"??/*.
rag, tatter,old cloth;
sack-

hair-cloth
,

^,

with
aflBnity

example

for

them;

the letters

ed
confound:

jy-k-qj,

"

"

to broil
grill,

of

tieth.
nine-

I ^rfli [t-llp
p.ulplin
\ ^n
iTJ-lr/u
; puiqrf.
; qnL.i^"j"nL.qli"j
scale, iltuli^nqiuli

""^."i"^,

is sometimes

"

J//u/i, "basket, --glue

"kettle,
isinglass,

or

'/..'^ ninety ;

much

It has

"

with

p-kMJi j^pPi

thirteenth

the

"

; J^u/ii

it-utiii

alphabet,

the consonants

eighteenthletter

the

1^(gh"d)
"iuiu, s.
of the

with

In foreign words
placed above, thus
"

"/.,

pronounced/^.
*" iutrenchment
fc''
1,'"4fo-'

coarse
;-/3ra"-"o^"-^

army;

camp;

it is

comma

always

ment;
; encamp-

to
^"/"6^t^,
u.6^t"_.

hairy cloth.
[ly. intrench, to throw up intrenohments,
a. working gratuitous- to pitch a camp.
^puiiluiumuili
beau;
to make
va. to give gratis,
"XuiJpuipuMg s. lamp ; torch, flamQjptMT,
frg/i
,

present of.

9,p['"
Apiijs. gratuitousness ; a.
voluntary ;
gratis,free

ad.

of cost, soot

tuitous,
gra-

for

nothing,
free,gratuitously;

gifts,
presents.
-^
S.
ad. -Iiu,%S. %pl,a.
S.p^
2pl"^pi"p
-iluipj- foundation
a.

pluck off;to

tear

in

scholar; -mm-p

given gratis,gratuitous.
"-*/*. gratuity.
2/"f
""./?f
%iiirj; y^l va. to snatch away,

with

festal

lamps

; to

kindle,to

embroidered,
'\u,j;iuuhmi_a.
laudanum.
s.
'\a,%,f.iJiinJii
1u.i.A

to

pieces,to rend,

to devour.

s.

Gr.

w.

'\uiplilin%
uij
lta.4

1^4

mus.

s.

tiller ; oar,

Gr.

laced.

organ.
w.

hot. agaric

"iyk"'3*" rudder,helm,

scull.

It^ui^iMpuig

man;
s. steersman, helmschief;
fig.director, governor,
to be steersman, to hold the
-kirva.
s. offering
S,o'i",t,pu/r,
place,altar.
2o'*'A-"A',
to give, to present, helm, to steer a vessel;fig.to govern,
va.
/rjf,
to
ing
to direct,to manage
secrate;
offer, dedicate,to devote,to con; -n^p-f s. steerto sacrifice;
tion,
to initiate.
vessel
a
; fig.government, direc2"*'f i*-u#_3
s.
management.
offering,
gift
ry,
; myste-

a. rapacious,
3,pAl'm
lacerating.

2"'5" /y s. present, gift; S. -/"" -""_;"

,

to

adorn

inflame.

s.

*.

ing,
-"'^"w"."-flaming,shin-""'i'lSJU
tering
resplendent,fulgid,glitbrilliant,
tjl, va. to illuminate or
; -yj;

votaries
mysticism; sacrifi;ce;

of

mh
s.
'Xyb^Muii
~2kuiii ki/iug
uig
,

doe-r.

apron ;

buck

-,

r.

jack- or roller-towel ; towel napkin. Juiif.

-f, young r. ; np^, ^aM,f.tup^ -f
*. bot. S. ^n%ihqj.
r.-burrow
"hutch
l/r/f
-/.
; liiuql^u^iibi^
to squeak;
'\k^piIj s. package.
-/'.to squat,to lie
"/"""/t"^
a- levitical; *. Leviticus.
'\t-i-,nuMiiii,%
squat or cowering.
s. levite.
lA-t.OTa._5f
s. trave, horse's
l^u.[uu,'i,ng
clog.
wheel or
Leviticus.
s. Gr. w.
turner's
'\lri.u,[ii/n%
s.
l^iufuiapuili
.ly
lathe ; small wheel, pulley;
block.
or 'Int-nui^
mar.
1^"Y_.u4
lyyY 1,"/'4"c.
S. Ini/fMi^
5. turner; pul\^1J W'lnpi"C.
Ckiuliiiupiuf^iuif-nfihley-make
luj
,

Indian

bird.

to hide
va.
'Xn.-iiuilikii'
conceal

or

"

s. an
'Xn/lin'b
'

"

vn.

to hide

ed in

oneself.

"i^npir a,

-^"aluaipuililrm/
tumcd, formcd

a. hidden.
flsh;
-tiP, tj/"vn.
'loqaA^,
-u/iipS. -/"-*";

toll,to ring,to sound ; to bark, to

yelp, to howl, to bay, to growl; fig.to
;

-/nA

-m-Uh

s.

rin-

gling,tinkle,tinkling;noise,sound,
clang.
loq/rir,tjf^vna. to hide ; va. to
smooth
a roller;
or level with
-h^m.^
to
to
conceal.
hide,
g,u'i,ir,rva.
h^uii
Tioy/.J",

vn.

to

hide,

fashioned

on

turner's

-^tufumpuMiiyir,
t-jl va. to turn, to
lathe ; fig.
to turn
a turning
to round, to polish,
to ornament,
elegantly,
to embellish,to beautify.
S.^".4fa'-[gy,mir
^.a^Jii,
l"u,l"i,TC,
a. marshy, fenny,
"",u,[uTCuiluai-m
bogturn
ble
tums.
""iit/i"P
flight,
soaring;
;

to

about

wheeling

;
;

into ; to swim.
to hide oneself.
vn.
'XoiifilJ'

made,

or

fashion in

to conceal

oneself;to lurk,to crouch, to squat;

in

wheel,

lathe ; fig.very well turned

well formed.
well-finished,

to

or

a.

out, to snarl

orfashion-

turninglathe ; -it-^. a. pulleyshaped round, rounded, circular;

furnished with pulleys; S.
a.
-"-np
a

'Xn-.qt.fb,
/.s- cylinder;roller.
Int-qliir,
i-jiy vfi. to swiui J to hide.
Ini-pmt,["s. the Koran.
mal,
loi/mfiuij s. swimmer
; aquaticani-

cry

turned,made

; a.

; caper,

to take
uiniiai-i^.

flyaway,

flyup,

to

wing

to

set
somer-

flight,
high;

or

soar

on

to caper, to cut capers, to turn a somerset,

to turn heels over
head; S. 2f

to creep

"

S. -^ui^p.
:^ui/upu/iip
[swiftly.
a.
"^"nfupuiuiiiiii
flyingor running

a. hiding oneself.
'l^o/^oii

to carry one's head

puipApaiif.iiii.lu
-

high ; to prevailover, to be victorious.

T^uiiia.
humid, damp, moist;female;
s.

mare.

ous,
libidinl^ailiuiTCu/b
uij a. lecherous,
,

lascivious,wanton, lewd ; -""-?*.

dom
whorelecherousness,lasciviousness;
; fornication.

-^laliuiui
J}Uni-ui_
/ji-j s. forehead ;
tion
elevahrng face,front,frontispiece,
-

i-png

title-page
frontispiece,
;

fronton, pediment;
hn-u/iililii^ili
drawn
pu/iiui^l
army
up in
qopni.,
-

-,

2? Oe ) ''^ "" the nineteenth letter of

the alphabet," the fourteenth
consonants; X ^, hundred;

of the

order

redth.
hundto

"

It has

letters

a-

"

aflSnitywith

much

"^, "

with

is sometimes

them

; for

the

ray
battle,troops in battle-ar-

file j order ;
front to
face,vis-a-vis,

mn.

face

front;
-e"/iit

annt-fruiftTCuii/iuui fuitp^iikuitt
uufuin-^
r

founded
con-

example

of

; rank

"buifl,^ large , protruding, bold ,

wrinkled,threatening-; ijj-4"'/"4""'*'ix
to strike one's
; j'pf'^u j"'V't^V^U
,

: pT^l'TC,
itu.'i.kui,
plbtj ^ta*. fkti 4F'^"

, uig
"^luti-iap

s,

rabbit
,

coney

; ht

up in line
of battle,to put in battle array, to
offer battle,to face ;
^_
"!""/;_. /r
57

to draw
.{uin-lrui-'u
l^uifjkfj
,

"

Ml

MH

456

would
be better, it would be more
uia,%hu
ifiihuto attack the enemy
combat
to
to
in front,
suitable,expedient, convenient; "^^
fight,
; kiu,'iiki_
it did not seem
in conflict,
to attack,
or
to engage
fitting
p-nt-k-juii^
to be left
to assault; "ubliufiiyi_
uiuM,niiiC,k^m^'bliui^
becoming; n^[,
/""m-,
did
dead on the spot; /" A-4""% "^n-ktr'ii^,
int-ptVp kf^ ^.npifnp,hls succcss
he was
his expectations,
he opposed them with.. .; juMn-u,^n,.j' not answer
in the
first action or
bat
comdisappointedin his hopes.
"i^if.
S. a""4 CI- ; -t"/* S. '^"t^inr'^
countenance
his
'^ui^uiM-np
"lip
;
'bayj'iu'iiiuj
-u

-ni.,

if^npiuto match colours ; -m-Pftiii

J. fitness,
suitableness; decency, deI^ui^iumiuif-liii
predestination,
't^puijf s. destiny,
[corum.
iSi-'^lrib
a. suitable.
fate,fatality
; doom, star,
to
fortune ; q.mn.'b ^.4
tiny
va.
jj""4t"/",
fatal,high dest-gp -l-j/at-i/uAtrir
make
to
to
to
fatal
fit,
fatalist,
adapt,
convenient,
a.
s.
; -fiiui^uA
pre;
becomes

gloomy.

"

destinarian
to

; -n-ph-iFva. to predestine, suit,to accommodate.

to
42i]i s.
destine, doom, to fate; jtu'uj'u,^ 25"'4/"a'

marsh

i,ni.p'l,
-,f.pku,u born

destined

or

to

morass
,

fen,bog, slough,quagmire.

swamp,

2J."4H'S./.
25"'4^**i-

s. fatalism.
immortality
; -n-pn^-P-l
s.
']"ui^uMiniiiJ'itipui
troops in battle

S. A""4
2iu'4''7_

a.

"ui^p

~iiiu"^ub.

of
in order
drawn
a.
saying or said
P 2jf"4ad. ; "umuum^
army
up
battle; general engagement, pitched opportunely or suitably;-m-P-J- s. fita.
battle,
"]^iu^ni.li
s. troop, pack.
[ness.
fighting,
belligerent;
war;

array,

warlike

op

-f

day

of battle ;

m"Y.,

"]^u,quiif.s.
fight;-pi a.
thicket,bushy place,wood.
",(i.^.\\'ii,nuMli.[twine.
belligerent;
"^uiiiutm,
-^i/",tj-^y vn. to fighta
pitched battle,to attack each other
^utiiitiiau-liiT,
tjfty vn. to twist, to
in front, to meet
face to face,to encounter
2S."2*"o%^,
^j /"j s. ray ; light,glare,
a.
rushing on the
brilliancy,
splendour; \)pp.aM.pirtMiii
; -iTni-ii^
to wage,

to make

to

war,

"

monstrance,

enemy.
S,
'^utlliainuMjtiMpn.tun
uiq
troops in order

of

battle ;

adjutant general,general,["ground.
2iu"floinuiin/t^ -[, s. battle-fi.eld,
"j^uu^iauth-iTt
tfl/" "h-um-nuMlil^iT
VCt, to
,

"

in order of
an
arrange
army
draw
t
o
battle,
up, to marshal, to array.
^ia4"""/"^"
^s'y *"*" *'" ^" drawn up
in battle array, to be marshalled
for

put

WHO

OUQ

marshals

"

re-

ent
radiant,brilliant,
shining, refulgbeaming
glittering,
dazzling,
,
tening,
glissparkling,gleaming,resplendent,
bright.

a.

or

to fronttheenemy;tojoin
battle.
fight;
child's rattle;
s.
"AuM^ifutpu/b

tanets.
cas-

[t"'-4
"

with

colours, with

gold "
embroidery; s. embroidery.
"^uiiCuiii^j;
ir^f,vn. to glitter,to
sparkle,to shine, to gleam, to glisten.
gay

many

silver

bank,
s.
"jS^uiiTuipmuii
quack, mounteu"j
charlatan; boaster, braggart,
,

}"u,fiij.t^s.
beet,beet-root;S. Pu". vaunter; bully, roisterer,blusterer;
jS""4". fit,
able,
a. bombastic,
decorous, suitpuffed up, haughty ; -t"r,
proper,
fitting,
becoming, seemly, decent,betj/rvn. to brag, to boast,to swagger,
to bluster ; -n..pf s. quackery, charlatanry
convenient; s. fitness;[" ad.
fitty,
properly,
suitably,
opportunely,
; bombast, fustian,turgidity,
to the purpose
boasting,bragging.
conveniently,
; p- tv.
coming; "^.MiiTpuip
imp. it is fit,
expedient, suitable,beencampment;
tuj s. camp,
to
a.
p -ipitij ^Mfj
beleaguered, besieged.
uiuiu-,u.e,t-i_,
-,uu{uiin
come,
suit,to be proper " suitable,to bes. game-bag of horse-hair.
"^,uirppni-li
to be beseeming or seemly,
decorated,
a. embellished,
-^uiJifuMt-np
adorned
right,
proper, advisable ; t
iu".i/.t^,
; embroidered
tj/l
; -hW,
to avail oneself of, to profitby to
to adorn, to decorate, to deck, to
va.
;
improve,to turn to account, to the
embeUish; to embroider, to work.
best account ; il'^S
able
is it not suit2tui"/;"".^,
l
ment;
"^mj s. decoration,orna-

he

P^n^kp

thought fit to

iJ!"

t
i,uij-a.pkp
,it
; um-mi-t^^^
y""/
-

embroidery.

"

^-a

'

*"

jay-

zSl).^

T"iylr.u^,
t^^

jackdaw, rook;

s.

the
kaws.
^ii.'if"4
a"//**-'/",t-^tvn. to

to take
gmi,lri_q-,uL.

to splinshiver,
ter, /"""s""

err

wrong

astray,to

to go

M'h

457

course,

/3-/""-pfr^
"!._
^u
lead astray,to

to mislead,to
to
crackle, to crack,to put out of the rightway, to cause
crash ; to burst,to blow
err ; utp^fr"ni~^
fuuMMpiubyuf"
tiiuii^y^^
up, to chap ;
to make
block the way, to stop
loud noise, to interrupt
-ir^nt-^ui'iiL-irva.
a
or
a crash,to cause
to crackle,to crack,
off
to see
up, to obstruct ; j**-^ /"
I

split
; to

to

to burst ; fig.
to

speak in

bombastic

brag, to boast,
iS."iiP^b'^
-P^t-e -Pn'-Hi- s. great
noise
crash
cracking, crackling,
,
to

manner,

"

crick-crack

bursting, blowing up

journey ; j'"2:"i!'L
?r"

b'-p to
on
get
prosper,
prosperously,to
thrive ; p -f, [n-pm-irlrpp-uii_,
to go
one's own
to
one's
fig.
way;
pursue
to go
or
point; ^iuMi_q"u
^
nt^pnt^,
on

"

to

[explosion. by the same

way
as, to tread in the
to
"^ajipnm
same
a.
blcarcd,purblind; -hW,
follow,to imitate ; /Aj.
steps;
to darken,to dim, to obscure, "r
va.
t-glt
by what road ? by what way ?
to cloud;
cinate, which way? g ni.$j,,f_-^,
ward
straightfort"'i." *o dazzle,to halluto offascate,to blind ; -"../??
^"u'l.k["f-l'-'i
lib this road
; uiju
of the sight blearedleads to a village
*. o"Fuscation
k"'e~
; "fpni-ifuimpnt.p
,
'^"ol'k*"

mare.

'

"

"

purblindness.

ness,

shortens

Tib-""' company
"

2jui%,
.small bone, ossicle,
cockle.
/fjf
bezel
bezil.
s.
or
-^"u'liiuli
["

7"""
[o'pM-p
l^q.i/^^lrt/'
f
I

; S.

yutplimhlsrirf

"C.
2^npn.lrir,

'^a/bui^du/ii
a. capable

distance

s, traveller,
';^u/bMuuiiup^uiifi,iiiij
senger
pas-

of discerning,

; -ni-PT's.

known.
intellectual;
a. recognizable.
^u/iiiu^il,

travelling.

g.
";^uA,uu{a,p^a,j.uiL.
highwaymau

-i/y s. travellingcompanion
to know
gk-iufjia.

mark,
; to perceive,to rerecollect,to recognize, to
discern,to comprehend, to conceive,
to understand
not to know, to be
; iunthankful, to forget;
qliptui-niXu

to

traveller

fellow-passenger
;

"street,
cross-way,
roads
meet
; -.p b
;

square

be

to

-^

s.

place where four

.fi""U".ebpublic
"

to travel

"/""".
-^_jf

; fellow-

with

ther,
ano-

travellingcompanion;

to listen to reason-

gether;
tos. travelling
~ligni.p-'[i
company,
s.
T^uAiM,^^,
connoisseur,good
guide,
conductor;
-^,i_s.
-gn/3
to direct, to show
indicate
or
judge; -^.inif,
-^nL.3iis. knowledge; ipils-lj
the
to
guide.
recognition.
way,
leader or guide.
2jvt%"i"v'"/'4
;^""%u"a/u"^4f%/7u"js.
-"3 s. way, road,route,
-

street,path ; issue

way,

; means,

^iii%u,u{iup'inpif.
senger,
pasu"j s. traveller,

tion
journey;media-

wayfarer; -'"ibj S. -4".4^_y

;

method,

manner,

; -^
-uipu/iis. itinerary;-hiT, -b^r vn. to
Ji/^flSn, the senses
;
roughfare
travel,to make a journey ; to set off,
highway,public road, thoutppniji,!,
to start, to take the road, to begin
great thoroughfare;
; 4uipnt^i
one's journey, to walk, to go ; -"t./??
cross-road;
iu%^n^,
^ftjf-'"J'
#.
(tml, voyage;
uA.
/Ajf.
journey,way;
by-path
;
nuipvint^qp by-way,
road
pt
travelling
;
itu-bip
expenses
g
; "c?.
"tiimg u/iilin^impassable
"
travels
h-n\jrM.
road
or
voyages.
tTutibtj dirty or muddy
p. g-iTuip
street ;
the way
s. calamba, agallochum.
of heaven,
";^ui%p,uli
hiili%l,g
the path of virtue;
s. bot. sandal-wood.
"j^u/b^u/h
-if-b
a
"""-#i".^f Jty-,
2!""%^
three
jJiiAf.uig s. hook, tenter;
day'sjourney ; h-plig
u".n,-pj
grapnel,
drag-hook, cramp-iron; mar.
day's journey ; ^-^fli !"-[i%
the
ad.
talon,
the
claw,
on
road,
fang.
on
grappling-iron;
paw,
by
q-ru.,.
way,

process

"

"I

.""-

-"/"-

journey,duringthe journey; "/.

puMphuiu on or by the way ; uin.%ti_,
a

to go

along, to travel,to

undertake

journey,to
to go

or

s. bot. St. John's

-^u/iililunm

wort.

jJuA^s'uA^nm
a.
clawed,

furnished

armed

with

claws

Aa S. ny
"^ii/liTCt

or

talons.

hquAia^

Itbpi"uui^
"blow;
"bane;
--time;
begin """"kbi-^ba
to
to
ib'L
exaggerate
vance,It"v^'^L."
start; niXhi_,to ad,
mole-hills.
mountains
of
forward,to get on ; ""*. make

journey ; to open, to prepare a

to set out on, to
!" u,%liui%lri_,
-

way

"

MO-

"
black
a.
"^.u'lntaiTCkliiTuili

ing;
of tastingor eatl^ui^u^nL.111
s. act
consumption.
Holy Communion;

white

"

S. 2f
spotted; flea-bitten;
-^uiinCuiutnufb
s. fly-bane.
"

"^.u'tiTOru/ii
s.pl.flies.

2C^^s. gnat, midge,

liuiyiTil-i^

small

m^uipiAif,Baal-zebub

the

fly;

to**

refectory.
ing-hall,
"room;
va.
jSfojt.r,
yijfi to dine, to take
noonday

meal,

dine

flies,[god of Ekron.
i,u,'bTq,n.%
if. fly,

out

eat ;

the
to

""/""""'.p"" .

to
""""./#
^'"/b#4
,

to

dine

by

the bill of fare.

dinner,frugalmeah
s. light
2J".^.4
s. dinner; treat,feast.
[catch-fly. -^lu^ikpyP; lecI^ai^t/l .?" missal,mass-book
fly-flap
,
,

-^uHiTCnpu
-uilis. fly-catcher,
"trap,
,

dish-cover,
*2Jfoi2(i^m'i.*.
-^uAtC^IuA
s.
waving fan
punka.
^i""^,
s. dinner, noon-day
meal;
y
,

repast, entertainment,feast;-^y
three

the

canonical

hours

tion;
diffusion,extension, dilataperse,
to
spread,to dis-i-"r, hgl" va.
tain
enterto
to
to scatter
divert,
;
;

Third
,

Ninth; S. i^ui^iJ-mir-^
uu^uup

"

tered
a.
spread,dispersed,scat"^u,ui"uii_

J-u,ir,

Sixth

tionary.

diuner-servicc
utriiuHi ,fu^i,i.,uli
-y
;
table ;
bell ;
frugal
u/iiuiuiiCyTC,
meal or
table ;
ner
"{.npithuto get dinto give a dinner ;
ready ; "uniitri_,
Jbir ^npirkijto give a grand dinnerparty

to
away,
tered,
scatwaste, to dissipate;^{"irvn.tobe
;

"

"

dispersed;to
oneself

-""""

; ""/""""/""""""/" k

table ;

the

^p-pho^

j/yti
-^
^-"
u/u^u/i,h% dinners
,

dinners

follow hard

" suppers

is

follow
on

pers;
sup-

dinner, guest.

"

/ii#lupiriuli
iLnpiririi
^uiblr/uiphuiu
"pu

slaughter, to

to

of blood;

rivers

shed

hnl/tt

~Ae
qni-iP tupfs-uib

"^ui^uiJ-uMiTs.
dinner-hour, time.
"^ut^liuig s. taste,flavour,savour;

butchery;

blood, slaughter,carnage,

butcher, to
dinner-giving
;

a.

to ; to

recreation; -/"p.

or

lupiruA -ho^ [hni-u

^ut2utii.npit
uig
to

relaxation

busy

or

occupy

apply oneself

to

on

S. A'""!'-

invited,asked

take

with,

t"yj *. effusion,shedding, spreading;

effusion
of
^%/?^/'/^ luphu,"!, blood-shed
,

dinner
hi.

squander

tilHiiuto

*.

p.u,_

tf-nph-trauni
p

QIT

rivers of blood were

7Cu,^uMmiuiru,pml!ii
-nt-X,
shed in that battle; S..l,t^""-"/";

"

foretaste,prelibation,
proof,gustation; s, dispersion; effusion ; distraction ;
drinking-vessel, cup , mug , glass, dissipation.
of 2 gallons;
tumbler; measure
i^uiiiiuiinliir,
t-gtyvn. to glideor crawl
^""-t.
weak
to twist about,
like
or
a serpentor worm,
slighteffort;"""._
"buiphiy
*o
round
^-o
^^li
taste, to relish ; to twine or coil
*"'-t t"
; to writhe.
'li'n
to prOVe
"^uMuflihiT"lipui\ij' IrjitJvn. to
^ui2uiunuinL.[3-k
lutdlnM-l_iJ-~
bis courage
stretch oneself in yawning or awaking.
to
;
jS-n^ ^m^A^,
o. creeping,
^u#.^ni-4
crawling,cringing;
empty the sea with a tea-spoon.
ible,
-^uM^uMliiMiliiu'b
a.
gustative; -khs S.
winding,tortuous,sinuous; flextastcr
ily,
hastarf.
".
"^lu^lflig
supple ; g
;
hurriedly,
assayer;
,
in haste ; gate,
-a-nij,s. trial,
tasting;"/iu/*s. mouth,
mijuAt^, to insinuoneself
to
to'worm
enter
s. degustation;
in,
taste,palate; -i-npnt.'^
tiously
cauS. ^ui^fj[fr"(ip
to creep or steal
but hastily,
that may
be tasted, in swiftly.
a.
-^"u^lik-i^
[ster'sor crab's claws.
relished
savoured,
; -^ s- the taste.
"SiUiuini-n. u{n-y s. claw, talon ; lob25""/i-/'J s. discourse , harangue,2j""/2u"4*-"r,
tj/i 110. to taste, to try,
to relish;to eat, to feed; to drink;
tion;
dissertaoration,sermon,
allocution;
j^y.to experience; ^1/^4, to die ;
cital;
history;treatise;narration,rethe
world
its
to
or
enjoy
ures
pleas^"3
piupyui^iiA homily; fiipm^
-,

"

-"""-

-n.nl-

"

"

"

to
luutiiiunni^[d-"
tr^ut'isp'^'-Pp

taste the

sweets

of peace.

a. dining.
-^"a^uli^p
to
2Su.;"/#4%""-5"A*-"r
va.

taste,to give

to eat.

s. dinnerT^ui^i/iPj

miuliutu

parenesis;

to the
literally,

deliver
cause

to

make

an

-/li ad.
to
letter; u,pliu"%hij
um.

oration

speech,

"

-%

to

or

harangue,

preach

sermon

to
;

to speak, to
uM,Ani-u to discourse,
talk ; to write ;
nion,
table-compaiup^ku,i_[uontij to

/"
-

or

messmate, guest.

descant,to hold forth,to

converse,

to

2JU.P

39

talk

to

discourse

to spout ,
forage, fodder , provender ; pasture
,
,
speechify; Y/it-f.
ground or land, meadow;
""luiuunii.p-hii/iig
fig.food,
77"
to write a biography.
pasture, aliment, nourishment, prey;
tn-pni^
to

S.

tion
"^um.iuif.u.jP[igs. ray, beam, radia,

brilliancy;
georn.
vector
to

radius;
beam, to

radius ;

muAt-iliast.
ate,
uMpJiM^h/j to irradi-

-"

emit

food

be

to,
prey of, a
to be a
ipihu J'u3u,'i,f,i_,

to ; '^py
to the flames, to

prey

rays.

'^uin.uitf.uiiP-uip.hp
a. beaming,
with rays
ferous,radiant; crowned
ous
(Diana); -iti. a. lucid,fulgid,lumin-

the

be

burnt, de^
voured,
by fire;upy
^,_
to perish by the sword
"bhu inu"^l,i_,
;
to put to the edge of the
upnj
mu,i_,
to spread
sword, to slay; "i.u,uM%ti_,
prey

consumed

luci-

^."^; 4^"y fuel, combustible;

light,splendour, brightness, ip-ir^,to

-"i/"7."^"siU -"'p^u^k O: casting over,

,

to wind

or

creep

about;

".j""_

to keep up, to foment

emitting rays, radiant, sparkling, ^ik-pint-uih-ng
to find a
divisions;
-"t.
shining,brilliant,
resplendent;
uMn^k-i_,
7Cu,p t".
to
to
l
minous,
utrieve,
-"-4""
"Ad.remedy ;
-"p'^JL""radiant,
repair, redeem, to re-"-"/"
to
make
amends
blazing,bright,glittering.
reparationor
for cherishingor
-i^utn-iu^iu/P-lrj;
hgfi vn. to radiato, for ;
uifiimfig
to emit rays, to shine, to blaze,to
caressingthe passions;f."u2r'^/'"#'"'z.
thcm
dazzle,to glitter,to sparkle, to enlighten, hplimP-niii'inu
mu,j[i [" .ho mowcd
down
to scintillate.
with the murderous
steel,or
iri iTmuig
s. irradiation,
sion
emis"^ain.iuf.iait}-ni-ifiM
sweeping brand ; if-^uini-Zp
of rays, radiancy,radiance ;pAy*. knowledge is the food of the mind.
radiation.
s. plant fitfor fodder;
-^uipuiiiuipnfu
s. Commencement
-j^uMn-uMti-fni-fu
a.
i-ilili
-ily
foragingtogether ; -^u"j.. a.
of a discourse
or
treatise,chapter; abounding in fodder,in pasture,very
to
write, to describe,to
-H-pkiT va.
grassy ; -t-ap a. pasturing,feeding.
to lead the flocks
narrate.
va.
-^uip.ulihir,
Irgfi
to
to
course,out
disa.
a
2j"i"n..ii("A"
belonging
pasture, to feed,to pasture ; to
ed;
rupt,
remedy, to cure ; fig,to attack,to cordiscursive;narrated,describto waste, to devour, to consume;
^i/iuv'^t litteral sense; -^gt-iT
the same
narrate
or
va. to write
thing vn. to pasture, to graze, to browse, to
with another.
[declamation. feed,to bait, to feed or live upon, to
eat ; to expand, to extend, to dilate,
s. declaimer
-^lun-uiutug
; -m-P-lic^s.
to
tiresome
s.
-^ma-aimufii^
discourse,
propagate, to diffuse,to spread ; to
take root, to get rooted; to be cured;
idle story, prattle,chat; cavil,dispute
ifiuii^bto fatten oneself; pngi "inq^
irgfivn. to prate, to
; -mt-iT
to
the fiamcs,
to
to
talk
trifle,
Jai^uMp h-uMM^iujitriu^"^^p
prattle, chatter;
driven
wind
to
continued
by the
idly; to cavil,to dispute; -mn,i_, u.^ s.
,
spread ; jufiit^iuMplfiia
viller;
great talker,babbler, chatterer; ca-likpt "'["^"""'^j
rankled in their hearts;
declaimer.
a deep wound
be related.
a. that can
guiiJbnp jnu^hpu "lip
";^iun.h[l,
-llkp 3, palu whlch
the
of his
to
to
to
marrow
"^^uMaJriT,
penetrated
va.
discourse,
very
hgjt
bones.
to
to
eat.
treat
to
make
to
give
a discourse
[pasture,
narrate,
;
;
tO fCOd , tO
to relate ; to recount, to tell,
to recite,
VU.
J^ulpuj^tgrn-gaAlrJ',
or

"

u,n.

"

to

speak.[mons,selection

of homilies.

". collection
2S'"""7i%""/'/"
m/"/"

ofser-

"

^1 s. chess,
"^^uMuipuili
'i\uiuifi^nL.q
of ; luuiqu.i_,
to play at chess.
game
t

h-quii O. 'j^uMpuMl^k-J'.
"j^uipta^lifff

l^uipui^aLMiM
s. pasture, pasturage ;
extension.
dilatation,

l^uMp'auMiahJ'f
Irgh

^uipW,

trqtyVti.

tO

-m^Lii
expedient; crack,to crackle,to crepitate;
-uint-Hii s. crackling,
L-t- "nCuipuili
creaking, crepitation,
to find a
or
f.m""/tr"-^,
to contrive,
to think
crash, burst.
crick-crack,
means
or
a way,
s. clasp,
of a device,to contrive ; ^fe^
l^utpjjiiii^
hasp, buckle;
f,'
/"^ ^-w
hook
button
there is no way or means
there
;
; Isop, catch,
to,
tp-g
is no help,it is done ; it is past all
clasp; piuitLbhi_
g "lib OT "trtT VK.
tfaifllU
to put the taches
into the loops,to
cure, it is irremediable ; S. ?J'"/"""4
to hook.
^mpmli uig i. pasture,feed, food, clasp,to fasten,

jjio^s. remedy, means,

"

"

"

"

2jar
s. bol. dandelion,
jjut^a^ffii.^
pissabed.

TSk'"i"H
"!/" ^
t

s.

grease, fat,tallow ;

speaker, orator, declaimer

to speak with eloquence
vn.

; -fioukiT

art, as

or

oil;a. fat, plump;

/i/n^t*/.bacon, an orator ; -^o"/".^^ s. speakingwell,
hog's grease or fat ;
funi^hlblifluencyof speech, eloquence.
industrious.
lard ;
the
finest
"^uipmuipuMli,
^iMifhuMij
gnptAiy
lug a.
flour of the finest wheat; oiriu%lri_-nil_,"^"apmmpaiiiui'i,
a. drawiug, painting
to grease ; p.uiniiuii_
well; -^tir a. throwing or shooting
q-ii to skim ; to
ous,
clean
from
-"jl".a. ingenious,industrior
skilfully;
purify
scour,
grease;
of
-"rmtj;
full
blind with
wit;
h^jivn.
witty,
-nf ^ui^aiirpn.uii_, to become
to
rage.
[(acid). to tax one's ingenuity, discover, to
-

seam,

(ppai.ni.m
'S,uMpuiail[iii%

) u.

stearic

"i^tanufitiintuntunait "^lunullHi-np CZ, tat,

greasy, full of grease, adipose.

^ut/iuiutt-nniut^iuti
[^ nL.ni-atJ
y[3-

|3. "^UM put tup

[(acid).

U.
(jd-P-ni^ni-ui)
adipic
Aaipuinqia/fuiit

ad. with all its fat.

^""puinillfb
-Ki"[i"ini-P-l,^,s.
greasiness; fatness,

plumpness.

'^"upu,uMuu!ti
//s. orator,rhetorician,
,

rhetor,
a.
eloquent person; -"""4'"^
S- -ni-Pf ; -/rj; tgP
;
like an orator, to discourse
-i

torical
ora-

vn.

.to

"

to

apply

vice;
study, to think of a deto become
industrious, ingenious,
dexterous, adroit.
skilful,

oneself

2J'"/""?/""
*. stearine.

11"

vn.
'^"uptniupu^ituir,
uijui/

CC, SO"*

baric,pyroleic(acid).
^uipui^^ "C. S. '^uipmuap"C.
,

find out, to invent, to contrive ; to

to subtilize ; -Jii""-/3^t.i
sophisticate,

in

to, to

a. painting
skilfully,
^utputuiput^uip
a
painted with
masterly manner;

art

or

cavil.
artifice,
[fiction,

skill.

"^iupattiipu!ii^
s. ingenious invention,
s. architoct
'^uiptnuipuiuitrut
; master,
author

a.

skilled,well

versed, very

skilful ; -uiliuHta.

architectonic
architectural,
the
tect
archibe
to
va.
frj/i

Bpeak
with art;
eloquence, to harangue, to declaim;
of,to build or construct
oratorical
-ni-P-t s. rhetoric,oratory,
-itt.p-%
s. architecture
; great skill or
in
art ; -t^iiu ad. cleverly,
art; eloquence,fecundity of expresdexterity
sion,
fluency of speech, richness of skilfully,
dexterously.
style.
[pen.
'2\tupuimptuutitb "C. O. "J^uipmiuUMMMb
"c. ;
s. ruler ; ruling*A"'pinuMiluMp
ft
-unjii_a. insidious,artful,crafty.
T"iipmiup
adexterous,handy,
'i\utpfntuptupnt-fruin^,YxtuptntMtptutf.np
U.J
to reudcr
industrious,
vtt.
ingenious,skilful,
'^tuptniupuignL.gaibyir
adroit,
able, clever, expert; fy. art'ful,
skilful,dexterous.
ning,
cunva.io exercise one's
tisan,
sharp,sly,shrewd, crafty; s. ar"^"Miputtupyir,
t-gfi
seek
to
ad.
master
wits,
mechanic, artificer,
expedients, to devise
;
of strato invent;to make
tagems,
well,wisely, thoroughly, to the bottom
use
means,
to use
ling
excelwiles,shifts ;
;
[i^u/bi^tu^tui^nph-ni^p-Xi
artifices,
in sculpture;
^ 4* ?.*'""-"/"^t"to pretend to be learned, to affect
adroit at dissembling crafty;
aft
"/.p, learning; Jit "ZCutputuMptrp
utn-tut^trgj
,
let the cobbler stick to
mtu to know perfectly,
thoroughly. tilp-fti-pirugliu
with

; -hiT,

"

"

lat.

"

t^tupinuantupu^l"C.
,

O.

"tuou

"C.

'.

S* j^tMtp"* [his last.

'j^tuptntnpftifutq

ly,
dexterous"^lupuiuipirmntji
s. acuteness, perspiskilfully,
artfully,
cacity,
ly,
adroitingeniously,
penetration;dexterity,address,
industriously,
cleverness ; sophistry,
cleverly
cavilling,petti-i-km
fogging,
; cunningly,craftily;
o. very
noisseur;
skilful, clever; good consophism, subtlety,quirk.
a.
engineer; -7-^fts. art,skill,
}^iupuiuipai-Pp,A
having a
ability,
good hand-writing;-f-limm^pf s. enaddress ; cunning,subtlety,
gineering dexterity,
artifice,
; -yn/i ad. better ; -^nplt s,
prank, feint,policy,sharpness
master
tificer;
workman, skilled artisan ; ar; penetration,sagacity,
presence
artist ; a. well made, executed
of mind; knowledge, erudition;
nius,
gewith great skill ; -qiu, a.
tive,
bent ; -Pp ad. dexterously,
verly,
clevery attenexamining or exploring diligently
adroitly
cun; artfully,
craftily,
a. deceivingadroitly
; -fiiutp
nmgly ; Jttm.tut^nph'
; eunJyiufiiuliitab
uiai~p^
ning,artful,
astute; -^ou, u"y a. speakk-t-aiit-ltli
ing
manufacturing,agricultural,
well
fluent
commercial
s.
eloquent
good
industry
;
,
,
;^u.^ -PV,
-p-uip ad.

"

-,

iSzSh

2
utn/

haste,alacrity
;

piteous
wailing,outcry : iuqpninpir
liiu^nt-_
4"'/"4"'i/^ip
piun%lfl_t
;
cry
miulini-u
-

-"

mui/j

"

"

to cry,
'i"l-U

to make

loud

outcry

to

screech, to
on
scream,
urge
,
to whine
to
t
o
to
to
;
howl,
yelp,
quicken, hurry, despatch; ^*(. squall,
utter
to
piercing
crease p.uipikuMi_u.,iu"iuilihi_,
inor
p-ui^u,to accelerate,redouble
hasten, to

forward,to

to

shriek,

to

to

one's pace.
A-.
diligence,stage-coach, coach;
piii^ni-Pii
fast,express train;-^/it^,
-

go at full

or

iStu^//./",
hjiy vn.
be

in

eager,

hurry,

to

shrieks

but

heard

"

woe.

noise

s.
great
-^l-iliiu'i,^

s. blcaredness.
-^[luia.
TCuin-l,
2j//naV/i ai-mj *. small cluster of

haste,to
hasten, to

*2J^,"
2ft.,^ neck.

despatch.
s.
^"-u;/i"..%
alacrity,

clatter ,

bawling, brawling.

speed.
to make

"hiai_,nothiog was
ijuif^luyfiL.

piyq

to run

"i_"iji_byi_i^k
; -i-irS.^^t./";

screams

"^huil^iPaig
a.
running swiftly;s.

swiftness

"^[imuii uij
.

[grapes.

s.

necklace

collar

s.

promptitude; string,carcanet.
"j^fipuiu
nt^ip "Ay s. claw,
Ji uiq
assiduity,
[terity,
generation,progeny.
2jtm f_js. race, descendants,posfang; paw; ^ui
talon, nail,pounce;
claws ; -^unr^
the
out
stretch
to
gs^U
scratch
white horse ; -uiJtli
to
to
claw,
-A-^
; S. IT^^^fo.
j
a. ridingon
lui^ij
-;
furnished
with
claws.
linen.
"]^hi,ir,il,ii
s. werewolf,
a.
clawed,
[i^t*J.
-lu^np
s. leg,foot ; paw.
i?/.t
'Al^ifii
effort,ens.
deavour,
'TCif.nJi'p
TCq-u/iiij
monster
2J^i"_uf""
s.
; phantom,
attempt, study;labour,work,
U.J
pains,suffering,
hardship,toil,
fatigue; spectre; night-mare, incubus; -^ ^".
flict,
danger,hazard,jeopardy;crisis ; conJ-n/aujIfb^the Furies; iu,n-uM^j; to
drone, to hum, to buzz, to whiz ; -"/"_
contest,combat, fight;S. zS?'^"'-.
quickness, eagerness,

P[i ;

/.

ad.

after the

close

or

hard

other,without

by,

one

human;
wild, ferocious, savage, inboorish, awkward; -uiliu.%a.
strange,monstruous
; -nt.pj,s. monsa.

i^iupy

intervals ; isj'

TiifuiJiipwith all one's strength or

the toils of
ability;
21:^01% "/;"^"i"/",
to bear
war; uiiu'bii_,/tifMi/t"
TCf.,,!/,^,
sustain great hardships;
or
ij^ir-juA^
,

truosity.

2J/,L,^,
nj s. branch, bough

StrivO

tO

struggle hard,

one's

to

do

utmost, to redouble

or

count

one's

endeavours,
superhuman efforts; ^ii-^,
an
deavour
effort,to strive, to en-

to make

to make

t""%e

best

Ijlnmiai
ifl-t-i^
-

jhmlHi ajr.

to mako
"fr"'^ H-ni'irbij

or
effort,
-^tk s.

stump,

OF

qni^iT 7Cq.nt^iu uiiAh/^

of
^Irmng arm
to
branch
piuJ-u/blnj
out,
river;["
to ramify; p-ni^t-f^
ft
Jlauiuibj to

stock, stem

last

final efforts.

; finger;
-

-"

"u

on

the

fingers.

s. genealogy.
^bt-ifuMi-pni-Pbt-i

altp a/'"^ *. slime, mucous

tion
secre-

of snails.

^liyP^, n^p^li
I; -%

liiauiki_
j^p

s.

little finger;

the

to conquer,
[tt-p,

to

overcome.

s.S. ^i^^t%.
S. 2ja-"ct"r;
i^-ikjj^.^ayj"
vy,
a.
"^"i^Cuulipm
stingy,scurcry.
25/'4"s. sharp lance.
niggard,sordid,covetous, miserly.
a. branched,forked,bushy.
"^tq^iilik'b
to become
'ijtilJ'
wrinkled.
a.
"^,l]CJi,j-vn.
tender; 4"'""'4"
young,
tender
to be very
Ti.iTCihq.j',
^.pinCJT^litTvn.
age, childhood*
S. -gTq,
25f3*7.T^,.nj
[lows. sordid or grasping,close-fisted.
wheel.
s. the
jj.^ni-^j.
2j/.2C/i.ni.%p
twitteringof swal[great noise.
-"l"r,
to fall or plunge in with
*2?'i^""/"i'"-2(Ji,tcj-u,^ S. \iu,%A.
i"'i'l'l'L.'b
^AiT-'2^/' "" just,exact, precise,
-j^nJ/ni-ieM
s.
noise, splash,
gorous;
of the lash.
sound
correct, punctual,regular; strict,riplunge,rumour;
cry;
to utter
i,"!i,ki_,

warbling,chirping;
-

feeble

sparing,scanty; sordid,niggard
; ad. S.

^xx-^t^a. worm-eaten,

rotten.

2?iy/""

^ti_'^'u or -iCJ-s. cry, shrill cry, worm,

vermin, small
shriek, screech, scream;
squalling, animalcule;reptile.

worm

insect,

jSCS^Tfai-tir,
t-jpvn.

cheep ;

chirp,to pip,to
whisper,to mut-

to

"/^("/j to

2?cir

445

to mutter, to grumble.
a"^"/", frj/. -h^nugu/iiirj'va.

exactlyalike,the

same

; paintingfrom

nature

; paintedfrom
life ; -^npitinr

ingly,
/y a. strikthe
to
resembling,
same;
perfectly
ness
trample,to press, to squeeze, to crush, hittingoff or catching the exact liketo bruise , to compress
to
contuse
^hin-ufbui^jip
likeness;
living
;
;
,
to soften,to move,
1
gorously
to affect;fig.to
"u^uiuint^iT o. "^fi/utpuiui"
"^ijfbd. ritrampleon, to grind down, to oppress,
examining.
to crush,to vex, to molest ;
to prove
^^paihir,
h-jpva. to verify,
-.[uimnutiu,
to bruise fruits ; ^fipm to grieve,to
the truth,to certify,
gently
to assure
; dilito
to
or
exactly
investigate
^lipm (""i-npnilj affect,
oppress ;
; to
to melt, to move
with
inform
seek
to
self
oneto pity; n^l'uli
uppuip
accuracy,
did not our hearts
to
Jtp 7CJiklt%
minutely ; or -li-gncgu/bh,rva.
l Jiiii_,
mur,

to

va.

paint to

life ; -4u.fc
,

burn

within

resemble

us

-^JlliJ",
tr^aifvn.
squeezed
upuil, to

to

trampled,
the

of small

-i-""j

number

seed of Jacob?

the price,
^ifiu^in/^a.beatingdown
oriental sweet,

pieces of bread,

honey, " butter,pressed together "

^%tii;(
4'. merry-thought.
[baked).
caryophyllata,herb-bennet

; seed

haggling,cheapening,driving a hard
exacted
a. rigorously
bargain;
-uju/4u,i"^
vere
exacting, rigorous, rigid,sewith
sold
a.
or selling
; -4ui7C,un.
with much
ado.
diflSculty,
stintedly,
or

va.
t-^j,
jJ^tiT,

of

the ash-tree.

to

s. sparrow
I^Xini-li
qfiuMj
,

the
I
TCn.nt.niik

can

punctuality;correctness, precision;
likeness,naturalness.

bruising.

*2S"A"-""-".
gimour, an

(composed

; "?

resemble

s. truth ; exactitude,
l"zfpinni-P-liJii

longing.

bruise; i"^"7^,shrinking;
,

to

to cause

-^tl'intJlh
s. pressing,
tusion,
squeezing;con"Mimi/njl

fully,
to depictfaithitself,

Qui^npvy who
ifjiuit-uiiib

pressed , compressed ;
be moved, affected,
to melt
,

to be faint with

away,

be

life

; -iTXil^

stingy; to settle,to

-chirps, chirrups,
pips.

^i^^iui a. compressible;-m-Pf

to spare,
economise, to be

to be

ing,
sav-

parsimonious,
adjust;S.

Si?f" ilrj:

ad. justly,exactly,
l^is-n'L
jS^j/it,
ously,
precisely,
punctually; rigorstrictly,
2jif5"i""^
["s. piezometer.
austerely,scrupulously,
ingly,
spariS'Ajt^
a, compressible.
savingly, stingily,niggardly,
at/^t./",
scantily,
meanly, miserably;
"-y^ -hijnL.^ui'hirirva.to
frugally,
press,
s.

-bleness.
-bility,
,

to squeeze," to
to express,
compress,
to strain ; to macerate, to mortify,
to

curb,

to
,

subdue, to

repress, to
to restrain ; to oppress

trouble ;

to
qiih.p^'ii
,

to
mortify,

strain
con,

to

cerate,
ma-

if-iniu^uii.
exactly, to
,

to the
farthing,

little,to

{i

point,rightly,

accurately,

all its details. [gy.

punctually,in

stin'"i^n,i_a.
thrifty,
parsimonious,
s. exactness, punctuality,
2j^n"-/?/,t.i

to afflict the flesh.

precision,regularity;
accuracy,
rigour, austerity; thrift , economy
,
oppressed.
parsimony, stinginess;^uimnL-gaAk[_
-nt-Uh
2jt"^"./?^".ti
s.
-p-p to pay exactly,strictly,
compression, puMifni-j'
.with rigorous
straining,
pressing,squeezing; i/}np_ rigorously,to a farthing,
exactness.
maceration,
Siinj,
mortification,
[pipe.
^^"iinJii^
a.
s. anat.
^7t/tign"tmnuipa uiiuq
trUO, UUvagina or wombcertain,
ridical,
l"zsVt'"
""
real,
P"'t
questionable,
sure; veexact, just,punctual,
cere
sinfrank,
precise,categorical,
faithful,
upright,
strict,effectly,
realive ;
ad. S. 'i^^ji-t'3"J^/.m/i".
tuuL-i_
; ad. in truth, truly,indeed,
;
is
it
true?
in
?
or
luul^in^j
realty,verily; ^jt
properlyspeaking.
ling;
truth-speaking
"^^frntufLufba. veridical,truth-tel"^rmpuiuipu/ri a
,
to speak truth,to
~kir, lrg[t
vna.
truthful,veracious ; -t"r, t^p -va. to
to verify,to prove, to demonstrate
speak or tell the truth,to verify,to
assure,
city
vera; -ni-Pj,s. truth of a discourse, confirm ; -m-fi^ s. truthfulness,
ad.
p.
veracity; rfiet.acribology; -^o^fi a.
o^Ju/.ppm
; ^oi/n
; ~^yi'

}S^J"f,
tjm/

vn.

to be

pressed';
pressed,com-

"

"

"

"

5S

M\\-

4
u.

with
authority; opuimperiously,
lently,
amply,
richly,magnificently
;
tion,
ostentas. pomp,
diffusely
; -TCu/bm-P'l.'

just,equitable
;
judging equitably,

ad.

S. "pui'l' "C. ; "linpn/ii

a.
"fijou
of
has
lost
the
that
sight
truthless,
"C.

truth,false
orthodox, having

truth ; far from

the

show, parade;

; -4.//.
a true

abundant

^j a.
belief,believing , faithful; of sound

Lu.m

mind

Vforshippingtruth

a.

; -uim^.,

copious,

a.

state-

haughty, pompous,

ly,lofty.
-^nluu/iiuiir,
uMijuij vn.

s. adoration, worship of
-uiu3^nnt-P-~b

the truth ; -uiuimni^ira.relatingor

-a**-^

have, take
high authority or great

exercise

over,

rating
nar-

to

to

prevail,

to

or
cendency
as-

rule

oneself
" trulyreover
porting
great airs,to
truth; faithfully
; to give
like
it
lord
a
to
lord,to sigit,
or
reported,veridical,true,
carry
be
to
veritable ; -o"4-uS. :^2if"'i'"'t'puffed
norise;
proud,
up; to grow
5 -"^c ""
to
to make
to
a
thrive,
rich, abound,
truthful,sincere, upright; -ul[,iup.u,i,
to build
ad. truthfully,sincerely,uprightly; fortune ; ^nptfu/bifhurp
lyin^
oneself
of truth,veracity,sincerity,one's fortune on, or to raise
s. love
~"[,pnJt
another.
of
by the ruin of
equity ; -,"kujg a. enemy
the

eurlch

to
vu.
"^n/u.ujnL.jaAtJ'

truth, hating, detesting the truth;

~,i,t"
a.
seeing the truth ; having no
respect for persons,
cacious
perspisevere,

make

wealthy, to endow,

adorn

S. T^t^p^
exact, striking; -^nt-ju/iitJ"
verifieator
mttr; -jni.ji[i^s.
; -:puipnq_a.
preaching truth ; -^V'* "" probing the
truth; well examined, sure, certain.

to
,

to

gift,to

to load with
"iiuipift-i-'ip
,

qr-p

kindness, to heap

real,

-u,[iuia. true,
; -utt//^^,

honours
,

benefits,presents

up

one,

upon

to

whelm
over-

gifts.
ha2Sn/u2a
irf-,
-hu,i_a. S. -^nfuuiTihir-^
with

ving a majestic gait,walk, bearing or

deportment.
fluence,
to justify,
to verify,to certify,
s. power,
-^nfuni-P-lii^
authority, inaver,
to assure, to show, to
firm.
ness;
sway, empire ; pride,haughtiprove, to conriches, opulence; abundance,
ad. truly,in truth, cerdiffusion ; -ppad. nobly,magnificenttainly,
25^./i.^"i/,".
ly;
questionably,
unrogantly
undoubtedly, effectively,
authoritatively,imperiously, arin conscience; really,
haughtily ostentatiously,
in effect.
pompously; "Pn -^, Your
Lordship;
truth ; veracity ;
s.
-^iJ'utiiu-ni-P-ft.X
Majesty.
Highness ;
of power,
bition,
amreality; sincerity
s. love
-i^n/uuppni-Pf
; p."ti, plaintruth;
the
basis
bottom
of
or
or
Ipiug
things;
[stick cudgel.
tO toll the
"}^n/juA[,s. crook; crosier; loaded
utuh-i^
MMihuitampni^uMl^
,

a~

whole

truth

against

truth

to offend
u-iiiui,u,ir[_
q-

-^aiit-MT,
A-jf va.

ad. S.

; -p

T^^i'pu.pM..

-^2^uipmni-unigc. teachlug truth.

^^uipou,s.

depilate;

to
the

off the

to take

to arrange

play

or

hair,
with

beard.

betony.

-j^niinaiptriT,
Ir^fivo. to delivor, to
gage,
wealthy, opulent, take away, to save, to free,to disenrich; copious, rich,abundant, great,
to set at liberty;
or
"juAi'i,
ample ; powerful, mighty, potent,
to
to
to
vn.
evade,
-plttT
slip
escape,
grand, high; s. master, lord, grand
to get rid of,to disentangle
away,
; S.
seigneur; -^ ^"Kr^""^/%,the first or
ij UJauitMfni-p
most
distinguished citizens of a town,
'^nifnuipiii-SL
s. deliverance.
the magnates,
S.
grandees, noblemen,
"Qni^jpinli^ 2i^
bot.

}ia^,ly, uij

a.

'

"

"

nobility;

-..

TCtJtr^,to walk

haughtily.

a.
-^""luuift.ut'b
eloquent,fluent; Jl.
jJo^tiT,frj^va. to tear ; to haul, to
-hir, h^li va.
to speak imperiously, drag or draw along.
/{niY'"^""3 *'" rope, cord ; halter.
authoritatively,
ly;
presumptiousto abound
in discourse,to amplito get bruised.
"^nuiTCnuifiJ'vn.
fy,
-

it^'Or

"

to-

enlarge

upon

; to

boast,to brag ; -n^pf,

talk

l^nit-niT
a.
emphatic, declamatory;

big,to

haughtiness,
amplification
arrogance
;
; boasting,
rAe/. elocution;
bragging;
,-fn/i,u
-puMp
s.

"

/uoiipl^Q. ~u"p.uMlllrtr*

"^niunJutpoA
a. magniloquent,pompous
;

*.

declaimer

; -i-"r,

tj/. vn,

to

iJPD.

boast,to vaunt, to speak pompously,

brag, to declaim,to spout, to tear

to
a

passion to

tatters ; -n^p'f

ai/xn

be

-Air,,

a.

lamp-shaped; s.

s. bol.
^i/iiifi

zSozC,
/"y

arrogant.

T^HL-n-iuli
-^ni-puM^
uti/ s.
l"ihir,
tj/fvn. to cry, to
,

"

cillation,
balancing,osvibration;
clock,time-piece;
,

-u/ii, uig

s.

S. uSioTCirj:

merlin.
scream,

camomile.

S. ao^p
*'a""l^pl'll

[is. boy, domestic,waiter.

cient
an-

oared-vessel,
lychnis.
j^piu^ni,,
ssuet, fat,
tallow,
org
8. a^"'""/{'2i/"""/"Y/""
[grease.

big,tO

tious,
preten-

an

mar.

Greek

sense,
non-

'"nn.nJiu%mJ',uigiiij VTl. to talk

to
boast,to brag,to bully,

candlestick;candleholder; acolyte;

s.

loquence,
magni-

s.

pomposity, pompous
bombast, declamation.

to become

iii

[oscillatory.
2jo2('"uf.".%
a.
oscillating,
balancing,
:^o-2i'u,%,uii
s. pendulum, balance;
,"jf

to

squall,to shriek,to

screech ; to bawl,
cithern ; rattle,
mus.
clapper; "^"7^u#.
complain,to lament.
i"iP'^i^i-Si'
s. cry, bawling,squalling, cfH't, grate-pendulum , compensation

to groan,

to

"

mentation.
outcry; complaint,groaning, la-

[swing.

p.

2So2rto'ii
03 ". weighing-machine;swipe;
to vibto oscillate,
rate,
zSift""" brawling, noisy,squalling, 25o2rt-.r,
va.
A-j/i
to
to
to
to
clamorous; p-n-ini^i,
balance;
jog,
screaming.
wag;
to
to
to
to
T^'ini-n^i
move
rook,
s, cicada; swing,
Q'v/'"-^'
Tfuin-iub
dangle,
*
" fro,to push;
tC.uIi^ the
TC,cTf".uij
yji"/"ju.4
11-ir.
chirrups.
tfimi-p
-

"

jSo^uil/i.
*. blearedness.
loaded
-jS.n.iulu^u,
a.

with

to

vn.

clusters of

T^oTCtrJ-.u/iuA
a. S. 2Soa^4u#i; fig.
tentatious,
os-

u,n:i,iri_,

jJoZfyiiT,
vn.
irguij
or

2j'n-nt-niint-t

rate,
to viboscillate,
" down,
a swing,

swing ;

to have

to see-saw,

at see-saw.

ing
swinging,rocking,dangling;see-saw-

creak,to screak.

an-fti^iij/^iijii
irrr^o.

to

"}^o-2Cn,.ai,
s.
oscillation,balancing;

Uh

in

game

*
2["i.%"-u"^
s. go-cart.
^n.i[i^

to

ous,
gorge-

to balance, to move
up
to " fro ; to swing,to have

to go

grape-gleaning.
zJ"-/'*'^.*.
noise; creaking,screaking.
"^niithj;-^mTvu.

gaudy,

pompous,

showy, proud.

glean, to gather

to
grapes, to pick up the clusters ; fig.
plunder,to lay waste ; to consume, to
to exterminate
destroyentirely,
; -nJ[i
s.

sword,

"

grape-gleauBr;
"",ni.uip,aq_s.
-iriT

a lance, a
"U"p"t'' to brandish
to hurl a dart or javelin.

grapes, abounding in grapes.

lb^ti_or

"

see-saw

motion

; ast. nutation.

2So2^s. swing, see-saw, whirligig.

-uA
cuirass.
l"oi_ov
s. leather
2j"""-2_,

"

chirp,to cheep, to pip,to twitter,to

to warble, to sing.
chirrup,
fig.tospeak pompously,magniloquent-

ly, arrogantly.

"^n.i,L.nqnM.3ii
s. warbllug, twittcriug,

IT

chirping,
singingof birds.
2j^u"^ uy s. candle,light,flambeau;
,

taper ; lutnt^tMipirf,
"n"-qf"At-/t
fppnt-ttut^
'""^Lit''' *o snuff;to light;to put out,

extinguish

or

blow

out

candle

or

light.
socket ; -i^nph'^liuMi^tup.ls-fiMttb
ut^ S,
*. tallow-chandler,
IT {man) Jh% s.
candle-maker,
""j
chandler
of the alphabet,"
; -/flrj i;"-jPs. candle-lighter,
1

the twentieth

illuminator
lighting-stick
; lighter,

consonants;

; lighting of candles

hundredth.

Christmas
eve,
illuminations ;

iua%"i_,to

or

lamps

Epiphany,Easter eve
piiblicillumination ;
lighta candle ; -4""t."
-^tr
-

"

for

J"
,

"f, two

It is sometimes

letter

the fifteenth of the

hundred; two

changed into

example : "uJ'pftif-iAp.lihr
p.u,jpu,_
,

irua
in words

sometimes

It enters

"

as

ornament;
expletiveor as a mere
thus, ^ui^twidtu^ij Cfia^i_
iluMflr^
'lyp^
an

itiunqhiy uino[3-h'/t/}miP'tr/t^initin

trir/
lltuuui

luuitM-iuuhl-J'
uinlifuil/uin[u
t

"

parchment-maker

s-

n/j.

led,
short, straight,
standing up, dishevelfalse
hair
stiff,
; ^ty*greasy
hair
hair; -z^ u^itt-u,ggoat's
; -fit-iu.,/,
-

hair's breadth

nail

burdock,
claw, talon,
torturingt-p^uipp -^

paw

*"

;
to seize with
; iurp.n%ki_iruifiop
claws
talons
to clutch
to
or

hooks
the

grapple,to

producing
^t-iiui^nptr
; -i^npita.
of hair,of horse-hair;

uia-puinnhuAnu

tiinnu

"

of the

; master

horse

ter
mas-

S.

wa

gistrate;
chief,ma-

s. magistracy.
-inpni-l3-[ii.%
furnished
with
a.
U'u.^^un-n^
claws,

to have

vn.

narrow

hairbreadth

or

narrowly,withmuch
escape,
to save
one's life;nf_p-n_
diflSculty,
to give no quarter,tocut down,
nn,.l_to exterminate, to destroy utterly
;
oscaped
",
Jliiy%ipuipini-ghuti^liiAq.iu'bli
S. U"""4*
alone
with diflSculty;
a. firm, solid,
compact.
IT/ujj.
Persian.
o.
Mazdean,
ir""2y.A-^"o4uA
to escape

qiuijs.a.Mazdeisnan,
\f",q^yqii

clawed.

lower
fol-

Hyiafit-ir,
-latiT, hjlivn.
scratch;to clutch, to catch;
"It-p to climb up, to climb,to
to

of Zoroaster; optr%^,ii.tA
-qiaij

claw, to

s.

XTij^mj

ber
clam-

woven

a.

or

of hair.

made

of

ir"ii^t4""^"*" garment

up, to ascend.
with

the claws

ad.
y^ia^igf,

hair,

h^u^

density, [mazdeism.
l]'""^7-n"-/3?

or//

-,

woven

or

hook.

to

grasp,

^^* ^^^

a. bearing or
'^uMiia.p.bp

made

tisp

exactly,

bur.

\yuifuii,[,^n%,
p s. bot.
"

farther ;

^^
a hair ; ["-k
"i_ "U'b'ntL:
S.
mark;
tfi'p'

hair, hairy ; S.
-Iriy a. of parchment ; liuiqJ"ment-binding.
, parch-

^""ttij tifn

"

ad.
to

\fiiii{.ui,iiup^j s. parchment; scroll;

-ui^npit

U'IJ.1,

44G

goat's

camlet.

or

long-"aired;
shaggy.
ITu/^t^a-hairy,
\fuiifita/ii
^.manganese,

a.made
\Pu"lkiik'''

brown-stone.

or

of

woven

hair,

silicious,
hairy ;*. hair-cloth.

s. magnesia-alba.
XfiuifblruliuM
ITui^^t" s. magnesium
magnesite, silicate of magnesia.

s. tweezers.
Ifjoj^//.^,
lu[UMg

utviun

*^ uMtfliuipom
a. thinly-bearded.

in agony,
'^iu^n.^'bi_a.
dying,at the
jUm/:,
f,
;
Jkpi
ipit-u to be
magnetic
fluid.
to
be
giving up the
[s.magnetism. very low, dying,
in
the
-al
of
death, on one's
iru"f%/"i""i"4""'i"
a. magnetic,
pangs
; -#.1-/5 ghost,
be
death-bed
to
\fuii^l,"ui'hm,rvn. magnetized.
; -4"""-""i4^i-oA^n.-/3^t.'i
mortal illness.
[fibres.
H^uii^iftauM^ili,
[is. magnetometer.
or
U iui^illlil
ru^?//jf#
I lug
s.
"nftu loadstone,magnet;

utifhtru^

'^

last gasp

y uiaitpuutnna^ini

magnetize,

itiTva.

to

rub

touch

or

^Hh

O.

with

to shoot
out
small
vn.
XPuiqi/^piT
". radicles,fibres,coITu.p/^ni-ip

t-ju._

polarize,to

to

loadstone

mose,

-""t.

of the roots

threads

t
b
ir"oijmm{f

jt^a, magnetizing.

y lui^ftuirir
sandarac, gum
D. y uit^tputuant-giiiithir*
*!]""//*,n/ S.
ir""5f*f
".
magnetizer.
"/m^

s.

mastic

of
;

plants.
-

ff 4^

"

of the

junipeer-tree.
[cian.
fh""./.

\fiijpirirui,"pJ(init
s. mathemati""j

s. magnetizing.
7]'"uy.*//""n"c"'Ki

"

small louse.
\y,up[ii_s.

ITu/j^.
"J
-p

hair ; hair,horse"
whip, lash ; p-n^u

\fu,pni^^s.bot. arbutus-berry
; -t*.^

; nap,

*.

"lru,.

or

2""h""'*"iluiiunpi l^iupjpnf
"uifhp^liuui[iu,ui^ dark, black,light,

piutpiiiETtuy

"

s. arbutus-shrub.
trujPjkl/'b
inn.au
{} uitf-[ill

wether,
\yuii_s.

"C.

S.

mutton

U*"f^^ilwf^ffW
"

a.
; -t-u,i_

strated
ca-

white
; eunuch
; -tiT
hgf, va. to
fLiuputll^ui^ bruise,to mash, to crush; to break to
^u/lit^nt-n
f^fnifrgftl^
beautiful,frizzled, pieces; to chew; to castrate, to geld.
4""-.^,ypiiuyi,
Wu'ilu OP Wu'int-^ ilinf s. camel;
fine,soft,long hair ; juipqjuplruiu jiu^
OT
cable,
hawser, rope; * wedge; nftt.pfiu
tLtiMiiupni^i
lilrl^tiii^nn ninnlrtu/j
(un^
in
h
it iS
"iniii[, dressed, crisped, ringlets,
iStu^m tSaiuilihg
!tiu^ UMtlnfuli
curled
easier
for
camel
a
to
hair; ^"ap^f ",u"fi,uli,
q^liqu,^
go through tke
needle.
of
a
^uin"'p fii^iniin
ijn'ttt"^t^uuMa^tiuifil'ffiunp
eye

chestiiut-coloured,
sandy, grey,

hair ;

-,

"

"

n.

-,

~-

UWl

17

Xfiainuai,
s. castration.

jectural
;

2i"'ili""H
9^' illative; -pi-.

\fiupimi,
/"jo. dissolute,
vn.
debauched, phiT, Irgi,
lustful,
wanton,

lascivious ; -m-Pfs.

derive, to deduce, to

to

to
infer,

to suppose
conjecture,
; -pAr_
lust, lechery, lewdness, lubricity,pn,-[3-\,i^
inference
conclusion ,
s.
,
wantonness.
conjecture,supposition,
hypothesis;
ir"""/"u"/3'
s.
s. rhet. epiphonema ; -^t^
large or paekiog- -tf-mi^i-P-l,
y
,

needle ; awl,pricker,bodkin.

inscribed

a.

on

S.
imprinted; -fl'ii
to inscribe,
to

or

ir"'/'"""^,
[ijs. sack,bag, cloak-bag, ^[hiHiuif-lip
; -n-phiT va.

knapsack, game-bag, wallet;basket, write upon, to entitle ; to ascribe ; to

hamper ; leather-bottle , travelling compose ; -ij-pnu-Pl,,^,
S. Aj'c''""ibp
i
flask ;
a.
adjective,
4",ln,-P shepherd's scrip,
epithet
""_
;
-if-piuliufu
"iinJi,,
pouch, bag or satchel.
-^/"f-"/'wa.to impose,
surname;
-

ir"'/""""r,
uigpvn.
or

to envy, to be
jealousof;to grudge.

vious
en-

to

lay on,

to

superadd ;

to

put upon,

-n-pnt-P-fiimposition,
-Jrqni., e^ito infer,
to induce;
glottis
; -a-t/r"a.
to

surname

s.

s.
UTiu/uiniip
envy, jealousy ; spite, superposition;
surname;

rancour,
ill-will,
grudge; uii",p^ -,
livid rancour.
[minable.

ir".^/"2^,
impure,abo-kuiijx.filthy,
*ir""/i""/"
*" a kind

of

sour

soup,

pared
pre-

induction
s.
-itnt-P-f,
before

with

a.

bran, pumpkins, "c.

ir""^"^a.envious, jealous; -u,liufi,
malignant, ill-willed,
ranspiteful,

ITiu^PS. l^iMip/u

[corous.

U""'*-

consequence
above

signplaced

-lik"' ". point or

letter,as

"!_,

'("
; -^^

rider.

or

man,
horse-

*"

[pen,sheepcot.

ir""^"//^"#."""'#^,
Ig s. fold,sheep-fold;
tufn_n"il!ft#/' VU. to
IPm/^w/jA-uT,
A-q^
"

"

fold

or

sheep.

pen

in
glued together , joined ;
IPu"("i"r^/""r.
t-jiyvn. to be folded,
adhesive,sticking,adherent; curdled, the pen, to halt,to rest,to repose, to
lie down.
coagulated ; dense,compact.
a.

stick ; "Ullltuli
s.
s. bot. mistletoe.
S.
[uiuq^
'ffailt-a.pnju
JJui^imA
y^mitmu a. slimy, sticky,
s. mace-uiii[,p
glutinous, tourney, tilting-match;
iiiu

viscid,viscous,clammy, gluey,
s.

cious
tena-

bearer

tj^

; -t"r,

; verger

S. ySuib-nt-gu/bls-ir;
to beat.
-ntlj,
; -tiT, tfft
nacity. Xfuiliu/ba^ufhhiT
va.
viscosity,
viscidity,
glueyness,te-

entitle;-n^ii

s.

to

va.

gel,
to cudto

sumamo,
title.

surname;

s. epistyle.
ir."4"u.//ii-'ii

to be

adhere
to

a.

stick

to

glued,

s,
epicycle;
U'u"(""^"ia%u"4
curdle, piuli epicycloid.

cling to,

unite ; to

join,to

; to

or

to

pnin_

'^uiliuipiuig s.

to clot,to congeal.
coagulate,
s, gelatine,
glue ; -nt-juylH,
ITiod-grj

rennet, coagulum.

flat,
'^uiliuipif.uiii
uig a. plane,plain,
,

S.U"'"*gelatinous ; -"t-ynt.ffi
""*""-?" level ;*. plane,level surface ; -m^n^m
Xfatbat-uti-

S.
pastiug,
junction,
gluing, soldering, cementing; con,

"nu.llh

adhesion,fastening; coagulation,

curdling;congelation.
XfuMb-ni-'i,irbai
milk, clotted cream
,

in the

play

corner

at puss

*
-

in the

curds

s.

*-

curdled

S-u//^fr"/",
puss

*"

s. planimetry,
planisphere
; "ui^ipm-P-lit^i
to congeal.
to clot,
[coagulate,
to curdlo, to
vna.
\yiu^iapii.hJ;
Irgfi
scientific ; j^-^y^.
a.
^^^MIIlllugu^llu/il
"

learned, skilled,erudite
ijn,i_, jnts.
knowledge , erudition
-gnt-P-pLii
a.

;
,

science.
to
inu/utir/uumiiuii^,
a.
plain,level,
Ipwi^uii-ioouf^

corner.

U'"i"6^oc_ju"%"-"r,
jf va.

to

paste,to

glue,to solder, to join,to cement, to

to fasten; to curdle,to
conglutinate,

equal ; -Inrva. to
to level,to make

put

into

to

liquidup

on

; phys. to

even
a

even,

level with,

certain

dip

mark;
-ially.

-ni-Pt s. level, [-ial; -o^f*"ad.

congeal , to
,
S. Xfiuifuih.
y^iulipiy[ij s. adverb ; -ui^u/ii a.
[thicken.
IPiud-ocj//^
JJuilq-^P
epithet,
ifp^ s. adjective,
Hfuilf,
VTm^iopr.on,upon,over,above.
subdivision
attribute,
p
redicate.
s
'ffinfiiupuiJ-uAni.m,
;
t *" butcher's shop.
IT-''^*-^"*
~pm%p g. peroration
; -puminuir vn. S.

coagulate ,

to

clot

to

stranger
f^umuAJHtb-ir;
-pUiulia. foreign,
con; "ptrpmlim'ba, hypothetical,

ITuiit-iint-m
accessory,
a.

\fuiHlrn.ai/"
-n-npif.
,

lug

tt.

additional.

SOSquiter-

ITIU

4/i8

tian ;

*.

s.
triphthong; -n.iu%^[ii.%p

gr-

or

carry

bring death

S.

fttpS-"""-jf"

"c.
4t-.A \{yu,\p,
[area; outside.
Xfui^n-lfbu
hexagon.
mortiferous,
a.
\y,u^,up.irp,
surface,
s.
[i^,
superficies,
'ff.u^t-plri.n/P."j
baleful,
death
flux
bringing,destructive,
".
orflow;
\ya,//lAp-iajnt-P-(ii-'b
the ebb
" flow, tide.
fatal;
-n-yJ-,
tt- uik-q^umnJf
deleterious, deadly,
announcing
s. lunch, luncheon.
-^n,-^li a. death-boding,
\ru^/il^,p-pu,r/.p
n^l s. skiff,
wherry, bark, death; fatal,sad, disastrous, gloomy,
yui/fnjfi
ner
boat ; "inai-ni- yawl ; '^'I'ttk canoe;
sleep the forerunmournful; ^nH,
of death; -^t^^ ". poison,venom,
boatman
rower
-~ni-^iiiiliM,p
tuj s.
,
,
a.
pale as
to
-mJ^lnr
wan,
potion; -it-kiT
oarsman
vn.
deadly
by
boat;
;
go
ful,
to row, to impel by oars.
va.
death, livid ; -^^"'jr -isr'^"""" baleS.
mortal
"tyf-'-,
deadly,
; -qk-liyi)
a.
sesquiquartian; *.
\^,uli_pmn.u,li
with
deadly weapons
;
a. armed
diapason.
-ik'ii
,

"

"

ly,
poisonous, deadmortiferous ; -is/ifa- destroying or
sacre,
departure from this life; masing,
beara. death
slaughter,carnage, butchery; overcoming death ; -A^/l*
chem.
azote.
mortiferous, mortal;s.
rain,
plague ;
liuiuiinj epizooty murrot; -niJirpmortality; tupC,u,i-l,p^ tr"4".4U.J *. large stick, club.
ly,
deadfatal,
terrors
of death ; /^in.
a. mortiferous,
ir'"4"'4/'^
pangs,
of
decree
sepulchre,
pestilential;
death;
sentence,
tni-p.
to die
tomb
vn.
; -4fj ip,[,ir
^"/^, mortally,to death; at the cost
grave,
with
death
share
with
to
of one's life; i/t"^^
another
-n^^uif, deadly or
,
lowed
swalto
be
sin ; iaji,4[n-a,%j.ft^l3i
another
mortal
ih t
; -incf_ /pilJ"vn.
that illness is not
to death, not mortal,
nishing
up by death ; -^.^.^j^^ a. pu-

y^uii,
,

nt-utu

or

nc

ni-j

cease, -Pn/b
death, de-

s.

venomous,

a.

-nM.

-n"-

-"".

~"

fatal ; ^A-t. ,riuqu,uini-it

hifk ["
life ; f^uiliu/u
-ni.u/iik I owe
you my
.

death

with

or

natural
;

p.ajiuiIiumIi

usiTi

uiutrliutr

to die, to expire;
vn.
lP""4"'*'""/""
'"j'y
to faint; to mortify one's body.
S. "f!)'^ ; ~2^^'i^'*" per\yiii^iAi^^i./i
nicious,
exhaling death, malignant,

unnatural,untimely,tragical,
ful,
sad, deplorable,painful,shamea.
ignominious death; Jy^i [, [b'tMh/j deathly; -uiuipm
worthy
m^
be dying, near
one's
last moment,
death, deserving death; condemned
or

to

like
death-

death.

uijofa-ut^

suddcu, Certain,
fuaijmuin.uili-

violent

to

a.

a.

h-itlFnJjuil"uih
um^

lllrmui/li nnaut/lif aujL,UMa.lni

miupm

s.
-^aA'^^mn ^/""-*"

; -^uA^yii

savouring of death,
eternal
sanguinary ; -4/"""glorious
murderous,
deadly,
happy
,
,
,
a. inviting,
lUMblf^uMnO'
u/hAnllnuiph-fli "-t/"
provoking or causing
mlltuh
; -4iwm

death

of the dead

repose

last, to be

one's

breathe

point of death,

at

the

last

the

at

gasp ; {"
n-pniiiu
^uiuu/bifuto bc at death's
door; ^^m/'i^ioiu/^f -, to be deadly
ni-

"

to

death

condemn

-nt

put

; /" ,ruMu!bh-u
muMij, ,
to deliver to death, to
aui.u'bu,%hi_,
to

search

death
of

to

[" ~,
lrpP-,a[_

death

; to

rush

on

go in
death ;

"

"

to

death;

be

condemned

tion
condemnas.
; -tMitupu,nt.p^
ferous,
morti-n-jipa.
death,
causing
;
mortal, pestilential
; -mf .^ a.

death

sick ; ^tiul^utiM
to die
"ni^utiJis.
Jkn-uiiih-^
death
a natural
; 5 -m-uidp. impliufuh-u
death-like
to sentence, to con-"""demn
ui^upui uin^thu
to death

"
uin^iy[_rum.
ntit^, to
;
to death ;
or
ib't-^i^
-ftiTyn.

to deserve
to

of

-putp

uig

;
a.

7-t"(p pale face

.

death

giving or

-i"""-

causing.

monument
tomb
s.
'^uii,uMpiu.%
;
,
jon
tower, turret; castle-keep,
keep, don;

bulwark,

bastion.

a. spreading death; -jt"i.^

U'""4o#3"oi

face,to dare
to desire,to
I -ai.uA^

death

ju'bq.i,hi_
uiXiffi,
-

for death; tpl/i^^

to dread , to fear death ;
wish

a. dead; mortified;
-j""-. uy o. deadly,
mortal, mortiferous, pestilential
; S.
mortal
s.
]jM,i^^ui%uijni.
mortals;
;
; -^
,

to meet
death ; /""jf^ mankind;
^.uuiulik-ij
"it-n^t^("t./ubti.nJS
ilkp^t
-,to
be
wounded
[t
p-^iu,Jp deadly sin ; mortal sickness ;
mortally
; q-ni.
fatal wound
to beat to death ;
i[.u/ii
^u,piiu,%trij
; deadly enemy
; -jn,.SLs.
part mortification ; -^nt-ju/iilrirva.
to cause
ilu,iuTi,u'i,f,i_,
x'luj.u^t^j- to die,to de-fit-

uin.

-"?"-

from

this life ; ".6^fr^-"".*"

to

to

die, to put

to

death, to slay, to

iru.8

ira^

^ iujpuMuiaMliuflint.[i%
S, inOGSt

a.
searchingamong
}iFutirn.iufAil.^[i

(birds)
;

sea-weed

or

moss

moss-covered, --grown
; -pJhim

moss-rose
-t-np

-ifn-nui

a.

-uimm

"

a.
M^iujpaiukp
lovingone's mother,

s. the
; -i^jpif.

full of

sea-weed;

filiallove;-"/"jj"u%s.
a matricide;
-"""""_
matricide
'hnL.p'i
s.

mossy.

0.

"ullrm

S. Utyp^ih-ln

a.

-uuimtip^ a.

in forests ; -,yAp

rich

chief

or
to bleat ; n^u,up
abounding
sheep -s.
[flagging. monastery, mother-house; -mui^mut^
of cedar
or
pine; -muM%2_a.
4. board
*ir"",/?f,^s. foot- , side-path,
"way,
vexing or tormenting one's mother;
Wuij[iL.i
s. bleating.
ITuy/iufi s. May ; uiH.m^% op -[" -uihiug a. hating one's mother; -t-np
tl'^'^l lulH-tu^ini-tr s. pine forest ; wood , forest ; -"piy,
~^-day! h-Uinli^ulDiun
cedar wood; -^"".
to
go maying ; junKikiM/i/iimkiy a. eedrine,of
"ui-nt-p -[,
S.
in
s. motropO"
the
month
of-.
-f
-liinijtinii_
; -^uiqaip
"ptm
]S
S.
lis, capital; ilui\p
"yp""lif''ip'i
s. drinking-glass.
\!u,,lrpiuj
native or inhabitant
a.
s.
\f.yn. p s. vein.
-^ui,iuipuM^[,
of a metropolis; metropolitan.
vn.
IfuytiT,i-_j/i

s.

"r,ujk the
I

ir-yp'

"I'lr

'

"p-e

a. maternal, motherly;by
U""y^A-*//.

*"

"P3

"

mother, mamma;
matrix, mould; fig.
mother, author,cause, source, spring,

mother's

rise ; S. -inifftp
;

-place.

iu%iau%n^ dam,

ther
mo-

p-ii-^iiijmother, hen ;
,

Jtb-

hewer

down

maternal

birth

or

woodman,
cutter's
wood-

[cavern, den, lair.

forest ; trees,grove;
dear mother.
mamma,

Wiypt "" wood,

s. mam,
IPuy^/i^

father
grand-

country

feller;-o^/Sf*.

or

calling.

metropolis, capital;
-

^u/yuipraj

o. surrouuded
by wood.
ISuMjpninpm
s. metropolis.
}S'u^pnum,iM'hl,li
y^u^pnifs. maternity, motherhood.
sf.abbess, superior.
XSuypuibu,
a. of pine wood
; ce}Suijp,pujuit-u,i

the west, sun-set;

uiphi-ni^,
tlnu'iilg
Jitip^j
uihia abbess, prioress;
^tiit-,
^["i nurse, wet
; foster-mother ; uA^
-

"

idleness
t
ftipirni.piiii/ii
iri,ruilu,n[,^
-

is the

"

s. pine forest
}yi,^pt-r.np

-,

grand-mother ;
i,iuu,upu,^u,^ our
common
mother, earth ;
i^A-yt^/i
church
dral,
t-^triitjhuijmother
; cathebasilic ; -ih^nt., mother
tongue;
-

side ; 4""J. mother's

-

; -^

mother

pn^tu^n^p

of all vice ; ^^//."-,

^n^
good, tender mother ;

Xyunpop^t o" U uiipuip.iup

l^drine.
circular
ill-natured
ir""^
*.
a/iiufliuia/i,
ther;
momotion,
bad,
spinning;
^p
ipitu to be a mother; linpm.^ turn, revolution; mina (measure) ;
round;
fi^p,to lose one's mother;
"iu/hlT[_^
"un^int^U*- f.."^, to turn, to move
tiloom on
t
o
to
/" ^lupinM.^iu'bku
walk ;
a
tinguish to take
exput out,
"/""Z."J
blow
out ; P'u"^i_
or
IT-"* or -"A/"/ [ts. manna,
[fruit.
j, -%
to mother
to return
IPiot/iu^^/li
tajyi,,
earth; "/.
,-p -if^ i^nf s. mustard,
the
plrif-uilil,
Or
[i-i q-uMniiiyp
tard-pot;
"plant , "seed ; uAop- -'/"[""umusiTinuAilip
sun
was
tard-seed
4mi.r -'iifiy,
setting.
grain of musmustafd
W'yp l-ji^h/?s. cedar ; pine-tree;
; uuibquAJtft-"iilunj
a. eedrine, made
of cedar.
pism.
or
-plaster,
poultice
cataplasm, sinaad. as a mother, motherly,
liTmjpuifcujp
maternally; -^[,p sf.adopted mother
s. spinning-mill,
factory;
Xfia'i'tiipuA
ternal
; -tf-npn^j-^"i.p- a. full of macotton-mill; Jk-uiuipu^
piiii/fitiili[i
-

"

"

"

"

tenderness,care
pniiip s. the chief door

or
or

love ;

silk-mill.

-tp.

entrance

IPu.y"iai.".A^
conj.more,

ter
rather,bet-

chiefiPk ad. above

-/unqfini** ^ uiatricide ; -a-p/ a. set "
all,
^f
;
risen again (sun); born
of incest; ly,principally,
especially.
-//"u%a. maternal ; -ilrp a. eating its
ITmij. s. but. mango ; S. MT-^'^'i
mother
(viper,adder); -fitp,,,
a. built
\^uiii^uMi"_, S. (onpyiinfj Slcklfi,
of cedar ; -"/^6a. prostrate,prone
reaping-kook;{(uiimn/)
scythe; -uilf,
;
-jtiptia. cedar-roofed.
bill-hook;pruning"._3 s. hedging-bill,
-

"

uiu

!]'""//"""*
or
grafting hook.
"/J *. inesting
place,joint,knot.
[oppitufi
^ aypu,%j;u%a. cedar-like;
S. IT"^/".
s. hoi. mango-tree.
ir".ti"/.frf//i
.

DU.1.

H^uMlui-^iniiuy

s.

engine of

to become

war,

machine.

Saturn's ring. to grow

[- \3pk,.iu^l,
U*"u7i"-""(
t-ia,^s. necklace,collar ; -ukp a.
,

-ing infant school;

young;
fond of one's children ; -u\;pni._

p'[is. love

nourishment, care,
children;-uuiuA u,g

wearing

a.

necklace;

to spin; to twist,
X^uAhiT, t-^f,
va.
to

twine;

to

complicate;to

weave.

of children ; -ih,ni.p^tX s.
or
s.

education of
child-murderer,

infanticide ; -uuiu,%ni^s.childmur-

armillary
sphere.

f.ntA,aast.

vigorous again,
s.

\fuAiri,M,Jtlri.
a.
annular
collar-shaped,
;-.-n^

s. pedagogue;
der,infanticide ; -ilu,pJpreceptor, tutor , teacher ; -4ifp~

a.
va.
pedagogical
; -^s^pJ-trJ"
swath, band, J-tuliuit,
children,to
[bandage. to bring up or educate
del
s. hot. violet;
-tun-nfiiinstruct,to form by precept,to motion
educahued
s.
*.
lour;
cocoloured,
violet,
pedagogy ;
; -4u.pJ^n,-P'B
;

\}uiiihL.iap
"t-np

ITmif^ *. chem.
ITu'^^^u'ft
""3
"

u/j

s,

iodine.

"

-uiUim

full of violets.

a.

ir"'V"{',
^,

'

"ptupnt-Pp S.

surgeon-accoucheur, manmider
; sf.midwife
/JAti^,to deliv;
to perform the office of
woman,

*.

wife

midwife

of

midwifery;

a.

-puipy

childish,
puerile;

S. -Jlmi ; -pk-p
u,^
c
onfined
parturient,
lying-in in
,
,

labour

to be

iv/rtt-ZSp
; ~gai-.qiabh-grv"L.
again,to re-invigorate,
young
to restore to strength " health ;-"-"fp
a. having children
; childish ; -t-nplur

to be brought to bed,
ib'i"l'i_.

confined,delivered

"

to make

vn.

to

machinate,

to

plot,to

devise.

s.
troop, band
'ffu/jiik-puiiT

or

pany
com-

[or dear child.

of children.

s. obstetrics,
-piapint-P-lnSi

the science

cunning, wiliness,

"""-".

young

S* ~'f"lj"J'n^iL^M
[knavery. "uin-^ip "uin-i^int-pp

ad. like a child,childishly,

1Pi"%;(a.p".^
in a puerilemanner
; -p.u,pi
""J

instruction ; -mfiiiia.

ir"A^^*.spinner.

a.

"

s. distaff.
HTuAt-ihp

curled

strong

1P""^/f(s. babe, baby

child,little

court-page, courtier.
'ffu/iil/i^-.l,^
s. infancy,childhood ;
Vrio"/4ot./3/fiA
s.

youth; minority

; S.

ir""*4i

.f """.""-

-pt-pnt.p-f

li'vely,
sprightly,playful,
sportiveor cheerful youth; ufb^amlth
earliest years,
from
f,-Pit
your
; -q-ap^
-fr
b-kir
from
to beget , to procreate , to
va.
youth ; ^ ^hqiiMftuiq^i
your
of youth ; in the prime
bloom
s. procreation, in the
generate; -g-nph-nt-Pt,
of life ; uiiigiuulsi_
or
out
"pp
^uia-ut^lHi
"
generation; -iipun. a. childless ; withto
be
be
heir ; -Sint.p-'f
to
birth,
no
pt
s. childbed,childyouth,
past
.n[iu
confinement, labour, delivery, chicken
",%giu%k youth must
; ti.
S.
the
have
its
of
-p-t,
time;
^m-uipPaib-uiq^li.
lying-in;kp^nt.%p
pains
S.
in
die
to
y^
uititinM^llU'"l'kbk
labour; illrn.m'iilri_
[i-pirtuti
s. little boys.
X^u.'i.^u.hu.^
childbed;-*"""-. u,j ". school-master,
}Sa,%liml,,ni-nj s. infauts,children,
pedagogue; -"-ni.p[".is. pedagogy;
maid
nursepeople, youngsters , youth ;
-{u^.,loj s. wet-nurse
; nurse,
young
ish
servants, domestics; JhApli^ -, little
puerile,child; -4uA a. infantile,
children ; 4u"/ -.the Armenian
youth.
; -^Irp inj a. eating one's own
gift.
ITu.^Au//pg s. offering,
children; -J^nump a. child-murdering;
iodic ; -^m
chem.
s.
a.
'ffuA^a/iu/ii
-linpn/uilHiliirvn.to
miscarry,to abort;
ioduretiodate
*"
iodide,
-2^'-4
a,
"lipPnt-P^S. '-4l"P'^"'-Pl''i
"^iuuumI^
;
young ; lof^^^ girl; -4%'J a. child
spindle.
suffocating
XfuAng s. distaff;
; -JUm^ s. mortalityamong

S. -Untji ; "pyir
-^".^

a.

infant

nourishing; uiiMijtg
-I

a.
child-stealing;
-q-nfti
minor, under age
younger,
a.

est,
young-

"

"

"

children ; -Jhyp
;

maiden

-ir,upf

s.

mother, young

luj

or

s.

young

ther
mo-

woman,

girl; -iruip^,[y a. gymnastic

twisting;
spinning;
weaving; turn, bend, winding; fig.
trigue,
inintricacy,
winding, complication,
TJuitini-mb-,
ngs.

bages,
entanglement;
pu-^fj.amabout
roundcircuit,
circumlocution,
s. gymnastics
-Jpm
; -ifuip^i-i
;
the bush,
lid,
a. weak
minded, puerile
; crazy, stoway; beating about
ifimuS-nt-tj
circumlocutory
speech
a.
;
sodomite,
stupid; -ir^ij fig
derast
pe". pederasty,
caprice,whim, fancy,freak ; luf^uA.
sodomy;
; -JhiniJ,
child
become
to
helix,the outer margin of the
-"iiiuiT,uitjuy vn.
a
as
; fiua

; s.

master

-JiupqiupuA s. gymnasium

59

ira-b

i!2

terrogat
tuous, inquisitive
winding,tor^mp^uAtu to in; -faat-qpi^
-^""i^;*-grass,
meandering, sinuous; ^2^%,
inquisitively;
-fi'^.
greensward, sward, grass-plot;
zigzag; crankles; -hJ" va. to weave,

ear;

-uiuiunn

a.

-u,l.umi_

lated,
a. undus. twigs, sticks ; -b^u,--u,i_
n-f,,-yita
-ting ; -ttnj lihpmlin^ps. hash,
0. spun
; twisted; winding, tortuous,
of
f
ull
circuits,
complicate, gallimaufry, fricassee ; -4"//"4""""'"
zigzag;^g'.

to

intertwine,to

interweave

patched, pieced together, cobbled;

fy. absurd, flimsy,futile, fictitious;

knotty.
intricate,

close-fisted,sordid,
a.
child,little -^a^/i* -/iltlfp
baby, little child; young
avaricious
;
boy, boy, lad; youngster, stripling; stingy , miserly , very
-46-".- a. stinging, biting, pinching;
soldier,warrior; servant, domestic;
in detail,
uia.'blrj'va. to narrate
babe, infant; ""^""/, child, -4."/l""
iniimiaiij
of; -ipifiuia.
little boy ; iTu/lilinJli^
ni.fi,_ to give a full account
klilrqlr^l-ni
ly,
choristers
; ad. strictJhA^
formal,
punctilious
strict,
clergy ;
inp t/hi'Unt-'iip
;
vestigate
to inva.
groom's
bride-^hrnkj;
h^f,
diligently;
paranymphs,
intAp .un.u,ii.u,u,nfi,
search
to
ly
diligentfriends ;
minate
effeminutely,
^"lairuipq.f,
small worm,
animalcule;
s.
man
; -2r*2("/.
; -%.""-/.ship-boy,
young
cabin
"^^iu//. court-page; fip_ -JLiY^a. finelysifted,minute, subtile;
;
the young
prince; J'ui'ii^nt.^ip,
%u,^Mu^
Mpn^, very fine powder or dust ,
man
atom, corpuscle; -"nu'uu.lis. minute,
Diy children;
ij-n.-, young
;
I am
second ; -"nu'bp a- very
fine,minute,
hj-tru,
i"./"n^
4i"t'''^"'~
;
young
small
or
-Jhiu'u
in
dead
outh
S.
portion,
s.
part
thin;
;
'bL-,"i_,
^%of^u.%^t^
j
a.
"C.
S.
minute,
U
"work;
mosaic,
y u^inu-^utli
tu'hli^ui^
particle;
detailed; exact, particular;- 4n".n_
ate
\\u/ltpttnt, %nt^ip %nt^i^ O., Small, /"t^, to pound, to beat small,to triturto
"iruiuwitiiu
minute, little,fine, subtile; slender,
uitupuMuihij apply
;f
ad. scantily,
in
oneself to particulars;
thin, slight; -%""-%"
i,uATCuipuiJ',pn_
small portions,minutely; in retail,
.limited intelligence;
in
-iTiuunJiMu
"Ithiufji
,

"

"

-,

detail ;
tO
^lamu/lii-ij
or
^nmniilrij
cut into small bits or pieces,to mince,

lost
"iFuiant^Mi
a mind
dl'uiDaiiti-lriuiji
ad.
S. ir""i/"
in details ; -iruiai,MUf.uMit

hash,

to
cut

thin;

to

divide

into

morsels

; to

to

beat

s. miniature
-Aili.up

pound,
^2pt^,
to grind,to crush;
small,to triturate,
-

to

u,ulru to rolato

uimmiihu

or

narrate

minutely;
to
uMn.%hi_,

minutely,circumstantially; J-ui,nhu
;

i-u,Jt^.to chew

"

well,to chew

or

to

ticate
mas-

in

ad.

enter

relate

to smile

ter;
-^um^is. microme-

in detail,
told
detail,minutely;

related
-.i^mu./".-./"a.

or

give

into
recount

scribe,
details,to detially,
circumstan-

count;
particularacfruit
small
bearing

full "

the

ate
cud, to rumin-"^"7oi_^a.
fig.to examine, to study, to rus. retailer; grocer;
or
minate
seed; -i/."7C."/i.
on
; -"iini^u i-pn^t/^,to write
; anecdotes;
-"Ikuif. s. miscellanies
note
in detail ;
down
or
.//.""
^"it^,f, -u,nii,li.9.small plant; -^uAs. woodento ponder on, to con^[fu iMipiiu/biru
sider
mortar; -jwj s. lens,magnifyingglass;
;

examine

thin drizzle or dew ; -.p-^L a.

minutely,thoroughly,
-goii_ s.
short
[dragorous.
paced ; ad. with small paces or
]Su,'i,[,iMMif.np,
steps, slowly ; -^puu, s. small beard of
ufj s. mandrake, mans. micrography.
\fa/bputif.pn,.p-l,Jb
corn
minutely,
; -^"pt a. examined
yruAput^ku,s. microscope;
curately,
acthoroughly ; u,n.%k-uto examine
int.,,to the bottom.
hikiimpiuiiufbphoto-electrical
strictly,
-; -^f.
mui^uM, a. microscopical.
a. triturable.
y^u/iiptih
S. -^ipi; -P t-fj [ijs.
yjut'iiptui^iffu
Mt'iu'iiphw,
tjf va. to break or reduce
fibril; -^^zf'f.
filament;
to grind,to pound, to bruise,
coarse
sand, to pieces,
to orush,totriturate;
pebbles,gravel ; -/uy^a. searching or
to hash,to mince.
examiningaccurately
;accurate,exact,
y^iuXphpuiWa. composed of small
punctilious;prying,inquisitive;
ones
-J-.
Jin^'bp a great deal of small
;
or

%k-i_or-funL.jl,L.
^Wit^,

to examine

nutely,
mi-

to scan, to sift;
fine,
^/At^,to reto be critical,
to subtilize;
to be
-

s. madrigal.
yyiuipt-pf
s. a
\ruAptpipnp,[.
second,

part of

minute

[fry.
or

60*^

; -t-pimpj. third,the
s.

UllC
60*

paj-tof

irau

435

second.

ISiu^h.uj4t^_ja.

of leather,

made

U iuip[i^ pt/u/b l^nt^tp liuiiig

nute, of skin,membranous.
mia.
,

little,
-ni-?
IT'o^t^i/'^n^ar
very small,tiny.
". furrier;
u"j
a. having small branches.
s. peltry,
'^ut'bpnum
furriery.
IPoApni-iii^nj) s. shreds, scraps,
\fu.^b,^'u,
a. S. \fu.^ku.j
\y,..^k
; s.
minutiae ; -y"
of skins ; ^o",^
morsels, bits,particles,
garment
leather
fj a. cut into bits or pieces,hashed, girdle;n,np -^
web-footed; "Tu.pJl'b
human
minced,pounded, ground.
skin; fig.mortal coil.
\S""zltbliui^uiTS^iun.
Uuiipni-Pfs. minuteness, thinness,
er;
fur-deals. furrier,
s. trituration,
s. fur-trade.
Jiyviipm-iHi
[tininess.
-nt.^/ii.'ir
to skin,to flay,
W'"z_a. used up, worn
UTm^fri/*,
va.
out, old; s.
to
i-jr/"
bol. pea,
S.
off
t
o
'
"the
hide.
ill; strip
2,'"l
peas ;
\Slu^i-uiit y
*""able,
^ui^iuitnf
"ni-'jh s. WBar,
or
-limt, a. consumWear
"
ing
corruptible;-^a/i, [n^ul^ wantear, deterioration,
consumption,
use
moon.
; corrosion ; decay, decline ; -".-a"
ITio^w^"uj s. teeth of a saw.
int-uiil,
waning of the moon
; ^"."fM.
tt,
"ni-Sii
\Ju,^[iajj
the moou
Jigs. flower or seed beds, luniini. uiUnt-SL
,

_,

-,

""

" wanes.
waxes
or
garden-plot, parterre;
-puiliiuii
-utlfuib uMfum s. consumption, phthisis.
.!. worn
ir""^n"-^
-

\Smit-j;y^l,va.
sume,

to

wear

to

to
gnaw,
make

mortify;

up,

thin

lean, to
to
afflict,

extenuate

"

; to
to employ,conqJ-ui,ruM'i,u,li
sume,

spend, or waste
qnifpu to harass, to

to

vex,

to

time ;

one's

the hair,to

bald,depilated,bald-headed.
y^ui^inj[,s. ritual,ceremonial.
ITion.s. fog ; tt''"-y pearly nap
-%
or
s.
upon wine;
sun-set,west;
to go down,
[i -% Jii,iiii,tr"_,
if.,ua^iai_,

to
spoil,

or

to lose

become

to corrode,

eat; to

part.

out

ir".j^m^"/',
hgty vn.

to c6n-

out, to waste;

destroy ; to
emaciate, to

to use

tease

set.
\i uin-utlu"uiiriuit
"uiuiui
,

a,

fuU of

fOg,

longing; ^un(iin--pj.a foggy, hazy, cloudy ; obscure, dim,

to thwart, to baffle ; -furvn. to be congloomy ; -^.r, L-guy vn. to get foggy,
sumed
out
to be hazy, cloudy ;
to
wasted
worn
a.
get
foggy,
-in,.m
,
,
spoiled,to go to decay,to be destroyhazy misty,caliginous,
cloudy.
ed;
to grow
thin or lean,to fall,
OT [u/nj
S. fog,haZO,
lSuin-utluni.il^,luilnj
pine
mind

the

with

dwindle

or

away

^a.'h.i.tpj mist ; darkness, obscurity; op auruiy

t--. -("unj,
cloudy " tempestuous or
;
^"-""_
day.
^Z."
uyauiku stormy

; "/;"^/^^
coat

out, thread-bare
to
iny
change, to wane
worn

Jiu*pu JtaMn-uit-oui^
luttt-uicoui
l/tu^^ill^

why
to

do you

day

grow

thinner

"

MfuinLu/i,,uj
,

paler day

"

ITu/^, ujg

pantry, store-room,

s.

cellar, larder,buttery ; wine-cellar,

vault,canteen; -uMuikm or JmiCiiuiu/u

steward
s. butler,
mis;
[ijs. scarfskin,epider; vintner.
COS-lottUCe.
membrane, tunic;film,pellicle;
]Jian.nu.i_S.
Ifuiu^ upi uu!bgs. part; bit,piece,
skin,hide; fleecyskin; fur coat, pelisse
out, used up ; iru,i"i.nfmorsel; share, portion; lot,parcel;
; a. worn
med.
derma;
^#.^"-";,dressed skin, ration,allowance ; contingent,quota;
tanned
hide,leather ; cordovan.
side, part, quarter, clime; minute;
bread ; 4a..
relics
s.
yfiu^uMpuM'i.ni.p-ttii
; holy or hallowed
dermatology,
treatise on the skin " its diseases.
article
of
faith;
WiuuntXp pu/iili,
i.uitnnj
of a discourse;
the heads
Mfui^ui^nplf
p-uipj,,
S-lTw^tyti; s. leatherthe better part ;
dresser,currier,tanner.
q^iyuiliuiu upuiJjt^
sensitivonoss
,au,iiui% gu/bl^iuiii/b
;
-/3-fc"concupiscence; "riuamJ'p.,
a.dermopterous;
hymenopteral; irascibility;
s. hymenopter
; -^uHni-bpA a. S. \^u.^ fu iSuMuftb
^ iTuiubytuf ^ "4" ad. in part,
in parts; by halves ;
of skin ; -%"".
tiirmitf.kiug
partly; partially,
; s. garment
,

"

"pnpin a. clothed

in leather.

a. clothed
with skins.
\fu,^lra"l^lruig
ISui^lruifihlfiuj s. furred gown,
coat.
pelisse;
sheepskin
,

tllrh-aiL.

!S
Jhctp t/uiuput
iTuMUiMiiTp.

for the most

or

chiefly; jiywr

pui

greatest part,mostly,
iffuli^f Jiuul/itif.
jiy^^
"

iras
JH

tion
side, on this considerainstead
of;
for,
; !"Juiufiii
es,
piecJhiulHi
piece7neal,in
piece by piece,in shreds,limb
this

On

"""-

or

"

iMin.

limb ; /.//i,^
Jhiuuiirp. on my
for me ; uiqop-fij
iTuFuuiirpas

by

with

regard

to

to

prayers
JTuuffb,in place of a

iri_-,he

his

share, or portion;

was

-u,/fuA

to administer
jSp /""/"4"'-/"7-"

gift;

had

for

a.

to

'

tion
-ni.pj,s. administra-

the sacraments;

for,or

p MMiaipq-t-i-p

gift,as
allotted,he

ii/i.

to

part,

as

administrative;
administer,to manage
;
h^f,va.
t
o
distribute, dispense; to victual,
ish
provide, to stock, to store,to furn-

cellarer
-t-it,

iriis

management

ardship;
; stew-

; economy

distribution.
dispensation,

'ffuiuimiui.j/i,
uig

TJ'aimuii,
nj

it is fallen to

horse-breeder.

s.

tender,new,

young,

a.

fresh;*, child,little child; mortuary

nL^ih-u to participatein,to
take a part or concern
in ; ["pu.^fc-."j festival for the poor ;
4""""4""in
to tako
in good part;
i#.f""i
^
u,nh,nt-u
very
young;
iruialfL
ju,L.nL.p^,
^0 take ill,
or
infancy,at so tender an age ; npPb ii"pb J^"l*f'""*-^""-/_'
milk-fed calf.
amiss
: i^noMt-Ji/
JutuutJiEniu^iin[tqto
be subject to certain vices; ^kp Jkp
a. new-bom
U'u/mioy.ud'^^
; s. woman
his lot ;

"

n.

"

have
we
g ']^iuL.p-[,
David.
,

recently

nothing to do with

[s.speciality. -linmnp o.
of tender
s. specialist;
-"{-fimni.p-'l,
liTuiu'iiuj^tin

confined

young;

a.

age ;
cob ; -"TuijpS- -4-^""s. ; -^umJ;

Committee.
}JuiuiaiJ-nqiiil_s.

pony,

1P"oi"%u"4"u"/
a. partial
; gr. partitive
;

uigiy

vn.

one's

youth,

-4/"ja. sharing in,participating

; -^"_
cerned,
Hri_,to partake of,to be a party conto take a share ; -^jnt-p-fiiA
s.
share.
participation,
[nonius.

-^.^li

a.
infancy ; -i,tiMuuili
-"J/"s. colt,foal,nag,

slalu In

bloom

to

-mnJb\a.

to

again;

renew

again ;
young
tender ; s.young

grow

young,

to

new,

plant, sucker, layer, shoot,sapling,

off-set,
slip; fig-neophyte, proselyte;

shrub ;
ast. vernier
scale
s.
%u,^umu,u,^
\fii,u%uiiiMi,p
p-nLjp
young
ciborium.
s. pyx,
\^u,i/biuu,ni.ip
child-martyr.
"h-ant-atMnMhiT
U tainianyiT^ ^Mv
a.
VCL. tO
Muiu'iiuii.np
particular, special;
restore to youth,to make
private; -uip.u,p
-utuiku ad. particularly,
young again.
-

'

"

a. young
"/i"A4""A
specially,in particular;-t"r,
IPux/io/^^-^iuir
;
lambkins.
little children ;
to communicate, to impart; to
n-ftUf,
if-ia
to divide,to share ; to condistribute,
a. havlug latelycalved.
tribute,
IPuxnao^n^/7
to give ; -f //",t-jufj
to pars.
vn.
youth; growing
ticipate, \^uMu,u"in,.piiJb
to partake, to share
to
again.
in,
young
-

va.
t-^/t

take

part in, to be

concerned,

oneself;

4'"/"4""-" to

in

terest
to intribute
con-

luubhtT

"

small ring.
s. ringlet,
\fu,mui'iilruili
signet-ring.

to seal
^/d/* fe. yytnu^tMH-np/wiI'signet-ring,

[molecule.

seal with

up.

-pb'f'

toudor.

a.
)Siau,u,tioplruy
youug,

s. seal- or
ISuiuiu/ht-^aip
; -".-? s. particularity,
U"uiniu%/.iT, t-i/lw
to
va.
speciality
; singularity.

measure

some

"

|P"ui"u""i"-"/uiin"^
s. ring-finger.

.1. ring; signet-ring,

Ifuiinio^/i
U*u"u%^(,
%^ui'i,s. parcel; particle,
seal,
S.
|f
a. molecular.
lFu"ii%{ii"(""%
stamp ;
uti^-iuiTu/b^
mjot^ijj
; nu^^
ITwuiJhi-ui luniitir va. to admit,to
gold-ring
l-biy
; diamond-ring;
,

admit

to

share

or

part in.

s. seed-pod
*Vr""""""-/f

of the

rose.

cameo-ring; ^uipiiiu'iilr_
uiiuuilihphuMij
a
liu/b wedding-ring; ^plr/jto wear
to seal with a ring.
ring; lfiiphi_-iilruii.
-

s. stuflSng
pipe or reed.
MPiuunM-pu^
"-/"!%
female.
l]*"""n
TiTutinu,^,
s. book
a.
dam,
t'illig
; parchment,
u#j
in rut
a.
scroll,roll,register;
code,
W'"i""'ii"fijwq_
neighing
manuscript;
,

to mount, covering,mount- iB^^[i% Siit-u^tA^-^g the Holy Scripafter,ready

tures,
stud or entire horse,
ing; Jf, stallion,
Bible, "Writ; ^n^Ji^.,the
immortal band (Persiancavalry);-t_
dent
stone-horse;-ni-Pf s. rut, heat, arof
desire,passion horses;-pini-Jp %ly if.uipulblibrary
; f -"%/" ^aip^m^
,

s.

stud

of

%tij, mtufj

mares.

XTutaiui^iupiui,
administrator,
uijj's.
ler;
victualmanager
; steward, provider,
dispenser,distributor;-4uAl'j,
,

couch

to

write,

in writing,
to

to

set

down

or

to record.
register,
ir"'"n'f'i"""9.4^ui
tered,
a.
book-learned,letskilled in litelearned,erudite,

iriis
rature

letters ; bibliographer

of

man

".

-if.fiuini.p-l
s.
bibliography
;
s.
grapher
bibliowriter,
author,
tpu-g
;

"tic

; book,

Iiafii
; i^aifip

writing;a.
classic

iriis

4 as

S. -tpu..

author

to
to point at with the finger,
gat%lii_,
indicate ; hruMip^t^
iSia^iu^
J^iufU ifuiai^%
fih/jto taste,to taste slightly;"fif't.
iTiuuint^u
[iilh-piyphpuiliy tO pmCO a
t

jna-l' fingeron

the

lips,to keep silence,to

to betray;
va.
sorry writer, scrawler, scribbler ; be benumbed;
ilfiibi_
of
t
he
be
to
men
literati; -"tpw^
vn.
letters,
-^
IVi'hi_
u/bi^luor
betrayed;
iuAa. bibliographical;
historic ;-^/it"/* uiiiimjp.utbijib,to betray oneself,or
to write or compose
one's own
va.
jury;
a book
; to put
cause, to do oneself an indown
in writing; to book, to register,
to kill
j^t-pn/
iu%ilfl,
^npb-lri_,

to

transcribe; -y;.n"-J*.bibli6graphy;
oneself,to commit

suicide,to make
oneself;
//**/_pt-pt-oA^
away
to lavish, to waste, to
""pftuip-n/ii
book-case
book-shelves
to give or
squander; -^/At"_,t;iiu%liij
; -"/;.^a. s.
bibliomaniac
addict
to
*.
oneself to,
surrender, to
bookish,
; -JJ^f"-/?^t""
mersed
imhtin
to
a.
bookishness,bibliomania ; ";/""*"
give
iUblri_,
;
,un!lih.i_, mm-p
in study or
in books, well
Juiui^i ^
pirpiAjti_
betray; utpi^lrini-i_%
versed in literature ;-"v"""i/."-"/"
to jamb one's finger in a
a. told
"i-a^iuMjiifiu
in books;"rf.narratinginbooks;-"vA-""
door; S. 2?A"-i-

literature;
writing,book, work; -7lu"_
pu/ii -liui/^ [ui^ s. library
; il'ippH
,

with

book^ "um'iitun.npha.
".librarian;-"/4/"".bibliophilist,
written
fancier ; -appa^f *. bibliophily;
a.
-ij-pn^r
-t.n/"
a.

hand

historical ; -t-nptnTS. -^pinr.

XfutuiiAp^ 'b^uOis. opuscule, short

treatise,pamphlet,tract ;
^m.*^ S.
-

uMuthutit

"

["OI-J

"

(J UMinaiuLuMli

"ni^p

"^apiiOt

"

/l*/"*in

|J uih'tuil

s. hot. fox-glove,
lis
digita^Stiuiilifi

cuttingoff or amputating
a. thrusting
finger; -Jhi-I,i

; -4i"."
another's

by hand ;
sculpturedby

done
or

a.

one's

to
ipupilri_,
finger; ^iin"-""t'qf
with
the
finger;
provoke vomiting

\FuMialiuiui^uii_,
iMij s. port-crayon,
[grass.
pencil-case.

to trace;
to write, to compose,
va.
lon;
hot. blood-wort, knots.
s. med.
ITufio^uiA-T^
whitlow, panaris,fe-inu.pP-'ii
s. pencil,lead".
ITiuoi^u/A
-^m.^, f o. a finger'swidth or
a.
Ifo/oiVimfib miu%j s. fingcr
finger; -gyg
; finger's depth;*, inch, digit,
with the finger;
breadth,inch ; mus. tune, air,strain ; pointingat,indicating
thumb
finger
mnUri, J/hhi_,to polut at,to addict,
P^P; ^m.^uifiui'i, foremiddle
to
indicate ; to betray ; fig.to deride,
finger; iVuimu,^
; iip"/A
to
little
ger;
finscoff,to ridicule,to quiz,to make
%t.n/ ring-finger
; /"{p/"
tOO ; J"t^
JluinnCbo
a laughing-stock
JuM^
of;-ifinlu
{uuMiiuigniJiL
nuip^
s. mus.
fingering,
playingon, touching.
mmiij, knuckles, fingerjoints;Jh,.
ganL^/a
or
HTmiauAuiQ S. fiugOr,
JYuiaiiit-uifi
board,
%at~uMi^uMnuthaiQkoys , keyto seize,to take
hand;
["
StCpS,
uip^uAt-u
stop;Jhiuintiip
uuil"f.ifnij
stairs ; JiammAp npP-y
ches
possession of, to subject,to subdue;
shoots, branto win complete power
tendrils of a vine ;
over.
or
Uj the
nounce,
to deto
^yiuuiiit-t/',
God
hand
of
va.
betray,
fingeror
Iryp
; h-iypmlimnt-p
deliver
to
to
with
maimed
discover;
fingers; ni^,
up, to
inuinuijpp
surrender
to
to
aJuMuinaJiU
116
allow,to
abandon,
;
""In
pW p uiUMinfrpuiqJ't
Jtn.u
to
give into
permit ; /"
taught my hands to war ; ^ A^"y/.""".
m-pni^
liver
hands
the
the
at
of,to deof,
''i"mercy
mu,%g at the finger'sends ; *"""//"
miulia
up ; ^ i[ufiAfu to endanger, to
qJuM^
tiptOO; TCiup^iuuitri
auipn
u,n,%u
to crack one's fingers; -% iun.^
expose to peril,to put in jeopardy;
^"o2uA.i"j to throw to the wild
tilruto pointat one ; to denounce; fig.
^/^
to give as a prey to
to defame, to laugh at,to scorn
beasts,
^"_
;
j"!p
;
lato
to slay;
to
llvo
kill,
oub's
nuiuSh jiu%uip_
by
muiliiri_
iTuiiniairp^
upnj
bour ; l" JuMmniXu
to walk on
uni-Pl to debase, degradeor disgrace
ifiuii_,
walk
oneself;
one's toes, to
^ ^lui/ui^tun-uailn^
^luT^nj^^
tiptoe; jnm* {"
to stand tiptoe
; JhiLuijij^nmuMj^t-png,to sacrifice to one's ambition;
juiniilri\
tO qulZ,
"-c. juijuluMbnu-ifh
to
to resolve not to forget,
^ h-UMifll
q- liuiuihu
.

"

"

-^

make

memorandum

; JiauiiaJp.
^m-.

nnfl"

to

burlesque,to ridicule ;

^n^

ui"r"^

iro.s
to

P^y,

shame

with

cover

"

P-fitXs. cup-bearer'scharge or office.

ITuimniuuuMu^li
!huMUfhui s. chaplain;-m-Pji

nicate;excommu-

j#i^

to distribute,
to dispense; -nL._
nister,

sion;confu-

or

uuimuM%aijlito

som
qlunp^ni-ii^u/""-/'to unboI

mind

irar

16

chaplainship.
impurity.
ir"u""^mnj s. temptation,
amphora (a
tray
or
to be betrayed,denounced; to bes. metretes
vn.
ITu^.
about
the Eoman
ven,
seto give in,to surrender, liquid
measure,
oneself,
ten
about
to abandon
the Attic
gallons).
oneself to, to be a prey to;
a slave
U"'"/!/' "'j s. a. Mede ; Median ;
(i^t-pnup},to be or become
to ;
[*.lord.
^ ^u"^nI.u". to run away, to
X^uipuiiif *. hayloft.
take to flight
IS-upMali,
("^""ufauA^ uiimiTmai-.
"3". locust; grass-hopper;
;
oneself to,to open

one's

to;

s.

to be patient;-/."r
qj,,uj'p.hpnM.p'[,,

n^-

""-

p't

nu-pnL.^

to become

victim

to the

s. ^ynac w.Maran-atha,
\^,upui%,aPui
put to the
p um-p,
the
the Lord
it signifies^
sword ; S. D,./.t"ni U."-"'/'
W"'4 "J'l"'/"comes,
or,
tening
threaform
of
is
Lord
was
a
flutes.
come
"c.
["noi./i
s. fluting,
\fii"n%i^
; (it

jealousyof;

to be

"

ir""'"^^i
s. the

little flnger.

II

to

ipit-u

anathematizing

nouncer;
informer, deto
nounce. IT. "rt
deu,f.yu"l^s
betray,
mossy
ground, turf,grass, pasture, herbage,

U utin'liutanjq"C.

uiuiiianja O,

or

the

among

". thimble.
ITiomii/ij
s. treachery.
l^uAmiin^ppiA

XfutuAmnL. s. traitor

cursing

Jews).
s. a. Medo-Persian.
\^ujpuiM,iu.pau,gli
jy.upiMiaiiiiii'ii
fts. Media.
yiapai^iupim{"s. marshal.

traitor ; felon,scoundrel.
U'u/i.i'fc/.^s.

;
ttd. villauously,
contume'bmluutmui'bo^
,

meadow,

"

liously,
ignominiously.
^SuMu"a|g,
m-^l; *. accoss, approach ;

; geol.marl.

mead

\yuipfuip^[igs. prophet, seer

,

false

-I

-^

the

-; 4/A -.prophetess;
Lesser
prophets.

nm-ui

^"!^/"

ascent, acclivity.

ad. prophetically
}SuMp,l.iupliuip.uip

martyr's shrine

prophet; -^4"" a. skilled in the

by the
prophecies ; -itftpa. written
a.
prophet-slaying,
prophets; -qpm,-

like

i.

chape],oratory.

U'luiixK.iiia/;^
;
p s. bot. liquorice

um^m

getting
milk-vetch, astragal;-^ ""./"_ destroyingthe prophets; -A-fi a. be"Tiuu,
of a propheta prophet ; born
ess
peony ; -f 4*. chem. glycirrhizine.
a. presentable.
-liuiii-kbp c- prophetic;
\fuMuini-guilia/ii
; -piuin.'b,
sacring
a. masoffering,presenta.
ing
ISaiuini-^u/iMlrili
by a
n^i.ii,l_,
spirit
; -^amnp
; S. -^uiliu.'b
prophets;-4"y/" ". a prophet's
father ; -4u"i5-4-"na. like a prophet;
or
jf va. to draw
]Sii,mn,-jMu'bir,r,
ward
bring near, to advance, to put forprophetic; -Xun. a. foretold,
-4/"""2_o.
to dedicate; announced, or predicted by a prophet
; to present, to offer,
to Sacrifice;/.Jk2_-i to relate,to reor
port,
by the prophets, declared prophetically,
-

wild

\fuimni-^uipMiM'ii
altar
s
"

prophetic; -"iiunr, "M.^iy vn.

[offering.
of
prophecy
place
; to predict,to foretell ;

to
to

offerer; sacri- play the prophet, to counterfeit ; -iarj

0'u/""/".j^^,
-jn^
ficer;-",n,.i/i,
*. presentation,
offering, s. prophet's temple ; -^np^i a. having
o
ffer
celebration.
the gift of prophecy ; -uit-u, s. chief
oblation,
;
of the prophets (Moses); fig.our Lord
accostable.
a.
IP'oin^^^
accessible,
U iuui^iTfHiii-wjuini^qb-uM/vn,to gain
Gr.-C. ; -uiMfui'iM
a. murdering prophets ;
to
to
draw
to
the proaccess,
s. Scripture,
approach,
near,
u/u"i"f."ui/f
phets
to
advance, to present or offer oneself,
; "puilMS. trnj; "gnt-jiu'lilrJ'va.
to come,
to appear;
to be presented, render
to propheto cause
prophetic,
cy
s.

-uiuiiK.

"

vance,
celebrated; j,i,n.u,2_-to adoffered,
to come
or go forward ; S.^,""-"^'
"

/. Air p.

-.("""pn^

the

a.preached by

IPuf^f
tu^4"i^s. prophecy

; the

phets.
pro-

book

ler
of the prophets; -""-4^ sf-prophetess.
{y-^mn-ni-uifi
; butU3g s. cup-boarer
ad. prophetically.
; -yj; ty/.va. to be or become
\yiup^aip(;opk%
bearer,
cupto present drinks, to fillthe
y Ulptf^iuppin ptnnf
S,
QV
pu'ft pmuia
,

to
glasses,

pour

out

wine ; to admi-

margaret, pearl; bol. daisy; chem.

mar-

iriip

irup

4 38

tion,poll-tax,
poll-money; -4"/^4"."i
multitude, crowd ; -iujiis. human

mankind

voice ; -"Jti- S. -Iihpuf; -,/i.4

S"
"Ighnm ; "uilrq^ili

plague,

s.

pestilence;-iTiapu,a. making
mankind;

; hostile to

man

war

-iPou,

a.

on

s.

misanthropy,
human

-"""".%( s.

near

misanthropic;

man-hater

".

thrope,
misan-

*.

; -mkuu,li

; "uitrgnt~p-[i

"uih-uia

hatred
race,

"^"^S.

or

of

mankind;

human

ture,
crea-

rational

a. human,
;
p"*,.
;
garden planted by man
man,
"3"*-/.*"minotaur, bucentaur; -gn^^m^
or
nature; -2""4 a. edifying,
exempla- I.L-iT va. to humanize, to civilize ; to
ry,
or
virtuous ; affable,kind ; -j""
familiarize, to tame; -^uM,fu,fugli
a.
in man;
dweller
inhabitant
well peopled, full of inhabitants,
or
s.
-gl
populous;
s. great multitude,
-^uMuint-Pf,
-^"yi_a- walking as man.
dense population; -^i S.-^""m; -^mpi,
flattering
a
\fu,p,i.t-inn^
,
ini-quij
terer,
seductive
S. -^ui, ; -^if, a. of man's
*.
adulator,flatfawning,
;
height or
size ; -uiujpM ^u,q_ s. chimera
wolf;
weresycophant,seducer; -inM.^u,^m%
,
""
s. satyrs;
a. adulatory, deceitful ; -inui/ni-P-t
p^ s.
i^iu^u.
-n/ury^
anthropolatra; fig.flatterer,
fawner, adulation,flattery.
adulator ; -u;u"^"""..-/??
s. incamatiou
; our
s. anthropola\Puipn.lrqni.l3-li^%
nature
ration
try; fig.fulsome
adulation; Lord's human
; creation, geneflattery,
a.
-ufioiii^^^
or
genealogy of mankind.
man-shaped, having the
human
form or figure;
S. \}uipq.uM Iihpuf.
\S
*. human
iunrLhplrt-nf(3image;

the

habitation

of men
to
; /i-/"IiItmuu
become
to
vn.
; -"iiaiir,
"igiy
flesh
incarnate,to take human

inhabit

man

p,uumu/b

"

"it-nt-

biting
silver,

a,

; -uu.'iJi ("s.
tageous
yellow,white litharge; -uh-p a. advanto the

tame, docile.
ir""/"^/""'""t"^a.familiar,

uini-ph-

or

litharge of

""ik" O. U uipi^^opi^yi
; "mni-p
S. yS
"c. ;
"unuMuint-ii
man

propagationof the

man
hu-

X^uMpif-li^
Y.^u/%s. men, mankind, the
race, the worH; s""r-,allmen;
,

human

the children
"I'ttf "f"'ptk"''^

of

"

ifputfJi,,,
"

"

of

men

letters;

-"

men

ji"p~

of.
humane
men
-"4/" a. philanthropic,
ij-uMpkuto make
benevolent; kind, obliging,
U Uipi^tlUMpUip
S.U tUpi^I^Op^; "ptUMoJl
,
"C.
courteous, civil, gracious; tender, "C. b. U MUptLUMJuiUILll
\fiM,p^liu,\iM/b
ing
compassionate, charitable ; -uppuipuip
-y/A a. human; belongad. benignly;-uln"uli,u'i,
to man,
manlike; -uit" S. W'"p^^
a. philanthroly,
a. human.
pical; -ulpuMuiku ad. humanely, kind[4".p4%.
\yuip^lih,[k'i'
race

tenderly,with
va.
-iifiplrir

to behave

s.

mane, nature;
huhumanity,
philanthropic,
with kindness, to be
people.
many

compassionate, courteous
to

i^uipn.lini-P-l.iJi,
humanity,human

kindness,lovingly;

be

to

; to be

receive

a. human
XS'u.p^liopk'h

descending;
con-

courteously,

mankind;

as

man,

; ad.
human
to
according

tude,
multi-

humanly,
nature.

our;
hongive a hearty
to,
guardian of the
the
of
manity, harem, chief
hu*. philanthropy,
eunuchs, kislar-"f/"n"-/3/l"-ir
office or post
kindness,benignity,
affability,agasi; -m-P-l,s. dignity,
scension
of kislar-agasi.
benevolence,courteousness; condeto

welcome

; welcome

chief
s.
U"u.^^u/fr".

to

S.

-i/^/7u."/4."
s. sweet
XfaipkJlunu,
;

marjoram.
h-uin.
s.
may-pole.
'[^"uphphaHi
;
homicide
the tenth month
of the
s.
man-slayer;
X^uiplrplt
,
-uuiu/bnup-},s. homicide, murder;
ancient Armenian
calendar, (May).
liuMiFuMi^npwilful murder
ui^".
//Js. confine or frontier of a
J^uipi,
;
cide
trict
"fui/manslaugter ; juiiiq^y^, homistate,march, border; province, dismisadventure
-"".,."*
to
reduce
by
to a province;
;
;
ifiiiru
u,^ s.
exercise,
place of reunion; -ilu,TCu,n.
s. slave[creepingmouse-ear.
-:p
merchant
-i,"%
or dealer;-^t^c^
hot. pilosella
a. meet
s.
\^iM,'p^'b^n^,
,
for or worthy of man
a. S.
U"."i^juAp".
exercise;gymnastic
; -"/.""/"
apuy
eous,
-itu.l"; civil,polite,urbane, courtU'm^^.o^u.'fc*.
gymnasium, [paratus.
letic
complaisant,obliging,genteel,
Xyaipiftrir,
tjf va. to instruct in athkind,affable ; -iliapniji
to
s. civility,
to
inure
to
exercises;
war;
liteness,
poto
to
urbanity,courtesy,complait
o
exercise,
sance
instruct, initiate,
; -uitaij Iriui^
or j/rja. hating
to form,to train,
teach,to discipline,
-uiifu/i, u"j
*. murderer
,

a.

; -p

murderous,

homicidal

iru.0

IT ftp

4S9

to aofteTimanner8.[ed
to war.
to titillate;
to irritate,
itch,to tickle,
civilize,
to please,
inured;train- to exasperate ; fig,to tickle,
XTmpqtia. exercised,
to
s.
one
\fmi"ql"f_
teacher,
instructor,
gratify,
or trains to war.
\Fuipi/h,"l,tA
whodi8cipline8,inures
-"n"-% s. itching,
pruriency
struction,
titillation
s- teaching,
\fu,pqn,.3L
training; in; incitement,tickling,
exercise.
; smart, burning,puncture.
of
St. Anthony'sfire ;
a march,
s. med.
ITxYifii/u.?!,
JifaipJian.
s.governor
ufj
of a county or province,exarch; -""-_
a. feeling
a prickling,
subject to
of a march, goa pricking
sensation.
p^iA s. government
vernorship
to

-nu,

of

\ylapitiupm^ni^iL.
~^%
,

province.

built

y^uipP-!"s.
V.

k
;
; a. possible
it
be
it
is
it
so
imp.
possible, may
;

is

or
fitting

means

""
proper; -""#4"'*
S. 'ffuipPhJ'.
; -uAuiiT

ous
ingeni-

of

marble,

marmorean;

marble-cutter

s,

marble-quarry ; -"/""""
paved with marble.

s.

X^iupJuiplinb
"i"j s.

cleverness,mastery ; -*op
art,ability,

t-jlva.
IJuipPlrj;

to find means,
oat.

to have

the

to be

power,

marble

tp-ptt-^
; liu,ph-p

^'y

or

marble,
;

a.

hard

as

of
as

U utpjfuph-Mui

o.

"

s. distaff.
X^utpinAft
|P""f"ii7i%
abn^ s. body
,

; flesh ; man,

body;

able,possible, carcass, carrion;body, consistency;

whole, ensemble; geom. solid; """-_
facultyor
-

%ni-u

to become

incarnate

; t-i.

^luVit

was
flesh;
Yjptp'iyl^'
s. somatology;
ySiuptfuuip.iaiini-Pliiii
accomplish.
to the appetites,
V' imp. it is possible
T^uipP^P
; ^i^pit- -pn/6- a. too indulgent

to reudcr pos\^,apP-lr^ni.^iu'i.lrirva.
sible

execute,

; to

"

of

a.

creature, mortal;corpse, dead

means.

to

"

to

invent,to contrive,to find

vn.
Pu,jil"
X^uMpP-hir,

marble

covered

a.

ingeniously,cunningly.
a.
XTiupPlrili
possible;contingent;
fitting.
proper,

or

-Qn^,
^nplfuipuA
-4""ff"i"j,
works; -^lum^
marble-yard,"
-4uiuw

s.
yu"p,/L,ptm/-hqyu
\f,upp-ui%p
stratagem ; means,
expedient,resource, remedy; skill, marble, marmorean.

ad.

mado

a.

to carry

how
ilfiilri_,
uiiii.ir

be ? ^-

can

into

these

"
h,fh-t,

the "Word

made

effect,

S.

things

well shaped;
carnal,sensual; -ij-hn^a.

be, it is impossible
"i-.
it
is
possible?
; -j/r,
led
skila. ingenious,clever,
XfuipPniii
S.
a.
inept,unfit,
U""7"f?a.; i^
;
it can't

-"i-iy^

"

s.

corporeal substances

mortals

tures,
; crea-

change
into flesh; -^npi-nt-Pf
s. incorporation,
embodiment; -^m*-, -^k-uij,
awkward.
-Ifi-am i-^trjp^a. clothcd with flesh,
expert. incarnate; corporeal,bodily,mortal;
Vr""f
/?""-i.a. clever,skilful,
s.
-qy-hijnt.p'^
incarnation;-i/k^h-a,
possible" proy^uipP-nt-uiuMui^^TCa.,
per,
tent,
[cleverness. impudic, sensual,libidinous ; impos. dexterity,
frigid,
incapableof procreation;
TJuipP^^Plit-i
ability,
s.
ijwpl' f^'-y p^"'3 s. hen.
luxury, licentiousness,
-ift-iiitnt-Pi
gidity
ir""^^"
lechery,wantonness
^ s. resinous pine,
; impotence, fri; -^nph-tiTva.to

a.
pleasingor grateful
/is.hoe.
\(uipiih,i_,
; -JtinpJto the senses
s. sensual
s. Marcionites.
; -funpJ-nk.p%^
Xfiuplihtiliuip
ing,
a. hidstatue
of
wax,
-S-"fS-n"-4
s.
pleasures;
delights;
ITm^^jCui^
jhJhuij
" bedding.
s, bed
covering the corpse (tomb),or
HfiupTCu/i
poreal
mates the body (hair)
liPutpi/hA^
[,s. hot or temperate cli; -S-^t.ir%ni3i^s. corthe
to
flesh;
birth,according
delightful
; pleasantmeadow,
corporal,a fine linen-cloth on
spot;greensward, lawn, grass-plot. -liuMij.
which the priest
a. pruriginous.
placesthe chalice at
l]'"Y'i/^""i""(""%r
dane,
bodily; munIPw^f/lo^A-iT,
trjp vn. to itch,to feel mass; -4""i a. corporeal,
to
worldly; carnal, sensual ;-4fr^,
itching,titillation or pruriency,
an
of
carnivorous
have
a tickling
sensation ; to feel a
; -^hpni-Pts. use
"ug a.
,

desire to scratch

oneself;fig.to

be

incited,provoked, tickled
to cause
va.
pleased; -tr^nt-^u/bt-tr

cited,
ex-

or

to

flesh for food ; -^t^

a.

of the

same

ture
na-

; s. fellow-man ;
; consanguineous
-^cfathletics;
^.gymnastics,
-IfpPiJu^

60

iriip
Pn,.pJ,

bodi]y exercise

s.

/MiiJiia.
ttiintuhiui
va.

dissection ; -4".m",^ffcad.
p

""j

a.

to Ai-

cause

u. digcstivo.
gest;-tjni.j[i^,-iin,ia,f^,u'ii

to anatomize,

dissect;-^mmni-P'l,s.
-4""/"

's

to
coct; -hjnL.^ui%kirva.

anatomist,dissector;-4
anatomical
; -c,u"nirJ; hg^
s.

to

iro.p

CO

tomy,
ana-

tomically;
ana-

impotent,

healthy,
un-

tion; concoction.
battle,combat;
wrestling; dispute,quarrel : month of

\fuipm,fj*.

disabled,crippled; iViarCh
apoplectic,

;A

war,

uituuihniuajy uiuMinnmumjiiy

for war;
hiu,'uhi_f,M^lu^
bodilyform or figure, to prepare
tO take Up
corporeal; -"nap^, [^ ", gymnastics; inL-nuMoJli
fiiltrpiynt:.pnL^
arms
sual,
gymnastic-master; -Jhi^o. carnal,senagainst; ^1"A-f_.
"''/fe/.
g ni.Jh^
-^fci.

a.

having

lity,
s. sensuan.t^^rr
voluptuous; -iFn/ni-Phf
u^tuuilrpiuqifft
attachment
to
make
to sensual
war
give
battle,
on,
pleasures;

"3/A S. -Iiui'ii
; ~%u3,r,

uii/iiif vn-

to become

nt^nnL-p

inuil

war

tO

to wage

^lunl^tgibh-^

JhJhuiUu

"

"

hn.lruit

combat, to attack;
incarnate;
nature
ling,
tickbody or
s.
; ~i,upJ-ni.[3-[,Ji,
"//t^"i
-^t ib'f't'L,
petual
Jt ""-''kp to be in perally
hot
water
with, to be continutitillation,
ment
stimulant;any moveof the body ; -"ijm4,
with ;
at war
[" lUrp'y nt-pat-^
guard,
u"j s. bodyof
if.pif.n..fi
fi uliumhpuitj^p
life-guardsman, yeoman
latpni-quMbh-u
the guard ;
excite
to
to
incite
to
or
create
s.
battle,
[,^
worshipper
-uim^m
of the flesh;
sensualist;Apollinarian; war
against;
muiuMlrpumJp kp "u^g
at
clothed with a body, corpowar
a.
for;
-u^lum
Jlfilhuhialib, they were
real;
the
whole
by B
frptiiqlltat-uiiu,n.u[,a. enveloping
'""t"C'Uf" -h
ing
a
body; -i;^u.^,"^ a. nourishing,fattenflict
sanguinary conbloody battle,by
V#
; voluptuous,gluttonous; -"Yt" ad.
lirp/^nqn^/nl^nrpTuubaifUtyp
;
the battle remained
decided;
unbodily,corporally;materially; carnally,
",-%uiiiip,nlrj,
S. ^iiMutlrpuMijj:
sensually,lustfully
tially,
; fig.essenreally,substantially;-ufl^a,
\fuip"iiiifpp
"i-i""^ s. agonotheta,
material; carnal,voluptuous; -n-l.iia. athlotheta ; -lt%yj a. quarrelsome ,
incarnate ; -,LniJ,s. incarnation ; -ukp
contentious,litigious,
wrangling;-^uA
of carnal
a. fond
or
battle,
pleasures,sensual, a. of or belonging to war
mundane
carnal,voluptuous,
".
combatant;
warrior,
warlike;
-uli'p,,,.^
-^u.".^
;
p-Jis. sensuality,
or
lust, concupiscence; s. war-car
chariot; -4/y *. companion
in arms,
-uu/uA s. self-murderer,suicide ; -^^/^
fellow-soldier,comrade;
2Su"i. S. \yuui; -mmli s. madragora
adversary, antagonist, opponent; a.
root ; -mu,%2_ a. tormenting the
body confederate, leagued,allied; fni.%^_p,
(pain) ; -u."^u"ja. despising carnal
auxiliary forces ; ip^yu to fightin
pleasures;-,"lru.iM^ni.pJ,
ty
materiali*.
-l/^n^pt s. companionship
company;
in arms
; -u,t"^"_,
-lo/iu^a. corporeal,of a
; alliance, confederacy; aid,
form ; -pu/its. place of incarnation,
ed,
-Jpn^ a.tumultuous, troublsuccour;
matrix; fig.our Lord's Mother; -j"i..
agitatedby war; -fiupifiup B.-ii-^p.
to change into flesh;to emthat!
int. would
"ju/btnTva.
to Heaven
body,
Xr.upaii^i
to

take

the

human

lin-m-huto

to
fight,

"

"

"

to

incarnate; to figure,to

with

form

; -"-"^,

press if it
im-

poreal,
u.(u"%ce.cor-

might

be !

battleXyuipuitiAffiup
uij a. painting
,

palpable,
s.
or
painter of
Miiiaml/t-pui^ii/ii
;
to the body, bodily; carnal,
nition"
battle-pieces
; -u.yij.
waggon, ammufleshly,
sensual, worldly;-i-npuiui^u
powder-cart; -ilu.p /i*. palestra,
ad. bodily; really,actually;
or
battle-field,
-ground ; -j""^..npnj^
s. corporeity; incarnation
of war, (otherthan firearms)
; humanity;
uij *. weapons
material

; of

longingscenes
be-

warlike.
military,
dier
s
.
Xyutpm/Autlp brave, valiant sol;

\fu,paiif,i_,
corpulent,
uij a. fleshy,
fat,plump ; -tie. corporal,corporeal;

; -^

fl.

choicest

troops,the

flower

lr""/^""%^(
s. corpuscle.
in the army.
[S.ITm^sffit.^.
of,or the choice men
yfujpOfiiijP^i,
s.
bodilythings,
s. warrior, soldier,
-Hiin^
Xfiupmli^,"ii[u.j
,

thingsappertainingto the flesh.

S. hot. S. y^iuinnt-uiuili
XjuMpnt-fu
ir""/""t//",
A-jf vn. to digest; to con.

combatant; ^

-"

to
Jtnu/iilru

rush

to

the field of combat.

s. Gr.
y^ujpuilpniikp

w.

martyrology.

ira-p

Xftupui^pnu
a.
ui^ s. martyr ; -m^uMlii
similar
a.
a
tyrdom
marBuffering
-""i/y
;
separatelyor together;-lynp^

unsullied;refined,
unstained,
purified;
limpid,clear;^^. pure, modest, chaste;

of

a.
^f.f"/"

exhorting

martyrdom;

to

uMgiuj

to be

tp^Lir^

vn-

IT'o^/o'^"^
""j
"

; toll-house

-,

Yoltaie

-uiWut

oflB.oer of

the

-i.nl,

s.

s.

tor
direc-

house,
custom-

farmer general ; -umtA

battery, bastion,

machine

or

S. -i/"j;

officer,
publican,

custom-house

s. office
tide-waiter;-t.o^io.-/3-/i"-t"
of
custom-house
'^i^uyhtu'iicharge a publican or

or

officer; i""/"t"_
^ -P-lrai%, to sit at the

battery,pile.

U UMfiuiliiiiiff
uihtMMJ uint-uhini
I

tO

Vfl*

gage
war, to ento quarrel,to dispute,

in

chief

to combat,
fight,
to

or

tric
elec,
; hi^liu,puiliiii%

; tower

battery

of. [toll.

fair copy

smuggled goods; -^iA-^,

iCuia.^
-".j,
to be a smuggler, to smuggle ; -mji s.
contraband, smuggling; -ioj s. custom-house

tyrdom
tjuAhir va. to martyrize ; -m-? *. marfemale
martyr,
; -m-^fisfl

bulwark

to make

*"

'

Ifu!^!/
custom, duty,city
[.J^.excise,
IT'it^uw^t^f.
u"j s. smuggler; 41"-

-"".

martyr,to suffer
to
ness
martyrdom,
undergo death in witfaith
of the
; -inp,u% s. placeof
tyrs
martyrdom; chapel or tomb of mar; "ujuioitu".Martyropolis
; -""ij/."-.

%"""/*,

UU.-P

461

to make

receiptof customs.
ir^jgotiT,
tj^ va.

actiqn;
custom
contest ;
to
utii/jiiiuijiupuwni-p-p
"

duty,

or

to

the

pass

receive

to

or

tom-house
cus-

the

exact

receive

for the
the excise

to

skirmish.

vn.io
[fencing-master. publicrevenue;
pay
s.
ir""^mn"-u"yj
militaryprofessor; or customs dues.
to
Vr"i"^"./j"-jmit"r,
puriTSuM^puiii.npb^[1 va. to cause
uij a, purifying,
t
o
to
to
to purify,
to cleanse ;
-tiTva.
fight, provoke
combat;
defy, fieative;
to challenge.
sanotification.
-nt-Pj,s. purification;
[ofwar.
ad.
to
the
art
a. purified,
\fuiii,"opi'ii
according
lifuippuj^tp^l.
pure, clean,
a. thick,
bright; -tj;
H'ui^iun.
clear,polished; splendid,
bushy ; s, S. -p
full of
to cleanse, to polish;
a
\yujju,n.iM,lu[ia,
bushy
t-jpva. to purify,
a.
bushes,thick-tangled,
brakish,briery; to embellish ; -^tiuj
"^hum
-(.u% a. chem. sylvic; -Jit^t- a. bushyclean,spotless,
very
pure ; virtuous,
shaped, bushy; -"^o/^ a. hidden among
pious ; -itpi a. begetting or begotten
the bushes, sylvan,woody, rural.
in purity; -4'"*'a. S. y^at^ni-p
; purgative,
cleansing;
cathartic,
i^-qj a
nitre,
s.
mliaui^,
X^uii/uin.^,
saltpetre;
thicket, covert, purge;ii-uiij
uiqiubif-uMt-nn pUrltaU; ^Inip^uMmlrinnt-^
copse, wood; brushwood, underwood,
bush, tuft;-^ ii"^""j"thich
-l/po'i,
eye-lashes; p-l ~uij, puritanism;-lik'u^uaii,
a. leading a pure
chaste, modest,
life,
uls-M^iuana-nm'bir/
(3-^uiuanL.auibUiq~-n-uli
to paint one's
virtuous;-Jpu, a. clear-headed; -"Ytu
fi.p.o_^^
itMMMiifio^
ly;
modestad. purely,neatly; chastely,
eye-lashes.
,

"

iun.

'^"ui-plmut'uuiliuii,
a.
Moorish, of the
Moors, mauresque
;
%,("o^,maurmoorish
of
arapainting;
style
esque,
-

merely, simply; -ukp a, fond of

purity,of cleanliness ; neat,tidy,clean;
ness
of purity,of cleanlis. love
-ufipni-Pj,

besque;-4"4p"""-,morris,morris-dance. ; -puM'us. purgatory; -putp

"oj a.
sandzool.
s.
shining,
s.
-i^tyi_a.
;
purifying; purifier
'ir"^./"""^'-idrepanis,
martin
or shore-bird.
brightwith cleanliness,candid,clear,
virtuous.
ing;
wrestlIPui^ioo.,
p s. combat, fight;
pure, clean; glorious,
va.to
clean,tocleanse;
contest, strife,
\fu,ppk-j;
litigation,
trjli
rel,
quardispute; -frynt-juAtiTSW'"/"'""-.to purify; to refine ; to purge ; to
to combat, to
^'^, to refine
vn.
expiate,to sanctify
ju/iitiT;-/."r,t-jjofj
;
to
to come
to blows ; to wrangle, the style;
qiappi-'i, depurate or
fight,
cleanse the blood ;
to dispute,to discuss,to
to quarrel,
qluuii.u,pmajgi^
cleanse
to
or
bles,
vegetaa.
pick
combating,
f."-^y/",
opposing;
argue ; -""i
to
-"n.ffl
S.
pin^oMit-pnjli
U"
pulse; qui'iioP-u
quarrelsome;
"!/""""-"
kitchen
sils.
utenor
polish
*. ewe,
sheep.
ir""!f/'../!"-e/.j!*'"'j
scour, brighten
["4'-?/ altar napkin.
handkerchief ; thick
^SuM^iTuAs
"" purificatory
cloth.
; S. U,"^i//.
;
^"""fpl'i.
fl.purificative,
depur"^- pure,
\yuifpn,i,aiiu.%
neat, clean,
}r"'.e"'-l",ei'"3
,

"

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462

lovely,
sive
ative,purgative;detersive, abster; -^-t,^a. very beautiful,
"""
-^P''
charming
~?*f;
s.
graceful
;
depnrative; pur; expiatory;
,
gative,
most
expensive,
to
to
dear,
costly,
iun^ni.i_, purge,
very
purge ;
too dear, precious,rich,
take a purge.
high-priced,
tSi
cleanliness
s. purity,
U""/j"/"""t/?f
magnificent, sumptuous ; -tt't ad.
;
purification
dearly,at a very high price; ^*t^.
; depuration; expiation
;
at a
to buy or sell dearly,
"lu,i!Cu,nJru
neatness, tidiness ; ^.nj limpidity
;
a.
large-headed
;
clearness.
high price ; -q-ini-fu
serenity,
o-i-ng, pureness,
s. preciousness,great worth;
s.
\^ute[inL.Uh
cleaning, cleansing ; -M/.'bni-P-'^

lent

"

scouring.

mouldy,to

greater,bigger ; major, elder;

loud
or
high-q-"t. ""
blustering,roaring,
noisy,
sounding,
clamorous, vociferous,obstreperous ;
magnificent;
a. noble,generous,
-"i-npir
ly
ostentatious; grand,imposing, statesuperb magnificent ; -n-npitm-^

[smell. -f",%

ir^^4nin a. musty, havinga musty

IT*//"/",
t-jiy vn. to grow musty or
mould

strive,to strain.
trical;
meter; -luliuA a. me:

to

Wt^l-ptta *"
metrical system.
^pnL.p-%,
lPt;5ftii
ITt^g/iad. by ourselves.
-

*.

a.

maximum;

pt

generosity;
magnificence,nobility,

".

act;
sumptuousness ; munificent
to
va.
a. written, delineated
"a.ni-13- S. ^uiqi/uM^nt-(3; ^t^pfs-iT
s. ink-stand.
ly;
esteem, to value, to prize or rate highad. crowding in, rushing on
hot. clove ; clove-tree;
\rt/auifi
-ii-pni,
mj s.
pink, carnation ; -uii^nu, a. smellingof in crowds ; -tki_ a. heaped up, great,
a. very
voluminous,
cloves,clove-scented.
huge ; -quM'iiif.ni-iu^
IPi-a-uig a. great; large,big;strong, bulky,large,enormous
; -qu,pq. a. Yerj
portant,
impowerful,mighty ; rich, opulent;
splendid,glorious,majestical;-qutpiT
a.
a. noble,great,of high rank
mentous
serious, considerable,mo; -ipou
ad.
busy, full of business ; -jy-/ia. of
[i3h
;
very
illustrious familyor descent; -q^ni-_
greatly,
highly,much, very much, too
much
feast
pf s. nobility,
high lineage;
excessively
gentility,
day,
;
o^
,

HflrjiiA
/i
,

uiL.

s.

Gr.

ink ; -m^lify
with ink; -lun.

w.

-u

-Mui-

"".

"

high day ;

vast,spacious field -^P a. all powerful,omnipotent ; very

^.m^n
J-muJIi
or plain;
st-uiWuIbuiliu
during strong, of a great force; powerful,
hours
for
J-uiJh
a
long
time;
potent,mighty ; np.Megasthene; -/^fe..
many
;
qthe
of
^
tl'zkey
great part
night; n^ a. wide- winged ; *. zool megaloptera ;
in great
^ .pt-q^-,is it not important ?
numerous
-p-fi^ a. very
,
extensive
number
ful,
boastan
a.
IJirltiupuA
a.
having
magniloquent,
; -Pnn.
ed
a. of exaltbraggart,swaggering, blustering, diocese ; -^"4 -/unp^ni-pq.
sentiments, noble-minded, maggasconading,vainglorious,vauntful,
nanimous
noble ; -^"pOr
{aoufr^
iiuiiipiun.t-i_
pompous
;
generous
,
-t-iT, ir^p -JiiT,
a. mysterious,involvinga great
^ni-pif.
yguif vn. to brag,to
ventures,
gasconade, to boast of imaginary admystery ; -fun^m-p-lt,^s. greatness of
-

"

"

"

to be

to pretendfalsely
to bravery,
to swagger, to
vainglorious,

mind
,

high-mindedness

nobilityof

thought or sentiment, magnanimity,

generosity; -{unt-iTpS. -P-t"-j -/""" S.

exaggerate, to talk big,to

-pu/b ; -h-utfua. at a great expense,
long bow, to sound one's own
to
assume
a
trumpet,
consequential costly,expensive, sumptuous, magnificent,
of consequence
look,to set up for a man
splendid,rich ; -b-mn. a. of lofty
trees (wood);-6-oi/_s.
s. big words, exaggeragreat sea, Ocean;
; -fi.-?
tion,
lently
-^mP^^o.in great drops,rainingviobombast, boasting,bragging,rodomontade,
fustian,
gasconade; -p."^.
a.
showering
-4u"4u.t.
;
very
,
a. speaking loudly,stentorean,
plaintive,
utteringloud lamentations;
p.uin.
crying out, loud , noisy, clamorous, -liu,i^a. having large ears, long-eared
built
a.
obstreperous,blustering,riotous ; ad.
; -{.un-oy
magnificently
,
aloud,loud, loudly;-f'"j a. opened
grand, superb, splendid,
sumptuous;
vaunt,

draw

to

the

widely (wound) ; -phnX

-ptpj

a.

very

-fuii.J a. very

S.

ffuApu,-;

high, very elevated;

rich, wealthy, opu-

-4"" a.
waves
enormous

large-eyed; -4o4".4
or

billows
,

a.

of

heavy

-in/m a. heaped up,

massive ; -4""""j *. zool.
;

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465

coccothrauste",gros8-beak,haw-finch;
mor, ( an
-^uiiTpiui-S. -4'tj"""4
; "^ulb^ku

Armenian

river

) ; -/ump^ a.

mous,
fa-

victorious,conquering,triumphant ;
celebrated,glorious,
illustrious;great,enormous, huge, colossal ; 7/"""/*
a.

solemn, pompous, triumphant; ^"""". c. lengthy,long ; -^aja a. hopeful,confident

to be hopeful,
full of
"io7//ic solemnly, splendidly
;- ^Afr^,
m-ijp
,
by,
pompously,triumphantly; -^uAiCmp a.
hope,buoyant with hope ; -ja, a. chubtalented,witty,very
chubby-cheeked,puffy,bloated;
very intelligent,
wise ; -4u/.i.i"^a. sighing deeply or
-hiuMiT, mijUMj vn. to grow, to increase
in stature or size ; to become
ture
profoundly;-4"f""u.( a. of lofty stalarger,
-

"

tall ; -^uimnp

voluminous

a.

-4"Y"4^ a. honourable , respectable

;
past
-4"'5 ". grand dinner,magnificentre-

nowned;
regreater; to grow rich; to become
ilt-f^nt-Pf
jyf'i to become
-

very

wealthy or immensely

H-iuira.stout-

rich ; -*..

large-limbed;-%f""m
sumptuous, splendid
;
^.n/i.
a
a. maggrand dinner-party; a. extensive,vast, large; -Wi
nanimous
lief
-^uiM-atu, a. having great faith or be-^uiaiuli;
; S
generous
,
in ; -i^mp a. all wise, omniscient; -iiAi,ai.pt
s.
magnanimity, greatness
of mind, generosity; great stature,
-^n^l, a. magnanimous, generous ; -4".
mous,
^ni.i3j,s.
greatness of soul,high-mind- talluess ; -iniA a. very renowned, fafara.
celebrated,great,
illustrious,
edness,magnanimity ;'-4"t^u.4
vantageou
adfamed, very renowned, celebrated, of glorious;-^""4 a. very profitable,
lucrative ; -^4* S. -4""._
great repute ; ad. aloud,loudly; -4/""2_
loaded with the highest
a. very
prising
wonderful, astonishing,sur"-W3 ; -i""-^ a.
ing,
soundhonours; magnificent,
grand,
splendid,
; -.iiyb a. loud,noisy,
lemn
resounding ; ad. aloud, pompous,
majestic, sumptuous, sosonorous,
with loud cries or shouts,noisily,
with
didly,
; splen; ad. with great honour
hue " cry, clamorously ;
pompously,sumptuously;-^."^/
uniiaiiiuit-ij
s. ast. megameter
iuMp^uMfjto cry with might " main, to
; -ihuij a. large-eyed;
a.
roar
; -uiuniuim
out, to cry with all one's strength; keen or piercing-eyed
ing
beseechsupplicating,
-"i^ifa. very extensive, very vast ; J very suppliant,
a. very
luminous, very
long-winded, diffuse,prolix,
wordy ;
; -uluyiriun.
brilliant;
bright,shining,
sumptuous,
; -Jhip^
fLuAifii.^diffusely,prolixly
most
mense;imposing,pompous,
a. corpulent; very
voluminous, imillustrious;
Jt'it
-Jbit
most
brilliant
a.
a
.
victory;
ju"iP-um%umIi
-'iTuMpm victorious;
derable -uiui%ira. boastful,
bragging; superb,
very great, grand, important, consivlrtUeminent, excellent, glorious; j""t_
; iliupni^quip^iMiiilruJl_,
*"
Pa^p-f, signal victory;
ib'i'ls^ij
egregious, eminent; -.p s. the
ous;
oneself
too
fashionable
society; praise or vaunt
much, to
great ; high life,
great deeds, things, enterprises; pretend to , to boast ; -ui^u^nA or
mncilh
ad- greatly
a.
s. grcat solemulty; -uiiumlii.
extremely , very
,
ad.
to
honorable
glorious
;
much, excessively
very
^npf^k-u
very
per;
nour
with great hofornl great actions ;
honorably, splendidly,
tl^jt-fjto run
tO
lOad
Wlth
to
luniitr/j
Jlrir,apkri_,
swiftly;
;
juouku p.uMftp.u,_
gallop;
a.
honours; to welcome, to receive with
n-hgi lininnph-gS. puA^'/*; "Jlrituap
honour, with open arms, to treat with
honorable,worthy of honour ; Jt*".
ad.
much, very;
great honour, to feast, to entertain ;
a. doing wonders
;
pmp
honours
to
on, to
-Jk-iij
,ug a. sinningmuch, very sinful; -uiutuint-lrirva. heap
honour
a.
s. great sinner ; -Jfta,a. high-minded,
magnificently
; -u{,uuinM.J'
conceited, proud, lofty,presumptuvery extented,diffuse,prolix,long;
ous
beral,
tioned
a. very
magnificent,very li-uiu,p,f.ku.
; -Wni-p a. well fortified or munivn-iTmhir,
mniihij
Jtira,plri_,
;
generous
t-jiy
;
bjif -irmfiir,
to load with precious gifts
to be high-minded,
;
^At^
self-conceited,
sumptuous
prereceive
to
to
magnificent
proud, haughty, jnujlh^k
sents
pre;
grow
s. high-minded; "uiuMpira, S" "uiuibh-; "u^^u ad.
arrogant; -"/l.""./3/"i-'i
tremely,
greatly, much, very, too much, exness, haughtiness, superciliousness,
beyond measure,
infinitely
;
pride,conceit, presumption; -Jhf ["
remarkably,considerably
u^usilm
a, very
;
muddy or marshy ; s. Medza;

a.

or

*"/." to give

"

-u

-"

-"

-a

"

"

Vb\f
you
-

greatlymistaken

are

uiuii^uuiui

it is

ITbii

4G4

; *""- ugu

,'
". priorship
prior;-iLn^nL/?/...*

i^

rior,

lustriou
a. majestic,glorious,
august, il-/"a#n.
ry,
s.
majesty,glo; -^"lun.ni.pi,
dously
celebrity;-^uipPuiW a. tremen-

ment
great embarrass-

them; ki- tyn -4i it is a

%n^"" 4great advantage ; .^uynt/3?.
portant
his
is
testimony highlyimjiyunulli,
for

excessivelyrich,very afiluous,
cause
opulent; -^u/^."^ a. very desir; -"""%a. very
ligent;
ardent, eager; -i^yP- a. very dicareful,studious, industrious;
toilsome
hard
tiresome
painful
-ifinpa. big-,pot- or paunch;
,
,
,
ive,
bellied;-^aiqutp s. great city,capital;
a. severe,
austere, authoritatof the capital
s. citizen
imperious; awful, terrible ; -au,p
-^uiiiui^aiMjli
;
with
strides
ad.
a.s.
a.
hasty
gr. trochaic, trochee; -ujipih
;
-.piyi^a.
to stride along, to make
huge
large-hearted,
ous;
magnanimy'i"Y_,
generous;
to
one's
strides,
step
magnificent,
/A_
ous,
sumptu;
a.
quicken
-/"u;."i#
fast as the legs can
to run
as
splendid,gorgeous, ostentatious; p-u,%u,ij,
in this

or

ligent,
dient,

-uuMuu,

-u

hard
as
as
one
-um'blia. full-breasted ; s. gynseeamascan;
carry, to run
tos ; ^ti^uiii^
the
wholesale
S. "^(""zji~'hf0^lV~i^ ^'
a.
s.
il-uiCmn.
-^"ii'bu.li
;
trade
sale
wholeglorious,
very convenient, decorous;
;
jp-lrp^ il^MnC^un-uM^
bottle-nosed.
warehouse
a.
eminent, elegant;majestical,magnificent,
; -.p\i[^
ous,
meritoriexecrable
able
abominITi
august; ~4yuu"uili a.
a-tyi-"i a.
,
-

of

deserving

iambus
g'''-

-"uii ; -4he2_'1'3*"
of
a.
-"it's^uili
;

;
extensive

very

a.

; S.

bic;
iamcese
dio-

; very

of vast

a.

-mutpp

size

the

rich ; -puA^

wealthy, rich
s.

\StritliiTuium
-J\u^ u.

of

uMdp.ut^

juiiyu^i^,

very

wise, learned,
-

lect,
Intel-

vast
-

ingenious.

s. greatness, thickness,
U"ta-n"-/3-/itS,

size

capaciousness; volume

people,the

ration,
respect, honour, venedeference, homage,

crime.

mass;

s,

heinous

or

-ui'iinM-Pj,
wealth, opulence,
sriches ; -.""n".% o. rich, wealthy, opulent;

wicked,

PP^u,"L^ horrible crime;

ry
vast, spreading eve-

a.
; ^inajpiuif

where

merit

great

greatness, power,

eur,
grand-

magnificence,

pacity;
majesty,elevation,exaltation;^, ca-

Jkhu,ipu,pP-utir

reverence,

-,

tune,
great for-

.human
distinction;ceremony,
wealth; ^01411.%-;^
compliments,
ness
greatrespects ; kind reception,welcome;
; ^ni.i_-[?-p^to load with riches;
.universal esteem
/. "^uMuui%hu to attain to dignityor
; -io^
4""'"'p"'iu,j
ad. respectfully,
honours
gard
honorably, with reJii-pto lose
; l[npnM-uuihhi_^u
,

have

uinJihi

~^iu

hphliujq
regard for ; to hearken

nt^nnt-o

tO

one's

ably
favour-

fortune

ft-S3
; Jtpliuii,a,j_
fortune

one's

; -7-.

Your

to

crifice
sa-

Grace.

irAi-nt.4^
i/lwoman of quality,
nJiirfjtuiultiriy ani^uuMlihi
dame,
S. irt-6-"u^i-"r;
to honour, lady,lady of rank.
va.
-pn-WiT, Irgli
to respect ; -ptb or ^n/ a. very
irfrS-nt.n.i
tail hammer.
s. tilt or
to ;

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"

nerable
respectable,estimable,reverend, vein
held
be
to
high
ib%lrij
;
of, to be
esteem, to enjoy the esteem
-

much

esteemed

by ;

ituipirj-^
-^^nt? s.
;

author; ity
nour,
respect, to ho-

reverence

-pis-j;irjliva.
to reverence,

treat with

m/iAtf_ S. ITfr.

to

to

venerate,

to

s. magnificence,
Wtltil.ytriini-Ppi-'i,
s
.
ITtitop long day.
[majesty.

W^it^f^u uM) s. Mec"enas, patron.

Ift^^i a. explicit clear,evident,
,

formal, precise; distinct,

only,sole

simple,ordinary,obscure; ad.

ly,
clear-

explicitlydistinctly,
precisely,
,

to compliment,
distinction,

expressly,intelligibly,
[intelligible.
to pay respect to ;
liftp,a. simple,
or/.""-S. -^ ?^^;
-py
easy, clear,evident,
gnificat; Xy/rpiuipuAs. paraphrast ; -tnT, t^f,
*" "*'" megascope
; -jni-u^ks. Ma"SVa
-gnugm'i-hj'va. to enlarge, va. to paraphrase ; -"".?*.paraphrase;
to make
to grow, to increase,to
ad.
-^y'Lu S. Mirlif.'b
ment,
aug[Wl^H'^~p.up
to extend ; to enrich ; to render
distinct
li'lrliiiufi
a.
one
only
; S.
,
friend, irtli'iiiu^uM^'b
powerful,mighty ; to favour, to beer
*. marauder, freebootto raise,to exalt,to dignify;
bandit ; -.}/.
to
a.
having only one
,

to celebrate ; to magnify,to
glorify,
praise highly,to exalt, to extol ; to
amplify,to exaggerate ; ~t-"p s. supe-

horse.
ad.
IT^^f^.i.f/,
only

[specially.
particularly
;

\yirl/iiai/iu/r,
a. explicable.

V\s%

WbX

4C6

lybu

to confess

one's faults.

temper, to
_

y^tiiutiMiiupm
/"jor """ya. guilty
5
guilt,culpability,
guiltiness.
"

s.

"

moderate, to lenify; to
abate,to diminish,to sooth,
to mitigate,to allay,to

to
soften,

to

""".^ to assuage,

alleviate.

a. produced by sin.
\firquM^,ub-lfb
s. sin-offering.
\rtiiu,juM/l,%
ed;
wicka. sinful ; iniquitous,
l]'"^.o"."Y"

}Sh,iJkpi,uj or l"g a. insinuating,

alluring,enticing, smirking; unsin,

cere

subtile,fraudulent,

deceitful
,

tion,
[song. wicked, malicious ; -".""p*. dissimulaing
s.Gr.
affectation;enticingways, mincirA-^t^/r
w.
melody; canticle,
ling,
wheedair or manner,
smirking,
IPtif/r^i,
luj or nj ". handle; haft;
to put a handle to, to set in
incitement;guile,deceit,fraud,
uipliu/iihi,
handle ; to haft; i,u/byi_
a
leer,
to take
wickedness, malice;
ut^Mug,
j-,
s.

sinner.

off the

handle

handle;

to unhaft.

to

take

out

of

the

ed,
^"^fl'baaffecth^lwheedling
yn. to
ble;
dissemt
o
to
artfully,
simulate,
feign

sheep'seye, ogling;

incite,to allure,to draw

S. -uHipogle ; -ni-/?/.i-'fc
to

to

fy- weak, faint,nerveless,indolent,

effeminate,languid,cowardly;
slothful,
sluggish.
a. cravenor
ir^^i("/"^"nfi4"i.^f.

on;

ad. softly,
\rirq_j^i
gently,slowly.
tive,
a.
ir*-*^.///^
soothing, lenient,leni-

"

voice ; -trf",

ir^.^ti/^f^,
s. amethyst; garnet.
ulil,
s.
ITfc/j*/i soot, smut ; pg. a. prodigal,
licentious.
libertine,
ir*-"tJ
ta "" soft,loose,slack,flab^1

composing.
a.
irt.^f^%/?u.j
going slowly ;

fr.

luggage train,
slow train, [slackening,
assuagement.
s. softouing, mitigatlou,
ITtrqirai-Pi

hearted,prnj-m-P-ptA goods
faint,

or

fickle-minded.
poor-spirited,
Ijt-ii^iiiiiuir,
to soften,to
vn.
uiguij
become
to
S. ir"-^n'-"""4*'
loose, slacken, to mollify,
or
ir^-'faj,
; s,
nt.^ a.
to loosen; fig.to become
rose-colour.
effeminate, purple-colour;flesh- or
to give oneself
drone
minacy.
bee ; .J""^ -""j
Urt-ifnii.,
up to softness or effeu/j s.
"

of
swarm
maggot; fn,.%q.,uf^pp
-""ji
"'"" effeminate,
ITA-Y/i'""^/'
diligent,
luxurious, bees ; if-np^-muJ^pXuipmiup
zes;
delicate,
voluptuous; ""'//"-" sybarite; industrious bee; -pjaiti the bee buzof luxury,effemina-""("i,ni.pj,
s. love
cy,
s
.
apiarist;
""_
-mpnjit- pni-i-^ji
idleness.
bee-hive
s.
hive,
pn/ii
; -uip.ni.h-nt-P-lit^
\ytii/{oy"i.^,aiiirir,
s. apiculture; -mq-npi- S. -py^
-f/kiT, tj/f va. to
; -"fp.
soften,to loosen, to slacken, to molttn,.pr1,
s.
collecting,making honey;
to unman,
'ifyi fiffto enervate, to effeminate,
-."4*ia. gentle-eyed,having a soft or
to emasculate, to render
mild glance ; -uAiy,
-nj s. bee-house,
S. Wtuf/uj'iiuitr.
ut^'i/il'if
[cowardly. apiary;-ui^tun_s. zool. bee-eater.
-

"

a.
to sin
softening; enervating;
U'A^^f^
U't^otj.oifr.r,
_5fva. to cause
languishing.
to transgress.
or
ITt^/iL/j^tA
s. softness,
ad. like bees.
loosening,
Ttftr/ni-opi^i
relaxation,
looseness, slackness ; fig.
causing
a. producing or
Ift-iiiimpti,
indolence,
sin
in sin;
sunk
effeminacy,
cowardice; -p
a. plunged,
; -p-u,p-,i,i.
ad. softly,indolently,
malicious
effeminately,-lanp^nt-pif. evil-miudod,
;
fl.

languishingly.

ened
a. hard-i-^i a. born in sin ; -iTiufiuipf.
Wl^'t^,nj, nil_a. soft,mild, gentle,
in sin, in iniquity
clined
; -"t/" a. inagreeable,tranquil
to transgress,
in sin,
-n4_ad. softly,
;
delighting
-

mildly,gently,agreeably.
wicked, criminal;-uf^pm^pfs.\ove of
a.
ITt'/'/Ju^'fcay
slow-paced; "f-nfiiu evil; -^,ui-lfi_
a.
expiatory, expiating
S. ITtYT ad.
-J-uiirad.
sin
a
long
while,
;
; -^lui-n^R^tA s. expiation.
slowly;-luaiaS,,
ate,
ad. sinfully,
-(.""%a. mild, modercriminally.

Shiiuopk'u
hifii
honey
qhp

temperate.
to
or

irt"/"/;"*/"../',
to grow
vn.
mild,
uiguy
be softened,to become
moderate
temperate ; to diminish,
to abate,

^ni.

or

s.

; ^np^u^i

--comb-.

melliferous
a.
XT/^-ifiupt-p

-pm-iift

flowingwith honey; -^nphhJ'va. to

to relent.
make
honey;-/h^u. a. honey-tongued,
to make mild, smooth-spoken ; -lim-pfiulu
XfiriiJiugnt^giuiilTir
va.
s.
honeya.

\ry\3

comb; -h-apuA ~^,i,p-, ~^nu

mellifluous,
sweet;
melilot ; hoar-hoiind
,

bee's

wax,
;

wax

; -ufnui

s.

s. solitude.
; -".npni.ppt.'ii

recluse

mit

-A^n.-a-

*.

-4u.J-

a,

Ifti^nu /"s.
"

s.

IfiAia-uAiiug s. vest,garment.
yti-'rinL.f
lonesomeness.
s. solitude,
lifirliimnp
J,s. mentor, guide.

; -4!u,p

s.

ITfrV^*"?/"c. Q.^kphiu;,

-i^ncps. hydromel,mead

melitites.

"

"c.

Urt-n-uA^Mr,
,ui vn.

[honey.

die, to expire,
one's
last,to give up the
to pay the
departthis life,

with
to breathe
ITA-'/i/t/T,
frj^ va. to sweeten
s. bot. honey-wort.
U*"-yi"ni.(
ghost, to
an
s.
ipi-yf'oi//.
intoxicating
liquor last debt to
made

zool, meena.

; -JhJlon
water-me-

honey-flavoured honeyed

fluent,
melli-

a.

bot.

ITbn-

467

nature

to

; to

mortify one's

wjlh honey.

body; "/:u4""--, to be punished with

U"*^?.^qytg s. sin,crime, iniquity,death,to suffer capitalpunishment ;
to die ou tho
transgression,trespass;fault,error;
fiiTuipm uiuimlrpiuijJli
offence,evil,malice ; ifnfipp-t-p-t,., breach, to be slain in action ; /i^_
venial fault;to/3* iPu^n^^
tO CilQ
peccadillo,
uiqg-liit
uf^p ^iujph%ls-ula
p
puij
the
seven
Ijuip
capitalsins ; j;"4n"-_ for one's country ;
^ui^nt-Pf mm^
.

tho field of honor ;

to dlo OU
i^ui^ or ifuiifUt^ni^
ulia^buMliiifb
'iifrp^innM-nilj
he is at the last gasp, he
miiuiii iltrpujMiiui^h-ui"_^
i^-npi^
deadlyor
Jbpi t /f
mortal,original,
actual,reserved sin; is expiring,dying ; noi liku^np uMfumka
false witnesses;^ Jt,
h,.
'Ui"S/.e
i/t,^u"j,
Jkn-uAli people generallydie as
sin- or trespass-offering
live.
'/.'"jf*
uii^in.
they
;
l^lra.tu,i_a.
*'*"/.
A "^'ly Jt^u maXlri_, tf-np^kijto
dead,deceased,defunct;
sin,to transgress; ^ ilbip,u,pliu.i,bij*. dead body, corpse ; g
^uiiTuipl.to cause
to Sin;^niiawn,liu'bti_^bqtt
believe
take
for
to
or
dead; op Jhit.tr^
pt-p,
to confess one's sins ; /?"^"i-^^Jtqf,
All
Soul's
day ; ^m-juiliJha.lrin^
ing
to remit, to absolve sin; Jk,t.,.,%tri^
f, registerof the dead ; uiiu^mA Jkn.y-_
office for souls in purgatory; S.
Jkifu to die in sin ; /"Jt^f,^pt-i_
qpah
ing,
to impute a thingas a crime to ; Jbipi \-l,^glr,ul.
t^h-^^, y h-ipiui^pk-ar*
s.
necrologist
y^ha-h-iuipiat,
; -miaA
a.
n'trfi.uiA,!,//
livingalone ; -ql.%[ur a. -gioal; -""-? ,?. -gy; -P^i^, Pg s,
armed
accoutred
born
vti' to be
or
lightly
;
grave-digger,sexton ; -J"-/Aa. stillto be armed
at all points; -/""u"i./?^
; -^uin.^ s. hearse ; -liip hp"'3 *"
s. an
nologue
aside,words spoken aside ; mocorpse-bearer,bearer ; -lin^i-P[it^s.
8
; -ili-iiiji
yfliuijiiuilit-uij
evocation,raising up, callingup the
;
dead
-^hpui a. monotonous
;
; -liypMnn^p-fiii,
; -^uipg,u^u,% a. necromantic
.V. monotony,
s. necromancy
sameness;
; -^tupgm.^
-lit-^n^p-l,^-^u,pgnt-Pj
s.
solitarylife,solitude;lonesome*. necromancer
; -4"Aui/,"c. S. -^wp^
al
S.
ed,
hoofness
a.
a.
"c.; -^ni^i^a.breathing, mort; -4/"-^"- -i/^pm
; -2(Jl".
gni.li,
ly
a. corpse-like
having hoofs; -iTiupuiaial
gladiator; ^-t'^pdead; -injtui
duels
livid
face.
to
pale face,
; s. gladiator;
; relating
the
S. -ai.pf;-iTuiprnpi
s. funeral
s. gladiaduellist;
tor,
Wtrn-h-iniP^
expenses;
image.
wrestler,gymnast, athlete ; ia-f"- goods of thedeceased.[^^.idols,
t

"

-a

"

"

dcad ; *. carcass;
\ft-n.t-inu,[i
ait-ng a.
s.
deadness,want of
}^lrnJri^i.pi,,^
ty
in single
combat; to wrestle,to struggle
animation,privationof life; mortalithe
mortification
s. single combat,
; -J'u,pmn.-PI,i.%
utp^aAi-li
;
;
lity,
duel,monomachy ; wrestling; -Jhi_a. being past bearing,impotence , steribane.
s. monomaniac
[wolf's
nia
s. monoma; -i/hint.pf
hot.
S.
-"buiiT,
to
retired
lead
aCOUitO,
(Ti,fin%[iain'ii)
a
\rirn.[i%ay
;
uigiuf vn.
to be alone,to live relamprey.
or
tired
s. zool. mursena,
solitary
life,
IP^-n-^^^-K
solo ; -fcnj
S.
holj Oll,
'\^lra.n%[i pt. OV
s. rmxs.
s. small
;-t#o".u.^
-umiu%
cell;
or
nastery, chrism; ointment,perfume; -tj;
tg[,
room,
-piut,y. moto confirm,to anoint with holy oil;
va.
convent,cloister ; -^2C"t s.
Uk-n-nm a. mortal, [-^m *. myricine.
monopolist; ^%liu to monopolize;
the
s. monopoly ;
tired,
re-^"luiiCaiajti-P-li
a.
TJlrn-ni-giiAlrj;
gfi VU. tO CaUSO
-t-ap
to
to
to
to
death
hers.
kill;
death,
alone, solitary
put
of,
solitary,
;
b.

tpbtFit nif.nphfOr "JiMin^

liatptttnt-p;
mliJ'vn.to fighta duel,hand to hand,
"

-~

"

uii-

-,

6/

ITbP

mortify; -^n^m

mortification.

s.

like

ad.
ITA-n-opt*

-op^'iim^

corpse

s. anthem
U"t"A-ijf./"
UT^u^i/i,
ft s.
-j"
Anointed, ChrisR

at vespers.

the

to be

mine

nation,national.

nation

our

of

-^

-utn.

fiu,%tri_
(,
-a

\ytu,uin,u^np}"
uy

; of

the

a. metallic;"^u/u,
Ij^kuiMMiiiuiliu/ii

miner

lyhuiMuuuiti

pjia.

old ; -uA^piJi,a.

years
al ;". hendecagon; -t/.i./.^,
f"j a.
eleventh ; -h^ku.'b or ^/A
k^n^Xg

s.

eleven

-nmiMku,%

-^uib_

or

of eleven

"'q

;
Silk ; u/ltif.np^
,

5*

"

iruipu/u-f, "manufactory.
silk-manufaciif-npir
oy s.

raw

rinuipu

turer, "merchant
; a. producing silk ;
-m-P-f s. silk-manufacture
silk-mill ;
,
"

husbandry,sericiculture.
{r"-(f""/^"u"4^i.u
a.
woven

made

or

with

silk;-M"".ki_a. having the warp

of silk ; -il-uTCuin.
er;
s. silk-mercer, deal-

haberdasher, mercer;

-^2ru,n.n".^

Pl,t.%s. silk-trade ; mercery.

U h-uiiu^fit-iuj
"kl'J "uhifl^ia.
.

silk,silky,silken;-^
"goods.

s.

of

tures,
silk-manufac-

X^/rmni-ijlthui'ii
a. supremo,
u

high,sub-

one

kind,
compatriots;man; -m/iu^S.^kp,u^
to time ; S. \sppUai.

race

drive

reject,to

out;

to

clude,
ex-

to

reprove,

refuse,to

ber
^^a^i, to disturb one's slumj,liiAuMg to deprive of life,

qrip

to

slay.
XytpJ-pj;hjiy vn. to be driven out,
expelled or rejected; to abstain from,
to
to forbear ; to depart, to leave
absent oneself,to retire.
buff,
". expulsion
ITfr^c/oLifi
; repulse,rerefusal,denial; disapproval.
\yt-pP%nu("g. merino ; Spanishwool;
merino
sheep.
adorned,
ITtpfi03 or I'ja. naked, bare ; unplain, simple,evident; fig.
,

impudent,brazen-faced;
ad.
p.

Ulrut^npiy "C. S- Qij-tptt-n/P

"e.;
*" meteoroscope.
""/""7-^'"'"4
[lime.

our

tional
nation,napimi-pi,
;

disallow,to disapprove ; to

days.

U trinut^u
t [inor

love

low-count
felco-nationals,

our

human

to

a.

".

-^

our
our

expel, to repel, to

i.huM% a. hendecasyllable; -opk-iuj p^__ deny;

ta

"uqy.Jt

-"

we

to

a.

all the

s.

;
,

ac?.sometimes, now
" then,
\ft-pPrepulsive; expulsive.
IJhpJ-Mul^uAa.
WtpJ-kf^ g. rejectable.
\ft-pJ-tj;
XfirpJ-tgnt-ju/iit-ir
t-jil,

eleven; ~u,ilt,y
hendecagon-

g,

pg
nature,

[from time
lihpiMi-.

uiu

to metallize

va.
-^ni.^u/bl:J'

s. metallization.
-gnt-^nM^aii

a.-

our

humanity;

a. -gic ; -ni-PliJii
-"ii/jiu'ii
s. -gy.

s.

ours

nature, human;

of

a.

metallurgist;

s.

-uhp

into banishment; u"^_

to arrest, to imprison.

u^ptJ^

; ^-"

a. of our
lS'lrpu,%lii.p

"ii

our

ours

exile,to send

to

to

p Jhpujbng /ytu, afo'you

own;
;

conformable

our
a.
s.
\fkpuijfi'ii

to

fy. exile, banishment

;
to banish,
i^ls-fj
^
utpinutuiui^duiUlr^

'L'"JI *"

ideas ; -^t-puf
form or nature,
a. of our
incarnate
human,
; -lihpnun^pfiiX g.
incarnation.

consolidated.
mineral

us

a.
XSlrpiulun^

Messiah, the

ITtmm^.''"a *" niedal.

\flr,nu,n_,
l" s. metal,

among

fellow-citizen,to share
national
of
rights; -^"t"

our

our

Xfkufiir,
tguifvn. to be introduced
brought in, to be adopted.
U'i-om^./',
tym/ vn- to be fortified or

Btrengthened by,

to be naturalized

""3"a vn.
to become

in

a.deathlike.

or

ITbP

468

pr.

without;

evidently, obviously,palpably;

naked.

to wrestle
tnipui'ii^i_,

ad. nakedly
\ft.-p^u,pii,p
openly
,
ed
plainly,clearly;
-^^in^u a. bare-head; ad. frankly,
boldly,freely; -iiLpi.
,

ling,
wrestS'
a. gymnic ;
tinpaiuio[^ui imiug
tan
metropolim^nf,
games,
of a
s. dignity
bishopric.
; -uioiu,nL.1,
gymnastics ; -inUfu s. gymnote
; archft, y kp^LjiiMuuiusf^
~quipiuH
; "Juipm
I

\^hp,nj

a.

pass,

our;

ours

;".

our

upiujtL^Jk-pnilp with our heart ;

f ihiuu.gJkpng from our hands ; /.u"uj%
Jtrpm-ir,in our
house, at home ; ^hp^
Christ
"MiuighuMi_
qJkpu f, iTpj XXnt-ul/li
own

took

our

nature

upon

him

from

the

VirginMary.
U-t,
"pui^tty

m^4

*"

athlete

or

wrestler

-.^

"

wrestling;-"Taipmn.-PJtH, g. wrestling
naked.

M^kptiu/uuiiT
tuguy
.

oneself,to
denude, to

off,to
S. -idikuij; -^"aimiT,

bare

;
"

va.

to

iTO.

to

undrBBS

strip,to strip naked, to

to unveil,to pull
throw
off,to be discovered;
undress,to unclothe,to strip,
uncover,

ITbp
to

ITb-P

469

lay bare,to disrobe;to bereave,to

,to anbosom
urifurnish;-fi/^/ia"

to,to

pour out one's

oneself to ; fi
p,aj

leave

off; ^

guineous.
consan-

X^lrpJiui^uy
/rj a. Hoar , nigh to ,
neighbouring,
borderingon, adjacent;

to
feelings,

open
to cast, put or

related
a.
]Jli-piuM^iui-uili

oneself
,

present; coming, next; imminent;

"lik"iS.
"ftiTD" \y^p^^'^""^\
uiptMif.ui^
depriveoneself
liuM%,perihelion; ypkebi perigee.
next
to draw, to bare
near
a.
nigh
^b-pituu-np
;
quni-pb [iuiuMu,t,%\tg
,
or
unsheath a sword;
to cast
neighbouring,borderingon, adjacent,
o-if-jthe skin ; iy/% (A^ l^mJi-pma-un-ouiii /" contiguous; approximate ; akin, consanguineous;
s. neighbour, friend,acquaintance
in the
at dawn, at day-break,
ItuM'hiyi,
unj^iuliuJii
; relation ;
ad. approximarelation ; -u/o/4-""
near
tely,
grey of the morning, at the peep of
S.
^kpitut-ap\"i_
-tively; -uipu,p
;
he thus expressed,
to ap-irir
self.
vu.
or
explained himhgli "h^iii-^mhbir
proach,
aside

all

qutjip- to cast
;
jol-ipa t"
of one's property;
-

p.uig

of shame

sense

"

"

iuiL.iu"^oini

draw

to

ad. quitenaked ; unarmed

ir^/'4"'%f-'""/'a.
ously
; fig.nakedly, openly,ingenu;

hot.drupa.

ui,anu,i^,

3- U'*-/"4""-P/"-'*'
IT^/'^'uV
[drawn.
"

unsheathsd
yyh-piiuiuiuiailrui'i,
a

"

hold,take, possess, inherit

any

or

; fig.
into ;
frank; ad.
-

er
or
towards, to go closrelated by marriage,
allied,
intermarry with, to marry
be

relation ; -m-p-ln-'b
s,

-ti_s.near

ty
proximity, neighbourhood, contigui;

approximation;familiarity
; aflSni-

ty,alliance by marriage ; relationship,

kindred; copulation.
hguy vu. to approach,
Iglrpilr'bu.j;
-mlnf. to accost,to draw near; to touch; to

}Stp^uMutuipii
a.
naked, bare ;
bare-armed
ed,
; -""/""a. bare-bosom-

a.

priate
appro-

or

ship
thing in rightof relationto approach, to go
vn.
frjuf,

near,

to ; to
to

barenecked
a.
yyt-p^Muufuipu/iinj

naked, clear,
evident,open,
nakedly, clearly,overtly,plainly;
to make
evident,to reveal,to
"an.'hhi_,
to
discover, unveil; smr pif_~ ^ui) "._
H.u,2h""if"j ip all things are naked "
opened unto the eyes of him.

-f "r,

come

to

bring near;

or

know,

to

be

with, to join,to

keep company

bare-breasted.

to have

carnal

ited;
un-

tion
connec-

[preachment.
approaching,
spoiler; plunderer.
ap\Sirpiy^ni-SiM
\^hp^ui^ni.^li^s.
to approach,to
S. yft-p^uiiuiirvna. iyirpJlrjni.gui'iili-J'va.
ITtp^fri/",
^ui^l'
with.

s.

towards
to advance
near,
to
apply, appropriate.
draw

sopbists,(a
who

of Indian

ers
philosophnaked, livingin woods

sect

went

feedingon herbs).
a. bare-footed,
[ed part.
Iflrp^nuiii
s. nakedness
U'fr^4n../?/lii
; the nakHftp^nt-jp -ad. naked, bare,quite
naked, nakedly.
Iftp.?a. pr- near, nigh,next, close
to, contiguous; ad. about, nearly;
"

[mission.
yirpAliiTS. \JlrpAt%u,ir.
s.
approach, access, adIflrpJni-ab
a. our.
\^t-pn/%
\rirpnj[,i
willingly
ad. voluntarily,freely,
Ifi-^n^.
,

; to

-%

^"4 uiiiiA2o_pwith
,

own

our

ears.

ad- to
\ytpnilau/i/ii
as

power,

far

as

of

the utmost

depends

our

us, our
S. -la^lrpui^[best.
on

a.our;
TJt-pnL.'iiut^
s. bot. marigold ?
[ner.
J^hpni-^a/h
manad. like us, after our
it is near
or
jyt-popk"!'
quite close to us ;
got;
Iftj *. worm., wood-fretter ; magi^JtuAu together,one with another,
corruption.
side by side ; ilfiiy^,
to be near, rearottenness, putridity,
dy
at hand; to be
the verge or
on
]ft^u,M^u, JJ"jnm a. worm-eaten,
carious, putrid.
brink of,at the pointof;-ib%iri_
rotten,
/.JU,^,
en,
worm-eatto become
be
the
of
at
to
point death; ^ ilu,p,. \yirjnu,[iirvn.
to be
to
to
putrify,
TCguti [b'bt-ij
to be drawing to a close ;
rot,
rotten,
end ;
to be approachingone's
corrupted, spoilt.
p""tIP^p Mit-pJS-^ pron. we ; us ; ^i^_
Jpl_,to sit near ; ^%t^f to propose ;
ourselves ; i/b'i'i,
to compare.
to confront,
%["%, Jhifk't'
uinp^

g
-

very

near,

soon, in

short

Venice ;-k
near
p iljlr%iru,p^

time;

t "*"."

uhl

ffSb
"ibiUpa what

creatures we
are
or ^km s. mechanician
Xft-^tiiupuiii
~fpuini.pjs. mechanics ; -^i-npir,
um^

by pressing or squeezing,to squeeza

poor

irta

470

out,to

tm.

s.

; very

done

or

drop by drop.
Wlil'P- iP'"3 ""

; -?."/i.

works

; s. cho'ff^uiJtidistillation.
s.
yy^i-iii,filtration,
ITt?- i^tt ?"""- or fa4_s. mist,fog,
dense fog,thick mist.
haze ; p-uAJp
\riq_,"Ih'ibor jn/ s. urine,water,

a.

al
-4""*a.machinal;mechanic-

mechanism
Jp,
;, ^ui^ni-P-lnJi,
;
horse-power; -^iu%aJS s. mechanics.
-

]flrpt^imf^j

[roides.

mosque,
membranous

"

irnt-Pfis. machinery, engine-making,

"

to distil; -/!"/"
filter,
to
to trickle,
distil,

fall

machinist;mechanician;a. artful,
masterly
well made

express ; to
to infiltrate ; to

"

machine, engine ;
ment,
machination, cabal, plot,device, piss;stale ; irpni.pJln/nj urinary sedifig.
diuretic.
".
a
peritive
[urine,
;
intrigue; p".t./i.4iu.^
sly, crafty
-^
a. diuretic,
intrigues,machinations
apt to provoke
JSkqJ'n^'L
dealings,
;
1P4% Jti^ a. one, only,sole ; alone ;
ad. only,solely;-"'/'"
twosix- or
each, every one,
fiuiiT
ni.p-tu'ii^i.
ilhjui%[it.
,
machine
each one.
eight-wheeled
; ^^.h^mpJsteam-engine;^pui^pj- -.hydraulic
midst ; inside,interior,
e. ; mt-iiunfinfu locomotive
or
m.
or
e. ;
op s. middle,
bosom
loins,reins ; j"""^ Jt.
heart,
ufujpt^^uiJ'/^pliliii
single;
uMp^uMuh-oD
,

*.

-"

"

Mi^hi/h^,
dredg- ^""j lumbago ; -.p or uinpm pi't-n^hot.
ing-m.,dredger; ^ptnik'b
"^"J'""(.u". hilum of beans, "c. ; 4"'jfJtijf- with
e.
or ^ i^2^
water-pressure
; ilk^pun/pu^pA
;f
pr. in the midst
jack, the crum
middle
or
of,among, between, in,into,
lifting-or screw-jack ;
g^u,e,,up
steam
e.
within
through, out of,from ;
pile-driving; il'ir'Ublast,
; ^ i^^j
ad.
blowing-e.or m. ; o^u.4u.% air-pump, g-pr.
by halves; between, among;
of,by
in, into ; through the medium
pneumatic m. or e. ; ^-nph-uipu/b-f,
ad. from time to time,
means
m.-manuof; g
m.-factory,
engine-building,
" then, ever
" anon
down
now
factory; intJyki_,
^uilil^i^^ to take an
; j-u
waist ; [" "il-2h
to the
or
engine to pieces, to dismount; j"o^_
^tpn,-j;
up
to fit or
of you ;
in the midst
put an
H-uiplrij
^ui^Jlri_
you,
among
,/",
engine together again, to mount; [" tti^py midnight,twelve o'clock;jt
an
^npit lup^u/bki^ij-to work
engine. tti!rpt *t night, in the night, by
ad.
[ii-pupon his loins or side;
X^trpytiiyuipiii, mechanically; night ; g
s. engine-fitter
"c.
; -^tut-np
'lb2i"Lp
ij"'t b "Itp or ^ Jlfijubk--- ^
-juMpn.uip
the
S. X^b-^phtiMUi-np
"c.
from
loins upwards ; Jt2^'Le
"lirp
to
va.
U"A^tt.u/yfr./",
contrive,to i^'t V ['""""P^ or h JpPni'l't-"- p pia^
"-_j/,
from the loins downwards
form , to project; to machinate, to
"iiiupi,
; ju".
uia,//uiii"i-P-tui%
[iJp2b from or in the
plan,to plot,to intrigue,to cabal.
midst
of corruption; ufiii.ti_
to
a.
ning,
\^k-^h%u"jniq_
shrewd, cunvery
q-u
crafty;--ih" ad. mechanically; gird up one's loins,to put on a belt;
S" U lrph%uit^iipai-[3-li
to break
one's back ;
"^nM^[3-li
faapu,aiJli.tri_q-u
; "iltup
furnished
to
a.
s. machine-driver
wear
a
; -Lnp
^omp .jib-tri_
belt,
[iM-p
^
with machines
girdle or sash ; ii,pHiiAti_
; mechanical
; full of
^ni-pi ^_
contrivances; industrious,dexterous, 2^-1^ to put or gird sackcloth on one's
triguing
utifir/.uih'ir/iing-p
loins; una-utrp ^
handy, adroit; artful,sharp, sly,inJZ
S. ITi^tiuyt//*;
to gird on
sword ; g
a
; -t-nplriT
"it-piai^^
-!."_
to cut in halves ; to split
chination i,u,u,u!i,hi_,
pn^pf s. contrivance, invention,mainto
artifice
two
wile
parts
cunning
; pumUnui^ ft Jp2fJ to
,
,
,
,
annihilate,to utterlydestroy,to expiece of cunning.
terminate
id
come
; u/tijuAt-i^,
("",
liuii_
o. \yt-pop^%.
forward, to show or present oneself;
{yh-qptui^h-pMif
ir^injs. filter.
ward
ft ptpb-ij to produce, to bring foror
U*^u"%^s. membrane, pellicle
out, to cite,to expose ; ["
; seto interpose
cundine, after-birth ; S- Wif-Himti^u/iilri^,
; ifiyP-p
"""._
s- emunctory.
'ff^uipia'i,
iiicu to endeavour, to study, to try,
or

double-acting

e.

"

"

"

"

"

luu

"

"

"

"

^^"r,tj/.

va.

to press, to extract

to make

any

effort,to be solicitous ;

ITb

i
to make
/ii^2b 4"'"""""""*x.i
ij-ui^iu

ntXtrfjto bear

an

alliance ; iup[l
, utiyf,
arise,get up,
come
here ; ^hpftu.it^%-p^ti ^ Jl^ ,
his poems
are
lost;
Jf u.%,
-

i"'i'tpdo

fnoi'^^

S.

a.

of

p-ui^
spiteagainst one; ii^pt-uii_p-n/iiu%

i'^L.b

e-"'3

to

"

to breathe

to one's

give vent

spite,

out

ity
interpretation;
^t-uAtp.lifeof obscurto
live
4:Mipuiluiiik-u
;
obscurely;
-

"

noon-day

have

to

one's anger.
discourse;
ir/3^ia. obscure , gloomy, dark ;
obscure,abstruse,occult, of difficult

another's
interrupt
YUnp'iai.pj..
S. Vl't- "c.
JTktl-pifl^-y."c.
irt"^""/44""
". centre.
Vk2^P s. midday.
\yk2^plriy,
ptl'j ". midday, noon,
not

"

grudge,

to lead

life.

austere

an

Jfp^faiau
""j

s.

"

ounce

an

a. dark
\!^p-%a,ii.nj%

noon.

half.

coloured.

Vtui s. index
of scales ; weight,
tion;
heaviness; moment, instant ; oscilla\fp-%niaput
p s. atmosphere; -ui^u/it
-tuA
clined
ina.
o.
or
inclination,
[dimness.
-pherical.
propensity;
or prone
s. obscurity,darkness,
to, bent on ;
UPp-m-P-pi-lb
lating,
p-ttd. oscillating,
\}\ft/uor -,^, W'f^tqf.V"f^l./u
or
balancing; undu-f
to
TTJ-l'iW'f^^'i \fJ-qni-lt
floating; P
s. gnat, mosquito;
piniuip^lri^,
float,to undirlate,to wave
midge, any small fly;""""."#".
^/Afe/^,
;
to be inclined,
hyp^
^umJ^^ trtprone, to bend,to tend
""I't^
"P qipJ-'int-flu
towards.
who
qni.,iu,u Imaiik^, ye blind guides,
strain at a gnat " swallow
camel.
a. obscure, dark, gloomy,
liPP-mf-lA
a
dingy;-^ipj; t^u^f vn. to grow dark,
U7' O.A. no, not, none
tuuhp pi,^,
; "?/'
gloomy, to be obscured or darkened, say nothing about it ; Jf uipft-o^ is
to darken;
to grow
""frn."-qf*
pqiru Irt^pufiniu^
dim; it not r tfl'
lu^uy
dark
coloured.
art
thou that Egyptian ? is it
a.
not
dark,
-fifli
gjAi
\rpu,qy.iult
a.gloomy,dark,
obscure, not you ? J^ t-i-alilest,for fear that;
sombre
dismal,dull,
"^%ti_f^i,L."^, that it may not ; i^ t-ppt-^ JJi^uit;
to have the sightor reason
obscured, never, not at all;J^i"-"- J^ or J^ hi.
to get drunk, to feel giddy, to feel
beware! not at all, by no
jp [ii-lip,
,

umu.

-,

"

"

,,

it.nl-

"

one's

head

turn

round ; -"L/3/lt.1i
".

darkening,darkness.
IfPiypi a, obscure, dark, dusky.
XTp-uAuiiT,""ju"/

dark, to
dim, to obscure
grow

begin

to

darken, to
dusk; fig.to

to

vn.

become

; to tarnish ;

oif-y

lower;- "MiamL-iftu^to
,

eclipsed;

to
be

dim.

"rmu,g to grow
,

; Jfi tiM
; Jlibi-u

more

do

; jp

never

means,
nor

neither

ta^,

...

never

again ,

not

umiihp take

care

to

again; "//(/"-/j^,
by no means;
it never
be
jf hiihab Jl'd'at may
"

God

"

forbid !

; Jli

never

n^,

nobody ;

Jp, perhaps ? itrpPj^J]i neither should

he eat ; "^' i^ if^iutt/ai^auAi^^
qpu no,
,

no,

"

no

so

y [9-auuiuMtn
S. uP-uiqa-utit

not

do not afflictme.

nt-iTa.
s.
\yp nj it2_,
\fp-iup.ug a. black,smutty; j.blearone; ad. first,
in the first place; Jp H^, one
edness; filth,
dirt; -"".?*. obscurity. firstly,
gether
cure,
God, one only God ; ^ "jrin one, todarken, to obsXSp-wgni-gufbhJ'va.io
each
to cloud, to dim; to blacken,
or
at,
by
^
1//I1AU.4
;
,

lun.

to offuscate ; ast. to eclipse

^ifii.^
;
^fetp, to change day into night.
-

column

a-head,

"/"-

a-man

Jp " to each person,

Jp, Jliq^ dftn^k
; Jt """.

ui/p

heap, pile, one by one, successively,from hand

accumulation ;provision,store,hoard; to hand; bit by bit,pieceby piece,in
remainder
in a
detail,minutely,exactly; particularly,
; filth,dirt ;
ly
distinctindividually,
specifically,
heap, like a heap, in quantity.
to Spei/jl
%
iu3%uililrij
s. heap, mass;
y^p-lrpuMit
;
dfiii2k
uiulrij
cify,
^j
g
-y
wj
detail
into
to
accumulated.
Jf,
a. heaped
f,
J-n^n^i_
;
go
up, amassed,
unite
assemble
to
or
store"
together;
s.
collect,
XTta-tpaiinj
warehouse,
"^i }"ijt.
Jl nSfh, one, one
magazine.
person;
Xfp-hrplrj;
kgl,vu. to hoard up, to one of them ; Jfi% liuiW JJiuHi either ;
the either ; Jk% i^pt^fi
either one
or
to accumulate, to heap together
amass,
In. n^Jpi.u'b
of them ; "" Jt'ii
vision, every one
; to warehouse, to house ; to pro-

\fpirp fj
,

or

s.

""j

mass,

""""-

to

victual; npiu, nfnu -ptiaia

-

neither;neither

one

nor

the other ;g

ITMJ.

IThD.

472

gether,
with, toously,with
J/ft^Jjii,u,inup conjointly
" the
once
; in one, like one
ti.
the
same
same
thing ; i^
'itnpi
; Jp
"jJly liu\,one after the other ; "^' qli
t"_ Jp or
^n
hplfpnpq. nil uMiy^iuui
//"Jtr
first
he was
in
the
place
blind,in
kp"
,

live

on

sow

division in.

the next

poor.

s*
y*/fJp '^bii'^"O t^b"'-'^
Jlini^ira,
each; every one; ad. one
another;
*

by

one

; /"

month

after another,

the

on

one

-fLuippuin.

other; Jb

singularly ;
language or

one
; ad. with
; unanimous
to remove
voice ; -pmipi uin.'iihJ' va.
take away
or
thing together;
every
of
character
the
a.
same
or
-piupnj

ad. with

one

voice;

co-habitant ; Monophisite,that believes our Lord to have one

,

with emulation, surpassingone

qJlinil,
nually,
another, outvying; Jp Jp mmpl, an-

one

to

speech

-pb.uli

mn-

".l,u,h
L. "Lr

having

a.

disposition;
-phpui%

ly,
/JfyJly laJhy monthby month; Jp
Jfin^,one

one

good terms;

ad.
\flia,p.uMp
solely

to

accord; -pp^twu

one

at

nature
;

s-

luj

tion
s. co-habitaonly ; -piiui^nJf,
-pW"./?? s. consubatantiality
;

of hair ;
]lu,pa
s. tresses, head
by year ; Jp -pninp
every year, year
twin
in
born
under
ordinate
suba.
a
one
together,
another,
; -pni.'ba.
g t^nil_,
-pn/u
nature
cohsubstantial ; of the same
state ; i^ Jp pitiuAi,tpJp op
or

Juimai^uglA ifphhriyu

the

all

make

chlcfs

essence

only

dailyofferings.

natural,native
trunk

one

; bot.

having

stem.

or

of a single
]^[,iuq.pp
a.
gr. formed
ui^ a. unanimous, of
s. absolute
prince;
agreeing ; conformable, vowel ; -nfliuiuiba,
equal, uniform, analogous, similar, commander,
general in chief;-tib't
the same
a.
cord,
acone-headed, monocephalous ; -^^
identical,
; ad. with one
in concert, unanimously; s. S.
a. having but
one
substance; unique
of
its
kind; -f^^/i a. monochromatic;
"ui^t-iuj\ ^uji^u/hnt-P-f unanimity,
of the same
to agree,
colour, uniform ; -"f.npir
concord, consent ;
il!ith[_,
to conform
a.
unanimous:
s.fellow-labourer,
to; -uifiui'i,
tor
cooperator, coadjumonastic
with one
; ad. working or acting together,
.i""y*i^"-.
voice;
;
*. religiouscommunity;
ry
monastecooperatively; -if-m-jhip -^n^iq. S.
-^
s. monk, friar,
nobite
coeJtuJuai^nt-tliap
; -ut^tuij tjiiij
; "tf-olnlruA/i tf-o.
"np a. robust, vigorous,sturdy.
; -uit/pad. unanimously ; -aij;
bulent
fsn/u a. disturbinga community, turir/""/^"""-u"%
fJ s. a. unitarian,anseditious
titrinitarian
form,
conformist
-/rj",
to
a. univa.
;
;
; -ifttlt
k-^[,
,
to
to
to
ate,
concilicause
simple.
agree,
agree,
to reconcile,
to reunite,
to match;
^' 2i""''*'i5F-^
u t""is-b
ed,
! ~ijj!it ^' pairto compose,
to unite,to join; [" Jp
conjoined,matched, equal; -^p

ySpuMpi^1'3or
,

one

mind,

"

-r-

"

"a-na-iin.

-,

to reunite
to be of
to

or

mind

one

comply

to conform

to agree,
sent,
opinion,to con-

-^J'tt^.y
or

vn.

O.

; to be

ciled,
agreed, recononeself;to unite,to

TuMiSaiqop

Wt"'P-l'pP-a.

hot.

"

"

/3-n"_o,

7itil/uil3nM.

monopetalous ;

l) pu^tr"nr^lll^O"
7utliuMi^ni.ifufp"

mono
*"
Wt'-"ii''c
the
same
l"i-^pl-u speaking

chord

-it-^nt.a.

join in one, to be matched ;

language; -ini^bto conspire, to conjure, to plot;
b. U b'y"p
^.
to disagree,
to deny,to disown;
ISliiupiiuai,
a. temperate ; -m-P-biA s.
t-p,
to
fiat-t-p^ai.
pair, to form couples temperance ; -/"in4 -lunp^a,.p^ a, of
the same
or
pairs; -n,-P-J,s. unanimity , agreeopinion or way "ofthinking,
ment,
unanimous
concord, union, harmony, consent,
; ad. unanimously; -[uat-jp.
S. ^uti/uitf.ntAi^
tion,
good understanding ; conciliaa.
assembled,
; "funM-tLit
in
crowded
ad.
re- , union
ce,
consonan; harmony,
;
crowds, together,in
S.
a
mass
concordance, homophony, symIffu"/t,j.i^
; -^oi"^(
phony,
concert; conformity,fitness, ir^uift-uY.,
f, a. folio ; -a-fi a. Onlysuitableness;
ity,
Begotten; npjp, only son; -binib
commonalty, communcommunion
society, s. the being only-begotten.
; company,
club,corporation, congregation; coir^"u{r uij s. unity,first number,
pulation
1 ; a. only
alliance
;
one,
p-aiif-uMt-npuM^
one, alone,singular;
,
the
units, 1-9.
confederation,
bal,
league ; ^ ^pfiu caf
plot,conspiracy; -p ad, unanim-

"

ITMl

litarily
;

pk

jA

it being well

unless

\ JJ,

; ~u,%uid', mgiy

derstood
un-

to
rctirc,

itaria

only;

one

-,

to

vti.

live in solitude ; to embrace

life,to turn monk ;

that,provided

condition

that,on
that,

ITMJ.

474

tic
monas-

S.IT^-

monastic
not only;
; -m-ttfis. monacfiism,
"^mfunL.li all alone, 'iialiing
life ; solitude ; -n.-4^ sf.nun.
quite alone, by oneself,without company
face to face,
a.
uniform, equal; -i^i
{^paiitTu/ii
t4te-a-tete,
;
g
* cheek
the same
or
mark,
a.
wearing
having
by jowl.
larly.
S.
in"-tp
uniform
ad. only,simply;singuX^uMjaiiintii
;
\Sliiyiiuipiui,
/* P'-y s. first
\^hui*tup.ut[31S[ii,.f%u"fnpbself-acting.
a.
""_y
tinuous,
s. soliloquy.
day of the week, Sunday; -^m/. a. conySl'iyiimluouni.pi.Ji,
ranged,
arsole
aduninterrupted;
strung,
a.
IJliiyi.uili
quite
;
only,
alone; -l/hui^,Ir^u,^s. S. IT/imi^Jfe;
conjoined;-^"".f^o. walking
a.
in the same
monachal
out
steps, conformable, like ;
; -4t/" a. eatingalone, withconcord ; -^nii^
s.
a.
unanimity,
monachal, -^/jn"-?
; -4%"'4"'i
company
of
coenobitical
one
mind; -^ni-pP-'h
a. unanimous,
monkish,
s.
; -lihgtu'img
S.
[equal.
hermitage; cloister,monastery; -^t.
ir^mitjnt.
of the same
a.
momeasure,
gatlSs. monastic
or solitarylife,
ySftuM^utf,
nachism.
^^^
"'" '^
'\Sb"''H'"Vf"L
[""ti "c.
mass, in one
massive ; plain,
"C. O.
U ^"lliujuin^
body , in a lump
yyfliyltujJiuninfi^
S. ^ir%UMtiUiirXyfltMtptufllUtJ'
sea; -i^o/^mo?.
simple; S-n^, smooth
honoured;
SOll~-nujb
\jpuipririunB "uuiuib
St
o. equally worshipped or
b. JujiIuiiMiuiutni-1 .-u"uirl O. Ill
tude,hermitage, monastery.
ball or
a.' s.
chorus; at the same
'^liuifbnuL.np
solitary,hermit ; the same
indivisible
a.
a.
-"ulfufii only,
wearing
: monastic;
dancing-party
; -uiiaph^om
tunic ; -uituw s. monarch
loneliness
but one
-nt/J? ^.solitude,
; "uih_
solitarylife,
mu-^iu'La. monarchical; s. monarchist,
; S. ir^"";%u.^tj"i./?/""J;f
to be a
S. ir/'^i
^l"u,%y^ii iri,],
royalist; -nfkmhir, h^l, vna.
with
solute
abXr^mflipli
-%nUi ad. alone,all alone, monarch, to reign or govern
thority;
to have sovereign au[ness.
quite alone, by oneself.
power,
s. solitude,
\yiiiyi,ni.J,
retreat,lonelij^, to be absolute master
of the country, of the world ;-"/tmni..
linked.
]J'[,i"p,n..^[,
sf.nun.
[united,
monarchical governIP^u.yo^a. conjoined , connected
Pi
s. monarchy,
ment;
,
absolute
to
be
TJptu'Lutj;.
dominion;
vn.
4"y.'
^-Pp
united,
uigu,/
of goform
to adopt the monarchical
joined,incorporated,identified.
vernment
-pt
ad. at once,
\fl,u,%^utMr
lican
repubonly once,
; -iui/iiha-uj/inpn.
at one
blow; np
ever,
whatever, who; -u|t" ad. in the like manner,
whosoever
-%
ately
*""- jp,.uuA_
likewise,equally,evenly;indiscrimin; nJ^
to
va.
H-iiiShas usual, as at other times ; 4""._
; uniformly ; -"ffo_lanXhtT
"i^-

"

"

"

iMiuMinlit-

-,

all eyes

attract

aba
blow

"

I will transfix him

" he will have

with

single

refuse

to look

fi^ ^unAliT, to

at.

finition
dea. having the same
yr^ifnia^iTiiA
bounds
conterminous
ther,
; having
once, togeunitedly,all at the same
one-edged ;
time, or confines ; -uuijpl,a
altogether; jointly,in concurrence,
-uiypp^ s. knife-blade;
~i"bpma. of one
at the same
time ; all,quite; totally, mind, unanimous
a. whole; -uJpm^
entirely; h^, yet, even, also;
hoofed, solipede
ther
; -u'bu,pu,pad. toge"-". ij^
multaneo
consubstantial ; siJiuli
uhfj kia.
UMulri_,
""aba
; -u'liuilgu.'u
of a second.

noneed

ad. all at
\^liu/iiii.uiJhij%

"

the

upon
in

whole, after all,in

short;n^-

"

to repeat
mn.%lrij

" over
times, over
again.
IfpuAJti,Jl,% ini^if, Ju/bj
,

word,
al
sever-

common

united,only,sole

compatible;

s, con; -u%uiliui'i,nH

simultaneousness;comsubstantiality;
s.

litary
so-

connexion
patibility
; -u%ni-Ps. conjunction,

being, anachorite , hermit ;

coenobite,
monk, friar,religious
; a.

brought up together; -umk,^

only, alone

branched

/i"A

a.

without

company

-"..

solitary,
crenobitical,
monkish,

monachal, monastic; conventual; un-

Amazon

-uiot.%^

a.

reared

fed

or

a.

one-

; -uuiif a. one-breasted ; sf.

monos.
a.
; -uutm-aih^lrui'b

theist ; -umn^u,}tnt-Pt

s.

monotheism.

irha

ITMT

/"? 3

IT/xo^o^^a. monosyllabic; *. -ble.

a. of one
\i'l,u,u,.uii
layeror stratum;

gravel; -ntJf
strangury,gravel,dysury,ischury,
s.
; -uiu,p,uii_ a. uni-. stoppage,
monogram
suppression or retention of
ad.
in discharging
;
equally; -"""mpmi^a. equally urine,pain " difficulty

-uiiua-

form

spread

subject to

the

-,

s.

the urine ; -f "/",t^u^ vn. to suffer from

stone or strangury,to be afflictedwith
mogeneous
massive,solid,compact, hothe gravel.
gether,
; -u.uipphd'va.to unite to-

or
a.

~muip[i

extended

gury,

to

combine

combination

where

every

s.
a.
'\yii^aifi,a%
-"."./";!".-/?/."-*
urinary; urinous

union

homogeneous-

ppnt-ni.m

uric

ber-pot,
acid; -"/:".%". cham,
,
ness
urinal; -ing ". pissing
; -mhumli a, of one kind,uniform,
corner,
like,equal ; -u,hun,i_a. seeing all at retiring-place
; -ij^ s. the urinary
one
ureter ; -^upd- a. diuretic,
glance; -"ni-/"fr"a. monophyllous;
passage,
with
or
a. enduring
-uitri-u,^
suffering
urinative,provoking urine ; -iui,},
s.
another; -uHmi-PliJi,s. cohabitation, urinometer;-pu/i,S. U"/'t'"*'"j*

livingin

the

the

race,

a.

same

house

same

; -mn^iira.

of

-u."t5"
family or nation;

; s. arilh. unit ;

"c. ;
"c. S. U fiiiuit[.puit.
U Ifn^apf-lrij
-uipimli Mug a. diabetic,incontinent
of urine ; -aipitalint.pt
continenc
ins. diabetes,
,

house; ". coliving

with,in the same
[habitant.
Xffiiu^ni-^uM'birJ'^.
-t-nfihiT.
a.
united, joined ; one,
UV"""-"f"

singular; equal,alike

of urine ;

tr^/Ltir,
hgftvna.
make

pj,L._pthe units,the simple numbers;

,

water

S- -"/;"A

-"""-"*".

a/uiuiMbn^to stale
,

join,to conjoin; to attach,to

tie

together,to
combine,

glue together; to mix, to

to annex,
to incorporate,
to

uCS-

to

atttkui,to piss often but little;

n^p-n^

tO
"~u,^iu%a. singular;indivisible ; -mli,,,^ ijniL,^juitn^^
i/ftqfql^
tip qnpiJhtl__

int-pj,s. unity; union ; -'"^A? """ "onjoined; united; -t-,r, "j/rva. to unite,

urine,to piss,to

to

.Xy^^pai^
to ca^ge to urine,
ISftqhgni.jui'blTirva.
to move
S.
or provoke urine ; -nt-^fi^
chem.
s.
urea.
ir^^iftm
Wyftqui^pJs. anat.
^fttfui/qp% i/^ili^tT^ilrtitg
s.

[troyevery male.

ureter,

identify
; to join together,to couple, aponeurosis; amnios;

mafairiaig
to reunite, ninges.
[a-bed.
match, to pair; ift^um^i
to rejoin,to tie again ; -/(#/"
vn.
pissU7't"t*" pisser;
jtifulini^Jt
urethra.
to be united,joined,attached
tied
s. anat.
or
^\itjnt.li
[blood.
s. pissing
together ; to be mixed ; coupled,
'ff[iqnt.ait
piss
atpt-aiti
;
junction;
\yit^4.n2k^.\^ts.union,junction,conmatched; -"""-?
IT^ Pk ad. is it? can it be ? is it posunion;
adhesion, combination; resible
? perhaps ? is it that ?
gluing;
incorporation;
lation,
copu'[TtPp ["or t/Ppnf s. Gr. w. mitre,
pairing;fig.unanimity.
infula.
IT/'c*s. mile.
a.
If/'i.'
[tiara,
\r^'"'/""i
joinedtogether,solid,
S.
s.
a
firm,compact; -;//"/".
a.
ISfillin'ii,
{i
million;^m^ap
';
(Jjum-u/^^j
thousand
milliard
of
a
unanimous
single
-s,
; -t-pnp,f.J,s.
; -ifilrpP a.
millionth.
piece ; -.^"^ a. born together,twin.
IT^S- i/A-fs. mud, mire, dirt;puddle.
a.
\ri''".p"'pnq_
preachinguniformly
Persian god.
s. Mithra, sun,
the same
truth.
or
Urixip
s. mutual
JJ^Jtat'iia^^nt.i
U ntf.iuaif.utit
damage.
"pjintt-li
T/p"

to

"

-,

-uiuim

a.

foggy,covered

"uuta'

with

"

mist

or

fog,caliginous,
cloudy,dark, obscure,
nebulous
-iTuiit
a.
lanmt,/^
gloomy ;
;
-

asi.

U ptlb-taitatt--hu
each other,to one
,

another, each

y ptf-iaifi
wq/' "miitutTt
become
dark, obscure; to
f

VTl,

luauti

tO

get turbid;

"

"tatT^p

another

; ^i"

other; {t-,

from

S.
,

to

one
one

from

another; g -1""",
after
with one
one
another; i^.^
face
to
another ;
face,
^t^ gT-^*/".
tual
mufronting,
opposite; ukp
-'^"^
affection ; jl^'Lp-";fp"bp'"-P'^
-"bu tj-Ptub-^,
kindly affectioned one
another,

nebula.

one

-,

begin to lower.
to cloud,to darken,
Iflifuiuiiumlrirva.
to get cloudy.
to dim ; -ftiTyn.
a. only,
sole,simple; to another with brotherly love; ^
Tffl.hiik'ii
single,
p.lrnii
putpil^ bear ye one another's
solitary
S.irA""p""*'
"["
;
^""hyt'''sea".
other,
burdens;
ubpUi_q--%u,to love one anunicorn;
p s.monoceros,
JPlit-tgtpni.
love
to
troubled
with
strana.
reciprocally
^amt-^-,
;
Xf/i^utfiiuiM.
to

"""-

"""-

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62

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fore
bcfore day, beto
another; ijj-*"
i-ui^lrati_
fn^u
iuiilrii.iuliut%
in
withsunrise;- ui"-f"^u.i-"".^"""jiii
another; f -iu uitrbi_^iy

injureone

to

praise

one

another

one

help

to
uu.'iiki_,

mutual

the
; p.uilulr^ij-'iiu,

the doors

to shut
/{.pnHiu,
to smite

; ^ pyiin^bu

one
preferring

at

other
an-

twelvemonth;

" ever,

ever

perpetually,

eternal

another.

one

affectioned

-%

a.
one-edged;
\yi"ni^i[i

to another.

one

i_

all

; niq
eternally; o.
loving mutually, as before,as formerly.
a.
ySl"ibuiug,aukp

for

come

tinually,
times, conincessantly,
turn,

every

for ever, for

to pray
muiiiuiuilrij

; -uMiiftp
ij-T

before

U"^^"ad. always, at

^laJp^
; ["u{iuml,t-

iriuAtu in honour

year

hlihuMfjip%p he had not yet

before I die.
ba'^'^f
Jkn.lrun_
,

other,to render

each

assistance

4u".

usual,
[sabre,
scimitar,

as

s.

in one
woven
a.
Gr. w.
piece,
Jifpnuinu^hp
mime, mimic,
U"/.i/;"o
s.
uy
without
seam.
clown, zani,buffoon, merry Andrew,
dicrous lypnuiu/iib
a.
one-footed,
unipes.
a. mimic, droll,lupantaloon; -uitiu/i.
testicle.
but
one
a.
-n.-PJii-'ii
s.
having
mime,
U"/#/"^"}f
mummery,
;
unit ; unity,
iriini-p-b-^
union,
s. one,
mimicry, buffoonery,harlequinade,
,

[both.

drollery.
IT^tr

-u

"1^

-ii a.

one

"^"-

hip-

shot; fig.disheartened, discouraged;

come
one's back; to be-^.iiY_,to break
be
to
disheartened,
hipshot;fig.

U'/.ti".-/?/l"-tf
s. solitude,loneliness.
to ;

broken-backed

ITb^'pt-ia.

Jp'.u'ii

a. s. solitary.
\^piiuii-np
s. minotaur.
\f[iin^jni.i_

ad. till,
Wp'i'^pr.
until,up

reunion; concord, accord.

lose

to

to, as

one's

courage
to break

;
one's
-

or
am.'blri^

back, to
that; while, -"-./",t-jbva.
tiie
strain
in
such
to
courage
whilst ;
a
loins; dishearten,to disor
5/. so that,
the
rotten
at
that ; uyiiuiku
core
a.
manner
;
; ~f,ap
^' so
s. a. Mesopowhile,
time, meanweak, useless ; -"f-k-anajlt
that; uja
uji,,mean
in the mean
of Mesopotamia;
time, whilst these
tamian, inhabitant
". Mesopotamia;
things were
-i-tzk^p
doing, duringthat time, -if-k-mp,
uiiuj
far

as

at the time

when,
-

"

"

"

o'clock ; -flimmj.
s. midnight,twelve
contents
ad. when,
s. divination
or guessing the
U"^t"jj.tn.
while, at the
s. gr.
epenthesis; "q^tum
time, as long as;
miu4u."./A, whilst, of;-if-pijiji
s. petticoat; -jj-tum/.^
s. under-petticoat;
/"-%t^li/' "tb'^!^uipliu/iilii^
yet; p""/j
but just as
the combat
of knots, of
was
a. composed
-/uuinfr,
JliJirufiy
in the interim.

about

to

commence

ii/^

/uoukp g

nodes

intervals ; -ithp

at

muifiu,i.[i'ii
J^j,
juiHni^[i I spoke to him

aged man;
high
/l/oot^
seas,

while

he

while

he

was

in

yet

was

bed;

\Pb2yi

"

"

puAop how far

the clouds;
yuy
,

with

goes
Hfiui

me

A-^tujt wait
,

j/J'F ^OW
"

I will

not

long ?
go

laiFu
"jpLiu^t-iT

n^

; ^uy

s.
"Tuip

dling
mid-

tlie centre

of heaven

-tyb^

neither good
middling,indifferent,

a.

nor

bad, moderate.
*" centre, central
irA2.""4t""
point;
point( ),full stop,period; -4"?^
middle
ribs ; -^nmnp
S. \fbi;fP^k
V

gr.

middle

or

s.

or

duringmany

years ;

that; ajuuikuor

p"^

people

said.

XTb^'itJrt.
a((.before,ere;

return;

that,insomuch

mean,

centre

s. the
mediocrity ; -lini.ptt^
internal part of the thoraxj
till he comes
umXt-irva.
to cut in the middle,
;
-4i"i"".^
in
to
divide
two
parts
t-ll'jif-uipi^liu
f/At/^,to be
;

Kars

qt,
."i/%^u"^'
jA so that ; as well as
''""ab"k "uuiru so that several
so

middle,

the

on

sea.

middle,
;
; -uMiiyu a.
middling voiced ; s. middle-voice ; -."".

as

until you

out

""

middle-

s.

to sail

vn.

the open

on

*.

to
".
^lui/ufu even
/""
/"l]"o^"/,he-^ni-Pf
,

far

as

"'s

"

ad.

to go

speaking.

far as,
as
until,till,
till
to ; even
to ; that ;
juijJ-ir, now,
up to the present, up to this time,
hitherto ; j^y^.
^v//" so far,as far
to
that
so
place ; gtyq-p
far, as
as,
far as
that, to there ;
'L'^/c
j^y"
thus far,as far as this,to here;
".-_

lJ'/A^fr"pr.

-b-niltw

not

yet;

halved.

of middlingstature,
a.
U'^^.u^iiruu,^
about
middle-sized,

the middle

height;

middle-aged; -^uiuiati s. division by

halves ; interruption.
s.
ir/i"""."/^u"^.
middle-finger
; -^^"^
to plunge into the crowd ; to
ib'hb'fvn.

IThS
crowd

VhM

477

in ; -tlhi.f,
ed;
a. entered,introduc-

well versed

s. diaphragm,
\rpll%iupfL-i_
[diator.
ir/."it|
". middle-man, agent, me-

ed,
instructin,initiated,

intelligent,
expert; free,frank,
bold,daring;meddlesome; enterprising,
adventurous, venturous;
^At^.,
enter,to push in,to introduce oneself,
-

to

go forward
into,to thrust

to

to intermeddle

before ; to

or

oneself

agent, go-between ; negociator;

medium
broker ;
;
iliuTfuin-iuj
4"""j_
-

trude uin,.p-'" reconciler,

inmediator,
interconciliator,
,

forward,

interfere ; to penetrate

or

U'^"5i"y5i
s. back-bone, back.
dium,
irA2?'"/"?.
; intermeMj, g. mediator

intercessor; il^hfjyc-hj;
-

to

tercede,
mediate, to procure, to into interpose,
to go between,

va.
htjft

deeply,to pierce to the inmost

dive into,
to explore,to sift; to negociate; to intervene ; -fe-uyl^pt^
to undertake,to have
he confirmed
it by an
a hand
in,* to "TuiiTp.,
oath;
have a fingerin every
-m-pji
terposit
s. intercession,
body's pie;
mediation, intO act freely
intervention;
UriLiaJ'pn.npifhi_,
; -Jhuut
intermeddling,
parts,to

ipilfiTov-iruitriT

to go

duce
in,to introoneself; to meddle
to intervene
interfere,
; -iJ^^
vn.

obtrude

or

with, to

mm-P-^iS, s. intervention.

negociation, medium
n-""5

the medium

intermediate
""
IT/i^mi^i-uY.

^aL,_

;-

mission
com"brokerage,brokage,agent's
; -/Jp arf. mediately,through

of.

vening
; inter-

IS'li^inpJ'sparty wall,partition.
or
terlude.
ins. middle, centre
T/^nj
piuii"^
/auiiiui(i^nt.p-liiA
;
; space,
"3
interval,
interstice;
division,
vacancy;
s. middle
\ri'^''i^'-l'q^
path or way ; separation ; difference , distinction ;
-

diameter;-u^"/""

S.TiifialfuAt-^,
-MiifAif empty
"

girdled,bound

the

round

space ;

S.

means,

way

4""3^

IJ^^/Fi-^
body,
; ulboPng capacity; ^//
mediate interior,
inside part;
lusty ; -uiu^iTuA, a. middling,interuiuimtpmqi/atj
; s. middle, centre
; -^js/f*"
truce,suspension of arms, armistice;
in
middle,centre ; interval; or -"[.ipa.
conflict,
q-uji. n.u.qdp, dttriugtho
a.

"

moderate, temperate.
*.
entomologist; -"".
U*/"^"a""u"p"i%
4uA a. -logical; -m-p-ptA s. -logy.

the hottest
the

battle,thickest

of the

fight; ^ux.

of

TCaAuiuimpipi on the
duringthe journey; ^ -//un^n^
way;
to take
fufiii
refugeamong
mJ'puM%u.i_,
,

s, interruption.
ir^2""""""-/?^"-*
the crowd.
s. insects.
XF[i"iuutp
inuMj
heart ;
*" interjection.
core
'\fl,2i"pk"'-P'l"-^
*"
\Sbi^'-k
marrow
,
,
to
shorten.
to
of
bread
va.
crum
VT/lgfeir,
cut,
tj^
4u/j/f
yolk
in^y
;
of an
a, that is in the
middle
\fli2hp^iruj
i^lin^^j "c. kernel of
egg ;
of the heavenSgrnedicelestial;
-lipiu^uA, a walnut, "c. ; mtt^nj pith; uipm,
,

a.

mediterranean;
;

terranean qng
A-n^,theMedi-

or-

"liphiy kiyg

midland

a.

core

nucleus
tf-ftuiaujiput^

of

comets.

the midland

at
provinces. [".-tery.
vl'2sv
vtisc^'y ; t'K2.""-"'-f
p
mesonteric
o.
\fP2e^q.l,lraij
midday, about noon, towards midday;
; ~i-tpp
'ffpllA
^ng a- that is in the middle; -tiy kl"3s. noon, noon-tide,midday;
the south; meridian;a. southern,memiddle; middling;intermediate;
ridional
-:ps.
-^

s.

""

midlent ; arith. middle

terms.

tower
s. citadel,
XFli^tuip.k-pf

f/i^

S,

moon;

"

(a"^^%u,""t"
; -i^^jA,

-b-ftpuMtifi cloak
s.

; -/l?^_
full
s.

lined with

\fttp^ ^"\ft2?p''"!t'i
irt'- b -/""*d.at
"

of noon, meridian;-or
-"".4"""*o.
meridian
^.f*" , meridian
-^2^%uili,
;
noon;

purple;laticlavium;
-4""7"r*.main
mast;
line.
-4."{p *. the heart,centre of Armenia;
a.
IT^u iTuags.
fightingin the midst;
-"Tuspmltti
muscular
pujlf''
*,
"^""pk *" second floor or story; -ir^".
,

centre,
middle

or

middle

wheel; -j^i

part of
s.

wheel;

the centre

of

""
centre, interior of
village; -^^"""/"4
a
country, midland districts;
-"y"".
s. partition
wall;rampart; -mmpp
plfuuf
i.

water

" air ; -".ii".t.S.

]Tp^iyu,p^
.

tent
; -"fcp3" .intermit-

half,semi

fever.

flesh ; meat

i^if-h^

flesh; Wiup^tyfiu
-

flesh ; Irphn^ venison ; 4io_

"c., white meats , poultry;

human

t-ai-g ,

iatuiuiuinui^b
'

;
game
butcher's
-

game

browH

^^'

meats

coarse
uuiufuq.m'bngfi
,

meat
uimifn^

;
,

npan^

pulp;

meat,
fowls

"

^""-'i''
"h'^1"
"

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478

'hhi_or hiaAiki_f, Jinuig to BScapB or

lunpnilkusi_-raw, boiled,roast meat;
broiled
or
grilled slipfrom one's memory
f" iiaiuliuipiaik
; to forget;
to
to apmeat
f%ti_,
admonish, to warn,
; "Tan/^ni-p, broth;
mitlrijto
prize
fleshof; i-'i't-i^
fatten,to make i"t-^limp-auif
(iinnfrni-piiL.^ to sug-runj^
wardrobe
Ufiup-ui.i^s.
keeper, [pot. gest, to insinuate,to hint,to intimate,
to entangle,to involve ; g
ailuitui^t
i/tnuMa
tjhaip
\}
ilutn
./i.iuifc^,
to
to
one's
s.
please,
gain
Jhifi
Jiiilri_,
mind,
[a
understanding;
intellect,
iTuio^
affection
to
conciliate
will,
or
good
sense, judgement, reason,intelligence;
,

-"

"

nut

one's favour, to insinuate

oneself in
thought,idea; intention,design,project
the
to
win
vour
one's fagood graces of,
ing,
; opinion; advice, counsel ; meanoffence at,
to take
at
intent; maxim
;g
a,ui%ki_,
; fa irinf,
/"
to be offended,to take ill,
to take a
one's will or pleasure; according to
be
to
one's fancy,liking,desire,",q.;
nettled;
pique,
^
u"/i4"A*-^
piTpn.^
%ni.au iTinuij
apprehension,idea;"/u"/"7._to suggest, to inspire;u,uii_fiuiaiim^
-

-"

-u

"

human
to understand;
ipnlutri_
lik-rfyb
reason;
4"""u/^"u^ to cause
if-u
-_p,
lu'uj'uini-P-lr wil'L b "l"""3 to think better of, to
4"'j ~^' good sense;
"^
foolish thoughts ; -^ uiutupij-n^py retion
probate
change or alter one's mind or inten,

'

sense

uin-ui^lu,the moral

; -^

1#
; /' i^l* ll^tJ'p p.uint-np
uilLbni-ij
to take well or ill;"f-kph/^f-uto
"

fable, or of the apologue ; m-.

ilb*i_
iftno^ in good laitb ; imiu/^^ iTmuo
frankly,sincerely without artifice ;
upu,[,i/uio^ with all one's heart ; "u^_
of the

tivate
cap-

one's

understanding; g

l^iiibls-w
"-pni^
the

enter

to

""V

-"

mind, to
thoughts;

to

occur

imagination or

noble sentiment
tO drlvO
fl ifmiMta ni-pni-D
%ni-ui^u/j,
^u/blr"_
l/it^
; uipif-u,^
-^
out
one's
of
to
h
tnnu/htnn^ni-nn.
^tuu^
head,
nuil^nnni^,
^itrifr
persuade to the
igtujumtSli
be witty ; ".ut^
to
or
contrary ;
"itt~uta"^nnlrijjf,
nn^h^
uitijiiiirLnltlL
to
h-it-uMttn-rti-ii
l
[i-uaihutlt^
ntii^uinituu
J'uiuij
say to oneself ; f^q.
,

-u

uni-n

"

to think,to recollect,
to conceive
,iip^u,%ki_,
tO
lightened,
profound, elevated, firm, en; puipi^tui-ui'TClr^t
l"p(3-h-l_
q-u
prove
cultivate,to form the mind, to imsharp or piercing,
vast,lively,
inventive
stract
to dipenetrating,fertile,
; "y"^
wit,
J'uii[hi_
tuijii-p
q"u
the mind; uA/u^.i^-u nt-it/jto
mind or intellect ; php-ln.
luiiupifui^
keep a clear eonscience ; f iTm^ "";iu_
volous or light,barren, confused,distracted,
4*/_.to keep in memory
; pMupApu/huii^
weak
mind
or intellect;""-_
[i
^i-p to become
proud, vain, puffed
the design or intention, up ;
it" ["iTuilito have
uMn%hi_,to listen to,to mind,
to agree with ; g
to propose
to oneself,
to proto occur,
"!,u,p^u,'blti_,
ject;
q"H

uinif.uitluai^nn

^^4jntiin.ni-ul
"u

right,
Up-

-u

"u

"

wpfrh'tt fl^-"*/'

"

"

intellectual

regain one's
be restored

to one's

tO
ni^uuibl^iy

to
faculties,

senses, to

M^jtlr/
p m/mh^ ^uMuuttuuitf/ [i

"u

resolution,to

to be

take into

determined,
to propose,
;

or

to

awake;
to form

one's

head,

resolve,to

to presume,

ject,
pro-

gine
to ima-

to apply
i-itijto be attentive,
oneself to, to observe, to

devote

regard,to
to

to

reflect;/"

-u

um^nt-i, to

comprehend,
to

with care, to

consider

know,

to
to

think,

understand,

ceive,
perceive, to conremark
; to study,

to learn

to

to mind

come

or

memory,

to

to do
recollect;m/tiA^^ j\aut^ftt^pn^,
without intention,to do unintentionto understand
ally;
utitJinL^
"in mystic
^..4
allegorically;
^
or
sense
allegorical
; p.uinni.tt^
p
ni._
'bnqu.j the generality of intelligent
wittypeople; n^npp-a
persons, most
of good
niAnqtuju no ouo
sense, no
"u

um.

-u

-"

sensible

person;
decided, he was

/*i ^

'

I don't

li^ii.tr,i,i_kp
{,iTml,,he

resolved; ^nimu-r
nothing of it ,
it,I am quite at a

I understand

understand

or
by heart; f^./ixu^
h t
thing
nolub-t-ij loss ; ut%titup[3g
""'-^n*-/_
i^ffp't
to consider,to regard attentively,
be known
to
can
about it,it is impenetrabl
it's marvellouslyobscure;
meditate, to recollect , to imagine ;
to
the
uM^uuMu,lun^ibui-u
fatigue
mind, "^[""ruin.[lu q.uipAui%,my mind was
-

to rack

to be

one's

out

brains;u/ii/i,a'iit-i_
[,j:nu,j,

of one's mind

or

senses,

to

lose one's senses, to be crazy ; m'lilim^

restored

kp 'Up he
,

t^

"^

never

/.

-"

"u'i-q.u.ir
ufiiliku,!^
dreamed

even

!""- '""'(.[i
[""I'^kt
g

-u,

of it ;
thought "

WbQ
said to
whence

myself;jnpJk f

k
iu"i,nui_

it follows that ; p,uqnL.,r

",*.

"t-uiiT
hifhu.IfuS.[, ifi,.fI was
than once
tempted to,I several
,

intended

WM

479

to ; ^u,j [,

2'2"7",
ephemeron-worm; -7-t/^,fleeting

beauty.

more

tonous
a. uniform, equal; monoM'lioplHiiu^

times

equally; ^i-"-,
; ad. uniformly,
Wiujiiu.g
[uniformity.
f.js. miller,
-

it has just
/,,/-,
into my thoughts,
mind or head;

come

-"

vn.
IT^i-t^,Uj,[,

often
-^

it to

repeated
this is the
P-uiiil^u
,

myself; uyu

to cry

lr%

of the passage

sense

ing,
s. mewcat; -"-fc'/,

[faceon

mew.

Vr^^.r,frjAva.

stands
he under^unihi- l!b^l
ing
nothing of it,he knows noth-

; %ui

as

-,

waul,
to cater-

to mew,

to rub

awaking.

one's

"

eyes

\Jin,./i%
s. bug.
[smoking, smoky.
with
about it,it is Chinese to him ; ""/""_
mixed
lif^iupiain.'b
a.
smoke,
ir/"""*a. tempered, casehardened.
uihu ^qi'ltlq^iMipni^liiniua ^ii-nnqthUS
he betrayed his malicious
intention ;
'fffitiT,
hjP va. to drive in,to force
into
S. {^u,n^uMiltuMliguMllg
to fasten in,to fix,
or
Or
penetrate,
P'/t/'^ P*^""-.
to
force
to
ibiT, l'l^#^a*,
down,
i^,u-2Clrir,
\inpi,ni-pti.
l^aiJl
plunge; to pierce,
to
to
prick, run
puin-iuitT,"C., "C.
through ; to temper
p

IT/iofiitf
willingly.
"/%" ad. readily,
s. mech. momentum.
XfliMnm^ifi
U*/ifaA"r,
tjP va. to incline,to lean,
to

bend,
to

to bow, to bias; vn.

lean, to feel inclined

posed
dis-

for,to lean to the side of,to be

biassed,to have an inclination for,to
feel an attachment
for, to adhere, to
comply
their

Jpmt-juiL.uppm
inclined

hearts

to

ij ^i^^ ^p

"

to follow

him ;
bent
a.
JlimL-uii_
on, inclined
tending,
to evil ;
or
f i^pu , prone
prone to ;
-

inclined to mischief.

steel,to caseharden;

or

stretch,to

nancl

cline,brue
in-

to
or

iron

extend

^.Jfr/iA,

hold

or

out

the

to imqatim^
tuipft^A
the hands in the blofid of ; ilb-iruij
;

"

nt^nnt-a

Jt fulbfu%npul
ifrf-ui^njltll
ed the

dagger

hO

in his heart

\^^l"r,"lluky.yvn.

to

haS

plUUg-

; S. %hn%.
be driven,

plunged
penetrate, to enter ;
to meddle, to get in ; to begin,to commence,
to undertake;
piuplim-Pp,
to be seized with
rage, to be enraged.
tory;
consola'^{ul.p-utp
u/j a. consoling,
s. consoler,comforter; S. -""-?;
into, to

JWMu,nM-_
IT/ia.nL^^nA -nt-SBi s. inclination, np. Mekhithar ; ib^'t^i"
mmu
to soto
to
lace
console,
comfort,
juiiA-^,
disposition
tendency , propensity,
;
-

or

evil pro-

/ifc^
uiiAhi_J\nMagto flatter,to
lure;
to
adulate, wheedle, to coax, to al-

s.

fruit ; S.

soothing ;
consolatory, alleviating
,

inclination ;

; ast.

proneness

"nt.ah

iuipi,^ui,r I,piuplfb good

S. ir/'m,"ijSu'p- [pensities.
ir/"""j^
,

or
Vl'i't-'ipi-uMii

i-nj

-i"(u.% a. consoling,comforting,

to be consoled or comforted
-""iPjIp'l-J'vn.
S. -n^.^ ; -ti"i
Gr. w. mursena,
*"
seamutually ; -u.'fcp
yrpt-n-li^t"
-rian;-kif, h^f,va. to
[eel. a. s. Mekhitharist,
ITf"-..."* S.U"t".o*.
to soften,to soothe, to comfort,
ferent
difanother;
console,
other,
nil_a.
VT/ii-u,
y
to
to
-i
relieve
the
other
or
vexation,
sorrow
than;
other;
from,
.

-^p tu".ni.p

'

than

more

^'"^^

the

other

another

day;

i^iy^

I will tell you

but
uiai,nJbj[,j
,

else ; S. FA ;

alleviate;
-/""/",
t^u^

-m-J'

Ai.

^-ti

the
; fig.

thing
some-

time,

-f^

vn.
s.

to

be consoled,

consoler,

comfort,
solace ; fig.
balm, balsam.

once

forter
com-

Comforter, Paraclete,

Holy Ghost; -m-Pl

""*?""/' or

another
\fpt.uuA^uiirad.

comforted

s.

lation,
conso-

over
again,again,
more, afresh,anew,
[putrefy.
bis ; a. second, other,new.
T^fij:
to rot, to
to
mosaic
va.
corrupt
aITA^tiT
s.
lSl"'-ul'n%
/ij
; -t^y
,
"aj
s. pressure
in -; -juimuili itesselated pavement.
IP/u.//""i%^
; press. [dress.
,

woman's
marisk; *^^^i"J*.
long grey kitchenmyrica,taact
of plunginginto ;
u,i-s.
ir/i/05
{,,
genista.
mech.
piston;plunger;-2p^um%1.pumpal,
Tffjioplru;)
pktj """ of a day,ephemer; -iu^nif_
lastingonly a day ; ad. a day only; piston; -lupntA s. piston-rod
[mersion.
~lk-pi/U,ephemera, ephemeral fever ; s. barrel or chamber.
IT/uni.^s. tempering,steeping; ima'""%2C,ephemera, ephemeral fly;
*"
IP/.^^Ai't

*"'" ^'"-

'"""

iriip

ir^uL

480

martyrized, [wp.St. John the Baptist.

offf/C-'lii.
baptizing
christening;
,
to plunge, to sink, to drive, to rush,
g.
\yiipuin'-p-pt.%
baptism ; washing,
into water, to duck;
or dash
"//i". ablution,purification; martyrdom.
WJiim-PJis. darkness,spot, dirt.
""^"-.to plungeheadlong into vice.
\rit-q_i
"'jf s. chaff; powder, ashes,
dust
*""
lust.
*. incest;
it"t'l'L;
;
4c7/ spark ; ["
lechery,lewdness,
burnt
to
be
ashes
to
to
turn
ous,
lecher\^it,^lriuj
ashes,
;
"-incestuous;
,'iMhl"3
ous
of vari-mil i/"5".fine ashes;a.burned to ashes;
libidinous,
lewd; *. name
to levigate, to pulverize,
-t-iT, l-j/p
ancient sectaries.
va.
ITimi f *. reins,loin,haunch, flank. to reduce into powder;toburn to ashes.
%utlta
U llUMltnt^io
ITytiJ",
S, the
tyf va. to push, to give a
'^tiutltu
'ituiq
back; fig.swell,waves, billows ; 4".^. push to, to thrust, to push forward ;
-

'

to unload, to discharge,to
gellate,
~ii,a,to beat,to flog,to flaiui%ti_it.
mpuiiufu
to scourge
cast
to
forth; nJ^Jbufbu, to
empty,
["#v""v
; p"."-'fc./Y.
crowd
to
to
load
another;
the
on
one
load, put a
on
J^uAuAij
press or
tO
WfiattinM-u,
a. muscular.
tight, tO
[back. atuiumfrpuaaj' i^ualliaai
to ;
battle
make
H^fiP-aij;
or wage
utj^ vn. to turn up one's
war, to give
to
to win , to conquer,
nose, to nose; to laugh at, to mock,
ifuMfuyk-uiii
to make
of.
subdue, to depress,to prostrate;^""_
game
s.bot.mouse-tail,myosurus,
ir^%t".^^
tation
Ifn-^Ji, to fightagainsttemp"l-kt-np
holoster ; -^yii a. mouse-coloured
; ^q-^lPliplrpuij
qjs.ujp^nt-P-^tJA
;
bot. mouse-ear,
to be exasperated one
s.
-ut^u/i,^^
against
myosotis, iTiihij
train
our,
to labforget-me-not
another
to
med.
^uM^munii,
;
;
; ^hiflA
mumps
-

"

creeping mouse-ear,

pilosella;
-,u//l.-p^
work
a. gnawed
-uiTCuipuili
or eaten
by rats
mice

or

-u.'ir^u,g

polluted

mnrepollutus,
by the presence

a.

contaminated

or

of dead

mice

ad. like

; -mmku

a- spoiled
; -tuuifiiihby mice

mouse

rats ; -uMunfu

bot.

s.

in

or

teach

animals

to

; S. l^-^^j
-ptrvn. to be urged on
driven
or
to, "c.; "/;^tg"i/"iTutpui'u
ly^
^nci, the battle was
fought or took
,

place in

the

[mare.

morning.

a.
W'l/utJ-tai
subject to

or

the

night-

IT'/^iu'-ur'ii^i
f *. night-mare, incubus.

squill,sea-onion,

vinum
; ^["'bf,
scjlla
-(, wine of squills,
scilliticum ; -utp2_s. mus-ursinus
; -""_
s.
^[ii'
mus-araneus, shrew-mouse.

IT^i^tiT,
tj^

to
to

with
U*4tr^""4i"/^
a. struck

a halberd;
halberdier,
pikeman.
\f/fii^t^
s. rats-bane
senic
; uuiftunn^ar-

-M-np

to break

to

s,

or

to choke, to stifle,
va.
suffocate,to strangle; fig.to pain,
grieve,to vex, to torment; -liirvn.
to be violently
choke, to be suffocating;
affected with spite,
envy, grief

rage.

\f,lilinJ[,
g. denseness
(ofsmoke).
red arsenic.
realgar,
a. suffocating,
\S'qjilin,.u,
stifling,
pressive,
op\flflinpuuil[
mouse-hunter
s.
sultry.
uig
,
mouser
;
'\Si^"'-li
s.
heart-break, anxiety,
^npit^ mouse-trap ; ^u,"^
-igood mouser.
pain,
[dilly.
pang, sore, anguish.
V^iunft,s. bot. daffodil,
daffadowns. butt, mark, aim, target.
IP^izu"}
IT^nc^^ Jifi.ii.uMg
halberd
lance.
s.
a.
]Jnn,fa,fiuA
impellent; expellent.
;
ir4""-S!p
"^u.*js. muscles ; S. '^m.lfii. Xfi/niMug s. mile.
;

"i.t-iip,
orpiment ;

liuipUPp
,

'^lipututuMg
shears ;

-yj;

to shear,

scissors

s.

"/t4-

sors,
y^f,va. to cut with scis[font,baptismalfont.

g. impulsion,
U*"^/"i.i!fi
impulse,push.
a. foggy,misty,cloudy, ca\y,ini-u,
liginous.
[ne8".
dark'ffquiiii^nt.%nM-Pf
g. obscurity,

\ylipmmiuniX -pu,"],
g,
baptistery;
Vii'iiti/',
S. Ijld-uAMuir*
yj[,va.to christen,to baply^utuiiiiuir
tize
darkness.
; to wash, to purifyby ablution ;
lP2,"n
""'^'"^"""
a.dispelling
to bathe; *-q^u.p%
to
g.
to
jjiioiiimpulse,impetus; mmu
i^[A[",
put
water into milk, wine; 4iri,"mlfi. to
to
a
give push,
push, to impel.
rebaptize
IT'^f"/*"t^'y vn. to soil,
dirt or pol; -[nTvn,to receive baptism,
lute
to be baptized to
oneself.
wash, to bathe or
;
eleanse oneself
to be
UiiuiiT,
mpk.ujp
Biijlvn. to remain,to stay;
;
,

in

-,

irns.
s. eternal
perpetuate; -u/^..day ;

awake

always

Pn^,a.

irni,

482
-""/"_

feeding continually;

~u,(,uio"p

chief

an,

of wizards

magicians;

or

-uilrmnL.p-1,1^s. archmagic.

o. graz; -uipiuir
ing,

ITn^, U""/?, nj ". bushel,muid.

\S"i^'""i''""3"o ''''" ^^ remain,

a.

to
always
^^""""H.'yincrease.
to
iruin.
to
ing,
desirlast
augment,
; -^",^,uj^a. always eager,
;
ishing,
lP"t/. .{^y s. bullock,young bull,
wishing ; -ippfip-a. always floursturk, steer.
blossoming or blooming.
ySntHunp-yw vn. to repeat, to say
\^^nl,iim^f n.liuit,
s. holj watsragain,to inculcate, to impress
sprinkler,asperges-brush; ^Mii,y[" over

S; -"I'Ijl.

in tears

bundle

of

hyssop.
a.
W^n'b^lria'ii
etomal, perpetual.
ad. perpetually,eternally,
ir^"A"tt../jpu.^.
to eternity,for ever, without

Ifn^ s.

of youth.
suckers, sets,offshoots

the mind

deeply on

hot.

with straw.

mixed

*mud

IPn^iopnyuo.

useless

bad

wlld

hot.

-Pqh"!,!-~p-nLi]_
sycaffiore ; cafigs or
s.
^^ifb^'iiuiM.np
a.
fixed, persycamore
; -liiupij.
; -Pnu.ii_
manentlyprifious
s.
weed;
terable fruits;
-^/A^".hemlock; -^nm
established,
perpetual,inalto weed
[i -nij
; -pimntJ', -fiW
; -li'"30-. stable, immoveable,
upiilri_
s.

lasting
immutable; -^tu/j
perpetually,
livingfor ever or eternally; -^/^ a.
co-eternal; -2"7"i.
a.
always loaded or
adorned
with grapes; -./Itni.?/^
S. IT^i

to be

vn.

mob

a.

full of weeds
;

; -[un^Jp

ous
furi-

wild olive-tree.
s.
-Al,pir%li

""
wandering
]T"is"l'

false,heretical

wrong,

s.

; erroneous
;

deceiver,

s.

ratic
erperverter, seducer ; itiuuiti/^
-^
-ui'unt^i
a.
bearing
stars,planets;
,

t-npliiF ~fs.utp ; ~i[uin.S.

-inbu
a. eternallyvisible.
t

U^wii/i^n.J

-tuiiu^,a. perpetual,
lP^",%"t?,u.i,n^,
,

continual, eternal,
-"Ih
:
perpetual motion
yiupc

less
everlasting,end;

ty
s. co-eterniU"".?/"tV/u.^fj
; -lul/jinM-pJ,

irj[,-i"r, ir^",jva. to perpetuate,

eternize; vn. to last perpetually,

; -t,r,
to

false name,
false,erroneous.
b.
U niirputp
13n^t^iuMptup
ir"/t^ffca. furious , raging,
.

madly, passionately,
od.furiously,
-"i-'iiu.puip

be

to

for

ever

; to be

tuated;
perpe-

mad,

enraged,
outrageous, demoniacal,fanatical,
desperate, rude, violent; -or

S.

with fury,violently
; "tbu.^Mu'i,
a.
erroneous,
Ifn^A^/A; -i^iuiTCuin.

heretical;nonsensical, foolish ;-i5f5./i./',

to be excontinue,to exist,
tant;
tju/y vn. to be furious,to get into a
to persist,
to persevere;
-nt-Pj, rage, to flyinto a passion,to be mad
s. perpetuity,
to go
with rage; to be beside oneself,
tion,
continuaperpetuation,
fall
into
to
become
eternity.
deranged,
mad, to
permanence,
S.
a.
IT^/no^.tiy
a.
u nfhi^Jtii
daily,quotidian;ad.
extasy ; -"^im
;
daily,every day.
s. frenzy, fury,
-ifiiai-P-lii-'b
-i/.'iini.gf
ir"i^,n"-j or lug s. magician,astrologer;
mania, wildness,
madness,
rage,
diviner,enchanter,wizard,sorcerer
transport; delirium eroticum, violent
to

iR

follower
fire-worshipper,

Zoroaster; wise

man

of

ITo^/"f%^

".

hemlock.

[passion.

of the East.

\SnrfiuliuliM
a.
magical; -% s. magic,
art ; -lipo'u
or
V'4 "" professing

to drive mad.
va.
IPn^t.r,krt)lt
en
cruellyjealous,eat\^niyiiu,lau,'i,ia.
the religionof the magi.
fanatic,
[fanaticism.
up by envy ;
U'n^fru.i
s.fl.magi or magicians.
a. s. fanatic ; -q-m-Pfs.
X^nik-n-u/iiifii
ySnit-hd',
tic,
k^l'va. to practise or proIfnfl,i^nj a. raving,furious,frenefess
to
exercise
the magic art,
magic,
maniac, mad; vicious,petulant,
to bewitch,to enchant;
passionate;great, excessive.
qnu^lr^ ^.i.^
to cast a spell
P"-U
upon ; to delight,
H^nipiT,
hgujjvn.to lose one's senses,
to charm, to fascinate.
to go mad; to be in a passion,
ed
enragU'/iT-nL/SftS,
s. professionof a sorcerer
; to be
extravagantly fond of, to
fall violently
craft,
in love with, to be pas; magic art,demonology, witchsionately

magic

charm.

in love ;
^4t." to bend
to
soul to,
apply oneself
-

^""fH-^ifk 1'3s. priest's

one's whole
attendant;
"-5
"Uihi.
s. grand
magician,archmagici-|entirelyto
.

t-

1
--.j-r

to dote upon

to be

des-

irni"
traded
thou

unir

AUS

with; Ji.^,u "1)u"i-y^,

Paul,
,

ashes ; to

art beside

thyself.
molinist
s.
a.
X^ailfi.hui'i,

ils"pt"'-

molinism.
"iit-mitM-PlitA
bot.
ir"vj2..
/'s.
mallow, marsh".

ance

a.
'ffi./up.oi/.n/ii
ash-coloured,ashy,

way.

l^ninpuili
uig
,

planet,wandering

s.

solate
de-

ing
the ice ; there is fire lurkthe ashes ; S. p'"."-"o^."/".

under

a.
\Snini,
strayed erred ; missed,
lost ; S- 17/^."'/'
mislaid,
; ad. out of the

or

fire
4"'-/"irw^lilriiii_
g i/nfupnil_,

lies under

star ;

waste

do^Bnlauitu^iaiplrijlh/upniljto

lay in ashes,to

grey ; -Pu,i-uii_a.wallowing or rolling

in ashes ; -^/y a. full of ashes, ashy ;
a. mixed
-[uu.n.'b

soiled with

or

ashes;

-u"i.k""
-Ityin ash-heap, "hole ; -i,y,iinjg
-".%
choke or suffocate
uMiLblrirva. to stifle,
a.
vagrant
wandering
;
;
false,erroneous, heretical ; deceitful; with ashes ; -"/i.S- a. prostratein the
fallible;
erratic star ; -% s.
burnt,
dust; -JitpP- a. dark skinned, sunmamii
s.

planetarium;

ast.

rery
or-

s.

demon

tawuy, brown ; -jffba. ciners. planet- ous

*. ash-hole,
"pit, pan ; fig.
planetary system ; -o.^"".^
; -lifij
olabe ; -u"h^u^s. planetoids.
Persian fire-temple
vn.
; -^i%i_ ip-tfiT
; antichrist ; -"yf* ^pn^p^iA

s.

"

a.
ASninpuM^nqiT

wind

error

inconstant

changeable wind
-ip s. wandering

the

as

a. in
; -"///i"

s.

; error,

inhale

to

ashes

s. fixed
lituptf.

of ashes ;

measure

ing
rov-

suffocated

be

to

ashes ; -^^i

with

or

tablished
es-

-uim^

-^u/i.^#^o.
strayed;-2"""-'fci
; -uiu,^ant-^
Pj or ""j s. fire-worshipper
s.
pj,
or
o.
s.
fire-worship
lixivium,
s
uggesting
;
perverting,
teaching
-fa,.p
false
error
a.
deceitful,
lye-wash
lye,wash,
; in,-uiuu3i_
-"{"i"i.
; -uiiumlip
,
fraudulent.
to wash, to lixiviate ; -ukp S. ^""^p""",
OUt of
tO tum
y^ninplrgni.guM'blrirva.
; -inuipaiho. prouo ou thc ashos;
uiui^n
course;

the way,

to

mislead,to

lead

astray;
beguile,to
rupt;
seduce, to pervert,to suborn, to cor-nugl^s.seducer,suborner,perverter, deceiver, corrupter.
bewilder,to

to

to

vn.
-(ijiir,
trj/iui
VTo^n^iti/",

of

to

oneself,to

go

out

ramble, to rove, to
stray,to go astray,to lose
be bewildered, to err, to

^2^"/"bed
a

like

-uihuuilia.

sprinkledwith ashes ;
a.
ashes,ashy ; -mnti

bot. ciner"ria;
with ashes.
-gat% a. sprinkled
(JnfuphlFth-aji
Vtt.
Ijnfiipiuuni-guititrJ',

fire-temple
; -rantSri s.

to ashes.

to reduce

\^n[iipng
u"j

to

one's way,

wander,

deceive,to

S.

*.

hill,"heap, -hole

dUUgXfnfupu/iinj
"

or

"pit.

U"/iS-/.^,
irpnjs. charcoal-powder.
\roiikq_,
qt-^ Wnqbij t *" lizard.

fail ; to fall into error, to be deceived,

seduced, perverted; S. WfitJ";-lru,i_

bee's wax
\Snir,y ntl_s.
wax,
; wax}Sninpnt-P-'li
s. waudoring
taper; uuitniuAl,[,-y
straying, candle, --light,
,
aberration ; error, heresy ; seduction, {* Jj^iuir),
cerate, medicated
wax;stearine candle ; S. jS/""?-.
perversion,subornation, corruption; iCuMpuiujliui'u

wandering;

a.

""uii"^,

star.

frenzy,madness
fury,mania, folly,
"na.ajimental
,

sad

-,

fHl"

much

aberration

extremity,excess

"-Ph
ie

'^t b
"ie'^t

learningdoth

ITn'fiuf"/'*uij
,

"

u'bk%

thee

or

a.

error,

one's

S. ^ n^t^nf-^
|P*Y""t-j^

"

[habit.

iTnjupnu
ft -,
; .papiiap^ai-3u
to
burn
or
cineration, in- ;
itit-i_,
in. ju,7ipt-%
reduce to ashes ; p
f-mp.
I

;
taper-stand

o.

wax

; ^ni-p

like

lus
cell,alveo-

; -uimm

wax

ed,
wax-

a.

-iftuTfuia.,
cerated; *S.\fni/h{iMtu,;

vice, bad

of

; -c54-"-

zy,
s. fury,rage, mania, fren\Saini-Pti
madness, folly;violent passion;

^* ashes
^^f^'lip b'i*'*3

made

mistake.

transport, enthusiasm;

flat-candlestick

P-p-nt-nt-uiS. CCrOtic acid ; -^Irpm

-lliail

mad.

of one's

to be convinced
trnfnpd'u^uk
,
to correct

wax-chandler,

s.

-^o4- ^muii- s. oil-cloth,

i-ua/p,yt-q^ maker;
ber"skin ; floor-cloth ; -4"y.. b "" cham; piu^t-ir

tLUMpA

make

; op

Ash-Wednesday

Mug

of

s-

dealer in wax,

or

in articles made

wax.

{^nJkiy a. waxen, made of wax.

a. S. \fnJb.uf S. S. VnJ:
\ynJt,i^%
candlestick.
]JnJlrq[,iuiliuii_,
uig s.
to cere,
to wax,
va.
It^nOhhir,
t-gft
"

spread over

or

coat with

wax.

to incinerate,to reduce
iiti-gm'iiir^,

to

IToi/nu ^
,

*.

Momus

; S. IT^'/i"
"

63

to

irnp

irns

484

ITnpP
*}Sninnu/iiS. U,^f"ii.*/""4
[wax-taper.

"

TffyP Jhi.p[y
,

Pfii-^ s. stay, support,

stanchion, buttress;
shore

support,to

to

S.

mus.

Vyi
^yb

er
skin,hide, pelt;leath-

remains, relics,coil

'fMi-ctV
"

rier,
skinner, curfell-monger; -"i..
leather-dresser,

JifniiPui^npiuMg

s.

to prop,
^'fcfrj;^,
^.u^"u4""i. Plit^
up ;

skin.

derma,

jamb, pillar,pilaster,

prop,

s.

"3

S.

; "^^trum.
YiuiqiMi^unpq.nt^P^

a"

prived
skin ; -^plt
a. skinned, deof the skin ;
o/wAfr^,to skin,
to depriveof the skin; to excoriate.
TifnpPujq^,
Ifjs. dressed skin, tanned
in

clad

^^"
s. galoche.
or
ir^/?-ifni-liuig

s.
beauty, floridity,grace,
florid,
lovely,
loveliness; a.'beautiful,
graceful; "r" "'Jhp'wn^hj^, l^u [iintfhi-_ hide; leather-bag;leather table-cover.
y^npPujl^ a. cutaneous.
to make
irn-Pl- tfn/ut-ij
beauty fade,

beauty of.
Wye 'fnt-iiys. mendicity,beggary;
to beg, to go
alms';
zg2hi_,
l" hiu.'i.yi^,
to beg alms,
ask
to
charity,
begging,
spoil,alter

to

or

ruin

IgniiPu/ii/rpli
"uj) s. skin-dyer.
act
skinning, flaying,
s.
JJ'npP^'ijp

the

"

mendicate;

to

["

to
u"huui%iri_,

of

depriving of

the skin-

pelts. dealer in skin,

JifnpPiiiiluiTi'aia.
leather-seller.

monger;

see

ITn^/Stmis. pi.skins, hides.

begging
one
any
"C.
a. leathern, leather.
S.
}^liiy%ui^ IPn^/Si-yti
or y^iflininli,
y^iiliui^i
in

lit""3
"

state.

[bot.tamarisk, myrica.

"c.

X^npPkiT,tg^ va.
deprive of one's

flay,to skin,to

to

skin

; to

cut

the

butcher, to slaughter; to
throat,
ffnn.u/i,iM,j;
ui^ty va.
to slay.
of, to neglect;
\^"pPl,p^nj S. \y.,pP [kill,
forgetfulor unmindful
mat.
\ynpP[,//s. sheepskin
i-uulripi,to be at a stand, to stop
T^npli
plru,^ s. dcH, lair ; bot.
short, not to know what to say, to be
pt-n/
*-"'/'
[green,fresh,tender.
put to a stand or to a non-plus; "^'"/;""_ S. }J"p" IT"/'
*
get-me-notU'/"/."'.
s.
bough, branch ; a.
ir"/"i.
a-u/iiaip
q[,a don't forget me ; bot. forbanewort;
Ifnpir,y s. bot. night-shade,
or
-[-rvn. to be forgotten,
;
to

to

to be
forgot,

"

"

strychnine,strychnia.
W"i"f'!t;
-"u'itp-""-"ffi ". heart-ache,
gret,
"break, anguish, grief,distress,re-

to fall into oblivion.

ful,
Unmindforgotful.
Iffnit-mj^nin
uy
,

liable to

".

forget; S. W"""'''
"

-nt-iti,
\yna-iujni.p[,Lii
,

s.

displeasure.

forgetful-

of memory;
"u'li^
f
ness, want
^mu
fall
into
to
oblivion;/i/""y'
liui'iilrij

uibltuihtriy

linn-UialfniJili

ptnnna

uutut_

%ta *""*^^ buried in oblivion; -ni.aL

or
uini,yi_
-m-guMhlnr vu. to forgot,to

forget,to

to

cause

cause

to fall into

neglect.
s. forgetfulness
lP"tn.iujo%^
; -tia

mn^

give

cause

or

pierce

the

to

harrow,

to

displeasure or
grievedeeply, to

great

regret, to afflict or

heart,

rend,

to

to break

embitter,

to

the heart.

l^npirnplij;
t-jiy vH. to griBvo, to he
torn
with pain, to be afflicted with
spasms,

to

regret much,

to

be

very

greatlydispleased
; to be aifectpassion,
forget,to leave or bury in oblivion; ed,touched, moved, to melt with comdolt.
to
*o
[idiot,
self,
ones
impleton,
forget,
forget
il!iihi_,
"t-'"o
to put out of one's
a.
s.
foolish,
m
ad,
insane,
IT"/"""
memory;^
""j
-"III,aih-tuto cause
to forget.
a. talkingnonsense;
[the Magi.
-""!._
'ffnpnuu'is.ui'ii
of
thO
chlof
\yni[uilruluii
S.
s.
ant
ppi-t, nonsense, foolish,extravagJhilailrin
or
a. proclaimed,promulsillytalk.
lifniluliuuipk-p
gated
Moses
ten
writor
a. nonsensical, foolish;
}Jnpn"ui\iM,%
a.
given by
; -'tl-c
"brained.
a. dull-witted,
by Moses ; -tl'p a. established or
-fjJTiif.
ordered
to maddeD, to
VH,
X^npnuiuiiinirf
by Moses; -utuA,
-IfaAia.
ututy
Mosaic ; -^kpu, a. builtor constructed
run
or
go mad. [lessspeech or talking.

utrif

"liu

tO
rt-tunAnt^aujbh-ff utpl^u/btM-rt

sorry,

"

Moses.
s. foolishnoss,sense\ynpnu/uouni-Pf
s. stupldlty,
idlotism,
IT"/" /. s. blackberry; mulberry;
\rnpnuni.ppt.%
madness.
-i-i/r*. brier, bramble; blackthorn, extravagance, folly,

by

pyracantha.

F"/"*s.

S.

^aia-mif; myrtlo-tree.

npnL.

S. 13opnt^

to remove,
ITngfriTj/o.

to

put or

set

irnh

aside,to separate;
pni.piAik" to
IT"'- /" ""

irnu

483

f, ^aipp% unjn.

dumb;

-criit^, to strike
be

wean.

mute, to become

to
iPiiti_,

dumb

or

less.
speech-

U"""-i^.
"5^"/ ".musk;
fr/ft^.mosfreniculum alpinum chifer;
manticum,spignel,
pt^^'^W "1''^"*" Of musk-cat.
Xfnu^mS. fisticuff.
perenne.
ITnii^,dqnj s. juico,extract, any
\Pni.^iiit^
.uy s. pelisse,fur ; {pj.
ed
furred gown
robe ; ^umtCui^
liquidexpressed, squeezed or obtainor
if-tuu,)
from fruits,
"c.
a-iu/juiiim-PliiA
"p fur-trade ; uiuiaiL-i_
6o". meum,

Atha-

meum

y ni-[3-I ti[3-ni nil* l^nt^[3-%

f
t ^[3-iimIi
"

obscurity,
darkness, night; a. dark,
obscure, gloomy

to fur ; -uiif.npb"c.
fluifnpb-"C.

"lui.

S. ir"'i4t_

u,%^u,[,^%
ful
fright-

Ifni.a.nL.'ii^u
s. S. If/i/jt
; sea-ecl.
\fnt.auijl,gsf.muse.
lifnuii-niluy s. muscum.
*irn"-""aiii"nS. mUSt*
(Poi-ui,i/h,^.-:p,fffn^j. entrance,

thick

darkness, impenetrable
gloom ; (Aq.
f, jpi, ad. in
[i jpuA
in
in
darkness, the dark, the gloom.
l^'"^^s. S. ^^""-^; temper ; fig.
proof,
or

a.
trial;
tempered; steeled;red hot,
tion,
entry,coming or going in, introducfiery,burning.
to
'Jffni.itu/blur,
access,
approach, admission;
i-p va. to introduce,

give entrance,to cause

thrust
or poke in, to
to
receive
invent

to

enter ; to

insert ; to

duct,
con-

guide, to lead; to admit,to

to
; to think, to excogitate,

; to

to

adduce,

um,
gate, street-door,
portal; porch, atrivestibule ; income, revenue,
rent;
carnal

knowledge ; S. IjuAmj^; -^ "..

going down ;
ph-i-n-.sun-set,setting,
,

the

allege.

the

settingsun,

west;

luphi-uM^
uiumlrq_ast.
immersion
mphi-ni.
; jt^itjJpi^t. g-u
t"- i/_or
from sun-rise to sun-set ;
~ltni.ai
s. introduction.
income
" expenses ;-"-". i-^
t-^tt
arrival " departureof ships;
mouse
%uit-aig
ir4"'Ap
; pi. mice ; S. '!*?"*"/"
"
the micy tribe;- "/it6-, -^ i-fc hi^
mers
entering" leaving; coujjjf. JiiuAg,
" goers;
rat ;
"iMJUnf, first day of
q-ui^fi
;
4if!wt wood-mouse
the month
wards
field-rat ;
craber, water; ft Jinftguipht-m. ad. to2i"'ill'''
marmot
rat ;
or
or
near
p
"/A"/_
evening
;
;
uiiuik-uA
/ypufug
to
to
mon
ichneuset;
disappear,
mountain-rat;
^uipiat.n%^
If UMpb
to make
one's entry,to enter,
uiafbirij
; S. yiruiiu^uA or iJbiv 5 t^'Ufsb
be
to
in
to
the
or
tt- ^uiquM^uigl
country mouse
^uimifr^,
go
;
be
to
have
to
ceived;
re" the city mouse;
admitted,
S-m^'PW*' ""lp'
access,
in "
t^
hi_ainXh-u to come
uMliut%iu,n
iiiiuAg mouso-liole ; rat's
h-itO
nest ; mouSe-dung ; mouse-trap ; np_
qhint^pnup
go out ; fijuibui/

\faM.h-ui%nii_,
-t^ti.""" introducing
; s.
introducer;-*^^4 s. gentleman usher;

jffitheliacal sun-set

-^

; -^

"

"

"

"

-"

"

t-iUn-UUMI

Mift

-"

0--

unpif.

rat-catcher,mouse-huntiiiiith,^

all

npunpii.ni.p-^Li,
(J^uimnL.)
mouser;
J-utJu
mouse-hunt;-npuui"jto
mouse,
ti^iu%^
et;

mouse

ii.k"the

mouse

to catch

mings
person's goings out " coin, all his designs " actions;
iru. JutfigtO
fiX thO
npn^^ lrf_
of audience ; ^unnnpAuifi ^np^

know

times

to
trained horse.
^%^%i to give free access
^t-i_lun.
I
do
not
ftiT,
tractable
him;
a. tamed,
n^ti-ftmhw^i_lrt.J0""'-'/_
; tpfultap
know how to act ; fauniunint-P-pii,
f,gk
U nM-qm O* U qai-ln
with
is peace
shoos ; slippors
you ? do you
s.
XPni.TCu.i
,
-If. ^n
; S.
,
mg

broken
8queaks.[-f

in

or

"

Moitiwith its derivations.

!" s. mummy
\rni-M%iy,

;,

JhWui^ir

J^inuii-{" cerement, cere-cloth.

VPntA , t"y ail_s. flesh-worm ; gnat,
,

[colour" beauty.

midge.

fine carnation

lYnLiiiuLnp having
JJntAt-mpi ""k"'3 ^- public crier,
a.

bringpeace ?
IT/i^/i
Jpy n4_ s. lamp-black,pinesSot,soot, blacking; ink ; i/t""i. ti.
"

miserable,wretched.
a.
begging,mendicant,
liynupuMiui%
dicity.
S' beggary,menor
-nt^fitX
poor
"

herald.
"*" dumb, mute
aii2si
\fnL.%l^,

'^nt-puMiti
UMgfi "tubuiWi uigiy VCL. tO
to soto
mendicate,to ask alms,;S.2,""^; b6g,
f

irn-u"

irut-

486

a. roaring; S. ISaJn-n^.
vagrant;itht-pu,^ ir".%^"u(u"%
life,
U'fr.'fc^u.rf',
-^yj; yjb vn. to roar;
uigp
precarious
gtuii_^tuAp
to bellow, to low; to rage, to chafe,
s. begging; alms.
]J'ni.pu.%^

to be
licitcharity,

to fume, to burst into roaring ; mTil/A^

a. bogged,
-f -n/
U"n".p"uj""6^yifnup't "pu,p l-Jh/ I have
foreign; ^[i
mendicated, borrowed; alien,
of the disquietness
roared by reason
pieced,patched up, mended.
heartcant,
of my
\fnM-puyli/i
gliufbs. beggar, mendied;
Ji'nAip^^ -iT"-^ *" ^onT, roaring;
a. begged, borrowsupplicator;
ing;
lowing, whining, shudder*o
to
bellowing,
begging,
ipii^u
so
mump;
roaring; bellowing; -i"_
S. }} ni^nuibu"J\
^'
-ifi_a.
[" U "'-{""J/i'k
clamorous, resound""
noisy,
b"
M
{}
"l^li"-'''
[jnL.pi"rq^u/ii "^cl'^
rtM-nui/^iijb
faced.[ing.
'^n.nL-if^
;
roasted
wheat.
a.dog-muzzled
s.
U*ni.^4 Ji'ii"^^
cantankerous,craba.
ySn-n^u, surly,
revolt, [bed.
\S,v.mni,prb
s. rebellion,
s.
obligation,
bond,
\fni.p^ui/i,
uy
S.
]J"u,pin^ir ITut^t* ; -p?/*^ a. fed
contract, bill,note of hand, promissory
fly,
meata'.-^ii* s. flesh-fly,
with flesh ;
dule,
note ; bulletin,cedule,act, scheblue-bottle.
[butchery.
instrument, deed;
".^."^i"i""3
-n^p'^ s.
s. butcher;
memorial, petition; /Aq-uJ/itin^-P't iffni"q.np^
uig
of
slaughcorpses,
heap
Tffuu.^kq^s.
receipt,aknowledgment;
^muin,.^,
fleshy;
^r
""
carneous,
"ru/ii, discharge,acquittance;
i "15"*'*"'-"'*"
""^_
fle-{b
.^/"i/f_ja.
^nUifi decree, ordonnance, rescript, corporeal,earthly;
^.caruncle,
[shy,brawny.
\^uu,^ "_3
mandate; i^ui^^t"-,"j patent, letter
IPuui^t^
living
a. flesh-eating,
specialgrant;
patent,brevet,privilege,
uy
flesh;carnivorous; -n^pfi-Jbs.
upon
debauch.
flesh-food ; fig.
excess,
general pardon.
"iiuigamnesty
\S"'"-p^'"h'"'thv
\Suui'^u/h,.03 s. flesh-fork,"hook;
*" ehirographtP'"3
a.
abstaining from flesh; [b.
-4m"
memorial-writer, memorialist.
er;
,

-ni-

uin.

"

"

-,

"

JpTCtys. hammer;
\^ni.piC,
^lummj/
'-"I'

stone-cutter's

iiyi_OT-pifvn. to abstain

^utpui^

meat.

pick; iu-ju,^
s.
tony,
rivalry in glutXS'uuiJp^ni-PliJb

pick-axe,mattock.

"""

from

in voracity.
emulation
ir""".^"n/^,
; -uip-MUfi
u"j a.
in
f .fillet
lP"iu.1i
a beggar,
a precarious manner;
; gland.
^ -/x.^ tiuH,^
anat.
s.
adenology;
}Juia%ujpuAai-Pb
-at-P-^i-is. mendicity.
U*nt.;ii/i
Jpuinj or infis. bot. myrtlc- -fpni-b s. adenography ; -^aimm.p'b s.
tree; berry;-"u"i"oii.
myrtle-grove. being broken-backed; adenotomy.
Xfaiaiint-.n
a. glandular.
y "'-en S. nSt ;
tun^/r/ ^ J^Jh-iu%u
in flesh,
nate
incarto box, to cuff,to fight with
fists ;
a. clothed
X^uuiuiuiu,
the fists,
with
ad. with
fisticuffs.
-uMTjl,
; fleshy,plump.
butcher ; i/l^'^m.^
ity
IfuwijfuizCiaii.
\fit.mji_,
[y ".mist,darkness, obscuru"j s.
shade
-'s
et;
or
a.
s. meat-markshadow,
foggy,
boy
;
-/f
-uAnj
;
;
obscure,
dusk
butcher's
shop,
dark,
butchery ; -at-lft
; shady,woody; -tjm-ju.,
butcher's
'ithj'va. to darken, to obscure, to ofs.
calling.
VTu^^lis. price of meat.
fuseate;-m-Rpi-i s. darkness.
ir"tf^o. fleshy,
corpulent,chubby,
XTn-^iyipiT,
y^uy vn. to devour, to
of
to
eat like a hog, to swallow
gobble up,
plump, fat,brawny; -t* a. made
ly,
earthor gulp down, to stuff oneself.
flesh,
fleshly,
carnal,corporeal,
s.

mendicant

ad. like

"

"

"

y tLiiiLtuiTf'"3^ ^
'

to

murmur,

growl

^^*

to

mutter,

to

y^b

n^ifn-yiTi

grumble,

to

g Jftdbu/hu to fall
,

one

another

upon

tooth
furiouslyor ferociously,
to be cruelly" obstinately
bent
" nail,
be
to
another,
against one
mutually

mortal

j"p^

mortal

coil;
-

man-mountain, giant.
Pint-p
a. S. [Tuyqti ; $" living,
y^uyiij,
living
,

man

or

soul ; -^

men,

mortals

[cool,to

mals,
; ani-

refrigerate.

JJ'uyj'va.to chill,
to make

cold, to

lows,
bil\yu[,ir,
Jhy^iy vn. to be or feel cold,
to grow
to suffer cold; to catch
frigid,
surging waves.
\Sit.J'n.n.i^
a. murmuring,
grumbling. cold, to take a cold ; j;,biyni f"r,my
\Sn.irn.ni-Uh
hands are cold.
s. murmuF,
growl.

enraged ; dpirn.y,ui_ui/l,^ angry

,

irso.

iTsa

487

madness,
alienation,
lunacy,insanity,

}S"lunia,extravagant,spendthrift
;
-n^pf s. lavishing,
squandering.
to emaciate, to become
vn.
U'aaiipj'

deceit

extenuated.

thoughtful,musing; -^ifr^or -^ii4f"/'

ing,
}^inMu[uiupufj a, deceitful , deludseducing ; -nt-PpiA s. seduction,
I

IPi/nm or IT'""-'"
ed
toucha. S. IT"*-'/^;
with meat; contaminated.
l}ant.,"ni.

op

s.

ponder,

flesh-day.
a

(at calf;

to

muse,

to rack

one's

stable; reflection

to

pensive,

/"""/"4o.

reflect,to
; -^"_

brains

^iwt-P^Ljbs. meditation, ponderation,

investigating
; -/"j/t "
,

MSi'-i-p
jupnj s.crib,manger;
f,Jupy
tin,.iiMp,ufi

think,

to

vn.

-^#""4 or

or

"

examining.

-^

after reflection;
IPinwA ui^ioV/
a. done
jaw bone or the interior of
p^-^iufinf
the mouth;
**. meditation
-irkiF,
or /iu/n^
Jap[iS.S'"/'?-'/'"'/;
tj^va. to think,
;
o.bred in the stable.
to reflect,
to meditate, to ponder,to
ir"f/"f"""/i.-.ft
to weigh; -i/A S.
to muse,
a. crack-brained, cracked,
\f,nutpu,fi,
consider,
ditation,
-n"-/3^
crazed,frantic,
-*"""-/??
frenetic,
mad;
s. thought, meITionijui^/A
;
s. insanity madness, folly,
reflection,idea,
frenzy;
consideration,
,
-pt
as
-paAtrir vn. to reflect,to reason, or
fancy ; g (iJhi-ir
imagination,
revolve in one's mind; -pu,jni.p-I.Ju
far
I can
as
s.
judge, according to my
sharpness,shrewdness, sagacity;
idea; -iropl;%ad. considerately.
-pt.
to recollect,
to rememvn.
ber;
a.
mentally blind ; -4"4phir, tr^fi
\^iauj^njp
to take
it into one's head, to
to be anxious, perturbed;to
ip^liirvn.
to contemplate,
be vacillating,
think, to purpose,
to
wavering ; ~^npaj,ia.
tempt, out of one's mind, extravagant,mad.
atimagine,to conceive ; to make
an
to attempt, to dare, to will,to
U"""""4.u2C
a. presumptuous; to one's
be inclined to, to bring oneself to ; to
mind
or
a. pleasing,
liking,pleasing
; -y
descending,
give oneself up to ; ^ ^l.-puMi{pi,^
agreeable, to one's liking; conIfi.^to obtain a bare
meek ; -ni-Pjis. presumplivelihood;juiuium^
tion
,

luuipnt-PTi to repent,
-

to amend

%lr,rva.

ted,
conver-

to be
,
; [""iiMufutiibi
-

a.

vious,
en-

jealous;S. l"*-'!?-;
-p^/'%"'-j""_
to cause
to think ; to induce,

to attract,to
incite,

to

to be

excite

s.

desire ;

prejudice;-4u."
; prepossession,
stand,
comprehensible, easy to underintelligible,
plain; -^utuai-Pf
comprehension; -^mpni^um a. witty,
ingenious, lively;
intelligent,

very

S. ^ tiitupWphir
changeable.
-^nutiA a. fickle-minded,
~p-^chh ilfi'l"^
; jtithtu^
"in..% -,
to porto commit
to
seducc,
va.
bestiality;
XfinojJ'ninpirJ'
-pt-pni-_

Pi

*.

inal
intent,intention,resolve; crim-

vert

[poselyomitting.
IToxo^n^a.wilfullyforgetting,purful,
\fmur^lip q-puy a. attentive,careate
diligent,
vigilant,
exact; considerto be attentive,
to pay
ilflik-i_,
;
attention to, to mind, to attend to, to
take heed
ous
to,to apply,to be assiduprompt, ready;
; -^li-pa. diligent,
ly,
liSfb i,ppnil_or
iiui/opad. willingly,
with good will,heartivoluntarily,
-

^.^^^lito deceive oneself.

,

wavering,
thoughtful,
iro"".yn,^a.unquiet,
ed,
agitated, undecided,perplexto disquiet,
irresolute ;
umXku
to cause
to perplex,to make
uneasy,
anxiety ;- ^/.it^,to disquietor fret

attempt.

cillating,
oneself,to waver, to be agitated,vawavering, to be anxious, to

be at
s.

loss how

agitationof

to

mind,

decide

-/m-^^,

inquietude,

care,

S. TJaiai^[ii.p
; -jo^
perplexity
; -jaJ-uip
lingness.
wils. goodwill,eagerness,
J-Mupni-Pi

ly,
with pleasure;candidcheerfully,
frankly,sincerely*;
-j.pM-pu,^njy,
*. eager\^,nuAhilia. entering,going in.
S.ir""""^fi-/i
ad.;-q-pt-pni-i
ness
to enter, to
Jni-ut
vn.
Ifux/AA^iT,
ness;
cheerful"/""/"
diligence,
goodwill,
,
insinuate,
to
or
come
in,
introduce,
-Pp S. \yuitaf^i.p
ad.;-q-phirvn. go
,

-"

intrude
tention,
S. fjanu/^fip
or
s. at^^'ii^iiT
; ~q.piiM.pfiL%
heedto
slipin ;
application,
care, heed,

fulness.

oneself;to penetrate into,

-

mn-

up

uin.ui2p
nt.pni._p

to

call on, to visit;

to bo hoard,
uia-iu^li
uiqoPfiji
nt-pni^

present oneself,to

a. brainless,
Xfmuipu.,^
giddy-brained,
nt-JkUl
to ;
.to be a
pated , crack-brained,foolish, hearkened
to be
mad ; -""-? s. mental derangement or
guest, to receive hospitality,
"

"

"""-

irsD.

lodged;

4/Ai to know

""""-

ITPT-

488

spiritual;
clever; -lupaip
intelligent,
mentally; spiritually
stically
; wisely; myual;
spirit; -Bf^uii a. intellectual,
"""it'^i

woman;

ad.

tO COXniUlt
ft Jhpuil oiiiuin^r
utf/hi^u%nj

"

adultery;
to bend
to

court

"

gence,
mental, ideal ; -m-Pi ". intelligood sense, judgment.

before

action

against,

to be out of one's
y^inuiil,,,^,
itiftirvn.
lirious,
wits,to become
deranged,to be deto be forgotten.
[thememory,
to have
*iro.t-4.i/"/
vn.
f/A/li/'
escaped

magistrateor

of

justice;g y."i""n""-n^.".". -, to
judge; 5 *-/"4/'^ to plunge
lowed
abyss,to be engulphed,swal-

the

into

/A^ tti'k" e
; Jti^iuunuumuih /"n-ium

bringan

to

summon

act

or

bow

to sue,

-.

~,

an

whelmed
up ; lAj. ^t-u,liit to be overwith shame, to hide one's
-

confusion

under

the

earth ;

^ "-"".
to enter a person's service,
n-iyni-pp,
to serve
to be
jnit^t^paM^p^^i
;

y^inlrpliir.pJj,
dial,
a. intimate,corpiTiuij
,

familiar
confident,

itu,a.,ytrue
,

i.

favourite;

faithful servant.

or

ly
sincereyyuihpjhipiupad. faithfully,

adopted; trpui^un-np to guarantee,

candidly; intimately
cordially
,
,
,
become
familiarly.
security; (" uiui^puift to
confidently,
familiar.
to
dispute, to contest; /. ./.npi
}Su,trpJia^"M%a.
to become
an
}JuitrpJat'iiiuJ',
experiment;
prove, to try, to make
uiyifi vn,
-

to

-,

to be clothed
M-pijil^j'uipq.^ni.ppu,
our
humanity ; l"^n"-t/ to be

with

to

sleep;

to

set;g ^p(tu,%

to sweat,
oneself much
-.

to

/.iioi.,

vessel ;
with

enmity

oneself;

to

to go on
""/W/i% to be at

embark,

^i^

ty,
cordialis. intimacy,
\fmlrpjh,.pi,iA
close
confidence,familiarity,
strict,
down,
fraternal friendship
to work
or
; faithfulness,
-p-p S. VToifcy.
trouble; sincerity;
JL.p".p
board a
to
]fu,iltj;
irjPva. to push strongly,

to go
luphifui^u/it

hard,to give
-

obtain

intimate, to

grow

confidence.

sleep,to sleep,to lay

with

overcome

to
familiar,

f*-"^

move.

become

t"np4w,i.pj.
IP/," ^..fi,
"C., "C.
to keep in mind,
XTmuiMMfu,';
/[.ifiirvn.

mulus
ir""/"""/"ii
""j *. whip; spur; ^g. sti4^^;
^ni-u/ht^uyvrhip-cord
;
*"^CJ riding-whip
; 4'"/""-'"'^ -""j
lash,cut,stroke of a whip ; S. llnt-^"
;
-uiqiap a. whipped; spurred;
tpft^

to

spite against

"ll"p
ipost-horse;-InTf

W""yyj_'

-whip, to

comprehend,

spur;

ni-pnt-^

to ;

submit,to

shake, to

g Jta-mi/p

or

"i-^'-li
!" iTuip^

X"^,

to

sit

or

be

remember

one,

to be

at

^
possess ;
table ; S. "^/A/.
-

have

; to

; S.

rancorous

U'i"u/a."^"r,
tj/i

subject

to

vn.

to

to

"

"

"

"

lash,to

horse

tj/lva.io

whip ;

to

prick,to

to stimulate.

conceive,to understand
M^uipnt^li
;
ass
piuij s. young
; colt,
uy
hot. colt's foot.
foal,filly;
comprehension, intelligent;
-n.ni.'fs. understanding,intelligence.
Upia^lipa. written with ink; -i-^p,
with down, downy, furnir"#F"u^^cf
ished
""" dark
ly a. intelligent,
clever, ~V"Ct
with soft dark hair;-^,p^j"\p
learned,erudite ; -"../??*. cultivated
black eye-brows ; -Pu,pu,^ a. smoky,
mind, ability.
ITui-^intu a. sharp, perspicacious,fuliginous,
sooty ; -yo* a. black eyeshrewd ; -m-pf s. perspicacity,
browed,
ness
sharphaving dark bushy eye-brows.
of wit ; -muAii^ a. unquiet,anxious,
a.

-""."!.

of good

gloomy, full of care;

to
disquieted,
uneasy,

be

to
s.

care

for

or

ipit^i^to

grow

ous,
anxi-

about; -muA^ni^

disquiet,
disquietude,
anxiety,care,

anguish.

M^Pfuiphp,ag
,

; loaded

tiferous
frucfruit-bearing,

a.

with

-pS,^

fruit-tree ;

a.

fruits ;

tfum.

fruitless ;

","..

the fruit ; -^ a.
"iihuto shake down
full of fruit; -li^p
a.
ous
carpophagmj
; "Juimnfj S. ^mrimpt-p
J ""imq S.
,

a. imaginary,chimerical
Muiuiguiirl^i
,

fictitious,

fabulous
,

pretended, orchard,plantationoffruit-trees;fr

false,visionary,extravagant, fantastical

^''y) -"^"^
'"J *" gardener, watcher;
-gUpiup ad. wisely, sensibly, cottage; -"f""-/"
j. fruit
syrup or juice;
al,
rationjudiciously;
".
-j/, reasonable,
-iluiTfuiit.
fruit-seller;
ui^ s. fruiterer,
f

sensible,
intelligent,wise,
judicious. -t-tm a. abounding in fruit;-^um^ir
a.
ITuKOLnf'intellectual,
to gather fruits.
va.
intellective,

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80.T-

^90

to, to approach,to draw near ;

to stand near,
to be present
(" lfu,i_,
to cut quite
at, to attend;
liuipk/j
short; iJii^uibh^to pass close to,or

D'o^ni.ly or .uj sf.step mother.

liTopn^mAnt^p,
s.
gray-mullet, sura. bearded.
TiTopni-ui'iip
[mullet.
s. the temple.
]yapni-uipJiM,/i_p
\fopni-ki,
/03 a. bearded, long- or

clos"

hard

by

otjy jnntriaiP ututip

there is a will

thick-bearded.

where
gjiu liu.pnq_
iVbhi_,
there

is

bot. tuberose.

Ifopnt-uis.

way-

s. beard
'^omut^"ulia. neighbouring,living
Xfopni-^ unM-pnt^
;
pnt^iuj
or
dwelling near ; -i^imj a. accomiuq/rpki-' gray-beard; ".^t#^,/?u"t
panying,
a
proceeding together, or in
sorry, thick,uncouth
ufiyup^uip
beard ; Jlpm-o^
imminent
pending,
imor
neglected
proximity ; -[nt-m
a.
if-ui/iiMput,
,
at hand, threatening; %u,i^
ed
itiioml,^to have the face covernear,
1

-,

imminent
^a.tu'iif.,

to be

with down,

danger; ipsh-u
-

imminent,to threaten

; -{my

/(j
,

soft hair ; Jopm-u

".p,
beard ; op uMuiliphinj

or

iuilihi,to grow

shaving-day ; uiu"^plri_
assisting,
i/ip,^
present, neighbouring, "jitipni-ii
close to ; -{mn^^. ib^
oneself; to get
[it-p,to shave
near,
pni.u
tO
shaved ; uiirh^l_ qJopm-u as-pnt^
to be cut quite short,cut off
fn"""/"/"
the
at
roots; -:,,"", f.^ s. accessit, shave any one, to trim ; ui'sCkjin-^uAkf^
the next
to the best, second
to let one'sbeard
iruiqlip'i,
grow;
best;
^-"-0
to grow.
his
beard
to obtain
honorable
begins
lp,lri_,
%p,
mention,
-li-3"

'"J

a.

"

get honors

to

-utrf a.

near

relation ;
-^np

k-"!- near
.

kp

; -i."phir, -Jtj"ima.

opin

-^uiiilitlT D,

on

"tultlulP.
I

next,

o.near,

neighbouring,assistant;present;
F

u,^,^^

to

S.
proach
ap-

-"-npnupl,s. proximity,nearness,
neighbourhood; -^",i,ia,p s. city
the capital;suburb; borough;
;

near

market-town.
Ifoinkir,irjil,
to
-Irjni.jut'iikirva,
to

proach,
ap-

place next

nearto,toap-

or

proximate, to draw, bringor put near.

Uomk'iiuiir, yyouiliiT,
to apvn.
u,k^,ijj
proach,
to

approximate,

draw

or

to be

near,
oiMilTM-npb. U

IT"/'.
/a

to come,

go

near.

outiut-np

"

dirt, mud, mire, slime;

3 {he)j[, s. the twenty first letter
puddle, pool,fen, marsh, bog.
of the alphabet,
of the
" the sixteenth
*.

like apuddle or marsh;

\^opuip.u,pad.
marshy, fenny; muddy, miry ; -l,u.%
a. muddy, marshy
; ~^k,i^ -n.'i.yj- va.
to suffocate in a marsh;
shy,
-Jk2_a. marslimy; -"uiuj; ""j""/ vn. to stagnate,
to be stagnant,to form
a
swamp
a.

bog, to

or

stand

-ukp

a.

moorish

j,

"

three

hundred

hundredth.

of or belonging
^uMp.kfi.uliu.'ii,
-pkuA
a.
to Japhet ; Armenian;
um^-r,
the Armenian
nation,the Armenians.
3'"?- y s. S. S"'!^"'-/'?-;
osatiated,
ad.
sated, glutted,cloyed,full;
jto satiety,to one's
to the full;
fill,
-

"

-,

moor-fowl,

[muddy ; s. S. ITo/.
W opuM.,, orU'/Ji-^"i.".
a. marshy, miry,
U'opuijtu.^a.
still,
standing,
stagnant.

4""^

consonants

three

J"

ni.uik"_"-". pjhiki^, to eat

bellyful.

one's

"

drink

[3u"?./lir.

U "p"i.pL~n.in^n,.u,np
sf. cousin, mother's
sister's

daughter ; -^lrn."p^l,
s.

cousin,mother's
aunt, mother's

sister's

son

; -rp^/.

sf.

sister.

-m-Hu
Qu,ti.kjni.pp^%
,

s.

feit,
Satiety,sur-

repletion; u{u"inain./i^
^ j'"t^3eating;-m-guAkW
to satisfy,
to satiate,
va.
to sate; 4et
to surfeit,
to cloy,to glut,
uimu/lA^
to stuff,
to gorge ;
^u"un".a" pt-p to
vent
one's wrath ; -"^^afi.
"*" satisfying,
iTu/iik to burst with
,

s. uncle, mother's
Wopki^jpi^jp

sf. cousin

; -popiaif.ni.iiuip

brother's
s-

ther's
mo-

daughter; -po^"^^/,

cousin,mother's brother's
U

ther
bro-

oppi,S. ITopmiiui
"

son.

satiating.

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40

to eat out of season.

to
gwf.^f/',
k^iy vn. to be satisfied,
one's fill; jm%^^u
or
4""/"/" Quii-pir,
tjiy vn.
to glut,cram
different places, to
or
ftHj'
gorge oneself

have

travel,to visit
rove, to ramble,

to

"with ;yu,^kp t 4"/i75/ he was

tired of lookingat ; j,"^hu,i_a.
"

to

never

wander;

to

roam,

fying
Satis-

"Lyf
Qiai^ai-X,
s.
wandering, travelling;
circulation ; round, turn, walk ; agita3""*-n"-'i
a. vagrant, wandering,
[tion.
to
look
to
va.
Qui^uiit-j;
at, gaze
ir^fi

g itnil_hig ju"_
" land ; S. C?"i-

s.

-ui-^f.

repletion;satiety,disgust;^
; jiufm-iif
juin.ni.p,f. for satiating
;

tu^

uki_,to say I have

had

lounge; to

stray; to circulate ;
"Ttu^ to travel by sea

saturated.
-ni-Uh
^mif-ni-p-fiii,

to

chem.

enough

""-.

"'^U3J""t"'-pt ^^ ^*t one's fill; """^

to glutone's avarice;
%'"/_""f.""4i"./7"
-

"

at ; to survey,
upon, to look intently
to
watch.
for
(jewel " flower).
iliuMn.uiiihiai.p-%
ing
satisfylit-py
his ambition ; jiafnciM, s. chem.
Quilili'iipliiip-p,p-uML. s. hyacinth
,

/"

saturation.
to fit,
to fit well.
QuM^^.j'vn.
to push,to shove.
8'"'7-f.f."-i/',
va.
*-j/"
ficed.
a. immolated,sacrior -y
3""2."'^

set with
a, studded
or
%uiiii,pa,^u,ui
hyacinths; -p-t-iya. hyacinthine.
a.
s. Dioscorian;
^ui^nplfli
-pn"-4 s.
bot. morel or winter-cherry,
alkekengi.
of Jacob or James
a.
Qu.liniip.k-a.'ii
.

va.
Qiu^W, t-jjp

to

immolate,to

offer

to be
up, to sacrifice to idols ; -ItiTvii.
to idols;to feed on
immolated
meats

offered
meats

s.
*3""4"4'"A
^um^pIipt-y

3'"4

"

uMtj t

china,china

ware

"

s,

jjoa^.

hot. bramble, briar.

El, Elohira, God,

[Jehovah.
3'"A"'-'"-*"
3"""4"'-^
-t
S*
"C.
"C.
^utCipuibmiT,
3""'^7-f'^/"^i
account
"pr. for,on
3""/"""f."'
of,for
^ ^t-y s. porcelain,
the
sake
in
of.
consideration
of,
; -"-""/a. china;
Hebrew,

*.

to idols ; to profane or render

unclean
by gnawing them.

Qw^zCufCi^w^

see-saw;

S.

w.

S.

to be impertinent
%uM,pan.u,pA\,j'
vn.
to give
or insolent;to live dissolutely,
porcelain; -lr,ui_
ju.mu,li,tessellated
oneself up to debauchery.
tion
pavement; ~hiui_jop^nt-u,ittessellaSu/^'oA-iy^
jf,^s. salt-provisions.
; mosaic.
or
^atluip-ap-uif-yu a. rude, rough,
3'"'i*-f/",
hgliva. to salt,to season
Salter,
with salt.
vile
3""/^A^".
low, vulgar trivial ;
[flavour
common,
servile,
s. salting.
[city,boldness ; S. loni-cZ-^A ^uMqnMjfu
a.
ous,
o,. bold,audacious;s. audagreat,
large,huge, enormS'"/""/""
3""/^
-t-iT

va.

to

cover

ornament

or

with

"

audacious
some,
venture3'"^'"-"".'""
a.
gigantic,
vast,immense
; strong ;
prudent;
impowerful,mighty, victorious;much,
overhasty,inconsiderate,
ad. precipitately,
abundant, considerable.
headlong, many,
,

furiously,
impetuously,rashly,at

Qu"iP-uipu,ini.i
a.
strong-armed;

solently
strong, robust,
vigorous,very powerrandom, audaciously,inful
without discretion
; indiscreetly,
; -paii a. convincing, convictive ;
or consideration ;
-phpi a. very high ; sublime ; -jytu^j
^"i2"ii./3-^tSr
torious,
to
a. victorious
; -^u/i,a. triumphal,vicimpetuous courage ;
/uf.^""^"y_,

venture,

or

venture

to great

headlong,to
peril.

expose

queror,
con*. triumpher,
triumphant;
subduer
ib'uyi,to triumph
;

oneself

\ad.

over,

conquer

; to

excel ;

iy^

to fall sick.
Qiupiinfirvn.

""
triumphalsong, epinicion; -i^tuumli

Qu,itu,/ia,i
a. roaming,rambling.

of

s. diversion,
Quii-a/iip
pastime.
s. piratical
sel,
Qiuit-luijil,
coastingves-

to

to

epactroceles.
Quilrt-JJ
walk,
-tjnM-juAtiTvtt.to
t-jp,
take or lead about,to conduct here

about ; to
" there ; to veer, to turn
to turn, to roll one's
circulate ; -^u,^
,

to glanceover, or
"
eyes ; "?"-/"".^iy
round about ; mm/tiuJ-uiJ'
^h-piuiiu ,
-

an

immoderate

height or

size,gigantic,

colossal ; -i,,uphj;hg^

va.

to

vanquish,
overcome,
conquer,
to subdue, to subjugate;to oppress,
to

to vex,

to torment

to

p"i"*f
"-

to

vince,
con-

confound, to abash; -4u.^^^

a.
convincing;oppressive;
-e,uMpni-P^
conviction
s. defeat,
subduing, subjugation;
a
.
large-"ruipjpi
oppression
;
;
bodied, big,stout,corpulent.
to

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492

prizeor premium,
ward,
triumph, victory; repalm,
recompense; a. triumphant;
ad. triumphantly, in triumph;
QuiqpuAui^

u"j

$.

laurels ;

complete victory;i"itiau{UM%^ -up

tages
fiai-f,mu!iihijto gain great advana

over

-"""-

"."..

p
it-ijto obtain a triumph ; iui%f%lri_
"liFptyior -tiT, hgl va. to triumph,to

triumph,

s. S. 3"""^^i""%u"ipnL.ii
; trump

receive

the

obtain

or

triumph, to be

victory,to

of

honour

the

bear

the

carry

away

at

cards, ( turk. ?-"t)

"

triumphant, to win
or

to
-u
; liuAifbhi^
It "f.t/""y
.
to be triumphant.

^uni^liiT,
bgiy

to get

vn.

to
spoiled,

be corrupted,decomposed.

So'^Cio/u,
ujg a. frequent, continual,
incessant; prolix,long; much, full,
conqueror.
a.
copious, abundant; ad. frequently,
hcavy, strong- or
QiariPuAq-uiiT
too much, too many;
often,continually;
tic;
well-limbed,stout, corpulent, gigan-ai-Pi s. stoutness, corpulency; -^ ". continuity,
perpetuity;^""jip~'"3t

palm;

prevail;^m^

to

triumpher,

".

size,height, tallness.

shew-bread.

Quinp-aiip victory.
ad. very
several
times
often
torrential,
a.
flowing rapidly,
3"'"/P"""^"-/"
a.
powerful, very numerous;
-if-aiXii.
impetuous.
s.

-u

^miip-iuukpa.

to win

eager

tious,
; conten-

TCatjpiup numerous

able
innumer-

army,

throng; -if-nup-S. pu/^i/l-^oi-P

;
to desire to conquer
vn.
-^u/iia. frequentative
; -^t S. 3""^"'A'
; to delightin
strife or quarrelling,to dispute, to
a. ; "uiui^ui
ous
religi"uiui^A a. where
ceremonies
s. desire of victory;
contest; -uppntJi^
frequentlytake place;
love of contradiction, contentiousness,
-"^tuuini.i/'a. narrating many
things;
quarrelsomeness,pugnacity, dogmatical; s. Stromata; -"^4" S.B*"^
fractious temper.
to appear
in
vn.
a^A nd.; -mhu
ih'iiliJ'
the
S. QuiiCa,^
a. givIng
a.
Qa"lPai,nni-i,
victory. publicfrequently
; -unp
QiuifP-uipuAs. lists , battle-field ;
QuiiCai^tj;t-jP va. to do often or
of victory.
means
frequently;to redouble, to multiply,
to augment, to increase,to enlarge ;
Quiqfllnr,t^li va. to vanquish, to
to conquer,
to frequent,
to haunt, to visit often;
to subdue, to
vn.
overcome,
to augment, to increase, to grow;
to
subjugate ; to surpass, to excel, to
to
be
t
o
prevail over ; "Miuimlrpm^l, to conabound,
quer,
plentiful, superato triumph;
to overcome
bound, to redound; to continue, to
^uii-n^'h,
one's griefor sorrow;
master
or
endure, to last,to remain.
quarrelsome, litigious
; -uf^trf"

overcome

all

surmount

every

sorts

duiiT ^pfigu/iiAlfb to
,

to

get

the

of

to
difficulties,

obstacle

u/iiifib

vn.
^MuTfuifitptr,
h-niujS. ^utzCuiluirJ'

-iunpif.
^uinCuiiuniu
mg

self;to

s.

oneself, customer;

conquer

victoryover
subdue

-m-Pi,

s.

frequeutor;

custom,,b"siness.

"nt-Hh
s. frequBucy;
^ui'^Cuifunt-PfitX

come
over-

abundance, great quantity ornumber,

to gain one's cause.
^"umu,i,u,u,1,f,
heap,redundance,affluence;
frequenting,
a. rendering
^"^"iptjni.^l,^
haunting.
triumphant
over.
3i""r,n) s. delay ; ~nij_ad.late.
8""lRini-,Qu"ip-ni
for a
utjh
s.
victor,vanquisher,
a, long ;
QuiiTuifp
mJo^
or

passions ;-/i

one's

"

conqueror;

a.

triumphant,

victorious,
glorious.

number

of years

uiju,
^kjjiru
years! live for
-

may

for

many
years ;
live many

you

ever!

8iM,,ip-n".p[,L.%
^uiiruin. u,g a. obstinate,stubborn,
s.
triumph, victory,
S.
advantage
success,
QuntPmi^iuJi selfwilled,
;
wilful,headstrong, sullen,
,

nt-Ppiii ; liMumuiplriui_ decisivo vie-

restive

tory ; mXh/j

-hiT,

inu"%)t^,

uiniubuj.

get the victory,to carry

be

'L IT

the

to prevailover,
victorious,

to

day,to
to

get

; tenacious
,

to grow
bornly
stubborn,to be stubbent on, to be headstrong, refractory,

the better

the mastery of; ib p".

or
4;u%^,u^ "u%t-i_or"niu'iit-i_
to obtain
^,

; -u^miT
,
uigiy ,
stinate,
obto remain

tjl, -[ij;hgui)vn.

to
insist,

obdurate

; to

be

on;

bent

persistin,to
-4"

S.

8U.8

3U.8

495

QiuiTuin.;
-nt-fi]^,-nt-iHi

ry
obstinacy, to salute or compliment a person evethe
hour
of
J-uij"
selfwill, morning ;
,
-k-fh
,
prejudice,perverseness, fanaticism; audience;uit-qt-t-ifihall of audience.
stiffness,
ad. early,very early,at
harshness, tenaciousness, Qiu/f.J'uA
obduracy; -Ppad. obstinately,
ly,
wilfulday-break.
to leap with joy.
stubbornly,obdurately.
vn.
QiyP-n-lrir
ad.
ud. unawarcs,
QmJpuffp totally,
pectedly,
unexQiyiui^aipb-ni-j
entirely,
quite;
rashly,imprudently.
a. of that time.
[then;
Qaijpypad. out of the way, unseasonably,
then,at that time,just
^uybJ-iuiTad.
beside the question.
the
QuM/bliniu
pr. ad. over,
on, on

stubbornness

s,

restiveness

"

-"".

Quii"mT,t^jt -yiiuiiT,irjiyvn. to delay,

,

to

gu^bkij-, to

one's

A^yp"

not to
f ^"Mi,inpii.ni.p%
cup ;
receive often the Holy Saicrament,
-

QuiJirj;t-jfi-hjni.ga,%irir
to
vo.
,

tard,
re-

to

defer,to delay, to put off,to

procrastinate; b"4/"t'^j"'Jk ijfuu my
lord delayethhis coming.
Suri/t^n^uui \]^t%ni-uut ad,
sides,from all parts.
,

OU

all

endless;

-"

"

ever

arf.for many

s.
QiaJnip JnL.ftiu^
,

6""/^"-%

-ni-p^

s.

on

^jpuMpuimiuf
beyond ; uiiiijuiiiki_
lj'^/"""_
; "u'iyui%li-i_
pass Ararat
the Euphrates; S.ll"y".
to cross
muMj
"

"C.

^tyuttyu
pr.
this way

this side,
ad. here, on
jui/uliyu on this side "

that, from

on

here

there ;
this way

way,

iyu

side "

one

"

some

"SSi

the

fe-"-nSu

"

other,

juifUliyu
,

that, some

some

one

another; 4.yt-jlru,^-j.y%^
having glancedaround ; S. My
some

menoQiyiiJuit-nt-pp
,puig $. legends,

logy.

years,

wild

goat ; antedelay,stop,stay,

ad.

forward,
hercaftor,hencehenceforth,from this moment
[U'"4"'
hour, for the future.

e,hml;
3""yi""r

[lope.

ever.

cross

go
to

3""i/ipu,i/"a.eternal,
lasting,
perpetual,everfor

that side ; uA.

over, to pass by, to

other side,beyond,

retard,to defer,to remain,to

procrastinate; to tarry, to stay, to
dally,to loiter,to lag, to while ; to
wait,to be patient; /""f.Jiiii.n^,
to continue
drinking; to remain long over

or

retarding.
s. amber-gris ; bot.
Qu"niiuipy^ru/uip
mimosa
farnesweet-sultan,
(purple)

Qiyia,pj a. evident,clear,manifest,
ly,
obvious ; ad. evidentplain,palpable,
manifestly
acacia.
clearly,
obviously,
plainly,
siana,
S.
-k"Quifu.'iini.pf
t"'ik
;
3'""^a. tardy,slow,long; sluggish,
; s.
ly,
naturalis
it
clear
ad.
k
^ai
evident,
dull;
slowly, tardily,leisurely;
;
of course, certainly
k ibi it
sluggishly.
; lyu
a. s^ow-going
m-phSii 4- it is
^uMiTpiuifiuMj
; -i^ifni. is certain that ; u"i"/u"
,

"
-

"

born
a.
"fuou S. Jfu/ftpiui^qni.
; "b-fiii

late;-4"""-""""

a.

slow

of

belief;-im"r

clear that ;
or ^
to be manifested,made

therefore
appear,

t-wij

to

known,

ed
a. slow-moving;
evident,to be discovered or disclosto
to
declare,
or
"/6-ty;_,
iun^ki_,
tardy
sluggish
;-:pi"/^
to
to
make
ly,
slowor
to
put
manifest,
display
steps, slowly; ^p-m'tiuiu go
,
to go with slow " cautious
fy,
steps. set forth, to shew, to prove ; to signito
name
lun-it^^ti^ntit^i./??
a. very
^uMj-phu^
slow, very tardy.
;
a.
QaiJinAp-h,ji
slow-going; s. land- to acknowledge the receiptof.
carriage,carriageby waggons.
ent,
%uymuttf.yu-/[uA a. evidcut,appars. slowness, tardiness,
plain,visible, manifest, clear;
^miTpnt-P-liJu
ness.
idle-iia^uim a.
delay,retardation ; sluggishness,
expressive,significative;

QmJh-iT vn:
ad.

a.

; -^pJ-

with
-

ad.

3"y
whoop

*"

hue

"

cry,

hoot, hooting,

uaa%k-f_.
^ui2_tt- J'y
^tgjnq.ui"j
^ly 4"*-^ uMa%ygj to hoot, to

whoop,

; Jf^J
to

J"^

to
ridicule,

blamed

proved
public or publiclyre-

a.

visible,plain,evident

a.
r-'b^'u

; -Wti

significative

scoff; to treat

roughly,to molest, to importune.

better WtjunphW,k^fivn.
^uyn-nplrJ;
to wish any one good morning ; to go

in

uiniilruto reprove openly ;

;
to
be
-i^min
publiclyinsulted;
-iptt-ij

eminent, renowned,
famous

; -miumlibp

expressive;

a.

a.

pressive,
ex-

picuous,
cons-

ed,
celebrat-

representing,

J^/'^-a/ portrait,sta"

3U.6
tue ; -aiMuiitL.j'
a. narrated

or

ing
narrat-

clearly
; expounding clearly; ad.
evidently,clearly
;

clearly;to

8U.'ii

494

lunitu

to

rate
nar-

explain,to expound;

oneself

oneself,to make

to manifest
known.

3"^"'%^a. evident,clear, manifest,

obvious, explicit,
notorious, recognizable,
apparent, palpable,visible

explanatory.
-pu/iia. declarative,

; ad.

tinctive,
disS. QiyiniiaiMil^u
^, it is clear,it is
;
QuiiuiiMipuiii
,ag a- declaratory;
of
is
that
characteristic ; *. demonstrator
it'^^i^,
course;
evident,
to
be
to
u.n.".4^,
manifest,
appear ;
; arilh. denominator; exponent;
manifest.
-nL-jdJi
nifestation,
QiyuA^^ a. enunciative.[to
s. declaration,
exposition,ma-

or
notification,statement
account; manifesto, manifest; prospectus,
to make
u./i.it"_,
programme;
-

manifestation.

s. evidence,
3iya,%nt-P-^"-'ii

enunciation

tation,
manifes-

veiling;
disclosing,un-

calypse
apparition;revelation. ApoTuelfth-day
Epiphany
;
,
,
"night; coming, appearing of our

well known.
a. very
Qiyuilrph-i-uili
the
before
Lord ; divine oracle ; ituMitni.li
in the
Q^myuAq-liiTusipr.
-^
,
in
front
face of,
[Pt- Qiyu/iiuiuiki.
or
of; ad. S.
Apocrypha.
presence
^lyuHiaiiiku
; a. notorious, publicly
modest,
known, sensible,visible,evident ;%umiiuui figor uig a. impudent,imto Bxposc,
to oxplaiH,to
wanton, unchaste, lecherous,
gni-juM%iri,
,

evident

make

make

of

show

to
lascivious, lustful,lewd, obscene;
[uuijuiiun.iu^k-i_

openly ; -ui/^ui^".

sible,or
vi-

ad.

-u

impudently,unblushingly,

scenely.
palpable,notorious, evident; immodestly, lewdly,lustfully,ob-

-ni-f s. manifest

proof,evidence, notoriety
nifestly,
maopenly,publicly,
visibly.
QiajuAuipuAa. expounding, explaining,
exposing ; clear , perspicuous,
plain,
obvious,plain; -tir, h^f, va. to ex-

less,
a. unblushing,shameQiuf[iu,inuipuig
dest;
brazen-faced,impudent, immo-

; -Pp. ad.

expound, to expose,

to

to make

clear

a.
obscene-eyed,
-4""/"-"oj

impudently ; -%uiir,
devoid of modesty, to
at

be

trate,
to illus-

to

lead

an

ui^iy

ing
star-

vn.

behave

unchaste

to

pudently
imlife ;

evident;-l^i_s. "uih-u O. ^uMitruMu

planation,
^HMiptumhiPt IraiMij
D. ^yutjpuitnuAuiu.
expounder, interpreter;~n,.p^ s. exS. 3ui/m_
s. immodesty, lasciviexposition; -pmp
Qiypuiuini-Pj
a. speaking or spok%uiui^,i;-pu/^po/n.
lust,lewdness, obscenity.
en
onsness,
openly,manifestly; il^iym-PpiA
QoAf S"'^^ "tj s. term, end,finish;
or

"

undeniable

testimony;

or
-

decisive

^oot^i to

witness

speak

"

"

rhyme, cadence, numbers,

or

tion,
termina-

ending, desinence,harmony;

ly,
open-

a.

coming,
beplainly;-q-ybu S. convenient, suitable,congruous,
ratory,
declaQufjintuiufka
-liulua. manifest,
adapted; quiet,good,
apt, fit,
expressive;-'buifuu.u,S. gmy. kind, sweet, pleasing; kfu^yij e,m.
to be finished,
accomplished;
; -u/t" ad. evidently,manifestly, uu/iihi_,
ate;
obviously,palpably, visibly; to expire,to end, to bound, to terminclearly,
to
publicly,
notoriously,
openly,overtly;
i,u/iihi_,
uitubirij bring about,
guise, to succeed in ; to complete,to put an
disexplicitly
intelligibly
; without
,
frankly,
freely,
boldly;-"ifr"^^ end to, to finish.
to

speak

out

"

uiui-

a.

apparent,evident,public,visible to

all.
va.
%uym'btj;t-^j,

to

reveal,to

close,
dis-

discover, to unveil,to unmask,

to publish a secret, to make

to

public;

to

explain,to
state,to
to

manifest,

similar ; -^^m
declare, to
to
forth,
signify,to notify; rhymer, rhymster
to

expound, to

expose; to
to express;
utter,

in a proper manner,
a.
^uAiii.utii.njii
seasonably, becomingly, befittingly;
ed,
-iu,% a. rhymed ; accomplished, finishended; -^^j a. well suited to one
another, having affinity
with,analogous,

S.

Zt-i:!r"irr
" -"t"^

set

^a"u,

-t-np

S.

S"*?- a.

to end; -".o^m-J
i^iup^, -t-np^Wvii.to finish,

one's
*/'" /"-/""to manifest
designs, s. accomplishing,
fulfilling.
intentions,
tO
S'ui^ti/* tyf -IrgnM.gui'blrtr
Vtt.
thoughts or opinions,to
declare oneself,
to speak out; ^u'b^
to end ; to render
complete,to finish,
,

sai

311^

49B

suitable,to adapt,to accommodate;

appropriate
; to accord ; to put into

of,in

the face or sightof,hard

by, against,opposite,over
against,
in the view of, in the face,publicly,
in public; ^kJ"
face to face ; front

sence

to

rhyme.

to be
QuMttflriT,
t-jfi-q-JtiT,
vnir^uij
bounded ; to drive at, to front ; /../",
ended, finished,
before me, in my presence;
to tend to, to come
be
to
reduced,
to,
tfitqk-g,.y,in face of the
to dwindle, to result
church ; suT ^/i in the face of the
; to discharge,to
flow or to fall into, to empty itself.
whole world ; laJj/i,
publicly,before
all people ; "i/i"t^ to say to one's
S. H,i4n"-u.6s.
QaAif-ai-iair
; rhyme,
,

termination
or

ed
a. well-work; -um,"u,^,i,i_

made.

laCe

uiirhiytO
uhlUI^^ J^tuanM-nmblr/j

present,to offer, to introduce,to

s.
6a.%^"i"./9^^".%t
relation, aflSnity,

to
exhibit,

to

set before

ableness.
suitconformity, similarity;
fitness,
eyes,
s. end, termination,
Qu,%ii.ni-m,
close,

cadence;

conclusion;

meeting,

rencounter

utn-itu to put
terminate

?"""/;_

end

an

"

repose, rest;
u.*A-^,pt-pt-u

to
to, to finish,
immuipt-^
?-""/.
-

to
/ai-pt, to be perfected,
perfection.

arrive

present,
re-

the

to shew, to remonstrate
;
"""._
to
iA/_i reprove, to reproach,to blame;
to present oneself,
to apilHitu 4/"Y_"
pear,
-

to make
to shew
to appear

one's

appearance

oneself; Jhim^u

fore,
be-

li"Mii_,

before.

a.
^ui'i,^\,j'iu%iuluou
saying to

son's
per-

dicting,
face,in the presence of; contraopposing; -/./o"#.i.?".
speaking
face to face, dialogue,confabulation
;
to
draw
to
vtt'
-4""/ a. opposed, present; ad. before,
gli
^u^bi^nt-gu/ithj;
on,
to show, to
win, to attract,to charm, to captivate, face to face;
uini,t^i_,
to conciliate,
to reconcile,
to appease,
to
demonstrate, to explain;
prove,
to
to
stration
demonto calm ;
s. proof,argument,
conclude, terminate,to
-^lajai-Pf
finish;
1"^/""" to steal hearts,
j/A^*
; reproach; -^uA a. reprehento win, to conciliate ; j^*"pt" t'"
*o
sive, reproving; evident, manifest;
in the preive,
attractwin or bring over; -"""-^["i_
a. present,assisting,
a.
-i-uj/
sence
s.
of;g. assistant,;-iiMijni.p-ln.%
alluring,engaging, insinuating,
the beingpresent,assisting,
winning, prepossessing.
presence;
proof,demonstration ; -JhpJ- a. repelQuiif^ir, ftiy vn. to be attached
ling
affectioned
or rejectingadvice, spurningor
or
to, to get fond of,to
insubordinate
affection or liking
conceive
an
admonition,insolent,
for;to
despising
ad.
openly,obviously;
; -u^t"
repose, to cease.
-mtn
impudently,
ad. boldly,
a. seeingface
evidently,clearly;
%uAii.ifiuip.iiMp
"t^nfiiu
saucily, daringly, rashly, to face,clearly
er
; -piup
ui^ s. presents. presentation
; -puipnt-ffh
audaciously,
; -i.np a,
hardily,precipitately,
ing
actproachful,
reor
a.
evident;
plain,
visible,
apparent,
; -unphtemerariously
-pu,/,
ously.
audacia.
reproving.
rashly; -luou
speaking
^uA^fiiru/iitrj;
tj^ va. to reprehend,
to reprimand,to blame, to reproach,
to cast in one's teeth,to chide,to rebuke
render impudent or rash, to embolden.
sharply,to revile,to rate,to
Su'^fifJi/uri
t-giy vn. to dare, to be
to do
bold enough, to be audacious
scold; to present, to represent, to
hood
show, to demonstrate, to discover,
or
say any thing,to have the hardidisclose
unveil ; to prove, to conboldness
to
vince
or
or
to
to, arrogate,
at

"

"

"

presume,

to grow

insolent

or

saucy;
the risk.

; -f "r

vn.

to be

chided;

proached,
reprehended,rebe presented

to

venture,
attempt,to run
s. audacity,
boldness, discovered ; convinced.
QuAn-fiiiii-Pt
finder,censurer.
hardihood ; impud3u"%f/""/L/%^^".fault
rashness, temerity,
ence,
admonisher; discover; demonstrative^
sauciness,insolence,
arrogance,
s. reprehension
ty
^u/iiq-fiJUAni-P-pi^
too great liberpresumption; licence,
correction
admonition
reprimand
youthfulpranks ; -/"t"".^
; frolic,
reproach; invective,scolding,chid
in the preQuAq.l"nu%
exposition;
ing;representation,
proof,
pr. ad. before,
to

to

3111,

statement
demonstration, manifestation,
; 2r'-p -P^

'

8US,

496

bitter water

the
; fig.

panic terror;

"Bu4

unexpected death;

of bitterness.

waters

s.

sudden

o^4""i" sudden,

or

-."o4

death

dead

a.
-

denly
sud-

to die
iptt-i^,

dy,
or
a sudden
death; -^ipJ- a. moved
a. rash,foolhar^uAq.ni.ifi
ii.fni.%p
/Ifbjtd'vn.
audacious, adventurous, hardy, moving suddenly ; -guMum-ifh
to be passionate,
considerately,
hasty, irascible.
resolute, determined; ad. rashly,ina.
momentarily
*-t^i-"-t"i"3
gmi^.i/f
arrogantly,
audaciously,
S.
ad.
^uA^Mupbr
seen.
[-S-o^^*"
presumptuously,insolently,
tily,
haughpetulantly;hardily,resolutely,
determinedly.
ad. without
suspicion,
Qiu'i.liiupb-u
to be or become
["c.
confidingly.
apathetic; to be out
"c. S. quAy-"
Qiu%f/irtri
of one's senses.
Qujii^iut-np
ad. unjustly,wrongfully,
QuAPpaiM-P
it can't be done.
wrongly, unreasonably, iniquitously, imp. it is impossible,
arf.
fully,
careS.
%uibi,ii'iiiu,p.uip
providently,
[illegally.
Qu,%lu%u,jW'f'^'y
"C*
^luli^
D" Quiitif.
diligently.
^uihl^ ^umJiI^iu
tude,
s.
%u/iiS,u/iiiu3'b^
care, pains, solicilf.UM,., "C.
sudden
a.
assiduity
^a/bliuiptr
; management, gestion,
unexpected,
,
,

"

"

unforeseen;

"

once

to God

by

! may
chance.

arf. unawares,

suddenly, on
all at

"

edly,
unexpect-

sudden, abruptly,
God!
would
int.
please
;
it please God ; hfik if
a

expedition.
QaAAn/iiAtiT,hgjiva.io take care of,
attention to, to be careful of;
to provide for, to protect, to treat
to pay
with

a. suddenly opened;
%u/i.^ii,p(rujp.iu^
unexpectedly;
a.
-^[ii-iii
unexpectedly discovered;
denly;
sud-^n/b S.3"'*4'"i"*arf';
-?-"/"S-fli.done

unforeseen,unexpected, unhoped
unlocked

or

for ;

care

nister
to admi-

; to manage,

expedite.

; to

a. gushing forth
-p.ni-lu

edly,
-q-k^H a. happening unexpect-

much

careful

s.
^uAiu,%il,i_

vider,
pro-

person,

director.
protector, manager,
! God
^u,%JiXa. recommended
; Hy
be with you! Adieu!
k" t-qt-t.,
"-r^_
to resign,trust,
V.
imp.
t-qi-ioi_
^ii"^
-

extraordinary, submit, abandon

recommend

or

self
one-

S. QuA^'itlrJ'; ""/i..
casual, accidental;ad. unawares,
to;
fortuitous,
uin^/r"_
ously
fortuitassume
or care,
responsability
suddenly ; by chance,
int^.to
shower
undertake
to
to
or
s.
oblige
to,
pledge
ufiiipln; -^t-'L
; -p-m^
-

ad. all at

once,

suddenly, impetuously,

pidly;
raprecipitately,
inconsiderately,

"

oneself to do
to

not
anything;i""""in"-"_to
ject,
reaccept, to deny, to refuse,
,

to disallow ; S. 1J,*'"S"
o. unexpectedly called
-"l-n,inil_
commission
ims.
together or assembled
*.
-/"o"
Quii^uiJ-nqail^
; uA_
;
the members
of the
provisatore; extemporary speaker or
quti/p-nf
;
to appoint or name
to extemporize; iuipq-trij
a
va.
poet ; -[uoukiT,t-gli
to speak extemporally
a.
QaAJltiuiaiiiiu.nu/i,
presumptuous,
; to get up at
a moment's
notice; -^oum-P-l,*. extemporizingarrogant, presuming , self-conceited ,
; extempore
f/*"/_or
speaking ; confident,consequential;
-

-.

too much
improvisation
on
self,
one-b^rvn. to presume
; -6-my.a. shiningforth
or
to be self-conceited,
appearing suddenly ; -5-^i a. haparrogant,to
pening
trust to, or to rely on
suddenly or unexpectedly;mosume
oneself,to as-

mentaneous,

of short

duration ; -^uili

a consequential air
or
look,to
seen;
arrogate,to pretend to ; -""-/??s. prefor,unforesumption,
foreseen,
-IIIa. sudden, unexpected, unself-conceit,
consequentialad. presumptuunthought of,abrupt ;
ness, arrogance
ously,
; -Pp
ad.
fas. unawares, unexpectedly,quickarrogantly.
consequentially,
worth
ly, suddenly,abruptly,all at once;
^uAJ.'iiMHn.u.^ui'u
a. acceptable,
-40.U a. happeningunexpectedly,
ing
comacceptingor taking;volnntary,avowed
pected;
by chance, unlocked
for, unexaccepted ;
tive
uiuimm-^paA posi,
S. Ou"%r^u#^6commissionad.] ^tnujul mutif.^
precept ;
u"j s.
violent fright,
"/"""Hb'^cib'-i.'
panic, agent,factor ; -n.n^ s. acceptance,aca.

unexpected, unlocked

"

"

-".""-

3I1S

disdain;outrage;

8o.n-

498

8""""n^"'"-""6"3 s. prosperity.

un.t^, to injure,

prosperity,
^aiinqnt-Plf^i.
f.succBss,
curse.
luck
or
happy
fortune,thriving,
good
s- retrenchment, cutting
8""v"'L-'"'%
virtue
affairs
of
venience,
state
tion.
; con; efficacy,
off,suppression,
diminuition;mutilaleisure,ease ; opportunity,
occasion ; -.p achievements, exploits,
to retrcnch,to
QuiuiiaM-lrir,
vQ.
lrg[,
with
heroic acts ; -p ad. successfully,
ate,
to diminish,to cut; to mutilcurtail,
to abridge; success;
to castrate
f "fk'H ^"Y_n"-"'^i to be
;to cut off,
to outrage, to affront ; to

"

to

suppress;

lop,to

to

prune,

^"""-t^"^^m-q^^i,

trim,to cut ;

to

nq.

to
detruncate;
^In-u,
bird's
to
shear,
clipa
wings ; ^4*-^"

b-uiiLU, to

to

clip; to

shave

; -tf "r

ears

"c. ;

"

vn.

"""-

puf^^

/"i/o.

"

the

ensure

Qui^npf

of.

success

successor

S'

luj

heritor;
heir,in-

ing,
following,next; succeed-

a.

Qa"uiuiM-[i^s.
pruner, lopper;am-p

S. ^uilnqnt-P-liHi
;
Qia^nqni-t"
muiu
to

h-ph-uo^ te be
[trenchant sword.

or

close shaven.

him, he
ihuMiy,nu fortune befriended
had the fortune to; S. C^Jhilrj:
,

;
j""4"i%"u to crop
to be pruned, cut off,

qhfiLuo^

favoured,befriended

rity
poste; -.p
subsequent,posterior
ad.
cutively,
consesuccessively,
; -""p""/"
,

-,

the other ; -""4"A

after

one

tj^
successive,consecutive ; -hw,
hurry,
to
at
to
to
succeed,
;
replace
cause
va.
once.
suddenly, quickly,
to
come
to
succeed,
vantageous,
adv
n.
or -fi/",
Qui^ia. favourable, propitious,
*-j""7
after,to follow next, to take the place
prosperous, commodious;
next
heir; to
to stand
t. it is favourable, "c. ; it is time,
of; to inherit,
to
to
it is the favourable
to
spring
result,
follow, ensue,
moment;
t^,
sion;
success.
from
or proceed
happy issue.
; -""-/?^"A
der,
inheritance; continuation, orQm^iia,p,u/uu,
a. lucky, fortunate.
affairs
series
of
ful,
series ;
^iu2nii,uli
a. adroit,
;
clever, skiltpuM^
"y
succcssion,
expert, capable,apt; industrious;
luiihuifijlTiihniini.p-hg
nimble, expeditious,quick,alert;S. concatenation,series of misfortunes,
in
ad. hastily,
Qu,iMfnLp,^li[,

a.

"

"

Qui^ni"

Sitnii;

ad.

-,up.u,p

"

adroitly, of

crimes.

pertly,
dexterously, cleverly,skilfully,exQain-iuij s. frout,frout part, fore
terior
capably ; -n..pi s. dexterity, part ; a. previous,former, prior, anoverad.
before,
address,cleverness,aptitude,ingenuity,
in^front,
;
fore
formerly,heretoskill,expertness. [handed. against; previously,
ability,
the
at
ment
commencea
t
S.
a.
Qui^aijjuAtni,
3""^'/'"4
; first, first,
i luckyt.od. prospcrously, hapafterwards, at a later
Qui^nquiMM/Ii;,,
;
pily,
in
the
sequel, eventually;
commodiously.
period,
-a

Qa,inqt-.r,
hjjf,va.

to prospor
to
,
to favour,to second,
prosperous,
to facilitate ; to direct,to govern
; to
make

do, to operate, to act; -"""j Jhq^ pu,,,

fortunate
we
so
^""13-1'
were
"'i'"i'!iiiri_,
to see ; -/..rvn.
as
to prosper,
to be
successful

prosperous,
to have
great success,
succeed
in, to contrive

prosperously,to reach
aim,

to come

to

before,

pr.

ere

.p""i quipti.

was
before the sun
;
.g ^iT, first,
first of all,in the first place,before
all things,first " foremost ;
J-aiiTa,,
-

anciently,formerly,long since,
%iu/iiMiL.
hour
in days of yore ; J-unTuMtan
behind
"
"""before
before
;
fortunate,
^4%^
;

or

to

thrive,to
to, to get on
attain one's

or

^uA

good issue,to

minate
ter-

propitiously;/.itf".p^""4K
-

to succeed
liiufn^PliJuor ii^uipitl,,,
to be
against all probability;
"^-,^-,
,

to fail,
to miss one's aim,
unsuccessful,
to be baffled,
to miscarry,
to be greatly
disappointed
; ju."anlriij[,u
jm^n,
,

succeed
.e^t' you will fully
'Z-^'u/'
will be well with
you.

; all

"^

hind;
beq^%[i neither before nor
to
forward;
pt/.fe/_.
iy"

n^

bring before,to present ; to produce,

to engender, to occasion;to
to cause,
allege,to adduce, to quote, to cite;
-

or
piifit-i_

^u,ij

to

proceed from,to
to

result
,

from

to

be

derive, to

produced

to make
""j'iyui'iiti_,

come

; to

emanate

or

or

ensue,

born

progress,

to present for
#.u1ifr^,
choice ;
to
adduce, to draw,
mn.%nt.u
to
to bring;
"f!uuiiti_,
ipuij 4"y.

to

improve

"

8u.n-

present oneself,to

Bai"

4S9

forward ;-

come

"e. S. Ii""

foregoing,
precedent ; -t"r,

to advance
further ; 4froit_
"/"""""ih-fj
to
to
"-*"/_. precede,
escort,to convoy;
to
to advanco
JuMuint-gmiiirij causo

; -ifiiTa, advancing,
progressing
making proi
; improving,
ficiency
; ad. forward ; s. coryphaeus;
to progress;
or
to raise,
to elevate, proficient;t, he is advancing in his
to promote ; to
studies ; t-pPm^- he Jtiru.%aii_,
prove
to imbring to an issue ;
to advance, to gain ground,
t-pP-uifj
; to increase in prosperity; [ip^
to progress, to improve
urmirti
u.irtu to
;
ja."nY4/A that mau
prospered
to go on ;
to advance,
continue,
or
vn.
^/.i-"_^p.tAu'u greatly
-^pJlnr
ipihi_
;
"c.
/uiin-aiut-j;

"

to

gather up the broken

thread

of

to

continue, to go on to
sume
proceed in a discourse,to ret-t-u
to
lutifp
miu'bhi_, push

say, to
;

beyond,

stretch

to go

versation,
con-

make

forward, to

progress,

to

progress, to
to succeed;
profit,

s. advancement,
-q.liJh.-Pi
progress,

improvement, amelioration; -i^Ppa.

far;-"up4". placed before, propounded ; -q-plrj;

ward
to propound ; to
it^lj-% lybhij to propose, to put fortgl"va. to set before,
to
/"u4"uuuigl I said already. propose ; vn. to purpose, to project,
;
s.
^uin.ui2uip.iuJ-[{i,
privilege,prerodevise,to form a design or resolution;
gative,
specialgrant or endowment.
-^pn..(3fs. proposition
ject,
; design,proQuitt-ai^pu/ii
intention.
^j *. preface prologue,
tory
prefapreliminary
dissertation,
Siiiit.aj"ui/uui,/^,
; progressive
-loj a. foregoing
discourse,preamble,exordium,
guard,
;- ^m-tT- advanced
"-%imumt-iiuig
prelude, prolegomena ; a. speaking vanguard ; ^"uf^"#jn"-/?f
first ; -t"r, ty/r vn.
to speak first ; to
stars
of
the
course
tating,
; -^"4 "" premedito

too

"

open

the

proceedings; to make
; to give as

introduction

or

-nt.p-J,5'

being the

specimen
S. 3"'"-"""f"p'"*'
; the

first to

deliberatingbeforehand; premeditated

face
pre-

premeditate; to
beration,
previousdelitelling,
forepremeditation
; -[uou a.
presumingto speak
predicting;
; -ipiku

to

t* s.
provide ; -/u".4oi-/3f

speak ; prediction;

-pkpuilii-% a. pronounced, uttered;

p.irph,r\vn. "to be
-p.hpkJ' S. 3"'"-"'^

first;pert,petulant,
saucy, rash; -/o"._
uni-P'fs. prediction,
advance, to progress;
prophecy.
6-""f^ *. mecA. resultant ; -S-u"_
s. presentation
-pt-pni-P^lttAi
tion,
3'""."""""
; prepositerance.
utforeseen;
io/? a. foreknown, predicted,
propounding;pronunciation,

produced;

to

a. placedin
Qu,a.ui2^^,a4

chief

the

sight,
fore-itu.'bop-ni-P-'t
s. foreknowledge,
to
va.
-h-kj;
h^
duce,
propresage;

in the

to create ; -itmhighest place; s.

m^ s. producer,
creation.
-6-nt?".
president;-zp, precedency, primacy, author;
production,
honourable
the first,
most
or
a.
highest
%u,n.u,2iuliuiir
predisposed,
spontaneous;
-""-?". predisposition,
place;-^4-"n"-foreknowing,prescient;
taneity
sponed
instructed beforehand; forewarned;
a. built or construct; -lioMo-yg

seat, seated

ledge
foreknows. prescience,
-^fimn,.p-[,ii,
beforehand ;
; -tl'p a- written
a. known
or discovered
-iffit-m
prece-

previously; ~^uimu,p
from

all

eternity; done

Perfect

a.
or

finished

destined
before; -4""/"?-a. pre-ordained,
dently; pre-eminent; -"fiiu,ga. pre; decreed ; first in order ; -4""/"_
ceding,
tion;
fn^p-^s. first building or construcforegoing,antecedent; "fuii
er,
forma.
a. anterior,
prominent,
jutting
-/iiuplfuiii.
precedent,
previous,
ing;
assistout
forehand
bead.
or
heretofore,
leaning
;-4u"3a-present,
prior;
before,
in
order
first
rank,
or
primary,
previously;
antecedently,
chief;coryphseus;
some
-^nifSLs.
principal,
formerly,anciently
; mt-m-pp^
the
first
the
before
front,the fore
place ;
before;^ -^""-_
days
^uA
;
ortamed
a.familiarized
a priori
ik
; -^ynif s. pre-existence;part; -^pP-u,^
beforehand.
to write
S.'btapiia-if-m-^ui^
"if-pt-iTva.
a.
about or treat of antecedently; "m.
provident,pru^uiiL.u,2u,':,uMjlriug
dent,
to foresee;
cautious;
ib'i'l'u
foretold;
aforesaid,
predicted,
phu-i^a.
,

"

above

mentioned.

-4".ii

a.

arrived

before

or

first;
-

"yu"_

or -"!-?". prerogative,
privilege;
placedbefore, in^"%uMn.u,^^uiu prior,
all men
-\mi.iuui
of
first
a.
the
believing
;
precedence; pre-eminent;
having
a.

65

Ban"c.
"^nifiuii"c. S. 'b"'^""'""1^

s.

"

S.

Qiun.ut^ttf.^jhi.pf
; arilh. progres-

a. predicting,
^.uuu,^[, growth, increase ;
sying;
prophesion; ;
QuMn.u,^.uJ,a/i'
/. uiiumnt-f,,
prophesied ; -tiTva.
promotion; !" 4if"'P"
predicted,
moralizat
s. predeterioration; depredict,to prophesy; -",-pJ.
diction,-, gettingworse,
[beforehand.
prophecy;-Aq.ni.pi-*. promotion,
S- -4""/"4.un-. 3""i-"'""'j"/9
a.
shewing or shewed
advancement; -^[1^.;
-

to

^utn-iMtputJutuli

nt-(a-p

"

a. big-,
%i"n.u,2uipuint-pPpot- or

\}utn.utpi"t_

fyt

bellied.

tun-

s. prescience.
[mnt-p-pt.%

p.uiJ-^%\
-iTuiuinjg standing forward,
o. forokuown
Quia.ai"^pmu,fiuti
presenting or offeringoneself,eager,
; -^/;.
assiduous
Qma-ui^tiT,trgjivti. to precode, to
petitor;
forward, earnest,
; s. comto advance, to preforego,to go or march before; to be
ijf^lri_,
sent
offer oneself,to be forward, or get before,to advance,to move
or
or
forward
to arrive before,to anticipate;
".skirmish,brush;
go
-inupm
;
warm;
eager,
to govern,
to lead, to guide;
-tk or -ti^s. skirmisher ; champion;
a.

a.

ijapp,

the iower

of the army;

-Jpuw

ftiT-^k my
J-uMj'uM^njj
fast;-2k q-npit%,the

watch

work

goes

too

liberal;voluntary;-^.
offer,to give freelyor spontaneously;
to be full of good-will,ars. archbishop.
Qu,a.in2kufpulinuinu
dour
to advauoe, to
3iaij-ui"lrjnt.,i,^'iilrirva.
or eagerness
; -/ft"-^ad. in pushing
forward, in advancing ;
lrpP-u,i_,push on, to urge on, to bring or drive
fore forward,to accelerate,to quicken; to
beopen a way through " advance
to advance, to help on.
all ; -Jht-m
cause
ing
a.
going in or enter-

generous,

is progressing.

to

%Lij

to

before

-J\nni.[HiCbs. eagerness,

good-will,cheerfulness;
vu.
^lun-uipu/buiir,
uigiy

to go

walk

or

forward, to

move

to

advanco,

precede,

to

a.
Qu.n.a,"piiPtt'j
foregoing,
preceding,
previous,antecedent,precedent;
*.
fore-runner, precursor, outrider;
antecessor, predecessor; ip'ti_,to
-

to
; to advance, to progress,
improve ; to have beginning, rise or
on

be

origin,to

precede, to forego, to fore-run,to outride

beforehand
a. offered
; -^.irufi
; s.
born ; -AiftmnS. lj"-^m_ first fruits ; fig.
the first proselyte.
a. proA'idenL
^uMn-ui2b"rui^
%uin.u,2b'i"ii"f3""~Pb
s. advancement;

the Passover
s.
-"iyni-J
^"u4 ; -^iguuli
;
the Paschal lamb.
[cursor,guide.
,

artistic progress ; -ptouni^pf,^ s.

a. preceding
Qiait.ui"tu^i.liq^
; s. preprethe first rule or reS. 3u"n.u#"u(.^"
s,
QuiiLui^fu^uii/i
^iun.u-2Aq.nt-[M
[dictioU.
gulation.
mech.
s.
3"""i-"""iA2n^"%
propulsion,
advanced
s.
QuiiLui^iaufui^
post, propelling.
u,g
sentry, sentinel;out-post,"picket;
3""i-"'^"^ad. in the beginning,
primitivel
.

look-out

mar.
q.l,muM,..np

man,

; -"Lni-UL

try;
sen-

ad.

tecedently,
first,
firstly
; an-

-M^u,\t-u,"
s.
preservative,precaution;
preservative,precautionary

a.

; -uiuiuint-k^iTya. to
or

honour

more

narrated

prefer,esteem

-ufuimnuiT
beforehand.

a.

nounced,
an-

[cess.

%iiin-ai2u"pJ-ni-Pf
s. progress
pro%uin.iu2^-2nL. ad. before, in time
past, formerly ; -^n^u, ad. before,on
,

the

front

or

front part.

told,
foreQuin.u,^au-j
-4-u.^a.predicted,
,

up

prophesied ; -nE-P-p^i,
s. prediction,
prophecy ; -"otia.fed orbrought
beforehand
; -amt-tip-S. 'b"'^"^

um/riip-.

[hand.

3ujn."""ui^u"inu/(
". worklng beforeto advance, to
Qiun.u,"^,"trirva.
;

or

-u,[iir,
hguy

vn.

to

pass
sur-

advance,

3"""i."-"/'"
va.
k-jli
out

or

to enter

cause
-

forth ; to

^u/^u

or

to hold

push

or

or

drive

rivet one's

gaze on, to gaze earnestly

the eyes fastened upon ;
on,
is^w-t^ d}"t "/"'""""-4"'*A to face,to
to the window, to look out, to
come
to have

"

present oneself,to appear;

penetrate;

to stretch

u"j

a.

foreseeing;

in,to

penetrate, to fix in;

to look at fixedly,
to
quM^^il,
or

to progress,
to improve ; to outstrip,
to surpass, to excel
; to push into,to
-mt-u

stretch

forth one's hand

fii-n^,
to
-["J'vn.
;
-

provident;S. ay"i.^^/?f; ^/AA^,to stretch out the head to see ; to stretch,

s. foresight,
vision; to extend, to thrust;to fasten or stick
pre-ratunt.^ a. provident;
-""in".? on, to be fixed or fastened on, to heed,
-

foresee ; -u,kun,.p1

6U.S
to dwell on;

dh,o^ f,^npi,"L.pfuto
contemplate,to speculate upon, to
meditate
consider
or
to
attentively,
penetrate,to examine
thoroughly;
-

J".p

Jwit-b.M.iJiu.iJi'l
^"ajtri_
jn^

'

the eyes

the gaze
^ni.^iaflrmfa to bo
or

8U.P

SOI

on

tO fix

person ;

foud

/.

of trifles;

to
ground,to cast down, to dismantle,
cast

the

to

earth, to overthrow,

to

destroy,to demolish

utterly
; fg. to
to
to kill,
annihilate,
perish; to pave, to flag,to

exterminate, to
cause

to

cover

with

pavement.

s, practicableroad.
%iuuiiulii^ip-iiij^
s. dregs,lees, sediment;
^.ummlilikf

^"""u,^

his

that brave

eyes

fastened

were

S. IT/""-/'

[tor; paviour.
*.
3u"o"o4/r;i_
destroyer,extermina-

on

"

man.

Quin-iitj;
"Ct''
jiapb-ty ui^
J"
to rise,
to arise,to get up, to rise
stand up, to rise again ; to awake,
or
to be roused, to wake
out of sleep; to
to
to
life again,to
resuscitate, come
live again ; p Jbn^tin^ to rise from
,

"

s, paving.
^uMuiui^nM-Sii

vn.

the dead ;

!"^tp-y
pji-kir, nunfu
to ri^oagaiust,to
'iui^utn.m^n,-paM.^
-

rebel
to

or

stand

mutiny

up

prune,

to

dress, to

lop, to trim,to
[dresser.

clip.

^"umuiiinii^
pruner, lopper,vines.

Qium^utpuAni-Pfs. idiom, idiotism ;

ad. properly, specially,
larly,
particu-pjup
expressly, precisely; -4"* S.

a. ; "inaiTt
against,to revolt, QiMiuint-/f

"uguy

to be

vn,

propriate
ap-

to rise anew, to
uAq-pi^
separated,dintinguished;
tail,
get up again; jmplnui. .jp.^,k^u f./A^ -uiuMmn.-J'a. precise,narrated in de"tti" another
question arose
detailed,
particularized
; -u/^-u S.
; ui^/;,
arise ! oh tupftg,get up ! wpfif ^aia.ui^ %atinliutp.uMp
to
"unuqiubL-iTva,
;
priate,
approto appropriateto oneself,to
'I'pt
him; ju,pk"u^ ju,p-"_
go to meet
one's own;
make
*. gr, genin.ii/hhe rose from his seat,he got up
tive
-j"'-j/"i
;

from

his chair.

or

^"uaXat-Su[,^[,iy. assault,attack,

possessivecase.

essential.
%Mumlilrii_a.
own,
s. property,attribute,
^lumtini-PliiX
racter
particular,
peculiarity,
peculiarcha-

^mnjiL.aii". gazing, stare; contemplation,

or
[samine,jasmine.
; -ik-qni-l, the character
^"iMuJpli,
-Jp, or -1% s. hot. jea- genius of a language.
JiiJt,
Qutuufp i^t-nj -mfiu i^uy s, jaspor.
QoMuinjtug Qaainjs, pruuing-kuife,
bill-hook.
ad, from God, of God.
Q^ni^ai-uin
"bill,hedge-bill,
Qiuuia,^ iujf *. bottom; pavement;
Quimacl^a. proper, own, particular,
floor ; ground, earth ; the buttocks ;
special,peculiar,private;essential,
natural ; alone , separate; singular
4iypt%l,or ^lyptiituMj native land or
,
ting,
home
unexampled, alone of its kind ; cutcountry,birth-place,
;
^.tmng
canal,bed of a river; uMiifn-uuifihpui
sharp, taunting (answer); ad, S.
tuUni^
brick pavement;
name.
stone
3'""o4'up"u/"
;
utuiuMfuiuiuilg,
proper
Qatmni-3L s, pruniug,lopping.
pavement ; 'uuMi.n,-, keel of a ship;
Qiupa. adjacent,
adjoining,contiguous,
l^nph-u/bhrgtouilin.hi
Jlibih'L.
to the ground, to level
to raze
next, attached, joined; equal,
or
with the ground, to demolish,conformable; ad. always, continually,
or
lay even
In.
*-._ %j:iA
to raze
down
to
or
incessantly;
pull
;
juip^
sap,
to undermine
alike,
resembling ; i^uA^
if.kmy'ujsur
iTiup quite
; it ib'iilri_
t^.
to be swelled very
t-M-lrP
fti-p,
high,to fuiJufji all at once ;
quently,
fresuccessively, often,
rise,to swell beyond, to overflow.
4aAiuuiuMii_,
times.
the bottom
a. of which
^uMmiuliuipjug
very often,many
pound
a, heaped up;
to
or bed is exposed; -piuJ-uiit^^S-ni^,
%uipiup.u,pq.
gr. com,

utffL

"lua-

"

-u,

-a

of three words ; -tiTva. to heap

lay bare its bed ;
to
agglomerate
*.
; to compound ; to
-pnt-,ibM growing straight
up,
; -o"^/.Ato
s.
trace
add;
-/it-ZS^i-tr
heap, accumulation;
or
.^.taifiu^/i
plan; uMn%nt-i_ti"
addition
take the plan of a town ; -iunrvn.
a,
to
; -pmpJp
very high ; -pm^
freeze,to be frozen; -".";" a. solidly a, ever-open ; -phpai^u/i,a. relative ;
bottomed; paved.
-pMpyuiijx.gr. antecedent ; -plrpni.p-%
to raze
s, relation,
to the
analogy,connexion,afiSnva.
Quiuiui/ilrJ',
h-jldivide

the

sea

"

a.

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802

jointly
uik" cid. conor
puiitai-ipj-liguip.uip
; "iAt^ity,dependence,pertinence
to
to
accessorily
;
to,
belong
connectedly;
to, concern,
,
,

to relate

nect,
join,to conjoin,to conbe
to
ed,
joinleague; ~ij^,rvn.
ing
reviv". ever-springing,
ever
united, conjoined or connected ;
-pnt-ujili
S' \}^"i'"ii""'
s. conjunction,connexion,
"i^h-tr is-^li-liguL-PliJu
5 ~t'"j
to insolate,
to the sun
to expose
or
va.
coherence, cohesion, adhesion; chem,
to the open
air ; to hang ; -^mF vn. to
affinity
ifMuiiunpuiput^association
;
of ideas ;
be near
a.
/^mpuiiiuib chem. elective
or present,to assist ; -n-y
ways
alto follow
always present ; inherent , innate , affinity
; -^hmki-fiirvn.
to accompany
;
inseparably
inborn; -^n/ni.p^L.% s. presence;
,

with ; -pnppn^a.

to be connected

burning,
ever-

-^jhit

to

va.

to

inflamed ; -p.n,-,ilu
S. VT^mu.;
'"]

"

-4/.t.utj*va. to join,to compound, to

to interconnect, to affix; to weave,
a. adjacent;
; -qr\;p
-,i.p,upu,p
ture
s.
a.
apposite, wine; -i,l,-un'Jfu conjunction; texcontinuously; ~^puiliiu%
addible; affixed;-i^pkJ", y^Jt va. to
always moving round;
; -ifnin^jx.
iufpiutpulii
-iuifua. mus. diatonic ;
appose, to set, to subjoin,to add, to
s. apposiappend, to affix ; -q.pm.p-'j^
gamut; -i^kiTva.io continue,to prolong,
tion;
to last; -ifnt-P^fiJus.
to cause
tion,
addition,annexation; combina;
continuation,duration,prolongation
composition; -^ni-uipP-a. ever
chem.
tinual
cona.
affinity;
prolonged,
cheerful,joyous
-^^
merry,
; -nni.u,piCo.
s. insolation ; -f-uiiuip
-il.nt.ah

a.

s. evergreen

ad.

"

ever-pleasing; always green ; -^o^ s.

; -Xjs*
; s. gr. preter-imperfect
or
a.
shaking
oscillating
always
;
alloy,alloying; mum-l'^ uiinuMii.pni.ir
troubled
ed
or
a.
agitated continually;
type-metal;-P-mPunalways soilor sullied,
dirty; -/?n-tu"^a. always -Jhi.p a, very solid,firm ; thick ; dark,
obscure ; juiputdp/tp ikp^u i/uiuAti_,
or
fluttering,
flying,
hovering; -J-uiW
"

introduce
oneself
to obtrude
or
continuous, assiduous ; ad. at every
by
all
oneself
at
times, always, evermore,
hour,
stealth,to insinuate or worm
continually;-/t^ a. always licking;*, into ; -"LumJ; uM^uy vn. to continue,to
a.

to
vampire, blood sucker ; -^""".*/^"/'i'n.last,to remain, to persevere,
to be joined,united,mixed
together; perpetuated ; to join, to unite,to
cheerful,
ever-smiling,
plea- added ; -tn/Jui a. ad. quite the same
sant
-i-^*u.,^a.
,

merry

gay

-ffnj a.

fellow ;

a. always fluctuating,
-ttni-ip
agitated,
troubled;
^ ippi^puiii.kii_
^n^uilim^

-^ni.ui'itkd'

to call ; -%""t.i

by

to
a.

denominate,

be
;

to name,

denominative

crete
con-

finity
; -"iini^n^i s. denomination
; afresemblence
of words, nomasia
or
paro-

beaten

va.

be

the

foaming waves;
-liuija.ever-living,
imperishable,everlasting,
; -^uipJ-a. always in motion,
ad.
inconstant; -^uipJ-n.-P-t
tinually,
s.
permanent, perpetual; conperpetual
stantly, motion; mutation, alteration; -^fc^"
always, incessantly; conthe penulon
eternally; s. epact ; gr. pretimate;
-ik^nn[np a. acccuted
phere
ter-imperfect; ast. celestial hemis-zn'-'i'i_
^nqj" s. trade-winds;
ever

S. -^uilfnT:^
-Iiuiju3%uttr
-liut/lrj;
to confirm,to affirm;to eternize,
to perpetuate ; -^uylij;k^uy vn. to
be permanent, stable,to continue,to
last,to be perpetual, to endure for
;

va.
ls-jl"

-tpibk uMiAyiTva.
where
the

; -uimpnj^

to
a.

penultimate;

accompany

every

circumflected

-uimm-n^

on

always

a.

fruitful ; -"uA a. very diligent,

tigable
indefa-uiniint-ir,
;
-n-n^kW, gftVO. tO
S.
to
ever
-^u,jn,.pt
assume
;
together;
U'^.-A^tiiui-n/in.-?
employ, to make
;
of
s.
use
continually ; -uut^uA s. parapound
-liuMutuip gr. preter-perfector com; aorist ;

to add,to
phrastical
-liutpukj'va.
; s. S. Qiupuiuni-Pf-uu,j
conjoin; -^u/^.j.m./a^t.'fc
s.
^j *. paraphrast,paraphraser; -ubj;
perpetual order; continuation;-kkq_ kj[, va. to paraphrase ; -um-lQ-lidbs.
a. perpetually
burningor burnt ;-;J/.^/? paraphrase; -mki., ..o/^ a. persever^
learned ; -^^^ a. adjoining,
a. very
ing
ing, steadfast,permanent, everlasterudite,
"

subjoin,to

contiguous, joined, united,

connected;

accessory;

J'uiu'ii[ili
gr.

eternal,perpetual,endless

L-kirvn.

to persevere,

to

; -u,k^
continue, to

to persist,
to last,
to subsist,
particle,
affix,
suffix;
-.^f accessories; remain,
attendant circumstances ; -^nS- S. 8"". to perpetuate;-uikum-'li
*. persever-

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assiduity;
perpetuity,endless
continuity,everlastingness
a.
; -"./.":
always shining,ever luminous ; -u.p.

dispose; to adorn, to embellish;to

to improve,to better the
ameliorate,

PniA

tune,
put in tune, to accord ; p^
ut-qufi,,
^,a^,to get ready,to prepare,

ance,

alert

ever

a.

"i'tiTva. to appose,
to

confront ;

awake

or

-"ap^u,^

subjoin,to add;

to

model

example,

condition ; to make,

do ;

to

to

to

mus.

to

get dinner

ready ;

to
qiublini/t'i'
the bed;
to do the
tjal/blruiti,
to pare
one's
room;
;jfe'/^""'-*"'
'"S i -"t"h' -"l'"'t"lua. inconstant, nails; f2^""f. to snuff the candle ;
continually
changing; -y."^^/^ va. to "l^lrpu to adjust,dress or deck one's
change successively;-^uip^J" va. to hair; ^/uftpuigii,to organize,to regulate,
""

-gy^

idea, design; prototype; paradigm;

-"tP-l'P-a. ever-shootingor blossom-

make

"

"

attract.

to

^"pt

in

put

order; 2;"4m,"

price,value

estimation

"."l

ray;
out in battle-ar-

drawn
; valuation, Xif^uon -truifj
hi.
consideration ,
"tYu"* liiuqj'

*"

ready
-tuf^.table
; esteem
,
high value or opinion,credit,merit, covered, a well spread tablerepute,reputation,fame ; importance,
a.
8uipq.uMpPf_
putting or setting in
weight ; ^piuiTy standard, quality. order,fitting
up, preparing;adorning;
deferent.
Qiupfui/jimti
a. respectful,
s. orderer,regulator;refiner; 2^""_
snuffers.
s. respect, veneration,
ference,
deBuipfut^p
f./"i
esteem,
s. dressing,
fitting
%iup^u,pn.-iil
consideration,
reverence,
up,
regard; honour; compliments. arrangement, adjustment; ornament,
Quipfui^npa. esteemed , valued , embellishment; -m^i S. 3""/'7-"'/"
precious.
%u,p,i.ti.nq_,
f,s. galaxy, milky way.
strawto
to become
va.
to
Qa,p^lr,r,
Qutpfifirvn.
tj/,
respect, pay
to
to
render
our,
hon". adherence,conjunction,
respect to,
honour,
3"u^%.i./?^iA
to revere, to think very
connexion.
highly
join,
lue,
Quipk-iT,
of,to value highly; to esteem, to vatj^ -frjni.jralit./'ya.to
to
to affix,
to prize,to make
much
to attach, to tie,to annex,
count,
of,to acto consider ; to exercise, to
to impute, to ascribe;
add; to attribute,
to admit to ; mpiam
count
employ, to make use of,to turn to acl^'i_-j".p to spot,
to stain, to maculate, to defame;
l^utbTinup i^uMquiili^tO Om;
attached to.
to become
ploy or exercise one's talents.
jt^i^i
able,
honoura.
QiappiT,kguy vn. to bo
respectable,
3"7"^^ -?""/
^uMpiAiuiir,
estimable,dear, precious, commendable;
joined,united,attached to,to adhere;
good; reverend;
fig.to adhere, to be attached to;^wih-^
-

"

"

-,

liiu%, current

money

; op

-^.w,

feast-

day.

chopped

or

s.

traw

small

fill

i"i-^,to

the part of,to follow, to

with, to stand by the
company

to take

or

brace
["ti'upftliu
ft^nqifh to emto the
an
opinion,to go over
i/"#V#^tu/^
-f uimutk-ij
opinion,to adopt,to side with, to join
ia.~
to abandon
stuff with -;
a party ;
ftukp liuluiuii^

3i"/"7.
U./'f.
""-j
"

ornament

"

s.

oneself

-.

structure,form,
to be

t-i.

a. full
^lupifju/tg

qfii,straw-mattrass

of
,

"

p j^pi- f"ij
;^
^'- 1 k^cw"^ "UfPt ^'- 1
bellish.
pu^hu uMtfh-uto shape or form " em-

"

"-

cover,
to pack in
itpuiplri_"Jii1

*.

keep
flagof;

^uipq. Ay

formed

jup

tO follOW,to
^uipln-u/UoMj',
uM^uy VTl.
close
to.
[always.
keep
a.
running or flowing
%u,pi^.p;uij
QtapPUb^ad. wide awake, waking.
Quip^,uij s. roof; ceiling;story;

ter,
roof-tree,roof,home, house ; shel"ut"4"_ fig.
cover
piuMim-p-t-iui,
refuge
;
-i^"x*u."i.
;
,
""'" under
like straw.
abode, dwelling; ^H -""-

straw;
"bed

to lasciviousness.

straw-dealer ; -u,taa,^ a.
ished,
fl. fitted Up, adomcd, furn8aMpq.Map
contrived.
arranged,

s. ornament
Qiopn-aipiatp
; finery.
range,
ty/iva. to fit up, to ar%iupif.iaphir,
to put in order ; to
to adjust,
to
fine,to refine ; to form, to fashion,

shelter,under

in

cover,

from;

cure
security,se-

^ #i^^ tomb,
to
sepulchre;p"""ii""Y^;f;-i unroof.
or

sheltered

a.
Qtupiu,p%iai

roof; -a-"*-"".4 a.
a

roof;under

cover

dwelling under a
roofed,covered by
or

shelter;buri-

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cd

in

the

same

8U.U

S04

to adjust;mus.
to tune, to accord, to
ruins;-^figa. dwelling under
in
in
the
same
tune; -^Wvn. to suit,to be prohabiting.put
per
roof,
house,co-

suitable,to befit,to become

;
match, to square with, to sort ; to
or

to

jf

vna.

to roof

building,to put the

to
spread like a pavilion;
a

roof on; to
cover, to hide ; /"^^""y ^"
will cover
ijpi the worms

correspond,to
be adapted.

; to

answer

agree,

to

"ni-[3-[i ~~n.^ifL S. fitQutpi/u.pn"-uift

formity,
consuitableness,
adaptability,
ness,
ance
concordanalogy,congruity,

npi^iju,i,^

thee.

3u,ii^ui^,%"i.ppt.%
s. roofing.

symmetry; attitude,
; proportion,
storied,with
position,
disapplication
; aptitude,
[ling. adaptation,
dwelsufficiency^
ability,
8"'cil'i
s.
a
capacity,
small, wretched
Suip^p^s.
roofer; i^!"miiop tiler; mus. accord,harmony, concord.
Qu.pXi[i,r,
itt^uy vn. to root, to take
^h-pJiui^uM^fitslater; jtupqfiithatcher.
root, to last,to continue,to be permanent.
correlation.
boldly,
relation,
3""/"^""'(
[-""-^*.
jiupiuiliad. frankly,
to advance
a, relative,
correlative;
%u.p%^l[u.'u
intrepidly; luu.iiu.ij
long
at
Qu.p'i.^.j;
rapidly, double step.
[i,u^h.r.
phuy vn. to relate or beto
regard.
to, to concern,
front,
to afQu.pJu.^pj',
Qurpu/j^s. overflow,inundation.
hguifvn. to assail,
to attack, to storm
of
the breach;
s. resurrection;act
8u.pn..fJ-liLi.
to dash, rush or
fall upon, to pounce
rising;/?^,
elation,puffingup, pride,
haughtiness; op -fit sunday ; -lo^^i
upon with violence,to dart or fall on;
bly,
a. pertainingto the resurrection
[i ilrppu, to enter violently,forci; -"._
in the
to
make
a. sharing or
Iif.^
participating
impetuously;
m^u.ojpo
roofed
a,
Bo'/z^o"-"/'

stories.

"

sortie ;

one's

q.u.pu!hu.^ to

hiding-place
; S. ^4^"

to attack

to

one;

jjiphuipa
-

fall upon

to attack

each

jn^

other,to

j^n^tr/^^_

chem.

to resist

8u,pjh.pu.g
,

to

a.

storm

sustaiu

^//'i^i
an

sault,
as-

decorous;

disputation,
raise

to

to
,

to appear;
to erect,
to set upright; to awake, to wake
up,
to arouse
; to revive, to resuscitate,
cause

to

modious,
com-

[contest,strife.

agregation.

bring to life again ;

suitable, excite, to suscitate, to
befitting,

congruous,

adherence
adherence

fig.attachment

^[i va.
; aggression, Qu.pui-ju.iitJ',

attack.

an

s. continual
3ii"/"/"".i/^2(*

by

carry

nt-ptiL^

fit,
proper,

union

-("/;"."//.raise up, to
; u.aiai-i_

invasion
to

another.

one

storm,

s. adhesion
8u.pn.-iH,

affront,to provoke;

attack
s- assault,
^u,piu.liaL.au
to

resurrection.

leap from

to

to
agitate,

stir up, to

to

to

cause

volt,
re-

to

provoke;
elevate,to erect,

move,

; competent,sufficient;to raise,to build,to

to setup, to construct;
to
capable,clever,apt, fit,
qualified
qu...u.^,
; ad.
raise
to
O. ^utpjutpiuuii^u
sons
or
give
posterity
; ^p
^u.pj'uipu.p.u.'b
a.
speaking cleverly troops,to make levies of soldiers ;
wind
to
or
herence; 4""firf irnja.-, to
a
cause
suitably
; -nK.pf s. connexion, co-

easy

-^[-p a. elegant (writer); blow on the sea;

^kJ-t^tpni-pf
a.
-fpiufiu.il
syntaxical; -q.pkirva. to to take revenge or vengeance ; ^u.'bu,
write correctly
or
elegantly; -fpni,},to circulate false reports; ^Jp.u.u_
s. syntax ; orthography
to accuse,
u.ui'bnt.p'^
to charge ; S"
j.
; -yjf".c/"/liA
S.
symmeti-y,proportion; -iu,%
Su.p^
iTutpa. ; -4/y a. symmetrical, proporQuipni-jli^a.
reviving,
resuscitating,
tioned
S. 8""/"/l".re-animating; -jum-HLs. resuscitation ;
; analoguous ; -piuttp
-

""

pai-pj,;
-uiku ad. suitably,well, fitly,S. Qu.pn/j_^
lated
properly,
Xfu."^guf'b
decently; -^t-; a. told or ret-Qiufvn.
fuflTf^u.i-u.i^u.%lij'i
in a befitting
to last,
to endure,to be prolonged or
manner
; -"-"/" S.
a.
t^iupj/up
protracted.
to
to
Qu.pi/Lipirj'
va.
or ^"^^ a. audacious,
3u"-"i"4^"i"f"'^
adapt,
irji[,
make
to proto qualify,
proper or fit,
portion,rash,inconsiderate ; ad. audaciously.
to accommodate, to arrange,
8'ui.u.^i^.r,
t^uy vn. to assume, to
.

8b^
the

away

senses

to be saved

seen
Qlr^uifiutpba.
Unexpected, unfore-

qa/uJH, to escape,

liberated ;

or

3b'l,

SOG

^ppm

to

enslave the
or
enrapture, to captivate
to appropriate to
heart ; jl/k^
,
-

possess

or

ravished,carried away

to be
-(""Tvn.

at

once;
illegally';
%hl_,to

usurp, to occupy
-

ad.

J-aiJht-

-m-iT

XXH-

all

suddenly,

muM^nL. A ^h-piy ^umuiu^

"nt-ir

to
surprise,

take

by surprise.
as
ther.
anoQtrijai^lij
fickleness.
\_s.
inconstancy,

inconstant

as

a.

to fall into exWma^

or
raptures ; -lttuii_
J^'u^l.jhp^
lTi,p,l,jcaught up to the third
pnpif.
heaven ; -lili,ui_ju,'i,l'iik
t p-ij
tured,
enrap-

ravaged, "c.;

-m-iTOt

-I

expectedly,unawares

a.
-"Tmni.'^
Qlrqu,J[,u,
fickle-minded;
S. ^jquiiiui^
QlrqiiAui/i
scasou
;
uig s.

tasies

"

chapter; custom, habit, deportment,

nHh
extatic,beside oneself ; -4t/"./[_ bearing,manners
; /"qflii
^"_
ad. hastily,
in a hurry, precipitately. 4t-ib a praiseworthy girl;
^a"
in any manner
or
er
Qai^^mui/jp^,
-finiis. ravishor, spoilway, anywise ; np^
ing,
charmwhat
in
manner?
how?
a.
rapacious;fig.
;
ravenous,
^ .^-fb^
in
how
delightful,
ravishing,bewitching.
many
ways ? g t-pj^m.^
in two ways ; /a 4t^f
in five
rying
cars. ravishing,
Qu,ip^"u,lini.p-lii%
-wg
Inin
off or away,
"
nowise ;
ravage, usurpation, ways ;
n^ Jlinij^
depredation; rapacity,
cation
rapine; Ifl-n^,
lin^uA Vp accordingto his vo,

-mi.

-"..-

-/""-"

-u

-""

-lUL.

uiif^u/i,rape

abduction ;

-"".

"

IH
; npnil_or ntqp "-". figk
Wmai^
enthusiasm, transport ; extasy, rapture, whatever
way it be,in all ways, some
ravishment
ppaiM-uity way or other.
; revery ;
"-". u,pii.uMpnt.plr
Qhqaa%uil[aipuip
corrupt justice;/A_
figurative"f-njhflrf.ly,
sacked
itf^/"-,to beplundered,pillaged,
allegorically,
symbolically,mystically,
to give up pillage.
/i
; J'uiu,'iit^i_
mysteriously; -^.np a. changeable,
,

-in--

Qu,fni.^u/i,[.-ir,^liva.to
quench, slake

mutable.

^h-quitiiuiiyj;
^at va.

allaythirst;to exhaust.

or

Qiuip^ij;
ipiruyvn-

to be

ed
extinguish-

quenched.

or

along; to

go

all

on

vri'

turn

crawl

hands "
to fall head

to

somersault.

Qwippu/buiMT,
^iguD

vn.

to

get tired

sick of, to be disgusted,to have

lost all relish for,to
be squeamish,over

%u,il,pui^"i.^,u'iilrtrva.
stuff,
glut,to

surfeit;to tire of, to sicken,to

to loathe ; -m^
disgustwith, to cause
sickening,disgusting.
j/'^a.loathsome,
to

abandon

turn

topsy turvy, to upset, to

to turn

to

to

to

iterate,
re-

to turn upside down,

3t,iy,^2^j-va.

S. ^ui^ipm-Pf.
8""/'^'"%
[fastidious.to

3""/'ff"r,
hgujjvn.

repeat,

to warble,
again ; to trill,
sing harmoniously; -ltti_
a.
ing,
changdiversifying.
[modulation.
QL-ii^%uj/ini-Pp
s. change, variation
;
to transport, to
3irniiM^ujp"ttir
va.

transfer.

or

to

to

convert;

to

to say

fours,on

to tumble,
feet; fuu"iu,i_,

heels, to

to

change, to
model;
diversify;to re-

to

vary,

to

3""^"/^'/?t/""
kpPuiMT

over

alter,to

over;

to transmute

to
;

change, to

set,
over-

vert,
con-

-2p""""-4or

Qt-i/ju^np,
a. subjectto
change,

riable,
va-

mutable, fickle,inconstant;
uip^iuifp vicissitude,
ups " downs
;
uiuimkpuiqJhiiif chronic warfare; -"""_
-

self
one-

debauchery.

3'""/'/"''"-/?/"'.)"
s.
a. revolutionary-t.r
distaste, fiu/i,
disrelish,
to conva.
vert,
;
to change, to transform
satiety,
disgust,loathing.
generate
; to deto wait hopingly.
vn.
%uipu/bptir
to
translate
s.
;
; -/."./ff/.^A
Qh^P [,s. crown.
change, mutation, conversion, transformation,
,

Qkiat-^a/i
u/j
,

s.

highwayman, brigand,

transmutation

; revolution;

bandit,assassin;a. thievish;-"..

constant;
vicissitude;
alternation;-m-^ a. in-"^a"
S. {ilrqy"pn/uni-Pt
pu-f, ad. thievishly
; """./?? s. plunderS.
Qe^ int. oh! ah!
[ing,robbery. catastrophe
; ^^Moptpui/^uA
roving,
a. reprehensive,
Qt-ii^^uipJiMi/jii/ii
proachfulwandering.
res. 3tt".-j-"
; -JtriTva. to turn,to change;
3fr^t"r,
,ii,jZir'i!-J''
-JliiTvn. to repeat, to reply; -Jn^pf
Stillpa. unstable,transient.
s. mutation
; perversity.
[over.
Qt-tijkqut^^
^uy s. solstice,
tropics;
to overflow,
Qk-iiuMj^iin^iT
vn.
to run
solstice.
luinuniiajpi,Bummer
Qhnai/iu/ii
a.
variable,
changeable.
St't't.^fr.r,
frjf va, to change, to
"

Sb'b
convert,

transmute

to

3bS

07
; to

repeat,to

to rehearse, to
re-iterate,

inculcate ;
turn over,

to advance

think

to become

to translate
to revolve

[i "fi"^

to

Jn one's

mind,to

credit

over

again,to reconsider ; to ruminate, to

on
ponder,to muse
; umkui
^;. /.
-

"byp

to

to
thing,

repeat eternallythe
often

return

the

on

ject,
sub-

voice

J^3''"'Ui"a ^

mj'pi^ f,

dependsupon him,
lean

"

me.
a.

link,to concatenate,to tie,to attach;

to insert,to interpolate,
to intercalate
; to

alteration,

tology,
mutation, conversion; ^ou/._3 taurepetition
n""ftj
step,
pace;
;
the troplcs;
jhi/jkuJitiiip
luplrii.ui^iu'b
jh-iylrqjhtiip
chaugosor
J-uMirafUiMiliui^
-

sword

%lrn.hj;hjf, Qt-n.ni.ir,
n.^VU. tO SOt,
to mount, to enchase, to stud; to fit
in, to mortise;to connect, to join,to

often heard.

vicissitudes of the

draw

set,studded,enchased.[day.
ad. the day before yester%lrn.u,%,l.

3t/t

ihifnt-uii.double-tongued
,
one's
io^^miA^, to make

or

upon

-"

s.
8t;ijk-^i.aL
change

in years, to age,
grow
get old ;
^ 4iy"o^""""-_

or

'

stable,
variable,fickle,inconstant, unlatile
fleeting,
flighty,
unsteady,vo-

power,

/"b-tpni-P-liui,

all hope is in him ; jl^a^pjt-

twaddle,to harp always on the

to be ever
same
string,
talkingabout.
Qlr^t;in,.p-li,.%
g. Versatility.
able,
Qt-ijak-nni,//
s.
changingoften,mut-

man's

13-p uii/puipiauit-uAniX
to grow proud,
to be puifed
to
/.iliaqialiu,i.np%
up ;
*'"

to

"dealer;

protection;

or

unsheath,to

same

same

to depend upon
rely,

to

compose

to

J^pfiuppmu

weave

to

twine;
en-

stringpearls;

to

to loll out of window;

5 uiiuuint-ifUiVi,
,
ouc's brother,
lrq^p.,o/p
t'-p *" '^'Jsit
to pay him a visit.
lun-

'

Qlrn-ntJihs. sottiug,mountjug, enchasing;

in,mortising;
fitting

seasons.

tion,
inser-

intercalation ; connexion, concatenation.

^k-npi-j;
.iPva.

change, to

to

mute
trans-

Qk-un/ii uy

^ 4"y p.u!bor^_
; to translate ;
to translate
into Armenian, or
-

"int.,

luttt-it-y
;
,
uiimi-iuiy,- , grindstone

; -lunni-p a. sharpened,whetted;
pointed,sharp; unM-ut-p trenchant

changed,trans-

be

[formed.

Haiganian ; or
to
vn.
Qt-qu/ii[-tr

whetstone

s.

hone
qJirib'iil,

sword ;-"""-"/.". grinder -"""/",frj/i

va.
8lrqnL.UhS* S. ^I^ifjirqnl-UL
J
"fy
,
of a sword; jh^Jini,^int-u'iiy to grind,to sharpen, to whet, to set ;
the phases of the moon,
[ning over.
-bi.'~"'ls. whetter,sharpener,setter.
%h,n pr. after,since,afterwards;
^hifsor ^kifs,-t-ui[_a.brimful,run"

'

rotation

^l/buipafb
uM^
,

buttress

after
support,stay, ^u,a,/j^

prop,

easel ; maulstick
"tiliiupiji
tho
tiiPniLy i^iiiJ'Ahn.uij arm
;

of

of

of

carriage; u/ts-nn.
-uhl.

lean
-

va.

be

based

or

set one's

wall;
/" ttam.,
againsta tree

a
uui^mi-ni-^
,

long
time

short
-

on

one's elbow
-

repel;

;
to

hope in,to relyor depend

power,

upon one
interest ; -j"^

no

elbows on;
^ ^m-u/,
stick
;
4u"^
"f.tuuuupli
-jt-^
upon
jl^i^t to loll\
t 3"'-'H ^l^t^
Blru"l_
fig.to trust to a broken reed,to
'iilruy
no

has

since ;

to

back

to rest one's

who

jutn-ui^jbefore " behind ; ["

to lay aside ;
pblil/iinM.ij
n-mpiai-ijui^
to reback ; 5.a"nA""/_.
to
turn,
bring
"iitru
to
recede
to come
back; 4i""^.
from, to desist ; ^'^fo.-to look back;
to retort,to repulse,to
puis-Muiipyi,

to

to lean
uipJiiuiJp.

lean

since

or

since you

"

that ;

grounded

3^j""-j'"^tir;jnpHh
~

against the
or

after

St-int-iT,
jlrgujjvn. to lean upon, on
against; fig.to confide in, to rely
fidence
on, to trust,to put one's trust or con-

on;

^n

or

lean

^uyj/

S.

^piyltnAna^

since,shortly after ; lyanplli

"y_
after that,since that time,then,
"iinpfil^
after
since,afterwards,after ; npy

S.

^JtlpiuiP-nn.

in, to

years

Irp^n,.^umWui^, after

your arrival; Jk^kinj ^n

set out; puit^iL-iT
a
^uMifuiUutlitua
time

^am-ui^ the

Trajan;

nister
banuui'iin^ing

stair-case ;

arm-rests

chair ;

after
two

back

Easter

crum,
pointof support,ful-

; mech.

prop
or

s.

ai_,

to

scratch

the

earth

for food

(asbirds)
a. following,
next, posteQkinuitf-a^
rior,
subsequent; -f^P' -fp"'-Ptor
P. S-; -t-mpi a.
S-SJ-'"" postscript,
recurrent;retrograde; ^p J-aL.au,
-

motion

or

movement;

-ij-f-JtiT to
vn,

66

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instead

backward

go

of forward

back,

to go

unlearn,

to make

io

-fu-uqiuirvn.

atr

3 08

no

; to

things which are behind ;

rump, hind-quarter,croup

gress;
pro-

retrograde,to

retrocede, to go backwards
/"ja. retrograde, backward

buttocks,bottom, breech; fig.

arse,

ui%atu'i,ng

^"u.-n,.,

rump.
,
; ~[u"isqaj^

-liiu,qMu_ ^k-mni-uu,pr. from behind ; ad. after,

at last; s. back, the buttocks; fig.
s. retrogradation;-b-p,a. born
^ni-P-f
nakedness
after;"./S^.
;- "i"-ptafclastly; 4"ir
neophyte,proselyte;-4"^a"
;

".

mar-

stern

poop,

of

ship; S.
to fall or

-4iiip[iiror
iiap^piTvn.
back

withdraw

to
,

^tty-;

retrocede

to
,

sense

or

iuniiualiU

most;
utmost, greatest,utter, utter-

contrariwise;

way,

trary,
con-

a.

inverse
against,opposite,

accidentally
; furtively,

rection
opposite sense, in the contrary diagainstthe grain,in a wrong

an

adventitious,extrinsic;
casual ; -irmu,^
accidental,fortuitous,

8^"'^ a. S. 3tm^i; behind,hinder.

rior,
S^-i/'/'^
".Anj a. last,furthest,ulteposterior;lowest, meanest; extreme,

"

-iFmutliiuba.

stealthily.

ad.

"

a.

lia!ba,pu,pad.

behind.

ad.
behind, backward ;
^ni-u/iithey
walking backwards
;
ad. backward
fell back ; ffbif-q-kiT
; in

Qtmu

draw

surviving;inheriting
; -4?.
posterity,descendants, successors;
-Wm.uj

behind, from

iTu/iik

every
fortune

; ius.
biTut

Jtn^ifpiimutuiut^trtua

"

with

went

thing
wrong
was
against him

or

him;
^fc^.^

back, to retrace

to turn
n-kJ"if-tunXiuu

one's steps,to return, to go or

to tie the
back; liuM,^iri_,i3.hn.u

come

hands

behind

; B.

2*^"-*'
;

k'"U 4"""*/."
abandon, to leave;
to h'uder,to deter, to
Iiui^ni-gu/hliij
to
divert
to reject,
extreme
from
need
S.
poaini-PTi
i,u,pliuM%hi_,
;
^ny/ia
;
to
to
refuse, confute,
disprove; "*_
Qlrtnui^niiXi,
[^o/ij coutract.
pise;
to reject,to contemn, to deslik'bnt.ij
Qtrniyu s. behind, hind part, back;
mut'byijio abandon, to leave;
vert
to hinder, to impede, to di-i^ni-uk behind, from behind ; -4".-u4nt-'iih-i_,
to remain
the hands
ad. with
from ; Akn^u
or stay behind;
4"""f_,
-fy-t^.
to put in the last place.
tied behind.
[off.
ad. further
behind, far
Qt-iniuif-nji,
S^-oiuiu^/y^
p -if-ntX^ od. s. postoriori ; -lan^"^p%s. tardy or late rehind.
AfpiTvu. to rcmaiu be^kMnuutfinqSu
pentence ; -ithp s. a decrepid old man;
sinninglast.
Stmuuti/pm a. crossgrained,wrong-"/i-^o.-

posterity; op, the day of

-^,
judgment, doomsday; ^uit-npni^pt,
utter misery, extreme
poverty; -4u/_
-

one

to cease, to

stop; to

headed,perverse
to be in arrear,

behindhand;

stop,

to

tarry, to stay or lag behind; to

want, to deprive oneself of;to be in a
to

state

of

privation,to

"

mong

[rebellion.

return; contumacy,
Qkmuq-iiip^m-fs.
ad. backwards, receding.
8tinutplrt.u,^p
Xyb-puMquiltullT,
utausj

"

themselves

to

be

the

basest

vn.

to

dream,

; to

a-

rave,

to

^y,n'bni.pr%
s. lowest

rank;

extrem-

piuqnil^
"

to

dream

"-0U"
QkptifqltJ',

have

to

to dream
[ity; posteriority.jaipjd^m,!,

men.

half
foolish,stolid,

be destitute.

3fr""trn/"f.
vile;destitute;
Ml/ a. last;
posterity
;
niTuMif.
hpht-^'u they
-J!
-^
shew

mad.

be

to have

posteriorto, after that;

linifj'u^kbackward
; behind,from beI

at

"

4""-"4 "

jiFutm^uut or

of dreams

dreams

conclusion ;
or

-"!"","".,

*"".

a,n.ta^j

behind "

after; -JttpJkt

after you ;

hind
be-

^lo.uif^, to be

deprived of.

Btingy.,
^tm/yus.back,fundament,

; t.

uml^m

dreams

; tpuM^
'
dreamed.

or

fancies ; np. Herazmuin.

^frpu,iinii_s.
dreamer, visionary.
inflammation
or
s.
^kpuMuui"!,
sores

nt-nh-lRi

at length, in fine,in
last,finally,

before;

awake

^hptu^idyb
a. subjectto dreams, full

jQind

sion
vi-

or

wide

^h-my pr. back,

unquiet
; behind;
many
ad. after,
sequently,
then, since,afterwards,subl^ii I have
jlrpui^^uM,.
backward

dream

light-headed;

produced by
of
vn.

the saddle from excess

horseman's
riding;
gonorrhoea; -luiT
to be sore
from too much riding.

ad. yostcrday's.
Qt-ph^n^aa,
Stp^i-ptj;frj^va. to accommodate,

8Mr
to

8bC

a09

suit,to

to adjust;to form, i-typm^n/i

out-"arrange,
an
an
arch-fool,
to give a relish or zest to ;
out fool.
fashion,
to compound, to
Q^iTiupuipuA
a
compose, to combine;
prating; -t-J" vn
to
one's
counten-'
like
-5j.t"/".to compose
a
speak
madman,^ foolishly,
s. adjustment.
^hpln-pnt-Su
ery,
[ance. crazily; -nt.pt ".silly
discourse,foolsilliness ;
ad.
lily
sila. ad. long; a long or great
8t^4""/"
foolishly,
-piap
while or time ;
to have
; wildly
^""-um%^um%uiu
foolish;
; -4"% a. insensate,
a
long illness.
or
-linpya a. lost foolishly
ly
imprudentad. lengthily very
fanatic ; S. 8A,
Qtrp^uipu,^nj%
a. half-witted
;
-Jliin
;
,
long ; -^tuMj a. long living,
S. 8^'/'aip[iJ'
-iulir, mgiy
to
vn,
long-lived;"/""/";
live long;-".n-'S'/fr^,to
to
the
fool
lunatic
fool,
*.
ifi'tilr^jto
play
en
length; -*"j
life ; -Jt^h,r S. 3%4"'/"i^'/*; (i asylum ;
a.
causing madness,
-piap
op
to procrastinate,
to postpone or
drivingmad ; intoxicating.
jop,
defer from day to day ; "i^t-giuii
"/", h-a^ "h-qni.-iiuMbhJ'
VCt. to
Qliifutph
fipfi,
that affair went
drive
to
dement
to
on
mad,
slo^y ; -J^ni-p-f
distract,
; fig.
to infatuate,
s. prolongation,protraction
to charm, to bewitch, to
; -.i^'^S.
to bewilder; to intoxicate.
tf 4'"/'""*/''f
ry
fascinate,
j v"'-2.'''-of happy memoS.
ses,
QliiTiap^iT,
; -^uMiT, utgiiifS. Qhfiiiuippir-y
hjuy vn. to lose one's sen-t-np
-,

to

'j

to go

Xjp^tuptiti-nn
"

foolish

to become

mad,

or

^irpiiu.py"r,
deranged ; ufipn^,Jtukp n,_pni.^ to
tji, va. to prolong,to
to
to
to
delay,
off,
put
prorogue,
tract, fall violentlyin love with,to dote on,
proto spin out;
to be smitten with,to be passionately
^hti/bu fit-pto
o^-

be

fond
jtrpliuiphu^k"",
few
be
days
; uin.iu%^

short-lived ;

i-ni-pa

let his

of ;

n^

in
jhpliaiphinj[luliimiuoiij^^

0,

in short, in

word

;
to

^-,
fine; or ~[iirvn.
be prolonged, to last,to continue^
to
-

/i^t/^

nt-pai^

in love with

fall desperately

to

ty
person'sbeau-

/'r^nt-P hpfrautq

"

nt-pnt-p

tO bO

all flame for.

of mind,
s. alienation
Qfiiraipni-P-fii^i
remain
liness,
silmadness
craziness,
folly,
permanently.
; fatuity,
a. long-winded.
%hpliuipn^l,
fury,intoxication;
simplicity;
of infatuation.
-p-t spirit
s. length; tion,
Qkp/impni-P-p^i
prolonga- ^nif-Ji
the fiftydays
s.
[uncertain.
3/"%ni.%i^,
prorogation.
jjtj.ia'bg
a.
doubtful, dubious, from Easter to Pentecost.
St-p^ni.utim'i,
tO doUbt, tO
"C.
Vtl.
QlrpJIiai.aiiiuil/',
^bi^tyf ^^' S' ^UMpuujnt-^i
uyutj
have doubts, to mistrust,to hesitate, *8p^iinui'ii.[ip
s. album.
to waver,
to be in suspense
collection
Q[i^miMi/ijuj s. remembrance, repect,
; to sus; reminiscence,
[certainty.
memory
,
s. doubt,hesitation,
uncommemoration, mention ; memorial
Qlrp/jnt-uiip
;
Qlrp/l[ai-iMMjnM.juM%aii_a.
causing doubt; monument; -m^ mpJ-uAp, worthy of
memorable
disheartening.
ISr^tjt^nj,
;
memory,
commemoration
of the dead ; "/"p"j
8*-jr"" supported by, propped adays ;
gainst ; fig.confided in or relied on ; Saints' days, commemoration
,

"

iuii_-

to stop at the door;

q-puiVii,

uin.

sacrifice or oblation in memory

t"4 -/'.
of ; 4i"y -^ bread for a memorial
; -."y
in
fuf^P amanuensis, secretary; f
for
of;
-[,
sake,
ftTy
my
memory
,

by the bonds

nutmu3%uig united
,

of

tual
mu-

affection.

[fulcrum,prop.
in remembrance
of me;
a
*. meeh. point of support,
8%""'(4r""
i#"^".""
confused
recollection
the
by
of;
a. resolute,
%y^uiJl,u,
constant,firm;
S^f"-^S. 3^^""f""'^* [obstinate. memory of;
^ -4- in memory
of;
as
a
to support,
memorial; uifiAt^,to mention,
to shoro
%lrgat-gu,%trJ'va,
uia.

-,

-"""..

"""-

or

prop

8'f^wt'
!

to make

up.
0 ! oh !
,rujpn.iupkoh prophet
ah wretch !
mtun-iuuihuMi,
-

to recall

to dry the
Qp^liiT or Qlrqij-fiirvn.
off the earth.

mention

ters
wa-

to recall
2_-

"

to

of;""^fe/^
^

to mind

the

to recall,

; to remind

memory

to keep or treasure
of; tM(piriu%lii_
^ ji"-inj

to have no
out of one's senses,
forgotten,
Ql,jL,p,
ufj a.
recollect
not
to
more.
foolish,senseless,mad, crazy, silly;

-1

of,

of; oju.4t/;^
up the
-uij

ry
memo-

to have

recollection

of,

3bU

QVi

310

Qp^uiui^iMii-^P
fpifj

ber
8l.u%u.iu,j s. fifty; periodor numfirst
-u,Jh..u,
s.
of fifty;
Advent;

memorial

s-

writer, memorialist; memorial;

mory;
me-

s.
day of Advent.
moir,
commentary, me"OiPj a. of fifty
*.
Ql.uiiuJkm/-iltuA
taph,
cenomonument,
-i^j
;
old ; ~Jt"y J-miru,^
tomb; -;i"i *. memory,
years
archives, years ; fifty
times
4 a. ad. fifty
-u/".o.f
annals; sepulchre,
;
monument; album; "buJi jubilee
of fifty
s.
brief
much
captain
;
as
-"^fr".
epilogue;-puip
Jiuuih%\ig
;
i-p"3
number
the
containing
the
a.
a.
fifty,
memorial, preserving
memory
-^np
t4.z-js. a. fifty. [fifty.
of; ~i-ap a. memorable
; -M-npn^.p-ln-ti 3^"%"r.x,4
s. mention; memory.
to remember,
riod
irkutg0. ". fiftieth ; pevn.
^[.u'blrplTui^
^Jf^muM^hiT,
t-gf,
to recollect,
to call to memory;
to
of fiftydays; Pentecost; jubilee.
va.
fiftieth ; s. the
a.
mention
mind,
mention, to make
of; to reQliu%tpnpii.
""y
fiftieth year, juthe
Advent
u,!fibilee;
to put in mind.
;
fiftieth
the
take
to
va.
-t./",
s. mention, quota*jf
%l,jjuu,uitini-[3-lii.%
tion
[s.every fifty.
brance,
reminiscence, remempart.
; memory,
or jn'-^y
or ^/A
recollection;
"ishgntX
Qflu'iitfk-ui'U
commemoration;
times.
to mention
[old.
iiin.%lr/_,
S/zo^^joad. fifty
; '/^""/^/" to be
mentioned.
^l.u%opy.y
days ; fiftydays
a. of fifty
[bered.
Qtztibk V. imp. it is to be remem%l,un^% o*^j a. fifty; -f^il"t""
of
hours;
a.
^titite it"'3*.ieepsake,souvenir, "headed
; -cf;iiJtui%

-fpnupl

annals

"

"

'

love-token

memento,

cubits.
a. of
-^uAi-'iit-u/b
"" JESUS,
^3M]nW]
f

mass-dues.

the Keremembrance.
Sfet/^'-F*.
memory,
Lord
the
to
our
bear
in
Saviour,
Ql^^iT. tj[, va.
;
mind, deemer,
to call to mind, to remember, to reJesus-Christ,J.-C.;
collect "^pPainnu3" "ps
ad. like Jesus ; -"ui^l-'ii
sf.Holy
ber
; to record;j^^t-utqliu remem-"upuip
don't
me
forget me ; jtzt^u do
Virgin,Mother of our Lord ; -".4".% a.
;
remember
? ijfiihir^u/Ln^,%
s. Jesuitism;
I
Jesuitical; -uil[ia%ni-Pt
you
don't remember
his name,
or
I have forgotten -uiM-uAq.a. taught, commanded
eshis name.
tabhshed
". Jesuit.
by Jesus ; -tuA
to
to try, to strive,
to put one
in mind
vn.
Qli^jni^uAtiTva.
QPpiiiplilrir
tax one's ingenuity.
of,to remind, to recall to the memory
to remember, to bring
ad. justly, deservedly;in
of,to recollect,
8ppuii.li
deed,
to mind ; to admonish, to warn
truth,truly,surely,certainly,and in; -""._
in
monitor, admonisher;
fact,yes.
juA,n,i_,-iii-gl,^s.
nect,
prompter ; S. 'f/""""""*"'4
QPpt-j;tjf va. to attach, tb conto unite ; to stretch or hold out ;
3fcft "" remembering ; -uiliu/iHi
.

"

-nt-p-li
*. memory;
a

good

or

S.

Qp^^Uh; unM^p -J,,

happy memory;
mliuip-^,

unhappy memory.
3fo?j -.p 3W3
words, abuse
"

to fix.

Qqa/btMitT,
uijiuj

improper

s.

"

sive
offen-

to be

conceive; to

to

child

or

be

young,

familyway.

in the

"C. S.3'"-^"'/''t"'*-"/""C
Ollutp^ul"-npi
"niSii
D, ^iint-P-pi-bm
^iiutani-P-fiMJit

contumely.
insult,

names,

vn.

with

pregnant, to be

iQpynauiuinL.

Or

"aliutmni-

uju

(X.

improperlanguage,insulting,
abusive,
taunting,outrageous

/r/At^,to call

to
to abuse, to insult,
names,
to use like
to injury,
to revile,

to get with
QiluijncjuAtiTva.

USlug

young,

impregnate, to fecundate.

to

chair
*.
S'l^il'P
?-"'4'"'-"/'""4

outrage,

couch

women;

for lying-in
of misery.

to send to,to forward,

guard;
a blackva.
Qii^ir,
irj[i
abusive
to
despatch ;
-n^p-l-tii
language,
^i-Jt^k to send for,
to send to search
foul offence,low or blackguard abuse.
after.
s.

3^"ni-ffi".
mention, commemoration,
memory,

remembrance.

3/'"utkp int. oh
lord!

my
,"tn

oh

tell me

king

hear

my
my
us

Of'Au/.f^.L//,
fifty-headed.
n,

S. ov"'^""*''*
^i^.tiiiiiT
3'z./'
a. big, pregnant,
"i'""ji
'u-y
"

lord ! I pray you

lord! j[,u q-u.pi

"

the

'

in

familyway ; ^At/^, to be with a

s. emery,
Sy^io^u'//
[childor young.
to rough-hew,
to
Qiffitir,
va.
/.-,,/.
roughen down, to smooth, to plane,to
-

8(11,

polish; to

burnish,to gloss;fig.to pol- "hwiltpl^a.

havinga pluraltermination;
burnisher.
Q'litl."ad.
in
the pluralnumber
polisher,
-il"
[ish.
; often,
*" polisher,
times
8'/4"jf
or
burni^ing-tool
many
; a. S. 8'"t*"'4""i
; -4""^.
sleek.
-stick,
[ing,polish,
gloss. Tfiup a. very talented ; polymathic ;
-nt-Sli, s.
S'li'"-tt
burnish-^nu.ui
a- flowing
polishing,
abundantly; -^i"a...
*" conception,
S'lr'-P'l"-^
"C. ; -TCuipmli
null "C. S. prajf/Ioa.
pregnancy
the being with
breeding; """"% devouring, voracious
young;
; -j,"p,i.u,p a.
-p-t. Feast of the Conception;um%,u_ well prepared,put in order, adjusted,
Immaculate
dressed or adorned ;-tint.ia.polyonopuMu,
Conception.
%H^iubuMir,u,^iyvn.to
overflowwith, mic ; -znpP- a. polychromic; -{^p^p
to run
to gorge, or glut oneself, S. ^laqj'u,over;
; -ilrtytt. polyophtalmous ;
to be filled,
fed;
satisfied,
crammed, stufpolyopic;polyommatie ; -uiu,TCnpCa.
to be loaded with, to swim
in
S. P""t.
highly ornamented; -"/"""Y/ii
plenty,to wallow or roll in wealth.
""#iH"-"#6-5.
nTiu-'^
polytheist; "uuim-ui^
.

"

^nJiiuukpa. gluttonous glutton

,

gourmand,

to
[to surfeit,to
stuff,

to gorge,
^q^w^ni-^uM^hiTva.

irnt-P-J,
s. polytheism ; -mt-umli
of many

cram.

forms

a.

tean,
pro-

shapes,divers,

or

glut, varied,multiple; -mtul,i_S. P".^./l";

s.
QilJini-P-liLi,
a. very
plenty, abundance, -uifunn-p
sad,very melancholy.
satiety,surfeit ; 4i-""^/,~[3-t to live
Qn^%["r,
t^uy vn. to be tired,weary,
in clover, [thrifty,
[erudite.
niggard,niggardish. fatigued.
a. impudent,insolent,
8^nn,i_
a.
Qn,ii,[,i/hiH,n
wise,
learned,
very
saucy;
to

8"',3"''iarf.where?t/./3"."? where

Qn^inii/ip
a. abounding

you going ? jn^^ bi. ad.

wheresoever.
are

ad.
Snfiiopk^,

wherever,

fashions.

ip-f,". jubilee;
^np.hiya.'i,
^(7.jubilee,
rejoicing; u"r, year of
festivity,
%npbib^ s. Gr. w. obelisk, [jubilee.

8"?-*

-^

t/"?-""-^

'

t"'^3

o-

niuch
,

several,numerous.
a. very
ate
Qnf%uipuiuuilii
lucky,fortunmore,

many,

gold.
ways

or

[lament.

g.
Snfi.nj-4uAai.pi,i.%
sigh, groau,

"

in

in several

a.

Qn^n^^,[,ja. much, great, much

of,
several ;
great deal of; -^
many,
most
most
f Jmp^iuAi^
men,
,

the

people,

generalityof mankind;

a time, often.
Qniailuni-n/ii
a. moro
more, in
; much
quently,
greater number; ad. often,very frea.
generally; -S-^i a. fecund,
resounding,noisy,strepit-

u.'ii^u.j',
many

in many
ners
ways or mantimes ;
many
; often,
-puippum.

; -puMp

sonorous,

ad.

S. Pu/^"/i"-;fertile,
stentorean
fruitful; 4"^/'
; -p.l:iint^,
uiiui-uMmiii,Jp
father of a numerous
-p/.d-a. full of stains or spots,very
family; un-iuif.
stained or soiled ; -pnt^i,a. numuch
merous,
uMpuMJp^ fruitful in great men
; -^t-uiji
ad. often;
a.
long living;-^p ad. often,frequent-^4" a.polyly,
many;
times ; a. much, more
mathic ; -f-inulua. many
headed, po; -Jtnii
many
S.
lycephalous;-"flmit a. practicable; ^uiqjh,--Jhiip- a. smoky, fuliginous,
more
sooty; -Aiuij; uM^uijvn. to increase,
-^nflta, much
; -juA a. divers,
to augment,
to multiply;
to grow,
a. very
abundant, heaped
many; -qb-iin^u
to
-ilhir,tj/rva. to cause
-^m.^uAiL-j;
up, superabundant; -P-uifuuAJta.
abound
some
or
increase,to augment, to
very importunate,tiresome, troublesorrowful ,
a.
multiply.
very
; -p-uilujihmuch
a"Bicted ; -/?f a. in great numbers
s. great number
or quanQninils-i-t
or
quantities
tity,
very
numerous,
,
abundance
ed,
wretchmultitude,
a.
plurality,
much, many ; -p-^t-mn. very
;
ous,

"

"-

unfortunate,oppressed by griefor
misfortunes

a. assembled
-funi^jp.

in

[vatives.
multiplicity.
With Us dgn"C. B.\llpnpim
Qajitnpm,

or flocks,very
^niiui/t ikf. it'"a C" lazy,slothful,
merous
nusluggish; inquisitive.
-^nt-nUia. crowded, thronged
gently,
a.
%nqu,j;uiguy vti. to lie dowu negliexterminating
; -h^ui[unn_
; -S-a/_
oneself
lessly
heedto throw
down
extended,
a.
vast;
-(tm.^
very
t-uii_tt.

great

multitudes

"

very
a.

agitated,much

numerous,

; gr.

many

a. having
%u,^lvpui

troubled

; -liu/h

plural; -^u,^

pluralform

to

to
sleep,

to repose;

; -i".. spy, to be

to
on

stretch oneself

observe,
the watch

to

down,
watch, to

for, to

way-

803

lay,to lie in wait

ii

for,to

ambushes.

oneself with the delightful

hope; ^fr.
or
lay snares
[S.Q-qunT. I^sbk Jl'-onil^uiiupuMnht, [3-aiMp[3'iutph-

to fcod
QnqaAmtr,mjiy vTi. to grow proud ; gnu.gia'i,ti_qnp
with flattering
to Tender neglighopes
^nquignM-guiuhiTva.
ent
:

to make

keep

proud.

one

chimeras, to

or

in suspense

one

entertain

Or

ridicule,to

; to

[ijni.unjto lose hope;

firm,weak,
^nqy-nim.lug
stant,
inconpi-p to despair,to give
^u,iauit,t-i_
unstable, unsteady ;
Jall
to
mutable, vacillating,
hope, be in despair; jni.uail_
wavering, up
versatile,fickle,volatile;-luJfa, a.
^hmi_, to live in hopes ; * i^lri_^ pt-pp
build on
one's
to
fickle-minded ; -t"r, tj/. -hgnt-jaiitir 4t-p"uj ni-pnM._p
*
to conceive
to cause
to shake, to cause
to totter,to
va.
hopes ;
inui/j
,

tering,deride;
tot^""m^^

not

o.

to vacillate;
to be irresolute,
waver,
to stir,to agitate,
to trouble;-n,-Pp,
-ni-Hi,

ty,
leviinconstancy,instability,

s.

hopes, to give hope, to inspirewith

to
hopes ; ["tj-tpt-K.
^uAt-i^^ ni-pni.^
deceive one's hopes or expectations
;
,

tO XUllll a
unsteadiness
S.
^Ana-fj^ujuiuinL-/q~-nt-pnt^
versatility,
; -""-*
"""C.
S.
person'shopes ; ifi^hi_Tg^Jh-2_j"'-"y
Qni^ l^uMiTt
n^'[0"'5yf'"7.?between
to hover
hope "
hpliliLjili
8"'/^^"r,
t-giyvn. to bend, to incline.
fear
4- p'i'^ I have
some
hopes ;
;
j"'-^3 *" research,
v/t' w"-^
~4^
I
4- ^i-i ?/' I hope that,
examination, investigation,inquiet; fljtuMjuufliuft
in hopes that ;
that is my
emotion
am
kr
pJ"
agitation
perturbation
,
,
,
confusion ; a. troubled,agitatonly hope ; i/iai^lna^
trouble,
ed
j""/" j"'-"'!i ""i^i-"-i/ ^2^umi_ kp
emotion
^uiiai-Pthopeless
upuifi
;
;
; -^ ^n-mfni-Phg
t

"

"

"

'

"

"

troubles

broils ;

died

within

search,
rej^u.hope
l-!i'n-f^p
sbiT
all hope
chicane,pettifogifipiinJr
perquisition,
ging
,

*-"-

//pligin the heat of passion

in the first
; p "iiuifulif/L
giuuir.u'ii
impulse of indignation; uireit^,^
;

-a

iOSt

-u

safety was

; Ufui^utuiraoiiuitPaat-uni
life ; ^fumun.

despairingof

i,uimutt.
despaired^

vanished

hu

fi.

puMpiuM,.

me;

of

ilk-pour
,

thplint-h
,

"//"he

hope

is

all my
Jftuili /.iT,
-

into,to make
hopes are in you ; S. ^"umuj%ltir-^
u,p_
to revive hope.
researches,to investigate.
ituiphlri^
Ifty
siderably,
^yJ- ad. too, very, more, much, conQyp fJ a. big,fat,plump,fat " lusa
great deal;
; 9f- aspirate.
very much,
" more,
more
tantly,
Qyp uiu^u or uui/ipad. why? on what
extremely, exorbiaccount
? for what reason
?.
excessively,exceedingly.
ancient
QnufiiMiii,
3wt.'j"'-d'3'"" slow, tardy,slothful,
lug s. rhseda, an
four-wheeled
chariot.
lazy;cowardly.
[plover.
%ninnui "y".hoopoo,pewet,lapwing,
Se/* jnt^t *""j*" c- Gtreek ; ^.
a. low-born,ignoble,base.
Greek, the tongue.
3''/i.u"6'/ils"
t""wicfcto bocomo
Onn-u'tru/iT,
*"
"4."
j'"-"t3
hope,
"W"
j"'-"y
~4!
uigiy vu.
ed or
hopes, expectation,longing; confidence,
contemptible, to grow or get

l"^"ttp"""^I'L,to search

"

"

'

'

"

trust ; "f.t-n.iui-^%
^.ut-utumf,
lih'b^
iHrit t
trn.iulitf.ntlli
t^uilip
i^ujtfS-ugnjif
renewed
hyp
or
reviving, well,

-'

worse

" worse,

to be

deteriorated

; to

debase, demean, degrade or disgrace

oneself,to degenerate,to fall away.

grounded, lively,ardent, solacing,

tO makO
%nii.lr"
QniLiiigm-ju^hir,
VU.
great,blind hope ; iAq.nL.%iy% mliuip, worse, to spoil,to corrupt,to debase,
to deteriorate ; to underrate, to deOT ^lujfL^ialfUib
preciate,
uAuinnfr^ ugtuur^n
to disparage.
[uni-uuiilini.
bad.
u/iijpui Vain, weak, uncertain,
[or
delusive or
deceitful,
false, ^nn.lriiili
t-lip^uig a. rathor wicked
,

iini-uit

-,

foolish hope ; Vi/tf

fleeting,
the rays
away

""t

or

of

J"'-"y

"

hope;
put out hope

jni-unji

to take
pu.n-'iiu,i_
^_,

to

to

hunt

shadow;

'Anutp jnM,untl_u^tMinuiplr"i
^ ubnuili ^mi_
"

to

-^

Qnn-p, n-t-y, n-king

a,

qunr, worst.

wicked, bad,

; j4t-ray-*""/:"*"- defective,
paltry,
wretched, low,vile,
abandon
oneself to chimericalsorry; unseemly, detestable.

hopes,
"/^f

a. worse;
SniLt-fnfli

nourish

oneself

with

vain

to hug
nopes ;^lutigp jni-Hnil_
mtupuipfiu

Son-ni./??f bad
.

condition

or

ity,
qual-

deterioration,
decay.
degeneracy,
3""^S. S""'

3ni/ui^.
uig

s.

panther.

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since
Jtiii.tjui(,,

tuli^irb

3n^

s 14

set

you

tor,author

out; ^uAf

agitator,
instigator
inciter,

M^np^lrutuL. hOW
; a. seditious ;
ut^li^agitatedsea,
long is it since that was done ? tpiini. heavy billows ; -".i a. agitating,
ous,
griev"r

Juab

tu

lait^h'b

'y^

"

It

inrn-iutL.,

IS

two

vexatious

since

joars

ing^ni-i brach, quest-

a. boisterous,
setting-dog;
-yia
it is only three days since I was
told
stormy, tempestuous.
so, or, since I heard it.
a. agitated,
moved
3ai.qa,pi
violently
4*-"'4-ad. since.
gate
8"/""jr
; -k-iT, k^fiva. to search,to investiS. 1o".lj",^_
%np2^p2_1'3 -lu'itp
s.
appellation,
;
laj s. inquirer;

or

'

-nc

"

title ; u/i,n^i,
denomination,

plunderer, marauder, spoiler,

"iiu,^,
[robber.
surname;
Qni.jfuipi[,i,S.Qai-qiapAii.p[i'
-u/uo^ ad. by name
only, nominally; -Irj; h^l,va. to call,
QnM^iT, t-jp va. to seek, search or
to name,
to denominate,to qualify
inquireafter,to make search for,to
as,
name,

to give

to, to entitle;to

name

to

w.
;-/../"
entitled,
"c.;

; -oi_a"

name,

S.

S.

name
sur-

called,named,

ju/un,-%

bear another's

be

to

n.-pn^,

ferret out, to hunt after ; to examine,

to discuss ; to agitate,to move,
to
trouble ; to excite,to incite,to provoke,

to be called after

Qnp2np2^'iip
; ipnipnfuui^

llu/li,
QX
"fin^nluhuii^

4n"-;

-u..

uyiyi^^ti

sedition;

move

t-i.
iiitnil_
^.aiTatp to SBok

where
every-

ransack

for, to

mC-

~"

stir up, to

to

;
excite
-

to
lu'i"i.[,pu
,

3"/""""4"#ad. why ?
[taphor. breed disputes, to
quarrels;
Qnpuiyaad. supiuoly,
with one's face
-pirvn. to be moved, touched; to be
upward, lying on one's back ; backwards
agitated,
upset, excited,protroubled,
voked
to hurl
"iiuplinL.jti/btu

rebellion,to rebel,
mutiny ; jnuqlA fni-P-^ fuT [,%u, I
upset, to throw down on the back, to
yearn for him, I pity him ; jn"-t%'"i
.stretch on
the
earth ;
he was
touched, moved
^,"^,/"u"^",^, ^n"-/?p %P
to lie down
flat
with
the
on
prone,
face,to
compassion ; jni-qt-u,j
q^nt-P-l"r
stretch at one's whole
length; to fall b i^vy */*'he moved my compassion
;

throw

backwards,to overthrow,

to

to

backwards

to
hu.L,,b%hJig.

negligent,neglectful,
to
folded
down
fall

arms

hind

"

be

stand
to

idle,

for him.

^n^^tjlu s. search, research,perquisition

with
throw

ment,
incite-

sion,
instigation; turbulence, confu-

back, backwards; -4,"j^

myself on

tumult;

b "t"'u^p'-n2_ I Stretched
:

trouble,agitation;

strongly; "o*4"%^^, to
-

one's

on

-//r^fr^
^

rise in

; to

or

/unp^ini-ryauguish,
,

iness
anxiety,affliction,
pain; -ipbj- hast-

the

grass ;^/lipi -h..,i^

outburst
to
u.%l,u.^,i,i^,
u^m^ emotion ,
;
,
recede, to flow back ; Jfb^^ jlfi.p.transport.
[carelessly.
how long wilt thou
-kiufjiu,,,
iiii_,y,""
ad. idly,lazily,slowly,
Qni-iuip^i,
-

sleep,0 sluggard?
throw

to

the

~/r.r.

t^gf.va.

overturn,to knock

down, to fell or
strike to the earth ; -[.J-vn.
to lie down
on

back, to sleep; -n^/J/.^t.s.

one's

8nV S. S""/

[overthrow.

"

S'"-?-'"
-J
.

uyf,s. Judas, traitor;

S.

Z,""fpy[";-u.liu.%a. Jewish,judaical;
-uiuiku

ad.

SnM-iuAtaiT,
ui^uy

to

ground, backwards, to

to be idle,to
vn.
lazy, indolent;to neglect,not

grow
to

care

for.

to
va.
Qn^lu.^ni.^uAtJ'

come
to be-

cause

to
idle, slothful,indifferent,
to
demoralize.
enervate,

sectarians.
f. Julianist
Qni-ipu/iipuip
3'K-^i'b OV [kuy S. July ; JuslTulruilili
.

Judas, like a traitor, -fi in the month of

treacherously,
-lru.% a.
traitorously;
idleness , laziness
s.
Qni.fai.piii.'i,
,
Jewish; -^ the tribes of Israel;-".._
slowth,negligence; cowardice.
P[,^, s. Judaism.
where
Qni^^iatTad.
one
wishes;where
Qni.qu./u'bq.l.p
""
searchiug,prying, you will,wherever you like.
investigating,
to
scrutinizing;ih'blri^,
*. transport,expedition;
3n,.,iuifi/j
to
as

-.

seek,

to

search,

to

make

researches, kpP-uijj ilfbl^ij

to accompany,

to scrutinize,
investigate,
to set out
to escort, to
convoy;
to inquire accompanying,escorting;
inquiries,
-^

in quest of,ta make

after.

0""-2""( '"3
I

s.

S. I'"#".^u.p4"'inven!

train,retinue, suit
oration ;

to attend,
a.

-utM-np
s.

ants,
attend-

Jrtun.

neral
fu-

g. funeral,
~u.i.np"t.pf

3flh

SI

funeral train orprocession; obsequies,

witch,
enchant,to cast a spellover, to beto
fascinate
va.
to
fey/l
charm, to
; -[" a.
accompany,
attend on, to escort ; to lead,to conabundant ; watered,irriguous
duct,
; fecund,
to guide ; to send,to expedite, fertile,
viner,
productive; -^^ s. difruitful,
to despatch,
to forward ; to perform
sorcerer, enchanter,magician,
the funeral obsequies;-^iTvn. to be
wizard ; -ni-l3-[,Ji,
s. enchantment.
vn. to murmur
Qnut-iTuipltir
accompanied; j"ii"4s.iP'
"/i'4"'-' to
against,
be buried.
bear
to
transmitter.
to
a
owe
grudge;
[agent,
rancour,
sender ; forwarding -pni-P-l;^
S'
s. ill-will,
Qn^,iu,plil,f_
malice, rancour.

burial;-hiT,

to

pnM-Pj,^

cery,
enchantment, witchcraft,sorlet,
amumagic ; charm, fascination;
talisman,charm, preservative,

sending, expedition.

nMuitps.

s. hellenism,
%niJi,uipiJiini-Plii^i
gre-

Qni.n.[3-trir.
cism; -^4-"" s. hellenist,
jnt.n-P-t-i_8.
grecian,gre- "phylactery
;
ad. hopingly; -ptli S.
cist ; -ikqni.a. speaking Greek ; Ionic;
^nt-umpiap
Qni-uiMi^uiui
born in Greece, i.e.
; -pt-p a. hopeful; -q-tp a^pk"y Hebrew
in captivity;
reviving
-liu/ba. Greek;
hope, inspiriting
4n"-^, inspiring
,
mating;
hope or courage, encouraging,anigreek fire ; ni(, grecism ; 4u,plri_
^tC
to grecize,to grecianise,
a. consolatory
to render
consoling; -"i.pu,liMM.%
-a

"

greek.

comforting ; exhortatory;

fort,
wa. to revive
Qni-^iuiui
hope ; to coma. isa-n-phj; tri/l,
ffj*. jujube ; "uiif.ij%
to
s.
giving
-if-pn^p-J,
bella, yellow-dun;-[",uiunj ". jujube;
encourage
tree.
hope; comforting;hoping; t/. -4".tr
that may
be hoped ; -ipp -jj/ja.
-nist ; -"^_
a.
s. philhellene,
%nL.%u,utp
full
of
s. philhellenism
hope or confidence,hopeful;
f *.
pni-Pliiii
; -ummi
Greece.
-4f^ a. bringing or bearing hope;
ad. in Greek
a. waitingwith hope ;
-Iflilru.ijiT:
"flk,ui_
; a. Greek
%",-'iiiuplfl,
;
hopeless; -^c-linpnjua. desperate,
^^"nh"_,pioiilr"_ tO Icam Or
m-uu/iilrlj
,

"

-^uiin a. in despair,without
study, to know, to speak Greek.
uin^p,
to grccizo, to
hope , comfortless , broken-hearted,
QnJbiujjnt-j/uAlrj'va.
disconsolate,discouraged,despond".
ent
antimony,
[grecianise.
Q,iL.%iJipu,[i
to take away
to despair,
uin!bh-i_,
801-%/'"I'or ifruy s. June ; jl3 -f
;
all hope, to drive to despair,to throw
the thirteenth of-.
to be in despair,
or
s.
Qnt^ini-utiiQnn-itlutp
[, January. into despair; f^ifc/_.
to
to
lose
all
be
od.
s.
intless,
hopedesperate,
hope,
3'"-i.W;
3nv.S. i\--z_,
to
oneself
to
to
take
care! mind!
despair,
give
up
UMnihi^
"a"t-i_,
to
be
to
to
one's
to
to
disheartened,
get
recall
cause
despond,
memory,
remember, to remind; Ih^l,
^h^, iirii_,discouraged; qnt.Jh^t" to despair
of a person'slife,to give over, to
recollect,remember
;
t^ti. %"/i" he
deem
has remembered.
pastrecovery ; -^liJ'vn.to hope
with
to remember,
together,to mutually encourage
%ni-2u,p,up
,MMj a. causing
pairingly
destion,
hope ; -i,uimuMpiup ad. desperately,
recallingto a person'srecollec-

"

-"

mind

or

remembrance,

morative
comme-

perate,
des-

rashly; -4uiui"o4""% a.

ate
hopeless; tf-nph-a desperwarning ; s.
; suggesting
a
affair;
4^of
act
business,
hopeless
-n..p-f
s.
reminding ;
prompter ;
disease
-4'"_
a
advice.
desperate
;
t-uA^m-p-t
warning, admonition,notice,
ad. slowly, softly,easily,
3"'-2/'i'
s. dcspalr,
hopelessness;
y^AfiT; -4"fi"ini./7/r"-l!r
leisurely;softly,gently, mildly;
faint-hearteddespondency,
to go fair " softly
^,iM,i_,
; to walk
-pt
ness
through despair; -Pp.
;
gravely along.
-

u.n.

out
ad. desperately,
past recovery, withs. onocentaur;
QnM-^uiinifiplli
pliuiij
to
depriveof
iTmm'bbu
hope ; f
centaur, hippocentaur;siren,mermaid.
,

all

hope,

to

deliver

or

abandon

to

despair.
'

vn.

fecund ; -t"r,
fertile,
fruitful,
make
amulets
to
or charms,to

to be

tjliva,

^nt-umir, uigiiy vu. to hopo, to expect ; to trust,to confide ; to promise

67

801"
or

flatter oneself; ^
-

St/"

"""^

ft*

to

hoping, full of
Qni-unii_a.
Q"i.auijnq_,
to hope,
cause
Qni.uiujni.jui'iikirva.to
to

to

%lrj'va.

to put out of joint,

dislocate,

to lux, to luxate ; -^u/iia. compound ;

articular ; gr. conjunctive; -4"'*""-/3J

in God.

trust

8oa-

S16

inspire with

hope,

promise, to
[hope.

to

flatter.

full of desire "

a.
QiiM-uiuifiui^iuip
stack:
3n"-/"""%
""j s. pyramid : rick,
decanter; -uiJtt-,. a. pyramidal.
Qnt-pMuamipipJ'vn.io
deny,todisown.
,

Qnt-ppiituiii
^paigiupli^ipJurassic
"

lime-stone.

s.

bond, union,
". tie,
; -li.uui
ticulations
articulated,composed of ar-

compound

knot;

a.

iTuik-pdht-P-'tr
i^ilihpndt
,

of

join;
to dislocate,to disva.
"iikiT,^uMlfuilrir
in pieces, to dito tear or rend
laniate ; -"iiunr, ui^ufj vn.
jointed, attached

[itsderivatives.

friendship,ties of society;
to be united
vn.
together;
-iuiu/pJ"
*. junction,conjunction,
-iiuMtiaM-Ppcii
bond, union, connexion; -linmnp mn.,
bonds

formed

ate
to be articul-

; organized,
to
associate, take part in,

3"'""""(i
o.
clear, clean, pure,
"'J
to admit
".
fest
as
sincere,candid; manilimpid;/5^.pure,
member; -;ju"i^n"-/3f"A
of
excellent
organization,symmetry
evident, distinct;ad. clearly,
ed
a.
articulate,surroundpurely ; distinctly,
evidently, parts ; -"y"""
cleanly,
with
articulations, corporeal; /?9.
manifestly.
s. purist; -o^/i
s. purwell,
elegantly composed or
^uinuMiiuipLu/ii
tersely,
ism
tinctly
disa.
ad.
written;
; -^yii
very clearly,
very
-jui,- a. gouty; ~gu,,-u,liut%
arthritic
s.
a.
-[aou
precisely
rheumatic,
ing
speak;
p^
; -_j"."-o"-/3^"-'ii
;
arthritic
i^u,
disease,
a.
clearly,distinctly;
single- rheumatism, gout,
to articulate,
genuous,
va.
minded, simple-hearted,sincere, inarthritis;-^nt-gu/btiT
to
to
candid ; -J'aiu,p,i,p
ad. simply,
form; to fit,
utter,to pronounce,
to
to suit, to organize; to associate,
s.
sincerely,innocently
; -"Tmn.-P-l.tJb
elect or to return
as
single-mindedness, simple-heartedmember;
ness,
-"_""/" a.
; to

ingenuousness,
sincerity,

articulated,articular

our
cand-

tered;
articulated,ut-

expressed, well turned,

ui^iy
be clarified;
harmonious;
^.eudiometer;
-i-"Y"tirS.
3"'y^t''';
-^uif
-"-"/"_
-^m.
-trical
cordance,
aca.
s.
s.
connexion,
conformity,
ni.p-l,i_%
"fiiu^u/ii
-try ;
; -^uifm-P^
ly,
clear-ufix,mni.iru,n.%tj'va. to uarrato
harmony.
distinctly
; -ufkuS. 3"'""'4ad.;-"n"-^ Qo^tiT,
tjp va. to join,to unite, to
water
to articulate,
a. of clear or limpid
; u/.^p^i.^ tie,to bind, to annex;
fountain
to pronounce,
to utter ; to feign,to
clear,limpid,
pellucid
crystal,
to
out
or
spring; -uuimu
a. very
bright, withcontrive,to invent; to compose,
a. seeingclearly, form.
obscurity
; -mtu
clearsighted,
Qoij-ni-uj^
perspicacious
[rgoT ng s. artlculatiou,
; -mh-uni^
tion
s. clearsightedness,
perspicacity.
joint, knot; composition, constructo
ticulated;
Oc/in"u^"-"/'t
va.
hafi "hant-au/bbtT
paragraph; -tui-np a. ar; article,
ous,
fictitito render
clean, to clear,to clarify,
a.
contrived,
fj
-nfi
clear or limpid; to refine,
to purify
artificial,imaginary ; gr. compound.
;
; -tiiuj;

vn.

to clear

well

up ; to

to collect

the

refuse.

^auna^nt-Pls. cloamess, pureness,

; limpidity; fig. purity

cleanness

candour, sincerity,ingenuousness.
3"7-.fj s. articulation,joint,juncture
bond,
connexion;
tie,link,
;
gr.
article; inL.irk,ui_jtuj-/y paralytic;
,

s. connexion,harmony.
Q"q.ni.3b
well
disposed, inclined,
willing,well affected ; prompt, ready,
ip'tfj to
eager, desirous,anxious;
be disposed or inclined to,in the mood

QoJ-uipa.

for,to have

inclination

an

for ;

or

ingly,
willS"^.j""ij
Qotf-iupMuputp
arf.eagerly,
-"f-nfii
with
a.
^o.f.u.p.u.'b
feigning simulating
pleasure,with good will,
;
inventinglies ; -p-ui,p f, s. equuleus, voluntarily,spontaneously, heartily;

"

S.

wooden

horse

used

in torture ; a. dislocated,
a. ; -^lui,a. spontane-liuiJ"S. ^oJ-uip
ous,
of joint;~PuMifn,.-ai,
well
a.
voluntary,
willing
-i^m
;
s. dislocation ; -fnjira. with
dislocated
ardent;
to,
disposed,ready
eager,
articulations ; paralytic
^uttTo^or -iTtnuipuipad. voluntarily,
tun..
; -fuut^u.^

put

out

80C
with
spontaneously,willingly,

So^n^u'^-.
nj

good

will,heartily;-iTmni-pi
s. goodwill,
entire

800

s 17

tion,
devodisposition,
inclination,

s.

part ,

membered
joint of meat; dis-m-ffl
s.
segment ;

dismembering,dismemberment.

8"L.
S. SoJ-iuppj-- 8oi""-"/*i
^outint-lTOV
or "//"
VU.
; -iautT
t-glt
desirous
to
to
unt-iT,
-ukp
intertwine;
eager,
; -mpiuliuA a.
weave,
uiuj vna.
to fornicate,
fornication ;
to commit
liberal,
generous, open-handed; -gni^
eagerness

a.

S. 3"^""/"*~
gutiiirir
; -ipnjP- ". cagor,

to

ready to, disposedto

pom/

; ad.

violate,to force, to deflower ; [i

to whore, to be a whoremonger.
tigious, "ou'iitu^iu%
lia. obscene, filthy.
Sou, ,y or [is.vine slipsor cuttings,

eagerly; -^

contontious
^uM^,un.utlini-P-h-uiJis.
,

quarrelsome.

vine-branch.

dispose,to incJins,to excite, to

[^iriT."a.

pire
ins-

with

to raise a desire
inclination,
%opu"jfnjs. step-father
; S. 2,
"/"""-.
t
o
to
interest,
passion for,
induce,
6o^""i","/".sheafof
corn; rick,stack.
to invite,
to persuade.
to fatten,to grow
So/iu'^u/iT,
lu^u-i vn.
to
be
stuff
VU.
%oJ-aipb;r,
oneself; to live
fat; to
or
t-jfi-pltj;Irjuij
gorge
in effeminacy,
idleness or debauchery,
disposedtowards, inclined to,to have
to wallow
a liking
in voluptuousness,to pamfor,to lean to, to have a mind
per
inclination for,to be in the mood
or
haughty, to
oneself; to become
the statelypersonage,
to play
for ; to will,
to wish, to desire,to be
enact
to
the swell ;
to
stalk,
eager for.
u^if-uipuijij
walk proudly, to look big ;
QaJ-tupaifs. natural bent, disposition
/"^""Y.I"
propension, pronep ipoua/iiu to pass the whole day in
inclination,
,
ingly,
willtaste
ad,
ness
pleasure or amusement.
; -p-p
, tendency,
,

or

voluntarily.
Soz/A-i/*!
tj^iva. to form,
to arrange,

So/""*^or -2_s.
fashion,

to

to set in order.

stately look,
-utrnj-i
superciliousness,
haughtiness;

fig.lofty countenance,
t

[3-U3i- uAioun
f

to

gape

-nt-Hh

s.

yawning,
[ness.

gaping.

So* "/""-"' ^'A?o'" '*'"'J

*" eyebrow ;

LuMifatnuiAIrt-

to yawn,

; -"-"/", frj^ va.

yawn

upftplt " p

s.
luxury , voluptuousQopu,jnL.aii
a. dressed, adorned.
Qopliiui^u/ii
Qopl,%tir,
tjf va.to fashion,to adapt,

pose,
adjust;to arrange, to disorganize; to get ready , to
prepare, to provide with,to furnish,
to order ; to form, to trim,to adorn,
to write;
to embellish; to compose,
to fit to, to
to

afutjnUMbf^lruMwt
uu"uMn.^
saJp.uMn^uit^UMT^i

%u,ibg dark, finelyarched, bushy,

ening
thin,small, hanging, haughty, threateyebrow ; iuirp.uia%uii_
ij-u
j-u
to build ;
to make
to raise the brows
to construct
""tu'iihi_,
4tp t 'fe'/f
,
,
to
dance
to
through superciliousness, put on an
Irpi^u %nt-iui^ to
;
u"uipu
to
arch look,to look arch ; tlai%t-i_
sing,to modulate, to tune ; p-a,mpn^
^%
matic
p 4k-p lbui^ui%^hpP-ai-iMiira to Write a draput off pomp or pride ; uin.ua,iri_,
composition.
f^pi^Lir" ^^ frown, to knit the brow,
t
o
to look sour
or
fitter;
Sopfii^^,
4"n*"t^.
-tinii^s.
^-"*
composer.
angry;
the
s.
ment
fittingup, adjust%opl,%n,.uihiu/lii,uip/jlri_,
paint
eyebrows; -?p
ng
1

"

'

to

wink,

to wink

; formation

at.

Qoiui^Pja. having joinedeyebrows;

-

ifiit/^to

knit

the

brow

; -zCoa*

a,

fashion
,

tion
composi-

structure

struction;
organization,
; conembellishment,
furniture;

;
; disposition
[discipline
a.
; care.
3o%t-ii_
heavy-browed, beetle- harmony.
browed,
s.
good order ;
Qop^%n!uuii^ni.p["i-%
[pieces.
bit by bit,piecemeal,in
S. ^opjiiinL.uait
^op^ibntjiu
3ii.j'"2_'*d'
So^o"n"-"r,
Qo^iT, y^fi va. to cut to
pieces,to cut up, to tear in pieces;

knittingthe

nervously.

brows

ornament

decoration

"

uAit-uMWufii^iuiT
-

tear

limb

from

dilaniate ;
halves ; to cut
to

to

pullto

pieces,

/Aj. Jki_.to divide in

or

break

"c.),to
J'tts (i4"'^"'
"

to

dismember,

limb,to

asunder ;
carve

meat.

^u.

^lllD

J18

uii^uiup^ look there, look here ; but,

,

yet ; i"" fc"-, also, even, likewise,

besides;*'" qbi "*""
again ; moreoTer,
above
;
p-k
all,the more
iFuAtuii.ai'iiq.
,

rather ; "iium

hi.

; %ui

even

it may

; not

neither, nor
[tulin^, not

n^,

u,pq.

even

m-pirah certainly: perhaps,

; Ibui

now

hi.

be that

then.

well ; now,

Ir^l va. to contemn, to

liu^puH^tiT,
; -"yt'ba. nitric.
despise. [saltpetre
nitre ;
natron
s.
"hutif.paLi
ai,i_,
,
a.
"{jai^fLuiii fulsomely praising,
tj^ va. to
highly laudatory ; -t.r

(mo)

Ij

letter of the
of the

s.

consonants;

; four

hundred

the

twenty
alphabet, " the

iiat.

example

teenth
seven-

%, Vi,four

hundredth.

It is sometimes

"

for

exalt, to extol, to eulogize,to load

with praises;-n^-PJ s. eulogy,praise.

second

changed

".show, train;magnificence,
'b"uj"""'5ip
ing,
smirkglory;mincing airs or manners,
s. revBreuce,
%ai,impu-pni-^

mippit^ ufii^iui-mtipiu^
"c.
pl'iui
5 iMtt/fi^"
:

"

redundant;

zarene

as

stead
puMnp.aA"^/t /jtun-iuiipLj jutptStuii^ir/ini

respect,

Nazarean
'XjMMiqtiipat^f,
"gt-y
a-

It is sometimes

[homage.

simpering^

into j;

to
[" "f.yh'-ni

y^

; i.Na-

abstain

from wine.

a. excellent, praiseworthy,
"i^ai^ili

(A p^uipy^ui^lj
"C.
takes

egregious, honourable, respectable;

" t articles,
but rarely " improperly. honest,brave,galant,reserved, grave,
J
serious ; delicate,nice, pretty, genteel,
Placed at the end of words it
charming, gracious; "i"'5^ -:p
majestic port or bearing; aZ-.^ -^,
as
a definite article,
as
serves
: lujpi.
the man,
the woman,
languishingor languid air. [respect.
lil!b^jh/iilinJiip\,
to houour, to
the boys ; Jp'iAp ijt Jtn.uii.
in. jIl.u'u
vu'itu-qlrjnM.Miu/btj'
ty
of them is dead, the
k
"ijiuqlij;
one
liiAiq.uj'bl,
tjiy vn. to pout,to be dainoneself
airs
stand
to
to
other
is alive ; dkitX
give
^lik^u,ifi"i.p ,
,
It sometimes

"

the

place of

"

Alexander

the

great

; Jjiu.'b.f.u.ir
ju,^
a year,
Jjiu hp^figuju1t.nM.1A4"c. once
twice a day "o.

to make
ceremony,
to be fussy, very

upon

some

culty,
diffi-

particular,

disdainful,
overnice, to turn up one's
to
simper, to smirk, to want
nament,
ornose,
in
the
to
as
following: kp^pi.^
asking, hesitate; to play the bully,
to set up for a beau, to boast or brag
of, to pique or plume oneself;to put
/ZiupM^npli
nSi" i]liui%if.iuifL
lU^utjt'Uiq
,

And

"

nul

"

iri-

sometimes

it serves

for

"

QCO,
Jpi-UMi/lii^uiiI^

on

It

"

is also

the first " second

of euphony,as :
inhutt

sometimes
persons
tut

m.^

muilruijtt

9"/*

',

joined to
for the sake

tiT"

^^

u/w^

nnnt-iT

n.ni\

'lk"U^3^P
funpuiuMlihairiAt^^
i^p
[uouk^pU "C.
\iuM %npui *'bn^uM'iin^ui
pvou, he, she:
"

the

of

airs

lord.

affected
"ituiiinis.
s. winder.
*'bu"^f7t.^
o.
Ijuignilplrap

creature.

Xfutqtupinqh
"

s. Hebrew
w.
'ijuiqniliip
sceptre.
"yjuiJ-fi^a,
s
J-^utuMg f. maid-servant,
female
domestic
waiting-maid, or
,

-woman.

that,it ; n.-i"4-"bu, he or she eats ; ot._

in the first
a. first ; ad.
'b"'/"
firstly,
at
first; ^, before,ere; -^
Ibn^iiMthey are eating; [u'lm-phj' place,
first of all.
looking for him, her or it ; "fuij-,
Y*"" I am
utufii 'Ln^ut,they say;tiu" t" it is he
b
\ituluatfi.tiahyir
^tun-uipuip.utbyir
;
,

u,It%

she ; u"iin,X

"UnpuM his,her or its "unt-ltflib. y\u/bpiut^utjhni^Pli

; ..p.uipy.tun.
name
a. first to say ; -pJi"i^
; "-./""."_"im^u,I have given them.
s.
cian
chief-physi"huieonj.but,however, nevertheless,
a. dwellingantecedently;
; -piiiuli
yet ; indeed,really,in fact ; 7i"i t that
-lAuii^np^iTvn. to be from the beginning
or

is,that is to

%u.
say, i.e. ; t"ui "u".u/?y/if
,

; to be

pre-established; predes-

^0.]"^
tmed ;
-fuyu
-p"".^
produced before.
"

^".1a

819

springup

a.

of,to foresee,to forebode

or

sentime

ing;
s.
presentiment,forebod-^ij-uMgnUlU
"(juiPiiufui^
a.
S. 8i""i."i#"u.f
s.
U.4 ;
s.
precaution
-q^m.^.t-p-Ji
; -^t_
uip^htnu primate ;
"bumhi^,p..,^ihi_,
lUbbij to preside,to be the president, 'XjuiluuiPPai.nt.li
s. chem.
protoxide;
-

to hold

P""^;

the

firstplace ; -^ S.

'b""^"". -Pin-

a. primatial;
-uili.u'i,
-hiTva.

to

preside over;

antedate

; -Pnn. S.'i,".^,u^u"4;
first
-PniLp
seat, highest place;
-Pni^trirva, to antedate.
s.

s.

-,"-fil s. presidency;
precedency, primacy, priraateship; "yjuifuuiJ-uiiria'ii
a.
arriving before ;
$.
-^uiquii^uMp
prototype, architype, -hiFvn. to come, arrive or get before,
primitive model, original,
to outwalk
idea, pattern to get the start of; to outstrip,
; gr. primitive;
; -nt-iHi s. prevention.
^luni.uiitnj
sketch,plan,model ; -fu,i-[ips. front'\}u.liiu,^!iiuM,r,
-uiliuM% a. provident,
careful
to provide,to be the
court; "if^m s. iii"%'yi/""9^4""
-h-Tva.
**"
"tt^
;
;
tion,
traced,delineated before ; s. delineaprovidence of,to take care, to supply,
sketch, outline,rough- or first- to look, to preserve, to watch; -li_a.
draught, minute: acrostic; -^/ioxk.^ providing,preserving, taking care;
S. li"%/"i"before ; -ni./?if".
Providence; foresight,
sion,
previ; -^^^ a. written
-

prescribed ; ". title; exordium, preamble

s. author,inventor;-^^^^
; -^/i"-"i

care.
a. known
"XsailuuiitufboP

before

; prescient,

to
chief,principal
knowing beforehand; -iji-Pfs.
; -^trhJ" va.
to outline ;'-yii"j prenotion; prescience; -S-/Aa. created,
sketch,to delineate,
born
a. gone
or
first;
before,preceded; *, precurbearing
produced
sor,
forerunner;-fnf_, y s. pre-exist- young for the first time ; s. first-born;
enoe
s. first father
or
"" pre-existent;-"'iinii_
mother; -;:g,
-ty^k
; -ty"
the
First
a
ncestors.
omore
forefathers,
t*
Being ; -"ty'''
to prepare ; -4u/_
va.
ancient; ad. S. 3'"""-""^?-'v^
"Xi-u/uut^iui^ir
j -^"/'S- a.
in
first acting or operating; made
fore
bea. perfect
itself;finished or
uimp
S. ^tab[iMMU-~
s.
accomplished beforehand
; -^
; "t^ni-^uali
; ~i^minllS.
premiees ; -^u-f^^ato pre-ocva.
'Xtui[uui^Jii-m
blished,
pre-estapredestined,
; "ifpiut-htT
or
ary,
predisposed;-/:".%, prelimin-^p""i.",./3^tA
cupy, to prepossess;
niJfL
to preto
va.
". pre-occupation; -fplnrva.
preamble ; -tfiupi-lrir
ordain
to
write beforehand
to
to
to
prescribe
pose;
predispre-establish
;
;
,
,
before ; -"f.pn^3-l"3i
to predestine; -liuMpif.nt-PfiJt,
s.
s.
say or mention
beforehand
a.
pre-establishraent
ed
writing
; -^lu^.^ prejudic; prescription
,
s. prejudice,prepossesusucaption.
sion
; -liuipirl^
a.

s.

"

ly
set over, put above,
a.
; -4%'" a. built before or former'(J""^""7""'//
creation
of the
superior; """._
;
uipuip^i-Plii-'ii
promoted, preferred,
to prefer; -*"//"
a.
a. elementary,
mary
prii4-/_,
^uiiTiuphij
ferable world ; -lipPuiliuM'u
pre-

;
to

-ti/"

to set

va.

above,
promote;
the preference to,

over,

to

prefer,to give

to

esteem
or

cises
-lipPu/hp s. preparatory exerrudiments
elements,
;
-^pPtiT
;

put

to

s. first order
-nt-P-j,,^,

more;

va.

to instruct
to prepare

rank, preference,

beforehand
or

form

; to

by

cise,
exer-

exercise

-ipPni-Pt s. primary instruction.

precedence,pre-eminence; proposition,
foreseeing;
ing;
discern"Xiutluui^ui/lruig
provident,
a.
premises; -^u"m
fore;
". foresight;-c,,ujps,
-'^.ufjIrgaJi
-n.uiaihWva. to prefer,to put bethe primitiveor first father, progenitor
s. prejudice,
-i/.iumni-P'B
prepossession
of the human
to
vn.
arch
; patrirace, Adam
prevention ; -n-l-uiliW
inventor
""
to
fig.
-4""/!^
before;
author,
-^^/".
;
;
first; happen
a,

meet
ifpiaj

s.

Fathers ; -4".institutor ; gr. prepositionthe ancients ; the Holy

entrance-door
s.
-4"?-'"4 ""
-4"?great-grandfather
;
s.
; -if-nL-nSi
,

founder

or

"

portal; vestibule ; fig.commencement;

s-^l,ni.%pSi propylsBum; -ii-pnt-P^i-i
dissertation ; design,
preface,preliminary
project; gr. preposition.
to have a preil^lfirvn,
1,u//("u^""j

provident;-^iuiJ/p, foresight; "ur"'-^t-PJ,, precaution; -4"5f""/'" "c. S.

'Xjuiluuipiiuiilh
iT, "c. ; -^piajai'ii
a. commanded,
ordered
beforehand;-4/"""'-

^kc

a,

invited beforehand.

%D.l"

"blU"

S30

beforehand
-Jtb-n.'b a.

the attack,
to commeuce
ityr^/r
iin-l,,.,
to begin the fight -ils-nitj;
y^J,vna.
;

or

cour,
"".".
'{juifiiu/tiJ',
envy, jealousy ; ran-

it-pui
-

breakfast;

meat

affection;zeal;

envy

breakfast;
a.
~l'i S.'iiutfijiu'sCiu^predicted,
foretold,
prophesied; ^iMipn^M-ld^,to
;

envy,

; """to be

"TCuin.

eaten

"

prediction, foretelling
prophecy ;
,
-"2C-aa.t-j'va. to predict,to foretell,
to
s. prediction, ^
prophesy; -2r".n.nt./?/iii

s.

our

first mother, the mother

of the
Eve ; the wives

to
envy ; lu'ii,f.plri_
j^
take
^n.^^
vengeance
;
revenge,
to become
jealous ; {" 4jL'"^bL
g
create

"

-ni.

to be

to promote,

jealous of;

rival ; f

to
Y.t"fc/_.
"bWa/bni-Ptm-^

ltpP-l"uto emulate

a
person, to
him
desire to imitate
lun-tuppmi-P^i
;
q.Hri_g "n-"/tpto desire to emulate a
ate,
person's virtues ; mnAfc/j to fascin-

pn,.^

dignity;
-Jhififuipks. the first prophet,Moses;
-"rmpf.s. the first man, Adam; -Wutp^
to charm, to bewitch, to east a
""^4 s. fightingin the firstrank ; coryphaeus,
UM%Jpui ^aiqtumia^^^
spellon ;
champion; ^.skirmisher,sharpshooter;
who
s.
skirmish;
-i/;"/."n4""-/^/"-^
liktu 0 foolish Galatians,
uipiup
hath
bewitched
a.
better,preferred,
you?
-itlrtfuip preferable,
most
a.
dying with envy,
"AjuilauAMiuipkli
esteemed;
mnitu /^mph-u
full
like
of
*o
to
better;
"""..
^ujiTuipiru prefer,
envy, envious, jealous;
to envy, to provoke to
s. preference; -p
fffiiad.
-Jh-itiupnLjf
"hk/jto move
ov
preferably;
siniUng(Eve); jealousy;- it'iiki_
-l^J"vn. to bear
-Jtf^a.first
with envy; -^j
a.
-J]i2^phu,ja. antemeridian; -Wni-u,
envy, to be tormented
presumptuous, arrogant ; -^ s. portal. a. full of envy, very invidious;-^gi.
'Xjuiluuijuiju,
a. foreknown;
-'ill,
"tl'pz/wt^- zealous, fervent,ardent;
yaL.
uitiT
to manifest
va.
s.
zealot,a zealous partisan;avenger;
previously
; -y",
*.
a.
s.
2j'pi- predecessor; -impui^j,,, gr-yni-jni./??
zoal, forvour, warmth
;
accented
the penultimate ; -jiupiu^
on
envy, jealousy ; -plin,.a. inspiring,
the anon
tepenult;raising or
uiuipnfiia. gr. circumflected
provoking envy ; -"."/. a.
tack, zealous,full of zeal,desirous,ardent,
the first to atS'
-juipJtuili
skirmisher,
sharpshooter; il". fervent ; emulous ; s. zealot,emulator,
^tjj to attack the first,to begin or
rival,competitor;envious,jealous;
ish
engage the battle,to open the skirmilHiiruto be zealous ; to bear envy, to
be envious
cxlstor
mi/builiufii
; -jui,_l,,nlTui%
of; to vie with; -"-"/."".?
o.
ent,
ing before all ages, eternal,self-existenvious". zeal,emulation, rivalry;
increate ; t\ptt the Son of God
jealousy.
ness, jealousy;if."u.-,paltry
before all eternity
a.
enviable,worthy of
; "y/'ij"umu#4t-"Y.a. "{juifuu/bAlril,
aforesaid,above-mentioned; -joJ-mp envy; to be wished for,desirable.
to

preferto

va.

to

mankind.
g ni,Jh^
patriarchs; -J\uitbni.p^s. prerogative, emulate, to

privilege;
-iFuiuiy^"aniihW

m^t^

or

of,to

"Xjui^uuiTutir
sf. great-grandmother
;
of

of,to

rival,

jealousy envy; to
provoke to emulation;
the jealouto arouse
sy
if.p^n.lri_
qn^

to fillwith
nn^
excite or
move,

-Jlyp

p^pfu

"

utpliuAki_jn^ p

up with envy;
*" fe'i'^t with

ptrptu ^

umiim-u

"

vie witli;

prophecy.

viously,
en-

"Tu-^u to pine away

to envy, to be envious
,ruiu/i,hu
to bear envy ; to
grow jealous,

to

-/.-"/" vn.

ad.

-""-

invidiously;^pk^^jm-Jkpt
to be envied

er,
tastalajtrf";
-u,^ ^.foretaste;-i"4fti.*-

ment,
attach-

""""-

late substantialwith

zeal,
rivalry;

; m^pmukp

lifi/^i".ft (".uipfini.pt
ppf-tu
o""i.lit^S.

breakfast;
assayer

; emulation,

hatred

ordain; -ihiAnt-PJ, fervour, warmth

enterprise.
[tum.
s. colon,the great gut; rec"Xjuifiimql,
"Xmii/uuitCh^s.
early breakfast ; x^jiu.

hand
describe before-

or

s. figure,
shading.
-ni-P-pi-ii

to
undertake; to presume;
preto
to
to
elect; promote,
raise, exalt;

to consecrate

va.

prototype,originalj

lineate,
to deto trace, to shadow,
; /ig.
to symbolize, to represent;

to

s.

; ".
to sketch

ed

spontaneous, ready,"willing;
prompt; the first to volunteer;-^.

-tiT

post

any

or

"

"

'

a.
S'

"

Talso ou vy,
predisposed,willing;-^oJ-mpni-Pf 'ijui/uu/bJtt-jnL.jaiiilrj'va.to
to cause
awake
to
excite
predisposition.
or
lousy
jeaenvy,
delineated or design"Xiiu/uuM/wp
a.
; ^ piapt"butpiuAJtuto incite to
-

%m""

insulter , offender ,
s
*ilu"^u""n^^
abuser, reviler , affronter,scoffer.
.

dwelling;

before ;

conceded
of

preliminary;". premices;ad.
at first ;
oppiui^ first
primitively,
the firstoffered
example; -tytu.jL"-

ously;

giyen,granted

a.

~u,nt.p

%U.2.

S22

-moi

or

fcu"4*.

received
beforehand,
a.
'i,u,/a/A^uii_
to
forwarded
antecedently; ib'i'iro
-

or

first.

be received

eve

intimate;
familiar,
'\,u.pii^iutlri_a.\evj

feast.

satrap, proconsul, -MnfipS. ^inphiiuif-ni'li

'Xjutluuipmip
lug
oracle ; -{h
a
of
pagan
a
lord, governor
province,prefect, \iu"l-l"iif;\^
to presage.
to
forebode,
blemen
nopu.pp...n.hi^,
magnates, grandees,
mayor
; -^
"

s.

"

; -ui^ntjbif.

a.

nobles, princely
; 4.
-iii^ a. of a noble or
or

family;-m/iuA

of

composed

ed
'Xju.^.liirui^
,ly a. knowing, acquaint-

traps
sa-

"" formed
princely; -".4'.y"'

prescient,
provident;

ledge;
foreknow-""-? *" prescience,

princely
lordly,seignorial,

a.

beforehand

with

ity
the nobil-

presentiment.

'Xj.J/ul.p
/ip-"3i.herd

of nobles;

of black-cattle.

premier noble ; -tuA s. pi.

s.
satraps, seignors, grandees ; -nt-p-'l,
satrapy, proconsulship,
lordship,
fecture,
pre-

s.
-ujuflr,,,

-"b S. U.n.-""/A
'hu.l-.lii,

[terlings.
*" tripe,gut, chit'Xju.luTC.aJkt
"H'"P
slaughter, carnage,
*.
'i,."^2ff^^
"

mayoralty.

ginal; blood; great loss, prejudice,waste;

former, anterior,oria.
"Xsmfiuii-ni,

utphu/u^npirhu to slaughter; -pu

Pihuidkuig
p^ifMJ"
f.J-'liif.iuliu
"f.nphlrgl!b

-nt-PliJiis. priority.

-pu

ing;
s.
fore-quart,warn'iiM/uuipuiii.npq.

made

first

dreadful

slaughterof

the

Gospel-preaching; they
-;fu"^o^o.
or
enemy.
preceding words, admonitions
ancient;
o.
discourses.
primitive
,
[pio^/.u.ni-/?^tA. '\,u,lu'iiuil"ui'b
j
primordial,primitive(soil)-p^l"-,
ad. before,at first, primary number.
a. first;
"Xitufu^njii
first,primo.
itive,
"O^^if
i.-n/"*^""formerly.
chief ; -^
^.ancient,
ancient,old;
s.
\u,l"q.lip
preposition.
gr.
n-puiij
s.the ancients,ancestors, antecessors,
s. archbrigand.
"[suiluirini-quili
ad. anciently,
forefathers
the
church.
first
s.
; /. -"bn^m.
'\jujlulri^t,/tjP
former ages.
times past,in
ed
uncreat'iju'^^YU'^
a. pre-existeut,
formerly,in
antiquity,
s.
age.
\,ulu'bnt-'t
priority
s. pre-existence.
;
; -iini.p-[,Ji,
first
salute
to
vn.
;
ipit-r
fig.
'{,iu/.inq"fi/i,
'\3iu/uiFpu,/uu,/p[ip
s.pl.priraices;
lutation
the first-born.
to be the first saluted; -^ s. first saad. previously;as a
or greeting.
"h-i'lut-i.i-uipLuip
ordium,
prelude ; -"i.u/b (, "A^ s. prelude,ex"huiliinpif
u,g s. predecessor; -^
forefathers,ancestors.
preamble,prologue,prolegomena;
wall, rampart.
s. outer
"Xjuifunpir
-ifhir vn. to prelude ; to make
ly,
S. "Xjuj/ut-p^iAi "Xjuiluni-uu.
a preamble
f, ad.anciently,former; -^/"l/?^
ancient.
ab antique;a. first,
ery;
s. dean
s. dean'[ju.futp^ji
; -plij/nJf
a

".

a. antediluvian.
\,uilu2pi,kiltr,ikui'L

deanship.

^".^4-[,s. the

s. province, region,
nal
'i,"i"4".%f.
Being,the Eterluj
former
a.
climate;
s.
IT^uigtm^^^p0.'*first,
;
antecedents, country ;
; -^
of America,
the
United
States
t
o
precedents.
[forehand, savour.
pl-f,nj
taste
to
U.S.A.
bevu.
or
"XjuilupiTuftir
try
to precede, to
vn.
pj s. retreat, rout, defeat ;
'hiufu/^ip.uliuiiT
'\,u,i,u,%^,
"/"/*. leap-year; -ai^uA
forego.
a. bissextile ;
'\,iuluifi,p-u,y
Jtg -[.^s. fore-runner, a. intercalary;-tw, t^fiva. to recant,
drive back,
herald;a. antecedent,preprecursor,
cedent, to retract,to withdraw, to
ad.
to revoke; to stop, to suspend, to
previous,anterior;-wpmp

First

precedently
; -m-PjiJi,s.
; fig.
progress,

the fore-running

advancement.

"hui/u/Ap-put^
u/j s. luncheon,lunch,
,

collation ; after-dinner

meal,

tea.

'b"'fi'i^'iirmj
a.
given,offered previ-

to retire,to recede, to
hinder; -['irvn.
withdraw, to fall back, to retreat;
to recoil, to recede, to go
jtu,u
-

backwards
solstice.

; -ai-3L

s.

intercalation ;

"bttir

%m

iJSS

chief of
*. patriarch,
s. pi,letters,
-bp t.i-nj
bui^uMu/irm,
epistles
mg
;
"."..
family; prince; -w^u.'/.a. patriarchto
write
-u,"k.%
s- post,
al
*fcy_,
letters;
s. patriarchate
; -fii-g
-muib
post-ofSce; ^ilmut-ap
;
post-mast; principality
familyhouse.
er
"moA
; ufui^o%tiy^
post-office
"huiiiuimiufi
clerk ; 4W"
-"""*
post-mark ; a?."^!
utj s. the firstto begin
a combat, champion,
hero ; martyr.
p -uiiJii,poste restante,to be left at
the post-office
bravelja"4'"""""4"'p""fac?.
valiantly,
s. letter-box.
; -uinM.,p
'y ; -ttp tc^a
tiiutA^in
*" agonotheta, athloa. damp, moist,humid.
-

"

'

theta; -lif,g
to get humid, moist.
s.
"[iiuJiurvn..
or
companion in arms
in martyrdom.
XjuiinpnpuiS. S. Ijiuipnpm; cloftk,
to
\uMi,u,u,uMiikir,
to
women's
va.
cause
veil,
long mantle.
irgf,
fight,* to set by the ears ; to inflict
humid
a.
"{jiypj
; s.gr. semi-vowel,
to exermartyrdom ; "hijnt-^u.'bhJ'va.
cise,
liquidletters,i_, ^, "r,'u,p.
to train,to discipline,
[or she.
'b"o/'""{:
^ "" Naiad.
take
to
like
him
one's
ad. as he or she,
'Xjui^uiuiiu^^iT,
'\}uyu,uiku
t^utjvn.
chance, to expose oneself,to attack,
to molston,to
vu.
%uyut^ni-^iMMhii-ir
to be foremost in the battle,
to charge
wet; to water.
the enemy;
to fight,to struggle,
to
s. aspect, view,prospect,
'Xjiujk-Mu^
to wage
"wrestle,
war
sight;situation,
; to make
great
position.
to take much
efiForti,
s.
trouble,to per"Xjufj^iltf
sist
eyes.
"nnLOMMh"
,-nnnat-l3-pt-%
;xo exercise oneself,to practise;
Xjuujirqualfp
to devote
to become
a martyr
look,
oneself,
sight,aspect;
"/".
-^nt-^uAlnr
to cause
to look at.
vn.
; p 'iCifimi.p^
iluipu to lead an
ascetic life.
"ijujjpir,
t-^iyvn. to look at, to cast
the
"Xiut^uiinuilini-P-^
s. bravery,.
on
at, to stare at ;
valour;
; to gaze
eyes
t
o
to
heroism
fig. view,
great achievement, exploit,
gaze on, to behold ; to
;
take
fering,
sufto
match
care.
struggle,fight,
wrestling,
mind,
;
mortification
or
labour, tribulation,
useless,
"{jui^lp
"iipnj
piuj a. vain,
frivolous ; [i ad. in vain,vainly,
futile,
; martyrdom.
,

sf.martyr.
'iii""4"uu"ui("ii.4/"

to no

'iiu"a*u,
or
-J s. mat, rush-mat.
hatchet
'XjuitCiuIi
s.
"ijui^upi

uselessly;
f

purpose,

to labour
piuiai
ititrij

i"2_

in vain ; -/fr_

written
a.
'yju/iipuMti.pp

; two-

in vain.

justly,
edged axe, bipennis; tomahawk.
; speakingunijni. a. talking uselessly
sive,
%u"ruili u,g s. letter,writing,misslanderous,biting,satirical;
s. vain
thoughts ; -^n4
despatch,epistle;juA^atil.,t-p_ -^n^nM-P-ftiH,
of useless or
a
fl.
or
alpui/lp
thinking
^iy%
-/unp^n..pq.
pleasant,long
chimerical
a
things,
chatty,charming letter;kp^mnii-,
buildingcastles in
,

few

lines,a

note

ter
let^^n-^^^ufb-,
a

of four pages

; p-n^np- -^
(letter-balance ; mmX
li2ba.-uMg
paid
post-office
liuA^ui^uip post;
to write,to receive
;
tpt^L,gfft5rt/_.
,

the air ; "^uA

paper;
"uij

"

letter ; u,un_^,

to

send

ter
let-

S.'ii""'^^^
; -4'""-""""

ci.

credulou
in-

unbelieving;superstitious.

letter-

trquMg
XjuApiiAtM/J'
Xju/ltppiP,
to become
to be,
useless,to cease
gtiaau

vn.

to

faint,dwindle or vanish away, to

to nothing;
come
/" lunpi,n^pnj,to
-

wise
in one's own
become
to frauk, to
ceited,
eyes, conifplim'hui".npt-i_
qinfatuated.
prepay, to pay the postage of a letter;
tO
a.
%u,'upu,ukp
vain, vain-glorious;
l3-ir"Maq.p"r"_,
^^^"_ V~
uuinniMf^nt-tj
;

"

dictate,to sign or subscribe,to

a

seal

letter.

"iMiuJiuiiiiptp
carryinga
^'iPuipirp
-{,, post-day; -?.^*
,op
stamp;
4.postage,prepayment;postage
letter ;

a.

s.

vanity,vain-glory,
[useless.
-"/"^ni-?".
to roudor
vain,
'Xiufbpuigni.guAlrJ'va.
volity
fris.
futility,
"yyuApnt-P-ftiii
vanity,

ice,
; injust; nothingness, inanity
iniquity,
wrong.
s. letter-Writer ;
"Xjaiu
[i bier,coffin; S. T-uaf-m^.
-if-ftp^pjt
ipilru to
write a letter ; -"f.puMliufu
a. epistolary;
%ui^'^ i^y s. finest quality of
S.

J.

flour.
wheat
rier,
g. letter-car; -lifip
"{juii^iuumiufi
courier,
postman, messenger,
luj s. hare, puss; ast.
the
hare
buck-hare ;
a.
Lepus,
letter-presenting
post ; -"numyj
; ""cni.
;

-k"L. *" letter-case

68

"bllh

^D.^

"24

Aoe-hare; Jujf -[", levret; to freightor charter a vessel ; iufph^

to tar, to
form,
oitui'iihi_ov
prick; n-hufiiunlmp
liuipuiJ[ii-P-t"_^
^km^ -fi,
caulk
to
a
ship
^uiputiliM-Pnq^
rabbit,cony; S. ;^""?^""^;
;
-/" uMlim%2_s. careen,

iruimiul^
-

-,

hare's

hot.

; -/"nuA

ear

s.

fcoi.hare-foot, -n"-j

bun.
[crurnpet,

"wort.

caulker

Pu"i_f,

lTiu/ulri_,
tp_
; "TuiuAlri^ov
embark, to go on shipboard,

to

~,

to go on board
a ship,to take
or
"131,01^^
'hmmli^ s, small cake,
to land,to
-t
^
*. nadir ; S.0""-t'"4t"'.
"yjuiinfip
[kali. a shipping; fe/i"*ifr^
sodium ; ~n'i, s. soda,
*. ohem.
'ij"""/"
go a-shore, to disembark; 7*fex.^-i
to embark, to ship,to export ; ^mifr^ f,
'huipif.^u
n-tat *" boU narcissus,dafto disembark, to put a-shore,to
-k
*'b."frY^^4J,s. nutmeg.
[fodil.
of nard or spikenard ;
unload goods; Si.Q,"'ci"''i't'fi
P"/'"-/"fe"
'Xiiupq.tuM'b
a.
"C.
ointment
of
^"-Y..nard-oil,
l^uklit^pni-tMtb
spikenard; ^ijt-ifp\aplitrt
,

-ift"

-ijL""

Indica,

S,

shipwrecked; imtu."_
riners
u,p itn^uii^ui^ the shipwreckedmalake ; -pt^

(oil"

perfume).
'i,ujp[,%2^,
p%2l"s. orange
,

'^

ade
marmal-

people, the

or

wreck;

from

survivors
be

to

ip,hu

ed,
shipwreck-

-ptrlitJ"vn- to run
strand, to founder, to be

cast

CaUl"lrt^i-'biun%2^

^u^uiniuu^uiui

a.

f.iMfb,f.,uli
f,

of oranges,

conserve
%u,itii2nj

died

fleet;-pm^h' s,
^utt^utpUJaJ'ni-[3-fMt^

ferula ;
*"
giant-fennel,
tl'i't
hot.
fis.
nard, spikenard,nardus
bot-

away

orange-peel.

[fish. aground, to
lost;-piriiai-PPs. shipwreck,wreck;
torpedo, crampS.
or
Ifp"
stranding;--^%u,gor -j/.^a. sea-faring,
Xj^'pllh"
Xyuipx^l^u
gator
stillness
s.
'XjuipiTquiet,
navigating,travellingby sea ; s. navi; -m^uipJ- a.
to
navigate
;
gently undulating.
il^hu
; voyager
;
able
a,
%,.,pi,^,f.yh
orange-coloured ; to go by sea, to voyagej -^ s. navigwaters
*. orange-blossom ; "n"-p -"-""'t
-itiuiilii
; -^fiuyo^p^f s. navigation;
s.
4^. orange-flower water; -'i.fTjj.orange-voyaging; sea-faring;-i-npir "y
walk ; -l^i-p s. orangeade ; -iluiTfum. ship-builder,
naval constructor
; -?"/"/"_

"huipliu,
J

zool.

s.

"

u"_j

ot'ange-man;

s.

-puA

s.

^/A, orange-woman

orange-grove.

naval construction
6-#ii.J
s. ship-building,
navy; tiiyiupufb uit-wquib "ph
yard; dock, wet-dock, dock-yard.
t

s- orange-tree
'\jujp%2h'i-[i

^piTu/bng

~2yi,iruigorange-conservatory.
%uipu, [.jfs. backgammon ; S. S'"'0 play at dice ;
'H"'d' /""'t'"z.
/'
,

-^f2r

'

navy

"isiupou,
ni-g
thread

ribbon

or

".

navigate;

s.
ballast; -fuai-iTp
squadron,
modore.
"fuJpfi comi,puMj'ut'butmuip
,

dye, tincture,hue;

s.

to

vn.
'ij""'-""f^"-7^
ib'i't'l'

of

tissue

various

s.

of
colours; broidery or
colours;* cockade, rosette;
[*.dyeing.
^t-iu,^ thread of life.
divers

boat, bark, barge ;

tf-iruiywherry, sculler; 4t-itui^tai'b,
gondola ; u,ui2i'pi caic ; ui%ii-qpui^ui%
tiu"^""/;(
a,g

needle-work

"hmi-n,., yawl, skiff,

outrigger ;
s, dyer; "m^p-^aJii shaloop ;
yjtupouiu/tilrpli
tuq
aiuti^iupu,^ ferry-boat,
ti""- nt-j or ""j s. ship,vessel,boat; lighter; ^/i"f"i""4-^ tariff,
rate.
S. 'Xjituuili
"
s.
\uiuu,; water-vessel ,
echineis,
tia/tui^u/^,
remora,
u._j
achandes.
pitcher,urn, jar, earthen-vessel
suck-fish,
;
of stone ;
a. boat-shaped ; -4'".
"ijuji-ui^ui^irM^lupkijk'ii basin or vase
S. 'p"'^t?/wi_
thrOC
;
u{uiinh-pujqJlt^
Jh^pl^ s. bridge of boats , pontoon,

-I

"

benched
of

trireme
galley,

man
battle-ship,

of

Jhi^

bridge;-4""tp ".bay,road, road-stead,

line

bour,
anchoring-ground anchorage , hartical;fire-ship
;
4/*/"j,privateer, corsair;
haven, port; -^.u^ia.naval;nauadmiral's
"iopu,fit"''i"''i'"
ship
ship, flag^pnt-P],,sea-forces,marine,
^^mni-Pj,navigation,art of
mour-plated
^p"-4t"i"_,armoured
;
ship, arnavy;
to build a ship;
ship ;
ilu,X,M,a.u,l^a/b sailing
; ~ffu,a-kirva.
fo. If
fe. lj*"w
merchant-man, "ship, trading-vessel; ^uin-ryu
"plitrt
if. pit1
to
to
stear
^^i-"/ni_/jr^,
steam-ship,steamer;
i.u.i(uia."-"/';
navigate ;
;-4""war

"ip^^t

tut-

"

iu

"

"un-ui^uMuuiuiLnp

sailiug-boat
;
-

7(uMlia,i.np
, row-boat
fleet ; ilu.p^ -"l

/3i-t-_

;^m-Jhipuiuii-nt-g

freight;"lp,pih[^
^-

"C.

"C. ; "lluin^n'-^
S. yftut^aui^npbr
fitfor
a.
shipbuilding
gu.liufii
purposes;
n-ni-

-limmlip mkuig
,

s.

dediinauguration,

"bbln

3
'

fe- -nt-Pj s. professionof a sailor ; seastival,

cation,consecration,sagra; feast,
manship
of
rejoicing;S. ]u/?n..iffi;
a
ship; piloting;
u,"i,iri_
; steering
ing
q-^u ^inuiultn/ to inauguratea buildnavigation.
to dedicate
; "fiuuiiuiihi_ukifuibnib
yjaii-uiiliup
; S. "b'""-.
aij $" navigator
altar ; -lit-pinnt-Pjiu'b
or consecrate
an
""-"ib'L'i
boatman, gondolier,
seaman,
,

^.\iuii-ut^npitni-P^\
-^/k}". small boat,

skiif,cook-boat; -til"j
gether
a.
voyaging to; s. fellow-voyager
; -4""S- a.
vn.
shipwrecked; ipilr/jor ~inif['ir

%uMi.inuipuAnu
u#j
"{jtui-aimnpir,
f -f 7

Novatiau.

",

s.

or

f^".squadrou,

s. arsenal
"ijiai-tupa/i,

suffer shipwreck, to be lost,to perish

s. shipby shipwreck; -lihirn,.p-^

"Wreck

"c.
'bu""-o.i7tmfr"r,

fleet;-/14*. flotilla.

to

S.

"c.

-fr"r,

rower;

yui"-ijuptMipt "C*

dock-yard.

Otljai^u^'^rrp""C.
r

a. navigable ; -^t./",
'XioMi-iupiiiril,
fej^

S* Uiut-UM^
; ^/^tL^i^ "I^n,nt-na-l3-p
irutpinnM-Pf;
-ij[,irvn.to sail together;

vn.

-^uAtf-liums. port , haven , harbour,

S.
sea-port;f.g.the port of salvation;

navigation,voyage

to

sail,to navigate, to
at sea,

go

to

sea

passage.

!" rostrum, beak-head,

"yjan-uMgiLnt-^

cut-water, knee of the head ; -ipiym

gjili a spacious,safe,fine harbour
or
S-l/uumtif
port ; tf-huty wharf, quay ; 4/"""_ s. ship: forest-tree;
; -^ujpj_,
"c.
"c.
S.
harbour-Hiaster
1i"""-"".}f
j'lu'iiiiiiauif,
-"f.umlig,
7;
^lit-pmiHrpih%uMit port accessible at
the Argonauts, [togo to sea.
^uA -^
any time of the tide ; if-J-nt-uipMaiTnt-m
to sail,
to navigate,
"Xjiui-tiT,
vn.
harbour with a bar ; J'uiu,'i,hi_,
irgj,
4",_
%iui.p
to
harbour
s.
fig naphtha ; -/'""s. -line.
uuAihu ^""At^ ^
; (liu...)
-

"

-,

-,

(^."f-t-.'\ju.^pT(h,rB.'iioPTCtj:
to
into
harbour
steam
%kpnj S. pi.boatS.
iiui.)
; 4""."u.*/*-^ "iiaiM-pilrmp
to
safe
into
'{juii.npii.
port ; to
get
ni/^j'p./.
.uj s. navigator;passenger;
the Argonauts.
S.'b'""-"""'o'i
arrive
safe ; %fi""-""pt4iVi'Iti_
ft -^nu^
"" H/"?-'^";/"
to sail into

harbour

enter

or

mt-,u%

1-ku

s.

to be wrecked

-^f^
"

in

port ;

s. helmsman,
'\juii.nt.nl,ii_,
i/ijt-ipiMuli
s. S. *b""_
; pilot; -ififnt-pf
art
of sailing
i-iauit^mni-P't
; uavigatiou;
,

steersman

tug-boat,tug, tow-boat;

s.

^t^yiiiui-nt- steam-tug ;

histiodromia

u"uipiu%

~-

tow-rope;

-4"A.
age;
tow-

s. towing,
-Jt^ntJ,

navy

""

"

^tpe

~P^^

"

on
Navigation.
to
to freight,
va.
"{iuit-iluipAhir

ip-t-fjto tow, to haul, to

drag along ; -.^o^u.4 ""s

sea-faring
;

tise
treater
char-

chartering.
; -Ani-Pf s. freighting,
ft iuJp.* niJiMpS, Cloak,
\juMi^inpui
landingmantle; monk's
long mantle; cope,
at
a. fighting
place; -Jaipin -i/LipinplJi
"s.

navigator,
voyager;

pinnace ; -Jhimn/^

s.

*" yawl,
-i/i"42/4

ladder

sea

*.

naval

battle at
army;

chasuble ; -""A^ *. |)^.copes; "muiuim

iptt-ijto fighta
innpJliii_
"biut-uij
fleet, a. wearing a cope ; -/"4*. small mantle,

fight;

sea

". naval
-inapmni.p-%

ment
engage-

.mantelet; dalmatic.

two
^mfi s. z, farthiug,
"Xjutpatpui^jtin
sea-fight,
nanmachy ;
; mock
of
fourth
a penny.
part
mites,
-ifnt-in a. embarked
s.
S.'b"'"-'"^//
;
;
Xfq.iup.h'ufMir
^""h-'.
to embark; -^p-n'-Pf
\itf.uitutupiuuip uMt^blrUf
-ib'blrij
,

s.
t-,aij.nptfni-P-%\
Way,
passago,
-^L.
ferry; a. S. 'ii""'-""?i""j
; -uitrm s. captain,

tjlva.
"it^ttT,
or

to demolish

with IcTors

crow-bars, to dismantle, to throw

down, to raze ; -^wp a. drivingin a

va.
commander; -uihmhj; t-^f,
table, [stake.
". three-legged
steer
to
"Uj.",^
or guide a vessel
command,
to
"{j^nmlij;
mlru,[_vn. grow mouldy,
s. command,
; to pilot
; -uitrmnt-pf
to
get spoiled.
steering,working, pilotinga vessel;
gament
s. fibre,
string; li^iruipi.%lrp,f.l"g
-n.iu2^s. stem, prow, head.
sinew
s.
fibrine;
; -^m
of
; tendon,
^ s. the first month
'iiux.iouio^f.
muscular,
a. fibrous, stringy,
the ancient Armenian
calendar,(August).-uMuiuim
newy
brawny; ligamentous; tendinous, sito

"

^fia^uMHui

or, seaman,

"

"p

uii-y

a. cartilagiuous.
putrefaction,
rottenness,
infection
corruption
;
putrescence
sea-faring
bad smell,stench,stink,fetidness;
steer a ship;

intruta

S*

Sail-

mariner, sea-faring
man,

tar,jack-tar; -^

people,crew;

seamen,
to

-t-iTva.

-uamhuuili

tit/l'n)
,

s.

"bbO,
ehem.

brome

stinking;
iu,piuP^y%
--

to.
to contract, to straiten,
strain
to tie down, to press, to conrestrain,
to
; to give trouble,to disquiet,
portune,
imto
to
inconvenience,
incommode,
ment,
to annoy,
to trouble,to torto
to harass,to infest,
plague,

corrupt,spoiled,
trid,
pu-

a.

^L^

iJQC

narrow,

foul smell;

it has
uAiiai. !"iTiupJlVb
,

to

began

putrefy.
a. corruptible
%hlumliu,'i"
a.\
; S.lji-/"

ing,
a. antimephitic
-^ujiuiit
; -4""" a- stinkto molest, to maltreat, to oppress ;
rupt
infected,
putrescent,rotten, corto crowd, to oppress,
bad
smell
-^nmni-f
s.
infectiou,
;
; qn^ uidp^f,,^
stinking, fetid; to press, to squeeze ; J-nqnilni.pii^'bh-^
-^qtq_ a. putrified,
fetid
oppressed by the
*"
or
"iklHi
^u, he was
stinkingplaces.
-"hype
to
to
%hpilrir,
^"it^ig npSBi,the
rupt,
throng; k^i %lrqiru"g
tj/iva.
putrefy, corthe wall;
herself unto
thrust
ass
to rot; -[liTvn.
to become
trid,
pube
to
to be corrupted,
VU.
put to stralts,
'ijhiipj',
irguy
spoiled,rotten,
to
to
constrained
be
or
necessitated;
'i/t//n"-"a^.corruptsores, [stinking.
-

bled,
trouafflcted,
disquieted,

be uneasy,

^tfunt-p(is. apium,ache, wild

ry,
cele-

smallage.
"bt^m/a-*. Hebrew

"Xjirlimuip
^ *.
"bt^ a. narrow,
I

[or -owner.

hi-

sheep-master

w.

or

tormented, vexed, molested;

f,ukuu/i, to be intruded upon
ir,il,i_

thrust

to

in;

meddle

with,

to interpose.

nectar-

strait,close;*.

lesting,
troubling; moa. afflicting,
'bt-q^l"i_
tressing
dispersecuting;
oppressing,
; vexatious,disquieting.
of width or amplitude,
s. want
'Xjt-iini.p-pt.i

rowness,
nar-

straitnes ; fig.
anxiety,grief,

distress;-.p, strait;defile;
f, u.p^ui.
to reduco
to distress
%lri_,^u,uni-gm%iri_,
to
lige,
to constrain, to obor
straitness;care,
straits,
narrowness,
fliction
to compel, to force;to press, to
grief,sorrow, aftrouble,tribulation,
tigue,
fato
embarrass
uA,
inquietude, displeasure;
urge,
;^
"/i.".ife-^,
,
incomto be pinched for means,
weariness
to be
limiMlri_,
; importunity,
3n straitened circumstances, to be rement,
duced
modiousness, annoyance, tedium ; torto straits,to the last extremity,
worry, vexation, oppression.
-

to be embarrassed,distressed.
narrow-mouthed
a.
'ht-quipLL-puA
-"f-uip^uiuip

a.

narrow-heeled

"Xjiriint-ir
pw. [mus ; pass.
S.'iiirqirJ;
'b^Y.ni.j
[is. straits,channel ; isth"C.
lit-qu^pia"C. S. '{jlriiaiufipui

; -iuml^

doubting,

hesitating,of little

narrow-breasted

\,irJk-, (,, L.n2_'dkuy^

ed;
a. crevic; -itlrpui
uneasiness
s.
or
-e.aipni.p-'^
pain
caused
by constraint ; -4u"-ia"i" a.
a.

games

; -ui^uA

a.

NemsBau-

s.

Nemsaan.

or
titi^ p
f *. fraud, artifice,
faith; stratagem,wile,craft,guile,cunning;
,

"-

mi-

-pt- "nil_ad. with

S.'ljlAfiiit-ap
;
insidiously
narrowed;
artfully,
impoverish- fraud, fraudulently,
ed,
to be reduced
to misery;-uiut,n\,j;
maliciously
treacherously
,
,
,
"c. ^.'Xjlnituuputfiir,
"c. ; -ufku ad. narrowly,
knavishly; i-nph-hij to machinate,
frame
or
a
straitly,hardly; sparingly; devise , hatch
plot ;
frauded,
-ufipina. impatient,touchy, liph[_
jni-Jbpii to be betrayed, decheated.
crabbed,peevish,
surly,surly-humoured,
hood,
falsecholeric, morose,
s. fallacy,
'[jt-%^mpm'hnt.p[iiA
irascible,passionate,
deceit
S.
to
hasty ; "upuifnT,mk-^uijvn.
"bti^miLad. ;
; -p.uip
be impatient,fretful,
to fidget,
J-nui S. 13^%^
to lose
"ff-^m
Or
"i^-nph"puipy
to
be
to
be
pered,
ill-tempatience,
vexed;
; -^"4 a. fraudulent,
malicious,
^mi-np
perated
exassly,guileful,
cunning, crafty;-[an^^
irritated,
cross, angry,
ill- a. killingby surprise or
s. impatience,
; -upmni-p-'l,
treachery,
tion,
guileful,
temper, intolerance,
assassinating;
vexation, irrita-pioum-P^iii s.
ed
exasperation,bursts or fits of double-dealing; craftyspeech,honi~^iuir, ua^ujj

VU-

S.

tO bC
\ih-qu3upin^tr'^

a.

-ml.

fig.to become

-uuMuu,

passion or

rage.

to torment, to

to afflict,

vex.

delusive

course
wordsj deceitful dis'bfr%^^""^^4
Ij^^f u"%
S.IlM/^*. ; "mi-,"
mj
lip
S.'b*-%^"n"-.
[deceitful.
or

to worry,
va.
'\slTquigni-^ui%hir

; -i^tn S.

"

D.
Xjirquiipnqnq
\jpp.iuihniinit
to uarrow, to make
VU.
"htrqirir,
A_j/.
"

a.
'hhi'i-Muiuim^P
insidious,
artful,

^bP

^bP

827

a.
fraudulent,cunning,
^t%fuiL.np
wily, sly, insidious ; gloomy, sullen, -uAuiirvn. to withdraw or seclude oneself
saturnine ; treacherous,
from
the
to
oneself
disloyal,
fidious,
perworld, give
felonious ; roguish,
life; -uyfru,^,
swindling; up to a spiritual
-,ai-np
-friT,"c.S.'utH*^.r,
"e.
a. livingretired,solitary,
secluded ;
to defraud,to deceive, devoted
va,
"ytr'iiii.lrir,
b-ijl,
spiritual
; contemplative ;
,
to cheat, to dupe, to cozen,
to
-niJ3f s. solitude,secluded, contemplative
trick,to gull,to swindle ; to circumvent;
ascetic life ; contemplation.
or
to betray; -/.rf"tm.
to be deceived, "htrppmig. sole of the foot;
^o^.
foot ; -w^o^
betrayed,"c. ; /""nt-uni.p-i 4""j sole ; tf-nt-puiuijli^
to lose the sight,
blind:
to become
".trowser-strap.[ornt.a"i.importati
ing,
titi^/.^a. knavish, roguish,cheat'XifrpplrplrJ'viiAo
import; -ptpm-pj,
crafty;
falsifying,
forging;stealing. "yjirppn,!^,
comium,
[ij s. eulogy,praise,en"iiti^nt/^^tis.
fraud,trick,artifice,
panegyric.
craftiness,
S. Xjts-ppni^i^^
"hriT S.
slyness,cheating;duplici\jfrpp.nf^p.uMb
ty,
S.
loyalty yjhppniihJ'l,
deception,trickery,
"ni-P-p
knavery; distifr^/pm^.
%irppn,iu,li,u'ii
a. laudative
perfidy, felony, treason ;
,
; panegyrical,
swindling,roguery.
eulogistic.
[wood-louse.
[panegyrics.
Xjhuiiuti iitriiini-^uij s, milHped,
s- pi. praises,eulogies,
'\,lrppniiuAli
-

uA
"btftir,
n-liii.
h-%p S. Ijirppfrr/.
n.p!p s. autichrist.
\jirppnrih
s. Hebrew
w.
"lik-uuip
neessarp
"Xjtrppniihj;
frj^va.io make the panegyric,
the eulogyof; to give praises,
moniacal,
deian;%Uiihu,i_-u,i-,
energumenous,
,

"/"_

[s.nestorianism.

"Uh-auinpui^uiiiNcstoriau
a.

s.

-""".?

"Xtk-m /rjs. arrow,

dart
bolt,shaft,
dart-snake,acontias,jaculum
,

oi

"

utn.

ftjDiy

shoot

to

"

thunder

"

"

dischargeor

piercewith

arrows

arrow,

;
;

; languid , faint ; gr. tribrachys ; -/"ir,t-^iy vn. to become

weak, lean,faint,to grow languid.

let

flyarrows.
itiTva.

-iii"j

to
uig

s.

balista ;

laud,to eulogize,to praise,to exalt.

s. panegyrist,eulogist.
"Xihppn^,^
s. trunk.
'Xjk-ppnL.'i,
*iit^j.ti.
Ij a. slim, slender,lean,

thin
iiipiuililri_,

to

an

to

many

weak

s. bot. lotus ; lotus plant.

"ht-pifliLSi
ward
"Xitp^y figa. internal,interior,in-

arbalet,
crossbow;

; innate,natural
morative

; -u/fuA

a.

com-

catapult;-4""/" shot,pierced
;
4"c'i."
with an
ad. actively
wounded
'[jtrpii.nph-iMipiup
arrow;
; "h-ui_
~Jfn,/_s,
active
bowman
active verb ;
archer,
;
; -J^n,-fs. shooting, ^u,% a.
pay
a.

case.

or

a. drawing
lettingflyan arrow
; -"f^f.
bow; serving to launch an arrow;
S. l3irui"^iJ^^j
S*
lun^irlj
i^ihu tO
;
shoot, to let fly an arrow, to draw a
S. 2f tiT.
'^yu.ir.r
[bow.

^nt-h

"

s: bow-shot.
'Ukmifiiiik^

%hp

[,,n,

s.

600

or

months

sister-in-law ;

-,

-"

years,
pr. in,into;within ;
-

skilled in art.
o. introductory
'X}t-puiiruM^,u%
; -ifkJ"
Da.

er
introduce; -b-nr., ^ s. introduc-i-nt-/*?*. introduction ; -^pP-tir

to
;

; -b-m/ilija.

^npC,^

tive
effec-

co-operative
;

do, to act, to operate,to

to

influence ; -Itm-Pf

s. activity,
energy,
force, virtue; influence,operation;

act, deed, work

faith ; -i-op0, ad.

in
effectively,

s.

six hundred

uAA[,%j.,in thyself; uip^tumlii,

/f

-tttiTva.

4"."-u.".^y act
,

harmonious
a.
"(jt-pq-ut^iui^

Scythians,Sarmatians.

periodor cycleof

"

grace

activpvoice ;

Jiyi

harmonic

s.

sound

monica
har; -""_

harmonically,
harmoniously;

ui^u ad.
-"ui-np

of

effect.

ful
harmonious, harmonic, tune-

a.

cadenced
,

concerted
,

-n^pf

s.

harmony, accord ;symphony ; concert.

of fibres or nerves.
a. made
%lrp,f.t-iy
s. Nereids, sea-nymphs.
"dtpt-iu/^
a.
"Xjirplrip
pardonable,excusable,

venial sin.
remissible; "ffi-,^,
to
with
vu.
grant pardon for
"yjlrpk-j;
irgi,
intellect,reasonable, rational;
to
give,
to forto
a fault,
to enter,
pardon,
a. monthly;-"rmkiTvn.
excuse,
-Jlit-uij
va.

to instruct

to introduce

well ; -Jfai

a.

endowed

oneself;-i^L-PkiTva. to

to deduce.
infer,

to be

; to

to permit,to allow
indulgent;
to endure, to suffer,
tolerate,

^bP
to

"bbP

S28

1 beg pardon;
support;"iihplrgkpwith

mnkir
I
pardon me
; ^uyu
"btrpb-in^,
speak this by permission.
a. contingent,
'Xjhp/^iq.nHiu.li
casual;
~nup'[, s. contingence,casualty.

secret or
s.
'b%^"'/"4""-/'7.
arcane,
or
sense
meaning.
'ijtj"a-/,./.o,^i
a. marine.
tfeyj^,
n/ s. tint,dye, colour; io^
/4""3 shoe-blacking.
'ijt^4""?-"^S-*.dyer.[o.
dyed,colored.
'ht-p^uibs.
stain;
spot,
or -y
y
"bt^p/jMiuA
a. serving to dye.
*b^/'(u7[y a. present, actual ; gr.
hidden

s.

present

P[iL.ior

at-Sii

s.

; -J-nt-_

erudition,
instruction,

"{jt-pml-j/
B.'ljlrmpq..[discipliue.
'tit^"u".i..o4rai"a.corporeal,mate
,

iUor
\jkptiiptniJutn.pt"f^u/%
n-plrutiCi,
inborn
ward, innate,
;
jluA idea,
thought, conceit;-"f-pm-Pl s. natural

to sent
preto preoneself;-u,^ni.^u,'i,irJ'
va.
sent;
vn.

f^iy

; -rninMur,

-Jutni^ s.

instructive
'XykpiluMpJ-utliuiba.

a.

the greatest kindness

indulgence,condescension, clemency.
s. indulgjBnce
"Xjlrpnqnt-Pl,
; pardon,
ad.
remission, mercy, pity; -/?t-,u.yj.
indulgently.
-ntjtfii s. pardon ;
'\jlrpni.pj,
^c*'to
beg pardon or forgiveness,
^ptu
to apologize.
[tit^^o.
{. ad. in,within, inside ; S.
"iilrpu

-m-P-J,,^,*. presence.

to dye, to colour, disposition;

"[jk-p^u/birir,
va.
conception,thought.
li[,
fictitious ;
a.
to give a red
tinge; f, ltu,pj],p
'\}ypuipuiJ'utfuni,iuliii!ii
dye to, to dye red,
-l"n^n"-Phs. meditation,thought.
enclosed
within ;
colour
a.
'Xflrpliu.'ii^i.p
s.
'bt^^"""4fr""/.
colouring
,
to

matter

dye-house ; -mn,.^/ iuMiHa/^a the enclosed letter.

or
". colours. any
paint-box; -p,up *. dyer;
"Xjt-p^u/iin^
piece of furniture
used as a couch, bedding.
-puipn^pj,s. dyeing;dye-works.
"bt/j^t^pr. under, below.
Xtt-plihW,
t-jli
va.B-'i)f--p/iui'iilrJ';
utuii_
to
be
out
to
["%t-pitr/_, give
'\,lrp_fp'b
internal,
dyed.
^tmj a. interior,
inner; intestine;intrinsic;intimate,
*" dyer.
'd^l'il'i.
cordial; underground, subterranean;
*" dye-house.
"bt/r^'a
uAilfliiAinternal angle.
[eunuch.
[spot.
to
bocomo
'ijlrpini.Mair
s. dyo, colour
vTi.
'Xjirpflihui'huiJ',
stain,
y
;
luguy
chief
of
the
well
ed,
instructa. S.Jn/.m
'itt-p/inuiL
s.
'iit-ppli'i'uiaitm
eunuchs,
a.;
bued
imS.IP'u/'^'vt"'- [togeld,to castrate.
very erudite,learned,clever,
;

-mai.%

s.

with

science.

'{jt-p^li'buyni.juAt-J'va.to
ounuchate,

ljt^4"'4 S. 2,"'4"""-i"4
; "m^^p

a.

'b*-/'^^*^*'-w

trary,
con-

"

^'titj

"

eunuch;

s.

incompatible; antipathetical;J^'ii-"bi-y shrill voice ;

o.nit"_,
piini-Pf,incompatibility;
S. U^/?^P^""g"*;g""^t/_
ii"lJ^l_
-4w("u%,
; uMUitnpnt-a
yy

contrast
"f-ni^ing,

s.

eunuchs

eudosmose.

of men,

S. yyiupi^iubutiT^
ijL-piiiup^utiiutir
s.

incarnation.

"istrpJi-qat^uA
a. stained

no

beard.
;

"""..

to subdivide ; -ptpj. s. citadel ;

"bti^,
-^tp *" inscription;
-^niA^ *. troops

terrestrial
marked

mortal

hosts;
inside,inscribed;
or

-q.pn^
note ( **^);
~Juu"l_s. mus. an Armenian
or
J. diver;-piuippufi
s.
"/nifui^ {nt-ifuiii
a.

P^lA

have

s. subdivision
'Xikp^iiup.iiiJ-li'i,

of colours.

eudosmomoter
s.
ijtrp^nuui'hui^ip
-^nuni^ah

-1

-u

pedestal,stand.

coat;
"{jt-p^lkuii
iiMj ". under-coat,-waist'h^p^i_"'i'"'ii
a. spiritual
sette,
shirt-front; liuAuAg^ chemi; -"/""/",
tyy
vn.to be inspired,
transported;-in,.f
habit-shirt,
under-petticoat.
s. inspiration,
'(j^/'^is"""(""%"
a.
transport.
inferior,interior;
or 2^""k"^' o.- encyclo\jypip2yk'"'''
pedical -inqiil,s. the interior part ; -ympi s.
s. encyclopedia.
mezzanine, entresol;-u."i-% *. ground;-".o1'/a,4p
'\}ypn,f_^a.
indulgent,
condescending, floor;cellar.
forbearing,
merciful,
clement;-//i%t^.
to be indulgent.
"ittp^ya. under, nether,lower ;
tolerant
'Xskpniiiuiipo'b
a.
pr.ad. under, below, beneath;
^
;
Jfim^
or
linp!,"L.p^
-ncP^u% s. toleration.
in,within,through, inwardly,
inside ;
with

sin.

^llO.

50

become

thin, to fall away;

to make

HrJ'va.

thin

ov

tenuate
extenuate, to weaken, to at; -ni.p1,s. leanness, thinness,

to

emaciation,extenuation.
ad. like the Ninevites.
'\il^n,-l;uMp.uip
s.
"b/*^ slumber,sleep,repose ; Jp
HiiMin

ffiVO

uininlrt-UMliiaq
.Pna
to thine eyelids.

"

slumber

*"
sign, mark
"bAj.

point; uyu

geom.

nOt

to

such

-,

one,
in such

form

ad.

existence,to create,to

or

produce,"c.
fluid;
a. material ; liquid,
%l,i-Pa,,-np
to
be
vn.
fig. worldly-minded; -/""/"
of
be
to
matter,
composed
formed,
exist, to be.

material, corporeal;
a.
%l,..phqk'i'

spot, speckle;

wj%

-,

materially. [ed.
s. the subjectpropos"Xtli-Puip^n^l
to give a material
va.
'Xjfit.puijnM.jaAtir

terialism;-uit"

-m^ni-jui^
ate,
lean,to emaci-

-,ip.uiuikaad. materially; sensually;

"llAnJp^
s. materiality
; sensuality.
; so " so ; ju^u
un-m-p
to twist;
to
va.
day.
spin,
[brews, Nisan, (March).
"Xilii-Pirj;
tg/i
of the Heto weave,
s. the first month
to plait; to prepare, to form,
"Xipuu/ii
to design;to cause, to pro*ij/"uui
iuuifis. sitting
posture ; poduce,
sition to project,
situation ; seat
inate,
residence ,
excite
to
; to contrive,to mach,
abode ; property,possession; sitting,
to plot;
^yb^m-Pli to weave
seat
session,meeting; uifigat^uiliuA
plots or snares, to conspire, to plot,
of Grovernment, capitalcity;
to frame
or
to lay snares
plot
; "/."""pu"_
son;
%ul^[, encampment ; f ip-t^ijto sit a treacherous
design,to hatch treato be
seated; ^
up, to sit down,
linpttui'bni.SLto ruin, to cause
to sleepin a sitting
theruin of;^""/"f"m-Jk^ to meditate
Vii"hi_,
posture ;
to be tranquillized,
.u,L.%",_l_,
allayed, evil against a person, the ruin of;
lulled into security;/" fnt-Jhipli^,
to
lunpi,ni-p^u^pni-phut'ii to meditate
bold a sitting
the
gloomy, foul or heinous thoughts ;
; ^ %uu,^ uAj. during
before
sitting,
forthwith,
separating; u/hAJtii
^pfiu or qlfnpnLjiuito coutrivB
such

-,

/*

/*

to
one's
^""'l"-'litiUApWi
ulitrbt^uitiuMt^^p
t

ruin ;

own

ate
i/n./?,to accumul-

to undertake, to exepaint a portrait in three sittings.

cute,
^npb%
;
'XtltuiuiJ',
trive,
to put into execution; ipph'uji
,"jf va. to invent, to conto frame, to hatch, to plot.
ous
ukp Vp Jh,^ i[".py,a^ %J'ai his infamt/'f^*.light
drowsiness, sleepiness
sleep,
passion cost him his life.
dozing ;
a. spinning;weaving.
.unAm.^, "i.%^u/it/_ Ijf../?^^
,
,

ni-jy^

y^j,

-kj;

or

to

vn.

fall into

doze, to begin to nod, to doze, to nap,

to be drow^sy,to drop off to sleep,to
take

ipnt-P-k

sound

snooze

or

nap

to fall fast

sleep,to
-

into

asleep or

be fallen into

sleep; %/.^4fr"Y.
"p'i"pe
dried wells ;
render drowsy

^ ^""-i"p-u.\

"

deep

waterless

-tg/iijuAfriTva.

or

sleepy, to

or

sleep; jnpnpuAl, to
Vy,4". ?ffi S. V'/"?
-

lull

or

discourse

"-"_

^oahuqm^

rock

to

[sleep.

uit""i.ij form
,

~nt

auijup

let

hearth- or griddle-cake;
'[sl[,u%
u,j s.
manchet
s. roll,
"h^iuiiiiifj
; ^a!bf
mj
,

to

matter

"

to

"b^"-s. bot. wild-turnip.

'ht^p-,lys. matter, body; element;
substance; subject, matter; cause,
reason, grounds; -^, materials; ^py,
fuse
difmatchs, incentive, tinder;- j/ifi-.
matter

machination, plot.
S. ljn*_u or lj*"t^
l3^t-u
"dPinPtiT,
Pfi va. to push with force,
to drive or thrust
in, to fix.
[loaf.

s.

or

send

"

s. materiality
'\}lii-PnL.pf,L.%
; -n"-aB

"
us

this

i,uignJbjt^ how
.

loaves

many

have

you?
s. human
ti(""in
respect ; ^it/^or
~hj;
gard,
hjftvn. to see, to look at, to reto observe, to examine, to consider,
to contemplate, to reflect,
to
ponder on ; to show or pay regard to;
plating
-f^ a. regarding, observing, contem-

-""./??

-o"-ift

*.

observation,

contemplation; regard,consideration.

subject.
to spin.
'\3l11-PuMq.npith1r
va.

"Xj^uMp nt-j s. painting, picture;

image, figure effigy
; embroidery or

'ht'-Pui^u/i,
a. material

needlework

on

s.
~ni.p-pjr,

of divers

colours

lively

materiality; -^u,^uip a. avaricious , description

to
;^
4u"%"'^,to paint,
grasping; -ui,u^
describe
terialist take
draw a portrait
to
[.gs. idolater ; maor
;
;
s. idolatry
S" V^wmpnbtuliimb\\iut-pj^inuAw^uMli
,"C.
; -"c"^.,nupj,
; ma-nc

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51

"jj/iuipui^lpq^
picturesque
; -y/i*
a.

s-

"jjinJ. a.

vanquished, conquered,

painter; -?-^^itpu.^ s. description; humbled, lowered,abased,depressed;

picture,
painting
likeness,
base, abject,
; represen tation,
vile,low, contemptible,
portrait;delineation,design, mean, poor, little,
ignoble;
".n.'/.t^,
plan, model, form; style; text; S. to conquer, to subdue, to bear or
'bfw^o.f/ift'
; a. painted ; described; break
down, to humble, to depress,to
likeness
ufuui^lriimlilfpui
abase, to weaken, to harass,to morportrait,
tify,
;
-

pfent/sfcthe pictureof nature;

""""
-^P^i, literally;
Jbliuhi^^ -fpfbAo

to humiliate

//At^,

to be

quered,
con-

humbled, abased,
explainliterally
; -^"^^ ". variegated; worsted, to succumb, to yieldto.
a.
-"fliuMl/u/u
to push on, to induce,
va.
representative;
t-j[i
descrip- "(tipiittir,
tive

picturesque;

overcome,

teral
characteristic ; li-

to

incite;to promote,

to advance.

linuumfiLp literally
"{tipinpiT,
hjiy vn. to endeavour,to
; -ii.ph,r
to paint,to represent; to pourva.
exert
oneself,to take pains,to make
tray, to depict,to paint,to describe, great efforts,to strive hard, to do
to give a description
one's best,
ize;
of; to character[effort,
study,diligence.
s. painting,representa-^pai-pji
s. advancement,
"hlipmnijli,
tion,
progress;
delineation,
portrait,image, figure,
'b4""*?-"
cayman.
"y *" alligator,
;

sketch

description
; rhet. hypo-

typosis,imagery.

"ijf/mpron. to 'him

her.

or

ing,
'Xjira/iM,
Ig a, like, similar,resembl-

a.
"li^utiiiuifiir
painted;

.?.
approaching;equal,conformable,
in the same
painted, analogous ; ad. similarly,
diversified with
colours,variegated, manner,
alike,such \-kv. imp.it suits,
checkered;embroidered; ". painting, it is proper, fitor becoming;it seems,
it appears
derer;
image ; -^Irpm u,^ or ^j s. embroi4 "iijh, he is
; lailiAht-^'ii
of
like
him
divers
be
as
a.
as
can
painter;
colours;
;
2.-^"bc^ ^^^^
loves like.
figured;embroidered; -lihpmlnrva. to
s. imitating
a
paint; to embroider; -^hpmn^p-l,ii,s.
"{jiruAuipuAni-pT,
son's
pervoice or speech,mimicry; -putp
painting ; embroidery ; -muiTCnpi a.
ner
manpainted, adorned with paintings; ad. likewise,equally,in the same
to figure,to repreuiiujumuili picture,painting;-Mifuim_
; -fLtphiTva.
sent;
kkp s. image, portrait,
effigy
ficf^^,
-p2/c/*.a.homceopathist;
; -m^ui s.
literal history; text;
doctor
a.
a,
homceopathic
-p.a,.J01^01%
;
senting
repre-jnjy
a pictureor
medicine;
image.
homoeopathic;
if-kq^,
s. homoeopathy; -^nfli S.
-pm-J-nt-P-Jf
"it/iutplrir,
tjf va. to paint; to represent,
" ad. ; -^npb- a. counterfeited;
to figure,to form ; to depict,to
"iji/hAa.
gine,
*. counterfeiter;
terfeit;
coundescribe,to write; -/# Jjiinu,to ima-^npb-tirva.to
to fancy,to picture to oneself;
-^npb-ni-pi
s. counterfeiting;
forgery; -^ptiT va. to write a similar
^ ^/.f to write,to describe.
hand ; to fac-simile ; -ii-pni-P-f
simile
s. facgated,
a. painted,coloured,varie\liuipk'ti
varied with many
the
human
colours ; em;-^of" a. imitating
bellished
with imagery ;
a. like.
"yjiTu/iiuili
[voice.
uiiuumum.^
imitative ; mimic ; -i
cotton.
'XiJh/builiai'ii
a.
calico,chintz,
'l^th"'3
.printed
formable
^liuipp^s. painter; 4^^t-"'^"'"-/'/" s. mimicry ; -^k-pui a. uniform , conor
-^k-puifiirvn.
resembling;
portraitpainter;4/A
paintress.
to conform
semble
to, to become
like,to res.
formity,
cona.
similarity,
-^t-pu/ai-Pf
"Xt^tup^u^uiii
;
picturesque; -^i.p-%
s. painting
resemblance,ana^
uniformity,
fit-iiiup-nt-pj;
oil-paint;
ad.
likewise
water-colour
a. subject
ing;-"p"#^u.i^,
painting. logy ; -4^
; -i[ip
the
same
to
or
'i,4*'""/""'4ffl-inean-spirited,low-mind- feeling passions; -4/I3
ed ; -'^u.uiuii
a. low-sized,
imitating,
following;-"..
short,little; a. S.'b''J"*;
-ilr.- a. mean
in appearance,
imitation;-4uiia.
i^nJfs.conformity;
low,poor.
traced,coun%li%n.-P-lit^
g, meanness,
baseness, pourtrayingfaithfully;
to trace, to
terdrawn
va.
lowness, smallness,shabbiness.
; -^uAt-iT
counterdraw
s- tracing,
s.
-'^lu'iini.p-fii.'ii
;
"{j^ni-i,
hollow,ditch,
fij
cave,
counterdrawing
;
-"iun.uiuuipad. like,
cavern, grotto.

character, letter;-^^pui

-^pn^j"

a.

"

"

-,

69

VhS.
formed

equally; -4/"-/^ a.
similarly,
of the

sleepin

typed;
a. stereomaterial; -^"";f^

same

^CU.

S52

canopy

the open
of heaven

lie under

air,to
;

mu^^

the
to

pm^op,

sleep like a hare;

["%kp"
go to
stereotype;stereotype-plate;
to stereotype; -in,.il,f_s.sleep in Jesus,to rest in God ; ^ 4".i^
j;u^n,., to sleepthe sleep that knows
ing;
stereotyper
; -in^fniSh s. stereotypof
similar
no
-Wuiu'i, a.
waking ; ^A^ 4""/""b"-!?^^ sleep
or
composed
with
one's fathers.
n.
equal parts; -^..A^ g'r. consbnant;
sleeping; dead in God,
'b%2.tjtuY.a.
s.
harmony,
-jiu'iiif.nL.p^
consonance,
in
like
concord
deceased, defunct; S. ITtn-tu.^;"",
; -"jy4-"ad. likewise,
mably,
conforin the same
"IS'P:^
"li""'''
**".%'^i"jprayer for the
manner,
manner,
sequies;
dead; mat fat
requiem, oba.
-J^CJ
equally,analogically
; -uta.
of the same
S. "Il""/"i"o*.
gender ; -.ifr^ia. of the
to put to
to lull,
same
""
Ssii^kgnt-^ut'iihtrva.
kind,family or species; -ili'iiafflictions or
sleep, to lay down, to put to bed;
subject to the same
to marry,
to
pains ; -uiu,n.aijis. alliteration;-uifiui "llffiit
np fi faii,2u
ni^pni.^
to
in
deflower;
join wedlock;
^laja,
to slay,to
kill.
'\jiru.%ir^,
a. imitable.
in_^ ft,pnL%jutt-Jtuih'iilij
s.

to

-Jtni^ihj'va.

"

'

'

-r

tO
VO.
"Ir^nt-^iMj'iili-J'
render like,
to assimilate,to conform,
to equalize,to liken; to imitate,to
l]i/ai'7ittr,
t^p

%%2nL.!lii
s.
"xfit^liL-i
sleep, repose,
sit
dormancy; decease,death, exit,tran,

; coition,copulation; /" lan'b,upe,f,i_

[almond-oil.
S-'lMl'fit^tf[image, statue.
S. 'Jji/IjA
s.
*" likeness,
'hiHu'iilt
a. ; ""
a. almond-shaped ; -"J4P
"li^Jlri.
-

counterfeit.

'{jiTui'iikj;
vn.
-i^iTilr^";i
h-^fi,
to resemble
alike, similar
,

*'h^i/ [is.

to be

starch.

nal,
sign,mark ; sign, sigcharacter, symbol; trace,vestige;
imitate,
equal
in the
to follow, to tread
steps of; sign, proof, token ; omen
; miracle,
iu
the
human
form;
prodigy, wonder; ensign, colours,
%iru,'iiiriai_,ru,pq.liuA
standard,banner ; the Holy Cross;
V. imp. it suits;it is very
ii/iii%li
flag,
bable
proit seems,
it appears.
L-p-t
tral
betrothal,affiancing;
seal,mark; cen;
s. imitator
"yjiTuiini,
point, centre ; aim, butt ; geom.
-lalifij
[t^-ki_,
;
to imitate,to follow, to endeavour, to
arms
juiiip-nt.p't
point; lin.ni.iij
;
resemble ; to copy, to ape, to mimic ; trophy,triumph,victory; or
mu"^.
to give a sign,to beckon; to signify,
-n,.pi,i.%s. imitation ; mimicry.
to

proach,
ap-

"h^ttftatg
,

s.

with ; to

to be

-u

XjiTiutittpt^ J5. Xjifu/linn.

gun

to indicate ; to affiance ;
atnint-u to
take aim at, to level at ; n^t,^ u,aii_J^tiaij to give no signs of life ; "A,
-

ance,
resembls. similarity,
'Xj.r.u'iini-P-j.t-'i,

tion
conformity,analogy ; assimilashall have rain.
we
^pkt-l
4
ty
equali; comparison ; uniformity,
image, effigy; 'i,2""'i''"fp"""^'*.watch-word,pas
; imitation ; likeness,
figure,type,form : parable,example; -nc.p-'[,
*. signification;
-^bi" tv"'3 """
character,
s.
archives;
gj -/3t, /"-, in imitation of,after the
letter;
register,
"Htntf
fashion of; ja "bjpi-fit in like manner,
cipher;
secretary;
signature,
likewise ; S. Pt^t./;
ments,
paraph, flourish; -^
alphabet; ele-

rudiments
ad.

likewise,equally; like,same,

formable.
con-

-.p

t^liitiana^aii^
,

hieroglyphs; -^/."_."a. noting down j

-if-nfib- utj a. performing miracles,
lous
doing wonders; prodigious, marveler,
; s, thaumaturgus, wonder-workmiracle-monger ; -^npfttiT va. to
,

tif/^y.
."XiJlfb
[iplad. for which
uMquin.uii.
therefore, wherefor,on that
account; consequently.

reason,

bed-room.
s. dormitory,
'y,'b2^"l"u'i,

work

pt

perform miracles ; -^npitnt..

miracle, prodigy, sign; -fpktr
characterize
pose;
; to write, to comto note, to mark; to delineate;

or
".

to sleep,to slumber,
"Xi^lk^ir,
vn.
to
fej/f
va.
down, to go to bed; to repose,
to rest ; fig.
to die,to expire,to depart -fpni-Pj,
s. character,letter;
writing;

to lie

this life; -g
-

uipmui^y

doors

"

to lie with
4%".",
,

to

lie abroad

woman;
of
out
,

p-ui^oP-iruM^
jl uiumht^u
,

to

note
,

annotation

; -q-tat

soothsayer, augur,
notable
s
-ij-liiTta/i^
.

or

s.

server,
sign-obaruspex.;

important

'bClo

S3

events; -"fpn^J' s. character,letter; mark upon, to sign,to mark, to brand;

to make
-"{.pnidhi^m.s. making the sign of the
age,
a sign; to promise in marricross
betroth.
; "q^kuM^ S. ii^o^xu^/YiAto
t
o
affiance,
; "^tum
". uniform, regimentals
'ij".'"""""-/"
*" aim ond- water
;
; -mtriitn.
uuiu,auii.n_
livery; -^^if s. diviner,astrologer,
a. shaped like a almond-leaf.
/""jf
mark
butt, aim ,
augur ;-^ty s. iota,tittle; point;
'ij2,'"'-'"4
""j *"
,
O" seeking signs or
-l-^'ttp
miracles.
target;-or
mn-m^ -ft fig.spectacle,
'\,^%uili,
stock;
u.g s. sign,mark; signal, butt, object of derision, laughingindication
character
ulih.
-/'ll'"3"
expression
,
U
J"
,
,
proof; symbol; emblem ; label,ticket; -/"ifi'hij
to expose
to the mockery or
sign,miracle,prodigy ; sceptre ; signpost; contempt of the people, to set up to
to
flag,colours, ensign; ^py,
public ridicule ; "ot"/Y_-^ ip'l-i_"
smoke
self
signal make a show of oneself,to make one; flame ; Mpn,y. -u,g
ridiculous to every body ; -ib'ulri,
trumpet, bugle;
q.u.MUMUfu.i.mni-P'h
to become
judgment, sentence, condemnation; liMUfj
an
object of
"f.uiu.H,/,
Sacred
Elements
be
victim to
to
a prey
or
"p
opprobrium,
;
4u.i.u.wo,
-^
formula
dirision ;
of
Creed
to
to
be exposed
symbol or
faith.
;-;p ignominy,
be
to
mfuuifig
symptoms ; liuAifhti_jiu,ip-nt.^
exposed to
-liu,i_li2u,uij\Lui'iiuig,
pt-u/ii
to raise a trophy, a monuthe
darts
of reproach or rebuke
ment
;
of victory,
[gorically,
they regarded
fii-plru/bii
mystically. A-^/A ^,"
with horror,or as an abomination;
ad. symbolically,
me
alle'hj^u'ii.uliuipu.i,
yt^uihut^iul^uiii
a,
tX^^uthiu^Mub
cative,
signifithe carcasses
shall lie as dung upon
expressive; symbolic; characthe
a. fringed.
"ii^iiujiuiui
field;
/rqt ku pm^ut^, I
[teristic.
open
-

"

-,

unto many
skilful
iu
-p%tiaa,J^nL.f,
was

o.
"Xj^iiatJ^un-np
significative
; symbolic;
remarkable, worthy of note,

wonder

; S.

(l/tu/^;

archcry.

*"" shameful, infamous.

1i2""'-""4*7^
*b^uicu"4"-"/'.
t-jpva, to confound, to

notable.
to
'it^'iiiaf/lrJ;
irj^vu. to siguify,
to betoken, to indicate,
to

as

to public
expose
ridicule
of every
to the
or
fame,
to notify,to express,
to distinguish;
one, to ridicule, to cry down, to deto signalize;
to slander,
to characterize;
to lampoon ; to lead

to

note, to mark, to remark

; to

note, put to
declare, censure
de-

in

figure,

cross, to make
to
t
ii^liitu

to

triumph.

"-*' *" spectacle,

'bi5"i-""4""-/3^f
ing-stock
laughshame, ignominy, opprobrium
by-name : hardy
; nickname
,
or
ti^uji-n^
-/14/""-S. l|/"i-- [deed.

to represent, to mean,
to signify,
to
have the sense
or
a
meaning of; to

"

shame,

the

sign of the cross ;

to
quote;
^iliu^iMjn.u
"

'b^""/"fr*'f
~p["s.bot. yoke-elm,horns. almond-tree.
"h^rif,
,1,2/.
[beam.
amygdalin.
s. ahem,
significative;
"JLi^/im
-lil"ps. ensign, ensigns.
bit, piece, particle,
or
standard-bearer; -Ifnt-P^s. signifi"Xilluiap,
cation,
o/j
residue ; remains
fragment ; rest
interpretation,
meaning, sense;
,
consecrated
coil
mortal
bread, eucommandant,
;
chief;
general;
-mn^ps.
quary,
relia. hung with flags; -jt"/",
logia; -ip "pj relic ; """""-^
-""7
-fiioMli
jf va.
shrine
to make
to
to
to
host,
MMi"iin,upu,^l,
;
signs, beckon,
nod,
wink ; to indicate,
or
to point out; -y^
wafer;
if-npitlri^
Ifltpy wafer;
wafers
make
to
ad. by signs;
to
; -^ hi.'b^uip^
liuiqJb-[j
speak ;
[uaut-u
the antiquitiesof Armenia,
to pointat,to signify \uiiuMumuiiM\,
uia%t-i_ikn.u,jp.,
by hand ; -jrf/jr "" shewing a sign,signal-giving (PicturesqueArmenia).
s. host-box; -umuii
s.
"Xjjuiiipuilint-tf; *. formula
; --.irp a. signed,
wafers.
hosts
for
or
with a sign; special,
marked
making
place
signal,
to remain
remarkable
over
famous
notable ; sym'Xj^uiopirir,
t-jp vna.
bolic,
,
,
leave
above
to
"
fragments
i"o"-t"^^
;
;
mystical;ensign-bearing;
remained
a. left,
"u^t^p^ upg relics;
a shipbearing
;
'^ftnu^npui^t.n^
jp
the rest
"
Castor
Pollux.
the sign of
^tm^ifiJtiT,
my spark of life;
life.
of
trgtvu. to put a sigu or
"Xjimblrir,
my
ticket.

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354

'if^ui'ikir,
Aj^
against,to
to rise

ni-pni.^
ot rid

revolt,to

%nT(, ~k,y

of cypress-

-I,a. made

[press.

wood,

to
insurrection; to reject,
^ "bL-p^m-uui
,ug
Jtlm-l/i, "XinJlilin,,
^55^
-

to shake

rise,to rise
rebel,to mutiny,
to

with

ornamented
a'XjniiliiuTCuMC,

in

despise;

vo..

oneself

off the

from

yoke, to

another's

president.
"
s. Latin
'XjnJlfuJ'uii

free

ation,
domin-

"{jniTnu
, fj

[disdain.

or

/.Js.

cy-

consult;
lawyer, juris-

Gv'W.

s.

Gr.
Gr-

w-

coin.

law, right.

w.

a. of Noah.
"Xjnflrii/ii
"Xin/iuliuA
"
Noah
his
family.
s.
'ijnjuj'hp
November.
J,s.
'yjnjhiTp.hp
vestige, indication ;
some
^t-^y
self,
remains
of beauty.
.inillAor ilbJkpron. him"Ooyi %ni.lib
it
he, she, ; a. even,
herself,
itself;
"ij^iaplrj;
kgl,va. to catch a glimpse
of,to see imperfectly,to perceive,to
equal,identical;ad. ditto,do, idem or
kind, after
discover, to examine, to observe,to
id; the same, of the same
ably,
to
the
same
cast
the
equally, conformregard ; ^I'iPc
manner,
eyes
the
k^
same
to
look
the
on
down,
;
ground.
identically
; Jt
at
all
iT va. to let
once;
f
gard
["
t 'i'llfbtogether,
'Xj^uiplr^ni-yui'iik
see, res. rebellion
"h^^.u^n.-Hi,
; contempt,
s. mark, trace,
"b^j/J"/!
[i--lu'iip
sign,

perceive.

or

b '^'W^
fialifiJ^ifi-i-t
tt-iuiTiulh
CtU,
^h-uiuapi

ft "II
iS-uiiSuMliiuflh
1
~

n.~

-~

"

"

the same
to glisten, soon,
ty^ vna. to glitter,
very soon, quickly,in
shine, to sparkle,to flash.
moment, immediately,directly;
-t"c"hzTJu""-d'a*" ^io'i*i
shining; reflex, itt-u to identify.
of
s. tautologist;""u^aiiia.
glimmer ; lu%q.a^p% ray or beam
'XfiijbiupiMi'ii
; -Irj;

to

joy;
dim

i"Yoro,

-gical; -tiT, frjfvn. to say over " over

again,to repeat, to tautologize; -m-'f
of words ; rhel. tautology;
-^"y^a. shining, s. repetition

'''"-"iiL faint glimmer,

~

"

light.

%^i.[ujft-i/^,
-qiupn.

gleaming,radiant,brilliant.

literal translation
;

fill
""
'\,2i"-"'

of almonds
in almond-trees.

ad.

; -piup

having,

as

it were,

the

as

same

"iiy-p -^l^pm S.
; incision-

or

surgical-knife,
,

father ;

y^fiuilih-pui
;
i^iuiTiuqi^li
wonderful;
-"Juyfc""-.
-",piu^a. equally

Pli
bistoury; i^u"/"i"ui^"iiiy fleam.
ous
"h^^s.bot. telegonus.
'X,n["m^,
u/j s. he-goat,goat ; -lui/.^'!'
-

brothers,

"

"

lancet

S. 2,"'-

uniformly,equally; -^y

a.
being
iTiun-y; -ijuti-iu^

ing
; abound-

cally
identi-

s.

homophony

; -Ati-

a.

isomorph-

-Jln-m^pf s. isomorphism
; uniformity ; -iTuMifii a. isomerous;
". isomerism;
-"/Zuuint/^il
-yuA^, ""-?
; uniform

hircic acid;

-t-u,i, a. goatish;
S. XjiriMttiuijuibr^
nt^Pll ; "'biulT^ iiM^iy Vn.
s.pl.heS. n'^f^fr/"7.i"^
to be the same
goats ; -A-^^"7L ifnt-pYi
or
identical,to become
(

"

to unite with, to be equal;

identified;
-^iTiu'b a. quite the same
goat-footed.
; i^uA S. 2,'"the
-"bniii
o
r
of
same
'itnii^
-iMifl,
a.
-tniuil a. nauseous,
iFu/ii^i-^
name;
S.
iTiMi'iiniii
testable; i^iu
loathsome, fulsome; disgusting,de; -ul-pSiia, of the same
tiresome.
caa.
family,consanguineous ; -"l^i'l_

-^n,.p[t-^-pin

s.

c/iem.

-"".%
hirciue;

".

"

denced

conform
a.
-uifiiMi

wise
; ad. like-

be

to loathe,to feel
to identify
disgusted,
; to
; -jm-juAtiT va.
sick or
inclined to vomit; to abhor, unite,to equal[od.S.'bg%"^4"".
to detest,to turn from with disgust.
a.
'Xjy'bil.nJbui^
Bqual,same;
cvcu,
s. disgust,
't,""i4"'V
sameness.
s. identity,
'\,y'iiii,-P[iJb
nausea, qualms,
vn.

to

risingof

the stomach;

abomination.

to disgust,
'\}n,i^ii,jni.^u,%L-ir
to
va.

ad. as much.
'y,y'ii^ii,i{i
ad. after the
\,y'Liiikii

same

loathe or sick of; in like manner,

nauseate, to make
equally,as
to repugnate, to cause
well as, also,
to abhor; to
idem.
as
tire,to weary;
-n^^[,i_a. disgusting,
i"y^"il'"t '"-','/ "'"'"'J
'

loathsome.

nauseous,

"b^a",f -^ , T(,.ys. cypress

,

equal,alike,the
; cyprus.

'

".

manner,

much

even,

as,

like,

same.

"[lyyipuA,
-[1ad. as much.
ad.
'ijy'iiopi'ii
likewise;-op^'iiad.

in

"bnp
the

sj

day; immediately,
forthwith; ed; strange, stupendous; newly

same

-opP%u,li". like,the

same

""^-

t-

^nu{uy s. med. period. [S."hyiufk"

'hn^'bp ". new-married
couple; 8.

; "^hpuilrirS.

dained
or-

'yjnpiuif.nplflrJ'
;

a. newly baptized
;
-4*/!/!'i':et-//''""-^

"

"

"

converted

'\}'"-..[writer,secretary;a. notarial.

ordained

s.

neophyte

ferociouslytormented ;
innovator ; a. superstitious
;

-//,nnt.,"a.

*. short-hand
0""""'/" S.'b""'""/";
-""j/"

-^poi

s.

or
-lipo'iini-P-Xi
s. innovation
novelty in
matters
"ii"^ nj a. new, fresh,young; novel, religious
; superstition
; -4""i"
nary,
recent, modern; strange, extraordia. arrived
lately; precocious,early,
curious;inexperienced,
premature ; unexpected , sudden ;
tised,
unpracer;
fresh ; -4m...o4 "" young, tendarf. newly, lately, young,
new,
raw;
freshly,recently; /.*{^
sf.new-married, bride;
curiosity; ni/ii
-Ctiupii'i,
like a second
phyte,
-4""i.u""" a. newly converted
')^trt.n'i"l.f,nu
Leontius;
; *. neovented,
inthe
Rcncwer
a.
newly
piini^ph
proselite;-4*.""/"
"iiupn^nii^
iltpnf
I

"

of

nature;

our

of first fruits ;

modern, fashionable; -4^'"^.

heard
'Xjnpiu'ii^u/b
-iuifU a- strange, uninvented
or
lished
pubof,innovated,
-"i-i/b,
lately
; false,erroneous;
n^pf s. novelty,innovation ; strangeness

-nj.the

month
8. "bn^min^
; /.~n,.au

uiJpu
"

S.

ad. at

or
present; under the new
ian
dispensation,according to the christlaw; now, in the present age.
nt-iTu

ed
a. new-fashioned,innovatinvented ;
found
out
or
newly
,
modish, capricious,fantastical ; -^ s.
fashion,mode, novelty ;
,an.%tru

"bw^iiu
pron. to him or to her.
s.
'ijnpiMip.ui'ii
neologist; "um^iu'iia.
-gical; -n^pj, s. -gy ; -gism ; -pt,, a.
recently conceded
the

new

year

or

granted ;

-pniu^n^j-py

; -Jtir,.

".oli,

-"

-Abi-lrir
J'nL.^,u'bti_or

UrM-hij
novate,

born,
new-

a.

"

to in-

vtt.

novelty or

just brought forth,new, young,

any
innovation,fashion or mode; -2k,.[,f_
; -?"/* a. recently bought ;
s.
a. new-fangled,
s. innovator; milliner;-,ilir^n,_Pl,Jii
newly invented
-^(tt-in
innovation
fashion
fancy
or
discovered, new, recent, modern ;
; mode,
; -^
a. s. protestant
; -ipuii^
-ifnptt a. newly made , new, novel, articles ; -iiuibif.
a,
fresh ; strange , surprising,
; -a'.o^i.^
curious, ^n,.pi,i%s. protestantism
having a novel taste,agreeableto the
paradoxical;
-i-npithirva.torenovate,
-Jhipi^,
to renew
exquisite;
; to restore ; to do something palate,delicious,
-iTni-ia
entered,
a.
newly
%npu,ili"pjextraordinary,
miraculous;
new,
-./."f(.
innovation
novice
ss.
;
h-ai-P^S' renewing; a miracle, an extraordinaryyoung
;
;
-^
to

introduce

tender

"

-"

or
or

act

-"f-phw

;
D.

"lf.uMpA

dressed

in

to write

va.

XinnioiiUMI-iuuf ;
new

clothes

novelties

anew;

"nrf.ira

tit

innovations

to introduce
"iinpni-hij

thing,deed

marvellous

U,

-Jhm-P'^

s.

the first

[own, his

month.

day

her

or

of

own.

ono's

-[ill Jitng pfon.

"yjnpuij
ng
to become
'Xjapai'iiiiiJ;
luijiy vu.

a.
-jn"-""f.2r

or

" merry;
new,
pleasant,grown green
to be renewed
ini.u^t it is new
floweringanew; -p-Irpa-new
made;
; -*"""/
moon;
-i4"'/"o. newly painted;-ij.^^/
*" news,
IijIt'ii,
novelty;^i')ii_'iv-pe
ing,
marvellous, astonisha.
what news
? -^miiif
prodigious
s.
ripening
,
fi^nn
surprising,wonderful; unheart
s. newsmonger;
-/""r/.
grape; -^'uq.fip
ical,
paradoxed
of,extraordinary,incredible,
adjust beheaded ; -^""^ a. wound/i/f"^
monstruous
fi^^,
a.
phenomenal,
;
born;
newrecently ; -6-/ii -it%b-uii_
paradox
-^'^i_
prodigy,
;
regenerate;springingup afresh, phenomenon,
light or glory,
budding anew
; -b-it-aii^
j"."_u.^""i4-a. furnished with new
at earlydawn,
just christened; {/A -d-/A, recently shininganew; g w/^i
of
first
the
at
aurora
dawning
; -%np
delivered woman
-ybuAf-ir
; -S-i/.i/"or
recent
a. quitenew,
quite
; ad. anew,
generation;
to be regenerated ; -Itini-Pf s. revn.
new
or

'

again;-^t*'a. new-built;

over
-i^int-i^S.'b"/"na^/A;-4"".

.Loyrj

a.

finished

new-built; -^mmuip
or

ended

; young,

a.

raw,

recruited
a. lately
; -^uMpif

lately
pert
inex-

; -^kpui

prodigious,portentous, monstrunewly builtor constructous;-i"-^""0.

a.

-"^"iy^

ly
a. recentfreshlyfrozen ^ -uiiapi-ku.
accorded, granted or given; -";^"
ad. newly,recently,
freshly; -u/am^ a.
l^t"-.A
newly crowned ; ^"""jpuiufiruiii
a.

^""l" Leo
,

XIII, latelyraised

to the

%np

^^^

S5C

pontificate;-ukp a. fond of novelty

or
modish, fashionable;s. fanews,
^.love of novelty,
shionist; -ulipm-P't
modishness
a.
newly fed,
; -u'linM.'iiq.
o. newly
tender;
/fj
-i/".tyayoung,
,

S. Xjnpuii^iiMip
XinpfiJuiH
.

Xjnppb

\fnpua

D.

Ifiipn^ S. U"/";" '"'f/*^ S.

a.

-lyuipq-uii,

; "aiui^n S. ynp

anew

up

U"/""'/-"/'^;
made
re-made,
renewed,
ad. ; "u1mn1.f1

S. \jnpiuuint.n
created, produced or in vented; -"mi-t
ft-t-"r,frjf -frm-iT,
hgjiva.to mend, to do up,
'Xjnpnf.hJ',
*/"va. to create,to
dition
to the first conto repair,to restore
S.
anew
re-create, to make
; -u^uM'i,f_
ter
betto
in
or
or
good
state,
put
tin^iin^^iK^
; -iluipJ-a. inexperienced,
*

unpractised,inexpert,young,
a

"

new

to

form
re-

renovate, to
to
kind or sort; -inlr"[ii_
ordinary, revive, to
extraijhliuMp
a.
be
ed,
renew; -[nTvn.to
strange, paradoxical,prodigious,restore a picture

Jit unbroken

condition;to regenerate,

novice;

horse ; -mkuu,li

a.

; fig.to

of

to

renew,

re-establish ;

portentous ; -""^
; -",/.i-*4

age, young

a.

a.

restored,regenerated,re-establis

of tender

newly planted;

to revive, to
ed ; fig.

to life again.

come

generator.
sm^ll plant;^51.neophyte;
reformer, innovator, re'Xjnpn^l.f^s.
young,
a.
latelygiven, novel,recent;
-u,ni-p
-nL.ah
s.
reuewiug,
'Xjnpnq.ni.piiiX
newly
-p-u/i a. renewing, re-creating;
done ; -phuiP- s. packfond German
reparation,
restoration,
renovation,
,
silver
0"\jnntutlytuu
; ~9"/'l
; ~qnt-quiliirj' mending; reform, reformation; new
".

to make

va.

new,

to renew,

birth,regeneration; growing

to renovate

young

[novation.
; -ifMUMit. vain, vain-glorious, again; S. %nin"p'
-"7"_.'ffi
ins.
novelty;
vaunting ; *. heterodox,heretic ; -^""_
"Xinpni-PliJii
a-

n.n^p'[,s.

-m-Sh
"XtnpnLj,

doxy,
vain-glory,
vanity;hetero-

heresy ; -if,h,nni-pa. moulted,

new-feathered

; fig,made
revived
;

young

a.

s.

new-student

or

scholar.
ad. in
'y,npai,k'i'

a-

unheard

new,

of

or

gain,renewed,
extraordinary manner,
prodigiously
;
iiu,p^uipf,i_,
to moult, to get new-feathers,to put
a. unheard
of, extraordinary.
on
new
a. unexampled, strange,
"{inpoplfiiuili
plumage ; fig.to grow young
a. newagain,to be revived ; -.[ip-fip
extraordinary, prodigious, unnew,
[usual.
budded, new-blossomed, freshblown ;
"Xtn^ui
pron. to them.
-

ltu,qf,lia tender or new-budding

?-t#^ ^uMp%iu/iiy budding
;
of Spring;
graces
"i"/.ifpbudding
breasts;
-i^np a. newly dug; engraved;

Tj"J*V/-P J"^

flower

{}nM-

,.

unt-ni

"

their.

T/t^^ *"

"o

nq

"u/bp

"'^n

SI.

ther's
brodaughter-in-law
; sister-in-law,

wife.

"bni-fu^u/_j s. music, song, air,tune,

new-city;"p. Vagharshabad.
a. new-come,
rived;
melody, strain ; sonnet : cup, goblet,
newly ar/?(?.
bout,
newly converted;
fashion, manner;
4."^"A, bowl, mug:
bride,new-married; t,^p"y^ novice; time;-no4f, golden cup or goblet;
fi c,u,t.uM,"a neophyte.
[puAusir. hph^upp.lTu/ii trisagium,agiology;
S.
to modulate, to sing; 4^25
^"''S.'ii"^
Xjnpyir.hjt
jopl/iiiri_-u
O"/"'^^'/';
to make
ed,
dedicata. newly offered,
sweet
'Xtni.i^.iny
fl-Iri
a
UlT'
ordained
consecrated
or
or
harmony ; "yuMifp-m-P-kui'b
; starting concert
in life,entering in a profession or
epinicion, a
lrpn.h(_ to sing an
career, making one's outset ; s. novice, triumphal song
; jtrptiuipui^nfu-op
to be prolix, to
probationer;
uAlfui'birij
-m^"ui *. apartment for j_p.ui%[ii^
novices ; -m-fi^ s. outset, first steps, prolong the discourse ; ^iun.u,2l!h
-%
time
first
the
starting,settingout; novitiate,projuia-iuQint-W
-p
; ^ pu"_
time of probation; -/A_
trt. "'It
bationership,
qni.J'
puMtla^iiu Jfft
p
obtained
than
several or many
a, newmore
ly
liuiija.
newly
; -i^imfip
once,
elected or chosen;
" over
a
U,fEp""/"
times,over
again; l"Jtni-J'-\,
s.

-^uM.fu,^

"Xinphii
u,g
,

-,

lUanL-aiUi

-u

"

-a

1#

"

"u

Abbot-General

troops,to

; -j/bk-u to enrol fresh

recruit

"b"/'/'
/""-w
p

"

anew.

r*"'"J premature, precocious

'""

first-fruits,
premices;
first-fruits'
e/" "bniiiru,^
day.
; -^
,

s.

once,
once
once

at once;
more

all at once;

; "/"

Jt-y -p

; {[""7"'Jf-ti-ii

-.

again ; jkp^uipui^n/ii
-op
while

or

time ;

"

once

"""-

in-u,

^"(^

more,
,

for

once

long,a great

jji/rj
op% Ji,jf,

-,

once

^flh

dervaluing, humiliation , abjection

,
vilebaseness,degradation,meanness,
noss

^Ub

S3 8

-p't without
; ."n..oij

bitter

'b^y "oil
; /i"-,^

milk

meanness.

". almond"; if-mni

"ijni.^,
ij^ or 'iijn/
-

of

-8

//^R "bizi
.

j^^uipuiiifmm

plums
sugar-

hot. dittander,le!""ii^j crisp"; past.

%ni.,iipmu,li
; pil'P,"j s.
'hn.ia'b. "lin.niiip
S. pOmBgran"Xjni-a^i
fumaria,fumiter,
pidium, coek's-1'oot;
of
wild
'flower
tree.
zool.
ate;i"."oi*^""tM
fumitory;
gold-finch.
"(jnt-u
b
S.'b"'=p
^I't'Lfpb
^l"";
covering ;
'Xjni.uip.nu.'i,
rrj
",j s. cover,
to
mount
on
horseback,
window-blind%Itij%u,.,lru
formula.
\,n,.kp t-lii-iig
s. offer,
offering,
sent, to. take horse, [prescription,
preoblation ; libation ; sacrifice ; -^
"b^Li/^uy /i*. receipt,recipe; med.
er,
slenda. subtile,fine,
'[,ni-pp,'i'iip['j
liberality
; S. 9"*'/'
i ^""J ^"i"-tp"'3
shew-bread
votivetenuous, lank, thin,slim; narrow;
; u.^.^myfp
cult,
subtile;
fy. finespun,subtile,diffioffering.
gr.
bot. snake-root,serabstruse, obscure, profound ;orf.
ov-tTs.
"hnLfiii
subtilely; ^u^i, shrill voice ; "/;"o^
pentaria, dragon-wort, tarragon.
"
ing
offer'Xini-lip.uphp
subtle,acute, shrewd, perspicacious.
"#3 a. carrying
ficing
a present, offering -"{"npba. sacri"Xm"^s. horseback; back; S. l/niM.
;
to celebrate
'ijnpai"itippt
pron. they.
; -^npblTirva. to sacrifice,
cour,
%ui,uuu, l-g s. aid, assistance, sucmysteries; to consecrate, to
effer ; -i^npit
of
celebration
s.
help, favour, subsidy,support,
n.-Pfi.-'i,
ad. in supmeans
relief,
port
mysteries,sacrifice,oblation.
resource,
;p
favour
behalf
in
sheriff's
ofor
of;
on
of,
s.
'ijiii-[,(,u./i
usher,
i"j
to
to aid, to succour,
ficier,
Serjeant,lictor;nuncio; deputy
ir,u,"ni-gn/i,lru
take
b.
to
to
;
ipit^^.
help;
care;
XinM-lifiu/linn
care,
o. sacred, consecrated,
'b'"-^/""'4"'^'
l.-^ .pplimt-ku,Irpf-,
O,. Iielping,
holy, divine ;
XjuiiuuuiiuiFiuuwnja
"t-np
favourable ;
toast, health.
[sheriff. succouring,propitious,
s.
o.XfUiutuuitifl"t-ffpni-^
\n^l,l,u,liu"^hm
police captain ,' l^'bh/QV "t-npirtT
a.
crificing;
*U""'-/'/"i";(i""i"'/'
consecrating,sa'Xjufuium/.-iri
*. priest.
h^b wa.to help,to assist,
[tion.
to
to
s. nunciature
relieve; to second, to
\ni-l,pu.l{ni$
deputa;
succour,
bute.
month.
to
s. holy or
\,n^l,pu,J'uu.li
favour,
supply, to serre, to contrigreat
secration;
'Xim-lipuA,
u"y s. temple,church; consacrifice.
"Xjuiiuu-umIi
s.
aim, butt, level,
u,j
end ; premium, prize; fig.
s. libation-cup
object,goal,
'bn"-/'/""'^'"j
; chalice.
a.
01design,
end, scope, view, purpose,
uin^tiM
u"^/'/"
"""/"-/"
'"^
"

"

"

"

"

"

""""*-

'

"

fering,thatoffers

first-fruits to

the

the Church.

"yjat-fiphir,
/rj[,va.

to offer,to present,
dedicate, to vow, to
devote;
; to consecrate; to
-^
sacrifice ;
or
"imi-kpu to pour out
libations to;
ju/Wi. to devote, to
sacrifice oneself;
^[ni to honour

to

give ; to
to ordain

intent ; 4t"" -b siini; m-iuit-^("-%

to
take aim
at, to aim, to level at,to

^/7.to attain
to win

or

a.

consecrated

^"-nj

to be
i

dained
orsecrated
con-

idols ; -pn,i_a.

to

obtain

the premium,

the

prize; -*-"""_a. prefixed,

appointed,fixed ; -m^t"' s. ast.

one's

juiif^nui^tl_^i

offering;-tm^

hit the mark;

end; "uainui_^aur

point;i,iupliuM'bhi_
p -"b ,to

idols with

"

s. collimation.
collimator; -ii-f^utnt-X,
'Xyufuip
-utii u/j s. provision,store,
,

[sions.

victuals.
laden
"Xjuiuipiu^uii-np

with

provioffering;
to
va.
ordaining; priest;bishop.
"yjui-uputi/inr,
victual,to
tj^
cation,
dediwith
food.
s. offer, oblation;
'ijn^lipnu.Hii
provide
" proud.
a. poor
inauguration; uA^lfb, self"(juilrp,,,
devotion.
'lj"'-4/'S.n"-'*'W''bn.'iiuiii.njtia.^omegranate-col
[sacrifice,
*ij""."/L"
crimson
s. China-orange,
velvet;
mandarin; s. crimson ; Pu,i-bi_,
to

a.

s.

111'"."

tree.

"" chief
'b""-'/t2i"."%""4

pomegranate-shaped;
garnet. [j.puipi,n
iniitiL-utj

-Jti-

citizen.

s. Gr. w.
\n^Jl,^",q.uij
[lily.
money,
bol.
waters.
'hniiiiii.^u.p nenuphar,

a.

s.

-^mp
"

'ii.L'it*/!
s.
pomegranate-tree

grove.
;

-^

"isut^ ,%ub'i"b/"'
"" breath,puff;
fig.
.

^OU

39

destiny,
fate,
fortune;1^4
j
a

iiyi'itL
^
-

happy

tiny
.high des-

to prosper,

to lead

life.

'Xjulrir,
U.J

quirk, sophistry;-p"o/. ad. sub tilely,

cunningly,acutely,subtly;-f*-^i-a.

slow-tongued,
stammering, stuttering;

dark,dull,
obscure,sad, -/iAj.ppa. punctilious particular
gloomy, horrid;*. ^.^ulyJh^PI,^
punctual ; -^o"
a
artful-tongued
speakingsubtilely
; -4".S-".*S. "hp^n^
a.

"XjutrJuAuiiT,
luguMf

lower, to darken, to
to be

to

vn.

become

to

begin

cloudy;

ed,
darkened,obscured,overcloud-

eclipsed,

ll'? -li"^ S. \int-pp ; "iiuMiuiuifiu

a, longheaded
lawn
; -liuiuML.s. cambric
;
,
a. subtle, keen, piercing,
ingenious
-4"^A-""j

tarnished.

a. obscuro, gloomy,
"XjukiTuiumnL-Uf,

dismal ; -lumt-iup thick darkness.

-Juj/r,a

shrill-voiced
of very
thin

; gr.

slow
of speech ;
subtile;-Jhiu"/, a.

parts ; -WuMuiuipiup ad.

like atoms, with
to darken, to
va.
'\}ulrinujnt-jtMi%iiJ'
very fine particles
;
bedim, to blacken,to offuscate,to -JUpJi'b a. snaky, lanky,thin, slender,
tarnish;toeclipse.[tarnishing,dullnessslim, delicate,spare; -Jlim a.
'i,iit-Jhi-P^p..%
s. obscurity,
darkness; subtle-minded,sharp-witted,subtle,
labour.
"buf^s.tribulation,
diflSculty,
piercing, keen , sagacious , witty ;
%uu,umI^,nj s. excrement, dung; chem,
-"Tuini.p-'S
s. sharp wit, subtle-mindedresidue,sediment, bottom.
[life. ness, subtlety,sagacity,perspicacity,
"iiamui^tiA
a. sedentary
to be
penetration ; -^uij"
^ttui^
vn.
;
ui^-y
refined,to become
more
cunning or
subtle ; -jm-^aAt-J' va. to subtilize,
%uu,.upui%%aml.-[li
s. bcnch, form,
to
refine;to make
seat, chair.
thinner,to sharpen,
to point;
"{jumlrir,
ish
a.
frjfva. to lower, to diminpointed, sharp;
-t-u,pu,
fine
to
make
to
*"
down,
lane,
itp/ia^p
-"t"'W3
alley,narrow
path;
;
subtile,to sharpen.
-.$IP^a. thin-nosed;snouted; ^*//A S.
to sit dowu,
"Xjutajjiir,
"XipP'ufuXflp
uiuMj "bliumvu.
to lodge, to
S. yippLutgat-aH/binr.
to be seated; to repose;
{jpfitriT
be
to
to
be
to
^. VPI^""^""
dwell;
settled,
reside,
y^PP-l"^'3
be
subtile
to
resident ;
a.
encamped,
"hpicliti
; S.'li""-/"p.
t"p""3
,

"

"

siege,
to be; zr'-i'2.~
if^aM,fui^u3tblock
blockade, to
up ; ^ ^u..
to lie in ambush, in wait ; to
["utquA, to sit down to table;

to encamp
to

ptuti
-

plot;

to go to stool,to
juiP-nn.!"mk"u,
jl^iptu/ii to retire from
;
business,to live alone ; t "tk-piyu.^
to neglect one's deposit.
i-iMiii^l
-

evacuate

XjilutiMMllUMh

XiUuiniliufiutb o.

'\jumnimhijl
fuudamont,
,
breech, bottom.'
residence ; ^Ar_
"biiuing
loj s. seat,
auus

s,

of

p^utlif,the bottom
,

bee-hive

^ppauu,a. thin or slender branched.

s. subtility,
'[jppni.pi,
tenuity,slenderness,
fineness,thinness.
s. narrow
'isppni.tili
way, footpath.
'h^pir.r,t'jl- -fiiT,h^uy vn. to be
hungry, to exhaust, to die,to
very
with hunger, to be dying
pine away
of hunger, to be starved to death, to
,

die of starvation; "k^p-tunjaiipP^ a.

exhausted
or
mished,
dying with hunger, fa-

languid.
lake.
s. lake,small
"h^aiiai^
to
vn.
languish,to
"yj^miPir,
t-j/iy
faint,languid, to

"XjuuinUip
,

ad.

sitting.

to
['ug- out, to faint,

evacuat'ij"u"i."jffi
s. sittingdown;
"[jiiinai-juAirtr,
gp vu. to placc OH a
seat, to seat,to place,to put; to push

in,to thrust;

pitch

camp

ti^pu,

"

^^luqut^iuL.

to
,

to

[lass.
sabre,scimitar,cut-

besiege.

'Xjpui'ii
i"/j

to encamp,

s.

subtile
a
'yipp.uip.ui'u
.

quibbling

come
beoneself

wear

swoon.

*. debility,
languor,atony.
tij.n.^ni.aa
"b^n/p "--pt*" sieve,riddle.
,

"XjoP- t

lead,ruddle,
[ished,starved.
a. fasting,
"bo/Sf /?"-ny
hungry, fam,

s.

minium,

red

vermilion.
.

tio/?2f'i-"r,
tyf
to

procure,
furnish.

va.

to

announce;
provide;to prepare,

to
to

ize,
"XjoP-nt-'li
s. hunger; fast,fasting.["ii;
"quirking;-t-ir ov piujhirvn. to subtilwith its derivato sophisticate; '\30upuni^ipS. Wiioup
to refine,to cavil,
,

-"i.p'fs. subtility,
cavilling,
quibble,

weak
a.
"ijoiiput^trp

or

tiiin-haired ;

70

tap
a. having but
-4"i"/^

thin

stratum

of

earth ; -i"".%if"/j
". large-toothcomb.

\ia""""/^
"uj

notary ; -ti/", tj^.va.

running hand; to draw up a
-m-P-li
deed;
s. notary's functions
or
,

Ctt^

"M

s.

to write

profession.

[bleak wind, sirocco.

"Xjomna uig s. Gv. w. south wiud,
or
'ijofii^
*. running hand, cursive,
"/-/y'
italic; -/riT, frji[.
to write running
vahand ; fig-to examine
minutely.
,

to

giy vn.
to cease

to be out

the sabbath
whose

of Work; -uitui, a.
; s. sabbathariau

week

abstinence

or

to cause

XhiTva.

to rest

cause

keep

or

repose

week

whose

g.

-^

; -_y"i-j"u.

the

to

the sabbath

to celebrate

keeping
; priest

officiate;

it is to

fast

weekly
to

sabbath;

observe

keep, to

from work, to repose, to rest;

sabbath

from

work,

; -t-np a. septimarian,
it is to be on

duty.

t|[u/(!a//?a".^".
keeping
from

cessation

the

sabbath;

labour, rest, holiday,

vacation.

XfuiputP-^atj^4p
,

s.

labour.

week's

a. of Saturday.
'(^uipuiPopbiy

s.
Xfii/i-u/iiUM^
uMq
,

horse"

fn/it

Jtlr

chestnut

great

; 4*^1^^^
-

large -;

or

auburn

chestnut-coloured

a,

nut-brown

"

-"/.

; -milui'X'mn.s

chestnut-

seller ; -k%l, s. chestnut-tree

; (/"""7".)
chestnut-wood
nut-tree.
; 4*^.^4 .horse-chest-

eighteenth of

Zi'^f^, I' ". back, shoulder, load;

hand-barrow, sedan; -u/ifi./".'/i*. half

^^^

s. the
twenty
{sifiA)

of the

alphabet," the
consonants; ^."^

the

"

third

letter

hundred;

It is sometimes

"

confounded

with

changed

into

the letters u"c'^,

or
as:

(..yj^.
In

horse-load

; -tiT,

tjf

often

changed by
example : sabbath

letter

the

into

us

is

for

Semiramis

meon, usury ;
Si^u,p.aip- Persia ;

Susan, Arsaces,

"c.

on

Shah
(||""^"#/"j.

C"ufi"u/7
,

ni-

of rest;repose,

s.

sabbath, --day, day

rest ; Saturday; week;

holy Saturday; "/"-iu^

the grand or
holy week ;
"7"_j
holy sabbath ; -k [" /"
ry
eveJL-b-

-.

-""-

"

-"""-

week, weekly;-/, -t.from

sabbath

-"#,

of

or
""y-".^
o^i"n"-/3t utility;
love of lucre; /.
u^P
o^m^ /,..,
pir,i/iyfor their advantage ; for the
benefit of them ; n^
ft ^i.^
of...,^
I speak disinbe sure
terestedly
puM/tputn-fiir,
; /'
ifiiMfiliu/lilnj
q^lrm
to become
ricious,
avaJfliku ipPbu "/""""'I't^ij
.

utn.

-u

to

one

another; iluii,Af.-i_l,to
let weekly ; uiiip-ti^ to break
the
qto

king

or

-ni.,

put

shoulders,to load ; vn. to load oneself

with, to take upon one's back.
,f ". help-burden," crochet. "
Cui^ijf/Ty
'CuiZ/uiiiitrMT,
hgj,vn. to prick up the
ears, to listen attentively.
C"'4 bs ^'^ ""-3 ^- profit,
interest,
fruit,gain, lucre; advantage, good,
benefit,utility,
emolument; interest,
"

foreignwords,

un-Mi-,

to

va.

the

five hundredth.

pirijto be

be

-"".

of gain ;
to
to
profitable, profit,

greedy

gains ; p.ujaiiiul_
^-

pt.

m-pnt^

duce
pro,

to

Ba,hha,th;/um[iui'iip
sabbatism;g clip a person's profitsor gains ; /.
sabbath
a
TCiAutufuip^j,
day's utbt-u to invest,to put out at interest;
i.
journey, (2000 cubits, e. about a
,unHri_,to dance.
mile ) ;
ad. on
the sabbath-day.
a.
'^tu'^uip.hp
profitable,lucrative,
s. hebdomadary
Z'"it'"[3-'"^l'l'
"j-pl'
advantageous, gainful,
fruitful,
profior
bath-breaker
"iiMi.
weekly newspaper ; ~injir s. sabcuous
;
merchant-ship; -^i,n
ing;
s. speculator
; -^"-6-n".af.s. "breakto specu; -^f .ni-"r vn.
late
-"..,

-ni.

-./

-m.

fe. {jiMtf.'.ia[3-utu/uj^j
ft.
-ft/urllfl
~iluili
sabbatical; weekly, hebdomadary;

officer

duty for the week,

septimarian; sabbath-eve;-%iuir, lu.
-Jhi.u,

s.

on

-7-/ii..#ii./??
s. speculation
;

-^lu.

"-U.4s. fruit,
profit,interest;-J-mip^

greedy of gain, grasping;*.

"c. S. "Ciu^uiui^p
"c.
-/uiij-lip
a.

usurer;
; -4"A.

to.1

CU.1

Sit

a.
-iiaAtugn,.
lucrative,useful; -4f_y much,
s.

partner.
0"'4""v

great profit;

^trii/iiu
, to escape,
-Irin

"

s.

uij

vice-roy; governor;peril;

prefect; mayor
; fig.
guardian ;
--

to make

lain
; chamber-

.a^u,,,,^,

have

dryad ;

oM'iimiun.iiij
sylvan,satyr.

"

death,

to escape
"^f/;"4"

narrow

escape ;
to avoid this harm

to
suffer,

to

to

hairbreadth

or

qiWz^i" Irt. q^mu

loss,not

^j,

oneself from

to save

escape

ing
suffer-

selfish,
G"""'"""4^ "'Pfiwj
a.
to edify,to set a good
interested,
;
^-jp fig.
venal,mercenary, covetous; -ap_ example ; il:p lfi'i_
zi-^i'isj there is
("""-Pis. love of gain, selfishness,conothing to be gained.
vetousness,venality; -uu,p,"j; ^ s,
s. bot. clove, pink, carXiui^n^ppiaiT
nation,
hot. basil;
-"",",%, ^ *. seat of Q-overn[bert,nut,chestnut,"c.
ment, capital,metropolis;-"{u.TC.a.,
fils. bol. malabathrum;
XjfaifUimint-m
.

""jf

s.

S.

1i'u^mila,Tfuin.ni^pf,tX
; trader,

merchant; -^/A"^,

fic,
to traf-

trade,
to deal ; -iltaTCmit-m-'f
s. commerce,
to

business.
trade, traffic,
,

to

stock;

gilly-flower
,

wall-flower. [ing-dew.
tj-hiiia,,

Z"'u ^^s.S. 3""/.;

night-damp,evenC""f^u//"
; lute ;
n/ s. cement, mortar
slime,mire, mud : caltrop; star-thistle;
a.
soiled,sullied;foul,dirty;-mplrp
,

G'"4"""""( S. ii""4"""'"4; "^'fi *-j^

-fir,irj/mf
vn.

bot.
s
Zui'i"ini-pmli

face,to brave, to

to assail,to
valorously,

tack
at-

lead the

mud-bearing (swallow); -$u%,u,r, ".,

to cement,
-kiF, Irjli
va.
attack, 3"li S. Xj^uiu'liil'iT'i
assault,valour, bravery,militaryexto dirty,
to plaster; to smear,
pedition
to soil,to contaminate
or
enterprize,deeds, feats
;
nihn-u a,p_
of arms, exploits;
triaJp. to imbrue one's hands in blood;
success, conquest,
victory.
-/iiT,trjjuyvn. to be splashed,soiled,
*C".4""^,/. s. woody wild, forest; dirtied ; to imbibe, to absorb, to drink
-""st "" sylvan,savage, wild; -nuij,s.
in,to soak up; -""."" *. cementation;
contamination
a- gaining, [sylvan.
adirtiness,
bu'4"'f'"'/'
; *-nLi"i
'"J
Xfiu^tau-lruilrtr,
ftitS. Jtiu^lliT
muddy, miry.
; "mni^
bler,
babs. utility,
profit,fruit,advantage.
Zu"iylip'"u,
u,j s. great talker,
ijuM^iui-^ui
chatterer, tattler; talebearer,
t-huiiug "L^np a, profitable,
tella
advantageous, useful, fruitful,scold;-^ s. immodest
dance, taranS.
lucrative,interesting;-"-npu.p.u.p ad.
*.
^""^""V"'; -o.*jp quackery;
advantageously,usefully,
profitably; tnnt-Pf ; -t./", tj^ vn. to prate,to chat,
to babble, to tattle,to prattle
-t-iipLj;h^j,va. to gain,to obtain,to
; -mf
sity,
verboacquire,to purchase;to buy; "-npftiT, -ni-iiffi s. charlatanry,extreme
to
do
stutter.
to
vn.
to
good,
h^iuj
help,
prating,chattering, [to
avail;
to profit,
to derive advantage,to turn
to wrest
timiuai/tj'va.
; to stammer,
to account; -t-apm^fi^
s. profit,
Z'"'iyJ'u"p/" s. thread ; string,
gain,
onset; -ft-i -n.,i3f
,

-.",.ab

u.

*.

advantage.

packthread,twine.
s. aunoxion.
'CrnqmiTii/tini-PliiA
a.
entwined, conjoined,
s. fruit,
Jiuiqui^ip
p-fitJu
advantage, gain,
profit,
lucre ; fertility,
twine,
fecundity; enjoyment, united;s- gr. syllable;-i-iT va. to en-

to connect, to combine; to
pleasure,ease.
[profit.
to
XiuMi,kir,
to
va.
compaginate
cause
gain or
; -fuTvn.to be entwined,
h^l,
Xi"ii,huu,^j s. gain,lucre.
join,
joined;to be attached,stuck ; to conbe
to
to
-ni.pj,
Ittcrative
to
bo
coupled;
va.
match,
Jiui^hgni.ju/btrj'
terweavin
-niJh
s. conjunction,
connexion; inor
profitable; to invest money
ably
profitto instruct,to edify.
intertwining,
wreathing;
; fig.
2)^""4^",
copulation.
". yellow-legged
hawk,
t*r(^
sesalon, merlin, sparrow-hawk.
^laiiui^n/m
oT^^i-o' ". vagabond,goodguard,
lucre ;
s. gain,profit,
Zw^'li-ufin^i'
for-nothingwretch , scamp , black,

lucrative.
profitable,
-jtbliaiiji.
to gain or profit
vn.
Jiut^ipj;
i-giy

by,

to make

from

carry away

;
or

less,
scoundrel; a.dissolute,shame-

unblushing,brazen-faced;-juim-^

to draw an emoprofit,
lument
to obtain, to win, to

p-1,s. scoundrelism, meanness,

ofif
; p.u3qn".jh , to

licentiousness,
libertinage.

gain

bare-

facedness, impudence, debauchery,

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K42

wound
a, twined,twisted,
'^uMifiutMiiam
to twine, to
mad,
ZuiJp^J', t-giy vn. to become
round, entwined; -tiTva.
to commit
folly; to
twist; to implicate,to involve; -/"#/" to play the fool,
be mad
for,
to entwine, to twist round
each
vn.
rage, to be in a fury,to
to eagerly long for, to fall madly in
coupled.
love, to be desperatelyin love,to be
'^uiiiaiLm^i.pP'b
a.insinuating,false,
fraudulent.
agitatedby violent transportsfor,to
double-tonguBd; cheating,
to
to dote
love to distraction,
upon;
Zu-qyli y s. trepan,wimble, augur,
to
be wanton, lustful; ^ ^mimyo.,
piercer;-^4 s. gimblet.
to court, to rave, to be in love
"" mimic, buffoon.
C""ip""f."'woo,
to extremity.
C""y5f""'/'.f".
turnip; 4yapt' rape.
to
volve;
infolly,fury, mania,
*"
to
va.
ZuJiTp^'-Rl"-^
C"""it'^"
implicate,
%/'
violent
love, fury,
to mix, to mingle, to knead;
passion,
rage; fig.
love
intrigu^e;
to dilute; to soil,to stain; -ftirvn. to
transport, gallantry,

other

; to be

"

kneaded; wrapt together, debauchery, lewdness.

gant,
to be implicated.
a.
foolish,mad ; extravaJiiuiTpni-^
; fig.
carried
flesh ; carrion,
by
absurd; fig.
Jt"'iil'q_'
away
'is^j s. raw
dead body.
carcass,
[parsley. passion,furious,maniac, mad for,dofooPs
s. hot. bastardor
Xiiuiipiinp
tingly fond of, love-stricken;lewd,
cane-brake.
libidinous.
s. junction,
[- mty^
XtuMijliiiiuf
ion;
unbond,
uig
full
of
or reeds ;
canes
a
.
to
-t./",
conjunction
liuit/pn^m
va.
gr.
;
"_j/.
built by
a.
join together, to conjoin, to unite;
-^ki
Zu,Jl"pu"nu^hpm
-niSh
Van.
s. conjunction,connexion, concatenation. Semiramis; *. Semiramople,
hot. Symphytum, puls.
X^iuirqlufuli
s. butcher'S
T^mn,iii,ii.npi"n^f
calling. monaria, comfrey, consound.
"C.
"C. O. i3UtJp^uilluM%
C'""^u"4t/"
nivorous;
^umiJ^umI^uiIi
'"5 o. sarcophagous,cars. tetrarch.
voracious; -nt-p^ s. sarcophagy,
ZiuiQuihi,
s. tetrarchy.
devouring carrion ; voracity.
Z'-J^ini-p-lit:!,
Persian
fat
"
JiuiJh
w.
sun.
a.
Zi"iriu;jk
x.
lusty,
corpulent,
1/3
f .mixing;
'^"'"in^Ui,
imperial-lily.
Z""ip'"^s.bot.
wrapping.[bulky.
be mixed,

united

"

a. s. Samaritan.
J^uiiipliu,
XjtuJpuiuigli
maritan
Sag.
samaritanrsm,
'^mJiiuini.p-ptjb
,

J^."lJiutiij,
[,g

chatterbox

s.

a.

sect.
prattling,tattling,cackling; foolish,
absurd; silly,
'^ajir^mt.p
insipid,
mawkish; -"A^
ilipys. spit; * ast. Libra,
idle
S- Z""/l
idle
the
talk
balance
s.
chit-chat
stories,
4.u^4'"*'^f; ^
,
tittle-tattle cackle
[small spit.
talking to the
i/iptriT.
,
s.
diadem;
wind; folly,
Z'U'f'/'i'-ui,
extravagance,
nonsense,
crown,
""3
s.
ZiuJ^P"'i"'l_,
absurdity;silliness,
dotage, second
spit-rack.
'"3
vna.
infancy; -t"r, i-_j^
-/"/",tj.,,j
XiuiiTtlipyir,
hgft va. to spit,to put
vn.
to talk nonsense,
to tell idle stories, upon
the
to pierce
or
spit; to run
to babble, to gossip, to cackle, to
"
to
through,
through
transpierce.
to dote, to rave
"C. S. 'Cui^tlliMi'i,
"C.
tittle-tattle;
liiytr/^u/li
; -n^(3f,
a.
Zw^'Ufi^--/"
dog-headed ; s. dog,

to rave,
iLuittftu

frenetic;-niA,

to

be

S.

-"._",

delirious or
head ; Anubis
cynocephalus ; zool.
,
Xiiu,i^ui,up. cynocephalus,baboon, monkey ; hot.

'^umWuiiF
s. musk-melon.

'(itujhj%11.mil
Ig
uig or
,

mist ;

fog, haze,

obscurity; atom, corpuscle; ast.

cosmical

matter

cataract;-ujM.-^
like

s.

u,^^
a.

med.

sion,
suffu-

obscure,dim;

dog's-head; -q^t-iu^a. cynic ; -{t-jni.

hot. cynoglossum , dog's-tongue,
hound's
tongue ; -//iiKfp a. dogs.

-iduiiiCs.
s.
muzzled; -int-lfli
dog-fish;
ricinus
caninus
dog-tick,
; -uiu,m^tp

a.
dog-faced ; s. painted or sculptured
-/"/""".to get muddy,
dim.
\r"'k "" small cane-field.
dogs.
^u/iipl^iuirp.
or
[,js. cane-brake, "field,fen;
Z"''"'i1'3 s. thunderbolt,
to talk nonsense,
f^iaJp^puiiitirvn.
lightning,thunder; fire,spark, flash;
to prate foolishly;
ad. foolishly; red hot iron; ingot; 4^mi/^n- p"ju"_
-p."i,

atom;

an

-410%

a,

foolish,mad

; furious.

can-

%mjf^ "u'iuMi.np
-

ms

SiS

the

ing,
burning, flam-

tO CSUSG
to
or tfiiulihVU.
tiiugni-^iu'lilrir
to the blush,to shame,

gleaming, smoking, threatening, blush, to put

dreadful

to confound ; -tf-n^iikj;h^f,
-"
.upiuMlihuto
-^ni:i,l,"r,
fulminate ; 4/"u.. h^iy vn. to blush
to redden
with
,
with
to crown
yh,MMi_-l,i^
shame, to be ashamed, confounded ;
ufi,u,lih-i_imf,
hurl

thunderbolt

to
thunderbolts,

bent,red hot spit.

fulminant
^""''"p-uiliia'it
a,
fulminating,

-%fcy,"%r
t-ptiig"lip
[,c/iuuiTui^^hlS faCB
,

flushed

with

(ju,Mn,pn,).he

anger;

acid; turned quite red; -"fn.-'i.nt.pj,

;- p/3".i_nt.m chem. fulminic
s. red,
redness ; fig.
-4t^ o. burninglike a thunderbolt;
flush,
blush,shame, bashS. "biSfC
liMniihu to fulminate,to strike with
[fulness.
0"""-'"7t.
of rock salt;
lightning; ilfuhu to be lightning- 'Ji"'n-'"il'ii_,
filial s. mass
block of ice ; iceberg.
struck; -4'"/'. mj a. thunder-struck;
uuiiL.li,
ad. with a thunder-clap
hiT S. Z'Uil"^'
Zutn-ui^,
; like a clapof
t ^"i^'^''}
thunder ;
Itl. ^ ^lUiLuMftr/u/
^Afr^, to be struck by i^UU 'iu'n-uia up
ui'ltni-_
lightning,to be thunder-struck ;
"3''*?" at the rushing of his chariots,
"
to fulmiuat the
or
vu.
"M,n%iri_
tuffi
"ifUipirir,
rumbling of his chariotwheels
ate, to strike with lightning;
-[iHi
-4.ii^ni._
-nUi -ni-in, S. Xjwil'Lii
;
Pf s. thunder-clap
of
a
fh,q.pL%
peal
s.
thunder;
-"L.li tinsel.
;
-jpn. S. Z-^^Pi^-lits
'Zuia.ui,.tr,i_oT
[rod.
sprout,
Lp^, "._ji.shoot,
conductor,lightning- twig, sucker,sprig;^s'.offspring,
Ziu'i'P-ujitii.lrij.
scion,
-

"

"

"

s- meteoric
ti"''i'P-kp"'p

terolite ; S.

sons, descendants,posterity; beam

stone,me-

light,
gleam, ray

b/"4^"ip'"/"
\Ji-"ipuip
"

"

ing
a.thundering;fulminatZw'i'Pi^ilikg
;

fig.thunder
p.ujp^nJf

"/j%p

of

body

of

ber
branch, part, mem-

2J"""-""y""//*
;

S.

; geom.

""^"/;/"m";root-tips; utiim-n/,spoke
of wheel
op^nt-Plru!h , blessed
;
"

thunder-cloud.

accursed
C""%^s. dog's-meat, dog-porridge. offspring; 11.u1ni1n1.pta/i4,
s. priceof a dog ; hire of
%u,'iiulun,^P
[root.
progeny.
from the
u. sprung
Zutn-uiL-lipupirium
prostitute.
to send forth
va.
Zuin-uii-pijrir,
'P'l'*" dog's-dung.
Z'u'iiipt'''
t-^fi
-

"

"food
milk-diet,
*'t'"!_
s.

shoots, to

throw
out suckers,to sprout,
shoot, to bud, to put forth buds, to
germinate ; to generate, to procreate;

s.

-npt

in milk

products.
C'^i S. Xjwil"^' -*"'^" *-jA i"n. to

to

noise, to rumble, to clash; to

to

maker

dealer

or

'i

make

clack, to

crack,

to

crackle

; to

boil

i.^nc't/ps.

camel.
shine ; -*/""_

beam,
s. light,
Z-un-uii^

diant,
emitting rays; -"inynin^a.raed
refulgent; -i"om a. quiteashamabashed
or
s. shining.
; -m-UU
C""!-*""^*.
wild-pomegranate seed.
Zwn-inh-ir,tj/pva.to
scarify;S.S"'*^''*

Puiip

"""//.

*"j, to hiss; to whistle; to whiz;TCu/bTCpjto buzz, to hum ;

Jlr,inL.uig
-j,L.m, s. noise, burst,crackling,
-/.!.%,
crash ; rustling rumbling ; report,
,
ing,
clap,explosion;resounding; gurgl.

[shoots.
a
'Zuin.Mtt.[iiini-iik^
sending forth
'Qtun.uML^

to burst, to blow
violently,
up; to
to
to
mur;
shiver,to crepitate; rustle, murto thunder, to detonate

emit rays, to beam.

a.

Zwuw

able,
jiga. much, several,consider-

abundant, plentiful,
copious, in
ad.
too much,
linen
shirt
much,
great
quantity;
s.
;
Zuiuilif^p
uitiuMt/
,
as
enough, sufficiently,
very, most;
alb; UiapllUMI-UMIf-Ulu
JiMa^lUUiyUt/"uAt
much
ad.
as
uAf-unr
rochet, surplice; dalmatic,
necessary;
if-mpiu^,
ly
tunic ;
often,frequently; f u4 ad. sufficientchemise, shift.
^u.%'u,%g
to incrust,to plaster,
or less ; g
4""/' uiuliuii- more
va.
Ziuui^t-tT
;
murmur.

-.

to

[oneself. 4-". g uui/fuii-in all about ; 'pn_ppf

somewhat, partly, a little ; more
cramming
filling,

coat.

iuiuipnM.^
s. over
C"""- a. S. Zki

*.

less ; n^g

tumult.

red, reddish

rather
Zain-Mit^t-ii^
a.

no

way;

bf-p^ "t"-ev

'

v.

'^

"^

or

wise, in

"O

imp. enough, it is

k 'yt
no
more
;
a.
bloody, bloody-minded; enough, sufficient,
-^inM-fii
iit
suffices
is
that
reddish
enough
that;
i-_
;
^
;
limJ"
-q-n/h a. red,
u,^
that
be
to
S.
content;
u,ut-i_.
;
8^*7-; provided
pkup, fieryor flashingeyes ;
-

"

to content
'iiaiTuipl'ij

oneself with ;

CU,8
-;p

of,
great quantity,great deal, multitude,
liny
; n-kn.mt-m-p
still remains
; n^ [i^ks'^'L abundance, plenty.

jujhfjm'bk most
part of them
I

time

much

of

them,

the

number

S. {iUMUtui^Jatni-^
(fUiinncunt-i/bni-f

little

s.
Zuimni-PlitX
great

est
great-

does it seem
to you
ijp
mui/i,
thing that """? n^b-iiplr^
-".

CttP

s 44

s. skin-sieve.
*'C,ai"pa"ii
tent
s.
pavilion
S.
never
:
C"i"/"^n"."""%
enough!
0/"
Stop,
say
my
f
ountain,
jet.
water-spout,
s.
'^ui,nmpu"%nt.[}l,Jb
talkativeuess,marquee;

they

-!

line,range,
Z-'-p Ay s. string,file,
verbiage,verbosity,loquacity;-/"ou,
tenation,
concastring,
verbose, loquacious
row, rank, order, long
ra_j a. talkative,
,
ing,
chain, series, suite,train;
garrulous ; prating,chattering,tattltion;
; composiprattling; s. S. C'"'"Ao"; ipi'tL. multitude, great number
S. Xi-ainfiiouttr;
sarus
(period or cycle of 3600
-fiiount-Pp ,v. multitudo
of words, loquacity,
garrulousness ; years),century, epoch : crape, gauze,
chit-chat,
babble,tattle,prattle;-*.//^ pall; * lace, lace-work ; -^ Jiapfmi,,
gold
a. costly,dear, expensive; -^tm^
string of pearls; f""4A
a.
"n,uy
mountain-chain;
chain; -^/hpui'iig,
long-lived,
long-living;
-4t^/, u.j ". *.
lot of flies ;
swarm
"Tplp.^
or
eating a great ^eal,great eater, glutton, tC.u'i.tCI.jj
of ants ; anthill ; j^lg
ing,
gormandizer, voracious,devouriraitijswarm
of dogs ;
"i/^u"p""i/"t-_
lented,pack, number
ta". very
ravenous;
-4uA,7i;"i,
to
/JS,
4""f"4""'*'*/.'
/"
-{"
judicious;
genealogy;
intelligent
very
;
.

"

"

-^"r,"ni.pj,
tion,
,1. polyraathy,
register, to record, to set or write
great erudigreat experience; -tr,uf"i.",.pl,
down; p -[" uip^mbk^u to string,to
s.
better PmjjfJi.-;
considerable
p-m-lri^
luplilnii^
great or
range, to rank; ["
to
of
multitude
to
to
count;
^
number,
men
population,
enumerate,
; -"/;"^_
tO
be
Jii% o. corpulent,bulky; -"iimir,"-"i-y
dllnL-tF/"^luphuil ^ Jp ifUMjuiplrij
series ; jm'b^
in the same
to content
vn.
oneself,to be content, enumerated
to take up ; to suffice,
it is very far from
to be sufficient inir.jr.uy
-[A k "y"
-

"

or
~

enough

; to

multiply,to

increase

iiiuf/oMt-nt^
,pn^"i_,to be
,

or

content

with

with
little,

~if"-/'".'
-ii-ibk -u'It'L^"

the purpose.
or A s- syrup.
or
Zu.pu.p.
C"-/'"'"!
w
to
tyliva. to compose,
Zatii"piuiitiT,

satisfied
any

thing;

write

bling.
roving,ram-

ratiocinate,to

; to

make

logism
syl-

sequence,
grant,
Wandering;
vagabond, va; -pii"ini.p-[itAsyllogism,
chain
of
arguments; -^^pi
stroller,
idler,lounger,
reamer,
loiterer ;
to roam,
writer, author; S.
s. composer,
^/At^, to stroll,
i-pwy
to rove, to ramble, to wander
letter,character ; ""f.itliJ'
; -^""nK._ Zii'pa'^puib^;
13-Ji
s. stroll,
lounge,wandering; -"""-/" va. to compose;
""-pb *" cover;
-typi
a.
having a great deal of water, abinding of a
cover
or
veil;- i-p-jt
s.

s.

bounding with water;

^u,%irj-va.
augment,

to

aqueous;

content,

to

to multiply.
'^"""nlrpii.ni-Sh
a.
swcaring much
great swearer, blasphemer.

S. ijufunMM%uitr*
(futui^iT
u.
Ttiuurjtiraium
vcry

book, book-cover

-j"""-_

satisfy;to
: s.

[ligent.

wise

down

iu

writing;

to

compile ;

ad. often.
{tuMuifiiju

composer ; "^pm-Pli S.
-^ufutiT va. to range, to

Cium/uou

order,to

or

intel-

position
-f-pmh- f s. comwork,
writing,
monument;
works, treatise;memory,
historical
to
-i-piu^uMia.
; -^pfciT ya.
to
to
to
word,
write,
put
compose,

wording;

bler,
great talker,babu/j
tattler;braggart; a. S. Zi^"w^
[uoa ; -hd;
t-jf,vn. to talk too much,
to use
vain repetitions,
to gossip,to
prate,to chatter; to boast, to brag;
,

s.

s. hot. thistle.
Tiuiuiii-in^
1^u"nlihpnt-PliJb
g.
gormandizing
gluttony,
voracity,greediness,raven.

0'uu"%ni.ir

Zu-myj-a.

S. Tj""nu3%iuir.[ousness.
very

strong,robust.

s.

-tp^t

?"""/"""?"/"""
j
arrange

in

to
rights,to dispose,
put in order, to lay out ; -ifMium-PlntA
s. co-ordination,arrangement,
order,
disposition;gr. syntax; -^puil/uA a.
compound; composed; arranged,put
in order ; prosaic; -ij-phiT,
tjp va. to
in order, to arrange, to
put together,
bine
re-unite,to connect, to join,to comform
to
to
to
construct,
make,
;
;

S.

set to

tion,
combina?i"'/""if/'t-'/';
s.
-ii-pnt-Pf
conjunction,
connexion;arrange-

CbO

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346

s.bdt.cannacorus
Ji.ai-utn.'ii

; calamus

hoard, accumulation; -jn/tA^iiystack,

or
rick ;
fimmof hay-cock, mo w ;
,

odoratus,sweet-scented
flag.
s.
C"""./i^,
path,
road, way,
"-/^u"j
foot
passage ; trace,vestige,
print;^5'.

heap up, to pile-up.

conduct, deportment;
Zi""^P'"p "-d- in heaps or piles;
orbit of a planet; hp^mP^uilini-n.
S.
by observing
-(umlipf,s. divination
accumulative,
sadness in mirth.
; -iya,
}3l,ii,uPnL.ql,
[fig.
heaps ; -i-nlia.
1iui,pa,n.nUis.
obscurityin day-time; s. S. C-ti; pile upon pile,towering
Out^i/iyioy
Xjia-pl'i-iuy
^j". sapphire; heaps ; -tini-mt-iTva.to collect,gather
-iiuiiki^a. "shaped; like a sapphire; or heap together,to heap up, to amass,
to hoard;
to pileup, to accumulate,
-qhmj a. of sapphire.
laden
with
sins;
s(J""^'"'/"
("
-l,n,-u.yu,i_Jh.fo^
sugar ; ifm^ni-p
accumulated,
refined
heaped
or
uut[iu,u,//
lump ; ^u"4
-^,g_a. massed,
or
masses
ijuiftp up ; ad. in piles,
heaps.
moist, brown
or
raw
-;
-"/

-H

to

"/n^^"i"^^ast.

"/"-

S. Ct.^^".4"^".tir. [ate.
mill ; qmuM^
candy ; t^n^h-uiutrttA
-ft
Zhi^/rir
enervated, effeminto
a.
piu'b-^," refinery;4""./ti/t^
Zk-iimuiJk-iiu,
to sweeten, to strew
or
sprinkle
with -; -ut^ni^iiju
sacchariferous
a.
Ct^" /a s. shrill voice ; gr. accent,
;
Armenian
the
accent
an
acute
-pnt-ql,hiikitii
or
( ) ; mus.
".
cane;
-uipnju
s. confectioner,comfit-maker;
note
"trctu *o
-Muii-npir
( ' ); arf. S. C^A^rau*^/'
j
tionery
end in a point.
sugar-baker; -^npl^n,.l3^pi.i
s. confec"

_",".,

-.

'

Zk^.mlil' ad. acutely , pointedly,

or oxysharply,keenly; instantly.
piercingly,
a. QT. acceuted.
sugar-flavoured,
Zh^ataii-np
;./*-/" sugar-melon;
Ct^"'t"/',
kjltva. to aim or level a

sugar-manufactory ; -i"4."i

p-p-m-ni-u, s. chem. saccharic

succharic
acide ; -.ii4u.ira.
sugary
-uMinitb

,9.

-"

sugar-basin; -"^f%

saccharification
or

-J. s.

saccharine

a.
; -k-iik^

Zt^uininp -u.ils.

sweetmeats, comfits,sweets;

"
morosino
-^Aif *" sweet-apple,
n
;
taffia.
s.
-0.//1 rum,
[shoot.

tt-Hfto
-em

*"
bud, sprout,
germ,
Zntfi^'f,
{""rvn.to bud, to sprout.
C^Y.."y or ^ a. oblique,in bias,a-

/r

i""-

um-

ad. slo-

pingly,overthwart, slanting,aslope;

obliquely.
stant;
a. variable,
'Ctqu.puipnf
light,incon-%ltuu,s. rhomboid; -luir^^tis.
; -"bummiuii a. rhombohedral ; -mkn ad. indirectly.
*Z^'LPor -/i4s. sword or knife blade.

lozenge,rhombus

'ZtiihiT,
hjfiva.

to

deviate

or

to

cause
vn,

to

to go

bend,
to

swerve,

; to

-^J"
incline ; fig.

swerve

slant, to slope, to
astray, to turn aside

deviate,to

to bow

or

to go out

the

away, to
of one's

last

accented

word

on

syllable
; barytone, [acutely.

Zl^i^ninphW va. to
Zh^iniSits. ending

sharply ,
point,tapering,

uttcr
in

pyramidalform

; gr. accentuation;
to
taper,to end in a point;
u/ii^u.'t.lnj

slant, diagonal;

at ; gr. to accentuate.

blow

ing
contain-

a.

fit
~u/i,n^i_s.
sugarplum, com; burnt almond
; -u,^"if,s. saccharometer
; -^j^-ua*"".s. sugarman,
sugarconfectioner ; -uijnL.jni.ia
s.
monger,

sugar;

J,
-

pyramidal,pointed.
ju/bif-k-uiij
Ct"v a- steep, abrupt; *. declivity,
fall in one's
J, -,io
slope; u.'i.liu.'i.hi_

back,

to fall

supine.

*Zhn., z-^t-r S. Uk^, VtitJ-s. fine

*Zlru,[ili

hair-sieve.

[of-.

stick
Zl-ps. storax ; ^m^iaquA
silk-worm.
s.
Zl--pwi/'t
nj
s. sericicnlture;
Zt^puiJutpuAm-PfiLS,
"

s.
-pn/ifs. silk-grower ; -p.ni.ltn..ppt.i
sericicnlture.
of
silk-worms,
rearing
s.
ZtrpuMOlnj

silk-worm

house,

cocoonery.

nursery,

ZirpuiuS. Zi^p'"rZt-pk^.^nj
,

worm
silk-

[ladle.

n^s. large spoon,

soup-

s.
Zt-pk-^uj^nfJwater-grasshoper
;

-JItl.

a.

ladle-shaped.

Zt-pnj
,

uij

s.

storax-grove.

Zt^f" tji*" splinterof wood, chip,

lath,strip,slip,part,morsel ; "/""/.
-",.aL
tii"inLp(,i.%
rel-stave
s. obliquity,
bias, f^nj, slice,
bit,piece; utui^uMiLuijbarslant,slope,deviation ;""/.aberration,
;
lihpuiuiuni-strip of fine
deviation.
linen ; g
lustrade
through the bau"iA"^""%j?"
Ct.^, /,js. heap, mass, pile,stock,

^t,^t",^/"%4/,
obliqueangle;
rhomboid.
i^nh,ui_.piiin.m'iililti.%
J.

way;

CR

to chip,tO
Vd.
C/.a*,
or
^l. Zl-^-"^i
Z^'"-i "5^ *"
pieces,to shiver, whey, buttermilk;serum,
serosity:
a. provided with
a
ichor.
grain spoiltby rain; u.phu.'i,,

utiLlihir
ijlrpmtu^ntnnp
cut

to

into

chipsor

shatter ;
-t-np
with
; armed

hatchet

streaked

pikeman;

; striped,

spear
^p

sapper

ing
to be red with eatZb'^'-iu.lfl.irvn.
" drinking.
Zl'-^ps. Persian tv. sword.[grasping.
a.
^/"i"""^".4
avaricious,covetous,
S. JTii^'iuptpq.
Zl"i'"''m"-/u

-^k.( -tt^'ii'
hlinds,
blinds ;
round
^imlihu to suror

Venetian

with

"

streaky;

in

trenches,to

circumval-

late,to

pallisade.
to bark
XjlrprnkiT,
va.
t-jl,
to streak, to stripe
; merf.

s. country-man,
strips, Zltbiu^u/i,
"fellow,
scarify; rustic,peasant, villager;a. rustic,
to cup.
ish,
uncivil,clowngross, rude, impolite,
X^hipnp~iuf [igs. haut-boy;S.$"i"/^boorish;lil^i country-w6man,
*C4-"fOrC4/.S.3"-/"!peasantess; iTuAmUi
country lad;
C4-4 d'i'"s "" "f fawn colour,reddish, """iSl'h country lass,cottage girl;
leonine,light,
or
tawny.
-tp s. the peasants,peasantry,
-^
,

in

to

-,

'

"

C4*. i/'Va

inhabited place ; vil*"

lage, country people ; -latj-nfUu ad. rudely,
inhabitation
;
coarsely,clownishly,boorishly;-"".
; edifice ; a.
peopled, inhabited ; in good state, Jfiuia. clod-pated,awkward, rough;
ing
fertile,
fruitful;
prosperous;
happy, -UM^% a. wiselygoverning " contentthe peasantry ; -ntJfs. rustic life ;
S*y i "i"^ty^ /"
"yi^'-j'o%^%u not
but also in desert
elownonly in inhabited
fig.
rusticity,
country manners,
"-1.
-% Ohmu^k
"
boorishness
that
which
ishness,
awkwardness,
places;
np
,
shall not be destroyed.
rudeness;the peasants,the peasantry;
hamlet

-"

"

ad. a. country-fashioned.
*" cantilena,
Z^l'^d'pl'
song, ditty; -oplfli
s. improvisatore,
a.
poet.
Zb^'i-lilrui^
livingin a village; s.
~muuiij
ureter.
s.
biirgher,
villager
Jipn-ltiu^
; -Jk2. *" tbe middle
centre
of
or
*"
a
villageor town ; "Tm-m
ZR"-^^ ZRke
splash.
to
enter
S.
the villages
or towns;
ipi[i,rvn.
Zp^lrJ- Z^Ri-J:
ing,
*" buckle,clasp,hasp,
a. inhabited,peopled; flourish-"lifium
?"/'"'/."
if ^1
button; decoration;
"o4/. golden
-4y:iiif*. populated
prosperous;
"

buckle

or

ZtP
mn.

'

-,--^

clasp.

zPh

*"

drop, tear

drop by drop ;

-^,

ing
a. buildplaces or country ; -puip
wj
edifices
good
compiling
many
;
;
place,
/"pt-p,u^ regulations
; -"_".?" s, habitable
,

small

%y, saliva,drivel,slaver,slabber ;-:p

ptu'iilgfew words.
,

inhabited

town

; the

universe

the
,

world.

Zl'it-.r,
t^J, va. to found, to build,
to
erect,
construct, to make ; 4^'Zl'L'iU"3 squint- goggle-eyed;
to
short- or dim-sighted;
ppuui\fi,-, rebuild,to build up again
uilfiutp^k-i^,
to restore ; /Jgr.
to renew,
or
to goggle, to squint,to look askewanew;
to
to
S
.
edify,
instruct,to set a good
Z^liuM^npi O'^i ; ~n-nt-duMpa, goldcoloured; -PuAm s. lentil-soup;
-lia,p^ example.
exemplary.
CfVi"- edifying,
dtp a. reddish, red; scarlet; JhpP
Zl^"%_s. builder,constructor ; -"#.
Spanish leather ;
lu'^jtg morocco,
tecture.
^ Brasil-wood, Queen's wood;
^u/i/b -ni.p% s. art of building,architpiaju,
ZliP-t-if,
ZlPna

S. \Ou,jPI^J',
IttuyPnj.

to

or

""

of
-ipn^ a. made
-4*v" light-haired;
red leather ; -^uip
s. spinel-ruby.
s. roe-buck.
Zfi/it^pt-iy
Zl-ifi'-up^
or Ct4- *. alkanet.
[G^
a.
Zl-i'*'
bashful,
sheepish; S.
a.

"

"

-"""

of
n-niAftJ'.[slip

straw

Zpi"'-'"^
.

"J

building, edifice,

*.

fabric ; fig.edification ;
human

"ru.pq.^t-nk'h
,

like

fice
edi-

work;
towering ; -y
[y a. constructed,
ficial.
done
or
made,
got up with art,arti;

"uiiln-

a.

an

; littlebranch.

ing;
s.
construction,buildZfi^'nt-Pliii
moral
S. tj'iypt^p
aholding
befig.edification,
profit;
a,
;
'/.4""
the mote
in another's eye ; s.
bundance, ease, prosperity;peace,
tranquillity
; good regulations.
censurer, fault-finder.

Zl"L"ivu
Zti^P^P

""

fescue,mote

; bit

or

"

7i

Zlfk

tip-

348

to strike
hallucination;
s. construction.
i,u,piiui%ki_-p,
Zt'i'nt-ffi
guile,
i^Jfimufig.to beC^^, ^f_3 s. glass bottle, bottle, blind;^uipliuM'i,lr[_-p-p

phial;
cork;
q^,

take

the

cork,

the

draw

stopper

Jili^aiid
ujj

lamb

s.

out

to blind
Zufgni-^u/LlrJ'va.

uncork; to

to

of.
of

fascinate

or

vase;

the

put

to

to

dazzle,seduce
(ujir/^q-,to
stopper on; fLu/buii_imagination.

alabaster

; to

the

blunt;

fig.to dim, to dull,to deaden ; qa,^i

old, to dazzle the eyes ; p,apirp"iq^n^ppi.%
-t/t ifilhb^uimniiiu
prosperityspoils
-

year

yearling sheep.

[-, enchanting beauty.

dazzling,flaring: ^j-t,^
*C/"v S. flluifyt//^'
superficial. C^j"t-jf".a.
[itory,
extinguishable;fig.transC/""5"4""i'a.

Cfc# *"

of the neck.

nape

the rich.

out, to
be extinguished or
quenched; fig.to
be dimmed, obscure; to pass away,
in oblivion; to
to cease, to be buried
to
be quenched,
to
cool,
cool,
grow
to become
to
die peaceably.
extinct;

fH'^uAi^j;
"."/

^tp

to go

vn.

leave
to
va.
^iJ'nplT^ni.ijui't,yw

doubt,

suspicion,to make
to perplex.

create

to

embarrass,

suspicious,to

ZfJ'npiJ'i
tgiy

to

vn.

be

to

in

suspect, to
embarrassed,

doubt,
uneasy,
perplexed.
c^- extinguishable.
*Z^l'-u.li$. under part of the chin.
Zl'ly'''"'-'"
whose
tinguished; Z^'t s. neck.
""
CA2*/;'"/"'"glory is exinglorious,ignoble.
Zi^"- Ztrc ^"^ ^' U"Yr/' ^^'
nihilation.
Zli2r'-Pt'^-"'-'^ s. extinction ; anZi^iLnua. Gr. w. yellowish,pale.
'

"

"

"

S. {f"iutfnt^(3-fi^
'Q^i^Pfiuli
S.
""
Zi"'i
extinguish,
C4"'4^'-*; arrow-head
;
to
to
dim,
a. noisy ; -tiT, tjp vn. to whizz,
fig.
-ujIiu/i,
"

ZplnLjuAitj;gli

to

va.

to put out, to

quench ;
cloud, to obscure; to quench, to cool, to hiss,to whistle;to
to allay, to cool down;
to stifle,
to
to rush, whiz
or
shrill,
smother

; to

exterminate,

to kill.

*" extinguisher.
ZtEr'-al'i*Cf s. pimple.
a. languid,effeminate.
Ztmjtinl,
Zl'rH *" sesame-oil.
s. tomb, sepulchre,
Zt'ct'^t
{""/'"'ji
urn,
""

monument

-^

cemetery

sarcophagus

ituifu -,
mausoleum

tomb

cemetery

or

a.

-..np

clash ; S.

p-i^flA
ZiPt'^- l^jiy vn.

ZioRi^i

to make

same

varunt

ujn.%t-ir

exile, to drive

entombed,

through

whir

in,
MnupOhui. parade of,
4nyu,^u,uj, brag of,to plume oneself.

*Ztpt!}fh*" wooden
padlock.
buried
in the
a.
Zl^pjhililij

"

unt-ut-p^^ui^l^ftupjitpftpyutpu
the swords
crossed ; -^"-'i"
ih^uiuilij,
s.
shrill or loud humming
noise,hissing,
whizzling
ijlhini-gclashing,
; clack ;

loud

air ;

to

ij-utuimp^ cenotaph.

the

sound

to

va.

of straw

show

or

boast

or

banish

to

away.

a.
Z'ly'pt-p
bearing

blade

to

or

carrying

or

small

branch.

buried.

s. running hand.
'^iiyi^fip
tJ^i.^"ry s. husks of grapes, grounds
Zn^ty^ a. smaller than a mote.
of
-iiinhn.
sparent
ordregs
pressed grapes : warp-staff.
s.
Z'if"i_'
Z'i^pi_
very tranacute
s.
J;^"-""*^p
veil,gauze ; crape.
cry, shriek,scream.
j;f^Y.S.Zbt- """
tenation,
Z'iP-y ta ^- chain; chain, concaseries ;
Zl"i'"p "e. S. Z^4'"P
nuf/P
continuity,
a. somewhat
dark, obscure; gold chain; -^ i-h-pm-Pt, the bonds
^loMn-nfi,
Zuylp'S-Zl'L[short- or dim-sighted. of slavery; uipliuAhi_{"
to chain,
lid,
to enchain,to put in chains, irons
Zi^fJl'u,
a. short-witted,
or
obtuse,stofetters ; funprnuM^/ri^q-u
to break one's
stupid,senseless.
S. \j "/"'["(""
chains.
Zl},"!'
become
to
sighted;
shortX,iu,%u"r,
vn.
of chain mail,
X^ilPiyuiif.nplr,
u.^uy
u/j a.
into another;
squint-eyed; blind; to feel made of rings run
one
quite dazed, to be dazzled ; to grow
er
chain-shaped,chained ; *. chain-makblunt.
dim, obscure; to become
unchained
a.
chained,
ena.
-qtrplf
-^u/u/
;
;
loaded with irons or chains ;
ZlS"'" "0. S. (|y"/m"C.
-ni-SL
s. dim-sightedZa"j"'-Pl"-'''
"AL-t.,
a,
t^.\ftiP-unioif.npft
^ "M-np
ness, squinting,blindness; dazzling. a. bound, chained.
,

"

'

'

-"

"

-~uinn

C1I"

tt'iRiylrir,
t-^p

c%n

S49
to

chain,to

adulterous
old man.
s. an
C'iiii-/"
together.
o- dog-muzzled; s. Scylla,
Z'l'li'i-'sitPad. like a chain.
XiiP-'yopk'''
nymph beloved by Glaucus " changed
into the catulus or spottedshark (sea
"c.
f"P[dress,attire,
Ci./i^"-?s.
adultery;
idolatry,
[fish).
female fineries,show,
Ci^jTi.u.^m'ip.j.
kens. dog-hole,"house,
Zyutpli
Z'i;"-p"nu,p,upy
a. savage,
*Z'iit^^np
wild,fers. cancer,
[nel.
gangrene,
S. C'^i.p*'Cqyilip
bastard
a.
Z'l'nptl'
[ocious.
misbegotten ,
,
Z'^'"lb3 -luuinU, -^[lu a. serous ; base-born ; s. bastard, natural son or
ichorous,full of matter.
daughter; adulterine child.
X,T"lsir,
k-^J,vn. to be full of serosity, C"'"/"4/' -.p "'3 s. grace. Divine
of matter; to liquefy,
to be spoiled.
auspices,
grace; favour,good ofiices,
service,benefit ; grace, gracefulness,
; to

va.

link,join or

chain
en-

unite

"

"

to throw
'ZJ'iiij'vn.
ernct

up, to
from much

belch

or

ZJppn^

-"J

sack.

s.

upset; -/.i/*.
lr^.y vn.

charm, beauty; agreeableness,pleasing

or
graceful manners
ings
; thanksgivthanks
[drinking.
; forgiveness, pardon,
,

ed,
to be troubl-

upset,agitated.

concession; merit,
grace; gift,
mercy,
worth ; the Graces ;/"-", wn.
, for,
in favour of; by favour; /. ip -u
-a
-u

'iiirailuniit-inilj
to pleaso him, to

the

favour,to obligehim

like a dog ;
a.
Xfliuipaip
a.
-puipy
u"uj
^nj
dog-hearted, churlish,evil, biting; behalf,for
cynic; -pi-/."% a. dog-mouthed ; ^g. L.np
by

thanks

the

biting,sarcastic,slanderous ; -^uy^s.
S. C"'^"'?z?^A
jackall;-^^L^
i "^10%
S.
a. canine
; doggish, cynical;
^""7g
s. cynism ; -4'"_
Z^^'"'l3
; -/[u/inj'-P^liiA
^[tp a. dog-footed;-4t^"^ a. dog-shaped
a dog.
; ad. hke
Z^iiMiir,
or
gl" vn. to commit
luguMj
-

to
adultery; fig.to worshipidols,

ize;
idol-

to ravish.

-i/."-i

a.

incestuous,adulterous.

Z'hu.n.
s. dog-theft.

adulterine
a.
-gn,iuMliuM%

ncRjiJl. S.

; -_joy.

s. pack
Jfiit^ffiT

of lascivious
to fawn

good

the

God, king...;

pleasure;^/i
-u

-u

favour

uMfuta
uitt^uiPp

or

in

of,to please;

graces

uMit.iu9y

-a

or

in the

^uiu,%yi_

nt-nnt-o

tO

in the

sightof any one, to

favour with, to win the

or

good graces of, to please,to be liked;

,uni,yi_ni-Jh^to favour,to grai"ify;
,

to

befriend,to forgive,to excuse, to

remit; -uy in"Y.' to give gratuitously;
^%^ ",u,^, to discharge an obligation
g
-o

as

if

doinga

fovour

; qvk^L

I'~"'3

"

disfavour,to disgrace; "ltrn-u,'btri_

[1

to

to die in

sanctity;

thank

you,

state

of grace, in odour

thanks,I
ni^ftj".g.i^ij

much

obliged

to

you

; S.

persons.

to cajole,
Zip-lrj; frjfva. to flatter,
to coax,

most

to be
,f.inui%lri_,

-u

of

of dogs ; fig.company

of

-"

-u,

t''""-Pl''-^'-

kph^

-u

; in your

you

%lwu,n^i p-ui^iu^

i.

grace
do me

-u

lascivious.
a. libidinous,
Z'l'aiukit
Sirius.
a"^. dog-star,
j;tf".i."j^".
of Thondracian
s. house
Z'r-uiif'iip
sectarians,(Paulicians).
terer;
adulteress;-3"^ s. adulZ''''"3li-un_sf.

fi

do him

graceful; or
mJbku
to
thank, to return
inu,""i,gui%hi_,
thanks, to be thankful to ;
mp^ut^
%iru to be grateful,to acknowledge ;
-"ip

find favour
find grace

whora.
Xi'iiu^JJim
doggish,rascally,
ish ;

pray,

-tupuM,

to

-f

you

...,

to usurp,

"

vomit, to
eating "

s. tumult, trouble,
Z-fnidiscord;a.
tumultuous, turbulent,
agitated; -t.
^ncgu/bbj- va. to trouble, to perturb,

to

"

on, to

cringe to.

uting
distriba. grantingor
Z'i'npi,uMpui^
favours ; -piu^unt-Pji
ution
s. distrib-

of favours ; gift of ^race ; -ttp

fawner.
flatterer,
Z''iP-nq_s.
written
little dog, bow-wow;
a.
ast.
s.
a.
Ji^[i//
by divine grace ; -ffii-u,
the divine grace, pleasing
Canis Minor, Canicula
S
rius
iobtaining
dog-star,
,
favoured
umIi
dear, agreeable,
lapdog; ni,uuil^,ii%to God
; pifbifiih
,
a.
by divine
produced
grateful
;
-^nplt
beagle ; ^pu,^ui%f,cock ; ^liiufffii
mu_
with
adorned
endued,
a.
;
dog-days.
grace
-iijupif.
L.ni.p^
virtuous
licked
a.
graceful,
-"/jnip;
C*^"^ a.
Z'i'Ufli
by dogs.
graces,
-

'

f. night-shade,morel,
C^/kui^oit^

lanum

milk-fhistle.
tithymalus,

so-

unthankful ; -ib
most

or

J^

a.

full of grace,

graceful;gracious,handsome,

ctn

C^2

sso

i. flattery,compliance,
C%"i/i4/"".^

beautiful , charming , genteel,

with
Shenorhali
( endued
grace), St. Nerses Glajensis;-{nja a.
fine

ingly,
-liu ad. flatteradulation;-4" or
adulation
; -4"
by flatteryor
uiniiku luouiri_,
utuhu to do OT spoak
pure, candid,bright,
beholden
according to a person's known
a. grateful,
Z''"'p^iu^Mai_
clivities,
proobliged,
to seek to please, to shew
a
it'^t-u-triT, tj[, or -piT,t.
;
to favour,to
to
to
regard
for,
return
vn.
particular
thank,
or
give
jty
to adulate,to wheedle.
thanks, to acknowledge ; -^
huj^ S. flatter,
fair ; pn.

uin.

J^%npnps.

shoveller

; ganza.

nature
: adultery,
Z'i'ni.fil
s. canine
pleasure; .fino^ thankfully,
fully
grateS.
fornication
Q./paifir.
i
dolatry
fig.
;
;
; -nt.p-t s. thanks, thanksgiving,
thankfulness
a
.
ative,
hpmli
Z'i'i^ph-p respiratory
;
gratitude,
; -^u-i a. donto
begin to
s. congratuitous; ~liu,p,i.nt.p'[,
stitution artery ; -^i/".I^^iy vn.
by divine grace ; -finpy,, breathe, to fetch breath,to respire;
animated ; -ni-P-'f
s. respiration
grateful to become
unpnuuf, a. graceless, unthankful

*.

'

a. vegetable ;
to thank ;
vn.
; -p-yu
; animation
-4".mfyj,ii,%["r
S.
a. between
to recompense
-[uuiaii
^ti^'uiu'PCT"
*.
;
; -"ipc a. granting gratuitously
ad.
the
murmuringteeth;
muttering;
a.
newed
regiven
gratis
;
; -inpuf.
through grace ; -^t^
a. gracely; -i%ni-Pt s. creation of the soul,
ful
handsome
charming , genteel, animation ; -i"/. "u'uoP- s. lung; -4""/i
,
nice
a. respiratory
; -4"""y a.
pretty,
a. full of grace;
; S. C*'i.""-"/"
; -uiwmuMp
mate,
exaniof
out
narrated
senseless,
breath,faint,
-Miiuimni-ir a
gracefully
;
S.
lifeless; 'Gbi^pt^c'i-k^'^a a.
much
a.
mindful
breathing;
having the breath of life,
obliged,very grateful,
of benefits received; fn^ni-P[,i.i, -Ht
S. CV""-"/*'~4ft? *"" breathing
mind
or
gratefulness,gratitude,thankfulness; together ; fig.of the same

-Jht-m
feeling,unanimous
; -4""*
""j
draft-hole
s. air-hole,
vent-hole,
; -4t?; -"uumJ; "._
iy^ a. suffocating,stifling
to be animated, to live, to
vn.
gui)
breathe, to respire.
.

to be indebted
for,to owe, to be
under obligations,
to be beholden to ;
ip

to obligea person,
litugnM.^iii%t-i_iirif,
a
rightto his gratitude;
,

to obtain

s- chem.
sucking-tube
;
C^^u/zi.

grateful to you

my

brother; -./"/2r"/".
a.

-iluMTCuMn-ni-P^i
s. simony

bestowing
or

s.
"umi.

favours

s. giftof
u,pni.p-%

donation,
a.

granting

granted gratis; --.np a. graceful ;

-"-nphj; y^f, va. to grant favours, to
or

adorn

or

a.

; -umi^m^p^

grace;

favour, liberality;-u,n^p

endue

-m"-

breathing ; -n-.pf s. respiration.

care,
mortal
a.
Xi%^utiiuiii.
; a. ad. quite
simoniac;
of
out
breath, panting for breath;
a. gracious,

for all your

am

with

favours ; to

gratulate,
con-

to

put
"iinHru
to put oneself
to be
to
J.

of breath

out
or

to be

out

panting or gasping ;

of

ipik-i^

breath,

^i/Smiu.^,

oneself

run

out of breath; -n^p-f

out of breath, breathlessness.

being

a. asthmatic
Xjiti^ip^kl^

-n"-p-^iA*.

to wish joy,to
asthma, shortness of breath.
felicitate,
to
to animate
va.
pay compliments ; -.-npnt.pp^% s. congratulation, Xi'i'ij^gnM-guibyj'
,
felicitation.
to breathe,to
give a soul to,to cause
to give as a preZ'i'np^yj;
vivify.
va.
trjl,
sent
or
a.
favour, to make a present of,
respiring, breathing,
X,'i'i"f-np
to grant, to accord, to concede, to
living,animal; fig.carnal, sensual,
struments
inwind
gratify;to grant pardon, to pardon, gross : spiritual
;
ii.npit\,_^
to

to

to remit; S.
forgive,

C*"^4"'-4"
""'t.

refuse, not to grant,to

withhold,to deny ; ^nt [AJ ^-np^t^tp

i^t;

litu/bu

to

be

to

i-.

owe

you

my

life; -/f"rvn.

granted,accorded; /. pu,pnup%

Innilp^np^yU
life to my

l^lta/iip
Jthp

forbearance.
C'^/^i^o.-P^^t*
s. thanks.

your

yOU

OWG

-n^p-t

s.

;
act of

S.

Xiiii!ugnt.^u!iiyir
;
breathing,respiration,

-t"r

animation,vitality;
sensuality.
s.
Z'''iu"pnq_
wind-pipe , trachea ,
C"/^j"/./."i.4s.saltpetre.[throttl
lung.
"" respirable.
Z'l'ii'il'
Jt.
Xii'itlSi'L.'
""-ih s. pneumatic;
.^y'buy machine, air-pump.
-

cm-

Ciftf/*,
va.
iruft

puif;to

to
to

breathe,to respire,
blow; to inspire;vn.

Tjntb''f-y *" vapour, exhalation;

breath;S. ^m-niXuipuii,.

to

exhale,to emit ; ijoq. to breathe,

breath, to respire;^n,.p

"* vapourous
Zni-t"'il'a

to take

-,

to send

into

forth
volcanic

emit

fire,to,break
eruption;
^p,ul"o_

or

to whisper in the ears, to acunM-P-li,

cuse
in secret ;^i,ito5/ti
^nqif^ let the
"winds blow; let the storm
rage; ^'ik
ni.)/^^)'/tho wiud blows hard ;
4nry^a"r
able
a fair or favour^"it-uy^nqirio^nitu,^,
,

wind

arose.

Ji'b^.-pui^
p-riptyP'
iuj s. artery;
pulmonary- ; -mtiuA, -uj^/Aa. arterial.
-

"

to cause
to
Jii'^jni.^uj'iit-J'va.

blow.

s. blowing, whistling;
sing,
his^"b^litli

poury,
va-

""

backbiter

informer

slanderer

a.

tale-bearing,slanderous ; ~h.r vn. to

tell tales,
to spreadmalicious or false
reports,to slander,to speak ill of; to
ports,
re-n,.p'f s. evil or malicious
flatter;
delation, story, tale, report,
backbiting,
slander,scandal ; flattery.
^"ftl' s. vapour, exhalation.
to starch,
C"4 s. starch;-t"/'itjf
ya.

hiss.
[/?f'-*"*. respiration.
i;"/j""ia.
aspirating,
suckingup ; -oi._

to stiffen with

a.
?ji*s/"/"""4'"*
cavillous,
captious,

beam

sophistical.
Ji%^i.^s. the necessary livelihood.
ing;
s. breath,puff,
'Cbin-Si'
wind; whistl-

; -Jkt

misty, foggy,hazy ; -j"^ift*.

vaporization,
evaporation;-i/nt-gu/iitJ'
to vaporize.
va.
Zniftthif.
tell-tale,
ai^ s. tale-bearer,

C"'/..
"J
;

-"i

starch.

/a s. ray, flash of light,

uip^ui^lruto emit or throw
or

out rays, to beam.

fusion
efIt s. stream of light,
Ziq^i'lf^Pof
light;
splendour,brightness,
re8piration,breathing;
inspiration.
s. zool. otter ;
Z'I'IpI'
glory ; cathedral of Etchmiadzin, "
ifn^mj^'b seathe feast of its dedication.
otter,kind of seal; S. 4,(^"ou{u"^"i"-"(%
to shoot or
Ctrtf or Z'l'n'-t
*" pl-dogs.
ZniiiuiT,
uijiy or "yf vn.
to
throw
out
to
gUtter,to
beam,
*" dog's-dung.
Z'ti'tt'''
rays,
to
to
to
med.
scintillate,
s.
twinkle,
Xi'Up'U'ia
bulimy, shine,
cynorexy,
to
canine hunger or appetite.
blaze, to flame, to flash,to glitter,
gleam, to sparkle. [heated,to burn.
Z'UptP'*" dog-muzzle.
*tjz^li
s. yearlingsheep.
getwarm, tobecome
Z'"iy,%uMj'vn.to
Xjniui'Hk"ad. like a flash of light,
Zzp s. storax ; S. Z^p
Z^^tj; tj/.vn. to whisper,to speak beamingly, radiantly,brilliantly.
s. irradiatioH.
low, to murmur
Zniui^ni-llh
; to hum, to mutter,
to shine
to causc
-ti
to grumble ;'
ears
Znifiu^nt-^uM'iilrirva.
ai^oA^ /."/",
my
1

"

ring or tingle.
per,
whiss. whispering,
Xj^i^b'^-""""-""
"

noise,

murmur;
-

hollow

secret

or

rumour;

rumour.

whisperer.
Z^'2^'l_s.
Z^i-^ s. noise, racket,uproar,
hubbub,

Cn^

nj

s.

ter,
clat-

tumult.
solar

heat, hot

'CffuiiutiT,
Mvjii'j
to

uiqou,

noise ; fy. a

rumbling

vn.

to give brightnessto,to
to glitter,
or
der
brighten ; to warm, to inflame, to renincandescent; to brandish, to
rotate.
a. beamy, radiant, shining,
Znqu,i-np
brilliant,sparklluminous,
effulgent,
S. Z""Lf-""f.
[lUg, Splcudid.
Zaqy-uiiT
radiance,effulgence.
Ciwit^.*.

s.
splendour brightness
Zn,il,ti

vapour.

evaporate, blaze,flash

to

truly S. {j"'iy'^*
Ofj#go^/"i/*"

engine ;
s. railway-iiaa.^_

s. ast.
Z"iiP'i^'-^

ZnqnW,

"truck; S. bf'/?"""/',
bpi'^fi.
carriage,
ni-ql,; -*"o"-

s.

boat,
vessel,steam-

-u

uij

scintillation.

adulator

s.

-,

s.

flattery
;
to

uiiumhpmqJjilf

uinHri_, to flatter, to toady,

blandish.
p^np-mptp, steamZ'"i'"^"'p-wpy~"hp
uimm-miuliiui-npscrow-ship;

steamer;

packet ;

steam

"

mist.

locomotive

-ll,ja. vapourous

heat.

Z"^'.pS. XnpJtti"iniiip

vaporize.
Cn^"-i"/(
s. light
vapour,

Zn^t-fpitl,s.

; heat, red

war-steamer, man-

of-war steamer; S.'b""--

s.
.

"

"piup

a.

tering,
nat-

wheedling;
adulating,cajoling,
flatterer,
cajoler.
adulator,

cnh

cnh

SS2

to flatter,
to pahaste;
vu.
irijl,
X^niinilbj;
laver, hurried, to hasten, to make
-n^pj. s. agility,nimbleness, quickto -wheedle,to coax;
to cajole,
ness,
haste.

celerity;hurry,

to fondle.

to caress,

s, adulation,
flattery,
ZaiinJhi-PliiA
palaver, cajoling,coaxing, caresses,
fondling,vpheedling.

XjnqripnpP-1 "C. S. ^ nl^I l/uip

uip

place,
market-

[et-place.
Cni-^uy //Js. market, bazaar,mark,

Z'"-i'""'

"C.

of

the middle
J^ni.fi,i,Ji-2_s.

fraudful

a-

*. skein
*C"'-t'^
[nfs.
Znt-irpu;)

low

base
,

of silk,"c. [ignoble.
wild fennel.

C"2C. /t Cna/4 2ft.o,

". pine,pine-tree,
fir-tree ; mfiiiiniiM^
t^'^'-y pine-cone ;
tini.%
^.t/j s. dog ; fig.adulterer or
-[tps. pine-grove.
-^
adulteress
ZnJIfis. spinage; S. tF-^.; asi. Canis Major; S.C%f4;
cur
;
prompt, active, iftuutiu^ bitch ; ultiui^uiuiii
Zyu, a. quick,light,
terrier,
hound,
swift,nimhle, agile,brisk,alert; ad.
ranger;
npunpif.,
""p_
scttor,pointer,
quickly,promptly,
speedily,
quick,fast. Miui^u/ii nintitaliiun-n/jf
Cnj/"ii"'*"*.show,ostentation,pompsetting-dog; iHmit;^,t^.^'im-pMuiTuMq^oT
-iu
o
r
water-dog ; Jhbrialiui'ii2_,
longous
in^ifiuli
display, parade ;
u,n-%ti_
eared
m%u^""4, house-dog;
dog;
-^k-ir,hgl,vn. to be given up to ostenZnibirvn.to putrefy,torot. [tation. tMiutifiuuituiiwatch-dog; uiuM^iutnuiu
C""" s. parching by the sun.
^nifni-iu^,mastiff dog ; jituirmpm
s. stringof comfits.
*Znuiu,if.
fistingcur;
bull-dog; ^uA fuilinutlili
i

"

"

"

"

"

"

"

".

suatch
utuinjini.
Zi'uji^J'-'Gniii^nu/tj'./rjPva.to

ptIrtL

Si
faujO'linilintl^usuiaMnp
t

treacherous, snarling,
biting,mad dog;
nel;
/i/^"^or ^f/4 ^5"^' dog-hole, dog-kendress.
^"ti, dog's-meat, dogZiff ta *" cloth;vest,
lihpuMlini-p
to be undressed.
dog-louse; ^""y*
1inptrPiu,fpirvn.
porridge; n2bi_z^'Ji"
to whelp,
to assume
2""*. dog-trot;jiili'iilii_^u%,
va.
Jiapptir,
irj[,
fully,
wrongto usurp, to appropriate,
to litter,
to bring forth;muMi^liuiWuip^
to take
forcible possession of, to ravish, to
liu.'uhi_
^u.'Ug to give or to send to the
ascribe or impute to oneself.
dogs ; ^tput^nt-p "l/iilr"_
^u/ii^to go to
the dogs ;
Z"pbk """ giddy-pated,wanderings
4"i"^4'naXuy liunijfut'bik
liaX^ or Jpi/h-u,/,the dog
i/oiiu/i,^,
s. fore-court.
*Xtni-u,^
barks, howls, whines, yelps, growls ;
Xjn,.uijin
a.
dog-weary, tired
intemperate, fini^u,i_ppplri.^,
-utpuipnj
*
ing
as
a
bauched,
gluttonous, drunken, crapulous; dedog ;
4"o"u.V^ ^uiitu/ii a barkdissolute ; -uAuhTB.
dog seldom bites;S. l""4""" Cu".
C"'-""vto

away,

take

pluck off,to

ravish,to carry

to

away,

off-

"

"

"

%u#

i[iirvn.totake pleasure in crapulence

or
debauchery;-^Z",t-^iy vn. to give
oneself
drink

up
to

to
excess

debauchery,to
to
,

to live in gross
"ntii

S.

"

"C.O^'"***"

Z '-''"}_"
^^nj s. breath, puff;wind,
breeze;respiration;spirit,
soul, life;
n

lOW

de-

to
to

one's breath,
takebreath,to recover
to
respire;
repose, to rest,to take
little breath or respite;
uin.'irnt/_

a
bauohery,guttling,
feit,
intemperancesurexcess, orgies,drunken
revelry. ibu,pUpuM%
,

-nijtu
t^na-uip,

"c.

"

debauchery;

Xjni-tjym
; ~nL.p-lit% S.

"

f^d. unanimously, with one

"lt"'L^iS-'L
accord
to breathe,
l^iaAtr"_,
;
iun.%nt-ij
mandize,
gor-

eat

guzzle, to

"

long

to breathe

draw

freely; to

breath

; i,uM,nu,'h\,i_^
^'i?/. to lose
^ufu-Xu^^ ^uiauAhu to be

may,
coustemation, disbreath;^
to one's last breath;t "t
near
surprise,amazement, giddiness;
kin'to swallow
to
in one
to
va.
-y^ni-gufiihir
stun,
astonish, "iiirij
gulp , at a
to surprize; to baffle,to puzzle,to
all that has
draught ; mw
^kifuM'i.l,
life
make
soul ; j- i^u^alui/a
bewilder,to
giddy or dizzy;
; every living
to one's last gasp
ed,
-//"/",
h^iy vn. to be stunned, astonish/"iltp^lA-%
; ./^%^ti.
last moment
-% 4"u.
barrassed, to the
surprized,baffled or puzzled,em; ^ jt-Mnp'ii
bewildered,not to know
uhu,i_4- he is at his last breath, in the
what do or what way to turn.
pangs of death ; ^jlruifiii^kiu,^ ^Jh^
to the last moment
nimble
of my life; ^^_
a.
Znt-Ruiifi
light-footed
,
to
lithe
be
he had not yet
swift,
quick,^gile,
T(u/ii\,'b
ijii.
kp i,u,uhuiij,
; -tiruns.

CSb

a;

gality,profusion,luxe, waste,

CPX

pation;
dissi-

vagance,
disorder,extra-

debauchery,
luxury, excess.

the

Supreme

olBce of

Master

-uitmm-Ppi^

s.

store-keeper.
Z-lrJ'uipu.'i.irMr,
h^ftva. to warehouse,

to store

to

up,

house, to cellar; to
lay or put by, to pre-

Z"-ki_s. bot. asphodel,king's-spear.treasure up; to

[serves. noise, tumult,
*Z'"bk *" swelling,tumour,
J^n-Zii^
rumour,
clamour, uproar, row; publicrumour,
at the news
*Zp""" or C"-""" *. whey, serum.
report ;f
"iunrpuii-n/ii
S. Cn-tt; glue,
-J^
-i
their
or
or
Z["ki_.
report of;
uiqia^ui/^l,
%j,
-2_ s.
labial.
[gluten.
cries,shouts ; /" ""4*"y.
ZePy-uj^uAa.
"/."u#t^iu^"ip
uin-aiuoA
s.
running
at the terrible news
at the
of war;
ZpP'i'iu^qP-'y
dreadful preparations
for war.
[halter.
s- lipless.
ZpP''--uw
[basin.
a. lipped.
ZpP'ii-o'-np
sound, flourish.
'C't-pi^s.
rustlingof leaves;
Zpzl"-"!'
C.t'i/.zC
or
^.murmur,
I'u, s. basin, wash-hand
'"*'
*"
^""V."''*' '"-^-e humming-top, (" mhpht-n^ iiuip^m-plihe tremblos
-

"

"

whipping-top,peg-top.
s.
C"i.'ii^u.u^i""
head-stall;frontlet.
andans. mus.
XjuiuiJpujAujbni-P-liJii
tino.

at the fall of

leaf.

s. grape-stalk.
Zi""-'u^f
or
Zpi'-zi-'li
Zp'^"// '"3 *.nose-band;
"

[conduit,gutter.

twitch; bridle

or

-^"builis. nape.

waterC"-V"",/3a. speaking periphrasticalZp^"/""'''

.uj s. wooden-pipe,
X^inuiui [i
or
/."-s. diligence, ly ; ~ui/ia. encamped all round ; -tiT,
haste, hurry, promptitude, urgency;
tjp va. to periphrase, to speak pericumlocuti
cirtoo
a. urgent, pressing;
phrastically
u,ui,ii,uiuif,
; -t"-pj s. periphrase,
of
roundabout
pressing
exhurry,
haste,
great
great urgency,
way
,

lUL.

hasty

straint,
precipitation
; conimperious or urgent obligation
trouble;
; pain,anguish,affliction,

"

oneself;-ph^n,.p1,s.

eagerness,

haste

./..t

ad.

~nil_,

-U.I.

in
hastily,

gently;
expeditiously speedily,dili-

circum-

flexion of voice,utteringor pronouncing

accent
with circumflex
; -p.kp

a.

orbicular,spherical,
round; -.p s.whirling or turning round ; -phpui^uA a. s.

circular;a. periodical;/!^,
encyclical,
vagabond;
-phplur, t^iy vn. to turn
hurry,
circularly
round, to rotate, to move
;
precipitately,
post-haste;"u.uu/iy-nj,
take
to
without
walk
to
a
to
hurry ; muM-^uiufl,
over,
e,ut"nL.gui_ revolve,
with all
uiuiij-'ii-uuiuii-

speed

despatch,in

or

sible
pos-

round

^uAhu to urge, to press, to force, to

compel, to oblige,to constrain ; to

grieve,to pain,to agonize,to

"

4!u"1itfuiuh^, no
,

done

; -uA.^J'8.

sooner

than

'^"""""^{""f;
-tj;
t^p,

to hasten,
vO'
"Irjni.gui'iihJ'
to urge,

harass

said

to press,

hurry, to precipitate;
-^r,
ry,
quick,to hasten,to hur-"iJ!Bm
S.
-m-Pt,
precipitate;
to

; -pt^n^/jys.

periphery ; ast.

tion,
turn, circumvolurevolution

uiu,

synodju.liu/b sideral,anomalistical,
cirical revolution
a.
; -ptt_A-"i.u//fii
cumpolar ; -lAu,^ u/j a. living in the
,

ent,
neighbourhood,neighbouring, adjaccircumjacent;-^ s.geog. perioecii,

ritory
ters. circuit,pericecians
; -^aiiim.p'l,
tricts
distowns
or
; neighbouring
ling,
strolfJ a. wandering,
; -q-iu/
'Cinti/hipiu'ii
s.ma.ga.zine,
itinerant,prowling,vagabond; s.
storehouse;
butler's pantry; larder,buttery,
turn, circumvolution; circumference,
try,
panber;
store-room, cellar;secret chamuabunt-aua^
periphery ; ^utaiup tulTiua
treasury; bottom; fig.heart, the
to live for a thousand
Hri_^iiiptu,,/}!
of the heart, the affections,years ; -^mjuM^u/i, a. periodical,circusecrets
lar

/rjiy

vn.

to

to be

"

"

"c.
"-y,

ijnpi/iinj,
granary, loft; ^/A_

wine-cellar,wine-vault;
-

^"y_

mAg, wood-house.
a.
Oii,iri/:ap,u'i,iitipjj
filling
granaries
magazines ; stored in a granary;

; -^"itjpir,
t-jin/vn. to take a turn,
to
to
to wander
a walk,
over,
roam';
to prowl, to turn round, to revolve
stroll,

; to go round, to circulate ; -T-^y.

ni.pf s. turn, walk, circulation ; turn,
-o/uj4
-./,t," s. warehouse-keeper, rotation,revolution; -^.oyni.%, -^iui^
store-keeper;butler;cellarman ; ^"?. a, roaming,wandering; -^lugnuPf.i.'b

"

tn

going

here

s:

"

there, wandering ; lance ; -imJ'.^nL.p

s. turn-jack,
turnapibj
-^put^uA a. circumscriptive
; -"/.plrJ' -iiuijini-P-l,
ambit,
-^ifnt-tHis. circuit,
to circumscribe
va.
circumference ; -u;a.4 ,/ij
; -^u.pi a. eircum".lifeguardsvolving moving around ; -^^ni./3/it* man ; -u/uiui a. surrounding,ambient;
s. surrounding,
enclosure ; -q^huu, s.
s.
turn, round, circumference,compass,
dress
gown,
; 4t""
petticoat; fefr^.
closure;
outline,circuit,
fence,wall, en^{fii
ence;
under-petticoat
; -luyq^
periphery,circumfergeom.
XhiTva.
to investigate
; -4'w
Ay "" 'i
-uiuMmtriT va. to surround, to
the neighbourhood,neighbouring,adjacent;compass,
to encircle ; to envelop ;
the
the
*.
take a turn ; to turn round,
to
environs,
country
oxliiTvn.
-^
to whirl ; to be surrounded,enclosed.;
roundabout,neighbourhood ; -^.ui a.
s, circuit ; "ufiauiniMu s. rotation
turning,changing,shifting
; s. change; ~uiuMinni~[3~lt
cut
trBuch
all
to
l
unilrirva.
Or
-liinnM-p
ambages;
; ^^.circumlocution,
round; to prune orlop round; -4i"#_ -uiuipfiutMi
s- fortification,
enclosure;
pital
jtu.ja.circumspect,cautious,
discreet,-n-mliiuba, circulating
^i^^-P' ca;
s.

"

"""._

"

considerate, prudent;

to look
ih'iih-i,

-"-f4 ^aAnti s. geom. alidade ;

"^n-ni-Pts. turn, gyre ; -umm-yp^ s- pi.
around,to observe,to explore,to spy
out ; -i,ayirgnM-Pi,
extended
tention,
about,
round*"
a.
obsorvation,atperiscii;
-u./"^"-"cumspection, spread around ; s.phys.
exploring, spying out; cirmedium;
a.
sideration,-mhutupiub s. amphitheatre
caution,prudence, con; -ifiu/i
enclosed
all
vested
indiscretion ; -'iiTiy
s.
surrounded,
round;
gyromancian

s.
-'^inyni.p-'f
gyromaney

where.

fence

enclosure

s.

close ;

all

round, to
or
circle,
turn, gyre, turning,
enclose,to enX,piu,%,
utg
to
circuit
circumvolution
to
revolution,
surround,
beset; -"t^nLr
,
circulation,conversion; course, cycle, hj^va. to shine on all round, to cover
surround
with light.
ing,
or
period,circle,round ; turning,wheelsitude;
Jiplirir,
tj'^ va. to overturn, to upwinding ; sinuosity; change,vicisset,
to turn over, to capsize,to throw
Jkir, period or cycle of five
down
" thirty-two
hundred
; to change , to transmute, to
years ; -^f^pg
to turn aside,to pervert,
whirlpool,vortex; "i^p^-g evolution; convert ; ^5'.
to

-^ikiTva.

spread every

to shut
-ifiuilihirva.

round

hem

s.

up

in,to

to turn, to make
tuaiint-ij

turn
to

"

; to turn

or

take

or

whirl round

" round

circulate,to revolve, to

; to

move

to subvert

pu,j

to

avert, to turn
/IiTuiuig("
dissuade, to
t ipuifuni-uu,

^mu
away, to divert ;
funpe,p,^."^to deter, to
-

spinround upon one leg.[or gyration. dehort, to discouncil ;

revolution
to
to rout, to put to flight,
s. periodic
tip^u%uMJ-u,tr
Hffopu,
er,
bordto
s. circle,
jj"/^. to
hoop;
chase,
7;^""o%u"(,
pursue hotly;
"y
-

contour, outline,circumference;

frame,frame-work, sash ;
ring;
turn, circuit,
the spheres;
Ifiilig

zodiac
-^

-,

retract,to

to

^uAfe,

recant; S.

O'/"'!^to walk,
X^p2h-jn,-g,MiukJ'va.

hp_

-^

the
^ftni-u/hui^iiA

or

lead

about

; to

to take

turn, to twirl,to

wind.

XipihJ'"
%"y wn- to take a walk, to
peristyle; walk, to march, to go ; to turn,to be
ly;
changed, converted, transmuted ; to
ring,circular-

menade;
utuimpuAfy gallery,terrace, proI

ad. in

or

-"""-.

in a
circle,
g.
framer, borderer;
-lu^npi-,uiy

-u,t.np

a.

ast.

with

armillary
; -*-"7
circle

or

circular;-tJ", tgl"va.
to

enchasing;

cycle;

pirt.lrii.iy[Si
polar circle;
"^i-*p-qp

-Mui.

ast.

discolour ;

revolve, to

move

frame

to turn
in

a.

ished
furn-

time ;

round,

or

circle ; to

border

to rotate

-"".""
rotation,circulation;

*.

framing.

upset ; J-mUh/iiaMi^uig
oi^vicissitudes of
1 Jiaiu^ /"pinp^pij-ng to alter
-

change

"

one's

mind, to change sides;

%p
Irplruiug
ip^t^w- t'ift'

his countenance

altered ; S. 0/" [vagrant;

S-^,"^/*
Zp2^"ibko- straying, wandering,
Xtpffpfi^l't
I'ahva. to turn or whirl

" round; to
round
circular ;
encyclic,
Jip^iuiiuiiTuifi
S.
cumnavigation
cir-%iui.n,-Pf
^nt-nps.
a.
; -f "r vn.
;
-%"."-"Y' periodic
about
to
move
circular
baturn,
; -%^c s.
s. a.

changes, mutations

round,

to revolve,
; -^"r vn.
-m-P-'f,~ni-Ui, s. roundness;

frame, to

fall back, to be

"

change;
to turn

; to

to

walk;

round,to

walk;

72

u,^"ug

OTn
to roll one's
to

be

one's
from

tumble

to

"

oneself

move

honour;

Cp"

C/7"n"-""*nj ". change, mutation;

turn, circuit.
of walking, walk ,
act
s.
'Zi.^ni.ah
turning,
going " coming ; turn ; change ; overupsetting.
Overturned, upset.
a.
Zp^'t-'i'
tako
'ZpuAni-ir,
uihujj uinM.jhuMi_v'n.io
fright,to be startled, to start with
.

courtiers,attendants.

s.

-.^

Z^wil'ja. honourable, glorious.

way, versatile.
C^^ni^*.walker ; vagabond.

at, to be

umbrage

Z't"P' *"

rubber.

"

tion
direc-

every

or

take

troubled.

Z4'n'L
rubbing.
s. friction,
Z-fni^mbonouring,
"paying
Z.P""th tP"'3

turn, change, vicissitude.

to be

S.

Zil"'P""-Pt'-%-n^ah

restlessly

".
turning , wheeling ;
Zp22i'2l"-"^

fear; to

look

upset; -Iriu^lru, you

*"

"" turning in
'(^I'til't"-'''

overthrown,

be

to

fused,
in

toss

to side.

side

troubled,

wildly; j,u%lini^[i

eyes

uneasy..
bed, to

COC

S86

ed
scar-

great
to

to

man,

glory,to

pique

vaunt

t^[iva.
Zi^tunkiT,

Zf^iS'Pdried
a.

lord, to

to

vn.

"J'W

the

act

plume oneself,

or

[to prevent.
hinder, to stop,

in.
to

in the

shade.

glorious,magnificent,
t[pit,^,
uMjj
splendid,
rich, sumptuous, pompous,
honourable,
august,
superb, majestic;
a,

gant,
sublime ; eleillustrious,respectful,
able.
fair,handsome, genteel,agree-

dazzled.

icently,
^t,U"puip od. honourably, magniferbly,
splendidly,pompously, sup-

Cf".""_"a". umbrage, start; digression,

alienation : dazzling.

majestically;
ad.
great beauty ; -^yb
-ft-i a.
startle,to start :
with
S. lutit^f'A""/'. [cinate. pompously,
great parade ; -^tupij.
'J^ipu/huiiT
richly adorned,
a. highly ornamented,
*" P^js- tribometer.
X}ili"'i^'t
S. lntit2n"_/3/.i.%
magnificent,
s.
magnificentlydressed,splendid,
Z-p-'3n,.pi,^%
;
superb ; -quipij-hj;tjf va. to
taking away, ravishing.
lish;
to rub, to scour
va.
: fig. adorn
richly,to decorate, to embelZii'tiT,
frj/F
to become
ty,
pret-%u,j;
vn.
to impute, to ascribe,to attribute,to
uii/iy
be
to
adorned;
with
to
to
glorious,
beautiful,
accuse
of, charge
;
" u^i/i
beautiful,
august, most
rub out in the hand.
a.
very
-2^^p
S.
rub
hard
ten,
ofto
or
Zel"ii"'u."Pt
va.
i -"v"-^'*-asuperb ;
'Ci/i^t-iT,
tr^lclash.
dignified;
to bruise, to
majestic,illustrious,
-jn"-_
to decorate, to adorn, to
barrassment,
va.
X^iJtnP-,
gui'iihiT
\i^ s. confusion, broil,emto embellish
mult, beautify,
; to honour, to
trouble, disorder, tufounded,
a. confused,mixed, conglorify; -""/. S. Xxptr'f
uproar;
ence,
magnifics. splendour,
troubled, disordered, out of
Z^h,in,-Pf,i^
tinct;
ty;
majessumptuousness,
order; deranged, complicated; indispomp,
to
beauty,
celebrity;
cite
exJi.h,
honour,
glory,
tufint^a
j'"v
j"^n^L'
confusion, trouble, sedition;Muq^
elegance, comeliness : solemnity.
richly, nobly,

to
scare,
halluto dazzle,to

X)[iu,n,.^a/iiiT,r,
jifiva. to

of

"

to make
"Tn^li-f jiupnt-^iii'hlru
racket
row

or

to

uproar,

kick

up

der;
-[" in that disorjuji, Muifirn^ii

S.

^q,rn,-i.

course
diss. confused
C^n/?"'P""i""-/?/fLi
ad.
tinctly,
indisconfusedly,
; -pui^

topsy turyy.
S. Xiil'"P
'^"
Zii^nPuj/iu/7,
S.
%ijln[3-nL.:lu.
XfiflnPuflif
Zipnpirir,
t^i, va. to confound, to
to
plicate
mix,
jumble, to embroil, to com; to trouble, to put in disorder,
disorder, to derange, to harass,to
to be
embarrass, to bewilder; -[iJ'vn.

to

confounded,

in

disorder, to

become

to become
intricate,
complicated;

XxeP-ui^S. u^Y'^*"

ter,
clat-

con-

[ness.

"

ioipudence, barefaced-

ZpP'"':^s.
to agltjf -irjnL.^ui'iiirj-va.
ZfiRtiT,
tate, to stir,to dabble, to paddle.
to be brazen-faced,
vn.
Xii^Pliir,
frju-y
,

to

lose every

of shame,

sense

have
to be-

[hunger.
shamelessly,inipudently.
to starve, to die
Z""P ,/".7*.
lightcake, brioche
S.
(jloZv" O"^
U"^

with

Zful-'Tvn.

"

"

".

"

S.
b. (fQ^tjathriiltui"tnIi
{joyiitiJiuJl"u/ti
^
"

"

feeling.
tile;
taca. tangible,
X,o^u,j,lrih
palpable,

sense

of

-""..pf,s.

tactility.

palpability,
tangibility,

Zoz^'tptiiip
ft".j

touch, feeling, mercy

s.

hand.

ns-b

8S7

[to handle;to graze.

tjo^uililrir,
tgifva.

what
of God
wandrous
thing is this! "'. /"//.%uyfc
! "' "^u/^i/iA"/^
^pu

has gone
feel,to touch, jli,ru,phu,i_k
look, that man
mad; ".' amnup-tq., ah! what a surprising
*. ^eom.
Co^f"/'"'^
tangent ; -o#4'"* o"falsehood,
imposture is yours!
tangential; qopnup^fjiA tangential
[[pni'ina
/"". Gr. w. obolc,obolus.
force; liniiphai^y^tangentialcomto
pass.
one's
vn.
recover
f\'i./rp.i-pl"r
breath or strength; -P-uMfuu/hi a. anxious
ing,
be
to
Zo;^^ni-PpiJh-"i.SL s- touch, feelvn.
eager ; -P"a,p ilfiilur
to
taction,handling, contact, grazwear
self
oneemaciated,exhausted;
ing
out ; -^fj a. spirituous
; (rt'"^^^ui^Jutu point of contact.
; -/um/Jif"r,
heart " one
to be of one
Z"zl"fvn.to be harassed, vexed, "iih^u'i
vn.
tormented.
of soul,
union
s.
mind; ~luu,"!ii"i-f3Tf
to

"

attachment

great

s. creation
; -it'iin-.p-l-i^.
animation; -4"uV" a. spiritual;
soula.
~hbi' S" i^"t^^l'p
! "linphiuiM
or

broken
destroying;

in spirit,
ened,
disheartdisconsolate,despairing; -4"_

S"

infatuatct. ed,
5 ""4'"^^*
[to
foolish,stupid.
say; to sing.

pyu

]nt^h"cy"

to utter,to
flyAiT.tj/.y?!.

pronounce,

"c. ; -^a^
s. spirit-gauge
; -.yu.4 a.
life sustaining ; s. necessary
food,
food

scarce

life ;

back

a.
requiring
-""juf4'"*".

depriving

11 (wo) n/
letter
the

or

the

s.

/7"-o

of the

alphabet
six

n,^.

vowels;

twenty fourth
the

"

sixth of

hundred;

six

hundredth.
It is

"

"

for

."F

sometimes

changed

into

"

example: uppnq-u^poii_,
Jh^

nnt-p^iTonnt-u

ihnqinniiytui"
lun^tunuMn"fuui^Uinuip
ihuiiiihuMiiliruiij
r^in-nO'nlt"tuitLiiM"tfuf
n
pron. who
""//" ni-iT.
nj^
yg
i

guiltyof blood;
-ufiupm
S. ^nif-hukp;
of
S. loVO
-ulipni-P-J,
-"'4/"
life ; self-love ; -umu/iia. soul-depraving;
of
out
a.
breath;
imate,
exan-uuitun.

half-dead;/?g'.
knocking down,
S. 2,"tl^'bf['
killing
"ilaipliiT
^u"^
;
"

fi
llflihi_

"

; "M.np

"u

fly/.,ni{.iL.y

llh^rn"gTntiun
i

^"1~lB'"i]

of life; mortal

be

to
ip,[iirvn.

ghost ; breath

s.
,

"C. S.

"C.
J^nn-lrt-np
,

spirit;spirit,soul,

respiration
; spirit
,

meaning, sense
; genius ; manes,
shades, ghost, hobgoblin; life;heart;
,
which ;
who?
f.ili'li2_lzluls^ugh
soul,energy, courage ; puff,air,wind:
n^
who
die, dice ; chem. spirits; ^fii^y, spirit
uiiAki_nuij,i.,
among
you dare do
.

n,

that ?
that

who
^ iHupq.liu.'hk
nfiMinr li ,f.uM I know

"!^

he is*;
n

this ?

who

are

l-fiuik who

knows

who
fng

u.'bi^,
,

"who

which

on
we

are

where

""''

darkness

lik'iiii.u.'bni

spiritof life ; lilrtni.iubuMliu/i,

-^
animal spirits
; -"iiuMfuuAini-the spirit

p-^

with all one's

jealousy; nifi-ijiljuiip
willingly;
soul, heartily,
u,nXn^i_,
of

to
nj^niTuAipftiftr'blnufiiiru
,

breathe,

to take

breath,to

? n^-iT

person

j'" tpp-tau

t-ifp

y^

where

uiuiuiamuA i^_
strength or vigor; j-u
pressed,
to be
extremely downcast, de-

%lru

to
prostrated,

you going?

are

n^
pa'-^

spiritsof

the

is

they
j, liuMuik^ breathe freely,to respire; to rest,to
of the prisoners? jn,-J'
to which
take repose, to revive,to acquire new
who

are

spoken?

you
?

luu".u,pl"

; -^

may

book

l,"?^f
pu/tnu^
;

reason
litu'hintelligence,

do you seek ?
for ? n,-tr laaai.

you
have

whom

to
j/t^lt,

he

whoso

whom

^ jub^pkf,

t-u

yp

whoever

iTuimhu/ha

of wine, alcohol ; S.

he

who

[i^k

h,^

n^

be;".5/"k

IS

int. o!

hollo

there

yourselves!out

oh!
!

ah!
run

of the

"

^ui/uA-_
! save

away

way!

i/hMpf.mul'[int.plt%
U,j oh
,

""'

the

"

S. W^iutuuuitittM
J"f
'.

to

reduce

to

the

be

tormented;

lUUlUMUUIiult tanjttr/j
last extremity;to

harass, to vex; jnq.i-n^

Jirit^
to be at the
litujpiitirituuiuMuuiuMbfl^li-^
great
exhaust, to

nun

'

nioD.

sb 8

breath, nina-iifiig
they are as like as two peas.
to
a.
pea-shaped,round,
(\^"nAu^Jt^"dying ; /?u"/"t^ j- m-imc^
[to grow round.
spherical.
keep in suspense ; ^lupliuAk^ ^/j^ jto couglobe,
the
prive
to sting,to gall to
[\"an3iai'iiuiir,
quick; to deuigiu/ vTi.
to kill ; t^'l--i_/. Jlrn.[,i
of life,
1'3 ^' twisting contortion
^ae
^last

the last

extremity,near

be

to

'

or

p piulfii2^
,

/" pit/A nt^ihij to

danger
en-

tension

force,stress
; intensity,

ses
; tres-

oneself,to risk,brave or face

puiphliuiiTni-P-tuAties of
; -^
hazard
one's
or
friendship.
risk,expose
to lavish or to be prodigalof life;
{\inpiupyus. hot. spirsBaor diosma ;
life,
tO
ulmaria, dropwort.
lii"JCb,yf,%
hiu/bt-l^,
e,u/bhi_, sigh, to
jnif.t-ng
a.
heave
ontaugled, twisted;
^inpuihrn)
sighs; to groan ; n^t-n^^u.^ ..^.
lun.n,fhi_j- ^^6- geom. spire.
pt-fjto love to distraction;
WinpuM^ uMj s. S. H/ff; flexion of
ftt-Pto be disconcerted, perturbed or
to
knowdisturbed ; i.[imti_
voice,
accent; gr. the acute
grave
/.".^
jtone
circumflex
accents
within oneself;lupAui/fitu
mus.
;
^ai%ti_,
; a
"fifri_
mode
the
note
to
to
or
C)
give up
major;
yield
ghost,
u"i.""^,
;
q^
minor tune.
breathe one's last,to expire ;jn^i.nj'fc liptnuitp,
I

death, to

'

"

qu3lluiplr/tto die ; miu^

qkiTu Iparayu to givo

^inpiu%

I^umiT^lJi* ^
Spiritor life to
"

s.

ui^

S.

mech,
VTufi/Jtc-^;

pe-

ritrochium,lathe, axle-tree,wheel "

marble; n^i-n^^ tp^t-^, to sing with
axle,winch, windlass, crab,capstan;
to play
great expression
; j- /i/n""^""^,
uiuiuiUhuii^p gear , wheel-gear ,
at dice ; A-*- q-utpatuit-^i.p
catching;
miupp/rpoM^uA, differential
f^bgit
his spirits
vived;
returned,his strength recapstan.
[^inphiT,
i,aiuuiu,uilrgaiL.
i^ ho regaint^[iva. to entwine, to twist,
ed
to
twine, to wreathe, to braid, to
strength or vigor ; ^uitik^ -^ Vp
he fainted or swooned
plait; fig.to plot,to hatch, to frame.
; ^n^i ^npi"-lruii_
his
life ; -% 4p
torsion.
s. S. [\inpmeck.
f\[ripni.3ii
n^La^f
iuMif,risking
the soul of the conhe was
s. spire; -m^^b- s. spiralline ;
spiracy.
[\inpu,
n.uiL.nfli,
-".iti.
a. spiral,
winding; -u/bmir, ""_
be
to
vn.
circumscribed,
bounded,
^njimlin,^s. seat of the soul.
juy
mech.
to
brandish
tubethe
*'"'"
limited;
-uAI-m-s.
turbine,
\\f"pt'fi
%'W
butt
with
horizontal
the
horns
to
to
water-wheel; -""".
horns,
butt, wheel,
;
to run
to
against,to contend,to fight,
"^"7n^ma.winding,sinuous,meandering;
to circumscribe, to
to blows, to make
come
va.
war
; g "u%j[,i -"uynL-jiuHriT
with
to
contend
oneself.
limit.
to
bound,
tremities;
[,s. odeum
(theatre).
n^npin^ m^j *. bouuds, Hmlts, ex[\ii.kn%,
tion
a. of Ulysses;^.Odyssey.
nj.puui^m^i
ring, circuit,circumvoluit may
the universe ; hpl^bg
n' t-t- "ikm a. whoever
be.
t-plip[,
;
Jt"
n^^i ii-n/ s. hedge-hog;
airy space, the vault of heaven ; piu_
porcupine ; 6-"^"- echinus marinus,
%lij ambages, circumlocution,tricks;
sea-urchin, sea-egg;
\^[3-n-^nq\tO fly aboUt
JutUMblrf^
Ju,^ t^n-yf
^
to
hedge-pig.
[walnut-husk. or round;
flap,to flutter in the
outer
wheel
to
shell of walnut, wind,
*nqnfts. green
about; *to turn on
njfp s. wicker, osier; osier-band, one's hands " feet like a wheel, to
straw-band
to
ujn.%tj' va.
tumble, to fall head over
; -"u*tsheels, to
strike with rods or osiers,
turn a somerset.
to whip, to
[bone.
of osiers.
a. woven
ny
shinflog; -ui^fii-a
*"
fibula,
ttin^t""jr
perone,
water- willow,osier.
ficA'A*.
inveterate
*"
./""-.f fer rancour,
to pinch.
va.
hatred,resentment, concealed
trifp
*{\jiilrir,
hate;
,

/"".

"

"

-.

"

"

"ii#

"C. b. Wr^t/u/fiujtf
\\"Pl/u"[iuiif.
f\"na.%iLu/if n-nt^tpS. pOa ; Chlck
.

-u

fi "/ii/i
niXlri_,to harbour
to

hate,to

oweor

bear

to have
a
peas ; grain; globule : wood-worm
grudge or
,
beetle ;
drop by drop ; uiunnyTC bear malice or ill-will; S.
-

liu;r lik^qUinihn-u/i, peascod

,

pea-

ment,
resent-

grudge,
spite against,to
a

^tHrpywto give vent to

^fuiu[i-uii^
vn.
ipifiJ'
one's wrath
to discharge or vent
,

ntP
one's

mj,

S39

to

oneself.
s. singer of laments;
tragedian,
revenge
nfiiui/iu,^,
u,j a. spiteful,
tragicauthor; -""% a. tragical.
rancorous,
malevolent, outrageous, malicious,
to singin a plaintive
va.
ttlpL-pftir
harbouringhate,revengeful; ^Mit^, voice,in a lamentable
plore,
tone, to deto nourish hate
to lament; to compose
; -".-/3? s. harbouring
a dirge,
revenge, hatred,rancour.
an
elegyor a tragedy, [tragedy;
elegy.
D/l/ioir,
nfuu/biuiT,
ttiptrp^n^fs.
plaintivesong, dirge;
utjuif vn. to devise,
to foment hatred ; to resent an
injury,
n'f/ifc//t^nc(.lamentably,plain
to be resentful,
tears
bitter,
s. cries "
hating.
tt'Lpki^ilie
tion,
s.
niipn,.au
cry, weeping,lamentato create, to exva.
[\fi'"'jnL.jui%tir
cite
complaint.
rancour

ly;
-

to
rancour,
to enmity.

exasperate, to

^""/"S.llqnqiu'i/iin/'*
Il'/A4
"'ll'^i

voke
pro-

WiipJuiputit.Wiiniluipuiir..
a.

{\/,i"l,pir,
a,
[\^np[i,r
cour,
nursing ranwrathful, rabid, furious,
[grapes.
cruel, Olympus ; heaven.
relentless;ill-natured,
^'diyt'""-il's^^ Vf3 *" bunch of
malevolent;a mortal,dep^uiJi, a Sworn
clared, ^ilj^ni-ifuiphp
-pnfit a. bearing or
enemy,
implacableor inexorable enemy
producing bunches of grapes; -qu,p^
with bunches
a. furnished,adorned
; fig.arch-enemy,the devil ;
;
",",.
an
mfrpuiqj',
obstinate,
bloody battle ; -itg a. full of bunches ; -("i.% pp-nt.^
,

chem.
s. antagonists or
racemic
adversaries
nlunpftjr^
s.
in a game.
[anger,indignation. loaded with clusters.
{\p.ai-Pls- S. n/"; revenge ; wrath,
*" small
n'/^""-2.'"-(
n'4 zW.alas! oh I ah! o! 4iujb-,"g
bot. artemisia, mugin.
he cried out " said,oh !
uiuk
n^ mkp
goose-foot,
botrys.

acid ;

III.U,

oh

! ni,

dear !

/A^ mkp
is

od
nqjinM.qopi%

ah ! oh ! alas,

moth-wort;
[bunches.

or

vo.

of grapes;

bunch

"

Lord

my

! nt, u,%Jh,n,.[3-V%
,

a.

-t-np

clustcrs

in

me
woe
f
nqliii* nnn".%p
niikultq
llr/tri
SpiUC,
oh what folly
n% iint-pni-P-Vb
! oh what
row;
back-bone; chine, back; spinal marblindness ! n'4^"- """-uiq_
-%uicji%, deck of a ship; t-p_
"j"-"".^?"
uiflia^
pti oh dreadful day ! n^ "in'lt'^woe
liitbthe highest heaven
; minU,^ yp_
to the shepherds ! "'4 Jhfnpni.p-'B
kvb' precipice,declivity;mountains;
"^
oh what
the spine,to
to break
a mistake!
jliiruipat-P'l
phliu!btri_
w^at
Jnonsense!
chine ;
lie
"^ /?t. would to God! "4
to
down, to lay
Mii%^uAlri_,
onesolf
one's limbs;
"'4 ha! ha! "'4"''4
stretch
to
the
to
down,
"/" woe, woe
i

"

"

'

"

day!

to neglect, not to care

for;j- t-p^
fig.
lamentation,
complaint, p-uii_,to stretch oneself; to stretch

tti/jit
ng s.
groaning,wailing',
moans,
elegy;

"u

utiuUnt^^

tears; -^,
jopltJtL-^j
4'^/'.
^u

one's

out

(in yawning

arms

to
); ,/- liui/j

oneself

stand

to grow
up ; fig.

ing
awak-

or

erect, to

proud

draw

; to be-

rebellious ; pi,
^,l^,uq.i:u,
-il or ibg a. lamentable, come
LIT
'J"^5'
to
stiffen
one's
ad.
neck, to be proud,
deplorable plaintive
tragical
;
;
a. plainstubborn, contumacious
; lun^ni^j to
lamentably,plaintively
tive,
; -liu/i,
find
lean
to
mournful
against; fig.
support;
sad,
J -i/ar
a.condoling,
from
%ni.i_b ilziauig to broathe
deploringwith another; -kgb''''^3"a
from
or
to repose
to weep, to deploreor lament
care
vn,
gether one's troubles,
toaiBiction ;
to sprain or
a. plaintive
pkli,u%bi_,
; -J^uMfb
; ad. with a
uiibt

"utttiifiint-i

uMii.uni.i

lame"ntable tone ;

[\ipaiir,
utjl or
to bewail, to
weep,

to

s.

giy

to

deplore;to

wear

"IP"

W*"?.

mourn

for you, Armenia

you, oh chief
the North!

among

f\'l^^rfi'""3

""

to

vna.

groan,
l,"U"3

break

lamentation.

'^

'

lament,

complain, to
mourning;
tpfrt

"tF"

!I

the

mourn

nations

for
of

one's

back

or

neck; fig.to

end

discouraged,
disheartened,
desponding,to droop.
a.brokenbacked, hipshot;
ny^"of:^4

in

smoke

-/uip

-juip

; to

s.

become

row;
vertebra; spinalmar-

-^"'p miuiig, beams; roof; -"-np a.

bottom
vertebrated ; -^lajms. keel,ship's
ship; Holy Cross.
; fig.

a. headstrong,doggedly
[\,^,l.J-%lruy
obstinate.
pertinacious,
singingplaintive-tenacious,

nin

ni,n

SCO

ri.^i/..r,
trgujvn. to be
*" roof,
top of a
^"il'y3
*" crupper.
fl'/^'"--/:"/'
s. skeleton
or
fl/^/ot-j

back-

curved

ing,
movpiteous, pitiable,
pity-stirring,

touching, miserable, unhappy,

dismal;
[ship. unfortunate,sad, deplorable,
adof a
touchingly,humbly, in
carcass
miserably,pite\\,^.,"ir,L.s.
gallingon a horse's back, a suppliantmanner;
ably;
the withers, excoriation; ously, pitiably,
deplorably,lamentscratch
on
compassionately; luouh-u to
a. wither-wrung, galled.
[day.
house.

[wards.

_"

{\iin,i.nJlria'i,
hlilis. Gr.
,

inundation
Wnnii^s.
""
n/"'//"^
s.

diver;

-luVii

s.

; alluvion.

or
submerged;
alluvial,
alluvious;

a.

scream,

shower

screech,

to

to
wash

of

compassion on

me!

have

mercy

ad.
[on
^,,np,r.upu,p?".^iinpir

; to

tears

to touch, tO
lu"'i,uip",h^ni-^uM'lihu
spire
to
compassion, to inmove
or
/"'^ tua,,,,^^n,
pity; u^kab

merciful,
\\,l,,p,ru.tr
mj

to shriek.

to inundate,

a.

compassionate;-n^pi"

s.

me!

able,
charitmercy,

merse, charity,clemency, pity,compassion;

water; to imdive ; to rinse,to
charity,alms, almsgiving, goodness;

with

cover

plunge, to

yjj. to
; -/../"

excite

ly,
bitter-

to weep

{[qiiifu/iiirj;
^^i/hir.htjl,va.
to

j~

have

alluvion.
shed

; j""it^"
speak pitifully deplorably
or

i-t

immersed

-uA

vn.
fl.^n/^uiim./",
ui^-y

to

w.

PaliD-Sun-

be

inundated

ed
plung-

-la-t good deed.

"i-npb;p
,

S. {[iinpiFni^P-lit^,
{[i^ilpiriu'i/^
"
[[,ini,Jbu,j,
tryl *. The Miserere
its hymn (Armenian divine service).
WnniiutlthlF i^. WnnniMflitMjtT'
miserable , unhappy
effusiou : shriek, loud
a.
s.
^"inqu/i,^
n.inp,ih[i,
tears.
[mersing. poor, piteous,pitiable.
scream,
""" iniindating;
^"iT'd't.
bathing, im[[qnpJIij;hrguifvn. to take pity or
ni"in"-"%
s. inundation, submersion;
compassion on, to commiserate, to be
rinsing.
[4"% a. Olympic. affected,moved to pity,to feel for,to
to do
good to, to
n'/n'/^'//""?-'
-'a s- olympiad; -Mi/^m^sympathize with;
""" right;S. f|1-^^"^/^.
i^'L"l"t
benefit;o^r^.i^J'^t j^, I pityyou.
s. pity,mercy;
alms,
^Vpk' '"J a. sleek,glossy,smooth,
[\nnpJht-P-lit.'ii
alms.
to
give
terse, polished; level,plane; fig.reu,itit-u
fined,
charity;
maiij
to
excito
to
ful,
artuipfiuAtrtTva.
sweet, affable,agreeable ;
^qnpJhi-liu
loud
laments
to
commiseration
by
cunning, crafty;elegant,polite.
,
with
touch
of
n'ini,/iu,p,"%"L.piitSii
i. smoothness
pity,to move.
quent
speech, elegance of expression, eloWira *" end of a fishingnet.[hopper.
s. mill-funnel
language ; -p-"/. ad. smoothly ;
; spout of a mill*nv/"-*"
smooth-barked
a.
tion,
n^"!^.^y, nil^s. supplication,peti-tj/rillrM.
tyo* a.
smooth-browed.
entreaty, instance ; insinuation,
s.
[\'i^plf"'i'^
polishing,smoothing, persuasion; o. suppliant,beseeching,
furbishing,
mild, humble, insinuating,
persuasive,
burnishing.
with
attractive
a.
a
nilii[tiu,iMiuiu,k-u/ii
fawning ; -n^ ad. softly,
provided
smooth
to persuade,
or
even
shell;s- mollusk.
humbly, kindly ;j- "uS^t^,
to soften,to affect ; js. sleeking-place.
ttiU'li/j-upuA
Muil/uAtu ii.lr_
to
smooth
trunked
to
a.
n-inp^iautiupi,
beg humbly,
supplicate,
ftfttu
;
-."huu,li "[,/ior uPi_a.smooth, glossy, to entreat, to pray earnestly.
to
in,immersed;
ju,%iph-i.i,f
soaked
through by the rain.
-

be

bright ;

a.

-^a/^.

of cut stone.

yfl.to smooth,to level,

(Itinpiiirj;
/rji[,

s.
supplication humble
ni/n^u/itp
kind things,
a
softness,
prayer, instance;
make
to
smooth
soft
uation,
gloss upon,
or
words, blarney; attraction,insined
polishto
smoothen
to
;
iron,to hot-press,
persuasion ; fondling,caress,
;
to satin ; S. Co^nJlt^.
cajoling, coaxing, fulsome flattery,
adulation.
(\'l^pi[ii_
s. polisher.
s. smoothness, polish,
fl"t""^4//t/3/.".?/
a.
n^o^u"-"/'
suppliant;
flattering.
licacy. (\qn_phir,
sleekness,glossiness;softness;detj/i va. to supplicate,to
persuade mildly; to soften,to calm,
ll'i"/'"/",
to appease ; to touch, to move
to pity;
,"l_s.
pity,
compassion; a.
y

to plane ; to curry,

to

polish,to set

nm.

n2b

6G2

gramineous plants:pannier,basket;
of

bot. S.

uwii I niTanip p liii-fli

uib-gipui%oui7ihi^if.tr
I saw
several
[i %iui.u,iili
niTu/iip
,

fiaiq^-iim/i
( measure
; acre
tinctly,
crossing the
) ; nZCo,^ad. methodically
; dis-

lands

precisely; continuously,in
detail;suitably,properly,to the purpose

hi-

others in

swimming,

river,some

boat.

^iTni^inpn'ii^.XSJpMpnpnif
f\yint. oh ! wha,tpain !
style;
of
or
s. force,strength,
[\jJ- m-J-y or J-fi
genius
of
a
language ;
vigour,energy, virtue,valour;
b^
'hps language
power,
the Scriptures;
2CA-^"4u.i, pu,%,i,"",tY_ effort;weight; jni-J-y ad. strongly,
to force,to make
iundiu/btu^
o-ut/^itA AUMntniuuuilMiuLiuti
vigorously
;
miu^,
iTiunnmhiuli,
efforts;to give power, to authorize,to
lluMb ti^n[a-uiufl
lulliribuMl^UMli
niC
to gather strength;
acadefflical,
poetical, favour; """i"/".t./_,
Jhrqpatitnpui'ii
oratorical, lapidary,gothic, laconic, inp
Strength,
uin-ini-uto galu uBw
one's
marotie, mellifluent or honied style; to recover
strength; ^""-"A^^A,
to be in full vigour, in the prime
^it-fj
-

nTCn^, in the
; in^A
the
character
it-^uatji

same

"

of

to feel
jm-J-y
strength; "n'iiliiMi'i,iTi_
lose
to
high, sublime,
strengthfailing,
strength,
fluous, to become
weakened
elegant,florid,simple,
or
enervated;
nervous, mellifluent or easy, temperate or
S. ^uiilllrj:
moderate
manner
or
style; ^'i."u#5i^
1]/*a. cold ; ad. apart,aside ; -^ s.
coldness.
hiatus,
gap, chasm; fig.
fufium, p-nji_ovmliuipniC, familiar,
burlesque,
valour,
Q/%14; s. habit,disposition;
elevated

/'uxitr"2r,

one's

or

prolix or diffuse,harsh or
strength.
rough, hard, languishing style; "Ai"^_
n^""yfa. ad. apar't,
separately.
to
refine
the
t
o
plri_iin2C, purify,
ttl^ad.
style;
ni_^uiilltir,
no, not, nor, none;
I will not; /.^^^mt.r, I do not know;
to rcducG
j"'^ Itl. ftliu'pi-irni-itufiiiru
to method, to put in order;
er..
neithI cannot; "^"""
n'^^n^^iHu'iip
"i li'"i^^'l'"
n^,
^"U^U to fis)to rivet the attention ;
^im hi- n^ hplji^i^
nor; nl_iijlplrir
tO put
ibil"b *"fi"*t I neither love him nor
tfu/hi^lur^utp^utlilr^jnTCg^l^h-nlilif
sickle unto one's neighbour's standa
fear him ;
ing
"tt'"kl'"tj ^i* ^ ^id
p""/3
ing
corn
he has noth; i-ujplfr,
j"7C^"yp the barley n-ot know it ; ^'fc^
"^ -tif
was
WithoUt
UOt
green.
uiuiin^iun-li
; n^uia.iu'li^
fla7'/"
s. crime,guilt,criminal
cause
^,
; j"^
liiuiTutg involuntarily
attempt, misdeed, villany,felony, against one's will, by force ; n^ t-p-k
.

II

vile vrickedness;
ribaldry,
a. wicked,

not

guilty,criminal

yet; n^hpph^
all,no ; n^"ip,

crime ; -p
hqh-n.uj'ii

Miiuilpuiuini-P-lr
excess;

mlik-i^
j-u,

to

S. 2t7ni4. [carry to excess.

*i\'^"lip
felon
u^puifnpi^ uij s. scelerate,

only ; no

not

one

you;

; "^

*-"."

longer ; not

no

n^fAmi-, never,

no

one,

nobody,

t "J^*^.no one
among
nobody will
luuuiajk .p*"?.'
if-uiDhuipiiuiihiumIi^
n^

n^n_f,

nn

will be

one

hardy enough;

villany,
abomination, "L.H3^ v^mjtH, you will not
misdeed, impiety, profligacy,
flagiti-man; jnf ^"il'^t ty lu^hi^
ousness, execrable
conduct,horrible
[,ifymiiMiu to produco
ifiri_
s.
; -ii..p[,^%

[cave.

njpninis.

Gr.w.

subterranean,
vault,

\\tlhni.pni.mi nL.jyUh
,

pron.
"v//"
uiiu,

some,
-

"

man

niTuflip, m/Li%a

certain,some
;

^/A

uAmii

named

woman

one

one,

^uiijakini^tri. uipphiu/jOHO
nSh

nWi

is dyiBg

of

hunger while another is drunk;

hinJinl^ iSU^iUinniJlip
niTin^^uiilpiiiuwu

some

are

"jiu"!,
urn.

are

rich "
juju

scattered

ki.

others
nOh

poor; spnulr^
jiupi i^y,, they
" there; ^n./iA"
,

here

antub

Or

"""

create

to
nothing ; ^./^rfi-^
jni_p.u,pliiiu
provoke to evil ; lyn ^mir n^, yes or
;

n^,

iiiinl^ UMiii t h-M-

^ilb^P^hp

p.uib

let your

conversation

]J,apii.iupp_
yea;

Margaret;

find any

from

no

at

none,

; iii_iip

wretch ; a. facinorous,ribald, tell you ;

villain,
ous
feloniflagitious,
nefarious,profligate,
BO
f.fK.f.%,

crime.

not

nay,

nay;

"i^^ or

uinjli
^hifj did I not
no. Sir;"^ ^u4' is

nib

be, yea,
"^ u"iv""p4*"".

tell you
it not

n^,

true

S4/"
"

that?

Jlin,i%
^unpjkuii^ far from being
touched; ti- i,f_ ^04 iFuipif.
t. he is no

o^

man

nj^

lupn-ho^^pitun-

perhaps

he

n^ye/S. ^'ty [is not freed; S. b^^{iiki1'3s. nothing;void, vacuum;

null

5"'""'^/.
j"ihb3

to create

from nothvermin ; "nattni'iini crab-louse

ing;
;
n^[,j% tp^/ip "f,i.^,,.%ti^,
luptTinhuig,
grub, mite,weevil; S. [["-.
adore false gods.
"'b^'i.^"""i^i_
to
Jinppk-i^
ji^pa
t~"
"

-~

i,u.ugoq.

to

'

s.
flf/A
s.
Wi^n^p-pju
nothingness, void,
nothing; j- q.uMa.%ii,u
to be reduced
to nothing.
(li/'V "la^it s. not any thing,

no, not

one,

not

at all ;

^php-k

{\2is"liui'b
a.
pedicular;
(\"tu,/ik^P
aig a.
,

eater

no

wise,

no

with

louse-eaten ;

*.

lice-

to be blightilhikijMp,raihutg
ed
,

insects "

s.
ttn-.p

a.

worms.

lousy.

backside

; S.

[^puiuuiu/hp
"

"bumy mh^

{{n-hliuAs.sool. pygargus

Arabian
,

vulture,hen-harrier.
s. zool.ouarine, aloaate.
i[ni,u.^
[\,i%u,ir,
ayfivn. to howl, to yell.

to create

nothing, scarcely

uu,lf,firiri_
jn^^^

l\"fpuiuMg

any
thing; 4t"/ ^ ^^i. not very
far from you ; "lp
-i^il-a for nothing;
-b'-b^' no how, in nowise, by no
means;
out of

lu^m tried.

-disease.

u,ilt%t..lA,
nothing at all;

almost

-,

no, in

ad.

any;

none,

a.

[louse.

bot. lice-bane,
louse-wort.
i\iti"tt-ii_s.

nought, void, nothing;

"

fascine.

to pronothing;u.a%lri^jn^^
duce
from void; j- ^.upAm-jui^l^ij
to
reduce or bringto nothing,to annihilate
or
; to nullify
4"".
; ji-plrij

Ilrcn^t"luiiuMiF

lj,n.n^y"-u/liuMiT'

o,

tO Wann-nf-lK^^-ir,
VO,
ter,
^n-n^hiT,
trgfi
to bathe, to bedew, to wet.
s.
{In-nf-ni-m,
Watering; irrigation,
to hold or
esteem
as nothing, sprinkling
"''""cbu
; water-retting, steeping;
to care
UMt-uMouih
nothing for,to make
no
count
acnn-m^iTuMiM rOttiUg-pOOl
,
to contemn
of,to despise,
tank,"pit,"pond.
; jn_
to be raised or
taken
il^ik jb'''i.t"'L.'
lean, emaciated, etiolated,
a.
n"'^t'
from nothing; tu
I say nothuiukd;
ing
lank,puny, dry, parched.
".".

"

uiuMinTCuMn.unUtjtu

"

wrong;
-.

you

aro

ih^ u"n.f.^n"./3^ti'
^^

yp

who

has

health

not

I know
fftinkiT,

[[^JuuMp
u.g
,

has

nothing,I
s.

Jjiu-ft mutton

or
Wiililrutli,
hli'u)
(^ s. small quantity
of gold ; gold mine ; pre. Aurelia.

t^

nothing;don't know.

sheep,ewe

; mutton

nuit-ptp a. auriferous,gold-bearing;

ters;
sheep'strotwandering,lostsheep;
rfJj/o^tu.^,
; nufii

o. golden-mouthed ; pn,
ded
Chrysostom ; -ptt-tn- a. studwith gold; -ppt.plr,i_
UlMI
s. chrysoberyl;
sheep-market; ipuM^
a. prosheep-cot,"fold, -Pint-p s. golden hill ; -pn,ijin2_
nmpi
duced
ig
like
chem.
s.
; Jlyl/u p.tun.ui^'i,
bore,
"pen
gold;
sheep
"^
-p.np
bleat ; S. 1n""^"\\uini.p^
boron; "pnpui^ s. borax; -pnt.qf,a.
ter;
masn^u'/'o'P^yi^j.sheep-breeder,
producing gold ; -^tifah s. Golden
,

-p

-plrpuA

St. John

"

-tjif-huu,clothed

in

ing
havsheepskin; s. Fleece ; -f-^uiu^a. golden-haired,
in
tresses
written
sheep's clothing;-qiA,
golden
; -fl"p a.
characters
s.
crificing golden
"saqt-lint-Pl sheep-slaughtering,
; s. chrysograph;
koorban%iuTi1iu,g
-ifin^fua. gold-headed; -f-n/i a. gold; -^Vh
bairami,(Turkish festival).
coloured,yellow; -^.n^ft-,
smith;
uy *. goldn^utpmi uij s. lamb, lambkin.
jeweller; a. golden, made of
gold ; -^ou,p a. girdledwith gold;
a. sheep-like
n^iapuAi/iu%
; -^zfmn.
ornamented
s. sheep-dealer.
or embroidered
-fuipii. a.
with gold ; -^^u,g a. arrayedin gold;
a. sheepy; s. sheepskin.
[\itiuipir%f,
S- n^""/"""4{\ib'"'pbi
[ishness. -^pni-lum s. chrysoprase; -t"v- ".fastn^/''"'/"""-?".
sheepishnature;sheep- ened with gold ; chased in gold ; -^it
a. gilded,gilt;golden; -^i^hj;
^^iui%utj;aiguy vn. to be reduced
tgf
a.

fig,wolf

in

"

annihilated.
nothing,to be nullified,

gild; ^i^bi.*" gilder; -qoh-ni-pp

laced
*" gilding,
or
gilt; -pt-i_a. interwith
null " void, to annihilate,
interwoven
to destroy.
or
broidered
gold; emwith gold; s. gold-thread,
[\^^i.pts. nothingness, nothing;
cade
nui'ltms. Gr. w. hoplites. [nullity. wire ;
i-fii^ut/i^
^t-puimu^ broa.
golden-winged ; -Ppi; -/?tc
4 "" yellow
{\2bu"h^a """ Ufa *" louse,(j"L
lice),s. goWen number ; -S-ju^f
to

va.

to annul,to make
[[^iiugai-gu/iilrirva.

to

ntiia

"

"

"

73

null

nuu

64

flowered;".bo". chrysanthemum, cornmarygold ; -*^ff a. gold-bound ; -*f

s. osseine.
[[u^lrpliuw
O. Wu^pnutp
\\uf"Krpngtip

/"ui%^goldenpurple; -a-"//i goldena.

s.

with

gold

of

made
; -liiu^d'a.

armed

gold;

accoutrements
in

bound

gold ;

hplt^p,

ed
gold; adornwith

horse

tlp^i book
-^muiiupiC s. golden
;

with
gold
-limp a. sewed
thread; -4t^"" S. Ruit^mj^; -^f^. a.

quiver

"

art.
goldsmith's
Wuki'pir'-PT'
[["\lr,pum^,-^uMa.
a. shining,splendid
ered
a.
as
gold; -^ipk-uini-pgolden featha. having goldenlatchets;
; -ipnii
s.

s. golden trumpet
-i^n,!^
a

gold tassel

golden

; s.

like
; -^/."-4"^a.
quet
yellow bou-

or

4""u4p 'iniii^p golden ears ;

;
harvest
golden
; -.p""7. a. collecting
or
vered
cogolden-fleeced
; -i*"-"a.
gold plated ; inwith massive
gold
; -^ui'ini-iuli
gold,gold plated;
with
embossed
gold; chased
mine
crusted,
s.
gold
; goldsmith'sshop ;
-^
in
schrysolite,
peridote,
gold; -^utp
mt-^
-4u.i
;
u._j S' miner, gold-digger
lb or -4- s. gold mine ; gold-diggings; olivine.
"c.
"c. s. n-ifc^
n"4t
adorned with, or wearing
{[uiiki"i_a.
-4.UU. s. gold-mining or -digging,
goldfinding; -i,kpa. yellow-haired; S. fl"^ gold rings or buckles.
s.
with
gold; gold coin; a.
Wu^f,, li,-nj
woven
a.
^kii.f,u,uli
; -4/.t.utu.,J
gold;-^ni-n- or 4ni-nA a. woven
broidered gold,golden, of gold; J'n,.up^%l!-uA
or emwith gold; laced with gold; massive
iaAl3^u"Jp^chem. augold ;
fulminans
fulminating gold ;
rum
a. gold fringed
-4""-n-""t""/"^
,
; -^pui^a.
bol.
necklace
with
tqk^
ing;
a.
a gildedceil;
ira/blr,uli gold
golden; -it-iini.'u
loose-strife
;
-^n/^S.^u^lju,Anii_\
-AnUi^S.goXA- lysimacbia,money-wort,
fish ; gilt-head,
aurata
; -i/k^ ipifik""
[\"lpa,pu/ii
s. S. {\uiirplrpu/b
; Chrygolden, of gold,gilded,gilt; /{.uip
a.
sologus ; -^i s. gold armour
; a. goldgolden age ; -"2iu.-2Cu,'i,}_
shininglike
of gold; proa. born
ducing
gold,as brightor resplendentas gold; armoured
; -irfii
embroidered
with
;
a.
gold ; -iuiiW S. (\uikiuij.r
"TiuiirnR-li
gold,
covered
with gold embroidery,spotted -^ia/_a.
carryinggold;-^u/b p-p-ni-ni.,a
with gold, gold braided ; -J'u.'i,a. spun
s. chem. auric
acid, oxide of gold ;-4"""i
with gold; -{mn-^ a. having
with gold; -J'ni_
a. woven
mad
for
or
woven
a.
golden carriages; -lif-pa. containing
gold; -"uypliS. n..4%j;% ; -i^"^ a.
of gold ; ii^buu,,
with
-"uiTu/im
a- made
a. gold-like; gold ;
gold ;
4n"-""painted
like
to
shine
""
sculptured in gold;
brocade; -4"^
-^./ttrvn.
gold ; -^n*-^ a.
ornamented
with
gold ; -u;u.ao,2f g. -e,u,m s. gold nugget; small piece of
a.

made

"

"

"

"

"

"

-,

"

"u/iaui S. Wu^liuitnuiut'^
Wu^t-^iipq.'^
"uiui^
.nhu/i,
a.
golden-sheathed; -uiqp.jts.

gold

in

; -inji_a. cast

gold; of

massive

Aurea

mater,
gold,golden; -iTuyp s.
of Diana); -j-pli a. golden-ceiled
tombac, pinch-beck,sham gold ; -"//".
(title
a. producing golden or
s. gold money
; -ianT,
loured
gold-co; -"iiuili
m^ui/
mni."^
fruits ; s. Fructidor; -itpJ" s.
to become
vn.
gold, to be transmuted
Thermidor
vered
into gold ; "^u#uf
(x, co"uiuttnui^
; -"i"j."^/3-a. gold-leaved;
-ua,i^
with
bridle
s. gold-foil
s.
gold,gilt.
golden
;
; a.
golden bridled ; gold-bitted; -uu,p a.
"" golden-fleeced
; -4cC
{\"it^l'""'i
accoutred
or caparisonedin gold;-u^p
pi-tujor pfe a- having a golden boss ;
of gold,loving riches,avaricia. fond
ous;
D.
Wu^h-utup
~^l^upuii-uiun.
of riches,
s. love
ruftpat-pj,
avarice
(\ui^Pii^p i"ij s" bone ; unuputpm^
; "utlpni-liS. UppuifiAJnp
utpJutmy ^_
; "unu[ia
process, apophysis ;
inossa
s. chrysocol, gold-solder;
ijni-^ hyoides; ufiiu^,ni%
-"lu,pulra,i^
with golden tresses ;-.nu.^_
nominata
o. adorned
;
^"yitg os pectinisor
u,u.lia. platedwith gold; -u,kptri.
4^""/'
a.
pubis ; uppu/ufi OS sacrum
;
S.
whale-bone
4"t""4p;
gold-leaved; -ui[iuis. similor,pinchivory;
beck
;
^"/""j
a.
having gold covers;
; -mn"-ijl
if-hptrqiTiu'i,
naliirptuijcharnol-house;
"

"

*""

"

"

"

"

"

bound
a.

in

gold (book);

-"m^."

or

-u,n..%

ortasselled.
gilt-tailed;
gold-fringed
n^litpkir,
h^fiva. to gild.
s. goldsmith.
[\;lttpl,^

4""'ossificatlon;
^n/uaip/in,.p[,^%
j,

uiiuuilii

piaj/umh-tui nu^b-piuq
to
ligiri_^'b
pt-l/tmi^,

setter;
ilmfumplilri^
j-

to

OOUC-

bonset;

OSSify; 4""^*"fc"-

nus
litrpu to

bone, to

no.

SGiJ

hgf,va. to weave
; to knit ; -m-Ji
weaving; tapestry.
bones to shake ; S. 1/rjnc.
(\au,uA, [,s. free city;chief-town,
n""4/""fi""t"""./3'/f
s. osteology;-pt-^
capital,seat of Q-overnment ; royal
*.
bone-crusher
a.
;
bone-breaking; guard ;a. royal,kingly; * terrestrial.
([umui'biuj'i
to branch
broken-boned;-pt^^nt-fs. med. osteoout,
utgiiif vn.
to
s. osteography ;
cope; -^pni-p-t
ramify, to shoot out; to become
-t"?-#
*. joints,articulations;
invigorated,ramified.
-itp a. ossimily,
4'""'""-?s. osteotomy; -"/i".
[\a""a%lru^,
vorous;
-%/r4a. of the royal faof the court ; s. citizen,freeman;
*'oa *" osteocolla;bone-binder; -Jp^
s. periosteum;lyuinUlh-in^li med.
nobleman, noble,lord,courtier.
peri"stosis;
a,
shelled,
i\"aiuA[iir,
shelly;
ailny vu. to burst forth,
-uiuim
-mntX
charnel-house
to
s.
or
from, to go out of;
fly
escape
ossuary,
;
utiAkiT
nuutlriutr
to
to
va.
dislocate, put
-^uAg
iiitAJp[" ikn-uigb the rCluS
out
of joint,
to disjoint,
from
his hands.
to luxate or
[branches.
escaped
lux ; ~^u,p s. osteolite.
of
with leafy
a. adorned
{\umaiu,uniup[3[ing bone.
consista. bony, made
a.
^uliphiik"!'
or
n""""i^'"^^
lopped, trimmed;
to cut away,
to sevto lop off,
s. ossifrage,
er,
ttul/pini-i^
uMitjub-u
osprey, seato trim, to prune ;
s. bones,skeleton,
n"if"iu"/"
[eagle.
ijfiihuto be
a. bony, full of bones
[[ulipnM.m
; fig. pruned,lopped off; -ni-P-l. s. lopping,
s. glutine.
abstruse,obscure,diflScult,
[cuttingoff.
^uuikifl.m
knotty.
to
to emit.
be
to
Wumhj;
shoot,
vn.
ciated,
emava.
[\u%pir,
stunted,
tguy
Irgf,
withered
to
to
".
n"'""/4'"^"
prefect;
etiolate, dry
governor,
;
i""5
nister;
emaciation,
f\a%nL.Ji
s. astrophy,
commissary ; misurveyor,
[up. inspector,
ministerial
tlunfi,,
residence;
-w/."**.
posite;
opuig s. adversary, enemy,
antagonist,rival,competing; -n^p-'i s. prefecture ; inspectorship;
,

take

out the

fniiutjni.^u,'i,tri_
^a^t-pu

to

bones;
the

cause

-kir,

s.

"

ministry,ofiSce.
-[tiT,
hguy

to be

vn.

at law

with,to

cuse;
ac-

terrestrial ; dry, arid,

a.
{\ump'ii
o"J, land
parched, adust, burnt up;

to rival,to strive,to compete;

"{JjtJkuiJp. to surpass each other ; serpent.
s. lime-twig;bird-lime,
-"i"./9?
lime,
". enmity ; rivality;
n""""'/.
opposition.
i-n^y/A marine glue.
^uufi, uiia% s. lentile ; med. freckles; viscum;
continental.
n uaAui^uA a.terrestrial,
-uiP-uA
s. lentile-soup
a. len; -mAtt.
-

"

lenticular ; or
tile-shaped,
muim^^
lenticular
matic
lens,
glass; mi^n/ii achro-

lens ;

auii^quMmtum/^ Fresnel
,

lentile ;
a
as large as
made
lentile,of lentiles,
or

Wuiauiii-ii' attru
leap,to jump, to take

at, to rush

on

-*"""/a.

forward, to

poepared

lentiles ; S. P"".tr(J/l.

with

leap,to bound,
caper ; to spring

gambol, to skip,to

to

lens ; -m^ju^, a.

or

or

to

vn.

fall upon

; to rash

flyat.

^umnumhiT,

to hop, tO leap,
Vn.
Irgft

frisk

about,to frolic,to trip

[hopping.
along.
s.
[[umaumai-Si,
s.
skipping,tripping,
:
height,hillock;-^ Wuimu^g
joint hill,
Hfn.[fb the fingers; ~nilp 4ife'"i''"'L.' nuuint-Hiis. leap,jump, skip,bound,
gambol.
knotty,nodous, knobby, gnarly.
to cause
to leap.
va.
break
the
to
uinitiT
flumni.gu/iikJ'ijP
[[umuipli-^
va.
i^uiP-uA ; -^
(\uu, ng

s.

pulse.
branch, bough; knot,

lentiles ;

skip or

branches
from

vn.
ipil'iT
-fuuMiftag

branch

to

branch

to

leap

-^^"n

a.

full of branches;
branchy, ramous,
to
vn.
knotty, nodose ; -^nump iliifiir

have

the

branches

{[ampk

I -nu

which ? ""i n^

texture, tissue,web,
ttuuiMyii
pg
web;
weft; -HUMpq.^ cob-web,spider's
,

{\ump^

s.Gr.w.

oystor;
[ever.

that, he

who,
[[il_pron.
W't or n'*. yp

broken; -^wpJuii

s.

shell-fish.

'

who

np^i^pron.

who

? ""i /I"i4*"..
who

amongst

k
n'q^

who

? what

you ?
is this man

that,who-

t-

"

"i. k

typn.

is that ?

man

l"tkL

t"

to cut
i*"*"'.?
'

the thread

of

^p

life.

{\umuu'huM'bii
itfj s.
,

weaver

; knitter ;

likeness is

uiuiuililrpuwhose

ku
this ? """/.

^nt.

who

which
u,n.mt.tri_u^phu
,

are

do

you

you

^i."^
like

ns^
under

to foot,to tread
/^uiilrij

foot,to

ad. where
? jn-l^trp. trample upon
despise: f jnmiu'uif
^nluirijto take a step,to walk ; ^mu
you going ?
to start, to depart,
(1"^int. o! oh! ho! ah! ha! alas! "'.f. uit/p.uta^aj"j
iurLiini~"j
to set out, to go away
what
; ^mu
U,A-tiTi0 my God! n'^laiit-aip^u
u#^,_

who

?j"^

will go

Puiu

; to

where

are

"

to kick, to foot;
S. U,f^t""
iu.lilru,i_^,up^uM'hh[_,
j "^ u^uMb^^tu^u
to scampor
what a wonder!
wonderful! n'V,.
uMjpuipAlriui_,puipi^u
iib-^pt ijninu
be
to
ah! what a noble
off; uib^ui'btrl_
t uiq^uMufipatJi
m.^
"Ik-i,
jnmu
away,

pity !

sentiment

is patriotism!
nj_J-uiirui%u,^ pn,^
,

at the feet
fall prostrate

to

of;

the kneos;
to cFoss
iup^iaHr"j
qnmuMifft
times ! oh manners
! to what
a
depth qnutub ifUlnlgu^bhl^ p-utptini-Pito
of corruptionhave our manners
come!
stamp on the ground, to trample with
j,pyu
in what an age we
live \ iH^n, .^ui^ir^ anger or rage ; ^u,u
i,uMpli,Ji,l:i
fields
the
wander
about
or
to
ho
flee
among
jirplipli^liM-upuy ho,
I'lup
,
the mountains
from the land of the north!
"fSnTulfb
jnmpii
;
Ifmgni.^
to surpass all competitors
s. sea-monster.
{[iluil,
[a desert.
; to
gu,'bhi_,
to
n^u^u
surprise, astonish;
/"s. oasis,verdant spot in
m-pm^
'o be brought up at the feet
'"*'*"'"'*'"" oceanic,
n^^""4"u')'"
p,puM,nlii_,
(I'Zif
tO bO prOSBUt ; tfnmu
of the Ocean,
of;
liuifj
[deep;S. P""4 fr"- P"4
to destroy,
to take away,
""*""
fli/if
t *" Ocean, the mighty c,uMmu,%hi_,
to
to
exterminate
H.
hosannah
s.
extirpate,
w.
; S.p*^*'?.i
t^ilau/Ubuy
J,^
; irp^
to
-s.
ihi_ -^"^
sing

nil_p-uiiip

! 6

tempora

! oh

mores

tun.

nmu

uin.

lun.

"

nmu

". pediluvium;
n'")""Yfi_""f/

ing,
t1""u'%"/i-"/"
having feet ; walk/uj
going on foot; rhythmical,
measured,
a.

s.

basin

-inn-uig^

for foot-bath

water

or

; -(ai-ut_

gnu^ s. foot-bath ; -^ui^pi^a. slippery;

metrical;s. verse, rhyme, poetry;
ad. on
-fiuMui O.J s. fetters ;
foot; u/jyut'iihi_it
"JA"j horsef-lru,j-

the

river

"

clog, shackle

or -liuiuihtT
ufi"f.yi_j-u
j-u
to fetter;to impede,to
to be on foot; aonuManju
to
va.
shackle,
ll'"l_J
^tl'
qnmu
He
me
strength to stand; hinder, to stop, to clog ; -^mn-t J", t_
gave
J-u,
moveable;
to
j^ vn. to stop, to stay, to remain imjop^iyf_yf-pt^i__or
^iui^JuiiTp.

to

"

cross

"

"

"

or

"

embarrassed;
standing
verses
poetry
up ; -^"^p s.
; i-^nt-^ jun-fi -liuigai-P-liJh
worthless
or
foot;
trampling under
treading
mean,
verses, doggerel.
to

rhyme,

versify,to make

write
r

foot; j-

on

or

S. lOOt,
ninfiq
foot of a mountain; foot,12
(p/.
feet);.
inches ; foot ( measure
in prosody ) ;
*

uituinnt-uiltt^uMbnutfia lOOt-Stool

; kpnurlA foot-hold;
nuiftatjUMi. tho
,

become

s-

||hi7"" uifto , inutiifEnufp

iLnt-u/it

to

to

verses,

gout, podagra ; 4"""'"*""^k"zy't3""t3"

".%
pedicure, corn-cutter; /nnt^uMijntiii

Under the
to throw
j-^nfiiui^lik'uni.u
to foot, to tread
feet;-4"/u u,niihi_,
under
foot,to trample upon; -inmnp
to break
u,n.%lrir va.
the feet ; -4"'"'
sulting;
"c. S. ttuiii^uip
"c.; -4'"/"""4"Aa. in". foot-print,
"mark,
-4A-o,,/lj
"step, trace,vestiige
; -J.u/iis. tramp,
of rain;
foot-fall ; uA^pk-i^p pattering
.

pediluvy;
""As foot-bath,
foot by foot,stepby step,inch by inch,
k there is a noise of much
iu'i,iphi-\t
little
rain
"
by
falling
ly
little,
by degrees,gradual; -Jh/b s. shoe ; S. Mo^^ ;
at tho foot; -^u#^ s. g'eom. foot ; a. of a foot,pedal.
;
jnutu
WuAuMo- ". slippery,
standing,upright;
sliding; -'";i"iA
near, at,to;jnmu,^
to
a. stopping,impeding ; -hJ", t-gji
vn.
jninfig,on foot,walking; -gomfi,
foot to foot;jninft^guint-JuOX JlHi^i- slip,to slide,
to glide,to take a false
to comfrom head
to foot, from
mit
^.i-inv-lu
top step ; fig.to stumble, to trip,
to
to toe ; jnmlfb ^nt-iT, at your
to
a
fault;va.
cause
slip;*-""coming;
to rise,to stand
a. podagrical,
gouty ; -nu-PftHis. slip,
liuii_,
Jup; k'^ub
false step,foot-fall; med. poi\iri"yii-'tato stand upon one's legs; slipping,
dagra,
-

"

".".

"*fL

"

lun-

ntnu

to be
jnu.lfb lituij
to

support

wpi

nuO-fj

sustain;J--

or

Mf/c

"

or

to

on
standing,
foot;

maintain

oneself;ja^

uphold, to support,

to
^.oi./if^,

rise,to

f^npilr/,
'^uiiff^uAfrtt
H|

to

get up;
"

^uin

the gout.

^"u'iiuiu,
a.
one-footed,one-legged*
for
s. ground
\\,n%u,u,k,l^
S.
fli/Au.4t.";
footing
-mpm^
;
with

one's

feet ;

the
a.

foot,
pling
tram-

/7At^.

to

nc

nrp

367

stamp; *-j."".S.niniutiLpi.--^mt-m-'fi
for this
please;npy
you
imiuti-uii.
ing
f.gout in the feet ; -..",. a. footed,havreason
; np pmppu
^npit^ n.inu^ nj"iu_
feet;standing on feet;-^^^p a. cb"' who acts well will be rewarded;
arf. crushing or
treadingunder foot; np /a%,i.p^'
he who
asfcs will
uiniinL.
-"pnf,s. foot-pace
receive
t-t,
; il,it^vn.to make
J-m/ni^npjft
uum_
;
np
np
,

yuMut

step, to walk,

to

forward

foot

have

lia.,.,
some

gathered much, some

after foot,to pace along; -^"^/"./7; little
Jh nu/iifh ifa*
; ^u/butu"ituaop
np fiinp^
of the feet,footing,
*. motion
walking. ^a"t"'L' "p F-n^'b*-we continuallysin
go

'

a. broken-footed.
ttuifipt-^

Umti^uin/js,

either in thought or
obstruction,
fl/" t\'pa. which

encumbrance,

word.
? what

littleby little. luuiuni-ia^p,

with
hindrance.[ly,
"''" slowly,gently,furtiven""V"/^A

"Ptb

who

"

what

np^l f,^

authority? np

that child be ? jnp

may

s. foot-place,
ttuA^in,
footman,
foot-hold;
[ipnh-L. jff^"i_
JJiinnuin-uj^UutjfoF What
domestic; mus. pedal; j-u ad. " why did he send ? npn^^i.^^ by
standing,upright; -^uiui S- ttw'i'^'iu.MMi.
which? with what?
jn^i 4^^, up to
{[m%^lrikp,
board; where ? jnpni.J'J-uiJ'n..
at what
hour ?
jhuig s. standing;footfor
what
?
stepping-stone;
?
reason
4"f *""'**-".
why
j-inp u"iu,fuiMt,uj to overthrow, to upset,to throw
what day does he
qnpji^opk uiulyktSc
t

down

; u,%{,^t/^
j-d:"'3

fall at full

length on

b t^'-b''' to
"

the

earth

fix ?

f/;7
np

; pu,^.^

what

^'p opk"!'.^
niXli

law

vails?
pre-

for What
ijliuuinui^naf

uipt^utp

to raise one's
'iiati_
^unlu'iij-ihiug
just deserts? npnll^ tptuo^ ^aj/ui^^^
fallen enemy;
s
.
foot-hold;
-4"./ii.
fig. jh%, with what
effronterythey will
drive away?
occasion,pretext, motive ; ilAtfj to
^b""^ ^i-putpuA^i.p #"p
be
get a hold over.
h[3-i^ np ^ npjy bs^^
pi ^uipif.^^
,

'

Do'li^x'/'i
rejoicing
""J a. malignant,
at another's

natured
to
to

suffering,
malevolent,illiJ/hiTuto kick, to

;
fall; fig.to
-

to

cause

rejoice at another's woe,

be malignant,malevolent; to despise,
to insult,
to laugh at, to mock,
jeer ; ^ttilF^JP-^a-UMn-nuPknt-pn^^

knows
he

the order in which

by

one

"""""^i ht-u
^^ b ll'npt^^ "
of the rest,et cetera, "c.
so on, " so
^P conj.that ; np ^, that,in order
that, so that ; since, as ; ^mpb-tir np
np

; t"-

comes

f-uij

iuji_ or

np

hi^
jil^utpt^lilM

"

to insult

each

I believe

np

he will

that

in his

come

; np

misfortune;-hj;
althoughthey
p-kntkutki- %^ #4^ h%
are
; S. nx'^^*"/'
k^b *""" to suppliant
superior.
df'b'i^
-nt-p-ts. kick ; fig.
ill-naturedner,
ill-will,
{iputiu,g s. quality
; colour ; manone

ness,

ision,
malevolence; insult,sneer, der-

laugh.
s. adze, addioe.
*[[u,%n,.puM^
nuAfuf/^iTvn.

jhiia a.

to walk

slowly,with
steps.
which, what,
ttp,y, nil^pron.'w'ho,
that ;
ever,
whoi^uAtf-mtT,
np
rtp, who,
np
; npg

J^uA^umJ', all

they who

; "/" b^t.' what ; which

; all
the man
that; whatever; lyph np fm/
is coming ;
who
fintp what
^ni.
qnp
,

you

have

found ; tt.

np

what

k, "
iuip:^ "fhid'

^p

*-"."

is worst

4
of

np

all;

whom
I
aftphiT,the man
he
love; iitb"'kt"/" "tnpi*k'i"" does not
know
what he is Ao\a%\,
jnpJk whence,
uMjpu upp

ku

qualitative;
-""_

a,

various, diverse; -n/iiuij;

to
qualified;

m^iy

be

coloured;
jiup\;iX,io be changed into blood;
o.
qualifying;-u"_
"lugnt-gl;^
-aipiup
to qualify
a. qua; -in,.np
^nL^uHihiTva.
lified
vn.io

measured

whosoever

form; -mliuA
be

S. \\pu.l,.
;-".-/??
Wpujj ng s. sheaf,bundle
,

to lay
uft-/_,

corn

in

sheaves,

-"

4u"_

to bind

sheaves, to tie in bundles.

(\pp ng s. orphan, orphan boy or
ed,
abandongirl;fig.a.derelict,desolate,
up into

destitute ;

ab"7_^ i,opk b "^"c^

"

"

to lose one's father,or mother;

aiu,[^
jnt-Jkfk to be bereaved, to remain
-

desolate.

{[ppuAuitT,
nig"ti

vn.

to become

an

soever; orphan, to be fatherless " motherless.

f,gk whoever, whos. orphan-asylum, [able.
{[ppiu'iing
any thing whatever,aught;
charitt"whatever
ever
whatsoa. fond of orphans,
or
[\ppiniitp
/jt
np npti_
it may
be ; be that as it may ;
llppUMpS. {ipulku
nppnt.fs.
orphanhood,orphanage.
/Aiuiphaiijnp hi- ^utJliu,choose which

therefore ;

np

hi.

"

npb

ses
rin-

or
gutnpniliMifl,fi
uMiit-Mu^
JJiuyiini.li,
hpkif_
or
^""_
tape-worm, taenia ;
*-f^t
OOtS ! lupi^nt^u ^uiltiu^
pninh-uiu^pnq
to be crawling
i["l,to be full of worms,

fl/i^feSini-?
; "fl'p

*"

"ti'"'3

adopted ; "u,i^int-i_
j-u
as

uiy^ ^"""jl"-p

son;

like his

own

-"

to

to swarm
with worms;
with worms,
S. |9*ia^ii"-/"/A
a. full of worms,
crawling,
Wpq.'iiuiipj

son;

maggotty, rotten ; -6-/4 a. generating

or
uju-ut^mp^
producing worms
;

adoptive,
adopt

Queen-bee ; -^tp a. worm-eating ;

-4o.p a. worm-eaten, rotten, carious ;
or
wormipihu to become
grow

he nursed

"

or

-n.pmp.uMp

"

"*"

him

maw-worm;

worm,

ad. as, like,how.

{[pi-n^-'li
flf^-S.n
[mes ; scarlet,
"-/'?"*"fl/'?^*D/'T-u'^'iuipjjtps. cochineal ; kers. nopal, cochineal-tree.
[[pq-u/bei,!,
s. little child,
boy or
{[pQjr.uli
Ir^iug
boy.
girl; JiiT,
son, ray son, my

S.

worm

forum.
{[pif-nuuiui
s,

eaten ; -%iruA
a. worm-like
ive;
; -ufoipuip
adoptively
; -^pui^uiia. adoptto
to
oneself
fattening
a.
adopt;
breedingworms
; figaffiliate;
-^pkiTva.
affiliation
feed
to
vn.
s. adoption
-^ui%^ ipif-iT
-fpnt-t^'f
worms;
; -^4*
;

"tku

ad.

one's progeny;
killing
-4/A a.bring- to be worm-eaten.
forth
birth
swarming or
ing
a
a. all alive,
child;-^in^p^Ji, s. childn/'?.^'^n-'"5
[eaten,rotten.
crawling with worms,
; procreation of children ; -^tp
worma. eating or
devouring its offspring;
[[pi^'hl.j:,
tjuy vn. to grow
{[pi^nm lug O. rOttcH ; "JtiTS. fl/"^.
-^nuinp a. killingor destroying progeny
of children -j-iat-tpp,
[%/"/*.
s. cochineal.
^pi^iai-li
; bereaved
the sacrifice of one's own
children;
Wpt-uiptpiifs. people, men, folks,
to massacre
children ; lUblru persons ;u"Lu.ij.
nobility,noblemen,
uin^ki_,
to be bereaved
of one's children,to
S. ttpuifru.
(Ipfusi
[gentlemen.
have
one's
had
children
slain ; -{n.
4*
fl/"
f\ptuif.s. I Am, He who is,
a.
having lost one's children ; God, the Supreme Being ; S. 1;,b"^pnju
s. Sabellianism,Socinian{\pP ot_3 s. calf,{jtl.
-^"ypni.p-'[,
calves); 7./1_
ism ; -.iitruini.pt
s. uiarchy ; -^^t" ad.
j/"4 sucking calf; Jtu -#"".,
veal;a.

-,

"

filially
; -nkp

a.

fond

of one's

son,

"nt-

loving one's children

; -uPpni-PpiS,s.
fully
love; -"A"/ja. care-

paternal,maternal
a.

trainingone's children ; -uu^uA

dering;
killingone's own
child,child-mur*.

infanticide ;

-^.

roRst vcal ; JhpP

calflunpnilhuii_,
skin ; S. "pfrjt.r; ^^wf/j ,fawn, young
deer ;
i^nil.yp,
seal,sea-calf,
S.^nf;
gOldeU Calf.
nu^[iJini-iuiitnj
-

"

bot. co(\pP ng s. vine ; S. gii.Jp/7^;

locynthis
; coloquintida,bitter apple
(purgative)
; ptp -y
grapes ; mhpln.
,

-uuiuAm-f

infanticide.
child-murder,
fl^^/lij-Loj s. son, child ; D.j Son
-J/
of God, Only Son ; -^ a"-uy
^"""-u/^/i.jou"^

s,

the children
S.

^"-y-t

from
"4o"i
hke.

of

father to
ti.

-i

pprnfij,potters
nephews ; /i ^opt
-

begets

or

produces

ad. filially,
like a son ;
[\pq.{iu,p.uMp
filial; -^fjp *. god-sons; sf.

god-daughters ; -li^t'^vn. to have the

to be god-sons;-iuiir,
same
god-father,
to
the son of; to be
become
vn.
""3"ii
adopted by; -mlnug a. hating one's
to
va.
progeny ; -"jni.guM'i,yj'
affiliate.

adopt; to

; 4Hf 4

"

tings
vine-cut-

^uiifhi^jmlrpti-u
the

superfluous

a. calf-headed;*. Isis;
n^/^u'T/f'-A'

golden calf
a.

of the Israelites ; ~u,nt%li

". calf-herd
*-/iu'6vine-plant;
;-1.0^

basket-carrying ; -ifuyu, s.

vine-

wood

; vine-branch,
twig,sprig; -.^mp
[\pPb S. {SpPf.
[s.orthite.
flf/^MS. n/./""-4.
vines
tti'Pt-p
/3-i-m,*. ;)i.
Gv,
orthodox ;
w.
(\pPaq.n^uuij Q.
.

"

"

-"aljuA a. orthodoxical.
s.

vineyard;

stalk

of dried

: calf-house.
vine-cuttings

wood-worm
./"oyu,/,

npPnj

filiation.
s. sonship,
ttpj-lint-P
("..%

flf'^iq-uii.ifniytp q-uAj s. worm,

vermin, grub ; tp^p^ earth-worm

vine-tendril;

vine-leaves.

s.

-liu/b a.

-y,

successively;
g

son,

like

vine-leaf ; "".".-",,
vine-branches
-y
; PoPuiift"_ or
to strip away

; 4".

npftif^p-^
-^

"pq-'-fj

-^

darkness

of
light,

silk-

s. sucking calf,
npPn,./^
young calf.
fl/i/f
s. xool. rook.
npt.y
^ptt.'-*" "" Gr, w. oryza, rice.
,

nrn

nra

870

ruminant, ruminating; -"A

",[\pn-2C;f%,ui_I ilirpuMj
-f, to go upon its belly,
crawl
-h,r, hjl, -/../",
along ; lui^ioife/.
/"#^/""y -["
fcjwy vna. to ruminate, to
flat on the face ; sib-ta^au.
to fall down
to chew
the cud, to chew again,to rechew ; fig.to ruminate, to think,to
gui%ki_^?.,tomake a god of the belly;
whOSB
I)^-t" ftt-pkuilig
Gj-odig
S.
to
muse
*-limir
S"/""*ponder
on,
;
npng
stomach
their
ad.
t'^t
belly
a.
;
jo#i.t
ruminant; -mitupuip
my
"fe.r; -t,if_
,

"

aches.
ner;
ruminatingly,in a ruminating mana. creeping,
reptile
;
flpniluyiiaM^ituji
lucidly,
clearly,
plainly
distinctly,
she carries in her
-qy-tiiija. what
WpnUh ir.u'b s. bot. aira,hair-grass,womb; -J-kmni-P^i^t s. gastronomy;
kockle; darnel,zizania,tares; weeds; -J-kui s. gastronomist,Epicure ; -/uo"
ty,
S- n^""/"'/*""4"i.)
-*""'-/??*" flux,laxito sow
to create
dissension,
3-!tikiJig.
differences ; -lu^u/it
of tares ;
looseness, diarrhoea, scouring;
s. sower
of strife.
-4"^*.ventriloquist;
Pythoness;-^nj.
fig.devil,sower
drlcd
to
ni./?^
s.
ventriloquism,
[\pn'b,"'i,uiJ',
get
-quy ; -^iT^y*.
up.
uiguj vu.
*. gastroto
to
-4"'"y""-P?
niriiiittT,
search, gastromaucian ;
seek,
tgf va.
to
after
*.a"a/.
inquire
or
peritoneum;-"/i^.
into, to make
mancy;-"/i"^4
;

"nt-Hh
^ni^i-[3-[i
,

S. n/"n^'

search,
"liup

ferret,to investigate,to

to

to louse ;
to explore,to spy

rummage

ntpiPi-

s.

"uj

s. gasgastromaniac; "iTnin^-P'S

tromany

^'u.

god

out.

~uiuM^in

gastrolater,belly-

s.

s. gastrolatria
; -ui,u^
-Mt{ui^naL.f

dicted
one's belly,adnpninia. seeking,inquiring.
paip
""3 a. pampering
to intemperence, gluttonous,
s. search,inquiry.
t\liit'hn,.ah
to pamper
oneself,
i\(in^a.
distinct,
separate, different; guzzling; il-Hri_,
to
be
to
to
be
a
decisive,
given
tain
precise,clear; evident, cergreedy-gut,
to
or
round
to
s.
over
feeding,
; -^
gormandizing
step, stair,
; -uip-aip
ad.
s. gormandizing,
-mill,
distinctly,
clearly,plainly; gluttony; -uitupmpni-P-t
ing
decisively,
parately,
gluttony,voracity; -ukp a. thinkpositively,precisely;seonly of eating,gluttonous; -./"^
ive
specially;
-u,liu,%a. disjunct,

to distinguish,
to
a.
s.
colic,
abdominary ; -ju,,-nt-Ppt-i
; -fr"r, h^l, va.
bowel
discern; to divide, to separate; to
complaint;gastralgy; -gm-^uf.
with
a
decide, to determine; to specify;to "iitriTva. to form a vase
large
to excommunicate;
choose, to select;
belly; to make a very large or capacious
-^"r vn. to detach or separate oneself;
[because.
vase.
to be

excommunicated

; -^^, -ntiuifituli

conj.since,as, whereas,
f\pn,l^t.ntM-

ive,
definitive,
determinative,distinct-

ttpnuw ^ s. thunder 5 "

"ai^n^,
dering
thun-n,.ai,
a. thundering ; -ui^uju s.
.-"atl'S
i. distinction,
cision,
noise, rumbling, roll ; -"""/","""_
division,
separation;dedefinition,
determination,resolution
jf vn. to thunder, to rumble, to roar;
to detonate
segregation; -"7i.ffl
; difference;
; -uign,i_ 4"i.^,explosive
quently
jt-//t,lt-j,.n/
excommunication; ^npu
gas ; -i^iq.numa. thundering ; ad. fretho
four
bling
rumsoasous
thundering ; suddenly
iipn^dhKAp mutpt-nfU
a.

decisive ; -nunt-pj, -n^pf

,

"

"

of the year

; -m-iii,
t
decision,o make

mi^Xhu
up

to

come

to

one's mind.

-/iiA -n"-iffi *. thunder ; S. P^e*.

^pnuiiTu/bBoanerges ,
^^1.% ; "7"7-/!/"
;

S. Qopu/ii^tir.
*fl/""i""""'"/'
[away with.
to destroy, to do
flpn^tj; t-jf^
va.
fl^,""^,u,_g".lamb;
-u"4or/"4*.lambkin.
{[pn^liyi,
/,js. belly,
paunch ; womb,
,

child ; ^t^Jm-ta

S.

"

womb;
one's

to cram
stuff
fi,X"ilri^q-,
or
belly or guts,to glutoneself;

S.

S/''^-

"

"

J-.
iif/.4t

[tolull

sleep.

to

[\pnphj;tjp va. to cradle,to rock,

s. by-by,lullaby.
(\pni"p
(\pii"'/'
ba -b^p *""'jr-wp
wj ""

"

[cob;

fl/""/"'
b *" "Ool. "ea-mew,
sea-gull,
Wpnpuib n/"'/"'j
1]/"'^""j s. cradle;

-/, gastroto-

i"*/""* -f gastroraphy; 4^/""i"'-l'

-/' * belly-timber
; jui^n^pij.
-[,
fond
bellyful;
*i"".u.y
-^, gastrolater,
of one's belly,dainty;
4"..^j-k Jhp
born-lame
lame
from
b'-rv
the
,
"y

of Thunder.

sons

fruit of the
uterus,matrix; .^".".t-.^-^,

womb,

'

"

much,

how
as

tt.1. ?

more?
-

'

how
tuu

"

"

"

how

many,

as

much

how much
uin-uit-lr^i

times?
uiifuMiT? how
many
J-uiJhAu,^? how long? -jbui t as
-

"

much
as

as

much

in
as

me

lies,
my
can

best ;

^mp

iu,phj;
as

much

nro

71

possible;

as

t-t.

rich

he

i-hiT i^im
much

Jt^iumaJb

f^i-^i I

I do you;

as

Ag4

{[pu

ever
how-

esteem

k,.

him'

s.

oj

be ; u.j%iM,^
j.up.

may

hunting, hunt,

as

-aj

; njtouuib^
; venison, game
ing-season;
shootfield-sports
; h,pa%u,li
-y
,

j".,L.m2_J'a.u,_

chase

sport; prey

ikp. in proportion as he advanced;

tho
^pu
n^ C,UMi-uMumuMif.yb
^^/Oib-ajjk

er,
skilfulhunt-

ifiTni-m-^,

uMfp

good sportsman,

man
mighty hunts-

game-keeper ;
or
them, iliu/iig
investigates
fishing, fishery;
/3-"e.^"j
the more
hunting;
^ lilA^uMqn^,n. shooting,
fowling; utnni-b-iinM-i
one...;
', foxlikuij; vrhile I breathe
this mortal
-ilutft-pj,tiger-hunting
; j; muM^uiiMiu/b-Of

"

more

sifts

one

ing
^hittuiku to go a hunting or shootto shoot wild beasts.
; Jluirtrij
yourself! i/i,ku.i^
{[patupuAMhiT,
h^ftva, to spy into or
kp ib" "r-yp
surprise a person's sentiments , to
since ray birth did
draw
a person
a person
out, to cause
"i_ k hiihuiu never
I sleep so
well ;
to
give involuntaryevidence; -[p^ S.
iTuMp^lili
%y'h^u,^
as
men
as
Ifopitlip
f\piitu^uMat
many
; -liuA a. hunting ; s. S. Qp^
many
,
S^PiaM^nt-P-lit^i
". quantity, [minds.
hound, greyhound ; pu,_
; ^ti
unpq.
S. iipaitu'
bird
[ipiiliiifl
lk~" trained hawk; p-n-^Ji,
of
ad.
hunter ; -4fj s. hunting{[pufku
as, the same
as, like,
prey ; #
oreatn

Hph^^^r

; j" p^^

! of
pn,.p-'tg

how

^jf*^^ m"

much

p-*"^

have

you

prived
de-

-,

almost, according to

conformably,

or fishing-companion.
to chase, to
va.
that,that,
^puutiT,
uiijui) or_5/"
that,so that; because,for; hunt, to go a hunting or shooting,to
to win
t..
p-k
as
shoot; fig.to try or endeavour
if,as though; tjliuipn.
involve
to seduce, to wrap
what
or
or
Igki at all events, no matter
up

how

; when
to the end

^^

in order

"

ever
happens ; ^lupif.ki. ^miQ;[i^fiihow-

in snares,

wish, in whatever
way
it ; Jiupq.nf lunuiy eu

they may
one

wish

may

"M,i-ni.pf

4"'"-"

jt^P the days of

man

like

are

grass.

n'^"v4" n^"vt" it
.

indeed!

uMiLu/tia

mufbp %P

how

int. how!

Wu
^^Uhh-ini

to prey

catch

entrap

or

upon
a

; fig.to captivate,
to
to allure,
to entice, attract,
to insnare

s. the why,
^puiku'b
a.
^puikm no matter

Wpu/puli ui.ni
,

that;
t'''i_l'3k
nij^nfbu
iyu
-

salutation this

know

in-

in

\ what

or

of

l"gk

"

i^w^aqni.ppi.'i,
ment
propitiousmo-

occasion

ifnun-u

our
of hon-

in search

the chase.

whatsoever.
condition , state.
d/'iv/'"'"-/'
^.(inality,
np2_""J ".den,lair,
kennel, burrow,
hole; uMqaulruni.fox-hole.
ad. cave-like,
like a cavern
{[plaipuMp

tivals
fes-

whatever

favourable

;
the

or
glory.
\\puujju"C. S. ^npiiiyu "C.
s. part of the produce of
npuiairaiui

! j-limt-u [ii^
those

to watch

to go
li,M"ruiuMaili^u
,

what

words

own

uii-r,L.pjf

; such

mauuer

his

as, for instance ;

might be

tjW" you
tnai^ti
were

wherefore.
which.

the

ub-uigtt. what

lA^, as, such

he is dead!

to

qnp,

2/""-4ri
; ui,fniJiu

^a^lia

His

Jkn-uit.nL.pt.-:a,,
what!

judgments!-.

souls;

to entrap;
surprise,

to flatter ;
to gain a
quftpm m-pm-^
person's heart ; t".^ pu/ufti-to win a
{"
["'ii^puMiu
person with fair speech;
to
a person
outangle
phput'iinj
ni-pnt-^

i^iumutu^
are

fox ;

person,
to win;

what!

unsearchable

to hunt

to

fowl ; S.

to

or

s. chase, hunting ; hunting

({pua,%p
fishingimplements; fig.trap, trick.
[IpuM^uj a. abounding in game ;

-uihin s. chief huntsman

fond

; ~ukp

-mki^

of the

chase,sportsman ; -i/^_
of sporting; -umA
love
den-like
a.
-ihi.
s.
-Jhi-m
a.
ip-t'l' pni-Pf
;
;
of
full
retire
s.
to
to
its
den
hunting-ground,
vn.
game ; ~puA
; -%u,tr, 'o^uy
to change the
chase ; -^n/. J/iitJ'
vn.
to hide in a hole,to go to earth,to
vn.
the
or
crouch or squat in a kennel ; fig.to
hunting-field,
fishing-place.
{[pntks. small game.
nestle,to creep into,to hide oneself;
devil.
s. hunter; fi^.
[\pan,i_
o- hiding in caves
or burrows
;
-"o/2.
{\punpq.,
;
lurking-place
ui^ s. hunter, huntsman,
-puiu s. hiding-corner,
Sfisber,fisherman,
"c.
venator;
.J^'"*?^2tL'
{ipt[Sf\e3L'I'r-'a
huntress
lice.
liffb
with
;
piscator
puAli^
swarming
;
nfi"-'"tAja.iousy,
a.

7'i

nn
a

pryer into other person's thoughts.

a hunter
n^'u/i^T.iufiui/iad.like
; -/uwp
hunter
a
or angler; -liu/i,
deceiving

t\,-[3-ul,L'huM/i
s. octostyle.
n"-/7"%u"/fr""/
o.
a.
octogenary.
S' (!/"""'(""'%
a, containingeighty.
s. the
ochase, the
{\i-l3-u^iuii.np
j -^
SO'b.
[[A.p-ii'iihpnpq.,
hunting art ; -u/fr.n s. chief huntsman,
u"j a. eightieth,
t\i-Pua^%, a%l,ga. eighty.
Master
of the hounds.
[S. d^"". OctopCtaloUS.
s. hunting; shooting;
[[i-Pmlrplri.lriitii
D/iun/'f.o'^T?^?
of eight days;
a.
[[..Poplruy,
s.
hunter;
ptf,^
game-keeper.
npuoii,^
S. [\jJ- [-"pke kl'3s. octave.
flt."/to ray{\cJ-uip.ii.ini.pJ,
s. dynamics ; ~Pu"p
to enrapture,
tjli
va.
ttp^tiT,
exhausted
a.
a. Orphean.
drooping , faltering
npip^iu^iMA
;
{\ir^iknu
s. Orpheus.
~^ifi s. dynamometer ;
u,^ a.
ing;
corroboratstrengthening,fortifying,
S.
"C.
times
how
s.
^.-J^kiij,
-m-P^
quantity.
-i-np
;
many
a.
strong, great; violent,
[\pp[A,
tippl''-''"
^iru/iis.med.heT^es,^i-J-^ffb
vehement
ad.
or
impetuous,
a.
tetter, ring-worm, impetigo;
;
mently
vehefl..conj.and, ".
vigorously,violently,
[herpetic,scabby. strongly,
to beat
violently,
;
ii.u/ithi_,
to take
n,.p-,pja. eight; n^p-ftju ^"""iA, unmercifully
;
by
,ua%nt.i_,
fully,
disdainto eye
force;
eightscore;ju.i//"S*^*'4"'t"'/' ^"'uMl^Mplihi_,
to regard ferociously;
hi^
in the year
pfi^P boP-u^iuMuntX
^4,
of our Lord eighteen hundred
" seventy
p-u/uuifjto be swift-footed , to ran
eight,1878.
swiftly.
{\,.p-iucfuil_a.
in-oetavo, 8^0; -qt a.
ad. -iuMiT,
octachord
to gather strength,
or
posed
*^ a. com; -i/Tuuitiuj
uijju,/ vn.
to get strong, to grow
of eight parts ; -ilbu.) -Jhu,'L
stronger, to be
octennial
become
a..p-kJtafb
a.
strengthened; to
prevalent,
; -Jlihty a.
eightmonths old ; -i^ui/.^.octahedron; to predominate, to prevail over, to
ad. ; -"v^/'i(
s. octagon;
s.octophorum ; -"imIiIJu
domineer; -"Yt"" S- fl'-'^?-/*
-%fii.
a.
-%ilic%p a. octagonal
octangular ; a. bound tightly
dauntless,
-"/f^"i
;
a.
fearless,
having eight steps or
valiant,
-^"[i7Cu/birui/
intrepid;
courageous,
to
corroborate
to
stairs; of eight degrees or orders;
va.
-jni-jraitJ"
to
octonocular
to
a.
-l/raij
tuple
strengthen, fortify; give more
; -o/mmf 4 a. ocintenseness, to augment, to increase;
as
; ad. eight-fold,eight times
much
to render
s.
violent,impetuous.
; -^uA^
gr. octosyllable
; a.
a. octohedrical.
[[".p-if-ltJl,
s. vehemence,
n.-J-.f'bn^p^Jb
[-bic.
tuosity,
impefury,violence,heat, ardour,
eight,octonary ; eighth; the number
; force , strength
intensity
energy,
efficaciousness.
eight;eight days.
vigour; efficacy,
n^-Rt^pip^ .//y a. eighth,8'h ; ad.
ous;
fli-c^t.^.
""5 a. strong, robust, vigors.
ave
octeighthly; octant;- ^ui/b mus.
valorous;powerful; -u"4 S. fl"-_
-mmAuiiT,
to fortifyor
; -hiT,
hgl, va.. to repeat eight J-t-ij^;
uijuij vn.
times ; to pay or to take the eight.
strengthen oneself; -m-pf, s. force,
all the eight.
a.
^"-P-lr^^lTufi,
vigour,power.
^"-P-hi^muiuiia. eighteen; -uiltu,i_a.
fl"-J-t.r,
strength,
tyf vn. to have
in-18"no ; -,uJtu,ja. eighteenyears old.
to be able,to resist;
to oppose.[strong.
"

-mm-

-n,,,

-"

-u

-u

-u

"

{["-PP^ln-lru/b
a. eight-winged.
fl"-/?ft2t""ieight-columned ;
{[pnifl^iiiriMMj
Ottapla.
o,d. eight times.
fl'-/^fis"
{["-P-liui'iiifbku,!
a. of eight cubits.
a.

S. (\L.J-Iri;
*t\,-J-nil_
-u/iiuttrvn.
-%

n "-/?'""n"-/i
S. ZOol. octopus.
(\i.l3-ni.,"uiii%
a. eighteen; -mJtujj
-

years

old ;

years

fl^^,[.a"!,/nL^tp ^ij
ni-fntX^ s. pearl necklace
,

s.

to

get
-ti/is.

neck ;

or

; Venetian

pearls bead , glass-bead bugle :

knuckle-bones, cockle ; "in^./uMiTp
t-p^
,

a.

since ; -tpi.^if.
a.
the
s.
or j"^W

eighteenth,18il'; -h^ha/u
whole eighteen.

kid ; fawn
fl'-/_.
""-j
njj s.
kid-skin;-/.^s. young kid.
or

Pu,i_, to fall
to
in

headlong,head-foremost,
fall;^^. to be plunged
in desensuality; to be sunk
tumble,

to

nM,

73

bauchery,towallowinvoluptuousness. of treaties;transgression;-l[aii_,
""_j
{{"-^tuif-irin^p-liJi,
or
s. stiff-neck,
qonpain a. observing,keeping a vow
in the neck;
s. dicer; cocklevention, faithful,
true, loyal, true-fumqu,^
player;-^.m^*. vertebral region, back
hearted ; -^mir a. votive ; -^uimiup a.
S. n^t^ "c.
fl'-/"
panion
accomplishing one's vow; -ipj *. com[" neck.
,

(It-^wf /y

s.

; wisli
covenant

VOW

compact,
ment;
, agreealliance,
pact, treaty; order,
congregation
comunity ; clergy ,
prayer;

churchmen; pilgrimage; u,ql.'everlasting

"-".

-^

-^w^i^^

vow

"c.
-^k'lin.
,

s.

s.
vow

covenant;

in

desire,

ditional
con-

promise, alliance;iriuu,lru,%
-{",Holy Writ, the Bible; u"uui,Au,li
tt.
-(" the ark of the Covenant
; 4/it.
the Old " the New
^'"P
Testaments;
,

Christians
^iui.uiu,u,jhin^

ally, confederate

^^'
n"-/""""?.'"^j

'

""-

of a
accomplishment,observance
S.
convention, fidelity
or
; -i"t/"

-mhifl, s. sanctuary,holy
[["-lu."ialiuMij
makes
one
place; -pu/iis. place where
avow

convention;

or

a.

-piup

plaisant,
com-

obliging, affable; -i.np

made

that has

a.

Nazarallied;

vow;

) ; s. pilgrim
klilr^ ite ; professed(monk or nun
to deto
vote
1^3 "-y
vow,
-f,, clergy;
"Tm'Llindi,^
4""_
Irgiyvn; -i-nplij;
oneself
to
God
or dedicate
i-"*j nunnery; -/.mh.i},^ holyplaces,
; f,g.
sanctuaries, relics ; uiu^p^, ^pu,iMiu,p,u_ to deprive oneself of,to abstain from;
-

"

s. consecration, state
lemn,
So-M.npnt-p-JtLX
of
condition
a
Nazarene, of a monk
in'iilunpi,ni.pn.
;

liiutiultiui'itinL.itui'hhit
Simple,
"

or

indissoluble

u/ii/aii^t-ir

vow

indiscreet

imprudent

pilgrimage.
profession;

vow,

to make
to VOW,
a
va.
a
[\i./uinfrir,
iiit-uto make
i-_jf
vow, vows
;
to
the
to
take
make
to
to
a
profess
;
vows,
f.^^^.
vow
"'ihi'lun^ni-P-tvow;
of chastity
conclude
a
make
ant;
or
to
treaty,or covenlin.t-i_^pmuiuipuiliiui;
into a
make
solemn
a
to confederate,to enter
or
treaty ; if-*'*/_
jto
to
mutual
%n,-kpu
obligation
mise
protTutuil/iti^^
;
",.,lhp make a treaty,or
alliance with
to be
in
an
professed
offerings; ni-^mhiui_a.
one,
any
treaty for ; Ifiighu-'iui^ujnt.p-'t
^utu^
(monk or nun ).
-"iiuiiT,uigui/
mMuini-pt "uniit-uto mako peace ; 4""^
a.vegetarian;
n'-ft-""4t/"
to cool down, to be estranged ; to
vn.
J-/A to remain faithful to one's vow;
to go out of, to abandon, to
liuiuiuipir[_
remove,
q-'ii to accomplish one's
to cool,to damp,
fail
^
vow
; uti/uu/ftir^
^["~
2p^l. f
"*; -jm-gu/iihWva.
to remove.
to
to
break
to
ate
violavert,
or
tn-ufumuMnLb^i^
estrange;
^ fii-p
one's vow
to
pense
disbridge; way or pass. stairs;
{["-l^,^
sage
; mio^/AA-^ q-i
with
from
S.
"Qni-it
[4""i-"p"cor
a
vow
exempt
;
;
to
n"-y."'/"4'^'^
S.O"'-'/"'/'.
-fi^^ pA^pti_, to desire ardently,
^i-Hiapliaii-np
long for eagerly ; tpPu-i^j- to go on
{[..qbif'i.ui^
passenger
uig ". traveller,
I
a pilgrimage ;
s. travelling,journeying.
-.'^Pt
^"/"
;
liuMmuiph-^lg
^-""
from a journey
will accomplish
s. return
vow.
f\i-qtii.iap^
vow

"

-~

"

"

"

my

s. pilgrim; -ni.p-1,,.%
s.
^"-l"muiifiiu"g
a
""
making
pilgrimage;-i-tp' "tP'"3
Nazarean
under
vow
a
vow,
; being
;

allied,confederated

; to conclude

vow

to form

hj[,vn.

ipik-ijto make
treaty; -^py,r,

alliance

an

or

eracy,
confed-

to

s. making
league ; -if.pnL.p-1,
a
concluding a treaty; vow;
vow;
profession;wish, desire; -fpni.J-,-_
^ui%g [ig s. violator or breaker of a
,

or

[ey

voyage,

or

travelled.

voyage,

returningfrom a journ(\i.^lit-Mui_a.
s. fellow-traveller,"pasn"-"2.^4^5
senger
retinue,train,attendants,
; -^
suite,cortege; it%iri_or-ijt'f,k^uy
to travel together,to accompany,
vn.
.

to

go

with

to

; to

follow

convoy

-liga^pb s. travellingcompanion,
following, company
,

companying
ac-

convoy.

brains ; marrow
n"-Y.^7.t
"""-nnsi *" brain,
S"
ulrbh-iuli
j9*""^tiiY_;
nL-qgnf
;
false-hearted,
,
to be judicious,
skull; -^ tu!'-b'"'-'I'l^u
unfaithful,perfidious
; -^%gt-ir vn. to
vow,

of

convention

gressor
trans; infringer,

offender ;

break

or

violate

tS-fs. violation of

a.

one's
a

vow;
vow, of

-^uAjau.^
a

tion,
conven-

contravention,breach,infraction

in

one's

nu^hp-ug

rightsenses

to the

vory

Jlfiifkrty-

m.arrow

bones ; -luliuibp-p-num-m

s.

of the
chem.

ce-

nh^
rebric acid ; -lyfi

a.

cerebral

lar,
; medul-

s. odometer.
fli-./it""i//
H'-^^/'if
fts. gift,
present,homage;

an

'"'' present

Jiumni-juAtu
hg[,va.

address ; -tiT,

make

to

he shed

flood of tears.

s. torrent-water
{\i-qluu,ini-p

to give;
present, to present,to offer,
to push forth, to produce;
to address;

torrents

to

swollen

torrent ;

to

to win
attract,
persuade, to

with

to seduce;
gifts,

induce

; -ni-Oh

s.

s. guldc, cscort;
fli-qtrgn/j

; mech.

tension.
ex-

ry
itinera-

sector-guide; om.u^u.^"'*^
cicerone,guide; ^AA-^^,to guide,to
-

"

escort, to conduct.
f. traveller;
nt-ytcrYi
;f
passenger
-p in travellingtrim ; -ui^a/ii
a.

"}"-"-

-tj;
travelling;
t^j, va. to guide, to
conduct, to direct in the way, to put
the way ; to send, to despatch,to
on

forward

journey,
travel,to
"
there

-^iT,t^uj vn. to set out on a

to start,to go to travel,to
take

^tqt-quim

overflowing;

-"-"p

"

-j.,
or

-_j"Aa. inundating,
rents,
tora. having small

to inundate

[overflow.
to
vn.
-piT
;

n"-^^t"r
a.
rushing like
(\'-qf'p'u,^au
va.

flooded

rent;
tor-

[tially.
orf- in torrents, torrenn"-'/A""/'4'^
nt-iii-JAa. palm-long,four-inched,
torrential.

four finger'sdeep.
s. n"-^""/""""c.
"c.
n*-^r"^"'{i""'%i
"

ciously
rightly,well; sensibly,judi-pwp
a. good, just,upright,
; -puipy
honest ; ~-p.hpia. high and straight;
well-shaped,straight,tall ; ^i"^- ^u,.
ad.

to hold one's
journey, to journey; i"i#4".".to go haughtily,
head
s.
journey,travels; itinerary;
brain-cavity;
high; -pnfl"
-lineous
a. rectilineal,
or
skull;-?./"*"
^uiWuip liuMiTif-uMpi the journey

-nt-Pl
"

mountain
rent,
stream, torflood; ravine; -.p ^aauAui^, 44-.
torrents
i^uii^^aa-[3-k-uifi
nhi^u
; "^
river of pleasures; -^ uiphu/ii a river
of blood ; ppp^j"'iJ"^'"*P "*pufuiuat^tuiM

^".ijuf_js.

medullary.

address

nh%

374

*.

back

"

-linear ; -^/"/r
a. correct, written

f-uipi,the
home; ftMuju^-p-lr,u%,
voyage
travellingexpenses ; n,-,ihi-"pl,i_
^,,
out

g */"^

fri_

"

rectly
cor-

a.walkorthographer;-"fi'ui^
ing upright; fig.walking in uprightness,
to go one's last journey.
full of rectitude,virtuous;
q.u,p^
-ifbu,^
doing,
wellor
s.
s.
fl"-'i42_.
a.
branch,
gni^p-Ji
/^
bough;
orthodromy
;
-^npb"'J
shoot,slip; -^ hi^pn^u,^ tiers of the
just;upright; -^puM^uM% a. othorns of deer, antlers ; jtuuiu,t.lr[_,i-"thographical;-^pfeir!;a.
to correct, to
to prune, to lop,to trim off the
to write
to
to
set
spell;
right,
rectify,
fluous
superbranches
ed,
branchs.
tification
reca.
correction,
correctly; -upm-P-t
; -""^iu.4
branchy.
a.
; gr. orthography ; -^u/o.
road
of right or just judgment, judging
s.
route
(!"-?/"
'i^y
way
,
journey; passage ; j- u.pliu.'iiiru
to
s.
equitably,just, right; -q.uiu,n,-f3f
send on a voyage,
to start a
sound
correct
or
right
judgment
person
,
,
on
a journey; juAifiu.'birij
-7."""-"i.i,
^j a. orthodox,
n"-qi,nf /i,^ good sense;
to leave,to
catholic ; -^/"/"/'
to become, to befit
"btijto set out, to start,
vn.
; s.

depart,to go away.
a.
; -^5
rect,
di""
fl"-'//"/.'
right,
straight,
fat,
greasy;
"'-'tt"j

marrowy

-/""4

; pithy; plump,
"o.
S. f]'^'"'^'".

"c. ; -fuou
vertical,
upright;correct,accurate
rectly
uij a. speaking well, corfig.right just honest , loyal,
or
-pioat-j;
justly;
t-jp va. to
equitable ; ad. directly straightly
or
speak correctly properly ; -pioanJj^
,
rectly
vertically;
uprightly,rightly,
justly, s. orthology; -ifh"r va. to conduct di-hnt-it
well; *. S. (I'-Y.H; #*
is
whose
a.
marrow
"ght line;
;
dried
est,
ufiililii,
right angle ; up^m honor
"unHru to consume
up ;
loyalheart; Jfiuipuprightmind, suck the marrow;
u,n^,hi_giut-n^
to smooth,
just judgment; """i.%t{^,
ifnulikpu, to torment, to excruciate,
to prepare
to torture ; -liu!ba. right,
direct ; s. gr.
ready the way;.
; to make
nominative; -4f a. right; ad. rightly,
to the point,to aim at;
come
S. D^t-u-^
4niii^ directly;correctly; -^^^n.
to indoctrinate,
to instruct
cut
a.
"f.,uuik,"hu
puil/jt'i-;
-l/iiiai-p
quite straight;
in sound principles
thou
;
-dj/tJ'vo. to reunite well; -(fn"".^a.
nin/t
n. uftiih 3'"l'
liast rightly
judged.
straight-beaked;
";,u,q.nfp S. fli.,j2a,.
,

'

[Wi,

7;;

it-MLiiA
normal

"

ad. directly,
-4"yfr"j a, perpendicular; pendicular;
quitestraight,
^[,tt plumb-line; --j.xyfejn^ perpendicularly,
apeak; -ni.piii.%s.
,

/3F".perpendicularity
; -4u,t.m")
fj

perpendicularity.
flt-^oL/??^
*. direction;regularity;
-Amfl,a,.pf s, correct
pronunciation; fy. rectitude,uprightness,integrity,
-Jt.-lrj'va. to direct;to
8.
justice,
tion
equity; correction, rectificarectify;
in
rect
di"'-"ltl^iuir,un.omirir;
a
-Jprf-a.
adjustment, amendment
dress,
; re,
line,
direct,
vertical,perency
straight,
reformation; direction,tendpendicular,
moral
upright; -Jt,,.n^pt,
s. perduct,
;
pendicularity;
iluipni-^
tendency,con,

orthodox

a.

; -4,aM.u,u,n..pJ,
s. ortbodoxy;

*. ortbo-J-a,p^,.pi,L.%
pedy ; -jf,,,,j-u,u,g
or
a. soundrightminded, judicious,sensible,honest,
upright;-"/i."i./3?s.
good sense, probity,

rection
cormorality,morals; pw^oij
of morals; '{"["pp
-P'k^, the
Book
of ./a"/;ef
," u,bki_j-,to reclaim,
to correct; ,/be reclaimed,
^u^.. to
integrity,
to
honesty,sagacity;^/A
corrected, repent.
cerebral ; -i4/.i.i
s. orthogon,rectangle;
[[i^ini-li,
qj[,s. palm, hand, hand's". orthogonal, rightinches.
-%fil-iAli
four
breadth,
-

a.

angled,
a. moving
rectangular;-^."/fcA
or
Btraigbtly
evenly;-^..uliq^a.
straight

n"-^""""-_5 s.
I

camel

camel

; iHumiuli
-

she-

"iu"a7"4
dromedary; q-m.
(road); walking upright; -^'ini.pi,^% ijiuji,luithu to bellow like a camel;
s. med.
ortbopnrea,orthopny ; -zn^i,^a.
-u.i^ui'fcs.
camel-keeper; camel-driver;
blowing straight;-^.o^/s. square; cahot. pine- or golden-thistle
~iM"l,"i.^s.
;
thetometer; 4""/."'bevel; -mku ad. -m_pu,q_ s. chimsera,fabulous monster
well ; -^p,rs' med. cerehalf camel
half deer; -t%p ". camelright,
rightly,
bral
skin ; -tpiiii/in^
multitude
fever,brain-fever ; -uu,^n^pj,
or
.?.
g. drove
sound
doctrine ; -ulpu, a. single-heartof camels.
ed,
estial,
upright,straightforward;
fl'-'/.'/'
S.O.f"/^
-,-"pkj; -luTthj; -hufi, a. celS. n"-4j*-./"
luminous,shining;supreme.
; -ifiuiqnus. ithyphallus
;
~ih iua-SfUiL.tu (X. OrthodOX,
ness
sweet"i^iiMMn.
tti-JHs. zest, relish, much
,

lua

-.

in

*" orthodoxy, Caficent.

benecatholic;-,fuin.nii
tholicism;
; -uii-np a. kind, bountiful,
a. searchingthe truth.
-.^"ft'ii
s. rudder, helm
n^-Hilk-uilf
gulator
fl'-'fiv
". drinking,
drink; drinkingIrlil,
; rebout, draught, sip,gulp; iuruilri_
; S. l/r.^^
to sip; Pk^nk"'!"- j- kp' although
a. corrigible.
n"-72^//^
nt-qilt-iT,
straight, he was about to drink.
t-jp va. to make
to trim, to straighten; to erect, to
[\i-irki. uikm a. useless,
{[t-iTufku,
rect; worthless, futile,
raise,to hold up; to address, to diflimsy; whatever,
to conduct, to govern,
to rule ;
whatsoever
; arf. uselessly.
to correct, to rectify; to correct,to
n^yf ^jt s. god of hell,Pluto.
flt-i*. having,taking,hold ; S. flj%reclaim, to improve, to reform, to
make
n"-"""(""y a. having, containing;
better, to amend;
^imju,
ad. habitually; -mliu/iia. habitual
regulate one's conductor
ij^Mui.utto
-uip.u,p
born
actions ; to repent, to amend;
; habituated, inured; innate,inqyPiM_
to habituate,
to reone's
deem
lyiba to confess
errors,
; -luhuMiT, uiijiy vn.
to accustom
one's faults ;
oneself;-ui^m-gui'ulrJ'va.
^u'lm-ftp
ipuA
to accustom
to address,to direct one's words
to
habituate,
; -nt-pt s.
to,
S. nt-*";
to question ; iuuiku,%
to assemble
habit, custom, accustoming,
convoke
council ; ip^tu^ m-Jt^
or
routine,practice; -pp ad. by routine,
a
to burl a javelinat ;,
quers
conpp: jtuiiPl custom
by rote ;
qfi-y/"mar.
custom.
to mast.
[just,virtuous.
a.
{\t^iufl,,
ly a. empty, void; vain,
straight(road); fig.
^L-iiif^P-mg
useless ; ad. in vain,vainly; *. vacuum,
corrector ; reformer
tor,
recfl'-ta/'i*'
;
director;conductor,leader ; driv-. void,vacuity.
"C.
S. X^iiuni^iuMibui^
||l.?/uhV#u#^"ii?#
; steersman, helmsman;
er, coachman
ad.
"c.
S. 1*-""4; meek, regulator,governor,
; -piap
fiu/ii
vainly,to no purpose,
a.
moderator.
uselessly; -pyu
unfruitful,
,

um.

"

^"-"UWPt "y
"

**"

direct,
straight,
per-

a. given to futile
unprofitable
; -/i"/i4

nKii

76
or

*.

vain

useless
thoughts;-^ny^a.seeking
a. of vain
things; -lipo'u
religion
;

stand

a. clotheless;of;
miscreant; -i,iii%n.k-pA

false
/.jo.of

void

of

handed

; ad. with

-Jt-ni,

empty

retain

^un-uifjf
-

to

"

think

to; to
to

oppose,

hinder; to stand

before ; qj-k^r

-"^"i" go

design or project,to

to impede,to

empty-

a.

hands

to watch

care,

oneself,to

to

form

propose

meaning; chatter;

doctrine;

erroneous

to

/fiJJn^ to

-Jm/ii paiii, "iu3fbni-[ilfs. word

discourse

regard

to take
religion,
,
infidel,^nt-^t-P-t

ous;
misbelieving;of little faith,incredulor

qn^

-i,u,i-u,u, ,

to
"ju.tiif,,
as;
of,to supply the place
stop one, to seize; fuj,

as, to
instead

upon

make

to

"

sist,
reor

head

a-

addle-headed, gidgainst, to face,to resist,to oppose, to

dy;
to keep
s.
^"-piflunpi,ni.pn.u
-iFmni.p^liL.'i,
empty-mindedness, fight;
to
tain
mainsenselessness
another's
secret;
tfumt^i,
vanity , emptiness ;
,
the
house
of
honour
-""/"."/",
the
become
to
"/^^^l.
to
;
empty,
u"9'"/ vn.
to koop the faith;
be emptied; to vanish, to vanish or
n[unuu,nilu/iin,^pT'"
to refrain from
appear;b "bfOl' "ip"'pk"'-P't
pass away, to go off in smoke, to dis-

empty-headed,

a.

"""-

"

to be

deprived of, to

remain

to control

anger,

one's

^m-P--

anger;

"without; to be debased, humbled;

a.
vain, proud, vainglorious;
-iMiuipir

to have
pity on us ; ^uiq^utni.
"jJl/iiij
ijn^uniMl to follow the doctrine, to be

S.
-2u.'i,

of the

Sf"""f"*';
"^kp a.. Vain, fond

vanities;-"[,p"^p^y
"

s.

love of

vanity;

S- ijl^putlliuuinui^
llufuutuil^
; "ilwp

hum

attached

a.

oneself
"bkiTva.

debase

things,applying

render

to

to
annihilated,

dust, to

"nnt-^

or

vain

down

humble
;

of ;

n^

not

take

a.

vainglorious.

nt^ifiir

unt-mu

for

you

liars;
t

or

um.

lun^

^"upi
nt^ikpi "fhiu

to the

-^.""-

do

^iFiuumnt^u nt^^ph thOy

themselves
wise; I'pptiqJ^p_
thought

as

they

looked

on

him

Iiiu^ul.
^iu
prophet ; upintTumt^fd-li
enraged ; ^At ""-'*'A"""""'fct^.
,

was

what

??"" t^?2*-_
you to do ? 4""/.
take it by the horns ; ^puiJiyt,

have

oneself; puiji

""
rendering vain
~3"'-al'i-

sect
I

liy-U

^."%":%, he

with;bow

auMLdiltliu

futilities;
-gni^,u_

to

to

empty;
useless, to do away
to be

vain

to

of

p-iuE^uiliuMiiyti
they
qtf.^tL.^

3pj' 'tiifuj
"

him

gave

at

highest place

the

the

s.
n"-""o/%i"-/?^"-%
vanity ; inutility,feast ; myiitfu lianuit-^-ai the fever
has seized him, he has caught a fever;
futility
; /?" uiiu^niuJht^tp superstition
,

"

;
ity of

P'h^

"

*"'''

^i^^nt^inylt^

nt^tftiF ft

VaU-

all is
vanities,

^ir%lrinpi^duumU

trt-

^pii

in

luWt

Venice;

vanity.
stayedtwenty-fouryears
n"-""^i^"t"3s. chaff,straws, trifle. lui, iituiui,.
q[,u fear seized me ; ^ pii,_
ft'-^';mind, do not care
legume ; grain, 'iip
Jp ni^lip never
"c!'nr"3"-pulse,
^S'.
for that; nt^kf' t'-'L"UL"-'
corn
descendants; -/"_
they
;
progeny
4t/.a. feeding on legumes, vegetarian. had indeed oil,but
; luouki_fiuiiun.
he began to speak; liutiuMpm-^
a. holding,taking.
n"-'fct^i^^^pTCu
^Jiih/kf.
ikuig s. tongs ; pincers, ipnjb seize the canals ; ^^"vn"^"y"*pliers; nippers ; snuffers ; S. U"".j/t^^;uiuMurauAlitraa n"-lip anhnuilMU
Ita
QO
Siwith
lences
them
fukg^ha^inj claws ;
gar-tongs
suopportune
replies;
^npuipli
;
"ll'puip.ni-J-l.g
forceps;
pioujti n^ptTt n^nt^piT Muulrit I CaUhow
to
"luipuut^,l,"^l,,
curling iron, curling not speak, I do not know
tongs.
S.
"c.
]no^4n"-/.^
C%""^4
[ion. speak ;
*. possession, dominn"-*t/"""-/?f"-'i'
WiXiny ft n"-M^ 4'-"y*" ounce.
n"-%{'%ifA j.ear; niSi^ntAp handle;
a. rich;-"^/T*.richness*[\L%hi."i,
S. Ui4"'^'jP_
tO
;
'^'h"j JuMinnt^nuMbtrtr
to have; to
{[t^ifiir,
vn.
Ifuii^yliuii_
give one's ear to, to lend an ear to,
take, to hold, to possess, to occupy,
to listen,to hearken, to be attentive;
to enjoy; to take, to stop,to
retain; /oo.it^jntiilimiik to speak in one's
to seize upon,
to become
master
of, ear ; to whisper; u,pliuM%yuto obey;
to subject,to subdue
to
to disobey;
;
contain,to ii^'^Lj'"^h'^
""""-_
^p
I

ni

"

"

"

"

enclose

; to carry,

to

support,

to sustain

; to relate to, to refer to ; to be

able,to know how ;-".".,
fp/rfri.to
esteem,to repute, t" take for,to look
,

oifp

jui-HuAk'

what

to your
even

! S.

has

been

ed
confid-

ed
year ; Ir^ui..J- ij5 it reachhis ears;
tion
^^^ ! listen! atten,

P*"/pn"-4
.

n^n"

nnu

378

n i-iLtimit s. hammerer.
n .-a.'iiuili
/is- small hammer.
n i-nfiiHiAh,- a. hammer-shaped.

ous,
ingenia.
witty,intellegent,
n.-^^'/'
ent
prud-

sensible;judicious,wary,
;

to be
ip'/r/j

attentive,wise,
to ; -n^p't *" presence

gacious,
sa-

". hammer-man.
^i.aXu,L.nit
fli."i.%/""-"/"i
of
ness
readin-kaii n-nt-gh
OMfJOn. tO be
or
mind,
penetration
to
to
swell,
puif up, to stuff
of wit , intelligence
sagacity, swollen,
,
to
rise
bloat;
fig.to be
acutenessup;
[zoin,gum-benzoin. out, to
to
be
to
inflated,
swollen or puffedup,
s. ehem.
[\i^Miiu/i,
galbanum; ben-

to attend

("

\\i.n.
, /rj

; S.

; branch

vine-branch

s.

11tn.t%f; yew, yew-tree

foliage" fruit.
middle-sized.
a.
{\.i,n.u,Jlil,uli
with

vine-branch

proud.

grow

4""p'""t''
t'

-^

swollen, puffy,bloated;
a.
n"-"."/^
rising;tumour,
puffing,
s. swelling,

bump; blister,pimple; i^iumnt-^u!iMh

a swelling.
to assuage
or cure
"l-u
; S.il^""n."""/"u"*"

^i^n-u/bs. candlestick

ni.n.hui^ kliui^s.

of

made

snare

O'-i-'"-/?n, *.S.3""-"-'"-/*
; sorcerer.
swell
to
to
n"-n-nLj".iW.r,
j/. va.
to
fy,
tumebloat
puffout; to
; to stuff;
.

fl'-n-tt'ufY^y/^'O.willowish.
[branches.

to raise.

(]"-n-^j

kj

Or

1^

S.

out, puffedup,
a. swelled
^,-n."^^l,li
bloated, turgent ; swelling, puffing;

n"-"-^/j*

i\,-iiptj;
h^f, va.

fertilize

to

to
,

4"?.''*'
fig.proud,fastuous, pompous;
wind,
gust;
or
stormy
()"-"-/".
". willow, osier;
tempestuous
"-'-e/. iLkii,^
niC, turgid,inflated or fustian style;
or
4i';ji""i"'l" weeping
iliupuuii-np
hair.
willow
willow; ^t-pf wavy
pollard; "it.-if.u.ifint-lu
s. swelling, puffiness,
"hedge, osier bed.
fl'-n-oLjn'-^
willow-plot,
-^
inflation,
mel-net;
trambloatedness,
n"-'i-^u""',
s.
turgescence,
netting,
net,
""j
bombastturgidness,
turgidity; fig.
^(/.snares;
-".p^. -tuL.np a.
fishingwith a net ; ". fisher ; -ti/", fe^/.
to fish with
n"-"" n_5 s. shoulder; back ; ^b^nt-u,,
a net, to
va.
fish; fig.to
take as in a net, to catch, to draw into
irngywing of a building; t^ife/^^ jback;
to ride,to mount, on horsea
snare.
lTpf,,\u,pl,
tO
OH
pUt
Latin
Vulcan,
Mtip^tuiti_,
s.
w.
^^n.liu!unu
god
qnt-unilp
stiffbecome
to
of fire " of smiths ; vulcano, Et"a,
one's back;
qi"tu
necked, obstinate ; p.wp"ipn^un^ ^/o^.
Vesuvius, "e.
render

fertile ; S. %n^n.phj:

'

/.ilt^P taller by a head " shoulders ;

S. Piii-nuu,
p-f."4
or
[course of study.
tion;
vegetafilled up, abundant, plentiful;
n^ii^}^ a. learnt; having finished a
tO
to be vigorous,rank,
-"iiMuir,
tit-uJ"_Vtl.
(it-auAlMMT
vn.
u^p
uuy
-ujuj

n"-'i-2""if"o^f.,
-^i or ihp
flowery,in full bloom

a.

ing,
flourish-

flourishing;
fy. to

condition

prosperous
;

abound,

to

be in

n-uili
n-uiit
||"-#i.u
t

; to

n.utiia

s.

ed;
be instruct-

to
in;- 17.""""%,
one's
to
lesson;
-fpt,
learn, study
pu/i,,to con over, to study by heart;
S. p-o^o^; nt-uku3i_a.learned; erudite.
to exercise

to redound.
nt-n-ntjt.
nt-n-ntjta

learn,to study,to read; to

thrivingor
be full,
brimful

mering
ham-

fig,
; S. U'^"/;
oppressor;

oneself

^mpnLuiir
ham
blow; lintpft^ni-n.ui%n
learning;s. student.
ni-uo/^n^a.
to hammer;s. shoulder-strap,
"piece;
n"-uu"%"5
itaipliui'iilTij
;
sledge-or forge"; -Jts-,
ephod ; epaulet; S. ilu.4u/"
ifmpf.'iin^l,
sledge; tCotCuj"!,,tilt", tail--; 2r,"_
ad. worn
crosswise.
front", largestforge";
nLa/Aif.ui'iint.lJliu,,",".-"P
"%
.it-uA*
lilt ;
||c-"/it
tlt^ntiiuirutll
ujl^tMi%
^l"-"
*nt^h^tnjmatician
s.
student, studier;matheWi-iinii^
Steam";J-iyn^ui^hpA pounding";
matics.
matheS.
clawfid"
fl"-"ni."ft
-nt-P'f
or
s.
;
uimuiWiiui-npmar.
;
;
ih,i.u,ghand", up-hand".
mer

nt-n.u$'U

"

"

"

a.

(\i.uni-dL
teaching,
s. study, lecture,
ion,
instruction;doctrine,science; relighammering;
p"Jj!/.t.V.,
iiL.uinu'ii Htm-,
affectation,
hammer-blow; clang; ^i^tp'
sect;
""""",
the hammer-blows
studied
resounded
the
on
effort,
endeavours;
"".".
anvil.
./lAt
by instruction ; 'imi^ppt-i^
jm.
a. resounding;clangn"-'L'""uf."^"^f.
ing;

ad. with

um.

nhp

79

^aiiiLtiui^i to consecrate
to

that

all one's

time

know

you

me

S.

study;

|3"^".u.^"/i,"-,r. comest thou ?-*-",

ttt-un^iBiuiliuAi
matical;
mathe". scientific;
4- fi'iiJi
qp how
uyu
-

mathematician

*.

learned

man

-%

-^^j". fellow-student
[l^tirvn.

; -ui,u^

the

knowledge

"uihui Sof

doctrine

or

fellow
; school-

to

to
ht-

acquired;
foud

lettered,erudite ; -uppmiiuA a.
philomathical; -u//^"""./J^
s. studiouslove
of
study
;
phylomathy
ness,
;
ojtufjo.loathing
study,hatingscience;
-

you?
ti.,

place whatever,

any

like.

[boyjchild.
aihnutu

S.

SOU,

a.
[\i.mlrili
eatable, eomestible; s.
eatables.
eater ;
food,
-^

n t-uihiT, l[t-piyliirp
va.

study ;

gross ignorance ;
er;
mast; mathematical

to

to

eat ; fig.
eat

through,to squander, to

run

; to eat away
up, to waste, to consume
to
fret
corrode
to
or
;
; to consume,
up,
to eat greedto devour; uA/uM^iupmp
ily,
-

to

teacher

whence

are

for

you

is it that?

study, of learning,studious,diligent

hatred

from

\\i-uuipintrp*mb-/fo

preserve

{[".uni-g^uihui'^
-"ip CI.

fjt

where

how

me?

^u."

is it that it happens

scholar,

matics
"".pi.K.is.mathe-

or

whence

up, to devour

eat

lavished
liku,%ul"i-p,\i"

or

/r/^t-p
^,r

squandered

[victuals.
\ii}s. food,nourishmont,
S. n"-"'"^j^^fl".mf2(',
moth, grub,
{[uum-guAihii
[college.
mTiiugs. worm,
structcaterpillar;
rust; med. cancer; ehem.
{["-uni.gui%hJ',
^ft vtt. to teach, to ins.

-mnt^P

-puA

s,

all his fortune.

away

school; study;institution,

^..mhum

in,to lecture,to be a teacher

corrosive-sublimate,
protochlorideof
to en,
professorof, to profess,
enlight- mercury ; ^nph'tiniweevil ; "vu"*'_
to form, to make
erudite or wise.
^uyu/f palsamaggot, mite ;
py

or

tor, death-watch.
s. eater ; consumer.
flt-mfi.
professorship.
s.
meat-day; *n"-"/"-5^^"
i\t.in[ip
flesh-day,
master,
-jn^s. professor,
t^eat
meat
to
instructor.
teacher,preceptor,
ni-uilru
; "^ smT op
Christmas
come
s. instruction,
teaching, "L ''ckbaiL""t"'"tk
{[i-uni.jni.Wt
"

"

'

but

precept.
a. professorial.
^t-um-giui^uA
chlcf
Essistant
s.
{[t-uni-g^ii{irm
master, vice-principal
; -ni.pf s. chief

? from

what

from

several

from

some

place ? which
[way?
place ;
"

places,in all

on

eating.

s.

where, whither

ad.

j[n whereas

;
;

conj.while;
n,.philh
-

wherever

ti.

place ,

h,-

; -y"-,-

wheresoever,

directions;where

whatever

in

n,.plrp where

S. n"-"'""^'
{\i-iiuilrSii
ad.
n"-"""%^

Dtp

rotten.

hardly,scarcely; at last,finally;

where

year.

[\i.mnL.m

when,

assistant mastership.
ad. whence?
fl'''-"'"
f\''t-i"n
""-nuitr^
from

once

a. worm-eaten,
fl.-u.7"'u.4"Y_

"

where,

any

f^ti

t^k wherever,

matter

no

they

wheresoever

all sides ; from all quarters ;

they are.
be, wherever
may
in what
ad. where?
another
from
place?
side,
n^p
tufifti-Hm
affi_
I ?
where
t *"""
t-u
another
am
in or from
elsewhere,
part ; tiT, fi^kJ"

iaj"

on

jnintl_- from many

p.uiqnt-ir,

often,in
from

no

places;

many
ways ; #"^other place, from

part; t-p^pt-iti.n^-,

no

n^-

uy[-

other

no

fear; n^-

f^uu/baM-pft-pt "i.j\i"jthere is no
i"fi"
power but from God ; n^ typ
'

MiuimlrpuMqj;no

war

undertaken

was

whence,

of

which,

what ; conj.so, for that reason,

on

of

that

account; well,then, consequently,in

consequence.
ad, whence?
[\^uu"l'

what?

1"-

"

he ?

came

small axe.
{[..puiif.
uij s. hatchet,
"" light-hearted,
n"-^u'/"
gay, merry,
cheerful,sportive,
jocund,
joyful
S. ^i-puiliiuijnL.ju
playful; ManXlrl_
,

ad.
n"-ui"i^

what

is he
w'here
^i^j
whence
"
how
nt-umjiirlpi
-

ed,
tihiT; iViiku to be cheerful, delight-

in his time.

from

gone

is he ?

where

from where?
whom?
from
it
h
ow
comes
TCiuiiuiibu
ijtiu,

place? from

rejoice,to feel glad,to have

pleasure; to feed well,to feast ; -/t^!
hail ! joy be with you ! God keep you !
a. bringingjoy, rejoicing,
n"-/'"'^""p^/'
diverting;tA. -ibp or^/lja. full
of joy,joyful,cheerful,playful,
al
jovito

-4Ao

s.

sharer in

joy ; a.
person's
75

nw

nhp

3 "o

congratulating; f/At/_. to rejoice

conj.then,consequently; ad,
[\i.pUaii
to
some
congratulate,to felicitate,
where, in some
place; pr. about,
"wish joy to, to compliment; to feast
a.
certain;
here;
sowe,
near;
together,to treat one another; -li^m.^ aiiiutti-uibtoo lato,in the end, at
Pi
time, finally;
-JJiin -troiiT S. loi^m^jnt-f"C. ; last,after much
^""^-,
a.
or
giving inspiring
ing,
already,before; "l^pui^y'b above;
-pu,p
joy,rejoicbefore ; i^mn-iuuiiunik'tt^K^
joyous,pleasant; -gn^g,Jbh,rva.
^p he
to rejoice,to give joy,to enjoy, to
old.
about forty years
was
-

with

; to

mum

-,

-,

"

enliven

; to revive

-s'li-atL'-"-i-" S.

somewhere

{["-pkpad.

in

some

place ; a. one, some, certain ; s. some

where
no
". rejoicing,
n"-/i"'/"/""-^
; Pk
t"U3k b
gaiety,
place
joy,
; n^mirth
home
returns
merriment
if
mnt^i
he
ever
; \t^u,^
feast,
pleasure
;
,
,
in
arf.
a
festivity,
city; /" ".i-Y."-"" in a
entertainment;-Pp
fully,'latfip
joywith
-,in
luW-,
where;
cheerfully,
pleasure; -pp
place;
every
with
overflow
to
4
or
sometimes;
ni-puM^gipitrij
places;
joy; some
in many
places.
iu,AIti_ Jkhr to give a great banquet. pun/nt-iT
* other.
S. fl/./'^;
n^-puii,
f,s. chem. uranium.
fU/^fc."a. deniable.
a. producing leprosy.
{["-pu/iiiuip
{\"-pliuiirl,'ii
the
to
avow,
disto have
to
vn.
n"-/"""'t""a"r,
vn.
[\,.pliii/hmj^,
deny
;
ut^uif
uiguMf
to disown
to disclaim ;
[house.
elephantiasis.
t4"".
,
or
to abjure one's
ftifiut-uiuin^
s.
^t-plim'iing
lopcr-house, lazarfaith,to apostatize,to turn apostate,
tt.
Icprous, lazar-Hko ;
t\,-P^na,,
laj
to renounce,
to forswear ;
-J^nupfs- leprosy;
-m-Pji,
to
s.
lazar;
qu/i,^
to
disease.
oneself.
venereal
renounce,
deny
elephantiasis
;
uranite.
ao(.
[["-pu/iiiu^uip
s.
flt-^n;7"separately,
apart, aside,
cept,
{[".pu/iini,
f,s. ast. Uranus, (Geor- privately,
severally; p/-. without, exgium sidus,Herschel).
excepting , save ; a. separate,
ad' where
*""- 4""'pj^"
{["-pmiop
different,
ar,
distinct;peculiar,particul;
where
special,individual,
you like,wherever
private,own,
you please.
*. S. Iti-pu/qnt^Pii
ad. separately,distinctly.
Il*-/""'""
; J" fp^itrifproper;
Wt-piufuuinujn
"

"

"

i-uiuiu

"

"

4""f_S. flt-^uji"*/"
; Ji^%h^ jhpuifu,
of favours received,
"nh.uj,to be unmindful

QLC
irllf"~uiu'buMMrt
\]i-pniiiui^imJ'i"C.O.\i

(!"-{""""5
"

phantom, ghost.

s.

to pay a favour with ingratis. sketch

[[^pn.-u,,l.l,}f
tude,
; -ftp "-rough
to be ungrateful,unthankful.
sketch
rude
or
outline, first
copy
.

[["-puip
J,s.

stole ; S.

^n,i_.

draught;

ed;
drawn; sketched, designto draw; to sketch, to
va.
-f.plrJ'

a. negative.
il'-piMi^ui^utii

a.

flt-^o/jfeu/^,
s.
n"-/"""j'"t
man
apostate, design,to delineate;
-5./To.^*. draughtsrenegade
the

-do ;

or

-%

lian
JuQm-ftu/itnu,

Apostate.

s.
-n^pnu-Pf,
drawing;

draught;-^tm

-ni-Uh
n'-/""jf""-/?f"-*'.
s. denial, negation,

disavowal; abjuration,apostasy;
-

uAAfi'i,
self-denial,
abnegation.
,

to causc
to deny
[["-paijni-^,u%irirva.
or

abjure.

sketch,

magoria
i^limmlis. phantasa.
-gorical.
-n-fimuiliui'iM
;
or

fantastic
a.
ry,
imagina[[t.pnM.aMliui'iM
,
rical
false,
visionary,
apparent, chime;

shadow

image , phantom ,
; rough-draught,
shades, apparitions,
ghosts, visions; -^ Juipq-ifuA,
s.

spectre; idol,
image
sketch; -.p, manes,

"(/.like an apostate.
n,-pu,jopl^%
s,
friday; mt-uiq.
Good
Friday;-ui/k^,/ia. friday-break- statue,likeness; uf^p-m-pp, nocturnal
ing, fast-breaking;
s. Oorpatpollution.
--yp^
ai'rc (Friday-Caves),
in Armenia
cave
a.
vain,
\\"-png.iu^mjii
insignificant,

\\i-pptup
,

nL.

-,

where

mass

was

celebrated

every

idle,false

; -ofm^n

a.

idolatrous

-"vt""

friday; -uigm-^u/ulnr va. to cause

a(i.falsely;apparently; -/.""/" s. sorto
cerer
fast on friday
s. graphite,plumbago.
;j-."jt".^a. friday-like;
; -.^mp
-

q-uipnt-

in the sixth

century.

phb
ll'~P"'-fi
*

k*"3 {'k"'^!M 4'"^

*

^'

n"-/'7."
/ij *. conduct, water-pipe, leprous,infected with elephantiasis.
channel,trench,gutter; drain;-trf",
fry^ va. to drain ; -n^ s. drainage.
s, zool. buzzard.
n"-{"ii-{"

211P

S81

2""2?^P s. a people which is not a

H'-f!?.'"-'
s.
wir'-t' ""-"'3
step-child,people,foolish nation,rabble,mob.
step-son or "daughter.
s. bot. thyme.
vileness.
ff. low
n"-f"j
birth,ignobility;
n^ n^ s. largehole, pit,ditch.
]^u3funpfruilguMlt
^ui^npj-h-iliCt. UHs. H. w.
n-fit-tk-Pf-i
pleasant,
disagreeable,displeasing.
slingers.
^"tt'-e'"""I't-ui^
s- bot. white
poplar.
imt/lrpms. gr. mark of quotation,
fl'/'^xi^u
*. Gr. w.
( " " ).
ophite,serpentine inverted commas
marble.
not
a.
ous
enorm2""4""7'/'^"
^ui^iui-np
terrible.
not
[["ppuAur
s. ofifering.
ov
[\^pu,'bp;
,

"

11^
s.

iti-pni^

some

one,

4/"ing.

body,

any

; lu/p

np

; "/"r n^

woman

one,
certain

some,

one, any
he that ;

every

a.

man

one

; np

? t-pk
is thcrc
lufii^ifi
jufbif-ni-ifii

np

bold

one,

no

enough?

J^

n^n^,

body, none;

I love
jiyii.guM'uii
pufiigif.

fr/"/3^"/'/"
"""-

yourselfto

tyi_

one,

cumin

cuminic

; -m^aJii P-p-n,.^
acid.

a. indocile.
2.unrnph,ui_
s. storax.
[ 2""JJt-^4*
^lui/^a^niA^
^injyrm) ^t/y s. plum-cako ; a. S.
en
iattqui^pkips. long-necked wood.

liuy,

auy

ladle.

water-pot : large spoon,

no

of raisins.
a. made
2""'/^"-"^4t"
*2"/ S. P'^y "c. [unchangeableness.
s. unalterableness,
S,iyit"/itp,Mini-P'f
S.
*2"i7*f4 p-^m^u*/.

ju.^

else.

one

some

".p'

nj S.

chem.

s. humiHty.
SL"''i/pmpmia,.uM%ni-Ppiii
raisins
*.
2u"^^.iQnj or "JJ/"
; S. JiJ"-'

of these
address

none

n^,

n^uftphj"qn^

s.

ni-,"

who, whoever,

n^,

who
"""^ n''ij_n^

one

men

"

^.aWu/l,,

nila/lta

one

each
body; l,--piu^uM'i,J,i.p
n^,

every

gk

nt-Jh.p nJuulip

some

^,u%p- s. tattered

thistle ; -^"r vn.

to grow
fl-#:"t'
t *"
"
ferocious.
[ vinegar water.
fierce,
Gr. w.
s.
oxymel, honey.
{[^uliJhil,

old shoe.

a. unpersonal.
^.u'l.xiiuii-np
a. unfilial.
Q,u/iinpj.^
husks of pressedgrapes.
*2.u/b^s.
s. rags, tatters.
^"itti^iiinmlig
^u/buiuiiu/b
a. indocile,disobedient;

indomitable,untameable.
[^uAuiaani-PptJi/]^uAuuit^npnuPpiA
; contumacy.
1

s.

disobedience

not transitory,
lasting,
everc.
^ui'iigaii.np

eternal.

2""i.i
bg ^""i^p *" cuttingor slipfor
*
turnip-or radish-leaves.
planting
;
S. ^jui2ni^wt-P^tA
^tupiiiina-P^fA
^.uuuini-iiih-ng g. falsc god, idol ;
sf.goddess, false divinity.
-nt.pC,lt
2.Mp u,g a. bad, wickeoL; hurtful,
icious,
malsinister,
dangerous; mischievous,
flagitious,
iniquitous;
spiteful,
s. evil,malice, wickedness, iniquity,
impiety;trouble,affliction,
perversity,
'

(tcha.)
iu,

the

twenty
" the nineteenth
alphabet,
consonants; ^."^ seven
or

i"y

s.

fifth letter of the

of the
hundred

hundredth.

; seven

It is sometimes

"

the letter i_,as

confounded

with

-(.i.
^a,ilri-^ta^i_,
jopiu'u, disaster, misfortune ;
"C.
-ku,L.
ill,
or
-ni^^ad.
badly,wickedly;
^l^joputli^y^ llUMptllU^I^UiptllU^J
without
In foreign words, the letter c "
ruthlessly,
ferociously,
pity;
:

-uml.

"

ch is

changed by us into 4 ; for example

"c.
: Sicily,Cicero,Cilicia,
,

demon, evil spirit

; Jhi^
lucky
unplague,pest,pestilence;
t"p
calamitous
day; J-uiJhAiui
4-u#"i- worthless
tree;-^i-p,
times;
-

,-%

uyu

-,

-,

-,

2 ad. no, not; iip, it

ut-iT, I

not

do not

to know

say

not; ^u..

was

; ^[imt-u

; ^t^r ^jhi-in

to

ignorant
nothing ; ^/j^
,

polluted,

ignore, unwholesome,

am

; iuMuusif ffbfjhe said

it cannot
p/^ i^uip I itis impossible,

be.

mWoP

water

ishness

or
;
to hurt

harm,

-^i/ umSihu
or

very

bad

bashfulness, sheepwrong

any

to
i^nph^lr^,
one

; -u,,.

2U.P

2ttP

S82

malevolently ; -it-npltu,,
maliciously,

to destroy cruelly,
"without
liiipnuuuM%lru
pity or remorse;
^n^
^-w*
pai-ujk he will misorablydestroythe
wicked
men
iun.ui^ %nX he
; uipuMp

to be an
accomplice;
ih t/'^A'^'w"-^apb-ttT va. to do mischief,to work

-mt-

spiracies,
evil,to injure; to frame plotsor conto
vn.
to
-fnpb^^J"
conspire
;
;
become
l^i-ub
the
malignant;
4*
wicked,
h
-^npttm.^
^ fjipiT 'yi__ "p
"/"
most
disagreeablethat can
Pf-A s. malefaction, misdeed, wicked
be, the
worst
the
worst- is that
what
is
deed, spitefulor ill-natured action,
,
malice ; -f.nM._
worse
Jji ki-u \!b^ib'i'tst
1, "ijt
"p^t.' wickedness, malignity,
for fear lest something worse
should
evil-boding,ill^li a. inauspicious,
ing,
omened, sinister; -fptb"- "-" provokhappen;S.P"""-f'/',
2,u/"""-juAt"r,0/'i"c.
malicious, wicked.
incitingto evil,
)^uinujp.u/b"C" 0" l"uJttuJ^ou "C.;
illdangerous ,
or
a.
-pui/uui -piuum
very
mp^ u. ill-fated,
^.uipiu^iuJ-oA
tunate
unfora.
most
ill-starred,
; -^""""
omened)
pernicious (serpent)
unlucky,
S.
with
ed
wretch^u,pm_
fatigue; -h.uil.um'u
spent
; unhappy, miserable,
pious tftuin.
a,
; rascally,wicked, villanous,im; -if-hi-s. evil genius, devil-;
evil omen
devil; diabolical,
s.
a
; ~p.u,u,nni.p1,
; ill- possessed with
wicked ; -"i-tJ'
ill-shaped,
luck, misfortune,mischance
a. ill-featured,
; unhaprible,
piness; -p.ai[, ad. S. 2"'/""^/"^
misshapen, disfigured,ugly, hor; a. S.
rocious;
a.
^uipiup-uipni
shocking; -^."/^i't.^
very fe; -puiphir, hgfi vtl. tO bOcome
s.
ill-look;
wicked, bad, evil ; -piapy
Y-/"a.
-Q-^i/iii-P-ptA
ft^
ill-natured
ious
malicill-bred
ill- i-u"4S. 2,uipiiiq.lrta.
a. ; -iflii-Pperverse
,
trained, ill-mannered,spiteful,
witchcraft,
as
a
malefic;
-q-fi-ni.^
nant,
maligable
posed,
fits,demoniacal
wickedness, abominmalicious,malevolent, evil-disinclined to evil;immoral; -J-^
malice; misadventure, very great
to
"iihi^, be ill-mannered,
uncivilized, misfortune.
scure,
or
rough, rude ; -putpy^
s.
itl a. ignoble,ob-puipm^p-J,
^uMpuiq^hutf
quity,
ill-nature,wickedness, malignity,inilow, vile ; -qt^ttui^a. armed
malevolence; immorality;
-p-tn^ with malice; incited by the devil.
-/int-P-t
a.
s. insupportable yoke, unsuf2""/"""'/?f'-/"
perverse, depraved;
ferable
ous,
grievance; -pirp a. bringing -p-nflis. very poisonous, very venomfatal ; -phpu/i-a. evilill,
virulent; poisoned,envenomed,
disasterous,
tongued, foul-mouthed
deadly.
baleful,
; satirical.
-

did evil in the

sight

of the Lord

t.-

"

fierce
a.
^uipuitf.ui^'ii

as

beast; fy. mordacious, biting; -fu/b

a.

well

to
-"f.u/utrj'va.
unmercifully;
to thrash

in

most

bemaul

beat

to

load

with

oured,
ill-fava.
village; -t-h./^
deformed, ugly, monstruous;
to.

"f-pi-ui

IJiujpui^utM/p
; ~^tnL.fiiCI,

ill-

volent,
contrived,malignant,spiteful,male-

of all ;

worst

; -iL"'-ia. cruelly tormented, illful,

treated,vexed, oppressed; very painment,
torto
grievous
uia/ii^t-ij
;
very
-

a. born
; -"f.un.uin.k^uj/

humbie

tpl^uMp

un-

sharp

; -J-n^^s- conventicle.

slanderous
a. evil-tongued,
^"itpuiit^i-

verely,
se-

iously
cruelly,feroc-

barbarously,

blows, to

teeth,claws

thrashed, beaten

soundly

or

with

furnished
a.
^uipuiJ-u/iifi

wild

to

under

torture

atrocious

Jirn.uAlruto die
;
dulous
tortures; -/ni-pa. cre-

of

ill-tidings
; -^

incredible

unheard

woes,

s.

sad

news

of disasters.

inclined to malice ;
a.
^"upuifu'iiiiiJ'
in another's woes;
o. rejoicing
-/u'lii/.u!^

ill-intontioned ,
-lun\ -/unp^n,.p,i.
a.
horse; -"f.ifiir.t^ujj
?;n. tobe
afflicted,
grieved, tormented; -^-^jJ- meditating,designingor planningevil,
tt. ill-boding,
announcing bad news,
malignant, malicious ; -pinp^pif-m-pf
fatal ; -fy^i a. very bad, worse; more
*. impious thought, evil counsel; perversity,
tameable

wicked
pui^up

of

; iri.

np

bad
-t/

kp

most

deplorable;

storm

with

rage

colour;

"

ad. S. 2"".

" that which

was

ipiftWvn. to
-if-npit.uj a. evil-^nn.

malevolence

felonious

; -t"p^

h^uipui^us, evil-star ; -"inphuipuipad.

-^"j

a.

ly,
severe-

dangerously wounded; -laaiui^a/t,

a.
hurtful,pernicious; -fiimmiliuui
insufifervery bad, cruel, intolerable,

a.

doing, wicked, delinquent, criminal, able

rascally,nefarious,

; ad.

balefuUy;

juii^nt/^/i
Jjp

ious,
a. ferocevil,bad passions; -fumuiiluip
\
cruel,inhuman; ad. cruelly;
-.

2D.P

2U,P

S8S

{yptMu,

ed
ill-counselling,
perverting, evil,
malignant,malicious,bad, wickleadingastray; ~^ou "y or Pg a. evilastuteness,
; -9"mpni.p^,s. craftiness,
speaking,8landerous,backbiting,
bearing
taleguile; ~c,"m a. nasty-smelling,
calumniating
rancid,
detracting
infected,foul ;
stinking,
fetid,
,
,
,
a.

defaming; ^^n.. venomous

tongue,
backbiter ; JAt^ or -^o_
slanderer,
-

s. stouch, stluk,fetor
-^nmni.p^\tii,

-^

to speak illof,to
"ihiT,trg[,
vn.
to detract,
to calumniate, to

ing
ill-sound2""/"""J"yia.harsh-voiced;

slander,
accuse,

fig.defamed

blaspheming;

gr.

defame ; to tittle-tattle,
to gad acacophonic ; "Jtiy%nt-p-fitii
s. disagreeable
botit gossiping;-^o""c/7^ s. slander,
harsh voice; ill sound;
or
cophony.
ca-

to

gr.

detraction,
defamation,
calumny,
accusation
,

aspersion ;

false

tittle-tattle

ian
sectar2,tapui,iu/ii^
figa. 'impious
,
cious,
atroa.
; -iikm
very painful,
very
insufferable,
insupportable.
evil
s. destroyingworm,
^utpui7C2Cl"
f
ullof
beast;fig.
a.mischievous,
pranks,
,

to
gossiping; J'u,,"ni-i)u,%hi_qni-Jk^k
-

"

accuse

person.

wicked
s.
2,iupuMb-uin.iuj
servant

or

ful
unfaith-

old
s.
incorrigible
-6-Ar/"
born
of
bad
parents.
; -Mv/it*^ a.

man

shrewd, artful,
cunning.

Q.uipm^uMj'a.
malevolent,
ill-willing,
ill-intentioned,
malignant; puipt-f^mj'

a. worthy
^uipiuiTui^

of a cruel death;
mortally,to death; uinih/j ""/_
*""friend " enemy
to kill,
to slay barbarously,to
s.
uiMMMlih/j
; -liuijhi.p'S
malevolence
ill-will,
malignity
^*A/_,
ifJUC, dtn-u/ulrij
massaore;
;
,
to die, to perish miserably ; -"/L.4"t._
life ; -4^.^ a.
^tulg lihuMb^s. wretched
p-Ji s. cruel,barbarous, most painful
of a
presenting the characteristics
death ; -'/"-yp
ious,
infecter;
moths. a bad
or wicked
malignant ulcer, pestilential,
S.
"c.
contagious;s. pe.stilence
unhappy mother; -iTuAf/
; -{t^in
libel
"C.--i/ati^lra/hS.
s. execrable, abominable, ignominious Ylapuil/uiH,
;
P-^pg
vices ; -4*
-liphty a. evil- JLip^ a. full of wicked people ; -./i.^"
with rabid fury ; combata. fighting
ting
eyed, envious,malignant,malevolent;
with malice;-Jtn- a. S. 2"pu""/;"4;
with an
to look
on
-IflihiT,A-jf vna.
evil eye, with displeasure,enviously, slayingor killingbarbarously; murderous
-

ad.

-.

-_

S. 2"'/""'i""r;
-yiiat-^
; -4*af
p-l"Jh s. evil eye, malevolence, envy,
to envy

; -jpu,

n.

a.

tioned,
evil-minded, ill-inten-

cious,
malevolent, malignant, maliwicked
ing;
cheatlascivious
cunning,crafty,
glance;
;
jealousy;immodest,
-Jn/iia. unhappy, miserable; ad.
-yjojf*" a. very painfulor oppressive;
-iTn^
s. pain,suffering
miserably,unhappily, pitifully;
-\pn,.pj,
; ill usage.
without
rancour
a.
forgiving,
drivingaway
a.healing,
^u,pu,c,u,iuM!t
n-wg
,
pain " sickness;salutary;-4".ira. ill- pardoning injury; -iTmni^p^Jb s. evil-

flavoured,ill-tasted ; -4""."^u.i-a. of
ill-repute
; defamed
; "un%yi_or -4""^

mindedness

puii-hiTva. to defame, to disparage,to

sneer
at,to blacken,to asperse ;-4"'-

finesse.

ill-intention
,

ence,
malevol,

malignity; cunning,

wiliness

a.
^aipuffui^uiii^
jealous,meanly

vious,
en-

illwishing, malignant; -jy^a.

persuading,
"rn,j_ ill-insinuating,
sentful,
or
incitingto evil;-^u-uiy^ perturbing,troubling; -^""-^j tg a. refor
evil
to
render
ful
spiterevengeful,rancorous,
vn.
Jpifij;n-mu/iifitr
to bear or owe
licit
ila grudge,
an
to conceive
vn.
; Jfiiiru
good ; -i,iup\iir
to
foment
of
or
affection for ; -4.ot.
hate; -^ni-^i-P-'l
rancour
""_j a.
horting
ex-

a.

for injuries,revenges. resentment

ant,
bad, wicked ; bad, unpleasorigin,
ed
spite; -/p s. a wickrancour,
disagreeable
; -4u"lu"4 *" author, fulness,
of evil,of misery ; -4"'-.
-joJ-iupa. prone, disposedor
man;
origin of ill,
inclined to evil.
v.u!ii a. prone or disposedto evil ; -4""extremelyenvious;
^aipuj'uuiluu.'iiia.
a.
false,faithless,
perfidious; -^
evil

i-uMin

ror,
s. erroneous
belief,ere,uMi-uMmnL.p^\iiX
corrupt;
a. spoilt,
perfidy; -i,iui.hu,i_

diseased,contagious,infected;
a.

meditating or

or

-%t^ a.
exasperated;S. "XsuMfuuiuifiir-^
falsea.
contriving foul,very stinking;-itir^fL

-^u.i-ni-PJ"
s. prejudice,
presumption;

-^uip

to behave
in evil ; -i"n"r.
"""^"""i vn.
act wickedly,to
become worse,
to rankle,to sour, to become
to fester,

vying

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2D.P

884

hearted, perfidious,
double-tongued;

malefactor ; -puiiitrj;
tjf vn. to
do evil,to harm, to injure; -paipai^pB

doer,

foul treachery;
q-uit-uiTCuHini-pJi
icious
'i'p^pa. ill-contriTing,
malignant,mal-

-.

; -"iin^i,

of

ill-repute.
; -^ut^m-Pj s.
ill-gotten

a.

2"'^u'^"4a-

illicitgain, usury;

a.
~itni-li

dismal, very grievous

s.

evil-doing,malfeasance

springingfrom

bad

-piKum

a.

root ; -pn,-buu,,

ning,
figa. malicious, artful, shrewd, cuntrigues
inknavish; 4*""^^ artifices,

disastrous,

"

atrocious,
s. artfulucss,
baleful,
; -pni-lrumni.p-\"t^,
ferocious;
cheating.
pestiferous, craft,shuffling,
-^iJiii^a.
to render
va.
bad,
pernicious,deadly; -i5"-^
2,ui[iwjn..j,u%kir
venomous,
to
infamous
wicked
or
". bad, very
cite
exor
provoke
ignoble, vile,
worse,
;
to evil;to incite to anger, to exasperate,
wicked, ferocious,cruel;unfortunate,
to
envenom.
pitiful.
miserable,
testable,^uMpuiipuMit. s. heterodox; a.
a.
2""/"""^u7"
ill,
very
very bad, deuig
treme,
s,
heretical,erroneous
execrable; excessive, ex; -"{"uin.nt-P-fiL%
cious
great, enormous;
cruel,atroheterodoxy ; -^m.^^ a. very sharp,
;

unmerciful
,

insufferable
,

; ad.

thorn-like,acuminated.

bad, worse,
iniquity.
s. injustice,
wickedly, cruelly,
^."upq.mpni-l9Ti
Au
ly,
unmercifully; very, much, enormousCt"
l"iunh-iuiiiMiufufpifr
GUfpaOie ,
ably,
S. 3,-ip
ad. " 2-"i"lip
.[guilty.
extremely,greatly;basely,miser2-"/.t""p
crably,
a.
suffering;
detestably, abominably, exe^uip/urptp enduring,
s. indignity.
-""-?s. suffering, [-im-'l
devilishly
4i"pt^u t ktp "";
to
make
ofbad
to
a
misuse,
use
ifhu
^.upJ-uM'iif,
o.unworthy,undeserving;
to be no
on
^uipuMuiai^u,
more
vn.
^j a. impious ; heretic;
good
^-upftJ"
idolatrous ; -uim^iiii.p[i".%
terms
with.
variance
be
to
at
s. impiety ;
with,
trous
S. ^uMpmJpui "['.,
heresy; idolatry; -"/u/jy/o%a. idola^uiplijiauui"ftiTutq
; -uiaiuiu,^ a. fatal,sinister;-.
tunes,
^"upfif,
piruij, pko^ s. ill,misfora. very
lu,pad.\-uiliqhfilthy,
adversity,disaster, calamity,
slovenly.
S. ^uipui^ou; "utrnSb
(X,
^^lupiuutu^
misery , tribulation , disgrace ; evil
spring;deeds, malice, iniquity,
offproducing evil fruit; s. wicked
rascality; illvery

'.

inclined

to evil,perm^ui^^ the effects

verse, usage, violence ;
of the passions ; ^ptog
ad. badly;
wicked, mischievous
spitefully;
; -ufipm.^ wickedly; mischievously;

-ukp

a.

"

lignant,
evil-minded,malevolent,ma-

ffb

of evil,ill-will,
s. love
illor wrong,
to do evil,
perversity, ^juppa i.npitt[_,
malevolence, wickedness, malignity; to injure,to harm ; luoi,ki_
^".Jhp^,
-ufipa,a.evil-hearted,
cutting; -"#mA-,^6-to speak ill of,to slander; S. ^-upu,.
o. ill-made,
A
luoutTiri
deformed,disfigured,
alh-puMliua/QX
very
iuipnu
iiupbtaa
ngly; -upuin^p-liJi,
s. evil-heartedness,
^pJbfj to rush from bad to worse, to
malevolence.
" worse
malign disposition,
or
grow
get worse
; ^ngpui_
-

bidinous,
^"upuiiluiilut^
a. very
lewd,very lilyVb ^laplrui fi ^apfiu Of tWO BVilS
choose
the less.
lecherous;-"lliputfa. very
[money.
ferocious.
indifference
for
".
^MupituiP-ulipnt-P'^
ous,
a.
3.u,i,utmu/i,2_
disastrous.
tormenting, fastidia.
fatal,
^uipi,uiJ'p.uiitroublesome
to be in
". galbanum ; S. ISi^iP{h't-k/j
;
2u'/"4""'
difiBculties
suffer
to
s. sly,
extremely; -.
iuipni-huu,
,
perniciousart.
a.
malice
detesting
or
"nbut^
lice,
s. wickedness, evil,mainiquity, Q,mpn,.p[,K.%
benign, perfectlygood, virtuous; -.
malignity, perversity,
iniquity,
"itu
s. pessimist, croaker; -miru,
maliciously,
perfidy; -Pp ad. wickedly,
-.
of a horrible appearance,
illi,iku[,^a.
malignantly.
looking,evil-faced,
ful,
a. unbecoming.
very ugly, dread2""'/"'"-m
horrible ; -,"k^jn,.pj.
hatred of
of pain,
s.
a.
2"'/"i""/""4""/i
susceptible
vice or depravity,benignity,goodin
ness, passible,passive; -ipp a. suffering,
,

virtue.

"

pain ; -iPg

vous,
mischie^ailiuifiutp
,"j a. evil-doing,

malevolent ; pernicious hurtful,

,
harmful ; unwholesome
; #. evil-

s.

to

to

fellow-sufferer ;

a.

passionate
com-

vn.
ipihi_OT-^gliiT,
t-jiiif

suffer,endure
or
participate

or

bear with
share

another,

in another's

24-b
ed ;

metrical,rhythmical; -liu,%a.
;

-hbc

moderate,

""

2b-p

S8G
trical
me-

temperate

through

ignorance ,

unknown

ledge,
know-

without

[stupid.

to.

ignorant,
2,f[imni.-ti a. illiterate,
,for want
27^"-ins. want, lack ;
; -^^InT, t-^p
; commensurable
default
of.
to proportion,
to equal,to symva.
metrize of,in lieu of,in
s. proportion,
2?-w tj *" nothing, not any thing,
; -ligni-Pl'
symmetry
f -4- for want of; ^ -t ["
nought
analogy; commensurability;
;
,
a.s.
-i,u,u Pj -~i,u,uu4li
luit^ijp -fj ^uiauit-uto create out
grown
up, adult, ny
of
".non-existenee,nonpubescent, marriageable.
nothing; -"""-?
useless
s.
thing, [entity.
Q.'fpirnj^
^uM^u/b U3^ s- measure
; measuring
measurement.
or
a. good for nothing,idle.
^q-npitnisublime;
2fc^, A? *" trash, rubbish, trifles;
powerful,
2""/'""/"o.potent,
*
* S.
s. moveable
24^; -u,^wp s. pumicesheep-cote.
po ck-mark;
-hba

"""

equal, proportional,
symmetrical

""".

ui"-

calibre ; size ; capacity. stone ;

a. pocky.
^.tuipa-piulis.
of
sured,
meas. psoudobishop.
a
a.
2.tufPuinuiau
^ai,[,u".np justmeasure,
bad or
s.
right,meet, proper, decorous,
2,1^11^3 pseudopriest,
-n,n

suitable; middling, moderate,

able,
toler-

moderate, sober, frugal;

to
vn.
modest, discreet;-w^^^ iVi-ltr
the
deign, to condescend, to have
goodness to, to favour ; -u,uiku ad.
so

with

so

priest.

well
sufficiently,

now

ti-o
2'fr"-

unshaken
a.
2,fa"iJ,ui,iJ,nLi,

so

firm,

solid.

ough,
en-

so; tolerably,moderately,
modestly, soberly ; -*-#/", k^^f,va. to
keep within just bounds or due limits,
to limit,to confine, to moderate, to
train
temper, to restrain ; 110/1,1%to res-

conj.not yet; not till

; ip-i."nhuhaiijbefore seeing.

2t"-

measure,

worthy
un-

s. sorry
plight,ill array.
2,q^i"l24: h S. 2f w
2^p * fli.
; i4 P'i_.
is
that
nothing.
matter,
.

no

2.tu,l[aAa. unessential.

be, not to exist.

neuter, indifferent;
jr.

2l:"'^'"ifvn.not

2t?Tp

w^a.

to

neuter
oneself, to forbear, to refrain
; -lu^uA a. neutral ; -uAuiJ", ui^
from; -n,.pj,". measure,
moderation, ^uj vn.io neutralize each other;
tigation
lization;
limitation;modesty, temperance, mis. neutra"Mfkuad. neutrally; -tM,jn,.3L
neutralize;
sufficiency,
mediocrity.
-m^aM-juAtiTva.to
;
measurable.
a.
-ni-PT'S.
neutrality; indifference.
^"mph-ip
to
to
^"u]ffhj;
.?. the
va.
mine,
exa24n"-/?ft-'*'
non-existent,the
tgf
measure;
S.
to ponder, to weigh ; to judge,
void;
2?-v/n'-Pf'-'*"
-""_

to

conjecture; to reward, to return

ses
versify,to make ver-

like for like ; to

; ^uMthhutu *liiruM^l^q }tujinifl" t^iupU,

him six measures
of barley.

he gave

s. measurer
^"Mufini/^

metrice

;
or

-nt-Pf

s. measurement;

metrica.

*2ti. s. honeyless bee-hive ; S. t"f

24f iftba*" 'lOD existingthings,
nullity.
"-"

"

*2ci"*"

fountain-conduit

of wood

or

s. rabble,mob.
S,J-niin^t-pii.
[stone.
speckled
spotted,
partridge.
*2ff_*.

2,""fy /13a. moderate, regulated;

,

-.p

".

moderation; -^"^ ad.

moderation; u/,uu,,

measure,

moderately,with

to be

liuin.liu,i_
-/"j
,

moderate.

s. Chinese.
3,[;t,ujj[,
a.

2/^*t"- 1/:"^* *.

China.

2fi"iic^ip s. fl^/Ai.
"

S. ^utt^ni^i-l^pL^t
withe ; bot. knees.
^lutpni^Uit
change,
*2^i/"""*
*.
; exgreen
reward, return,
[truestate. holly,butcher's-broom.
s.
2""/"^f
/"""""-?
ignorance of one's
2/'"'or S^liai
ia'"t S. tj"^""
of disposiis not, there does not
s. want
vd.
there
^{LMpiriiiupni-Pt
tion
2^
to do good; selfishness.
exist ; ^/jp
no
one
Jji |],6-,
np p-uipfi
piyg
HpiupP -nf, a. unwell,ill. [suetude. is good save God only ; ,^u,ptini,
{""r
"

calmness
I have not seen
s.
2p"'/"//"^/?f"-*i
man^ip u,kut.ui_,
Babylon;
^fi'iiuiliu^.np
a. unnatural,
^p%,ui-np
ikp np ikp ""-ph-^ there is no one ; ikp
against nature ; -^ s. med. non-natur''o body knows
that;
fW?-"
np "tt'"l'3k
uninhabited.
2p"""4t""/^a.
CftH
OnO
[als. llip1^ np kif^uililrf_
nO
^ulp^
s. a tame
animal.
2?^u'2u"V"
there
is
it;
destroy
^fep f7/j^,
nothing;
^ttma/iips. ignorance;
[" -%u,
ikp tc iJtp,indeed it is not.
,

u.n.

2np

87

2Ap

""
iiLet"" nothing,nothingness;
2*'i/'4
abject,very base, mean.
i^l, ad. for want of;["^Jip
S.'i'itu.i
2*'^/'*
iJriy a. of nothing,
to reduce to nothing,to
of littlevalue,puny, light,
ij-uipini^uiblrij
feeble,low,
annihilate ; 4/-^d^-t^L'
futile
frivolous
despicable
vain;
il'-e
,
,
j-"ii"a //'*"*!."
,
to come
to nothing,
to be annihilated,very
little,small ; ^if^ip *. thingof
to disappear,to vanish;
dissipated,
nought, trifles,
bagatelle; eu"- 4 """/*-/_
better
wane.
int-uiil,
P'i.^"iV''
'^P-k iu,airi_iLbun-pi,
unheard
oi ;^m-t^i
talk about
trifles than remain
silent.
3,inM-t-uti_a.
mn^
deaf ear to, to desire
to turn
vd* O. XjnfjS-uMiT*
a
^ihi_,
l"nq.uiirf
fniuutj
.

nullity;

lun.

not

"C. S, D?"""^""4"Y.'
to hear, not to hear on that side.
"0.
^nftiMuliuifj,
uucharitableofa. unheard
s
2f"'"-/"
[fles. ^nifiipinuifnt-pjtJi,
^fumqnjfs. serlous matters,no tri- ness, stinginess.
s.
ed,
^fuiu'iiq.uMiiuMiniu'b^
2"7" nif a. dry ; dried,arid,parchunfeeHugness,
dead ;
inhumanity.
[or professing.
^miai.
"iai^ dry bread;
.

uot
s.
^^nuuinilu/tini-P-l,

coufessing

to fast on
it-i_,

diet.

lenten

s. unwillingness,
3,fiuiji".l3ji
ill-will.

-ni-i
2.i"-j

a.

a. dry, frugal; 4""j dry

S.nc'^pti
ill-grounded,
ulriita%frugaltable,light
unstable, toast;
-

^
meal;" /S-ne-^S.fll"*/^'""'/"";
"I^uiqJuihlifeless; S. U.l^^^'i'/f.o.^
clothes-horse ; -^A-u/ja.
a.
s. linen-drier;
3,/ib-%^ia%p
a.
on dried aliments;
"^"-_jn".
lazy,idle,unoccupixerophagus,feeding
ed,
mj
to
abstemious
-?". laziness,
"c.
vn.
slothful;
ib'i'b'''
-kl^p
sluggish,
very
;
live on dried things,to practisexero^i^uiiTiuq^lt
a. of a different kind
or
posed
comspecies,not homogeneous ; i-npithu phagy; -4fe^#i"-/3iP".nourishment
ofdried fruits,
to neutralize.
or
herbs,
legumes

inconstant.

not
vn.
^tfOi'bq.nt.pJ-hir

to suffer.

xerophagy

vegetarianism; rigorous

abstinence

-zTu/jmij"c. S. inpm^tp
,

dry, arid,waste ; -*"""/",

to
vn.
dry, to befeome dry; to
utjay
dessicate
wither,to
; to dry up ; -int-m
"c. ; -jpi a.

aincredible,beyond
24""-""""""Y^

all belief; p-m-kp, it seemed

dible,
increbe difficultto believe it.
it would
-

a.

dry, arid; -%n^

j.

drying-room,
"

s. indocility.
^iflpi-P-f,^
[powerless. place; -gnt-in,s. drying, desiccation ;
to dry, to dry up, to
a.
va.
3,Jtk^n.%iiuiu
incapable,impotent, -ga,-^,M,'bl.-J'
render
dry ; to decay, to wither ; to
a. bat-like.
drain,to lay dry ; -jn^-jfi"" desicca2,g_iaAtru/i"
S. ^npplru.^.
S.
"C.
"C.
[tiVe.
Q.-ptu.^
iii/uipif.ni- ^Jlupq.^
or
s.
tetrachord;
nl'
^.nphpui^u/i.
awkward,
^iHupPni-.-ia.incapable,
four
in capacity. -uiJlru^ a. quadrennial; every
clumsy,bungling;-/"""-?*.
uhutu
S.
harmless.
or
Q^npumJl.
innocent,
^Jbii_a.
years ; "uiJiilrty
f

s. not
"if-pnu-P-li
^Jtifuji/.puAp
,

findingfault

not

ing,
blam-

M,tu,% ;

four-wheeled
a.
-u,%[iM-

; -"""i_

with.

lp^%k%u,ir
vn.

^diAil,
s. cornel-tree.

to be

quadrangular ;

-_

s. quadrangularity,
s. disunion,
iu%ipJr,ni-Pl,
drature;
quament,
disagree^Jl,u,p,u%nt-P-'B
-uAnt-lruA
S. "piuitmif;
variance.
[fleeting.
s.
^Hhu^iba. transitory, temporary, ini.% a. quadrinomical;-u#^".p".t-u"4S.
eternal.
^^^
S.nfke'i'apt'-p
j
tetralogy;
-mpfii-p
'^^ir^'ii2y''""-"e
s. math.
memorable.
a.
-pui^h
quadrifid
ever
-puiJ-pii
a.
;
SLJnn-uijjui^uA
nocent,
;
a. free from
quadrinomial;zool. quadrisulcus
guile,in3,juAijni-jli--ai_
four
misfortune.
a.
having
four-chaptered,
./.{(u/rMiA
[adventure,
the Four
l],".fe"".u#^uA
s. UHSuccessfulness, mischapters;
Q^jai^nq^'-h
t.

"

""_

-.

s. false
9.ja,pni.l3i

Gospels ; -^^t"A

resurrection.

^nt-utuil,
unhoped for; hopeless,
a.

ed,
t-ipa. four-letter-

tetragrammato ;
quadrilitteral,

-_

a.
tetrapharmaceous ; -^^_
q.hqhui'i,
Jbu,%
s.
or Jt a. four-faced ; -ij-puidku/b

desperate.
perhuman
a. celestial,
divine, suQ,%u,^Ml"^lii
tetradrachma;
excellent,
supernatural
;
,

extraordinary, matchless, rare,

s.

phenix.

-l-.iu'i,,
-!"% hguJii^a.
S- 2"f*;^*'"_
four; -t-iik-phu/u
a-k-uHi ; -hpf'iluipkriu'ii
a. drawn
by four
,

gular; all the

sin-

76

anr

horses ;
Ifnip a. coaeh " four; -jo_
s. tetradynamics ; -p-tpP-t^uA
[tnt-p-],
a. hot. tetrapetaled
; -p-in-hu/ii a. fourS.
winged ; four-armed
; -Pl' s. mar.
-

tuU
^nplrplgtupi^k

having
(year) ;

four

anh

S88

slight
u.i/b^ p/rpttmfij. uu.u,n^^, very
bad
quartan-ague ; -opkt'-.e"v"'4'--i..
to fast four days ; lihpuMli[il,i_
^nph-^u,_
in four
to
eat
once
jjiuAii.iuir,
i-ni-pp^
[use.
days.
"ague

an,

^a-iuiTuMliuillbiub
ft,

,y, :

four-seasoned

seasons

quartan-ague;

for winter
curds
s. dried
*9.-i'P"''"'
-J-iLf,a. four-hinged
(door); -itu,q.iru/i, *2'Y"/3/3/""-s.pickledturnipsto cook
-J-u,Jtu,%

of four

a.

hours

a. having four
or
sides, extremities
parts ; liming,i,u/i, a. of four cubits ;

for winter

formed
a.
-^uipii-lra.'b
tiers

of four

courses^

orders ; four-coursed

or

*.

fourth
2"/"^/"

times

"/;".A

the

fourth

quarter,quadrant.

part, a

[oxen.
draught
*2"f"jips. leading pair
des. dryness, arridity,
^np",-Pl,Ji"
arid.
[siccation.
a. dry,
2"^""-"'
[or sources.
^npu q- S. ^"p.e
a.
having four springs
^apuu,lp,k,..'b
times.

ad. four
2"/7/"^./

of

much

; /?/"tp-^
^wmn^j^j
I will
fourfold ; -l^iulil"
ad.
repay
four times ; quadruply ; -litilnr,
hglva.
as

alg.biquadratic numbers

a.

mar.

a.
quadrireme ; -iihpui -lihpuih,u'ii
four-faced,-figuredor -formed; -^/A,
a. quadruple, fourfold ; ad. qualiiiiuj

druply,four

use.

zool. gypaetus.
*9."pP'''i"'-i_s.
2";.^%S.2"/'-

"

a. of four mouths.
^npu.aiTulrMu'i,
S
.
[^fiOTmi//.
^nptf^ni-ap
^nputiyii
four-footcd;
s. S.2''^_
fl.
plication;~lin,iJku!h
a.
quadrilateral; 3,npaninu/r'[i
number
four
twisted
times
four
a.
; a. four.
-linu.iip
2"fi/"A-""4".the
; -4""-_

to

quadruple

quadruplicate,to

or

crease
in-

fourfold ; -liun.-p-'l,
s. quadru-

"ilruM%
s.

a.

quadrate

alness
or

quadratic; -lin^"l,
a. squared;
; -lim-um^pl,s. quadrilatera. doubled
; quadrature ; -lipkl^i

"

folded

four

times

of four

thousand

hundred

a.
-^uiiiu,phiu%

*.

fourthly;

forty; i^pl'j
quarter ; muiaii
diers
four quatemions of solqlfiini^np^

~iuj

; -^

redth
hund-

fourth ; ad.

a.

four

^-4"'i't'-p

four
a.
-4"^^l^,/7/"#^

^nppnpff.u,^
four

fourth

the

four times

marrying

the

marriage

the

or

fourth

time married
-i,y^hu.% S. ^niih^^uibliku/i,;
;
; -"."/*-".s. tetrarch
four-voiced ; -^A-_
s. tetrameter
-jLiytitru/ba. mus.
; -nt-Pf s. qua-u,,"l,ui
four
a. four-storied
s. tetrarchy.
i/ni-u/iitufj
ternity; "uilruini.p'f; *. house
;

stories

high;-Jtn.%p

s.

quadruman

four ;

inp_p p[ija.

; a.

uA^"""r, four

"

?*"y.'
go upon all
; ^ ii'p"
fours
-J'uMuXni.p'^s.
by
fi inppij borne
quadripartition;
; paipitii"i_
the
four-bodied (fabulousanfour men;
a.
on
imal
t[ii ui,ranp,,
-iTuipJli'i,
op
np
ad. on all fours ; -uAfium
) ; -juiifi^
fourth, on the fourth of the month.

quadrumanous

a.
partite;
quadri-"Hi.u'i.kuy

times

^o

s.

tetrahedron;-%^cpir,y

of four

elements

a.

composed

; -^."p"./? /. or
,

""-

" four;quadriga.
a coach
s. quadruped.
2,np^r"nuA^

^np^if"^s.
1

-iu,puiPp p^-y s. Wednesday; S. 0/";

-atnuAtlwa. tetrameter; -n^riji
s.
qua,

2""-

nji

s.

way,

road; journey,

vel,
tra-

departure; decamping;
voyage;
drivium ; a. quadrivial;-,uiu.inl,^,
"c.
removal, removing; march, marching;
S. S.nptpit'''
"^c- ; -a^LAtru/iis. tetra/"
u"fiAt"_,
campaign ; expedition;
style; -umlt^ s. tetrastic ; -il-u%^ku.'i,
s.
ui'h^uAhu to begin a journey, to set
quadrisyllable;-ilmu,lihu,%S. "?""."-"".'out, to start,to go away, to leave, to
to decamp,
"Imru/i;-mij/fi-fe-u/?/ a. four-booked (Gospel)
".n.%t^qopu,^,
remove;
-

"

fourteen ; four times

-utuiutuinu^it-iAhuii
t^li^n

; -iniuuui'b

ten, lorty ;
full

moon

CI.

teenth
-muiuu/iiirpnpn.i"ij a. fourhant^u
OT
""nuiuui'lilr^huili
;
^[ili
the fourteen ; -muiuu/Uoiilnya.
;

to break

all

of fourteen

the

u/j

s.

rope;

line,halter

cord ; -"uJ'uA

a.

up

2""-"A,

*.

camp,

to march.

twine, string,cord,
ing
s. stretch; -u."J^.o.-?
,

u,^

ing;
cord-twist-

a.

a.
rope-maker; -*-.",, -h .it'll

of cord ;-im^ l".upui^u/bscourge

days (full
moon); -mutp,
of
four
a.
of
phu/i,
elements; -i/.t^.fr"a.
cords, rope's end.
quadriphyllous
2n"-""'t."C. S. ^^i-iJa. "0.
s. quadri; -il-hqlihu,"!,
valves ; -ophu,, ^t/.^ a. of four days
ing,
s. departure,remov2,n'-'upajpn^Pl,
made

ad. the

fourth

day ;

u,yt,^med. quart-

removal, decampment.

2fa
Q,at.lrj;
kj[, vn.

2Pn

^89

to become

S. fi""- mnit-J"; fig. poor,

to die-

in

[cloth.

dressed in woollen
a3,nL./uuM^hui"
2"'"-^'iy"
/i s. cloth,woollen cloth,
wool-stuffs ; -tu^npb^

lug

in

needy, to want, to

extreme

want,

in straitened

resources,

be

without

ces
circumstan-

Ah-fiM
t^titt^winl^p
luilhltuiqop
it
difficult
for Thy
not
was
a,pJtu,iilr[_,

woollen-

s.

need,
Mi

an

pery
s. dra*.
draper; clothier;-lun-npirni-P-'t
Almighty hand to send ; -"""-/?^"A
want
of necessary things, indigence,
cloth-manufactory
; ~u,i[u,TCuia.
,

necessity,dearth, beggary, misery,

poverty ; penury ; privation;
"f.u/b,

drapery, cloth-trade..
a. unorthodox.
SrK-Y^w^uin.
a.
^nt^iki-np

poor,

moneyless.

^njiiiibiilip
ib'bf'ir
vn.

listen,to

ces
state of the finan"ini-gembarrassed
in
live
straitened
to
-/3p
{tu.^^,
;
circumstances,in poverty ; /"-E 4""/
he is in great want, he is very poor.
,

not to mind

or

inattentire,to disobey.

be

a.uneatable;unfit for food.

2/"i^mi-"/i
*2'"p"f5'"""
^ *. chocolate ; puiJ-uili
Jp

a.
2,^Ji-q^
innocent, inculpable
; -^

luniik-u
justification
;f
cuse
or
-tk" //**/_"to ex/,iuin.%l,i^
-[, "stick ; to excuse
; /i
a.
loured
cooneself,to dissemble ;
or justify
ltir,nhi_ to drink
; "lufn/ii
to hide or conceal
maker
oneself.
; -"..
; -ujifirpit
tug s.
able,
dealer.
J'uii" s.
5,
a.
curious, admirSj!*'"'/^.
pot; ~uti[iu7Cuin.
I'g
rare,
"oy
"

dish 'of

I*,

excuse,

-"

-u

"

"

"

' "

s. tho
ing
disregard^tMiui/iirgnqni-p-lit.'ii

charming, superb, excellent.

fasts.

2^%""y."/ft,j^a.verycharmingygrac
3,"ik"'
a. useless,
a. rare, excellent,
good for nothing, ful,elegant;-q.piL.in
worthless
not
parable;
to
vile,bad,
mnXh/j
singular,matchless, unique, incom;
for or about, to do without, to
care
-n-kif a. fine-looking,of a
not
to
to
mind,
neglect, charming figure,handsome, graceful,
dispense with,
to pass over, to omit.
abeautiful;-^-up^. a. magnificently
-u

a.
iui[tuiy

ful
dorned; -lihpaia. admirable, beautistructed,
; -litrpui~^% a. magnificentlyconnot to need.
[ness,simplicity.
ficent
sumptuous, superb, magniunostentatiouss,
3,u%uii^uip!^ai.pf
; -"Jt". a. fine-shaped; -uiku ad.
useless

things,futilities ,

; -.p

trifles ;

s.

useless

-u/rjunT

vn.

excellently,
admirably;
less
^HhuMuutlitup inoffensive,harm;

[posed to labour.
a.
indolent,idle, indis2i^if"ou4/'
blind
3,u,tru,mg a.
to, conniving at;

"

tO ClOSO
"Hi%h"npt uitultirgj
to, to pass over, to wink at.

utiubtrlt

the eyes

grace,

handsomeness, elegantie,

i^nntnpiro.

SiPntbuMiT.

s.
^^ni-p-liiX

bishopric.
^foAaiiT,i-giy
; to

vanish,

pseudo-

of
vn.

to come

to nothing

annihilated, to perish,to

be
to

s.

disappear.

s. unfortunate
country.
^..^uMumiuti
to reduce
or bring
2^""ji".ju"%"-"/'z)a.
to dissipate,
to nothing,to annihilate,

to

destroy.
sitous,
a. needy, indigent,necesS,^iui-np

beggarly ; triTjmJk I
possess nothing,I am pennyless; 4he is in a state of necessity,of want,
poverty or need ; -ui^uA a. profitless,
poor,

unprofitable
tj""/
; -/."r,

vn.

to grow

-mt-^

gracefulness.
VilC,abjoct,
a.
i^liinp ntt-nj uifruig
mean.
worthless, despicable,

^."pyP s. negligence.
pseudopontiff
; -m-PlitA

[ishing.
a.
bewildering, aston2^^"uiy/"/u"j
s. beauty,delicacy,gen^piuii/ni-l,
tility,

-nt^p},s. inoffensiveness,harm-

lessness.

-mt-a

"Al S. 3,^'buinMnq.ij:

a.

"

annihilation

pearance;
disap-

the knotty point

ju'iiii-pn)

question.

fllU,l"

fllilVj

90

to
to frighten,
va.
f^u./ut-^ai.jui%t,r
dismay, to strike with consternation,
to appalterror
or dread, to terrify,

*Hu,/ak^a.

well boiled.

^uifufiir,
k-ijuyvn.

"ll

at, struck

to

frightened

be

consterBation.

with

timid.
[ment.
a. afraid,
"I|u.^(/""
female
ornafl|i"/uX'u."-".A^
"._j *.
%ulun,-!ih s. breakage , rupture ;
cleft ; fig.great fright,
nation,
constersplit,
terror, dismay.
pi^nfs. halter,bridle ; p-a,^
"i)u./u/"._j
,

fll(be) uik s. the twenty sixth letter

of the

alphabet " the twentieth

consonants

effects,
^lu^pk'tg *" money,
property,
goods; provisions,'victuals :

eighthundredth.
It is sometimes

"

instead

used

to break
-aiP-uM^iiffiit-ij

the halters.

from

eight hundred;

si,

uf,

i^ti_J-

of the

or

cattle ; -^4

of

*"

some

money.

"I|o^4^ s. French w. female jewelry.

p
"Q"/"4u"",
imperfect;
/"5a. defective,
tiii/uf
"uttlfiiitnn*ui
;
nuu^li"nu^b
tunnel
b3^'^" iS^i-*"-"
iit^ul^uMl^u/b
utrthtul^uih
Ltupiuig^"LuM^ ad. less ; pt- t'-ke
what
do I still want
for ? "^i_
l-ghJ",
fituip "C.
do you
for ?
what
want
In foreign words, the letter p is
4- .pfrj^.
to
do
to
into
for
us
without,
dispense
iiiiiAir[_,
changed by
example:
"v;
Peter, Passover, Probus, "c., fllA-. with ; to diminish ; to deprive of; to
the

letteTs

"

-t ;

as

"i"i/^-.i/iy^

"

"

utnnu

'l|f"f/0u#( ^\pnp.nu

^u3f.u^ilTir,
^f

destroy,to

"C*

to kiss ; to

va.

a. privative; defective;
"I|ui(uii/u"^"u%

adore;

-Jpu,
"C. S-

^ut^^ut

'l|
aiqnc^

"lui/iuuuMit
0"

^lu^uui,
p,

W.

S.

"

QuAy
(Sj

pu#/f"uufZr

\jh-n-n%

-iTopni.or

palace,hall;
s.courtier,
court; hotel;-"uliu.'t,
gentleman
-%,

uiuhi

narrow-minded,

a.

ed,
crack-brain-

id,
senseless,insensate, foolish,stolness,
silly;-iTuini-pJs. narrow-mindedsilliness,
simplicity,
foolishness;

^usli^ui "C.

m| atunM-p

o.

S. Gr.
^aishJiMn

kill.

s.

a.

S.

nt-u

a.

scant-bearded ; -i-np
defective
piy

fl|u/iju/i#
; faulty
;

verb.

^uiduiutiT,A-j/i -uftiT,Irgi^jvn. to
^uMfuip uig s. aposteme
impos- fail;to want, to be wanting in, to
thume, abscess,suppuration,pustule : lack, to run short; to lessen,to grow
boss, stud; tpuitiin^ bubo; -ui^ujui less,to diminish^to cease; to weaken,
set with studs;
to swoon
or
a. studded, adorned
; to die ; ast. to be eclipsed;
to a head, to
-uAiuij", lu^uij vn. to draw
int-uiliwane
; -tu"^ p tTiniu^ mad,
scess foolish;-huMi_h'hntf-j,^
gather, to suppurate, to form an ab%g, they are
aworn
exhausted,
papillary
a.
out; -y^^ui^\,,r
; -uyliii
; -mt-np
pustulous,pimplyare
my
eyes
weary
jiupu,iuunL.,ug
w.
s. Latin
"I|u"^"n"-%
pallium, [beef. with weeping ; Jp Pk
-l^^-y^ t'^.P'
have
for any
V\a,/uPj a. sodden, boiled ; s. boiled
perhaps wanted
you
a: precipitated.
"l)ii/^"u^c/'
thing ? ^p"i_ "OL. ~"^r f^^ t p-""py^uMU_
s.
V\ui,iiu,pu.i([ai'iip
blame, contempt, mntJf, what was wanting to my happiness
?
reproach, reproof,reprehension.
to lessen,to
blama. contemptible,
Vlmfiuipui/jlrfl,
va.
^uilfiiuut-jnt.ju/btJ'
able, despicable,
to
reduce
to
diminish,
reprehensible,censurable.
decrease,
; to
of the

court.

deduct,

to

restrict;

[,Jt2st' to take

"I)u"^"u^u,^/r./',
blame,
/r^[,va.
away,
to rebuke, to reproach, to
fault.
reprove,
^luliuiE^npif.,
lu^ s. want,
find fault with, to reprobate, to disapprove, "1)u/(""u'""-/?A
diminution,
*.
want, failure,
to

to

condemn,

to

censure.

to

to

depriveof life.

decrease
; deficiency
; fault,
defect
imperfection
blemish,
;
; dearth,

fllttt

eclipse; ^c"%^,
^m^uiuni-Sii
s. wanting.
asl.

penury;

guard.
"i|I"4""^n/;2.^"
"^61'yvigilant
s.
keeper, guardian,
warden
try;
; guard,garrison; guard, sen-

wane.

%ue,u,ii,mg

Q|i"4'i'""-"r,
to he
vn.
^"-11^1lini-girmi_
Gates, straits; pass,
q.ni.n.'ii
amazed, surprised,
tonishmentdefile;
petrifiedwith asfortress,fortified place; "/t_
-

be

frightened,
iruj^nu, ^npuuihuiii,the Genius
ed,
appall"liu^
of
pefied
stuterrified,
dismayed,palsiedor
death, Satan ;
m^iku ^^t^, t"
with fear; to be struck with
to
compel, constrain,to task,to force
; to

terror; to shudder, to tremble.

to villein service.

to bewilder,to
'^""iitrj-L.^uAk^iT
va.

^luifUilituu
uM^ s. guard; ^^utuiiuiit
s.
guard-house;
garrison;
guard,
U.J
of a garrison;
enamoured
^"u^iiTvn. to become
-tiuiuikuMs. commandant
to fatigue^u,/f^m ,ug a. impudent,salacious, -^u,i[,ai,
a.
compelling
uy
ous,
task-work
lascivious,libidinous,lewd, lecheror
ip-f'J'vn.
-liu,^n^
duty
;
hbertine
or
to
the
licentious,
watch,
change
guard, sentry
obscene;
,
ad. dissolutely,
to make
the round.
lavishly; -"#..
-uifLiup
dazzle.

fall in love.

[with,to

I{u/ba. libidinous ; -Ir^ni^gu/blrJ'

to
va.

vn.
%ui,uMiiyj;b-jf,

to

apply oneself

take

the eye, to attract all eyes ; -/i/r, to, to avail oneself of.
^3'y vn. to give oneself up to lechery
"1|i"4""("-^
u#j s. overseer,
or
to lead a dissolute
lasciviousness,
tutor; ^.f^aii,iujnjq_.

surveyor;

to
life,

together.

live in

dissolute

debauchery; -n^pf s.
life,impurity, impudence,

to
^uMC,u,lil,g
lp,l,,rvn.

ry,
lechelust,lewdness,lasciviousness,
obscenitystart.
fl\u,^ni.3L
,1. fright,

fH.ti^nt.ju/i.lrj',
gf, va. to
to
affright,

amazement

or

guard
drudgery.

statute
; villenage,

or

ing
keep-

labour,
[vedette.

guard, sentinel,sentry,
^iii^mjnji^s.

wooden
ties. iron or
(I|u"4u."/f.,
uy
piece, binding-piece,notched-rail,
brace; buttress, flying-buttress
; -"".
tied with a tie-piece;
a. fastened,
li-uui
sustained by a buttress ; s. S. fl|""4""*'?-

to

scare,

strike with

to
terrify,

fast

"n""4""//"ii-/?
s. mounting
/".'""

ror,
ter-

stupor,to astound,

to chill,to make
one's
to damp
cold, to dispirit,
the
to brace ; to prop with
-kiT, tj/iva.
u"4^i-,to chill with
courage;
horror.
guard.
[ful. buttresses. [jt."4;-^,garrison,

to

dismay;

blood

run

(I|
a.frightful,dreaduilini.g,u'iMnquiliui%
i. prison,dungeon.
"1)a/4""%""j
"l)u"4u.%"^,
fy s. credit-side,credit;

s.
fear,"fright,
%ulincgni-in,
terror,
consternation,stupor, astonishment,

stupefaction.
S. "H""4*"'-"^)
to

^lali^iW,IlkuMjVn.
feel

bunal,
". praetor's
court, triV\ui'iui%",upuA
of
court
judgment-hall.
justice,
a.. exigible.
"I|a.4",%""^
cover,
flluj4u/i."tir,
L-^pva. to exact, to re-

giddy,dizzyor stupefiedwithfear.

%ui,, n"-g s. guard, guardianship;

guard,sep^ry, mounting guard; watch;

watching ; hour, moment, time ; guard,

guard-house, post, vedette ; prison ;
claim
S. 'I|."4u.4;
^n.-n-t/
; siege;
occupancy
time
from
to
time;
^A^u
jiu/bW
g"
then, at that time ; ["-nti jupnt-W, at
-ntX
the time when
it ["praj
; juMn.uii.ou,ni^i
was
already the morning watch; {" one's

to

-nt.,

"

to

require,

to ; to

examine,

claim,
to

to

lay

discuss

mand
claim, to challenge,to deto
require
^ ^u"mu,umuA^
;
to Tcquire
inif.fi'ii
jni-tlk^pk

to

soul of

rjunrpiup^^u to
chastise
the
ilpkJ-u
punishor
impious^;
to be avenged ; -^J" vn.
to avenge,
to be exacted, claimed ; "f.uM,naiuuiui%
one

the
tbj^fvu^' about
at night; ^
watch
fourth
to
'-ioffh,
the
to
save
f
country
uA^fih
;
keep
to be compelled to give account
to guard, to defend ;
his life; "."-'fcfc/^.
of;
u^m^iub2huqpu
to mount
49?/2" ^aopiutf-niliU
guard ; f
aipl^uAkijm^ik/^,
suffer
rich
torments.
shall
the
to
in
to
great
arrBst, put
uMniint-i_
f,
^"ip
manding,
desiege,
beexacting,requiring,
"tiia^uA^^a.
prison; urpliuMbkuf, uin%ni-u to
reclaiming; s. pretender,
to occupy
to keep
; ^.^Ay.
/"
claimant ; -^i_ s. exactor ; receiver.
or place in reserve.

^pnnpi^nt-iT

"

#!"_

'

-,

-nt-

"

"

"1|U.2,

11U.^

892

bracelet
leather
iP^uiqliu,^armlet
.^u,';iu%",ii-Hh
exigence , demand,
,
p-uipHi^ greaves , legrequest , requisition
; pretention gauntlet ;
recovery,
discussion
piece;
mail, coat of mail;
ilt-pm
tion,
exac;
u/iilipu,^
;
hihufiIre liiu^uj
claimleather-cuirass,
extortion;jhu,a
ifiiibgy
buff
claim.
jerkin.
"Ilu/4a.?j^".i"prisonment.
[ing,
defensive
a.
^,u^uiiiM%uiliuj'iM
preservative,
^u,c,,uuiu/i,
,ug s. guard, guardian,
fellow*"
*.
-kta
phylactery ;
superintendent, overseer;
;
ijflspector,
vn.
sentry, sentinel; -^, guard, guards, guard or guardian ; -imiT,
o'juy
be
to
guarded, kept, protected;to
garrison; S. 2,"'^*-"'4
"v/?-^""""V'
;
bear
S. ^/it^^nm^
-[guard. beware, to take care or heed, to forvineyard-keeper;
D. ^ut^iuiMiatbuittiL-ut
4|iu4"""V"'^"'"V^""*" captain of the
; "pu/ii
; ~iJih-ui
s.
conservatory ; post , post-house
;
s. object serving to contain
^a,^,M,pu/i,
another
or
others, trunk, box, shelter,refuge,asylum.
er,
case, scrutoire,sheath, scabbard, cov"c. ; * vestry-room ;
i,ui/i"^^ to guard, to preserve, to keep; to
envelope, cover;
pocket- protect, to guarantee, to sustain, to
Rr/P-y
book, portfolio;-ti/* tro,. to involve; defend ; to shield,to screen, to secure
tertain
shelter from ; to maintain, to enor
to enclose,to envelop, to encase,
to
serve
qu,%i'iito guard, to pre;
cover, to pack or
wrap
up ; -^4 *"
,

-,

"

small

envelope

or

cover.

"I)u"4u.^4"-ir
tjl"

to

guard,
guard, to garrison, to mount
,

va.

to

screen

oneself from
3V"y
from the cold; -liT vn.

to
to

be

kept,guarded, protected.
^m^iMfuAli^,
preserver,guardsentry.
-%n,i^s.
a.
abstaining, abstinent, ian ; defender, protector; -^numliu/b
^uM^uijnii^
S. 'I|"'4"""'*"'4"'*
*" prison; -i/.i-_
s. abstinence,fast.
fasting; -i."-/?/.iA
; -''""3
P't .1. preservation, guard, protection,
mount

to proscrvo,
^a,c,ii,r,irgl,va.

to maintain

to

keep,

; to

guard, to watch over;

to preserve, to guarantee ; to keep,to
observe; to hide, to keep secret, to
conceal; to abstain from, to fast;[a.
to keep silence ;- ^rni^i
n.n,.p-l,
-,

jfijy^k

"

to

refrain
,

to forbear

fOnuuini-ffu

to
,

avoid ; %"/!" ufut^kiui^

^uy
destined
for
or

or

him

it is

served
re-

to ; S.

defence

"

ufiu^na

op

abstain

from

meat;

to fast.

fll""t'
ice;sleet;* a. cold,
A? *.fr08t,
icy,glacial,
freezing; ^"Mutu in--tt,u'b[,i_
-/*. to thaw, to melt, to liquefy;
-

ice.

"c.
"c. S. 2,""'^'"
%iMM,iutii

keep

*. grotto;
fllm^mWuii.

sequestration
reserve

placed or
tened
4o"ip /uui^uAj fat,

sheep ; v-^t^ /I-^

to
or

in

a.

"

to

put in

serve,
re-

to reserve;
consign ; to

to depo?"**/_/"
-,
sit,
in
put
prison; 4uy_
^ -f to be in custody,

or
f
f/itit^
arrest,in prison.
-

^,u4^"..pfs. statute service,forced

[guard, to keep, to defend.
S. (Ii".4"i"(
fl|".4%u,4
; -IrJ-, tjf va. to

to
fish-day,
fast-day; uiui^u "iiui^lr[_,

^uii^ituin,
f,^ s. reserve;
keeping;
deposit,consignment; maintenance,

kept in

.^tuiLiuuhnniuUMl^utia]j@nt ;

to freeze, to
'*"'-/*""."

"

; observance

; maintenance

"" fasting,[observation.
(l)""'4"""'4"'j
s.
fllu.4p
4"_j abstinence ; fast ; "/t6-

"

lactite
sta"It'pt''''

umnplfii stalagmite.
,

^luiiuiuim'iih-u,liuM%a. limpid,
pure;
shining,bright.
splendid,
,

seechingl
a. suppliant; ad. be%u,iu,u,ut^iuMn.'i,
imploringly.
". supplication,
^uiiiuiuiu/iip
imploracation,
tion,instance,
entreaty,prayer, invo-

labour.

request, solicitation;
rogation.
mission,
"I|u/Y"i.".i^"r,
hguj vn. to beg with subto implore, to supplicate,
to
S. fl|u/4uyn7^;
a.
^Hiu^nq^
keeping, pray or entreat earnestly,to sollicit,
S. 'Q"u4'"w"'^'*
(HuM^u/u/ii
to beg for, to adjure, to beseech, to
[pi^cserving.
^u,^uiu/i,"il(/
uij s. guard, defender, invoke, to intercede
; wnunfuimu/iiu
protector; armour,
address
to
the
most
earnest
entreaties.
cuirass;preservative;
defensive
phylactery; -jt'fcp,
"tutr^uuipui linnet "uiinfi^ tnin^[iS,
armour
;
a frail.
iu,%"u,j, breast-plate; dried fig,stringof dried figs,
,

fllU.3

eleganceof expression; -ptplnrvn.

be adorned

"nia

394

hallucination
"I|"/.yY_/"4"".a"s.dazzling,

to

fine

with

condition
fruits;-fi-^u.
s.
^oMjiTu/ii
nature,
uy
,
circumstance
tion,
wonderfully beautiful, splendid "
state, quality,
; condihandsome
a.
term, measure,
did,
; -i-n/ii very white,canrule,limitation,
transaction;
s.
close;part,article,proposition,
very fair ; -"f.n.Xni.pr'f,
ness
brightof tint,splendidcolour
ty,
stipulation,
agreement, trea; -/^u./.^.
e. superblyornamented, magnificent,
bargain,compact, pact; uA^pu,^
splendid,superb ; -^ip^lriT va. to aJ-m_
J-h^Mn,condition, sine qua von;
dorn with elegance ; -it.,p^n,-p-l,Jb
s.
appointment,
assignation
iFui'iiiulili
;
splendid ornament,
embellishment, lih'iimgcondition,state,circumstance;
magnificence,
glory; ~qj.lru.yq^t^jil'j "iiuiJUmIi
originaldraft of a treatyor
,

-^t","

dressed

a.

wearing
splendidly,

in

contract; 4i"yjniLuf4-/y

-".._,

brilliant

terrogat
in-

an

arf. upon
manner
garments ; luminous ,
;
to place
glorious; -^.ii^, -^tin^it or -jy.t"c condition, on terms;
^1""^^,
to dress
oneself splendidly, or impose conditions,to make
vn.
a
u-l-ir
tract,
con-""t

to

wear

or

bedeck

superb apparel, to bedizen

oneself elegantly;-^^*-"_

to contract, to

contract; S.

bind

oneself

by

3'"""/ia^""4"'4t'"
"

s. contract, covenant;
luxury in dress ; -pki- a.
fll'yj'u/iim^lip
convention
brilliant-winged,
superbly feathered; -j.pn..p'f
s.
agreement
;

,iini.p(,s.

zling, -J-,air s. de\ay ; -/i-ui,

daztional.
condia.
luminous,glittering,
-i-np
refulgent;-/,o" a. clear speaking
S. fll"/y*^".. ^umiJ;,!i,Uj;
clude
; eloquent; -l,ki,u{l,Jh^l,va. to agree, to conn^uiltui
to con". Transfiguraa
tiT;-likpuini-P-ltJi,
tract
tion
treaty, to stipulate,
to limit.
; -liirpu, a. magnificently built,
; to article;to qualify,
a.
superb ; -^^lin.
s. fifty
well-matched, very
"I|u"//ii..u"//i(
pounds.
"I|
resembling; -4^""^ a. wonderful, a""/o"-u.u^ u/j s. bag, pouch;
np^
mazing ; -'luiW, fifty vn. to brighten, unj game-bag;
m-i/kt-npui^,cloakto become
clear; to shine, to glitter, bag ; If^n-n^
"hi/b^nLp-h bag of falso
to sparkle, to be resplendent; fig.to
weights.
shine, to render oneself illustrious,
to
(I|ay".^^
n.h,ags.uotch of au arrow.
flourish,to signalizeor distinguish *fll.",,",
^j s. iron, horse-shoe.
oneself,to be remarked, to become a
[is.Persian ui-hoTse-shoer,
^lujiniup
of
note
i
lustrious
la.
person
; -h-iu.'b glorious,
shoeing-smith,farrier;-ni.pf s. far[""-%s. sumptuous
; -^t'lini-P
flluymtiT,
[riery.
tj/.va. to shoe.
orf.
building;-ujt"
splendidly,gloriously
^uijtpuipuij s. Persian w. debate,
pompously
magnificently; dispute,quarrel,strife,controversy;
""

-ISU"

very

crowned

-tMiumli a.

brilliant

ing
wearsplendidly,

ff/t

Jtuutiprt t/inuitttri

"

p. nt-tlb-p

tO

a
-^o.yt^i.^ a.
question or controversy, to
open
fine,magnificent;-mt"^^ a. of debate,to dispute; -ti/*, tjf -f "/",t_
very
a
shining aspect, luminous, brilliant;jiuj vn. to create strife,contests or
to clear, to brighten, law-suits,
va.
to litigate,
to question,
to
-^m-gu/iilrJ'
to render
to
brilliant,give splendour; dispute;to struggle hard, to fight,to
to shine, to render
fig.to cause
rious,
illustbattle;-niSh S. 'H",^"';'a

crown

to

to

distinguish,to celebrate;
clear,to explain,
dilucidate ; -tl.yiji.
shining,
sparkling,

ipufbu

to render

clarinet.
glittering
; -.J-n-i^s.
^"ybuin-kpu/iiii.
a. bright coloured;

^u/i,, fj

s.

round

bread
loaf,

comb;
; honey-

hot. hen-bane.

a. Gr.w.
"1)u"^i^"-i/^

papular.
brightcountenance, gay,
ad. like a pilgrim
^"M/iiq-luuiuipiup
;
cheerful,
sprightly.
-l,u,%a. travelling,
wandering; -^fj s.
^tyiruiiLni.piiL.'is.
cloamess,light, fellow-pilgrim;-"timir S. "ll"i.1i^^#""f"
brightness,splendour; lustre,brilliancy,
pice,
*. this
-"fcnj
earthly pilgrimage; hosinn for pilgrims,foreigners or
magnificence, glory, celebrity,
renown;
other travellers,khan, caravanserai.
magnitude; vivacity,
serenity
; limpidness,
to
to cause
purity,
va,
[cians.
^u/ini/uuiirjni-gut'bkJ'
-kphua.

of

%""i,iu,l,h'iin,up%
of the
s. sect

Pauli-

emigrate

to

estrange

to
,

convey

"I|!).C

transportor
try,to cause

from

remove

one's

a. carryingvictuals ;
^aii-upuipuiiiJ

coun-

pack-horse or mule ; -uipii^a. well

to
provisionedor furnished ; uin.%k-i_,
to provide,
to store, to stock,
^uA^fuinliT,
hjiy vn. to emigrate, victual,
to leave or quit one's
to equip; ^n,.i_,
to stock
or furnish
move
country, to rewith all sorts of provisions.
from, to be estranged;to go on
vest,
a pilgrimage.
%u^phj; tj/lva.to besiege,to incondition of an
to beset, to blockade, to occupy,
s.
"SluA,^p,mm-l3-[it.%
alien or stranger; emigration,transto enclose,to
to shut,to encircle,
migration,
surround
migration; pilgrimage; -k^[^ s. the besieged.
^u^^ilfn^,
(|)u"2"u/"^^,
li,-[i, lii-ys. hotel,inn,
-^nf^ a. besieging; -^ s.
hostelry,tavern; -aiaiui% or ^^tu, s. the besiegers.
inn- or tavern-keeper,host,landlord,
ssiege, investment,
"Hai^u,pni.ah
master
of an hotel;major-domo,houseblockade,surrounding,occupancy;
steward; {[Hi-ft,hostess ; -/unjtioni-// innuijy,
^**t
anxiety, preoccupation;
s.
calling;
hostship, inn-keeper's
/" uiiu^piTiuiito fetter,to put
^uiu
ir-foolish.
into irons, to shackle ; {"
Ifiini^,
hostess-ship. [silly,
j'^p.
t
o
to
a.
hare-brained, stupid, "i-hi^
^uA"l.nfp
lupiiuM'bhu besiege, lay siege
to dwell

to inhabit

"niic

895

another

place,

*.

elsewhere.

to, to invest.
%u'bii.nptu/ii
uini-^".Pandora's-box.
cucumber.
s.
s. seed
^u'liff.nppnt.p'h
stupidity,
silliness,^^"Mi^ai-iuili
tumour.
s.
foolishness,
swelling,
"Hui^uiiu:^
simplicity,
rusticity.

^ufb^.n^juui
^/uuiiujs. foreigner,
emigrant,alien,stranger; pilgrim.

s. appanage.
^uiiinuimui^uiii
a. adorable, worshipful.
"Ha,^ntili
s.
worship; idolatry;
fHiu^,lrin,-Pt

to propagate
va.
f^iaiifptir

trees

by

shoots
or
layers of offsets,
suckers,
fl|uj%^^^
s.provining. [toprovine.
Gr. W. S. 3"^2^'
(f{iui(3-tn.
y
s. cheese
^u/ii^P"iipyor "iipt
;

service.
ship
"I|u.^aitir,
ty^ va. to adore, to worto serve, to wait on;
; to minister,

2,"-

iTtua-nt-nui^
^uMitutpnf i)Utch
; i^nnift.-/t
cheese ; to curdle milk.
%lri_ , to make
"

to

administer, to confer;

to

officiate;

provide,to furnish ; to exercise,to

employ ; qluap^m-pij-ato administer

to

^mn-iujni-Pi to
^u.'hitujp.u:!.
a.
eloquent , fluent ; the Sacraments
;
to
ad.
s
limely
ubt/n.
employ, to use, to
-/"./"
boasting;-^.n/t^j excellently,
serve;
oneself of,to
avail
to
make
use
a.
of,
eminently ; -[t
glorious
,
-

praise-worthy,laudable ; magnificent, adopt.

lime
s.
worship ,
excellent,sumptuous; sub"Hui^nni-SL
pompous,
,

illustrious

renowned
,

guished.
distin-

service ;

to be
u./iAoi.^,

ministered

adoration
served

;
or

to.

s.
defender,patron,
(H,u^,uiiii%
U.J
vant;protector,favourer; minister, serto praise,to
va.
patron saint, patron ;apt
^u/iiinii^iM-^ui'btrir
to sing the praises n-iuuil advocate
attorney ;
i"*/.'
vaunt, to glorify,
,
to defend,to protect,to
of,to extol,to cry or preach up, to ipit-i_a..Jt_p
a. dcfcnsive.
to laud,to commend.
[assist.
^ai^inuiu/iiuilim'ii
exalt,to flatter,
^uM^utuimiui^s. royal service ; life^iuiitni-pf s. boasting vaunting ,
s. client.
[guard.
fl\iu^uiaAuii.np
[tium.
bragging.
to defend,to
vn.
tri/^
^ui^taiu/iit-iT,
^u/b^piuutI, -^oi s. Gr. w. pancrato favour,to supto sustain,
protect,
port;
f^u,%piuii.nph
ui^ s. cheese-maker;
to
to
chem.
save,
preserve, to keep;
-a^/A ".
easeum, casein;-iluiTCam.
in-irP- "u'i,Jc[fb
-%utirvn. to curdle, to care, to take care
;
s. cheese-monger;
but
defend
do
oneself,to
to
cheese.
as
nothing
to coagulate
,

s. milk-diet,
(Hu/iipat-iofi
fasting remain on the defensive.
^
a. defensive;
lacteal
-^n^uiliiuu
^ui^MMiuAJi^,
on
products.
s.
protcctorate.
-^inqai-Pfi
#
.
^ut^uup.iaj provision,viaticum,
s. defence, protection,
food, victuals ; victualling,
providing, %ui^uiiJbni-P'lt
stay,
the
auspices,
patronage,
guard,
provisions,stores, equipment;
intercesfavour;
Sacrament.
apology,
support,
Holy
,

77

flian-

596

sion; service,office

oppua^,

; g -p
the Law.

aegisof

the

under

minister; servant, domestic, waiter,

deacon;
valet;administrator, ofiiciating,
a. religious,
pious; y^^wpm.^
/3", Minister of Justice; S. fll""^.oi,

s. protection.
V\uM^aiw%ni^ilii
ation,
s. worship, ador(Qu/^not.
uiuitTu/bij
"C. ;
latria,religion; service, office, (!\iuuilrpui^r,
,

ilpliJ-lui^i^
airiij^'b

of divine

vice,
ministry; ceremony,
mystery; seroffice;employment, function,

instrument
l-pni-P^h

duty, post, place ;

aitiu/IA divine
ship
worship ;
4"-""j idolatry,the wor-

God ; -;f! uip^niSbhuigcourticrs.

officB.
S. diviuO
%a^o%hpil-a'-Plit^i

fear
piupjipiety,religion,

s.
grand-father,
pontiff.
; pope,
'""^luufuiii-uji.iiMti
fj a. s. papist;-^loi^
a. papal,pontifical
; s. papist; /";/"""#_

^a,u{, f or
"sire, * "dad

of God;

,publlCfUHC-

ifh L^fn

^UMUtnpiai^tuq
u^ui^
or
Olympic or
uiai^i,u,JhiJiip
;
public games ; /"a{u,^,,ujJh/iiJ^
by prout

tions

of

tion,
s. complimeuts, adulaf^ui^no'bni.li^
fulsome
flattery.

of idols; u%r,a,[i
superstition;
-,
-'i!u2hglring burial service; burial;
-

Therapeutse,

; -:p

servants

ance
venge-

n"-i

"uj

f^.,,iin^pt;

-liui%n.-Pt
s. paleSSlOn
pistry,
Jtuuufnia^tun'l|#""^ %".-Pf S.
; 'Ij
the
ship
mu,.r.,yijji Minister of Public "Worpopery.
excessive thirst,
to pay
ing;
parchone's court to,
11...u/uj/i
,[-s.
u,iJ,Iti_,
;
to court, to flatter; uinXm-i^,to be
-p-r, hgu,, vn. to be very thirsty,
A- l"ff

#^""io"

to die of thirst.
adored, to be ministered
to ;
to
serve
f
i,utpliitfuh
i_, mu/iihi_,
;
*o be in the ministry; to dumfound, to put to silence, to
uim^nuijh/iili'"L:
to exercise
one's trade or
down, to confound,
non-plus,to run
MMia,^,lri_qto
to
to
overcome.
ship,
calling; ","AA^,
refute,
serve, to worto adore ; ^
^lUMiiu/iiJl-ir,
uiaJmi^u to adore ;
tguf/ vn. to be silent,
to
mute
or
0,^7
speechless,to be unable to
iru.u,ni-ju,'i,iri_
worship to
to hold one's
tongue, to be
perform a service agreeable to God;
answer,
oneself
slfui^a/i, utniint-i^ to cause
dumfounded, non-plussed. [lessness.
to be adored
like a god ; p
s.
muteness, speechtTmu/iit-^^ "flu,MMiu/iiJtni-m
-t.r, tg[, vn.
to enter
a person's service
s.
bleat;
flju/ufu/^
4""'""^
or"^
;
to
fulfil
to
to
to
-/."-tr
a
stutter,
stammer;
function;
bleat;
plri_,
linpn,-uu/i,lTi_
to
lose
Gr.
one's
bleating.
[s.
s.
w.
"l)rau^u'u
J-u._
priest,
place; n^ikf^
^*
cestral,
anto tafco Sk pcrsou's
-iu/4""t.a. paternal,
^.nufh'iil,
n.u,'i,if.lTi_
q- nt-pni-p
to
place,
replace one ; liui,nu,piTi_
hereditary.
ifa
honoured

or

"

i,nn.^nj /"i_^n"^

^Pt"3

cclebrate

to

for the repose

of

"Il,"iu,f^s.
papyrus.
hen%u,u{li,.,,
Ig s. parrot; kt
[popedom.
parrot ; S. P^n'-Z^u-i-

mass

person's soul;
to sing psalms,
4""""'/'^z_'
a

-u

-"

to

/A^ mn^th^nilj [ib^ lUrLlilr^nj

;
"ip, through respect, for regard, by

^uiuini-PfitXs. papal see, papacy,

adulation.

bol. camomile.
fll,oii^"7i.'"//,a*".

praise

"

"

["c.

ad. officially
^u,"ilhu,li
^iMi^mo'huip.aiir
"('".?'^- bleating ; i.goat,
; -4'"^.
". functionary
"I).Kn.u.^
bureaucrat;
;
-Z/"^
raj
//#3 s. sheep-park, "fold,
ace;
sterial
minis. bureaucracy; -^uA
iai.pj,
a.
"cot, pen ; herd ; flank ; muffle-furn,

official ;

o^.u/y.^^ official

laid at

full

length;

/un^
let
cutlet,cutadjutor
gazette; -4^^ *. colleague,copork chop ; npPntlamb
^uin-lHi
chop ; n^mpp
; fellow-servant, help-mate;
;
to worship,
ad. in herds,
to adore; chop, mutton
chop ;
-iTuimyj ili'iifiirvn.
-ot/ia. devout, pious,religious
; -u[,^ in droves, in flocks ; /. ^it^j.i.ni44i
pa.^p[iiA s. devotion, piety,religion; bot. to lay the plant at length.
fattened calf.
tionary, (^"Min.u,liu,Mriyp
s.
s. a
adorer; servant ; func-ui,Mp,
u/j
^ujn.uiliuAs. hounds ; ^4 ~"'3" *
official,
minister; -mu.pm-P'^
,

a.

paper,

veal

i.

service; ministry, office,charge,

function

; -i"nLi,

temple ; Minister's
".

-pu/i,s.
residence

church
;

-pi

,
,

pack

of hounds.

^uiii.-uiiiTir,
hgft ~iiliir,
t-jtufvn.

to

lie down

; to lie in ambush

or

in wait.

worshipper;-i-np a. idolatrous.
to divide,
to disunite,
to disperse,to
^"ii^noiili-ui/
s.
clerk,official,
tikl'^
,

"II0,S
at

put
makG

variance, to
breach

"mis

897

discord,to

sow

between.

round, to environ, to encompass, to

hem
in,to beset,to encircle,to gird,
to inclose ;
to
^
puAfiL^ luouiri_,

ed,
^u,n.u,limliir,
b^uMj vfi. to be disunitmake
of circumlocutions, to perito
use
dispersed,to be in dissension,
be splitor torn into factions.
to
phrase, to speak periphrastically,
-ndSb
^^"an.uitiu,ni.[3-Ji
S.
diSUniOU, beat about the bush;
p,uiqu/b
("
faction.
to delightin a
division,
discord,dissension,
"tlru,^the rivers seem
11utn.u,iluiainu
s. Gr. IV. prevaricator,thousand
windings.
"\u*tnuttf-nna Q, '\\nunun.nnu
apostate,renegade.
fll
"I|u/""4u4
s. old woman,
nt-'fcp
lulij
^3 s. adventure, accident,
nf
cident,
beldam; -m^u/ii a. anile,senile; "".
contingency,casualty,occurence, infortuitous
idle story, tale
fable
or
hazard,
chance,
;
#"."i."i"^"-^
,
-

/"".""".

'

ad.
ipjiip ridiculous superstition;
-/""/",unforeseen
event; jo -f or -ftrfu
to
advance
chance.
vn.to
old,
aged,
ii-jty
by
accidentally,
grow
in age ; to become
accidental, casual,
a.
old,ancient; -"7"^/"
"Qi"i""u4""(u.'ii
of an old woman;
s. son
-m.^ s. aniletingency.
fortuitous,
contingent; -m-P^ s. con,

age of woman.
to lie down.
vn.
([\iua.[i(il,,r

old
anility,

ness,

^.anjbuiu,

'\\tuutui^iun
f

Pamassus

s,

-nu

s. bot. pepper-plant.
^u,a.utn.lt
s. bot. pepper-wort.
^"un-uipplf
*fl|u#"S. fll"/4^. [fs-fR*. holy week.

^uiuh^

[i

"uMuioii

Easter

s.

; "ui^^

uy

great thirst.
s. fine liueu
nt^ip uitig

s.

fl|
"uuuiuin.

"

o.

M|u#OTa#4; sacl

%uulinu.-2Csool- gryphus, condor.

s.

"l|/auni.^
u^nj

s.

uin

adventure, grievousaccident,serious
trophe
catasmisfortune, mischance
case,
,
tously
; gj -"/J ad. by chance, fortui; p -k ad. unfortunately.
tO
^uimuM^hir, tjf -t-gnt-giu%lrirva.
to
to
cause
bring about,to
happen,

; Muse.

compass.
to

f^uiuiui^kiT,
vn.
h^li -^l"ir,k-^oM/

stuff,byssus; tapestry, carpet; meet, to meet one another; to arrive,

damask.
to occur
to happen, to befall,
n-tudiuuliuijl,
; to go
;
'^iMtuuiujn.uMa.nnit- uiq
s.
tapostry- to meet, to encounter, to oppose, to
to blows,
worker; -m-Pl s. tapestry; -ifor ^.^ withstand, to resist,to come
with tapestry,draped, coverto grapplewith,to kill ;
a. hung
ed
Jhip.
""-"/tp

or

blanket

with

drapery;
with

to

tapestry, to

hang
mantle, to bedeck,

carpet,to

fully
tastearrange
fine linen-cover

-k'uij tuij s.
bed-sheet, drapery, tapestry;
"ib\^ beds furnished with fine

front,to

mu.44, to leap out

into the fire.
"".*i4""_

against;

war

sheet;
^,i,u^,ujf,S.Passover;Easter

destiny ; uiunniu^Jmtr^

; the

ad.

paschallamb.
[thirst.

to causo
va.
groat
^lauphjnt-guAlri/'
^u,^^^J",
t-^iyvn. to be athirst,
very
to be dyingwith thirst ; fig.
to
thirsty,
pant or eagerly long for,to hunger "

frying-pan

[talk,colloquy.
"Ili"m/u4oi-/J?r
*. meeting, interview,
s. meeting ; S. fl)u/i""4
(\\tuuiiu^ni.3ii
j

lets
cover-

to wrap
up in
to hang, to drape.

va.
; -liuiihd;t-gj,

S. "nlunpfiir.
fll
uiu^u/iiuiir

of the

or

face,to attackin

to

linen

faCe tO

tO mOOt
infji-,
uiujinhpuaqiTuiL.
,
quMp,i.,upt-i_,

umiihu

uiunniu^iTutb

ly,
casualaccidentally,fortuitously,
chance
uiu,u,ut^_
incidentally,
by
;

^"fai
chauce,
[i q-kui t"u,%kt'''
iTni.'iip
aided
fortune
him; u/L^k-un^l^p
good
it was
no
longer time,

-,

lus
tendril;bot. convolvu(Huiuiiiiiili^s.
; bindweed.

(HuruiuiqliJ',
h^uyvn. to occupy, busy
to give oneself up
-nt-iih
exccssive
oneself,
s.
or
employ
f\\iuu^ni.f
thirst,
to.
oneself
to
thirstiness ; siccity,
[ing.
to,
apply
dryness,ardity.
encumberdried.
embroiling
a. parched,
f^iuu,uM,il,i_a.
;
(|)."i"iff"i.u,
s. occupation, applicaV\aiui [is. wall ; turn,round; /"
tion.
"l)"iffnu"^"i"-%
thirst after.

-4-.
,

/"

-""-

knotty

scnre;
way,

a.

ate
complicate,intric-

ambiguous
p^V-

dark,

ambages,

of words, circuit,roundabout
shifts ;
to suriuiL.unt-1
iim-u
umij
-

^uimuA

ob-

; truss

pass
com-

uig

s.

band, bandage,wrapper

ing-sheet,
"/t".i-^ shroud, windgrave-clothes
; -w^aii^ u.^
;-

*.

truss-maker.

"iias

98

^wuiuAq.

hostage ; pledge,

s.

u"j

break

of

out

prison

to/"4*"
.

to

to plight,
to be
to pledge, transgress, to violate; -ftiTvn.
gage ; ".."/^ /.
torn or rent, "c.
to oifer as a pledge ; uin^,ni-i_[,
to
-,
[taste; fragment.
-

a hostage or
s. little bit, small
piece,
pledge; /. liu,i_, ^u,mtun.l,li
a.
s.
-""./?/."A
a.
^u,u,u,n_nii
hostage ;
as
rapacious
taking
;
to
tear
t
o
jfo.to
-hw,
age;
hostas
rapacity,
pieces.
serve
[lacerate,
hostage;
tjf
to give or
^uiuiiun.tiinlrJ',
receive
for hostage
h^fi VU. to rcud, tO
to
bind
"\u"/i"tun.nuintji
Or
or
"\uiintu^
O.
tie,to enlace,to
pledge;
n-niufi
;
to involve,to contain,
to enclose ; -^^
ILUBMIinMSli

take

as

be

to

-unLm.

S.

a.

-n^-P-t

s.

giving or receiving
"f[uiu,uA^
.

'\\iiiutuilirrui^
t

o.

cruufa

"\iuuiuilihAla-p

s.

rout, toar

; rupture,

crack, crevice, fissure,

opening;

the

hostage ; S.

in

^,nu,uin.n,.uMirng

enclosing;
*I|u"mM"""^u/n."if_;
enlacing,

chap, chink,slash,slit.
f!luiui,un.ni.aii
ceration
las. tearing,rending,
intestine broils,
eruption;^(?.
rupture, division,scission,disunion,

to be adolescent
^uiuiuAilrliuj'huiir,
uiguji vn.
t
o
party, faction.
again
; fig. grow
young
"

"\iiiultun-nLM
,1. child,boy.
f^uiuia/iilrlilili

"Xuiuiuiuniiish
a.

O.
O.

responsive;

^i\tiMinuin.iittnni-Jl
.

v\ujuiufu/uuibn'

-"mnt,

i""j

o.

~uiliu"h

sible,
respon-

s. youth, adolescent,
f\\uiuim'iip
answerable, accountable; apoling,
stripant;
servlogetical,
lad, young man
domestic,
exculpatory ; s. respondent;
;
perienced
inex""""u"n"-o"./3^
or
apologist;
vraiter;groom;
mpn^Pt s.
uhn^npi
-,

answering, answer;
defence,apology,
-u,,i,phir,-lrir,
excuse; responsability;
f\\Min,u'/ini.(3js. adolescence,youth.
tg^ vna. to answer, to make answer,
or
an
swer;
anfl|."o,/z.?/oL4f
sf. young
girl,virgin, to reply,to. give answers
maiden.
to defend, to apologize,
to excuse;
ly
to reply evasive(||uiinu"n.,
tyi_^ "uuu
U.J s. bit,slice;mouthful;
in
,he hardly deignj ~^"4 itt^ipfjuiipiece, shred, strip;
pieces,in
ed
condescended
to reply.
or
Jp 'iui^t ^ bit or
rags ; piecemeal;
to cut
s,*l)i""oii""^uitr/i
piece of bread; ppq-i'L.
answer,
response,
in pieces or in bits;t Jt
reply; return, repartee, rejoinder;
^lu/bt-uto
young
novice.

younker, greenhorn,

man,

~'

"

"

~"

-"""

devour, to take in one mouthful;

to be lacerated,torn or out
linuiapliu
to pieces,butchered
jl^pkbp ""'";
to fall off bit by bit,to decay
^u/itfiij
"

"

gradually.

account,
excuse,

defence

apology,
,
justification;
^piaJhA -%i.nj,
reason

oracle; ^luifiujiiiuh,
iu/bn.ni-i^^w*-.
t

uummPiui^umIif

uufuiuuiuMiIuMinnia ^u/cufi/^
,

iiubnUuihuib
i^ptul^iMMh
J-fuinui^tMMlt
uip
a. s. parasite,
^uiuiuiiL-upnjit
uibJliinliutpT^" haughty
utiib^^Mth ^p
spungor imperious
er, trencher-friend,hanger on, toadimpertinent evasive ,
,
a.
bought, suborned; favourable,
eater; -ufuiinfiii
certain,,positive,negative
-uin^,
a.
used, torn, old, worn
dry foolish ,
out, laconic,insignificant
,
to anthreadbare, shabby, ragged,tattered; curt or short reply ; uMnXiri_.
swer,
to
make
to
or
to
tattered
torn,
ragged
answer
reply,
^u.^ij.ti.A
;
to answer
for ; to defend,excuse
coat, rags, tatters ;
^tii.i.^, to be
uiui/j
reduced to tatters ; -.^ ""^p uy s. fork, or justify
oneself; mu.u^ u.'b^fb to
table-fork.
to
plead one's own cause ; gntAt^^to tear,to tear
receive
the reply;^
"1)"u",",/i."-"/'"
va.
in
trjili
^/"i"i"a^/"f.
f

"

-a

to bits

to
to

to rend;
pieces,to lacerate,

or

cleave,to cut, to divide,to

to
break, to crack,to split,

slash ;
burst ;

pieces,to

dilani-

to cut to

replyto

your

receive

no

letter

;^/A^#i"-it^^

reply; uuyu."it"_
-^..^^
,

await

reply; ^k^
S.

there

is no

to
to
ply,
re-

(^i^ft-A
(I)n.".."/"i"
ate, to rend ; tfr^n/tuAu to tear each
burden, bundle,
u"j s.load,
to break
bale; package, roll;wrapper,
other;
qlSiitif-iaunpni-pjA
cover.
to er
s.
slaught*\\,"iniu,nu,%_p
up the kingdom ; qli^-il^iu
envelope;
wrapper,
to kill ; lui^ou
oxen
to
packing.
;
^n^
furrow
to
to
^iMiuiuimlrj;
;
plough
/^fsuAu.*
frj/.va. to envelop,to
,
J'Z-

J"t-

"

answer;
,

no

"I1U.S

99

to'twine,to twist,to wind

or
interweave,to
to involve;
entangle;to implicate,
pha.^%a to pack up ; -/i.rvn. to wrap
wrap

up;

round,

Ct, OFa'^u"uit^aijiui^nnn^l3-p'
"piou
to procular,givingoracles ; ibtit-ij
nounce
or
give an oracle ; -i/'*" pl%

to entwine

oracles ; -mu,p

oneself

up

in; to embrace,

to embrace

s.

each

other;to gather round, to twist

about, to cling,to hold fast on.
^uiuiuimni-^
s. 6oi. American
uiliuM^
liane

",_j t.

messenger

; -tn^.

envoy,

courier,

deputy,messenger;

delegate, ambassador; diplomatist;

fig.minister of God's word, angel,prophet,

apostle; //Afr^or-"-npi.-,r,
k^l
to be a messenger,
vn.
liiupii(iu,it,u,il,li
-i.npl,j;
t-tjuy

bindweed

uia

ambassador
or
quamoclit, scarlet convolvulus, red
deputy, to go or to
as
jasmine.
[twisting;packing. come
ambassador, to negociate, to
^u.a,u,a,ni-au s. twiuiug wiuding, go in mission ; to treat by diplomacy,
,
a.
^iauiuip
heaped up, full,brimful, to be a diplomatist;
s. message,
-i.npn--P-'li
rich,abundant, copious,overflowing.
deputation, mission, embassy;
(I)u#""""^""f.,
"/j s. sacrifice,victim, diplomacy.
immolation ; mass
hand-barrow
s.
"l)u"in^""^i"4
; oblation, offering;
uy
,
to
of
crifice; litter,
sapresent, gift;bribe; "4"Ai/_-,
sedan; ^plT,i^%-,instrument
t

.i."/tru"LtY"high-mass; /?/.i. torture, gridiron.

for
(I)u."""-iu%,
i/fe
;
iijtji-^wj mass
h%lt^s. sheath, scabbard;
the dead ; u^u/^nt-/,iiuMUiat^qiu%lrf
envelope; scale, shell ;
case; cover,
njip-%, to celebrate
or
mhuui^
hull,pod, cod,husk ; rind, peel,bark ;
say mass;
to attend mass.
%k.L-C
cuirass ; breast ; ."^4.jAt^
armour
to sheathe,to put up ; S.
a.
^tuintMa"iuMn.tujxiunJt
"p.h-p Carrying
^nt.[,%^
-.

low

mass

-"

s.
bringinggifts; -i^nptrm-Pl

or

; celebration

of

mass

fice
sacri-

-4ftya-

". band, bandage.

^"uawirilip

lebrating
ce-

together; -"Tuiu.njg "I|u"n"-4^5 o. convenient, proper,

ly,
a. offering,
fit,
suitable,decent; well-timed, timemaking a present; s. sacrificer;officiating
priest;missal,massopportune,seasonable,propitious,
favourable;s. opportunity, occasion,
book; liturgy; -pu.% *. altar.
veniently,
t-gfiva. to sacrifice,propitiousmoment; /"-.^-f arf. con"I)u"i"i"^"""ft"r,
to immolate, to offer,
to give to God;
k v. imp. it is
suitably;
it is becoming; it is due; ["
to say or celebrate mass;
-piTvn.tohe
fit,
if,,
honoured
with gifts,[sacrifice
to befit,to become;
"by/j
^lairuipftu
(God).
to think proper, to deem
it expedient;
f a. receivingthe
^mtnwpuiii.iAifitiiij
s.
or
officiating
priest.
J-uiii'ui'iiaMli
^"auiuipiuif-p^
tf-muluh/jto find a
dOStlufavourable
S.
to
^uiiaiupuiflff;
opportunity; iuniint-i_,
^Iray thlUgS
ed to be saerificed ; mass-dues, alms.
seize the occasion,to strike the iron
the

mass

va.
^uiiniupkiT,
t-ijli

to fillabundantly,

while

to fillup to the brim, to fillto overflowing,

to heap up.

it is hot; joif-m-m
oneself of, to

tapliufiihi_
^-

to avail

profitby

the

opportunity
; S. lin/"nL""A"-ir.
%uimh':,ni-P-'h
s. fulness,
s. convenience, fitness,
abundance,
^iumiM,pnt.:il
decency ; opportunity seasonableplenty,overflow ; S. tF'iyf"""/#/"
"

ness,
mild voiced.
^lumn-ui/^ltli
a. gentle,
oracle
tence;
"1|"""nf.u"ir,
s.
; sen; words
uig
ance;
ordinmessage, errand, order,
counsel,advice ;
mmu
npa^
-"

u"uij

to deliver

utter oracles ; ft

or

-a

mn.

of

time, of

not

to

scizo

to let the occasion

let

tho

portunity
op-

pass, to

slipthe opportunity.

^luuitriT,t-jfva.

to say.

ces;
circumstan-

not to
chance; ^npnu.uuiiiyi_
"{"
lose the opportunity; joif.nL.m
f,f/^p
by the occasion,
uipliu/iiyi_^to profit
to avail oneself
of the opportunity;

^apn^uiiAt-"_
q-

-u

u,%ii,u%hu to parley,to negociate,to

enter into treaty;
uMn.iuphi_ itp
to send

fitness

to

surround,

to

viron,
en-

to enclose, to
to encompass,
(f\uiuifiitirutplrp
u#3 s. messenger,
to
to invest,
to
news-bearer
abesiege,
fence,
oracles;
gird
;
writing
; -ttp
to
to
to
beset, to
surround,
*. prophet;sentence; -tfimi^
s- parliamentarian, beset;
in
to
hem
to
to
;
envelop,
pack up ; to
negooiator;
[Ifblri^,
to
to take
circulate,
parley,to negeciate; "fbui^nup^ S. spread abroad,
,

fllllS

fllUS

600

to plate,
to
or
'*" causing
^tMiinirpuiifJ'aitiyipP-y^
overlay; "i^u"mtu"^
uiui^upbi_ excitingwar ; fig.quarrelsome; -liuii,

lead about; to veneer,

or

to

coTer,
"liip,

make

to

ring round, to

hem

dress

warlike, martial

a.

; -4^""4".%y^

tial
mar-

exercises; -^fj s. fellow-soldier,

;
qilkim
"Wound
comrade,
u/htf.
/n.nl-{3-[i
companion in arms; ally;
[imp
u(Mtiui^
nyit/',
;
to
silence
fighttogether; -lin^p ipi[iir
prevails there; ^4 u^"i". ipihu
great
round;

beset

to

to

he was
ifiiui
intrujg
to
'^"'-rti
-b'l'vn.

by fear
placed round

struck

be

slain in battle ;
fond of
a.
a. victorious; -ukp
"yiMiiip-

; S.

vn.

a-

to be

"

overcome

gerent,
surrounded, enveloped, war, delightingin war, warrior,bellibound
culate,
warlike;-mhu,^ a. hating war;
round; to take a turn, to cirto go round ; to embrace
s. enemy;
to
coward;
timid,
;
m^
be changed or transmitted;
m-n-liu,^ -"{"npAa. experienced in warfare.

bout,

be

to

-"."""-,

%uii.

be

to
f ufu,^u,pni-!lii
,

in

in

taken

the

^^ml^,
miu,"k-"iii_

snare
,

pains

covered

of labour

with

uiuimt^uA ^.n.
seized

was

with

armour;
-P-trL. a. coleopterous;-,.np

ship;
ceous
testa-

a.

man

"liip war-horse, charger.

fllu/tnt^u-r^uji//",
tjuy VU. to War, tO
to
make
war, to combat, to fight;fig.
be at war
with, to be tempted ; t ^ir^
to dofoud
liberty;
uMifuimn^p-t
pay
.

sheath-maker

-iimi., armoured

warfare

; mimic

war

of war, ship of war

; galley,
benched
three
galley; kp^.
trireme,
,

-nJlfs. sheath-making; sheath-works;

-^%, ^"tf'j a. cuirassed, furnished
with

desultory

s.

tiiut.

marble; S. b/"4*"

^iii"ilr%u,fnp(f
,"_j s.

O. b. ^y\uimlrpuMqtfuiifuib
^.uaih-putitjftf^

net, caught
ilu,,.
l".p she
lrpli"^'bp
a

to wago
qj'ui'^ni.
uiuiinhpunfiT,

War

of

extermination;^P""/i"-""p iiiiuuikpuiii3U
; but. podded, husked.
to fighta good fight; Jti^wu/tu
". small zoophyte-shell.
"1|",","^%^^
-^
-

fl|. thptut^r /r. nt^i^t "'J

S'

al^ii/ro

war,

battle,eombat, fight;fig.temptation;
intestiuo
.f:iiiiiiiipiuliu/it

uin-mhl^i or

-f "Warfll/u^".oiu,^u.i
,

is at

stake;

firinga shot,

Ot
(f{.u^i,o%t,y
\\uu,[,^u,^J
-/.

of War

virtue

taa.u/i,g
-qJbinj without

",

civil war;

or

Office ;
Minister

q^utbnJiii lighting

Biun-utornMnt-lo-tr

valiantlywhere

without strikinga blow.

^mmlrpaMifJf,^,
-Jhij^S.
WarHOT,

fight-

my,
ing-man, combatant, belligerent;eneuiu,,"pu,uu,n,.p-l,^,^
-/" warlike preparations ; u,p\,i%n.ni-2u"
adversary;a. warlike,fitfor war.
to
bloody battle ; iTui^iajm- war
the death, deadly fight;
-/.
punitive,penal, repressive;-0^.4^.
^u^^"
battle-field;
^
-[, according penal law ; -4"o%ot./3^"J"s. penality;
oppiiut^
to the laws of warfare ;
4/."""i"u^u". -its *" companion in chastisement
; a.
to
the
it/j to declare war
same
against; "o4""_
subject
pain; -4"o^u4-^_
^pi p lUfP";; ni-pn^_p juMpni-gui'l-ki_,
to
%[iirvn.to avert the deserved
ment;
punishthreaten
with war
-ii"4, .nj s. glass, calyx, cup;
; ui,uinpuium\ii_f$
to prepare
for war
/. to go
; lrpp,ui_
[ija, deserving punishment,
-uimpm
to the wars
"tim-uni."/;""i/%"^found
; ,iin.u,"p,
guilty, punishable culpable,
to be in one's first battle ; "itn.%
/"
criminal ; -ui.upmhir, h^fiva. to declare
to undertake
a
war
f
"iipiui%tf_
guilty
^
;
j^to condemn, to punish; -^luip^
to Bxcite to War
to
n-pq-iri,
mni-Pl,
s. culpability;
"f-pif-n-h/j
;
condemnation;
in war;
engage
ment;
a.
juip^u,plTi_i^"f.n.i;j;
atrocious, delightingto tor-ukp
to combat, to attack ;
of
instrument
i/^A-^,
-pu/b s. place or
mu.^
to be at war,
to make
to
war
apunishment; -.^np a. condemned, punwar,
ished,

-,

gainst, to give

battle

battle

to, to fighta

linquent,
chastised;guilty,culpable,de-

with; i-"^/.i- fufiau,jyJ-. a

S. fllujuiJ-m^uA.
villanous;
bloody battle was
fought ; "i.p^i.n.h^, ^,uiaJ-lri[i
a. punishable.
^ai,nJ-t,r Irgl,VU. tO pUUish to
p.npp,^,ti_q-to excite,to kindle war;
,
,t\ie combat
to correct, to inflict punishwas
fierce; chastise,
uu,i,u,iiu,^ui-.-'ii
ment
to loso tho day, or a
correction.
linpn^uuHilri^^'i,
or
[ishm.ent.
battle;f J-uiJUfbiuliu
"fi, in time of
^uiuiJ-nii^s.
punisher; -m-/3? s. punwar
; mpittuP^ni^"ii'tb-*'
gold is the
(1)""o"^icf
or u"c//"
,nj-nj
mj-ng S. pain,
"-

sinew
"UriT,

of war;

S.

\Siupia"C.
,

;^im"Af, b^,ln"i_

punishment,chastisement,correction,
penitence; "/^"4ni. condemnation,
-

"HttS

"110.8

602

subject,motive; fault,offence,
terfuge
misdeed, crime;pretext,excuse, subof,
S. 2^iuiruin."iu,i"f[,^. ;
p
pr. on account
"way or manner;
for the sake of,for,because
of,out of
^uiu,lihi,u,p.u/bn,,P[,i3b
s. iconology;
image-breaker ; regard for ; under' pretence of; fi
-p/ri s. iconoclast
noble

aspect; gr -f

in the

in the

image of,
in

of; f unj%-,

likeness

son,
this

-"."-

-u

-u

for your sake, for you ;

-1-te "tp'"3
portrait-painter
; efflgy; .pn
to ; -""
um^m-ij
s. painter; give occasion
iconographist;
-^n^,a-,
*"

"

to

m"Y.,

to take

""j

s.
sculptor; -if.npltnL.p^^i-'ii
painting; as a pretext,to pretend, to allege;
author
or
of;
to ^^ *^" cause
sculpture; -y^.u^J^A a. iconographic- ilfiil^L.'
-

al ; -g-pkifva. to take

draw

or

the likeness

or
portraitof; to pourtray, to
to describe; -^pmJf
paint, to depict,
s. portrait-painting;
description,
painting;
scope
iconography; -ig-km s. spectroadorned
a.
illustrated,
; -^ro/.^
with engravingsor pictures,
ed
illuminat-

to dissemble

plead,urge
*","^^-o

t Jkt"'^'^L-*""allege,

; -"
or

adduce

to take

reasons;

p""""._

the motive

away

or

Jlrqiug tO
grounds ;
for sins ; u/n-mijftpuMi-u,^
seek
excuses
lessly,
gl--[" without a real motive, causeuimmTCiun-lri^
"u

unreasonably.
groundlessly,

to adorn
to illustrate,
"I|a.mX'.un.""p"o^*"r,
kyfivn. to Tcason;
jopl^tlri,
engravings, to illuminate;
-pu.%nM.pbi-% s. etiology, reasoning;
in
to rcto bo Hko
vfi.
qtf-irum ipil'iT
-^p/riT,irjl,va. to adduce a reason
,
oneself; -^/.n^/??
semble; -//ui^rs.painter;-^u/i, ijt-p, excuse, to excuse
chem.
plea ; -fu'unlip
s.
inM-ltni.pJ
spectral analysis; s. pretext , excuse
,
fuges
a.
a.
seeking pretexts or subterpainted; "iiliiupum-lip
-lihpui
trait, l-puig
porlikeness
*he
causal;
of
causative,
a.
same
; -kba ""
; -liui'b
plice
-il'j"" accoms. causality;
figure,
conformable,resembling,like; -liui%ai-(3l
in
the
take
the
form
cause.
il^lrijto conform, to
motive; preof, to resemble
s. cause,
text,
^uiuiTCuin.uAp
; -lim-n-s. sculptor;
cloak, colour; -^i"ip,
conformity resemblance,
s.
Iign^p-f
excuse,
;
with

-^

-.

likeness ; -4""i

i"j

-4."%nt/3y *. painting ; -Tfn/u a.

handsome
machus

; -iTuipin

s.

ingly
strikicono-

s. iconomachy,
-"/^/i"in"-/?i!'
war
iconoclasty,
against images;

-_

"iiuij-,lujiy

pretence of; -iP"V'li ^'

portrait-painter;under

s.

to be reflected

'

jF'''l.
~^"'3 "^^7 ?
'

fo'' what

"l"\3
cause

^^

?/o^ ou accouut
iuirfEutptnuit-u/itni-P-hing;
for walkof pride; n^ouaiiiui^ i""idiffer"nt
under
"Mikwiku -^lop
to take away
pretexts ; pu..i.'fc"u/_t-'fc"
"

"

in, to be
the pretext.
form, to be
ed;
caused, occasionformed, printed,impressed,represent""
^lauiTCuin-ut'-np
ed;
able
jig.to make oneself conformable,
created, done, made; guilty,culpfor motive.
take
to
er;
like;-u/."^m,
/"js. iconolater; idolat-piTvn.
;
try
s. iconolatria; idola-uiui^ini-P^i,
atrous; cause, to do, to occasion,to make, to
idol; -ukp a. fond of images.; fig.
of pictures; -infmi produce ; to pretend,to seek pretexts,
s. amateur
the

vn.

pictureof,to take

the

to take

puiw^ljui"

IQiiipiMq.^JuJJ
; "qni^aui%h-ir

^u,,"iitrpk,r,
tgf
form,

va.

to

paint

QX

to

figure,to put on a form ; to

represent,to impress or imprint;to
conform; -/i i^m//, to picture or represent
to oneself,to fancy.
to

^u,,"lit-pni_!it,
s.
striking

blance;
resem-

as

an

to

excuse,

allege;to

^^"ti^^urm-pji,
dissemble,
play the simpleton.
fl\a,a,xtu,% -ait ,/.j,-2C^4*.double,
copy, duplicate,transcript,minute ;
writing,edict,decree.
letter,
to

feint ;

to

tale-teller;S. fl|""m.
s.
fHuimJ'i^PMM.'ii
fll".uj.ftir
-ir,r
S.
ration
; -n.-Pf s. narjp^;
historical
account;
history,
,

rian
histofancy, imagination.
-ftc
"ti""a *" historiographer,
of
book
^"uinljp,
iTuiuiL-uib,
or
tO
history;
lilruilF
vn.
^uiui/lptlij"
;
be ingrafted.
va.i(i
historical; -if-phiT
a.
[u.nuu.uu.Uj'. -^pmliu.'ii
to graft; S. "H"_
^u""i,[n.ir.r.
write history; -^^f./^ S. ''l"'ra"'""5fva.
irjl.
1|u/"i4""i-/?/""A
*. redoubling.
history;
historiography
-if-pnt-P^ftt^i
,
'Il""",2C"/i., s. cause, author; oc4"/?'i
casion,
a.
n
arrative;
historical,
-4"/i
",j
narrative
or
a.
matter; principle,
case
rearelating
; -^fj
origin;
gr.
"

"IID.S

writingthe

historyor

same

annals

s. memoirs, annals.
-pu,"!,
'^numiihiT,
to narrate,to revtt.
late,
tjr/'r
to recount, to recite,
to tell,
to
report, to expose, to debit an account,

to say

"Ias

603

by retail;to publish,to

fest,
mani-

propos,

decently,
seemly,
pertinently,

seasonably'",
-

"

"h'"P"i

ti.

4- . it is

suitable,
right,it

proper,
it is not
-"

seemly

ik

-^

"^

unseasonable

to behave

or

becomes;
befitting;
/"

^"'"-/_
nuiuipmu

um,
propriety,decorgood breedingor politeness.
ad. properly , suitably,
^"iimiui-iCiiipuip
decently,with prodecorously,
priety.

-fj

to announce
uiiumJyb
; h-piilfu^
the heavens
nJitan-uU,,/.
proclaimthe

with

glory of Grod.
terpreter
%u,mJl,i_s.
historian,narrator;inS.
;
4"upni-ijbiographer,
-

A-0A
'I|
VCt*
'-~lrnni-guMhIrJ'
u""n^u"2(*"-"/'f
to
to render convenient, to make
fit,
,

^"iimirnii_s.
narrator, historian;-^.
to relate, to tell,
to
y'lr"_.

to suit,to apply; to
adapt,to adjust,
to
^mm,rni.pp^%s. hlstory;narration, proportion; appropriate.
recital,account; tale; explanation,
fllioif^ma/"^'
^^'y vn. to be suitable
exposition; ^uipnL.^,biography, S. or conformable, to suit,to agree; to
^f/liuut^pni-P-p
;
inpuiiu^inu prOfaUO belong, to pertain,to coincide , to
history; up Sv"j Sacred History ; match; to concern, to regard.
"1)
01' 3/2f"""""4f!
'^I'P-e
a. suitable,
-^3 Stromatum
fit;symme;
ufui^ioTCn^
trical;
-nt-(3j,s.suitableness,
o.
llUMpt^trf_n-'l|'"'""/"*^/l"-"/';
'"/"w
p
congruity,conformity;decorum, decency;
announce.

"

"

'

"

%umj;,--T",ali
u,g s.
,

mna,
"l^Mi'iip
or

-.ug

wardrobe
,

relation, analogy,proportion,symer
keepmetry.

wardrobo.

"l)i"i"i/ni.2(*u"ti,
long vest,
u,g s. stole,

garment, tunic,cassock; ^yqhgfili-^

fine

clothes

coat

p^aimh-uui^

St O.^WMit^uTCnqnt-P-p^
^tuin^uM^ni-13-li

construction
building,

dress

; -niSii

findingthe cardinal

s.

tation,
orien-

points.

a
^uMhi^hp^fiuor iltnfuu"iiiutiiuiclothes ; -iM,^,ps. portside chamber;
new
manteau;
projecture,balcony,
to tear
ilfliftirvn,
verandah, belvidere,terrace ; porch.
-uiiMiuimuiiu
one's clothes ; -luuipwlt uia^,t-J'va- to
o. terraced.
fl|o."..25F-""^""Y.
dress
to clothe ; -*-".^a. clothed,
S' ray, brightness.
f!\min^i
OT^i
,

;
suit of

"

dressed.

s.
^"iiin^P

s. rampart,intrench^uiu"%k^,%l,^ag

authentic rescript.

*. bandage.
*^uia,n/Mn

to speak with
"I|
va.
barricade, stockade, barrier,
uiuini-.iipuAk^tr
cirto
to
to extol;
bastion, bulwark;
honour,
uim^uipJuA,
respect,
praise,
ad.
contravallation,
cumvallation,
siege, -p-up
honourably ; pompously ;
blockade; uiiutnk-i" ufuj^uMpJuufp. to
-fpni-P^fs. gr. abbreviation ; -q-tpi
to
a.
besiege;i^ihi_-^"-p2_ tj^uniui^un.
honouring,bearing respect;
^putg
invest a city;
s. respect, honour,
liu/u^ honorary; -ippn^lf
utirhu uipliafblri_,

ment,

"

to intrench, to throw
^%iri_,,^ui,nhi_,

up

a. loaded
; -^/.j

reverence

"1)uiinncui6-nj

intrenchments,to intrench or fortify

oneself,to surround with ramparts or
trenches, to barricade, to palisade
;

s.

with honour.

nuosity,
tum, wluding, si-

ous
circuittwisting
; -^ ^""''"ba
expression ; -y
fj a. twined ,
to fortify
with bastions.
sities;
wound
round, entwined; full of sinuodark.
a.
dam;
fl|"o".A/ij"/^u"4".intrenchment;
a
bstruse,
obscure,
-o^t*
a. honourable.
dyke ; turnpike.
"I)u.ii""i.."/^uY_
^uiuini-ui^uA
a.honourable,respectable,
1|u"n%j^u"tr,
fi s. egg-plant,melonfrixa.
estimable,venerable; precious,
gena, mad-apple; melongena
"

excellent
fl|u,m^uf2f,
Iwga. suitable,
pertinent, rare
l^-ac Reverend
proper, seemly, decorous,becoming,
,

exquisite;

noble ;

blemen
Father; -^ s. noconvenient, congruous,
fit,decent.
principalpersons ;
, nobility,
haVO VO.
tO hold
Or
Conformable, analogous,proportionnL.Hri_
ed
ifn^
isiT J-n,in,ipflrat%
s,
; just,reasonable ; -^
ed
respectdecency, honour;
decorum, propriety, conveniency ;
by all people.
CXCCl"-d.
or
a
"^- Tare,
-b
V\aiinnt-ati^aAuifb'-"'
-/ar
duly,
conveniently,
e
-"

lan.

-a

78

"nus

fllU^

604

nobility
magnate, dignitary;
; -""-.
lent, very precious ; -tyi' a- most
-^
honourable
nobility;
honour, respect.
precious; -%"../", /?/l*.dignity,
; most
to become
a. honourable.
vn.
^Minni-t^i
cellent.
precious or ex""juy
,

^uiu,ni-tir, tjp va. to honour, to

"
render honour
respect,to respect,

^uimni.u,liu,%ni.pr1,s.
high valuo, bIoexcellence
price ;
ence,
, pre-emin-

to esteem, to venerate, to revere, to

ress,
to favour ;
^"/^"A to caglorify,
to humour
to cherish, to flatter,

vated

rarity; nobleness.

a.
^muinu-uilili^
equal in

rank

-li^m-Pl,s. parity of

honour
rank

or

passions; juia.u^

the

; par-

-,

to

esteem

prefer.
order,
s. commandment,
^uMuini-kp
mission;
" respect; -"/^^ S. fll""mnt-"..u4^.
injunction; precept; warrant, comance,
ordinlesson;
instruction,
s.
Q)"iiionc.u/"/"^u"%,
foot-stool;
peuijj

in
tecipation

the

same

honour

or

most, to

glory.

fl. rendering
1)iu"nn"-fo"/;""ni/yj

our
hon-

Vlui,nn,.ii,ukii
eager
a.

for

honours,

"^"hu to give
uij
;
directions, to command, to

decree

^utmni-aAi,i-% s. title,[dostal; socle.

'

orders

or

join
greedy of glory,ambitious,desirous
order, to charge, to dispose,to enwith
intrust
a
to
of praiseor distinction ; vain-glorious,
to
commission,
;
to
^ 4t-pu;j"^%hi_,
vain; generous, bounteous, obliging, message ; 4^u.jii%^
-

officious ; -u[ipiupui[i
ad.

or
order; to appoint,to decree;
orders
to rccelve
vainly;honourably,generously,ingly
oblig- i.puMj'm'i.J,
/^"q.niiii^u
[to.
a.
honouring.
a. honorary;
^ui,"nL.[,^
; -oftpuifiu/ii
pu/ti^
S. (I) "!""."".
s.
deputy;
compliments; -ufipuiMMi^u
"I|a.uinj_/i^.//^,
envoy,
""j
tary,
to covet, to be
commissary, emissary, agent,mandaultliuipuip
; -uliphiTva.
ambitious
-m-P-Ti
s.
deputation.
of,to seek glory,fame or
proxy;
distinction ; to make
it a point of honour
^"iuini.l"puA
u,^ s. commandment,
to
treat
ably,
honourorder; ""*"_
to,
precept, law, command,
generously or
to oblige; to honour,to glorify; guii,hi_
to
transgress, to violate,
tf-o^
to compliment ; -u^pai-Pf s. immoderate
to break, to infringe;
^pminyirij

ambitiously;

""

-""t-

desire

of honour

or

glory, ambi-

to order

expressly.

". mandate, order;

tion,vain-glory,point of honour; generosity,V\uiMiiiJi-ppu/iiui^^P
""" commanding,
liberality;
warrant, writ 5 -i-l'i'i
obligingness.
"tp'"3
(Qu"mn"-."u.#i,
culation,
-,fuAg,
Ordering,disposing;
/.J s. graft,
graff;inotion,
insers. transgressor, infringer,prevaricator;
vaccination,cow-pox;
liij
gression
transs.
union
addition; conjunction,
sinner; -^uAjn^-PfiA
;

infraction , prevarication
;
p-wpm/u -[, pus, vaccine matter ; -pc
,
adoptive son; -^"-"iujfp,putatdisobedience,sinning; -liuimtup ; -4""
"7"^/""
ive,
adoptive father ; -u.^/.^a. grafted;
of precepts;
to eninoculated; ~l-ir, hgj,
p-f, -uff"4 "#j s. observer
va.
graft,
,

..

"

what
is prescribed
graft; to inoculate,to vaccinate
a. fulfilling
; -"^u..
'ini.pT'
s.
observance, fulfilment of a
interpolate;to
; to insert,to
to join, to reunite,to attack;
commandment
order ; -ili-'i'^f'-Pb
or
annex,
ing
violats. transgression,breaking
or
-^iTvn. to be grafted; inoculated ; -f^
the
law.
s. grafter;
inoculator; (^m^^y) grafting-knife;
-n,.m
tion,
s. grafting;inocula^luuint-fiplrJ',
tjjp va. to command,
to order , to enjoin , to impose, to
vaccination; conjunction.
^,u,"n,.iup
charge, to prescribe;to recommend.
,u,j s. bulwark, rampart,
bastion, barrier,epaulment; beam,
"Ilu.mnt-4u.i,
/ys.window, casement;
rafter ; ceiling
dormer-window
to
ipilri^
;
'iu.jpi/i.h-u,^
; sky-light ; niche ,
be a bulwark
of one's country ; -"#_
ney;
wall-press; sluice,flood-gate;chimto

"-"/" a.

constructed

of,

or

made

with

senses
/Sg'.

^'i^"^ -//, blinds,

it
beams, ceiled;walled; balustrated;
irpti%f,j
to
wall
rains
pailfuls
k^l,va.
2,'w^''*
; to gird with parapets.
; S. lia"^^iu".^"/",
isement,
fll
luinn^^u,,, Pj s. punishment,chast^u,u,ni.uipJ-utii
a. worthy of honour.
pain, correction; scoufge,
1]"amni.uii-np tt. houourable,respectable
revenge
; threat , threatening tone ;
; honorary ; honest ; s. noble, reprimand,reproach, rebuke; aiuiu,l"J-

Venetian

blinds ; -p pwymi

-/r,r,

fllllS
-^

severe

sentence

punishment ;
iTui^mpunishment of death, capital
-

or

11as

603

s.
deceit,cheat, fraud,
"I|iifin/T""^
ure;
seduction, trick,impostimposition,
mistake, error; illusion,deception
erratic star,planet;
; uiuaiti^-AtuM^

punishment; mt^/. -^, exile;

the scourge of human
""wf "/'""Pth"''!'
kind ;
%u
%tf tTtumftt-atMiiMh-fi
to
^ 'Wp";t *o inflict a
4"'"v*'/.
uipllUMlitrt,
"'
to
be
to
to
to
induce
punishment; (^""/_/i,/"i"""
verely deceive,
se-,
cheat,
seduce,
to threaten.
or lead into error
punished;"./"-iifr^; S. Q"/p"i-%/i"r.
m| mutni-.ifUiuuMtf.iips
~lb3 "tiuibCCu VOrV
^uiuiitmumIg a. prepared,ready,
in condition; active,quick;
threatening,
reproachful or scolding; disposed,
-

"

"

"

"

severe, punishing,

"

vendichastising;

at

hand,near

at

hand, disposable; ad.

cative,cruel

to be puniptlttrvn.
slowly;
unAhu to
; -/fl"ii
ished, warely, softly,
to Iffear the punishment; -4/13 prepare ;
to
lUiihi, prepare oneself;
be
chastised
to
be
vn.
to
solute;
iltipiT
together;
disposed;to be prompt or reto
hold
in
ness;
readito
utn.'iihirvtt.
to
-4n6punish, chastise,
ft-jtnt^itirij
to condemn
to punishment; to load
to stand in readiness, to be
with reproaches,to scold,
to threaten, ready ;
S. *I|"""4"""4""^*
litui_
to speak in a threatening
tone ;
a.
apt at a reply,
^uimpuiuuiiiipuA
^"_
to be punished,chastised;
to be
dily,
"iit-ij
ready witted ; -p.u,p a. promptly,reascolded, threatened ; -tinb-utupjiui^lrij
eagerly, with great alacrity;
-

to crush

with

chastise,to

threats.

reproachs"

va.
^uiuinL.^uiutir,
bt/fi

correct;

to

to

^^luutnutattta*
"tftuii
o.

punish,to

avenge;

scold,to chide, to reproach,

to

to
primand
re-

vu.
^uiinpuiutnirir,
trgfi

make

get

or

ready, to

to prepare, to
tion
put in condi-

provide with, to dispose,to

; to

to dress ;
put%u p
put in order,to fit,
to
"l)"i/i"r"".4"a""//^".
punisher,avenger.
prompt, to suggest;
ptpu/iini-pat-p
to prepare.
fl. inveotivo,
to cause
reVU'
%tutnnt-i,utuniiiuliu/b
-tj/M-t/utit-ir
^uiutpaiuutpir,
prehensive.
[shrouding.
tguy VU. to pvoparo
^uMmntMii s. winding, wrapping up;
oneself,to get ready, to put oneself
in a condition
a. honorarj.
^uimna-ntiiuliu/u
to, to make
tions,
prepara-

; to threaten.

s.
treat,
%ultttut^,u|lu!u
asjlum, refuge,rebeware
shelter,cover; protection,
patronage,

take

to

dispositions
; to

one's
take

of, to

care

or

heed,

to

mind.
[dresser;provider.
redefence,prop, support; sources;
the
to
be
s.
ih'itlru
refugeof,
%uuipuMumlti_ preparer, disposer,

s. preparation,
Vluiutputuuiai-Pji
preparative,
household
furniture,
disposition;
bCttCT "l)
V|tuttiuiMitupiMiiihir
goods; train,equipage;precaututnuuiiunhlTt
tion,
ad.
attention , vigilance; -Pp
to
hgl va. to surround, to encircle,
readily.
enclose, to shut in; to protect, to
voluntarily,
spontaneously,
er,
^ututittiTt
k-gliva. to deceive , to
prop, to defend,to sustain ; to sheltto dupe, to defraud,
to screen, to cover
to
to
to
seduce,
cheat,
fortify,
;
restore ; to return,to restore,
to circumvent, to surprise
to give
; to abuse.
Gr, w. paback.
s.
or
triarch
{j,k,r. ^luutp^iupf pp
tug
menians,
S. ^tuuiuuiut^
t,an"3 patriarchof the Ar^'\tnittuuiiuphant~uuiitlrir
;
Catholicos ; -tuliuM%a. patriarchal
^tutnuuiuippi/",
hguy Vtt. tO bO encloSs. patriarchate,
ed, surrounded; to take refuge,to
; "tiibnj -utpui%
residence
seek
or see
; -nt.pf
shelter,to retire,to be under
patriarch's
archy,
patripatria'rchship,
oneself; ". patriarchate
cover, to shelter or defend
,
to recover
[noble; pn. Patrick.
oneself,to get up; to get
heart, to regain courage ; to return,
piuig s. Latin w. patrician,
Viurutp^i
to reinhabit,
ducer
to dwell in,to remain,to
".
"I|,"i"^^^deceiver,impostor; seS.
^uMutpnii.
; a.
repose,
^ utuiuuiUMpnt-P-lit^i
S. m|tutnuu^tupuiit
^Mmplt%i^s. bot. balm-mint,gardena. deceitful,
f\uMui[iuiluiun%
uiu,m^
captious, balm, melissa hortensis ; ""ii-/"

to

protect,to defend,to
protection.

take

under

one's

"

delusive.

Pi^ib

seduced.
a. deceived,
^uimpiair
S. *0tauten
V| t"ttnpuiJ^tu%
"

oarmelite water.

\ts. socket-rest.
*^uMmpliuii_,
". patriciate.
%uutp\nL.p-\iJu

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-PiJppj-vn.

fallacious,
fl|".m/.n^a.deoeitful,
tious;
cap-

gathered

be

to

pletely

together ; -/"/A.
fraudulent,cheating,
to
dance ; -ifuiitlihiT
va.
s. merry
lying; -uipaA,n.-Pls. fallacy,fraud, "f-nL-J,
to
all sides,to envelope,
round,
suron
imposture, lie;-u,p.u,[, ad. deceitfully,cover
to
~tiriuit-ni.li
to
S.
bury
1)
;
ductive,
sea.
wrap up,
by fraud; -ml/uA
a/./.^n"i ;
-lupmu

all together,to flock

a.

flattering,
fawning; -n^pj, s.
fraud,trick.
deceit,cheat,imposition,

enveloped, completely covered

wrapped up.

a.

^uMpuiliuig

^uimpn/if.or njf{ "t-ip s. wick ;

match ; 4l'P'"3lint,
linament, scraped

"

lint.

cloak, appearance;
excuse
PuPy
;
-

frjfva.

under
to

the

cover,

appearance

; -tiT,

veil,to

to

to

pretend.
"I|uim^n"-2f'"u^
uij $.

mask,

palliate
; to

food:

or

; a.

of the same
"/'*t^or-_
Veil,covcr ; mask,
company;
to
dance
or
together;
sing
ijl-irvn.to
pretext,
fiction,
to
company,
acenter
or
society,
a
envelope ; address;
company

s.

ous
anomal-

s. partner,fellow-dancer
; -lilii)

^luiapnuiu^uy

-^-uii.

siren.

a.
irregular
f^uipui^u/iin'i,

mermaid,

s.

or

appanage,

^lM,[,
,ni-.-^,pni.j

s.

for sacrifice

beast

pension.
dancing, dance;

ball; ballet; choir,chorus

; company,

to

associate oneself with;

chorus;
association, fellowship; -^u/iY-t" s.
ball;-^t.- o. circular,round; "y""*f#r
to circulate,to take a turn ; -jm.
vn.
b-n^ah
s. turn, circulation,revolution.
cable ; -.g.
f^uipuHi
uig s- cord, rope,
line
cordage, ropes ; 4o."..-n"-jclothesballet-company;
s.
-ttgn-.p't

assembly, circle ; troop, band ; herd,

drove, flock; uiumlniu,^,chorus of
the stars; S. I].m"/aa,y^hifn^,"c. ;

shrouds

'iiuM'-nu. mar.

cable.

ship's
[retire.

^u.^iu'iijij;
compass,
surround, to enIrgui)vn. to return, to
encircle
to
%uipiJbnguig s. uock ; throat ; S-#",
;
ui-iXm-u q.u,i_,
"Int-,isthmus
upni.u,liu3g
jopltbtrfjjuifph-fj lr"lf^p^lj
; strait;
inutf^ Or
or
(i
neck; S. 9^yt'i"'"'bli'"'iilri_ii-aii-,
u/iyuiitf^ to dance, to
uiajphfj [,
to fall upon the neck
leap,to hop, to jump; to caracole;
"Ihpuj-f ni-pni^
to walk proudly
*o surround, to environ ;
of; f%wi_p pujpAp
tup^uAt-i^,
t
o
to
or
majestically,
strut;
linpu,gnL.guM_
gathertogether.
aimu
take
to flight,
to
vfi. to raise
^mpaip.uinXtuir
around; "hkfjn.uMpiai-giu'byi_,fto dance
uinfiini-ij

; to

"u

-,

-u

to

to support;
sustain,

to take

to suppress ; -p.n,.ptrirvato
odour everywhere.

to

away,

revolution

up

-"/

untog for many

,

or

away.

long

to the

neck

; -mu/h2_a.very

or

sunk

high.

o. isthmus-liko.
^uipiu'iinjni.in
ballet ;
s.
%u"puiiiglili
ainXtij to

detail ; turn,
; particular,

run

immersed
fl|ui^uji"7ju./?"j,^a.

spread an

"l)u"^""^u^,
fij a. circumjacent; s.
circumstance

flee,to

-u

dance.

V\u3puMui,
nj s- leisure,leisure-time,
respite, vacation ; being
,
choir or company
without
work
or
employment, want of
fy.
chief,
leader,
;
first
be
the
to
at
head
rest,having nothing to do,
head,
occupation,
;
/p'tu
idleness ; convenient
of, to be the chief,to march
at the
time, favourable
head of,to lead,to conduct; to give
opportunity; a. ^.^uiputufnpq.
; J-umJ\u_
the signal,
favourable moment;
to set the example, to take
cation,
va%uili,op -nj
the initiative; -y^ti/*va.
at
scribe,
to circumholidays; -ml^ad.leisurely,
leisure or ease
one's
to confine,to limit;to comprehend,
;
um^mi^, to
from work, to be unocto contain; to describe; to
cupied,
rest,to cease
trace
at leisure; to take
draw
the first strokes,to
or
time,to
sketch the outline of;to rough-draw
find a favourable
moment;^
^.t.
;
s. circumscription,
-"H'n'-t
limitation; t^cbu ^^ ^^ '"ils) ~y it^'^L't" rest,
to seek a convenient
description; outline, sketch, rough- to repose ;
lu'ii^phi_,
to gird oneself;
draught; -n-omftj'
vn.
time,to lose no opportunity;
to look around; to obva.
serve,
-"i.[,u,irir
pk-ph^ uiuif.
t^bhij
l^utgnL-guMblr^
to take time
to consider,to ponder ;
self
oneto occupy
i^fiigh
to,
-^u,.
to set at absolute liberty,
uikiTva.
to
with, to give oneself to, to apply
free totally;-^ini.j-va. to fill comoneself to ; J-uiJ' uiu"i_, to give time ;
years

-n^p'^

s.

turn

revolution, period;

-^in..p,s. coryphseus,chief of

cessation

-"

"

"

fllllp
ntXhu to have
mnXh-u to empty
idle ? ht^h

you

leisure ;

or

tffliuy^

tak

^t-

fliar

C07

time

why

to fool
beguile,to lull,

promises,to take to

are

if you have

time.

with fair

one

fool's

feast,charm

to

ny^,

or

fat

to grow
vn.
eyes ; -/../"

paradise;
delightthe
stout, to

or

to surround, to
fatten ;
^uipuMuiaiuitir
vtt.
to feed one's
ubmnfi jat.unil_,
to
to
encircle, environ;-^iTw. scratch
fancy,to lull oneself with, or feast
to stretch,to yawn
awakoneself,
on
a.
\^ujp,up
upon false hopes.
S. ^"upuiuijij', [ing.
^uipuiui/s-iT
s.
^"apiupai-Sii
fattening; -nt.% S.
^lupuiuihms- S" 'Q"'^"""//n"-^
fHuipatpai,
; daucuig Or f_ja. fattened,fat,
ing-master.
obese, lusty, plump , oily, greasy,
"

to OCCUpy,
^aipmuilrjai.ju/iihJ'va.

tO

unctuous; nutritious,
succulent;rich,

fruitful.
employ, to give work to ; to exercise, fertile,
to keep in exercise ; to empty to take
tt. rich,
fertile,
^aiputpmuMfihp
;
-pnju
abundant, copious; -?-w* or
away, to remove.
prolific,
tail
ad. thoroughly,
^iMipiauilij',
t^jiyvn. to be occupied, "t-ytia
long,in defully;
to
oured,
employed, busy,
apply oneself to,
sapid, well flav; -4".rf" a. very
to attend to,to devote oneself to,to
to the paextremelygrateful
late
study, to be steady, assiduous ; to
a.
pulent,
plump, fleshy,cor; -iruMpJffb
,

rest, to take
TOlCl

; to

repose

Irl^lrua^jnnd-uiiT

jti he will

when

come

Itl.

be

obese

vacant,
to

uiutniuuili-u
to

him.
to bind
in every
va.
^lupuiupm.lrJ'
to
to
part,
pinion,
garrott;-ufii^m-HL

plump

; -pou,

ten,
to fat-

vn.

m^iy

fat, to

grow

convenient

; -'uunT,

fat "

become

rich in pasture ; -jni..

fatten, to make
fat;

a.

to
va.
gu.'hlrj'
to
iJTplilip manure,

to

dung,

tilize.
to fer-

*. fat;corpulence,
circumligation.
^uipuipuint-P-l,Jii
a. unoccupied,
"l)u"^u"//"7f"f.,
; sap ; oiliness;
idle, stoutness ; manure
uy
unemployed, lazy,slothful;vacant, produce, abundance, riches.

s.

void, empty.

s.
^uipuii-u/iiil.
tie,rope, cord,
u,g
,

s. inactivity,
(QfOfiiuu^niL/?^
idleness, bonds, iron, fetters;-hw, h^li ya. to
to put in chains
disoccupation
tie,to bind,to pinion,
occupation
tion,
applica;
,

exercise,study ; leisure,opportunity,

scholium, commentary;
take

time

or

fetters.

or

er
chorist%upui,.nps. chorus-singer;
ing;
dancto
a.
dancing, appertaining
;
encircled.
surrounded,

ease.

to
iunimt-i^,

leisure.

fll"o^m.-#j^"/4"".3*-dancer.[comp
in
fHutpuMt-np^iT,
y^ui/ vn. to dance
in
s. danciug
pany,
com^lapuiL-npni-P-liJb
ballet,ball, chorus ; assembly,

ad. round about;taken

^uipuin.Mup.u,i,

all together ; -".".4./i"/

a.
sive;
comprehencase.
^n/n^^gr. circumlative
-

reunion.

company,

circular
a.
^iupphpailiMi,%

%upMiin.irj;
h^l va. to comprise,to
pass,
include,to comprehend, to encomto

take

in ; to

embrace,
beset, to invest.
s. comprehension,
taining,
con^u-puioLnt-Pj,
party,
embracing; syllepsis;
to

velop,
en-

;
s.

to

the union
assembly; "ii,iLiii^[,%nt-ptj
-

of all the virtues.

to
va.
^uipuiMioj^jh/iit^j'
to exile,
to banish
relegate,

define ; to
; -u^o^iT;

UMnuinn'~^
anuin,

^uapuMpiulit
i^g a.
va.
^uipuiphiT,
k-^Jt
to
i^l'l'
to feed
"

manure
or

s.

"

entertain

S.
to

^^
one

s. fatfllui^uf^;

fatten ; ^puiiamlijnu.unilj
-

with

-""-?

periodicity. [tion,turn ; period.

s. revolution, circula%upp.lTpni.[t1,
tion,
s.
gift,present; dona"Iiu"^^"-"."
u#j

nificence,
mufavour, grace, gratification,
rimuliberality;premium,
neration, recompense
; salary, pension
b
l"-t t ~b "Twulfiias a gift,
',

as

"

present

"

uinXki_ifwt^

; -u"t.

benefits on,

to

to lavish

gift; S.

S.

[ling.

ah.

al
periodic-

giftsor
o. fattened,
fUmpiMip
fat,plump

utumlriif periodicalstars

hopes,to

ing
a.
giving,distribut^iMipif.hL.uipui^t'

presents, liberal;s. donor;

S. U^n-uiiauiAtnU-J';
^nt-P^
of presents; of

generosity; -pt^

a,

s.

-tiT

tion
distribu-

prizes;liberality,
bringingpresents;.

fliar
-f./"".ma.

-^"3

uiiAyj"

finding favour, favoured;

with
to load
va.
gifts
;

a. seeking or asking a present

-fuiiq-l,/,
or
favour; -lia,%a. given, accorded,
granted;-Ayii//^,the Land of Promise;
S. ^utpif.h-1-ui^uj^fu
St pre~'^l*i'
; "iiffrui
sident

of the

giver of prizes.

games,

^utp^h-".ujtL
whom

luu

"ni-t

to

bequeathed by

s-

thing

any

in

short, in fine; uium^ly frankly,

plain with, openly,ingenuously,
-

given

to be

without

reserve

-/uou

uig

a.

ing
speak-

ligible,
intelclearly,distinctly,
explicit,
ly
clear; ipilru to speak clear-

^u,p,j_a.
; -lipous. puritan
;
ple-minded
-liptfiini-Pl,
puritanism; -t^m a. simS.
; -;(u"t"

s.

sincere, ingenuous,

donee, person
is

artless

or

did,
can-

good-natured; simple,

imbecile
foolish,
silly,

will.

o.foud
^"itpq-tLtaakp

"I|O.P

608

tS, S.
-./i"""-pf

-^ip s. phys.eudiomemaking presents, ^iupilir,iinL.pJi

ter ; -^".,^"t./?if
". eudiometry
liberal,generous,
ed,
large-heart; -mnt._
"
nack.
almas.
a
compendiojis
simple
"T'lp
open-handed,munificent;
of

"

-mn".,

donor; remunerator
; -mm-m-Pj,
s.
gift,donation; -mptir 8. ^wp^t-^
s. place for distribution of
t-trir;
-p.u'i,
gifts
place of grace, church.
; fig.
"Hu/;."ft"-"-i/",
tg[,va.to give,to make
a present, to
present with, to make
to give freely" munificently,
largesses,
""j

s.

to distribute

ally
liber-

generouslyor

; to reward
F/y^

"-cyvA

^utpqtiT,tjl, va. to simplify; to

to filter;
to clear, to purify;
clarify,

expand, to slacken ; to unfold,to

unroll, to untwist, to display,to
el,
spread,to put or set forth; to unravvelop,
to clear up, to disentangle,to delustrate
to explain, to expound, to ilinfurl
to
to
hoist,
;
ly-po^u
a flag,
to let flythe ensign,to display
to

^ M"/

s.q. "pt'

't-uin.

"

the

to heave
be
sail;-furvn.to
fied;
simpli-

colours

"nn.uM^uiuinu

a
(I)m/"Ar^o"/"
/y *. tunic,cloth, coat; out,
come
to be
s. ecclesiastic,
morning gown; -un-np
clarified,
filtered;to beshort
be
to
tunic ; -^"/'
clear , to
be
s.
monk; -^4 ml/nt.'iip
purified;
to put on a tunic.
vn.
cidated;
[cipice. cleared up, solved,unravelled or elucalm or serene;
to grow
to
^uiptp, ly s. rock, cliff,
steep,preffiiupt^
s. explorer, out-rider,
tinel,
senextend, to stretch out, to be unfolded,
keeper,guardian.
Jt^^f^, to
displayedor unrolled;
^"uplr^iauiuA uijj s. watch, guard, depart,to go away ; n?-"-"j to be at
the last gasp ; Mifutpqh-^uA
to place sentinels.
patrol;
i,uM%yi_,
qnt-uMpP-m^
to
dance
to
va.
^uiplrJ',
kgl,
with,
ened;
brightjuA ii-k'f^
"ifphis countenance
dance in company,
to perform a ballet
S. flff
[ly,confidently.
to sing" dance in a ring.
;
Irpn-,,
a. frank, bold ; ad. openfllm^jt^tu
of
%Mi,ph'buiiMiuM'i
visions, ^UMpi^ui^ ~^i oq. S. ^^tup^S.
prou._5 s. guardian
store-keeper.
s.
[livelihood.
Viu,pq,rinnt-P[it-%
simpHcity,good
to earn
one's
ity,
vn.
ft[iupir%iM,u,p[iir
nature, artlessness,plainness,sincers. scanty fare,
^ajpfbli^
scarse
rishment;
noucandour, ingenuousness; foolish
-"h
simplicity,
4'"2/'^ijaiiLolilruii
singleness, silliness,
i,iyP-^ credulity,
^"yPt-u to live from hand to mouth.
[sky.

to set

"

-a

"

s. cantata
fllio^t^y.
; -mli -n^,
a"j s.
chorus-singer;-n..pT' s. ballad;madrigal;

^"up^pnin a. thunderingin a clear

distonsiou.
^lupifni^uibng s. teusiou,
chorus.
^aip^L.pi,^,s. simplicity;
purity,
fll"#;"2^,
rification
p, rr,a.simple;
serene,
calm; cleanness ; simplicity,
sincerity
; claclear, clean ; simple,sincere,
ness,
clearpure,
clarifying
; serenity,
calm weather; explication,
genuine; clear,evident; s. serenity,
development
fine weather, clear sky,
noble simsereneness,
uf"j%"ii.iu(ui%
serene
'"'" simply.
atmosphere;evening stillness; "Qio^2r'-#7.
[plicity.
morning freshness ; ad. simply\ t -t'
clarification
s. chem.
^uipnnt.aL
decolouring,
I'~y ad. with a clear sky.
curtain-rod.
[bar,cross-bar;
S. ^mpqui/uou
^mpquipiu"!!
^mpijnt^ui^,uig s. bolt; padlock;
\ "tiT, t-t/li
to clear
va.
ander,
col^uipqni-m p s. strainer,
up, to unravel,to unriddle,
filter,
to solve ;
ad. simply;clearly,
plicitly
excullendar,skimmer; beaked~pu.p
in a word, cruet.
; sincerely
uiofr^^,
;
,

"HUP

qup

6 10

to

turn, to redound, to draw back.

w.
baron; * S.
f\\,apn%
li'jj s. Latin
ess,
Stf ; -""-?s. barony ; -""-4/"sf.baron,

to
[va.to collect,

"I|""^ni_/?uy
[igs.
,

collection

s-iiscoTitexit
^"upuaii.uip.ui/uu,ni-P^iii
one's lot ; -^//^ s. libel ; pamphlet

with

; libeller

, pamphleteer ; -^t"
ticizing,
cria. blaming, carping,critical,
gather. -l-l'l'
tic
cris.
fault-finding;
censor,
; -P-hir

to
^uiiint-^u/buiiT,
-lifiirvn.gr.

Zoilus

fault-finder

be cir-

cumflexed.

"

i-w ^'/k-

f/At^LS.

finds
i1|/"^"/
fault with everything.
s. dancing, dance.
%uipn,.!lh
S.
D.
^ujpniAuMli
^inputui^5.; ^i#
^lupt/tut-usii^
uiijS.orb,sphere,circle,
orbit
circuit,
;-pu"%, circumlocution,
roundabout
periphrasis,
tation,
phrase ; -u.^
u.u.i_l,
^uiiLu [it-pto sullyone's repuise
^I'lipor -la/uouf Auchoraton, treatfault-finding.
[carping,
fond of criticism,
a.
by St. Epiphaniusagainst heresy.
^uipuiat-uiuk^lt
worthy,
round.
a.
^"pniiiui^uijti.
a. spherical,
blamable, blame^u,i,i,uii./rip
censurable.
^'^imi^^iiu/iu/r,
a.
reprehensible,
comprehensive.
^uii,"i.t"a^lrj;
"fl|u#^uu."-fe"/",
tyf va. to blame, to
h^f,Da. to surround,
""."'"/' ;

he

"

to encompass,
to

to

encircle;to comprehend,
contain, to enclose, to

embrace; -[.J-yn.to
or

be

to condemn,

va.

hay.
"

sula.

another

as

cast stones
or
sling,to throw
sling.
S. ^uipuiiipuiplrir'
va.
fll/K^uti/",
Irqji
burst
to
out, to jump
spring up,
a

forth.

"11u"^"//"(,
uli"aga.s, Persian; Persia.
Persian
s. the
religion;
^lupulitnil.kl,
-l^ii/i,
-jpi a. Persic
,

shaped,spiral,
*.
helical;

screw,

helix;

u,2u"i.u,p^,
rightspiredscrew;

I,nuq.u.pileft spired screw.

^"apnM.pk,r,
tjf va. to surround; to
,

envelop,to cover,
to shut

to

up ;

conceal, to
^

or

pu,j

tone

or

-umui'h

imitate

adopt

to

the

manners;
s. Persia.

^mpuliypyiiad.

close,
en,

to

vn.

wjiy

"fm.

; Persian
;
the Persian

A-""5
peacock ;
-linpiyu a. Persia-conquering;

waves.

Uk
^uipni-puijttihelicoidal,screw-

to

[themembrane.

laiAfriT Vfl. to break

"lujprii-Mnut/"tiitn
to roll one
vn.
'naipnt-uiui/^^ir
over

censure.

to

with

^iapnt.u,iu/i
anat.
*"
pellicle
"\i
membrane, tunic ; S. 1nA^"u,^u""w^
;
follicle,
uiu.q^j bot. pericarpium,
cap-

to

s. slinger.
"I|"o^""o"."^
s. sling-stone
^uj[,iiutpiM-(i
; -t-tT, h^fi

[city.

contents ; capa^uipnJbuilin^p-'^
s.
^"apn,.u,
-"".%,/.*.
rush-rope,coarse
of

with,to carp,
vert,
to vituperate,to animadcriticize,

surrounded

contained.

rope

to

fault

find

reproach, to

the Persian

to

or

become

Persian

4".-

Gulf;
-%u,ir,
sian,
Per-

tongue,

-u/i"A B.^ui^iutinpii.in

sian,
Persian;*. Per-

tongue.

strike out, to eliminate,

to take
away,

sf.queen-bee.
^uipuiTuiip
well walled; -^mm
(|)
a.
u/^iiu/""f.n;%
a. wall piercing (thief)
; -ik-i- a. walling
shaped ; -iTtupm a. beseiging; defendto be full to overflowing;
to burst,to
s.
battering engine ,
; -tnupuif^li
be broken, burst.
s. fortification ;
seige-train
; -^t'^n.-P-'j^
-innc^Sii
S. filling
^uipuiuimliifb
^/At^,
-uiui^ juj s. guard, rounds ;
Up,
overflowing
; rupture, bursting,
rent, to guard the wails or fortifications ;
tear; crash; nL.u,hi_g- "p"qujhl, to
-i^ui^a. encircled with a wall,
-i-np
eat to bursting,
to burst with eating. fortified;
or
-t-npt-iT
to

retrench,to trim round.

^mpuiuiuitj;irgp vu. to fillto ovorflowing;to break, to burst; -[..rvn.

%u,pa Pg
,

s.

sling:

swarm

of

; -^

s.Persia.

hgl va.
"\l,apMiuiirj',

bees;

^luppiu u,piu,lilTi_
-fit. to sling.
a. Persian
"H"'/...

[list.

to encircle

wall,to wall ; to construct

a rampart, to fortify
; to

or

with
ate
elev-

separate

^u.puiuu,[ifi
s.sWng:cross-bow,arbaby a wall ; fig.to protect,to shelter;
"f"'/'"""s. blame,reprehension,
to separate, to divide,
I'jj
or f f!""3
"

injury,outrage, infamy,vituperation,to send away, to remove.

criticism,
^lupm nj. ~^, uini-j ". debt, duty,
censure; a. blamable; -f/..
to be blamed,
"i-tru
obligation,
criticized,
engagement; due; active
carped,
animadverted.
debt, credit;tribute,tax, impost;
,

fllllP

I
.

weary,
cause, reason,
author;a. in debt to, much, to harass, to jade, to overindebted,accountable, responsible;
to fag,to exhaust,
to worry,
guilty culpable;
tribute
to extenuate; -*-j"'-j^i.
to debilitate,
piu^up
-

due ;

u.kp

~ni

v._imp. there

creditor ;

must, there

itis
right,
it

"c.

"

unworthy of

life ;

"

some,
tiring,fatiguing,toilsome, weariburdensome
whelming,
; overgrievous,
crushing.
^uipmuMuftif,
hijiy vn. to grow tired,
to be too much
fatigued,to tire or
litated,
t
o
become
weak, debioneself,
weary
o.

ought ; it is

right,
justor lawful; ^k
is

kpt

kp
necessary ; hL. u.f,J-ui%
"i_k
necessary \,ik
"i^k
uiiam^TC, it must uot be, it is not

was

t".

kt

4t*"a"j,he
to
^tupliuAihij
-

exhausted.

think proper, to deem

expedient;u,p^
to run
to
cause
into
liufbhi_
g -to^ ,
debt,to get into debt, to be involved

s- creditor.
"^uMpu,aMinkp
liged
a. obs.
dcbtor;culprit;
fl\aipmu,i.np
condemned
; nunit^
; culpable
;

in debt ; "/;""".%/t^
into
g -i-qpto run
debt ; to layoneself under obligations;or

nt^h-it

pinqni^lT

"u

head

[b

tO bO
J^^ifij/^f^l*

"

in

-tiT,

Irgft-hgnL.gai'iiytrto fiud
vo.

fault with,to lay the fault on,

to

cuse,
ac-

declare

render

to blame

over
ears
or
debt; ".*"}/.%
; to
the obligation; guiltyor culpable,to judge, to conto assume
demn,
^uiWuipt-ij
to
sentence
to
to
one
or
plunge
^uMu,ni.^u/hiri_
fii-p
dischargo
;
n-u
t
o
into
to
-^mT,
debt;
k-pta^u^
pay a debt; ^uMuinL^uhth-i
oblige,
engage;
q~u
to dischargBa debt of
u,uifl,mnt.p-'Er
tjuy vn. to be declared guilty,to be
demned
gratitude ; ^ujinni^uuAiri^
culpable, judged , sentenced , con^'-p
^n
debt
be
into
to
run
to
"i^pti^u to pay one's debt to one's
;
;
nation;
to render culpable, bound; -m-P-b s. fault,
country ; ."n.1ifr^,
guilt;condemto impute, to accuse
gagement,
debt; duty; obligation,en; to condemn
; S.
assessment.
"C.
P'yi_,
[bution;
^luai^uiTC,
a.
s. tribute,tax, contriV\utpuiiiiii.l,p
obligatory
; -/3""-^/3^uipuipiu^uli
bond ; tp^tup-m-ii^n/railroad". com.
come,
to worst, to overva.
ir^fi
^uiprnkiT,

"

"""-

to
to vanquish
to conquer,
s. mask, veil,
cover,
fHuipinm/j
[bond.
s.
^uipmuiiui%
debtor; a- indebted; subjugate,to subdue ; tftyip^apulbu
to suffer with fortitude, to bear up
ty
guilresponsable,
obliged; culpable,'
convenient
to
;
; due, fit,
againstpain or torments.
u."ii4-^,
to run
into debt ; to oblige;
cause
fl|
""fv""5 *" garden; pufu^
inpuikifj
to remain
fruit",
debtor,to run into 2utpy kitchen
Jiiilrij
uimqa^
;
al
botanicdebt; to be obliged or subject;pi^'ii orchard ; uA^mpuAui^iMiii
uiuiyii
1,1-pnL.ir his blood shall
Iriit^li
uiuipmfiiiliplotOr bod ;
; atitnL.
,

"

"

be

"

walks
head; -".-/3?s. obliga- ippn^i/[ipu^uininpab
; t^'^L^
out
to
ftiOU.
a
On
^\\uipuitu^h-J'
"linuipnM-ui^htT.
qiki- u{iup,^liiip lay
j "igi""_
fellow-debtor ; -4"u.
*.
"l|"o^"niu/(^_j
4^/-?r' *" garden;S. P"^S. ^^uiptnpi^
^uipuiftqiuuitub
"puMp
uinjg a. paying one's debts; -4io.nn"-?
lazuli.
off
or
*. redemption,
uiufii
buying out,
; -.^'"p s. lapis
up ;
-iTuMuii s. instalment,partialpayment;
s. small
^iapu,fi,ltli
garden.
culturist;
to give or pay by instalments
s. gardoncr, horti^lupinftqufuA
;
uiiuij
uig
culture.
-m-/?? s. gardening, hortis- note
payable to order.
-Jht-pi^aili
on

his own

""

^uMpmui%^s. charm, talisman.

^uipuiuMuiiu^ui'ti^ni.p-lii^
s.
exacting
payment, exaction of a debt.
^"itpmuiuiu/ii
;
uiif s. debtor ; culprit
,

*.

to be

to owe,
ip'iri^,

debts,to
be bound;

becoming

bail

or

indebted,to
beholden
to;
obliged,

become

indebted ; -"""-? ought, must.

vn.
^.upmf^r,t-juif
duty,bound.

bounden
obligation,
to
a. borrowiug; gua"1)i"^inu"n.oL
ranteeing
ay

payment of

to be

another's

debt,

surety,respondent,

answerable.

to be confounded

to be

conquered,

of it ; jmifi^i-Pf

the worst

have

to contract

to owe,

in^f,vn.
Vliopm[iir,

astounded

ished,
aston-

uimmlr..
surprised;uiuipmi-guiisubdued.
puiifUL a part was
iQiu^io^ mt.uy s. dobt ; duty ; ."""^
,

to tire

out, to weary,

to

fatiguetoo

Y7/'"I to pay

dear

for,to

smart

Id

for,to

flJb^
be

punished,to
a.
venting
^uipmn^uip-iuift

of.

smart

secret

be

revenged,to upbraidmost
to slander

or

attack

flltu., ",j

hate.

chief, commander;

iluipj-pg master ;
iTiapj abbess;

"

4""/"j

patriarch
;

^im-uin-mj

fect,
pre-

governor.

fHii-muifiuii/;
uiguy

ously,
outragefrom

s.

il^lru to give way to one's

resentment, to vent one's wrath, to
rancour

"HbP

612

the

have

pri- head, commander

vate
reign over, to bear

vn.

to
,

to be

chief

command,

or

to

over.

sway

entire historyof
s.
s. the
fll./.^u.nL/3/."-1i
overthroWjdefeat, '^ymirnif.
Persian religion.
discomfit;subjection; /. J'u,u,'tilri_,

the

tO
n-uipAnM-auslihit uipuuililr/iitlihitityi
to conquer,
to defeat,to
overcome,
^

rout, to overthrow

; ["
-

to be
J'mm'b^i_,

vanquished,conquered,defeated,routed
ed, to lose the battle,to be discomfitto
lunuutnil"u'i"ku succumb, to
;
to
er,
yield, give up, to cede, to surrendto deliver up the arms,
to submit;

s.
"I|tm#ii-/3?
command, rule, reign,
ty,
dominion, authoridomination,
sway,
state,
dom,
kinggovernment,
;
power

empire;

or

"

avow

one's

know

or

weakness.

a. seeking pretexts.
^uipuini-li
act of conquering
s. the
%uipmni-.'Ju
of being conquered; S. ^lupmn^,,
suitablc,
^uMpmni-uiu-m^'2Ca.
decent,
S.
due.
1i""/'""'
"1t'"/"""^
[fit,
Persian
sect
^lupmpa,^s. Fasgard,

book.
s. fig.guard,
Vliupi^ui^

pulh s. refuge, recovery;

envelop, to

enclose

-kJ-

to

to

-""_

archy
(2^ hier-

powers

O. PetCr's,
01
^truipnulriu'i,
^truiplra/b
Peter; -^t"-% .jtJ; St. Peter; St.
Peter's
s.
followers,
successors
; -^
colleaguesor companions of St.Peter.
U.S. Gr.w. inspector,visitor.
"flfr^/t""ot.
(Htpir.-hps. garb , attire , dress,
*
turn-out, rig-out; tinsel; -t"r, tj[i

of

bedizen, to dress up, * to rig

out, to trick out; -^"r vn. to dizen or
trick oneself out, to adonise.
;
V\tpk,.t^m^ ui[y s. mustaches

va.

to

to

va.

encircle

to shut in ; to

surround,

shield ;

to

-^

siastical
angels); ^n^ln-np -^ ecclebishops,"e.
principalities,

of

curls

of the beard.

Gr.
s.
*Ht^./.u"/iJtif"oi.

to
,

w.

Aristotle's

circumscribe, (( Do Interpretatione
".

or
MMfiuinhlifi-aA
comprehend ; Punf-un. to crown,
^htitiuiujuihuihl^lruMl'
gird the brows with a crown; -uJi, a. ,s. Gr.w- peripatetic.
s. surrounding ; -mSi,
s.
circumscrip- fllt^a*[y a. illustrious famous ,
tion.
S
celebrated,renowned;
[Paulinist,amosatene.
distinguished,
s.
a.
(Huii.i}j,ai%na
magnificent,excellent ; pomPaulinician, elegant,
pous,
u,j
^"upuip uijf s.H. IV. oxen, cattle.
sumptuous, fine,rich, superb;
"\ii"punuuiin
"\utpquiifiuuiha S. OlSproud, haughty, stiff" starched ; or
ad. proudly, haughtily; pompousfljt^u,!. s. Pegasus, [cuit,sea
ly
ad. richly " magnifiti- uiuiiCyTC
cently
;
colocasia.
to
s. 6o". arum,
%ir^l,uipn%
speak
elegantly.
fuouhfj
;
Gv. w. polagus the
^hriiu,i[.na
a.
eloquent ; -i-./", tjf
^b-piCuipu/i,
u._j s.
,
the
the
treat
the
to
mighty deep,
ocean,
eloquently;-/."._
sea,
vna.
speak or
depths of the sea, the world of waters; p-t s. eloquence ; -t-yiiu ad. with much
"'Pzl'- archipelago; S/"-"-'^*'"'4"'5iiostentation ; -/uoi#a. eloquent;- ^f.
Tuscan
-.Black
sea; fll/A"./.u4"A
*."/_,to speak eloquently , fluently
;
sea;
\iujup.pai^uj%Caspian sea.,
s.
eloquence ; -%uiir, aijiaj
-pioiini-P-X'
*X\ir,iu,iuA
s. shell-fish.
to be proud of,to act the master,
vn.
fllt,^*-./",
to make
kjp va. to hollow, to excavate,
parade or show of,to strut,
to dig,to delve ; to
to
to
mine,
sap,
pique oneself on, to tower or rise
to sink;
to
a
above, to domineer, to lord over ; to
^npu,
ifm-pu
open
to
sink
a
trench,
well; qun"i"M,uni.uMg
abound, to increase.
shed
to
tears.
"""LP^b'-P"
s. boast, boasting,
ging
brag(Qt^2"'"ii%^
filtriin^m,
s.
hollowing out, excavation,
vaunting;
ostentation,
pomp,
,
digging.
parade, finery.
[quinquertium. show; gorgeousness,
omamont^f/iiuiiuPinu
[,s. Gr. w. pentathlon,
o.
V\/rp'Xaiuioa-2S'njTC
rlcfily
-

to

-nil

-"

"

-u

"

"

ed, gorgeous,
Gr.w.

Pentecost.

S-u/n.

a-

sumptuous,

rich;

-"^"j-

most
egregious,illustrious;

"flbS

fllbS

6 IS

crowned;
serene; -uiuu,^ a. splendidly
"
-u4/i a. ostentatious,loving pomp

Sa%
llzCuiph^
last, to die; mk'""
fr*' [HiihpP-mij I must
show, -uppai.l3ji
s.
ostentatiousness,nL%l"r or
go ;
love of display;
a.
neighing lillinpi MM"^ma ^TCutplriqug^mti Jiup^
-ununpq.
lustrious,
the
fiercely;-^nt-^u/iilrir
va.
to render ilSLnfb to go to stool,to evacuate
OV
^minni-QUtiik-/
i^nif-t-mh

to breathe

one's

exalt,to raise,to glprify. bowels.

to

s. magnificence,
fl|A-^i2rt.i.?
elegance;

pride , presumption

a.
abominable, execrable,
^J-if-uiiP
detestable.
loathsome,disgusting,hateful,

; S.

arrogance

"I|t^#i^, s. collar,neck-band.
Vlt^hu^li ^hi-^k lik-mi.s. pine;
brandfirelighted pine-branch,fire-stick,

to detest,to
"I|cA^u"ir,
uFjoj/ QT gl'vn,
in aversion,to abhor, to loathe,
to hate, to execrate.
*fl|.A"rf
( ^J-nJ-)s. cocoon.
or
S. PogaSUS.
fi\k^uiunu
^fiftaiinu
"OfJ./"s, discord or obstinacy.
nails.
the human
s. spots on
*fllfrf/i4

-nm

hold

.r t;n. to leap about as

*"1|^/.
^k^tuanu fts. Pegasus.

calves.

*"I|t* *.

little.

11^ t s- bey
^k^au/li^s,
.

courser;

; -n^pj,
Persian

mounted

a.

fl|4-"pr. as,

on

pony;

Ql/ift-iu^
uij

courser.

in this

s.

as

manner

or

drone, hornet,
wasp's nest.
-u,j

wasp,

gad-fly; pyu
ox-fly,
"iiA4
s.v\u,p"m.

"Hf/^S- i^qb-ng a. impure, unclean,

almost, nearly.

; ad.

way

nag,
a

like; ^ntAu.^

oplHiuiii
thus,

Hiyu

beylik.

s.
w,

able,
^ki'uiku
a. diverse,
varied,different;profane; filthy,foul, dirty,abominof divers

detestable, execrable;
uin^ilri_
colours,variegated;precious,
[pinna-marina.
[difference.S. ^,ip-h,r.
^kuufftun^p^ s. variety,diversity, flj^iujj ^[Hiiy fj s. Gr. w. pinna,
fll^-mS.llvto!^;
h
-~^"'{' '^HV ^'
^^labiuiiuiuiu
uin%hi_,to take care,
'"/"
zoo/, pinnophylax;prawn,
to care, to do the needful
or
shrimp.
sary
necesa.
fll/Aju,
ib%lru to be necessary ; hL.
ufiiif-y
firm,steady; hard,
;
whoever, whosoever; np^,/, -, as
solid,strong, fast, compact, close,
-

excellent.

"

-I

much

as

it must

need

you

will

wish \-

or

be, it is necessary

; ^t

be, it is unnecessary
[fbJi "nqoP_^ , I do not
-

prayers ; piA "^t

not about.

unshaken;
firm,infrangible,

it

-f

not

^i^

stiff;
constant,immoveable, steadfast,

imp.

v.

ad.

^ti

strongly,steadily;

to preserve, to persist
fast,
;
to hold firmlyto, to retain.

want

I care
^a/i,i/hj%t,

tMi%fn4_

4""t."to hold

"i"-%t/_,

"I|/i1if.f"u
f s. Pindus.
*" tJi6 nostrils.
fll^Vor -".'"h''!s"3
,

s.
necossaries, the
(q^-v!^
uiliinnifij
the needful ; need, want,
necessary,
sity
indigence; exigence,necesnecessity,
business
; use
employ
;
; rhet.
,
.

"I|/.u".;},
uij a. spotted,speckled,
motley, dapple ; S. P"p"m ; s. speckle,
concise
or
; -""_
narration;
spot,mark ; ephelis
; small-pox
JiupHhy,
S.
D.
to
a.
PWw
ufrtf//
^nin^iT
^^uiali
needs, jobs, going
stool; {" uikmu,
;
for use
for
~ni-[3-p
service
O.
^npnutlilT',
or
u/4-""" ptiin
V^p"^
;
#""-J
; j^'''i_
for what use
? why ?
fS\^"^^n%,
!"s. Gr. w. Neptune, [lantj,
or purpose
lih^
-

"nui

"

ii"rj the necessities

,

f"uikmii ki
^fir -,

it

of life;

i-i

4- ,

must, it is necessary;
not,it is not necessary;

it must

"I)/."m"K4Gr.
s.

w.

"nut
pistachio,

-yii^ s. pistachio-tree.
^

ive,
Q)/"""u"^
improper, abus07J a.false,
extrinsic
ate,
adventitious,
; degenerbastard ; s. note, letter,
bill,
card;
,

MMikinu in vain , uselessly

jnib'iif_
;
to be
jut%Jp, nOilrij to have
care,
inuocent , guiltless
/i uimpinni-g
concerned, to reck; uikmu nuii^i,to
,
faultless.
be
to
stand
in
to
to
or
need,
want,
ad. abusively,
want
falsely,
f^lnnuM^utpiup
of; ["ai^inu if."i"^.to be useful or
serviceable ; uikum utniiyi_,
catachrestically;
1/5".
mjimo^ ifui^ improperly;
to
to
use
make
improperly.
abuse,
use
P^u to use, to
for,to avail P^u
to degeneroneself of; *Yt'"" ni!i,hi_^jyp^ to
f[\pinui/iiu%ujir,
ate,
uiguij vn.
-

devote

or

apply

oneself

to; nuikmu

to

fall away.

fll'VJr

614
s. catachresis
;
(I|^"iu"(""t.ni.%n".p^"-'""
ad.
only,abusively.
-Pp
by name
s. abuse,impropriety;
fl\pmuiin,-Pji

bastardy; rhet.
be

in want

of ; to be

"
^l^J-S. \fu.,iu"i
,

*fll^"4fe.rto

n
[ski
to
despoil
;
.

to
strip,

va.

S. ^"uPm-PtiT.
*fl|""^fc.r

catachresis.

f^ftmuAiutiT,
^ftmuiiT,
uiguMj
to

buffalo-calf.
"fllfta-*.

Vtl.

to

Waot,

necessary,

*^i".-Ps. pointed ear, goat'sear.

useful.

globular.
*fl|^a'a.
to

use,

to

employ,

to make

of.

use

s. pastry;
cake,
or liniHiu,
ful,
use^iiui^ndbij.
'HpinuAuijiiM-,
luj a. necessary,
necessaries, pie; -putfaiib-mg s. pastry-cook.
advantageous ; -^
it is usethe needful;
ful
plane-tree.
"n.^u.muA".Gr.i"/.platane,
"the t
-iituA
it
is
a. Platonic ; *.
t---ii pjfift
to no one;
Q|^""inn%u"{"i(/%
"^
,

-"

Platonist; "t/" platoniclove ; -^m.

anything ; -^"".
make
"iiiriTva.to render
to
"iinc-t
s- platonism
[en shot or bullets.
useful,
profitable.
leadusefulness.
Lat.
111.
s.
plumbatffi,
[*.
dliltiTputui
fl)
or
'\\nintvutMt"-nnO. "liiuiuiliuiant-; "n^l^p
Y^l.^.[.J U.J a. idle,lazy,supine,
tageous,
advanslothfully,
fllfmrai^a.
negligent; -uipaip ad. lazily,
useful,
profitable,
supinely; -uMbaiir, mgiy vn. to be idle,
; good, excellent.
necessary
age
advantto neglect;-miip s. ^qtpfat-pjM]
-f.r,
'H^mu/bni.f
s. utility,
profit,
"ni-tlh S.
S.
"ni-P^f
huuii
^nlrni^utbiiMtr'.^
employ.
; use,
deliver oracles, idleness, laziness, supineness, negli^^uiuin-tiT,
gence;
ty^s^a.to
abandon
to
to foretell,
self
oneto predict;to use, to make
i,,aa,u.'i,li_,
l"
of.
to sloth,to live in idleness.
use
^limain-ni-Pf
g.
word, oraole, pre-H.^inj s. copper;
copperdiction; ^ifjfi.i,
ploy;
coin ;
yellow copper, brass,
itfuyu,i_,
testimony,vritness;use, em^ptu^uipiylA, copwant, necessity; work ; writing, bronze, tombac;
per
useful treatise.
yellow copper-ore ; t^_
pyrites,
to serve, to be useful.
variegated copper-ore ,
^fiinuifill^j'vn.
"pikpui'iiti.
to
a. useful;-f"r,h^iy vn.
fl|fuii"tn;/
phillipsite.
fouls. want,
turpiloquent
want, to be wanting; -nt-P'l,'
%jh"Mtp.u!ba.
,
mony.
testimouthed, nasty, ribald, filthy,obj
indigence; necessity; witness,
blaspheming,cursing; -m^pb
scene,
V.
sary
s.
"[|/"""7^
language,
imp. one must, it is necesturpiloquence,obscene
it was
[,ii^
filthydiscourse; -n-npir m^ a. doing
; uiuliui^liii
uifiuih^iuMwithin a hair's breadth
of.
shameful
or
filthythings,immodest,
^fiinnja. necessary ; suitable ; k
impure, dirty, obscene , lascivious ;
able
S. fl|f
a. blaspheming; -fnpb-ni-_
u"f ; it is becoming, proper, suit-if-nph^ailuoa
i-"-u
k'ii
what
Pi
ii"^j.e
s.
action,
^/r
filthy
lewdness,
impurity,
;
Jti
need have we
-"/%iu"r
of witnesses?
filthiness,
obscenity; -^".t-"A o. of an
to
impure faith; -^^4 a- sacrificing
iudigenco, unclean idols ; -ik^t.a. foul-tongued,
(H[iinn^njfigs. waut
obscene
sunk in
necessity; the needful ; S. ^k-f
; -^j a. full of filth,
s. Gr. w. pine,pine-tree.
fllf
nastiness,dirty,
impure, lewd; -fuiuiA
^tpk "" tight; ii-iru to stretch
tightly.
mni-PJi s. impure religion
; -iTuimnj^a.
book
of
s.
^^M-Ptaq-lip
Pythian unclean, impure, sacrilegious; -inj
of ill-fame ; idol-temple
house
oracles; -^npmu
s.
pn. Pythagoras; -.
;
of
-%nt-% a.
abominable
s. a. Pythagorean.
an
name.
i.npkai'ii
s. Pythian games,
fl|f
[ess.
f-/3/.
of unclean
^l"-Pn% or Pl,n%s. Pythia;Pythona.
%lh-uM^i.pP'b
lips.
fll^t-n^^ni
sian
modest,
imf s. Gr. w. pyrheum, Per%litu,ukpa. given to filthiness,
Fire-altar.
impudic,impure.
to soil,
to contaminate,
^["i-puMJliq.
or i//(""
s. Gr. w.
va.
^Hp^tj; Lijl,
pyramid;
Gr.wto
to
a.
-"/.'.i-^tu
stain,
pyramidal.
spot; to profane,to
pollute,to abuse; to abhor, to detest,
no

longer good

for

"

"

mni-u

-"

1)1,0.

to execrate;

to

discompose,to cause trouble,to perplex,

^nptt. pTofaner.
to confound,to perturb; -IJ'vn.
[dishonour.
s. contamination,
(1|^^""-/?^i.%
stain, to grow
turbid,muddy or thick ; fig.
filth,obscenity,lewdness,impurity, to become
confused,disconcerted,to
debauchery; profanation,pollution; be unsettled,in disorder;tMinmnpli
t^.
abomination, execration ;
lim-ufi, 4/A, it is gettingovercast; there will
be a storm
violation,
rape ; f
^u.ufuhi_
qu/iiJ^ to
presently;juiliu!i,k
""?S. fll^^Soneself.
fll^6-n".ra
4" 2r^V ^2* ^^" fish
-[prostitute
p.trp'b
uiqinnphuMi_
'H7*'"J""y"""ro.
copp'er-nailed,
begins to stink at the head.
copperfastened ; -ttc *" calcographer
-m-iKi
s. turbiducss,
%luinpnL.p-lii-%
; -i-yii
a. copper-coloured,bronzed;*. calcemuddiness; fig.trouble,broil,agitation,
dony, chalcedony; -^nph-, mg s. copdisorder,confasion.
persmith
^yu,

to
violate,

""

'

brass-founder

tinker ;
s.

". instep,
^tCIt^,,
upfquM'ti"Y^^"""-%
.

-^ap^-m-jankle,ankle-bone

s.

s.
calcography; -joA-"t.a!i

alloyed
chalcoceramus

coppery,
vrith copper ; -/"Irjp
preous,
cu-

; -iuA

p-[}ni.nUi

oxide ; -^hpu,

ahem,

s.

made

copper
of copper ; -fini-n.-liit.,uirnj
cast in
a.
in
bronze
or
; -i,a!ii^%a,j
copper
a.

4"ii"{^ mfrg s. coppcr-mine ; exile

,

-4i"oi"

to

inuju

exile,to

condemn

the

;f

copper-mines; -Auifl, a.
voiced; -Jnji_a. in njassive bronze;
vn.

into bronze

to be
;

to pull out
va.
*"Il2(ij4-j*
hairs,feathers,flowers

or

"

to

pieces

similar

S.

%iS,^m-.npa. descending to the

heels; s. toga,long gown or robe.
to bedeck
or
ment
orna%^%uMi.h,il.d'
vn.
oneself gaily;
ed,
a. bedeck-^pif.
ornamented, embellished ; -quip.

to

bronze-

-iaiiT, lugiy

foot;S. \iumnp.

pering
cop-

a.
-"/", -fuu,a.%

s. ornament.
"i)2(]r.iA
I1|2i2'"%^

-"tp"'-^

Pt

s.

brazier

bronze ;
copper,
coppersmith'sart or calling;
a.

ged
coppered, chan-

-*fr^a. having a copper

coquetry,
^T(%u^ips. studied finery,
coquettishnessa.
Vi7Ciu,iMiu,2CnfTC
highly adorned ,
well dressed ; -u/iyit-iun.
brilliantly
a.

quettish,
with copa. covered
adorned; -ukp a. smart, spruce, cobolt; -uiaim
per,
coppered ; -^u,p s. chalcolite ; caelegant, fond of finery,of
lamine,
smithsonite.
dress , flaunting, gaudy , beauish ,
ry,
spanking,flaring
^i^iJUruAihiik'ii-^l- i^-nja. cop; -//At^i to love fineper,
to flaunt
made
of copper;
oneself finely,
to dress
-J^ s. copper
ed,
about fine " tawdry ; -i-np a. bedeckutensils,cauldron,copper kettle ;
,

adorned
a. copper-coloured.
; -t-nphw or
deck,
to embellish,to be"Il2rit.r,
*. addled-egg.
va.
*fl|Y"t
Irgf,
set
to
to
to
off,
s.
adorn,
fl|"/"i"t^
beautify,
^
;
inulruii_,
pepper
to
bedizen
trim
to
to
or
studiously
ground
pounded -; c,,uJbJki_-u.,.,
bedizen
oneself
to
trick
to
-.ui,ruib
hot.
box
vn.
out; -fiiT
s
;
"plant;
; -^ s.
with coquetry " too great attention
-/"/"". chem. peperine.
"J"."

brimful.
a. quite full,
^iiuiqniii

to

with
effect,

studied

neatness.

air- or water-bubble,
ni2(""/n.^a.coquettish,foppish,spr
^qMMi^uili,
'"J ".
ble-shaped;
mental;
a. ornafoam ; -uiikt- a. bub-uiliu,%
globule,froath,
dandy; S. fl|x"i"u"t/";
tion
-ni-pjis. dandyism, affecta-tiT,
t-gf,vn. to bubble
in dress.
to froth ; to simmer,
up, to boil fast,^
-ni-UL
to be in ebullition.
s. ornament, dress,
flla**'""-/?/'
embellishment; S. "Hzrtiu.fep.
to play on
S. "Hmn-tJ';
fl|a*#i.t"/"?;a.
s. bubbling.
fl|^.^""i.as
raise the
to
the
clcar
not
or
ftilt-p
lyre
".
^oW
%qmnp nj, -uMliu!b
;
dissent.
of
in
brows
sign
turbid,troubled,muddy;
pure ; (^"-/")
(I)""a/(,
thick;(o^)obscure,misty,fog(iflfh^')
gy,
u,g s. dish; bowl, porringer,
wooden
^ -j^au.
bowl; Mllut-i_^k-a.i
gloomy; f.g.erroneous, perverse;
Jtp to eat together , at the same
/^m/hit, dim looking-glass.
turb, table,to be a table-companion; -m.
vtt. to muddy, to dist-gf,
^ilmnphiT,
to
make
turbid,to mix, to Jir^ a. dish-shaped
; -tu%p s. pi.plates
mingle ; to thicken ; fig.to disturb,to " dishes.
I

"n^T-

flinjv

616

tude,
Gr. w. writing-tablet,
endeavour, care, solicieffort,
"!|f,u,;(/,".
iliuifis.
tion,
constipadiligence; npn^jufi,},
randum-book;
table-book; ftn^y, tables,memocostiveness
ous
rigor-p-h
;
u""o4^
'blimp^, painter'sJhhuML.
or
^"t-^
pu,qni.ir,
fasting;
pallet; ^piu^pli galley,
composing
gerly,
eaad.
d
iligently,
carefully,
p-nj -p-p
galley,pan.
["box.
earnestly.
cordially,
arf.firmly
'Ili^,"^r,y%a
tightly,
ly;
strong,
-[unin S. snuff; utm-Mp-y
fl|i^^t/^,
steadily,steadfastly;
constantly,
flat- or
snub-nosed;
earnestly, diligently; ^ui,u,[,ioukt'it fllt^ium,
MMit) a.

tinued
-

cused
^"%litithey stood " vehemently acs.
press,
estafet,ex-if-tuuiu,^!
me;
,

noseless

; -t-J"

off the

to cut

vn.

nose.

to

%^n^J', MH^iy
gaze,
fll^yfr/Tor
to fasten
to stare,to look at fixedly,
bust;
strong,roor fix one's
eyes upon, to look upon
brave,daring,gallant,courageous,
to consider, to observe,
manful; hard, firm,solid,steady; attentively,
to contemplate; S. ^ly[""/''
to give heart,to encourage
va.
-liuiqiitiF
courier ; -/^tu^r

fortify
;

to
,

to

vn.

a.

to
consolidate,

s.
"\\^^m,

fixed gaze,

stare.

to look
j['va. to cause
s. robustness,
fH^cjiuttir,
strengthen; -tiuiniTm-ia^li
to
to cause
at fixedlyor attentively,
ty,
stoutness,vigour; consistence,densirivet
hardness
one's
on.
o.
solidity,
; -4"/"/
gaze
ly
strongtied or bound, firm,steady; -4""^^
["iliupuvery rigorous,austere ; --ipi^^furvn.to grow dim, to see dimly.
a.
long robe.
*" ^^- "'" gown,
strong-armed, valiant;-"JnuiT, mjiy
^"tM
to grow
horns.
[ " Iniltmu
to
become
vn.
s.
hard
"H"^."?"pi.
stronger,
*
S.
S.
to
or
""""""%
b/'f
-f //
tough, harden, to be strengthen*(Il"^2r 252"]^
;
ed;
,

fljn^
s.
or fl|nt-4
organ-pipe; * onion
-uimpuAin^ a. stiff-necked;
-i^4-"
D. ^^m-iui^njliu
[stalk.
p s. polypus.
; ~upinh-irD. jjntniuuiftb^ ^nijiuinq.,
to strengthen,to
"\ntinuiuiirrMp7nn^ujuf An S. Stoel ;
ff'-'f;-^iL-tfu/iihirvaaflSrm,to consolidate,to harden, to -"""/" va. to steel ; -f 4 '"" steely; fig.s.
stiffen ;
to bind, to con*flln^num4s.press-screw.[steel,swo
stipate
qtrpniluiji,
roughfare,
ing,
^nqnm
; -j"'-j^i a. astringent,bind\tgs. hlgh-way ; tho-uij
broad street.
costive;-^a^i 8. j]i^"^""4;-._
i

:puip^

"

a.

well curved

or

arched.

to affirm,
to fortify,
fl|i^t.r,
va.
ir^l,
-tj-.
to consolidate,
fSinifuA,-tJ-g. "\\u^J-uA,
to confirm,
to strengthen
zool. pompilus
w.
s. Gr.
to restrain,
"Hniruf[,ina
; to tighten,to strain,
,
to draw
closer,to bind faster,to tie nautilus,a species of remora.
^#
''|/""i, u^ni^uini
tight; to constrain, to enforce, to
u^nl-uttuli S. pOt,
to
earthen
metal
or
to
invigorate,
pot,
broth-pot;hot.
press ;
corroborate,
to
S. fllnt-OT.
to encourage,
to inspirit,
to
to remove
\ya. fillip, give a fillip.
one's
-tif
to
or
to
*flloi^
s
.
fear;
fillip; ^iii[ifiuAiti_
persist,
insist,to
*

"

-u

urge,

to be

maintain

bent

upon,

to

pretend,to

;
qJk2_ or ijioK./^
g JJ-^,to
one's
loins ; to arm
or
pare
pre-

S.Pontius.
"I|n%"/"u"j^
a.

^nimnu

a.

Poutius

s.

the

Pontus

sea.
gird up
or
[puce.
oneself; luAi-i,,to refrain one^"ij y *. tail ; virile member
self,
; preto keep within bounds;
s. bellowing,lowing.
i^uii,^, flln^fti
to provide against;
s. bot. St. John's
f^iif-^kir.
'^nuiquili
wort, hyt4'"to confirm
the faith; -[nr vn.
*fllni,4tj-S.
"-uiu,!,,
llt,^Ar^tJ-.[pericum.
to harden,to
s. walnut-husk; S. ^talt^.
tough; to insist, *"Il/.u;/.4
grow
to sustain,to be obstinate
fllnmif
a. s. fornicator
^
to
.'iitjuij
; letch;
tend
prekfb,
; to run, to go quick; S. g4^-f, er, whore-monger; adulterer;
^4i-m ; [i uiu,i,u
abandoned
debauched
to be rigorous in
or
prostitute,'
courtezan,
fasting.
harlot,street-walker,
woman,
"I|i-^""^/3/,t.i
s. consistence,
whore,
strumpet, wench, trull;
solidity,

Euxine

Black

adulteress.
fixity,
tion;
hardness,density,consolida^na^liuiluiun!i,f,f_
s. pander,pimp ; sf.
steadiness,
firmness,
constancy;
stiffness,
severity,obstinacy;
strength, procuress, go-between, bawd; -4""*
vigour;sustained,
a.
meretricious,
dissolute;-^i^pn ""
unflaggingor con-

"I181"

*qsn

6 is

mersed
oneself to, to be fullyoccupied,imdisdainful;
^"""-.
in.
be
attentive).
[us
w.
proschume, (let *fl|m4"""" having one'dry nipple.

one's nosD, to be
"fcop S. Qoi.
up

Gr.
^n-ou/uni-Jk

a-

a. full of buds
or
calycles.
iJ{aiiiuii-np
^ui^tiT, tj^i fllmj^f/",
%w/ vn. to
prize,premium, reward; circle,coping,
top,crowning, brim, frame, edge, bud, to shoot forth buds, to shoot,to
tion,
sprout, to germinate.
cornice, parapet,battlement ; coronaS. pi,S.fl|u"""-4.
liui'bg
(!\a,^nu%_g
achievement, accomplishment;
a.
bearing or producing
%n,iujptp uij
nuptials,espousals,marriage,nuptial
fructiferous
fruit
shaven
; productive ,
tonsure,
blessing
;
n-uipai^
fructuous, fertile;offering;
crown
b-mii/f/riywreath, garland, fruitful,
;
of thorns ;
-tj;
*"/"., fruit-tree;
or
""_
-^it^
chaplet; ^ ifi^y crown
to fructify,
to bear
nimbus
vna.
_5/.
-^iT,
'lin"-i/f%
halO;glory,
;
t-j/iy
"PP"jt
to bring forth, to produce ; to
fruit,
chaplet,beads, string of beads ; "..
the
halo around
to render fertile ; to profit;-J,^
sun
offer;
ptif-ut^uA
;
the
of
the
course
^,%niiuiptp--ni-Pj, s. fructification;
year ;
uiiupt-y
of
our,
honfertility
uiiupitiMHiuig
; offering,oblation ; -pytt S.
,^iun-iu^ crown

f^uailiuijf s.

diadem

cro-wn,

; crown,

"

of glory ; 4f i-o*-^
-

garland

chaplet;

or

to

weave

^'it^ n^Jlrp to
,

adorned
a.
"Huif^^i;
-quipif., -ifni-MupTC

^uui/juiflip
^^u._j
,

a.

fruits ; -/S"^
a,
fruitless,
fruit ; -it itp or it^ a. full
with fruits,rich, fertile,
loaded

with

marry.

to

ed
to be adornfruits ; -qyipq-liirvn.

with

u./iAt^ or

-"

a.

rying
crowning; mar-

-^phiTva.

to

ry,
mar-

with

of

or

staff for carrying

dark or deep
ripe,
crowned;
grapes ; -luu-jhcoloured, spotted, speckled;-fuujb-^
crowned;
flowers ; nL.p^i.% s, the beginning to ripen,dark
; -Iiumui or
deep colour of fruits ; -fant.%^ s.

give the nuptialblessing ; -ifuip^

adorned

strippedof

prolific
; -iniAt s.
a.

crown,

a. bearing a
-ij^irii,^
crown,
~2*%""-/^/' *" crowning with
of a crown
-ij.""_,
"/_3 s. lining
a. crowned; crowning ; -lil'p
a.
crowned
a
crown
; -4fj a.

ing
wear-

with

musk

ptp

in the crown,
in
another; s. sharer
or
4#"u likm s. place
empire ; -i,uM,rpu,p
where
prizes are kept " distributed ;

fruit
,

"c.

or

tree ;

; -4u.i

a,

-A/A

"c. S. 1|uiquj_

of fruit.

a, blear-eyed.
fHauitil/if'

f\\ainu,^npnjii
a, fruitlcss,
unfruitful,

sterile,barren; -J^npni-unupp s. loss

of fruits^-4iuunt-/3?s. ripeness,maturity
crown;
coronal
-%""-*
whose
fruit
a.
shaped,
name
gathering ; -'iCnfa
;
; -4"uin a,
is Crown
S. ^infu^it
(Stephen); -u/ioaj/TfS.flli/uc
fruitery;
; -*"jfs. fruit-loft,
erer,
s. fruit^u/^io^^; -ukp a. faithful or tender
-u^P a. fond of fruits ; -ilta-2Cuin.
crowned

-^fti-ua.

-Jilrc

a.

(bridegroomor bride);-"-"";. a.

ed
crown-

laureat;prince,king, "c. ; -^n.

pl-rvn. to be crowned, rewarded.
2;a.tocrown, to wreath;
fl)i/u#4t"/',tj^
to reward, to recompense
; to give the
nuptial blessing, to marry ; fig.to
crown, to achieve,to accomplish; -^J"
;

vn.

s.

to be

crowned

; to be

married

; fig.

to be

achieved, accomplished.
s. orowner
fll./iuij//^
; achiever.

green-grocer;
,

or

fllmt^s.

-i

s.

small

the earth

birds.

'i\mt,^,uiiiiiiri
s. pinch;
"j-ki/y a
.

fruits.

fllm^f

as

J^ "A^".

of snuff.

s. gig,whipping-top.
*^u,pulnl.^
", sheep'sdung.
*"I|"."oini-^
"l"'/"/"^'
*'j"7vn, to give or addict

fll/"m.

abundance

S.

flluif/"i"^j

i^liiTvn, to glean,to lease ; -^"o.

fruits ;
^tiT va. to gather, to amass
with
or
a. sculptured
.^ui'iiif.uM^
-.p,u%i.

pot; gallipot.

for food

S.

"c.

or

%u"ihq_S.
scratch

s.

of fruits ; fertility
; -i-np

rose-thorn.

to scoop out, to
*fllu..^A.VDa.

"c.

fertilize;-^^mat-Pf

to

"H""'4"'-"ifi
". coronation;
crowning. various
"HutiT

-""n-

s, fruit-house ; S.
; -mniii
"\uiiuu%fra; "tj^ut o. ^\url"ui"pu
; "g^^uilrir
to fecundate,
to render
fruitful,
va,

^iMipkp

".

[ty,abundance.

fl|m.^u/^f
; -nt-Pf

Gr.w.

"Hmy/i.T,
tjuy

nM^tnp

whirlpool,vortex
/uy

fertlll-

[imbibe.
germoliate; * to

to

vn.

ad. together with

(1)""'^"i//"%
s. pinch.
*fl|i"Yot._3
"luiriMurt

S.

elm-tree.

"

the fruit.

Euuy,
whirlwind,
^ni/iFn^

nt-utpa

S.

storm
hurricane,squall,
; -fct
vertigo, giddiness, dizziness

swimming

in the

head ;

to
trees, bushy,leafy,
[al articles.
".nA"i.^,
in sever% \pif^iiii^u,ui7('k'''
round, to eddy.
a. divided
(1)."n".(r
Gr.
uiu,fi"gs. button, bud, eye;
w.
s.
apocryphal
"I|^".a^au.".7?g(^
nipple ; S. fll"F"-"/.""..4
[collector.
Ifnllni., books on the Apostles.
; uiml^niA^p
"iA'"'/'/'
Gr, w. tax-gathereror
""") udder, dug, teat.
s.
^liiuliinnp
"1i""""".#^,
s. brahmanism
^pu,i,,n,iliuM'i,ni-P-l,i.'u
;
"/""^".? *. fruit;fruits ; ^^.
fruit,produce, effect,result; tip of -iTufi[ijs. brahmin.
finger; -i^"j pupil,eye-ball,apple
*I|^iu"
/y s. bot. leek.
of the eye ;
four
^"iA^
fl|^/".u^*.6o^horehound,marrubium
grains
^o^u

turn

whirl

or

round

"

'

of

^i"uuin [i -% s. Gr, w. suburb.

Latin
s.
iv.
^phmnp
prsetor;
^f,
uMg
or
ten
unripe,premature, ripe,dried,rotprsetorium judgment seat or hall;
Greneral's tent; -""4""*"a.prsetorian;
fruit;Ifirnhc.
iMi,"qag, peel,paring;
to
to
corticate,
delih,iyi.hi_
-ni-P-'l'
to
s. prsetorship.
peel ;
pare,
if-u
incense

^u/rnu^,ifmiiiiM^uiu
ipuit;ai_ fresh,green

; ^"o^^

^uMunJii

to

to
strip;
".u.^, fst^itj^,
bear,
yield, to produce fruits;
^uMifhijto gather, to pluck, to pick
fruit ; fig.
to reap the fruit of,to derive
benefit from.
[ing,eddying.
-

to

fl|^/.n%
pi.-k s. Gr. w. saw-fish.
"I|^^u4 mpalil,s. bot. turbitb,thap,

sia, bastard turbith.

"H^Auii^jT iriy vn. to escape ,

evade, to break, slip or get away
to escape
the memory,
windlass, off; jnc^nj
,

"I|i"'""-"n""/!""^oaf.like
avortex, whirl%;,n,-,"u.li
u,^ s.
hand
winch; wheel

screw;

;
screw

"

igig
axle;* whirl-

nut

micrometrical
ifiuiliufii

female

or

screw-box,

or

/unf,or Jiajp hollow

to

to be

forgotten ;

^ Jt^a-m^ to escape

between

lost.

J'ui%pi^^,j to be

slipfrom

from,to

the

fingers,

[to rescue.

^p6t-J',
A-jfva.
save, to deliver,
nut-screw;
s. tie,
l,iulini_,
bond, ligament.
(I|^(""%^
Archiscrew
U./i^/'Jt^i-ay
"H^4t"r,tjf va. to bind, to strain,
;
inedes' screw, spiralpump
2,"^:"*-to tighten, to tie tight,to pinion; to
;
screw

to

"/4-.

ilating
ventof."i"4"i"%,

miu^l,,Dutch
screw-pump
Xui
or
u/bk-np, endless
screw,

worm,

;
or

u.i^".^_

perpetual

creeper,

conveyer.
totum, to twist;

^,nni-mu/i,uiirvn.

stretch,to lengthen out; S- 3"*'

^l'i"3 '"3 *" instrument of torture,
'

tension. [rack.
stretching,
fll;j4""-"s*.
sinew.
s. nerve,
*'H^.a*"i.4
"q^"u";(
[ship.
103 s. roof,ceiling.
s- Latin
IV. provost^imuinulij-auni-li
,

^"am-uthiT, h^fi, -['iTtt^utj VHU.

turn, to

veer,

to whirl

^uini-ui^lrj'
va,
seiiew,

feel

to

screw

tO

*fl|^nt.a'".
cavity,hollow.

round.

S.

"l)ui"".mi-"/'
; to

down

to

giddy,dizzy,to

or

have

vn.

on;
a

swimming

^paini- nj
,

-uMiTutit

or

dig out;

to

low
excavate, to holigate.
seek for,to invest-

^muif-kd"or likj; kjl, vn. to sport,

to dance, to leap as
children in the
to
to
lap,
fondle,to caress
coax,
; to
small
animals.
sport or play as

^piafuS. hot. S. ^piua

*. wood,
^piuli,
thicket,'
urj
grove,
bush : work, writing; chapter,paragraph
.

article ; -^ M^aiptinj the

of the Apostles; p-np-y ream
or

Acts

woven

;
to

rush

-triuj -/riik%a.

in the head.

^^uia-t-w,
h^J,va.

a,

".

s.

rush-mat

bulrush ; papyrus;

of rushes
made
;

with

of rush

or

"

rus
papy-

rush-garments;

p-"i.,iP papyrus-scroll.
,

s. Arabic w.
reservoir,basin.
fllp^t
wool
or
fll^oi,
f, s. carded
goat's

lint,scraped linen ; -lo^n^aof goat'shair.

fljoufs. zool, boa, boa-constrictor.

hair ;

s.

weaver

*m|ooi

"titipj

O.

\j"nn.na

^aqnuhu/ba. s. followor of St.Paul;

St. Paul's companions.
-.p
s. large louse full of blood.
*fllomf^
,

of paper ; 4"'""-'2fii"-t""iit3
entire
linen
woollen
of
or
cloth,bale,
piece
-

pitch;

"

pack; -^ m-uiTuiit, lesson.

a. wooded, plantedwith
"I)^."4u.j:t^/^
SO

s"u

SU.'b

C20

s. illumination ; -jm-jjuAlnr
-"liun.ni-P-'S

to shine

va.

like

torch, to irradiate

shining,luminous, brilliant;
~t.np
torch-light
"-npt-if,
procession;
TitrJp
to
to
to
enlighten,
illuminate,
va.
trjfi
luminous
render
as
"""
bright
; -it^yL
r
gent.
efulbrilliant,
a torch-light,
blazing,
a.

S,

to shine like a
^ui^lrir,
trjl,vna.
torch,to blaze, to flash,to glitter.
flambeau
a.
carrying; s.
^".4"*/4""/_
of
state
an
-n..ph
acolyte,
acolyte;
miller,
s.
[acolyteship.
$u,qu,gu{u,'b

S^ (tshe)2k
letter of

the

S.

au#^

twenty-

mill-dust.

;"."'"" nine

consonants

mill ; i^n^i ~^u3tj

[shower, heavy shower.

seventh

twenty

alphabet"

the

first of the

the

s.

""LP

"

ts

*" sudden
-"""ty'' il'P'.p

"

J" i/a. to strengthen, [pruned.

j^"u,^t
to be
*^u,^ s. superfluousbranches
the letters ^^ " 2f ; as : ^1'"2"7y.-^%aofp
S,""fp ta ''" nourishment, food; -m.
^hp a. at nurse, sucking; -A"/", /.^fva.
to suck,
to nourish, to give to eat or
"c.
iCuiinf,
to
to
to
to
rear.
foster,
French
feed, suckle,
or
w.
hood,
^tup.pn'ii
pni^ s.
S.
monk.
s- capuchin
ihiug pap.
^uit/pkiflf
cowl, frock; -uMunp
chumheT ; -ufji'
French
w.
s.
^uti/pn.
*^."/P s. millet-bread.
chamberlain.
feasts.
s. Englishiv,
s. heathen
^uiiifUM'bp
ut'iij
SI.-JUh' ~b it"'3 *" multitude,
^".^/"""Pjf s. cudgel, club ; whipof mourners
crowd, quantity; company
thong ; kerbatch, knout.
of
or
; repeated bursts
S^iu/uL-iToT
^iaqfutrir,
weepers
t-jbva. to crush,
to crack, to break, to dash
[ostrich.
or break
weeping, wailing.
iruutha
g.
to pieces,to bruise, to smash.
9utf/uit/L Juifiq ~li^u"tJU
beassemble
to
to
vn.
s.
Sl-iill"/',
S,iulanL.mMfracture,
Irgiy
breakage.
S. ^uyom
[wail.
$^ujinm [i^s. pizzle;
bier,coflSn.
*S^"^[u2_s.
shattered
*.
crushed
o
r
diligence,care,
S^u/ii{iji nt-j
^u,lu2u,[ua.
,
,
our
labour
work ; ^t-p
lost,labbroken
; weak, fragile
; s. click " spring study,

hundred
"

hundredth.
confounded

nine

It is sometimes

with

"

'

"

"

work

(in

watches

in vain ;

).

s. breaking up, cutting

^.uluiuiju.n'ii^
pieces; rout, defeat,havoc,

juiuiffb
ifiilrij
uiuAilrjj
S. ^u.^/ioiT. [our in company.
ni%lri_

into small
carnage.

^lu/u^uifiiinr
tjf va- to
to pound, to
totally,
up
,

break

crush

to

or

triturate.

ipi^irvn.to study, to lab^uM%uililij

to endeavour,
vn.
^ii,iui^%u,p
it'iit'T
ry
strive,to strive hard, to make evestrenuous
attempts, to try
efforts,

all

^lui, j,gs. light,torch, flambeau,

ast. falink; candelabra, chandelier;
cula, bright spot on the sun.
a. burning or
^"uj;,u(.ni,pn^
shining
torch

-pnJi,

s.

chandelier

inate,
to illum; -^uY.^fc.r va.
to lightup; -i/^kuig
frj^j
Ig a. bearing or carrying
-i[if.f.-uin
,

to

one's

hasten,-to take

possible;to
to weary,

candlestick

exhaust

oneself with

to exert oneself,
^u/buiiT,
lu^iy or jf vn.
ligent,
to endeavour, to study,to be di-

to

means

exertion.

S. ^uilu^utfii
^lulu^uilantJb
a.

like

to

to

care,

to do

our,
pains, to labexhaust; g n^fu
take

-"

sigh; to groan.
a.
ful,
active, carediligent,
^u/iiaiu^P
laborious,painstaking,studious,

light,luminous, splendid; -fn^gn,.pj, assiduous, hardworking; -u^pn^-P^i-ir

close application,
s. torch-light
*" lamp*. diligence,care,
post
; bon-fire ; -Ii'"l.
a.
steadiness,painstaking.
carrying a lamp or a
assiduity,
; -lil.f,
torch ; s. lamp-bearer torch-bearer
to cause
tion,
exerva.
J)io%""j"7i._3"Atir
;
,
-"hiuW vn. to blaze,to shine
to render
to constrain,
a.
diligent,
; -"iiitui'ii
torch-like ; -i/uiru
a. blazing,
refulgent; to giveimpulsionto,to push forward,

XbP
to urge

SbP

621

on, to spur

to warm
on.
vn.
[idiot, S^i-puAliir,
oneself,
piy
to
catch
to
unhealthy;stupid,
warm
a
get
imbecile,
fever,to fall
;
ed,
ast. waning.
^u/^f.4"r6be
a.
to
to
excited,inflamsick;
burn,

^/"%

a.

infuriate ;
ed
""
Sl^"u'i.2l"L
pure, clean,well-bleach;

cambric

*.

-,

lawn.

deadly sick, to die;plungeinto vice;

muim^

juifumu to
li^pa lin.ng
,

S^uiutr
s. chimera

a.

chimerical.

um.

ate,
advoc^f""iii"y.""^,
s.
apologist,
"y
defender,protector,patron ; -il".

q^ni^i Wui^m-

or

^w-

become

to

give

to

oucself

to

up

2*/"""i""/'.f".calorimeter.
[idolatry.
S^ypu,^p,ra. S. !llrp.ru."lrpj-lA^
entrails
palpitating
t^PP
uipfiL%
;
-

"

able
warrantexcusable, justifiable,
reeking blood.
-hj-va.
to
to
to
;
defend, sustain,
plead, to excuse, to justify; mu!b^,
s. ast. stag.
Sjrpli
to defend,justify
S. $,ypu,%J,j:
^/rpl-Jor
excuse
[mild.
oneself;
-""-?s, apology, defence, protection, Sjrpftba. warm,
hot; serene, calm,

lb

a.

justification,
excuse, pleading.
ly
to be established firm%uimu,li\,j'vn.
" securely.
S^uiutnt-i,
sorcermj^iujs. coDJuror,

SjrpiT,
nj

warmth

wizard

smash;

viands

; hot

"

it is warm;

^tfffi.
tbormos
^ypi/ufpwqi/aiiMiuiuil^lt^
hot-air
muitiplier
s.
ealorifero,
; -pt-p
.

^lupil-t-ir,
tg[,va. to cut or break in
pieces,to undo, to break, to shatter, stove;
to

S.

; sf.divineress , sorceress,
witch, enchantress; ^5'.vixen, scold.

.er,

calm

; serene,

warm

a.

fig.
ardent, burning,fervid,fiery,
sionate;
pastender, affectionate;
*. heat,

heat,warmth, caloric ;
dent,
-i-yb a. very hot; impassioned,arfervent; ad. warmly, eagerly,

to kill.

s.

-^n/_

in pieces.
^ui(i^ni.ai,
s. cutting
s.
Suipi-nj,
rout, defeat;pink- fervently
passionately
; -q-m-P- S.
,
mj
ing-machine.
'{"npniluiif-ni-P
; -ij-km s. thormoscope;
a.
$Jrn.u,%l,j;
^/.".^.rS.
$^hn.%n^J-",
gt. -q.pntX^ s. Thermopolis ; -/"".".""/

hot; -410%

pu/iifiiT;m/uinpi. to be afflicted with

disease,to fall sick, ill.
-

s.
-

SU'"-il'-F
'

'

iS""3

^'

; -if*
to burn
uiniit-i_,

warmly

heating,

ing
warm-

ardent; -^la^ni-p
burning,ardent;

warm,

a.

hot water

; -4""i"

a.

-4/.S-u ad. hotly,

a. still
; -Jtai/i

;
warm

a.

small

oneself.

voiced,tenderlycooing; -nf^i-p
thermo-electric;-^jfu a. warm;
baths,warm
springs;
^n"-/!pthermal
-/nt-Pfs. fever; -i",if S. Skpu/blur;
limbs ; warm,
excited,to chafe ; -juMpy,.nt. to bask
-A^miT a. having warm
in the sun
t 'l^i"y lively; -fcnjs. stove; hot- or greenhouse,
; 2t'^^'"'L.''"""^L
conservatory ; -"u^tk"" phys.
Jtnt-nj to sit on eggs, to sit brooding,
to hatch ; tppti- uipyJu2^n^njp when
diathermal, diathermanous, possessing
to
heat
the sun
free
hia
beneficent
heat.
permeability
; -^pJspread
flammation.
^tn.n,.3Ls. heating, burning , inealorimotor,
e
jecting
(galvanic
s.phys.
d
eflagrator.
apparatus),
to
Sihpiraiiuiip
[t s. thermometer
Sj'n-nL.^iu'iitir,
;
gf, vu. to Warm,
natural
to
make
hot
to
boil
getable
heat,
^uiliiuu
pm-uui^uiu veor
warm
;
;
;
air- or atmospherical
o^kqpi
impliftOi to overheat ; qmi^nqlHi
;
to warm
a bed. [ing;
spirit ;
;
uji^ne,[t-u/b
-"i";(ii.%
a.heating.
differential
Jk-unu^
a.
warmS",hn.ni-gu,%nii_
untipp.ypui^iu%
;
calcfactory,
calorific ; heating, too
^lypuMt^njU2^p^
^hn.nu.gli_a.
tnul^uMb metallic
;
"
exciting; s. copper , kettle, boiler, i/hi-P'y^uiJ"gpinni-Pt maximumminimum"
er
registself-registering
pipkin ; chaffing-dish
u/ii^ni^in)
;
i,mplit.puiJhMu%centigrade ;
warming-pan.
;
to get warm,
to
$Jrn%iit.ir,
iLiy vn.
be
to
to
warm
oneself,
warmed; fig.
burn, to grow
hot, angry or
warm,

s.

"

"

"

"

"

"

"

S. hCatlng.
^/rn.ni-jni.llb
ic,
gtp ", s. fine weather;heat,calor,

warmth

fine,clear.

a.

warm,

hot;

serene,

Keaumur's
n-4""?'
%'"pk'i'','yP-h
"-/"/"
I

.Fahrenheit's

"

"

"ipuipjpiujuii-,pin^

haS
tuQ
'iltMtp",h-atUL.
J^ini^iutluipTCsiAutL.
ascended , has fallen one degree ; -%
~

SR
JpifJ MUUuih^uAa/t-

k:^

ISicy

"

below

or

the

2"i.a

622
to

it ^Jrn iiMMtir
p ptniiiHp^

degree

is one

; -i"y.^p".thermometro-

zero

od. all

waters

^[ipq.continuous,assiduous,aco.

^ke *" perihelion.

convulsive
a.
^iujj[,f

hot, pipinghot;

il-'ututo
;
strung, to have fits;
a.
-A^uini-ffis- fit,convulsion; -"^/.t/^
robust,
sinewy,
vigorous,
nervous,
to give strength to,
strong; u,ni,lri_,

baths; -nkituifi

have

springs, thermse,

or

hot-bath, vapour-

s.

clean, clear, polished,

careful.
[curate, diligent,

bright.

quitefresh or new ; warmly, ardently,

eagerly, fervently; -^nt-p^ s. warm
mineral

to

g/A ^lu,^ s. cudgel,stick,wand.

boiling; -warm, full of warmth,

fervent , impassioned affectionate
,
tender;

weaken,

to

^i"a. pure,

ing,
hot, ardent,burn^t^Ji/"t^."/'o.Tery

very

person'snerves,

enervate.

thermoinetrical-

grapher; -uj^u/i"a.

fig.to

terrify
; q^^u ^iumu/bki_m^pnt-^

hurt

above

bath ; -pMi/bs. heating apparatus ; firepan

the

nerves

to render
bust
roscreen
fortifythe nerves,
^tpira^^
; -^y^
-pii-hfj.
s. nerve-artery.
;
calefactory;
tk"'\ ~3"'-ji['i_"^-^u^iimli
s.phys. calory, unit of heat ; -^^ "/*""".
^juiu-ttT,
hjl" va. to enervate, to
to
the
to unnerve,
shock
s. calorimetry.
^nM-P^i/ii
nerves,

S.

to

-n-nt-

weaken.

thermo-eleca.
^tpJtj^/juiiim/jiai
trical ; -#."_/*?.
s. thermo-electricity.
-5/ a.
^lrpJin.u/i,ii.,
ardent;
warm,
our;
arddevout, fervent;-".-?.
". warmth,

nerve,

the

strengthen

to

nerves,

tp

corroborate, to invigorate.
[ish.
Sjt,uja. sinewy, nervous.

devotion.

with
nerves
liable to fever ;feverSjnM-m a. furnished
St^i(iA;}.""^c.
,
victuals.
warm
s.
nervous.
S.t^piJpli
sinewy,
for binding
s- instrument
^hpjpiia. rather warm, hct; fiery.
g,^"/^.-4feverish.
the
bot.
s.
nerves
St^./^"'f^ff.
plantain,
; -pmu,
cock's
head, way-bread; -^'""^ ""
^irpUl iFu-'b s. fever ; heat ; tp"q_
,

"
-

liuif^ui.
i^u. the fever left

hntjliu

has

seized

my

fever

him

bound

with

the nerves;
-jm.-u.^"'^""
s. neuralgia.
ilL^pumpi^u,iut,_qi,uneuralgic; -guji-ni.pt
,

me

has returned.

S.

S.'L^'y"c.
"

a. fever-giving;
$jrp:ti,ii,p.lrp
-^'u^S.
feverish ;
a.
^hpir/fiilituij
-Ifiu'ii
febrile,
antifebrile.
a. febrifuge,
-i,a,ituit
^tpSituiia. tender,affectionate.

Sjt-iy "c.
,

humid, damp, muddy.

Sj^'i2.aS.'t?-'
*" hat.
^l^l'i"''''
S^iujp u,g s. cithern, harp , lyre ;
,

ish
-u.liikJ-ov -lull, I, s. sandarac; varnto
ish
varns. heat,warmth;
^hpiTni-Pl,
caloric;
; glaze; -uiitni; hg[iva.
fever,fever-heat;calefaction,warming;
; to glaze; "iM,i,uip "un-np
.oj s.
temperature; Pu.n.ni^,, iCu,a.iu_ harper, harp-player,[to cane, to whip.
,

l-"uPhu,[j utkuwliuipwp

^ihJ", kgl va. to beat, to cudgel,

to gather; to
to collect,
*S,i,pt,rva.
win at play.
[horse.
Arabic
*"
w
relay , fresh
S?'l'F"y
^t"u,y^^ a. expunged, cancelled,

iant,
latent,radspecificheat; utn.u,^t^.nJh
l/uij'
"["ninp^.^iTu/ii
steam-generatingheat;
-,

m
uiiin-huii^
^pkuiij diffused

central
lih^p,:iiu3liufii

heat;-

heat.

erased, effaced; -^u.'ia. cancellable.

Piuj_/.-^u
to go

to go to

^i^..,*uy

watering-place,

s.

duster,rubbing-cloth,

to the baths.

rubber; fig.expiator,atoner, reparer;

dish-clout.
a. lukewarm, temperate.
S,(rpnui
[iin^iulihpnijj,
winter
house,
ffjrimjU.J s.
J""."tjr,
quarters ; hottj/.va. to clean,to dust, to
[wonderful!
purge, to wipe; to efface,to scratch
S*ff S^^ '"/. how! oh! o strange! out, to erase, to cancel, to expunge;
or
^"b ilu"ss. nerve, sinew; to abolish,to annul; to destroy,to
S/'".
-

'

fibre,string;whip;/?;?,
sinews, undo, to
nerve,
force,vigour; u,huu,pm'bu,liu,%,optic exterminate
nerve
ervated
enannul, to
; ^i-S-"A/"^"j"uyto become
-

shock

a-ti

"f"Mtni^utlthi
nL.nnLp

person's nerves,

to

tO

frighten,

S*#i

extirpate,to
^mu^I^iu, to cancel,to
to

suppress;
;
make

""

S*i"j*"

void

effacer ;

S-

contract.

expiator.

^9- purification;
S*'iL'"'*')

anh
cure, recovery
to

u.a.it^

SPU.

625
to

purify, 2py

consecrate,to sacrifice.

water-god ; luiiyu /ul'uihi^u(aiq^

"

tf-f"'t2-t
iy'"l_f
uiuip

or

It-Utah uMif

^tuli^

facing,
abstersion,cleaning;ef|^*2f7i.aj.
^"""iffit
iritirp.u.i^t
uMniiyffiigood
s.

cassation

; abolition,
abrogation, potable,drinkable,cold

erasure

suppression ;

Or

pid,
fresh,te-

or

extinction

hot,boiling,thermal,sulphurous,
extirpation,
extermination ;-^."^."5ij,saline water;
"/i"/,broth,S. lI,/.7^""_
of
cancelling
contracts.
annulling
" glass,a
'i'"'h
; iiMMi-iup^Jif ii.nji_ J[i
,
bucket or pailof water ; f'ji_ iltih
S"//'/"iP'"3 *" troop, band, company,
flock,group;
of water
i-"a pailful
utn-hiiL.^-'to
; g
g ^laipMip
"U
enrol soldiers,
to levy troops ;
hi. irmii.,
by sea " land ; uihiiu",nni-'i,
#"".
"l^u to collect a multitude,to raise a
flux,
tide, flux " relAp^mgni-P^^"WJ
ebb " flow; h[i[3-u.i_^n/ to go
troop;
^wum-^
"*"^/"f"^/"
2j"i"}'"n*"'t
to make
to fetch water
to draw
^u/tihi_,
a slaughter.
^ii/iihi_,
;
^ninphj;trgf,
to
drink
water
ya. to asscmble
raih,
;
troops, water :
pii-ikij
to muster, to gather in
to
make
to
call
crowds,
^hi^ii-fjfd-iuiph^lun^thf^
together; -[,j-vn.to flock together,to
water, to piss, to urine;
iiiiu/j to
form groups, to gather together,to
to
to
water,
sprinkle; water, to give
to
^
drink
^""li'cl'-e
S,"irpe S"^'/"
to;hn-m^m-ifu/bhuf--to warm,
-[assemble.
ad.
to
in
boil
in
multi^iifpuipuip
water;
iiipliu!t,hi_ihn.ing
ot-_
troops,
S"/" *" cudgel, club.
to pour
water
on
a
[tudes. /'"sp
person's
^nli "j or /",s. S. S."lI'p
; splithair; hands
^"pb ^P"^'ijtp^'Pj"''-p
; /#""_ ^
;

"

"

-""

'

"

"

"

"

"

urn.

make
SOW

"

"

t),

"

^n^lulp-uift
;

"tl

distinction
a
division.

lun^th/t tO

than

is better

water

pure

S.

bad

wine^

"C.
p-ju^'"/"/^JiiihiP,
^m-pm-n-P-l;^,
t['j s. hydromaucy,
classifica- prediction by water ; -Pyg
tion,
s.
if.nliiuil.uMumliiupq.ni.p'^
Pii-j/t""
or

difference;to

order,arrangement; -y^;.*.convener,
assembler; gr. compound;-.
va.
"t-lihti;
A-j/i

to

to

separate,

set

a-

part; -irufi,

tive
a.gr. copulative,conjuncto connect, to join;
; -iTui'iiirirva.
-"iiiuMr,utjiy
to flock together.
va.

hydromancian.

^"uifLuipL
-nj
,

s.

hot. water-cresses

s. submersion
-puiJ- a. drowned
;
; -^
-pmJ-fiiia. dividing waters ; -p-ufbrn^

hydrology ; -p-ui^lu -~[.ps. pond,

pool ; hydraulicist; * distributor or
for irrigation
S,nli"Mim
fis. troop, company,
band, guardian of the water
in the vineyards -piaJum/^uA a. hy2"4"'/""*'"-receptacle.[detaciiment.
draulic;
;
*S",n^k,r,
to ses. hydraulics;
k^l va. to distinguish,
-pin^uni-Pliiii
to detach.
So^^*.opopanax.[parate,
-php S. Sjiphp; -pnjJ- s. hydrotheraa.
*S""."" great, grand.
'pht;-pni.J-iuiiia'ii
hydrotherapical;
s'.
S"^
-pni-J-ai-Pli
s. hydrotherapia
leafybranch; -m'liuiir, mgiy
; -pm-qp,
s.

vn.to

become

rank, thick,to flourish,a. springirfg,

gushing or spouting out
water, watery ; -^ s. S- ^fjipm-iilu
forth,to grow.
" water; thin wine;
s. besom, broom.
*S,"'lit
*. wine
^piii^pi,[i
et;
Unpfiui,
s. gutter.
~^l'P *" hydrographer; -^imj s. rivul"C-; "^n/it
S."piruifj
s. grub,caterpillar.
~^ng^ui"t "C. S. ^p^nil_i
ti^uiji
^nptuA s.pl.mules,
[mule-driver. a. water-coloured
; -^paifiuA a. hydros. hydrography.
graphical;
^iiptufuAi-intru
s.
-^pni-Pji
muletoor,
u,g
S."ct /"-?/ p^"'j s. mule, he-mule ;
^pwii.ii,p4p,
jtfigs. canal, stream,

to shoot

"

"

MTiuuiiufi mule, she-mule

"np,.n/, mule colt.
~

irmpm-fi conduit,aqueduct.
s. hydrodynamics.
S^put^pnL-Pf

S,ni-Piuli
U.J

loncello $,piuPiaPu,l""^s. violin,fiddle ; vioto

the
lin
viothrough with water
",u,pii.a%hu play

soaked

;
or

fiddle ; -i"4u"^
fiddler.

s.

drenched
in-player,
violviolinist,
ni-in

s.

or

chem.

wet

or

ip'hi_,to

wet

be

to the skin ; -ppn,__

hydracide.

[clock.

waters. clepsydra,
^puiJ-MuiTiugnf^

S^iuili
~ibp or ihj a. full of water,
2i'"'Lor in^-pp- -.p "'2i'"3 aqueous, waterish; n,.n.njg med. hymed. hyor
drosarca;
^niam/hlini-P'li
drocele
"""-/y s. water; juice;a. liquid
,_
oedema.
med.
watery ; o^4t/ta"^ holy water ; ^a*^
;
uiiuiuMp
S,ni-lumuili
s. pair.

S,'"-pipy
"

'

"

'

aoB.
with

mixed
a.
S^,u,f-iiun.1u

inundated; -uiu,p

water;

ed,

with

mix

to
va.
-^/uuin.'iihJ'
-

"

S. Jl^ptu^hq^J "funtii
S,
~fiinijunn__

indicum

indian

phys, ludion;
in water

a.
abounding
$j,aiiLuim
s.
garden conduit ;

-^

~n.nL.

tops,
house-

roofs.
tiles,

bot"

^.uiutp

cress,

s.

hydropepper.
-uiiiuilr,i_s.

water, to

terate
dilute ; ^^/A/'" qlf^P'^' "c. to adulwith water
(wine, milk, "c.);
nasturtium

SPb

62^

fond

a.

water, aquatic;

eardamindum.
acriviola,

loving
plunged into

of water
a-

-"c/t

t"*'S. ^uiit%ntAf; s. chem.

water, immersed; drowned;
Stjiuiltlfii
a.
of water, f'i
"un^.h/jto plunge
born
diving-bell
a.
;
hydrogen ; -i/i,ni^,ii.
S. ^^"/^".^^,
"c.
"c.; into water, to sink, to submerge ;
aquatic; -S-m.
; -_
-A-"L^ a. working in the water (fisher).ip'h/jto be submerged, drowned
-

a.
diving;
uni-quili

S.

^"o/t'ii;

diver ; -unJii

s.

cottus;
scorpcena, father-lasher,
water-eft ; -iJ/'/"
S. Sj/litc'i
-4j""-""4u"*

a.

[".hydrophobia.

aquatic

zool. water-scorpion,
-^uipliTCs.

a. hydrophobial;-m-PpLi,
Sjiuiiltulu
chem.
hydrate ; -tuY_ a. hy^u,m s.

drated ; -hu,uli a. water-like ; -nL-Pl,

hydrostatical; -l/^npif."li^ntj u,^
conversion in hydrate ; -""-*
s. chem.
". hydrostatic balance
s.
; -If^n-m-p-l,
b. ^^IniutTp-lup
s. body, mass
or
hydrostatics
; -kym
water-drinking; *. S. Sjwa.
^puipp.
puddle of water, plash, pool ; mech.
ing
s. mar.
course
leakage, leak-hjHL.p'h
reach; uu,npl!udown or lower water;
u,pp^
water
full
of
a.
irrigated
-^
;
;
ilkplfbupper water-course;
;
,
S.
-n,-Pl.
aquatic
-4f"L",",4a.flooded,swollen,inundated.
; pervious,spungy ;
[ing-place,
pool.
^""4fe^ u.'buu.iTs.
penis; -tthqi J/,// ^pJhfni.ppL.%
to drown
or Jnf^ a. drowned;
Sijiuippf
p[i^s. horse-pond,wateru,n^,hij
;
a.

"

to be drowned
ilhit.-iJuMiiu.Jiy')

; (^u.^

to drown
truii.np)

S.

oneself; -4"y"y, "c.

S"^nupni.n.pt7jj
"c.;-4""

a-

sheddingwater

pouring,

s.

with

with

s. water
-4"j"-/"

float-board.
mech.
Sjiiiip^lri_sa.
^aigu/i,
sprinklingwith water;
pump ; -hi-PIilA s. act of sprinkling
water

-^tc

'*"

'^^ijdamp, moist,

humid; B.-^p"M'jui%.
[Sfi^f
a.
^lui-np
irriguous
watery,
; s. S.
"uiuiu/ii

fire.

[s.miller.

^puiquf^ uig s. water-mill ;

surrounded
^lui^uifi
a.
s. infusoriaby water,
S^uitC^^I,^
the
with
rain
sea.
2/"u.iA;"*a.coTered
[".hydragogy^^
clouds; by
a.
s. hydragogue ; -n,.pt
2pu^"".f2_
-iTuimnj^^s. hydroparasts,aquarians
water-carrier.
Sjipt-p
(sectaries);-Jh/ii s. water-pot ;
""J s.
,

-.

"Taipif^s. marshy meadow

-Jpuip s. reservoir, tank

; marsh
,

cistern

s. conduct, canal.
-"/y""4i,o
a. covered
^puijiupii

aqueous,

animal;

with*

; water-

". river.
S/i^^tin
[spout;basin.
%Pfjitl,
dropMug,"hmi_ a. dropsical,

fer
undated
sied,hydropical; -f "/",A-j^yvn. to sufwater, infrom, to be ill of the dropsy, to

ty*"'^o- full of water ; -y/A a.

aquatic, watery ;*. aquatic
4^"-/?, watery or
serous

Sjipni-,Ju
s. fountain
piihiiug

become

or

dropsical;-nu.ph

grow

s.

dropsy ;
dropsy ;
;
Pn.^,^,, water-fowl; -z)yio- fishing. ""iys
hydrophthalmia ;
mnpinni
to become
S^uAiMuiT,
vn.
hydrophalus; upmialipuibiug hydrouM^uu
ous,
aquewatery ; to liquefy
hydrocele ; keF~
; ~%tpi
-%^u,p cardy; iftiuirifi^m^
s. water-colours,"paintings;
s.
*fi?' hydrothorax;
-il^iuilfuA^j^^ hywater-wheel
drotite.
; -iry s, basin,reservoir;
[temper iron.
pond, pool; -ig -ig^^, -*^ s. canal,
^H.y,f_s.iron-varnish; -t"r tia. to
S".p"'iJ:-^^.Sj'z!r-itSj"tl''r"
[channel.
t^uii vn. to strive,try or
humour

4#.^.r, stormy

wind

npn^ayiil,ascites, common
"nt'v hydrocephalus
"

"

"

'

a.
$,piu^P^aip

with

tormented

water;

or

mentingassiduously endeavour.
tor-

a. hy dro-electrlc.
Sjihiir^mpu,liiu%
drometer;
-^u,^,, [,s. hy-

a.
Slpk-iiyu
water-gage; -^""^ifi"./9jC
".
watery, aqueous;
ft.
hydrometry.
waves.
PpiB billows,
Sjiuiuiuilil,
s.
hydrophane, aqueous
S^kiT, tjP va. to destroy,to efface;
to cancel,
opal, resinous quartz ; -uimu,
to expiate,to absolve
a. surrounded
: to
-

or

covered

with water, flood-

'water.

n-a-Tl.n[iitiri_,
^npn-bij to travel, to go

5.

n-oc

620

frf/rT
". wickedness

on

journey.
radise
s.
[^,ui,u,^ni^ni
door-keeper in Pa; -4/'js. fellow-traveller;
-4"/"?traveller
; guide, escort.
{^.u^u.'ii
f

but. basil ; um-,,,

s.

cury,
mer-

-,

to go, to

march,

[uous.

a.
n"'"4P""'/iin-/i"^
stormy, tempestto start on a journey.
f\-iii'ii-pii.t^irva.
roadn""^4lT"i/^- road-mender
,

maker

pioneer.

a-iuirquip^li
s. cabalistic
u/^ini_"-uui
magical

note

or

{["iri-ui^nSt
""3 *. bombardier;

{["'""fpi
ian,
-"iuija. vulgar, low, plebepopular, common,
vile,trivial;s.
the vulgar, the common
people, lower
orders; ,nfJ^,"-%, the ignorant mob.
W-uiJliliuuiuia
s. camp-follower.
,

ed,
low-manner{\-ijj,i^u-p.u,[,nj
a.coarse,

clownish; -a-/A o. low-born; -4,u%

trivial.
a. vulgar,
popular, common,
domocrat
ad.
[[""uJi/m.nir.ns.
; -u.f.,np
democratically;
a. democratic;
-"uliiu'i,
-nt-Pif s. democracy.
S. y^iuJifopifli.
fr""'/^u"u{4""
thtaJ/foM^op
; -"".
""j s. demagogue
iui% a. demagogical, factious ; -ai-Pf

-t"/"

va.

; -ot.J ". bombardment.

bombard

to

ip'hi_,to

s- bombardment.
; -Jri.ni.p'ft
halberdier.
s.
[catapult.
tV'/p""^"/'
s. ballista-stone
; ballista,
fhi/p/"^""f/
howitzer-shell
[\"fiil'/i
e^h"'3 *"
;

bombard

[hand-grenade.
s. mortar,
^irp.liyi'
snuffler ; -iriT vn. to
*.
n"'//?^"'^o""
snuffle,to speak through the nose;
snuffling, nasitas

-nt-PrJ,s.

writing.

or

corous,
ran-

a.
n"/"2.'"
niggardly,penurious,
n-2u,uMg
sordid, parsimonious, mean.

n",/p"..if
;y- s. grenadier ;

dog's caul.
th'^'i'^J'
vn.

-la^uii^a.

resentful.

nasal

-/ju/i,a.

snuffling,having

a
-iuyii
to
twang; -"lmp jpift-rvn. scent,
[to smell.
". rhinoceros,
n-if-ty^/r^^

a.

nasal

nostrils
s.
n"^/^..i-^/p
"{""''iig
,

uii/ou,

; S.

(^i^.

[sordid.

vn.
i\-^iaiiuiir

to

become

griping,

s. penuriousness, niggard{\-^in,-J,

stinginess,avariciousness.
w.
*" Persian
ment,
appointth"'^Hi '^k"'ii
salary,pension,pay, hire,wages;
maintenance.
[pendary.
s.
pensioner stiW-n'sC^u./ikp
lug
less
arts. plain-dealing,
{^n^fiuipuAncJi
saying.
s. demagogy.
*{^n^,ulis. bot. salsola,kali.
[\'uiJint-pJ"
a. artless,ingenuous.
s. demagogy ; vulgarity.
[["n^iiM^m'i,
ad. vulgarly,popularly,
{i-^i/j^^liii
s.
artlessness,ingenuousness,
n"i^//"i-^
candour, sincerity.
trivially,
simplicity,
commonly.
tory
s. shell,bomb,
(hiy [ijs. Persian w. ensign of vicn*""-"/^"
n.i/p.ii,j
ade
grenshow, luxury.
uipAui^lrijto shell , to fire
; -^
pomp,
;
H.w.
n"""uf"/*".
tvoo^ of explorers. shells,to shoot bombs.
[^f.t"j^.
{]""""""
Persian
thick cloud.
s.
w.
{["nt-iifti
nifoA s. nose; pi.S. fhjA^
[^aiina- Persian w. great.
*n-n'-"v*" quarter, fourth part,fourth.
fhuimfi'iik^s.
H-ni-iiiupbaifi
a. dwelling in Russia.
turpentine.
n"""-^or -"^.9. rob,inspissatedjuice.
ness,

"

-u

*n'"".i^f
friend.
4 s. fellow,

(huf^liu,
s. Gr.
on

the

w.

sound

of breakers

shore; reflux,ebb.

S. iJ,"i-4:
[['pnJbuMj
MiL-UMUt^b
s- Gr. w.
ice;
chink,crack, crev"/y
lllg

Ihfr^
,

broken

wave.

S. n*/'"/""4""".*
\ph,ruM^uii_

{['tjh'i,
or

s.

Qr.

resin,rosin,cedar-resin,
lophony
co-

w.

^"u.iibalm
,

d"/"^*'
s. earnest, pledge.

pl^,.hli%
,

pine-resin
;

^t.

of life.

Ir^u"/'^'""4u"%
(htiniiiyia,
a. resinous.
"

cattle dung, manure.

*fh4-"^*.

of a building.
*n-"f^s. outside corner
n"o^"" s. marcasite
iron-pyrites
;
bol. matricaria, feverfew, cardiaca,
,

mother-wort.

uai

6"i7

I who
ifuMpfuiuit-int
ornament

it is used

sometimes
as

^k-aiiukiT,

I live ; t"/*

whom

that which
l^i_lr,ftf-npirkj;

[uauft what

uiyi

k-iT,

II

he

as

these

utu

said.

uuifp

P^ow.

""113

this,that;

this one, he himself;""i" 4

that is to say ; aat
aii.aiubi
.

it is he

tfnp
bu"

t"-

justnow

tjtii, unoa^

uijb

do;

says ; nsi

"

things; qn(i

I have

bc^a' "y""3bi ^^^

^jJ-jiuiuui^fiwhat

; ^

am

pi".

k-u

Jp^

j"["n^

among

lord and
for

am

And

master.

conj.however, yet, still.

U

(se ) "t s. the twenty ninth letter

the alphabet" the twenty third of

of

Wutpiua. old,aged, in

years.

Wiapu.lior -^ s. H. w- wreathen work.

the consonants
thousand
two
b
Wuipmi-niip-or "-"/? luj s, H. w. saj
;
two
thousandth.
baoth,hosts, armies. [*.sabellianism.
It is sometimes
confounded
with
a.
s.
sabellian; -m-P-f
\iuiiit-iiaimi
the letter 2^; as : "oi/m^2r"A-.ajf"f
ai"V/
Muiph^ ,y s. H. w. thicket;fig.pardon.
"-% s. sabeism.
also in foreign
"
[-4-""./?f
a'-ioju.n".2r;
it is changed into s, U/lj/ii
names
a.
s.
sabean; -nt.pf or
Wu.pkuik'"'''
"

"

tiiuinnt-

It is sometimes

"

placed

the

at

either for ornabeginning of words

ment
it is
or emphasis, " sometimes
left out ; for example : umoAA-^-mm_
o'er/

uuiiu^lull"muMfpib
it is used

at the
is

-wt

bassanus;

anser

cackles.

the goose

[gular.

goose's foot;

yur^io^'iis.

a.

trian-

UDonhr^ooiittlj

When

"

gannet, soland goose,

or ty, [ia. H. w. almighty.

\SuMq.u,
lucifer,
t s. H. w. the devil,
\Su"i.,a)ku

"C.
ufd-ullhlMl^ld-iuihhij
"

geese); uipm.
Wuif.,uMj s. goose {fl.
gander ; Jlu^f-^ gosling; i"yp^

other

with

sonants
con-

beginningof words,

generallypronounced

" not

2"

it

[of the Temple.

satcroth, ranges

satan.

\Sm^lrpn4ps.

"";

H.

w.

S. ^n[3-np
\jtiiq.ltp
"

sadduoean
s.
I]u"y."7i.("-_j/i,^"_"Fj

a.

"C.

"c.

On

"

sadduoism.
uiifufiin.
--j"L."7ji

than

it

\}a,q.pa.%^g.
suggestion,
instigation,
excitation,stirringup, solicitation,
persuasion; counsel.

the

contrary,when the word

or
syllable
"^
is pronounced uj both in its

beginswith

the

um.

derivatives " in i,tscases,

exceptions; for example

save
:

T3aij.pir,r,
k^l va.

some

advise,to

""t.^-o",

il^luibtnx^
upll'-u^tnuift"u^iu/liuj^
of

at the end

Sometimes

"

the

ives
adject-

it

changes them into adverbs,

ly
greatly,^^"o^" quickuplw^.tui^nfbM
fuumiut^nptn
instantly
,
,
harshly,"c.
as

used
frequently

It is

letter ^

for the

^^uittM

as, "/iPly'}
tnhauit-

As

%np

ui/iinlmint^Mit

the first person

at the end

this,that;
signifies
qnp

womau

you

; ifnp lauhili

what

; to

given me

it

4/*"

by

I say ; ui^^h in.

give

-,

U"'t'ta
in

to

\\,a^p[il_,
exciting,suggest-pni^a-

tpiuniu^

pronoun
of words

betray,

[ing,insinuating.

\iu.pini.li
s. sponge

for example

hu.nt-iithls

form

invent,to

plural;

sinuate,
in-

suggest,to

low
Wa.p,u,js. electrum, amber, yel""""".
amber.
black
amber;

stitute
sub-

u^iub^^t^i^ "C-

demonstrative

as

in the

persuade,to

duce
to stir up, to provoke,to inbe
to
contribute
to
help, to
;
;
to
contrive,
means
of,to procure;

up, to deliver.

JhiruiJtitu

"

"

to

excite,

to

to

*"

; S.

'\S'H"'-''"f

anvil; slab,paving

flag stone; sheet of metal,plate.

*Wujiuis. Turkish w. basket; -jn/f"

maker

; -4""u"

a.

paved ;

or

*.

to
uinib-i_,

to flag.
Gr. w.
s.
salamander,
l]"Yu"i/:o%f.^
water-eft.
quenchfire
Ip-yt'b
;
pave,

81

BIJ.ll

|)o/^"ir,
-p.

zool. fran-

-nJiip s.

"/j.

vmt

C28
f.

convention,

bargain, agreement,

contract.

colin,heath-cock.

considera
instones; Uiu^uii.nt-g a. few in number
a.
paved with flag\}uiiiyuiu,ia^
,
er
moderate, small,slendfoot-pavement,
s. pavement;
less
ad.
somewhat,
;
;
foot-path.
to
little by little,
to petrify,
by degrees, by little "
\}u,^iAiiiiir,
uigujj vn.
stone.
become
harden
into
insensibly
little,
u!b,f.,uJ;h-pp.h,p,
;
stone, to
much,
a.
many,
stone-hoofed,solid rarely, seldom ; "i
\i,u[ii,iitrpui/i
less
not
Jp few, not
^i^.
hoofed; s. steed,courser.
;
somewhat, rather, a little;
very,
,

"

wn.

"

-u

"un.

tun.

to hide

refuge,

to take

liii,iuj(i[iir,
trguijvn.

dp [i tf-tuiTu/iiutlili
t jkin ^nt-q
"

lu

oneself.

Wuti^uplipaved;*.pavement ;-*"/", jku,

a.

time,

short

for

moment;

Jlin/ shortly after ;

ly,
Short-

-n"-^

with

in few

s. pearl barley.
U"""4/?/.V,

words, briefly,
of
in short; ni_ -^ ^ i03u.it, many
I
ate
them
Jji Jk-ijp
; 2C/"^."4tjf
little honey; JhipPlitt.p
a
some
or

cassia.
s- ioi. laurus
Ui'v/'/"'''/

-tv

to pave;

ty/i va.

few

-/-i*.paviour.

tluy""^"/;"
s. flag-stone,
flag; -kj-va.
with

to pave

-s.

attendants

foolish,mad.

IJu/^^ fta.Gr.iu,

little may
be offered
little; S. C*""""^""^-

o.."yr_, a

of

even

a.
\}^l/u^i-u,pui%
curt,

dry, brief,

damson;
liiru/i,,

in
speaking , pauciloquent;
/i
plum;" q-UnTuiu,, concise
wild
concise
-nL^pJ,
s.
discourse,brevityof
sloe,
,
iliypl/ijlt

plum

prune

ui"np

French
wine

or

nj

^p

S.

dried plum

plum ; oj.0^104 ^ -y
s. plum-tree ; -f^

; -t

s.

plumplum-

orchard.

speech, pauciloquy;-fiiuilia. thinly

ished
inhabited; unpeopled; "f-k- a- furnwith but little knowledge ; -tl-ir
a.

low
short ; -"tt'''
""
used
by but
; -^i.oj a.

lines

in few

s. ishghembe-dolmassi, priced,cheap
*Wii"iuiu,innp
(mincedmeat " rice wrapped in pieces few passengers
; --tiitad. cheaply;
of tripe).
a.
brief,short;
-^mt-u.^ o. having
-^n/

Uu^n^i/ia. stony,hard, rough.

s. saddle
l]""/iin
; -i-"/" va. to saddle.
Uui//, iiij s. reckoning, measure,
account, number
; condition, position,
state, manner;
impost, rate, duty,
vention,
tax, imposition,tribute; order; concontract, agreement; budget;
tariff;

i,plitu'l,lri_(L
ni-Jh^,

to terms

about

"

the

for, to contract, to
to come
for, to stipulate,
to settle ;
of other similar

-[,f,p^
,in^[!b

"l'"3

~l' ^^

"

*-"ones

to

an

t"-

whom

np

,uji_

are

penny

agree

with

t^u

-t""/"

of little

a.

strength ; -pt-pP- a. scanty leaved ;

-Plit- a. few in number, not numerous;
-J-uiiTuAuiljlitfiyor lihu/iia. of short
duration, temporary ; -^i'""/"a. requiring
,

-[uou S. 0""4"""-'"-

but little care;

to
ip-lru to speak but little,
be taciturn;-^tu^j, ^k^u,^ a. shortliving;
J/iikijto be short-lived;
-litrp,uij a. frugal,sober; -Igt-pni-P'f
a
s. living but
s. sobriety; -{fcjn.-/??

pui% ;

short

time

short

life ; -imi/pt-p

restless,hasty, impatient; "iu/hij.hpi

lightlyclothed

of little

things;

a.

; t-i.

-.Jtn.i
faith,hesitating,
vacillating;

np

a.

; -4""-"'"n

a.

a.

consider
strength, few in number, inaccompanied by but few
luplilrp^
for
me
people ; ad- thinlyattended ; i-m^^

so

ment,
agree-

like

iintjlfb
-[, fri, " so forth,"
ca3tera; n^ q.u,i,h^w'i,l,
J],n^
["'" didst not thou

COmO

n/" [" un^l^ -[", "

of other

among

"

tO

price,to bargain
strike a bargain

children ;

few

but

on,

et

of little

handful

of soldiers

-JuMubkuy

a.

Gr. w.
|]ui{'"uf/^%/i
or i/^t-'fc/.
ed;
concise,brief,
short,abridg".
t/"-""j
summary,
bot. scammony,
bind-weed.
purging
-Wiupif.a. thinlypeopled; -"ru,p^
of population; -Jhu!u,
conj.but, notwithstanding, ^ni-/??
.y. want
Hu./j.y'ii
of
tender age, young ; -iltn^a.
a.
nevertheless,however, yet, always, h't'lg
besides,moreover.
having but very few sins; -Jlim a.
[hamper;S.^-oiyf^jT/f^.
dull ; -"/i./."-/3^f'
U"u("in., uij) -{, n-huii/s. basket, short-witted,
*. narrow
,

s. the Exchange.
XS-^liiupa/h
entry ; -%tuir, ui^"y vn. to lessen, to
to decrease,to
to diminish,
MS'uiimpiin,.
s.
bargainer;
\
-Pj-iA
grow less,
U13
,

uaii
reduced

be

UU.^

C29

a.
narrow
; -%f
-t}". why? for what reason?/.
; -j^fr.
for you, for your sake, on your
oligarchical
; -"MitTmm-Pf.Jiiilrp
f. oligarchy;-.^4-""a.
thrifty,frugal, account, in respect to you; jg/"
moderate
",[iuini-pf,
for whose
sober,
reason?
s. thrift;
why? j"f. or jnjp

Mui^uA

iness

"."

ly;

".

-,

contentedness

fore
which
on
account, there"///because.
little fruit; S. U"'4"""-'"'ff"'L""'i;
hatchet,
\}"'i{'
^hp ilrpp or lipail_s.
,

moderation

-,-apnf,

frugality,
sobriety;-"/.,,nt.,^ a. having
but

-p

-'

"

a.

done with

scarce

in water

-^uA
a.

of short

slight
fatigue
; -"_"!-/" axe;
;

S.

with

chief personage,

s.

armed
".one
magnate; -luunp
axemaii;
axe,
sapper.

ient,
a. trans-iIui/utCuA

taining
duration; -""u/^ a. conrow
capacious,nar-

ll'"4'^/';
-uiuihu,

an

but little,
not

smallness
in appears.
-inlrupi_
ance
-inkunJJ,
short-mindedness
s.
;
posed
-inirphi.a. few-leaved ; -mnq_ a. com-

slide
lla.4*. slip,

of
words

few

labent.

shoot,sprout; -w^u/it a.
a.
heavy, torrential,
Ui"4u.%uipu.^

deluging;-^u"yu^J a. furious

lines ;
puAifii^in
age
; -u,yJ- a. with little damin a few verses
a
; -utnt^i
or

few

troop,phalanx

-4u.il, -4"u

as

flowinglike

a.

rent
tortaract,
ca-

impetuous, grand; -4"./"4".".

ing,
lines,
brief,succinct; -^m.^u/iik-j'va. -iuipia. noisy as a cataract,resoundto diminish,to reduce
in number, to
obstreperous;purling; -uy^a.

lessen,to

make

a. few
less;-t./.^.

drowned

in

number, inconsiderable,
little;
-"-n^.

s.mech.
by a cataract; -ipuifi
wateror
sluice,
flood-gate
lock,
; dam,

S' small
in-P'lit.%
number, scarcity.

mill-dam.

of a small
\iii.^i",.irpuid'

flock

a.

taract;
l]u.4u.^s. water-fall,cascade, ca-

or

herd; -fr^A-iLtiuj
a. seldom
seen, rare.
S. Uw^
QV ^h-utlb
{jta^uti.ff-uttTuAuii^irutj
tlUMt^tua-iuiTuMhinti
1]ufi(""".^^,
[Hiij

S.
a

; in
"

is

moment

a,

few,

almost nothing
none,
instant ; Jp hi.,
or
~

Jftt-UhL.U h-t^t

wanting

Jl, ad.

few, almost

iii^f little
P'i_"/[iuiny

"

there

to
,

but

wanting,it would

but

was
a

irresolution.

little

to glide,
cause
U."4tj""-j".*'t'/'i'a.to

little.

U'"4"""L.n""ia.ofbutfewfeetin
height.
small number
1]u"("""_ni-^".
or quantity,

to

slip;fig.to agitate.
Uu.4/..r,
irjiyvn. to slip,to slide,to
to
flow,to be flowing,to run
glide;
to
out,
pass over, to roll or glide on ;
to be agitated,
to hurry along or away,

smallness

ness,
slenderness,scantipaucity ; rarity.
,

\}uiiiuL.nLi,ui/j
a.
having but

of

to slide,to slipdown.
Mui^uip^lnTun.
a. fleeting,
llu.4t^.
transitory.
Uui4t.yS. ll".4%"^j".i!'t.r,
1]""4^"r.
e. sliding,
slipping; fig\]ai^lrj"g.m,
mental
perturbation,vacillation,
ation,
agit-

very

Uu.4"'*"'^"'4
; water-fall

weir ; sheet of water.

few.

to err, to wander, to yieldto ;

/.^_
a. haviug but few days;
nui^iai-oplriy
uuin.[ito skate ; /.Jhimj to slip
pu-j
from, to escape the memory
lastinga short time, ephemeral.
; uuii,huM[_
-

elapse,to glide
"j""4't"'i.
""'""'/.. shooting star;

to run;
lu'b^ui'bbij

Jjui^frp
^,
,

u,g

s.

Latin

w.

saeer,

away

script,
re-

to

he slipped,
his foot
[faint. "."4"-^u.".,

decree.

to languish,to become
Mui/iJl-j-vn.

or

feet

slipped,.

scription;
circum^uiifirui.'ii
muit/nM-qiu^ni-p
s- gum
sagapcu.
wj ". bound, term,
Jjui^ni-p
Si double-edged
bounds, limits, confines,
iip[,iipuii^
borders; extremity,sphere;
axe, battle-axe ; S. \}w/j[,. [bittern. frontier,
\itain.pl.
definition;statute,rule,regulation;
-ni-_ps.zool.
saker,goshawk;
1]"".4",
/.-pr. on account
jurisdiction,
of,for,by decision,determination;
reason
of,in order to,for the sake of, extent; department; neighbourhood,
with respect to, in consideration
urbs
subprovinces ; -zp outskirts,
of, district,
articles
of
that is
touching,concerning;j,y%
faith;'
; -.p ^u,i.uimnj
,

~,

why,

for which
that

reason,

for that

pose
pur-

account , therefore ;
on
,
it is why, for this
jt-yu
purpose or
reason, on this account, consequent-

tplipli ^uYncto"'nj landmark

,

to
4uiu,uAti_,

boundaries

of;

uiJ\{inifiyi_
qpsti to reduce
to bound,
proper limits ;-.f'"rt/^,

juipn-uip

to its

fix the

"a

UU.2,
to fix bounds

to, to limit,to end;

laii^A,to propose, to deliberate.
,fiiyi_
to resolve; kp,^ni-i_hi,n.ni-tlh
to
-mi.,
bind oneself
oath
an
by
; u/iymt/t^
to overstep, to pass the limits
e
boundaries
or
;
u"ot^,to say briefir"
to reduce
ly; lutfitrtnuii "lb
^tUlinM^ilUM,
.^u/iilrij
-

-/""-

deplorablestate ; S. ^4*
ad. definitively
XSiuJ^inii'iiiup.uip
;
s. frontiers,
tf-ini-lu
confines,boundary
line,bounds, limits ; -?^"i a. resoundingor murmuring from shore to shore;
a. s. constituent;
institutor,
legislator;
-"{-\i[i
to

UU.1.

650

to banish, to exile ;
^u"% to confine,
-[iiTvn.to have for boundaries ; to be
prehend;
bounded, limited;to contain, to com,

ed,
measured; constitutdefined;
iTm^nt-uurp-,
established;
to death, to die; "u"4./L/.
to submit
%h,ui_J-uiJ'u/iiui^epoch decided on ,
to be

fixed

s. definer
l]u,4./^"//""

-.

the
J-niinij^,

time.
; horizon.

O, Xjut^tTutliuflfpq
[jMU^iffi/ifrri^
WiMj^JutfionybS. WuM^llu/buipuMp
*

the
iiui^Jli
s.
*. mech.
|)".4'irui^

Constituent;

-_

of the

calendar, March.

Armenian

ancient

month

third

slide-bar,
guide.

tionalist
constitua. constitutional;
s.
q-pui^ii/ii
fall.
s. sliding,
l]ui4",".""
slipping,

tional
constituJliiuuihuini-P-'li
monarchy ; -^^tv, h^^ va. to
;

fix the boundaries

Uiu4ni.1si
dering,a.
slippery;fugitive,wan-

[J'uAj.p.
runaway.
order,
ilm^uMti
a.
determinej to decide ;
slippery, failing,frail,
the appointed day or time
inconstant,fickle;
unsteady,
wavering,
-if-pm-Pf
;
the boundary, settingup land-mii'lrj' s. slow
marks;
f .fixing
ment;
going, gentle moveto
turn
ance,
ordinaside,
constitution;statute;
-tj"t-_j""t.tj*j;c.
to
to
to
seduce;
regulation;decision; definition; pervert,
exercise;
oneself in ;
dering -^"/",
a. bor-^u-u u,g s. prefect,governor;
h^iujvn. to exercise
conterminous, -ni-iBi s. exercise.
upon, confiBing,
jacent
limitary;-^mi a. bordering upon, adMuiiiyipujj s. Persian w. general in
to; definitive;gr. indicative; chief: troop from which the generals
to excommunicate;
were
elected; ^"/7t.^mfu|u.i general
pu/tifii.-uiiliujufLfj
ing,
s. pi.
-l{iqph a. circumjacent,bordercommanding the Guards ; -u/tig,
-^[""j,
close to, adjacent,
neighbouring; the generals.
s. neighbourhood ; -^"/
/3- ncj/
~li^n,.pi,
Wmi^npi^ or
^j or mj s.
^^
*. demaroator; -^u^ai-Pf s- decisive
leaf,leafy branch ; fig.
long hair.
ier
front""
a.
measure;
1]u"yu/^/?""p"^
meter; -iy""4, "y
bearing or producing
frondiferous
orned
guard ; lord of the marches, proleaves,
; -i-t^i_a. advincial
with
frontier
leaves,leafy;-o^/3-,vine
governor
;
qop^
; to
to regulate, to

constitute,to
establish, to
-^^A-m^.44-'"
"

-,

"

"

garrison

guard

"

with

leafybranches; -tfiiMpif.,
a. leafy,verdant,
tint^uMpil
circumscribed
with leaves
to
vn.
; -ifi^fiij/hj-j'
green, covered
; -p-mifia.
change the boundaries ; to change strippedof leaves, leafless;
-it a. full
the ancient statutes ; to transmigrate, of leaves, leafy; -/ufia,
of a thick
a.
or

constituent;-i-np

to pass

from

a.

-plini.

to

another;

s. change of the
-.^n/,/"t/3/.i.i

laws

statutes

s.

adorned

or
bounded, limited, "jnt^uipP-

place

one

a.

^^

foliage,
leafy; -^mql-i
leaves

ancient

"

loaded

a.

covered

writh flowers

with

-aX-if;

gration "'2(gipj
emi"funui ;
ft. {Jutr/aipPijuqnt-utnTCl
trasmigration,
"stone.
to
s.
"iiujiT,
forth
shoot
vn.
mile-post,
; -^u.[,
leaves,
ui^iy
Wui^.Jh/iitj-,
to sprout, to be leafy,green ; -uiu,u,
frjf va. to bound, to
or

"

limit,to

set

bounds

to,

to

scribe;
circum-

a.

covered

with

leaves

; -mm^i^

s.

to

to

define,to determine,to fix, green tree; -"-o^ a. leaved,leafy;-"-".

decree,to establish,to institute; pftJ' S. yytuqiupPu/buttT
; "ihp^fd- Q.

to

regulate,to decide, to resolve,to

sprouting,budding.
to deliberate,to stipulate,
to prescribe; to destine,to design,
to
s
]iuii/uj[iP"i-aL
shooting
affect;to consist, to measure,
branches " leaves.
to

propose,

"weigh ; juia-uifatntilli
or
jui,i.m2_ to
predestine ; uui^Ju/iiu
,iu/j,i'i,^
/""-/.Jt
-

to bind

oneself

by

an

oath

to ;

u-i^.^

forth

IJuii^ujpPnLjiJS. XJuiriuipPtMifJi
.

WuMqutpnt-PliiA
s. generalship.
Mmqiauiitpm,/fj *. casquo , helm,

U113

C3

morion
helmet, Lead-piece,
mitre
vn.

5"7

; -u,L.np

to

wear

^uiqai, jpb

ian
; Armen-

helmeted ; -f "r, t_
helmet or mitre.

a.

a
s.

embryon

foetus ;-

UUSi

steady
a, fickle,
\}ui)P,up
inconstant,unchangeable
quick
agile
;
,
,
,
nimble
tj[, vn. to slip, to
; -lr,r
to take a false step,
stumble, to trip,
,

jfig.
to falter,to

to fall ;
trix,
amnios, secundine, after-birth ; ma-

to be

waver,

unsettled,to

go astray,to err ; -"-"/",

to cause
to slip or
U'O'^/Kl k-jm-cfu/iilrir
va.
to lead astray,
s. abortion,prema"."!."",/";
stumble, to tripup ; ;?^.
-lu'ii^m-Pf,
ture
s.

womb,

uterus

S.

; -ufumJ"

birth ; -iM,".trj; hgl vna.

to be
with
child ; S.
to
va.
-lan.t-^nt.^iii'iihJ'

to

ceive,
con-

to

cause

s.

Gr.w.

-ni-Oi,

bling,
stum-

s.

fall ; fig.error,

\i'yu I'js.

O.

Haiqirnuui^

false step,
slip,
aberration.

con-

^tlutant-uiuiihiri^uilunt~P-(iSt
J
conception; S. St"'-'*/"-*"

jCeiVe

into error, to delude

QhuAmuJ";

psalm ; "book,

psalter;
muhi_, to recite or sing
to
psalms ;
play on the harp, to sound
the lyre; S. ^fuyp; -uipuHihiT va. to repeat
the psalms ; to compose
psalms ;
-inliu/ba. salmodic; -^ s. psalms ; -"".
4f_ja. singingpsalms together ; -.".
i/..-.//^-uiuiujf a. reciting, singing
psalms, praising;*. psalmist;-mi/mj.
-

cartwright,wheelwright; -m^tt^js.
small cart, truckle, dray-cart;
Jk-.
-

ii.uiJ[if,barrow, hand-barrow;
*. baggage-waggon;
("i"n^

-""_

ammunition-

ast.
; -uj^kpui uMumlrq^ s.
arctus; Charle's wain, the Great Bear;
ursa
major ; -unlsamnui^ s. barrowmads,
-uimnJi,^ a. living in carts, noman;

waggon

wandering,
shaft of

psaltery,harp, decachord, dulcimer,

tympanum; psalter,
psalm-book; -"".

chariot,cart;
waggon,
bootes
;
; -mi-npir aij s.

ast. arcturus

errant

-ay^j

row
vehicle ; -f 4 *. wheel-barwheel-chair
; -"/"?"
; -pm s.
"y
driver, carrierl
carter, waggoner,

s.

*.

\iiyp pys. edge,sharpness;S.!)*"/';

iiuiinm^lr^
[i uni.ulrpjitO pUt to the
u,^
*.edge;-""_
edge of the sword; -utij-ftp
psalmist,psalm-singer;
-t-p^tiTva.to uni-p a. well pointed,sharp, cutting,
ant
trenchtrenchant ; um-uhp
sing psalms, to praise;-t-p^nM-P-l^
s.
piercing,
[prow".
psalm-singing, psalmody; -^4 ?'"
glave.
the
of the
interior
small
short
mar.
s.
s.
THiypiii-j
psalter;
psalm ;
int.%^

s.
"linfi,

psalm;

chant

or

-t./",

to

A-jfvna.

singpsalms ; -tp^

cite,
re-

"

--

\}'"'i't
psalm-singer,clerk; -minifn,.^
1-3 s. kettle,boiler,caldron,
cucurPj, *. psalm-singer's
office;
-niin,.pf, saucepan, stewpan; ohem. still,
bite ; -fll"oi";i-i^
cAem.Papin'sdigestor,
H. W. S. Wuiq.,ykL:
athanor, digesting-furnace.
\^,uj'uji^l_
foster\^uj% nt-j -u,liiu%
s. nursling,
fiu.j'ivi.ni.^p
sf.Samaritan.
child ; pupil, scholar; godchild;-""_
a. tumultuous.
'}A""J'i'pm[,^nu
U""*""" -4-. -4f" or """|jp. -/".*U""father;
godkha-^*" children having the same
leather
of
the
".
godfather;
s.
-unHyp
-uiC,,ujp
yoke,
thong
Jh[3-t-i_
knot of the yoke.
[Sanir.
[or potion. sf.godmother.
-niin^s.

mount
on
a.
Wu/tiuyltpuiulrpir
grown
s.
contempt, scorn.
Wiu%i.u,umu,liii/7i^
MiaJliP jpf, or i/p-nfs. anise,dill;
fennel ;
1]u"t"f.
phire,
sam/ry s. pounding-mortar;
or
ir"^l,%
ilu.jph'i,^
crithmum.
^phiik'i'petard.
^ or ^ *. sandal; "{"""umh^
1]u"%f.uY_.
millet.
*\lwJlips.laTge
wooden--; -ui--np a. shod with
ijk'iM
-,
}iu"%p Jbiug s. yoke, wooden collar
for draught oxen
ler-shaft,
tilor
slipwearing -s ; -f 4 *" small
whip-staff,
; fig.
s. dill- or
l]""i//7"""^c^

fennel- water

[crush in a mortar.
D"'^'7-""'4""'/"""/'i
t-jtV'' ^'^ pound or

shoe, slipper.

tiller ropes.

\]iui/ypJnLpuig s. sable ; or
s. sable-skin.
'^lajht-pyiili
to strut along
^luJUuiphtrpn.
-

bout, to look grand.

'^uiiTail
sf.strumpet!

*\}"ii"'women's
s.

long gown.

S. \jUim^U*
{jlltfiUU^^U

/'
y u/jaif-uinuMtiarui
t
hell
Tartarus,
; -4.
.

or

a-

s.

caverns
-,

of the

~2P

OV

ututu

"'['^

the

deep
i-pipt
earth, abyss, hell,pit;
,

-ui^uAf -lylHia. tartarean, hellish,

infernal,satanical,devilish; 7.^,
the infernal divinities;
mo'bp diony-

UUSi

s.
demons,
Bia, dionysiaca; -"i"4"i""%^
souls
of
the
t
he
damned,
dead,
devils,
[Pluto.
or
shades,spirits
; -uiu/ta,

god
\i,u%j.uiijuiuft-m
s

UD.I"

632

U "u'"/f./in"7n,1l
S. pestle
;

of

Hades

mh-p
"

"

brush ; .^uaiii
uufuuih-p
I

case;

"

"

liui%y_

-^

"tl''"k^l'hatchel, flax--, hemp";

ppq-y

card

to comb

GOHlb-

[maker.

wool.

S.
\jut%ii/puM^npdr^t^tnTCn/n-

Jtlplr^uif^aA

"

weaver's
nuutuipiuiiiiiutq

comb.

Wa/iimptifi
tyf
" tv'"z.'
s.bot. S. Cp"-4"[.
*l)""^"'/"""-4
s. combings.
-^
or flax
*. hackling,hemp
W,u%u,pn^ah
s. round, step.
l]"a"/f."^u"i/;uu,%
staiFdressing; combing, carding.
or
{juA^nt-fitp
i^ni^q^
q-iif^ s*
s.
safe;
trunk, coffer,
\}m,iiujui,
ladder
case
stairs,
"uj
; tp^puM^lii
,
el's
camdouble ladder, trestles; iruiiu,hnj
basket; Q. ^m^ifk-J'- m-qinm-,
humpback,
niipt,
hump,
hump;
foldingladder; in,.u/i,huijrope-ladder,
foot-rope; ^p^k^fi fire-ladder,gibbosity;-"'4, "y s. casket; handscaling-ladder; basket ; -uit-np s. pedler, hawker ,
escape; -lYujjra^i/ii'in
a. crookwinding staircase ; """"". huckster, petty dealer ; -"""j1"
^^"iiuiiiiui^0 go 'ip stairs ; ^^oAfc^{, or hump-backed, gibbous ; s. hunch*'^z.
e
~1I'
stairs ; t^a,_
dowu
[back.
WuMuifiikP-S. fll/f"o4ui"#"-/?3rp
uu/iiq.qn^to como
Uuiuitu ad. thus, so, in this manner.
^^L t "UrcuuHiq-qailfto scale,to climb
crushing- or stamping-mill; Jtblarge heavy pestle; ^npfi^Jfismall
l)u.%^^u.JA-i.a.ladder-shaped.
[pestle

va.

to

-.

-,

"

"

"

over,

escalade

to

hiu!iitri_
uuhi^^ifnilf
*U,uii^/A,/.s. soap; S. QtCumo..
Wuiuin.Arabic w. S. 2,
"""""-4
Wtun., "C. S. l]"omA "C.

to scale the wallsf uimpftauiiu

,
S. WuAmlili^; godS.
X^uitilrii^piyp

"

child's brother.

of Sarah.
SSuin-uyiuityii
a. born
bit,curb, bridle,
snaffle
curb
*l|u.n."u"#.
rein,
s. coarse
large sieve.
check,
; fig.
;
1"/'"'-/?t%u.^"uy.mecA.dynanometric",lbrake, Wuin-hiPa. gelable.
friction-brake ;
to put a check
WuiiLJiir,
q%lri_,
yguy vn, to freeze, to be
frozen, to glaciate,to congeal ; *
upon, to curb, to put a term to ;
to be frost-bitten,
uiuinntj, truiqjiuiii^
Wu/iii,i,plrll
nipped by the frost.
-^oS- uinJlihlT Or -^n.
5-"-"/"S. ^u!biuii,,uph,r\
WuinX a-lfbn.ui%gS. ICO,froSt ; glaZ-4"i/^S. b/""'_
ed
the
'uuHiiuliuii^
a.
frost; crystal; a. frozen; ^mmnp
breaking
; -linuinp
reins,untameable, indomitable; it. utaii.ia%ij
piece or block of ice.
to break
break
the
to
dle;
bri*""/_!
i-ifn^S-a.producingfrost
loose,
l]mniu.piY"
-^uiplrir,y^f,va. to bridle,to curb, or ice,ice-cold,frosty,freezing;
to check, to rein
ice-ooloured
a.
"i-n/ii
; to subdue, to break
; -jt^ s. frozen
in ; -^lupnJt,
ing,
curblake
s. bridling,
a.
reining,
glacial,icy ; ~^lrpuia.
; -J^i^'ii
utely,
lucent,
trans-13'" dissolrepressing; uia-uAjf
ice-like,
icy,glassy,crystalline,
bridles.
impetuously ; -pmp
pellucid;s. crystalloid,
hyaloid,
maker; -pu,puiliu,Vb
s. bridle-making;
crystal form; -liym s. glacier;
ing
-plia^ i"5 a. reining,checking,break-4i"/_a. thawed, melted, Uquefied ;
S. \}"i.%Jluj'iaipni.Pt
in; -pJ^nM-Pj,
'i-upa. frost-bitten ; -4p^t4 ". cold "
ed,
hot beyond endurance
-piuilia.unbridled,
unruly,unrestrain(hell); -.itt
-Jiubunchecked, lawless ; dissolute, Q-WiMiniiiul/hpui;
surrounded
a.
covered
with
tO
frost
loose; qhpiuuiu'litulib
or
P-niint-u givO or
ice,frozen,
his head, to slacken
a horse
ice-bound
the reins.
; -iTuAfip
,%hu,^s. ice ; frost,
Wi-AiAhir,
to bridle,to break
va.
ir^[,
icy cold ; ^fc^tigp,"u,^t.'iii_ sharp "
in ; to rein in,to check, to hold
biting winds blow; -"/iAnt.ui a. very
in,to
repress, to conquer, to abate,to morcold,icy,freezing
tify.
a. icy,glacial;
; -jlfi,

\Su,%i,,/ty,

"jp

s.

-"

-"

"

-.

-.

"

crystalline
; -ti.uir
Wu/b.ini.:iiM
s. check, restraint,curb.
s. weaver's
*Wu/i,u,hp_^
largecomb.
Iju/iiuip
l ov nf. mtp^ s, comb ; *row
,

of toes ;

comb;

itrqiumuMUii small-toothed
,

lui/iiiummmi.large-toothed
-;-

"t'W'llplruij,
ivory -; fanifuHiutli
uui%^

ice-

or

with

ice ;

chem,

S.

-^,j\u%
"Iluij^^;

crystal-shaped; -^i
.-tMiuim

water

of

S. U"'^^'""^^

a.

a.

built

; "?""-/"

crystallization
; -uut.
extremely cold, freezing,
glacial,
icy, chilling;
-utp a. icy, cold,
stony, cruel ; -uyi^ a. caught in the

*.

a-n/j

a.

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UllP

654

of pearl;S.
mother
|]""ii,u"i7.
I
enormity, extremity.
nj s.
*s. dead
\]u,m,iili
body; corpse of
an
Huimuiii,uij s. workman, artisan,
adorned
unbeliever;0. simple, single;unwhite
operative
; labourer, husbandman;
uiMiliuiui^
quite
;
;
sistant,
declare
aid;helper,asto
Lord
help,
succour,
our
iHupii.i'P" """"/..
weaver,
ness,

mere

thor;auxiliary ; fellow ; cause, auadditional

uiuMm-Tni-P-lr
fessor
proof history ; ip-ti^or -k"r, tj[.
operate,
help, to assist, to aid,to coto
serve
to contribute,
; to
labour; -n^/3? *. help,succour,

man.

to
vn.
Uuimuiliiuirui^
flfiifiir,
iLu/ji^iT
lit

die

cruel

death, to perishmiserablyto kill,to slay, va. to

Wutinmlihj;It^J,
va.
to massacre,
to put to death, to take
to butcher, to slaughter, do, to
life,
away
to exterminate, to extirpate;to desfellowship,
troy, assistance, co-operation;
to overthrow, to make
havoc
admission; woollen-trade.
mfrp s. Gr. w.
of, to get rid of; -[-rvn. to perish,to
U'
r,l]u"."^,
be
didrachm
to
die;
(money " weight);
destroyed or exterminated,
stater,
a

that puts
\iu,"""fil,^
s. that
kills,

to

-iu%u,j'

death

exterminator,extirpatcruelly,
or,
destroyer.
}iiiiu-Mitfint.3h
s. extermination,extirpation,
death, havoc, destruction;
//
to perish; uu,uiuiti,fhi-i,i
ifiauM%pij
um.^

to make

"hku
carnage ; linumph/^[,
to destroy utterly,
to exterminate.
JJ.i.inuj/i^u.^.a'i,
a.
mortal, deadly,
fatal,mortiferous,lethal,
murderous,
-

destructive.

Wiu,"u/ii,[,,/,"_
s. adversary, opponent,

antagonist,enemy;
pn.-g,u%hi^
ni-iih^ to
,

to

raise

raise

stir

create

or

to raise to

vn.

s- Gr.
\iuju,[ip

S,

uuiinni-p

dignities.

satyr, faun

w.

or

a.
-uiliufli
U"u4"'-/";
l]"u^^i

satirical.

l)"".""%

s.

Gr.

glish
satura,setier,(2 En-

w.

English pipts of

16

gallons,or
wine).

1]u"i/"^,
/.or

nj

s.

thin silken

crape

seat, sofa, settee, settle.

napery;
tenant
\iuji"puiiMit
fj,-ti#. s. satrap, lieuof a county, prefect;
-nt-P^t-lb
s.

satrapy.

to plant separately.
va.
*\iu,mi,t-ir
ju,_
*. height,eminence,
or
ary,
adversan
/"3
Hull,,
up
nj
to
top, summit, peak; cape, promontory,
difficulties,

Satan;

objectionsto.

page
furniture, moveables, equithat
rest.
all
follows,
harness;

point; -^

\Su.u.u,'i"y
s.
[,, [,,.
Satan, demon,

" P"".%u^
devil,evil spirit;S. U"'"'""*'

a.
high-topped,very
liuipuipuipJif

high

or

elevated, lofty.

S. U""""'^'5y"'^/'/*;*l],"^u.aa. varnished.
\^UllMIUtllU3Jtatf^yulq

incited to, possessed by a

a.
-ifk'ii
devil ; -/uo" a. treatingor dealingwith
the devil -"f% a. born of Satan
;
; -4"%

U'"^"'^s.

small

brood

mare.

mare,

height,upland,hill:

s.
\iu,pu,li[Ai,u
uij
,

[land.

Saracen,

table-

a.

devilish,
satanical,
diabolical;
-4/.^

a.
flat-topped;s.
Huipuj^uipP-

a.

possessed by

ated,
elevvn.to become
]Jii,piu%iMMir,iajiiuj
to appear
high; fig.to take ill,

ous,
devil,raging,furi-

lured
demoniacal;-4n"-/"a. enticed, al-

by
as

the

wicked

devil
as

-J^u/
a.

the

ed,
evil-mind-

devil,very

to be

devilish;-%i"j;
diabolical,

or

not

get angry;

to

deign

to.

|]a"^"i""Y^".1]fr/"""iy^""f.Sera

icious,
mal-

HuipiiMufts. form, fashion, manner,

resemblance; custom, habit, usage;
a.
; -ufui^,
devil-worshipping;juyUiT -[" in that state ;"-/". so as,
sold to the devil;-"t/"a. fond of the
as; lyuuipu^-t"-'so, in such a manner.
devil ; -^n,-gu,'tih,r
to
to
va.
vn. to be affected by.
U luputuliir,
cause
Itju,j

3-y

become

vn.to

",.

volent
devil,to be male-

become

devilish,diabolical;
-..n^

WuipuMuiui^,
uij

S.

Xjtitiiiu/jtniitiil^uilt
*

or

zool.

s.

the devil.
^Saimu/bujlfbp
s- thlugs of
s. Arabic
X^uipiumu/i,
1]
JSutmui'iiuynu,
moniacal.
dea.
furious,
raging,
ui^ui "-"uti^-vuli
,

promontory,

\\iu,"uj%,yni.p[,iX
devil's nature;
s.
devilry; malignity; witchcraft,
ish
deviltrick.

tinnunculus

kestrel.

va.

to build

vn.

to sit in

very

w.

uij

ast. Cancer.
s.

foreland

altars in

land,
cape, head; -*""/', tjf

high places; -f "/"

high ; to tower
ancient lineage.

to be of

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65

s. edifice built
Xiiopuit-n/P-

terrace.

s. vestr'y-roora,
s.
high, pui'ii
vestry; -aiuit-,,,

on

[granary. archdeacon

to serve, to

va.
; -*-"/"./-j/"

to attend;vn. to be served
*Uu"Ppfs. emporium of corn or flour, minister,
vine-trellis.
oT\i
attended
or
Haipp^iy
s.
s. deaconship,
uipftlitiu,^
; -ni./?/.i-%
to make
or ^t-iTva.
*\ia,pflrJ'
ready. deaconry; service, ministry; -nt-il'
Wtupq.,
bayftjs. spider;bot. laurel,
sf.deaconess ; abbess.
tree ; zool. starling lrpq.mpuiuli%""#_
or
\}aipit-ui,.uiu.^
-t-t-iua^s. homy
;
tipsof birds' claws; S. IT-w^f/i^.
a. s. Sarmatian;
-uigli
yjutpjhiai
utg
Sarmatia.
s.
f../.WIpiu/ltb-ip housesedentary, -/"""
snaring,
retrigrade,laterigrade,
[eers.
WuMpy (igs. pine-tree.
spinner,
mouutaiuland-,
".
watervagrant, erratic,
WuipnumuAffporitriu^
s. instrument,
spidersj uMpuiif or J-ftptini-jip,
-at-P-fit.'b
U""/""""-u"a^iuj_
,

tool, apparatus, harness, furniture;

^wpuiuMp OT 2(u/n
t'^alQ COmSSiT utopni^P-p
"iV^i ^'"'fiu^^ui ^ua%2C,ttpiri^,
t^^tnai.% %Mt^ l^iaqtlh-iut
MUn^at^i
plete in stores " rigging.
l^u"UUMti"^uiL,np
agile
dustrious,
s
cunning, quick, prompt, skilful,inbaggage-train
WuipniLMpuMpP-uy
,
anuin.

Or

fupauipj

"'pp

"

"

ous,
stores,implements of war.
ingenious,
knowing,labori\juiptiuiuia-anM-tttitlitrJ'
\}utpuuiarpif
vigilantspider; ("i"/i.r".^,
,lf-p^
f

ih"^
iPiultniluMlg
i{Krfnnifp.ijunat

or

liuiUMttit.

dry, to dry

up.

s. drying,
yaipuiiiuwnt.i"
dryness.
s. zool. field-fare.
IjutpuuMpui/f
s. zool. woodcock.
Wiapaiapk/j
tion,
s.
\}aipuu,ipshuddering, consterna-

or
tfiufu^qf
unij^it^h
umU^
{il^'l_
ft #i"^A-^Or
unulitufp^nt^iuMt-ap
^hwf-hr^.
ing,
hang"^
I

to

ygufivna.

suspended, spinning,
big-bellied,
venomous
ugly, deformed, frightful,
spiders
great fear,panic,horror; -t-^"a.
S.
frightful,
dreadful, tremendous, ap'^lupif-iupn/ll U'"/'?-^ "a"
palling,
~pinui
bot. spider-wort,anthericum
sossihorrible,terrible;
enormous,
fragum ; -^"4"i-a. woven
by a spider, stupendous, wonderful; -t"rS. l]"//i.
nuintuiu

thin

as

fine

or

as

va.
nui^/ii/*;
-kgnctju/bh-ir

cobweb.

s. sardoHyx.
}i"aiiq.lr,int.%iiii
a.
produced by
yiai,q.kiitiiutp
lauriferous,
bay.
laurel,
\ia,pii.ki,tuA
-^lAp a. laurel.
-^/i q.t-y s. laurell)u/^^^%/r

to

the

or

stand

"S

nlrnl^uoD
Ji^"r/h-uMh-^njl^;
behind a cobweb, to try to
"

manifest,to
risus
pretests, [laughter;
is

what

u.

."%t-uM%

"ct

a.

^Wutpif.ni "niiui
WiMipiriii^
I -tfi

sardonian
s.

tug

tO-

ceal
con-

sardonicus.
;

yiaifP t

to

end ;
horrified ;
on

vn.

to

one's

have

with
with
hair

fied,
nulihput^ to be terri-

*o shiver
^ ji""y
cold ; aiapuimfi-juA
a
liiT,
nulihp_g

cold

shiver

frame

with

cover

quake
seized
horror-struck,

"

through

ran

whole

my

cold er,
shiv; -/""-* start,thrill,
S.
-m-Su
shudder;
U'"'^"""'^'
\}ujpu""^O. WiupUfuihh-^p
vn.to quake,to totter,
ySuip'ulrj;
t-g[i
s.

"

\juMpn.ftnauiugjli to start,to feel

O.

fear

shiver with

or

with

the

be

ror,
ter-

to causo

to
consternation,

; -^"r,tym/

consternation

cornelian.
\},tipii.[inft
loj s.
er's
JJiupi/.^tiumty'ii
fij". cobweb, spidto
down
web; uppti_q-u,
sweep
hind

to shudder

horror

fear,to

cause

with

strike

black-bird.

thrill of

fear,to

shudder, to tremble,to quiver.

to shake
to
va.
". finch,chaffinch.
Wtupt^ft^
IJuipat-gnM-juAt-iT
shiver with fear.
to totter or
to threaten,to cry out
cause
Wu,pit,rvn.
or
sf.Sareptan.[against. XjuMpupJ't
y^'y Wmptuini-jr
Wmpu_
XSiuphi^p^ni-^lf
Q.
s. zool. sarigoy,
\\u,pl,fi
^tP
Wtupuh-iT.
opossum.
O. \juMpiiasipnL.i"
Wuipunt^efit
\Stuplff,
plruigs. cord, band, rope,
chain ; %/""-"""- mar.
S.
shiverfng CoM
\}a,pum-n.,
rigging.
un.n/
s.
trembling,terror ;
crater, cup, large chill,chilliness,
}S,upliu"pu.%
to quake with
to
drink off,
to quaif. u,n%ni-i_
or niXhi_ifiip
goblet;^tudbun,

'

U lupliiui^tu^
U9ij
"

con;

"

nL^ip
r

1-wu

servant, minister;
"i".""^-,

s.

dea-

deacon;
arch-

a. diaconal;
-uiliui'i,
-wlit^*"

fellow-deacon;-u/imj,

-mmm^ii.-ui.

fear,terror

or

horror.

\Saipun.uiti.liii
-^ ov il'jo. horriblo,
,

tremendous.
terrible,
fearful,
vn.to quake,shake,
Miupiin-uiir,
lujjiy

82

U1-D.
shiver

or

tremble

["spmy

to shiver

cold, to quake all over.

or
l]uY"""-u"u^^"
utrp a. tremulous,
with

undulating.

\i\sh

6 56

[shiveror

to tremble.

to cause
va.
WuA[,un.ii,,jni-^ii/iit,r

to

ful,sad; -^^io6-a.

brious;
mourning; lugu-

in

ipib/j to be in mourning;
-ify-hiug -q^kain a. Wearing or clad
to
in mourning;
or
to wear
//"it/_,
to
on
vn.
mourning
-Paii^tj"
;
put
-

ing
y^Uiiluiui/th/lflun-uji/'* leave off mourning, to go out of mournljiunun-h"li
p.
mournful,
i^nt-iT
rowful,
sorS.
o
r
a.
lugubrious,
13"*/'^
XitupuiLhiTin-ftif
; -[b
u. moveablo, everchang\i,u{iaa-n,-m

ing, unstable.

or

complain, deploreor condole

at, estranged, together,to commiserate.
to
aversion
l}i/."/"r)
to, to
luguj) or j^ vn.

gku,i_vn. to be shocked
alienated, to have an
withdraw, to abandon
scared

UMnl/iik, to be

; to

take

to

be

ed,
horrifi-

umbrage

weaned,

gloomy ; -4^j iia-j-'i'

sad, fatal,
to go into mourning, to
vn.
-list"''

disaccustomed.

Wujpaini-guAtir,
g[i va.

to

rebuff,to

to

mourning,

wear

to

with
be

in,or
to

mourn;

or

flict
af-

gret,
sorrowful,to reent,
moved, to bewail, to lam-

be

oneself,to
to be

deplore.

to

"C. S. ^1-a^utiuA "C'

repulse,to shock,to estrange,
XS'l-uijaillit'li
to cause
covered with black or
a
a.
separation, to alienate,to
U^a/"^"i"ii
to cause
detach; to scare, to startle,
mourning; -ukp a. fond of mourning;
love
of
or
to
give umbrage to ; /" omtt.t
-uppni-P^^i s. immoderate
wean, to disaccustom.
[ding. mourning; -uitumi or "/"4S. O?-'"^';
Miupmni-yp^a. disgusting, forbid- -gni-gu/bhw va- to grieve, to sadden,
in mourning; mournful
to afflict;
WuJliilil^iiuy
fj s. arbour, vine-ar-i-n/" a.
sheet,
to
l]""".u.%,
bower.
Wear
ing;
mourn[hour,
uin%ni-i_-op
; uoL^
u#3 s.

spurn, to

s. shrill
*Wu,iu,u,i.uj

fife

or

whistle.

ed
adorned, furnishI]u/i-u"ii.'^'"i^u/^^
a.

vn.
-t-npfiiT
S. Uni-Y--

to

mourn;

-t-npni.p%

with

s. mourning; grief,
pain.
wings ; -PhL. a. whirring,flapl]f."i.^
ping
post,
ing,
wings, flyingabout, hoverVJ/^uiiJ]^,
utrtTnjs. threshold; doorzing;
buza. humming,
soaring; -i,.,j).
jamb.
""tiuiiF S. UuJt-uyn.'fi^i/'
Wku,^, ulrL-y a. black ; fig.sad,
a.
; "uluiut
surrounded
covered
or
by wings ;-_
gloomy; s. ink ; negro ; black ; ^uym
S. \}p.li'iinu
a. spread (wings).
u,,ui,u,if
; -^Iium'u a. black, dark,
to
obscure.
|].i.".uin.%/.i/',
the
vn.
flap
[empress ; pn. Augusta.
Irgiiij
wings, to flutter about, to hover, to
o
r
a. sf.
X^l^puiuuik l]A-i-"uoi/i4august;
to
Wlri-utumnu
S. EUa.
Or
soar,
flyhigh, [flight,
y^trpaiuuinu
flyingabout.
\\,.,i,uj,^i,n,-itL
s- flapping,fluttering,
gust; emperor;
jBW. Augustus.
ad. like Saul.
\Su,i-",_,lu,f.u,p
Utptif l]tp/,i,Utp/A^^ s. Gr. w.
of
made
s. black
Ou.1..!^
poplar.
palm-leaf vest , garment
flat.
*D'"^""i_a.
[true,lying. palm-leaves.
a. Gr. w.
l]ui^uj"/n".m
Wtpiri-hp i.garb,dress,ornament,
unquitefalse,
s, fife.
Wtui^utpufj
attire; affectation,
primness; paint;
Gr. w. S. Xt'i'i't'-'iyj
-or
liuiiplipuif
^huii_a. embellished, adorned,
}Su,^np,"g s. urn, amphora, pot, pompous
affected; ~u,pu,p ad.
; finical,
with
inflated
pitcher,
jug,jar.
[barber'scalling.
language ; -uA^ s. finery,

the

"

tinsel ; -tir,

gewgaws,

t-jPva.

dress

to

trick out, to bedizen,

to shave, to shear; up, to trim
Huti^ptir,
or
Jrg[,va.
S. Ifo^/jL^
to bedeck, to embellish,
to ornament;
; -pj'vn. to get shaved.
to paint, to plaster.
s. barber, hair-dresser.
\i'"'fpl'l_
s. shaving;
Jjiuifrpni-m.
hair-dressing. \\h-ia,u
l)t^ s. Gr. w. shooting star.
Muii/ipnij^
sf.tire-woman.
\\t^u, Mlrjibs. L. w. chair,throne.
s.
MuipuiiliMuP-u/i,^
^J^^ /ior n/ *. melon ; ^pai -p slice
sycophancy; juggling
tricks.
hood
cowl.
or
of-;- i/^uiiinm, musk-melon;
[large
-""o_
utuA, lutj "luuinu/iilt
Mut^ni-iujf, l"_ or n.l^s. Latin w.
-""_
*. melon-bed;
U"'.fV'*-"/".
s.
ij/i Uu/^^^./*,
"i-lt
melon-plant; -tip^ s. melontjm/ vn. to
hide oneself.
ground or -garden, [rocco, cordwain.
a. mournful,dreary,
U'/^""/^"('4^
doleU*-4 /"or n/ *. dressed leather,
mo,

\}b%
Mt^tuq-npitnouig s. cordwainer,
to dress

va.

-m-pHi

to morocco;

morocco,

"trade

s.

like

in morocco;
S. 21'iS.*Wirii.,n,..i

known

the
rocco-dressing
mo-

a,
-liuMifjr
-^it^i/Jj.morocco-

bound

to make
up ; to give to eat ; fig^
the word
of God, to feed with

serve

roceo-dresser; -/?./"

Dbfll

657

[piece.

[iir]([ni.'i"q.[,fii,i.,i.
s. L.w. secundicerus.

bread

of life;

to

vn,
-t-npftir

eat,

to feed upon.

Utilh/a .##3 s. fornicator, whoresweet-heart,

keeper; suitor, gallant,
,

admirer;

arf.like

-mpiap

lover, in

a. Gr. IP. cartilaginous.

-u,uuiu/bni-pjis.
Hfriiia/i
coquettish manner;
table,
s.
l]tf^./A,
board; meal,
l]/r^i.,"c.S.U*-/"-"c.[lover-murd
fTj
food,table ; altar ; banker's counter ;
close,dense,compact, firm,
Ufr^iTa.
grand, high altar; tf-phin/, strait,
compressed, confined.
narrow,
lut-uiif.
en-table
kitcha, curt, concise
"writing-table
V)A-"^/:"f"""%
; -^uA a,
fun^iu^t-pn^li
;
-

-,

; dresser

ble-table
marirmpiraiiilniij
-work-table ;
ifp^nj
;
uAoP-^ uuiiuu^
ui^it,n^#y table-cloth;

"

tracted,
astringent;-'inair, m^iuj vn. to be contricted,
compact, compressed, resto press
rower
close, to grow nar-

dishes ; uiiumuin.uiputii_,

; -U/4-" ad. densely, closely,

"y
table-fork,
knife,
strictly,
ti-,u%uili
narrowly; -t-np S. Ufr"/"/".
^f,if.,ui_-ni

"

plates

"

"

UShiiJirir,
/' -/' table-talk ;
hjl,va. to render compact,
--spoon ; ipyj-p
to
tO
OUt
to
a
restrain,
constrain, to restrict,
lay
i^fr^
jiiiiii^ianL^ni^qrfh-i_t
table
to
to
the
to
to contract ;
restringe,
table, spread
;
ni-iil^ij
cramp,
ion-table;
to squeeze,
to strain,to press; -//.r
to erect or placean altar or Communto
p.mqJlri_li to sit down
wait at table ;
table ; 6-o/n.."/A-^
to
s. the
\iir,i,rn,.l3:l,ii,
being compact,
"y
be
tion,
at
table; y[i-i'iihi_\,
hardness, firmness, density; restricf -/iilfbhu to
from
table
restraint
to
rise
squeezing.
; p.ain!i,u,i_
; pressing,
-nj
qto clear the table;h-u,fitp
to take away,
S.
{}t-i/iurf.pp
XjlrJlliiip
if-nriia
-

"

-,

UJu

s. tachygraphy.
l|""in"/""t.r,
tachygrapher ; -i-pniji
-y
\it-iJ'utfiiM,1i,
a. Semitic.
^"^, (I)io"n/ii.;
s.ffeom. trapezium.
,

table-expenses

SBuator.
s. L. w.
\itr'iiiM,innp
spreading the table,
uy
chancellor.
s- Gr. w.
\Strq,u%uM_ 1]fr%r^"'"n"

pnjS- ; -q-l-pa.

laying the

; S.

cloth ; -"fhph-S.

chamber
M^iAira,^ "iihltuig
s.
,

binet,
; ca-

concui)ine;
closet; S.2,"'/""*;/f^.
cell
sacrio.
^"upupi nuptial
Jlfu/iiiufiig ;
; -^uiuint-ui uiin[ig
spoiler; bed, thalamus; ni^uiTuHi, study.
legious,impious ; s, profaner,
waiter, servant; house-steward;

ple-erector
tem-

in
a. dwelling
XShtih^uiliffj

s. sacrilege,
profanation
:^^iiiafii,nL.p-'(i
;

fellow-

-fttss. commensal, messmate,

boarder;
or
ib%iri_
-^^fiirvn.to
-

at the

same

table,to

eat

together;

mess

-^jnf.pfs. comniensality; -Jhh-u,pa.

condescending
accepting to sit at
table;"juipn-mp
-jop^lb
"";
butler
head
waiter
chief
s.
plfi'iuj
,
,
,

chamber, comrade;
-uium"!!luj
,

s,

-"/nf-u.

chamberlain

the

same

secluded;
-uiu/imt-P-f

a.

office ; -i^t-uts. Lord

fice
High Chamberlain ; -uiiruini.pts, ofor charge of High Chamberlain
;
s.

chamberlain's

hermit,
s. recluse,solitary,
[hut.
s. small
Wi/iii^lil,^
cabin,cell,
room,
ed
\^hui ng or /"3s. peak, point,sumsteward
mit
-%.iitrvn. to be form; carver;
of
rock
into an
become
t
o
a
a
rock,
altar-table,
steep
; peg, wedge;
a. steep, cragged,a-peak,
precipitous.
s.
sacrifice;-'fcfrfcij.
traitor,domestic
|]"'ii;u#^"'".
a. cuneiform
traitor,betrayer; ^^. one
; -'inuj'vn. to
guilty of
in a point,to be steep or pointed;
s. cellarist; end
sacrilege,profaner ; -ivfe-""
-uiuiifu
s. mech.
catch, tipper,
gib'send,
a. fond of good eating; -m^iv *.
-"";"""
stop,tappet ; -3t""i_"" a-peak, steep ;
geom. trapezoid; -uifiiA S. 2j"o2""i""t*
;
to cut vertically to
va.
s. banker, changer ;
-gni-gu!iih,r
"i-np
""".^ or ""/"_
to
cut
down ; -unp
to
steep
ui%i,l.
placo
[
,
escarp,
quipituip^u/blri_
moucy
at interest,
s. meek,
in a bank
to put out money
stop-,cog- or curb-wheel.
yiruiiraAs. Gr. w. sopla,cuttle-fish.
to interest ; -unpt-ir,tjf, va.
to
a. proper,
wait at table,to spread the table,
to
\ilrui^,"^uA
special,
parti-

another's

-"-up

-a

UbP

UbP

658

one's
cular,specific,

own

give

to

to engender,
lustrious,
noble,il-

rise

to, to

et,

egregious ; -^ s. one's own

propagate.
born of,to
to be
vn.
or
h;ju.j
Jikplnr,
heritage; kp'i'J'upart,property
to descend
one's
draw
it was
it
his
from,
origin
was
specially
his,
lot;
multipliedby
-uMuiku ad. as one's own,
priety; from, to be procreated,
pro-uip.,up
to
spring, to issue, to
generation;
-uijnt-juAtir,-t-iT, ty/i, -t^
to appropriate,
attribute, derive,to proceed from.
gni-gu/i,lrj'va.
fr..
ad. to-day,this very day ;
ascribe or impute to oneself; -m-P-j
\}lrpi
row
to-mor"
to-day
*. appropriation; propriety; attribute, "Iptiip,. hi- n^ifb^
Jborn
a.
to-day ; ~hu,% a.
-uihlfb
attribution;nobility.
;
\ilriMinM.^
'""-""-/' or iM,i.n,-pa
leman, of to-day \ t~' t
"24"/j s. peer, noble, gentS.
ik'^-d- quiddany.
Utf4patrician,esquire ; Sebooh,
op
s.
of
"/A^ "tp,
\ShplihJll_,
mount
in
quince;
Iri-il
(name
Armenia) ;
"".
s.
JUtpltcj,
the
quince-tree.
highest nobility; f-nJi,,^,
i^n)
^u,"_p
to conceive.
chivalry,squire- l]t^,#/i.4/it.rj;a!.
knighthood,
,"^."mu#j,
s. causing abortion.
'^kpir.ui.kqS.ntlb
'^yiMimhMrp.yp
,f,s.September, [hood.
""
a- seminal; -k^ev"
'^Irpj'iu'iiutliufb
Uf-n. ^_j*.kind,species,
race, generation;
nature, complexion ; *height; seed-loosing(the earth); -4uA, ""3 s,
*""- ,"frnu.lithe
sower
; -^uAni-pJ s. sowing ; -iTuiuinj^
gr. gender ;
genus "
the species; J\up^liujl,%
seeds; -i""""r, m^iy vn. to
mankind
a.
producing
;
to
to
the
Armenian
run
nation.
seed; -p^n,- s. sower;
seed,
i,iyliaili"^
ad.
ly;
universalbegetter, procreator; -,"/" s. S. Dtp.
\}irn.mpu,p generally,
sowing machine, cornWu/bui^u/u;drill,
guineous;
-nyiyliiia, co-national,consandestined or kept to
drill
-liu/i,a. generic; general,
; -j"""uj a.
with seed,
universal ; gr. genitive; -lpiu.Jihi.
be sown
of
a.
; -i-np a. provided
universal or resplendentform, (the seedy ; -.f;-"^,. "y ". gleaning,gatheran
ing
bler,
or
picking up seeds ; *. fig.babCross); -lin,"npa. of several species,
tale-bearer, telltale ; JAti,. to
diversified,
various,subdivided,heter-^t".
to find fault with,to censure.
round
criticize,
a.
or
ogeneous;
al
spheric-

'

-,

to

; -iwirvn.

WhiuifJ" va.

become

sown.
a. fit to be
WtrpiTMiAhib
seminate,
to disto sow,
va.
t-j[i
X^hpiTui'blTj',
to spread or cast the seed;

genus.

to harden

vn. to be
; -/."/"

hardened.

Wirn-'ji,
s.
lufiti
axle,

axis, pivot; to procreate ; uhpSi to

clean,pure, clear, limpid;sincere, jh/iiuiliut-pWa/bhinj Seedsower.
true, simple; -n,-P[.i.% s. clearness,
Ut^i/L.i^^,-in^".
cleanness,purity, [progeny or race.
WkpJh/iilig
,%t,iijs^, seeds
-

a.

\itn.n..pi,
s.

the

being of the same

ad. generieally.
\Shn."pk'h
Ut^ ts s. kind,race, species; sex;
cream
cream
;gr. gender ; fl/i,lr,q,pnf

seed-plot.
-iiiriMiif

of

fig.progeny,

seed ; "/""#_
Or

sowing-

[time.
"i/iupm^^

s. sowing.
\}t-piruA",.ai,

"

tartar; ^t.^tg^^.-, the fair

womankind
4-^ /,
; ^uii_ f tt'bnJi"i.

increase

sex,
,

to

"

seed,grain; berry; corn, pulse,"c.;

race, descendants; germ,

bud, seeds, cause, principle

; bot. eomed.
tyledon ; uipat-P't sperm ; ^n-

multiply.
a.
Wypuiliu/i.
genital; prolific;gespawn
neric, k'l'iij
-

sexual

^i/^umJ^

rape-seed;

to sow
corn
P
genitive ] or -^ s.
; fe/""_
uiuii_ ^nptuib
the sex, the genitals
uhpiTaiu, to bo afflictod
; ^ pu,^ 4ui.n""%"^ 'i,yi_u,pni-P^
to castrate,to geld.
with
gonorrhea ;
ui"i.%n".^
l^u
4*"^' ^^
; gr.

"

iSirpu.'i.ui.r
^.\Shp[,.r.
WtrpaiE-nplrir,
tj^ivu. to multiply,
to
reduce

into

one

w.

Seraphim.

\ihpiriui_a.
sprung

from, born of.

Ufr4; leather-lid,
er
-cov;-t.r, hyf, va. to close jars with

D V^4

*"

to play the
I]t^;ifi;"i/piu%A-irz;a.
to babble

kind.

M^kpuiipiiiT
s. pi.H-

conceive.

S.

bladder.

WkphiT,l.-ji[iua.
to procreate,to beg-

; -pu/bm-Pt

s.

tale,
tell-

sperma-

tology ; -liuiP a. gonorrheic,ill of the

gonorrhea; -^uiPm-p^ s. gonorrhea;
seminal ; spermatic ; -^t-p a.
a.
-(lu/it
feeding on seeds or grain; -^Irpm-Ph
s. eating pulse ; loss of sons
; -it-qnu^
p't s. voluntary pollution; -n.f./" "c.

Ubh

UtP

S. 9naM%uiit,
"c. ; -iluiiCaMn.
s. Beedsmaii;

ful;
atrabilious;
splenetic,
gloomy,mourn-

sf.seedswoman
s. sowing;
-ai-Pi s. melancholy,black chol; -ilutpni.p%
-puit,s. hot. anther, seedlip,
seedlop; er or bile,hyp, hypocondria, -sis;
to sow
-pilrir,h^l,
va.
; -pli",.p^i,i%
s,
-i/i^p*. burnt sugar, caramel ; -JiipP
of

power
;

conception ; act

of procreation

brown-skinned; s. black man, moor,

ed
negro ; gipsy;-Jhpn^,, a. black-bearda.
; -jiuuiui^ melampygus ; S. (8""""_
a.

s. hot.umbone,
-ifiuiif
pistil.

MtpHitpP-nLpJ,
s. pollution;
rhea,
gonor[childor

l|"|i.%^'i"4uY_
af. conceived

"^titifi
fJ. yA-"i#t_;
-r/p'"
t^utjtuiniul^;

young.
-with
,

blacken,to

to

vn.

dark

to grow

be

brown

or

lUauMJ

black,

become

or

-ihpli

a.

Wh-puLaLs.procreation,generation. black-dyed,black ;
s. S. Ui-p"""
a.
\Slrpi,L.'b
having procreative or
u,nna\ couut, oarl ; -umnijp^t s. coungenerative virtue,
fecund, prolific.
ty, earldom ; order of knighthood; -_
XShpnuiiq.
S. Offspriug,
pi^iq-ng
SciOU, uihiiuilf S* U^*-"'/^W/'5"ani^qiultls-tror
er
Wh^lriT, tj[iva. to blacken, to rendprogeny,
race, lineage,line,
descent,
posterity,
descendants,generation.
black,to imbro:vra ; to paint black.
U^/"" /^ a. solid,firm,hard, compact,
o.
{jk-t-uipujp
\0*UpPiiiuuip
-umn,,

"

Ufr'-*^"-!
constant, fix,stable,strong; fig.
f_js. nail,stud; -""_
u,j or
true, sincere,close, intimate,cordial; ^n/ii -m/fiaui -uMuiliiiif.
a. nailed,studad. firmly,constantly;
vrell-fastened
tarily,
volun-[iifixed,
ed,
; -".ojt" ad.
to nail,
-hW,
ly,
intimateva.
willingly;sincerely,
fixedly,firmly;
h-jli
"

--

to stud, to fasten with

solid virclosely; uin-uipl,%nt.pf,
tue
a
nail,to fix
to
to
ulpnifjtenderly,
well;
;
attach, stick; -l"ig s. Sevaflfectionately,
to
love
erian
tion;
heretics
cordially; al,phu
sincerely,
; -nt.pl, or """-"ffi*. fixa-

with

all one's

heart,passionately
;
intensely,warmly,

fixed

to pray
u.,iop-hi_,

earnestly,eagerly^

or

rooted idea.

black flock; S. !]*"-'".

s.
'\]lr.-kpu,J'
shameful.
f.ni.%^; -phu o- black-faced,
Ut*. ht. iTnt-pa. black all over; S.
U tOl/, S. U tpt*^
[\Sn,-p
\Sht.n,n%
a. black-footed ;pn. Melam-

Wlrpuiui^ia. very solid,stable.

Mt-pint-tr,
trj^va.to strengthen,to
fix,to make firm,to establish,
to consolidate
[- u,^, black eyes.
pus.
brown, dusky;
a. blackish,
XStri-npuMli
; *to learn,to study ; -l"rvnto be strengthened by, consolidated,
or
s. Sewortic, Blacksons
Wh^-npq^li^
to gather strength from.
of
Armenian
an
race
Smithsons,(name
g.
l^trpinni-Plii,
solidlty,
firmHess, whose father was named Sev orBlack).
ti s. blackness
black or
hardness,constancy ;p%". fixation.
Oti-ot/Jf
,
.

lit- S. \Shu.^-

brown

*. ink ; a. written
with ink,
Uti.""^^^r
delineated with black lines ; -?-"7*/
a.

eolour, swarthiness.

Ut-t-ni.^
a. nigro ;

S.

\Slr,.npu,li.

sf.negress,
\Si^--n--il'

negro-woman.

\\h,."u.p S. D"./?.
black,dark-coloured,blackish, dark,
"c. S. l|tu/4u.4uA "e.;
Wk,liu,liu,t,,
swarthy ; -i.np"\a. rendering black,
scure, -m^niA^f.troops composed of nobles.
a.
blackening; -^npi^
blackish, ob,

gloomy;
of

-yoti^

black troop ;

s.

a.

black

composed
band

or

troop (ofdevils,rascals, "c.);-7.t^

ink ; -n-kJ"a. blatjk-faced ; *. negro ;
-qy-uiit -qy.huuia. clothed in black,in

*.

mourning;
-P-yc

or

-^hum
PnpJl

"l^pui or

liuipua

U^fa

or

UUMio

uiujtu^pron. f.S. !]"" unpui.

"

\Skt ul"t"'3 o- imperious , high ,

haughty,supercilious,
arrogant,proud,
superb ;
4u"%f."'^^fond of dress,
"

",".

S.
smart, spruce, dandy;
s. mourning suit;
uvn.//"7x_/
weed.
1]^^ii"A
dog's
[squitch
black; fig.dark,
_

a.

Utj^, ul^njs. bent-grass,couch",

ness,
^kp -hpy s. love ; affection,fondl)"-"-"iif
s.
["
a. black-eyed.
\}t-t.uMfii
delight,
tenderness;inclination,
clods.
u. fuU of black
liking,taste, fancy; loVe, passion,
}it-i.u,^n^alr.ui_
s. hot. quercus
flame,salacity,
love-suit;charity,supernatural
]Att.uiliu,,^,li
nigra.
christian
love
s. black
lAh^ui,nuqJi
charity;
bile,
atrabiliary
a. melaneholy,
humour, spleen;
(uil!tu"%y
agapee, love-feasts ; kiss ;
gloomy, dismal,sullen,foul,base.
,

lit-

ink.

-"."

UP-U.

UH

640

a.
lively,
WP^uiifi
awake, sprightly,
watchful, quick,prompt, speedy; -"",
amusing,
a.
entertaining,diverting,
ties, if.ot.

hymen, vulva; fig.the quiver of love;

intrigue,love-

ijjuqu.'i.gni.li,
amour,
aftfiir; ^ot^tuf^tnm^ "H'p^
"bey
bonds
of love ; 4"'*7-c/j
"nnJuiu^ ,
"
-

"

recreative, distractive

-m'itps.

liveliness,
sportiveness,
sprightlinesg,
lief;
entertainment, diversion,sports, re-tr.r,
watchfulness;
talo, toy ;
t^p, -hjnu._
to awaken, to enliven, to
g.u'i.hJ'va.
lovo of God ;
inspirit,to refresh, to recreate, to
uMiLiu^l^bnt-p'h
ipiuin.uij,
of ourneighboursor fellow-creatures; revive
; to cheer, to exhilarate, to
of liberty
f^9"
; of our
country; of arts; divert ; ^j" qluhfu ifinui^-^"3
of glory;
from
mental
of virtue ; "./ni-"A.""4""i"Tiyp^ awake
stupor ; S.
your
P'/u^t"r;
-[ij;y^iy vn- to wake up, to

love-knot, "letter,
"

"

"

mn.

secret, "song,
1),5
/^I^hpii
/"".

"

Ifu,"!, connubial
,

be

al,
conjugal,matern-

or

lively,renewed,

to

recover,

to

to oneself again ; to brightenup,

come
paternal, filiallove or affection;
to be
self-love, egoism, solipcheerful, to divert or amuse
m'i,Si"uliu.%
sism
iTiuoni^n
oneself;
Or
/."tlf'"-yto grow sober atMii^iMtjfih
l^pl^ityftli
;
to
gain,
^luurriiuit
^f^ Ifnnttipnri"inp ihnniuii^iunJt
get sober ; ^ ^ibnf to shake
off
lrn.uitin.ntyi
n".3" s. awaking ;
or
iiutuinhl^
pnt-njb
sleep; -""./??/
opjitiiuM-itn
tulistuJi
refreshment
distraction , diversion,
^ruuintutnntjfi
^mt-ututiunnift
,
ju,t.^",tr%n,//u,'ii
pastime ; sobering.
divine,celestial,
[lerian.
pure,
varising,reciprocal or mutual, honest,
Wp^irps. bot. wild nard, azarum,
lawful , ardent
treme,
lively,violent, exWtptiiyti I'*/"^^' *"" sibyl.
-

"

"

'

eternal love;
constant, faithful,

//i^'fc",^u,%j-jealousy;
,

hpbpuijia,

li^pfcijni
or
s. Gr. m". pig'sMtpt'^k"''
S.
Vl'f U^-^
[skinbag.
"

\i[ti-tnT(frir
a.
strutting; ad. with
inibnuit^nn
uhnil^ntii uibLiuprt. uthilhr
statelystep ; '{'""ug^ majestic gait,
ing
earthly,inconstant,fleetwalk, bearing or port; -f"r or
ti(kiL%u,t.a[,
licit,
or
D^^uiiT,""y""7 or jf vn. to strut,to
transitory,sensual, carnal, illustful,
culpable,criminal love ; stalk, to walk in a proud manner,
with an air of ostentation
love to, to
to make
or self complacency;
4u"jir[k^i^
n(,p",l_,
fall in love with,to court, to woo
to bridle up, to give oneself
; 4"".
to burn, to languish
itL "T''"ibi_"tp"'L'
airs,to carry one's head too high.
with love,to be love-sick; 4"""mi._ju._
to give love for love,
**"/. e "/'/"?/'
s. air,pride,ostentation.
Up^n/itp
to re-love ;
with
to
a
inspire
nPfoi^upJa. undulating,curlingor
uiq^k/j
to
passion; ,i.\ti-f3-hi_,
rippling
gently;
tentatious
-^inAit a.haughty,osp"ppn_^iri_^%
philter,to charm ;
a.
stately ; -"."^
highly
gm.gu.'Llrijto
show or demonstrate
love for; mn^hi^
caparisoned; -t-np a. superb (horse);
to be courteous,amiable, friendly;
-:p"/".a. walkingor curvetting proudly.
to do or confer
favours; n,.u,lri_
"I'^li-'ij
JUbfi.'
^wjt
op ". decoration,
to eat together,to make
distinction of honour
love-feasts ;
: seal;S.UfM'tto kiss,to embrace
"fiihi_f,p.kpui'h,
U/i^%/.i fi Wlitfhai^j[y L. W. S.
;
ately
"["["""Lod,
lovingly,
'tr^/jA.[tentation;
tenderly,affectionsoftness,
effeminacy.
with
;
pleasure, willingly; ^
Uf?-""-/3?
s. haughtiness,
ospomp,
iJ"'Ul'"'Ut

inttqiui-nn

"

lluin^
av-ut/tu^uili

-.

U..7 for
,

for my

sake;

kindness

pn'i, very
my

God's

sake ; ("
u,pu,

the

or

for me,
/""r,

[^^ -.do

pleasure to;

willingly; [,j-lmy

dear ! S.

me

the

ta,r

u^^

to
\ip^upl,-pp,r
vn.
" abundantlyas
-pyii

a.

gramineous

grow
weeds
,

ously
spontane-

gramineous plant ; -4".i a,

l"a"".*fr.r,
[ingin weeds,
l^,up^,u'bl,j:-Lt," or

s.
Mkpmpilili

S.

Wpniipi;;

s. gentle
Vklin'iiulipui

love!

focus

of

or

grass;

grass-like;

1]/'{^"-""
a.
weedy, grassy,

s.

grassy;
in grass.

abound-

l]^4 "iy s. slime,mud, ooze, mire,

Hkpi'iplii/'
s. H. w. Song of Solomon.
slough,dirt;deposit,
sediment, dregs,
lees.
MSp-uips. Latin w. horse-trapping
[hiredassassin.
,
"cloth, caparison; -hj-ya. to harness
a. Latin
U^^mpt-u/ii
"'. murderous
; s.
a
horse,to caparison.
*" sleet;
hoar-frost.
*\il''id'i
breeze?

[love.

"

WW

lightin;

u^^

6't2
to love

into one's

one
other,
anheart; Pui,piAjti_li
other; """
[unpu upmpi to penetrate the inmost
of one's heart; maifj
%nM.I,plri_
"/"/^/i% to love as oneself; Ippin- recesses
the apple of
to
one's
heart
to love as
{unmnph.
^pl"r luljw'ii,
fii-p
give
;
Hone's eye
to pervert,to deprave
e//.i^i-t.j2""-'*'^i"'A^'"*/*"
_j"i-j.oii/_
;
wjto love to one's last breath; ^""AY-""_ the heart; piouti_[C
upa,fttto speak to

^pJir,u%u

scend

of each

fond

to be

-,

u/tiop

utwntn
J^ij/faI

uuiuuih'i fLatnnnil
t

"U-P^ ijuij;ui'Liihif^
ulninii^-,to

love

to say
the heart ; uiak-i_
[iupmftln-pnt-iT,
in one's heart;
within oneself,to say
ily,
to labour heartupMn[ii/aiopilmuuiuililr/_,

or
dotingly,to
tenderly,
passionately
with all one's heart, with
distraction,

all

soul, above

one's

all,sincerely;

to take

to

heart,

to

occupy

self
one-

seriouslywith; ^ pt-puA ^-^^ij

seek painfullyfor ; upmp "tb'-i^d'-

to

tion;
equal affectki_,to be in a state of contentment
to feel pleased,comfortable,
or
-pir vn. to be loved, beloved.
tranquillity,
Sirene.
Wl'pti'Hui
contented; j^^t"*^t~ t'-p""sf.phys.
[gether.
a.
\ilip/ri,pa,j
friendly,agreeing to- n-uj^bftji to open one's heart before
Wtpl'i_'
Wtp"!^"" loving,fond of; s. Q"Od ; ^UMipuMl^u/bJiujpiu^u^l t"'UfP^
niutiiint^i
amateur
fuiuiitaii OT MUUIf-npp
amateur, lover;
"iiliuipnt.^
pMUMi^uMi^ii
of pictures; hpuiJ-^,nJi dilettante, M-^in h-putfutntut^t^ai
lui^ni-UMliuib
ipuip^f

^Ip ukp

love

to

-,

with

tuoso, MuahftL.iluli-f/ui^n^il^^ u/bilh^l^p

vir(p/.dilettanti)
;
"f.hquipn,-kuu,li^
(p/.virtuosi); u.^uuinijphu/ii
paternal,maternal, tender, feelingor
thankful, noble,
"/"""i.u.jlover of liberty of glory ; sensible,calm, pacific,
elevated
do
^11 t^ni^
ed),
(high-mindgood, excellent,
tTuipi^ui^iMiTCnL-is-kyou
not like flattery
dauntless
books
k"!""
heart;
tpl''''y
great, intrepidor
;
-

"

"

"-

"

are

his

passion;

pit. I have

tn,

hir

u,%liu,p.u,'iinL._
bq^.

ul

luiMiy

for

ntutuui

pjpuui

UMiM^utl^U

great
botany. 'iiirujitiluitn utlii^nt-P utbnqnpJ't^"p
or
grateful,
{jlipntlutfLutp
iM^h"S. {jfrn^^tif^u
unfeelingor insensible, un"^t"Y.
Wltpnifni-pJ,
s. lovB, predi\Slipni-!lh
flintyor obdurate, spoiltor
a.
l]f^."^4/.
or
sf.S. Vl-pt^il'[lection. corrupt, craven
dastard, hardtaste

"

"

"

amiable
U/'^/""-*'
a.

dear
,

darling,gracious,handsome,
; S.

cutting,
unmerciful or pitiless,
pretty, (hearted),
ent
drooping, dejectedor despond-

ing
charm-

\}['pn.i^.

heart

p,np^n^p,i^ JkltuiJtb^ [,

Ijl-pin,
upuifijs. heart; heart,soul, upuiktufi,juin-uM^j
great thoughts take
mind, intellect,
the
heart
their
rise
in
puipm^k
intelligence;
; -i
memory,
heart
inmost
spirit,heart; heart,
the
courage,
; mp^ p
palpitates
p-'iin-u,/
thought;heart,centre;
upu,[, ad.
t-r, he placed in my heart,he inspired
'^^ your
through anger ; upa,[, ^[...p ease,
me
"t"'-P-b
; ""''"kai
-P"'
pleasure, contentment, satisfaction; heart be touched ; in
^'p
"Y_ kp
putpnt-Pf piumnt-Pj,upu,[, kinducss, his heart was weak; ^pTiiii-tp
f upu,^,
hardness
or obduracy of heart;^ntai
the bottom
of his
he rejoicedfrom
"

wn.

iipuili
faintheartedness,
despondency;
'"-'f/'T.'
u,%^t-,iif
upinfiM.sincerely,
openheartedly,openly; pnu,p"^^up,"l,^,j,
iipmli jtBiT upuili upmli tTuio^
p-n/np
with all one's heart or soul, heartily,
with good will,willingly,
voluntarily;
,

heart

uan^m-^nt^ k^^
; lr(3l^ m-pa^
let him eat it if he has the heart
"

pl'jk

enough ; ^iT
courage
p ph.
ftiuii^ my heart is moved;
piu'ii'b
kp he struggled with death ; np
to, if he

has

to form
the mind
racter
chal/pPiri^q-,
or
; iilTn.,;jni.^iu'hlTi_
ju/liXbl;ij-u

out

to alienate

"C* "C*
^uilta.nL.quMbhJ't{jiMtptrh-tTt

of sight,out

of mind

; S.

S"'-""/'-

good

to gain
captivate,

will ; ^irpk^i^
to
q~
the heart or affection
,

^' U/'T^P'W
U/"-'/."F'W

"

Jpipii uip/lui%lri_
tO
U/nJiiakiu'bgs. column, pillar
If"".
;
ni^pnL-p
gain a person's good ^'i\\;
pilaster; UMii^puik-m
j,u,l,^u,^ ph-^lint^uji
uk-u/lij
to charm
'i'^L
or gain all hearts
nade
17"
intercolumnation;zi"r4^ utu.%j colon;
tO tOUch, tO
of cloud;
1-npnilt-^,J-UMn.uIb^hi_
or iMttniin/
unfii/
.pillar
;
i^;

"

affect

stir,to possess the

heart; li^u'iilri_
[, funpu upm[A, to de-

move,

or

a. supportedby pillars
Wpt.'iiuipmpA

"1"U.

64!

columns ; -^uti-[iPor
s. peristyle
; -.
s. capital,
fini-fu
chapiter.
little column ; A-^.
MliiHiutfi
uMj s.

to causc
vtt.
li/uut/i-jni-ijiu'iiirir
commit
cause

Iimpuitiiub

to

into error; to

faults,to lead
to sin.

electric

f5. Xifuuf^uil^tiA'
pile.
\jp/ut"nui
Upt-iiui^aiii
ni-Hh S. WfuialuMbo
or
-lihuiti,
h^iu^a. stylites, \j^uiint-l3-ltiJtM
-

"

livingon a column ; -Akt. a. column-%,ra,ii,,

shaped; -"/""-." S.1]/"^f""4J^".^;
a.
"inlrupi_
column-like;-ufuia,

with

columns

*.

*
S. \)uinnp
U/"inn^"
;

-nu

-uiliu.%

a.

s.Gr.W'

synodal.

ll/"=i!
UAp
"

gentle wind

able,
-il-a. wonderful, surprising,admir-^naj;
to
vn.
charming;
tu^uy

admire, to

synod;

marvel,

'ifty

J^".A.

S.

Wfu/buiir,
wijuij

vn.

rush

on,

to soar, to take a
to rush, to
or

upon

down;

a.

"y"._

star.
jlr"'l_
aiu,nii_, falling

wonder,

to

; -L.np
stupefactlve

a.

[togrow
to become
WlupliiTvn.

wonderful.

"i-aJi *. soaring,flight.
or
\}iu,j"i.pf
to cause
to fly
va.
WlM^nM-ju/ritif
*"
\Sws^ start,flight,
sally,[swiftly.
letto
MSii'tp
arrow, dart ; sti""j ". shaft,
; style,needle;
J-unnajnt-^^.
"

band

be

S. \i[up'"lli
tO
V(X.
~tnl^ufil_
; -^m-^uitihiT
to
ravish, to enrapture, to delight,
strike with admiration,to charm, to
the charm
be the delight,
of;-jmj/i^

loftyflight,to fly high ;

dart,to

charmed, astonished,to
to be extremely
ed,
surprised,wrapped in wonder, amazO/'^t
s,
to stand
thunderstruck;-uu^puiu,
breeze,

utj

WOOdOn

a.
Wfiipuii-np^
working or doing
enchanting astonishing,
wondrous, prodigious,stupendous;

wonders

peristyle.

s. Gr. w.
WftJiipninb
symbol, creed.
continuous.
1]/ii.%^n"if"i(u/%
a. Gr. w.

Xifniii^nq.,

S.

mortar.

rounded
sur-

a.

-^nt-^

hour-hand

stupendous,
thin

lean.

or

extenuated,

ment,
s. wonder, marvel, amazeySfupniSh

gape, to crack.
in chinks, to
open

to
[split,
to
vn.
\i^a,{[iir

a. Gr.w.
scalene,having
\i/iMip,t-uMi

angles all unequal.

a. sharpa.
; -"JYi-.^ot
slimy, oozy, muddy,
JH/iw/uiuiA
tongued, biting,
cutting,poignant;
miry, sloughy.
fruii_a.
piercing,keen.
l|(""4p s. cup, bowl, goblet; u,^
sharp-pointed,
s. arms, armour.
*Uff^ or ll^*-^
[ping-glass,
drip-receiver,
u,,u'iiumIi"u^
;

J-miTm-j
,

tlfyp^ the sides

"

minute-hand
it-'Til,^
,

-_

s. French-beans.
Df/'4
a.
l]/i#u-"_
mistaken, faulty;
wrong,

less ;". fault, error,

VI

Jit

mistake; "^n^
wanting one.

"

40 years

^uiiLuiuniX
,

full
a.
H^u,iuiii.pp

of

Ofui^.u^, "ugs. small cup, mug;cup\Sliu"i,u,\u,u

[ment.
u,g s. saucer.
a. cup-shaped;
s.
yifai^uiJti.
ornas.
giantess;
U4'"y I'j giant; ^/rii
u/inupfihuge giant; -U3p.,up S- 2,2"-

ix"C. O. Jul^uijutJtlrttakes, huiitapiutp ; uitfnpar

misincorrect.
"c.
drunken.
or
s. giganJiuputnt-Pli
[sy,
; -uiiTiitput
Hfiu/ufia. staggering,reeling,tip- tomachia, war of the giants; -ui'^nTui'i,
errors

or

"

liable to error, fallible, a. giant-like

a.
\}^ta^M^^"a%
; -mfuiip S. ^"4'W""'^'j
frail; -".-/3?s. fallibility.
-pt.p-mg a. walking like a giant; -"l?i
s. giantship.
ypiuiiut^j^ir,
Irjiy vn. to stagger,to

reel, to

be

staunch

toper, to

MliMopniifis. Gr.
s. piece of
1];}."c
I

y^tm/it-ir,
t^ft -Jfj',tjiy vn. to fail,
wanting, to err, to commit an
oversight,to be led into mistakes, to
mistake ; to sin,to fall into error, to
false step,to
a
go astray ; to make
"

to be

to

Jh inaJbt""-,
to
trip;

gross blunders.

vn.

tflfi't't
u^uAuij your wine

blunder.
oversight,failing,

stumble,

to change into
deposit,to settle;

^liu^iuiiT,
ui^iy
slime, to form a

be

tipsy.
[ness,intoxication.
m-flS s. druukouor
Hpiutliu^.ni.l3[ic%
s.
ajpiuiiaiip
fault,mistake, error,

make

w.

is torbid.

zool. scarus.

mat.

Hfiun.atn.utfj,
;
uij g. plato
filun/ scull,cranium.

ast. disk ;

s. limonite.
Hfjutftup

Hi/rtTS. 2^i,it,r-i"r S. M^tuiuttT.

s. scepticism.
Wtiirttiuitu^ut%it"-(i'[i

|]^"-i//i"/"4"'io%
a. s. sceptic.
U4^'V""Y'*"

^-

w-

exceptor.
8S

Uiib

sf. mother-in-law; ^oAii in the beginningwasthe Word;

[b. H^'^p'yc

X^lituitLp,
upuM^
S.

M^"#nt.^-

Jjf/irupai/p,
I'pkl'gs. father-in-law;
U^A-miu/ ^.Gr.w. whip, lash,scourge.
to
va.
J^liijjAiuipui'ii
ipiliiTor-p.u/iilrJ'
describe

u^n

644

of

treat

or

"

of

or
antiquities,

ast.
Gr. w.
skythron ,
s.
ni/.pa.n'i,
[(kindof telescope).
U4M S. U4f
thunderbolt.
s. Gr. w.
1]///"j;//.nu
zool.
*
"
squirrel; /3itfi -,
U4/'"-ngrowls.
flying" ; fu'iiik the
a. sealed.
l)//%^t""^
solate,
or
ySlti'tl'li
T-n^i ithtsf.forlorn,debarren.
deserted wife; a.
i.small dog, poodle,
\i/ini-%^
iipifiiij

times; -p-yu
^i"""'//*. tender
-ttp "*" written from the
age, infancy;
beginning; initial letter ; original,
tex t, autograph ; -^ntint/?? s. prefirst aa.
existenee,antiquity;-^o^
the
hierarchy); lap-dog; uiuiMuJhi^ipcanine
(angelic
powers
mong
ancient

"

the
a.
g.
"J-utn-u/iiif.

first heir from

all

s. L.
\}/ini-it.

teeth.

hangman.

axeman,

w.

eternity; -^yy"" ,/^"-"/f

^.primitive
light,
origin or author of light;-"^* S.^iu..disk,plate,tray; basin,charger, [well.
to strangle; * to bake
H^.i.tJ'va.
fuu.hl!b; -(u"% a. primitive, original,
tial
inia. begun or
beginning.
radical,pristine,
\)liu."/iujt,
primordial,first,
S.
-%
l]^"""u%/i"/',
Wiu%ai.ir,
uliuuMjvn. t^^
ginning;
bes.
ITt^
elementary
;
;
;
to
to initiate,
a. co-etaneous, co-eval,
begin, to commence,
-t/fig
set about, to enter
"c.
equal in age or antiquity;-4"""//"i
upon, to start,to
one's
to give the signal
make
"C'
outset;
S.
a.yjuiftitiM^uijp,; ^iIuMpuint.[i u'"fall
to undertake, to
to
"umui/'i
for
gin,
beor
to
to,
of,
luuiMTuinuitini-^y
vti"
;
uiquii
to be born,
in
to
8.
to commence
train;
put
"ijio/u/K^u/^;
; -ii-p
prepose,
first
commenced;
".
ilt-pumpi to
begun or
-tnuMm-!":,un.a.
orprincipalcause,
afresh
afirst author, source,
or
over
spring; -mt-mni-^
begin again, anew,
to
/3^?". supreme
hierarchy; -n^mm-y^S. gain ; to recommence
; mu.^^
to commence,
[ginner,novice.
tif"^/u."imn"_#^;
-uA-^ a, propagated first; cause
'

-,

-,

pnif^pn^

first

the

branches;

offshoots

or

Ufuxi.iud'"j Wliunt-m s. beginning,

letter,
initial;
debut, first appearance or pera.
s.
radical;
start,
formance
element;
-im,["ii
-u.aipp
S. %-aluiii,"l"Mf
a.
prelude.
commenced,
; -i-np
;
created
a. disk-shaped.
WiiuihiiuMih-L.
first;-i^nptj"^.
; primitive,
-,"".".

s.

first

D4""^

s.

tower.

ad. briefly,a little,

by
\S'iy'p"'P

first existence
\Sltipi'lriini-P-'^
s. the

"

stenographer, short-hand

creation.

by; "t-tp *"

a. short-hand, stenoXitufiiiiaiji,
s. beginning, writer
\i^^p",.mi
; -fpuiliu/ii
firststeps, graphical; -q-phJ"va. to take down or
outset, opening,initiative,
hand,
shortfirst appearance;
write in short-hand
s.
priority.
; -if-pnt-J

or

veil.
s. chalice-cover,
n^k^i^frl/nj

stenography; -^lui

S.

j -U"'-?.

\il/["
a. gr. brief,subtle,thin ; -JhAuM^
u^t-y $" cup, bowl; chalice.
Amii/i,
U'/fW^ "4tF'"*'j*" beginning,commencement,
s. mus.
quick time ; -i"."r, to^iy vn. to
briefer or shorter, to shorten;
outset; origin,principle; become
become
to
ive,
motor
matter,
author,
get dearer, to rise in
cause,
mother,
birth,base, foundation;principle, price.
maxim
hard-wort.
or
exordium
s. bot. birth; prelude, proem,
XSifuAifi
;
ad.
immediate
seldom, rarely; -jui,
uliipni^i^u^pb^Jlj^jMiiiu^ip
X^nmuik"
principles; n(^f.n".%^ U./"^/"'tv'^'WTCuin. s. vendor at exhorbitant
prices.
Archimedes'
principles
; ^ ulnp.u.'iMk
,

"

"

or
ad. lu thO
shorten, to make
ulilp.ui'bl;
f,iiliiy-'lirn-um
VJ.^u/jnijmitt/'Da.to
beginning,at first,
[iioiT.
originally,
firstly, brief;to raise the price of.
or
primitively
; u!ii,f.n,.u,"
f,
iu%,f.unijfb
,

iiliipu.%kfrom
,

outset,from

the

the very

beginning or

aft ovo^abanliquo;
first,

t "liii_p-uUik
from
^liiuuituputir'L
,

to end

ning
begin-

f ul{qjL,u'i,k
^l" since the
creation of the world ; /" uJi^pu/i,J^
kp
;

s. gontlo brecze,
Wnnfu or ySniinfu
fiij
S.
wind, zephyr ;
\p-o'ii
; piece or
block of ice ; -^ .o^"y
curls,small
,

soft

waves.

*\Sqn%s. broken

ice

(in

river

).

U-bU.

M'ln^,u,g

u'bn

C43

saw-fish'; the mountain-top; g

/"-/"j at the
at
his
side
of; /"
pillow; g
;
saw-like,
i^
at the bed's head.
"shaped, dentellated,
toothed; -"..
"t.uMC,njf,^,
to render useless.
ini-lpi s. saw-ftsh ; -*-"/"/it.^
a. having
^iiiugni-^uAhirva.
horns
tia.to
saw-shaped
or
^"iiutifiuin.
;-i-iT, tj/.
ftj a. greedy of
saw,
uMg
to cut with a saw
fond
ty,
of vain glory,full of vaniglory,
; -^
gt-a,^s.
j"..y
hot. holm-oak,
ambitious ; -lr,r, hjft -/..r,
oak; -^4 s.
tjuy vn.
evergreen
to be full of vain glory, to pride onehand-saw; -/'^ ". sawyer ; ipnu v/nj.
self,
to
to
oneself
-nt-iih
boast,
s.
saw-pit
;
sawing,
pique
cutting;
on,
i'"j
; sool.

saw

s.

Jt-iLMj hand-saw

-uMiht.

-"

a.

-"

-"/

saw-yard, "mill;

-ni.^

s.

saw-dust.

to

Uyoi-Zaf*.
brevity;exiguity;dearhigh price.
ness, costliness,
Ijf/puf^i

5.'

UMu

^""-pu

hoot;

foiil

to

UMIL

"

muddy

or

by

a. trodden
walking through it ; -u.^'fcu.j
down, trampled upon; -"#"4"^mnXt-w

Or

to trample down
-mlfnluh-d'va.

cavalry; -uM^mif

a.

tastinglike

-ni-P-f,s.

avidityof

false glory, pride,ambition,

vanity , self-conceitedness , foppish-

ufniniwnlt-f
water

brag,to vaunt;

vain

*Ui^/n"-^S. !]/""-'*""?""-/""[ness.
to neigh,to snort.
vn.
}i'7if["r

ronge

with

or

rouge,

^'^ "^"
[i 2i'i"'i'l'L'
-

paint,to bedaub

to

paint,to
oneself

or

one's face.

water

fouled by horses

a. hoofed.
Wii^ncpt-iT,
; -mt-np
tjf va. to paint; -/"/'"/",
s. frog or
Mi/puiuiui^
frush,(hollow hguij^vn.to paint,to fard one's face.
li^^f
quick-silver.
part of a horse's hoof).
( ^//fs.mercury,
s.chem.
s. hot. spikenard.
or
\iilp.nt.i_
amalgam;
l]'/i^4u"^.utif
^07U'^ni-^ S. 1)'i'i"t/^""'!'/.
[reason. -^/{.niSL s. amalgamation.
XSillfb
ppp or iliMMi/ii
l]irf.f/u/y
[ijGt. W. S. llmi^u/fcp
conj. for this
bol.
eastern
!]"%""'(
s.
1]t"i^fi^",
/i s. Gr. w. sindon, Tyrian
poppy.
S.
s, basalt;
jji/t^uMmnMJ^
^npJuM^utp stuff,cloth,linen;sheet; table-cloth;
-u".Jt". a. basaltiform;
-"7/1*a. basaltic. S. U"u./..'iS.i"4i""; [feta,tabby.
,

"

\juu"piuM7tni-p D.

-1^2.
6mpty, void; -iuij; ui^mj
to become
vn.
empty, to be emptied;
to be nourished,fed,
vn.
-ii^j;uiiy
"""

maintened

; to be

brought up, reared,

educated, instructed.

1]%"i"%^
uiy

insolvent,bankrupt;
-uiiiiuj;
to fail,to become
vn.
uMjtaj
ruptcy.
bankrupt ; -ai-P-fiiXs. failure,banka.

s. light silk,tafS. \\^lii_'

l]i"o"i-4
or
\yiiq.nt.li

or
\_7iif.nt-bgujOitiaui7int-pl)"",^"f""/

flank.
s. side,loin,
Jifiiui/jnt.^
to be
or
vn.
lyiiiuiriu^tu^
^^//t-iuiiitir
ed;
deceivbaffled,balked,disappointed,

s.

-nt-u

"

indigent,poor.
Uir^m/^a.
]]b^";j"i^,
s. cork,
W'l.liir'i.p
Ui^/iiT,
irgiy vn.

bound.

cork-tree.
to be

stipated,
costive,con[stove-eye,

or
s.
*\S'iilin^,ui_
tandour-eye,
uipp
UH'h-? s. indigence,poverty,neces-

need.
*1]%4"""""*-'^S.2,'^*'4";"""^
[sity,

U^^^f

s. larch-tree.
UicJtfcf
\yiiini.!lh
s. mordanting.
a.
1]%t"^a";(u"%
nutritive,nutritious,
""
nursed, bred or
s.
alimentary;
a.
-^^.j
\yiiuiuiiuiM,
superstitious;
[ig
co-etaneous
brought
-ai-p-"^
perstition.
sutogether,
s
-ailiia%a. superstitious
; s.
up
;
friend,comrade, fellow.
familiar,
W%u"Miutp(f
Pg -f,^a. vain-glorious,
ing
1]ti%^fn^",
s.
chrytomaney, divinconceited, vain, boastful, bragging,
^
of
means
by
barley;
""7"4""^^".'
swaggering, bullying; -/'"rvn. to be
to divine by
vain, to grow
proud, to swagger, to
f Ar. w. hot. S. 9"f*"i
Wtinufutp
play the bully,the braggart; -ni-Pf
montade,
". vanity vaunting
X^'hauilt
intuiga. USOloSS,VaiU,
uii-nj
boasting,rodo,
,
worthless ; chimerical,
futile,
frivolous,
bition.
ostentation,conceit,amor

-"

"

"

idle.

Miiuilmamiiifi
a.
working uselessly, ]j%nm[ip mkuMg s. vauity,foolcry;
vain " trifling
things,trifles,
one's
bawbles,
loosing
labour;-at-Pf s. labour
knick-knacks
in vain, labour lost.
trinkets , gew-gaws
;
,
side of the head, foppery,silliness,
nonsense; f -\;uad.
U%r"/^[ii-.f!,
/if
J s.
in vain,uselessly
head ; pillow,
bolster ; ("
; 'fim^ ^ta, "#*".
i^pfii on
,

-u

"

mx

uno

6/iG

after follies ; u'tinuih-a^

mt,uj to run
be
to
taken
Hjp.oa'bnt-ij
up with, trifles,
,

to

trifle time

afeigned
ll^"#.mfuif!u./i"fi.^

calumnious

s. erpetology.
'i^,u,p.uAai-p-T^
bolt; mech.
"linuli,
uig s. reptile:

to fiddle-faddle.

away,

in

made
a.
-^n^ift-

false, slide , slide-valve ; -."i a. crawling,

; -kw
vain, creeping; ""^m med. erysipelas
-

doublea.
to lock ; trpliliju
-irui[_
a. assembled
va.
superstitious
; -J-n,inil_
locked.
uselessly;-.[uou^. ^^ni^,uijba,_
ous
fallacia. bitten by reptiles.
a. futile " false,
[Lo/b; ~uiutu,[ip
{fnt/iiufiiap
[monic.
fond
of
S.
a.
futilities,
running
]]n.^np."/ Dfv.'/TP'W
; -uifi
"Jnfifftjjii
after vanity,occupied with trifles.
boloa.
WnrinJnbiMikiMilb
fall.
to
vain
become
stumbliug,
S'
slidlog,
\]nq,"Mini-ah
Wiinuiliir,
/rgiy vn.
;
to be reduced
to nothing.
to glide
to causB
vo.
\i"qr,u^tj;
l]i/jt/3?'
i'. emptiness; barrenness.
irj[i
introduce
t
o
or
s. uutritlon,
l]%nt.%^u'iAq.trui%
in,to instil, insinuate,
nourishment,
alimentation
ment, bring in cleverly,to foist ; -^"r vn. to
; nutriment,alifood,maintenance, subsistance; crawl often, to creep, to meander, to
duced
mech. feeding ;/!^.
along; to be intronurture, instruction, wind, togo trailing
in
S.
education
H-hi^j:
or
brought
phan-house.
or; uit-fip
ubiq-tuih uppn^
;
insinuating; slippery,
a.
Wnqnulilii_
\i\OU",^.]SnijnulnLjlL
\i'i,ni-jMa%tir,
_j/i.An VU. tO UOUfish, sliding.
introducto
to feed, to maintain
to
struct,
ins.
insinuation,
Drninu^ni^ai,
foster,
;
ing,
fleetto breed, to bring up.
slippery,failing,
1]""Y""^n".u"a.
deceitful.
\ybnt-ija/iin,i,
perilious,
-jf/'^i
"j"'i_ ft.nutritious,
nutritive ; s. nurse,
fosterer.
s. reptile
; a. creeping;
UoY.nii t^iiy
med. gangrene.
*l]V/'4*" winter pear.
-^iKi.
or
i-. emery.
a. slippery.
U"7.".-4
Unifni-uli
l]%^u"^iu
base of a column.
s. pedestal,
IJnTffS. C""a?.
[immersion.
*l]i^u"^
a.
s.
". hollow, cavity,hole; ast.
sodomite, peder\infnj:u^iM/b
\\yi_..e
aste ; -ni-Pj s. sodomy, pederasty.
U"/^ a. firm,solid ; -ui^tp """ thick\]n/V",
unplHi,uJpi unilffu
prou. this,
haired; hirsute.
that,he, self,the same
i,ku,ujbad.
;^
to turn or tuck up.
afterwards,soon, shortly,directly;
*UnP-'"tj;-irj[,va.
["
bous
ad. immediately.
\}n^, nj or I'js. onion; bulb, bulroot ; ^uifuip
scallion,green
1]"/%iy4"ad. thus, in this way, in
onion ;
bullike
a.
shallot;-u/^it^
equally,so.
Jh,"!,/,
manner,
vain ;

biferous.

1]"/i"u(
,

mela,
);

nightingale, philo-

*.

"y

luscinia

porphyrio( a

fowl
water-

ad. to-day.
Wnfiocl/ii
ad. so, thus
l]"y%o^/.%u.4

tp^k
th,i^lrqk the night\^nluu,ihi.
a.bulbiform.[ingale
sings.
a.
s. Socinian;
\Snli^%lr,u'b
-

[ably.
,

conform-

"

Mninuipps. pistachio-tree. [sus.

l]"%p big, fat, plump ; gr. molosto fatten,to
l]n4/"""'*'"'ia.socratic.[socinianism.
\]n'iipui%uiir,
vn.
uij-y
U"'^*.a. crawling;creeping; cringing;^ grow fat,stout, corpulent; fig.to be
ad. creepingly, on
all
-or
pufl'ed
proud, haughty.
up, to become
fours.
Wnu/n. S. ^['i-u, [ofsixty years.
a.

-".

Wnu, ^j
to causo
Wnnk^nt-gu/iihWva.
or

on

Chaldean

w.

sossus,

space

Unul/iiJs. paste, glue, lip-glue;

to creep

crawl.

.f^uA, isinglass,
ichthyocolla,
fish-glue.

'WnilliiT,
hijujjvn. to creep,
the belly,to wriggle ;
-

to crawl

s.

to

crawl

l^pkti'
"

ll""4a. simple; common,

ordinary;
depraved, devoid; gr. sharp, acute;

the ground; to drag

arf. simply,solely;*,terror, horror;
along,[ficial(roots). a. horrible.
dreadful
a. horrible,
Wnifliuiiiiiuij
creeping; bot. superMnuliuiit
terrible,
WnifJiiir,
ghastly, hideous, formidable,
k^uj vn. fig.to glide to
to steal,to pene.ft*
creep into, to slip,
frightful;
trate
-d"-e" greatlywoninto,to find its way in.
dering
or

draw

along on

oneself

u.

una.

unr

647

Wau/jm^u/i,
a.
ad. habitually,
simple,pure ; vulgar,
as usual,
'^mlnpaip.mp
S.
ordinary;
private; Wnu/i."itfS.
footcustomarily,ordinarily,commonly,
soldier;-! "jp or iHuiiii.,
a
private usually,mostly,generiallyed
dinary,
orperson, an individual,
a.
usual, common,
Uni/fi^uffiott
person of retiror
secluded habits; ^hu.%^ private
customary,habitual,familiar;
life ;
ing
-at-Pjis. the being usual ; the becomnJiutip some
privateper-^
sons.
habitual ; -^^ S. 0"i"/""'/""/"
" U"Mau^uij; luguy vv,. to bo greatlyafraid,to tremble , to shudder with
to accustom,
vu.
UnilnptjinL.jiu'iitir
horror, to dread,to fear ; unuliuighu,i_ to habituate ; to bring up, to train,to
"f-niiiui, to be horror-struck,
terrified,form, to teach.
-

to

quake

with

terror.

abandon,

X^n^phiT,tr^li"pfiiT,
kgiu) vn.
habituated,to get
,

^^nufioAuij;
vu.
uiguu
to leave off,
to discard
to renounce,

lay aside, accustomed,

to

give up, to
self
deprive one-

; to

to

of ; ^rr.to be softened,

huge, monstruous.

with,

to

practiceof,to take
practise; 4/1^ to become
to the fire ;
"u^uimniJt

[horribly. a bent,to

JiJnui^uiiMiiu
ad. simply,solely,only :
a. gigantic,
lAnu^uiillfP^iup
colossal,

familiar

inured, to grow
be in the habit or
or

to be
used

aceustumed

inured

to become

to, to inure oneself

labour, to become
industrious;
ju#_
obdurate
to become
or
'iijtpiui.nt.pi,
to

-,

s. privation,
\Snu^n,.p-liiA
voluntary

hardened

in

iniquity.
poverty.
U"'"4r"".%s. horror, great fear, custom, habits, manners,
tice,
usage, practrembling,shuddering,terror, dread,
mode,
use, bent ; mpq^, "imp
fashion ; S.2,^"'i"u"/';
dismay, fright,
new
apprehension; 4t_
^mgkuii_-^
-,

of the hair; if-nqn^Hh ancient

hiifUMiutiifiuAut^i a panic spread mhi,
through the army ; "i^"i""i"4/tu"j
pij
jnn.[,

bristling
up

muMpmn.k'K' "t'^"i"'abuse, corrupt practice; ^u*^

bad habit,ugly way,
?.""/.2_
I was
seized with horror ; mlti-u pt.
sad or nasty trick ; " -p-k
according
to terrify,
to strike with horror, to custom, as usual ; g ""f^ -pif
out
/"*"/_.
-t /,t.^_
to make
one's hair stand on end.
of use
or custom, unusual; g
UnuiJ/iiT,tjp va. to paste,to glue. n-.ir, as is his wont, according to his
not our
JinuiJtm-lR s. pasting; mar.
tarring. custom
; Jtf, ^nc%/i"^ -litis
habit
not
in
the
custom
we
are
of;
\}aiinp^,
to,
f, or nj s. throat,gullet,
is second
use
^ini-P-fk
gorge : uvula ; -to;
h^f,va. to gargle. kplipapif.
|]"i^, s. famine, dearth, scarcity, nature; S. {[t^wlint-P-ftL-'b.
ad. by famine.
Mn^lpp^ ply s. use, habit.
penury; hunger; ^
fice,
'^ntlaip.yii
a.
Wap, 03 s. hole,bore, opening,oristarving,famished ;
suffer famine, to famish,
mouth
to make
uin.'blri,
; den, lair,cave, cavern
;
pmg,

customs

-,

ot

-""-

mill-trough; * mill-hopper;
from famine
or
hunger ; -jumC, * boulders,large pebbles.
to
starvati on ;
a.
a. dying of
entering, hiding in
Wnpujirai-m
u.n.'i,lri_,
ary
holes
"
secret
starve to death ;
or
places
^npi,^i_,
; lonely, solitil^ilri_
to
to
to
to
be
to
t
o
starved
enter,
nestle,
death,
-Jiue,pj'vn.
ipMlrij
;
hide
to
die of hunger.
to
kennel, to
in,
[famish. creep into,
lead
retired
live
to
to
a
to starvo , to
life,
retired,
vu.
lUn^lrjni.jiuitir
withdraw
solitude.
into
UniitifihguMf vn. to be tormented
with famine, with hunger, to be famished
MSnpuy ng proTi. o. his,hcrs, its.
starved
to suffer
\Snphlia. H. w. sorech, choicest,
through
,
most excellent; * bot. Indian millet.
hunger.
'[^nptiT,
tj^ vn. to flow,to run out,
nailfp pg a. accustomed, used to,
to
to
usual,
leak;
inured, trained; customary,
creep into a hole ; ui^^,
become
to
to
wont
familiar
weak, to have the sight
habitual,
ipihij
;
;
fail
used
or
be accustomed
to ; ntq
dim, to water ; unpkuii^
or
grow
kp
sunken
he was
wont
in the
eyes.
as
to, as he was
u"i_.e hollow,
to starve

-uni-k

a,

fering
famished, suf-

mech.

-^

"

"

habit of.

to
VU.
liaplrgncgiiAkir

causo

to flow

unh

unh

G48

Wni-^uiiuA a. light, thin, slender,

dream.
[fleeting
flimsy.
with
sleep
flow
out
s.
to
light
vn.
\}"i.iliuini-p2_i[,%l^
often,
t-i/fi
MiipunphiT,
little
little,
less,
leave
a.
a
the
to
JJni-iiuiaui^uii.
ranks,to be
abundantly;
*\iauiru.p*. large table-cloth, [less.
dispersed,to disband,
" D""*; a.
\}"^%, u%y s. S. l]*""'-*71i""j""y
a. theirs ; of those.
nj) pron.
little.
ad.
a
little; "?'
\}ni-u,,ii"r
vn. to faint from hunger.
Um-iui^ u"y s. short spear, javelin.
a. U. w.
Un"-""/"^"/'
vile,bad.
HnL.%u.inP". staff,
javelin-shaft.
U/i..^,u^nj s. mourning; grief,sorrow,
fjni-'buMt-irf'
\jnt-puu/"^nn*
sadness;
afi"iction,
weeping,
i".
room;
"" mush-*" "^i"*
time
of mourning ; "iuA^
Uni-H' "Mw
i-ni^pf ui-nj
*
med.
fungid
cork;
pumice
;
^tpi uf-nf, mourning clothes;
mn-.
excrescence
fungus ; bot. sonchus,
"bni-i^,
ntXhu to go into mourning, to
,
wear
mourning ; to be sunk in grief, sow-thistle ; Pn.^u,L.np toadstool ;
fall ;

or

the

weaken

to

sight.

s. boi. hermodactyl.
WniA^a/i,

o.

/"ululiajmushroom
afflicted ; [" ifiouiifc^,^uMiikiTu/u^
desolate,

to be

ketchup ; uih-nu u'bliy mushroom

bot. amaracus,
s.
*\ini.uuiJ'uiuti,

lUiikij'buu.lijto be in mourning;
to put on mourning, to be
"ly.h'bni.ij
-

clad

off

in

mourning ; Pniin--i_j-

mourning,

for,to

weep

over,

"ruiliiraii_
liu,i_
g
lOr

"

"

he gave

to

himself

up

inconsolable

nh^nutrlal

to bitter

4tm

l"Ujjn

grief;S.

pole ; -n^f,s.

submersion

waning.

; ast.

JJiuiuMujp^
edge

U ni-^iu'likJ',
t;a. to
Irjli
ijp,1]o"_^t"/",

steel

or

arms,

weapons

"

t"

"

to draw

one's

fight with

sword; 4""-""-t"^-""^
"

swords

the sword's
in

/" """//" -f at
f ikn-ffu sword
;

point;
hand; S. ITtf..
0"^/..
-

sword-armed

plunge, to sink,to immerge; to cover,

to hide ; -["J'vn.
to be plunged under,
sunk; to be hidden,lost,to disappear,

guard ;protospatharius; -4n"-n-a.

to perish.

wound

IJ""-^^,u/tiiinj.
_p, uni^lip ". spear;
bayonet; ^J^-t^^- to bayonet; -uMi,u,p

to be wounded

^ni-ukpuiliuM^
-iilp s.
,

wilh

sword

;
kill with

or

-4"'/"mnXyj'
a
sword;

"

with

sword

ad.

play ; -Jhplia.

4. whistling;
V|ni-^t.ia
hissing.
s. Ar. ui. sultan ; -u/biniT
Wnt-imuiii

s. U"

wearing

vn.

with

"#f
a

naked

sword,
in

hand;
gladiator;

in hand

sworded

a.

wp

ib'i't-u

;
; swordsword
; ad.

alarm-whistle.

to

sword-

the

drawing

ed
arm-

va.
-

killed with

or

thrust ; -^tt
''"
able,fit for war;

bayonetted; -un-np a.
a
or
bayonet.
[toreceive with hisses.
u.f4 s. swordsman
-iTuipui
to fight sword
l)n"-/;fe"/"i
t^jtvna. to whistle ; to hiss,
-^it^,
whistle ;
*
U"'^/fe_
s.
swordsmanship
-iTuipuin^lt
u/^^^f^^
armed

a.

sword.

[lead,minium.
ruddle, red ochre or
a.
falsc,untruo, lying,

to become

a -; -m^pj, s. dignity of a
U""-"'/"
t s.
sultaness.
Dni-ii"
s
f.
-ni-^li
sultana,
;
umnj
U""-"ti
untruth,
uijij a. little ; brief, short, deceitful,fallacious ; s. falsehood,
fib ; ad. falsely
succinct, concise;*dear, high-priced;
story, lie,
; pt_
I

bot.

luiiut^ls-uni-

-ft,
erysimum, hedge-mustard; liuMJUip
swordsword-bolt
-/.
; J-uiuiumlJ^'u
knot ; j'"pt"'chi_ ~l' sword-cutler
;
-[i sword-thrust;jypliuii,uii_
4"u/ini.'i""to

-44-""*. nadir; antarctic

or

falchion, blade, brand ;

backsword;
"""-/*, side
-

./*.
Qi^/^jf
[whitehandkerchief;veil.
Uii-T-'o^i
s. L. w.
sudarium,
[""iiJiip
chem.
s.
\}nM.qu,/j
precipitate.
l]n"-^i"^ui%
a. immerged, submerged;

-i.-

princeof death,

w.

\\ni.uhpuiji s. sword, glaive,sabre,

4"".

to be

....

[Satan.
H.
s.
\}nM.ni,uip

mOUm

bewail; ft

wLuinIIinL.h

"

joram.
mar-

leave

to

mourning;
tO

ji ly^/iiynt^/inL-p

uiiLbnt-/

"

of

to go out

sauce,
bed.

short;

gr.

(");

s.

mus.

/'V' ["''^or

an

Armenian

t^i

pt-..

note

little;

p-^
time before; -/A^^iuV
some
ju.ii.iu2_,
little before;
a
/auitf-njit,
f'i-ilP't
time after ; ju,..lri^gu,ji_ ki-u
some
word
one
\"hi_,
more
; [" p.u.'uu pu._
in few words
if
li^mim-pi f^
;
-

a.

"

"-

lie ; innocent

falsehood;

kp^i-ui-m,,
perjury,false oath; -^c_
.falsewitness ; -^s^ .false christs,
i^uf/
anteehrists
false ;
to lie ;

uiJkiL-i-llh absolutely
-

fuouhi^uiut-^,to

S. \iui^iiii.muilruini.Pptiito shew
/uu/i'p
,

white

or
u,a.%t-f_
f

most

to
flatly,

the falsehood

tell

untruths,

^uHitru to

give

tradict
con-

the lie to ;
to
of, deny, to

m\i.

m\i.

6 60

bacchanals

dionysia, dionysiaca,

orgies.

to threaten, to
Haiuin.'/iiuir,
iii^uMj va.
threats
utter
to
against; 4"/".
menace,

h-.u'iinL.ah
s. place for sacrificing.
WuiuAq.uiiim'ii

slaughterers,(titleof an Armenian
superintendedimmolasatrap, who
\)uiu/iil,".//aA
[tions).
a. Spanish.
s.
]3-iii,/iilia,jj[i
Spaniard;-^

the

-s.

Wmuin-ni-iuit nj
,

in

ening
threat-

[ening tone.
threat,threatft s. end, term,

manner.

-m-Hh
\juiu,nin,-Ji,

ruin.

with

to threaten

eyeing
U"/ra"t",u/%4*"'"fl''

of the

Master
''" Gfi"3'iid
Uu/'K^'T-n^V!^

s.

or

extremity; summit, top.

s. exhaustion, consumpous;
l].^u.".n.^;ft
tion,
\}iii,j7i[,^,
-^nii a. killing,murderconsummation, destruction,
loss;
s. assassin,
murderer, homicide.
terml
termination,
cessation,
a. sanguinary,bloody,
\}uiia%n,ii",^,i,%
\iuiiun.uuiai-ii.
[i a. total, entire,
cruel; murderous.
[tion.
extreme
assassinacomplete,
; ad. extremely, to
J. murdor,
nuiu/bnqni-pi,
last
the
U"
extremity, utterly,entirely,
"J a. Spanish; ". Spaniard.
-/,"_a?/ s. killing,
er,
murd]iuiu/iini-Pl,
totally.
function,
homicide, assassination ; execution
yu/uiu, n"-y s. service,office,
employment; want, requisite;
butchery,slaughter, carnage,
trimmings, apmassacre.
furniture, ornaments,
parel,
MiMiain.
moveables, luggage, clothes,
s.
end, term, consumption;
sils;
quite,all, goods, service of plate,vessels, uten/" ad. totally,
entirely,
last
to the
dinner-service; meats, victuals,
thoroughly; Jp-^i. [,
extremity; utterly; Jlfii^i.
f, u,,jj.lfi,
repast,dinner, treat, feast; pomp,
till
the
of
hntjih
extinction
earnestness,
% 'I'Z^'l
train, equipage ; care
the dynasty of the Arsacides
naments,
orsolicitude ; -^ klih,ib^L.njchurch
; Jpiihi.
last
the
breath
decorations, plate,chalice,
i
^'iSJ'''o
tpiapA
;
in the public
tion.
its destruc"c. ; t
I,Jji^nj he achicTed
ij,,,fi,
'^"^jpi-'i'l'uMg
-

"

-,

"

service ;
armed

a^ufMn.uiq^'i,
tjlpiu-g

to serve, to take
service,
Ii-nfj
to worship
minister;
n,^iri_lipu,lif,,
fire ;
inui%ifi_
4"-n_3 to worship
luiriuii
idols ; llfli^l
["
m-^nt-^
mat^i
to serve, to be in service; 4"./.4u.'*.t/^,
mu,[_ni-Jk^ lyk^uitih to pay tho last
honours
i"""%t^ m-fuuM^j to obey
;
the passions; witutliuiii
J'uiuint.^ui'jil
idol ;
mt^
lu'iiAp, to be one's own
to
care, to keep,
%hu to attend well,

at all

[i

from head to foot, cappoints,armed

a.
a-pie; -"ipiuiliiu'i,
military,warlike ;
-i
of the shield, shields. managing
exercise; -^/.itirya. to arm, to arm
at all points,totally;to equip, to fit
one's
to buckle
vn.
on
out; -ifpilid"

to

to be

armour,

armed

clad

in armour,

to be

cap-a-pie;-^An^jis. complete

armour,

ness,
har-

accoutrements

arms,

out
fitting

; -^

"/^^u./"preparatives
,

for

war.
[consumed.
to be wholly
\iui,un.,u!tu,f,i
vn.
iliiiliiT
]iiji,un-irir,
tr^p vo. to oxhaust, to
to dissipate,to absorb, to
consume,

swallow

up, to eat,to devour

; to coDito destroy,
to
to ruiti,
plete,to finish,

reduce

to

sumed,
nothing ; -/..rvn. to be conto
drained,exhausted; decay,
to dry up, to finish,
to cease, to stop ;
klfiinii^lip
uuiu,,i.ku,[_
ti^ they were
exhausted, quite tired; uuiuin-kpqop^
himself
"i"-l3[iiJi,
"iiphe wore
out, his
strength declined.
,

consumer.
\}iiiian.[,^.i.

full of
a.
li"i"in.%iail,j/
menaces;
;

-^/:^ ^A^j
,

s.

threats

or

threat,

ace
men-

insult,bravado; -{ruV,a. threatening,

menacing.

ni^h-f_,mu/iihij ^mpliMMabfr^t

"

-ni.

"

""L,

-,

guard, to watch, to spy, to lie in

wait for; to eat, to dine ;
m-mt^ or
to regale,to entertain,to
lihpuiliplij
u"^"4'"*'-z_'
give an entertainment;
to

to

i^hu

prepare

the

requisitesfor

kp }"puM^,.ir
ipu"ikuii_
oppressedby a multitude of
he
things, was
very busy.
s. general of the army;
WufuiuMU[u,[i

the Mass
he was

"m-

s,
-nt.[3-^Jii
ii-ntii^
, picked cavalry;

generalship.
a.
waiting, attending;
]}ufiaiiiu^nn_
-nt?

s.

service

-4fj S. ^ui^noiiui^fij
.

to serve
va.
}Ju{,iiuui^uip^lrir
; -4""/"function ;
4nL/?f "-% s. service, office,
administration;i/."^"ffr^^ to inure
-,

or

to service.

accustom

U u/f"/iiu/n.u"^ipiliiF
vn.

service;

-n-ni.

a.

to be

sent

to

served, honoured,

011b

respected;-mmpni-Pli
cupboard
patfi

u,^
".

ca

S. Wuiiuuui^m/t,trize,
to

close ; -a/iiuij;

""j""y

vn.

to

skin over, to become

healed,
cicatrized,
for gold " silver
to leave a
whole ; -lut/nt-tju/bhtr
va.
a.
to spot.
serving, providing,purveying; scar
on, to scar
; to stain,

plate;'-.

functionary.

attendant
l]"Y'"""""-''"'
*"

S. U*-""t""*; "" *" Gr. w.

*.
1]""/''""
sphynx (pZ.
-es).
[albumenize.
^"^llms.chem. albumen; -biTva. to
U'Y^na'4 ""5 a. white ; s. white,

servant,

valet,domestic,waiter; lictor,
usher;

belonging to servants or to
servile ; s. servant
service,
; -""4fjS.
%iuiui"^iiuliltg
hgff vn. to serve,
; -hj;

o.
uiliui'b

to wait

white

lead, ceruse
coin;
; silver
pearl-powder, "white;
iratpn.uipu,huu
-

^/A^^,
zinc-white, oxide

on, to

assist;to administer,to
bestow, to confer; ifmn-uy n"-^in4^,
to serve
to a person's glory;
"^.".
to
accomplish or execute
iTuiifi, fulfil,

dressed

-".

in

white;

of zinc ;^

mnAt^,

^.white writing;
white
U"v/""""'4"""'/'^

chalk ; -^n/j"a. white, white-coloured,

whitish ; -ii.t-q_s.
flake white ; -q^hiu^

order

or command;
to be
vn.
-/""/"
ministry;
-nt.p'f
s.
served;
service,office,
^al'a -tft./m /ija. dressed

an

'

administration,dispensation;

"

to

whiten.

in white;

to the
consecrated
"piyip Nuns
^uiii^tultlr^
l^uautuMtifrij
Holy Virgin ; -Pyp or RnpJl, S. Uajf.
iTiuuiiit-qiuuh^j

to
Ijini-u

serve,

to be

servant,

to, to attend, to wait

sf.maid-servant,maid"
-ni,e,l,
service

to do

upon;

uiuiliuiif-njii
; -lip s. grey hair, hoaria.
; -[uiym
spotted with white,
speckled,dapple-grey,
-luu,n.%
grey;

ness

a.

guardian; sf.assistant,helper,sick
woman's

black

"

a. whitewhite, grey ; -if'ib

white-fleeced
a.
; -li[iiiii
; -4""'*'-

armed

nurse.

vn.
Huimulrir,
L-jfi

forward
spy ; to

to

hope for,to

pect,
ex-

wait for, to look for,to look

to ; to observe, to watch, to

to

reserved

; to be

serve

for.

white-haired
white

horse

-ijia.

mounted

on

white

-^/"^.il'phe *"

draught mules

(colour
; -irm^a. white
whitecoat ) ; -J'uiiiJpi
a.

of animal's

bodied, "fleshed,

of clear

ion
complexbinos;
s. servant.
|]a{u""^{r
i uliiujj
; -JhpP- a.
; s. ala. waiting for-iToiincua. white-bearded; -.
l]"Yu""/"^
s. intcndancy
l]u/"uu^i"i"/"'"nn"./?^/i"-tr
;
jkiia a. very white, all white ; -^uM,r,
to whiten, to become
white ;
-p-'hl^iJb High Steward.
u,j,y vnwhite-membered
a.
]iiuiuiiin'i.aii
s.
"!"
waiting,expectation, -"iiij-iuir
; -*/'".
marked
with
white
spotted,
expectance, hope.
{"ry.
; -"""".
luxGr.w. softness,
s.
a.
(]"Yii/i",i"f^u/%^
stripedwith white ; -i"4-"white
Indian saffron.
a. brown
s.
fustic,
; whitish ; -il-a/iu^
l]"v""^'"'i^-^"'^S.
or
hairs;"piuii
"a-pu/u O'^/'^v-^t,;
a.
whitening, rendering white;
al
gener1].^/ii^""o{"'""j.generalissimo,
puip
in chief;-""-?*. rank of general in
s. chem.
dealbation,whitening,
-gni-Uii
va.
bleaching,blanching; -gni.^.u'iitrir
to whiten, to render white,to bleach,
Wuit-iijiA/rj;
t^p va. to plaster,to
poultice,to put on or apply a plaster, to blanch ; -tpayui -ipum. a. snowyness.
whiteto cure, to dress a wound, to bind up,
white,very candid,of dazzling
white-coloured.
a.
[puAtf.
s. plaster,
\iuiiriiu.tp
salve,
poultice,
of white flock;-""_
Uufliinui^t-puiira.
lum,
unguent, ointment,pomatum ; diachyIjufpMtrutl^hJ'i
trqiy O. {ju/puwuM^uAiatf"*
^ "Urp'"i
cerate, cataplasm ;
s.
X^uiliinuilini-P-'li
whiteness,white;
S.
[gallant.
ifiitri_Muilriitu'i.irj:
candidness
splendour ;
a.
WiMihiniaipiun.
^t-p-u^
noblo, chivalrous,
,
white-skinned

,i,ni-a,uu,

"-

-"

Wuiht-nt-u,a. covered

with

honour-

iiuikin^.WuiuiuMm. [able scars.

hoariness

'

""

of the neck.

2-/f

"H"'p"^"3t

itub2i"3

baster
bosom, ivory whiteness, ala-

snowy

uuihat^ s. cicatrix,
mark;
^g. stain, spot,
scar,
seam,
scratch; iu(riri_
stigma; 4t"it^i"*-/l

X^uifiuuit-n/

white
s.
Ou//'""u"^n".^
; med.

"

to heal
("p^J^^ni-pi
,

up,

to cloa-

uM^g

white

of

an

bumen
egg, al-

scale of

white of the eye,

lepers;
conjunctiva,
-

8!t

uso.

usu.

632

sclerotica; lifiu,!,,
spermaceti; ee[7//'*
chem,
s.
X^uiliuituik-M.

albuminous.

^'

albumenoid

l^aiuJiuipb-nq_

strong,
I]i""i4i"^u'j a.'wrongheaded,head,

disciplined
petulant, insubordinate, un-

of dried curds.

"

U'V"'-7-4p.
t/'js.
to study.

Gr.

w.

monks

voted
de-

impertinent, insolent ;
knavish, rascally,roguish; [-JhAuii^,
;

-""

to put off, to
\iui",^"/-t-ir,
tj/i vna.
delay, to defer, to neglect, not to

for.

porizing
temHuint-J-iwi-ffi
,9. delay,deferring,

carelessness

negligence ,

,ibuMi_or -i-"r, tg^ vn. to

a rascal,to
insolent, to become

to rebel ;
grow

or
Uu/nc^f. uiiiifli

ii-nj s.

-,

bastard

sponge

-u

have
disobey, to revolt, to plague, to be""
rendering
badly ; -t^-^j/'i
". "waywardinsubordinate
ness,
; -"../?/..-*
dination,
insolence, petulance,insuborhave
to bemutiny; -p-p -fiiwij,

heedlessness.

i/ni-ui

-n,-Pl"

error.
fallacy,

MiMitif-ni-P-t
s. sponginess.[spongy.
posed
com|]"Yn"-7.
s. Pers. w.tooi
uftu/^nj

care

erroneously;

thinking falsely
s. false opinion,

a.

or

of butter

-6-nt.Jft S. S"'-'

inventing;romancing;

tine.

in

aJcyonium; -^"A_
platina; upp-hi^,2af'.-"

disorderly manner.

falsely.
a. renowned
l]",u.4""/^"."indocile,
to clean
a.
morose,
'^mui.rp.u.li,
or
u,g
"wipe off "with a sponge ; " ,iufl,i.nil_
disobedient, reluctant, untractable,
fro ward, restive;austere, rude, harsh,
to admonish
irtuifli4ri^^p^u,p
tfulr,,,,
to op-kJ", hgl" vn.
kindly,to "warn gently.
rigorous, severe;
pose,
obstinate
to
to resist, to be
,
be
insolent
of
to
rumiuatto
-rt^f
Muimni-p,u,[inj s. duug
;
disobey, rebel,

nulit.nj,
spongy
to sponge,
2^l_iiultitf-uii,

disobedience,insolence,
l].ii/^/^u"",t"/"S.U'^/'7-/"^[inganimals.
s. indocility,
U"//"7-ti/*,
rebellion; rudeness, severity,rigour.
t^f, va. to insinuate, to
introduce
Gv. w. stomach
gently,to bring in privily,
Haimi/h^
;
utj s.
to foist,
I have
to thrust on ;
or
k^r-^hpy
belly; n^ fy jb"
I have
to introduce, insinuate
W'Hptl"'''
vn.
a weak
digestion; /r./-_jio"-t
'^3":i
,

-u

"

or
or

oneself

worm

in,to glide

into, to penetrate,

creep

to

the stomach-ache

dive

\}"ipq.ni.3i,
s. insinuation.
[into.
""
\i"H'iti ll"//"4"'-4
neat, tidy,

gastric;
-u,ju,i,

"

spruce,

*.

ic,
; -lu^mi a. stomachgastric juice;
4/"-/*
.

/i a. having

pain in

the stomach

stomach-ache.

l]"../"/o^,
/y or

clean, terse.

a.

u/j

suppositious,

vented,
inUn./f2^l]n./.i^ U"-^iS.blast,hiss, false,feigned, fictitious,artificial,
,

"whistle,
sound, song.
axle.
XSniiiali,
u3^ s. axle-tree,

\},^'i.^4u,l_.
[,S. U""/?UnAmufu/i, "",". leg-armour,greaves.
,

ical,
fabulous, imaginary, chimer-n^-Pf
romantic, story-telling;
". fiction,
feint,dissimulation,falsity.
to acquire, to
\ju,iM/i,uiJ',
vn.
uMgiy
gain, to obtain, to get; to have, to

to
Wwuifiiau "hiTvna.
possess, to hold ; to purchase, to buy:
lie,to tell lies,untruths,stories ; -nj[, to create ; ^iiumflti
to regain, to
S. \imui/uount.(3-[it.'b
to
oct.
to
falsoly,
"[lu.n^
re-acquire,
recover;
"p.u,i,

Utnujpu/i, S.

"

',

-,

mendaciously; -y^^

a.

ous,
false,mendaci-

achieve

cied,
lying ; -i-y a. not existing,fanchimerical.
imaginary,

glory.

a. pseudoclerical;-i/""-*
l]f."""%""-4^
O'' oil of myrrh.
l)n"-"""A""-i.[s^"'^"

liutuij.,
p -[in% luj s.
w.
-"",
; furlong; q^l/.ynJI/i,
/a^j s. Gr. w. storax; esuu,u/i,uii_, l]i#"ix"^",
to gain the crown
of martyrdom.
titious
a.
false,fallacious,fic\S"""""i'uu,b(i
U".u"f.uiu.
a.
judging falsely;-[h-^
mancing,
ro; -u{,uu,n^ir a. story-telling,
,

Gr.

um
stadi-

S.

speaking lies,lying,
liar,impostor,fibber,
story-teller;-luoum^pt "" lying tale,

"fai-,

-[uou

mendacious

fictitious

a.

u,^

s.

story, falsehood,untruth,
imposture.
)Au,u.ittJS. ^mirhj-; -i,[,i a. lie-

fabulous, lying.
s. receipt,dischargeU"ifu"fii.f./i^
a.
Wuiut^uilfu/h
acquired, possessed,

adventitious

possessive; created,
made.[pier;purehaser,
buyer: creator.
; gr.

Wutui^l,^,
-^ni]^

s.

possessor,

oocu-

U8b

U8h

633

er
metWititujnuMtlt
s. dactyle
-m^""/"n"-/3?
tion,
ramified;
ny s- purchase,acquisi,

property, possessions, goods,

substance,power:

creature; -"^"".
s. great quantity of goods ; S.
nM.pi,t.%

; -MMii-np

branchy; -/""/",
tjmy vn.
to
bud forth,

a.

to

shoot, to sprout, to
to grow.
pullulate,

lie,to fib,to tell

*"
"""t/"
s.
untruths,stories,to impose upon; to
owner, proprietor;-nt-P-jiJu
riches,opulence.
to
[session. give the lie to, to belie; ot./"/"/A,
break one's promise,word
l]u.""3n,.ffi,
s. acquisition,
or vow.
gain,pos1]i"it"r,
hg\,vn.

to

to cause
l)ra""jnt.jf"At-.r
ya.

to possess

acquire.

or

ph^ip

va.io
W^aiiu^ni-tiu"%k,r
provo

false,to

render

s. carrot; "/""/"_
1]"i^"jy/"%,
/(tin)
dx'iif'

to

be

adulterate.

vain,to

parsnip

-,

athamantha.

-iyirl'

-"

madder,

cubic

feet).
X^mhp s. Gr.w. stare (cubic meter;
\iuiirpq.miniS[i
perjury, false oath.
s. perjurer;a.
Winh-pif-ni-Hi
takinga
false oath, perjuring.
a.
yuit-i,pi.p
strayed,erred, roving,
[ 35. 317

J.

Mmutifuin.
a.

infatuated

opinions; -m-P-f

s.

Gr. W.
HmiHpm[iJll^
"C.
Ui"f.^".""
,

S.

false

opinion.

Wmui^u%.
"C.
l^"m^/""-u.

astray

ijuilriiui'iiuij;
uitjui/

t.

to

vn-

collocate

to

tj/. va.
aside, to put

to

way,

to

cause

to place,
collocate,

[chants,

Armenian
Uaitrqi,
modulated
s. mus.
MSmhiips.
piuiifi poet.
to invent,to find
ll""trjr*-"opu,tit#r"a.

misconstrue

-/."/",
fry""7vn. to go aastray, to leave the

;
be

stray, to

out

err, to pervert; to
to misinterpret,
to

to wrest,
distort,

settle,to establish.

to lead astray,
of the right

; -t#/",

to turn

settle oneself.

\iiat-ihir
va.
to

false

S.

St go-car
U'"^'"2_'i'7-nx-t/^

or

with

led

right path, to wander, to err,

-nt-Oh
wandering,
s. deviation,

to fail ;
error.

Wmt-pipis. sterling.
l- or "/ a. sterile
\^aiirp2j

out, to forge ; -pufun^pl s. poetry ;

; -u/t,u,ir,
fiction,invention ; -i-npit f s. creator; luguj
sterile,
-[iW.lrgmjvn.to bccome
creative
a.
vu.
"if-npituiliufb
barren, to be past breeding; -m-Pf
; -if-npirhtr
to create ; -^npifm-P-liti,s. creation ;
s. sterility.
ed;
-ftp "" innate,inborn ; -^uA a. creatJJuitc y s. hair,camel's hair ; -"""_
invented,factitious,
s. chem.
forged; plaunhairing,scraping
stic; PuM,l,",.'Jh
off
hair.
the
-liu,%n^[3-'$
ing,
moulds.
a. of camel's
hair;
-A-y"-4
plasticity,
small staves.
I]"i4^ s. weaver's
modelling; -{fj ip-t-rvn. to be
created together.
XimJ^Uf uinfiuinjnll_Or
S. SpOCd,
to
to
va.
haste,
a.
\iu,iriip-uj%hir,
d
iligence
*/i
frequent,
create,
alacrity,
;
ly;
produce from nothing ; to form , to instant;ad. frequently,
often, instant,

figure;

to find

"""-

ad.

ten,
quickly, hastily;very ofcontinually,
incessantly; umluiuMi.
in haste,in a hurry, quick,
or
uin,\_ad.
crcaturo
tion,
l].nt^*n"-mafast, with great speed or alacrity;
; inven"_j g.
production.
eagerly, hotly;
4"^., to persevere
to be assiduous, stedfast in, constant
a.
Wmhiip^ni-uiirni
in,
inventcd,
^
g
false.
devised,fictitious,
in,to apply or addict oneself to.
l]m/. uu,ni-n) S. hOUOUr.
invention.
s. creation
s. Gr.w.
sticharium,Greek
1]u""-"^a-n".a"
\iu,l,[uujp
;
ecclesiastical
Xiuilr^,
o
r
s
.
garment.
niifb ifpi qnu'iip braHch,
S. brCaSt,
bough, shoot; stalk, stem, trunk;
U w^f% utnhuMb
uinf^-uAj
^
anat. focil ; gr. dactyle mxis.
key, stop; bosom; teat;^^. source, spring; -^
;
S. U'"*-?^;bot. umbel; -hjunj, pillar tupni-fipap ;
Ifnilni- n^j^uipji "C.,
Ot
smoke
; uutl-nnLtio
nipple,udder, dug; /r uu,ku,%, at the
ui9muM%u3LuMti
branches
of a candelabrum!;umkuptJiip breast ; iTu/iini-li
suckingft umh,u'ii,
child ; a-oinhi-nnhmi
of
titnh-tuiTp.
girt
hi0:pnt.u,g antlers or branches
stags' horns ; umt-^niAp ,f.iu^,uilif,about the paps; liypuilipk-i^uuikunTp.,
to suckle, to give suck, to give the
keys, key-board, finger-board of a
breast to ; tl'^Llr" ^o suck, to draw
to
branch
piano-forte;
uMpia,lihi_,
to
breast ; S- 'laimni-giuiiyir^
the
ui'ii^uiii^i_
ramify; -.""J^^ a. ramifying
out,

out, to invent,to contrive,

forge.
[author.
\Smlriip^lif^,-itnii_s.
croator;inventor,

"

to

"

tan-

"

Bsn

forming
,"nlr.u%j'i,

adolescence

in

breasts

rounding of

or

the

usn

634

l
*-/i.uy_

-k

"

from

below

under, from

neath
be-

or

; downwards.

to subdivide;
\i."npu,pmJ^uA,tirva.
give milk; /"irni." umhui'li__
innhiu%g
s. subdivision
; -p*-/" "c.
hanging to her breast; -p.u,J-uiiMni-UiM
gi^i ^,u[;hu,i^,
"c. ; -p%".4 a. living
S. il^,",p",pfr^
ioned
lu'iiliu/b
^yifj, thy breast are fash-^
to

hope

uuiL-utbq jop jtifn/

f
my
womb.

l"^^

jii"

from

my

Uut^iYtiT,
tj/i va.

to

to press,

to

hurry

nmfiuiljir
^i ufi^nfu^'m^u

resist the desire

cannot

to

inscrip-^{'p "" tion

a.
tive
descrip-^pwiiiA
; signature
;
wards
ad. with the head down; -f"ni.fi
;

; -f-phiT va.
sign; to depict,to

to

subscribe

; to
to trace,

describe;

figure,to design ; .-fp"'/.

to

signer,

*"

s. subscription;
subscriber; -q.pnM.p-l,

signature; description;-n-mn

er
low-

s.

a. gr.
inferior class ; -nmuiuliatii

or

submit,

to

subjunctive;-q-makiT va.

earthly,

a.

-f-tat-uMn.

mundane
terrestrial,

strain,
con-

sitate,
oblige,to force, to necesto pursue
to
closely;to solicit,
to
to
to
hasten,
hurry,
expediurge,
ed,
ate; -fiirvn.to be pressed, constrainmake
to
forced, obliged;
haste,

to

earth

the

upon

mother's

subordinate;
place or put under;
a.
MmpMiiniui/iu/ii
pressing, urgent,
to
-q.p,n^u/b,
overcome;
imperious.
[pressure. to subdue,
vn.
"c. S. YfJiP-m^puiti'i/ri
"c.; -liuifuliJ'
constraint, urgency,
\3u.[,uini.t"
s.
to be hung
1]m/"^f.u"4"'%
a. Stygian.
up, suspended; -4"y' for
ordinate,
a.
storax.
subaltern, inferior, subject,subw.
\iin[".putis.Gr.
to

to

s.
l]i"^^"^n?"
uy

Gr.

f^pp

five

the

serving; sublunary,

; ^/A^
of the

verse

w-

poeticalbooks

Bible.

to ;

point,
ymlipu,U"./!p".Gnjv.element,
note
or

line,verse;

-t./",

tj/.va.

to

put

divide

in verses, to versify.
\}a,iiirir,
vo. to adulato,to flatter.
irgli
a. weaned.
XSwliiui^uimnig

MSuHiu/iikir,
bgl, va.

to

surmount,

to

prevail;to hurt,to injure,to wrong,

to prejudice,
to damage.
to be taken with
JJuA^uiir,
vn.
iuji[i
a spasm;-^"u1i/"i/.
a. spasmodic; -^"o*p
s.

spasm.

or
\juiiti^ts-ty
n-ftutjO-^w.
l-p or
4 "c. a. at the breast,sucking ;
_3/.
"/q

uiqiy

strial;
terre-

subbe subdued, ject

jection,
sub*. submission,
-litynt-P'h

-liuyl"rvn.io

subordination; -^t-" J.comma;

to shorteu, to dock,
to
to cut,
retrench; -^y/Aa. inferior;
als,
s. terrestriterrestrial,mundane
; -^
mortals, mankind
; -%aMfuuSi,2S.
to fall
^huibuiUuMfuu^ii
; -%(^"r,Ifuyvn.
down, to precipitate
; to fall under, to
submit, to yield,to be subject to, to
undergo ; -iitaY. a. subject,subdued;
to subscribe; -^i"t;r va.
va.
-'i,2^'bh,r
to send
to destroy utterly; -n..uj.t"rya.
-limni-puiniilTiTva.

down

4"A

affirmatively;
-o"..
to affirm,
va.

ad.

-uu,pmp

affirmative;-uh,r

a.

to consent, to confirm ;
cy;
to say yes,
sucking-child; 4.""/."4,infanliable to submersion;
to suck. [-.//J,
a.
lullaby. -uni.Mfu.liu/ii
-

vn.
-ii-filrir

Wu/iiinn,,

uij)

sf.nurse,

wet

"

va.
Irpq. -unM-ifhir

s. anat.
l}.."n"'"oV//i
diaphragm.
Gr. w.
".
|]".ni'^nf./i
chanting of
alternate
voices.
psalms by
U ."""/" s. Gr. w. sword-edge.

l]iiin//L"%
luj

the

/?ftA

affirmation.

or

indubitable,assured, positive,
veritable,real, authentic,
infallible,
ad.
edly,
genuine;
surely, certainly,assurmeans.

"!" stoical;
.?. stoic
U'"w/'4*"'"*'

.o^

stoicism.
"fufi.if.,

IJmn,,
s. bottom,

the under

or

lower

part; /.-,,undor, underneivth,below;

terrestrial

ny

ary
pkl'g s. sublun-

things.

a. underground
'^"M.npyplipkuii
J
,

s,

subterranean
s.
Ximnpt-M-

sure,

all

pole;comma.

^^STmhutouM

O.

or
l]'i"n^4-"""p
pk^

sured, by

s.

y^tnnpiuDtupy

to be

submerge, to immerse,
bottom, to ingulf;-"""-.

to the

s. antarctic
1]""'/"""i"

-fif,hai^ S. Gr. W. pot,

of honey.
pitcher; Jp Jkqn,. a cruse
Minnjui J s. Gr. w. portico,porch.
|]"/i"yf.,
ni.if.uig a. true, just,certain,
,

to

to send

;
pr.

ad.

a.

u.'iy_p
-

the inferior part, the

inferior,
lower;

under, beneath,

down, below.
U"n"7^^pt^y

; a.

tunnel.
derneath
un-

/"
underneath,
"

or

[or roller.

pkuig s. weaver's beam

II"""/"/"*".
p'i'nga. s. inferior,low;
lower
ranean;
part or end, bottom; subtertartarus, hell; 2,'iw Low,

usn
er

Armenia;

usn

60S

\i^np[.^
Coelesyria
; -^

etymology

derivation of

or

word

irpipp bowels of the earth ; //

w^;- -ut-pj,s. truthfulness,veracity; etymology;
miiAlru to set, to go down, to disapad. etymologically.
-opi/i,
,

-"

Vaiapi^ip
i^a s.hidien places.[pear.
,

lowest.
a. lower,
Uwf^u'f.i^t'

\imnp%uiii
utj s. unfler garment.
Muinpitut^iai
ly,
-lyi,a. inferior ; earth,

S.

-^'up^

"

with
n.- authentic
-?"/'/"
; written
to
write
with
-/f^tiTtia.

terrestrial ;

ad, truly ;
^4'"" a.
\}inni-i^iuptap
knowing thoroughly,well informed ;
certain,sure, true, certified,
verified;

T"fc"A."{pra^^.

tainty;
certainty
cer-

tic
-fpn^-P^ s. authenrectify;
ratification
writing;
; -/"o..a. truth; to

sublunarians.
|]ii"i^^%;
U""''/"''7u"(/i/%
a.
categorical;-^t_
s.
attribute
1^
fcjf va. to spe; -^fr./",
cify,
to
;

bute
ascribe, to attri-

to

express;

-^nL-p-fs. predicament,class

dox;
speaking,truthful;-i-ui-uiu, a. ortho-4i/;"i-i"a. very erudite,learned,
most

category,kind.
Gr.W.
}imnpn,ltr%[,

Wainpnu, [y
robe

skilful ; -uiu,,"ni-,rS.

doubt

mountaiu

or

truly,verily, in truth, without

s.
sharp-sightcd; -mhun,.pt

S. 1]""7"-

foot of

g.

skirt of

expert

ly,
"H^^u (id. Certain"St^/LuptniuuiwtnnM-ir
'j

ness

keenness
fig.

of vision.

cloak

to veU""nc.^"-"r,
rify,
; train of a
ty/.va. to certify,
to assure,
to affirm,
to aver, to
gown;
".".-",/^^^^tA, at the foot of
the mountain
form
a.
trailing prove; to examine
; -aipmpi_
thoroughly,to inOne's gown,
clothed in trailing
oneself
of
the
to
truth
robes;
quire,
enof,
uiuiuiJ'ni-iCufi,trailing
to ascertain; to trace etymoloTfk-^
gown
;
" train.
promenade in gown
"n^flipi
s. verifier.
li,"ni-j.p^
[gies.
a

or

Jiuinpni-qp". tunuel.

]jinapai.um [,

ad.

beneath

ffOm

bolOW,

under.

or

s. anat.
l]""'"-7""
oesophagus.
y^mnt-i.ni-P'^
s. cortaiuty,
surance,
verity,as-

inous;
\SuinL.iitp
u.ja. large,great,volum-

verification.

thick, dense;

\Smni.kpui^ s. shadow ; fy. shadow,

strong, lusty;
gr. harsh , close ;
f.ni.%^ pu/iiuili figure,sign; -^, shade,manes,
ghost,
vain shadow;
a-u.i^/,1..
powerful army;
numerous,
spectre,spirit;..^i
/J/"^%,great weight.
Jhi^ni. shades of death ; the dark
-^
of great girth; -^
o.
Winm^utpuMpnt^i
tl'zlrp';!the shades of
; -^
grave
p-ifPhiufa. boarded ; -[tiip-hj"va. to
night; /rph^nplH,the evening shades;
board
-hi
boards
; -p-ni.,ip-.9.
; pasteboard;
b M"/'" (I,'"
).
isi"
S. 2,""""""""'.light" shade
"C.
in painting,chiaro-os"//.puiuilji
"c. ; -^uin.
furnished
with
curo
to shade a
a.
^""
f,"iiliuipu
;
iupliii!uhi_
trees
tree
to pass
great
drawing ; pppti. ^- iu'i,giu'i,hi_,
; s. large
; -f u"^4"""
of massive
like a shadow
a. made
pieces or stones ; away
; I'ppi"- ij^ yit
large,very voluminous; -Au,j% l[iruAipiruip^y, life is but a fleeting
very
shadow.
merous,
a. great, nua.g'r.harsh,
hard; -At^nA
,

-,

"

S.

XSmn^-irpuipuHilr^r,
h^fivnu. to spoak
with a veiled meaning ; -pu/iM^
darkly,
iMigu-i
thick or large, to enlarge; to
s.
circumlocution, ambages;
grow
m-P-lii^b
become
er,
stoutad.
or grow
obscurely, shadowy ; -pn/u
larger,bigger,
-piiMp
fatter ; to increase in size,
bol. shadow-grass ; a.
to grow;
s.
producing
darkness
a. thick " sharp-pointed
(night); -^t^ a. shadowed,
; -u/"t_
-umfp
2C*"o. heavy-branched; -^mJlh s.phys. figured;-y/'/"tp"'^ s. sketch,draught,
to
outline; draughtsman, pattern-drawva.
magnifyingpower ; ^"jnu.^ui%yj'
er;
thicken,to enlarge; to augment, to
-f-pttTva. to sketch, to roughincrease ; "phys.
to magnify.
[ness. draw, to delineate,to trace; to draw,
to represent, to figure;-^pnuPj, s.
s. largencss,thick\}inni.uipni-P^i.%
veracious
outline ; sciagraa. truthful,
sketch,delineation,
Hmnt-if-iupiiA
phy
;
a.
skittish,
starting; -A-"
true.,real,veritable;s. etymologist;
; ~^[wpuw
uiirhJ"
to darken, to throw
into the
va.
-ui^uA fl!.. etymological; -"itu/iu ad.
to
tell
to
scure,
to
the truth;
to obshade,
truly; -friT, t^p vna.
eclipse, offuscate,
the
to dim, to tarnish;
to verify,to explain; to trace
-4""ia-shapowerful; -Jht^

-AiuiiT,
f/^if^-;

vn.

to

p-uiW^m,

to
thicken,,

"

USP

uru.

CS6

obscure
dy, shadowy
; figurative
,
S.
umpliu.^ s. slave; vassal,
l]"i^"""-(.
symbolical; U"""-tf""'5''/""";
~k'^P"i
servant
^ii-nhrfSu,
serf;
;
shadow-like
subject,
a.
; -ia^i^p^f
; figurative
,

seiamancy

s.

shadow

dispersing
(light); -4n"^ *.

"iMi"Mib-a.

darkness

or

umber, umbra;

-Jhii-

a.

covered

in the house.

born

slave

U.n^n^tiTDO.tospin rouud.
repent,to

to

vn.
u'J'yy
U.../i"^*'"""r,

with

with repentance,
scure regret, to rue,
shady, dark, obwith contrition.
touched
s.
sciamachia;
; -iHupmni-P-lit.'ii
with
to be covered
-"iiuiir,luju,/
vn.
0"//^"% or inL.m, s. repentance,
morse,
grief,rein
sorrow,
immersed
ed,
darkenshade,
regret, concern,
shadow,
[pent.
compunction.
obscured; to grow
cloudy,dark;

shadowed,

shadow,

a.
-%iim/ruii_

in

monics
arf. like

a.

sitting in the

shade

to

va.

passing;

to reto cause
U",^"u#j"iL._5."*t,rt;a.
a.
S.
-^{Hi^
Mtypiiuni-li
;
ypmpkpii/ii
^tmni,
s
harp-witted;
long-headed;
pinnacled mountain ; -^t* a. armed
-

sharp weapons

with

-u,lraiu^

armed

iots
iu,n.^ char-

scythes ;

with

-/3i-i. a.

a-

or
-/?"-fi a. flying
ing,
cute-winged;
; fleetS. ^fb,u[,.u.qj
fencer;
-^ui^s.
S.
(^iliuipmmni.,li)
swiftly;

-mn"-S"

obscura

camera

ing
; liv-

obscurity; -lunfim-Pfs. gnoS. l)"""-t/""""/""^

; "nfuitn
; "u^^u
a shadow;
darkly, obscurely;

dim, to obscure;
shadow-like, dark, obscure

-mirir

be seized

to

; -pl/lnrva.

to

shadow,

"c.

killed, slain
-junq^nii^

with

u.

drawing ; -[ilint._ sword; -4-"'y/" pointed,sharpened;

plague,epide-ttnL.pi s. pestilence,
Plii, s. geom. projection; -jv/j s. gnomon
to
with
mortality.
cover
va.
contagion,
; -^m-gu/iihtr
my,
en,
keen-sighted , piercinga.
shadow, to shadow, to shade, to darkyputlti'

to shade

; to shade

""

to obscure; to hide, to veil,to

overshadow; to give shade.
Uu'"*-^ s. falsehood, untruth, story,
fib,falseness,falsity;
_jo"-ju.%t^^,
to give the lie to; to belie.
a. S. U"""/""";adulating.
Uc'oni-^
Uoinf-^^wV/ti/*,
"-jf vn. not to like

listen to,

or

to, to

consent

contravene

clear-sightedness
; -4"^
uinp

uin:bhj'

-i,nn,.j

water-sprout;

w.

va.

put

court

|]^.u4""(,
""3

small

s.

hall ; small

bed

^"fpif-Ziiqcurtained

;-

; -uiik-i-

a.

Umn^f^'*'"'*"
a.
eagle-eyed; having
\Spuiii,u;jhM^
penetratingglance.
a. shrill-voiced.
\^paiiii,j%

io^i,

tapestry,arras

curtain, hanging,

"C.

"C.
\jii"iitpiaiigfi-in

sword

loon;
drawing-room, hall,sa-

s.

; -uHig
curtain-shaped

S.

-4"_

or

the

curtain; church-porch,portico,
; corridor.

top,whipping-top,peg-top.

s. Gr.w.
or
j^finii
\]uiliu,",["i.p,

to

sharp-beaked ;

a.

l]^u.4 fj

Gr.
s.
1]u"i./"p^^"

to

pointedshoe.

disobey,

indocile
a.
-"{.uitimi^
-n^ah
or
disobedient; -"f.m'bni.p-fitJb
s.
contempt, disobedience, indocility.
to

perspicacious;
eyed; ^3. clear-sighted,
ty,
-""-/3?s. piercingsight;/5^.perspicui-

al's
gener-

S.

to desire
\Spu.ir\n.
earnestly,to

quarters.
tent,habitation,or quarters, head-

long for, to sigh after.

born
yinp/ju,!)-^!

of

slave ; -"/""_
ish,
a.
6-"i"/"honouring slaves; -jpi a. slavservile ; -imi/". ""j"/ vn. to be or
become
a slave, a servant
; -"^t" ad.
a.

like

slave,slavishly,
servilely
; -jm..

to reduce
^""/bi-j'va.

to

slavery,to

slave,
en-

to enthral.
to
vn.
JJinp/flrir

become

uMniihJ'
XSpuiiruii,

slave.

sword, to
-

servitude,subjection.
Gr. W. S. U^Zt/f"
Mmpnpniinii
Gr. w. strombus, turbin\}inp,i,r
s.
ite,(a testaceous univalve).

to

edge

kill with

of the

ipitru to fall by the sword

sword;
;

-"/tp4

a. acumiuated,
^nt-uypuMdkpti
; -Jkm
pointed;very sharp or cold; -Jfim a.
sighted,
acute-minded
sharp-witted , clearsubtle, penetrating, quick,
pered,
ingenious; -Jfaliirvn. to be well-tem-

S.

.?" fellow-slave.
^""pil'j)
s. slavery,bondage, yoke,
ymft^ni-J,

put

va.

to the

hardened

-Jmnt-Pfi s. acumen,

clear-sightedness, subtil,
ty, perspicuity,
penetration,sagacity;
to be pointed,sharp,
-"iiaiiT,
vn.
tuguif
to end in a point; to pass
to
rapidly,
acuteness

fly,to

go

quickly,to

fleet away,

to

urn

UPS

c: 8

"" zooJ. eoddy-muddy, larus.

*D/'"/'f4
y^ffr^ftS. ^Iruui'li*
/?'tjor
Holy
;
Bpj
s. phial,flagon,bottle;
X^pni-uMli
p-C^ ors/p ify most sacred; ^y"7"4
uy
cruet ; gauge
-13-t
4l"i,Mupn--J^li^
;
temple , church , "c
ping-glas
cupYour
Holiness ; -/3p ad. holily.
s. sharpness, acuteness,
af. holy; sf. saint; Holy
U^ni-/3/.i-%
U^pn.-4/i
point
keenness,
O^ta.% ,^ s. pU swords.
; rapidity,
; subtilty
[Virgin.
aa. sharp-horned.
velocity,speed,celerity; "/in"#j,
ll/"fr"/^/."-/.
shrillness.
to
to
va.
.i"^*/'
\^i,irir,
grind, sharpen, cumen
;
tj,[,
to whet, to point, to set, to give an
a. rather
sharp; s. flageolet.
MlinM^i
setting,grinds. sharpening,
edge, to acuminate ; fig.to spur, goad
}]f,n.-ab
to rouse
or
sharp-eared,[ing.
Uf.#iiJ'/4*a.good,
urge on, to stimulate,
up,
to excite,to stir.
Dp""-*p */a s. leg, shank.
lently,
a. running or
liipi^'Piiij
]il,u/iuiaiia%
flowing vio"i"y s. cabinet, lady's
impetuous, rapid ; j.t"" rapprivateroom, boudoir; nuptialbed,
id

integrity,candour;

"

abstersion;

mecl.

the

of Holies

"

"

river; -/"hp y""f,

with

the

utmost

to

hasten,

haste ; -nc,pf

to
s.

run

; bed-curtain.

thalamus

Dpu^iupa/i,m^

id
rap-

s.

perirrbanterium
;

pile.
to be-,
WpP-uiirvn.to run out of breath.
li^.u^ti/',
tj/"va. to sprinkle,
to shed,
rascal ,
to asperse, to water, to spill,
XSirftliuy
[ij a. s. ruffian
scoundrel, varlet,hired-assassin,
brig- to spirtout, to bathe lightly.
U^/'^n'i'
s. minium.
^P"kl't.^- aspersorium,aspergile
;
[and.
U^///ij.,
s.
sprinkler.
holy-water
flute;flageolet;
upiitf-uig
fife ; syringe; i,ui^npa,ug bird-call ;
s. aspersion,
besprinkling.
\Siiulin,.m,
frozen
snow-flake.
s.
4o^#.".uiiju.i
shepherd's pipe, reed;
*Wpuni-n.
ta
a.
TUliuiii'pu.fu
"Sfo.-u"^t/_
-ifiit-i_,
palpitating;
upbifu,!. to play the flute ;
to pipe.
broken-hearted
palpitate; -pt-i a.
,
s. goldsmith's pincers.
*Wpitki_
discouraged, dejected, despondent;
" milk; -%ngs.
*H[,7C^/iu,ps. coffee
astonished, frightened; mnit^, to
-umufi,, u,^ s. coffee-plantcoffee-pot;
dishearten, to discourage,to deject,
ation
a
s. coffee-house ;
person's courage, to
; -pa/ii
/.u^"*/_ to take away
coffee-room ; -pmp
to frighten,to
house
to
s. coffeel-nlili
disconcert;
dismay,
uij
with
strike
keeper.
astonishment; -^i4y_, to
disheartened
be
s. bol. coffee-plant.
broken-hearted
O^iX'i*//
,
down
1]^"^,"s- chem. caffeine.
east, dispirited,
desponding,to
holy- water

impetuosity.

course,

"

'Wp%ii.uti,uip
u#j s. flute-player.
,

vn.
ySp^i-irir
play
hiss,to whistle;to bray?

to

the

a. hot. St. John's

\Jl,a4nr.%f.

lose

flute ; to

or

want

courage

dismayed; -ptdt-iT,

wn^hiTt
\jpinMVpirf"

wort.

; to be

ed
frighten-

-pt-^^J" S.

"p'itptf'^
"ptr^nM-PptJt

pondency,
faint-heartedness,dejection, desation
Mp"4jpk Wpnpkt I'ji
s. H. w.
seraph;
discouragement, consternall hearts ;
seraphim.
-^.
; -^t"" a. knowing
where
XSpniph-fpiiuilj
with
all
ad.
one's
a.
a.
-Y.ii"././7
heart; -^-^
-^[A
the seraphim dwell;-^aLjnup -j.nJr"i.,a. crying,imploring heartily
; -q.ni-p^
the
auricles of the heart ; -fim^
-/ua^i/p a. where
semble;
seraphim ass. anat.
of seraphim ; -{..A
s. chorus
a. disheartened,
dismayed,struck with
a. seraphic; -Jiupni^p a. pure,
ation,
consternconsternation ; -p-iu,pn,.aus.
holy as
a seraph; -'hiTu.'i,
a. seraph-like;-i;"A
dismay; -/JmAj. S. D^oxupiu^;
a. representing the
seraphim; -u;u"4 -{l-Pa. hearty, sincere ; ad. heartily,
a.
guarded by seraphim ; -""4 a.
sincerely;-^"j a. heart-sick,deeply
crowded
S.
by seraphim ; -uu"p,..u
ious,
afflicted;
-{u//? a. very desirous,anxserved
U^""^t"/i%i/i.'"/
u.
by
; -uuiuni
longing for,amorous
;
ia,At-u
a.
one's mouth
seraphim ; -mli,,
flame
water
seraph-seeing to make
; to inMeswith
(Isaiah);seraph-figured
desire,to enamour;
(saint
-kki_
rob ) ; -"./iu^a. resemblinga seraph
a. heart-broken, "wounded;
;
-Hi^J'
surrounded
-"l-u.li
a.
or
guarded by va. to grieve deeply,to break one's
seraphim.
heart; to rend the heart,to harrow;
s.

"

UPS

UfU.

g: 9
to excite

to anger,

plague.
'^putd'mni-fih
s. indignation,
passion,
ire
-^uMTCya.grateful,
delightful,
pleasing; vexation, anger
spite wrath,
-4""1kni^*. bantering,jeering,
mocking
-p-t to stifle,
rage ; ^i^nt.gui'iiiri^
t/jLn^
smother
the fire of one's
; -il^i- a. heart-shaped
or
; -aij/.^S.
suppress
ad, willingly;
XSptnui^uipJ-^oJ-uMi,
indignation
; S. 2,p"'i^"t'p-'ip
to take heart or couriuiiT, "tgaif vn.
"C.
"C. S. ^jts-quMuptn^iT,
age,
XSpmlttriipiTt
to be inspirited
"C* S. UpuiJin^tff
\}pin%lllf,
Wpinbnt-iTi
; -^pJ- a. pityor
heart-stirring,
*. littleheart ; bot. sap.
pitiable grievous,
U^""7i-(
["cS. Upmm^touching, moving, affecting;-"^"i/.
s, cardialgy;
Upm^iut-nt-'f
uinXhiT
to strike with consternava.
tion,
en
lins. cincture,apron,
Mi^iiiMb^uAlril,
to terrify,
to appal ; ib%lruto be
girdle; dressing-gown. [apron.
struck with terror, to be dismayed,
to gird with
an
va.
W.pialtu.'bhir
to
greatly afraid;-ui^,/.a. re-animated,
U/"/6-u"%^f/',
put on an
a-.^ vn.
encouraged; courageous,
intrepid; apron, to gird oneself with a cloth ;
to re-auimate,to encourva.
to put on, or to wear
a dressing-gown;
age,
~,M{i,q.trir
to inspirewith
to clothe oneself in sackto revive,
^ni-piu
courage,
to vex,

to

a"a". pericardinm
Paii/ipiT;
-lipu/iips.
;

-^

-,

"

to put

or hair-cloth.
spiritsinto,to raise
[ingwith.
cloths, the girding,
or
again or restore a person's spirits; ''^iftuiifni.ai.
to be re-animated,to take
vn.
-upiif.lij'
one's, spirits;-.
a. spread,dispersed;
l)'^/'"l)^^"-"i.
courage, to recover
uf%fni.p^s. bravery, courage, heart, diffuse , extended ; sporadical; ad.
boldness; -n-^irvn. to take to heart, scattered about,spread here " there;
to get angry, to chafe ; -n.ai.^a. touching
pense,
itui^l,.-^
profusely,with great exthe heart, moving, affecting,
er
tendsplendidly;-^ s. dispersion,
; eager, desirous, spreading out, scattering
; touched, moved
; the Spofor
ed,
shockrades
nations
ttm^
burning
; angry, displeased,
; p
; dispersed
to disperse,scatter
fending
or
wounded, exasperated;,heart-ofspread
M-iuik-i^,
new

-u

mournful

-u.ira

a.

heart

knowing

the

everywhere.
heart-piercing
;

thoughts of

U ^t^ptf

the

Gr.

jf.

S. U M't-

trembling
-u.pa^ia. palpitating,

a.
\^,pn,pu.liu,%
for;desirous,longing for ; -^u...
relieving,cheering
comfortable.
heart-sick;compassionate, sorry,
up, consolatory,
solace,
afflicted ; -j"""-"""-/?^"-i
*.
U^n/uitj^*. relief,alleviation,
compassion,
distress
fort,
commed.
consolation,
anguish
grief;
ease,
s
oothing,
pity;
,
balm ; diversion,recreation.
heart-burn; -Mp ad. compassionately,
to allay,
S.
va.
U/'"""". W^ifphj; ty^ va. to relieve,
pitifully;
-^ni-^-At-ir
to
to contouch.
to
to
to
t
o
sole,
soothe,
assiiage,
ufiiil.hJ';affect,
ease,
to
to
to
soften,
a,
comfort,
XSprnt-iy
intrepid,
courageous,
pease
apto divert,
to recreate
of
a man
bold,lively
spirited,
; ""y/"
; to rejoice,
heart.
fent,tender.
ijjhz^u to calm, to assuage, to
;
charm
a, ardent,eager, ferv\Spmkn.uM'ii^
away, to beguileone's sorrow
ing,
or
grief.
U^mfrt/^a. heart-burning, "rend"wounding, poignant, bitter.
seminate,
y^n-irJ;
s. heart's
ease.
trjf,va. to spread,to disH^""4*2f"""-Z3-^'-*
to
to
to
irascible
scatter,
disperse,
a,
WpunTmuMfiuib choloric,
;
-% s. irascibility.
strew, to sow, to propagate,to diffuse;
ypminnttT,h^Jt -[nT, kgaij Vfl. tO to pour out or forth,to open ; "^m.t^
a.

temper,to be angry, out of ^".y/if to strew with flowers.

crossor crowall patience,indignant,in a passion,
bar,
*" iron-bar,
ySip-^ti.
tenon.
raged
[expansibility.
provoked,irritated,
exasperated, enlose one's

he

was

Itlrir

va,

'tis f#M"^
p.uinl^nt-lt
UfUniTinfratuL.
seized with rage; -hgn,.g.u_
to make
angry, to put in a
t

to enrage, to exasperate,
passion,to irritate,
to put out of all patience,

a. expansive ; ~nM.[3js.
\\il"n.niitu^ut%

U^o-nj u#j s. table-cloth.

s. expansion.
y^n-ni.^
V^ptt' "a *" ^'"-'"'" basket.
,

n^/att"ui%ui"/',
lajiy vn.

to

admire, to
85

U-PU.

oou

660

be

! good Heavens
! Goodness
gracs. excellence.
[ious!
\S^u,%ik-ini^
W^a/ii^-JihMp-A^ s. admiration,

admired, astonished,amazed, surprised,

to wonder
at, to marvel, to be
wonderstruck, entranced,in extacy.

ous

'\\_pu,%^a%_p
-^ujni.iihs. admiration,
wonder, astonishment,amazement,

wonder

ed,
^ -^m-Hii kpRtij to be amazastonished, surprised.
monk's
s. Gr. w.
dress,
[i,
WptriT,

ravishment, extacy.

uit-

va.
^^ufb^^m-guSbkir

to render

to
habit; S. S*-*-; iuniint-i_,
friar,to turn monk; (4n"-"""^

mirable,
admonkish

to make
ish,
become
wonderful,to astonsurprise,to amaze, to ravish, imj) to

wonder, to enrapture;
o~3"'-3tt. charming,surprising,
ishing,
ravbewitching,wonderful.

veil ; p-nqnt-i_
to
qhp-h
l^i.-wL.
n^
't is not the cowl
that
"ilk lipoiiuM"-np
makes
the friar ; -aiitrt- S. U^trf^i.op;

of
a.
ij.lr,l_

-u,n.ni-PJ,s. the taking the religious

of givhabit ; -uiplikp"" tbe ceremony
ing

to

to strike with

ing,
charm-

the

take

off the cowl;

throw

surprisingbeauty,
or
graceful,fine;"i^npir s. thaumataking the habit or the veil;
in a monkish
ous,
turgus, wonder-worker; a. miracula. dressed
habit;
-lui-np
prodigious,wonderful; -if.nphhJ' *. monk or nun ; "uiL-npfnfS. 11^4-"/'u#",
to do wonderful
vna.
"uMM-npnt-PtD. Xx^l^'tuMn.ni-PftE^i,
^fff-i/*;
things, to work
miracles ; to do miraculously or wonderfully
Xy^pinuf *. Gr. w. sedge,rush ; rushwell ; -i-npitni-PliLii
[astonishment.
". doing
rope,
with
to be mute
fear or
vn.
wonders, working miracles ; prodigy, *\lfip'/'
vest.
of prodigi*"
veil;
miracle,portent; -jo^
Ui"7."
a.
fij
ous
scholastic.
able
a. s. Gr. w.
JiXpnilyiuuili^iwu
power, wonderfullystrong,admirin strength;omnipotent ;
W^oquipjjitir,
tj[,VU. tO VOll,
a.
llpniltrj',
-[ni-p
with
to
to
be
muffle
to
a veil.
ously
cover
worthy
heard; -"pi a. miraculup,
of
act
forth
s.
bringing
veiling,
covering,
; -^..A S. U^u.'i.. JS^niin-Sh
Do/? S. Upinn^ihot. [wrapping up.
it'll; -h^piH a. astonishing,
surprising;
of an
admirable
form
or
l]o^^ "uj *. Fr. w. shoe ; tp^a,p-ui_
aspect;
hobnailed
shoes.
erful
4/."^a. prodigious,
if.u.d'
stupendous,wond-^
1]oi"
s. plane-tree,
platane ; white
marvellous,
divine;
a.
^^
,
-^"-^
wonderful, superb, majestic, very
poplar ; a. fig.stately,lofty,haughty,
glorious,imposing; -uiu,jitu,n.
a. maghighnificent,proud ; clear (colour); tp[,ilu,p
ing
dazzlsplendid,
mettled, prancing, fiery or spirited
brilliant,
very
,

-.

; -uiuiuint-iTa. related

or

told wonderfully

horse.

well; S. 2,/""'i_"'"/""""'-'^;
a. offered
XSoiiuAnt-kp
-"vt"

to

plane-trees;
ingly,
astonisha.
admirably,delighffully,
platane-like
sumptuous,
-uuipuiu
,
divinely,
marvellously,wonderfully,
elegant.

ad.

excellently,pre-eminently,to
ly
; by a miracle,miraculous-

s. noise,murDof/ui"-^".%
WouiuipliJb
mur,
sough,breath; trembling,agitation
uiaqutpP-nt-^ rustHug of the
;
I

admiration

prodigiously
or
; -,"t"
,
-","-"/y_
ful
mhul-lia. charming,ravishing,beauti-

leaves ;

behold,imposing,delighting
the
graceful,superb ; ~pu,p S- U^"i.

to
eye,

^luinnptr

-p"t_y,""

noise

admirable

a.

stupendous ; -jn^^u/i.irjto render

va.
admirable, marvellous; -ipum.^.^^u,_
a.
\^u/b^ll,
admirable,wonderful,
astonishing, surprising; prodigious,
marvellous, miraculous; charming,

excellent.

Uf "/%^t"^^ itiug s. sign,miracle ;

prodigy,wonder, marvel, phenomen;
,

-//luuinAhij to perform
; fig.to do wonders
int. wonderful

or

! marvellous

work

acles
mir-

n'i/_
-^t,"j"
! stupend-

40^5^3

hollow

or

rumbling

of the winds.

Uooiu^^iTt/n. to tremble
Woufis. u""*
of
s. murmuring
XSoufiiA

with

fear.

the breeze.

AM

A^\^

661

transgress, to trespass;

"/""^,

to

throb,to palpitate
;
t"/.
despise;
to fly away;
to pass away,
puy-,
to inveigh against the
jopk'i'u'b
to
flutter,

to revolt against;to
iTMuiTp.,

to overpass, to
law; iluintuiuiJiiju/bkij
to
to
leap over,
outleap;j""_
cross,
tO

quMinni-P-lru/lA^luiiLu
,

"

horns

to

get

lift Up thO

rebel,to rise in

against,to

proud,to become

sumptuous.
pre-

to
to causo
'^ujllr^nLjm'iilfj'va.

l"s.
*il^ra^u.o.
,

A,{vev) s.

the thirtieth letter of the

alphabet,"

the

consonants

; il_,i" three

three
"

of

twenty

fourth

of the

run.

; curds.

cheese

'^ui^t.3brunning, course.
to skip or
'^ui^ilfiiqlrj'
s.

vn.

thousand;

thousandth.
It is often used at the

cream

bellion;
re-

to

frisk about,

" there.

here

run

beginning

its
a. of sixty cub'\\ui[3-u%u,liu,%ifi,lrMi,'b
-Jbu/i,
old ;
; -Jtriy a. sixty years
very rarelyin the middle.
In consequence
of the similarityh%^j -dyitfi
a. s. sexagenarian ; -u/ui^
of its pronunciation,it is often conad. sixtyfold
a.
founded
sixty times as
"nfili
,
with
for
mudh
the number
"
a.
:
containing
example
;
; -^-np

"words,"

at the

sometimes

end, but

"

t.

ni.

THuiP-iAhui^,
A-^^s.threescore.[sixty.
s. sexagesia. sixtieth;
4;'"/7"'%t/"'V7.
"lu/h'-o[3-is-t-uMh
p.tli~ni^ujn.~pni-nnM^uitt.
f
all
tho
"C.
s.
l3-M[ut^itA~l3-n"^ut^uA
"i^a.p-u'bir^lriu'b slxty.[ma.
"

It is

"

frequentin

proper

names,
"c.

ij ufifuf^
il i"f/^"#/"2_"
"^ui^tf-ujii
I
f

as

Vartan, Vassages,Valarces, "c.,

and

in those

use

or

ou

instead

of the

later times
to
as

where

cases

the Greeks

; the Armenians

ancientlyused
Greek
^, but in

i^was substituted

in order

the Greek

approach
pronunciation;
; \*mu^^nu~~\*uipuk-q~1\uMuft"j
^umuIi^
The

"c.

Greek

to

answers

ad. sixty times.

"HuiP-uifijia

Huip-unii, .Af_ja. sixty.

ijui/u/y s. steep place,precipice
;
* S.
;-/'-*" a. steep, cragged;
bf"4f
"-'/:.
A "hq lapl^uabir^j
'^l^i Or 4".,
pblliAini-lj
to throw headlong
uhu to precipitate,
down
or
"/;/^/_
^ -Ig to be
; u,%lim%^i_
,

cast

down

precipice.

^ut/tfinri "hnttL-quitils-irS. XSpll^^'J't

fJn^irqn^auAtrll.

n^,

our

"ila,piTCuA
f,s. end, term ; end, scope,
complishment
object;issue,event, end, result;acfinishing,conclusion,
streaked
s.
THuM^h^puM^p
striped, close ; end, extremity; end, demise,
,
brindled horse ; zebra.
decease, death, exit ; ^Jtblong
while
in
ad.
a
fine,
time,
long
",-,!"-ft
i^^^p t^-h-phpuMQ s" tiger; JuMtnut^
at
after
a
t
all,in
tigress; inp[i,.%4u,f.lrptiger cub ; finally, last, length,
the
last
to
the
end; !"-""a. tiger-shaped.
place;J-luljt-pMMi
at the year's end; f;-(" uii^i.pg,
iljfb,
""^""t'
ta course
; leap,jump,
-e
in the future ; f;
tyungftlf
gambol, caper, antics,gallop; palpitation
uMt-m-p^u
in these latter times ;
pu/hjia in a
; a. neighing after ; /"
ad. swiftly,
at full speed; by fits "
*-_
word; the pithof my argument ;
also written
long, " o to
s. mill-conduit,
*'i[uif.

ov

or

""

ioa..

"

"

"""-

-u
uio^ini-uto run, to gallop, ^uju 'hiTui he died ; ^^ui"uil.qtupt^ui^
to gambol, to frisk about, to play %uii,tuu'ii he died as he merited;^
antics.
fii-pngin his last days,towards
lilAiuig

starts ;

to
the close of his life ; Jlrpi^ ipit-ij
impetuously
\[uMqkj;trgpvn. to run swiftly,
to
uin^in,.i_,
;
; to leap,to bound,to spring be at one's final agony
to a close or
dart forward,to clear at a single draw
end, to cease, to
or
to make
an
bound; to overstep,to surpass, to end,to expire; uMnk,hi_,
-

AJkl
end

of,to put

end

an

^u.%

6C2
or

armed

to,to
decide,to

term

with

shield ; -mi-np

ished
furn-

a.

with a shield; s. shield-bearer ;

conclusion, to
ed
furnishto be armed
or
send
to
vn.
to
end; u,n.%t^j#.^ f
dition, -u..-"ppjpera.
buckler
with
a
to
to put to death ;
; -aitliuM^ "y
^'fct^i
tified
trench forbuckler
s.
a
to
to
minate,
terto
by
;
a
protected
close, conclude,
bring
to

come

-,

"

to
finish,

to

a.
final,
last; protect
i[^.""^2C"u%""i^ii"%
-t-np
,

having

or

to cover,
buckler
;

uM,Ahu

with

defend

to throw

vn.
-liblikgtl!b\iJ'

end.

an

shields ;

with

end.

away

one's

down

the

to finish,
to put
shield,to throw
Hull a. ancient, old, former; ad.
terminate, to end, to
a time ;
on
conclude,to accomplish, to achieve, anciently,formerly, once
morrow
to consumate; to execute, to kill;early, betimes, soon, quick; *". toearly ; ^"2.
.p/ui..
~~bhtat
nlifrtMihu
very
;
quML.nt^nub
quit-nt~pu
of day or of
break
the
at
,^n.u,^ou,%
one's
one's
to
days,
p^P Jh,u,u%lri_, end
g
of
early
the
at
to
day,
very
to make
one's exit,
dawn,
peep
life,
depart this
at
dawn;
in
ai-phnu,
the morning,
life,to die.
in byegone times, of old, long ago, a
take away
^[uilu^Cu/iilrjnt.yiu'iilrirva.io
ly,
life,to slay,to put to death, to kill.
long time ago;^ c/mi/iA""4" ancienttime
J-uiiriMM%uiliui^,
formerly; f
THut/"Xu,'bp,r,
kguMjvn. to pass from
quick;
life to death, to expire, to breathe
out of mind;
g -tyP' soon,
one's last,to die ; to be finished,
forthwith, directly; liuM,rm'Uiuif.uA
sumed,
coner;
latsooner
or
to be drawing to a close, to
kp-k
tp-k uM'buiij.u.'h
er
neithufiiiuif-utu
to
end;
terminate,
n^liuMpf, nf^jyJ^t""^ ro".o"_^^

^Mu/uTfu/iit-ir,
tg^ va.

an

end

to,

arms,

to

"-

"

"

to die full of years,

to die very

late ; "^
soon
tell you
I
not
did
uu.gjt^y-i,
too

old;

-itu/^a. dead, deceased, departed,

defunct.

too

nor

a.
-\iuquM^yii

[abrupt,precipitous.
il"/^oLm a. steep,rugged, cragged,
S. \spiib^.j:
^\"fu4,"p,tj'

sooner

{"""k
"".
before?

prior,before;

unph'h
ap-M,Vb
tift-i.
S.
said than done ; -^iyj
Dii/b

uo

sooncr

^""'"{""'qf^^
in season, ripe.
perishable
"" frail,
't\u,^u,'huMli
a.
;
kv3
;_-Pum_
-tP""uig
withering or
n.^,r
soon
iluifiou I, s. superhumeral, amice
or p-uMp^uMWa.
amict
of the Armenian
or
priests; fading away ; -^uimuip s. gr. plu-peri -k^^vephod,high priest'sgirdle; ^/".i". fect tense ; -^lupitS. 3'"^4"'/"*
surmise.
to
ttyj"
deacon's
stole
to
vn.
conjecture,
"ling
a.
; -ut^Jtp -mi-np
s.
dagger poniard ;
wearing an amice or an ephod.
il""^u.4"".n^
ar;
sword, sabre, hanger, cutlass, scimitf^iuliuiufip
a. sticking.
sword
with
armed
a
a.
or
sworded,
iXuiliJ-yJipipiT iI^.u^cAnt-cfti/"
to grapple, to clutch strongvn.
or
J-l"ir
dagger.
ly
with the hand, to lock one's
a.
arriving early,quick,
arms
^u,qui^ii.u
round, to hug, to hold fast on, to cling prompt; early,precocious,
premature,
int. ah! o! alas !
"il,'"'4
[to. untimely; -c,umuI,^a. arriving early;
-^uiunM-Pf s. prematureness, precocil_"4u.^%
ity
pn, Vahaken
; Hercules
;
a.
Apollo.
precocious;
early,
-^uiunt.^
;
ilu/4u"i "._3 s. shield,pavice, buckler;
blooming early; fig.inconstant, fickle,

"

lid, cover;

pn. Vahan

-^
fiUMn.'biailif

handle

mech.

llnt.^

; S.

of

minded, unsteady,versatile; -^nf-ai^

a. provident; -inu.ui Jlu^ s. premature

a.
dying prematurely,
opfAuij shield, death ; -"/;"4 -Jhi^n.-^
of the faith,
to die preof the law ; -,
maturely,
ib'i'lru
;
young
the time, in
before
young,
"""ti""L. "" carrying a buckler
; -ui^ ."_j
4. small
shield,target; shield-shaped the bloom of one's youth, in the prime
of life ; -Jl-n.
clasp; tinsel , spangle ;
n,f4 or n.nul[ S. '([uinMU.
hphuui^
visor;-uj^f^ ". esquire; S. il"'4"'*"'- Jia^ ; "/L.4 premature death ; -"*_
aromati$" fellow-soldier
s. 60/. juncus rotundus
n.""-ij
t-np ; -ut/i^i/
; -".4"-2"j'"4
position
s.
anat,
*" disschoenanth;
-"/;nLui/"4
thyroid cartilage; -u^^jnt, cus,
{""iv
pji s. battle array; -luJinc/fi,
to
or
s. turbot,
early; -^""1^n^marry
dab
brill ; -u"r".i,u,nuP^l,^i,
s.
fight o. satiatingquickly;"^/""I'ys i^-^- earlybetween
to be
shield-bearers ; -uii/-"/i.
early;
riser; it^ilri^,
up very

shield ;
defender

4u".u"n"7y

u.

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AM

665

-ijpi

or jHK-fi
a.
passing,transitory, A^uiifi
hanger;
^p s, sabre,cutlass,
stantaneous,
perishable,ephemeral, fugitive,inwith
armed
a sabre.
S.\}ui//p;
a.
-Muc^p
a.
tinguishing A^qataunt-Sit
momentary ; -^t^ a. exeasily offended
quickly; -u{a,a,l,p
a. easily touchy, hasty,irascible,
passionate,
deceived or duped ; -t-L-p
ed;
ruinscible
to be hasty,iraa. soon
wrathful;
ijfiikij
,

to be unstable,
-ipnlunUiilHi^j-vn.
ling
fickl?,
changeable;-^"i.^ a. soon falor
perishing; ~^n^," a. quickly

rotting,
corruptible.
AutqhJp a. ancient,old,antiquated.
a. soon
A^uiqh^lraij
ripe,early.

to

quick

get

angry

easily

i^u//^
.p'"".S.

ilu"#^.
[provoked.
ll^iuTf'ioa.
ni-^ S. bUsiUBSS
lug Or
ise,
merchandtrade,commerce,
dealings,
,

commodities

goodc!,
wares,

et,
; mark-

sale,purchase ; market-place,
hall,
mart, fair ; -^ provisions
; S. tTta^".
retail trade ;
or
'^^uiiJ-uiiTniliuiIit-uil
llbuih S. ll'". ^luiiuili
; iftufpuM^iuiiiuli
fer
i^int-lih,antiquity.
"ihJlf
;
P
uipliuAtruto sell,to put up or ofil^".^A"for sale; i^'uhu to be sold,to be
s. to-morrow, next day,
"ipi-l!
the followingday ; or ^
^ ui'bq.p on sale ; S. l^u,.,.u/ii[ij:
,

"

the

the

day after, on the

to-morrow; f
mli^^ jh,,,

morrow,

morrow,
mTiu^hi."Up the

day after

his death ; 4n
for
t'pkb'-'d'
4i."'ir^i""'iii' fear of the
,

"

after
future;qpip ili"'u:"-b''"
; f,Jp^u
after to-morrow
-%

row
to-mor-

[,Jiii.unL.ir, the

day

^"int.iAiif/.

","._

to put off from

**"/_.
day to day.
S.
'^\uil^iuuni.l^'i\iuiiui^iuun'-h
^Xtuif"uiiM
O. "^Xutpi^uib
s. antiquity,
i]^u,^i2ifliui%nt^
[since.
ad. long
i^."^"^"^",i.
p -"ti4 4tw4
a. ancient,old ;
i[u"it,"ncg
/. or
^Irinkad. anciently,formerly,long
p
since ; [" J-iuiTu/iiai^atj
of yore, time
"

"

to import; -/iA-_
vU'
i\^uiCiun.u.plrpiFir

/.ot/S?". importation; imports; -i-tp

s. bill; -^uipni-li
s. cheat, swindlery;
s.
merchant,
trader; tradesman,
-fiu/it
shopkeeper,dealer;Jh-b-ui^u/iiiuii
IiumJ"
retailipn^paifiu'iiuili wholesaleS.
"[jujimerce,
coms.
dealer;
; -liuiiini-fd-'ff
-

trade, dealings, business;

uMni,hi_ to

on

carry

commerce

to

trade, to deal,to traffic;

ner,
-4^5 *. partcorrespondent; -^ot.^.a. selling
or
-

sold wretchedly
ipihij to be sold

company;
-^u.'hnu.pii

;
;

uiniik/jto sell ;

s. part-li^m-p-'li
nership,

-4uAti/'

na.

to

port;
ex-

ports;
exportation; exout of mind, from
time immemorial.
ery
-"bn^s. market, bazaar; mercor
Tilu"inp^m/i
[ia. morning ;
; -25"4 a. commercial, mercantile,
y
rich
[" ad. in the morning, early.
trading ; *. opulent merchant
,
mercantile
of
morrow
totreader;
a.
city;
^.uii^pi^huijti
"^tuw^i-is-u/it
^uir^""p
; /f ^iiMiinpn.lruifb
ipiiru to trade, to deal, to traffic,
uii-ni.pli tho
day following; (" 4u"int.ku/ii
^p^pP'/, to gain ; ft uip^uAt-jjir-^i^^^ it^t-u
to invest in trade, to speculate;
to-morrow
night.
~^u,_
S. C"'^'"i,ni.pl,
s. gain,lucre,profit;
fi; l^yhutuq^q-ni-ut benefit
^t-iak ad. already,formerly,
llui'ZCitin.nt.piluMqnt-j
a
that
confers on the world ;
time
commerce
long
ago, anciently; long since.
a.
iyuii/ni.^
ancient,old, of yore, of -iifhins. provost of the guilds; -u^p
other times.
[swiftly,
rapidly. a. avaricious,greedy of gain ; -u[ipn,.__
ad. quickly , very
: illicit
iiui,^laiii_
fast, pf s. inclination for commerce
ac". soon,
denly, trade ; -oii-ff^ -puA s. market-place,
sud4u""^i/."^"o(^
directly,
inconti-nently,
immediately,in bazaar; emporium; counting-house;
haste,in a hurry.
-plini. uij s. broker , middle man
,
agent;
CI.
^n^, jockey; -p^m-P^^i^ s.
ilatqilaiiiuimku
quicksightod
; -i-np
a. smart, nimble,quick,ready, active.
brokerage,commission, agency; -^"^
^. ll "02fu/n-uj"/'a
to
haste
to
or ipniina
i[uiil^qkj',Irjp vn,
be
i[a"2C/"."'ir,
in
to
to
make
hasten,
haste,
A-jfva. to sell,to debit,
haste,
sell
to sell at.
to
to
off;
to'be quick, be hasty or precipitate.
;
iMijupu/bnj
what
is the
how
much?
a.
throwing hastily. _piiAy -n.t-u,
''[^"l4!"qe^lik3
ikn-u
m.^
!
price? S. VT^^""^^/'
ffi^ t
to
t
o
to give up,
brisk
deliver,
betray.
hasty, quick , lively
ready,
pnt-^
,
,
a.
saleable,marketable,
AiuTfuin-Jili
speedy,prompt, precipitate.
"

s.

"

"

'

'las
venal ;

^At/..to be sold,disposedof.

s. seller of,dealer
t^"2S'uiK.",^

in.

s. sale,selling.
"HuiTCuMn-ni-ffi

or
H^.y [ij,
,

nj

s.

cry of

^hi_or 3?^*/..to cry

vn.

to

deplore,to

aloud,to

to lament

self
to render onedistinguished,
to
remarked;
be
to
illustrious,
it
is
it
becomes,
enjoy; -*""y v. imp.
S.
[fitting.
^lufil^iiP'-PT"
"Hi.ylritj-'ii^

to be

pain or
disaster,
u'lihiT va.
;
t"/"-"""u"q^~
to
decorate;
to
embellish,
bitterly, wail,

woe,

grief,lament, wail, moans

calamity,misfortune

11,113

G64

to

adorn, to
delight.

proportionate.
''\jyl^U.""-"P
"""

plain
com-

suitableness, propors.
tion,
fortunes il"3%/i"-?
to create misliuipn.u,i_ui%iltu
cy
conveniendecency,
for oneself; utptf-uiphtpropriety,
-^ yii
dignity, nobleness;
; decorum,
"upJ-u^l, they are truly unhappy ; !
comeliness, elegance, grace, beauty,
int. woe
! alas ! oh ! ah !
^t-q_lwoe to
;

you!

! how

me

Jkit

piAl -^ul
unhappy
!

woe

woe

am

to the

is

woe
nii%t-i.l

splendour; enjoyment,

^tuiiutp^

city!

great

i["yt^,"t_j*.enjoyment,possess

\ujkL^S. A^ylrtp
,-k,-h%,-k,-h-b
V.

imp.
ii,

to

to become, to be
befit,
or
seemly, to be proper;

it is not

seemingdelight,
bejoy,

of

pleasure;convenience.

to whine, to cry out,

vn.
il-yhj;Irjl,
lament
aloud; va.io
to deplore, to

n^

fit,it is unbecoming.

a.
"i{ujjhikit
worthy

enjoyment;

utter

to

woes,

enjoying.
to

of,to possess, to have

of; to relish,to taste

enjoy,to
the
with

taste

enjoyment
pleasure ;

out ; to

spread,to

flow

fall.

or

with

menace

h^ftva.
^"yP^t-ir,

-i[^,yirih,r,
tjf va.

delight,

use;

liness,
pleasure,advantage ; hphuui^ comeloveliness,attractiveness.
-

"

woe.

empty, to pour
to
to cause
diffuse,
to

s. whining, cry,
^lu,j"i.3h
T\u,jl,t.%
,

fit,to sit well on ; shout, lamentation, groan, moan.

seem
to be proper,
suitable,meet, to beA^iyp ""j or /y s. place,spot, space,
tO
jaipifiauliu
extent,
part, ground; field,plain,
CUJOy
^piniii%^
;
the fruit of one's labours ; c,u!bnkpiu camp, country ; jui^""-* -.p immense,
vast spaces ; j^y"*/" -t
here, in this
iluMjirik
.ptiu this coat fitsyou well.
tyu
in that
there,
to
to
-t
va.
cause
now
; j-y'-'f
place ;
i{wjtit-^ni.^uAkJ'
to
then;
to
to
Jlfii^iplace
cause
same
or
;
enjoy;
;*
very
participate
vn.

to

become,

to

"

"

"

"

dress

well.

^.'i^^t-l^.
i{uylrini.iuit
'Jtfii
enjoyment
^"il^ll
convenient

rj^u!

[ionCO.
suitable

now;

conven-

thus

guyu

jnp
-

-,

"j7"
,

moment,

far, to
Jt,

""/".

an

place ; until
er;
place,wherev-

this

in which

z.

instant,a

short

time, a

little;

g-,in

neath;
below, under, bepertinent,decent, vain, vainly;f
S. gt* Ayp\ j-yiT'-'i'-t
where
someor
becoming, fit;well made
shaped,
another
in
^ 4t;
place
comely, elegant,prepossessing,genelse,
teel,
to
from
bottom;
graceful
joying
entop
pretty,
Jpii^i-fi
; enjoyable,
pnt-uin
from head
ad. elegantly.
to foot;^.u/juiip-fi. wild
;
wild honey ; f -p
a.
"i[ujjlriiuii!.u/b
eloquent; -m-Pf s. beasts ; "/typ ft-k
of
live
in
the open
rhet.
to
air, in
eloquence , fluency
speech ;
p%u,l[lru
ad.
to go a long way;
ly,
decentelocution;-pu,p
^uimiuiiirij
suitably,
camp ;
to go around, round
about,
properly,pertinently,aptly,justly;
q-iu/j
^qp
comely, elegantly,
genteelly,
pret- to go here " there ; q^ip mi^t-i^
tily,
qm^
graciously;-^t-q_ a. very good- to look round about; [" Jp ^imp/j to
ing,
looking,handsome, lovely,fascinatassemble, to resort to one place ;"'fc^
charming, prepossessing,grace^.ap^uAt-u to abandon, to forsake,
ful,
of
fine
to
cast off,to desert ; f
a.
beautiful;-"f.fimmli
fair,
^uip^iu'iihu
to disparage,
to sneer
aspect, well-shaped,good looking; uipliufutrij,
at,to
defame, to slander ; /" ^pJ-t-i, to
ly
-"(uipf. a. highly ornamented, elegantgant
beat down, to overthrow
adorned; -ifiu'ii
a.
becoming, ele; ju.^"" /I
ness,
s. decency, suitable; -liia%ni.p-'^
uip^lruii^,
looking down, with one's
propriety,
conveniency; -4ftja.
%t-qnt.,
eyes cast or bent down
; ^np
equally decorous;enjoyingtogether; p-kuAj ^uiup iru to what trouble have

proper, congruous,

-.

"

-u

-""

brought myself !

ceo

priorate, dignityof a
priorship
,
or
conprior; monachism, monastie
s.

life ; -libui^ tgmj

Tentual

monk,

*.

friar ; -^fj a. cohabiting,dwellingin

the same
convent
or house.
[glass.
rock"
s. crystal,
il^.uiu"4i
; crownbill
hawk's
turtle.
il^u.iui4pti"/".zoo/.
s.
abbot,
'"Y.u'i,Mui,,yp
prior,superior,
archimandrite

guard

; -i^u.^

-mn"-

loj

s.

host, hospitableperson

er,

-mpyj' h^l

cell.

dwelling,cottage, hut;
,

lable
syl-

voice ; gr.

["",s. sound,
Aja-hli

harbour, to
hotel, to

to

va.

S.il,""*'"4*"

small

q-fip
;
monastery

Jupiterhospitalis
; -""""-"*" *.
;

U.4i
or
iiu.-i,p

baggageinu-keep-

s.

"oj

-mn,-p

s. butler,house-steward,
iXuittlrpka
major-domo; chaplain;S. ""l."'*""4"y/"

tune.

mus.

tt. Bxpulsive
; repulsive.
rl,a%nq.i.iuA
or
'H^^nplsiy
^^lu'Lnpiy
opiy
.p
JT

ceive
re-

"

"

teries,
monaspkha ovpt-iujI. pi.
^
cenobites.
convents
hosmonks,
to welcome
;^^.
s
.
-inpn^sj,
;
il,i/i,"^aL
s. expulsion
; repulsion.
pitability
; -i.np s. guest or host ; -^"-p
or
s. tourmalin, lyncurium.
il^".%p
%aij/ tifiii t""-j s. convent,
ad.
Si^"i.^ 1|^."%4
syllabi- monastery, cloister,friary; lodging,
; -"""tk"
abode;
-ti/"
to syllable
*.
va.
cally ;
dwelling, home, haljitation
; -/".'ii
sound
of the flute.
house, mansion; hotel; inn, hostelry;
network
nunnery,
s.
4"t.".""iru,j
il^uit^^u.^
cabin, hut ;
;
cage
;
",j
convent
grate , gridiron ; grating ; window; iluAu niJhhf_. to stay, to
luster,lodge, to take
blinds, persian ; lattice,trellis ; baup one's lodgings,to
to
to stop ; ipui^k^i_
^ ^""%"
balustrade, railing; balcony, dwell

into

house~br

one's

tertain,
en-

or

opiruj

to shut up in a convent.
g.u"^/f/^.
cloister,
int.
il^-A^a,liu,fnpbr
a.composod of bars,
\uii_ bravo! courage ! cheer up !
oh!
bravo!
ho! -! -! bravo!
grated, latticed;s. lattice,grating; come!
alas!
ah!
oh!
-!
woe!
oh!
ha!
ha!
wire-work; balustrade,
wire-netting,
baluster ; -l/uiuia. furnished with rails
piAl 0 happy me! lucky fellow that
or
I am!
S. 3'w
bars, grated; -likpai a. of trellis or
lattice-work ; -.^u.'us. grated parlour;
ij^.u^f
""4 "" laudable,praiseworthy.
terest
inenclosed
or
a.
a
by
-ufutu,
ing;
grat"[u,^u
fj
fJ or ni-g s. usury, illegal
iM,j
""'" ^'''^ usury,
s.
bars, grating,trellis;-"^u..
t
; -f

terrace, belvedere

; S.

"-

a,ni.iiu/ii,aj
wiudow-grating,lattice ;
,

upon

-""-

usury.

blinds.

'Hu/ii^ui^tiT,
t^[,va.
to

cord

grate, to bar,
^pt-n-piu to

with

as

ting;
net-

""ig

S. usurer

to ruin, to

with, to

troy,
undo, to desupset, to overthrow,

; -l-r

have

to

vn.

to be

contracted

infected

on

caught

usury,

i"/.r,

or

s.

to be

a.
; -uMiiik-in

money

battalion ; -""_
talions
divided in bat-

major

in camp

-/"4 mi^uig
-^nM-P^t-i s.

'^^uj'h/i-uip
^p"l S. l] i*AJt-/i
'i[u/iihir,
to drive out,to
va.
tr^f,
to thrust

chase, to
repel,to
to

l-j s. carriage-hood;
; -un-np

or

-4""""n'-*

"

to

"ij

vn.
u,^tu"i_

s. rmn,
A^u'i.^ni.ab
destruction; u-^
-^uA s. soldier
to devastate,to desolate,
to
^iri_
bravery.
ruin, to laywaste.
-t
or
A^"'i_
a. crystal
THii/iiira^
; lu/fi, s. crystal. covered
waggon

to

est
inter-

lend

to

usury.

il^m^m fj

disease.

unlawful

at
-

on

practiseusury,

to

va.

; "f.a.^t^ui'bu

or

S.

interest;-utp.
usudous, practising

a.

-mni.

ijuj^tiT,
tyf
to lend

to overcome

usury.

soldiers.

'H-iA^.tiT,
va.
Irjf,

"n-nt-Pt
-J-nqnilni-Pfi

-"juiTCain.

muster

jobbing,unfair

usury,

^nt.%q.a to lovy,to assemblo,

to

to

lattice ;
to
bale, bind up

to
trellis,

or

drive
beat

push back
away,
off or

to rout,to
defeat,

or

pel,
ex-

^.un.,f, a. ardent,burning,

aside,

on

fire ;

ed,
inflam-

shining, brillian't;

mus.

to pursue ;
cy
bass; *. fire, ardour, brilliangrave;
to
tack,
atbanner
back,
splendour ; standard
;
,

conquer.

purple,royalmantle, veil,tulle,gold

4.U.U

067

brocade

royal robes

iiyii mus.

"'V^ma

the sixth metre

in the Armenian
(i-ii.)
a.
hymnal ; S. lou,^^"u".
\
[,
glittering,
sparkling,
resplendent.
-

"

favour

'n

of the

for what

reason

elect; ^,,
^p, why ?
-

for,because, wherefore;

ot lyiinplili
uiflip
^^
'"j'"'t'bk
"Wv
-

'"it"vbh
"Otp
for that reason, therefore,
cuirass.
to that end,
'y\^un.uiuiiu%
ui_j s.
S.
that
S,
on
for
which?
'^\utn.ujpuM% ^nutLutnuA
account;
tuuiut^
"y^,
focus
for
ney,
chimwhom
?
k'-y
;
why, therefore,
o^.uid'nu.iffdt.xwsi^^i
by
npy
of which,consequently,wherefore
pules. reason
[chicken; p/.pt the
or
'^\_u,n.hu,li
u/bif-liairiM-P't
through ignora-kii s. pullet,chick,
ance,
;
^"""-tilip
ignorantly
ilfu.js. arms, armour.
; (mu^, ^n uiui,nnt.uM_
chickof Thy most precis. little or
ilm/uA-^/,^
liufi,^
by means
ous
young
^[ui,i.tir,
set
to
to
vn.
Cross,through
light
Thy
intercession;
tjj,
up,
fire to,to fire; fig.to fire,
to inflame,
*^^

'

'.

"

"

fore
to
*" ^^^
enliven, to inspirit,to vivify,
T^^uaikireason, the wherecheer, to raise the spiritsof,to urge
lu'tin.pyun.liailr
; q-% ituipgiulifrijax
to ask, to know
the
to
on, to excite, to "rouse; to arm,
'^uumaiiinj s. work, labour,toil ;
equip, to fit out; to put on, to attire,
to dress, to bedeck; ^"t.fc"#"_
pains,trouble, fatigue;merit,worth,
po^pn.
ed,
gain,earnings; a. tir.gi'U to inflame,to heat, to electrify, service; profit,
service
to fillwith enthusiasm, to enrapture,
fatigued; irMun.uijni-PTr

to

to fire ;

"/j/'o^."

rendered

to hoist the colours.

to kindle
va.
ilujn.frjnt.juAt./'
or
light;fig.to arm
equip.
"t^^un-pir,
hguiivti. to tatc firB,to

to

"it#tu"_jhandiwork

""/"_

^niSb[,,militaryservice; *^^/"p
-"j,
tigue,
Geoporiics;
u,n%hu to tire, to fato weary ; iffiit-u
to labour,to
to work
work, to toil,
hard,to strive,
to fatigueor
tire oneself with, to be
-

bo

to burn;
kindled,lighted,to be on fire,
to arm
take
to
oneself,
up arms, to
to
to
arms
fly
equip oneself;S. S4*'" fatiguedor
;

tired.

A^-u,nu.liaip.trliout

with

wom

u.

was
indignation, fatigue,overweary, tired, fatigued,
to overweary,
to
harassed ;
disgust,anger.
uin.'iiL-ij
tire
en
overburdto
to
^uii.[,^s.
out, fag, jade, to
kindler,lighter.

filled with

fig.he

armour.
il_iu"-nt""6oy s. arms,
ing,
". kindling,
il_"ii.oi_.'/ii
lighting;burn-

inflammation.

over-ride

or

overwork

to overwork
ll!bhi_,

oneself,to
worn

with
work

1*

wearied

fatigue,to knock
another;

*.

; -^/y

s.

powder
gun-

a.

to
lip,

a.

ing
labour-

fellow-labourer;

one's

a.
offering
-[", pow-5#"ri.t/.
der-magazine
; ^itiTiuiiai'ii

-TO^in/.a- laj

spent

or

oneself

oneself to death
with

horse ;

overfatigue
with,crushed,

out, harassed, faint

with

or

explosivecotton

down

to strain,
fatigue;-iun^ilr[_qhpf,ila,ifi,,
to

fire ; to
to be on
vn.
iliun-^n-liiT
shine out, to blaze,to glow.
bot. madf
ilu"n.^i"".^
Ti[^iun-iltun.ai.Jji
wort, alyssum.
f *. gunpowder, powder ;
"ilu/n.0^
piui/iiiu/f^pyroxyline , gun-cotton,

break

with labour, to

labour; -"4/.

fond of labour,laborious,painstaking,

dustriou
inworking, indefatigable,
of powder-mills; -""/.".%s.
diligent;-"-"/. a. fatiguing,
borious;
giving oneself trouble,lapowder- labouring,
powder-mill; */"..-""- mar.
meritorious, well deserving;
room,
[cockatrice; S. Utpp-yti""'"
husbandman;
s.
or
'i\_iauliiliulinf
4"" s. Gr. w. basilisk, tired,weary;
uyp
of
the
a
for
man
a
ilufuipr. for,by reason
deservingman.
merit,
of,
sake of, on account
tion
i[ai"u.uj4t./",
/rjf va. to work , to
of, in considera* to
labour
to
do
at,
gain,to acquire,
cerning,
of, considering,touching, con;
to
to
till,to dig,to
the subjectof; as to,
^pitpt
earn;
upon
cultivate
as
; or -i["ir,
for,with respectto; utpvA 11,7'
tj".yDn.to labour,
trouble ; to
to
oneself
to fatigue, give
for the love of God ;
^if,for me, for
tired ; to deserve
be fatigued,
well,to
my sake; as for me, for ray part;
for a sHght merit,to be worthy of ;
iipm[i,to
p-kp-hi- ^"/^jui'bguibuMg
feel annoyed, to be wearied,disgustfor fear of; -/A.
hpl^t-iip
fault;
maker

; -maitru,

s.

tendent
superin-

hard

86

11.U.S
ed; "/"u.fJinop

labour

to

-,

with

to work

will,with

^IftS

e68
ly,
earnest-

zeal ; a.*,

S,
die or perish miserably; -iTuMpJUii
s. inconsidorai\uima,n.nig,
; -i/inni./?^'

tention
intion, thoughtlessness; malicious
excessively,to
evil
aless,
hopeto
disposition
;
;
a
-:jy
galley-slave, drudge,'
in despair,desperate ; -'ihumT, ",_
to sweat; "likp'AItii.o_^
ln-phuA^ they
to be or become
hands.
cowardly,pusillanimo
wrought with their own
tjijf)vn.
fstot-hearted ; to grow
-i^uju,,
vile,
low;
a.
bad,
wicked,
u,g
ious,
ardly, idle or lazy,slothful;-i^"* a. notordastcowardly, weak, pusillanimous,
ous;
ignominiinfamous, disgraceful,
craven-hearted,unmanly, poorer
S.
'^ini^
^^Xutuiut^iuiTp-iai-'^
~^npCg
slothful,
mean-spirited; idle,lazy,
of
frail
weak
Sor
XifMiui^npi,
-n.n,g_a.
;
sluggish; s. damage, loss,hurt, ruin,
delicate,
brand
"aimJb
puling,
sickly,
misfortune
constitution,
infamy,
;
ly
of infamy; uipufii^the most cowardgracile,thin,valetudinarian, languid,

^Muppiu

to labour

like

work

of men,

the

basest

weak

of wretches.

-n-n^mj, ". ill-health,delicate

a. dull-witted,
fortunate, complexion ;
a.
unhappy, un""j
ed,
-""-? obtuse; -"/^/"i"i"
upiniu^ a. faintheartunlucky, ill-starred;
morous
bad
chickenhearted, fearful,timid,ti*. unhappiness, misfortune, ill or
pusillanimous, cowardly ,
luck; misery, calamity; -puiuu.p/iS.
,
^^^
ad.
iff't'^C
1^^
4^ ^%
Ttluiutiupuifimpi;
cowardly;
craven;
""
-puip
fearful
?
S.
"uitut^iT,
"C.
"C.;
t
jutf
hgli
"upatlnr,
^uj^iuJfi.uMpnj "'tl'""p.tupnj
to want
of birth,low extracheart, to be cowardly, to
tion;
Jini-Pf s. lowness
vn.
lose courage,
to be afraid,discouragof
ed
a.
abjectness,vileness;-qif-fi

-H
y[^uuiuMp.,u^m

-a-ni.

"

born,
extraction, of base birth, lowS.
vile, ignoble; -q^ni-Pt
A^w.

mean

uiuiifpn^niS^;
"{utuiLiia.
;

of bad

tution,
consti-

ful
qualityor temper; bad, hurts. bad
unhealthy ; -luuin^mjp^li^i

temperament,
;

o^ny

evil

ill nature
disposition,

er;
.inclemency of the weatha. seeking evil ; im-

-fu'h.^li,
q-piiij
,

pudic; -pinp^nM-pif.
^p^u,^

of courage,
-upuin^p-t^i s. want
cowardice, poltroonery,cowardliness,
;

despondenpusillanimity,weakness, cy,
solute
loss of heart; -^""/"fa. lewd, dis; -uin^J^/i or

wicked

malicious
,

wanting

in

be weak
ui^

^{wpq.ni.pj,
s. evil

dim-

unfortunate

mniitru to render
unhappy, to oppress; to discomfit,to
overcome
; -fnptuu, [.^ a.
suggesting
;

of ill repute,

sore

"

to

eyes;
were

bad, wicked, low,

'i\^utl3-iiip
"//j a.
generate
vile,base, contemptible, ignoble,deI

unworthy,

puny,

sorry;

cowardly.

or
counselling evil ; -fuou S. 2'"/""".
-i,ui,ra. unpleasfiiou; ^lihpuiS. ^if-hifj^
ant,

disagreeable,disgusting; -4"""/;

sight; to have

of

fii-P
kt''' his eyes
iluiuihmi^

judgment, silly,
stupid,foolish; -/""7^_
counsel, malignity,
less,
lucka. ill-starred,
iniquity; -piinaiputli

llu"in"u^/i
;

a.

y^uMf vn.
il^u.mt./',
hgj, ^uiui^iT,

a.evil-mind-

ed

i^l[ S.

scure;
inglorious; ignoble,obabject; ^.^uipiuifiuin.
vile,
; -^u".
n.ni-Pl,s. infamy,ignominy, baseness.

-"/luin.,
uig

i\^iMii,pinpuifnj%
a.worse,

more

ed;
wick-

evil-doing,wicked,

-if-npir,
uig
malicious; ^y/' S.'il,"""""u-^;
"likuHip
a.

"

to grow
vn.
liiiiiatuiluipp
; inKiT, wguy
debase
to
to
or
degenerate,
;
worse,
to
repute ; mnAA-^ or -4-"."/j!"oi.ti/'z;a.
degrade oneself,to fall into baseness,
to succumb, to
parage,to be marred, spoiled;
to decry, to disdefame, to discredit,
to cast a stain,or to put a slur
be beaten; -"vt" ad. badly,ill;-mku
"hu
ing
famy, S. 3.ypu
s. bad
; -j""-j^i a. renderrepute, inupon ; -4".Jp"ot.",t^
disrepute,discredit;-4"u7t".y
spoiling,destroying.
a.
worse;
disagreeable; -^ft^p- a. caoochymic ;
-t^^uinp-tupirj'
tgf, vtt. to rBudor
base,
of the humours,
to
to
cause
-i,li,-P-nSl,
s. ill state
degenerate, to deworse,
to
to
to
deteriorate,
cacochymy ; -4o". S. ^uiif.i,,,,,,
corrupt,
; -i$yii
to
to
to
a. jarring,discordant, harsh,
cacoundo,
alter;
abase,
weaken,
fame,
to defeat, to rout ; to insult,to dephonic; -iu,ji,n^3-'{,
s. cacophony; -^
to
dishonour
a. ill-horsed ; -nn^p'l,s.
to
despise; -fiT
constipation
;
of the
to grow
" worse
vn.
worse
bowels, costiveness;-iTuiC, a.
; S. 4,"""piui.

a.

discredited

ed,
infamous, defamin ill
be
to
^A^t-

S.

"

dead

miserably;

to
J/iiiru"nrn.u,%ti_,

13-uinluhutiT.

^ttp

^U.P

609

p.ufi,mi_
Ifs.
^"umP-uipnL.p-f,,^,
deterioration,the

alteration,
marring,debasement,corruption,
decay, degeneracy,depravity;
yileness,cowardice;
insult,affront.

meanness,

'i\_ium'iilrJ',
bgjt va.

sacordotal
s.
^uiprnq-niupaiJ^^^

temple.
Vtt.
Hjupial-ni-pli^irt
Irgft

to scatter,
consume,
up, to lavish,
to dilapidate,
to fritter away, to
to

waste,

tO

VOil,tO

to hide.

the
[au.'bj^,

to use

a-

in the

Ttluipmi,
lug

dissipato,to

back

partments

montana.

to

to draw

or

to shut the
; -"""; ifiinliiri_
qunder
to
a pretext.
p,out-i_, speak

defeat,rout ;
S. H^mmA-iT " llu"fnu"!ru"/*. cover,
H^ufin^iT
*. hot, nux
4,'"""/'/""'i

to open

s.

wild-boar;boar;-

ors;
-[,,razgrunts; J-u,%fi^
iously
a wild-boar,fur-

ad. like

-mp.uip

the
s. sculpturedwith
-mij-lip
beams.
a wild-boar; -pin^
exhaust;
S. "^Xuipiutfui^uMp
one's substance or
feathers ; "iiijtiUMn%
;
;

figureof

through, to

run

ipiiu to waste
like a
goods, to squander away one's fortune. -uibuMiT, uiguj vn- to become
ious
ferocor
ilu"""%^^
lavisher,dissipat-wild-boar,to become
infuriate,
inii_s.
-lu'inTiu'i, a. boaror, spendthrift,
;
squanderer, waster,
outrageous
,
like ; -utfk^j^ s. the greater nerves
prodigal.
;
to chaugo luto a boar,
'i[_iu,"%nt.p'ti
n^.l^^,s. dissipation,-mgoi-giu'iihj'va.
or
-

waste, dilapidation,
prodigality;
loss, to

render

ferocious

to drive mad

havock, dispersion.

; to

put

in

rage,

wide

street ;
-un^nqng
a.
-"*/'"-boar's-skin;
'^i\uiu,inM-kp
"-/'/"""y bad, wicked,
boar's-flesh;
-opk'b
ous,
malicious, perverse, froward : infamp.
^titniiiaiup.urn
unchaste
knot ; knob ; iffii
: wretched, miserable,
i\_uMp,iM^
^m,
uig s.
to untie or loosen a
unhappy.
[unlucky; inauspicious.mu/iiujg
uipS.uilih[j
knot.
^[uimna.'i.
fl. unfortunato
ill-fated,
,
idleness ; cowtO
y^uMuinJBs, laziness,
ardice,
^tupia^/i-lft
top "^Srgnt.gu/bblTvtX.
dastardliness
to embarrass, to entangle,to
impede,
poltroonery
,
,
;

s.

"

pusillanimity
; vileness
cringing; worthlessness

meanness

engage,

to

involve; to communicate,

ingratitude;to give; to infect,to taint;-luTvn. to

be embarrassed, to get entangled,encumbered;

wickedness; -pp. ad. cowardly, unmanly,
to be catching or infectious,basely,meanly ; luinti -pt
to spread, to communicate
itself;
ignominy, shame, dishonour, stain,
disease
to
catch
a
slur,stigma, opprobrium ; {" ^u,ii"u_
; to be infected,
to give oneself
tainted,contaminated; S. [\um.
%l"l_,
up to idleness or
sloth ;
a
knotty.
jiuiiJ^lun^ai^ij
^ junliutnifhfj 'f\uipuM!inin
to bow " cringe, to be guiltyof meanbarrassment,
'^uipnifini.SL
s.
entanglement, emness,
to behave
labyrinth,puzzle,
meanly.
scrape;
*ilui"n/7tcAcontagion.
a. weak, debilitated
; thin, infection,
ment
ft, -^, %uig s. embarrass"iluipuA,
emaciated, spare, meagre, slender.
of mind, agitationof spirit,
want
tillage,ploughing, tilth,
ij,"/*.^*.
hesitation,
husbandry ; ploughed land ; culture ; of determination,perplexity,
lution
irresouncertainty,vacillation,
use, employment ; *'pr.down, below ;
mental
common
a.
; -^ iTu.uig
agony, grief,
iftuphu ^aip^uAtr/jgh^
;
intense
to
to
to
anxiety;
/i-amuMifiuM^
anguish,
furrow,
tiuilinhu plough,
fni-u
to
to
to
cultivate
land
ft-[i 4""Y_i hesitate,
dig,
u.n*ni.^, ui[iiTuiuiiit-fj
; ^
in
at
be
to
be
a
to use, to make
loss, a
uncertain,
use
of,to
uMpliiu%hij
to be uncertain
great perplexity; ^
/Ait"_,
practise,to exercise;{" kpling Jmui^
in
to
be
our;
whether,
suspense,
Uru to apply oneself to work, to labremain
in
t -'"to
undecided; 4*""'i.
fi tnaiu to lend,to loan.
,

"

"

"

-"#

-"

what
curtain ; fig. suspense , to be undeceided
s.
to take,what to do ; ^ -"
wiuveil ;
course
"""",
uiiuinnL.^uM%iau JutS^TCtug
be
in
to
involved
bed
door
do w
uAliaAhij
pu.lini.up
; n-ptuii,
;
; puim^
in
diflSculties,
great embarrassments;
pniili " drop-scene;
Jhuiui^ubuij

Huipiiifn/"i
ifni-puMg
,

"

"

"

"

silken

"

rollerdraw

^m^uittnf aumutfiuMliuit.np ft
to
spring-blind
; i^h/^ t-

or

the

"u

; to draw

down

the blind ;

to

tntupiulini-up
k'"u

perplexity
; \i
cause

-u

disturbance

^^ bo iu the utmost

iupliafblri_,jti
of

mind,

to

4.i].n
to
to perplex,
uncertainty,

create

barrass
em-

ni-amlr,p I

""f

/*''

am

;p

as
muipialim-iijii

"u

he

in

was

embarrassment, in this
uncertain,wavering.
extremity,[lute,
a.
"i^ujpui'bujliut'h
perplexed,irresoto entwine
va.
in,to
"^uipufbkir,
lrg\,
wind around, to involve, to tangle,to
bush;
knot; to lay snares, to wait in amto throw
or
va.
-lr^nt-^u!t,l!,r
into uncertainty,to render
ed,
perplexto embarrass, to puzzle.
to be
beset,
i/i,l,J-,
A;
'3"il
seized
to
or
caught;
hesitate,to be
this

of

state

"colour;
1-l"l^3l'h
tlilinij-til
ifJifitiflilrpifilTu/li
^tr,i,a,pP-[,p-ife.^z/a
^uiiiapuip-njp
p-uip^air scarlet, purple, beautiful,
.

rassed,
quite embroiled, perplexed, embartroubled,I do not know what
to take, where
to
coarse
to do, what
turn

^V
^a"yf" -^.rosewood; 4"'^.

670

uncertain, embarrassed, in suspense,

'

perfumed

-;
the

^,pu/b^ %p,

cheeks, of
-s

his
of

wreath

full-blown

odorous

or

thorny, faded

or

"

JufiilintJr,
u^mfig,
of youth, of his

-p
-s

lips; uiuu,lif,-f^j crown

to gather
-s
; ^a,qti_
,

thorn;
;^/rp uii^ni-^.no-withouta
-

a.
rose-bearing; -:p s,
'i\ujpj.ii,ptp
rose-garden;-p""-/ua.producing
roses;

-^t-q^ a.
^p"u^te

beautiful

as
"

as

rose

roseate; -/3"c-^

rosy,

oured,
rose-col-

lips; -^n/i,a.

rosy

*.

bush
rose-

the

; -film, -*-"j
roseola; -^"'f'^f a- of

s.

measles;
lively red,

cheeks

to waver,
to float, to
to vacillate,
;-4n"i a.
rosy ;
rosy
"(7"'^.
rose-scented,roseate, as fragrantas
haw, to boggle ; to lie in ambush, in
-Jtia rose;
a.
wait for , to plot; to apply one's
rose-shaped;-Jhimi
mind
to
one's
a.
rosy-fingered
puA,y l)./";""C5/"
or
;
thoughts
; 4j"i'"'^'ti"i_
*

the
Morn
qjf.pnt.'iiu
uiiiht-t-itg
opens
the
of
East
the
S.
a. rosegates
-ju,,nu.li
"lu.piiAo"-2" il_u"^"u^*/p
[muzzle.
;
nose-band
(pavement ) ; -"iiira/b a. rose-i\^a[,u,uiiu'i,
; snaffle; strewn
mg s.
serve
great like,resembling a rose ; -^yi^ s. con'(\^upmuiuj'buili
,ui) s. sagum,
of
S.
roses
of
hqifr.
coat; cassock, brigandine,coat
; -t^iy
4;""i_
mail,hauberk, hocqueton, cuirass.

Ifyp, he

at

was

loss how

to

"..

vartabed
sent as a colony,
a.
'([uiirq.aiiMitui
il^"/j)ii""iu/(""%
luj s.
scattered; vagabond, wandering
doctor; lecturer, professor;master,
dispersed,
drite;
planter.
preceptor; school-master;archiman; s. colonist,
doctor
of
laws;
opjiiuij,
doctor
in
to scatter,to disperse,to
drive away,
mlfuipa/iint-'k
divinity,
D.D.;
to rout, to destroy.
pJ-^nt-pC doctor in physic,M.D. ;
defeat,
S. P"t//^ Of4t""^4"" ; -luptMip ad. doc'i{u,pu,,nliir,
kgu^ vn. to be dispersed,
scattered; to desert, to go overtorially,dogmatically,
magisterially,
trinal,
s.
imperiously;-u^^u/i,a. doctoral,docil^".^"ii/.ni.2a
scattering, dispersion
"

"

dactic;
magisterial,preceptorial;ditor's
Docdogmatical; u"u"i"^2('u"%
unchaste
; -tir,
degree; -u,'i,ng,
-u,pu,%s. school;
to be riotous,lustful,to give
a.
erudite,
learned,versed; -tJ",
very
oneself up to libertinism,
to
to lecture,to
to lead a
hjl,va.
indoctrinate,
dissolute life.
to
to
dogmatize ;
teach, instruct in,to
^u,p i-uAfs. horse-harness,"trapcatechise; -JimTvn. to be instructed,
pings
s. stable-man,
teached, to learn, to study; -nj s.
; -uiuuiuju
groom,
lackey,ostler.
school; -ni-P^liiXs. doctrine,dogma,
Aypfi-r, y-jiy vn. to run, to gallop; tenets ; teaching,instruction,
precept,
~iti_ o- running ; very rapid,violent, maxim, sentiment; theory; doctor's
impetuous.
degree lectureship
or
;
"uamfiTCm'b

defeat,rout, destruction.

iluipmi,,
[,goru.j

a.

ton,
lascivious,waniate,
luxurto
v
n.
t-^[,

II,

'H^iupil.
ly
,

"season;

rose
s.
; t#^MA""4
Aj^
iiiu,u"[,pi,p- monthly"

liLu/i,
-

damask

-;

eglantine; f-lnfl^
-

linlfnlipni-'nf;
,

-[ij

''^'Id
4i'{ft'l''

singleyellow

"

"

bud ; if-'i/li
~[l

doctorate;

.f:pliuu,n%i;uili,u%
; -nt-4f sf.
mistress, school", teacher; -u^t* S.
,

catechism

semperflorens; ^u'liliLpRhpPl,centifolia;
J'uiirn.,;i.n[,moss";
^mi/i."/_
-

-pt

; S.

-"

va.
^hifnt-J"

^tijnn.iuitflritiu,pujn
"

^u,pii.uiufa,uli
a.
rose-crowned;
4'.
^n"-/.

rose-water
rose

-uuip^j.

laurel;

-u""iu""

s.

-_

ander,
bol, oles.

place

^W
abounding

in

ii,ij,r

67 1

I have
rose-plants,
passed in philosophy.
roae-garQ- uiMulipui^iu'hfi'i,,

strewed
a.
with roses;
-ru,p^i-n.
of our Lord;
-i/iun.[i^.Transfiguration
-Ultra
inhiiui^ Qv uifiufa, roso-liko ;
-pufi's. rosary, stringof beads, chapiet; t.^2so" '^v''i"t"'2r'~p
\ "ipu/jifs,
rosewood; -,pp^l,p-a. blooming as a
en;

fit or apt
a.
"i^^upJ-iuliu/b
practical,
s.
school,
pension,
; -%ng
S. Ai"e^ s.
[institution.
'\uipJ-u.%g
^ui(iJ-,aaiti,i,
"i"j".professor,master

to exercise

"

or,
teacher; school-master;preceptor, tutrose.
instructor; gymnasiarch, ludimas. rose-bush, "tree
^uMpq.i,%[,
professorof
; pn. f. gister; [iJ'utiimati"[tpnL.t
Eose ; ilsypt -"
dog-rose,hip-rose; philosophy; o^ffcu^f".""-if
p.J-^ntX
-

-^

rosery, ground planted with

iub-iap.ui'iini-i
law-, physIc-,divinity-

bushes,
rose-

[for painters). professor;-uipuip ad. professorially

;
red colour
a. professorial
expi'ofesso;
-u,liu!i,
; -"".
league
s.
assistant,colrose-oil,ottar,otto of hb3 *" joint-professor,
t1_u"^^/.il/^
rose-bush.
normal
s.
i[uii,if.mi,
[roses.
training
; -uipti/bs.
,
in rose-trees.
school ; -hiT, t-jf,
to be a professor
va.
il,'"f%"'-""a.abounding
s.
ilvo^^t^i/)^
reset,( a

ilm^^nt* ". chem. rhodium (metal). or teacher of, to teach, to profess;

a. arable.
'^uipt-iP
-n.-Pl,di,s. professorship
; -""-4f'sf.
tivate, mistress.
Huiptj; tjf va. to labour,to culto plough,to till; to sow
; to
lead, to conduct,
drive,

away,

to

chase

away,

drag along;

draw
to

guide;

to lead

to

to

cause

to drive

dispossess
; to
to

to

to

out, to expel,to
or

direct,to

rule,to manage;
to make
use
of, to

"([atpj-lrilip
(h^uijs.
y\_iuptHrj;
tjb va.

along,

carry

to

govern,

go;

college, gymnasium
; grammarschool; -i-np S. A^upJ-a. [professors.
'C^upJ-lriups.pl.
schools,institutions;

s.

guide, to
to use, to
handle, to

train,to

inure,to

cavesson,
to

bring

bit.

exercise, to
up, to

form,

instruct, tctutor, to accustom, to

wield ; to thrust in,to drive into,to
use, to cultivate ; ft{"/"^^ to break
in ; S. HJ"l'i"^j
nX
fi^nu/ii^in a horse ; qui%J% or
lu/Jh-lnuqop
to exercise onevn.
self
n-.p'B, to wield absolute authority;
'^lupJ-fiir,
irguM)
to
to
te
customed
acto
used,
or
tf-iriint-P-li
practise,
in,
catch,
get
/"
^fc/i^
familiar
to
reduce
to
make
to
or
inured,
p
risoner,
grow
captive,

employ,

to

to live; with ; to be formed, instructed ;

^4*'"'*" ^^^/yu-j^,
""j_
to
act
against, pursue to luu,u,ni-p-irto get inured to work; b
Y.u"w-,to
in a law-suit; nbpu ijuipcHruifj
brought up in letters,
justice; to be concerned
educated
well
make
versed in literature.
to
to
or
/.(aiaqiuiint-P^ltJi,
peace,
to iustruct,
to
va.
'\uMpJ-lrgni-guiiibJ'
pacify,to appease, to accomodate;

slavery;-

"

to travel ; to go, to walk,

educate, to discipline.
^uHiiuuiuiiifi
S. fl.-i""t.jf^.
[bird.
to march;
A,'op'f-['i_
"Jbu,^,to navigate, to
with a
ward
to drive forsteer a ship; jiun.,u^
^apcHmiiuil,^a. blazoned
didacta. instructive,
"({uMpJ-niiiu^u/ii
or
push on ; S. 1"/".".
; to urge
"C.
|u*/'^tupujU{Ufp^UI^
"'-^
0'
*" exercise,
^.apJ-ai-Pb'-'''
A^PIj ba *" wand, stick,rod.
culture,
instruction,
^l^pJ-ifija. exercised, practised, practice, use;
study.
versed, erudite, skilful,accustomed, discipline,
,

ij f#//"cr'/it.w o. "^ajper a.
tion
exercise, instrucS.
HuipJipS- '^{uipjt^^i/""^, a
study, science ;
,
duct
trained
-([uipftiT,
broken
horse ; -^ ^ra.^u/_
or
kguy vn. to behave, to conto act, to
to go
of
mathematics
oneself,
on,
lUi-hu
study
;
^111%^
use
ploy;
of, to use, to emtreat; to make
well versed in ; ih~
to be practised
or
be
to
to
conducted,
b6
toi
n.-uJhj'it
carried,
studying ,
go;
%hi_ l"
learning; to be at school or at college; S. ^^y-m ; nui h-t^ ilpin^[ii^piltup^^% aS

inured,trained

*.

-u

it

"

Liuant-atuhtraT

j3. ^lapJ-trifl mbani-^

propensitiesdictated.
ductor;
goad, spur, whip; fy. conA/"pl'i.^rector, director; governor;

his

uaubiip ~t'^ i^p-iu^t-iTtf-liinbni^hlS

t

erudition surpassedthat of very many

learned men
; /iiumuipt^li
ij-u fiJuiu^

a.

own

drivingout;
leadinginto captivity,

^^ttp

il^llP

673

fulfilling
carrying into effect.
,
advice ;
i^u//.^
Ji^or .uy s. opinion,
consideration
esteem
reputation,
,
high value ; account, sum ; judgment,

"

arbiters

of strife

'^upia.%^portion,dowry
s.

of

; hire of

harlot; S. liu/u^t^^.

an

^iuipiiun-nc
loj

-f,,

a.

salary or

tence
sen-

ry,
receivinga sala-

; -/??

recompense

; ^i"^^"".

pronounce

-"

worthy

mhutp^

judges

pu,^ ",ut,nni.jkp

[pense.
recom-

sentence; tribute, tax

^ujpAu/ii *"j S. H"'/"!^'

reward,
'i[u,pAiu%uMlt
"'3 *"

ing
the receiv-

s.

remuneration.

to remuneratCj
"\iupiuimphj;hgl;va.

to recompense,

to

reward, to requite;

pense,
s.
remuneration, recomTUtap^aiit,
fj s. conjecture,opinion, -utpni-PliLii
reward.
retribution,
requital,
hypothesis,
supposition.
ry;
a. hired, paid,mercenail^,i,pJu,,.np
'ilu.pliu/iipj;
Ifiy vn. to conjecture,
to judge, to presume,
to think, to
*. renter, tenant, lessee; journeyman,

day-labourer; -i"4"A "" hoping

find,to esteem, to look upon
for
repute or regard as ; uipj-ufiif, reward, in terested ; -hd'va. to take
at a fixed pries; to hire,to keep in
think,deem or find worthy.
ward,
s. opinion,
'tiuipliuAini.ai,
judgment.
pay ; -^"/"to.to merit, to obtain a re-

deem,

to

as, to
to
-,

to
va.
'(\aipliuMu,phir

pronounce,

be

to

to

recompensed

ed
reward-

or

S. 'i^apiliaXni-fiJiiii
manifest,to deliberate,to decide.
; -""-/?^t".
house
to let ; mniX
to
""
close
to
va.
"i^iupik/h
round,
sur^luip^tiT,
in,
U^p
to
to envelope.
'"\uMpikj;
hgli -pW, ygui/ vna.
to
to
ad.
take
to
farm,
on
rent;
hire,
hire,
over
Huip^Mi/utptaqpadditionally,
" above, by the way, by accident,
to let out
hire ; to gain,to get, to
cidentally
inon
to put
acquire ; qiupb-mP ij^iufigu/p
; negligently, carelessly
,
.

unheedingly,for form's

at interest ;
sake; a. unessential, money
q^f-i to endow,
to
to
enrich
with
a portion ;
plementary,
accessory, secondary, supqapu,
to
extra, useless, frivolous,enlist mercenaries
;
qakitiu^.
-

vain.

rent

room

; S.'b"'--

s.
stipend,salary,hire,
^uipjt^uA uig a. saleable,venal ; s.
emoluments, perquisities
hireling,
paid or hired man, servant,
;
retribution,
day-labourer,workman;
payment;
recompense,
mercenary,
out on hire,hiring,
farmer
courtezan, harlot.
letting
sf.
mistress,
renting;-^
;
salaried clerk or
"ninf,, rent,house-rent; p"f^t" Phys.
sician's^_iupilia,%uiii.pl,^
fees ; S. "Uiu*u,nLi,
a
or hack
^
;
secretary;
vile,mercenary,
"""._

"iluipJl,
nt-j

pay, wages;

-m.

to let;
//",house
ujpliufbWui^hu
to contract, to make
an
agreement, to
ntXh/j mn^m^u to rent,
agree ; \i
to farm, to hire ; mar.
to freight,to

writer.

charter ; ^ -"""to let on hire,to

""uy_,
let out, to lease ; ^
n^iri_tfumJi,,
to rent
house
a
; "4""""'-j"'*'*-f.
t""

hired, to

-u

-m-

^\iapjtl"uitlialiutb
o.
"i^uipJtuiLuMh
"

"t-ant-uuAlrifVCt.
k^fi
'^\uipAl"iu%L-irt
to hire, to take on hire ; -ftirvn. to be
I

serve

work

or

for money.

HuipJU^u/hnt-Ppii
s. mercenariness,

-m.

soldier or troop.
venality;mercenary
house-rent;
pay
miui_qu,p^
to put out money
itaifd-f,
letter out on hire ;
to interest ''lutpjnii^s.
{""/.
4"
4iu"r jpnj livery-stable
Jiutlfli
; utpJ-uth^
fit-pnj
keeper.
the labourer is worthy of his hire.
to let,
to let out
4uipjini-ir
a
va.
on
lease*
a.
'tliapAiap.irp
bringing pay or a
reward
out ; leasing.
a.
s. letting
rlu,pJni-X.
; -ju'iiq.fip
asking wages,
mufb,

to

-",.

-171.

n-u/n

requiringa stipend,
mercenary.
"fiuipAmli
or
iliiipTCa^
singer,
u,g sf. cantatrice,
ii_ s. oats ; S. ^mpuui^ ;
a. full of, or
songstress, ballad-singer;dancer;
abounding in oats.
strumpet,whore.
'HaipiT,
^j s. net, netting; snare ;
farmer ; "^u/iia.
'f\_iupAuili,uij
-uipitiTva.to catch, to take in a net.
uig s.
meritorious,deservingof recompense;
i[u.^%Y-*"*f
or^tif ".cucumber-plant.
remunerat-^uimnj^ s. remunerator;
"iluip^mjh,^
a.
el,
u,j ". handkerchief; townapkin,linen ; head-band, "cover
,

-ni-in

S. M^piuimpni-P-fii^i
.

veil ; amict

-luttfium

a.

bound

"i,br

07/*

il_A
4"o2*'a. noble,grand
lord, your lordship.

disorder,to disturb; /" 4^p Jiumilrij

higher up, to ascend; /" i^p ""-tain,
to bear
%t-l_,
up, to support, to sus-

./r4/"my
,

to go

ous
il_t4".i^a. magnanimous, generto
to prop ; [i4Jrp','^I'l:p-l^pi^u
; -n^is. magnanimity,generosity.
cover,
disto
be
raise
to
to
on
fig.
vn.
elevate,
high ;
ilt^ioiu/iT, ui^wj
exalted,
ennobled

elevated ; -%iru/ii

or

a,

dei-

to

form, godlike, heroic, illustrious;-^

a.
iM{lf,"

sovereign

s.

manifest,

-uihmnt-Plit^ s.

to

to

to denounce,

f,-ikp n.utu
; uiifl,

to unveil,

unmask,

disclose, to
lift up

to

veal
re-

one's

ficent eyes, to look up, to raise one's head;

sovereignty; -"U;aP""" august, magniate,
on
to oxalt,to elevill/.ilk-p
lun^ai-ijto ride, to mount
; -gn,-jjUM%lrJ'va.
bol. to
to extol, to deify;-tlium.a. majestic, horseback
; {" 4tp "t"'L """'"k'ip'
s. majesty peep out heads, to pullulate" grow,
august, royal; -^uMn-aiJ,
to sprout, to bud ; p lUrp llUMgnt-^ufbhl^
Tour-.
2*^/.,
;
-Ld;
S.
;
h^l -[.j; qnuim'iihui^ito raiso from the dead,
il_fe4t^"i\ke,irp"u,
couraged,
to bring to life again; ^ iit/"^tF*"*''
be
to
afraid,downcast, disvn.
frjioy
k ty
take
be
to
to
a
coward,
f "/t/"
ineffable;
f
inexplicable;
is
that
shrink
for
beyond
pify,
fright,to lose courage, to
^"^P q^pn..plt
fear of, to be held back
iltptu_
by fear,to
^""i"!fuiat/J!iMti
my
; f ilirp
power
humanity ; ni^ p
quailbefore, or at sight of danger; utp fiinupt above
dy
to start back, to recoil; to grow
lazy, "Lhp "tp luiiiuqtu \p as we have alreaa"
said ; S. gi^i.li/.^ir,2,f
t_
3t.y
a.
weak,
indolent; -^nlu
uy
heart
"c.
or
fearful,
"itj;
wanting courage
,
ehem. recoms.
en
'"{hpu,p.iuii,,i^pni-P-li
timid,cowardly, pusillanimous,cravposition;-puA a. analogous ; -pm'iiuM,
Jf -nu,^,
; idle, slothful;//ifyR
-

not

slothful

-"""".

a. analogical ; -p.ufukJ'
va.
business; -nm/..rS.i^A-.
lia!tM

in

s.

ity,
fear,timid-

to

logize
ana-

ad.
-p.ui'bni-P^
s. analogy ; -Pp
heartedness,
want
of courage,
s. explaijation,
heart,faintanalogically; -puynt.'f
cowardice, poltroonery, exposition;-phpui^ui% a. relative ;-_
dolence,
ad. relatively
sloth,remissness, inplrpuiiMiku
; -phpinr, ph^Jt
pusillanimity;
idleness, sluggishness.
QTpliva. to elevate, to raise; to appose
to subjoin, to superadd; to
a. divinelyinspired.
ilt4^tfi"j
endowed
with supermanifest,to disclose ; to utter, to
Tilt-^lAuiTCt-MTa.
natural
to translate;to present,
excellence, most glorious.
pronounce;
to
to
cowl;
hood,
attribute, to ascribe,to
a.
offer;
il4-Y,."^
-uicnp
"iij s.
refer
med.
to
*.
hood;
a
hooded, wearing
eructate, to retch,to
capuchin
;
^.
to
cast
[friaror nunvomit,
^Z4^5up, to reject;-f,irvn.
sixfold.
to
be
a. sextuple,
elevated, carried up, to ascend,
ilfr^uufiuin^^
sixteen
rise
a.
'i\jr^niuuu/h
[,jj
; -ia",uf_a. to
; to be referred,to belong to,
decimo-sexto
to regard,to concern;
s.
16'no, in sixteens;-"..
-pfr/f/i"-/?ftSi
old ; -hpnpq.
elevation,rise,ascension; presentation,
i/tuija. sixteen
years
16tl"; -kfpi s. pi.all
ference,
offering,
Anaphora; relation,reuij a. sixteenth,
the sixteen;-opt-iya. of sixteen days.
miting;
regard; med- eructation,voilt". S. }a/ra.a.
rhet. anaphora;
[keeper.
ni%ki_,to be
" G. w. wardrobein correspondence or relation with ;
s. L.
"(It-uuiiapliu
to grow
Aj^p ^ ad. above, upon, on, over;
vn.
again, to be
-p.n,-t,u"'i,f,ir
on
high,high,high up; i/tp /,"["a/p,
[" produced anew.
rotum
s.
tllrpt^ f, 4"yi,, up " down, high "
"^hputif-uMint-um
coming
,
down, upside down; topsy turvy; back ; -if-uiWor "fyl'J' vn. to supervene,
it. /.fuiUiuipC,
to happen, to befall ; to descend,
frequently
; //i/A/"
up "
to come;
down, always, incessantly,at every
-^f/" S. '"\^p'hm^fip\
-^^m,
to conclude, to
moment, ever; ^ i/t^.u/b^p above; i-nphir or ^ifitiT
va.
^u.% "]m,r,above all ; recapitulate,to sum
up there ; /.i/A-/.
up, to abridge;
'o *'Urn upside
#^/" f "hyp li"p^""'''^u
s. epilogue; conclusion ;
-i-it'ni.p-liJb
down, to turn topsy turvy,to upset, -"^","ga. going, rising up; -fy% a.
to overset;
/" .^"^^i
iffr^
elevated; -tt
isibu *" '"'''i higher,superior,more
to
to
ad. above ; firstlybefore,
or "i-ni%u
over,
overthrow,
overturn; to
,

-ni-l3-'f
or
^k^lit-J"-

nt-Si,

of

^w

'IbP

G75

to cry out, perfectly

to put in the
antecedently
va.
; -^n^j" vna.
; -liiuptf-hJ"
exclaim; to predict;above
IJ.5,to
to
all;-_
place
highest seat,
invocate divine help; -^ot.^."4/.^
exclaim
to
to
S. litupif-uMiT
va.
; to
cry out,
Write
invoke
to
perintendent
iitu%pim^ai.^^; -"ifirJ'vu. to
implore,
; -liuM^m- "oj s. suto
t
o
to
intendant
fer
overseer
inscribe; attribute, reupon,
to ; to write above,before
director; prefect,
inspector,
; -tpni-,
governor;
P'f s. inscription,
epigraphprotector, defender, guardian;
to

um.

to return, to go
vn.
s. superintendence,
man'*lt-p,uif.,un.%iuJ'
-liui^ni-p-ftJit
tion;
direchaci.;
-if-iuukiTva. to put in the first agement,inspection,intendance,

place,to preferbefore
return

others ; -^""/."J

prefecture, government;

tection,
pro-

S.

vn.
'"\hpa,q.iuii.%iu,r-^ assistance; -^trijuniliir
-^mp^iT
riiet.
merf.
be
to
to
s.
come
~q.uipAnt-[9^
anastrophe;
reanimated,
revive,

".

ileus,iliac
;

passion,miserere,
ua.to cause
-q-tupint-giuiihiT

life again ; to

phora
ana-

to

outlive,to survive

to

; -4,

look

to

-//bt-iT,
7nlll,^i-l^,
L-gfivn.

to

on

transport,to transfer;-. high,to lift up one's eyes ; -Ifiiflnrva.

s. oversBer,
q-k"' or n.\;mn,f_
inspector; to confirm,to affirm,to re-establish ;
bishop; -^/imti/"va. to look up, to -lin^iT va. to invoke, to implore,to
to recall, to call back; to
gaze at,to contemplate ; to consider, call on;
to examine, to scrutinize;-tl-c tvb'
to call ; -^n^.-P-'t
s. name,
surname,
additional
cut
to
a.
va.
imposed,
added,
appellation
off,to
;
;
-limpkiT
ipui'.
jectiveretrench.
*. imposition, addition.;
epithet,adplating
contemticle
o.meditating,
-i\hpuii:,a,ihu3g
; math, exponent, index ; gr. arreturn;

to

(" ^ i) ; mus. a note ; muipt-nj

S. "^bpuMi^Jip
a. ;
"C-, epact ; -if-pmliu/ii
uibnuX
to
surname
va.
; -/[.plnr,
A-^f
to
to
to
add, join.
impose, put upon,
,

roughly
oneself to, investigatingtho-

fly away

to
vnTUt-ptufiti^tiT

take

flight
jtpipta
;
-

to heaven

to

to
,

borne

be

s. ahem,
; -[3-p-nL.ni.^

surox-

ide, peroxide, hyperoxide; -P-m-hir

va.

to supervn.
; -4"jjtj^4lUiihif
intend,
to oversee
; -4.0/tjn^ a. applying

to number

from

count

or

first

the

to the last.

star-gazer, astronomer
;
s.
ditation,
contomplation,me-'^uijt-jnqnt-P-'t
lect
elevation of the mind, intelto ask
or
thoughts;-4""/rjtrf'"ja.
from above, to implore, to invoke;
;

*.

to sit upon, to take rest,

vn.
-'iu/b^^iiT
to repose ; -^u/ii^nt^jui%irir
to give
va.

repose in
a. phys. emergent;
^t-piaifuif.

^nii_

shining from

a.

high ;

on

-itmb-.

ive;
reduct-

S. ^[irpJhtli
; -ituilivAa.

kyP-

-b-ui_

anagogical,anagogetical;-5-uy.
a.
reaching the summit or top ;
ptruii_
to
va.
-fthilt". reducible; -*-*""/", itfi

elevate,to raise,to bear

reduce

"

on

to

from

disorderlyor
ill conduct; -tt^nt-p-fii^,
s. suffumigareclaim

person

to
-

urgent,

a.

understand,to apprehend,to catch;

to know, to ento cause
lighten
to
va.
exclaim, to
; -^^kiT

at.iHilrJ' va.

raise

high ; to

ntun-uM^utbtuoL

7^

paradise;-4"/u

minence,
earnest, imminent; -^uMum-P-f s. im-4""""tJfulirvn.
nearness;

the

voice, to cry

ad.
"\hpuiiuMp,
%k-ir

va.

to

aloud, loudly; -"?""/.

or

cry

out.

aloud,

pronounce

to proclaim;to call,to
vociferate,

to
name

; -Aq-tj" va.
to

to regenertion ; -t/iihj; frj^ hiu/jia.

to carry up,
ate,
with new
to endow
life,to cause
Acj-ni^i
produce; high heavens
to be born
again, to revive, to re,

to

to stretch;
uplift,

elevate,

to

raise;

tppi^j the Spreader of

or

-6-%^ir

vn.

to

be

helping hand

generated
re-

va.

-it-t.ni.pis.

to

give a

phosis.
anamor-

born

again ; fig.to spring

to
to life
revive, to come
up anew,
surrection
again ; -b^mi-PI, s. regeneration; reor

; -Ata^itnT

-_

the

-ifni.pt or

m-ffi

s.

tion
reduc-

acid
s. chem, snpersalt,
^ihpuiii_
; to

state

to

above

ropoat,to troat
;

-TCian.m.p't
s.

repetition explanation;

; anagogy.

salt.

-^pin-TfuinJrJ"

again

vu.

-TCm.ilh

s.

increase.
progress;
defender ;
s.
to restore, to setup again; -liufbif.. ""{t-pu,iraipmH
ipiti^
for
to
countQuo's
fight
"bniMh s- rising,
i,uypk'by,ug
restoration;
-^unnviphiT
fulfill totally,ry, in defence of one's native land ;
to accomplish or
va.
to
va.
i^yputliu/iii^lrJ'

raise

again,

87

'i,br

q.br

676

to

-o.'iinM.j;uia-ft
va,

elevate, to lift
P-iupifi
on
-iipian^iuiir,
high
pmpJtiy vn. to
;
up
to

va.

be raised

raise,

to

up, to surpass,

dominate,

to

take

carry on
ceive,
; to reup
,
to leap
to take home
; to glow,
with joy, to exult; jtaimi^t
qr-e' *"
raise

high, to

or

heave

to

gods; jwirai^b
il^pui.

the

place among
on
; -iiy.iupia.
to receive divinehonours.
high, lifted up, ascending; ascensive; fLhiut^il/btri^,
to flyupwards, to
the
ad. bearing, carrying in
i{kpa.uiu,'i,iiirvn.
arms,
to
purifyagain.
-uppkiTva.
raisingfrom the earth; -JpaipiuMe,u,'i,
soar;
s.
director; bishop;
""[hpuiuihunL.^
a.
bearing, carrying or leading on
s, direction
; -mn^nu^^ s.
-uiiru^it-P[i
s. sublimation ; -Jl
high ; -"r^uiitini-Sh
anatocism.
irni.
or
a,
star-gaziug
puMpiiyuib;
to
cellence,
t-jp va. to palliate,
i[jrpuiplihj;
s.
-irpuipJat-Pi
elevation,height,exto
to
to
cloak,
shroud;
veil,
cover,
sublimity.
raised

command

to

il^t^uy//

pr. on, upon ; over, aof;

; for,in behalf of, on account
-

bove

jujiip

that;

xnpoxt

about

that;/i-

all,before all else ; jnp"^

the
whom
ui^uipuil^i ufiiliuit.on
tower
fell ; /" ^^mpainM-pt
^l. 4has
not
he
the
heard
yet
"iiuutuiu
truth ; juii-hfjfh
^
thoy
^lui^u

over-coat, mantle,cloak ;
coverlet, qnilt; Jt^y, horse-cloth;

-p^nc

caparison.
raised
a.
'f{hpm^lru,i_

nuMi^na

increased

my

"

they

sorrows,

added

grief; linphui'iint.tn, f,
%ir,u

my

he

was

on

of

brink

the

ruin,

the

on

iTmop

to abstract.

va.

to

convey,

bear

transport,

to

^\kpu,ipn^kir

liuyp,

heightened ;

fig.absent; math, abstract; -gm-Sh s.

elevation, exaltation; abstraction;
exaltation of the Cross ; -jn"-.
'\autili
to raise,to lift on
high, to
va.
^../b/rJ"
set up

to

s.

luj

laJli above

"

or

on

carry

to

high, to

s. Assumption;
point of ruining himself; c,,upni-iuitu
}" transform; -"fmlunu.iSu
demise, decease, death.
they charged them
'fcj
iiuMunt-^u/iikl^ii
with the massacres
Or
fjiitfiir
"^uMpnr^lT VCl.
l],^"/*_ T^\k-pu*ouipna
; u,n.uiit ["
to preach, to announce,
to publish,to
announcement
threatening
puM^t-n^
for Arabia ; ifiuilik-J'
I
divulge.
[,
ii^nuuiM
-

-"

shut

the, door

behind

; S. M-"i',

me

S.

'^^hpi/buiiT,
ui^iy
to

ascend,

to

go

tuuhn
lllr

soar,

vanish,
leave, to
to

^u^uipuluiah-mfLuil
t

be

pride,to

the

7i#M"CT

uij

-(kuj^

beginning

480

of

the

Armenian

to

va.
-^inpnif.h"r

renew

era

horseman

; -fr"r,

to

to sit on,
or

to

take

placedon

seat

; to

ascend, to

*.

on;

mounting,
alier
rider,cavtg[i vn. to

to go
("'iiatt-,
uusif^of
;
-

scale.

".
ascent, ascension,
ast. ascendant.
staircase;
;

Ahc^te

-^inpn_

^n^p-},s. renewal, renewing; -ium^J"

seated

a.

ascending, ascensional;

presumptuous;

the

clivity
ac-

to be

on,

to be
'^pkpii.uili

mount, to ride.

s. rebuilding;-^^kir
"\hpu,ih'ii"i.p-'(,

nt-Ui, sor
breathe; -^^ni^p-'l,
ing
breathing; 4ny"/nj blowrespiration,
of the wind; -^"p%",.pj,s. anat.

vn.

waves.

mount
^ "lkpu,'i,ti,i_
on, to ascend;
board ship,to embark
itulTu *|j3"i
on
at
[^-nt-uil^u/lini-fS-lsu

to become

vn.

swim

the

il^t^t^4

puffed up,

; -ptptrW
to rise to

surface,to float,to

to rise from
.
2r'i-p3

to

away,

uit

rise,to

to

mount;

disappear; to
escape ;
to swell with

to

vn.

relative
a.
i\tpi."piijliuA
^lipuiphphW,-phpliiTvn.

to

anastomosis.

a.

sung

to
uainJiiup, gradualpsalms; -"j.hj'va.
fillthe
to
air
with
sing loudly,
song,

warble, to trill; to extol,to praise

highly,to laud, to magnify.
to

to appear,
vn.
T^lrpi.-pht-liir

anametrisis
".
ilt^u,^,"^i,"_/*^"_'Si

aloud;

to shoot

be born,

produced ; -^yP a.
;
ad. superficial-^M-tiTvn. to go up wards, to flyon high. apparent, superficial;
ly
to praise aloud,
TUt^pu.MtiuiaiJtj'
va.
; -LntJ s. appearance
; superficies,
surface, p.firun.
brate
to receive,to accept.
openly, to extol,to cry up, to cele;

Oi reverend
-u/./,.../i"-/.-^/.

uint-kiTva.

to

revere,

to

respect;-uimumt-ni.p'^s.
to
va,
'({hprniLUiphiT

forth,to

; -iv".

honour,

to

reverence.

send

on

high;

to present, to offer.
TLlftppiiitui/isirua.
a.
HtpfAlfui^
receiving,containing,
sustaining,carrying.

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67
to
HtpiAiJt^uiilrirvna.
to
repullulate,

AJbC

u{iumai.^uA -[i garret-window; /"*""".

'itL~t' garretteer ; ^/A S. Aj'pb''"
is above,high, ^\hpbut^iaTi
a. that
Aj^Ppi piin^
XSpJjpfUf^pp
; ~u(ujpif.ht,o.
j
upper, superior; celestial;
outward, -mnJii s. highest floor or story, upper
shoot

bud again.

or

external
exterior,

; S.

b/"t.*p

room

to move
^hiil^iyphiTva.

up "

down;

guest-chamber

heathen

high place,
gallery,
,

temple; belvidere

theterrace;/?^, palate; tp^pnpii.

^Au to wink.
second
floor
a.
women's
/f"Urpn/
apparent,
al,
superfici;
Ut^
hlikuhgt-y

-,

feigned,affected; ad. superficially,

galleryin churches ; -mn^aii_
apparently,affectedly
;
nJi,yiw,^_
^\,^ from Heaven, granting from

a.

on

mni-PJ,

without
ledge
a
s. the great Giver
thorough knowof,having a smattering of;t^"_ skin-coveringof

li^[iitiia^pi%jh,

they feigned to

-,

worship him.
ad, analytically
'f\j!-pini.ifa,piup
;
-ituiuy,r
"analytics;

resolve

to

va.

-^tq^

analyze, to

-*-/'i*. analyser , analyst;

-b-nt-p-piXs. analysis.
'Ht-pi-iait-j',
cite
it-iujva. to read, to rereader
; -%n,i_s.
; lecturer ; -im-pf
;

reading,recitation.

be

cataleptic;-^"l'vn.
catalepsy; S. l""i.iAnui"c.
.

beyond
from

aloft ; /" ~^n,i,raAi.

; over,

above

^uA, above, over;

/.
-

s.

upper

to go

higher region ;

or

luyng

from

above.

a.
'([hpni-aui
high,superior; /"

quilt.

region; p

-m-P-Tis,

[pole.
catalepsy.
s, phys. anode,
'i[j.-piinLiit
positive
^\irpaf[i pr. ad. up, upon, above ;

^phiaij written

s. ethereal
ilk-pi^p
places.
s. pressure.
'^_trp,n[n,Jlii
castle
s. citadel,
T^itiHiuiphpif.

or

outer-

; med.
subjectto

to mount,
vn.
i^A-^aX-i^vn. to go, to flyon high.
i{k-pnu,'hhir
pane,
counterilk-p,r,uf^,
step by step, gradually.
lug s. coverlet,

tiuft

ethereal
aerial,

o.

to

s.

upper

s.

tent

shutter.

y\kp%iimlug

-.

a.
itu,iiu,%
analytic,analytical;-^

s.

giving
high;

above, from

up
ad.

en;
high,from heavfrom
the beginning;
f iiyp,
top to bottom; u!iii^nt.um
("-,
ancient
times, from the beginning
on

-^"i"_

from

eal
ether-

from

in

t". ftuliif^ufUli
menia
lufliuiliajtp
(;["%
Upper Ar;f
s. epigraph,
; "'"tip
inscription,they were so from the beginning;jui.
I knew
rection
dititle;
or
-t"iui/L"^/"
n.ut^fy% [" if-fiuikfi
superscription
i^iiu-,
-u

"

"

of

letter ; -^yti

higher ; -fptiT
an

va.

a.

upper,
to place,to

perior,
su-

to
inscription
; to ascribe,

engrave
attribute ; -i^nM-nAs.

gate,
high gate'; floodsluice; stocks,ceps; ^^tupii. a.

flowery, redundant

that

long

since.

At'eljba

end,finish,
conclusion,

*"

close ; end, extremity, bound, limit ;

of the army; cadtail ; back; the rear
ence,
fall ;

S.

-.p

^{k-p2aM,.np
s.; p -,["

["-nj, after,behind, at last,after

;
; ~_
in
s.
or
overcoat,
lastly; b
great
all, conclusion,finally
^kum
upper,^
Armenian
mus.
an
backwards,
note
behind;
back,
coat; -piiuii_s.
b
ky"t
to draw
s. abacus
back, to repress,
( /***)
; -luiuplialu
capital
; %ui^um'ii2^i_,
,
-juiiuid'a.
^im^nt-P-fiJi,to hold in, to check, to restrain ; b
providential
;
to have
Divine Providence.
already one foot
i,iuuu!blriJig.
varnished

-4-

mill-stone.
s, upper
*ilt-p%Mui
a.
"iltp%iu^u/ii
superior celestial;
s.
aerial,ethereal; S.ilt/"/A;
angel;
a. built on
high,celestial;
-4"i""."{3

in the

b
iy" ^^""c *o g"*
sailed
; f -b Rt'-n/iiuiHt-aiu as,
in the rear ; i,u.ak^b
the army
-u%^, destroythe enemy's rear; b
-_
divine
of
celestial behaviour,
a,
or b -i *-4t""a! survivors,
or
posterity;
itr1iiguiii_
b -k latest or nearest ;
pious,angelic,godly ; -inipli, J-uMiTu/iita^iac.
side or part ; -l/poiS. b/"4*"'-.
s. upper
b ~y^
IrpP-i^iMif
qopl^lifuip ^mauti/fi
S,
given to perversityas a beast ; pio_
; .~iiut^i
t^pob; "^iri^tfbO. ^hrphuffuMpli
anat.
epidermis; -Waipui a. warring %liuMu/u the pith of my discourse is
this ; hlibb -ti he was
at his life's end.
against the Most High, against the
celestial powers ; -"ftupmni.pfs. coms. couclusion,
-nt-P-bt-i
bat,
'i{t-p2aipuiii
grave

backwards

"

war

with

Heaven

-yup^

s.

the

peroration; epilogue; -^/"

highestfloor,
garret,attic ; fig.
palate; oule, twilight;-d^fi

a.

s.

born

crepus-

after;

^\sV
s. the
posthumous ; -^ui^m-P-T-

s.

ing
remain-

Afi-pl^^ap'

yellow

"

to

va.

tion
regeneration
; epigram ; inscrip[fortify.
to
to
va.
strengthen,
'i\hpmu,L.npyj'
; title.

last days, last years of

s.
life ; f -ju ad. on the wane, at the close
in one's decliningdays,
of one's life,
sere

; -n-t-W

ducible

outliving,
surviving
; -ai.".

s, survivorship.
jjnM.f3-p".i

in the

its elements

to

to elements
;
; -tinqpi, reintegrate,to reduce
-luf-Pt
". reform,
ing
remainepigrammatist;
-n.""^*.

back, receding,desistanoe
backside ; stern ; -ffluy a.
back

^bS

678

leaf.

-^hprnlnr,
k-jfi

-(tiT tjiy

dance,
to

put

to

hop,

jump,

to

to

vn.

cuirass, to

on

to

skip about;

wear

of

coat

mail.
to remain

'\irfi^'iiu3j;
ui^iy vn.
to be

behind

want,

to

; to abandon, to
off,to desist,to renounce
; to

of;to

be short

ilt-p^u{ia^ luj
,

back,
leave
to
fail,

die.

rear-guard

4'.

-_

in
"uku ad. at last, at length, finally,
fine ; -uuiir,,,s. reindeer
a.
; -u,a,%2_

feast

*"

to

after

ners
man-

-Jt-iy

sexennial

a.

old ; -iTulruy a.
six months
old; or

of six

in six*
six

months,

six
J-aiJu/buili,
halfhalf
a.
-iTuui^aA
months,
year ;
hedron;
yearly ; -"hfiuma. hexahedral
; *. hexa-

feast ;
-jni-jm.

withhold,to

to the skies.

anapsestic; anapsest ; -m/.u^ o. published manners

after death, posthumous ; -mo.
years
""o^

praisehighly,to

ilfrgwpujpad. in six ways or

hexagonal.
; -junpiji.
-J,S. y\kgku,li.
""\hgu.li
^irguilint^uli
a. six-angled
; ad.

*.

iio4

to

va.
iltpop^ilrir

extol, to exalt, to cry up

443 ^j a. six-

retain,to

"

keep
deprive of ; -"-""^
a.
a.
al
hexagonbordered, trimmed, fringed; last,
-'b^fiJh,-iiilttAf,
final;s. border, hem, selvage;fringe,
; s.
; *. hexagon; -up a. six-stringed
trimming; pinking,ribbon, galloon; hexachord, six-stringedinstrument;
,liupq.u,plri_l, to fringe,to border, -'bJi.u^uA a. containing six persons ;
meter
to bind with ribbon, to pink; -t-npni^ carrying six persons ; -^01^ a. s. hexathe
cadence
last pers. mus.
; finale,
; -i^iy or }b ",. six-eyed; -*7"".
formance.

i.t./* va.

back, to detain; to

~u,

sextuple,sixfold;-^ika,%

a.
"n[ili

the last; /. -%u%

ad.
s.
^t-p^tuiiip
in the last place,after all.
lastly,
to hold
va.
Aj-'p^t-j;
back, to
k-gl,

deter, to withhold,to
while

or

loiter

to

cause

[imate.
penalt;

away.

one
a. last but
Ajrpl^ifilrp
'ilt-p2pi,
^ng a. posterior,ulterior ;
,

last,extreme, final ;
four last

the

^p^

-^

Wuip^nj

things,(death,judgment,

heaven

" hell).
[peremptory.
^kp2iiuM^,u%
a.
final,
last,extreme;
''[tp2nin%l,j;
wards,
t-guifvn. to go backto fall back, to recede,to retreat,

to

give way.

[enee.

iljt^i/iauuiffii.^
s.
violimpetuosity,
Aji-p"uiumni.p-f,ii,
s. emphasis.
Ajrpumhuy u, aforosald,
tioned.
above-men-

six farthings.
o. worth
y{hgii.uM%ii.lTulh
a. of six ages or epochs.
'f\hgq.uipt,M,'ii
^[hjlrpk"^a. s. six;sixth.
'(\kghuMli
'*"'"sixthly.
Aj^gliptp
ly;
y\_ifgirpnp^
sixth,6 ^^ ; sixthluj
,

^pu,

a.

mail

made

of mail

of mail

; network

cuirass,hauberk
to

wear

coat

^{"o/4^

; ^uipJ^u

-u

-^

^^tfer.^^,

of mail.

Aj'^puimii.uiliu/ii
a.
epigrammatical;
-n-iu'iiuiitun. to be

resolved,

to bo

sixth.

mus.

or
^fi
i[tjt^i-"/'ir

whole

six ;

a.

all the

irgniiijs.

the

six.

a. six-winged.
"ilfr_j/Jt._tnA
a.
""l*-j/"2t"Asix-columned ; -^ s.
At-jtpa. sixth.
[Hexapla.
ad. six times.
i\tj[igu
a. of six cubits.
i\_trgliu/iiiibhu/iM
six
times as much, sexa.
^^gl/Jiii
tuple,

sixfold.
a.
ilfrj4u"jmp
a.

six

thousand; -""4i

of six thousand
years

-tuA

years
,

s.

six

-uiJkaA

S.

[six hundredth,eOOH".
i[h^^u.plru.%.

chains, meshed, linked, woven;*,

coat

sextant;

thousand

of

a.

*.

-hmli
ad. once
Aii-pumfA
more, anew, over
again,afresh,again,repeatedly.

a.

of six spans.

re-

o.. six hundred;

Mj^3^"'l'b'-p
-npif.

a.

a. six-handed.
i\tj.iir"Ap
[ed.
\\k-giruMinku,'b
or Jiumilia. six-fingera. six-branched.
Ht-jnumL-MJii
Hjrj/nmu/iil,
QV
uAt-utja. SiX-foOtod,
4.*3"/"-^i-'"*
a. hexastyle.
[hexapod.
'iltjmniij.u.%
sextain.
s. hexastic,

4,tr

679

A^goptiy a, of six days; ". hexaS. 'Utrt/fi^t-uAtp

Hfi'goppiiui^
[meron.
; -/liTvn.

imperious; -ly

to

^u

prOud,

cure

the

necklace,
lim'i.ufug
s. haughtiness,

; -n^

stiff-neekedness;

"Ibpl'i'
luumuiiiayp

jo"-

pain caused

'imi., he

S. i^^mi.

-ni.i"

wound;

-u

carcanet
string,

with

cover

became
by the wound
"-".
insupportable
Ifb^ n^tun._
; i""//

neck-cloth,cravat,

s.

stock, collar;

become

to

to be
sores, to ulcerate ; -"" /AifniAlr^,
wounded
to
to
dress,
; n-mpiTaAt-i^

a. haughty,
i^t"**
uncontrolled,stiff-

necked

ifiiiruto wound,

piy

"

no

wounds

others

but receives

hurt.
s. damage, hurt,wrong
'f\j3-uip

'4,yA'^/ii"^
""j ".

; -ti/".

detriment,

damage, to injure,to wrong;

trg[iva,to
to causo
to waste, to spoil,
to destroy; ~-[iirvn.
to
va.
"^gtsiiiiirgnt-giMiiihir
suffer
to
to get spoiled;to
damage,
pay damages, to make amends
-^^'Z"
;
to make
vn.
amends, to pay damages, get out of repair; -nt-ph or m-Uh s.
to make
waste
deterioration , ruin, destruccompensation.
,
A!ilur%.\!i.^4jib,r.
i^/?^4".younggazelle;pricket
[great.
s. vigour,force,aid,succour.
^fwi
A^api ^^""-i a. Pers. w.
il/'?test,
or Aji^ s. hot. vetch ; -huy a.
Ajit "IPt'^a*" dispute,debate,conily.^t.
tion,
discussion,variance, contestavetchy.
bones,
quarrel,wrangling: knuckle4./'t'
it/' *" neck, crag;
un/iuua.,
become
to
subordin
into
cockal; /"
*"""/_,
rebellious,
proud,
ni.jy^,
g
"t-wi_
dispute or wrangle, to debate, to contest,
to discuss.
^p
4Pli -t" s. gazelle; antelope.
*"
sy,
controverijjta',
'l/2"?j quarrel,
"i\jip^u,pl,
ic
gigantptiug a.colossal,
of
difference
litigation,
contention,
great stature , of enormous
;
,
magnitude ; uipiuM% colossus ; nyp
rock
stone
s.
s.
u,%_
'Ij"i/'i
i^/.i/mj
giant; -pm-P-},
gigantic stature or
;
;
corner
llt-uiii
stone, head-stone;2"".
il^Pn!fb,/r,y",^iapgni-fi.
[slZC.
a. abortive
s. abortion.
'tb'U^i sapphire; ^ 4^1^ laup umu/iiuM^
'4J"J-uMlt
;
uig
oil from marble, to desire
to squeeze
tj^^iZ-ui^
veil,
hangings,
u/j ". curtain,
impossibilities.
tapestry
jet ; S. ^J-tu%p;
; water-spout,
,

expense;

'

"

"

'

A^"t 4b'H"'a ^- history,

narration,
"

^"tini-gsheath
,

for

arms.

a. fluid,
ilpJ-u,%n^in
tale,story, account; romance
running,flowing.
; poem,
s
.
i\^J-aAp
current, flux,
poetry.
course,
a. highflown,
arrogant, flow,stream ; abortion, miscarriage.
i|^4oilbiiuig
to drudge,to toil
vn.
proud, saucy, insolent,haughty,fierce; '"\JiJ-utppm'bl,J'
"
be
in
to
a
moil,
harsh, hard-hearted,cruel, inhuman,
profuse perspiration,
to sweat
blood.
brutal;cross, crabbed, surly,peevish
to have an abortion,
i\j,tHrir,
irjpva.
; ~iu^ui%a. arrogant; ad. haughtily;
insolence ; cruelty. a premature
birth , to miscarry, to
-n"-? s. arrogance,
to be brought to bed
i[l;n,n
ov ilfr""n
./j "" great,noble, abort, to slink,
before
time ; vn. to flow, to run, to
illustrious.
i^t""*. scratch, incision,cut; fig, gush or spout out, to be shed,poured
to causo
to flow.
gentle motion;
Jtu,u,qu,, out; -irijni-guM'ulrJ'va.
rippling,
S.
"
ii},J^n.-ir
chem. moire metallic,crystallized
vn.
Til^J-trJ^J^hjnM-_
Itu/i,
waving gently,
tin-plate; rippling,
flowing, undulating;
curling, 1I/4 itJ^j or i4A^ *. abyss,gulf,
-".
chasm ; chaos ; hell
the bottomless
or
ripplinggently,playfully
;
p
,
to
to
to
pit;
tomb;
great
distance;0.
undulate,
ripple,
grave,
piuiiiuu
,

-,

-"

"

rise in

small

gentle breeze
the

to

waves,
;

swell

with

""fA/!
{'"-'"'"i/'*'
"" ~-e

a
"

accumulate.

surgingwaves

A^p "Wi'"'3*"
I

sore,

wound

or

; ulcer ;

"

-"

4nM- the
,

-"

of Ocean
depths

"n_

p^L.uMn._

depthsof misery.
a.
il^t^uipaai
contentious, quarrelsome,

nL.phu.'u

sanies,matter, pus,
"//'/"/i
4^"-/3scab , scurf;S.
^
^p-^
gore ; likiiW-.
^aimpnjfj uprnfiheart-soro,ache,
"aa.'iitij ("#.
"break, "burn ;
-

profound,deep ; uAqiiq-iafurp
-_p
,

disputatious,wrangling;

s.

tigant,
li-

controvertist ; -mu^uA a. litigious,

polemical;-"-"r, t^p, -fiT, "-j."/
S. i^/iaX-jT;
-nc/9^ s. dispute,
debate,

"l,bC

680

to
controversy, question, to brawl,to quarrel,to attack, fight.
contest,strife,
couteutious"iku ud.
HfiTCnquipntp
discussion ; -i^uip ad. contentiously.
J" or ""-.'" S. A.k^'
[ly.
ij/a-n^f
destiny,
chance,
ilj,-2Cu,/i,
uii) s. lot,
rock ;
from
Issuod
a
a.
i^jfiTaii-nLla
fate,fortune; ballot,suffrage,vote,
phy,
*" lithographer
; lithogravoice ; lot,state, condition ; lot,por-tbp
t[""3
tion
,

"

age,

a. litholithograph
; or-^/"""4""*"
s,
lithographic
graphical; "{.piupuA
ment,
possession;fief,farm; depart-

inherit-

share ; lottery ; sorcery;

graph
to litho; -tf-phW va.
printing-office
tent
district,
liberties,
precinct,exlithography;
of jurisdiction,
diocese;
; -t-pn^pi^, s.
territory;
ing
of stones ; throws. the rolling
fortune,
"fini-Hi.
condition,
clergy;situation,
in a
hidden
a.
stones; -if-utpaiii
rank, quality,dignity,office,
employment
to
rock, in a cavern, in ambush, waiting
u,ftliuM'iiki_,
profession;
,
the rocks ; -if-pmliufii
for among
-^m,
to
draw
to
cast lots,
or
vote;
ballot,
founded
a.
a
on
rock;
-^uMnii
a.
to practisewitchcraft ;
u,i,liu,'iilri_
[, pluilu
a.
producing
stony , pebbly ; -*/A
4ti"y [,p[ipto cast lots or to draw
-"

for

anything;

lottery; humiSii
by lot;

names

to

mm^i

-u.i-

-u

t..

ig

"

give through
they drew their

stony

'l]'"/,"",_nLnjq
t^ i//.2C",4"/

lot fell upon Matthias.

pkuij,
statistical ;
a"
i\^i'2"'iii^iuii.[tuiliv''b
"

the

ttpp a.
cut

"

stone

stones; produced by
; stone

living in

-^Irpin0. built of
hard

as

from

stone

as

; s.

; -4""i a.
stone ; -i".

StOHCS

; -^ui^.

stone ; -4i"""

"

mj

a.

S. '^aipui^mm
; -iki.

srock;
^pni-Pt s. statistics;-/"io^ s. lottery; a. stony, stone-like;
interval
rocks,
in
the
win
to
cavern,
among
lottery; -Jk2_s.
^o'ihi_f,-[,
stone,
cave
cessor;
; -i"""/". aii/u^ vn. to become
-fiutij
u,g s. feudatory, farmer; sucbe
to
into
petrified;
lot or
to change
stone,
having the same
-lil'^a.
to grow
fate ; s. copartner, sharer,fellow ; -4'"_
hard;'-2tia. built of stone;
or
a.
entering, hiding among
int.p'^s. lottery; ballot,voting by
-un/i^
in
under stones; -mm^a.
free-stone,
ballot;-^pi a. diocesan; -innt.nL.pJi
s.
to
va.
the assigning destinies; -plint-,
in polished stone ; n-aimn.hJ'
s.
"y
to harden
voter; -pi^.p'^ s. ballot,ballotting,change into stone, to petrify,
ic
voting;-t-np s. clergyman,ecclesiast; -uifiui"c. S. H^iTuif^p "c.; -p.
ed
diOCBSa. shut
in,enclosed or surroundt-Milpn/fnuinu
"i-lri^
; incumbent;
rocks.
be
to
by
an, bishop ; -t-npfij',
Ir^iy vn.
chosen
-tni/ or tuA a. resembling
HjiiTuipii.
by lot,destined by fortune,to
inherit;-^npnJ^ s. share, inheritance, a stone, stone-like,stony, stone.
to mako
ical
vo.
stone,
i[j,ir,njnM-jai'iit-ir
portion;chance; benefice, ecclesiastto render
to
a
as
stone, to petrify,
dignityor state.
harden, to strengthen.
hollowed
in the rock ;
a.
give or distribute by lot, to allot,to
yXjfWuiipnp
der
s.^.'f"npai\uMu,\
assign in lots,to appoint ; to indicate
-ipni^a. crushcd unas
heritance, fallen rocks or stones.
heir,to put in possessionof an inof a benefice ; to give a
or
a. stony, stone.
iljf.i/tirjt'ii

-Jo*#"f

"

full of or abounding in
a.
""[j,JiiL.n,
"" *" diocesan; -/A^t.
4.fa*'"4c'*'4"'z.
stones,stony, pebbly;-^
stony place.
to
"iXj/ii
gm-P'f s. lot,chance; witchcraft;-"*".
!^u"y s. lute ; i,uMpliuiiiln^
the
44a a. eastinglots.
play
leviathan ;
to fall or arrive
vn.
HjiXui^^j;
'\j,^uiui
kj/uij
U.J s. dragon ;
by chance, to be appointed by lot, typhon, vortex, whirlpool,exhydria;
title to Orders.

to fall to the

by

chance

a"^ dragon, draco;b-mjuupi,,

aranlot,to happen, to obtain
to inherit ; n-liM-piuq^m^
eus
piscis,
weever
JmJ^i
quaviver,
;
-

ity
he has sensibilpinL.pt k "lbifu,^huMi_,
for his lot.
a. fond
"([jfiCuiukp

of

tentious,
disputing,con-

quarrelsome, litigious.

cachalot.
iously,
ad. like a dragon, fur'Hj-in.uiuipu.p
fiercely; -^^it/i a. dragonheaded

s.

bol.

dragon's-head

dracoof

il/at,/-,
cephalum ; -jntA^ s. descendants
tj[,, Ti\j,2(f,j;
tifuy vn. to
to argue, to contest,to squabdispute,
Astyages ; -qop a. very robust,excesble,
sively
to wrangle, to discuss,
to debate,
strong; s, dragoon.

un
other ;

*.

to
/A**/^.

;
fellow-martyr
-

together,to vouch

test

for

with

fj^t- \\TCu,ppayment,
other;
an-

~ukp O.foild
-inj B.'iljiaylupuMi
martyrs ; -/.mi s. martyr'stomb or

chapel.

i\fi,ujt,r,
hgp va.
witness,
to

tribution,
rerequital,

pay,

s.

-^

of

A^\^

G82

compensation; discharge;
acquittance,receipt;end, finish;^-,
received ;
utniiiruto finish,to bring
to an
end or conclusion, to accom-

to witness,to bear

S. UTAupni-m,
[pHsh.
i[7Ca,pu.%g
be
to
a.
paid.
payable,
y\Xuipir[li
to end,
y^Jt va. to finish,
^TCtipkiT,
.

to

give evidence, to testify,

to
tify
attest,to vouch, to cerdepose,

end, to
acknowledge,to own ; to approve; to complete, to bring to an
to
be
to
to
to
suffer
vn.
perform,
terminate,
out,
martyrized,
carry
to conclude; to recompense,
to give false
to fulfil,
martyrdom ;
to restore, to compensate ; to pay, to
evidence, to bear false witness, to
; to

um-ui

liver,
uMii^putt^
iii^uyhuMqi^uii^^ acquit,to discharge,to settle ; to de4]i"ii
has perjured himself,
to release, to free from, to rid
he
bid,
false witness; il^iyhMTopf,, of,to disentangle,
has borne
to set free; to forto
the
ti
law
is
to
to
p^k
as
hinder;
obstruct,
%mifl,
prohibit,
piMtpi-iip
to depart
t.. (l|o/^"o qjilrui'hu
to end one's life,
good I approve it; iQ^-io^rm
"
Peter
Paul
this life,to die ;
4i'y^3p' j-^-f""ht-pnil,
^ ^npni.um to
qn^
in
to pay,
tortured
Nero's reign ; ^""/t'5" despatch, to kill; ^uiuipmu,
were
to settle a debt;
^ut^i.%to pay a,
scientiously
Jt-n^ t-r, I am
convinced,I am conperjure;

he
puif.nt-Ph,

"

ness
to despatch busipersuaded.
balance; ^npifu
Li *. witness,testimony,
i^i"/ni./3f
fttP"
H-UMUIIUUUIu/li^l
UMpL'UMlTp.
;
evidence
to capitalpunishment;
deposition attestation ; to condemn
gation, ^uiiCyub
alleto content, to satisfy
opinion, authority; certificate;
; j".
-i

"

citation;
martyrdom;
jun-J,, iLiMt^b
ki^htui_TCu/buiiMiiiipC^to finish
eternal
the
fuyulg,
witness; miufj ^it^,
journey undertaken
; n^fA^^itipai^
to bear witness
ing
or
they could do nothf J-uiUhi^i.
testimonyto, to gfiii
to
at that moment;
testify;
protest;
/. Jk2_phplri_,
"i"%^u""/pfi^ n^
to quote, to cite ; ^ -/3E
JuMuinL-guHitfu
liu"pkp he could do nothing alone ;
miT
^[,, according to universal opin- ^p
hi-h[^
[3-nnll_
nuli;uiub i^^iup^p hC
"il_4"j,n.-4/.
sf.martyr.
[ion. satisfied his hunger with dried figs
-

"

-.

alone
ad. like a martyr.
'i\_liiyop^'i,
'i\Jiu,'i"l.hj;
t-gf,va. to beat

drive
to

or

beat

back, to

rout,to

^um
; iliCu,ptgl^

off,to
scatter,

disperse,to defeat, to crush, to

discomfit.

^^i.iu.n
faint-hearted,
a.
disheartened,

,lp %p
kill him

suTfipo^ provide
,

requirements ; ^uiptoM^

for all his

i,"ypu

his

father

resolved

t-pk
mlruft^

I shall
iCu.pfiglP'b

see

jE

to

""luiq^^l^ inif their

works

equal their cry ? ^it^ /IJt^b *""- ut"hhi^"^nfliil^Cutp^ to be there or not

is the same
ij^Ciu..
thing; mltMiiiii^ni-p
led
a
pious life
pk^lfb qlftu.%1,they
,

discouraged, despondent.
-i\^...u,b-ir,
hgf,va. to discourage, to
dishearten,to cast down, to dispirit,to the end.
to deject,to unnerve
i)n.to be accomplishor
-/'"/",
;
'*[^"pt'i'"
ed,
t^iy
l^a"!!
to lose courage,
vn.
to droop, to be
be
finished;to
done, effected;to
to despond, to despair, be paid,discharged,acquitted to die;
disheartened,
;
,

to

be

disconsolate

S.
-lrgn.-gu.%t,r

^^uimhJ'va.
\ -tjni-j/,^a. discourag-

to get rid of, to be delivered;

}"4*-.
tru/_jto finish one's days,to die ; pa.
-

ing, disheartening.

heartedness,
faint'H^-umnJl,
s. discouragement,
threats
were
useless; ilTCuMplrun_k
i^.
dejection,despondency, pn".p1i {" "iitruAii his malignity is
grief,languor,despair.
excessive ; ajii uip^ut^-ui'b
(3-uM-f.tui.ap\
u.n.

or
4,4i"'4'""/'jr'"such
j""-4 s. soothsayer, ujjHufliufi
i^tup^^ti[2CuiplrqutL.
,

conjurer,[divination,
magic.
^'iin.-Pl.jr,
s.
sorcery, witchcraft,

sorcerer,

the

end

of

the

was

king'sjourney; 4pt-i^

Afi"--//
the angel,having delivered
"Bi"'3 s. conjurer,
hjs
sorcerer,
_ju/".
wizard, magician ; sf.prophetess,
to
the
disappeared;
pythoness,
message
woman,
witch,sorceress.
plii^l^p
[itf-hplrqiju/b
Juipi^tubw^tf
n^ l^S
"

A^\i.
TtoMph^uy why
,

683

to find

to accuse,
va.
'i^iuMuuMf.u.'bkir

I not carried from

was

with, to blame, to lay the fault

grave
on ; -pirp a.
causing damage, loss or
for
inestimable
gifts, harm, offensive,hurtful,prejudicial;
exchange
your
beseech you to accept our trifles; -//u,pa. hurtful,pernicious,injurious,
we
is a bargain;ie.
4- tf-npi-if-tit
disadvantageous, detrimental,
prejudicial
il7CwiituM/_
4- ilp[i,r,
; bad, wicked
; guilty; -4"o/int.
TC,upt-uMi_
my business is done,
it is all over
Pi s. hurtfulness,
with
me
damage, prejudice,
; jnpJ-mtF ^ai^
of the
wbeU
DC
danger;
inclemency
Jhpl'
o^"y,
tupAuM^h-uia
p-utp^uan.
the

womb

to

the

fault

uA7Ca,n.tr^

'

"

wished

die,he

to

cried

out ; '""/"

^uiphuai^4 i/si
^,r,it is all up with

me.

s. pi.damages, injuries.
Ti\^,iuua/i,p
a,
Ti\^,iuaiuMMiaipu,
guilty, criminal;

'"[TCiupnii_s.
payer; paymaster.
cution,
s. accomplishment, exe"^iCiupni-Slu
release;
carryingout; delivery,

death

payment, pay.

sentencB
award,
s.
ilajtn.ifjCa-nj
,
dinance
judgment, decree, decision,act, or,

-hiTva.

ed ; '-utirtuq

issue

warrant

or

adjudge,

to

writ, to

to

judge,

to

to

"

enact,

; to

or

sentence

s.

ulrii

"a

-I

S.

-p-i'

to

hurt,to injure,

to damage, to bring loss

prejudice,
to
harm, to offend, to wrong,

clare,
de-

to injure
"^i/"-"i"%j,

another.

one

dresser.
or
s. flax-weaver
'ii^^ff-nphlinen.
A^"!l "l^vt*"a. flaxen,
'

"i^uMHiuipl,
-^

to order ;

s.

the

Furies
,

E-

rynnies,Eumenides.

^uiuiuaiifs-lf
I' 'i^P'y 1^^"j to
to death, to sign a death-

Juj^nL.

-m-p-t

corruptible

a.

shock, to wound;

tence,
sen-

to pronounce,
to ordain,to condemn;
solve,
to decide,to reto deliberate,

to decree

S. 2"

va.
i\%,uuhJ; t-jf.

^uMum/iihu aia.^
peremptory
'Uh-fi^hrpklj ll tlk-null
iJlhr^ mtU"j
luiirhgj
-

guilt,culpability
guiltiness,
; -ukp a.
malign,mischievous,malicious,wick-

to

to blame

to accuse,

"i[iiuMu,u^mp
; -_jo"-

ive,
; sentence, maxim
; a. deciswith
a
peremptory;
p.u,%[ii-^
voice ;

volence,
male; -JuiniSfs. malignity,
malice.
ill-will,

weather

fV

il^n".p"-(a.

afflicted
,

worn

out

down
by suffering;
-pJrpMu^uM%
TlajinAS. -^n-nt-nqni-lll
[Warrant. bowed
a.
distressing,
sad, painful,
pain-giving,
i^j^im
a. clear,pure, clean ;
^""-/"
S.
woeful
water.
grievous,
-p.hpa,.pf
limpid,crystal,
;
pellucid
afflicted
ively,
decis""
ad.
sorrowful,
-fp'
^tzy
iiTCiLuMpiap
sententiously,
;
,
ively;
deeply grieved, in pain, in affliction;
decidedly definitperemptorily,
doleful
of
grievous , sad , vexatious,
-pt^ \S,mkuM% s. the Court
official
Cassation
report; hard, mournful, painful; -"*'t^" a.
; -?-ff" s.
ive;
passionate; -ifitj; t^f,va. to afflict,
-l/utia. decisive, peremptory, definittress,
to grieve,to concern,
to pain,to discriminal,guilty;-^uAps. crimes
to cause
sorrow
to, to vex, to
passed under sentence; -^/A".S. tJ^gZC
.

torment

i]\f""H"
"i-j
I

*.

wrong,

injury,
prejudice,

sorry,
at, to

vn.io be afflicted,
-i^ifiir,
t-^uij
concerned, pained or grieved

take to heart ; -"fbm.pj.S.

detriment; damage, harm, hurt,
S. A^i'"iihi'
Ajfuf'
-i3-^'"3
;
; ~d' ^^d'3
fault,sin, injustice
loss,grievance;,ill,
full
of
ous,
anxia.
sorrowful,
affliction,
mischief;
4"""""-j""^'^i."
"""""."
,
ing,
afflictafflicted;
perplexing,
very
-

row
; -a-/iia. born to sor-b%nJlf
s. the bearing in sorrow
;
;
Jtit
; -^k-uija. living
/i%.^ -^uit"a. sad,afflicting
trouble
unfortunate ,
or
care
done ; !" in
,

vexatious

at the
to sell at a loss ; /"
,
nt-pn^p
at the loss,at the detriment, at
peril,
-

the expense
of
there is no

person

; n^

great harm
t'-Pli'it^a""^/"* the affair turned
out to his disadvantage ; kp tbc
his accusation
written
was
"lip
,f.phiui_,
what
fault
have
k iJ",
above ; fp^-i_wine
is bad
for
I ?
4 .pi'trP'/*
t^
health
c,u,^
if.npir^^
%yb
;
your
np
4 -%

'

-""-

'

mn^-ugk
must

s.
wretched, miserable ; -Jjit-jm^ppii
suffering,
calamity;
trouble,affliction,
ing
-^I'Pa. harassed,enduring or suffertrouble,
or
distressed,
drudged
pain

"

answer

ho

that

docs

for it.

the

sensible
-Hii/ a. sympathizing,

another's

damage

doling
compassionate, conwoe,
with ; ih'i't-L
"i-Jke to grieve
to sympathize in
condole with
-

or

to

"

ly]b
suffering,to partake
share

in one's

to

on,

to
grief,

one's

to take pity
affliction,

pity, to commiserate,

to

A^'O'i'f^i
;
ing,
s. suffersuffer;-ipnt-pj,
grief,sorrow, trouble, anxiety;
-_

/jpt-iTva.to
-ijwpmii

ad.

compassionately,sympa-

in

sublime

genius;

thought,sublime

dinary
extraor-

high-hearted; -["m'inL.pitiXs.

wit, great sagacity, acumen,

passionate
com-

S.

; -4m"tm

llJUS

684

}\_iiirJ'u,p.u/ii
; -liuluS.
ed
high-minded, endowwith an elevated
mind, with lofty
sentiments, noble, magnanimous;-^
S.

genius ; -fuou

-jfm
i^"t"/*;

fl.

ttmni-pl.s. high-mindedness,
S. i^o..K4/._y^.
thizingly
magnanimity
; -i^l-iT,
trg.,,/
s.
i/iiT;-("j(,"./3/.t.i
sympathy, compassion,
commiseration, condolence;

; -buij; uig.uf
excel, to surpass

to

-.

rise

to

vn.

; -u^mmf

t.

above,
a.

most

oneself or toiling
cellency,
excellent; -tnhm s. head, chief,exafflicting
eminence
s.
; -uih,"ni-P-l,i!i,
needlessly;suffering willingly;
chief
tressed,
dishighestdignity
a.
afflicted,
principality,
power,
pained,grieved,
-4"'/"
vexed, plagued, tormented;
; -njt" ad. sublimely, eminently,
excellently; -^lon. a. most
eminent;
-Jplrp a. suffering,patient; severe;
s. eminence.
s.
-J'p.k[,"i^[3-J,
sufferance, patience; -^"un.ni-P-1^
Hatirni-pli s. sublimity,elevation,
maceration, mortification;-"iiiair,",.
highness,excellence,eminence, grandeur.
^uMf vn. to suffer, to endure, to bear;
to be sad, afflicted
to
to
sorrow,
,
to be deeply grieved,to have
a. S. A.ku "
Ti\ut-p
mourn,
2,^ ; *" boldness,
one's heart full of affliction,
*""
to fret
effrontery ; S. 'i.fA'"-/?/'
; {" ^""ij
for; to be offended,vexed, irritated; grow bold, to withstand, to oppugn,
to contend, to dispute;
to impugn,
a. in
; "inlFu
~iyi'iS."C S. H^^nuj/iliff
ujq
in pain,plagued, discomposdistress,
ed,
ilu"iu/4 a. confiding,trusty, unsnssuffering; -u,ir,.nt.pt s. suffering,
trouble, grief,plague, disquietude; picious;-^AA-^, to be sure, reassured;
to trust;
to cause
to strengthen,
va.
-^""-au/iikir
displeasure,
lun.'iihu
to sadden
to reassure,
to remove
to offend, to afflict,to
one's fears,to
I am
for ;
hJ"
grief,to plague, to discompose, to give one's word
^
i,u,%, mg

a.

vex,

to torment.

sure,

doubt

Hj^xnilpiTvn.to
or
grieved.

be

greatly

that ;
me

on

ed
concern-

had

convinced

am

that, I do not
on
i^pnt.^jlu rely,reckj^pln-tipua he
"i_ 4/"
,

in

his

not

placed
hopes
wordly
s. voltameter;
'"\_nip-miu,^u,[,
things.
-/umIiiu'i,
or
ad. confidingly,
ingly,
trustjtru/i,a. voltaic;-jiiiiu/i,n,.p-[,i.%
s.
ilu",ui4u"p.u"^
voltaism.
boldly; hopefully.
[animals.
confidently,
tI"4i/:".(,
",j

s-

herd, drove, flock

TL[uu,ui^MiAuti/;
'-^"y

of

to be

vn.

ed,
assur-

S. il_4"i-4 [wind, aquilon.

to trust to, to confide
"4."4""-4
in, to rely
Ti\n".^,[y s. Gr. w. boreas, northin, to put one's
on, to have confidence
L. w. bubble
trust
i^"t.^*.
in, to place confidence
; bull ; bulla.
in, to
hards
of
to
A^i-U "l_iin.y
s. flax ; tow,
on
rely or reckon
; to hope ; va.
.

~u,u

flax,flaxen tow, stuffing;

mar.

oakum.

with, to confide to,to commit

to,
put into the hands of, to deposit;

trust
to

s.
"ily""-./"".
cooing;
_p
,

-"

-i\n.uiiru,iiui%
Orosmades, god
iifiuilis.
ancient Persians,
inextinguishable

of the

distrust,to mistrust,to

to

mpliu!blii_,
^-,

lupiuilihuto coo.

pect,
sus-

to be mistrustful
-

to

have

rely
a

; jl-^pior juA.H
to
oneself, to presume,

on

great conceit

of

to
oneself,

fire.

too much.
[bellious. assume
o.
y[n.qati^
hoadloug,rash, bold, res. assurance,
i\uu,ui^u,pu/ii
security,
"({..hj;
/.Ja. sublime,eminent, high, prop, stay, support.
devated, grand, august, noble, exto
to assuFO,
cellent.
Humiu^uijni.jiui'iikj'
vo.
"To, p.u.% a. most
"i\uh
lime
eloquent,subin speech; -ncJ7 s. sublime language

praise,encomium
; -qj^p,ra.
6t highor Illustrious lineage
; -/S"n4a.
;

reassure,

to

embolden,

to

inspire confidence, to
give hopes.

S' ^UMniu^uAiulP.
't"uuiia^h-ir, 4^1/*
"

s. trust, confidence,
i]^"""iu4"i".p/i".%
reliance on, assurance, security,
con-

4.80.

ca

viction ;

expectation,hope; consignment,
Huiiufiifliir,
k-i/u^vn, to be in peril,
deposit;-Pp S. iluu'u/^/opu'/'in jeopardy,to risk,to run danger.
4/""'"iw3 s. brook, rivulet,stream,
flock,
il^oiiun.
aig s. multitude, band,
"

"

small

river

of water;

current

or

shoal of
herd ; a}ia^ pore; -^ iliufiig,
fish ;
.in herds,in troops or flocks;

Qood^stfoam;
uipmaitint-iii^ wph-mtifig,
w
tO Shed a
jt9nt.nuAirij
-"/u;i"4 s. herd, herdman,
ui"linuiuai~ujq
flood or torrent
of tears; pu"^oi-i/"-o porter, door-keeper.
,

"

"

herdsman;

to
oMpi/iuu ",ii,iat^i_,

immense
cause
a. chasing,
^i.iupa.liuM'ii
drivingout,
to be driven
bloodshed; ^J^lr,^..;ih
out,
expulsive;-f/.%t"^,
a.
"^muMliuiihif
streamy, abounding banished, exiled.
in brooks
rivers
well irrigated
or
'i\u,iupiu%,f.hj;
hgliva, to drive away,
;
,
to
to
a.
-[auiqinj flowing, abundant, very
expel, banish, to exile,to expatriate,
.

copious; -4no

streaming; -yt^

a.

overflowing;

lapmuium-o^p

swimming

with

to stream

down,

tears

; -%,uj;

fall

to

eyes
vn.

m^uii

flow

or

as

river ; -%/! s. pi. brooks, rivulets ; -.

with rivers
"Lvjpe*" places interspersed

brooks; -pphi.
with rivulets,

or

a,

watered,

to

a.

gated
irri-

wander

to

cause

to reduce
[iItum-Miynij,

to lead into

or

to

stray;

slavery,

bondage.

ished,
if-hiuuf ^ a, banexiled ; vagabond, wandering ;
uncertain, in doubt, doubtful; -^ s.

'^uiutpuiitif.p
n-i-nj

"

to cause
exile ; fig,
anguish ; ian.'ii/^i_,
deliver
to
to wander;
up, to
m,ui_,
-

s. rill,
il,au,^[,//
streamlet,brooklet.

betray ; aii-uMniuiiiiittb
utn-hp hi.
pujpu
talSe
tO
afii^ina-ial^uilMni.p-[ii^
truint-p
,

"

ad.
^miu/iopiri

like

river,copiously,

overflowingly.
or 44
i]y""""%^
[y s. peril,danger,
risk, chance,hazard, ill,misfortune;
1

your

originalnobility of soul, you

have

fallen to the level of the beasts

of the forest.

i^iiMipu/uij-liiT,
k-guy vti, to bo cxilcd,
zardously,
haexpatriated;to be uncertain.
perilously,
ni-iii
or
s.
dangerously ; [" ,upliuiLhi_, i\^nuMpijj%if.ni.[3f
slaTory,
bonds; banishment, exile, expatria/r to put lu jeoption;
^it^ \i-ft iTaimtib-i^
ardy
to endanger, to compromise;
exodus, emigration;uncertainty.
oneself
to
in
fi mpiu/iiLi_
tjf vn. to revolt,to
'QmutpuAi^ir,
put
qiuiJi,
punishment ;

ad.

-"/".

risk

jeopardy, to
p -f,[l^ku

venture

or

to be in

oneself;

against,to mutiny.

rise up

rebel,to

s,
revolt,rebellion,
x\^uiiapu,%2p'-Pt

jeopardy,to incur

insurrection,mutiny.
Ti[jampt-ir,
lrg[iva, to dislodge,to
%uMiJit [1"fi iiiyp [onpuiiuliiru
to expel, to drive
the ship remove,
to
away,
in danger of being wrecked
was
[" send off,to banish,to exile ; to usurp,
;
to seize,to assume
'"1 peril
k
wrongfully; -fe-_
"[t-piyk"yp *"? ^^ "^^^
;
from home,' to
"biTuM he is in danger,he runs
drive
the risk
to
gni-guhihiTva.
the
risk
of
his
to
become
at
cause
of..-;
fugitive,
wandering,
^kiimjfli,

danger,to
~Pj

run

to shun

risk ; funi-uku il'pltlL

I'
danger,to avoid perils;

'

-""-

life; -"u"-

uAJptu

at

the

perilof

my

life.

houseless,homeless. [roam, to wander.

to go away, to
vn.
"i^muipfiir,
Irguij
ni-Hh
or
'i\_,iiatpn,.pi",^

a.
i^uiuf%f
dangerous
lur^n^fta. gr. circumstantial
be a companion in

risks

; ~^iu%
; -^^j ipipiTvn.to
er
danger,toencount-

dangerstogether; -i-np a.
perilous,dangerous, hazardous; in
danger, exposed in jeopardy; sad,
al
fatal,
disastrous; J-miTu/uiu^ criticor

moment;

banishment

s,

oxpulsion,

wandering.

waistcoat ,
i\KiuMt-u,^uij s. under
"c.; petticoat.
shirt,
shift,
ilmmi-iiA uij "; stadium ; ppptt.
,

-"ot.

as

it were

Haiuit-ium
,

uMg

bow-shot.

s.

lappet,skirt.

il^m/imi\muif,a.leau,meagre,

crisis.
ilaypliirutiii
,

gy,
scrag-

skinny, gaunt,
thin,
spare, slender,
in
to
iTiupUhn^jleanlank, sorry, dry ;
peril,
put
endanger, to expose,
S. A-ninjij:
to venture, to hazard, to put in jeo[fleshcd.
pardy, i[^na,u/bu.ir
to risk ; to ill-treat,
lean or
to importIrgf,va, to make
"i\^au,k-ir,
une,
to emaciate, to weaken.
to torment;
to
thin,
njfigni.pt
^ui
-

ruin the health.

i^ufiB^iT,
t^iy

vn,

to grow

lean,to

AS'l:
to become

fall away,

686

thin,emaciated,

avenged seven

inci-gk he shall be
"

fold.

weakened.
_

ilmmni-Pli s. leaniiess,meagreness,
^U^^t"'"^l"c "tf^'a
avenging
thinness
vindicative,
emaciation,
tenuation,
ex;
spareness,

"""

"

H^puA
irnc

cAu,_
tent,pavilion
;
4'""'''_
4"'/'4""*'tt.'
;

s.

uig

ation,
^'t-H .p *" fault,defect ; want, priving,
wantdefective
a.
;
a pavdeprivation
,
ilion;
failingin, deprivedof; "^.-f 7"/"t
tents;
likely,probable; hiu.'i.yi^
"Tuipian^i

^it-u to pitch a tent, to dress

to dwell in
^
piiui^t-ij
to
strike
a tent.
q-'ii
piuiLbuii_
o.
dwelHng,
-/"^
il^pui'i'iof-^iu;}
u"y,
in
bedwin;
nomad,
living tents,
^/jj.
ling
wandering tribe ; -4^j a. dwel-urg
-a

be

same

room

in

division

inmost

tent;-^iiTu/b

neighbouring

or

*" the
"zi'ci'fi

vindictive ; -fnp",
a.
il^pl,tf.uptp
arious
wicked, nefspiteful,
"/'J a. evil-doing,
ill
s.
deed,spiteful
; -"i-nph-n.-p-'h

or

tent-shaped
;

a,

-ti/oM^s.tent-keeper;
-u,ti^

s.

ment.
encamp-

[- h^hqt-gl,portablealtar.

action.

x^pnAtu*/a. tent- or pavilion-liise

Ti^ppj-uM^
;
luj
defensive
a. Georgian ; ad. in the
'i\jfiugirp^%
weapon
,

a:

language.

S.

s.

Georgian ;

hellebore, bear's

foot;

in^C

s.

bol.

4".

oi."/'./.^.-

abounding

defence;

tj^ j;n.tomake

*" ^ot. agaric,mushroom.

iCuilili
a.
il,pf^/"-""
stony

of

tusks of an
razors
libiCf,
; -^ -fiib
-^
with
o.armed
aweap-u.^^*
elephant;
of offence; s. vindictiveness; -tir,
on
,

A^iugf,

'Hji^'f-pAttp
; *"

; means

a.

fail,to

miss, to
want,
be
rendered
less,
usedeprived of; to
nulled.
inefficacious,to be deluded, anto

^0

f-muAbu

tent ;

in the

Tabernacle

to

for vengeance,

weakness.

revengeful,

^Afr^' *P call
be revenged; -^gir.
;

use

of defensive

ons
weap-

slay with a weapon.

""l^pf
J-u."v'"/"""ba """ gi'lty,worthy
of being punished; -""-? s. guiltiness,

in

stones,pebbly.

qrip

to

"

ous;
restless,turbulent, seditious,mutintO
-tiF, tg^
Va.
-IrijnM-yu/iihir

wickedness.

S. Mj'kJ'b'^tbP
"iltM^tf-uMiLnito trouble,
alarm,to rouse, to disquiet,
A^b"i""t"p^b'^*"*" ^o spoil,to be
in love ;
to disturb,
to perturb,to agitate; -^//", spoiled
; -fjii-P-a. inconstant
in writmake
mistakes
ing
be
to
to
vn.
v
a.
alarmed, disquieted, -q-pt-iT
hgty
of
be
out
to
derstanding
unone's
a.
erroneously,
disturbed,agitated,
hearing
; -/?"-/"
for
another.
one
thing
reckoning; -f^a. alarming,startling,
s. fault,
disquieting;seditious; -m-pji or m-afc
error, mistake.
H^ppuiiiilf
mistake
ing,
ness,
*" alarm,
trouble, disquiet,restlessi^p^u{uii(
; failuij s. error,
fault
perversity ; unforeseen
agitation,confusion,disorder,
,
tumult.
event , accident , casualty, hazard,
s. revenge,
chance; a. wanting, failing,
"iijtkJilpliJ-ni^g
wrong,
ance
vengein
in
false,
mistaken,
requital
erroneous,
/"
;
return,
perverse
;
;
tun._
ad. by mistake, erroneously;
cidentally,
acto avenge,
casually,by chance ; """,
i/|/^.*"".%
l^ij ^aAhi_ "i^k'i'
to
errata
to revenge,
to avenge
take
J-ui^
oneself,
muMfpnJt erratum, j)l.
;
be
to
anachronism
to
have
revenged,
vengeance,
"Tiu'iitulitutf.fiiuliti^
;
f.^.
to go
to
to
wander,
astray,
mu,%lti_,
revenge
; -"^i-6-uA^^,"Y""4'"^'"f"."
""""^.
to suffer vengeance,
to bear punishdeviate.
[*.fallibility.
ment,
dear for, to smart
to pay
-""-?
a.
y\_ypufu,ii,iM%
faulty,fallible;
for;
"

'

"

-u,M.

"

jt

"

ILUuilrn
Itui^iuuiiutluta

jit
-Pit

his

to

enge
av-

daughter ; u,n-l"g
f" 'uJ'uAk
I will revenge
["iTt
myself on him,
shall pay
he
lih/npi,
who

dearly;^1^7Lpt.u3^-^e^r,

avenged the wrongs of him

suffered ; i,uimnt-gltgp-^iuiJhu,^
-"

^iI'lfria

will be
will

me

he

"lr,h,
/5"'J

b'''"3

avenged of
requitethem who

"-sba

enemies
" I
my
hate mo
; /.-"/?*.

s.
i]^p^"Y""4""-/3'^"-1si
failing
,

"

fault ;

accident.
a. erroneous.
i[ji[iufiuJpat

t] p^i^ui%ni_%f
Wai-uluibnLb"
o.

standing,
s. error,
fault,misunderi]^p[,uiu/iip
oversight,blunder,mistake;
appointme
disdelusion, deception,frustration,

SO.T-

687

Ti^puiiup^tumpJ-p^

quack

mountebank, charlatan.

piuliui"puM%i^
^A"'"
;'-l^iufaaiy"^u/[^ainj
d-l^ "C.
.

Hj"/m/frir,
Vtt. to
ty^, -nhgnt-gu/lihir
to fail or miss,to turn aside,to
mislead,to deceive,to delude,to pervert
; to depriveof,to take away ; S.
ir""t5 -^a"'-3tt.*" deceiver,knave,

"

cause

hoaker.

cozener,

At the

sometimes

beginningof words it is
a
negative particle; for

example
ui^iuu
"

C
q.^0ii~iii^i^in
i^h.t-'ina.lrn
I,
utjiunn.fl,
u\oltnt.p-pt^l
t

Between

it is sometimes

words

augmentative particle,as phliui_

ouiliirf--ouilimhfn"nn^~I'tr^pls-^uilri.
^nilLatMt
//lt-n.hf"frt"ififrn,^^ni^"t
"l^piiiP
an

Hj'l'"i^t/'i
t-gl,-u/f"/",hgiy

vn.

to be

mistaken,to commit an oversight,

to
take
a miserr, to miscarry,to be under
llniniilfuMi.
deluded,
In foreignwords, the Greek t
; to be deceived,frustrated,
"
the
turn
to
Latin t are changed by us into
disappointed;
away,
to swerve,
to go astray, to wander;
ApiansTpos-Petrus-flltm/i/zu
"""as,
to escape from one's memo^ tTiiiiuj
TOTs".T|S-Aristoteles-Hp/"um"im4/_'
^uipiun,a. linen,of linen;". pantalp"'*'-^ not one word
'"y ; "i. "li't'H^"'3
oons,
I

"

"

remained

without

its effect; ^iipuitiufj

pj-^"t.[3jipast
hopeless.

Hum

cure,

Ajft'^ti-"''
annulling.
frustratory,
brush ;
s,
J!ii[i
i^^fi^j
^hpiug
q^tumm-g
mmuiiruMlig hi^n-uilig "C., clothOS-

M^Jli%

brush, pencil;

trowsers

-mAlii. s. brace,

incurable, pair of braces.

L.
s.
%uiphn-'ii^

[loaded.
w.

tavern

over-

a.

S'ofi'"-^
a. unnatural, monstruous.
$,nf%uiui,"a *" anxiety, anguish,
"

restlessness
,

embarrassment

plexity
per-

agitation, alarm, trouble;

ad.
crisis;haste, precipitation;
in haste
all
with
brush, hair" , tooth" , nail"
hastily,
possible
,
Aji^ihd',
speed, in a hurry,hurriedly,precipit%/" va. to brush.
ately
anxiety ;
; anxiously , with
or
H^iiii^uiuiu/^iu^
^u"4 a. bleating. J',na,ggrief,auxiety,mental torture,
to neigh; fy. to
vn.
constraint,heaviness of heart,oppres"^A^triTIrjil.
sion;
furious lust.
of
neigh after.
or
inu^ni.
[fig.
agony
pangs
A4i%2hti'
JhMm.
or ^n^ffi*. neigh,neighing; death,
death-struggle; u,pliuii,yi,
-

-mi-

'

a. neighing
concu'iljfti2nqMuliuM'ii
; fig.

-i
piscible;

s.

%lri_f,

place

in

embarrassment

scrape,

embarrass

to
ufiie^uiplfiiu

-a

extremely,to

concupiscence.

strait,in

perplexity;

or

self;
onelt-,io embarrass
uipliuibb-i^iluM'iiJti,
xiety
4"7L^ -f. to be in trouble,anembarrassment
or
ft
; i,uMuu,'i,hi_
to extremities;
to be reduced
jtmlHi
t-qPj^ ^t-p-minaaig thc uatious
-

shall be

consternation

plunged in

n.niinu.3b
juiiiliuiph-mlift

h-L.

"

; trl/i,

SUddCU

fear fell

on
them; s""r- ^magl^ {" ilt-^
"lip
every kind of grief shall fall
pmj
him
4""; pJpnXtruii^ju/iifni^
upon
he
himself
found
embarrassed
uaibkp
by that insuperablenecessity; kp
'iitTn,jsaw ^nqJ'uM'iy
hemmcd
in
ho was
he
had
necessities
XJh,
iftir
by
;
tp
,

"

"

S (rfewne)
m^ui

s.

the

letter of the

alphabet,"

fifth of the

consonants;

thirtyfirst
the
"",

twenty
"-s,

four

extreme

he
difficulty,

turned

on

all

Irtsides; ^*"pt3 auSiT trpjttlutpn

"l^lrh^hiuiu
%p jltJuipni-P-pI will turn
"umi-

the horses
into stone " their riders
thousand ; four thousandth.
will I stultify
of its similarity
of
On account
^u,
liutpiii; jlrmia,
he was
the
last
to
confounded
sound , it is sometimes
extremity;
brought
with f " /? ; for example : gimfrfj^A. ^njP- hu
kqh-i- p "ni.pu the wators
rivalled each other ; S. Z"""'"{
"c"
"

Sttl"

sail

688

plateof metal ; -^
iikaiuiiflr.y
logue
of the decathe
tables
il^ui/nt.piruM'ii
tf-iuiniuumuihaigbreastplats,
;
vass,
pectoral, rational; "iitimpni-gcan-

a. urgent, preBsing, iron

^"u^'haiuiaifniP-

uu,l,uiui^ad. hurriedly,
hastily.

earnest
most

"

to

wood,

trouble, to embarrass, to
to
perplex,
puzzle, to torment, to
to
constrain
to force
to
grieve ;
,
,
to
to
to
en,
hasttease, importune;
urge,
to solicit,'
to quicken; ""4^"to
put

to

"c.

tc"/".f the

board
chess'^""impuiifl,

of the

hollow

thigh;-^"4""*""Jfitrencher.

built of wood
or
a.
%iu[umuiliuifnpif
--nabed
covera.
fij
planks (ship);
boards , planks boarded
with
strike with terror,to appal,to terrify;
,
planked floored ; wainscotted ; s.
-pressing,
urgent.
~kyni.j[t^a.
floor;scaffolding;wainscot;
^uMifii.uuilij;
kguy vu. to be grieved, wooden
i""".ni.. deck;
mniitru n-npitlruto
distressed,disturbed, embarrassed,
to be torn with anguish,to be in great
vpainscot,to plank,to board, to floor;
of

"

"

a. laminated.
-"jiuili

pain; to have an urgent " pressing

ried,
necessity,to be in despair;to be hur'

in

haste ; vuiifituMuikp
"tit,r,"i/p
he
had
been
seized with a
Jtb-uji-,

violent f"ver.

[ent,acute, sharp.

S'uf'i'u/u//'^
cogent, urgent, violff._

a. wooden.
^lufuutuilihiy
a. throne-shaped.
%,ulumuiihistretched
on
a.
%uiluu,uMuiiup

earth

; t

stretch

on

-t"r

or
M,.plitu%hi_
the earth; to beat

the
to

va.

down,

to overthrow.

Si"*-j l"3s. care, heed, charge.

^uiithiT,tyf va. to care, to take
SiucAoi^/,(i a. worn
out by fatigue, care
of, to preserve ; to nourish, to
overwhelmed
with
ivate
maintain, to sustain,to feed; to cultlabour, weary,
tired out;
stir
to
to
ad.
foment,
painfully,with
up ;
qyifuuiu
;
-uipuip
much
with diflS- to cherish, to flatter vices ;
trouble, laboriously,
"fluit.n^
disturbances
to foment
culty; -uif^npita. working hard, very
"Is't-P-lii^i
;

S^'^p ^^p
.

s. brother-in-law
I'-p"-'}

(husband's brother).

"

laborious

; troublesome

tiresome

S. 2'"-'

[ing,nutritious.

a. nutritive,nourishor }^n,i_
S""4-fi
painful,grievous, hard, difficult,
commodious
ina.nutritive,
alimentary.
^uih^niiusliu/b
vexatious
laborious,
,
,
fatiguing,
toilsome, annoying, care ; food,nourishment, sustenance
tiring,
;
fomentation.
rude, heavy ; -u,^uyi_ a. walking with
to fatigue,
S'"4 f'3 or uij s. bottom , under
difficulty
to
; -*-"/", t^/. va.
t
o
to
to
tire, overdo,
part or side ; root ; race , row, range,
harass, oppress,
.

to vex;

-^"r, h^uy

trouble,to

have

vn.

much

to be

to

worn
fatigued,
drudge, to work

~ni-Sii

to give oneself
to take
string;*bot. beet;
"M.n.iint-u
itbh-an.,
trouble, to toil, root, to be rooted ;/J"n"iu
tin the press.
out with fatigue, great provision;
*"fi""i5n;tunJihiT
or
^lulguipipi
hard; -j-^, -i,^t,
"ilainnp ^ihlT
-

"!".._

or

or

s. great fatigue,
much
SumJ-oA.^

our,
lab-

by

to root

uMiCiikJ'va.

the

up, to

pluck up

extirpate.
trouble
toil,weariness , pain,
Sut^u"!-uMg s. barrel, cask, puncheon,
,
hard work, drudgery.
butt; tun; /"^_3-f"^ spigot; S-n.
S"'i.t
staff.
ftjsf.sister-in-law (husband's puiii"fttap ; ^pin or ^"'^ ~"'3
sister)
; -.-",/. s. brother-in-law (sisterS.
n"-J
^a"liUMn,uti^npbCOOpOr
J
UJj
in-law's husband).
s. cooperage.
a.
donable; s. giver,donor;
Siiift
S""4'""t."ui
loj s. cask, keg.
debts.
liabilities,
s. mar.
S""'4""i-"/^"'^
ton, 2240 lbs ;
-tpt
-nt-Hii
burden.
SmiliP-iy
s.
sf. H. w. talitha ;
tonnage,
f nVi^
cumi ! damsel, arise!
chief cup-bearer,
s.
uaiplimi-uMMi., S"'4"""-u"ii/"'in
deaconess*
butler ; -t-iTva. to give to drink ; -nJf
^uifuu,Pg s. throne, seat, bench.
s. office or
dignityof a butler,butlerSuilumuMli
S""'4"""-^4
"" cask, hogshead,
[ship.
luj s, board, plank,shelf,
ad. by little " little,
Sio^a"table,tablet ; tables ; book; ast. S-b/c
by slow
V''"'3"J3
sheetdegrees,insensibly
; hpliuM^tf,iron-plate,
; yet , still;
roots, to
,

"

"

"

"

SU.1.

SU.C

coo

led
rest, to disturb continually; /'^/""'".
thority
%nup'f, to invest or intrust with au-

""''"^""ttp *o
"Ui"ii""tbi'
to grant a passcertificate,
port;
to decree
i[utpJH
"rptjiu'iiiuti
rewards, to award prizesor premiums ;
to bring; f.hpki_
to cause
u.ltL-i_,
to bury, to inter ;
/"p.uioi to
"Tu.'i.l,
put in jailor prison,to imprison ; "/".
together,to assemble,
"wL-' to come
to reunite,to meet, to hold a meeting;
;

deliver

'

"

-,

.pmpuijpp

strike

to

with

stones

of
Jbtr
I will make
^tj_ jiu^
nation
; mu,gl^"#* t ""kp
you a great
ll!tiki_,
you be ! ^k mni-huii_unF^i
may
,

loioj

jAV*

g
in

that

one

every

can.--;

wHch

huint.
JtiLuiiTp Jtlrpnll^

pUt

appropriateto

*"

self,
one-

with

to publish,
to
yi-i_,
mStlri^

hL.

public;S. P-uj.

celebrate, to make

[top.

"e.
\ft,uij;
Sy?i./"
,

house%u'i-l"^
"t'kmg roof,roofing,
*
.
S""t".il-js. pear ; -""f"i-/" perry ;
-t*/fs. pear-tree; -^ s. small pear or
s.

[bearing,supporting.

pear-tree.

a.
carrying,sustaining,
S""t/""Y""(""%
of a house,
%uAnM-mtp s, master

head

of

holder;
family ; landlord, house-

of

chief
patriarch,
race

ijapu

"

to assume
wrongfully,to ate,
arrogto take
to lay claim to ; g Jim
,
exceptionor offence at, to find fault

it is not

"

mu,pt-aj

~u,p.u,p

ast,

the Sun's

tribe

or

house

absolutely, despotically
,

ad.

tumc
a. appertaining
","._
independently; -uiliiu'b
; hu
sent the kid ; ^.opii to the head of a house,
-"jarj
it^ t"'-/L7- I have
dition
conhe
s.
to his father s. zodiacal epheraeris
hu,
sent
; -n^pi,
uiiu'iliTu
{"^piii^iT

subjection to

you

feudal^;

"

p-^p^L_/'^'^ipuijiiiu
Jutfput
; aint-p
wood ; tru. ^""tr^ pup
cedar
me

send

or

house,

or

authorityof

the

of the chief of

of

master

tribe ; feud-

[punishment.
hp[^m^t he went
; qtht^"^'" "7""jf^* aUty.
the
or
hc
of
seuds
legions
a.
sufferingtorment
%uM%^uli"u%
uiii^n-ngutuMj
ing,
torturdevils into the pit;ijufuimliJ-u
tormenting,
a.
Su.%^."1'."u4""%
muiigh%
fer
inflictive,
they will sufpenal; -4^j a. sharing
jiui.[""k'bl,^
mui'it2y'i""3
eternal
punishment; jJt^ ^ ^n^ in torture ; -pm* *. rack, instrument
in torment;
of torture ; -unp
a. in tortures,
hi-Jn^nuPfiJli inu/li they lOad
pnt-um
with
evil " annihilate us ; Jp mui^^
tioner.
US
tormenting;*, torturer, execudo not leave to die ; S. T"4-"ij
"ikn.u,'i,h-i_,
ment,
s. torment, torture, punish$u/%r"""t"^
,

'

S*-'/A "c.

[terrace.
house-top,
-[" if-y
^uij'iuu
n),
Su"/'^a. humid, moist, wet, damp;
.

suffering,pain, plague, grief;

"c.

s-

ed,
wet, moistenhumid, moist; -u.uifr_

~u/bii.,r, lu^uy

vn.

to become

"/""4a. of wet

or

to

be

moist

nature

; -"i,jnu_

to moisten,to damp, to wet,

ju/iitrirva.
to dew, to bedew, to soak, to steep ;
-nuPjiJu s. humidity,moisture, dampS. S"""/
S"''f'"uti
[ness.
sel,
%u.,rn^i_.
S""/''"-J-ki_
sf. Fr. w. dam"

girl,young

lady.

"tia

uMbrh/^ftilhpiy

or

UMplituliki_
^f"^.

S. ^u.i-2i-i_^.ui.ik,h
ture,
^u,%2hir,
kgf- va. to torment, to torto
to cause
to rack, to afflict,
mented,
to be torsuffer,to harrow
; -^i/"vn.
to suffer tortures ; njuit^tupllii
ments;
u,uM%2l'he suffers cruel torm,n'ii2u/itu
Jui^,
they
uiMM/i,2b'i'
lu/biTuM^
I

die eternal

death.

torturing, settingon
S'lA^'i^a.

the

a.
Sujtitil,
portable.
rack; s. tormentor, torturer,
flat roof;platform.
Sio^liiiaiiui,
M.J s.
Si"^'tptus. elevation or front of a
talus;
building,frontispiece;
-pk^s. chaplain.
phys. tantalum ; pn. TanS"''b""ui_s.
to Carry,
VOL*
^n/iiltir,
a. tantalizing;
-uiliiu"!,
muAf^'bp
uiiuptiMf
iniiMp
to carry
or
off,to bear off,to
"[- tantalism.
^uAuikpS. S"'^'"'-""(/'
away

exeeu-

"

take

or

convey

away,

to

lead,to bring,

to fetch away,
to transport; to drive
at, to tend or lead to ; to hold,to contain,
to comprise, to include,to comprehend
; to
to

carry to

crown

vn.

to endure;
bear,to suffer,
an
end, to accomplish,to

to

of a house,
$"/"%u./4/,^
sf. mistress
s.
matron; housewife; -MnlffiinuPfiiA

authorityof

mistress

or

matron.

8'"^^*.
smoothing,
rasping,scraping,
polishing;-u^iry [.^ a. planed, cut,
,

polished,sraoothened;-h"i or -^t.
be brought,conducted, "'_y ". chip,shaving; -*"/", ty^ w. to

SU."I1
rough-hew,

to

to

to

square

roughen down,

plane
S. Wu.m^'i,
,

o*" ~*
S"'^/''
S'"z!"1'3*"

sun-

60 I

to

to

;
Siu"i"'luwn.%/" S. ^uiuluiffii

chip,

smooth

"

"

to burn
u,iAlri_,

pnup^a. burning ;
[polish. J/i-lruto burn, to be burnt.
,

to

bowl, basin;' ^uMuiuM^tuif s. frying-pan

; S. A,"'vat, trough; tub, bucket, wash- or
i,uM'i"uli\-hir,
kgjtva, to fry,to fricassee;
set;
to
lye-tub; basket ; bot. layer,slip,off-4t a. very hot, burning; //ifc^,
to
be
vine-branch,"shoot;
fried;
piirnpy, be scorched
-/uTyn.
up;
to be parched with
kneading-trough,
hutch; -^*4"5 bed
thirst;-nijih s.
of spices; S. \l'liliui'Unii
S.
^iau"tuq-liit*
%tuu{tttjlTqg
[frying.
npi/utlfni-uiji
;
hod, tray.
S'ufo^ ""_5 s. large box or trunk ;
cophagus,
a.
S'"^t"q-t-ii_
putting forth fine Noah's ark; coffin,bier; tomb, sarshoots ; -Piuii^s. layer,slip,
provine,
sepulchre,urn; -ui^^iis"c.
of
shoot,sprig a vine,
;
iu,Atij epitaph.
to lay vines, "c., to provine,to probox, coffer,
^iaii{uj%uili
pagate
ui^ s. chest,
the vine by layers,to plant small trunk; poor's box; tabernacle;
"

cup, mug

"

"

with

rushes
ufpmni-lruy ark of bul-u.lilps. Tabernacle-bearer.
or
%,uuiu/builhca. coffer-shaped"
pull
out;
to grow
[tions;libatoriuni. ^uiuiu,%u,j;
warm,
up, to pluck up.
uigufi vn.
for offeringlibato be excessively hot, to be burnt,
s. chalice
S""^'"i"i

slips;-^^^ ^A/^r

branches

to

tm.

have

; to be rooted
uiaiihu to root out, to

torn

a. full of,or
Suiifi"i.np

vine-branches

""if

t-

loaded

S.n "-/""';
;

scorched; to be in a fever.
s. ulche
Or
^uiuiiatiaiuilri
placefor
-u,nt.%
s.
a
cemetery,
sarcophagus ;

with

Tnec/i. overshot

mill-wheel.

S""H

"

"

"i*.heat,ardour, warmth,

yard
burial-ground; klihqirji-y church-

over-excitesolar heat; inflammation; ment

frothing of the
; foaming or
sea, storm

; -lo^ft.a.

very

; -^-"[i

dead

strike

or

spot, to

alunn^nt-pif-u
m-^nL^

kill
be

to

destroy a person's projects; S. 1""i;

ground, to

the

on

spot ;

stretch

ui%^ut%lri_,

dead, to fall dead on the

slain; u/hli,u'biri_
[, i^n^
-

dust

to bite the
.-n"_,

a. gr- declinable.
%utuiaiiuiliu!ii
^uMUiuMfhd't
f^q^ "WtinL.BUihhJ'lJOL. tO
to the ground, to beat
fell or throw
to
down,
prostrate,to overturn, to
overthrow, to upset; to subvert, to
demolish, to destroy,to ruin; to roll,
"

fell to the

to be struck

to be buried.

Sti'"t"'""'I' *" mat, carpet ; med.

scab in cattle ;
to
mpliuiiilri^,
mange,

dead, to

turn

s.

"

ardent, scorching.
a.
S""i|uY.
prostrate, fallen down;

to

tomb-stone.

vn.
SMuiu/i,[iir,
tri/u-j

ing,
hot,burn-

struck
to fall down; to be
%ii-i_,
the spot.
on
ruin.
^uiuiuiiuiir
I,s. fall,

up

away

or

the

ground, to

killed ; uiitliu/iiti_
/iaiyp unt-ut-pli
to fall by the edge of the sword.
mattross
%aiMiiuiuinuili
; cu^la^ s.

be

ion.

[spot.

vn,
^uMuiuiumliW

8"uuiiu[if
uiM/
^-

a.

the

on

hatchet, axe; 7-^^^

uipi^t, to lay the

w,L

tree; -un-np

-^"rvn. to be fallen down, overthrown,

ble
to fall or go to ruin ; to roll,to tumhp^i^liJJi
iTaio^
t^lr"njp
inMUuiuii^p
;

s.

to fall dead

axe-bearing;s.

to
vo.
%tuuimgn,-^u!bkir

the

to

axe

sapper.

Warm

to

heat, to overheat, to burn; -m-jf^or

Sii'h'^u.'''
a. ardent,burning.
gammon-table
he tortured
himself with uncertainty;
S""v^'/..[" s. play-ground; backdice.
the
hovso
s.
-nt-inJt^
uMitl^utL.
;
hnfiilu'p'ii
inuiufu/^uM"_
broken
down
was
fell,
; m,uu{iuit-jiu,.
Sisera rolled
*%u,ufq^a. unchaste, lewd.
U/'"'"/'"'
'""I'j
"ii'p
fttli-^
,

"

"

under

her

feet.

backgammon,
Su"^"y/'".

tricktrack.

a.
throwing,
^uMMMiuM/l,^
beating down , overraining.
turning,
overs. throwing down,
%uMuimini-Ul
subversion,ruin,fall; rolling;

gir. declension,

s. carpenter's
plane.
*^u,uiq^irp

%uiui2Ci"li
s. horse-cloth,housing.
S""^""-"% ". phys.calefaction.
er;
charact"",#!.fj s. S.S^pf ; letter,
letter,
book; ab^t-qki-^,
epistle;
the Holy Scriptures;
J'uipti.uipk'uliui
,

-^

the

prophecies;

-^

^u/tiifumlimiip
,

89

Si).U

SilS

C02

constitutions, statutes,writ-

canons,

meter,
old; -JUr^p s. decayears
31. 81 Engl, feet; -diikiy a. of
ten

years;

a. literary,
[ten laws.
$u"a.uif."-i"^"i^"

s.
Siiin-mq-uipSni-li
; uiniihi_ six months
; -jm^Iia. ten-storied ; -*_
anagram
-[3-% 'kl"^'*" decagon ; -.^"omf4' ^c* S.
to anagrammatize ; jxplfiinii^
"c. ; -uikin s. decuriou,
-P-'t ana%,uu%,nuiu,\;li
anagrammatist ; jopl!iin,.tSh
corporal ; -"mt^ s. decastere, 13. 08
grammatism.
cubic
s.
^uin-.tiqiu'ii,
hamper.
basket,
yards ; -"-"^" a. denary , ten,
uM^
half-a-score.
[calogue.
%utn.uiuiuiif.liii
"liiuiia. unhappy ,
-

wretched

; -'iiuiJ' S.

miserable

S-".

S. the DC^atii%p.uAls-Mu%
u^tatni^utifU

S'^uituii /rilla. ten, half-a-score;

,

tribulation,
aiSiction,
%iun-u,uiin'iif.
tion,
grief,trouble, vexaanguish,distress,
pain, tortaent, fatigue,misery,

Swui/ru/ii ad. by tens.

misfortune, disaster.
loaded
a.
%mn.u,uilru,i_

ad. for
8u"/i,tit[,(,

s.

with

trouble

with

tunes,
misfor-

tenthly.
a.
S"""/1it^"/'Y.i
""j

pitiable,

poor,

ad. tenfold.
8'^u%lr/i["%
Suiuit-pt-iu^ptlilts.

unhappy, miserable.
^uin.aiuihini.f^'t
s. misery; poverty.

ten ;

whole

a.

all the

ad.
S-ai^'P^yf

to
^utn-aiuik-ift
^u[' "S^anuttu/lilririJCl*
t

ten

the

[s.decade.
[decade.
tenth

part;

tenth

time,
[tenthly.
ad.
tenth, lO'i';

ten.

times.

of ten cubits.
to molest,
a.
^uii/ii^u/ii^iilriit/
ten
thousand
g.
violate,
Suiu'ii'iuiqu.i,
; S.
"L-u/b
to dishonour, to deflower; -h^ni-^u._ P/fc_/T
of
the
o
r
a.
; "^lupni-ui^"ui^
I am
"hlru ^a.ipua /../",
afflicted by your
of ten
ten plagues ; -^piaiT.u'birui'i,
a.
woes
afflicting,
afflictive,dogmas.
[donkeys.
; -tjnt-j,f^o.
drawu
tt.
grievous, vexing, tormenting.
%u,u'hfail.;'hu,lilru/b
by six
to
^lujiinui'iilruj'h
%iun-ia,^il"r,
a.
grieve at, to
deoompeda] ; tenhgiy vn.
to oppress,
trouble, to afflict,
to

be

maltreat, to vex;

pained, uneasy,
to be

to

ed,
tormentafflicted,
unhappy, miserable;

vexed,
uiuiit-uiuikui^p
[u'liif-ph"'^
?^^2.' ^"
thee

sought

footed.

S/""u%"^^ ""3
,

written
^uin-uiuiliiii
a.
; *.
coat
s.
or
military
iujj
cassock, capote; doublet,jerkin;
muikuii^a. written,engraved; -inuf"^^
Pt s. writing,engraving.
^lun-t/u"oj s. herring.
s. stork ; heron.
^ma-lrilh

-mnli,

feet.

-_

S'^iAnt.pf,s. ten, the number

decime

or

dime

ten.

tenfold
a. decuplo,
S-aniuiuiaifii

s.

decime, tenth part ;

deciliter,0, 176 imp. pint; -ailnimiTs.

decigram, 1,5432 grain or gr. troy;
es
copyist; -uiJtilPs. decimeter,3. 937Engl. inch3.
5316
cubic
s
.
mantle,
decistere,
; -uiuuihfi

sorrowing.

^aiuui'bap^,
f"j

s.

have

ten times

as

much

; ad.
; -mlikir, h^l-va. to

tenth

part, tithe; decuple, to increase tenfold.

to
^uiu'iiuiiru,
s. decemvir; -n,.pj,ii,
u,niint-i_
j-.A
s.
,

decimate,to

to collect tithes; decemvirate.

tithe,
decastile.
a.
-uiliui'b
decimal; S. ll^mn^u.^;
a.
S-'utiu/.t.itu.i
-fr^i
o.tithable;-^./-,
tj/i i;a. to decimate,
a. decasyllabic.
S-uutitlyA/ftu/ii
to tithe,to take tithes;-^^ s. tither,
of ten curtains
a.
Siautiip/rq/iliu/h
,
tithe proctor; -ni-pj, s. decimation, shutters,pieces or breadths, [meron.
tithing.
of ten days ; s. decaa.
%u,u'baphiuj

^uMiih ufiTi*
ten ; (i
fl.
nntjfr^uutttwj
u.irunj% on the tenth of the month;
ad. ten times;
uM%q.,uir
by tens.
r

"

*S"'"""

daddy, dad, papa.

o. perplexed,
Suiii)u"/uu"i}"i%
uneasy,

"

^uMu'iiuiiiiu'iikiy
s.
opii%_p
Decalogue;
2.
-lb""p s. decalitre,
a.

ten-stringed;

s.

imp. gals ; -y/"

lyre ,
,
-_

-Jhu/b

uncertain.

decachord

harp ; -i^,""rs.decagram, 5. 64 drams

154 grains troy ;
or
avoirdupoids,
a. ten-fingered
"r.nm'i.huy
Jipji^
; -Jkuy
dk%l,^ a. decennial

of ten

s.

to

Su""""/!'^!/*,
rassed,
";^""/vn. to be embardisturbed or pained in mind,
have difficulty
in deciding,to hesitate,
to

waver,

to

be

easy,
unsettled,un-

concerned, in trouble.
^uiii,uj,riint.pl
s. vexatious

perplex-

Sap

SU.P

G95

Uy, titub atioi),

hesitation,wavering, driven away, expatriated,
banished,
e
mbarrassment.
inquietude,
%wpiufpirir
exiled; umih-ij ipihi_B.
S"""!"^'a. shaky,tottering,
to
vaeillatj," Quipiu^n^uri t-^iutih-^
^ i^l-Atlug
ing ; *. swing,see-saw
; S. '$,a.u,u.'i,"L.m,\
pass from this world ; /"4.0/^ti^i^'d'a
to be disinherited ; -if.irhiui_
to
k"'LI'~t S" S"'"""^'^'/*;
n-uiuAliij
uiiAiri_,
-

"

swing,

send

to

counterfeit,base;
ij-iue,hliu,%
false
a.
coin,
ed,
hesitating,
doubtful;
; -i^iiuMg expatriatmoney
-hW,
to
to
va.
to
banished,
estranged;
jog,
tjf
-i^npir a.
stagger,
shake, to swing, to oscillate,
to wag,
misplaced, unbecoming, useless;
to toss, to agitate to bandy about, uan^hij io render
useless, ineflBoaci;
to titubate,
to
to vacillate ; -f"r, tj", vn.
to
to
cause
miscarry,to foil,
ous,
to jog,to wag, to totter,to vacillate,delude; "i-ph,r va.
to proscribe,to
to flutter about, to struggle,to tremble,
move,
banish,to exile,to drive away, to reto be shaken, agitated,staggerto be proto exclude ; -ifplufvn.
ed
scribed,
banished
to be
in
; to hesitate,to waver,
or excluded^
-"tp"'-.
-ni.sft
P'h
*.
s.
ban, banishment,
jogging,jostling,
proscription,
suspense;
patriation
lating, exile,exclusion, transportation,exstaggering,shaking, tottering,vacilto
to
discern,
trembling.
;-^u./"fe"rya.
%tumuMuliufj *. bot. star-thistle ; caX- distinguish; -q-kif a. far, far off,far
ment
instrudistant,remote;
tiop
iron-thistle,
^*/u/^,
^4"^ *-^t""/^
tp/iujp-l,
"

up

down,

to

saw
see-

a.

; -iuliu,%a.

"

of torture

-m^irp

-u,itp, or

to go afar,abroad, to
-fHiiau
to leave one's native

i%nJiiq.a. thistle-bearing.

^uimpui^

u-g

-/.,young
coos:

^u

"

Jui^

the

6oi. eryngo,

S""pa.
/i

turtle-dove

s.

tln",lltiLU
iuniui^^
far

sea-holly.
off,distant,remote

to
uihuiuutTi_j
iiii(^uMbuMi_Qix

abroad; ^

^k

"t"'L"

to

return

="

travol

from

go from

home

be

tranged,
es-

land,to
unsuitable,

-^-t"! a.

agreeing,
undue, disabsurd, extravagant; Ptr f
^"lAi^kiH"*""- P^k b -"t^'H" P^r fas et
a.
nefas,by right or wrong;
-t-ltJl'l/
s. the
travellingabroad; -^ftiTnt-PftJu

improper, unbecoming,

travellingabroad.
ner,
s.
form, fashion,manfurniture; alg.formula;

%iupu,il_,
ni-g

abroad.
to start
%u,piup.a,J-ufiiliir
vn.

from,

expatriate oneself;
a. divided, separated, removed
p.u,J-[ih
to remove,

to

way;
-111^i-nph-

or

-_

clever work, artistic production;

algebraic
"f.pMuifiu^i-utliiu'i,
liouf^g style; S. iI^p".jr/"
removing;
4u."/i-^, formula ;
; separating,
;
to alienate,
to transfer, Ji
//lujai-jjuAtij
^uinui^aigfiin plain,in private
in clerical
to separate ; to expatriate; "L-iuM'i,hi_ clothes ; ^
irlihiik^uilpiM't,
dressed like a clergyman ; jj-fr.
to abandon
one's country; -p"".i.
rational,
attire,
o. irhe dressed like
ulim'u-,
incongruous ; -puipi a. taken
carried
to
be
a
vn.
layman.
off;
-piapJiltir
away,
-,

taken

; to be divided

away

-p.uipJni._

^a/pai^ia^npiff
tug

S.

clOVCr

maUU-

division ; -ptp a. moved, agitatfacturer,master ; -ai-P'f s. weaver's

ed
different
art, woollen manufacture.
va.
; -ptpt-iT,tj[,
; unlike,
ed
to
to bear
"
to
here
a. ungraceful, unadornSuipiu^upil.
there,
shake,

pf

s.

agitate,to
vn,

giy

to be

stir ; -pt-pliW,h,
en,
about, to be shak-

to

move,

borne

deformed, ugly ; -""-?s. nngraceclothed.

una.
; deformity ; -^hua,

fulness

agitated; to differ,to be unlike ;

mistimed
a.
ill-timed,
ence,
%mpa,J-uiir
shaking ; differ-pkpnt-ts. agitation,
,
inopportune,unseasonable,untimely;
diversity; -pi,u,lia. living aportunel
broad, expatriated;
excluded; il'ithi,premature; ad. unseasonably,inop-

to dwell

abroad, afar

-fiiiuiiltiT
to be
off;to estrange oneself,
vn.

or

s.
-p%".4"t-/3?

of

living at a
distance, removal, pilgrimage; -pn^A
a. unnatural,contrary to nature
; far
from one's country or home, abroad.
;

act

ed
remov-

a.
proscribed,removed,
^lupui-flp

at the wrong
time or moment,
of season;
prematurely; too
late,when too late ; s. S. ^lupuiJ-uiJnM.^
out

not
full grown,
p^"-*r;- ^luauiliuit.,
to
ly;
age prematureyoung ; ithpiu'itu,i_,
-

decline,to be on the
to begin to go down, to begin
decline,
-l"i_
"Mit-ni.p

to

SU.P

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694

suspicions
; -4""jad. aloof,from

night; ft -hi_ uit-m-ph towards

the
nightfall
; -["opi, it is gettinglate,
the
the
sun
fades,
day
wanes,
daylight

to be

"

is going down

already
towards

; -t."^t opa , the day is

the dechne, it is drawing
on
S. ^mprnJ-Mir
ad. ;
night;

tion,
irresoluwavering,vacillation,
bulation,
hesitation, embarrassment; triful,
doubta.
anguish, anxiety;
uncertain;/r-4nt-"/"/lui^m-gu/bt-ij

-nt.

-ni-Pl.j.unseasonableness,importunity;

tardiness,nightfall.
to

^lupuiuuiflnrt
t-^fiva.

afar ;

S.
distance ; -/^ki^pa'ti
s.
-liuigni-P-lit^i
\}ipatuifl/i%n.pno
tainty,
Sw^u'4^" Ii"'-"ba*" doubt, uncer-

chase, to

wpliu/hku

to

doubt,

to

cause

to

ferent call into question;li'"i_i-k"'-"b' to

expel, to driife away; -ihqni-s. a diff,
^r.disjunct- doubt, to be in doubt, to waver;
tongue ; -int-tfuM//,,/!,
''O
ive ; -[ni-ifh.ui^a.
doubts,
dissolved, disjoined,
questions;
multiply
ka^'u
edly.
there is no doubt;undoubtspoiled; -lukJ'^.'Wmnt-'hfu/lihJ'-^
ii-^["'"i-~
-ff "1-.
-

-"

'

p-1,^%s. disobedience.
to pullup,
a,
s. epidemy ; -tuliiuu
demical;^"upuilinpifkJ'va.
epiSio/'^^/n

-^o"

S.

"C.

"c.
fi'nP-nil^,

to

stretched

; extensible

out

; dnbitative;
'.J

^uMp UMl^nM-upil "^nt-uMttbp

S. 0'"P'"l"y ; " "S^nt-utulioDu/ifIntuit
tT/j
~-lint-uuiliutir

-u.h^

or

root

ful,
pluck up ; -lint-iiMuliu/bdoubt-

out,
uncertain, ambiguous

Smpuib- fj a. spread out, extended,

to

a.

O.

extent, extension; volume, bulk,

to be called in question; " -^m-uaAof.
display.
to call into question ; -4""-,
o.
ductllo,oxtensivo, iuplfiu'iikij
^uipuMifai^a/h
fk-glfS. ^uipuil^ni^autl^uilt
extensible,dilatable , expansible;
; "l^nt-uWiTt ^sh
s.

size ; show,

4^^01-4 elastic fluid ; -nK.pf

ity,
ductil-

s.

ability.
or
%iuputh-uj%h-ir

itlriT

spread,

to

to

dilate ; to

unfold,to

i^al'VO.
out, to
to

to

to create
or

doubts,

-ltni."pj;"*_

have

doubts,to

hesitate,to be

irresolute,

embarrassed, to demur;- ^ "tt'-k to

become
man
furious, to rage like a mad-

stretch

open,

vn.

to ;
doubt, to

question,to

to

doubt,

doubts

to cause
giij

extend,

to

to cause

va.

dilatexpansibility,
extensibility,

spread

fuse,
out, to display
"^ni-uni-HL S. S. S""_
; to propagate, to dif; "^nt-iiui-Pi
to spread abroad, to strew, to
argument, objection.
pui/(n/u,

ed
spread; -{nrvn. to be spread, stretchout, extended; to be propagated,

o- disagreeable;-^uA.
S"^/'u"4"'^^'

^puu, a. restless, uneasy ; -4"""u"u4a.

iHu^nL. "itls,u[_,
spread out; u^ilihuifjitu'i,
tender, very young.
slain they lay stretched
on
a.
dissenting;-tiT, tj[,,
earth;
S'"/"u'"i'"/'i"
the
banners
to
-were
dissent,to disagree,
vn.
-fi/",
-h-ui'hkl^
q.po^'i,
tgu"/
be
to
at
t
o
displayed ; "mf.l-wm.p-ldiffer,
jui^uiup^l,-[,
variance; -n,.pfs,
the world;
dissension
ignorance is spreadingover
disagreement variance,
it bccame
-itlrjui,jiudhrjitrupi
discord,strife ; -^t"- a. deform.
al;
generS. l^ujjpiai^j"c.
[fusion,spreading.
a.
reprobate cast out,
^lupuMiit-pJs. extent, extension, difapproved;
^lupuitrui'ii^
out; disowned, disrejected,thrown
of a spreading root.
a-tiT
to cast out, to reSwp'"ff"""'"i
va.
ject,
to reprobate; to expel, to drive
^uiputiin^ui^ s. volume ; mpl^ut^
"ityuto spread,to extend.
; to disown, to disapprove; -m-,
away
ni-ilh
or
mension,
s.
^uMpuMirn^p-lf
p't s. reprobation; -^". a. senseless,
oxtont, dision,
extenfoolish ; -MTa.ni-PJ^s. foolishness.
-latitude;dilatation,
.

"

expansion, diffusion;propaga^utpiy f s. jar ; * tare, tare " tret.

tion,
spread,reach, sphere ; ina-pailr^
s.
$u"^u.%4^".%r
rhomb, lozenge ; -"".
merf. tetanus, lock-jaw.
"rniJitp
jliiia. rhomboidal, rhombic
; -u,%],uu,
^uiptMshni^O. ^utpiuttuil^iu%
S- rhomboid, rhomboheder.
"C. S. puym^'W
"c. ;
^uipuiliuij
Swpf^-utp'is. distant country, rer
constitute
-liuibuiir,
uij/tiui^vn.to
itself, mote region, abroad, foreign lands;
to proceed, to issue; -4""4ma".
suspecting,
unic
a. S. S"'/"
-t;uj -fill
; foreign,exotunsuspicious;unexpected;
; ". foreigner,stranger, traveller,
a.
unthought of, unlocked
-/lujptt
pilgrim.
for,unforeseen ; absurd, strange,extraordinary ^uipu,iMiu.iir,u%
a.
sive
exorbitant,excestl^ilruto form strange
;
extra, unbounded, inordinate,
,

"

SU.P

vagant

immoderate

enormous

heathen

a.

uiuM^

SO.P

69

; -u/uiiMil^uAa.

-.

adapted, unfit,useless, unsuitable;

or -tJ",h^-^jvn. to
vary, to change ;
to be unlike
or
different,to
differ,
to be
stand
out, to be distinguished;
-

agitated,to flutter,to

; unnecessary,
-

I'F""*'"

t"'L

-"

fig.feedingnegligently; -ufuip^
or

Dt

"

QCl.

Jymntuu^uinui

wavering

""_

to believe in idle sip;

gossions;
a.
feeding on illu-

"

-uiuipmuMpout

mat-a

; shade
disparity

to turn

waver,

similitud
all sides ; -n,.(3j,
s. difference
; distion,
distincvariety,
diversity,

on

ad.
needless,useless,vain;-orf
in
without
vain
unduly
uselessly,
reason, improperly,wrongfully;
"/i/3- bashfulness,
sheepishness; 4"".

ence,
to differ-

kjl,va.

to
to distinguish,
diversify,

to

un-

-i^uMp^u.^ iliuptW ya. to oppress , to

compel, to constrain, to vex, to tax
unmercifully;
undue,
-"Y""f"" a. wrong,

unjust, unreasonable

differently
; -kj;

ad.

ptiittf/uA
-

constanc
agitation,in-

; ast.

; "/t_

course

difference.

ascensional

a"".

S^tpftij["s. table-spoon
; S. '\'pfiai_.
s.
annalist; -tpi annals;
Sfptij-lip
new
s.
-l-ini./,!
year'sday ;
year, new
". annals.
S.M""w'"'q-;
"t-p"'-P-l"-'b
s.
anniversary ;
**"*".
Sii'ptii.uipjt
-

exile,to drive

banish, to

'iilrJ'va. to

q-n^

birthday; liuiintuph-i_
q~ i/iibri^^
,

ju,qp-"i.ptto keep the anniversary

of a birth;
to commemorate
a victory,
engulfed,swallowed
up, precipitated,
of the year.
geneous
sunk to the bottom
s. end
S'"/i*7/'j
; -ot""- a. heterosary,
a. yearly,annual, anniverS-^pt^u/ii
; -iita.at.pis. heterogeneity;
to remove;

away,

to be

-uat-^nrvn.

s. heteroseians.
-iiuint-tpp

once

acclimated
a.
%uipuiiluipJ-

; -t"r

va.

to

acclimate,to acclimatize; -[urvn.

to

get accustomed

to

climate

place;-nt.fifs. acclimation.
scattered
a.
^uipuimaipiuip
there

op

about,
-mpai^hJ'
remove.

-[,

or

-lug

anniversary,

iMiiTiuiin^aoph
i^t##nn.fe-u/f7/
it

to separate, to
disjoin,

to

va.

and

here

spread

or

year; s. year; solemnity,

; etesian or trade-winds;

feast,festival

was

ordered

that

day ;

mob

"uiu
ntujb
*
this day be annually

commemorated;

"i^ ?."/;" t^/3-^

no
one
ed
frequent"lip,
his festivals any
longer; ju,un,.p
the festival day.
on
'ii^.iiiuL.apl,
-luj

ki-hiiuio'iiltj
-uig

s. speaking metaphorically,
^ni.^uip.u.'bni.ph
parable, allegory,metaphor;

^iHptilhi-ui
^.^ujpt^"ni.fu
.

dissonant, discordant.
S-"ptp.l.aii_u.
nual
ans.
almanack,
Smptgy^
annuary,

$"
a. allegorical
"^m-guiliu/ii
; -gm-^m-iiii

speaking in parables; -jm-jo^t*

exemplarily,

%uipuj,li
n/ ". shower,

abundant

Ah-afli
,

mfi^

flake of

of

shower

; m/rq_ t"-

snow

arrows

%t^

cloud

of

darts ; "-".4"ii"frfi"^
ed
pierc^ -y "iikmltg
hundred
with
arrow
wounds;
a
,

-MMAiFuiu

a.

register.

Suiptt.np-ui^a/i,a. annual,yearly;

rain ;

ad.

showery; flaky.

S.

i"vy; tf-wn^

%iupuiij^kir,
t-uti^vn.

*S'"pR s. dried sheep'sdung.

Su'pPipuiiaAs. talent (money).
a. unworthy;S.S""'"'*' "c.
S"//""'""*/
months
S""pl'p'-y
pk"'j s. year, twelveI

"

embolismic
; uiu,pu,^,u%n%
^
intapg-n^^
uitup".nj
uiutpt-nj
-

rain

or

to

year;

"

""/""". year;

tion
contagion,epidemicaldisease, infec-

at,upi-nj
heavily.
a.
contagious, epidemical, by year,
S-upiu^npipi

snow

infectious,catching;

"

yearly stipend;-m-PJis. annuity.

a. unglorious.
^uMpuiipiiMn.

to

teg ; i^tuight^tubiua

"

ad.

annually, yearly, year

every year;

per annum,

in the
^ miupM.n2_,
S.
\kJ',p-"^
year;

[prudence.

,int.pi,iJb,

seat of juriss. Pers. w.

Su,pl,p-^,.pJ^
;
ip"ki_
a.
tagion
conS"";"/"i
leading
s.
carrying
away
catching;-"linfun..p-f
into
rain.
fall
of
captivity.
s. heavy
; -ifint-Sii
s. corruption.
a.
^uippuiiiJuiui
gr. casual; -p.t-qni.1k ^a,pin,Jrnu!iiM
to be
-i^nfulnrvn.

or

tagious,
con-

a.

bastard.

or
^tapiTt
A"f s. S. ^uipiruM^uii.,
;
of
birds
or
;
flock,flight
p.L^n^
in troops,
ad. in flocks,
^aipinuputp
"

S'"ppt^pba
I

or

ui^

a.

like,
undifferent,

ry;
sundvarious, diverse,dissimilar,
rential in great numbers
diffes. difference ; -o*4."ia.
-.p

vacillating
; -u/u^t"
; agitated,

of talkers.

; -pmip

s,

"

tude
multi-

SU.r
-uifis.
%Mpiru,[_,

^miipiuiimir,
lutjuij

sack ; pocket; skirt.

flock toto elements, to be

gether,

s.S"
a.
ducting;
leading , bringing con%,upn,i_
-nt^f s. transport, transportation,
,

inculcated,impressed

npn^,

of nature

ad. distinctly.
^*upnpn^tp.iu^i
to
to distinguish,
^lupnpn^irva.

jntp
parate,
se-

hearts

let
;

S"//"""-pt^
u,_j

med.

us

crets
se-

jhplilit-iih
"i/p
muippmu^

keep

fear

his

penetratedto

in

our

ufipawfiiTt
inmost

my

soul ;
utinppuiautt-

". distinction,
^uipnpn^i-P'fi
tion,
separas-

penetratedthe

t/b ^
utuippinijlrui[_

they have

to divide.

culties
fa-

reasoning

\}nqnifii%
intupputiiuijp[i^unpu

different,separate.

division;-mSh

with

furnished

beings

distinct, kuiliuig,Solomon

/"j a.

imprinted;

or

Created
put^iht.inu"nnuiahmi_ iFtupi^iii^

carriage; capacity.
or
%tupnpli^,

produced,formed,

adbe ; to incorporate, to here,

be united, attached; to be

to

s. starling-water.
%,uiij'u.2ni-[i

S"

pounded
com-

be reduced

exist,to

to

troops.

be

to

vn.

of elements, to

". starling.
S"';n/^4"'"to
vn.
^uipiTu/riuiif,
iajlriiti_

to form

si].r

696

^ ^hpuifirp^
^niut-fitpti
covered the face of the
lil'ldarkness
|],6-uftpml^
earth ; uiiuppuiijhuii_

secretion.

agitated,tossed
about, driven here " there; carrying bound to God by love.
fetich ; fetichs.
or
bringingmerchandise
^uippuiuiui^-i
I'lj
; *" agitation;
ject-wors
-m-Pli
fetichism; ob.1.
-tiT,
va.to
vyorshipper;
pii.%[i^
messenger;
ty/,
S.
tcf
to
toss
drive
to
;
-uiku
%iM,ppiup.uip
about,
stir,
agitate,
;
sire
delove
here " there; to repeat; -pJ" vn. to
or
s. immoderate
,nn.^i"i.lij,
terrestrial
of
be
in
to
t
o
hesitate,
things; idolatry;
pense;
susvacillate,
,

a.

lun.

-_

pound
-gnu^tJiikirva. to element, to comof
to
elements,
constitute,to
parley; to trade,to carry on
[- carrying to absurdity. produce, to form, to give being to ; to

to carry

to

ate,
negoti-

%u,i,uiui,r,
1^3 s. unsteady,

ute,
irresol-

to
commerce.

messages,

incorporate to
mix, to unite;

attach

to

together, to
press
inculcate, to im-

al,
ate,
a. S. ^utppailiu/b
perplexed,wavering, indetermin; materi; -i.np
s.
materiality,
uncertain, cowardly, slothful,
corporeal; -i-npnjf
S. S"'/'/""'-"/'
sluggish,idle ; tnun^iaiuilt
[corporeity.
S""/'/'t/^t^
unuinulim.^
mental
creating , producing ,
a.
guish
anS-^prl'i,
uu,%uMg, painful thoughts,
to be ii-resolute,making.
vn.
; -JtiT,tjjujj
ful,
s. elementariness,eleundecided, uncertain; to grow slothS-^Ppni-Ppi-i
ments,
lazy; to move
slowly;-m-P^Ji, s. mentarity,substance, existence; eleof determination, irresolution,
"want
rudiments.
[constitution.
s.
indecision, uncertainty, embarrassSiappni-Hi
incorporation,union,
ardent
".
desire; love.
inent,perplexity;
Su'/'^i
cowardice,
poltroonery;
y
S""/".^""^"
a. desirable,
sloth,idleness.
wishful;kind,
-*""hell
beloved
s.
dear,
^"iipuiujpnu
s.
Tartarus,
lover,
;
;
uiij
u-j
the
il^mii-lt^p
gloomy Tartarus ; wooer, sweetheart, beau, gallant,fop;
a. tartarean, hellish,infernal.
-umIiiu'l
*/.lover, mistress,sweetheart;-4"ii
ment,
a. relatingto love, erotic.
^"upp inuiplrp.ti"_^,kfiui^ s. elefor ardently,
to wish
ter;
or matelementary substance
S""iii/'uiir,
tatju./ vn.
to long or
elements; rudiments;
sigh for, to covet
uiuiiitpf,,
with
of life; eagerly; to burn
desire or pasmuiptp^ ^tiiaji the elements
sion,
-

"

to be in love.

uiu,pi.-pg
u,iluu,pC,i,
accordingto the
,

"worldlymaxims.

s.
love, passion,
^uipipu/hp

^uippiufiiu'hchemist
s.

fini-P'fs. decomposition
;
an

desire, over-eagerness
; puyj
.^f^l^
uMn^utuinfri^u
l^^yitwhy

a.
; "uiliut'b

chemical; -n"./??*. chemistry;

-pui^

ad, in

-p""/"

elementarystate
,
"

-.

"c.

S.

"c.
^tuppiup.ui%
,

fond

qfi"i_are

you

of fables ?

^iiMpiliujuih'b^a.
ardentlylongingfor,

ally
or form, elementrudimentally ; materially;

9-t"' "isj^

so

ardent

-ini^h-m-pj,
s. decomposition;-liu/ii
a.

elemental,
elementary,
uncompounded

sighingafter,
very desirous.
S. S"*{"^'"^"'-*
^ujpi^iut^np
o.
S""/"^m^

amorous,

covetous.
desirous,

loving,fond;

SbO,

Sb^

698

supply the place of, to substitute,to

,

thick

'l"*fp

you

fell in showers

at

the

nuptialsof Ar-

transfer,to

to

of place,
s. change
-iftnjuni^
translocation, displacing,removal;
;

remove

o"4/' "'*"\i^"fMnw^itili
gOlu
b Jihuuijni-P-ls'ti
upon

one

port,
another,

b ^'^"lir
i """'"uyl'''
replace; S. S'-'i!'
heavenly
graces
^inpi.l'^'b
hplfitiui-ni,
rained

place to
to
displace,

off from

to carry

locomotion;

ast.

translocation; S. St.

iiiuuiiMM^ni^PptSii
"

i^k"'3
%k,iyuili,

taxerxes.

informed,

^oU

""

ately
in, intiminstructed, skilled,versed
s. topographer; -^pmiuA
St'^x'?/'/'
".
s.
acquaintedwith,expert; little
graphy;
topoa. topographical
; -q-pm-fJ[itJr,
a.
parallactical;place.
-tfu/ii.ulfin'iM
St,^t4".p"'/.crf.eruditely,wit
a. driven
s.
-qt-p^
parallax
-"liu'iini-Prl,
;
roughly,
well ; -"tyi' ad. thofrom a place or post,removed
skilfully,
ledge,
; -l3-u"li
to the bottom, minutely,in
\o
set free from a place ;
uin^iiliMr va.
to examine
ly,
thoroughdetail
-*-n"-o.
.^t**-^.
-Jf a. raining abundantly ;
ducing
pro;
to
the
bottom
sift;
of,
rain ; -4"/^i "oj
to
to
abundant
a.
go
keys
; ~%u,j;
fixed in place,firm,stable,
immovable, ^^Pf s. mus. finger-board,
instructed
informed
be
to
of,
constant, stationary ; s. lieutenant; mtjiij vn.
ies,
inquirvicar; capitular;substitute; -^.o^t.^in, acquaintedwith, to make
ledge,
knowor
to acquire instruction
firmness
s. stability,
; lieutenancy ;
to inquire,to teach oneself;
-_
yicegerency, vicariate; substitution;
office
med.
local
-jnt-^u/iihir
s.
intelligence
;
a.
topical
-liiu'ii
n-l^iijned.piui
;
;
ledge
to inform,to instruct,to give knowva.
topic.
to
to
teach,
with,
of,
acquaint
of.
S.
rain
".[to
to
apprize
Stqtr/,[i/iStrqlruii
Stqni.irva. to cause
ledge,
knowvsrindows
of
en;
heavs. informatiou,
$lrijr^n..ppLi
heavily,to open the
antly
to shower
instruction,notice ; 4t-p [iijt.,
down, to rain abundfig.
l!bi_ general information ; ui""^
; vn. to shower, to rain hard, to
pnj
-

-.

to send
[,"/t^i"/
m-pm-^
tnuu,
shower
of arrows
a
p
; uitqu,g
rained
down
manna
iVu/iiui'iiiuj
upon

pour ; it

mil

inform, to instruct
inform oneself, to make
to

atn%nM.i_,

inquiries.
St#^/,nL-nf ifhiu^s. place,spot, site;
asi. point,lieu;
tliem ; uilrtiuilpl/ujpu.izipnui
p ^tupu/ini^^ occasion, opportunity;
pics
toed
showerrhet.
pPb l]"i,/?/A4u,'i.,
were
common-place
pearls
^uiiiiupui^
-^
of Sathinig;
round
at the nuptials
places,
public
; i,uiuuipialiu,g
-^
fell in showers
arrows
holy place; the
i""-",p
uitriiiiijlfi,
squares, "c.; up -^,
er
infri^[wilhi^ilinp^ni.[3-fii^Holy Land ; u..v'"'-f*^refuge,shelt; ^Iri^iM
with
evils !
o great Jupiter, load
us
retreat, cover;
"iit^u."-",
,
to

"

"un-

Iiuijb^ui^ai^ig
uiknatglhi thuuderbolts

here

fell.

instead

^kquM^upJ-a.

s.

locomotive

-ni.p^

-II

; /i

or

in the
f mA-/^i-i.^,

of, in

lieu

or

uik-lfhuijuik-qlriuj

of,

room

place of; f
,

-"

diffetOnt

IH

places; g
in all places, every
where;
iDiT
substitute; lieutenant; -"/"".
in
'ini.pl,
s. lieutenancy; S. S^t^i-^ff-?; omnipresent;
there,
uitift-ijiiA
that
for
the
s.
heavy shower, pelting
-iMiiMipiuif
place; just then,
very
very
to
or
drencTiingrain,floods,torrents
time, for a short time; fFi-1"fe/_
^
of rain; heavy fall of snow
or
hail;
supply the place of,to substitute for,
to ralu throats ;
to take or fillthe place of,to succeed;
lli%lri_
fig.
uuimiL'hiaikop
s.

locomotion

-u/.u4

s.

mj

vicar,capitular, places,in
-II

some

several

or

lun.

"

t-inlru

storm

ahhviii

of
;

liQ
fuutniuqlruMI,

coming

arrows

; -umi.

s.

m-iiti^^ain-ui^jii,to hold

rainingin

or

-,

pitable the
hos-

s.
reflux,ebb; S.
-iiin,-P[ii%

}Suilii^iPu,^ni^p%\
-gniMu
torrents

SaW
a.

most

the side

on

ni^.iru to

occupy
be

advantageous place, to
of the

stop,to

wall;

cease

^-

umSini^t

to go, to

rest,

to halt; u/bliuiuki^^
to take
local;-^io/"c. changing
repose,
be
to
left dead on the spot;
place,translocating,
transferring, uihiii-n^,
l.'btr,
"Ik,' to give the first place
displacing;transferred,
displaced;
-{_ ni-iib^
; -~i-np

a.

ated,
f/At/^,to change place,to be translocto

from

move

va.
-ipni"irir

to

place

to

to
translocate,

to

person;
to

to
to yield,
u,uii_ni-Jtrp,
acquiesce,to consent, to
-

place;

give up,

trans-

condescend, to submit;-

mio^^fl^^.

SbU

SbU

6 J9

to expose oneself,
to give hold;
manner
race
way ; form,
; fashion
".".".
,
enance
countor
look
to
evade
jHkfh
to
jauJb^k
figure,appearance,
; sight,
,
avoid, to draw back, to withdraw,to
aspect, air ; image , idea ;
,
to
retire, depart,to go away ; zi'^tp dress,costume
a.
;g'r. form, species;
to relpuipiumuif[uA
ceive
mhi^M-n)/" aS a fUgltiVO visible ; ^mqnp^lri^ iplipi
-

he

wandered
-words

my

-"""-

"

; pu.%l,'b
[.jy ^/^
have
no
place in

ifiiuiget thee hence ! S.

mnt-p

nt-Prffp.uiiiuMliuib
genus
,

whose

man,
-

scarletina
uij

in

-".".,

to be

vn.

a. desirable,
S^-^^oyA
enviable;dear.

ibiT' bijulfvn.
envy,

to

to

covet,

desire, to wish,
burn

to

Sathinig is
M-uipui'ii
,

by

ent
viol-

to specify,to
va.
Stuiulimfnpb^tJ'
to
to
figure;-fnpb-ni.'p
qualify, form,
forma"" specification,
qualification,
idea.
the
a.ot
same
[tion.
%tuia/jM/fffj
St-au,iu.%
a. visible,
apparent,plain;
theoretical,contemplative,
speculatal,
ive; perspicacious,
sharp; prophetic-

the nation, race,

mn'ij;

endive.

or
%h'i,^%^ %i,'u^uP'[i

reason.

al,
foreknowing ; phil.formprescient,
special;-"*" ". theory;- "".ji,i"^,

for ; u,h%^/

seized

for curled

desire

to

animal,species

distinctive characteristic

facultyof

is the

febris,
scarlet-fever;

feverish ; -^nml^j;t^iy
fever.

a.

kinds ;

you;-

^mmp

8tr%^ l (ii.
s.
fever-; ^n-mfn/ii
,

in both

the Communion

^ ^t^,

"

tribes

of Israel

the
lubliu/bfM
fAi^ i^ui/nt^fd-^

V#

subjectto the senses.

to be specivn.
avidity,
StruuiQiubuiif,
fied,
wish, envy,
cupidity,
wguij
covetousness, longing for.
formed,
figuredqualified,
desirous eager, covetto give being "
ous,
a.
va.
%ir"u,iiii.%t:ir
^t%inii_
S.
form
S'^"'"4"'*-"f*'^"^-[lation.
anxious, greedy.
;
,

"i-ffl

sire, visible is
de-

*.

Stn. /ly s. gauze,

thin

crape,

veil

corn.
galling;callosity,
ed,
a.
S"'n.""'f"-'/"6'
unveiled,brazen-facdespoiler;
impudent; s. spoiler,
-

mni,ki_or

-trj"

the veil ; to
to

vtt.

to

unvBil,

to

raise

to strip,
to rob,
despoil,

spoil.
troublod With tho
%hn.a,u,l:u,
u"y "/".

s. -visibility,
contemp%huu,liufbnt.1.
a.
specific
%lruiu^uipuip
; -hj" va. to
s. specification.
specify; -mint-P-'li
a. gr. specified.
Struuiiuii-nii
s. look, countenance.
%iruuili"tt.p'$
visible ; seeing; -^ s.
u.
^Iruu/bhili
the eyes ; S. Cn'-fi;
of
sight,
organ
s. visibility.
-nt-Plii-'b

^tuuiitiT, "//r,mlfu va. to see, to

bloody flux; -ni-P-lis. bloody flux;
hemorrhoids
or piles.
perceive; to regard,to. contemplate;
to remark, to
to observe,to consider,
^trn-hir,hgl vu. to gall,to rub the
know
to
to
examine
skin off,to graze
to excoriate;to
provide to
;
;
,
render callous, hard as a corn; -(""r supply,to furnish; to take care
of,to
visit
to
to
to
rubbed
tend
to
skin
to
to
the
come
have
vn.
off; bego
see,
;
spy, to
;
ad.
mtumifc-^i
watch;
apparently,in
callous,to harden.
Sto, y s. sight,view; spectacle, appearance
; by sight; ^t^tj/i,^o."-_
ion,
face; visscene
uuAt-in^, handsome, beautiful ; iyuu
; aspect,look, figure,
fair girls,
charming
*0
^t./tjpHuiL-uuM'ubiailj
visit;/" fe/,f?uY.'
apparition;
Jkh^
maidens
visit
"""-_
to
to
ukuufb
call
a
to
;2/ji%tj^%
go
pay
see,
upon,
to ; irg/* inaiihu to pretendnot to see;
they built an altar of imr
uu/iikinil^,
,

[i fiu/buiifi,to send forth

uin.%t-i_
-"/4 U.^ we desire
spies; lai/ii
nt.%/.Jj.
to
God ; t-^i f
to see
[nT,he came
-

see

me,

he

called upon

me.

s. optician
3"-i"i"f!i"%r
ical;
; -umIiiu%a. opt-

mense

size ;

"/"

who
-MnhuuHihinilj

Is-i^u kp
[uni~J-tui^ni-"fwas

in appearance;-

mbpu"fj\u^,

to engage

themselves

; to

stiU

more

arous
barb-

ifJliJlsm'ua
"/""_
in war
amongst

grapple

with

each

ly
visibprovide
other;
tfuikmu at^pm-^,
s. optics;
-prnp
with necessaries; t^mnJu -,to
age
mana.
scenographer; -^puiiu-'ii
affairs ;
domestic
household
or
",tr
sceno*.
-^^o"./3f
scenographical
;
i^yii utu^hij to pretend not to see ;
graphy.
"nhuk^ ql'h^li'keif pay attention t"
s.
species
kind,
S^^wu"} "'5
; sort,

-nt-PB

ad.

to

*"
; -"/'/"

90

StT

700

what

Ss:i"
hear; mlru^hp, "itnj"ii^,u'i,

you

all the
to work
care
uipuiagka
wonders; 1],6-mku^k [""-['
I'llufpj"i~
God will provide himself with
^ailikifj
lamb for the burnt offering;4^i.uA^
a
sick, " you
kl """- inkuk^ ijlu I was
visited me;
"""""
/.%"?,see, you see;
P-k n^ at/ryllj
uiuiat
^ _pn if not yOU
will see
I will
how
pay you; mt-u^/r^
,

uipu

W^ppuiil'
[wmhuihuA

uin.

take

iiopuii.ni,u

to accompany

choose

valiant

in

p%

dream

God

spokc

to Abram

; mtuik-uti/ppimt-^
to the contempMiiiupuiuikiaugiven
lation

of nature
hi~
uiatpliir

n^

u}'~V

k ^wi-um^
m^^
'"^"^2jf3^'hearing
-

believingbut seeing has no fellow.

formal ; -%^atp
a, special,
%lruiu,liu,%

is

u,,j

landscape; landscape-

scene;

s.

fond

of

seeing.
acle,
Ska^-upu/iicircus, theatre,spect-

painter;-ukp

o.

s.

men

sight,the eyes;

scene;

you.

%huu/bnii_a.
seeing;s. prophet,seer;

theatrical,scenic ;

j?/3p

-ai^uAa.
"

theatre,

a.
a.
~,i,if.ni.^li
predicted,foretold,protheatre-shaped.
phesied spectacle; -mJlrc.
a.
visual; prophetic;
Sti/"7*" seer; spectator ; -ui^a/i,a.
; -"u^.u'ii

-i

eyes ; -m-pj,

the

s.

vision,sight;

s.

of
perspicacious,

very

prophecy.

St-utui/mfl"s. optometerS^"'""tp a. fond of seeing.

theatre
s.
StaiiMfia/r,
spectacle;
sight, the eyes ; landscape,
scene;
,

ascetic
the

watch-tower; look-out

scenery;

; vedette
;

of

; if-ii2_-.
to be
lu^uip^i,ip,i.i_,

scorn

theatre
amphia

ject
sub-

opprobrium.

or

life; -ni-P/i
theorem

; ast.

S.

s.

Sfr"""*"!""-?
;

vision, visibility
; -"....

prophetic.

a.
^luif/

man,

ence
intellig-

a.

contemplativefaculty;contemplative

top-man

subtle

visual ; contemplative,
intellectual ; -uMiiuAni.pf
s.

; -lu^uA

flash
Skuni-uj!t iTj s. intelligence,
of wit, conceit, witticism.
S*u""-? s. sight,vision, look, view;
.

templation,
theory,plan, speculation;visit;con-

"c.; -Y-/"""'4"" opera-glass;

tf.puMliui'i,
ception,
consideration; idea, cona.
scenic, theatrical;-ju,iiPnJS
-li.u'u
knowledge, notion ; vision,
s. theatrocracy
; -ukp a. fond of spectdream; prophecy; ecstacy; -pt
or
acle
; -j;'/3 s. diorama.
ij-ftmui^uA
uiauiuMpkiijfield of viow or
%yuu,pui'iikj;
vision ; 4u#i/i/"T.oi"
h^[, va. to put upon
view,
cursory
the stage, to represent, to perform, to
short notice, sketch ; i,muuMpu,liuipaip
,

public

to

expose

view
,

to

make

at

-Pp,

with

or

single glance, in

spectacle.

^kunt-ah S. S^"""-?* [summary way.

a. visible,
^k-.,u.i-np
%kunr% a. visible.
apparent ; -JiJ",
come
h^uijvn. to make oneself seen, to beSt""L^, u^i s. inspector,director,
to be in sight,to
intendant
visible,
guardian; fig.
pear; overseer,
ap,

to

have

-n^piiifi, s.
interview.

eyes;

interview,a

an

ing;
meet-

theory; vision;the

S'-u/y.!
"iku.%jfs. aspect

; appearance,
; air , mien,

look, sight view

,

visage,image
; vision

spectacle,representation
apparition phantom,

a. providential, [bishop.
Sku^^/j-.fi
to take care
vn.
Sku^ii4..npkir
of,to
to
tend,
provide.
Sku^nt-Pj,s. Providence
; direction,
inspection,superintendance, survey,
watch
; incarnation
: police; government

Divine
ilkpp'b
; mitiu^aii
spectre, dream; phenomenon; contemplation; Providence.
theory,idea; tf-ithtk
%ku,p {i -u/J u/jf s. Gr. w. quire of
^'^"w beauty, loveliness;
stitched-book
copy-book ;
^t,^itj/.4 paper
handsome
mtuihu.irp.
beautiful ,
pamphlet; -iaulfkii^s.Gr.w.
T"Tpaon6"Xiis;
charming; ki,i,%...,l,%
-.celestial vis-kiT, kjili
ion
to stitch;-ntj^s. stitcher.
va.
figure,physiognomy;{,
;
q-l-ru.^
^kpkM- "j s. leaf,pi.leaves ; *-a.ij.
u."t^, to represent, to perform, to
corolla,
petal ; uiiuuiu/hfii^aSj
^la'iiji
^
put upon the stage ; J,W.^ ..,^uu.p^[,to quiver like an aspen leaf; k^
^uA,
to be
made
a
spectacle unto
the
leaf falls but
pi. U.d^^^jp
liu.%1.
no
world ;
uikuu.'i.Uuto have a vision ; God's will drops it.
u-oii
mhu/hu^ fuu-nni.,he held a
u-pu0p
^kpki.u,pkp
a.
leaf-bearing,
petalifestival with public
ferous ; -pm./,, a. producing leaves
games
; f, snj-^,
;
before all men, or all
eyes ; fe,^t".
p",fc J-uiiTui'buili
spring time , spring; hot.
,

-"

'

sap

Sd-S-

70 I

frondescenoe,
foliation;
-fy%a.\egetable green ; *. clilorophyUas
; -tfuip^
with leaves or foliage
a. adorned
;

Sjofi

powerless, impotent,

a.

uij

weak, feeble,languid.
s. pike ; spade in cards;
84'/-"'"bt""3
fresh
covered
or if^hum a.
beard, down, downy
"I^Itum^
clothed,
dhpHL-ui^
with leaves,leafy,
beard
spoiled
deor
u.
ipqinim^ ["um-p
green ; -ql"p/i
; /" yi^ifiii^^
of leaves; -p,u,p a. deprived,
with the lance, with
arms
;
%fiquMlili
stripped of leaves,leafless;
stripping with lance or spear thrusts ; /" */'or
to
inu,iiia"ihgji
despoilingof leaves;
"""iiA/_,
^""i(/"
Y*"' I brought him
down
with a lance thrust; m^^of "".
to
pluck or strip off leaves ; /^iJ^/..
shed or lose leaves ; -^" or ibg ". full luij uiffliuipfftij
to glare at, to frown
of leaves,leafy; -/fc^"..
thick with
or
threatening
a.
at, to dart an angry
at
look
leaves leafy,
to
".
daggers
bushy ; -4'j""^ heaps look,
; m^^op i"^""jr
of dried leaves ; -"/;""S. S*^. piiuiiuy
fi4k-pty ("f,he sharpened his
-^u."
-_

"

"

p"rt-u"bill

lit

"

S. ^IrnlMM-uiqpfi^
i/jt/"ij
;
"

jiupj-a. shaking

quiveringlike

or

leaves ;
a.
leaf;-utaim
S. h*"^"i"c
to be
f^iiihu
; "uuMiiiup[3hot.
s. bot. camella.
["-"/'
%lrpiri-uiui
~~

*" small
^hpt-i-lili

^kptJlur,
tgiy

leaf.

to leaf,to put
ed
produce leaves, to be coverwith foliage,
to become
green.
bol. phyllitis hart's*.
St/"*-"-'"'^2C
,
tongue, asplenium.
*" botStrpfri^ini-//
S^l'"*^^S^l"i""'/i

forth

ho

me,

upon

frowned

vn.

or

me.

on

javelin; s.
discobolus,quoit-player;tilter;
-ff_
to joust,to tilt ; to play at quoits.
**"/_.
ct' hurling
Skj-z^i/jtn

an

girtwith

aspen
"

eyes

O^f'

uiiriiitt.'Tiiii/s-uipp
t
uih-piulij

OV

'

uihiupg s. God, the Lord; Sir, lord,

owner,
master, Mister,Mr. ; possessor,
master; Reverend, Rev.; o'^-.Lord!
Heavens!
I good God!
ness!
goodgood gracious!
lup^iylSire!
! 0 King! o Majesty !
(.iTwp^iy
/iJ\
M'. Thomas;
ft'ni/Jhiu,
My Lord;
o

Lord

p."yfgr. objectiveor
case
centaury
//Afe/^.
;
iutu to be
greater
*
lord over,
to
oak
elm
leaves
be
become
master
or
or
of,
S*-"-X. duration ;
to master; j".
to rule, to overcome,
for fodder; ["
orf. durably,lastingly,
S.
for ever
1^ S"* in the year of our Lord, Anno
hpP-uti_or iMf'^^i^
; l"
Sti-irirDomini, A. D.
t

; bull-weed.

" lesser

Rev.

Thomas;

accusative

tion,
s. Estate, State ; dominaStn-uii^aAa. durable , permanent ,
Sf^pni-Pf
pire
rule, power;
sovereignty,emlasting;-ni.p[ior
stable,persisting,
the
inions
domBarony,
s. constant
lordship
%ti.iit^ni.p-l,i.%
;
duration,
;
-^
( 2^ hierarchy of angels) ;
stability,persistence;
permanence,
k^p
2t/".Your Majesty ; u.n.m"/.
constancy, perseverance.
.pyy
before
to
Sfr"-t./',
high Majesty ;
last, persevere,
-P'tq.
your
tjlivn.to
"

to continue

to support, to

; to endure,
f ./^^ffi^'to live,to subsist;
uik-u^p ^uip^iupiuliiu^ he
"^ni^/jiii"iriii^

bear

;-

^n

Jlfiiih,.
lutiif-k
j""t3-

endures

throughout

patientlysuffered
St-i-p-pttt" s.

the tortures.
Gr.

^k-i-nuP-p
^h-a-nqni-P-p
Stn-ia^uAni-P-pi^i.
*

a.
Lord's, dominical ;
^^pniXui^u/ii
ii"ioP-^the Lord's prayer ; mniA
church
tte-e Holy
op, Sunday ;
-

'",-

S. S^'-'-i-"^Sk^'-nqiu^iu'i.

' your
all generations.

cuttle-fish

IV.

dominion

"

[sepia. Scriptures.

D.
Q^ri-iii-ffh

[dor).
fodfor
*. leaf-gatherer
*Sti-n"-"p
(

a. given by
%kpni%"iuiiii-p

^i^pnLjbh-uib "nt-u/i
f

Stpt"-^"'-''m["
or

a.

the Lord.

^^pniAui^iiiii

ad. from

"

God,

on

the Lord's side.

disk or plate.
s. wooden
*Sti//n"-P
s. undervalue.
$":ff./"%
a.depreciated;
S^^'^ s. bot. ricinus,palma Christi,
to
to underrate,
castor-oil plant.
SJ-^'T'lrirva.
depreciate,
undervalue.
to
Sy?"""/'t
"'jfvn. to buzz,to hum.
s. depreciation.
^J-iflai-PliJi,
s. buzz, hum, buzziug.
Syyint/p
bot. chick-weed, pim*.
SjP'i'oA"""
pernel, ScA^"4 o. discontent,malcontent,
samolus; -Jkca, leech-shaped. dissatisfied; ^*i*-^or -f "/*, k^iy vn.
to be discontented,displeased; -m^
sucker
Sqi""-i /"4A *" leech ; fig. bloodtentment,
S.
boi.
to
s.
malcontent, discontent or disconpjp"""-4
;
; ?**i.
-

-"

applyleeches.

"

dissatisfaction.

Sbb

SI'S

708

ed,
by all the world; -^uipn^a. preachpublished to all the world.
S/"tjt^^ piug s. the universe, the

Sc/9^/7%tt. colourless,discoloured,
leaden-hued,livid.
pale,wan, ghastly,
to
^J-^ntiihJ'va. discolour,to cause

ed

ish;
colour, to render pale,to tarn-fiWyn.to lose colour,to fade, to

to lose

to grow
pale,[paleness.
wan,
of colour,
want
*"
SJ-f'-'i""-Pt'-^
now!
on! cour"'"""
come
age
come
S/'
%,u conj.rather, it is better ;
!

become

whole

Ji.~na

; s. S.

moreover

;
the

macrocosm

earth

"^
^ n^tninu
world
every

"u

the

,iAiuuiuim
uinlitirf_
-pu

8^2.'""^3

fAtut-

throughout

where

earth,

the

tiiif or

/Z

puii,

world,

to

duce
re-

to a waste.

; Mexico-

tick,acarus

*"

ricinine oil.
seed, castor-oil,

%[ig
"

Sl-^PH Gr. w. S. "hh'Pl'i

Ar. w. S. {^ni.ip
Stp or
shaft
s.
Sl'^uipni-i
pike-staff,
"

-u

of

rest

spear;

by

lance

wound

lance

with

or

; -/ung

pike ;

lance;

-i-np

a.

of

skin ;

ed
wound-

to
uin-%ki_,
s.
lancer,

princess,queen,

m[iliii,u'bgQueen Victoria ; J'a,HuM_

lady, miss, damsel ;
"/"""I'tyoung
fig.queen of heaven, moon;
Irpliufij
-

to

(beard).

strike

lance,to

superioress,abbess.
"lui'ii.ug
,

s. gum-mastic (ofChios).
S[ii'i,ia/i^i-

S/'i%u"t"/:''%
lady-like. [Majesty.
S/4^"'-/^^"-%
ladyship5 Highness

fore-arms,arms.
a. cosmological;
%l,lr^puiput%,uliu/i,
-p.ui'iini.pTi
s. cosmology;
-^/.ufmij.oi
S/'*p

"I'^a

a.

s.

s.

S.

fpp

"c.; ~^[tp.r
S/'^^^/'"'P"'^"'4"'^
"

cosmographer;

*.

the

throughout
a.
a.

occupying

all the

ing
resound-

-fn^a.

universe
world

-f.ii".
".

; -/"""-/"

throughout
universe;
spoken or publishedthrough
the world ; -a-u."-".^
a.
spread over
world
-bim^pf
s.
everywhere
;
,

-/"i,ua.
all
the

*. master, conqueror
-4""Y^.
cosmogony;
""j
of the universe; -liiufkj;
tjf
vn.

lord

to become

to conquer,

the world

of the whole

subjector subjugate

-^uiinM-P^ s. universal
the whole
over
world;
-liuA a. cosraical,
universal,general,
cecumenical; -4"A"t/?7.*. oecumenicity;-kygyg ix. saving the world,
with
all-saving;
-h^im "" assembled
all the world ; -4n-^""4"" known
all the
world over,known to the whole world;
;

universallywondered

a.

marvelled
one;

at

by
o.

-u/ui^,

at
,

all the

world,by every
verse
surrounding the uni-

S. oh^'ibV'"h"'L}"
""'"''""'
all
the
world
or
one,
every

; "uihm

making
tremble;
a.

merging
overflowing,sub-un/^a.
all
the
or
world;
drowning

-"umputit a. spread through the whole

; -mo'bmli a. celebrated or feast-

world

ty,
par-

bevy of ladies.
to
a. skin-like ;
$/r;(,""-ii,uf
^npb-ti_,
or

group

inflate

blow

or

out

goat'sskin.
mire, mud, slime,
a

as

^("qj; uiiiMTys.
dirt,filth,soil,slough, muck

; S.

P""..
P-MiiL.pii*f
|(Pa/c^u#/^c/'
; p Diup"iiiitlrt.^^
to drag in the
mud; fig.to cover
with shame; iTutppt-i^
j-.to rub off the
to clean, to brush
dirt,to perfrigate,
[off.
Sfi-.S.SA-.

Gr. vj. Tcptajti'^aw.

^fiiiu/iiuiirvn.

iverse,
un-

dominion, rule

-4^no^

a-

the

beared

women's
uMuiuip.u'b^
gynecseum,
S.
partment,
^niA^
lonpou^aji
;

; -ifpiu^ui'ii

deceivingall the world

womanly;

; -f-ptui-

s.
graphy
cosmocosmographical;-tf-pm-l,
the
of
last
a.
judgment;
;-7-"ra
a.

womanish;
a.
S['i^,ni.'i"[,

"c.

'

lance.

^[^"^"'""pt"'

empress;

S^^tuf^a.
growing,new
with

roots.

^jtif-lnr,
tgl"-va.

pikeman, halberdier.
s.
^["n-m'tg

bottle,goat's
fp"-"/ a skin of wine ; 'Jn.
ilni.u,jbagpipe.
dame, lady;
Sl'/jt-^
sf.mistress, M"
leather

s.
Sti" utliaig

OP'H

or
uiullt

iniMfnj

S.

uiufUJq

Gt,

W.

ner;
type,model, example, pattern; manimage, form; expression;
figure,
style;impression,stamp, print,mark;
edition ; anal, hymen,
the virgineal
membrane
feature,
; -^ titpuiuMpuAiug
,

lineament

character

; -^

phantom, ghost, shadow

JS-n-t/jij
4t-p"jio.
,

in
tniM^nil^
style ;
like,
similar,
way; f-,
conform, in the form of; 4^p-u%hpmpf
sixtieth edition;pfrpfc^^
m-pnt^,
I'pke to be like,to resemble, to have

pwitutwi puthpq

this

manner

uiiunt-

or

-,

to.
[pattern,sampler.
S/"v"'/''"3 s. type,model, example,
Spin s. breast,bosom.
chem. diastasis;-u,^ur^,f
S/'i""i/^".
distance-meter.
*". diastasimeter,
S/'uxu^'"/J
-[ip "btmg if. nurse.

likeness

"

ShP
t. Titan
^{luiaA
; chem. titanium
-h-uA
a.
gigantic,titanic ;

iuA

; -"".

a. despotic
mutliuiii
; -uikm^Wt

-t"r,

to

-[""Tvn.to be gigantic

Op/*

Di

o/"5

oh!

over;

u/hi^p

[i puia

oil

"

shoclsing!fye ! fye

; despotism,absolute
ad. despotically
; -mk"

authority;

lordly,
eignly,
soverimperiously,authoritatively,
-P-p

*"^

domineer,

va.
t-^fi

lord

rule, to

to

ation
-aihmaii_s.ruler;-uihaincpts, domin-

a.ui'u ". crocodile.

8l"mlrn.%,
L, w. title.
S/'""'/ni"
uMg s.
*"

SbP

703

ad.

absolutely; in eflfect,
ly,
propertruly,verily;a. proper, own, real,
to speak' imperiously,
S/'/""fU"%'t"r,
true, genuine, veritable;
tj[ivna.
mifutin,
lordly;seriously,sensibly; really free ; "iuiM.aim^true faith ;

uiuip,

you! God

upon

forbid!

S. %\ifiuiuiku
; -fLbuilia. where
lives or dwells;-iikm a- knowing

pinpf,,real good;

properly
luouk-ia^,
God
liuMilfiu
^fimt-u if you
speaking; t-Pk
the Lord ; -"y-f*will to know
or
thoroughly ; -"4rfa. fond
^f^i a. written or
traced by God ; -nin^,, a. independent, of,attached,devoted to one's master;
free ; ad. as a master, independently, -"ippni.p'^
tion
love, attachment, devos.
to one's
master
warmth
zeal,
assolutely,freely; -?""/* S. P#.i.i;
,
,
well-educated
affection ; -ua^%
a.
by the
f.ni.%^ a. levied , assembled
,
nobles ; -fuf.
-q-pm-J- a. betraying well-brought up ; -uuiu/i, /^ or mj
one's master,
faithless,traitorous, -uuiuluni.a. slaying one's master;-.
a.
treacherous, false ; -jo/"a. strengthen"luiiCuin.
ed
sellingone's master
; -_
S.
a.
a.
Il5".*^%;
hating one's master ; -mfitua.
-i,i%
mhuig
by God; -6-/*
ing
dominical ; divine ; feodal ; lordly, Lord-like,divine;-/""""/", f a. render-p-iup

-_

solute
despotic,abpredominant, prevailing,
own
or
sovereign , supreme
;
,
,

uiium/it-p,God's

proper;likeness

image

"-i

/"j^#aA/."-/3f

-if* sf. mistress

matron

-iPp

carrying, bearing or
nity;
Lord;-4^j a. co-equalin dig-

the

-Itym

o,-

formed

of nobles

gathered together in

; -4u#_

the Lord's

~i,puMi-kpo- called or invited

by the Lord ; -Up a. given or granted
name

rule

by God;

-a*"*

a.

knowing

over;

lord,giving possession
t s. lecturer;
-jm-,

to
va.
-gni.^ui'iilnr
to
to
or
cause
master,
to
to
power;
emauthorize,
govern ;
to effectuate,
to fulfil;
-"."o%^
;

make

or

ing
contain-

a.

a.

or

; chorister

render

M^aip

power

clerk

or

absolute

power

master

handed

transmitted

down

"

the

a.
or
by
a.
Lord; -t-nput^^ii
first,
chief,highest,
a.
befitting
greatest; -iliuiwi-uiliu/i,
ing
Lord's glory; -^miinj.
our
o. accord-

to our
Lord's will, [es
; ^.^ypJl^u.
S/'/"
tb^ "" Tir (Persiangod),Hermto
%l,phir,
t-gf,va. to bear sway,

one's master

of God,
lord ; -"Tuap sf.Mother
er,
mastHoly Virgin, mother of our Lord; reign over, to rule ; to become
to seize,to conquer,
to occupy, to
mother; -tr.am'bp^S. S/".
a priest's
fig.
against hold, to possess, to subject; to pre; -diupm a. Waging war
dominate;
pinq.mt.
the Lord, againstHeaven; -,ruipmni.f
to become
vn.
subject, to
the rule or dominion
of;
". fight,
war
against God; -dti-u,p a.
pass under
the
Lord
-itu.j;
honoured
over
all;
mftphuj.ajji, your power
;
by
u,jty
or

the

vn.

to make

oneself

master, to
to have
govern,

master

rule,to

come
of, to be-

dominate,

to

Shall

iltuiT
Ulfiph^ll[^
isiliph-uulra
liknjOt
we

be

subject to your

rule ?

uippi-u,

jti. k-p^plfb they shall possess the

earth ; mfpt-ii[i%
to
under
the
they
dominion;
ti^ h"i./i"."-^%
sway;
pass
were
caught by lions ; jnpJ-uMW^ i^i-pa.
despisingone's master;-,
-iuipif.
against one's master; p,^ mltpk 'inup when any thing is set
iWirf a. plotting
tuTuj muiu^tuii^
fire ; n^ uiftpklif'
-'birai% ad. like our
on
Lord; -im-kp a.
torture had no power
over
him; n-m.
consecrated
to God; -.
dedicated
or
inti
feeling aifipku tjopnt-py^ttnifaL.thoU rulCSt
s.
a.
; -^^,fi
pronoun
the proud waves
God ; "^UfiMiuipL.
b, ^fip
; ,up^MjnJ^
*p sainpi
; "gqui^
uAilh^aap
all),
made
wovou
mfipk (his kingdom embraces
Or
by the
a.
all shall be subject to his kingdom.
to honour, to
Lord ; -uimmm-ytr
va.
D. ^ppuMqnt,"
^pplrnnt.uiublrir
pay homage as to God, trulyto revere;
dominion

over,

to

"

"

"

mni-uMum

"

a. ordained
by God ; i^ ""//,
"uiaimni-trp
S.
-J^t,
fka. S. S^f"""'ft"
) ~Uflrui dOSpot;
"

ruling;prevailing,predomS/'/'n^^a.
master ; -"ap.mp S. S^.^
inant; ". ruler,

sinir

SiiU.

704

%luni-pa. cheerless, sad, afflicted,

[power.
-ni-PI"i%or
|iu"i^4";
ly
sorrowful, melanchodomination, authority, grieved,gloomy,
s.
Sl'[tnt-Pf
surly, peevish;
tress
; sullen, morose,
sf.the blessed Virgin; misSl'pni-^P
sombre, gloomy, dismal, dull, dark,
or
l^-dy;^u"iu,^
capital.
the
ifli^pn/ti,
miiuii/ht.pji
obscure;Sl'3". dainty food; excellent meal.
S^"- uint-ftiijhui'b
s. day ; asi.
time thick darkness of the night; ip^^ai.,
dayrible
hori-i"fl'^c nyctemeron ; /""/./""-4-gu,'iih[_^ "l-p^pinto dispelthat
;
-,

"

darkness.
/" uint^ijhui'hduring the day, by
a.
sad, melancholy; ad.
day, in the day-time ; /f'^"-M""i"/"y6-ui"i.Sfi'iiuii-pi
a.
dejected,
in broad daylight; sadly, sorrowfully;-"t-k-r
or I'ln/ui"nJi,llr,"'ii
ad. with a dejectedair ; -/b
sorrowful
-i
hi.
all
mmJi
;
/"
/"
long
day
ni^fh
g
;
ibzbeh' IT *"- "VtbitP' ^^1 " night, or ilija. full of sadness or affliction,
row;
uwmJii^
greatly dejected,oppressedwith sornight " day ; ^kt- funiiuipC,kaii_
grievous,
fore
bethe
end
the
before
of
a.
sad,
dreary,
-^.oi
day,
^t-uAi,
ness,
"'" sadfine
doleful,mournful; -^uAm-Pt
nightfall;Mup^luiTCui-iCi/i,^-,
-"bunCvn.
melancholy ;
sorrow,
day, fine weather
; /"u,nJi,2kli[,u
ju"ju_
or

insigniS. %lupn,-Pl,^b
[ficant.
^l"i,u.'i..p
Mercury, Tir.
ness,
fond of, or loving sada.
^fupaiukp
s. Gr. w.
^If-ifiifiM
typhon.
melancholy ; -mt./u.^ or mhul,l_
^[iipuililin'i,
[is. Gr. w. diptycha.
of
time
a.
sullen,
gloomy, dismal, sombre.
life;
*"
^ke "'l'"3 ^g"i years,
er
tendsad-coloured,brown,
a.
"Tu/blini^p-t
^[uphpiu'iif.
infancy,
century;
black.
first
of
life;ia'bil,n,.p1,
period
age,
flict,
to sadden, to af%lui,hgnt-jui%hirva.
""[tnj immaturity, unripe age ; !ft-_
the
on
old
to
to
weigh
spirits;
grieve,
iu%^
""/'".?"
^int-phage; /# ""lyif
from oue's infancy -nt-jli^a.
sad, sorrowful, vexatious.
ii.u,nliii
ju,n.ui2l^uilin^i,
one's
hjMy vn. to be sad, sorry,
boyish or girlish S/ui-[iir,
; from
chagrined,to grieve,to take
days, from boyhood or girlhood; (" afflicted,
to heart; to wither, to fade.
"futiniurf_OT
^ diu1ini-li
infinn frOm OUe'S
earliest years ; /.^aiuu,^ hi- /""./'"
s.
sadness,grief,sorrow,
8fi,pnt.p'f
"^"'chagrin,dejection,melancholy.
uiliu
uhulfj grown
up ; [" liiMMMnUMphiul_
ed;
debilitattion
S^u'/'t
"iuiuhiuuarrived at years of discreluj a. feeble, weak,
thirteen
uid,
powerless,impotent, infirm,langut\t
; jhph^utuMuiuhuMdhutti
fling;
old ; "njiiliuiii.njh
m\in^ young,
faint;small, slight,slender,triyears
in infancy;
fragile,frail.
f ^'y^'""f""4""""4'"j 4"the
of
ad. feebly,
cosame
ly
slight8i'"i""p"'l'
faintly,
utjie^
age
,
M-utuaip
S.
mud.
weak
side
weaketaneous
s.
a.
[with
-Jpuw
ir"""""""^;
-^niiOL
;
;
becile;
to get splashed, covered
dull-witted,imminded, poor-spirited,
vn.
*Sit'i'
talisman ; S. P"/v.'
ness,
weak-minded.?.
*Sil"'irs.
-Jhint-PpiA
%inJhir, hi/liva. to macerate, to
slowness, stupidity,dulness,
Jtk

"

this

to lose

day, to-day;"S. 0/"

"

Sf "-f"^fp

s.

splendour,to

become
.

'

"

*S^"'4S. jj/'"t
[mortify. imbecility.
tin.to lose strength,
Si-fp-Gr. w. S. Mi^p..
S^'ofn^iuiT,
".j"if/
become
to
s.
weak, to be weakened, to
Sfatumu/"{p
sadness,grief,aflflict"

ion, sorrow;

disposed
mourning.
decay ; to become
infirm,unwell, inSA""""/"/'i
poorly,to fall sick ; to be
^j'w vn. to grieve,to fret,
to be afflicted,
unable ; to have the weakness
incapable,
sorry, to deplore,to
bewail; to be in mourning for.
to...; to be scandalized;- f
to be of*little faith;
ed,
a. young, in infancy
Sp'hiip; deformhi.
bad
disfigured,
ugly, sorry,
-iu-y
; -/".
ai_ [fiiunothing is impossible
Him.
%anrvn.
to be spoiled,
with
disordered,corrupted
"UMt-UtuiU

formity
-nt./*f"-*/ s. imperfection
; de-

of weak materials.
8liiuptomuip[,
youth.
a.
; infancy,
to weaken, to
a. simple,
%^Jh,p,u,ii
foolish,
idiotic, ^ffiupui^m-juAhiT
va.
to render
ignorant;-utfiiu^ arf. sillily,
foolishly,debilitate,
feeble,infirm,to
senselessly,
enervate, to unnerve, to cast down,
norance,
ignorantly
; -m-p-f s. igsimplicity,
silliness,
idiocy. to deject.

^M

708

accidents.
by domestic
Ar.
Sillies. IV. scorn, derision.

S%""^ "y
cabin, hut.

s.

small

fk"''

house, cottage,

./y

a.

s.

trees ; -.

or

"C.; -^npir
S^iiaifLuA,

S.

"C.

; -4'"*a.

gardener; fig.Creator;
planter,

to plant ;
to cultivate,
-if.npiflrJ'va.

-,

cultivation,plantation;
s.
"l-npffni-Pl,
-^pnu.pi,^bs. phytography; -in^i_sf.

master
S%mliuiij
uiij s. householder,

of the house

producing plants

ing or

ation

hold,
domestic, house"Aoitu"i-/3?

a- thick
-/u^o.

with

plants;
s.
-^o"""-/3^iA
bushy
branchy,
thick,
;
Qv
lJ,"i-m%/A,
economy;
a.
-i/"*"
ing
dwella.
planted;
or
phytoiogy;
-ity
lodging
."".%/";
-Iil^a.living,
nate,
vegetating; inin the same
house, cohabiting; vegetable,vegetative,
inborn
in
the
adventitious;
live
to
possessive,
;
neighbouring; -^AA/,
ing
s. vegetation; -^/y a. spring-liui'iinJh
s.
same
house, to cohabit; -li^m-P'l,
or
vegetating
dwelling together , cohabitation ;
up, shooting forth,
together, planted together; inborn,
4u//"(s. house-tax.
poverished,
-4"""".
^liu/hl^,
innate, natural; participating;
a.
indigent,impoor,
my
ruined; *. bankrupt;
pnupt s. fellingof trees ; -tf^nK-Pl.s.
or
ad. poorly,penuriously,in pover-4aMin, ""j a. woodparticipation;
ty
i-vfip
lose
s. feller.
to
-u"i"."/'p
vn.
wealth,
plant-cutting
;
;
wtj-y
caustic
to decay, to go to ruin, to become
*. potash; H-qt^
S^(""/.
with
well
adorned
be
necessitous
to
a.
pelled,
exor
%%liu,au,qu.pP
needy
poor,
;
leaves ; -u%pa. fond of botany ; -puM%
driven
out or deprived of one's
"c. S.
s. garden ; green-house; -pu.p
house, to be forsaken, abandoned; to
become
"C.
S.
t
o
a
fail,
bankrupt; -u/iin^
^'tilfuiij.np^
to
i;a.
tO ims. planter; -fe"r
Vd.
\}^lptuHiuilinq
S'iiiuipi,
; "utant-auMlthlT
u,g
make
render
to
digent;
into
plant; -ni^p'ts. plantationpoverish,
poor,
-nt-Pl S.
S^'^wi-^^ma. abounding with plants;
-fiiTS. %'I-U3%liu/I,u,ir-^
ish
ishment; -t-np S. ^M^,uliMM,%
poverty, indigence,beggary; impover; -..np^irvn.to flour-

family,private;

housewife

S.

domestic

-.

-""..

-.

"

-p'"
bankruptcy; /" il^p"li%

phytolite.

s.

; -fMup

extremities, he
is at his last shift,
in utmost
distress,
in a despairing
condition ; -o/.4ia. ad.

Si-itiT,h^lva.

like

S'i'lt'^s.
planter.

liuy,he

is

poor

reduced

man

to

to

to

tute,
to consticoUoc-

place,to establish,to

[ate.

s. plantation.
S'T'it-^ni.pJi

; S. S^""'H"'f""/'
"

[planted.
SH^S S. S^u-i/y
ing,
house-buildS^^/""-"""^
s.
or
anything
s.
-2l-'i""-Rli
S^"'/""/';
plant,
"J
S.
^b^m-Hii
construction
s.
%'iiu"piupn,.p-^Jb
plantation,planting.
;
;

a. erecting,
S%""^4^"
buildinga house;

S.

plant;

"

guardian, door-keeper,
^"btifiu^"c. S. ^otiMiuA "c. ; "".
s.
porter ; a stay-at-home; -"M^ui'iini-p't
pu/Tis. porter'slodge.
estic
S""ii"-"i luj s. steward, economist,
house-keeper'scallingor office ; domcellarist;
life,
staying at home; -n-m-P'ts.
bursar; 4i"'i'"'ji'
manager,

-uiu/ii, uig

s.

"

"

dispossession,
expropriation;-"4/"
fond

church-warden
Ir^tiik-ji-n/
;
of home, domestic, retired,sedentary; jfii,
opjibuM^ dispenser of the
estic
ipihi^, to delight in domprecepts.
a.

ffla-m.

divine

thriftily
ad. economically,
bred,
homea.
^'buihuiup.u.p
homeborn, nourished, brought
p
rovidentially,
providently,
teriously
mys;
at
S.
S*"economical;
home,
domestic,
private;
tame;
-liuAa.
up
;
-i
".
uMiimuhuilia. staying at home; -/""/"
pffiitufia/ii
\
"ilatptJ'va.
economy;
to govern
economically,wisely ; -poM^
u/j .". housekeeper; sf. housewife; a.
office ; administration.
thrifty,
housewifely,frugal; -puipn^.'^
s. steward's
bandry,
hus.1. housekeeping
housewifery ;
^imt-atiy^ s, economy.
entary,
to
thrift;-p,i.l-.i_a.
^"iiintuhj;t-jp va. to manage,
homely, sedthe direction,
house
have
to regulate ; to
retired;-i-t^.a. whose
is destroyed, ruined, homeless; * S.
pose;
economize; to govern, to rule,to dis-

sedentarylife ; -uatX

or

i^.ou.if^.

[S"""4;nest.

S'l'i'upiiiii
s. botanist;"uilfuA
;

-niSf s. botany; -pkp

a.

a.

anical
botbear-

to dispense,to distribute, to
provide,to administer-

^aiL-uai-Pl

s.

economy;

ship,
steward-

housekeeping, management,

sni,
direction

administration

; Providence

SUIT

707

; the

tion
distribu-

mystery

of the

incarnation ; mu-uiLlfii
, ^umuipiul^u/b
-

a. of good family,highpedigree;-jj""^
tional
born, illustrious,
noble,patrician
; nakindred
duce,
pro; s. relation,
; -^
.

domestic,political
harves t ; -liuHim-^
fruit,
revenue,
economy.
med.
to
St'inyA'Ttin.
swell, to tumify. Rt s. high birth,
nobility
; production,
ily,
fam^op^ii s. S. S*'"'*-"
ager,
fertility;
-4/3 "3/'*a. of the same
; director, mandescent
-ni-P-fs. S. S/A..
or
administrator;
sanguineous;
lineage, related,con"nt-un^pf;disposition,
-pS
-yp^ts. abundant, rich
measure;
Mntqlip the Hofy places.
produce ; -ufk-m s. chief of a family or
S. ^'buiiruuiiiutp
race
s. nobility.
a
,
"1^03%
^iopltbtufLiu^
; -i-npnuP-X,
;
S. S"4'fi"4"'*
economical, administrati've ; relating
S/"4"i7'4
[descendfrom.
"

"

to

the

incarnation

of

Lord

to take
S"4"//'"/'OT.

rise

origin,to
va.
distiuguish
place
Sni,rni,ni_
or
separate accordingto family or
S. %'ijiMit-uls-J';
to
tribe.
Stof^ilrj;
va.
[ity.
trj/[i
to
S""4"fi""-/??
dispose;
s. parentage,consanguindispensewith, to exempt
from ;
to lead a
to strut,to flaunt.
vn.
S""4''/""'^^"^
q^tuAu
p"/p"-".^
more
regular life; vn. S. W'"pt'"^'"J'' S"'/..
rank;series.
/y".line;
row, file,
#. dispensation;-/"/"*''""" loquacious,garrulous,
S"'i_'"P"''^'
S^opfHint-Si
talkative ;-p"o^ ad. in rank,
i^"t"'^t-u to demand, to
chattering,
tp^L' """u
in files,
in line,by series; -tf-fn^lus.
grant, to obtain a
to pant for ; S. S''i-"pt'^'
^nfliiTvn.
break, new
paragraph ; a. at the head
of a line ; -^^/" a. ranged in line ; -_
Sn^np fy s. imbibition , impregnation,
saturation; fig.
great H-pkiT,y^\iva. to put in a straight
line;
absorption,
to
-*""/*,
s. ranging in line ; -^01% a.
va.
erudition;
imbibe, to
t-^p
-^pn,-filiJb
impregnate,to saturate; to penetrate, well ranged,regulated,in order;-JkZ.
to dive
into ; -['J" vn.
to imbibe, to
s. interline ; lead, space-line.
be
series
to
soak,
penetrated,saturated with,
^nquM% l" s. row , range
,
to become
impregnated with ; -/'i.a. course, chain, train,concatenation.
S. S"i"'i"''''',
chem. saturant.
a.
Sniliai^
continual;
ad. in series,
s. tart or
by order, successively.
pie.
Sn^'lf"-^
our

uikiilipthe Holy Land ; -fiuA ".

of our Saviour's passion.
,

or

to

innik-iT

"

to descend
^n.iui'iif.tTvn.

or

arrive in

thodically.
S"4, y s. persistence,resistance, order; to be classified,
arranged mepatience; duration ; a. resisting,
sisting,
perad.
^niiy^up". lines,sheet of lines.
durable,lasting;/I or
time
a
S"7t"/".
u,%liufiihi_,
long, long
A^lri_,
ir^tva. to thread, to string;
;^
to place or put in order,
to be prolonged,protracted,
to last; to arrange,
-

-..

to draw
ni%hu to have duration ; /i ^utmti_ to classify;
up, to range,-to
to
to
to
to
pose.
or
write,to comlingering marshal,
array ;
mui'ii2t-i_, subject
-

torture.

"

"

"

to persist,
to resist,
vn.
Sn^uxT,uigf,
er,
slavto support, to endure, to bear, to
H'a S"i.*!'
qbj s. saliva,spittle,
drivel,pituite,
phlegm.
maintain,to suffer.
to
to corroborato,
*S"2"'4f"/'"
va.
t-5""7vn. to be reduced
^ntiui^m-^iublnr
'

to

to
strengthen,to fortify,

consolid-

paste, to be overdone.

SniTaipu/j
,

%n\nauin.,
ftS. USUrOr.
Sni"utir,
tjl, va. to
to lend

upon

extort

usury,

usury.

S"i""l!euhiuj s.
illegal
profit,
usury,
'

-at-fipad. with

Gr.

w.

tome, volume;

inim^m-ti

of the Calendar ;
Ittw.
-{" Reform
of
Letter
Leo
I
i'P Dogmatical
Pope
-

birth ; fig. to the Patriarch Flavian.

exorbitant
est;
intera. skilled in almanackSntf^'puift-n
endar.
a.
relating to the calmaking; -i^iiA
usury.
Gr.

w.

S. o"i a.
$n/}f"i.%i
Sn^'ft
tribe,
house,
1'3or luj *. family,
extraction.
lineage,
race, line,
"" genealogy,
S"4'""'f/'f!p
-Pt'-.y^
.

*.

book; calendar, almanack;

Sn'/u ^j "umIi uiij s. Gr. w. roll,

scroll;note, letter,
lines;card,billet;
ticket ;
tpPaL-fuipJ^ ticket there
I

94

snu
"

back, return

to

funeral
of

ticket;iria^aufn/tf-,

of decease; invitation

announcement
;

snn

708

Soi-f""% ^, -p, %ai^ s. amends, fine^

mulct, penalty,indemnity, damages,
,

amends, compensation;

cement
announitiupurnhhliufi,
,

zool.

toucan;

matrimony.

or
^tou, a. weak, feeble,
$/"".f.uj""
S.
"/."!,%",
"bt^^t^; *s, dueat (silver,
damage, loss,disadvantage,prejudice, frail;
50
fr.
5
",i_
c. ; golden,11 fr. 50 c.).
injury,wrong;
iiin,.J-[ii.^

Jp',

at

one's

a. amenable
^n/C""p/ilit^
%nL.J-iau{uipu,

expense;

to indemnify,to
uinLtt-p^'i,,

recompense.

Syits.vine, [ass,to vex, to ill-treat. to

vn.
Sn^/fir,
%/" va. to torment, to harS
.
bum0.
S"i"/' %n^pni-Uh; "uilitu"!!
amends,
ing; -tir, h^li va. to burn, to set on
fire,to fire ; -l-iTvn.to be burning, on
ed,
fire,in a glow, to glow ; fig.to be firto long, to burn, to be eager or
.h^'j fia-ihuM^
Impatient ; "h-qty
thy love burned in my heart;
"iiiu^H.,
ing,
-kgnt-^uhihiTva. to burn ; -li_a. burnimiu

devouring ; -m-ta, s. burning,conflagration,

ardour,fervor.
torrefaction;
^aa^tiM^uih^utM^n^l^h-uMb
a. Crimean.
n-ni^ia
Or
^nn^
n-iuli
n-utltq S.
n-ji^t
twine ; fig.
tie,band,
rope, cord,string,
bond, link ; ^uA leash ; -piT, t^iy
trun_vn.to be tied by a string.
.

"

S"/"-""r,n/

s.

to fine.

^n^J-irj;
tjj^va. to amerce, to fine,
mulct, to punish with a fine ; -fuT
to make
to indemnify,
to pay a fine,

handle.

obscure
or
a.
Sn^iiuAuj^iuli
prolix.
to be prolix,redund^nppu/iilrj'va.
web. [ant.
S"^?..f".cob-web,
spider's
thrush.
Sn/'T.^^
s. turdus,field-fare,
or -'iituL.iug
s.
S"pJl'q^
fleet;S.'b"'-

to recompense.

S""-fi_.
uipi.^

giver, donor.
w.
duke,guide,

*.

^raj

S""-4 ba
leader, general,chief.
"

"

*. L.
1'""-.p"

S/x-^'o u"imni
I

marsh-mallow,

hot.

s.

,itppn..%l, althaea frutex.

Sni-ufy, !",!""-s. Turk, w. tougra,

althsea

S. S'"'^'^[royalmonogram.
Sm-iTinp
"

tion,
Sn".^" uiuA, muibg s. housc, habitahomo; houso, family,raco, nation;
family, household; goods, fortune;
house
house, commercial
; couplet,
strophe,stanza,verse ; Ji^miny the
,

human

mankind;-

race,

the Armenian

nation

^np^aiTuij,

PuM^ui^-np^ or
;
"/i._
io^^."/^,the king's household;fll//"""#""_
"c., library;
uMtr'tiuMtf-ptu^
-

"

%"-"", Plato's Academy

school;

or

""".

sf. "Vesta ; ^tujmui^lrptn uti^i-UUM^

en,
l^Wpin ^tupiu^y^or ^uipnt-lijip woodbrick, stone
^uA^fiuu,
house;
[swell. i^uii^h^ "iuL. Jhit '^".fpt^ t^*d^3bk
i-uiinnpj:
to Inflate,to
uiihi.
vtt.
%npnJtgnug,u%lrir
or
ui'hiiiliui.jAcommodious,
%npni^j;k-giyvn. to swell,to bloat, inhabitable, good, large,small,fine,
to puffup ; to rot, to putrefy.
house
wretched
npiTm-ip
; ^bJh^^
*.
the
Snpnii,fi madder;
lauA,
S^-^'-'^'^l-y
foundations,the walls of a
alizari,
.house
Smyrna madder ; -^". s. chem.
house;i/"u^"!"'^A
liuiirilu,iCu,n.b-ii,
to be let or sold; {"uiuAk
garaneine. [-.m,Iiu,%
mu/bk /"
a. tartaric.
-u,jlfii
S"/"""n/ s. tartar,dregs,sediment; from house to bouse; uipmm^nj
muiu,
at
^"PP'ta *" vine-shoot, "branch;
ja-%, out, not at home;
ft umA,
-ai^u/iia. hard, stiff,tough ; -uiung s.
to stay, to be at
muA,
home; liuii_l"
hot. nursery
to bud, to
to go out ; Jh^^
home
; -h.r, t^f,vn.
b mu/uk
; kiu/iik^
tc
to
shoot,to sprout, to put forth buds.
muAk
a-i_[,
ini.iri_, romovB,
troubled
S-'i-'yu.
a.
to
home
as
suffering
move
^%uii_^
; ii.uja.%uii_,
go
,
with dropsy ; -"%p
-tj;
home, to go home;
-(.j-g. S".
again,to come
n-uiuiu/li^
-nt-P"^g. S'"- "juipJituto let a house; il!"p^l^L.tr
-uihlT, -uiliit;
n-iuuiutiia
fer.
or
4"""b'-f to let his house;
^/Siti.
$""-""//"
f ". wedding presents ;dow.gui%ki_,
^ulLnhu to build, to pull
cattle.
Sn"-""/"
down a house ; u"^u"% c,uMmiubhi_
uij s.
numiu
%nLjupuiitl" s. pastor, shepherd; to break into a house; zP^^L """^t b
"ti

"

-,

"

-"

"

"

"

n.nL.au3,

from house to house ;S.

to wander
pastoral,bucolic ; j. pastor;
eclogue; -uimu,,^s. pasture-land.
Quu, ^uM^hir, 2,"'-/"
'Ai"p^ "c.
S"^p/4 s. Tobe or Tybi, (the fifth
Sni-H "A4"5 *" plant,shrub, tree ;
month
of the ancient
Egyptian solar planting; "n%^iri^ to set plants,to
year).
planttrees ; /""_ uAlinj zool. podura?

-uiliuA a.

-.

"

'

Sfl*

sn-"i"

709

$n"."."fruA
"t'fcf"i?,t

Smf^ii s. noise of beating,crash.

or -^t%u.4.o%
toxical,poisona. Gr, w.
ous
-^%uy[,i, -^"i, S""^uiu(u"i"
a. day's,
belongingto the day,diurnal.
toxic,poison.
;
T-Zi-^^.
pulator;
%nt.nq_a.
glTing;". givor; cAem. maniprinted;
Su/'of./r^
^/if a. published,
-nu-pfiJi,or
[pulation. s. typographer ; publisher; edition,
%ni.nuifii
s. gift,
donation; chem. mania.
al;
typographicimpression; """^^u.^a.*
tion
s.
Snt-ini-P'f
gift,donation ; colla-"f.pmmni^ s. printing-house
; -.
; tradition ; giving in, delivery, uphwva. to stamp, to mould, to cast,
surrender
to model, to shape; to print,to publish;
;
opjfbuig legislation
,
the
forming laws ;
or
s.
typographer,
-tpbt.
hoP-tubuMuiif,^
"i-pnt
".
Septuagint.
-if./""""-/3?
graphy,
typoprinter;publisher;
printing; edition,
impression,
ad.
^nt.n% s. heap, mass, pile;
[topaz.
impression.
in heaps.
train ; skirt.
[iuAq.lrpJ[,
S'H'"^"^ or "^ ""g or figs. Or. iv.
Sm-mtt, m/unuM'b
to bo printed,
s. extromity ; tail ;
vn.
^ufiu^uiir,
uiguy
ation,
*" S'^'^^S ? donor
S"i"-|"
impressed.
stamped
"ipy
.p
""c"3
office ;
es,
gift,
s. printing-press
presents; alms; duty, tax%uiuipui'tt
,
UMn^uitn^ mn^l/h
of the
s. superintendent
impost;
p
qj^tunlr^ -uiiitlru,
,

time ;

day, day-

*.

"

"

"

"

"

short
liimr qiii-uipP,

reckonings make

a. typical,original;
ed;
figurS"v'"'"-''/"
marked,
impressed;
printed,
traffic,
-""_
commerce,
ad. symbolically,
ference,
mystically,anatrade; interchange, exchange; conpaip
or very
a. more
like,
communication, correspondence,
gogically
; -iu^ri/%
true
ad.
ly
precisefrequentation,
society; 2^"?/" precise,genuine,
;
breath ;
respiration,
an/n"-"/tui"-/3ty ;
uiau,jjlyproperly speaking;

long friends.
^nt-phciun.
/13s.
"

-""

more
or
correctlyto say;
marriages, weddings; ^iu^,upni.aL -f,^ 4"/"/"-"ni"fe/_,
of
affairs
to
form, to figure,to
stagnation of business,
; [1 -t-iT, t-gliva.
,

or
^ispM at the last moment
to
uMiAhu to trade,to traffic,
gasp ;
Tdyp-liii
negotiate] l" ^t^^yipii-uM'iyi
er
npnminii% t/uAkp a souud as of thund-

jtin[i%

proceeded

from

the clash

to mark ;
to print,
; to imprint,
to grave, to engrave
; to inculcate,to

model

impress; -nt-p-ls. impression,stamp,

form ; fig.impresprint,mark, figure,
sion

of the

; chem. fixation ;

^nphhi_

jttg

to

produce an impressionon a person.

to be
a.
cantile,
mer^uitw, hgf,va. to print; -{""Tvn.
commercial,
-ftli
S"'-pt:.iun.,
er;
trads.
[printed.
-^4
S"Yn"2_S.
trading;
merchant,
o'H'"tp"'V'
Gt. w. mcd. intermitting
s.
^n-ftmnli
^ui^tui^h^
"j^^B or '-^^ i^nipafuHLjtii

spears ; S. P'ti.""4/"^tf/'.

'

trade ; ("
mni-P-J,^luTCma^ commorce,
^^
trade,
"[1^^uifuin-ug ni-pni^ p^ptij
"

to traffic.
to negotiate,

"

"

^iSl' respiration.
Snt-^cAfig "fir S. S j/"' o'"-^t"^'
"

s. tax
giviug,paying
Sn'-pmni-n.-P'^
being tributary.
tribute,
S'"-ppS- S"*-/"
.p
Soi-i^inipmis. box, case, chest ; S.
"

Ytfii^aiiTuA
; book-cage
square

;
or

arith

movable,

thingsare
%a"pui%tug

"u

iTiubnt^u

packed in small

ning
run-

prOCiparcels.
beetle,

s. batlet,
rammer;
tewing-beetle.
;
to beat with
va.
Sn^^-iT,
Irjli
,

ram

small

/.
drop-box ; ,}^iutiuMn.Ji,.m^

ttutint^u uiut^^%^
ous

i"i".4/"tSi
phys.

^* si^os,lust ; S. Sf"-.
Sn-f'/^ "'"-"Pts
a. callous,hard.
[^uA"f
S'Li'iii-ap
a. concupiscible,
sensual,
S-^ifuiliuA
"

'

S. ^ni-phi^uMiufi^^
^nLMh-L.iun-at.P-it
;

ague, tertian fever, tertian.

amorous.
libidinous,

tO loVO
^n-thiuiPt
^ia,i^uMbuMirt
utjutf Vtl.
be
in
love
to distraction, to
madly
with ; to love tenderly,to covet, to

long for,to
eagerly,to

desire
burn

ardently,to wish
for,to beathirstfor.

amorous
s. amours,
desire,
^n-ipuHtp
ire,
strong desconcupiscence; cupidity,
ardent wish ; irquAut^-"/"-g
w%umu^
"time.
[s.Cupid.
%ag rutting-season,
luxurious
a.
Sr-^uico^ libidinous,
;
a. desirable,
worthy of posS'^'pl'ib
S. $"c^u"r.
[session.
SiLi/'pir
,

a. desirous
a batS"-!^"'/^
; amorous.
Sn.^""" a. passionate,
impassioned,
let ; to ram, to drive in ; to tread undwith
love
smitten
or desire
S.
amorous,
[erfoot.
S"^^i
S"'^"*'
'

SPU.
or
^"-//""-Pip

SPS

710

S. o"-'^'"".^

itL-tih

S'nutqtri^i
s, zool. soreech-owl.

S/"t^,""3 s. sandal; wooden-shoe,

a- sour, rough,
or my
S-^l'ui
clog ; i,nilni.[,
calage; -tu^npi- u,g
uti^iiuil,
sharp, acerb, hard, tart, astringent, s. maker ; -un-np^iT,t-^iyvn. to put
-

"

acrid,pungent;

9-/*^.racy

a. tailed.
SuAuii.iip

or

brisk

Suxijs. draught-house.
S""^fc-"/'j;a.
to sour,
to grow
-(""rvn.

to rendei

^inphiT,
vn.
trgf,

IT"

fourth

month

of the

calendar, (Novemb-

tribunitial ; -nt.pi

hem.

w.

tribune

[er).
; -ui^uA

tribuneship.
pastinax,puffin,
S/'/'T-oti
["
poison-fish,
sting-ray.
a,

"

the

s.

Armenian

"" Pen.
Sctqj ""/"/"?/"
Spppai.%[1 s. L. w.

acrid;

sour.

S//4-t
ancient

Smii/ni-l3f
acs. sour
taste,acidity,
rity,pungency, acerbity,harshness.
Jt-.
qp

saldals.

on

[wine.

"

Gr.

s.

S/"^4-/"
t """ ^^-

Jh,i
"IP'

"'" '""'*"

to like.

benched

or

s.

w.

*.""-

three-banked
three-benched

galley,trireme.
dative ; -4fj
^puil/u/ii
s. ^r. dative ; c
plate,disk.
s. Gr. w.
Spt-Ltp'''
a. granting or
according together.
s. Gr. IV. Triton,sea-god.
Spt-'-ni
reward
Spi'ira. firm, solid, substantial, S['l'"'"'-p
*"
, recompense
,
solid
earth
hard, resisting
retribution,
requital.
J^^4f/"
;
;
firm.
to render
[sis.
q-apb-t-i^,
S/"f^or Stct ^- S"-^^ad.
S/""""/^/E"i/%
s.
logician;~uipuip
SpJku Jhiiiugs. Gr.w. triens,trimeslogically;
a. logical;-t"r,
-m^uA
SpJp'irj;
trjpva. to rake, to gather
1-^^
"

to reason

; -ni-P-Js. logic; uhlui

ad. logically
paralogy; -opk'i'
; -?.fA- S.
va.

Spuij^u^u,^-^
-ij-^m s.
dioptra;-^;"A-.r,
t^^

ast.
va.

diopter,pi.
to dispose;

witb

rake,

to racle.

s. inexperience.
S^"%""-/?/'"-*
s. rake
SpJ'ni.p,
; hay"
expert,
8pJ'ni-q_,
iDip a. inexperienced,in.

-H-pnt-Pf s. disposition; gr. class of

unpractised, new;
tamed,
unraw,
verbs ;
wild.
s.
perpendicular,plumb
-^u.^
]ine;-/""4a. judicious, reasonable;
$^"4 tj ^- ^'us. division.
-^i.4f"_/??". judgment, reasoning;
Sc^i^li "'J s. gr, disjunctivesign,
[uou fig s. dialectician;dialogist;
divisible point.
[ive.
fuouni-Pj,s. dialectics;
adversata. disjunctive
$^"i4i"(i""%
dialogue; -iJl""
;
"

-_

-_

S. opwirujfun^ -^MiiiTt
;
uimiy
firm,to harden, to

hard

tough

vu.

to become

to
solidify,

Spn^t-iT,
tjf
Spn^ni-Pf or

va.

to

m-!"

divide, to
s.

sort.

duction;
divislou;ab-

diaeresis; chem.

al;
diagon; -%l,l"-'i,
gr.
sorting,
ad. diagonally;-"iilil--, Spn/mfiutq^
-'hli^^'huip.iup
*. Trojan games.
[choice.
"bt"" diagonal;-%jum%uiIi
a. philosophic, *S["npt-j;
hgj, va. to grind, to pound,
to
to
crush
historical;
to dilute,
round
to
to spoil.
a-^^t'l'vn.
dissolve,
go
;
grow

bout,to

or

travel

there ; -^u,;^ f

over,

s.

to wander

here "

^pnpjiir,
tguMjvn.

to

rot, to become

diameter; -iu"fi",_ rotten, to grow putrid or corrupt,to

4""t,a. diametrical ; -^^luuiku ad. diametrically;
spoil;to fester.
to divide
~u,lrj; kjf,va.
s. corruption,
Spnpni-aii
putrefaction,
equally;-mn^pftji, s. equal division ; rottenness ; festering.
to impross well, to
va.
ly,
-mufuit-apirir
Spnt-uiinpu{^ "luij a. humble, lowimprint solidly,[inguish,to separate.
unworthy, inferior,least,vile,abto divide,to distva.
^piuiTniin^tT
Sf"^"""4oAa.noisy.[ject,
despicable.
Si'oiJirir,
to harden, to conva.
/r,f[,
to stamp on the
Spni/ib-iT,
tj[i vna.
S. S^/o"r.
S/""'i^4
[solidate. ground; to trample or tread under
s.Gr.
Spwuipij^,
w.
or
trapese,table; foot ;
ftilfrpui/tO dOS,ug
qauwu
trapezium ; -ui^Itl. a. trapezi- pise,to insult,
geom.
to outrage.
[ling.
form,trapezoidal;
s. trapezoid;
or
Spn,/,l,L.%
-^m,
^"ni.aLs. tramp, trampmoney-changer ; table""jr *" Gr. w.
Sfiettr" *" Gr. w. trochilus,
goldcompanion, messmate.
[stone. crested wren.
,

s.

nuia

%p.iiuini_s.
rotten
tripoli; ""j?'/"-'
8["u,ukp
a. generous,
liberal.
"/'/""J
-

to degenerate,
come
vn.
Spu/"''''""/'
to beabject,vile,
base.
mean,
ad. sadly,sorrowfully;
SputiTiuptup

SP*

s(n.

71 I

-^flk o, much

afflicted,
sad,melanoho*^gmlis. B. Sf'i'"i
; sack ; pocket.
'j' oppressed with grief;unpleasant,
small
box,
i.
S//"(
casket,jewelafflicting,
"o^. lion's foot,
grievous; -^hm^ or i^hum
leontopodium.
case;
a.
to shrink;
mourning, dejected,gloomy, sorrowful,
*S/4f "/'"". to be flattened,
mournful
full
of
to sit,
to squat.
; -^ or ibjja[whimper,to pule.
affliction,
happy
doleful,sorrowful, sad, un*Sp"mr,u"jfj;n.to moan, to whine, to
~"[,i a. causing or producing
the bringingforth
s,
; -iWcJ

sadness

QplVufpuf/y
MuAipif
tliapUtT.

Qujpuju"uMp^ufJj[

o*

with

sorrow
; -^u/i,a. saddening,painS^%uih4^a, vigilant; Akimitan.
ful,
vexatious,provoking; -4/Fj^A/."rStpit-j;
frjf "ip%[iir,
irguy vti. to be
to compassionate, to be afflicted vigilant
vn.
or watchful, to be awake, to
for another, to share another's
grief watch.
[keepawake.
or
to
care
s,
dolence
conva.
koop up , to
; -^jnt-pf compassion,
S^'Irga'-jaAlFi/'
ness,
wakefuls.
; -4uYi"d- a. care-dispelling, ^ini-Pj,
sleeplessness,
with
w
atch.
comforting; -^mqnpq. a. mingled
vigil,
vigilance,
,

sadness

-ut/" a. fond of sadness,

pensive ; -pu,p

a.

S"/3-inj

lancholy,
me-

ardent

saddening,

afflicting.

solar

hot

weather, great or
burning
atmosphere ,
,
heat,sunburning ; a. hot; -y ad.
s.

heat

during the hea,t; uiJ'utpiy%y

-

to
to discontent, to afflict,
displease,
chagrin,to pain,to grieve; to cast a

gloom

to

over,

darken.

-_

^prnJliiTt
h^ufj vn. to be displeased, J-utiT or
row,
day ; f
grieved,
afflicted,
chagrined,to sorto take to

heart,to

mer
sum-

to be corrupt,
heat; ^aip/iia'i,[ii_
[1-y
to rot, to putrefy.
a.
SoPiiif[i%
very hot,burning;

repine,to fret.

the

of the

s. hot hours
J-iaira/F,aifj

in the heat
-J-u.irnu. ait-m.p'ii
,

day

; -J-unTm.

of
ad.

-J-mJhi.

or

tion,
duringthe heat ; -{uuip^j-kki" -^""p
chagrin,afflica.
parched with heat; -y^i a. hot;-"
dejection,sadness, melancholy;
%uitr,
to be consumed
S. [!%ii^J:
[ing.
by
uMgut) vn.
to burn
to
burn
va.
a. grumbling,complainheat,
^pm'b^a^iu'i,
; -jntj""A4-.r
s. sorrow,
%pmJhi-p-1,

So/?'"-/??^.great heat, [withheat.

^og/aipi^.'QnJii/p*
So* ^_j*. feast,solemnity,festival,
^puA^iT, hgf,'vn. to grumble, to
celebration
to
to
to
; %*uibiut-np^u/iin.^uuit-np
out,
cry
complain,
murmur,
solemn
or
[S.
Si'"""^l.extraordinary,
iittrui^u/i,q.ku
quarrel.
feast ; op -{,,feast-day,
holiday;
Spm%2nq_s. complainer, grumbler, uijeuiuJ-nqnil^ fair day, market day ;
.

"

saint's

day ; ")"/" U^pnj

quareller.
All
grined,
chaHallows
All-Saints'day
day ;
Spmnt-ira.
sad,sorry, afflicted,
,

murmurer,

uiiini-uiii

melancholy, dull;
-r

i^ih/j

sorry,
full of afflictionor

one's heart

sadly;

ad.

have

grieved,to

to be

s.
complaint,
%puinMX2_ iapin'ii2sj
"

nuiiki^

complain

make

to
;

j^.
a

;
to
coiiiplaint

/t*i/_S.

sorrow.

lament , cry
grumbling , murmur
,
murmuring
quarrel; a. complaining,

tTatpHLyhi- uiphuA Ss4 Corpus Christi

Childermasday ; ui%Jb,i_
'^u/bli,itug
day ; uppt-"j^Jp.h-"jI^uautUiplrgj
inoiilrf_^

to

least; ^np^mt-nplr^

to wish

Spa^-i
"

my

""

"y

truss, bottle ;

bundle

of

of wood

"""-Si""'''"i"'^i

to

pt".

^"""/in/i
faggot,
,

inui^ilimuMliuib
cil
pen-

magnetic rays;

q"

[n-p

"

to discontent.
to dissatisfy,
%*-/_,
-

nt-pnLp

happy returns
person many
of the day ; S. S-^pt-i"'^
a

brate,
SoiiuM^irplrirva.io
solemnize,to cele-

bundle, bunch

celebrate

keep, to observe, to

"iniA-/_-or -*""/",

feast,to keep

holiday;

-.

celebration of
s.
piM/pni.ppi.%

feast,

solemn

reunion, solemnity,festivity,
moration,
festival,
solemnization,feast,commeholiday; -4ui% a. festive,

festival ; holy, solemn,public;-op,

hgliva. to truss,to tie in a bundle, to
holiday; ^^p^S. Soiuyoa;
["c. feast-day,
bottle,to bind up in faggots.
tions
^pJiiuigtub
op'p""^*"C. S. Qn-t^uMl^uMU -^uiint-Pfs. feast ; -^mp^ s. regulaa
to
-4""/".
to
concerning
feast-day;
to
*%pifuMirvn. palpitate, throb,
-

flutter ; S.

linHrm/uiT.

^hWva.

to fix or

establish

comme-

pn-p

71iS

moration
to

solemnize

containingthe

"/;"*" a.

feast

in

pany,
com-

together; -4;"".
concerning
regulations

feast-days;
-"fio4.-"js- churchcalendar,table of lessons for the day;

lectionary,service-book ; -Jt-pJ ",p s,

a
day near a feast; -^mi/hi/i, -ufun,,^
^uin.

s.

treatise on feast-days;
chief of a feast or solemnity ;

book

^u/tin s.
chairman

with

commence
feast-day;-^ftj{["''"(""/'vn.

or

feast,to celebrate

to

or

either

are

it is rather

words;
"

those

letter,"

this

abbreviations

foreign

or

used

as

medial

[lord;master, doctor.

final.

^uipniA ly s. H. w. my master, my
ad. masterly,doctor^iupnt:iiutpuMp
ally,like a master ; -4"A a. masterly,
,

doctoral

; -ufhm

doctor

pontiff;our

Jesus

s.

Christ; -puA

chief master
or
Lord " Master
residence
of a
".

banquet, host, inviter; bishop or patriarch.

to teach, to instruct,
va.
solemnities;
or
i*aipni.%t-ir,
t-i/fi
of festivals;
to give precepts.
-^2C"""n"iip(iaif
s. love
tor,
s. fair,
$" festive
s. H. w. rabbi, master, docptupoi.%^
publicmarket; -uitiji
hall or board, place where
festivals
instructor
chiefuihm
-it"""j
;
rabbi.
are
held; -jn/j "" calendar offcasts or
I utpnt-lnupuip
high days,ordo, directory,rubric.
I utpnt^op^ii
day,
Soi*-"r,tj^ vtt. to feast,to keep holimaimed
or
n"-/'"'^
of the word
P"//"
to celebrate,to solemnize.
its
with
derivatives.
there
S.
'\apiu^,
s. New
S'^ipiiltu^
year'sgift,reoiyw^lCiub S- \3pui[u7Ciulip
"C.
procaJ giftson festive occasions.
YuMl^trptn"C. S. l^^put^uallk-pui
S. U,p'"4*^""
P."";fc,"
SouMufi,,
[,j s. hot. box, box-tree;
V"^fpwp ad. in haste, hastily.
"c.
P" J-, -tj;
"c. S. b^"..r,
"f"//'"
-I" box-wood; -[" a. box-wood,
of

-ii4p a. fond

offcasts

o*

"

made

of box.

a. whole,
total,all togeP"i"j^ii"(u"1i
Puijiptia. total f ad. totally,
[ther.
Gr.w.
beams
fiui-fnus.
rod; phys.
Ct%uil[i./it
a. divine.
[oflight.
VHuiuitu a. seeingor who saw
God.

PtmtJ"

va.

to

drive

coach

mar.

*Pn"rS. Cuj^""/"oyf.
[to steer.
Pn"v or -t" Aj s. second; instant,
the world, the universe;
moment;
.

Europe.
a.
counting the
Pn"^4'"'4'""'^/"
one's
casting
nativity.
pnmtiT,
reunite

; to

tjf

va.

beseech,

assemble, to
beg ; to drive

to

to

[miserable.

away.

the

conds;
se-

thirtysecond letter
fnui^% a. vile,abject, despicable,
of the alphabet," the twenty sixth
^nmniSl
s.
assemblage , reunion ;
of the consonants
five thousand;
jptp,
uputfi with palpitatprayer; paunruii/p.
five thousandth.
P"c"Y S. %pn^ui
[ing heart.
P

(re)pk

s.

It is sometimes

"

confounded

with

as
t itliirn.tuiP~Jiuiin.utirt
ctirnfiia^iut-'
AlsO with
Jtrn-pui^uMijJtJtnii-JJkpiuti.
n.

the

^" I letters,as : uptiAuiiT-aiuMhiuir,

*
^"^f
plr"liuip-ulkll""l_t
"itlrulrp-uihalri_
*
tiT.
And
also with the
iuikii-iuuti_
lu'bhplip.iup-uiiihplipuil\,
'hpyiinp"h^

J,

pht^nj luti^npp"UMli^yp*
f

"

It

is sometimes

words; for

redunda"t

in

example: puipJ-m%lrJ'-puM,

J-iuhh-tTt uiuMpJ-uMiijilp-u"mJ-U3%hir,
utna^p^

"

There

are

but few words

which

3113
to dry,to
^luirutphgnt-gm'iihJ'va.

des-

sicate; to dry up,'"toparch, to render

arid; to drain,to dry up, to exhaust;

withering,dessicative.
-oi-5/i^a.drying,
a. travelling
by land.
^uiiTuiff^p-u.^
to
vn.
%u,J\ufliMr,
dry, to dry
h^uy
up;

drain,

to

to

be

3^*0

7 14

exhausted

; to
to
,

to fade, to die ;
"wither,
jn^i-nj
expire,to breath one's last,to die;
-

Ifiy jet d'eau,water-spout,fountain

meeh.

condensing jet;

^".""^i

den
sud-

ray.
to spout,to cause
gush out, to spirtout ; to shine, to
beam, to emit rays ; mlnir- to splash,
to bespatter; -piTvn.to gush, to spout

QujintiT,
h^fi va.

to

out, to springup, to break,to burst.

O.
Qui^uliit-Stit
;
innjy
Qutjinnt-i^
p
"

splash of mud.
^ujjaini-m
".S.3'"7"";
squirt,
gushing,
strength,to fall away, to languish;
tion
spirting;breaking; flashing,reflec"tc^J *o grow indifferent ; guiiru,^h-uii_
torrid zone
a.
dry, arid ;
ejaculation.
yom^
ubpiTufb
;
;
ain^'iip
Qiyuip S. Qiym
flabby breasts, withered
-^
teats ; nu/itp^
dried bones.
3""i ftj s. sowing ; dispersion;
-^
S.
n,.3ii
a.
scattered, disseminated,
or
s.
3"'"/:"{f""-/7^"-%
dryness,
*3"-"'^;
scattered
siccity;dryingup, draining; spread ; *"". ^pp gftp""".
aridity,
withering, leanness , exhaustion ;
about, dispersed every where; ad.
n"-aa
here " there ;
""- j^/""uni,yi_,
liui^m.^
ii^py,indifference,coolness.
to scatter here " there,
a.
QuiJhtpnM.u,
dry, arid,parched.
giu'bku ujtn.hi_,
to disperse;
8"y/7-y s. night ; or ^- ad. nightly,
mi^ ^aipgu/bkuto
by night,during the night ; ^- t"interrogate
(ascholar)
promiscuously.
^uAif. "e. S. S"'*^ "C'
lahpkli, night " day, day " night;by
%ai'iik-ir,
night " by day.
t^[,va. to sow, to strew ; to
to
a.
prowling by night; spread,
^uyif-uMifiiuig
scatter, to diffuse ; to
march
to
to
to
u.n-%lii_,cause
by night; sprinkle, besprinkle.
of Peru ; -/unt-iT^
s. fco^.marvel
QttiH y s. hedge, fence,enclosure,
-^it-ujpTC
S. Qu/ftf-'u^utttq.l^u
s,
night- boundary,wall ; index, catalogue,list,
; "^ut%l3-h-ii_
table : desire,love, lust ; anat. secunlamp ; float-light
turnal
; -^n.fiiiTuipm s. noccombat
ally
*.
dine,after-birth ; ad. always,continuevening
; -4"iiiY-'t".
surrouud
to
party; -*i"j ^uA^t-^J s. night-dress,
; u/iaintij
,liu,lik-i_-nif_,
with hedges, to fence
serenade ;
s.
mus.
"gown
in; u,p^"a%iri_,
; -"Jint.u/ijL
serenade ; -uioMi, m^ s. night- to hedge in,to encompass,
to surround.
uiiiii_, to
nocturn
to
"
"
sentry ; -*Y"'^5""*'
a.
( relig%u,%iiu,ii
ious
desirable, be wished
service in the night); -^"unpa.
for, longed for, much
sought after,
amiable
^"at'^rt*" serenade.
[dreaming. amiable,dear; Mnuipqni^pf"
s.
%uyi.n.-[3'[,
night, night time or
simplicity
;- 4^i"J. I desire, I wish
of nothing
hour,the whole night;piitm^m, -pi,
for,I would that, I dream
nocturnal
able
pollution.
[night. but; -^ s. whatever is pleasing,desirqopn,.ph,u%,

to

grow

weak,

to

lose
-

"

-.

"

"

uiuw

-a

^'yt"p- "un^ikj' va. to

S'^V-4^p ad. so far,as
to that

leave
far

as

out

at

that,

place, there.

pleasingto

-^

the

""iu'j

"

that

which

is

sight;u"%^u"-"u(tj^_j
,

dearest

sons.

QaAi^u.^u/ha. concupiscible
; -* ".
concupiscence; -^aiuiuipa. high-built

""'""""/'""il^p ad.
O'y^ S. Ofy^if"^'
)

up to that

tinie,hourorepoch,
till than ; -^u/iiad. so, so much, to
such
a degree.
[down to there.
Quyuiliypad. here , to this place ;
or

dear

I'^u npnilujflili^
ij I will slay their

"c.
Q^jPtj-, "c. S. Quyu,irir,
Q"yJ;rad. until now.
Q"yLP or #^ s. groin.
until

or

3",7"j"tf* o.d. both as to this " to

both sides of the case.
that,considering
ad. thus far ; tillhere.
%a,jup,u'b
S-^yo^'ad. hitherto,
to this day, till
until
now.
to-day,
3'"y""
gush,spirt,
splash;
,.p s.jet,
-

(wall); -(iinp^iuu,a. hedge-repairing,

wall.

restoringa

QttiuuuAu/J'f
Qtuili^titi/^
,

iM/qtui

desire, to wish, to envy,

to

VTl*

to

covet, to

to
long for; to desire inordinately,
covet greedily.
libidinous.
Qu/ii^uiirni^a.
lustful,
ed
surroundQu/b/duiufiiiai
a. hedged in,
with hedges ;
a.
ing
hedge-breakwith hedges ;
; -hiTva, to surround
-"/".

to encompass,

to encircle-

SU.U

8U"

71S

to lose one's temper, to put oneself

"Hutiifiuiuiii
a.
in
amorous
to fall or fly into a pasa passion,
sion,
, lecherous,
lewd, voluptuous,sensual,libidinous;
to fii'eup, to be indignant,
very
-uppUtTvn. to desire passionately;
enraged,
-uf,^ cross, greatlyincensed, violently
pni-Plii^,3. passion,love, lust,sensuality,
exasperated;
vexed,
angry,
lechery,concupiscence;^^t^'t"- uiiafiiuufuipuini-^ to firo Up at the least
to abandon
self
one-/3f/3t"-".4"^tt."
j^m
thing,to be easilyprovoked,put out.
-

to

voluptuousness.

QiuanuW,

S""'%^"""i"'"."{"
a.
pretty,fine,nicelooking;-piMMf, a. tempting,delicious;
tiihiT;~jnq_

desirous , covetous
,
desirer ; -j""^""(iu1'"
S. S"**.

anger,

s.

indignation,passion,

wrath,ire,rage, fury; f
uiitlru
provoke , to anger , to incense ;
-

to

"f-pn-n-tti^
ij- nt-pnt.,^
wrath, to put into

to rouso

stir up

or

a
passion; /3-u"/fe-^
pjuplim-Ptrto vent one's anger or
S. 3uji4"'f""/'
^at^a/li
; -jn"-_j/"^
hn^un^utfii^
5 -'f"'i spleen; Jh-b-utui^u
^lumftnifp.

greedy; s.

a.

"l~

to encircle
to divide into

to

surround
wall

or

in,to

close,
en-

^4""/^^" ,nu,1,j,

chapter "

Qiu%linuiuij

with

aggravated

to

become

to be
,
; it'iiiri_iiiauiriaj'p.
g ni.Jlrp
with, to quarrel with a person.

worse

angry

^"uunt-^uflitrtT,
gf, VU.

Offeud,

tO

indignationof,to put

the

rouse

verse.

be

to

o./fj

Qiuij^kj;ti,[,
va.
hedges, to hedge

passion, to irritate , to incense

a.
Qui%/fniif
assiduous, continual; chafe,to provoke, to exasperate.
,

lascivious.

a.

tO

in
,

to

"d. ever,

-fe*r, t.-^[,
va.to
continually;
frequent,to haunt ;";". to continue,to

to

persevere,

perpetuate,to last.

Quimk-nps. point?
birch,
s. hot. broom, genista,
Q"apu,i,[,
until
ad.
S'o^g^i *-"-", liuli
now,

SuA^ni-pJ s. desire,
longing,envy ;
pleasure ; sensual
pleasures, still,
yet ; *-"-" o^. not yet.
,
lust, concupiscence,voluptuousness, 3""i.,njs. pain, ill,suifering;fig.
sensuality,passion,love; cupidity; sorrow,
grief,affliction,
displeasure,
tpaiiLUM^ambition ; f^L /" to desire, bitterness;regret; disease, illness;
to wish ; il!iilri_
sadly;
-nilp ad. painfully,
sorrowfully,
[i-p-h Jhbfi to desire
ardently,to wish for eagerly; .uaifr^ Q.atu.%,i,^uililt sharp , smarting ,
uHiilfb,to act according to
poignant or bitter pain;
uppui^ui
cl -ptsickness ; -^ guii,lint-_
^uM%ii"uK,
s. desiring,
[one'scaprice. epilepsy,falling
Siaini-ai.
p-'hr concupiscence ; ^
s. sowing.
iltiihi_,
s.
or
net,seine;
net-work; hc^Lj """^^t,
Suity,fij
p^kpk(_ nj to suffer
endure
S.
feel unwell, to be
to
anat.
or
snare
pain,
fig.
SoA^mmk-uaiii
;
;
in
full
of
nets
to
pain ; ^Pai^nt. itpuM^
spread
pain,
; uAfju/iipi^
ui/in.ir/_
p
ij"
to be illof a fatal disease ; i/t^.
to be
caught, taken in a net; to "bftij
"u,
be snared,netted,entrapped.
Jhi_.j-u to calm, to allay,assuage or
lull pain; fJ-n^p^Jpb-p//uiiiai.
reticular.
a
". retiform',
qpu
^"u'li^uMlihpui
cruel
seized
me
pain
thin,scarce, rare; ". glade.
*3""iju"/i.a.
; ipuipui,akguM%
I have no more
net-like
illness,
s. anaU
jf-iil/i'
retina,
^uA^,itathumli
-.p ptfi
free from pain ; 4 or -4- ft"* it
I am
tunic or innermost
coat of the eye.
cast of a net ;
displeasesme, I am vexed, I am very
^ui'bgiupli
u3,^ s. haul,
-

will

"

"

-".

-"

"

"

a,

sorry; S.

casting nets.

QuAglr,r,
feg/ivu.
to take

or

catch

to

in

fisfawlth

uets,

net.

Sa/iynp^,uy

s,

soiuer, fisherman.

Qiau/jnm,

o.

inclined

uig

to

anger,

hasty, irascible,
passionate,choleric;
s. irascibility.
-ni-Pli".'ii

Q"yp/iAfi/'.
a. causing
Quii-iupi-p
pain,dolorous;

a.
hurtful, unwholesome;
t"y
-fiup,
down,
unhealthy,infirm,sickly,broken
doleful,
feeble, weak ; -j-fia. painful,

ful;
sorrowful, dismal, mournafflicted,
ad. dolefully,
dolesomely, painfully,

sadly;

a. wrathful, angry.
QuiuHLutit

QiuUifbuji^ui%or QuMufiai^uA d, fit tO

bility.
anger ; irascible ; -tr s. irasci-

excite

Jiy%ln-,in

tone ;
ufipin sorrowful
atrocious curse
;
%k^^
life.
-

mournful

heart ;

^kuA^

92

lu^

some
tire-

8bl,
be in
to

pain,to

have

suffer;to pain,to

3hP

71 6

be

3^^"-%

pain, to be ill,
ed,
vexafflicted,

3^/" ctJS.3/'A;

chagrined,sorry.

-"""

["c.
3^"'"

S.

"c.

"

s.
3^/''/!^
dirty water,
Jihtt.ui[ni.uijli
3tS-, ^s.ibis,
Egyptian bird. [slops.
3^7.'/'J". tribe,caste,race, branch;

fall

sick, to be ailing,poorly;
bulation;
triaffliction,
-^ni-PTf s. pain,grief,
condolence, compassion.
"A? -t3
vn.to

cleaving,rending; cleft,

s.

rent.

infirm, ill;
suffering,

various,_diverse.

tribe

from

same

tribe,family

grievous,sad.
Qu,i.uj^,(" a.

"

s. Separationof
Qiriiin^uMlifni-l^f

or
Qu,i,u,iP
doleful,
il"ja. painful
,

another

-ip^

;
or

race

-;}_j#"i-Pf

s.
afflicted,
wretched; -m-lS-J,
illness, s. identityof tribe.
s.
sickness, pain.
patriarch;chief
Qiriiuiuitm
a. condoling
with,compasSun-aj^liii
sionate,
to condole
feeling for ; ipilri_,

tribe

clan ; -lu/i-iAa.
race,
al; -"""/",ty/.va. to be chief

commiserate, to share
in another's affliction,to be compassionate,
to sympathise with, to pity;
-liginpuipad. compassionately, sympathisingly;-i/^irtr,
-^^^irS.S'"'-".
with,

of

to

or

tribe; -m-pj

s.

one

of the

a.

of

patriarcarch
patri-

or

dignityof

chief,patriarehship.

3t/^i"jt/^Qtq^ ht- glrq^s. varlous

or clans;a. diverse,
varied; ad.
diversely.
of a different tribe or
il'3ib'i'l"^\.-k3"'-P["^
*"
a.
^Iriljiiiuil'p
condolence,
clan
-pt
uin^ilri_ov
ip'iru to distinguish
compassion,sympathy ; p-nt-ijl;
,

tribes

letter of condolence.

tribe

one

3u"^"i4"u^.6-fj

antimorbous,

a.

curing,dispellingdiseases.
Suii-uAa-^[iir,
t-^u'jvn. to

last.

vn.
Qhtjiir,
frju'/

*3tn- S.

descend

to

-.

tribe

origin.
der-

or

[[p"'4u,fl,u,iynL.Pl,Ji

3fr."S.St-".'

tear up.
lenient.
a. assuasive,
Qiui-uijiuiirn/jj
to cut

another;

of one
s. distinction
"npni-Pliijb
from another,
to
take
[ivefrom,

a. merciful.
Smi-uiulrp

Quii-uiint-j;
va.
irj[i

family from

or

or

M[.p.ad.

till when
? how
long ?
ad. by day, in daytime,
^hptruilfQt-plrii
to cause
QuiM./r^ni-^uMi,kirva.
light;
painor
during the day, in broad dayto pain,to afflict.
ti- lahpirli,day " night;
sorrow,
^ly^
ifopi,gkphli all day long.
ijs. day-sentry.
imp. to be in or to suffer pain or grief;
Qkittl/uiuiui^
to be
displeased, to regret, to be
s
3t^/t4nL/3?. daytime,duration of
to
be
t
o
to
afflicted, grieve;
a day, the whole
day.
sorry;
to
to
compassionate,
pity,
complain;
Qtrpt^oP f s. day-school.
,

^uit-k"tm'-b'
f'/".myhead
a

pain

in my

head,

^hpkliopfili
s.
day-scholar;

aches, I have

have

the

ache
head-

; _5"."-tj/,i,
l".p he suffered
nu,^
a pain in his foot ; n^ni-Jtp ^loi.^
,

from

gfu
nobody pitiesme; j/mi-^
p,^ [,
for you ;
4hl,iuj^n I pityyou, I weep
guit-huy Jt^ilp fij;were
you sorry for
I

me

? did you

feel

compassion

"iP'i.3""-^!' "'"'"" 41' .e"

"

^^

for

me

t^d

?
110

for you.

compassion
Qa,^[,ir,
Irjiy vn. to have a pain,an
to
ailing; be afflicted,
chagrined; to
8"ui.n"iS. 3""-'"*-.
[regret;S. 3""-4--

*3"/f"u'i' ["s. agr.

to scarify.
va.

scarifier ; -kj;

to

to

rend, to break,

-iuiikpl"rvn. to be worm-eaten
;
"ujJk-^S. Qk^iullh-p
3/'^" 3l"y s. mud, mire, dirt;gcovered
to get splashed,
to be
"futi^
with mud.
milvago.
[kite-fish,
3f* ^"iiys. zool. kite ;
h^mln^pi
dow-rue,
Qpij. QlHili^blinjor 4/is. hot. mea.

thalictrum.

3^""-,
jn-n/

open
"

space;
scattered
"

ouagor

wlld
,

brays.

s.

^n-ni-j

(uiu'i,^the
3f/""3rl"-' -p
;

to

"

ass

cut, to divide lengthways;

-"oi./r,
[uy
vn.to be torn,rent; to be split,
cloven
3^u^'- ji'ch"'-" it was rent in twain

"

h^f,

to cleave,
split,

a.

day-school.
wood-fret3^3 y s. moth, worm,
pes
ter, raoth-worra ; med. ring-worm, heren;
worm-eata.
moth-eaten,
-uilihp
;

H-uipnjj

dispersion;vast

s.

ed,
dispersabout, spread; S. S"**;
or

h,.

^u/h

a.

ilfi'i^ij ilu/jptuijui%
^jjhhijto

dispersed,

"

scattered

about

be

spread

3^S

17

over;

ti.

distracted.

gmliitTuio^,absent-minded,happiness, to be

[scatteredaround.

to rcjoico
vtt.
Qlii-ayni.ju/iit-j'
,

%l-("uiuia,^m^^
s. guards
3/v'?ap'f'n

full of merriment.

or

sentries

gladden,to make

to

ate,
joyqus,to exhilar-

^ctb *" briar,bramble;

to delight.
smilax, rough
^')iirn.-P["X
s. exultation,
rejoicing,
bindweed
; 8. S"/'
; aety
per-berries.
cheerfulness,
blithesomeness,mirth,
"h'"'"-i," junijoy, exhilaration ;
q-f-eim^u to be
SA? aa?/ *" pale,stake, pile; peg, festive,
joyous,gladsome,blithe.
pin; a. upright,erect, straight;
^"iilfiilttr,
acute,
t-iju^vn. to bringforth,to
"

"

hoi. pimpernel,burnet

"

sharp ; f.u"in""ii{u"^","'^
to
^
-

to be

to
litter,

sentence

empaled; 4""*'frt..
"Unpuhi^f,
_,

to

"

"

^i"^' to pup;
tO
t^-uMquailuga
,

cub;- {^h-%u,%iri_)
^nilnL.,to calvo;to lamb ;
(h%u!bhi_) luuM^uili^
(irbui^
to
"A-^J if-piuliutni-n
foal; un^^yitbiu^

tiling,
roof; c%^ or
through

*"

young;

^uamni-lito kitten
f

empale.
3/"-i j""-"j

have

"

to'let down
""-"J*4'"^'*i..
ijff.

"

S. Sn-i^-r.
8l,^n.i[,.r
[the roof. "byij),to kidQ2s,'"m'^P'
a.
phalus;
bull-headed;
s. Buce3*";" b better -^ pa,g s. giddiness,
zoo/, bull-head;
ness
-f-kiTa. bulldelirium,raving,vertigo,frenzy,mad.

faced; -Ah,-

a. bull-shaped;
shadow
whimsical
-"r.upu.ni.^
; phantom
,
s.
P^[,K.%
bull-fight,
"feast,"baiting; fancy, vision, illusion,imagination,
-^ncfc s. bull-dog ; -i^lm^s. chimera, fantasy, chimera
laiiq-n^ai^uA^
; -^
,

half-bull-half-elephant.

u/Lj-u/lim^ horrible

visions,fantastic

''" tauricornous.
^ib'i^'-p

apparitions.

8^4 *" steer, bullock ; pn. Tzelig.

^ibuis. chem. taurine.
^[aaimhuu,^a. muddj, dirty.

fantastic

a.
Qinfiai^iui,
imaginary, fanciful ,
chimerical , extravagant,
, illusory
,

air-built ; -^n*- a. deranged,

with mire ;
a. miry, covered
S/^fioi
delirious,
frenzied,raving,
frantic,
-tfr, frj/.
to dirt,to bemire; -/."/",mad
va.
uin^hi_,to strike with frenzy,
;
soll
to
to
to
torment
with madness
vu.
onesolf, get dirty.
to
Irgtaj
ilfiit-^
;
hot.
be
.9.
%"ru,^ f
to delirium,to be tormented
a prey
water-parsley,apium
palustre : white hellebore,
veratrum
to be
by a diseased imagination,
;
-

-mui^

s.

veratrum

infatuated.

root.

ad. here " there.

"hani-aiubhrJ'
Q'iiq.ujpuip
to
VCL,
X^nitfrJ' y^h
a.
SH'if-iif/^i/i,
-nif
Qii-k^il,
cause
volatile;
giddiness, to induce to idle
ing
volatility.
fancy,vagaries,day dreams, to buildto disperse
castles in the air,to creating one3*5.*-"r,
self
irjpva. to dissipate,
t

s.

to exhale, to evaporate,
; to volatilize,
to vanish ;
to
qt^imu
-

distract,to divert
or

away;

^^

m-pni^

from, to

from

turn
to

juiputoup,

excite

affect; -(""rvn. to be

persed
dissipated,dis-

; to

be

turned

vapour,

to

be

evaporated,volatilized,exhaled;
* to be
in one's
dotage, to twaddle,
to dote, to get heedless ;
ja,p,nm_

to

to melt

in tears

iTuiop

ate,
infatu-

to drive mad.

wander,

to

run

mad

; to create

self
one-

illusions,to build castles in the

air. [lirium,
distrabtion.
illusion;
folly;

uni-a

ras
chime-

5tr/F^f"r,
hgvy vn. to be delirious,
light-headed, to feel
deranged or
sense,
giddy,dizzy,to be crazy, to talk nonto rave
oneself,
; to be beside

to

move,

to

to craze,

person's compassion

to

to running after
illusions,
vain
show, to seduce, to
or

s. wandering
^'bnpaijm,

to be

absorbed in contemplation,
to be absent in mind, inattentive.
shake

of

mind,

de-

vrrapt or

S%f."La"". dispersion,
dissipation;
volatilization , exhalation
;

filuy sTmuy
,

tion
evapora-

Q'tib-uiiT,
lugiyt
be

joyful, to

hrm

be

a.
perforatedwith
^"tigqutihi.

holes,like

the

of

many

watering-pot.
traction. ^g^mbuMtf,^^gn^uAiuiTvn, to gush
inatteution,disforth,to spout out.
,

S**".fA//-J". joyful,
joyous,merry,
cheerful,blithe,
gay,

hands.

exhilarated.
to

to
rejoico,
with
transported
vfi.

rose

a. dresscd
^"ii^nmu^^-np

in

in
tatters,

tatterdemalion,ragamuffin.
to pioce,to patch.
vo.
^'bjnmkJ',
trglt

rags ;

s.

Qnh

18

corn-chandler;seedsman; -4ia7C,i,ii.n^_
out,old,ragged,tattered ; *. old
how long?
trade, [^npj'.uir,
rTi s. corn
clothes,rags, tatters,rubbish.
as
long as ;
till,
u
ntil,
QapJ-uiirad.
nnil_s.
pipe,conduit,
3i"jf".^"
jyry

worn

how far ?
^* Q^pp'"^ ['te//"
S"/".!""/'
ling;
watering-pot; besprinkad.
whither;
where,
j"J"
3"/"
^^/"
dispersion.
shock.
acf.
as
whilst;
long
during,
QnppuA
as,
s.phys.(electric)
fj(bgni-!ih
to sheen.
jniffu/iiuntil when ? how long ?
S"/_S. 8"tP;
3"u."L"
8"*- "3 S. 8^*a. shining,
3fi/ii"4""1"
sheeny.
the
""^ll; "*'" Taurus
tO
ShlUO,
3"'-".'
VU.
^niiair,
^niualiuilT,
3Ur'-3 *"
lu^tuf
urus
Bull
to Sparkle,
to glitter
to be
; Jtm
ikyplo ure-ox,
;
; to reflect,
to reverberate,to flash.
jhpP- gi^L. bull-beef;bull's-hide ; p.i"_
reflected,
ufnipi^or uinn-n^i^ gillie beliO WS'V5"j/'4"''-''6flecting,
reverberatory.

duct,

tube ;

"

'

"

"

n^iiiit

"

emit,

exhale,

to

3n"-"ror-t"

send

to

auricular
s.
8n"-2^uiliui'ii^jsig

va.io reflect,to
berate;
rever^niiiigni-gii/bh-ir
to

the bull bellows

pmn-iu^
.tau'robolium. [cavity.
; nnC,gij,i.^

ing,lowing ;

Qniurunt-Uh IS.Q/vnc^iXb

s.

tube

[shake, to agitate,to

forth; -ntjf^s.reflector;
a. reflective, sanies.

or

matter, pus,

humour,

stir.

to
s.
shock, shake;
Qiii.%g
mmi_,
*"
stick,switch,
8'"-"y'
r^d;
3'H'!/

reverberant.

^ninuW. s. reflection,
beration
reflex,reverbeams
or
ing,
lighten; sparkling,flashing,
rays of light; iftpm-Phli^
old age;
the
staff of my
[gn^m.. "Tnj fig.
-

reflections ; flashes ; S.

".
3"i*!

Sn^;"-

Jacob's-staff
uiultinJuinui^

4"i""-/'"

"

shepherd's crook ;- 4"'t'"5 crutch;

S.
sool.
al
pastorhujumliiii'ii
ebony;
i^mliti,
millepede; %lruin..l^
8"/i4*.
staff,crosier;- f Jitn-fi,stick in
^"J3 3"'-3l'3"'" showing, indication,
"

"

walk

with

stration,
mark, index, sign,testimony; demonevident proof; show, appearance,

hand

parade, bstentation ; spectacle,

laughing-stock,butt; 4"'""'""""*-^
show
plain proof;
pu.pk-liuiJ'ni.liik-

a.cold ;/5^.
less,
cold,sense%111-pin
,_j^ro""y
ous,
silly,stupid,insipid; vain,frivols.
cold,chill; iTuipq.,trifling;
unconcerned, indifferent
cold, frigid,
piercingcold; -uiuim,
person ; -^mi.,

of

"

stration
friendship
;
Jkhiu[Nu'b,u^,demon-

IH-I,only

of respect; f
for show, for

ostentation

-i

!"-u,

[,

-u

pretence,for

; zfi^Lb 3"vu

"

*o go

or

crutches.

TCiun.^poverty of argument

chill of
^iiiiipnj[i

death;

"Tai^ai^

uuiam[i^,a
shew,
;
violent
cold
or
off,to make
or
biting
parade
display
; una^aiifipi[ium
display; uin%lTi_
[fb^["
iMi'iiiiiiu%t-ifi
Piuipiuii^nii^ horrible ,
diup^^

show

u,n^,lTuto

-"

to

of, to

-"

to do any
liafri,

thing so

as

to be

bitter,insupportable, piercingcold;

seen

it is cold ; uiapiiii.iuglruil_
of men,
for mere
t
ostentatiously,
shew,
if.nnull_ [l
with cold,
to obtain applause fraudulentlyj^/At^^
all over
to tremble
3piiiy
with cold; oji"mu."/."c
to be benumbed
li-II, io be exposed to mockery or
"

contempt,
the
"31^3

butt
'

to

the

of; ^l/hi^u

to hold

example

be

"

to

up

to provide against the

laughing-stock, pI'lI'3P""a'
to be inured to
/ununn
cold; iliiipc/-lii_
iiin.%/r"_^
jpmn/
cold ;
to take cold,to catch
opprobrium for
uin-'/int-i,
-

cold ; til jtplitp d!'"-^"^u to kill on

the spot, to strike,a cold corpse, to

to others.

^npk-u/b,
yiin^".wheat;corn, grain;

^nph%ni eornage ; "["nlu^'ii,^

[i the ground ; S. ^in.mpj\u%iuir.
uiriLp^
of joy ; air,
s. shouts
gn[,lr%yh-i- ["liiuPui'iikfrumenty;4rt./._ 3ni-j3313
-^
weevils
li.Jiih'ii
ballad;
corn.
a'?(7:p
destroy
song, glee,ditty,
Ifpomp, show;
,

puin%uii_,to sing a song.

a. wheat-distributing
Qiiph-'iiaipui^u
fSni-guiii
;
;
uij a. showing,indicating
logue,
a.
bearing or producing wheat; s. indicator,
-ptp
sign, mark, token; cata,

-fojiia. wheat-coloured

grain

of

wheat
,

; -4u/oi

p^

grain; -iTapP

index, table,list;repertory;

s.
a.

Eitual ; hand, index

; math,

co-efficient;

sallow ; -^"i4 a. prowheat-coloured,

inVCntOTy; Jkn-tingi
i[ta7i'iun.ni-.j
fiting
bill
a.
by corn
; -^ui
abounding table of mortality; i/rput^png,
in wheat; -"IiutCuih.
index exs.
corn-merchant, of fare; uipiiriiriai^ifpnji,
"

"

sn-ii

OPS

7 to

list of prohibitedbooks.
purgalorius,
;

S.

pronoun^

ir"."A;

to

to

prove,

muzzled.

Qn-iliir,
jut out,to proIr^iyvn.
ject,
to protrude; to spout or rush out.
to

ift-pmiiniAgr. demonstrative

thick

Qa.fitti_,
,ug a.

Qii^^,ii//,ui.
a, demonstrative,
ive
indicat-

to demonstrate,
3"i.""-^
",J.frf^.
gn-litor linis. snout, muzzle

evince,

to

evidence,to

show
; -,"",t"
"with vain show,

rostrum, cut-water, prow;

4""tatiously,"t^L t" *"?/'*'*o muzzle
ostenthe ox;
to plunge the
I' """-f"*
^uip^u/iilri^

ad.

mar.

'

"

"f7".ju"{,n".^
s. demonstration,
proof,
to show, to maniuttr[^i_l,-,
fest;,/uAt""-/?^
/r
uib^k/jto create,
to give being,to cause
to exist.

reason;

Qm.^uMjhMm'iis. forefinger.
s, vaiuglory,
Qai.^u,j'nini.p^l"_%
ostentatioushess.

mouth

"

nose

uuder

s. index,token,
Sni-jffuttuf^
sign.

^i,L^,Jbh,r,
ate,
gl va. to shew, to indicto designate, to point out; to
to be seen
cause
or
known, to expose,
to declare,to represent; to demonstrate,
to
to

proof;

pretend to be

qi;'hi%p^
god.

mlt

[tezek.

water,

"Si-oi *. dried cow-dung for fuel

to graze, to rub the
Q,i,lrir,
va.
t-jfi
skin off,
to scratch, to bruise,to notch,
to jag; to make
incisions,to cut; to
wrest, to extort, to carry off; Merf.
to scarify,
to cup ;
ti^hpu to tear
out one's hair; -[nr vn. to bruise oneself,
the skin off, to scratch
to rub
oneself.

of the hair.

plucking out
[/"""j
"

8mni.!ihs. scratch, cut, bruise ;-4*v

a. chem.
\Sput^
diasphorous.
^pu/i,["s. squirt,spirt,sprinkling.

/.jt,

gress,
indicator;a. S. ^nLg,uli,i"% 3/"t.r,
^""-gl'i_s.
tjlfva. S. Spn^k-ir;to transs. exposition;
to violate,
to break,to infringe;
8a--jnL.aL
indication;
.

demonstration,
proof.
^unp^ni-pii-uto reveal secrets ; to
thwart the projects,
the
to Counteract
finifi
[" a. garrulous, glib, chattering
;loose,disordered,dissolute,
lewd.
designs,to baffle the devices of a person;
Qn^uipuitia. silly-talking
^'%i". to lavish, to waste, to
nasty
indiscreet,
centious;
unbridled;debauched,lisquander,to run through,to dissipate;
s. coarse
-ni-Plit.'i,
nJJitnn to distract,to divert,to call
language,
idle prating; -p.kp.u%a.loose- or filthy- off; ijluuit-uip
to dispelthe darkness.
tongued ; -j.W.j a. leading a dissolute
divergent; phys.
S'3/'"'-/'i;
Qpl-^c^.
life ;
or
dissolute
,?.
-^.too^m./?^
diffusive;
dispersive,
life,
o
pt.
-^
ad. dispersedly,'
here " there ;
disorderlyconduct; -kl^m^ S. S"'^".
3/"/"about,
to
scatter
mp\u!i,lTi_,
a. lewd-faced,
"jfliiMig
; -c,iyiruig
brazen,
shameless
to dissipate,
to disperse,
loose-minded
va.
3^"n"-t"/',
trgf,
; -Jl"n a.
;
low-minded
to scatter, to spread; to rout,
to pique one; -"Tuibtrvn.
self
to disperse,
to put to the rout, to destroy
low
extremely ; -fccrf", m^iy vn. to fol-

ill courses,
to lead a dissolute
rush
to
life,
headlong into vice.

;
ijyiua.u
to take down
-

Qn^uMuj^pma. lewd,indecent,pro'

scattered

licentious.
fligate,
lead
to

into wrong

courses,

to

to

corrupt,

muzzle

; nose-band

or

irmmg

mind

to

from

over

[dissipating.
,

"

nt-Zuutpviolation,transgression,
,

kish,
mawtalkinginsipidly,
Sptattifim^i
dull,stupid,silly,
witless;-*-"/',
pidly,
insior
tgp vn. to jest or talk sillily
a.

from snout
8ii-ui/ia"pt-u,i_a.diip^'mg
S. 8/'"-8"-42.
[" jaws.

Qn-j^wiiuuis.

attention

s. dispersor
^Spm-fif^
; a. dispersing,
fusion,
difs. disporsiou,
Spni-SL8pnt-nt.au
scattering; tTuitajdistraction;

a. effeminate.
S"^/!?/'
s. profligacy,
%n,pnL.p-lii3,
disorder,

ery,
licentiousness , debauch,
lewdness, scandalous behaviour.

types; S.

kplipfi to spread all

g kphuu
the world.
-

to pervert.
vitiate,

libertinism

the

dispersed;

or

divert one's

to debauch,
va.
^mpui^ni-juiit-ir

the letters,

S/'*-*'';
to spread;to be
disperse,

to

-ftiTvn.

to distribute

to

talk

nonsense

; -nt.p^tA s.
sipid
conversation, in-

speech
snout-shaped
nonsense
talk,silliness,
; -p-l^fi
rostral,beaked ship,galley; Jtit
"c.
S.
"c.
S.
a.
Qpintu^iap ; -pirp causing
galiot;
galeas;
^npp
2^,^uiPl"
;
snouted.
cold,frigorific
a. long-nosed,
; -pnt./ua. cool,fresh ;
-i.np
-itri.

; -"#",".

a.

s.

nauseous

mar.

or

"

son
-if-l^ very
a.

cold ; ad.

stuff,
Qifufi,
serge, camlet
ut-nj
S.
stuff; \ii,upiu^; m^^i.,

coolly,coldly;

8/"'*""4"'/"
-likn_%'
; -hbp
phore

80%

720

*"

struck

a.
; "i-jp
; bot. blasted

phys. cryo-

s.

woollen

shawl.

benumbed

s.
-^oA
brandy-distiller;
8^i"^"7^"spoiledby
,
alcoholic ;
s. alembic, still; i/pi a.
cold;
uiniik-uto chill, to benumb
with cold; to dazzle,to blast; it%lri_ ^laifi
dy-seller.
*. brans. alcohometer
; -^o2Cu""i.
or
rigid,
-^uipftiT,
hgiy vn. to become

with

cold

-_

benumbed
with cold, to be frozen
stiff,
s. numbness, stiffness ;
; -4u,pnup'p

cider.

blasting,blast.
u,'i,ii"g

of wine;
spirits
Q^fi j^i-n/s. alcohol,
brandy, arrack;- 4a/iihuti_fi
i^m^nj,

s. dew;
dew-drop;
^/./J-y,
^aiqgpu,inai-u,i_the gcntly-falling
dew ;
^"Miiiapnt.ptthe benign dew.
^oqjuphp a. roriferous ; -pni.{u a.
a.
rorifluent;-"th'ii
dewy; cool,fresh,

So^t y

a. cold,frigid.
Qpiaiylii
QpinuAuiir,
105U7 vn. to.become

cold,

cool, chilly; to be seized

grow
with
come
cold, to catch cold ; fig.to belukewarm, to grow cool;to talk

to

refreshing;ad. coolly,freshly; -"^"tJ'

to refresh ; -ib or f/y -luiua^i
a.
va.
prate.
sprinkled
a.
Spuiu,^^/,^
blowing cold,frosty, full of dew, wet with dew, dew-beS. Qoqaipt-p
a.
sharp,biting;-^u/^ s. phys. psychro; born
; -6-/.tf
of
dew-worm;
meter; -uu,n.yg
al,
dew;-^t-pufa.
".-freezing,
icy,glaci"y'T-'
like
mildewed,
frigid; -gni.;ihs. refrigeration
dew, dewy; ~4"up a.
; -.
to freeze; blasted ; -4"" S. ^oquipm-lu
jnt-juAtitva. to cool,to chill,
; -"iuiuj; m^
to
to
to
cool
freshed;
fig.
cool, cool,to be rea.
vn.
frigorific
frigerant.
; -j"'-j/'i.
; regrow
giy
to drop with
dew; -uiu,iCyTC
s. catching cold.
a. sprinkledwith
^pinpiHMini-P'liiii
dew; -maipmip a. as
to

nonsense,

a dew-drop ; s. fall of dew

Qpmpiia. cold.
; -plikw, h^ft
to bedew, to besprinkle; to refresh
s. chilblain.
va.
*Qpm'b/ambAhX
to cool, to refresh
va.
:
Qpmnt-pfs. cold,coldness,frigidity,
-3"'-3'
with
chilliness ; fig.coolness.
; -,-np a. full of or sprinkled
s. alcarraza,
sel,
ves8pinniiim//
//ni-Jdew; laiTui mist, fog.
wine-[or water-cooler.
Qoiit-iT,
Ir^Jtva. to dew ; to bedew,
-,

in rags.
tpji"-^
a. rent,torn,tattered,

Spjintir,
tr^Ji
s. dispersion, [lacerate.
S/'o% "iijig
S. ITtpt.
Qjto^iup
a.
pile-driving;
to

va.

rend, to

tear

"

iio/; s. pile-driver
;

n/tppiuiun-nppile-

drivingengine with pincers;

"Luiilif.,
ringingpile-engine.

to
to rain ;

to

va.

thrust

down,

to

drive in,to fix,to

plant,to

erect, to raise.

[mination.
shoot, sprout, ger-

set up, to

s. bot
S^'x-/?/'"-^
Ojni-hir, t-jf, QgnM-ptT,
Irguifvn. to
shooth forth,
to sprout,to pullulate
;
,

be

planted, set up
erect,on end, to
s.
^^ni-Hi,
driving or
standing up.
stand

4"^u"j

to

bristle up,

thrustingin,
[plumed.

crested ; tufted
a.
%gnt-'iiuiqiupii.
lock
8jn"-'*ip
*"
curl,
*'/'j
ringlet,
egret, tuft of feathers,plume ;
""..
.

crest
iltuuiupinf,
,

il'"3 crest,comb.

of

helmet ;

wet,

to

to sprinklewith
pt-pm'iinil,
weep ;
the
the mouth
dew falls ; ""%^
;jof^4
-

rain.

Qoiin^abs. fallingof dew, roration.

or
s. stalk,
80^'"-%f/Si"y
stem,
ijni-tuii
blade ; straw : rinsing; a. dewy, dew"

Sjfr'/",
tjP

to water

uMpmoup

sprinkle,
dew, to betJuipht;
shed
tears, to

with

cover

s. fine or
8""'i/'4
gentle dew.
Qoqj^ s. fall of dew.

ballad.

sprinkleor

the clouds meltedin

joj^-j^^"""-/",

in^m^

stockade.
s. palisade,
%j"MMaiuim'hki_
s. singinga song
or
Qjuiuu,^n..pi,K.i,

to

to

or

P-gta.,

besprent.

^W

"m.'u

72 2

to
to flee,to drive away,
cause
dislodge; -^/'^a. putting to flight.
avoidable : fleeting,
sitory.
tranifu-lu^ilu.
to

to shut.
^,a^ni-ir,
VU.
IiImifiaiii
"t"'""^""-"K"
s. shutting,
fastening.
,

git va. to attach, to

^uilini.giu'iikJ',
to flee,
^uilu^iiT,
luliiiif
luni-^hiui_vn.
,

to

run

to

evade,

to

away,

escape,

s. horse, stallion,
[a.friable.
"|"u.4^
(|)".i^,
pj s. zool. phalarope,sea-duck;
-liuimu,_
4"""r^i/"f
"/ a. heterogeneous;

avoid.

elude,to

to

s.
^mluiimui^ai'ii
fugitivo,doserter ,
fleeting,
a.
fugitive,
fleeing
;
; fig.
runaway

transient
slave

"

utajilrit

a.
; -k^pn
perfectingtotally
puii/.u'ii
1^. JatlluMilhpui
*

^u"iuMiikj;kgl

^omiluij runaway
uMniitubhr^^a/lih/t ^"^
-

cement.

tenacious.
a. sticky,
i^uit/^t-m

get away,

to

stick,to

va.

to

devoure,

to

to burn.

consume;

devouring,ravenous.
4"""Y"oijrA^opkij m,ui_, to put to flight; f/'it^.
gion
Gr. w. phalanx, leit-iutAuiit uihfiuiliirit
(|iiii/2".%^
i^iu^ Irn[3-tt3^y
f-h^
."j s.
hot.
lavender,
Jhu to take to flight,to turn tail,to
; troop ; "uJUl.^ s.
jj. flight,
-"7"-p/,i.y,
spica.
escape;
runaway;
univocal ; synonyma,
-kba "" escaped or escaping together.
ous;
ifuiqiifbnM^i
-."#.
fl.
s.
"in^iiL-l^ntJi O.
^lupiuuilruij tni^nn
synonyma;
synonym,
ad. univocally;
"C.
-utufka
^lafauMniul^tnli
[-'lijij''
-umIiI
pmp
-

"

synonymously.
to put
vu.
^uiitnL^u/i.t,r

^uili,y

in paper.

lock,
/.s. fastening,

or

stick;

shut;

a.

lock;
pad-

to
u^pli.u'bkij

lock,to padlock,to latch,to bolt,to

shut.

a.
syllabic;-n-tWva.
^uiiiuia-iuliu/i,
to
syllables, spell;-n.n.-PX.s.
s.
S. "!""""/.
[syllable.
ipii,quipl"i

to form

smooth-tongued
^atiiiitp^M-puA
a.

bland
flattering,

s.
it"u"(u/^/^^
*.
parenthesis; -?"/"/"
cipher;-p-tf_s.phys.ieokeeper;
phore ; -^"ui_, m^ s. turnkey , doormus.
key-board, keys; -or

monogram;

; -pwp

with

ad.

ation,
adul-

blandishingly.
a.
flattering
ip,uiiuip2"aliuj%
,

coaxing;
term

gr.

diminutive;

sing,
cares-

pu,n.,

of endearment.

lock ; valve.
ses,
endearments, caress.
^laiptiP^ai'tip
luj s.
a^lu/iaiii
s.
flattery,
coaxing;
f
wheedling,
fastening
iuy
-^
,
lock,padlock,latch,bolt; key.
dulation,palaver.
enclosure ; cons. cloister,
i^iu^iupa/ii
trgp va. to caress, to
(^"uiiyip^iT,
^uifjq,nL.piu^
[claVO. fondle, to coax, to wheedle, to cajole,
^.^tiuitq-nt-pui/f
^u/^tri/i,,
to adulate.
to flatter,
to fav,'n,
s. turban; head-dress,
iiia'ii
ive
band; hood, cowl;S.
"band, fillet,
^uiquif^tnu"3 a. fawning ; seduct"
dress,
headS.
tl^u/ftuu
s.
n"-/"""^;-)
ipuiqtMif^'iip
"i^^'iip
-^t-Pf
;
veil.
ing,
coaxa. caressing,
^luqui^at-^.^^'j)
ftiuij^kir,
flatterer,fawner,
s.
tgl va. to shut,to close;
wheedling ;
to shut up, to enclose,to fence in,to
toadeater, adulator, smooth-tongued
bar ; to shut, to lock ; f %k-("pu
to
fellow, sycophant.
shut up, to beset, to hem
to unite.
round, to
4"u"^t"r,
tj[.va. to conjoin,
to
to
whiteness.
encircle, surround,
^u,qii-pai^p'(i
s. frothy
encompass;
zool. phalangium, tarantula,
/.pu/bu^lito imprison, to put in jail;
s.
^iuqjicfipui%, to conclude, to close, to end;
insect,whose bite
(a venomous
to forbid; is supposed to be curfid by music.)!
/*i j"'-'"-^k"to prohibit,
ing;
n^"p^u,%^ (P-kI,) to procure sterildevouring or burna. fig.
^uiiuiui^iiA
to
deliver
'^y5 ?,'" /'^^
lascivious.
""-/"""-^
in
hereup, to betray ; /.%hi,^a iliu,lihu"ij
ipuiimaus. Gr. W' Phallus ; penis.
enclosed; 4""'i^"'L'^t'''
s. period of a discourse.
i^"tiit""i]"u"/ni-/3^
gence,
tini-Pp:iiui'int., they were
^"niili.p, pj),f^p s. sheen, refulsubjectto
death ; i/iuin^% \},j^yjt"-ipuM^imaliii
lustre.
[to gleam.
divine glory encompass
to shine, to glitter,
may
vn.
you! S.
^uiq^inijiir
V"i-i^t ^yu
"[. blcating
^u,q^u,qn,i^
[up.
; growling.

-"im/i
,

"

"

"-"

"

"

^"uiflini.j;
ifhuj vn.

to be

shut in

or

o. ^lunipntji
^iitqihuiiinkjt

*0.3

*tt3

7 25

to
^""id't^gn-SuAhJ-

to

"/(/,!."%
"|"""y^u"fi
s. lightning,
flashing;
coruscation,scintillation,
fulguration;
sparkling; thunderbolt;-^diuJp. uu,,
Sfmiij,!,^,
^u.nj."^mM
s. brilliancy,
to thunderstrifce;
aturliiru
-limiiu mlr_
brightness,
splendour.
rain
to
"
thunderbolts.
lightnings
fu-u
va.

shine

or

cause

to give brightness
glitter,
to.

^u,q^"u% a. lustrous,
ing,
shinbrilliant,
glittering
; *. tinsel,
spangle.
*. bladder,
(p""y^n"^"" ^,^01^
vesicle;

to shine,to glitter,
^uj/kj;frj/,
vn.
gleam,to flash,to sparkle,to glisten,

to

to be

resplendent; va.

to

to

cause

balloon ;
uiuiuMlihiik'ii
^pku,^',gun
shine,to give a lustre or brightness
cartridge;-^pu.Jtl,f,fusee; S. 2,p'"-to,to polish,to furbish,to burnish;
""bke; i^humIiuA air-bladder.
^M'hq.ni-Pji
"("""iiik
c/'^i" *? joy shines in
-

"

s. slipping,
"^tya.n.nL.pf
his looks; -lr^ni-gu,'i,hirQ.ifu,jikstumbHug.
*
^tujkp-ni,
,[i,l,t-ot s. Gr. w. Phae^o^yiiu to.black or polishshoes;
*" footman.
*^"!lb't
[ton. ~h-nn,.g^l_s.
polisher.
4"""y^.
tg s. shine,brilliancy,
S. ^.yihj-vn.
lustre, \'tiil-r
glitter,
splendour ; a. shining,
s. brightness,
brilliant, ^"yjfJi,
lustre,
ence,
refulgglittering;/.
extremely bright,
brilliancy,
splendour.
ad. sparklingly; q-^
dazzling;
/^uf/^nq^a.
S-n..
m".^
shining;s. S. 4""y/.if
S. ^aifitiT
vn.
a. brilliant.
\-i^n,.%
s. resplendence.
ipiyipLffi
Or 8-""^iyiuMh-nii_
[is. ast. Mercury;
i^uyinJba. clear, polished,bright,
i^ayiuM^uib
f,g. pyramid.
shining,sheen, splendid,brilliant;
ui.iy'iu,
brass,yellow copper; -lulga.
uiu

-,

guAih-wva.to

to flash

cause

flare.

or

i^iyiu.li%,
s.
i^u/i.
lightning,flash

resplendent.

of

XlgUtning ; ttnuMlluin tunuMa.ui[S-A.U"hp-^

"

phi. ^

quick, swift

lightning.

as

like
ad.
^uiiiuilibu,p.u,p

flash

^"yuf-yint-Hii
s. resplendency.
^"ujStu,!^
q,u% s, spleen,milt
,

of

-."_

troubled with the

spleen-sick,
ly;
melanchospleen,splenetic
; s. spleen,
a.
splenetic,
splenish.
a.

guiL.

as
lightning;
-papp."^
a flash of lightning
S. ^aijiruii^i^
dazzling; ^iyh-y,^iqui% or itiliul,
; flashing,
ing
-JiTfs. bot. spleen-wort miltwaste
-lihrpma. like lightning
; -4""/ia. striklike a thunderbolt;
cetera ch; S. S^pt-iJi^TC.
o.mii-^,to
fulminate
to lighten; -"}t"- a. like
i^iu/m/rj s. wood ; tree ;
^timj
the Holy-Rood,the Cross; bot. tree of
corlightning,
very luminous, radiant,
to flash like lightvn.
nscant; -iunr
ning, life,
lignum-vitse,
guaiaeum, thula or
a.

ardent,vivid

-nui

to

gleam transiently;-"in/hii, S.

^uifluiliLui^/rpMj/
; -*j2/L a- bright as

flash of lightning;-mutpaib- a. gleaming

flashes ; extending, diffused as a

thuya

Wood;
^*;(/A

/uiing

odorous

"

scented

l"-'inj,
olive-wood, olive;
lyptip, flreto cut
^uipliuMlihrfj
MMiutinuMH-h^j

fragilewood;

-,

WOOd

a. resembling
wood; to cut down, to fell;-/.*^*-.
lightningflash ; -u,hulii_
flash
of
a
flashing,flaring
lightning,
im.^, to draw or cast lots ; {o/^t^
;
q-^
flashes
a.
emitting
flashing,to crucify.
-guym
[flash,
light.
I^afjmuip.b-p
sparkling.
f,^a. producing wood ;
of
s.
flashing;lightning; s. Wood-carrier
^u,iiuilinL.tlu
; -^np*- a. made
j.
wood, wooden; -irnM-f,,
^lujiuimuilihir,
wood-coal,
; to
h^f,vn. to lighten
charcoal.
to
throw
out sparks, to scintillate,
s. chem. pyrolignite.
4"""/uiio(
sparkle,to gleam, to shine ; va. to
to flash or
fl. built of wood, woodcause
(piyinuiit-pm
sparkle;
.jjiuyitu^
wooden
make
the
to
s.
f
lash;
bulding scaffolding,
muiliniiiu
en;
lightning
made
of twigs;
s. nest
plank; -^h-puiji^
tuifiylib
%'p ^lihp divine
pffn
jm^^
s. wood-carrier
fire flashed from his eyes ; -l^k v. imp. -tifip
; -liym s. heap or
it lightens; -tyot-jmitiT S. ^tyiuiunu^ pileof wood; pyre, fuii^eralpile;-{w.
,

tihiT va.

l^uijb-ujl^ntAu
j'"iyR

flash flre from

the eyes.

to

innp

pj/ s.

wood-cutter

joiner;-^aim

;
or

penter,
-4"^ s. car4uip,Mags.

wood-cutter , "cleaver,
I^af/iuiu,u.ipi
pi.-lia^%ps. lightning, woodsman
,
flash; spark; brightness,
brilliancy;feller;axe, hatchet; -^uimm-P^i-i or
thunderbolt.

s. wood-cutting felling,
-^utpnt-P^pt.%
,

93

i^m
-Jiubclearing;

wainscotted

ed with

wood,

wooden

roofed ;

a.

s-

ligneous,woody;
wood

become
wood

to

to be
; fig.

stilt ; ~-yaim

planked,eoTer-

mar.

a.

-tmir,

vn.

m^iy

changed

benumbed,

'^mn.

into

to become
i

fia

idolater; -"^"/j,
". tree-worshipper,
mn,-P'f s. tree-worship,idolatry.
i^uymuiuiuM^ s. hatohet, axe; hoe,
,

S.

s.

licle
IT^^'ifeT^/'
; thin skin, pel-

cuticle,film

hnsk

; anat.

se-

cundine.
a.
a. laudable ; -/ipj
^iiin.,ui!.iuiiuiliufb
another
gether
towith
glorified
praising
;

tgft va. to laud, to

; -p.iu'iihd;
to
praise, glorify
; -piu%p^ a. praising,

laud, praise,
".
glorifying;-fim*'#."-/3.?
". happiness
forests, glory, honour; -p."ii/i"n"-/3?

mattock, spade, pick-axe.

in

sylvan, woodland
f^
; -^""^lu
".
s. wood-gatherer
lignite.
; -pi"/"
.[en, woody.
^lyaiptpB.i^iymaiphp
of wood, wood-hii^%
a.
^uifait-aif

woody,
a,

hollow.

a.

callous,to harden.

become

to

a.

4"""/"nii""-i"i"
abounding
a.

a.
7/""/"4

roof; -y/A

be

cavity,hollow, hole

cave,

wooden

^uijuiiai^^ui
; "ufta^r

D.

mth

724

with
fj a. adorned
t-^fiva. to
glory,glorious; -iiuipiftrj;
ours,
with glory, to load with honcover
; -qa-pii-

wood.
". small
4)uy"i^(
[work.
s.
fpiujuiin^nM-Pf carpentry, wood-

s.

to render
glorious; -nuip^ni-pj,
glorious ornament, glory, honour ;
ast.

s.
~ifti"mli

seeking

Mars

;, -/uiq-piti-p"'^
,

ambitious

for

ct,

glorious
vain-

glory,
,
s.
ambition;
-^"bi/.pnt.piit^
^lymilmp s. zool. wood-pecker ; liui. -4/y a. equally glorious, having the
glory as another, sharing an-'
"Uum"!!^ hick-wall,hickway ; h-ntly,^ same
marina.
other's
s.
identityof
glory ; -4j".-/3?
j\i'usea-pik,pica
s.
ing,
glory;-4i-f^c.very glorious,majestic;
^"yi/ii^juA^
pretty ways, caresstering."-"/hu l"j or
a.
greedy of glory,
coaxing; cajoling,fawning, flatmj
^lafmnuA

s.

sasel, woodeu

horse.

vain,

i^mji^iylrir,
tjf

pet, to take
tenderly,to
much
fondle,to caress, to make
of;
flatter.
to fawn
to
to
cajole,
upon,
tpuiiiui^[t o. ^m%uf^^ ; ^luui^H ad.
meanly, poorly.
^uiiiui^f,
,_p^y,^tuij a. weak; mean,
vile, worthless, contemptible,poor,
great

of,to

care

va.

to

miserable.
weak- or poor-mindi^u,'biupp,riuj
ed,
of slender parts ; -ni-PJ,
s. slender
w
eakness
wit, mediocrity,
or
poverty
a.

of mind,

[ness,smallness, iheanness.
s. weakness, slender^u/iiiii^ni-P^liJb
S. "p.iq.uij\
round.
fputiiq-iitiT

vn.
; -irniliJ"

glory ; ~i/:-in,.pts.

thirst for

to

ate
inordin-

derate
love of glory, insatiate or immoambition ; -ukp a.fond of glory,

nurse

ambitious

very

vanity, ambitious, vain; -uf_

fond of glory, to asto be
pire
ptrMT
but to glory; -o["itnLPi
s. love of
vanity ; -u.tij^4 a.
glory, ambition
after glory;
of
thirsting
fame,
greedy
to
praise,to laud,to
-mptj; k^l va.
glorify
; -mpnuP^, s. laud, exaltation,
glorification;
; -!-"".
-j^ S. $""n.i""."p
a. of high family,princely.
f;^tiK%
a.
glorious,illustrious;
4""""-"oi-"{T
full of

vna.

to pay
tan-titij

honours

to, to glorify,

praise,to celebrate, to extol; /^.

ed,
honourto enclose, to sur^ia%ii.iu'i"i.f.-irva.
"bkijto be glorious,glorified,
with
to rend
extolled ; -""ifj a. glorified
4""''bf.u'"/t"/'
va.
asunder, to
our,
hontear to pieces,to dilaniate.
another; -amik" ad. with much
magnificently,
gloriously,
ously
pomps. mus.
glorious;
q-ftn^i"f.n.iu'iig
paudura, three; -t"Y. a. glorified
,
stringedguitar ; trumpet, [carpenter. -t-iT, tj/. -i-jai.juAtJ'va. to glorify,
" glory, to honour,
of a
honour
to render
SOU
^,u%q.ni.puili
uy S. PcrS. W.
brate;
to
"."m".
to
4"""%f."L"""";(
Jew's harp.
exalt, praise,to magnify,to celethe
s. player on
4"""V"^fO'/u/4."^
praiseworthy; -['i^a,
-^i/^.u^fl.
panpeter.
dura, guitar-player,
s.
glofification ;
guitarist;trum-"i-/?fi.'fc
glorifying;
glory,magnificence,pomp, splendour;
tion
s. Pers.
w.
ij^ui^iTuA
anguish,afflicfer
a. fishlugfor praiso.
; blame, reproach ;
^uin-npaiuli
lt("huto sufto receive reproaches.
^iun.nuiiut^
a. glorious.
invectives;
4""""/-"./., ".j s. crevice,rift,
cleft; 4"uin^n.uij s, glory; honour, praise,
to

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72S

fame, renown,
cock
celebrity;
ant-poult
pheasmajesty, hen ; mpni.
; im^
splendour,magnificence;.p"u,uo^
ad,
sea-pheasant,
itn^uMilfb,
;
gloriously,with glory, pompously, cracker , pin-tailduck ; -"ap.yir s.
splendidly; 2"^/u"^/^""u,%mpu.,nor
pheasant-breeder ; -uip,u% or -"j ".
-

"

lubumif-fii-ui
lulihifh^
u/b^iuuiai-in
pheasantry,pheasant-walk.
^Irni
juii.hiiJ-uilin!htrue, spotless,
solid, 4"""""n /"js. reason, ground, argument,
real,great, imperishableglory;
proof.
I

""..""

^uMumwpuM'us. lawyer , attorney,

false,fleeting,
vain,perishableglory; advocate, barrister,counsel ; -um^uA
"['P^L ^'"'"""t to love glory; ^"i"a.u a. argumental, argumentative, oratorical;
seek
to
to
umut%uMu to acquire fame or glory;
-hiT, ygj,
va.
reason,
be
to
or
tO
adduce
i^iuiLjM
fzuipainutliiu/f
allegereasons,
ipuiii-UM^ fr
grounds
raised or exalted to the highest pitch or motives, to plead,to
argue ; -n"-?
of glory; ^iP^u/iimi_li
s. argumentation,
ipuMnut to be in
reasoning,pleading;
fair
to
a
glory;utiiliuMuini.m
i{iuia.aadvocacy, bar.
way
to put one's
chief
mhi\it"i,uM,ru,phi_,
^laumiai^uAa. causative ; gr. accusative;
in
glory ; n,.iiliii_ipuin.u
ntXbi_, to be of
less,
-uiuimfipa. groundless, causebelief or profession,to
orthodox
an
deceitful;-u^p a. cavilling,
ous,
litigihave a catholic sense; "au.ufiuin.u
U,j,
querulous, contentious; -"-"/" a.
to glorifyGod, to give or render gloguilty,culpable,unworthy,
ry
[causal.
to God, to thank
God ; ^" ^mn-mg
blameable
^uMuinpu/buiiiu/ii
a.
; gr.
Jtn.ui%h-u*^ *^'" ^"'' glory ; ulhlfUM'ubi_ ^uiops. a wind, phasser.
i^mu^nuu ^up o. chattoring,prat^mn.o^ to faillgloriously
tling,
; jmt-t^tAu..
ouo's
erous,
whispering,slandgnM.j,u'bt-"_
tale-bearing,
qipuia-ufit-p to make
,

glory eternal

back-biting.
to repeat,
(puiu^ubiT,
y^p vn. to tattle,
to.whisper,to murmur
or
ble,
grumto tell tales,to speak ill of,to

^uia-m^ to
fame; inh-i.^i_
put the seal to
tO
nuil^tuurp^a^h-tit
ipiuiLusa
iputn-taa
l^(ip

muii_

one's

aim

at

glory, to

"niri_
^uMH-a

glory ; m^up.
pursue
to tamlsh
one's glory,

^i-p
,

to stain one's

slander.

^"uprn^or^uipiaiS'

reputation; .".j".oi"._

s.
^oMpw^tlb^,

obscure

to

darken

efface

or

glory; uA^iu'rit-i_
ftipunLuig to abase, magnates.
dishonour
oneself; iun.u/i,^ ^a,pu.^,^j
degrade or

suburbs,

w.

boroughs, market-towns

one's

scissors?

Hebr,

noblemen,

s,

fold,sheep",

pen,

tel,
cattle-shed;
fig.church, convent, ho^utiutua inglorious; i^iun^uMt-apiruMg^i^uM^
back
with
"c.
to
covered
with glory,
; J-n^,iyi_
^
bring
laurels,
n."p
;
renowned, famous ; j^kumuiiu'itit
^u,, to the fold ; -luuiym S. 'i!i_u,'btuC,ui
to stable,to put in a
-yj",
with
va.
splendour
y^fi
extraordinary
;
n-qp
it your
stable,to gather into the fold.
"fiuMiLu
^y^ ",uMJiupUu^ip make
aim " glory to---; mlrukp, Jfi ft-^k
s. erotic
ipuipia,
plant.
persed,
distako
a.
not
detached,
^uMpium
caro
disunited,
^uil^uilru^kp
t ^uMiLUign.
t

to

lose

your

removed

; uSbiTui^uiliu/i,

renown

ij^aiiuu
juM^hj^k ^l^-L"!)"' *^'s '^^^^bring
you

immortal

glory;

to drive

uA,
%ulrJiajlrmi_
take

glory seemed

to be

y^ftva.

; -yj;

sipate,
to dis-

disperse,to scatter,to

to

away;

vn.

to

away,
to be

pelled,
disdissipated,

vanish; ^nif.u,
with his fortune; t "t'"'^"11j"
beguile care; -t,
away,
the glory of God ;
i"/" "c, , the ^nt-qutbyiTS. ^wpiumyif VtX. ; tjgMUt^u
Patri " , "g. ;
Sa*!
" Gloria
0..7! to soothe,to allaypain; quipmJhi.'ji

pmii^ffi,his
,

removed,

move,
re-

destroy,to

ed
eclipsto

to charm

to

to

"

sipating,
to drive away
a. dismelancholy; -["i_
glory to God ! God be praised! thank
moving
reto
God!
dispelling,
glory
taking
o
St/f
Thee,
away,
^y^,
sipation.
disGod
to
*.
removing
God ;
;,-ni-aSi
l
l.,7
glory
away,
^ puipiat^iu
in the highest; ^pn,-J'
Jtuaby "lu,,yiy'u
.

-r

to

Whom

alone

glory belongs.

"!""""
*. pitcher,
jug.
^uiiiytaii
s, pheasant; ^f.
or
vfiu/ii

"^^
tPiupu/utaqyaT,
comfort

"

cheer,to

to

console

amuse.

"^q"
,

to

tnuid'

VCl.

solace

tO

to

"m*

^O.*

726

desire ; -ni.afc S"

^uipiup

brach

s.

s.

in,

to

contain;

to

encompass,

ww.

isfy
to contcut, to Satpk-u igni-gut%lri_
qwith
which
uiftl;
(f
^m,
; apnii
,

[sense!
luxury.
!
int.
pooh pshaw ! non^uipn-uium
ing;
^mplril,
a. affecting,
moving, touchamiable, dear; s. offscum, offscouring,S. ^ir"(oi; uiniiku uMuhfjto
conjure,to beseech, to entreat, to
beg, to supplicate.
^uiphiT,
tj/fva. to embrace, to take
libidinous ; -nL.m

4"""^""^
; 4"""i."_

spire

; a.
setting-dog

in their hearts.

desire

he excited

delicate ; -//"a.

^luiltliuin-npi
a.

more

charming; -fuou
delicious,delightful,

sweet-tongued;-.
gentle-voiced
,
; -lihiug a. tender,
i^iuip^uMili
delicate, living delicately,leadinga
effeminate,voluptuous;
foppish,
dainty life,

a.

Ii^iiuS.

-llhp,
-^Afe^ S. ^laipliu/liuiir;

S.

dainty-mouthed,nice, sweet^uipP- f s. grease ; tripe, {^aipfiir.

"uy
delitoothed
s
daintiness,
; -lik-pni-P-'B
i^uipP-uiir,
"i"j a. opulent, wealthy ,
a,

s. delicate
cateness, nicety; -^t^ni-pji
ness,
to
to become
or
or
vn.
rich,
voluptuous life, daintiness,softgrow
guy
liberal;
delicacy, effeminacy; -iuifba.'
thrive;-m^mpi, a. generous,
tender-voiced;-JhpP- a. soft-skinned;
-uiuiku ad. copiously, abundantly;
to soften,to become
to enrich,to render
-"iiuitT,u,g.uj vn.
va.
-uigni.giJuhJ'
cate,
rich,to make wealthy ; -""-?s. riches, tender, soft ; fig.to become nice,delilive
to
soft
to
wealth.
or
effeminate,
abundance,
get
opulence,
in
to
in
at
least.
idleness,
pleasures,
^uipP-uip
conj.
pamper
acy
to
oneself,to give oneself up to effeminipuipliiT,
hguif vn. to embrace
,
to throw
one's
or
clasp in one's arms,
voluptuousness ; ju/iiliniipia

rich;abundant, copious;

~iu%u,ir,

u,_

arms

one's

to fold or

lock in

round, to hug,
to surround, to encircle;
arms;
-

to

'

S.

divans
beds

mutually ;
nJlfJhuiJfifto embrace
self
?/"-/!fto apply oneself,to give oneous;
q^iun-o^ to be ambitiup to ;

to throw

oneself

on
or lazily
listlessly
in
soft
to
sleep
couches,

or

to addict oneself
apn^ujiif,,-,
mA
a
epicurism ;
ipuiipliutgtiui_,
;

duly kept

feast

festival.

or

^""-*?..

of softness,of
like
fond
ad.
^u,]p\u,ukp
a
a.
pharisee;
"^u,pl,"u,p.u,p
ate
effeminvoluptuous,
delights,
hypocritical
dainty,
Pharisaical,
;
love
of
of
s.
delicacy,
s.
-ulpnt-p-fi
IfMu'iin.-Pl,^
Pharisaism.
;
s.
voluptuousness,effeminacy;
^lupjtai^gf,
delights,
pharisce; fig.
gi-nj

-liu/ba.

-_

-"

ing,
feels. pharisaism,
hypocrite; -n-.pj,^
hy- -ufipm a. tender- or soft-hearted,
skirt.
sensible
Ar.
a.
^uipnt-iu^s.w.
bringing up
[pocrisy.
; -uUnj^
embrace
s.
hug
ipu,pni.3b
clasp, delicately
; -oiMti^- -""""-* a. brought
,
fond pressure.
tankard.
[flagon,
petted, delicate, nice ;
up delicately,
^.np^,it"u,p2^,
[" s. water-pot, Jug,
iru/Lni.iipetted, spoiltchild,child
cockered
too much, brought up in lavender
^uipuia^s. Pers. w. parasang, ancient
Persian measure
of length =
4 stadii
;
I^lruAp softness ; -i/uAj a.
about 4 miles. [- Iuu,hlui_
child-voiced
cate
S'.l|"i2Cu"ii"
or
wanting deli; -j/^/i a
to
ht.
care
va.
soften,
^lupina. Ar. w. odd, uneven
; -gm-gu/hyiT
; if.uip
*^,upu,kjS. ^ypy^ypmhj- " S^iiirj: to render tender ; to take the greatest
oven-cloth
s.
or
care
of,to pet, to render delicate,
*i^uipii,fil_
ipiiipP-ny
or broom.
[ing, soft ; qbnJuiliu/buii-ni-pu to bancjuot
fast days.
m
ild-lookdocile.
a. bright-eyed,
^atpipuiii.
on
[tractable,
s. zool. mooror
i^iupipiup
i^iii^lihpuilu
fj a. soft-mouthed
water-hen,
,
S. 2,aii-uiini.u%;
hot. secoot, fen-duck,
4"i"/"i/"i(
$."/^4^ia. very delicate,
curidaca,emerus, hatchet-vetch.
dainty,most tender,young,
fresh,new.
"

"

Or ^lailiiup
"^u,,pu"f.
-uiiips. desire,
,

wish, eagerness,

longing;-t-^p a.

covetable

; -tif,

h^f,

vn.

tenderness
s. delicacy,
^ai^^ni-ia-^
;
sirable,
deeffeminacy,daintiness,delight,plea-*
to

sure,

desire,to wish,to long for,to' want;

desircs to

-I,- "nhuu"%ki_
^lrii_,hc

you;
wish

va.
-hgni.jiu'iihJ'

for, to

render

to

excite

desirous, to

of

see

the
in-

voluptuousness;

^^",

pulousness
scru-

conscience,scrupulosity;

niceties or delicacies
/"/luiiuifj
licacy
thoughts ; "/"""/.u,pjnpJ-uM^p deof heart;
of taste;
it-puM,
-

of

4"bU

4"|3"|a*

727

ipn-,, luxurious

feeding, delicacies,daughter, to be or become

a
sondaintymeats,good living;
-t,
nuptials
s. espousals,
in-law;-u"fcn"-t/!p
."^"m^
pleasant pastures; """;.".t^-E,
to give
to marry,
en
gard; -lu^m-gu/blrijja.
of delights
-jop-t.holiday; [.4"A.
one's daughter in marriage; -mpufu
ftrpJu -/3t nu,pj.,M,i,hu.f^,
tastefully,s. wedding-chamber ; nuptial bed ;
daintilyclothed or dressed ; i^kiflt. -/'"rS. flJti.u/yuiimj";
-ni^pl, s. nuptials,
to revel
^
in voluptuousness
S.
marriage, wedding; -oplfitad. like a
;
liuinuihhir*
bridegroom.
[paranymph.
^uiifnM.fi
ty,
a. delicate,
.pill,
soft,dain^hua,i-kp '-tp'"a*" bride's man,
voluptuous ; delicious, tender,
"l"t.,.
/.J*. pluck,pull.
nice, exquisite;charming, gentle,
to pullor pluck out,
^Irmhir, ki/jiva.
graceful; holy,sacred;
tely,
ad. delicato depilate;
i^k-mm-pa to pluck or
tenderly, gently ;
off
mlui-pj^u.!, strip
feathers; ^^'t/'"'iiip"pn,.ut
-"

-"

fine taste ; -fiip,^,tender

conscience.
med.
^utpuitTvn.

ous
scrupul-

or

to tear

to fleece

to wheeze.

the hair

out

or

beard;

*-

inp

"

person.

s. tearing out
4""-i"^'-%

of the hair.

s. L. w.
fptrppnt-iuppnu
s.
feather; "bm-pp.,
February.
"ph-uinL.p,
"ipng
*
soft
^k-fu/iiuy
or
-^t%iaj fj s. bot. ruta, iTiM/iip
down,
feathers;
lun^p
-^
,

rue

ilyypt

'^'^^^ rue, ruta

"

sylves-

-^

tris,harmala.

master

dress
cleanse
or
preen,
featherfeathers ; .""-fr^
f ,f,hmpng
^h-inuitifS. ^t-uitir.
[broom.

pki_n-u,

*" hive, bee-hive.

^h-p-iuli
""s
4"*-'ti'
A? *" tent-curtain,curtain;

the

"

linen ; breadth
;
spur of mountains

longest quills;jiupn-ui^

or

to

a. plumigerous,
plumy ;
f^hmpui^upn.
ihpufiig side or
featherless
a.
stripped of
ui,umaL.^u,'i,uig-PuMip
;
,
in
be
divided
to
two.
shutter;-piTvn,
feathers,plumeless, bare, plucked;
to pick,to shake the feathers,
^tiiJh'itp
s. Chald.
w,
phelmoni,such
ui,L%lrij
in
a one
to
such
A-i"/i*"/i
pluck; ilHihijto moult, to change
; "-^i/;i%^ or
" such
feathers
ered,
a place.
; -/li /tp or it^ a. well-feathhusk
with
covered
^hTfk-fi-TCnli p ov n/ s. shell,
feathers, plumy;
;
a.
rind,peel,
paring
oiujiii!rq_
plumeallum
;
b-uMiLng
; -Jhpm-u
uia"in^
bark ;
nut-shell ;
feather-edged;
a.
"?""-"/ wattled ; -u-yp
fA^m-qp
s.
egg-shell ;
lAiftn/Am^ pod, cod, miulauiuilifeather-edge
; "iIuiTCuio.
-

husk

^thghJhpPlij oyster- or
,

scale;

mptt.tituA,

thered,
a.
feathery,feas. plumoplumous; -i-nprn-P-},
to moult; -/"_
vn.
sity;-^npi ih'i'liir
-p-h,
liim-Pffs. moulting; J-uiJhi'iiuMli

toise-shell;
torfeather-seller ; -t-np
co-

Indicus,fisher's berry.

culus

s. chem.
4"^2(%/'Of
pycrotoxine.

^hTCniihj;
b^l" va.
to pare

bark, to pe^l, moulting-time.

to

s. soft feather, down.

a^b-mplili
^tuipauiuA^s. plumipede.

^iliajiu to shell nuts.

^lT%ltm

Pers.

s.

w.

refined

sugar;

S. ^n^rf:"a-".//^4
^li;i,pnM.iup
S' L. W.February,[pedlar.
candy, [corn-flower;
iplrplr^i,/^
ifftlA,^/
("s. Gr. w. bot. blue-cyanus,
uig s. huckster; zSh"L~'
ptriT, mtrirOT
^k'iintX.ns. bot. botouy.
t-trprntiT
^hpht-hif-lyir,
.

studied
oneself with
to dress
vn.
to cleave, to
va.
4""-'L"-^"-"r
k-jfi
t-ijlt
elegance, with affected neatness, with
rend, to tear, to divide,to open, to
ed,
too
to be dividgreat attention to effect,to be
break, to burst; -ltf,J-vn.
agree
disto
or
smart; to bridle up,
be
in
to
discord,
very
spruce
separated,
"

-likuii_
^n^npif. open-mouth ;
,

ing,
gaper ; -4"i.u"6-". lode ; -^n--ah s. open-

to

strut,

with

husband;
bride's

man

bridegroom;

spouse,

son-in-law; -u.6-"""-,
or

maid
,

m^

walk

paranymph

va.

rend, to lacerate.

^kp^hp^iupf;bot. samphire,parsley-pert,
s.

[lacasativa.

crithmum.

s.

groom,
pertaining to the bride-ui^uA
""w
;.-""*'""/'.
conjugal
marital,
to
a
to
person's
marry
espouse,
auyvn.
a.

proudly,to

to tear, to
s.

carry

^k-pP ft^s. piece,bit ; -"-"/","3^

cleft,aperture, chasm.

^tuiy,["j

to

affected dignity.

^kp^hpuliis.

bot.

purslain, portuCI- one-handed;

4""-5^"
j'-nji 3^'"j}
^kp miserable.
a.

^ppui^pil-in
a.

[one-armed.

full bloom.

^ppttT,

forth,to
deck

hgl

to

va.

put

to blow

cause

shoot

or

with

fall,to fall or

to

vn.

blossom, to
to sprout,

or

to fall

crumble,

to

sink in
or

go

ing,
flowera. beautifully
^(S-Rp'ui^uiij.

^jl'iT
S. i\fiui/i"u.ir.

bloomy.
^Pl"R s, shoot, sprout, blossoming,

^in,.aL
i^in^jn^m,

blossomed, flowered

a.

down,

^i^w a. falling,crumbling; -""4 S.

stewed
rice.
[^Vio*.
s. pilau,
*i^iu,L.
a.
lazy,
cowardly, pusillanimr
^ipp-

flowers; -^.Z"vn.
to germinate, to shoot; to blow, to
bloom, to blossom, to open; S- Qi^.

blooming ;

or

to ruin.

s,

[ous.

destruction

/. ruin, waste.

to blow.
_j/i ij^fnVa. tO beat
^uiplia/i-liij
^int-gtubhiT
to fall,to destroy, to
*4'/*A/"
s. dried
down, to cause
cow-dung for fuel.
demolish, to ruin; to rout, to defeat,
^Pni-p s. powder, dust, sand, "c.
^p-pu/iips.
^.^jupW/l,.
particle,
fragment, grain. to disperse.
^Pclxf, t-j'y vn. to dry up, to fall
^jupu/iiuy s. piece,bit,particle; a.
to dust.
s. tufa sto'ne.
^j"puip,u3p
[friable,
frangible.
t^Ppmai-ia. reducible to powder,
^luphib
a. friable,frangible.
^tii"i^*" Gr. w. prison,jail.
^lupirir,
h^fiva. to pound, to crush,
to crumble, to bruise, to grind; to
^["laip^
ast. phylax.
s. Gr. w.
*"^tiP'"aia s. med. lint,scraped lint. roast, to toast,to torrefy.
friable, [contamination.
Vl'il'i"'''
or
a.
s. Pers. w//ni-iiA-iliu/ut'it
4"^/'"I"-%
large cross-bow, arbalist.
4"6^u''/^
s.
spot, impurity,foulness,
^li'iJiunifuij
^S-t./",
[igs. Gr. VI. philosopher:
A-jf va. to stain, to foul,to
chorister,singer; -u,iaA a. philosoto
maculate, to contaminate.
sully,
phical
-t"r
S.
S.
[contaminated.
;
-n,.p S.
^irfili 4"/'^
\tinnuu,muPplrJ';
be
to
^irli]i,r
philosophy.
stained, sullied,
vn.
[sophers.
^I'll'tnifiuiuitrui
S' chief of the
[bad,vile,abject.
^ffaJf S. ^i"-ii/itp
philo,

-a

'

"

"

^b-nt.i a. soiled,dirty,impure, filthy,

4"/yn% [, s.

Gr.

priest'smantle

cloak, mantle

w.

; -uMt."p

ad. with
4"'^"i'(n/i"

wearing

a.

-uiu^i

*.

4*f'/." "t'U"3 s. elephant;

female

of the

-;
"

^/.a/ial,j,s.
,

bot.

"

ing
trumpet-

s.

chimera.
half-elephant-half-goat,
Philistino.
s.
fl.
ipql'^ui
^qia,atg[t
moving, touching.
a.
4"^J4ii"^

pine-tree;

to
2,'"- tjuf], ^t-uifjun.

S.

to have

4"/'%
s.
excrement; -pt^t^^

or

one's

be

heart
,

his

"

jiupmiuunt-uig

deeply grieved at,

full of pity,to be

moved

touched

much

v-"^

pt-pujiii g ptpiui f.uMi_ med. iliac

passion, twistingof the intestines,
,

chief-cornac; -^"ui^

i'.u^p^

; S.

^"Mipjibeeoh-tree.
g

-u^tu.

f.n^l,^%
^^/,

barrit

Jhimtulg

an
elephant;
elephant-driver,

on

comae,

s.

uM^

mahout;

obscene.

4t6-tuY.a. mounted

^["ir .^ftf,
or
(rn, a. spotted, staineifl,
sullied,dirty; unclean, impure,

herd
piuifirai-Pl,

mantle.

she

elephants;
many
of elephants; -.

a.

"^qilit-^aMi..

filled with

oyos

[weep, emotion : spleen.

volvulus,'^."\kpu"f.uMpi"^p^^l,,
ifiqJ^n^Hi,
4"7^ni-4s. iucliuation to
^l!bu,ma. Gr.w. poor, miserable.
^unJhu s. Gr. w. hot.mullein, shepip[iuutu,//
s. fir-cone,
pine-cone. herd's-club,torch-weed, verbascum.
mj
S. ^["l;fish-scale; or -"".
4'^'-7.*.
^"inu^p s. elephant'stusk, ivory;
tears.

4t

Gr.

arrest,prison.
4)f^if 4 %il,or 1i./,u.1.
s. Gr.
s.

w.

"Ta.^; phenix; Phoenician;

Phoenicia.
-

-a,j
w.

S.

UfL

u,^u,.,p^,

'^^"-"ti^"''''
or
4'^t-"4t".%
a.

Gr.

w.

physical;*,
physician; natural

philosopher,
[w. basket,pannier.

^P'-pl'tor ppin puioA

I

puinK^,^s,

Gr,

^ff"* /"*. rubbish, ruin.

^luAoiirvn.
ast. to wane, to diminish.
.

-h-uMf pkl'j a.
,

ivory,made

^qnu^p
^rinpi-l,
s.
elephant's
;

s.

S.

4iXj^
S.

"l)i-2a4.

of ivory

[elephant.

foal

young

[dung-beetle.

(p%^A-n.% f^-it-iuh.i^iuut^a
,

s.

scarab,

a. dirty,filthy.
*itii.p^
$5ijt,r,
kof, vn. to puff,to blow

sneeze

S. Un-^it-if.

I.*
4"iif

s,

bellowing; sneeze.

; to

*ni"

50

allelogony
; allelobasy
; -ikiyhqhir

key
duplicate

; false

key ; -Inr, t^fiva.

take the place
to substitue, to fillor
reciprocally,to the contrary
s. mutation,changeof, to succeed to ;
q^lruAu to die ;
; -fhiini-pT,
s.
^n^ui% pr. instead of,in the place -ni.(3-^iy,
substitution,succession ;
vicariate; permutation,exof,for ; S. i^nfiiii/bniif
change;
vicarship,
s. bill of exchange, bill,
^nl".u'i"ufl,i,
compensation.
"C. S. I'/rpafAnt-Iri
"C. ;
to endorse
.note, draft;ij^nluu,'iighi_q-,
(pn/uu/iiat-i
S.
ad.
or
a note
bill; [^"f.ndi,h-in,.p-l,u'i,.
denominatively; -ni-Pf,tX
-mpuip
^nfuu.'iiu.li
pr. instead of,in place of; s. rhet. antonomasia.
in exchange
in return
ad. transitorily;
or
for, aa a
'^afuiu'ii^uipuip
-j"".
reward
for ; */" in his place ;
ive
i"iA a. moveable, strolling
;gr. transitgfc^
instead
va. to transmit, to hand
of;
lrj[i
ijp, whereas
; -jt-iT,
; for as
much
u/i,J^
be
to
vn.
down;
converted, turned,
as, since, because
;
^n
i"A"J/Aip,your life shall be surely for changed or transformed ; S. ^n^,a%ui_
to

va.

convert

his ; uju/r^

nt-pnt.^

to

Say in

son's
per-

name.

tbp'isbf.^- endorser; -jni'fi

or^^m-ffi
*.

^n/uu/iiuiii
nant;
[, s. substitute ; lieuteter,
vicar; successor; exchange, bar-

ment;
transmission; transition;endorse-

compensation

by turns,
alternatively,
reciprocally,
mutually;
vice-""es"iit" vice-roy; pj.tr^u[,,
;

^ij/auitifuipin
pj s. debtor.
.9. borrower
i^tn/uuia-nt.
uij
borrowing.
I

ad.

-u,..

translation.

meeh.

s.

-nt-fit

consul

proconsul
,

given Egypt

as

s. cdmmerce.
fiiSb
^afuiMtiliu^uin-ni^p
-P
t^.
^nfi,
^um~tun.tanJtgit^P[i\
MiMUtujn-ni",
P
lender ; "mni-rr^p%s. loan;
iiij s.

^uj%j.lri,j[,j

of raiment

changes

I haVB
^jjr^[lufaina

uipiuplt
~~^n

of clothes

change

mi.

successive; -mpi-"/*,tg^

a.
"uipur^u/ti

ransom.

your

fpn/iiui%iMifiuipu/i,li,r,
irj^ vn.

to

swer,
an-

to

va.

to

restitute,to requite,to recompense;

^.^n^uiii-plrir:,
-o"^ni./(;.restit

contradict,to gainsay; -paip

name
pense
b^^-t^i^iLi tion,restoration, retribution, recom; -^to^^S.
; change, mutation
; lending.
muneration, recompense
S.
^nfiMuipl/b
plfbuMj s. recompense
; -li^nJip
,
^nplMMMliUMtLnp
ation,
compensation, retribution,remuner^nfuu/builikj;
faction,
satisreward
h^f, va. to exchange,
; return, requital,
to make
an
in
exchange, to barter ; to
exchange or
pr.
revenge;
substitute for,to fill the place of; to
return
procally;
for, instead of, for ; ad. recisucceed; to permute, to alternate;
nity,
indem!^uiunt%, amends,
to compensate, to counterbalance
reparation; ^jt^n"-P? return
;
tute
quihqp to take the place of, to substipense;
visit;^uipi -pt'i'b condign recomfor; qui'bJ.'ii
[, iftpu-f
7!'^,up,""L._
-pf'tfitto give
iuaiihi_,^j.u,pi
P't, to give oneself for the truth;
like for like;4""""""-jr""^^z_
t- ^"""""i
ad. in one's

"

"

to ra'ake up

Ifuj

to

sacrifice

person

for

s. Tecompenso.
^njautpk'iiutmpnijph

the

public safety; ^lr,"%a {.l.^f, 4^1,0^

-

""-l""--.p, to

of

hazard

to, to indemnifyfor.

va.
^nfuuMp^ikir,
t-gfi

life in defence to return, to

one's

to

compensate,
reward, to content, to

fy,
to acknowledge ; to indemnisatisfy,
iiiA"ug
to requite; -^"ti_s. compensator ;
yield...
^nluiM.'hu.^ni-P-t
s. change, exchange,
ov'hni.ah s. compensation.
-'iini.p-J,
barter,counter-change;supplying the
a. mutable.
f^n/u.up^iai^uMi
place,substitution; succession,perto coHvert, to
Va.
Irgj,
"pf./aiiip^ir,r,
mutation
; turn,vicissitude;
-p^/r^.^,
change, to turn, to transform ; -{^'Z"
a

; ^JL.^;jt

person

^u/i,..., to die rather

than

vice-consulship
mad ; -i^^s. phys.
; proconsulship.
/i[uhiuig to become
^nli,,i/iilfl"^,
s. allogone.
commutator
or
int.m, s.
; -^m-P^^i
^nfiiut'iiniiii.
conversion,change.
""J *" substitute,
sentative;
reprevicegerent,vicar; successor;
s. vice-roy,
^n/ii-ii,p^,iij
vizier;-"".
compensation,equivalent; ."/.. ^M* a. vice-regal;
-ncj, s. viceroyalty,
.pu',1,vice-roy
;
viceroyship.
ui,nu,i,l,u,iipl,
triarch's
pavicar general; puibui,h,u^
to borrow.
t^nfHuiunptiTva,
,

"

V^fi'timpuAkirvn.to
to rave,
go

talk nonsense,

dote ; -iuA,ui,r,
vn. to
u,j/uy
duce
-luiuiuMmiCuinilfuftirvn.
tp ad-

to

mad;

allege pretexts, to make pretence

of,to feign,to counterfeit;-^j....
/*f"-*/". mental
alienation, madness,
or

insanity.
^nlubiT,frj/fva.
to

to

change,

to

vert,
con-

transform, to modify ; to
to displace to transfer

transport; to succeed; to

move
re-

to

translate

;
qppuuunLiitl^L-umilJU tO
-

s. bol. black-aldor,
frangula.
f^nl^m-n-l
^"'L'I's *" throat ; neck : street ;
corridor, lobby, passage, gallery;
-

neck
or
gulletof a bottle
upni-uitil,
take one
seize
to
or
nJi,t-i_
"i:rl'3
^n^
,

'

by the throat,to arrest.

4)nf^,
tle
"j s. trumpet, horn; fig.apostube,
pipe; conduit, canal ; reed :
;
asper, mite, sou, halfpenny;money;
"

Car-trUmpOt ; ^uyliminufp
uil^uthfaatj
t-p^t-^iA,!,
speaking-trumpet;
.

-,

shank
of a
^pitijiubu or
organ-pipe;
irluuMf,uip^i
commandments
transgress God's
;
tobacco-pipe ; ^pit barrel; 4/""".
lead^"utt^trpjla to change one's clothes; "fpini-ggun-barrel;-4".u/""/.*-"y
^"uif,^, to shift one's shirt or shift; pipe, conduit-pipe ; S. lu"t"i/"x"4
bto shift one's quarters, qk^'b ; ^"""Ir'-t bot. water-plantain,
ipiiuMlin^p-'B
to remove
to alter or
alisma ; ^itHi
blast of trumpet ;
;
^mupi^^a
-y
of trumpet ;change one's mind;
[i A,ufl,-y
qiimmliJ-, ( "._
by sound
'o commute
to trumpet,
a
i/hel^L.)
punishment;
^"up^a/iiiru
i,'i,^gni-gui%iri_,
to sound the trumpet, to wind or blow
j^pil'^"' to raise the eyes to
f'i"
the horn, to play on the horn.
heaven;
p i,uy ilr,jn^,to translate
-

into

S.

Armenian;
^n^lij; y^ty

changed
to
-

modified; to be transported,

or

to
life,

juiumhiajii

"

to

cease

to go, to pass ;
to departthis

ifma^ /#

die;

f 4"'-

fall into

or

live,to

break

muiiini.p1to
of rage
oneself

to he

change,

to

leave,to remove,

j^k

^nqiupuipad.

Xhifn...

vn.

transport

to

....

fit

sonorous

as

like

tube

".

-'/""^

trumpet.

4""'/""'4
"J

s.

tube-shapedshrine

bronchia.

anat.

(jfrniiu^u-i
a. pertainingto
-4".o^

[,

s.

the

et;
trump-

cravat, neck-cloth,

stock ; -/iiupii.mj
of
a. warning by sound
S.
med.
s.
trumpet ;
ipmiioiiap
; -^.^ju/i.

of trumps. band
bronchitis;-l/^aM-P-'t
ets;
of the
food made
s.
-i,iup uig s. trumpeter, horn^n/ui^iq-t-ui^
flour of parched corn, as helva, "c.
blower, cornetter; -^lupnifs. trumpet
s.
sounding; -.Jfc". a. trumpet-shaped ;
hasty-pudding; /"
*4"n^"t/^/i/""^
tube-shaped,cilindrieal;-*t""As.trum
^mPu/iik, frumenty.
to signalvyith
of
flour
Jimp^uitit-u
^n/upiif.
et-signal;
sparched
juiiii-nj
the
of
made
butter
s.
forter.
comcomfort,
corn
trumpet
;
-u^u."
;^hasty -pudding
in

thought

to

"""

-"

"

honey.
s. change of clothes.
*i^nlu'bnpii.
^nfunpif.
-/.s. interest,fruit of
uMg
,

mutation

"

ng

OT

uig

s.

thong

leather

belt ;

Tl""-.

minstrel
,

; S.

^nqutiiup;
trumpotcr'svoca-

whip;
-

s. med.
"^nquMgui"-

angina quinsy
tended
diptheria; a. atwith angina,having a quinsy.
a. gluttoUOUS.
i^nquii-np

mumps,

the

nomft,

mech.
ut'ti^fuitaiii

less
end-

croup,

^niikiat
s. pi.pence,

Icathor

leather

thong, strap, girth;

zool. phoca, seal, sea-calf;

to the

this world
j'st' passing from
next, exit, decease,death ; U
afi,Assumption.

^nlf

s.

tion.

loans ; -ni-l3-pt.%
s. tradition.
s.
ipapint-ta
change

^miuip uig

-mliuii, mpnt-lruin

^aqhtT, kgp

vnu.

to

moneys.

trumpct,to

nounce
an-

the trumpet, to sound the

by sound of
horn, to intimate or warn
to
to march
on
a
trumpet; to cause
with

of the trumpet; vn. S. l^"p.

the sound
strap.
with
thongs;
^n^uiliuiuia. bound
s, unttt. jugulaivoiu,aorta.
^nqtrpuii^
~e,u,%ni-pt,-Jik-1-ni.p^
calling
s. art or
S. tho Miut
^ntifrpu/bnj
of a.cordwainer, saddler or harness; numl"^UM%-ft
,

^nlfhuya.

leathern.

[maker, "c.

leather-sieve.
*4"nij4"/^'i".
fin-toed.
^n}iaui%a.
web-footed,fin--,

Master

of the

Mint.

[lar.
^nilhpif.hir^.^nt]_^uipliuM'iitJ'.
^ni^ing
s. neck-chain,
necklace,col94

4"n3
suck-

*" 200^- lamprey, murena,

4in.^"2.

4"/"/"^'-,(
hair-net,"bag.

[stone.

".

^nuninirir,
kj/pvo. to cut the thfoat,
to behead, to slaughter, to kill;
^Jku!bu, to cut each other's throats.
CUt-thrOat ; -umM-Hi,
S.
s.
^niinmlif_
S. |],7.'"-f.""7
[murdering.
^nqapuiii
-

"

^n,in^,utjs. street; Jiu'iip

-.narrow-street,
cery,
alley;-^ ^usfmn-o/j mermercer's
"^ihmm^I^
shops ; ~^
2py
water-pipe, "conduit
; /. -/" in the
,

"

street;

open
to cut

does

street

a.

; -jiup^u,i,

Ipilbpk they
.

blast"

eduction-pipe.
a.
wovcu
^nqjpnqt!^,i,i_
.

fumjshed

it;^n^ihti p^i^

for

care

it,I

about

care

indifferent about

am

nothing.

ly,
a. diligent,
^yP-tupuiif.
prompt, liveactive.
[zealous.
forvcnt
ardent ,
u.
^niP-irn.ui'iiifii
a. quick,swift,rapid.
^njp-f^ip-tug
,

^"^4n/^
sand

turbid

the

muddy

or

soil of which

the

a.

of

is

desert; -^ni-p

as

of

a.

water.

^n^h-iifuit
-/ly -[uuin^ia. covBred

I don't

to me,

same

!-

nonsense

the

s- neck-cloth,neckerchief.
^niijMiuMm
S. ll.^"'-f-'57
^niipuiii
; pipe ;
tug s.
suction-pipe;
^^wfailiu/it
ifiuiluumli

me?

ished
furn-

corridors.

to

it matter

he
did not
take
lfiil_
^niikp
account, he took no heed of it;^t
/i%"jit is no matter to me, it is all the

the enemy.

of

with

signify?v/hat of

it

it into,

to

way,

road

middle

s.

does

fray a way,
through
a.
street-shaped;-Jk2_
^innjiuilri-

Pmini^l^,to open

what

ter?

is that to you?
that ? "fl'k .^l"U what
what does it matter
to you ? if
k
what
what
it concern
mei'
does
ffiii,

liuiplruliiu^Jki,

muju

^\\Z

7 i2

full of

wither

dust, dusty; -4nq_a.

mixed
with dust; s. dusty soil; -mt_
u."4 a. like dust, powdery ; very small,
thin, light; -uihuui^n,.pi,tis. atom,
[water.
mote, minute
particles.

fringesor trimmings, fringed.

^niiJin.iliMr,
irijujvH. to play in the
mixed
with
light,to shine, to glitter,to sparkle,
*" barley-flour
^n^2s"-l'
to gleam, to.sheen,
to blaze,to twinkle,
^J/^A ^nj .^""5 *. dust ; or
4p""to scintillate,
to coruscate; to trim,to
gu/ii gun-powder, powder ; liu,.^i-ni
adorn with fringes;
to shine,to
to cause
tan, oak-bark; -^^u.p[,,
powder"c. B.'^kTirr/j
i^nTCn/^
"c.[emit rays.
sweet-powder;
;
lt.,^^iyg,ug
sugar
(|"/y/?,
ifn^pnj ov PI" p-ntl_s.Care,
-i,irpuMg,hair-powder; n,ni-,p"t"Vr'a
solicitude,
study,attention,entreaty; i,yptag powder-box ; """% i^n^y a
ity,
celercloud or whirlwind
of dust; "t'''^Lt'''l.
diligence,
promptitude,activity,
to powder, to
hast, hurry; a. active, diligent, /"-", /. n-mpAnt-^u/iiti,
to powder, to
to
reduce
to
careful,prompt, vigilant,assiduous; grind
dust,
terest,
in"Mi'hq.ni-P-t
assiduity,
or
eagerness,
pulverize; ^""-^ ^n^f-n^. to cover
care
to be
--,-/.
;-,5-,-g-,
sprinklewith dust; ft ,i.,MM"iu.i_,
reduced
to powder, to be pulverized;
ipnt-Py ad. diligently,
soon, promptly,
ad. eagerly, to crumble
into dust, to moulder
hastily; ipm-Pn/ uiiiq.ni.p:
acarefully,
earnestly, ardently,passionately
juipnt-gufuhijto raise a dust;
way;
with

UMn^k/j ntiihljifl.hu I''^2.

uitthint-i_j
ju/bAlt'tj
mjiiiru to bc auxizealous
ous
or
about, to apply oneself
;

"

with
to be
strive

diligenceto, to
about, to

warm

take to

to ;
.nu.%t^,to take
to solicite,
to watch
-

heart,

endeavour
care

or

of,to

;-/" Jk2_
seriously,earnestly; Jt^^
uin.lru,i_,
care,

to

that is
us

mind,
""""S

P'L

kp
;
care

is that

p'i_-" no

it is

for the poor

took great

to us, what

matter

no

? ^t

er
matter, nevnothing; #7^ "^/.q,"i(^u,^
^"fuj
-

not

that he

me

""./"

out

shake

of,to

irom

dust;

off the

dust, to

^-U^y^kg

"

uii/p.uin%iajp
cloud

thick
the
skies
to
up
;

jiuJiMfu i,u,uut'bkp
f

dust

free

of

rose
uiJ'uiuiiln.
t/pplffs-ut^
nfrp^^% a
^paiirqh-ui"^iftuh-t^l^
-

cloud

of dust

heavens

; S.

arose

"

the

obscured

U'u.'fc/."./:^/^,
i^u,n.o^g"._
,

/'V"^' if-iMtn^"iuir.\luuqo
fpn%litutint~qtiilttru
o.
p
V"?P
n.iifp^ni~^

*P"2/"

'' "^*

"

cared

JtS-

he
Up ^'p ."/""/",
of that; "^
(,%^ ,un.,

reduced
a.
"^n^/u,jtu,i_

to

gested.
dust ; di-

I don't care, it is no
to
matter
all
their
effort
or
;
%-^
care,
thought;^/"-4. what does that mat-

%h,r,

to roll in the dust; p-o^

Puit-ui/Pc:
to
dust, to beat the dust
Pu"l,hi_ij-

^n^.n
-["j; hyy

a.

dusty,covered
vn.

full of dust.

to be

with

covered

dust;

with, or

4"np
scrotum ; -u.%^ u,^
j;,lr,it;%
sarcocele; -or

s.

scrotocele

*np

735

t^nija [,s^anat.

ence,

proof;endeavour,undertaking,

adversity,
enterprise,expedient; triSl,
a. affected with
ipn^,"%^u,i.i,p
tocele,
scromisfortune;temptation ; probation;
ruptured.
a.
experienced, expert, practised;
approved, tried, pure; ^ -y ad.
$n", "_3 or /", *. ditch,pit,foss; by or from experience;
a
/"^."o"
trench, hollow ; grave ; or
hard trial ; paijiHuJtiy
4u.,""/_
experience;
%k-ij^.nph-b-ij
ifinplruto dig a ditch,to
p'i,iuq.p,n-i'/iuA
physicalexperiment ;
ditch,to trench ;
4w"i."%"-^
taught by experience;
-nil_nt.uhuii_,
L ^'"'l^
^pi to intrench,to circumvallate' il^iri_ to be experienced, versed,
-

-,

-"

*^nua.^uju, s. grave-digger;
-^tr^jia.
excavated, hollow.

^nunt.n.utj,
f-j s. Gt.
luup-yi- glow-worm.

fire-fly
J

w.

lO'h

part

of

; ^- iuniini.i_,^npihi, f,
to experience, to make
an
J'inu/blrij
experiment of, to attempt, to make
attempts, to try, to assay, to prove,
to experiment; /i
to put
uipliu,'i,hi_,
to the trial or test,to torture ; -ipnp^
an
4t-i_
^h-puiLpi to renew
attempt,
to make
effort ; ["#^/J/A
a new
"/!""
tnni.gu,%hi_qpilhto put to the final
-

i^nains.mcasuro,

exercised

pot.

^nuijinpf,s. Gr. w. phosphorus,S.

"c. ; -lulfuiii
a. phosphoric;
Xnt-uuittJ,'!!
s. phosphorescency.
-uiiu/iini-Ppi.i
,

proof; [,iru,';ni.y"^,

to prove death,to
death ;^u._
encounter
abdomen,
belly,
ft
voluntarily
n)
cavity,
paunch; womb, bowels, entrails;conmenia
jtuitiniuii 'iititfu
nopnL.[3b 'lip Arthe first to feel his strength;
was
cavity, hollow; side, part; S.
P#7i.".
ther-lasher
'hut hO WaS
; zool. S. fl|""/"
g "bnp ^uiiiif-pup
; sea-scorpion, faliu/lig
put

^nf,

ov

s.

n~-

uiiL.

"

scorpsBna

a.

hollow

to
,

u/iiop-n^,capacityof
tom,
mar.
keel, ship'sboti"".i-/"
vases;
careen
seed-pulp of
ut^f
;

empty, void;

melon.
to engrave,
^npuiq-pb-iTva.
"

to grave

new

trial ;

iTuimhaMi.

h,.

juip^uipu'u

the

in
righteous were
mortal danger ; "tf"mhin^,fu,n^,
well
he is ; qy.ui%[y
knowing what a man
^_
"""-,he was
he is exbeaten; -k"
perienced,
has much
he
practice;
-

iruMi,ni.,even

iyL. nut^M^nj
to etch; "^pn^s.
graver;- aiph-iu[^n^
enp pnllu gold "
J-uM%inui2pi'ilj
silver are
tried in the furnace ;S.S4l6.
J-uM%.
^ ^ujml., wood";
,

utui2i""L!etcher; -ifpn^Bs. engraving;

"nL.uui^pui^ui%heliographic ; "/""/_

Mi(minuif^
wood

"

"

steel

"

wood-cut;

a- experimental;
i^npimfiu/i,
empiric;

tried,proved;
tried

^n^pi,

s,

empiricism;

experienced together.
-4/y
i^uymtrif^b
i^npiu/i,,
J-uiiiuiui^fMy^,
trial;
."j s. proof,assay,
"

a.

or

-fr^.print-seller.tentative.
etching;4i"'^'"n.,u^u,%
[tried,
tempted.
O.
V^nnuih
a.
fpltpjtinj^pq
[i or nj S. ^npni-uii^
^npAuiiltu^pg
; "t_np
; #y S.
tribols. temptation; evil,
^npStiu%p
discreet
Caesarian ; -"/i^ a. ination,misfortune,disaster,
^apui^a/ii
a.
mischance;
of tongue , tattling D. ^npjtu/ft
light
,
,
without
seam.
4)n^.Ju.i^tm".arch-tempter,thedevi
babbling; ~%IiItuiiji.
a. experimental;
diarrhcea.
s.
^nplmn-ui^aA
s.
fynpui"!,^
-^
ipnpuijuiL.
p -ni-PJ s. belly-ache, touch-needles,assaying piece or slip;
a.
experienced,expert;
pain in the bowels; colick, gripes; -n.ni-,
tug
s. experience.
to
bend
n-nt-p-fiiX
va.
forward;
-jat-juiiitirijitAJti
"

"

-_

streets.

-t/tnqngu, with hollowod

ifniihiT,
h^y

to

va.

ditch, to excavate,
sap,

undermine

to

notch,to jag;

dig,to hollow, to
to

hollow

out;

to

^npiuM^iaps. touch-stone.
^npJihir,
tj/i DUi to attempt, to try,
to make
to experiment,
an
experiment

of; to prove, to assay, to put to the

to tear out
test; to tempt, to sound, to try; to
qu,^,
[menian chasuble). tempt, to allure,to entice ; -f "r vn. to
; to

engrave,

to

the

eyes.

in front

a. open
i^nplipiug

( the

Ar-

be

tried,tempted
to seek

^npA

our,
; to try,to endeavrefined.
; to be purified,

^npJtli^,
-in^s. trier; tempter;
S.
2,4*
experir
sayer;
attempt; specimen, sample;
,

nj

ov

s.

trial,test,proof,

"

as-

*n^

*n^

754

s. temptation
^apAni-Ti
; misfortune,
be
to
tempted to;
calamity;* nAhu
-

[i

to lead
uiut'iihi_,
tupliaMbki_,

est;
heedful,

i^ni-P^nm
tt.

into

diligent,active,

vory

^ni^P-nil*^nL-P-mn S. ^nM^PuAui^^

'P^
temptatiofi
; jiu'iP-t-u
temptation;j""7^fo_.i^-lp^Lb -Pi'
to temptation.
to succumb
"

ive,
careful,attentdiligent,
[quick,speedy,prompt.

a.

-Clip

^o resist

"

; "Pp p.
^nM-Ptwt^PpS. ^nt-(3-iMtgat-!fiM

fall ; ast.
s. crumbling, falling,
4"""-^
rubbish
""^l^i_'
to TOar
wane
tO
ruins,
mhW
; t
Vn.
; -^
,
utL-iua
$,
tptjpnuip
eutrallS, to ruin, to destroy, to crumble ; ^
k, the
(ni-upip
intestines,bowels, guts; pith,heart, "l-uMi_,to go to mm;
is
intestinal.
waning.
moon
kernel; -u,t-tuga.
smoke
s. Gr.w.
; a. smoky.
4"i"i.^"
cavation;
ipiwiini.u.bng s. hollow, cavity,exi^ni^u
friable,
c
rumbling.
a.
notch, score, hole;- ^t_
-p
a. soft,
the ventricles
damp, moist.
f^m-i/b^
or
cavity of the
f""5

^npn'b {is.L.
^npnuimir OX
,

forum.

w.

[bellow.

uti^rn

brain ; -y

/y

a.

hollow.

[tion.

s. hollowing out, excavaiiinpnM.ai,

S. Stolo.
^npni-paijt
[grOOVG.
^n(,n^,u,g s. ditch,cavity,hollow;

^npikS. Miff

^/.
s.
lA^, ,l,%2b

root

stalk ; bunch,

or

bouquet; 4pt.^tr, bouquet,

j"p/".
girandole,crowning-piece;
nosegay,

-""

to make
'hlri_,

*4"""-j'rai.
pooh! fie! fie for shame!
ad. hastily,
(^n^p-,
soon;
"#"._
to
'iik-u rend, to tear in pieces.
^ni^p-uMpuAia. speedy in speech
quick speaking; -tw, hg^ vn. to speak
too indistinctly;
too fast,"
S.
-pi"^
^ni-Pu,uil;u; ~il, a. pressing, important,
desirable; -i^i-p a. quick-eared;
intelligent,
fig.
sharp-witted; -liu."ra.
-2Ci-./"a.swift of foot.
earnest,diligent;
-u

"

nosegay.

s.

thorn, spine,prickle;

^ni-u ip^g

bol. thistle;/"".".
-

Hu/ii

an

Armenian
fish-bone

bone
,

note
;

( );

ufumJ^

of thorns.

crown

^ni^l3-utir,
wgty

^ni-^nftuiu/iM
uMg

Pbts.

s.

w-

life-guard
guard, saitellite
;
,

bodyqop.^

guard-house.
4"'i"-"i.%
s. oven
; bake-house
;
ifa-iu%
; S ""4 m^o-u/u kiln-hole ;
4'"jf"'^"Y"n^a-n/
"f-npirltbaking-oven ;
Dutch
^uiuuipm^uij
common,
oven;
,

kiln

t"^l*p
kitchenhaste,to hasten,to be quick, parish oven ; fun^tuli/rpn^lt
oconomical
to
to
to
our;
endeavlu'iiuynqui^u/i,
hurry;
strive,
range ;
eager,
kiln;
'brickto be
to apply oneself
stove,soup-kitchen;IiiJb''""vb
diligent,
to
be
not
to
able
portslow,
to;^-,
liplrihtportable oven;
hurry, to
.

'"

or

vn.

to

make

in the
air furnace; /" or ilia.tu%,
mnAt-^
the
heat
to
oven
a hurry; ^n"-_
anything
qtUti
; 2^n.ni-guh,lsi_
^fill
haste ! i{in,.p-ui
Rai
quick ! make
ft
; uMpliuiuy/^
4-"^ oven, to charge, to
down
"yinl, come
quicklyIjiyi,jf,,uflM-"it,to put in the oven; S. P"^.
of nothing else
he dreamed
*^nt-n.%pps. misshapen loaf.
tlini-p-,yp
Tnan
^nt-uw "/"ain/
uh
a. rotten, putrid,spoilJim^ptMij*
ed;
ui#i_tuc_B-/
; c/"'/
is
chief
desire
to
ti.
*.
corruption,
faction
putrerottenness,
;
my
ntuipif.
^ni__
" how
I
fd-uMiT
J^i^i~ liiuinitiph-an^
am
uimaiiruAj caries,cariosity;
;
one's

take

time

to do

^m-PuY?!^

in

"

"

straitened

till it be

accomplished!
^nt-P-uiiTu,^a
hastening death ,
causing death quickly; -dhn-mg a.
oblivious,of short memory;
forgetful,
.

". caravanserai.
i^num^Muj
[S.U,iiiu."SK
broken
s.
^/""-^apiece, bit, chip,
ings
fragment ; dmiw-n) shearsplinter,
-

or

flue of linen

or

hards.
ligently,
haste, hastily,dis. Pers.
w.
^ni-pupi_
process, action,
s.
soon;
-"u,r,a. diligent,
"{"""Y'^""-^"'^
careful,
(kind
eager,
poorpoozna,
of grapes).
attentive,studious; -afipm a. eager,
impatient,in haste : -gn^m, s. haste,
liigngs. Pers. w. breath,wind;
4)"r"^
intestinal
ardour, zeal; -gm.^iu'blfj'
gas, fart,
wind, flatulency,
eagerness,
windiness
to make
va.
haste,to hasten,to urge,
; swelling
pufSness ; fig.
,
to solicit,
to accelerate,to dispatch, turgidness,bombast;
^uiuMpmni-pi
to expedite;-^n^jl,i_u.
gust or fit of pride;utiiiiufU noiseurgent, earn-

-"iiiu^,-ui^u
,

ad.

in

cloth, stuff,
[law-suit.

promptly, rapidly,quickly,

-,

*n"P

4"2b

75ii

less

fart,fizzle,foist j
-^ j#"n.ra",
wpJtial,ki^ degrees, insensibly
;
to fart,to let a fart,to
shortlybefore ; Jp /r.-u* ti.
Jp^-u
break
to fizzle,to
*""-",
wanting,
wind; {^ufuJtuju)
/iV tt., little was
foist;
there was
little wanting to, almost,
farter;
-in/i^uf^^nr^,
fizzler,foister.
"""-" *"". uAliu/b^jtI was
s. bot. fachsia;
^ni^u[iui
nearly ; Jfii-u
itlipiu%h-_
-

-"

^a,%lri_
-u

if-nfti coecinea.

very

s.
i^at-,^^
bellow,pair of
ifi^nj
,

lows
bel-

blast, blast engine ; mus.

vessel;

; viech.

seed
bag-pipe;hot. follicle,

ihn^uM^

bellows

snapper

; M^uip^^

-,

stress
lay much
upon thingsof no
S.
importance;
Q*'^.C""" "c.
a.
low-speaking; -n--P-'B
^a^puipu/i,
low
*.
expression; -'ff* "" cheap, of

lows.
bel-

"

ace
s. palliation,
relief,sol^aifn^Mi/iip

small-headed
little value ; -if-fni-lu
to relieve,
a.
palliate,
;
a. smaller; minor;
-l^i a. small"tii. "" palliative,-H-nfii
eyed; "^iuuuili a. short-sized,short,
procal little;
tient,
alternate,mutual, reci-4"*^ a. pusillanimous;impa-^nif-nuPf
". pusillanimihasty;
ty
by
turns,
alternatively
,
'

to

va.
hjjf,
; -if-lrir,
to lighten;

; ad.

to

easing.
^nilmfu a.

uuium.

'

double
ki'hl'''
'i"'i^"'L'

"i^t/-"

bellows ;

near
'iiiruii_klfb
liif,
my feet were
nuip
sliding; f*^ "^mJlapk-ij ^ifi'^"^'to
to
[iHLp-nLli^j^'ii' to hold as trifles,
consider
as
insignificant
; (" "^in^nt^iu
"i-y^ijto stand upon trifles,
ju,plTMui_

smith's
single bellows;
"j-uMpf^im,/
or
forgebellows; kpii-lriin'i,!,
organ-

in
falling

near

mutually, reciprocally.

tory
-JL-uj a, of short duration, transiS.
; "iTinnt-P-liL^

able,
a.
ifn^.nluuMii"!i,
changeable, vari-

^nvpia^nij.ni-[3-lt
;

"AiiMitT S. ^n^pliuhiuMiT:,
constant;
-ifrty a. pinkchanging, mutable, varying, inor
unsteadnarrow
a.
eyed
restless,unsettled,
; -miup
; -mlmui^
small
of
alterable
-n^-Z^-?
size,little;
*.
mkuln^a.
;
-jnt-yu/.
y; transmutable,

ulrj'
^'
O.
^tippbiaqfiL-Bu/bn-ir
; "H'^IB
variability,
mutability;transmutabiliS.
ad.
25"f";
S.
microscope; *-i-np
-.p.uitiiuli
^"^"7/"
ty ; -4f
; %.T\_uMiCuiit.h,'\^'3"!-"
a. fickle-minded, fickle, a. retailing
^nifinlutuJlfut
to shave
va.
^n^pkj; k-jjli
; to trim,
unsteady, unsteadfast, inconstant,volto
the
cut
hair; -i^lrpM,
{...p to cut
atile; -Jium-P-I s. flckle-mindedness ,
hair
the
cut.
one's
have
to
hair,
inconstancy.
fickleness,
p^nt^ip k'^s ^' very
Vnpi'i'^ip^'u'h.
^nipnluh-ita. subject to change ,
small,
little,
tiny,wee, slender,
transmutable.
q
uite
mutable
;
minor.
tO
tO
slight;
scanty,
petty,
chaUgO
VU.
^a^n/uttT lrj[i
,
.

"

modify,

to

ifn^pliuIiiuiJ',
uijjUMi vn.

convert, to vary, to

alter, to turn, to

permute,

transform,to

to

or

shorter

smaller,to

transmute.

^n^n/u^^J.

shorten

to grow
less
to become

lessoned,diminished,to
[degrees.

ad, little by little,

by
^nppliuiuiku
rcudcr
to
less,
^n^pliui^ai-^u/hlrirva.

chango, musion
tation, alteration,variation,converov

be

decrease.

changer, modifier.

ni-Uu
^nifinlunt-P-t

to

s.

smaller,to shorten, to lessen,

decrease,to diminish ; to extenuate.
vicissitude,
transmutation
;" change,
s. littleness,
smallness,
^n^p^ni-P-'B
ilmipnfu^
season;
turn; commutation;
ing;
lessendecrease,
tenuity,
diminution,
uAni.m'ly
;
tropic
uiphn-uilltM^li
itnu^ip
extenuation.
tropology,allegory.
a.
pusillanimous
; short^iMP "#*"*-" .0"^^!^ ^"'^'3 ^* l**'tle, 4"n^/""f./'
witted,shallow, weak-minded; light,
;
small ; few ; incoBsi4erable,trifling
lightburden ; u,niilru
a
easy ; p.hn:b
little;
minor ;
/Ai. Jb somewhat,
to ease
to
to
lessen,
lighten,
; -"{.nL.p-'t
few
in
; almost; jlrui ifin.
^n^nM. liSii,
ty
slenderness;pusillanimi".
lightness,
P'i.
tfnp"'- P'i_ j^'"
ij/i%li
^n,.
;low-mindedness,baseness, cowardshortly after,in a short time, shortly;
[llUeSS.
^a^pni.p-'^B.^npplint.p'l.
{, ifin^ni-uin from Small matters; /"
breathe
to
to
blow.,
vna.
^^"r, irgfi
;
ipn^ntii in small things; /""fitpm-nm
to expire; to die;
to swell, to inflate;
in
infancy,
yet
young;
or
i^n^pni-u,"
S. 2,"if^
" fl?^f
; 4"v/" '/"it the wind
fi
^ ihnpnL. ihnontlittle by little,
by blows.
by little" little,
,

to make

transformation

permutation,

to

"

'

"

"

uaiL.

"

"

"

tun-

"

*sn

*P*

75C

S. ^i"-'"^?or %^
(["/xiAt;frank
luj s.
(10 pence).
child,boy.
s. Pars. w.
^P^t-iif.
to bO
PnL.glruil_Vn.
f^pPutljliiT,
P-iy

swell.

to blow, to
^^^ai-^u/iihirva.

"

wind-instruments.

blowing,breath.
^^n"_a"".

*4"i""-i blow-pipe.

off, to
bit,
fragment.
[en part,

broken

detached

*.

off.

come

break

to

brokor
or
()""L"i%f.
t/^. raj a. //. w. frank,
i^[,pni.uihnj s. detached
to
French
the
detach,to
i^pPnugiu'iikJ',
g^ va.
; European ; i"qy.%-uy
take
tfj\uirni._
Franks, (German tribe who conqueraway ;
separate, to
ed
France).
[ber of a curia.
gh-u.^ to unglue , to unsolder ;
Gr. w. ppixTtop,mem;
tf^hi-lr,
4"'i.u'""7^
^.hahi, to let flyan arrow
uij s.
to
unhook;
to
^a-hJ" S. U^n-t.r.[ness,distraction.
unnail,
n-Wiu^i,
tugfi.
shackle,
^n-i/bjimtuj s. Gr. w. fronzy,madPuifb to unchain, to unfetter,to unbecome
to
to
[faggots.
vn.
boast,
^n-f^i^muiJ'
iii(,[,aiy
haughty,insolent,to fume, to puff,to
(igs. Gr. w. dry brushwood,
I

a. ". Phrygian.
4in./i.-,5f.""3f
[chafe.'
i^nf/iiuuiu/ii
ui^s. baker, oven-keeper.
4"/i-^/f.u""/'i
'"j^ ^nii^ir,h^Ji vn. to
,

to cry, to

sneeze;

bellow;

neigh.

to

*^n./y Jws. cloth, table-cloth;

,

iruij
^pttiJbfiir,
f

detached,

be

vn.%0

to break

escape,

or
lrlruii_

away,

to

away,

shake

to

off,

get rid of; S. 3fo:""'"'4*

to

to

i^pirm-qu/iiirir,
j/" va.

"*"_

hni-ifhuMi_

taken

detach, to

set free.
utp]iiu__save,
a.
salutary
cloth; p.u,a!iii-i_ij- ^pliuii-nph; *. saver,
u/j
-tJ"
to remove
the cloth; -u.4 ["s. napkin.
redeemer,
saviour;
deliverer;
redeem
livery,
de*4"n-"."''"'
-m-p^
to
to
s.
va.
Ifs. kite,paper-kite.
;
save,
Gr.
^uutf-piu
sIV. psalm.
[wholesome.
redemption.

ifu/bnf altar-cloth ; "^/i-t^^,

""'t^-.to lay

to

deliver,to free,to

the

4"""'/."i
mj

*"

^utiuiu

s.

Gr.

Gr.

w.

a.
redeeming , salutary;
^pliu,li,n%
ing
S. ^pliu,"!,^
; -uili ft a. offer^pliiu'ii

psalmist.
fig-insect,
cynips,

w.

gall-insects.

^ufiuip-s.

oneself
Gr.

mat

w.

of

with
rushes
mat; woven
small mat; tissue of rushes.

a.

made

-fi

to

or

redeem;

[redemption.
rausoming ,
^pliu/iiiut-npni^PlitSb
s.
price of redemption;
^pliu/b^ ransom,
ance
ransoming ; redeeming, deliver-

^uluuiirf s. vomit; ^i-i "j.ainjiiiiif

[1
the dog returns
to his vomit.
"|""/^i-"/",
to vomit, to cast
tj^ vna.
throw up, to puke, to spew;
-t^
,

"

or

to deliver

s.

t'-r

of ransom,

by means
S-tiui/^isave

*.

for others.

ransom

hgl,va.
^P^uAuii.nphJ',

rush-mat;

s.
mat-maker; -A-"/
-loif-nph-

as

to cause
to vomit; -t-^
jnt-j/uAlrj'va.
3"'-3l'^a.
"vomith'e,emetic ; i-t-^- med.

(^u/unM-Hh
s. vomiting, [puke,puker.
^""""*""7/'4
a.
pronounced on the
top of tongue.
^iiu.qk'i,},
s. hot. pistachio-tree.
s. pistachio.
iPouiiK.,^,
miin/
ipinui^uAa. corruptible.

postage.

, prepayment,
; -iuiinii/ip

s.
^p/iuipuA

mea.Tis

of salvation; of

S. "l"/"4""4""i
^P^in,-kii
.[redemption.

^P^trMT,
tgf, va.
to

to

save, to

deliver,

liberate,to redeem.

^pkbi.^-Saviour,Redeemer,
liberator ; Pnu.u,liiai,
or
christian
era.
'^plffh'i'

saver,

p-m-uiliuibnJS

"

^ptini.p'^
s. salvation

; liberation,
deliverance, redemption;
or
ransom;
-pt^i, ^1.4 -pTE-,
-^,
^Mfhir,/rj[,
to rot, to let rot, to
va.
victim,peace-offering; "upt-p, -"._
corrupt, to render putrid,to putrefy, "l-npif
a.
salutiferous,causing health,
to spoil
S. ^p^ni-Pf.
or
;
^P^ni-SL
[salutary.
^""[""r,
Redeemer's.
a. Saviour's,
kguij vn. to rot, to become
ipp^^l[a/i,
or
get rotten, to be corrupted,spoil^P^nt-p ifipngs. froth,foam, scum;
ed;
carious
tooth.
"liu,lruMi_aiu,uim,
slaver, drivel; ",'2Ca"i.[,,
soap-lather;
^u"ihir,
Aj//va. to pinch,to test the
['#/" F^pt^u to froth, to foam ; {"
ripeness of fruit.
or
puin.iuji_
ij-^ tO Sklffl,
pjMig uin.%ni.i_

recovery,

S. $""." ;
^u,ni.p-l,Jl,
s.
nu^hpiug
caries
brown
cariosity
;
aAiinj
,
_

rust,cariosity.

despumate.
covered
with foam or
^P^pu"fJi,f_a.
froth,
frothy,foaming; u,fb^, foamto scum,

to

'PU.'U

'^ui^ni-uiity or [i s. dissolutioD,-/.-l" in every city or town, every

other
where; -k [" from one town to anrupture; unsewing, rip; a. unsewn,
town
of
out
;
ripped.
[ling,solution, enodation.
; uipMnut^u
^ q^ti
S. "^.u^innt.Sh
uiiraveltowns-folk;
s.
'Pu.^ni.ifi
towns-people,
piimlij,^-[,
;
"p""^n"."i
a.
'^u./iattildissoluble, il^iC.u^ uuM^J'u/i,-^ township.
s. place, fortress ;
dissolvable; destructible.
'^oM.jui^u.p.ls-p^
of a
inhabitant
to
to undo totally,
"^ui^mirj;
P^iui/is. townsman
va.
t-j[i
to
decompose, to destroy; to dissolve; town, citizen,cit,burgess ; //A*/.,
,

-"

-.

to

to separate ; -[""i'
divide,
t "[^""""-""glive
"

to lose

one's

renown.

-?-^"/.or ^kij^s.small
town, village;market tpwn, borough;
in

town;

statesman
; Jhlt,
; s. destroyer. -tf-^ma. ". politician,
s. pom-'ili, s. dissolution, liJiuum
-if-jimm-P-Ji
'^uMliuinu.p-l,
or
;
litics,
great
s.
city
-n-ini-lu
mayor,
polity;
decomposition,separation, rupture,
ed
to be naturaliztotal ruin.
magistrate; -,j-ppirvn.
destruction,
s.
clty-gate; -J-n^il_ a'^.iMi,m'i,uMj
clergyman.
; -q.ni.n.^1
/y .5. priest,
all
the towns-people ; s.
of
-tir
a.
"^uii,m'i,uj,un.npit
composed
officiating;
to consecrate;
to ordain priest; publicmeeting; popular assembly;
va.
-nt-ls. consecration
a. civil,
s. priest's l^^/rpni-P'^
political,
society; -/lu/i,
; -P-ui,i^
funeral;-^u,% a. sacerdotal, priestly;
5
civic;citizen;S. "p""7"""p""it"/
s.
.9.
priests
polity;
s.
policy,
politics
-^.a^nt-PJ,
brother-priest
; -4/'j
;
-J?
,
S. "^uiiiiiipuiiluipaM-Pf
or
^pfihi_
ders,
colleague; -iunr, M^uy vn. to talse or; "iPpP

destructive
'^u,li,"fii_a.

become

to

priest; to
-uilrin

uMg

perform
s.

to

or

the

be

duties

ordained

a.

of

s.

priest;

civilized

-lita""" ^^ ^^^

same

fellow-townsman
fellow-citizen,

high prlost,chief priest; lippyiTva.

to

town;
;

-.

ilization;
civilize;-lipPn,-ts. civ-

eign
sovers. fellow-citizenship;
pontiff;
hierarchy\-% "l^n-n^ny
-li^nJli
pontiff;-uih,nu,p.uipad. pontiflc- tluMjpo. U iujnufputnurp
; ^aiiupMnnt^Pp S*
civil war;
between
war
ally; -u; t".i"4u,5"a. pontifical; -u/t_
city " city;
become
"nhiT, hg[, vn.
to be
or
high -Jk2_s.the centre or chief square of a
ties
priest or pontiff;to perform the ducity ; -iTn^p s. fortified town ; -juipq.uip
of pontiff
of
s. dignity
a. built with
taste, embellished; -y/*
; -"ilr,M,niJ3^l,
people;
a high priest,pontificate;
hierarchy; S. 'P"K"^"i"^"i.i#K%
; -.p, citizens, townsbecome
to
a
-uik" ad. like a priest,saoerdotally
-%iiiir,
"MtjtuMivn.
;
like
town
order
tion;
functown
a
be
to
s. sacerdotal
-"luipif-Pf
or
; -i/l
peopled
;
$"
-ftiu"!,
temple, church, holy *. towns ; ""iipuuia. town-like ; -iop4*
ad. politically
place ; priest's residence; *-_jn"-.
s. civic order,
; -^%ni.p'li
""_y
S. U^iL^'a-j-ptrili
to Ordain
va.
police; -Mt/ui^
"jni-ja/7ttgr
uij) s- policeman; -ufkm
of a town ; chief magpriest.
[office. ""j s. governor
istrate
to hold priest's
of a town; -jyi-OTin.
vn.
"P""4u.%u,ytir,
or
t-j[,
mayor
archy; pu/b s. town-hall ; -uihmnijfs. mayors.
'^.M,^.u%u,/ni.p'l,
priesthood;hieralty
of
a city
-ni-4/fsf.priestess.
s.
;
;
conqueror
".j
"P"4t./-S. 'f.u.^h,r.
native
one's
a.
place,
loving
triotic
pa-akp
-p""^,/y ,?. he-goat,goat; bol. weedcivil,
; -iluMp, uMj a. political;
S. '^u,qu.i,u,%
ings ; i,u,'i.hi_
u.,^hir.
polite,courteous, mannerly; -tliiptir,
or
s. mat.
'puii[iuj.[,p
if-iiiA
tjl, -^lap^ir,tguy vn. to behave well,
*"""or
"^,uqu,"y
oneself honestly; to rule
s. collection,
to conduct
compendium
chem.
anthology ;
s. behaviour;
extract, with wisdom
,
; -"luipnt-P'^
ity,
spirit;a. collected,compiled.
policy; police; good breeding,civilfability
afkid.
"puj^-o/J,
urbanity,courtesy,politeness,
."j s. young
s.
"^u"iu,^u/i,
weed-hook;
personal conduct;
.unih^
;- 4t*"y"
to weed, to hoe, to pluck
va.
uAii,n^lit.m unimpeachablemorality
up weeds;
to pick out, to sefig.to scan, to sift,
lect,
or
integrity
; itmjpiughu,i_ deep policy;
to choose; -^k^Jy^ if/iipir
to
vn.
s.
betrayer of the city,
~mni.p
be choked
by weeds.
[timber. traitor ; -j/i,^i-y,jhiuj a. of the same
of
wood
beam
of
gess
s.
*'P""//".%
log
citizen,burcountry; s. townsman,
"piaqiup,
; -^
towns-people,--folk ; -jn^.
11,^ s. town, city; S. P**".
tuit-nplruilj
a.
\yui/(t
I,
2 -'"J -""J
guHihiTva.to make like a city; -"-fr/"
,

"

'j

-jtni-

-,

"

-u

-u

"

^\SX

59

town

dfistroying
; -^pnupj, s. civility,
ing,famished.
[person, greedily.
politeness
; honesty,virtue.
like a famished
ad.
"^iMiiiaii-iuipuip
s. small
"^miiy,^/,^
town.
"^u"futfp,lru.p
hpy s.pZ.smalltowns.
ad. with all the inhabit"^u,qu.^n^%
ants.

to cause
va.
'^u"iak-gn,-ga,'bk,r

wall
'^u.tiuigapj's.

of

interval

rampart;

s.jwerf.cancer,
"p/"f,^^t^,f
gangrene,
tetter.
; impetigo,moist
to feel
vn.
"p""/a^'""-'/',
gl"y gt-uii_
hungry, to be hungry, famished; fig.

between

"

"^mn^iul,O.J s. Gr. w. galbanum ;

hplr^hiptransparent
"p"'^'/-*''?/
s. Chaldean
ti-l'j/
; caster
,

hunger after, to
greedy of,thirstyor
to

'^"uiipnu
nj

"

s.

thirst

for, to

eager

for.

must,

of nativities ;

astrologei^,
soothsayer; ily a. full of or drunk
Ghaldaic
a
-q-kui/iu/ii
astrological
a. sweet
'^ui,0nu.yi,l,
;
,
the

-^,

num,
or
"P"/#^/ii./3?.

-^^.u^l,". s,
Chaldeans';
-^t,
;

with
;
s.

be

wine ; -""_
wine.
new

new

ad. in Chaldee
-f-^ui^/^t.

Chaldean;

ger,
hun-

famish,to starve.

fication,
mortification
town, forti-

lines of defence.

two

to

gentle.
hunger.

Bi.?s. judiciaryastrology,
horoscope,
'r""iiipg'"- j"'-^ip jj"'^3o.. sweet,
of a goat.[nativity. delicious; mild, pleasant,agreeable,
'^uiiiirMM.'u
a, born
to gather,to gather
va.
'putiltiT,
loved;
Ifji[,
charming, amiable, affable,
dear, beto
to
to
together, collect, assemble,
s, sweetness, honey ;
or-j"i-'S""
amass
; to draw, to extract
; to pick, ad. sweetly, softly,
gently,pleasantly,
to pluck up, to take
mild looking;
jny/iu
nicely; 4"vy*3"'-"'*".p
away ;
to keep in suspense,
to
gip'-'i'l_ni.i,ni,p
(^iu".npniSp-[ii.'ii
good-temperedness;
to keep at bay;
amuse,
pu/i"uf,pir,
gentle manners
jli^umiu^
;
f-ian^
to catch
puiiiym-pni^
Something out
4 u.fr^iuii/_.
pleasingremembrance
;
of one's mouth
it is pleasant to see;
4 *5" it is a
ly
; fig.to get cunninginto the confidence
of one, to obtain pleasure for them
I
it f*"J
to;
his secret
like
should
surreptitiously;
uJ^uoil.
4-^ Jt-^ mkuu/iihu we
;
with pleasure.
"tt '''P
saw
"^'"'ikL
t "I'lTw'iikhe began to
faint away ; inju [iiT^uiqt
a.
"^.uijgiiuipiiiJ-uii^
bearing sweet
my life is
S.
"c.
consuming;
wine; -pu"i a. sweet-spOken,mealyQi^o^j^,
"e. S. P'nPnilj"C.
"^u,qP'liu,m
mouthed, smooth-tongued;flattering;
s. sweet
'f.tui^ip[3i^piu^ s. tripe; ^uM2Cinn.uM_-pu/bnJ[i
tongue, kind things,
ing
%ng ^uMiipP-l tripe-stall.
[ius. honeyed, fine or soft words, flatter"

"

"

"

"

"

s. calcedouy,calcedon'^ajqlihif.n'i.liii

"-qp,

to handweed.

"^Miipg[" s. tl^efifth
,

ancient

Armenian

month

calendar
,

Jan.

of the

( Dec.

discourse , flattery
wheedling,
,
blarney ; ~p.u,p ad. sweetly , softly
,
a.
gently, mildly ; -puippmn.
honeytongued; sweet-voiced, melodiously
sweetor
singing; -prnpy
a.
good-

tempered affable
condescending;
mildoxtract,abridgment, -puipnH s. good-temperednesSj
"f.aM,int-uih-ni_^
earthen
dish.
m
s.
[ler. ness,
bearing
a
-p-h-n
^uiiipuib
-pirp
sels. tripc-man,
'paitipP-tuiltuTCatn.
sweets, producing agreeable fruits;
).

[abstract,epitome.

J.

"

tun-bellied.
a.
"pra"y"/3fc"/^a.
sweet-smelling,odoriferous',
-pnjp
lifluous,
"p""?a y or p s. hunger ; a. hungry ; sweet-scented,
fragrant;
-poi-^ a. melent
ness
sweet; -//^ a. full of sweetuib^uMpfih Viol^cfii^u/^ ai-tf-ff.^%
sweet
to the
canine , ravenous
appetite or
; ^{^"-p a. agreeable,
,
to
s
ubmissive;
excite,
gentle,
docile,
-fuum^
Lunger; j/""-t*/,
en
sharpear;
?.or
quicken the appetite; -^t.4"//". a. mixed with sweetness, sweet; mild,
soft , temperate ;
to be or
to be hunger-beaten,
liuMiiftu
puM'iig honeyed
words ; -luuMniini^p-T,
to
feel hungry ; Jlrn.u.%t-i_^ -nfb
s.
temperature ;
die
of
to
starve,to
starvation;4u.^4"". -funpJ-a. agreeable the taste,sweet
to the palate;-^o.. or ^ouji^a. speakto stay or satiate hunger.
ing
*"-/_
^monious,
is
where
starvation
a.
^uM^u,liuM%
or
singing sweetly, sweet, harb. ^lui^pbnt-iT* [lOlt.
tuneful;S. "pm.^^mpu.tr
; -.
'^luiiporbuaiP
adorned
with
fine
a.
StajV"
.
^rnqgiuunii
flowers;
huDgry,
hm^ij-li
-ghuii_
t

"

u,n.

95

f-nX

"PU.3

740

tongue draws
spread or spriukledgently; 44*. Iriui'hka smooth
-*"j..",^a.
the
of his hole,
out
even
a.
serpent
purling,
-i,u% a. sweet; -^u-pli^l
,

gently; -4^"a. sweet-eyed; (gentlenessis better than force).

cate,
delia. teachingwith gentle"p'"1[ff/""'-"2/5
ness
sweet-tasted, savoury,

murmuring
-4u"/r

a.

mure,
delicious;-4u/"Jpn/;ia. sweet, deaffable, obliging,
complaisant,
relish;
kind; -^luJh J, s. savouriness,

learn.

pleasant to

"P".r,y ". juice;gravy; jelly.

"^miTmli uig s. back , back-bonc
,

spine; -aiphli "lulinmnp a. brokencast down, cowed,

-4ijio4 or4*i^^"A a, soft-sounding,backed, hipshot;^^.
a.
harmonious
a.
dismayed;
-4"""/
flowing
humped,
gently;
craven,
-uifinp
;
ful,
tunemelodious,
hump-backed.
-iaipia.sweet-Toiced,
ful;
-'J/o/frouy mild-looking;fine,gracea.

fully,
disdainad. scornfully,
"^ujiHu^iupuip

ly
melodiousp"/^pu/n./.^,
sweet
svoice, melody,
; -S.uyi,n,.p%
harmony, euphony, music ; -Phuurp
voice; -^t
by his harmonious
lii-pn,l_,
musical

; -AUiTiu
tuned, harmonious
S.
gently beaming; -iCui^^li

well

a.
a.

slightingly
ible,
; -4u"% a. contemptdespicable.
dain;
diss. contempt, scorn,
'^laiTui^iM/iifi
-ir"

*"

uln^ikj-

or

"P".Ji/4t./',
hgl va. to despise,to
to disdain, to slight,
to set at
scorn,

"pu"^^,"".i".c/ie"".glycium,
beryllium. nought, to take no heed of,to make
account
become
to
no
vn.
or
of; -4^^^ a. despicable.
^uitigpuAuiiT,
uit/uij
soften
t
o
'PmJi.4^^a.
scornful,
mild;
contemptuous.
down,
sweet,
fig.
grow
relent

to

"pioi/ti/;
hg^

-'fc/'/"^
^nii, s.
sweet, gentle sleep; -%[,"^ps. grape
a.
spreadinga subdued
sugar; -^"znii_
-*^7"2^or

to extract, to

to press, to squeeze,
ter
wring; to strain,to filva.

drain, to

; to

to flow ; fig.
to

cause

exhaust,
up, to empty;
swallow
chants to be heard ; -z'"-'"'i_
a.
ifLiuJ-tuifto
gently
up, to drain
the cup ;
ceiving;
dea.
blowing ; -uiiua,["it
a^mj-uil^jyji^L. adftnt-p tO
flattering,
s.soit eyes, gentle drink the cup to the dregs, to swallow
-Miiuip^u,^

light; -ioi-.u^

causing harmonious

a.

to

drain, to use

"

glance ; -u/t"
-ui,nni-q_

ly;
sweetly,gently,soft-

ad.

bearing or producing

o.

tne

pili;

auJMi*

"

JpnL.nu luum^nt-PtMUtb

to drain or exhaust
the rigours
puiii^f,'!,,
of fate ; jt'^tpi' to suck
to
,

pleasantfruits ; -u^p a. fond of sweets;

s.
imbibe, to draw in ; m^raunmt^
"u^^ or "fi^S. ^uiflS{""^'^'i_
; "uftbii
j"'ij"3
chem. gelatine
a.
Vp ^uiJkl/i' he wept bitterly; ^nqJhil^
sugar ; -""iinij brought
to winnow; ^"""^"rj"!.to be swollen.
tenderly, in delicacy, delicate;
up
-

-^luiCuiii.s

confectioner

desirable

S.
*'^u.jp Ji-n/ s. wind; flatulency;
[der, straining-bag.
i^nifir.

-,nl/ii^a.

or
(sleep);
handsome
a. fine-looking,
graceful,
uikuf,i_

sweet

"

; -,nn,-p

by

fair

means

sweet
to

sweeten,

edulcorate

-mh,,

""pu/i/njuig

s.

residuum.

a. pro(order); -pu,p
ducing residue; cAem.
things; -^m-^ufiiywva.
ta *"
'P'Wt.'

to

render

; fig.to

sweet; med. to
soften, to temper,

step, stride; Jt
ad.
a foot of earth ;
ninfi'ii
at each
step by step; g
step;
-

-u

"."-

"

-,

mile; uin."#7L#
auin^iMM^pti tO
first steps, to break the ice ;
ifinfukuto step, to walk ; tt.
"

"

pace,

to calm, to allay;-^m-^l^a. soothing, ^uiauin

demulcent, emollient;wierf.edulcorant;take the

-L.h%l,s. sweets, comfits,preserves

-^n^t a. of sweet sleep.

filter,
strainer,cullen-

'f'u.Jh^uiir
". pressing,
."^uij'ni.^f
ooze,

given with gentleness,

a.

j,puij
u/bq-l,

fair "

softlygoes

tun.

far in

a. sweet.
"f'uMqpptili
[hallelujah.a day.
s. sweet song, melody,
'f'lu.iapiri.ti.nt^,
"^uyiiajfnfi,
fJ s. motion of the feet,
sweet
a.
"^u-ijapl'ti
step,
walk,
benign
dear,
gait; -*-"/" or
pace,
,
,
s. chem.
"^uiiipiiltui
glycerine.
"p."/^"r,
[darling.
t-j[,vn. to step, to take a
s. sweetness,suavity
'Pu,iippni-P[,u'i,
step,to walk, to stride,to go.
;
,

saviour

lity,
affabi"p""/n.lig -uii/^'iitui^s. necklace,
; softening; gentleness,
meekness, amability,
benignity, collar,carcanet.
[ety,mental trouble.
ud.
b.
amenity, urbanity; -/3f
S.
'pw^f"f"yuii7/p
*p"*^"ynt.ij"; aUXlsweetly,
softly,
gently,mildly; ~Pp oJi% /.a-"/.
^uytpiyttr,tjf va, to dissolve,to
,

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741

undo, to destroy,to take to pieces;

to disperse,
to break
^,".", to
up;
to distract;
dissipate,
^uu,^u,p,ia

"Puiij.tfr,
tj^ vtt' to demolish,to
destroy,to beat , to knock or pull
down, to subvert,to overturn, to ruin,

chase the darkness ; -[nrvn. to be dissolved,to dismantle, to

destroyed;to
spread

over

j-jp

fond of.

poiler.

nL.m,
"ptaipiBjnt-fff
or

destruction
looseness ;

dissolutiou,

s.

or

; as,
-

than; ufbn.p-, further,

beyond;

to contain

dismantling.
which.
'^u/iihpnpif.
tug a. s. what,
sidering
conj.for,because, since,con"pu.%2/'
,

that,whereas, inasmuch
though.
'^uAp %nj or "iii-y
*^
%hu"g o.

n^

^lUM no one but he ;

I am
ptaniii ti. ipiif'""fpt% fill;
more
than thirtyfive years old ;
^t^ "*.
thee
inpt-iug ^uiq^u unT, ho choosed
,

how

are
our

unt-p

sword

keener

; np^tiiU

^bustiuHiuMa
will

c'ottage"

than

uint^iu

any

ad.
"paAiaprnp
,

reign
palace !
hoW

lu

alike

in

the

mauy

the

in

on

have

how

what

day

pi^uiuiput^Mi?how

^iy

we

many
of

much

^u/iiy ilai?Cm_

or

much

it ? at what

price did you buy it ?

ing
Jp some;
days ;
Jp, some
quantity; -i.np a. haviuL.nt-pu
how
!
how
much!
how
to
^uii/f'
a quantity; -tJ;
va.
^,zA/.',
assign
h^l
often!
times
how
!
to
to
^uA^'
if-lnik-g^
contain,
quantity; measure;
many
ht- ^luiiji
l"Muguip
^utfi^puiuuip

comprehend.
many

ways

" how

^uAuMlini-Phf
s. quantity.
'^uAuApt^mit
^UMbuiiiiuu^
I

or

-hufii
"^u/huMuuMp
'piu^j.
/. -"i#4 mg
,

"pia

0.

"4

thotil

how

lair

ft-tit-^lii

I how
^uijptiuiu[ipni-l9ji

./t4 4

is

patriotism!

"^uApn.-PPiis. quantity.
ad. how
"fiuAliii/uiaifi
many

carving,sculpture,

meo
chiselling,chasing ; notch ; cae
bossment.
mrelief,
relievo,
-mil
; puipJp

sublime

-fik a. wolf-like,
s.

pleasant

art

! how
4- "un.uipfi'bni.pj,
lovclyIS virtue !

fierce.
[ferocious,

Canaanite.

ad. in how
'^iu%uilif

s.

irmpm uiuimk-^

often

?
luJlinfi,

owe

reason;

J-unru/bmii^

did you sell it for?

at what
price did you sell it ? ^uM%y
much
did yon give for
tfiihghphow

in

to be limited

to

-u%

month?

-u"^4"" a. knowing the quantity

; -".
vn.
4""i a. quantitative
; -u/iiiaJ", mjiy

is it?

la^n^paf

more

old is he?

long

n-h-yirphow

ways

still

\ how
iFiikguM^

do you

quantity,measure

s.

the

? how

with

4? how
iuiruig

days ? f

much

"fought!
f

P-tu^uii-nnuiQ

how!

? how

more!

puMfJl

as,

how
quantity ;
ui'iif.uiJ'^
?
tt.o ! how
"".i-mi-"-^!

tt'h'i how

qtB,r

peace
in the

"^oAia/i uij

other

4" /'uint^iu
[nuii^jiqnL^ld-^
p

"

when

late
vio-

much

".

/r,/p many

ready to die,rather than

s laws; i,mu,nicountr;^'

! ad. what

times

much
we

much

many?

; uiui,"pu;,u,

corn.

tion,
s.
'Pailiij.iiuSh
demolition,destruc-

before all the nations

'^

'pu#un.fi#u

K7.

na

well as, as much

conj.that ; more,

as

p^

1/34^

tSi *P"'^
earthen
s. jar,large
'f-u/iiq.ni.li
n-fiiaji

vessel

beneath,over

\ii.nL.Sh.

*Pf/jon.fiK-ufa~I

division

separation ;
,
ira.u,^ dissipation.
'^"y^"')"'^'
a- wanton,
loose,lewd.
"p"* pr. more
than, more, under,

as

ravage, to

to desolate ; S. "pui%^""4"-"r.
dispersed, devastate,
be violently
dess, destroyer,
"pu.ti^/.^
ravager,

to

; to

rase

be

how

every

times

many
time

more

^uAfiju uMbt^miT

that.

elling;
"^ui%\tAa.
; chis'^ufiii^.uMiiiuf.npir
laj sculpture
how
chased
or
n-iui-tiji
object;
sculptured
reason.
more
ed,
carver; chaser; a. sculptursculptor,

S.

"pmlv/i
;
-

much

more!

fr"-"

with

""_

still

[measure.
s. quantity,
"PiiA/.oin"-/?/.ii
number,
how
in
adman^iii%f
oplfbutli
many
table.
or
s.
chas'^.uiVuu,^
[ners
ways ?
chiselling,
s. sculpture,carving,
Gr.
^aitnii
s.
w.
or
ruler,
S. "q-oi^uM^npha.
n/jjin^i ""j
[lUg.
"pi"Aj."u4'"^?y
to
rule, square ; fig.rule, guide,model,
va. to sculpture,
frj/.
"p"A^a.4t/r,
S.ijaAni;
a. regular.
-.u4u"4r
principle;
to chisel;to notch, to cut.
carve,
carved, chiselled, notched ; -fp.
chisel ; -^.n^a-nt/aj
Ifps. graving-tool,

er,
sculptor,
"^m'ii^u.lifii^s.
carver; chaschiseller.

^u^npif. lug
,

s.

ariih.

quotient.

"Plla
,

s.hard work,hard labour.

"puifcju.^
va.
"pio^jA-iT,
tjili

in

tUJSL

742

pieces,to rend
to

to

asunder

-i-hqhgl.^a.

graceful,charming;

; to separate,

detach, to divide; jf"4i-f".

-

footed, nimble;

pretty,

very

-"^"mg

-i-nfiiad.

lightwell;

a.

very
ment,
achieve-

s. great deed,
-unphruL-PliiX

to bone.

exploit,feat; -^o-nfta. having

s- laceration,
tearing.
"piui^ni-Sh

well

clothes

the

the

girdledround
^0 take away,
to

ly-haired
well curled,cur-

a.
"PiK^iuf
uf%f.ni.fr

lacerate,to tear

to snatch

away,

rob,

to

or

well

body, agile,brisk,

well
a.
"%u,2-fi.u,p,nu'b

a.
having talents ; of
value of a talent.

up,

active, alert,lithe.

a.
hiding one's
despoil; -^uiPunf-n/^

talent; -un-np
the weight, or

tucked

cultivated

; "^ku,

a.

or

carefully

watching, looking

s. opportunity;
-,i.^uin.-pf
the
at
proper time.
opportunely,

well over;
-P

ad.

S.
false religion,sect; jkw.
itlwin/ri.;
*
^""-zJi oca, two pounds weight; ^
of animals.
the coupling
pt/.t^,tocause
S. '^u.p^J-,* to graft,
to
"^ui^yj-va.

lyp

inoculate.

qaJb\-nni.,upP, -^i.u"/iX'a.flourish

"c.

"P"a^(""f
fi^a-a. felt,made
". barley-bread.
"p"^44*'

-^i

well warned, very clear,

well armed;
a.

a.

plain,evident; -^4*
-

at

man

arms

; -i^ttij S.

"pra"""".

; cheerful, brisk,joyous,
j. well
merry-looking; -qnt-^-nilff
portion;
pro"^""-ii 'i!;y jn"-^ ifjuiiga.

of felt.

full-blown

"

S. \iMu^^y,i.
"pu.^.r

[builder.noble, valiant; s. hero; -f/" "" very

jPer".
w.
".
"p""j5j,^
ship;-4 ". ship- strong, powerful,mighty; -qopnt-Pf
s. vigour,valour, power.
a. of a fine colour; -Pm-fit
'^uf".iiPnfp
valiant, a. very dark, as black as ebony ;"B","^,
f"j ra. brave, gallant,
locks ; -Pn.[,^ a. soaring
raven
valorous^ manintrepid,
4%^
courageous,
iful,
[dustrious.
stout, bold, daring; good, honest, very high.
a.
worthy; clever, excellingin, of good
"rui^iucf-lip
very active,quick,in.

fit for;noble, distinguished, *-^uMiu.i^a.

bald, hairless.
abilities,
broad^a32y[u,'b2_
a.
high-breasted,
eminent; ". hero ; tutelar genius ;S.
breasted
ad.
ably,
suitrobust
a.
intrepid
well,right,
;
good,
IT^ffmi-u't-f^
-^un.
;
,
much
honest,
much,
excellent,
upright;
"..
very,
very
very good,
;
honest man
s. excellence,
Csesar,Augustus ; p
(luiij emperor,
; -iu,i.nt.ppL.ii
ujp
far
much
much
probity, honesty; -itqn\.a.
; very ,
very
puig
,
more
i'"/"/'
f "4
very well, fluent,eloquent; -jt-pa. encouraging,
; 4"//"f
that
well
will do,
as
can
ti
as
be;
inspiriting
il^it"_, s/hiuim-giuiilru
;
that is settled;well,very well!
the
to give
courage,
i^^pl uiuju to rouse
8.
heart to, to inspirit; "pu/^m^feyfr"/
courage! be of good cheer! S. M^'pt
,

"

-"

-I.

-/,4 a. well-spoken, a"poi^o/pu.'b

in words, eloquent,fluent;
,

bounding

MMinXm-u

to

pluck up

courage,

to

take

a.
heart, to cheer up ; -Jrpu.^ui'ib
exhortative,encouraging ; -/bphj; lr_

to give courage,
s.
eloquence, fluency of j/"va. to encourage,
-pii/iim-PliL-lii
a. happy,fortunate; to animate, to
speech; -pu,uu"p/j
ate,
reanimate, to invigorcheer
adto
to
to
bravely,
embolden,
valiantly,courageincite,
-pu^P
ously,
take
to be
to
boldly, heroically
courage,
; -piupn..pf up ; -ihpltiTvn.
s. probity,integrity,
honesty; fortune, inspirited; -/b-ptMEig courage ! be
fortune
heartened
take heart, don't be disgood
f,^a. producing courageous,
; -ptp
cheer
much, very fertile,
fruitful;
couraging;
-pkpn^l,
up ! -itppi_ a. en". fertility,
fecundity; -phpHMjUi,-ptrp_
-ikpni.piiJus. encouragement,
a. well turned;
p[iS. "^w^pt-i,;
exhortation,comfort; courage;
-pnfnp
ishing
a.
pm-u^l/a. woll sprouted,flourdocile,
attentive, mindful,,
-pyuOT
-ini-P
meek.
ed;
; /S^.
good-tempered; well affect-pni.uni.l3f
s. fine vegetation;fip.
s. temperature;
'^u,2tuluuin.%ni-Pf,Ji,
S. ^aipkpAiutT;
good temper or nature ; happy disposition good temper; -/ut"ii"/;i^
well
nourished
a.
; -pnum
or fed.
wise,prudent; -fnnu.
-^"4 a. judicious,
,

"PU.2
a.

aboundragin grass

or

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74

fodder ; -/"""/._
tile,rich; -4m/_

giving or suggesting good

counsel,wise ; -l"npe,i,^"^pj,
s.
good
sense, wisdom, prudence; -/i#o., "c.
^n^pif.a.

S- 'p"u2;"p"i"%"c.
,

a,

cool, very

very

ing,
agreeable,fresh; -4""" a. sweet-smellpleasant,balmy^ odoriferous;
tlHihfjto have an agreeable odour;
sweet
-4n"./.L/3^?
".
smell,scent, perfume.
-

well blossomed, aa.

*P""".""4-"""i/'4

dorned

ornamented
or
with
pretty
flowers,full-blown,
-*"..
flourishing;
well known; well versed, ex%oR
a.
pert;

a. sweet-voiced,euphonic,
"pf"""/.J""/*"

harmonious, sonorous,
resonant;
s. powerful or
-iu,pini-P-1,
agreeable
-*"""". o. well timbered, abounding
a. wellvoice; euphony, harmony; -.J/"
in woods
mounted
a.
on
a
a
; -b-tp
enjoying viggood horse;
orous horsed,
old age;-ft-tp"t^
ing
skilful in horsemanship ; -#?" a. hold*. a
ous
prosper-

happy
having many
or

old age ; -^imLpJ.

children

s.

the

fecundity,

well,dexterous, clever; well-bent.

a,
having a strong bow;
"P^/Jijijt^i

fruitfulness ; -"ini.%q.a. having many

skilful in archery.
fecund ; fruitful, "^m^uiirufiilint-Pl,
to have
children,prolific,
s. fortune
rich, fertile.
good children ; -J'u,u% a. lucky,happy;
well prepared,
"pai^iu^m^ra.

licity
ed;
dress-"r.un'iin^p-l
s. fortune, prosperity,feskilful in playing
a.
strong constitutioned;-iiu^tif
; -"r.um'b
iron conendowed
with
s. good furniture
stitution; (music); -WuipJItba.
; strong or
al
demoniacpossessed,
robust;
strong,
vigorous,
strength,
-IgMuija.
tial,
a.
s. warlike, mar; -liuip^a, well ordered, regulated, -iHupu, or i/Uipinli^
brave
soldier;
s.
good
disposed; -limpqju-PB
order,
-"napumL.pi.iiis.
nice disposition
valour
S.
piu^nflM (1%. bravery,
; -i^m a. sharp-witted,
; -limptt
full of wit; -Jh^-fua.
uiiupmh-ili
intelligent,
; -lihpui a. sightly,comely,
very
s.
sightliness, very shrewd;
^At^. to penetrate;
handsome; -liypuim-P-t
-

-filpR".

s. sharp-mindedness,
genius,
disciplined, -iTmai.p'l,
cised
sagacity.
educated, instructed,versed or exerintelligence,
victorious , bright,
a.
robust, vigor'^aifuifuiqP
ous,
; -^apn-l a. very
valorous ; S. "PiuJ"^^?.
a.
signal;s. famous conqueror;
; -4""-". a.
-juyu,
ous
obviwell
beaten
evident,
or
hammered;
clear,
plain,
solid,
very
very
very
to throw
light on, to
;
iiin^ikij
-ipotia. very religious.
to
to
to put in
clear
most
bring
light,
a.
pleasant,
'p""u.4i"iao/very
up,
be
to
evidence
as
plainas
a.
ipil^ij
sharp-eyed
;
agreeable ; -^^^tu/j
,
be
S.
to
evident;
-yuA^-nt-^i
quite
'lop^Jnfh
day,
acute-looking ; -^lyp
;

comeliness

well

ing,
daraudacious
telligence,
or
bold, most
a. very
talented, full of ina.
very
-e,u,%T(,up
ingly;
darof
ad.
boldly,
dauntless;
hardy,
witty ; -c,,uuumIia.
lofty
able,
suita.
hardily; -^"upjh,p
very
stature, tall, well-shaped; -4"."4 ".

becoming,

; fertile in

grain ; -4u.o. a.
very sharp, keen, edged; -4"fi. s. zool.
well-eared

fit

very

or

proper,

ness
s. fitapt, appropriate
; -ju,piru,pni-Pl,

faithful; most
aptitude, right proportion;
very
,
s. great faith;
adaptability;harmony; -yn/u o. full
confiding;-4i"i-""""n"-?
erudite,well versed, of hope, well secured, in good hopes,
-4'f!"-m a. very
reliance ; -^ni-^a. enfull of faith or
dowed
skilful,very learned; s. bachelor ;ibis ; -4to..u#"i. a.

with a good memory

; -jmuaa,.^
^_
assurance
s.
or
Pb
hope
with,
great
; -joJ-aip
acquainted
well
know
roughly;
thoto
willing,
a.
disposed,very
very
connoisseur in,
-4"/i.nt./??
*. vast
erudition, diligent.
of sciences;

^pmaiJSg,bachelor
to be
ilri^l,i%p,

to be

well

great knowledge;

calaureate "^,a2iiAuiJ'
bac"f.utpnt-pt^
""^ui)
,

of sciences ; -4*u"/.a. very

clever, ingenious, witty;
^At^. to
-

one's

known

value
,

to

or

worth,

shew

vn.

to

to make

one's

set

forth

oneself

courage

or

abilities
to
to exert
ingenuity,to set one's wits
energy,
,
to, to exert or strain oneself; -4*i""i[^excel;-i^iuiTc.well membered, stronglimbed, well-shaped
; -"imi^i a. highly
sonorous,
". loud, resounding, very
far-famed,
celebrated,very
renowned,
""
lively,couragecanorous
ous,
; -4"*/'
-in
J/""-?
s.
determined
fercelebrity.
a.
famous;
renown,
resolute,
; -4"i
task

one's

one's

"pua

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744

a.
abounding
"f'ui^uim':Cutp

in catties,

it^^L'
running swiftly
;
light-footed,
-

dustrious
gallop; -pm-kum a. incattle;
-"/u.u.^"""/". a- quite
ingenious, clever,skilful;
S. S'^/""'"/'"^'8^
ready ; -uihp'Tf'
; -"ik"
of courage
or
valour,
act
s.
ad. bravely, courageously, valiantly,-pnt-P'f
great bravery, prowess.
stoutly, resolutely; -uil^iq.a, very
to render
ageous,
cour"f.u,2u,^n'i.^u/biTirva.
solid,firm,constant; strong, robust,
brave, to inspirecourage, to
vigorous; ad. stoutly,strongly,vigorously
s. solidity,
firmness; give heart, to reanimate, to revive.
; -ufim.ni-P-'l,
a.
sustained
effort
"p.o".u"-ito.
very brave, valiant,
vigour,
unflagging
fruitfuldoughty.
s.
iorae;-uiii,iini-Pf
fertility,
to

full of

fast,to

run

a.
brilliant,
"^u,2"u^u,j^^
very bright,
producing
illustrious,
a.
superb ; --/'u/ngood fruits,abundant, splendid,
magnificent;
fruitful.
[water,irriguous. very glorious,majestic,
fertile,
s.
majesty,magnificence;
-"litun-ni-Pi'
a.
"Pm"i.,^/jt.^
abounding in good
.active, very
-"pn)P a. very diligent,
a. very
abundaiit;gener'P"."u"i."uu"
ous,
liberal ; ~iuiiu,p.mp ad. like a valquick ; -q,npi a. very experienced,
iant
gallantly,
valiantly;-it.nqp most expert.
man,
of
good preaching.[ons.
a. very
healthy, good constitution, '^lu^uM^iupanji,.
illustrisound
a. noble, high born,
of body, in perfecthealth;
"p./."ta.%
overheated.
well
boiled,
be
t
o
a.
"P"f"t"."#j
to
ib'ulri,
-well, enjoy health; -_
a. singing well, musical.
"pio^fep^o,^
s. good health,soundness
"Lni^,.pi,L^.

ness, abundance
much
or

; -"i^u./7"-/^

a.

^^"hpla. abounding in games.

body, plumpness ; -"-f/?- "" in the
of
a.
cooked, well done,
"Puj.""-^
"^ell
vigour youth, in the springtime
to cook well.
done
turn
to
of life,
a
; ^.n-lifc^,
lively,brisk, vivacious, vigorous;
nimble
lighta.
learning with facility, "^ui^piuj -p/{ a.
,
press,
footed, swift,quick ; *. courier, exvery intelligent.
black ; -u4/"a. loving
[to understand,intelligible.
a. very
"p"""./.utiof

full

-n.f.1-

truly

courageous

stout-hearted,

-u/"^in a.

;
,

fearless ; ad.
ly
a. swift-"o^gl'li

intrepid,

courageously ; -"y/"j
pouncing or springingon
s.

good

nurture

education

or

well nurtured

; -ut.n^pj,
; -u%nJi,^

brought up ; -um-p
a. very
pointed,very cutting;-umni.lri,
a. shadowy, well shaded,umljrageous ;
ed
-upntA^ a. well-legged, strong-limba.

or

a.
'^iu2^ltuii_
comprehensible,easy
a. choice,select,picked;
'^ii,2ei""l'p
choice troops, picked soldiers.
q_op^
4 ad. weff,
"P"."f
very well,properly,
I

as

it

ought

to be"

acute.
a. sharp-witted,
"^"u^Jh,^
well
loaded
with
a
"pu.^#^4n/2^
.

grapes;

v^*'/'*generous

wine.

B,'^a"^n.nii^t-P[it.
'f'u,2^il2ni-P'li

orillus^iu2np,f.l,
a. having virtuous
y^}i "unuililTt
^3*y VTl, tO
dutiful,
trious children ; good,
take
to be animated; -"/y.
[ous.
courage,
the brave,the valors
.pl.
"^ui^npkmp
"in"./?/ii.i*.
stout-hartedness,
courage,
; "upaihiTf

"^mlnpQnp0. gluttOUOUS.

intrepidity.

s. valour, courage,
a. lightor
'^m"u,il,i,^/{
swift-footed; "pu."oi-/?f

suitable

ery,
brav-

manhood,

gallantry; stoutness,
very
,
ing;
charmforce;
handsome,
elegant,
vigour,
exploit,achievement,
very
well
well
structed,
inheroic
a
.
acts; virtue,
nobility,
integrity;
exercised,
-tlaipjad. bravely,manfully, stoutly,
-Pp
expert, highly versed in ; *.
licentiate ;
ate
licenticourageously,valiantly,valorously;
op^'iiu^g-fiuiai-P-tr
in law ; -iluipJ-nJli
true courage
to
s. great exer; gni-gu/bhi_,
uuinjf
licentiate's degree. display courage
to take
cise,great
practice;
uia%ni-i_,
;
or
"^ai^uuihu
uilrul,^a. far-secing, heart,to cheer up.
""
-"Isi/f'W-i.
very

cent;
de-

"

"

-mtant.j
far-sighted;
fig.far-piercing;
*. far-sightedness,
sharp sight;-um^j"
or
of good birth,
"nn4"^( a. high-born,

fine-branched.
"^u.^M-nkzas. dexterity.
"^lupni^iuMlini-PfiJi,
a. very
"Pu."/.i-2^i
-kifj,
intelligent,
tuj

noble
full of wit, ingenious ;- 4- "/L"%i"t.f
illustrious ; -mn'iJh,.p-l,Jbs,
j.
,
there's good stuff in that boy; -nuP'S
high birth,nobility.
'^u.iu.pf,
a, very
s. greatintelligence,
brave, valiant,
sharpnessof wit,
ant
gall"

valorous

courageous

; -p^-uu

a.

good, happy disposition.

"PUP

-\,t. ^uip^
pebble, gravel; i,u,pliiu'i,lTi_
to
to stone, to lapidate,
lin}tiTi_-u,Jtip
,

death

to

to
i,uiiuiirhi_
-uijp^
pelt with stones; iPn^t-fj, iShiiii_~
f,
-b 'Ure"!) ""^ 'o leave, not to remain
stone
one
standing; "i;'"/"4'"^*t
j,""*
^-/" to strike the foot against a stone;
stone

"PO.P

746

"

-Jq-m-P^LA
nephritic;

J^k-r, "c.

moss

-pnt-^i
a.
flowing

Ibrth from

rock

springing

or

u./3i

; -yju^

-^^t^.

topped ; -^l"p" "c. S. Aj"fut.

craggy
"c. ; -"i-'huij
a.
wandering among
t[.l'P
rocks, in craggymountains, among
a.
places; -ii-nplt-,
stony, of stone,
,oj

pavement; -^mpi
a. stony.
"^[""it
s.

of stone;

made

become

gravel,stone

stone, to be

/" 4-.
"^uipuiif-p,

pluvialis,lapwing;
icterus,galbula.

w.

or

hardened, obdurate.
",'f'iupiuj-uya.^
B.'puipuijp
'^ujptu%Aiui.
-uiirn..m

a.

s.

plover,
"^.Mipiuuiu,^,
fj s. stone-worshipper,
atry
jaundice-bird, idolater; -""-? s. stone-worship,idolfortified;
a. stone-Valled,
; -uiuiuini-uip
zool.

rough,rocky,craggy;

rocky

mountain

hill ;

; -ikmninu^

full of

stone-wall.

stones.
"p,"P"."u.^/^o.groundbetween
bot. lithospermum,
s.
"^utpuMuhpahf^li

-/ku.n.'b cromil, stone-crop, gold-moss; -u^pa,

rocky

*.

stones, stony ;

~ibii
uin^iku to fillor block up with stones;
stone-cross; -piu,n^ja. mixed
-fiMuii^s.
with
stones
; -^//.m a. abounding in
a.

grotto.

bird's-foot-trefoil.[stone-work.

s. stellion,newt;
-J-uiin.or
PnPn^
J-kn., fiij
s.
sharp rock, steep rock,

s.

bot. wild-mint, penny^a,paA%ni-lu

wort;

or

: a.

in

dwelling

a. stone-like.
"^.tipuiiiJa/b

s.

crag

be

to

of stones.

mass
-^k'l^s.

Or.

changed into
to be stoned,
;/?p.
petrified

stone,

med.
"p"./"u'4n^;

S.

".

stone-roofed;

a.

"^"ijpu./p
fijs. grotto, cave, cavern.
to or
to turn
"^.upiutiuiir,
MMi^'y vn.

a.

s. ichthyolites.
-J^ni-lifp

s. rock-salt,mineral-salt.
"p."^.o.ir^
distaff.
"^,.,pm.r,iJii
s. cross-shaped
"^aipmjuiuiMi^
a.
paved with stones;

s. cragged rock, rough,

'f-u.puipini.p

steep rock; -p""/" *. rocella,alga tinctoria,lichen,cinereusterrestris,white

stone-throw;

*o ^'" ^'^^
uMi,huiii
ji"2s"iI'l}'
u,2_hL.ijt
birds with one
S.
li.o/3V.
Z^^pstone;

s.

stoning,lapidation; -"J^n^ or J^q. a,

throwing stones; "itt iptk/j -Ap^u
stones ; -"J^?or throw
to fling
,o,ii"t-ij
stone's
throw; -JI--P s. petroleum
s.
^

durate;
stone-hearted, flinty",hard", ob-upin[iir,kjiy vn. to have a
of flint, to be stony-hearted,
heart
obdurate.
cruel,
a.

cataract ; -.
s. waterfall,
"^uipuMiluiii^
thrown
bdellium
fallen
-A-tAor
s.
stones; -jtmiJiili
a.
"IkJ-a. precipitated,
;
with
ed
with
struck
a
stone, stonstones, stoned, lapidated; headlong;
pelted
stoned

be

to precipitate,
death;
ujn.%lri_,
uipliu.'bhu
;
["trellis. to flingor hurl headlong; to stone, to
Gr. w. vine-hedge,
cast
s.
'P""^i"4,
stones;
ipiku to fling,cast or
"/j
throw oneself headlong; -^tJ:^ S. "p-".
s. heap of stones
'f-uipuiljuip^Muii.
; ad.
like a heap or pile of stones; -^kp,,, pMMMjtipni^PJtt^M'^
S. *f.iupui^
"ilpj-ii-t/'t
J-liaT
inni.%
a. stone, built of stone
stoneuin.%t,r,
". preci-iitJ-nt-Pi
"l^Jpitation,
;
{[."iilur;
S. 'P""/".
house; -4/'/"
s. stone-carrier;
pice;
falling
headlong;steep, preciof
stones
t
o
stones
throw
s.
.ait.'hirtrva.
n,./i[,p
heap
-fiym
-^)4^c/
; -/jn^
^#i2CS."pm/iraAfeAto StOnG,
u,iulilri_,
revengefully.
;
to lapidate;-lin^,,^
block of stone;
s.
s. petrification
'^uipuiyni^SL
; jf?"-j"""_
ravine
to turn into stone,
ikiT
to petrify,
precipice,
va.
; -^ntrt -4n,/j .uy a.
made
built of stone ; s. stone-cutter, to stone
or
to harden, td obdurate.
; fig.
sculptor,carver
s.
;-4/.//ini./?/; "po"^.n^.i
mason;
steepy side , bank or
".stone-cutter's
or
calling
art; -^umi-p
edge or
shpre, precipice; J-iya-fiii,
cut from stone; steep, rugged; -4.""_
a.
of a rock.
verge
der
fenS. '^\hi!iMMi^np*
luib- s. mech. rail-guard,sweeper,
'Y^inpuMi^inp
-

io
uiuiiniua-lu

-bhpui

s.

to

cave.

cavern,

"

"

"

"

; -4u/"i

stone-cutter; pavrammer;
-^ or -4"u%p
stone-pit;-^u,p [" a. med.
,

iour's beetle
""!.quarry,

troubled

"",j

s.

cleared
a.
'^"uputpu"i_

from

stones;

or

with

the

stone

or

gravel,

puipitfu

; med.

grotto.

morphew

"" cavern,
; -.p"*-/'

"PUP

"P"'/'PAs

*"

"

"PUP

/i7

cockatrice
aspic,basilisk,
of an aspic.
"^mpihfi;
hgffva. to draw, to drag,
bot. stone-break,saxifrage, to pullor haul about, to drag along,

a. born
; -luyiinJiiq.

^u.pphlis.

alchemilla

or

lady'smantle.'

to lead

away

jpt^'i'to attract,to

'^atpf.nbiuliuib
"^uipfwiiinuai^m'ii
a.
win, to gain or bring over ;
g t-lr..
royal.
s
tone.
[stony,
mpi, to drag on the ground;
of stone, ^utmuMi-npu
a. made
'^uiphtik'ti
to lead or drag before the
"puifit-ia/
s. hail of stones.
^mphliiuplfni^,
judge,to bring to justice;^u"^i"u"/'""-"
-

um.

to stir to

to
pity, to affect,

move

s. boat-shapedstone
to slander, to bite;
to
'^uiph'iimi.
vase
qt"p fig- defame,
used by grape-pressers.
-pif vn. to be led, drawn, dragged,
s. stone-wall.
'^uipkniuipliuiii
trailed; p-kp^lp, to crawl along on
s
the ground, to creep ; g ^#"j/.to be
'f-uipi^if-niiiit
stumbling-block
,
"stone
ijhihu to stumble over a
;
dragged along in the dust.
stone, to trip, to stumble; -kJ", t-^J,
a. attractive.
'^uMpinqut^uaii
to serve
ing
as
to
a
act of drawva.
s. attraction,
stumbling-block,
'^u.p^ijli,
to trip
to stumble,fail or fall,
cause
to, dragging or drawing along,
'^uipni,ly or ."3 s, herald,crier ;
up, to supplant.
""
musician; preach, sermon;
preacher;
"^mpiAtlikj
throwing,
ing
fling4%/'
to pubpult
cataor
casting stones ; s. balista,
lish,
lUitli^L!
h'"vt'"U to announce,
-

"

p.atpp.i"n.

fig.biting words

stone's

herald, to proclaim ;
"""""^.
to preach a
or
preach, to make
to

; ^p_

to

throw;
piri. Jp,
to precipitate
to
sermon.
;
ifibh-i^,
Miin.%t'l_,
to flingat one
throw
stones ; fig.
^"upn^mli p s, caduceus , wand;
; -""-.
Aaron's
rod ; -""% a. preaching; -% s.
pji ". act of throwing stones,lapidazool.
gudgeon, [tion. proclamer , herald ; -^j s. fellow"^.apP-m/i
[is.
a

cast

or

s.
murmur
"^uipPfAt^ri'-Sii

preacher.

grum-

*^wpP-ni-stale.[bling,
murmuring.
^uip^pj.,
[" Charybdis.
bot. thc great consound
^iMipfanm
;
a.

s.

s.

^mpn^w, fryfva. to horald,to proclaim

ly,
publicby heralds,to announce
to cry; to preach;
to publish
loudly,

p-uMifiut-np to proclaim king ; j""_

to preach in the desert;
o_
^tu litf^ fall
%iuuiu,Mi,fi
med. xyjpj'ov,
u/bJilibto practisewhat one
favus.[p"f^.plfuuiliuMi.
"^uMph^iihii^s.
ample
'^iupfinl3-nii_s.
obelisk,cippus; S. !]". preaches,to be the first to set an exrod ; S.

solidago,golden

Symphytum,

in

"

stoned
to
a.
;
u"iLi,t-"_,
"^uMp^nft
"""-''* ; "yj'va.
stone; -umu^ S. 'P""/"4"ft
to kill by stoning
to stone, to lapidate,
""-"%
s.
-nup-'t
or
lapidastoning,
;

to others.

ulgation; preaching ; mission.

"

stone-cutter's

or

quarry-man'spick.
a.
"puipJAj a. thin-bearded ; -uiq-lHi
beardless; -"t-i S. "p""/"^.
"^uipT^is. bird's crop, maw, craw.
,

*^wp7Cp%wild
s.

preacher; missionary,missioner.

of
s. act of proclaiming,
"^""pi,jni-pf
of
means
heraIdB,promby
[tion. publishing

s. stone-cutter.
'f'uMp^ai-a.
S.
^luptini^ '^uMpmlitti^

^iMip^Muu,
p

"^lapnqfi^s.
herald, crier;promulgator;

pear.

S. ^uipna
"^uipnu

[porum.
tempctrosa,ossa

"^tupnalip
s.

ossa

s. stone-wall.
"^"opapiT
a,
infamous, disparaged,
'^utpnL.iu^
**" bear, to
b
lasted
disgraced,
4"7i.'
;
t
o
pocket an affront, put up with an
-

ner,
sieve for gravel.
insult,to behave in an infamous man*. wire
*'Pu./"/i.l
to behave
S.
-""_
filthily
brutally,
;
s.
iru"/"7."".
litharge
;
'^lupJh.p^MuH

in,.pf

s. illtreatment, outrage,
-u/ii^

dishonour, brand or stigma, infamy,

creepingly
;"
trailingly,
"-^tfj disgrace, opprobrium , turpitude,
to
crime.
to
to
trail,
train,
u'pi-At-ij in-kfj
s. small stone,pebbledraw
"^uipni-i
to
or
along
/"
drag
;
draggle,
^uipni-ilip
s,
in the belly.
( wall of ) cemented
to crawl, to creep
ifi-u^i
or

s. serpent's
"^.up^u^tu,
'f^uipimir
o)
,

trail.

stones

a.

S. S"*-*'-

s. Pers,
"^lupni-uiiaf

w.

yellowamber.
96

f-llh

"Pbf

748

or
"tf^"A -^
;
'^mpni-m I'ga. full of stones,rough, pardon,propitiation
libation
-/^*^ sinS. *ri"^4"""
; ^4
[stony; propitiatory
^uinnuptuM^
or
s. bot. parsley.
offering
'\\iM.f,an'i,
; -uiphp a. expiatory.
'^iupun'ii
"^uip^utu.ttr,
hgl va. to hack or hew
to pieces, to kill.
"P"o"^"".^
fts. camphor ; bot. "tree.
a. camphorate.
'f'uM,ppuij^uin%

"

~ku

^ui^mp,u,g s. cake, bun, pastry,

ment;
pu'iijs. Gr. w. card, paper, parchwafer,
simnel, hearth-cake.
letter;
cartoon, pasteboard;

ad. of
"?lr^% "^Irqnfi,

book.

s.

[(

secretaryship.

)"

Armenian

note
an
s. mus.
"pu/pf.."2.
"^-"uijuilu,
nj s. vinegar; acid; 'iiuJh^

aromatic

ir,u^"P -,

s.
oxymel
'f-tuguifumP-ujtb

acetimeter

s.
; -m/uA
acetic ; -^ui^f f,

maker,

; -iluiXmn.

vinegar-

s.

"ptS^

faint,weak, languid.

a.

bot,
"^t,uo^ii,pni,
s.

mountain

at the

helm, to

steer,

"^t-iiui^uip
^_3a.

sour

furnished
^Uiu,.-np
a.

fig.corrupt, spoiled;* s.
^ s. chem. acetate,
'f'm^lu.Mi^
"P"ut.conj.not, no, never, not
,

turn

s.

steers-

rudder.

with!

a. leathern,parchment.
"p"-"J^.nu"iu.'i"

for

far be it from me, God

save
j^'uk'i',
!
God
Sn*4
ibgl;[fbi[,
preserve
me!
-.ptj^. ibab' # ital" no! God
forbid !
far be such
/Aj/" ^.A^
from
thee
thoughts
^/y^ Jkqj we
;
will not, we don't like ;
God
/.Jk'i"2_,
us
save
preserve
us, God
; "iii u/i.^.p
itat' oh! never! fye! fye upon it!
.

s. place or
"f-uji-uipu/ii
expiation ; purgatory

instrument
*

without, besides, except;

er,
leath-

[rocco
Mo"^kjhu^m
illuuiys. leather
s. brother-in-law
stewed
"pti."/^"pt'fct^m^
husband).
[sister).
[fruit. (sister-in-law's
at all;
"p"i/.
.itn, sf. sister-in-law (wife's

along! fye!

go

with

leather.

me

;
with

o.covered
"^irMiiumaiuiuMui

pn

steered

s. acidity,
sourness.
"^uijm/ani-p-piii
a.
"^uiguipiiii-m
acetous, acid, pungent

shame!

to govern, to be
[man, helmsman,

shaft.
"f^iriinj
airpirS.li"/"^*7-i-"^.[pole,

acid.

or

acid, sharp.

int. away

sweet-fern,chervil.

acetine.
s. chem.
"^uigui^fi^
to
taste
"pa,gu,lii[iirvn. acid,to
Bour,

oreoselinum

parsley; chserophyllum,

sour, to render

by thyself;

'

alone.

rudder,
"pAij/.^y
qhuig s. mar.
helm, tiller; 4".n.o"j pole,earriage-

seller.

"

pr. thou

"^t^fiy/iiunr,
uiguj vn.

vinegar.

vinegar-cruet; -y/iia.
s.

Or

cellor
secretary; chan"pm^oini-f^iu//
1 "j
-u/ii s. secretary'soflBce
; -""-?
;
s.

of

sf. nioce ( sister's

'^hn.iuif.nt.uutp
[ter'shusband).
daughter).
"^tn-iypuin-i J. brother-lu-law (sis,

uncle's wife.
sf.maternal
*'pA-n.44/A
er's
s
.
"^t-n-[i
n-lruMg uncls (mothn-i-nj
,

brother).
"^tn-npij-lrui^
-if.^g. nephew.
Ar.
w.
letter,
"ptmiy p s.
writing.
-f/uA a. born of,or
"ptmn"-^"u6-/A
,

from Keturah.

descended

"pt^/uiSplaning,
y ".shaving,
scraping,
,

smoothing; -n/" bs "" scratched

out, scraped,polished.
s. grammarian ; grammar;
"piui-^l-gs. astrologicaltrifles.
"pfrpui^mi
*
s. magian, magician,
"^uiuq.kiyi-klij
spelling-book primer ; -ui^uA a.
wizard ; -q.t^'i-^i'
a.
magical ; -^t""-? grammatical; -m-? s. grammar
; -opk'b
s. magic; astrology.
ad. grammatically.
"po.tt./',
of scraping,scratching
s. act
t-gPva. to expiate,to atone
"f.tpMMtitp
to propitiate,
off
to satisfor;to justify;
med.
fy,
or rubbing
abrasion; S.
;
;

catafalco ;

conciliate,
Jo

to
or

render

favorable

propitious; lia^^u,i.tu.^,u jJt,iu,^

,

"-npu

God,

be

merciful
hiT

^iu,-hu,i_
"^uii-P
uip^iks.
;

ku

zool.

to me,
am

out;
-

expiate.
"P.u"-ni./?/i
".
expiation,
atonement,
to

bowmen.

"ptpt^,tjf

lynx.

ner
sin-

innocent.

'P""-/'i.
"" expiatory,
propitiatory
;
f/At^,

"c. S. "pt^/Ju.5^["ptpfi.
"^lrpfu,ir
ers,
^hptpp% s. H. w. oherethim, arch-

to

va.

scrape, to
to rasp, to

to erase,

to scratch

scratch,to grate,to
plane, to polish; to

graze,
rub the skin off,to excoriate, to flay,
to lacerate,to torture ; to take away,

"Pb'P
to remove,
to annul
to write;
inscribe,
touch
slightly

; to engrave, to
to graze, to
u,n.,

skirt,to

coast

the shore

"n.p'u f.pu.^
of shame; S.
-

to

lay
n"-^'^,

^hpP-tj; L-gi,
va.

to

excoriate, to peel
to

compose,

close to

to go terra
coast ; ^.i#.

aside

all

to belch, to
"^Irppu.mj'vn.

"p4 s. omega, end.

"P4*i .pJAni.s. rancour,

to

,^^,u,rp^

u,n.

along,to keep

; ^u"^u"/]|^
marterra, to sail along the

fMT

740

off: to

write;

to

to
strip,

make,

to

versify,to

/.

hatred ;
or

to
flay,

inveterato

hate, spite,ill-will,
resentment;

bear

sense

eruot.

or

of

out
ilppj-ai-y

upu^k-uJ,

to
ill-will,

to
J',na,'i,lri_,

-u

grudge, to

owe

bear

venge
re-

from

or

hard

bear

malice

["iru.^"t._

for an
**/,.to keep alive resentment
injury; ni.i/ii_^
mjltp, to have a
grudge or spiteagainst;i,uii,ki_
ij^kJtO bO
.gpini. l,!l"f.pki_
ilpjtj-nt-g
,j-

poetize.

[grammarian. revenged, to revenge oneself.

s.
"pA-^/3/i.^,
poet; philologer; *"P^t//?sf. female of domestic
mals,
ani"fj
"pt-pPniiaipuiiiirir,
tj^i vn. to speak
she-cat, bitch,"c.
write like a poet,to poetize,
to versify
"p42_.
/"3s. Pers. w, sect; -mliiuplimm

or

ad.

; -poMp

poetically
; -4"%

a.

tical
poe-

grammatical ; u"qu,uin..pp^
poeticallicense; -4'yp s. prince
father of poets, of grammarians.
;

or

instruments

'^hpitkj'ihap
pare

take
,

"

bOX;

oil-filter.

s. nostrils.
"f-Piuilin,/^

"^pt-p

flaxen cord.

s.
,

^pnj

comb;
curry-

iniiitA swifter than

,

'^ppn^Hh
,

hooks

; to shave.

"pt/inp "^Irpnilj!
^g
uig

"Ppirp y s. flower end of fruits.

of the
s. winking,blinking
"j^ppt-ilip
of iron, eye; twinkling,
trice.

strip off,to peel, to bark, to

to

va.

to
[i"n.troi-^
q-

sugar-rasp.
grey hound.

s.

"f-pptrj; tgl, vn. to winkle, to twinkle,

to wink, to blink ; /" ui\iu%,
in a
in a trice,in no time, as if
twinkling,
'ptno"f"-i/', ifpiuL-ph- by magic ; uipunfUM^nfl,
^ q^ppt-i_ "^

-^^uMpfi,

"^hpit^ nj

a.
-ui^ham
cloth;-huj a. flaxen,

linen

s.
"^Pu/bng

or

wearing

"^Piufiiamsnuff; innM-ip-y

S. pOB'^hpPni.iuit
'^t-pPni.Pji
wj
verse
try,poem,
; grammar.
"^trpp^s.
ser;
scraper;
rasp, grater,erarake; plane; planer, polisher;

of torture

sectarian.

"f-Pulits. flax, linen

S.

"

iron-harrows,combs

s.

linen.

^IrpPnitni-PptJio, *^lrpPnt-uiit
'^kpPnqniu^Psf-pOBtOSS.
,

a.

~t

"^p^p

lightning.
S. f'Ppyikp'

ts -^'A

'

"

^hpni-p^j s. cherub, pi.cherub-

'^PnuhiT, A-j/i
va.

to louse ; to flea.

a. cherubic.
[im.
"^tpnilpJ^mfjuiii
'^^Pi.pP'ujs. nose ; ^ytni-uAtuig
S.
[rasping. snout, muzzle; "/"-"-, iftn^p,upuih-typ,
"Pt^nj "Pfrf./'i..
scratch
tle,
"ptpnt-uib; scraping, zp2^'"L'"""""t'"k * l^rge,big or botng s.
-

~'

"Pt,

scratching, scraping

L-UL

[insula,
(Crimea).

excoriation.

^kpunii ps. Gr.

"ptp^tf/V
tjiPva.
,

w.

Chersonese,pen-

to drive

away,

to

L-t'f*"*" *o ^" wounded.

"^hp^t^^iT,
tj/lva. to gall,to wound;

repulse.

or
"pfr^^42.

rush,

k-

sweet-

bot. acorus,

s.

little,
pointed,turned

up, snub or
flat nose;
to turn
if-u fi i[yp "nu"%"y_,
ty;
up the nose, to look scornful,haugh-

ryupj^ti
^

"ptja. detached,divided,separated.

^hgtj;t-gli

va.

to

detach,to

to

to

ate,
separto take

remove,
extrange,
qJuAm-liii
away ; ^ uutlrii^ ^pP^,
ifulpm
unilapnL%tO WCan
(iJ^uaPllii
;
to wean
or detach
J^k b i,y^iai-ptg
"

"

"l!r

tO get iutO
i^utniiu"j

to go the wrong

the nose,

"^{"L'-eit
".pc"-

*"

the thumb

way

in swallowing.

between

space

the

forefinger
or
;
traducdetractor,slanderer,
"P^Y.*.

tipsof

"cane.

"

er, informer

"

; spy.

Gr.
ft,[ii-s.
"P/."^n"
,

s.Gr. w.
"p^i/A-n.

^Jbn.n%

s.

Gr.

Gr.
'^ftiljiai
s.

w.

aliment,food.

chimera.
w.

frigidzone.
Ar.

w.
chemistry;
"c.
%uippiiipuibai.pfitA
'P^"(p.f "/"J s. palate; fig.liking,
price,
caseparation.
s. detachment,
^lrgniL.ah
fancy; g .ffi"^ by whim, hulaugh,loud lough.
s. horse
"p^-^/K-aib
motously,capriciously,
eractatiou.
fantastically
"pA-^nc^ms. belching,
;
,

one's heart

from

worldly

matters.

alchymy

or

; S.

"

"

"P\yb

"P^b

7ao

ing,
("^Jiujaccordingto one's fancy,likI

%nniu

ihunt^

upjit h'-P

to his

tongue clove

coaxing , fawning ; wooing "

^
courtship, gallantry; iu*fe/_

ment

to laugh
; /A7. ^[iiKiJ-uimln_,
the
teeth
outward;
constrainedly,froin
"c.

HH^H'"^

court

-iu

"IS

"

to

iarize;
tame, to domesticate, to familto
*^
"*""
tame,
"t"'Ll'
grow

be tamed

palate.

; -""#" """"y.,

[i"'ha ^lup^uA^^a,

["Pii/ii/".
a. sweet-spoken.
'^b%uEf.,Ji,

^liiiiup-umnj^
spiteful;
rancorous,
a.

caressing , affectionate ,
malevolent
"pa^/fa
a.
revengeful,vindictive,
-luiq-l^p
coaxing, flattering; wooing, courting.
il^ik-fj
hinfiituto revenge
;
to
"p6-i/i.r,
venged
h^ay vn. to endeavour
oneself; t^fri-iTui^ni. %npui he re.

his

to
venge, please,to affect,
s. re-^A^/"/7"./3?

death ;

bouring
s. har-liu,in--P'^

vengeance;
revenge

"C.
^^MgJuinfq "C. S. 'p^^luifu^q.^p
r
,

"^l^u/biaiT,
"p/AufiT,
uiyuif
a

to bear

nourish

grudge, to

S.

'X^ptimmq

vn.

hate,to resent.
^fititu^'lii^fip
; ~x^uj4 ft.
for

harbouringresentment
resentful,
rancorous;

an

injury,

caress,

to

court, to woo,

to

fondle;

one's

"^uA,

rancour;

or

to

court

to, go

flatter,
to

pay

courting.

to,
tery,
S. "pft^/ri^?
n^sa
*.
"Pfrini./??/
or
; flataffected airs,adulation.
a

"^Itnt-uip
wedge, ingot.
mt)
s.

^"luidlniU13
,

Or

s.
"Aj-"'j

Gr.

w.

chla-

mantle, cloak.

mys,

a.
bordered, hemmed,
"Pifujliyuii-ifp
jury fringed,edged,trimmed.
inan
hatepet
"pfyr.#Ajip
j/rjs, skirt of a cloak,lapof
a
border,
tail;
fringe,
[cour.
coat,

-i^o.^m./^ft* *.
of

resentment, remembrance
ill-will ; -"."/.

a.
spite,
or
breathing; -i-npni-p-liJiM
s. resentment,
"p/Ani-^
trimming.
hatred, ranPars.
'^"ti_a- w. few, some, S. Ux^i*"*-- "p2^2(t"r,
tjP va. to tear, to rend, to
of
in
chalk
tear
".kind
or whiting,
"p/fu
pieces,to reduce in tatters.
"^u"y
woodheathj\m,%
-^JtuuiHh s. bot.
or
"^iKii^iip^
^[unpJ-a. pleasant,
agreeable,
orobus, bitter vetch,
[watch.
pease,
ervum,
s.Pers. w. watch, ambush
fitch.
"^Jpi,
; a. in
to quiz,to laugh at.
board of corn.
s.
va.
'f'l'iim
"^"riruMiipirJ'
awH,
,^uinnj
,

with sleep
"pisri""Aja.sleepy,overcome
sweat
infi'iip
mtuiig s. perspiration,
,

; fy.

hardship
labour,hard work, toil,
fatigue,
sleep-begetting,
somniferous,soporific
iria^ni.
narcotic,
opiate.
death-sweat,
;
;
"t-i'tj
perspiration
to sleeptogether.
vn.
^'buM^fig
it^JiJ'
precedingdeath; um-uiu,,
^imi.,
"fibuj^ium
copious, acrid,
tj."up2^i,nm pp-ni.
-m.p-f.i.'b
lug a. sloepless;
fetid,sour or unpleasantperspiration;s. sleeplessness
ing;
; -^'Ibk "" sleep-walk-

s.
p ^ntnutb fp^
somnambulist; -^^".../3^iAs.
Jmui%/r"_OV^u'pi^taf/^"j
pire,
sleep-walking, somnambulism
"bk/jto sweat, to perspire, to trans; -""4j"
to be all in a
fond of sleep,drowsy, sleepy.
perspiration
; t- a.
"piaY"""j or ^j s. lyre ; viol,harp ;
.niu'i,,to be all ovel" in a sweat, to be
asl. Lyra;
4uy'4"'**z.'*o P'^y 0" "^
bathed in perspiration
'^^pmuidp^ Irph^ sound the lyre.
to earn
one's
i,mjP-iyP-lii_^yiu'iia
a. lyrical
'f^iUMpui^utb
uuig
; ^ippP-aqntJ'
bread or livelihood
by the sweat of lyricpoetry.
[lyre-playing.
one's brow ; 4""f""7 g
I fell
'^'iiiupiu^uip
; -ni-Pf s.
gnupm
uij g. lyrist
into a cold sweat
sweet-toned.
a.
; ^m-pu,
g""t/^ii"/Lti "^iiupuiiuyu
from all his
bed
couch
a cold sweat
ran
s.
["^uii'kp
'^"upnu'h
sleeping,
,
members
J
S.
J),i"/"icA",
p"m/3u,L/"./'.
dormitory; f.g.grave, tomb;
;
room,
eaves-lath
"P/"- ^""-y
s.
crib,cradle.
j'uM'bliui'ii
[ingawake.
^nuui,^
,
of
eaves
penthouse, cornice; mm*,
"pim^^t^a. hinderingsleep,keep-

"

"

"

"

house

cavern,

^aipiypl,

mouth

of

entrance

cave;

to

g^o..".iu,

*"P/.c^pS.3"^'[in^6''
cover, sheltered.
distance between
measure
s.
"f-iMu^,^,
,
of
thumb
"
tips
tended;
exforefinger
span.
endears. caresses,
'psyiip
fondling,

-,a^
a.
'^uMpirpif.
lyrical; s.
tuj
lyricauthor or poet; -n^p'l, s. lyrics,
lyricpoetry.
[fruit).
fitutpm.^s. bot. oucio-fora? euci (the
"f"ii4'".d'fUttajj
^_ja. sleepy,drowS.
*-pJ.i/jp 'Pni-^jp [sy;lethargic.
"PH."-/3/'s. sleepiness,
drowsiness,
,

-pnu

31

lethargy; .r",4""p"^itrance,lethargic
sleep.
[whilst eating.

treated

"pi/3J'/J^.ryn. to

move

" mouth

nose

to move
va.
'i^iP-niih^ni-gutiihir
muzzle

the

about.

s. folds
'Pi/S-nA/ry

wrinkles

or

*i/A

s.

examine,
argue,

of serpents; rings
trunk.
elephant's

in the

examination
to

;^

to discuss ; [,

criticized ; \

"iiirij
ipiku

uinZhnt^ii

"

consider,to ponder;

to

to be

y."^,

to

to

pretty, darling,mincing; ". puss.

to chase, to drive
to
or
expel.
out,
away
fan ; keshotz,
"p^ny i/#3 s. fly-flap,

"P^iiT,
t-jfiva.

to

mined,
exa-

study, to

flabellum,
ringing-instrument
agitated

criticize.

by

s. critic,
'"^hiuip.u^i,
a.
censor; -u"l(",%

-Irj; fry/,va.
to criticize,
critical;
to
-n,.p1.
censure
s.
criticism,
;
censure
;

~l"'"tl'e""" investigating,
making
pioaiy,

examination

-4^3

examining

a.

va.
lUi'l"!",
lu'bifphJ-

"

Greek

during

"pn

tnine

^0/

pass.

a.

ufiuuiTViun^ SuiT n.uiinh

miuc
"
thine " are
the

of all law-suits.

causes

'f-nPu/iiMu^
U13

gether;
to-

lop off,to trim,to

nifli in-un

lin.n"-y V.

or

to

cut, to retrench.
.^n/n'/.
proii. thy

to

the Armenian

Mass.

va.
"pj.nt./",
trj/^

searches,
re"._

the deacons

prune;

seeking inquisitively;
ticism
-luount-Pf $. crifault-finder;
S. P%i";2'^./""./3/.^%
; -1101% a. of
-

dulge
in-

or

S. -Pi^^t
J-.
"Pif^t-J"p*^"i-^a.
delicate,
soft,
morbid,
tender,

i/;.,,^^
"".p^u.'i.hu

examine,

to cuddle
delicately,

oneself,to be nice,dainty, to
to
give oneself airs;-h^ai-^ufiihir
va,
render delicate,
to pamper,
to pet,to
fondle,to coddle,to make much of.

*.

[ers.

cloth ; cover;

draw-

"p.ii^,
nifj s. veil,cover
;
4""^_
nj
make
a diligent
search,to investigate,uiu%hMug nuptialveil.
to make
researches
; -"4/" a. fond of
'^nipMipripp
s.gr. amphimacer ; -quip^
-ziyiL

to

desirous
examination
to
or
eager
,
know
how, curious ; -"lpn,-P-1
s. passion
for

research, desire

with a veil;-^"^l_
veiled,adorned
to
mask;
H-phitva, discover,to unveil, to.una.

of information,

by a veil,
s. sweet-gum.
"pofiu^
[veiled.
fig.to voil,to cloak,
^niiu.Hr.-lrJ'va.
a. concealed
-ituihni-li

curiosity.
"pM,fef/*,
li^pva.to exaniine,to study,
to

to discuss ; to censure,
investigate,
to control ; to meditate, to consider,
to think ; S. S^'/.M'"?-?/*';
to be
-t'i'vn.

examined,

to

undergo

examiner
"pW/f^s.

an

examen.

ing
wearshroud; -.Jf^a.veiled-headed,
est,
a
veil,veiled; fig.coy, shy, mod-

to

timid ;

the veil ; -^aw

s.
head-veil ; -.
*.
-plihtT,
ani-qhir,
tj/iva. to Veil,to cou-

gr.

troller;
coninquisitor;

drawing

amphibrach ; -inj

ing
s. veilceal,to hide, to cover
; -p^n^j
or
concealing.
tion;
or "f-Vtint-P-fi
s. examinaunveiled,bare-headed,
a.
"^Viin^Mjpl'
'^niff^ilikg
research, discussion; inquiry, brazen-faced,unblushing,shameless.
control;thorough
'^ylHi
inquest,inquisition;
a.poss. thy,thine.
tion
self-examina"^n/li%i"q.npit
u. made
by thee or by
/""/?"?
investigation
;
examine
armed
to
a.
thyself,thy ; -qki
by thyself;
; g -Pp
; /i iTai'iAlii^,
to pass the censorship
; /^iq. -ipo% a. belonging to thy religion
;
iu%jui'iMb-i_,
to examine, to control; ^puMiTu/b
or
a. ordered
imposed by thee
-pp: iupli,a%lr[_,
to criticize^
to censure.
or
by thyself;
-%lt"-Pa. done, produced

fault-finder;critic;
-

-ipn^,

censor.

-_

thee ; ~^tfiii_
a. inspired
by thee ;
-"".% a. done with thy diligentcare;

by

"p"/%"ii.a7"
s. examination.
"Pi,.^,-4 S. "Pi4"'A-"
S. 'P"^V"^'
^"i,^u"nkJ-

-umbq^

^"b^tii^s.
clod, glebe,lump
fig.obscene

word

or

of earth ;

a.

given by

jest.

created

by

thee ; ~mnL.p

thee.

i^t-pp..pnp^
'V"yp t.ff'11.

soft.
"pt/p^C"^ delicate,
S'piip^mir 'P%p^"/.
mincing
"p"{^^o%^". pretty ways

a.

[ter; nun.
,

.pt-pjS. Sis-

"^ypuM^i-Pp
-Pill-s. adopted sister ;

"^.

-uilruM^a. hating one's sister.

manner,
daintiness

smirking,pfettiness,nicety,
ling.
; caress, endearment, fond-

^iij

"

to scratch

vn.

to

smirk

to
,

Be

stretch

yawn.

"f-nn.lys.H. w. corus, bushel;strike.

med. itch,
"p"". y, nil_s.
scurf,scab.
,

f-%^^ir,tjilivn.

oneself,to

"pn^

"pn-p-

732

uin^iihuto send to
waking; /.
lull or rock to
scurfy,scabby, sleep;(jnpnpuAl,) to
"Bw'n
""3 a. itchy,
sleep; ffmp {" il^iru to be in a sound
scabbed; -^iT. t-guyvn. to be infected
cf
S. "P""
"^nunJpJ,
[withthe itch. sleep,to sleep soundly; zru/^iu^t/.
to
^f
sleep;
enjoy
.f!*'"/
-niip- uij s. U. w. epistyle, ^uiifapnuPffu
'f.nifp-atp
find
to
a person
asleep;
to scratch,
i/n^
[capital, "f.inufbki^
va.

^numpyu

bot. scabious.

s.

no

"

^nphir,
Ir^l,

s.
chorepiscopus,
"^npt-i^liu/inuinu
s.
nity
digrural bishop,suffragan; -"""-?

piiuihunilr/
pitLnil^t ntin.iiitMinlrij

a~-

disturb

to

trouble

or

tO

one's

break

g
sleep,to awake, to rouse ; /"p/"fr"be half asleep; 4'"to
iVitl^ij
lupPnJiiu
-

bishopric.
s.
a. cubic ; -^uip^m-PJiiii
"^ni-m/iuA
by means
cybomancy , indovination
ished
of cubes or dice; -i-np a. eaved, furnof

with

rural

,nu,'i,li_^nj
jui^g

eaves-lath.

an

sleep;

to lose one's

nutitffptulip/QifUMinkUMI i^p luipilltrt-gu^

to
unknown
^ujjip, aaXra sleep was
sleep fled far
-,
"

jl^'kl^
"pnctuy "p/ri-tipj S. Gt. W. CUbe, him; ^"ii/utf"".
that causes
ballot;mn^,j, from me; ""/'' (" inu"%^.
die ; suffrage,vote, ball,
PuAApm-PhMi/U
^
sleep; i^tf^qtWut^
^nt-klig urn , ballot-box; JfuipuA
4'"buried in sleep , fast asleep ;
unanimous
an
vote;
by
,pnt.tlit-^,
^*"
i^^p^i
utiruti 4" J'"i"'3
t'^3 'Wyt
lot,
to vote, to bal"up^uAiri_,
uiMUf^ Jlti-hfj
I am
nor
day,
neither
I
night
sleep
to
the
to
to come
poll.
vote,
t^^num p*...
; S. Q^iapP'uni.j;
sleepless
,

"

'

Puiijihj;"c.

s.pl.sisters.
"pnM.t-pf

"P"iA"-.r,tj/.vn.
voter ; -Pli^A
'^ni.iiuipl^niuig s.
ballot;
f-mqinip
v
oting,
balloting,

*.

vote

to demand^
(.hiif-phij
elect
to
by ballot;
i^mphi^

poll;

poll;-Pp

to go

poll,

the

to

poll;

present at
to take
ilfi,k-i_-phpoll; JTuiifiiuMiilg

iP'uhi_^-ptto be
%t.pliu;i
,

the

to send

sleep.

to

vetch

the ballot.

/. s. summing
"pnt.4-4u.//i"/"
.

up

of

s.

of the head.
the Tartars.
stole.
bot. bitter-

w.

[C^pAl-

4-/l%"J

; S.

or
mbfnt-p
"Pai-^npiifpp

to

squat

Pers.

to

w.

sit

S.
as

[male sparrow-hawk.

tow, thread, string, fowls.

a**, zool. musket-hawk, tarsel,

"P#i..i.,f

yarn.

vessel,pail,
^uiPjA
[coarse language.

water-

s. wooden
""pni-^uy

mill-hopper;

bucket ; mech.

vn.
*'Pnt.^pP^

Totes, counting of votes by ballot.

"P".t.#^,
^qn/

side
s. temple,
"P#f".ip
ad.
like
'f'ni.^iu.puip
s. deaconess'
"p/i"-j4it%
"^m-^iui fi s Pers.
,

part in

repose,

to

uiaXku

va.

sleep,to

fathers ; -tgnt-jmitrf*

one's

sleepwith

ballot;
inp^uiulip-[3-1, result

by

of the

woman,

-,

to

rest ; to lie with,to sleepwith a

to know
her;
^i^ 4""/"'ito

to take

"p/it."."o^n-piap or n-ni-P
,

fif.leek.

"Pfn-it^colt,foal ; sf.
'Pni.fi.ai^
ui^
milk-paib
rath
or
rare
[filly.
s.
egg.
obscene
*'^ni.a.ipp
or
word,
s. coarse
*P"i.2('u""Y
monk's
cap, cowl,
"^ni-u^Puyf_js.
a, light,
bay, chestnut.
"f-nuJiufP
cuculla.
hood,
capuche,
"pntA, finj, nil_s. slecp, slumbor,
sisterly.
a. sister's,
"^ni-puM^iai
i/L"4nL,
nap, rest, repose, pause;
s.
crucible; S.
cupel,
"^ni-piy,
ftg
mptnpj- i,uMU_
sleepof death ; ^-un/sp
s. sisterly
love.[2,""cj
'^ni.puiu[ipni-p
s.
cupellatiou*
'^ni-pai^ni.iih
soft, agreeable, tranquil,calm,
sack-- ;
"^n^pji^pJp s. hair-cloth,
slumber
p-kpti.
;
refreshing
healthy,
to wear
to
or
sack
put on,
;
^iimi.^,
^ii^^ttitn uMltCfUthi^pum int-qhuji OT
hair-cloth.
[priest.
i^Krbiyiul^hruMlin ituiuuutLiup
,

".

"

"

-.

ptn,nifh-tit"t

"

iTujiifUi^nu.light,broken, agitated,
troubled, hard, heavy, dangerous,
-,

mortal

sleep;

or

iftuh^

^i
-

tO

JA*-^, t-pPmi_,

sloCp, tO

to

gO
to repose ; q^mil_
to be overcome
[, Jhiiuiili-ij
luiiliaAifiij

^inf

mmi_

lie

sleep,to

down,

sleep,to fall asleep; Vi,^i_-ju.,

to sleepthe sleepthat knows
"-[""""I'H'a
with

"

or
pagan
"^at-piT,
fpiTwj s. heathen
gel,
'^"^i.e.eys. scorpion,knottycud-

iron rod; ^^. groan,

moan,
sigh; -"u"r, utjtufvn. to groan, to
to wail,to sighheavily.

wail,
moan,

"" tooth-pick, [fetidness.

'f'i^"pti

offensive smell, stink,

s.
"P"i.i"4niii
O.
fiuipiuAuMq^huttt*
^n.PaliiuL.Hp
.

"ppir

tjfij -^ktiui
i/tf-hiiij
I

J.C.in

a.

be

"

/lya. bearing heathen

one's

soul,christian ; pn. Chrieen,

-^lru,nl.,r,k-^p va. to christ-

topher;
to baptize,to
lop

-pp-p

73 4

functions

come
priestj ~%aMir, ui^mi vn. to beto
priest, perform the
pagan
of a divinity
of priest
; -*"aj.t

christian ; -,
strengthenedbj'J. C. ; called to

%nt.^y sf.daughter

soldier

pontiff.
s. son
"^pifhpifip

malje

of Christ

having the knowledge

J.

; -ina'baP- a.
of J. C, knowing

-uih-m
priest,priestess;
of

en
heath-

heathen

s.

pagan priest.
priesthood
; Jti-

^piTm-iaf
S' heathen

C,

christian ; -h^"!,af. ChristiMother

of Christ; -4"A
,". of J.

wife of

or

pontificate.
pagan
S. 'p/""'""*'g',j^?
"^I'-Pp'-^ S.
C, belonging to J. C, Christ's ; 4"..
'^liJht.'ip
[chronological.
priestesshood.
-^uMpif.^.'^iiliumn,
pagan
i-"/i"!^ Christianity;
by J. C. ;
uuiiflip -k^gy^ a. saved
/" *. Gr. w. chronicle ; a.
"P^"i%/.("t"
Gr.w. chronologist.
^'
ed
call~kl'C *P/'/'"'"""'"7y^'"j
"^pn'iinij.pui^ilii.us.
5 "liti^a,
invited
J.
C.
S.
or
by
"Pf-^".
; -4"'"*
dwelt
in by the
"^pniliituifL^mlj
a.
mouwf.w^u/%;
living like a christian;
sembled
a. pleasing or
--4",2r,y
agreeable to J. cherubim ; -"[.nM.jh.pa. levied or aspara,

-,

"

\j-

fe. ^n^iuuiniiiiMuin"-p
~Ji^ip
; "Jiunui

J. C. ; -i/;."-"" ^iHint."u,
the second
coming of

unto

near

first "

s.

the

the

Cross; -ympnf.

of Christianity,
a.

restored

iacal; -uiaii"ni-,ra.narrated

by

or

taught

"

of

J.
crucifying
or
selling
betraying

; -uui"!ii, fi^

C. ; -iliu^uin,u.
J. C. ;
-uihuiij y^uig
,

J. C. ;

-.""

Ji4

a.

o.

ing
hating,detestplanted by J.C

of
'f-'pliauinulra.'b
_p
_j a. Chrlst'S,
,

faithful.
; christian,
a,
'rptumnuf^i^iui^
having
bound

worshipamong
faithful

"

profuseperspiration;

a.
fatigued to perspiration; -_
-liin%2_
a-^i a. born of,or produced by sweat;
-i,.upa. sweat-struck, sweating profusely,

too

p-lrp;
va.

"9ujb

fatigued;S. "P^ui%"""_

much
S.

~-qnt~aMMiiih-ir
^p Mnbui^nhP"!.

perspire,to
a perspiration.
'f^pin'bkir,
kj/, '^pm'blnr,
kjui) vn. to
to

to sweat

cause

throw

or

into

J.

be

perspire,to transpire,to
much,
perspiration; to work

sweat,

to

toil, to drudge, to sweat, to

hard : to sweat
out, to exude,

sudate; to

to

strive
to ex-

transude.

sweat, perspiration;
s.
'^pmtin.-P'B
fig.sweat, endeavour, fatigue.
o.
*^pui'fini.J*
^puibptr.

up in J. 0.

spirit" knowledge

cherub,

bathed
in sweat; -i^uiij.
perspiration,
in
sweat
a. steeped
(bread); -p-np a.
dripping sweat; -{t ibp or ibg a. full

in

received

'^"["lniu,nul,inuum
fl
sharingin

ic,
cherub-

fic,
sudoriferous,sudoria"ppin%u,plrp
all
in
over
diaphoretic
; -^p- a.

a.

a.
given by J. C. ; -".u"%^
-u,ni-p
transmitted,given 'or taught by J. C
-ipnluiu% a. ,1. Christ's vicar.

""

J. C. ; -uii,,uli
a. crowned
by J. C. ;
by J. C. ; "nkp "I'p'"^a-iLutp a. sent
of J. C, loving J. C, devout,
fond

pious; -nftpn^Pliii,s. piety, love

like

Persians; good

of sweat, in

by

J. C;

Pers. w.
^pui["/{u"ps.

the ancient

-4"A

minister.

J. C. ; -"iMnt-ki'
""" offered, consecrated
to J. C, holy, divine; -^""4 a. simon-

angelical;-";vt"ad.
angelically.

Christ;
representingthe

"Ai^, a. bearing or
sign of J. C. ; s. emblem

Christ

by cherubim;

CI,

waring against J. C. , antichristian ;

s.
-"Tuipmni^p-'^
war
against J. C; the
denying the divinity of Christ; -Jk^
iru,/,a. honoured
by J. C. ; -ilirpia.

tion
s.
transudation; exuda"^puOin^-SfiM

the

of J.C.

oozing

out.

s. minister, servant.
'f^pu,n%
a. having or
"T-pliuuKiunJbuiii
bearing

J. C. in the heart.

hearty
f-pfutip,%""j,-f"P^l"2_.f"t'
s.

laugh,loud

u. denying J.
'f'pliumnant-piuii

C.

of

derisive

or

laughter ;

burst
laughter,

to burst
(iu./".%u/"_i

out

-2j.t"
laughing,to burst into a loud derisive
-q^hu
clothed in hair-cloth ;
to put
ately,
^.it^j^,
laugh, to laugh outrightor immodersack-cloth. [s.S.'Pn"-/!..}. to roar with laughter; ^u/^^,
on, or to wear
to
"p/f

jii

Tf"

of sack-cloth;
"^pilroy
.-t^t'fca.made
en
'f-pi/mJ-nqnil^
o. assombled
by heathor

pagan

priests;-///*sf.wife

of

be

laughed at,derided,scorned.
a. ploughed,soft,friable.
"p/!^f/i
saffron-coloured
a.
'f'P^iruF^n/i,

-.

a-A

a.

strewn

with

saffron ; -^4".

abounding in saffron

in

or

hot. Arabian
"^ppJtr.i^s.

a.

O'i-n

facilitate

century to

Xllih

guish
distin-

or

pronunciations
which is generally
of the syllable
followed
by a
pronounced ay when
the two

crocus.

bean.

different
""-

s. usquebaugh,
"^p^iTaql
whiskey.
"^p^ni-l'J',
k-juyvn. to vaunt, to boast, vowel; as, UMt-irmwnuih
uMi^uMqtuU iil^
to brag,to be proud of.
when
followed
the
on
contrary,
t-u,,). ;
''^(ipnL.ir,
it
cAem.
is
^iHy s.crocus, saffron;
pronounced like
by a consonant,
f

crocus;
mus,

il^ptr^,

bastard

^') 4*'t/'4
-.
merita.

or

u"uu,

mock

-,

cartha-

safiEowsaffron,

tUL.trtMtltlt.Uill

terra
turmeric,

curcuma,

English o;

the

aid

cour;
assistance,suc-

to help, aid
i,tMMutiibhi_,
to call
person ; j- lini!;i_i

if.""^.
a

succour

or

to tickle.
excessively,
J"
to
va.
"P/!p".tj"t._jai%t
heap up,

"

*.
0'/-*'
help ,

j-

med. to itch

uML-pi^kiT,
as, "o"-^5iti/',
iut~pt^to

for

help.
to
a.
Qif'bu,litu%
aiding,assisting,
ing,
helpaccumulate, to increase.
[softness.
auxiliary; s. aid,helper,assistant,
*. looseness,
"^PfpuA^
dissoluteness,adjutant,coadjutor,colleague;
-ijff/'.p'
"^pppt-ir,
iliaries
reinforcements, auxt-^l,va. to search or dive
auxiliaryforces,
to investigate
into,to
to
to exato
mine
carefully,
aid,
help,
ib'Jilrij
;
with care
; to agitate,to undo,
give help to, to succour;
^it^.i7'to destroy;
another ; [tt-p
to help one
^rii^uiuto excite , to
"#"._
tlkiu'itg
rouse
awake
the
ulate
stimto
or
to
to
mind,
by, avail oneself of;
up
%tti-i_,profit
uudor
vour
faor
covor
qmlunpJ-ui^ to sharpou , to
;
tflutai-tup
tun-htuij
of the darkness
-t./"S.
quicken the appetite.
^"^htr:,
;
to oxcite
to
va.
'^P^ptrjnM.ga/bhiT
-nt-P-lts. S. ^tfuttt-is-'lt
league;
; alliance,
stir up, to agitate.
co-operation,collaboration ; -phuttT^
*. flaw, agnail.
*'P_3^i/"
U.J7or Sk'*'with the help of God, God
God helping.
s.
distraction,upsetting, willing,
"^^nt.iu'iip
confusion, agitation,
emotion;groanOf**-./",
ing,
tj/i va. to aid,to succour,
to assist, to second, to back; to be
complaint,outcry.
to howl,
to moan,
tain
vn.
good for,to serve, to favour,to sus"p^fit-fiT,
"-tr^'y
another.
to help one
to sigh ; to be agitated,confused : to
tJltiiktifitg
;
tance,
assiss.
{^"fbnt-Pltt^t
aid, succour,
laugh out loud; S. "fppnt-^j:
s. commotion, compassion.
support,stay,
"p^nt.Hii
help,furtherance,
""c. S.-P"f "c.
"P"7..
resource, means;
prop ; favour,relief,
"^oqtiy^ "pof^t^ktj *" ruffle.
pecuniary aid,
forces; ti-iiuti/httittttt
-ufuinaii
a.
s.
4"'buck;
relief,
he-goat,
^"."-/?""t^.
"poj^,
subsidy,
grant
;
^_j
-

"

goat-like
; -hw

S.

wild

on

of

beast

%o^ir;

-ni-ia

s.

leap uiubhi_J-

its prey.

nt.pnt^

to

to hastcu

son's
per-

aid.

S/*sf.august, empress;
Q"i.ttttintu
of
heaven
Holy Virgin,Queen
pni-'ijt
" earth ; -i^ut^ a. imperial; -liittti
a.
august,majestic,grand, magnificent
;
-

csesars

s.

-:p

emperors

S.
-tftiun.

{^t^rtutttiut^ttilt
Of
\ts. August ; pn- Augustus.
est,
interOf
profit,
ofui^ s. utility,
"

"""""

""-""

or

j-k,
is

for,it
0 (0 )

".

alphabet,

of the

thirtyseventh
" the

letter

eighth of

the

vowels.
"

m^

4-, til v.tmp.

it is

good

"

ian
introduced in the Armenof the
towards
the
end
alphabet
It

Of

useful,profitable
; tt.tntu%hi_

to find ohe's interest ;

fit-it
.^ ""_
from
benefit
derive
to
or
;
reap
tft^ij
to be useful,advantageous,
ipitk-ij
''*'
work
to serve
; ^^""'""""k^L
J~ '^t'''

tf-

the

"

advantage,emolument, gain,lucre;
useful,advantageous; great,much;

a.
-

"

was

for the

b kbp

^^

public weal

; j-

tuplittiiiki^
j-

uihi^ j^,
t 'b^v uMntiiMitiy^j
J"
37

00-

on-B.

736

the
pi-p ip2^i_"uMiLiiat-u to profit of air,to go abroad, to go into
foul
bad
it
is
or
to
to
turn
count,
accountry; uinmiip^o,^,
of,
by,
shall
l/ii
weather
we
to the best
to turn
account;
; p-Aai-m
oq.^
it
rain
have
auJiT
tO
o^^
; luui,iu,qb%uiuMpijlfi,
^ 2f"'" of'^l'"^^^
ij^ihi^
Jtuyi
it
is
fair
is getting
clearing up;
again,
sacrifice all to one's
interest; 4^0%
it is growiug
JkqJh/bu/i,qnilu/iiu/ii
aif^
ity
t
mild, cool; o^l^ ^m^^^j,he extremgood, for your interest; ^i^ J-umJIm u,,

fiku

J-

to avail oneself

in armour;
^.l^nqj:
or break
s. climate, clime ; -pa/i,
Qq.iupiuJ-lfiM
talkingto the winds;
a. idly speaking,
S.
"e.;
Qij-t-pt-t-m-Puipiai
s. aerologist;
'-pm'iini.pf
a.
aerologiea!
;
-pui'iiiuliui'b

day ;

^n"-l,% the greater part of the

,

ously;
advantageQ^MHuipuipad. usefully,
lucrative
useful,
-pt-f a. profitable,

fruitful ; -J-min^^, -/"A^^/. -a-u._

,
ous
coveta. self-interested,selfish,
,

aeriferous; -^^_
s. aerognosy
; -^l-p s. aerogra; -liiup luji a. useful, profitable, uini-Pj,
pher; -'/*".j a. traversing, moving,
advantageous, favourable; -Ifuipni-Pji
lean;
s. utility,
usefulness, advantage,good; flyingin the air ; -^nfl'a. azure, ceru-q-npb- ""j s. shoe-maker; -4,

^.mt

s.

aerology; -pkp

a.

fond

of one's

profit

gain,

or

looti ; -n-piuliiu^
a.

showing profitor

a.

-"jnjg

utility.
boot,
Qif-uikir,
Irgftvnto
advantageous or profitable,
to
interest,
va.
fructify;-h^n,-^ufiih,r
to give an
interest, to advantage, to
to benefit,to improve.
profit,
to derive
Oy-"'/"/".
l--3'yvn. to profit,
age
use
or
advantage from, to take advantto
profit,

benefit

to

turn

to

account,

from.

changeable,

O^-i"e/ or [" s. air; weather; wind,

lightwind, breeze ; shoe, boot, halfboot, "c. ; ^luiayf oq.^ lady's boot ;
"

the

as

s.
-qifiint-Pt
aeroscopy;
s. aerodynamics
aerodynamical; -qopna-P't

; -P-ti.

.swift as the wind ;

air,very swift,
;
-fuwiiuijS. Qq-utifiui^

a.

flyingin the
-p,i.[,^a.
wind;

like the

full

with

air ; -ptpu,

with

air; hermetical;

a.

by damp, damped
atmosphere; -^.ynJf S. O?-'"-

by the
4^ii"-f
f therial
; ~-^.u%a. aerial,
in the

^tuimputtip'-.^

wind;
-q^puM^uA a.

uncertain

-fun'bui^a. affected

iMMltnj^or

"

-/uu,n-%a. mixed
of or condensed

reap

S. 0'/-"'-'"
\ji^innt-[^liL%
O^ffi/i^

ui^uipai

aerographical
; -.

aerography ; -i-l^'-P-"o. S.
q-pnK-P'li
Oj.u.^j:y "c. ; -tb'-v "" variable,

to be

to

bal-

aerostatic

s.

to

of,

aerosphere;

terested;
ins.
qwiiJiij.

very

putnh-^

built

air; -^am-y^

in the

a.

ed
; rais-

situated

air,aerial ; -liuin.^s.
or

or

mospheric
at-

pneumatic railway ; -_

static
mild, temperate,
itpuf a. aeriform ; -//^ii^iA a. aeroair
*. aerostatics; -4uA,
calm, fine,good, cool, breathable
;-4^i.""-P?
or
weather; ^m-pm
i^m/tnlautliu/ii
^ s. mech. the air-pump; -^tp^l-i a,
^p

iritbli,oif.,

serene

utbifUiuutuiui
n.nil9

"ru/huM

iftuiii ifUuiutu^uip
,

iluiutiu^

cutting cleaving the

,

utiifuil^uihtiuift
pinltiitt-f aeromancian;

utilu^utifui" iippliiujn/q_
colOy dry,
oq.
changeable, inconstant,bad weather;
,

air ; -4J"y

-^iHyni-Pjs.

*.

aeroman-

exhalation ; -4/"""cy ; -^nui s. vapour,

maker's
"" shoe4"u% s. fire syringe; -Jtt.,it.p2'

o. inhalingair;
deadly or deleterious,unwholesome,
calling;-"}/"?mosphere;ffi,,u'ii
infectious,corrupt or foul air or atsuction-pump ; -trn^q_ a. exovercast
or
damp,
cloudy, pellingair; -"p4".V. force pump;
or
Jhi-u,
aired, ventilating;"tempestuous
a.
stormy weather; "o^.
open,
of the weather;
air-hole,casement, window, door ; -.
iuilt^o.^"y the injuries
in vain, vainly,sillily
puif. 0^0
j,uit a. wandering in the air,in space;
joifu
-

-_

fioor or
whose
a.
pavement
fuap^ "jMi,u,u,^
is in the air; -^pi S. 0?-"'4""^';
-^iumJ;
resolved
to be
or
vn.
changed
empty discourse, vain, extravagant
""3"-y
designs,castles in the air; ft 0^0 /""., into air ; to be transparent as the air;
to talk idly,to beat
s. aeronaut;
s.
ahi_,i,u,pliui%ki_,
-^un-opq-m-Pji
"Aiuit-npn.
; at venture

^nt-p^

the

ofu

wind, to

'bnt-uto air
or

walk

or

random

idle

; piu%^

talk,sillywords,

talk to the winds

oneself,to

take

to have
"l,n[uUi,

form
air-like,aerithe
in
air ;
a.
blowing
airing
; -^n"-l"^
b *" aerometer,air-poise
change -i.'"'/'
; baro-

;
an

u/n..

aeronautics

"

; -iini/u

a.

OP-b
meter

o^n

7 37

-i

;
piupjpaAiy
[,"aA^ or fm,
*"v4f .the barometer
is rising,
is falling

to
Qptil"-MiirJ'
u"#iife^S.
"

-iaiMpn^p-Ji
s. aerometry

travellingthrough

the

air ;

; -^nc

bivouac.

S. SjPiui^iMptr*
{jPht^uMtiiuiT

Qphd,

".

Opt

-,u%

stale,
hard; S. t,''S'

a.

QP[.J:
telry;
hosOpt-iloAiQphi.ui% mg s. .inn,
through the
dwelling, lodging,habitation,
air- or aerostatic-balloon
; -u{u,pn,.pfBconvent; a day'sjourney;hpultimt-km
s. aerostation.
the happy abode of the
[nt^p^fiJi,
s. cold.
u,pn.u,png
; -uiiof,

*.

naut
aero-

S.

J-

-uiiupl,^a.

floating,
ing
fly*. balloon,
air;-""",^/,4

Of^"'"//A^"r vn. to catch a cold ;

nourished
a.
{^ij-uiantii
by air,aeris. a. aerophobous;
vorous; -/^^
-^,
-.

s. aerophobia ; -^/"
/"""./9'/r".%
a.
"y
driven through the air ; -"lu,pf"rvn.
to
,

just;

lun^ihu uiiuhnt~i^Or nt^hl, tO

lodge in, to dwell in, to reside in,to
live in,to inhabit ; n--p tr% -^ ^n
where
do you live ? 44-n-)l
lrphuni.%-o^ thirty
"

"

day'sjourney

distant.

[innkeeper.
a. hospitable
0?-""1''"Ao%
OPkiluh.iMit-np
; j. host,
;
to
receive
into
~,pn^ s. ventilator,fan,air-trap
Qpt-iluA'kir,
va.
; -^n.
tgfi
to change the air,to ventilate,one's house
to
/at^iTva.
bour;
harto
or hotel,
lodge,
to air ; to aerify -ifaluni-pf
s. change
-"/^J"or
;
of air,taking a walls,going into the
0/3/""Akgu,, vn. to take up one's
abroad
country, going
; ventilation,lodgings,to stay, to sojourn.
room;
bedairing;-^wp s, aerolite.
OPag uig s. sleeping-place
,
a. airy,aerial.
0'i-frik%
blanket;carpet, tapestry,hangings,
the' wool
g. sheepskin with
arras
Ql^t-ili
; S. i\kpujp(ini.
a. sheepskin, of sheepskin.
on;
assisting,
OJ-ufii^mli
helping,
uig a. aiding,
'confer
meteor
0"ft^t"-"y/3s.
auxiliary,subsidiary
-nt-P-iupuA
;
;
flyin

the

air ; -mtuuili

S.

'

". meteorologist; -m.p-uMpuAui^m'ii a.

derate,allied ; ("""/ auxiliaryverb ;
meteorological; -nt-[tu,p.iu%ni.p-l,L%
".
auxiliary troop ; -t-j; tg[i
ti-ni^iif.
to
meteva.
s.
aid, to succour, to assist,to
meteorology; -""-/3-i""^fmBf4
meteor-like.
tain;
a.
protect,to favour, to support, to susoroscope y-ni-Piii%Jh,'ii
air-hi-Jm
aid,
a.
containing air; s,
s.
Qif/^i^iuf^
assistance,
succour,
s. projectile
runner.
[rier,
vessel; -44-jiriupJlfu
; -44-. support, protection.
s. projection.
*. S- QJ-uAif-uii^
"c.; conQi/^^^'f.u'i
gnL-P-liiSu
or J-uiatg
8. marriage0"^^"" tf-mfiji
Oj./""f-y
^tu"y s. sheep.
'.^
Of f 4 s. sheepskin; fur coat, pelisse. portion, dowry , endowment
; gift,
S'
Ot-"/"/""
atmosphere ; -"ypb o,, present.
a.
bearing gifts;
0"fu,itfLtp
-ilAt/j
atmospherical.
to bring a portion or dowry; to make
^tlib */"goddess of the air,Hera.
-

"

of the weather.
s. state
O'/.nj
Qp ,./fj
s. pernoctation,
passingthe
in
a
ing
night
place; sleepingplace,lodgtowards
oTcning ;
:
".".

dusk,

evening ;
pass the night

in the

nn-ph^ to
,

."".

present ; -^m* ". dotal.

to portion,to
Qj-mhiT, t-gfi
va.
to

-.

'dower,to

offer,to

endow
make

with

sign
as-

tune;
for-

present.

^u.^u"p"^
in

place,
stop or

O*- s. unction

anointing-oil.

a. anointed
halt ;
to
together.
Qh^uilifig
mniilri_,
ikiug s. ointment, salve,
stay with, to logde at; -fiiutglruii^i^in.Qb-uAt-ikp
two
pomade.
unguent, po'matum,
u!buiaiuim -u hplijif-ii
, joumoying
to anoiut;to
obr va.
Ofyu/btiri
desert.
in
the
o
itfi,
nights

to make

consecrate

^uHianT, uMgmj

vu.

to

lodgo,to pass tho

hmPn^,

nu^i-n^, to gild;
;
mp,
to silver ;
/'"-^""^
naii^Xii
""/_
-

"

nightin,to sojourn,to dwell, to stay "Ln.-^.-to pomatum, to perfume one's

in a person'shouse.
person ; S. b"-"i*.
a.
anointed,consecrated;
to lodge,to dwell
QittuMf^
Qpui^tg iia-fiJ'vn.
the
-i
"c.
Lord's
roofUij
king,priest, ;
together,to live under the same
Anointed
Christ,the Messiah.
; -*
Qpu,%ny Qp,upm% s. lodging or
0^"/n^^/"-%
s. the being anointed;
sleepingplace,inn, hotel,hostelry.
,

"

{iphmli hill,s. S. 0/* ; bivouac ;

dressing-room
uni-uuhnug
"l^Viiinj
; -"

unction.

0*""-/3f"-* QttnL.ULS. S. QitlriaL.pf;

.

02^

0^

?og

one's

anomting, consecration'; "l^p^l-'ii

"_

0"J fJ

*.

or

the devil j
lut-ianiuli

"

snake

serpent, adder,
I

dipsas or dipsade;
"III,

hisses ; S.

luutpmiTua^

"

^k

the

a.
; -piiuili

inhabited

by serpents ; -pnpp
a.
abounding or
swarming with serpents; -7-^7.s. hot.
baldmony, S. P"^;-/?n/i a. poisonous
as

an

asp

s.

-dris"

to

separate,to

to

ti.

cunning,artful

nite,'
divide,to disudetach, to sever,
distract,to divert from ;

QjlmtiT, hjf, va.

"p/"^^B.-/?f
a
serpent;-pu,py

to

part, to

to

to scatter;
to disperse,
dissipate,

to

sow

discord

lacerate

strife ; to tear, to

or

divided,dissipated,

to be

; vn.

"c., to dissent.
Qjlu,n,.ai"
s.
separation,
ophioglos-

bot.

dissension
sum,adder's tongue; -/mo* a-bitten by
a
s.
serpent; -luuMnaig^ serpent-charmers
pieces.

disunion

dispersion; tearing to

let
"J "" ring,slide;curl,ringa. snakyserpents;-/"""./i""^lupJ'tA,^};
znfi"ob' ''"ik ;
;
haired, Gorgon- or Medusa-headed, button-hole.
having thehead bristling
ring-staif.
withserpents; ^qutfuij'p
0/3 s, staple,
g, pi.
f a. holding a serpent; s. ast.
Oyi"( l s. ring, slide ; -u,i-np^
-4u//_.
annelides.
serpentarius; -^tpui a. serpent-like
;
cricoides.
s. anat.
-^nfu a. tramplingserpentsunder foot;
Qqu,^n.T(J,^
circular.
a.
-4"i". calling,
charming serpents;-^
OilutJt,.ring-shaped,
ferrule
". Psylli;-^otzCs. serpentine,
s.
ring ;
--stone,
QtluiiTuAkui^
"m^j
;
pents;
ophites; -^m^uft- a. driving away sernpuai^aiiPiL^inj VarVCls.
:

a.
OphitsB(sectarians)
; -[uu,n^,

; fig.

with

serpenis.

pent
ser-

ad. like
{iJtuip.uM(i
a.

[ill-naturedness.

garments.

*. serpentinenature
0"J"7"-/?/'i-'*'
^ini-m a. swarming or infested

unction.

h-nt-Uii, extreme

fected
in-

Oi' As

with

"""

-4""/"S. 0'*"'A""*^
; -'i'upnM-P-piA

in ringletsa. ringed ; curled

Ox;'"-/'/!
-Ah,,
s. serpent-bite
a. snake-shaped,
QjhpJ, "c. S. n^^t^-i."c.
;
snaky ; full of turnings " windings,
0"/A o-y-c/ *. strong drink, spirit,
going or running winding about, zigzag, brandy ; S. 5#/"
crankling; s. zigzag,crankle ;
*.rossolis,
O'tl-ii
liqueur.
al
s. eel,conger
Jr,i.li%
Q^,.% s. S. n?/"-*; a. delightful,
; -Juipm a. inimicto serpents; s. ophiomacus; ichneumon;
charming, enchanting.
to become
-tuiiT, ,Miglruii_vn.
02C"u% p s. assistance, favour,proa
tection,
.

-.

like

serpent, or
changed into

snake

a.

; -t/i/ioi

serpent;

goodness,

to be
turn
to
into a
serpent,
a

to

resemblinga serpent,

serpent-like, serpentine ; -^lA^ a.

serpent-breathed; -uim^
shipping
,u^ a. worophialatrous;
_serpents
,
uiiu^nt-pt s. serpent-worship,
ophialatry; -ui,a,n^p
a. deceived
pent;
by the sera.
serpentine,
-uiuinju,
winding,
meandering, sinuous,tortuous,crankling
of

worm

^J'p

still;

given by

a.

[unqn^uili
"

chem.

bride's dress
,

"

the

; 8.Q^uib" W.TCam.-

furniture

ornaments

Oi
-

*"

remedy.

cheer, shout of encouragement;

uiniini-j; to

courage
now

O^f/rS- (W'/"-["c.;
means,

oh

cheer
ou

up,

um.

!cheer

! come

! back

0%

to

pluck up

inU
uin.yiui_

! bravo!

up ! courage

u!b,f.pQi\^^Qi\ for

avaunt

serpentine-pipe
;

uMn.%ni^-,

grace;

cause.

-^

"

one's

Q'li'iiia.
aij S. soap

; S. {yiuiihi.;

gain

! stand

pshaw!

shame!
back

! off

or

with you ! ^
away
u,%n.pp pu,^ (u"j
be off! go away!
begone! get you
gone! oi u,pl, viae up! come! oi fr.
.

serpent to eat;

-u.oi^^i.zooi.ophioctene,
scolopendra,

millepede; -utp^tiq^ s. Ophiogenes i'Vj.f!

come
along ! 0% uip[[p
fbuiajm^
a.
-..ui^"!,
or-genee;
serpent killing; up with you ! let us go ! oi ti^y^ t-u
tormented
-u.u.'ij^a.
by a serpent;-,
Jirp,]et us go too; oi u"^^, arise!

"

S. ^iuilikitui
utka\,f_
; -guMi.

s.

med.

get up !

eiy-

'!it frt

oi, ,

so, in this

or

that

sipelas; -^."yo,
".
to be sure,
snake-wood; -i/r..^ way, thus, such ; certainly,
s. mus.
ophicleide
; -^u,p S. 0.i"'4""-X*' assuredly; oTi t.. oV, mpaiugk f"bi U,5 ti.
{S-ilru,li,
s. cock, hammer,
oil jutL.h^^ ls-[3-^
ott hu.
klil$
[um.
#7^ JuM^nL. Jh-^
bot. viper's
0"*/'
echiq-lrii_s.
God strike me
if you
bugloss,
n.tu'iilijliu
may
,

O^lifto^hu,^ s.
"

collar ;

shirt-collar; ^o.i/11/
uimmmn-hu

^uufliui^
,

to rend

die not !
a'b ki. 0%

o^" Ut.

0%

mpaia^fiijtiiA
^.fipUi.
the
kpk,
juit-i.-ujh'ii
gods do

oso.
so

unto me,

"

*V34^
^'^.''^

the

may

unto

SO

the enemies

"

if

i%

oh toomuch!
p-nt/i/ni-^
leave
done!
[God! God grant it!
Ol" O^/^t int. would to God ! please
0^.""'("
Vu
/' s. gum ammoniac, ammoniaoum.
sal ammoniac.
[salt,
pmjj

off! have

a.
Oii"4""y^*"
ammoniacal;-

"/."

Sj^iuhirS. ^o^inhj',

0^""f""'4
"/_3 s. syrup,
.

alienable
a.
{Siniiipa,%u"ili
-'JiuMiT,ui^iiif

David, if...;.'i

sherbet.

; -irm-m

to

vn.

able;
transfer-

become

{Siniiipiu^uuip^uiiili
4'^'V/'^^ ^I'k
I

to become

8. u,t-i/u"p^.
{juuipif.

unorthodox, heterodox

"'"

exotic, foreign; -^uiupi,lilg

ypJ3-iu%u$i_,
a pilgrim.
of false religion
^"iiuipuiiMiuiiu,
a.

[wort.
starch; ^npituipiu'b
-[,

"
stranger,to adopt foreign manners
customs; to estrange oneself,to go
to leave; fig.to be alienated,
away,
estranged, disunited,disaffected;-,
i^iAa.unusual, extraordinary,
strange,
the
out
of
singular,
; -^-ny*. place
way
where
are
lodged,
guest's
strangers
pice
house, residence for foreigners; hosfor pilgrims or other travellers.

O^V/' ti'b*" worm-wood, absinth.

0^/""/^j *. mistletoe,lichen.
0^/"'%"
["s. kali, glass-wort soap"

a.

adventitious,foreign.

"%

ke

country, to die abroad ;

inhospitable
; -ilpma. S. O""".
or

-Jkpj- a.
whimsical
piufun^; singular,

or

; o'fc

eign land

also do God

more

of

o'i fc^

gods load

aflaictyou-with^every
evil
ht- o%
0,4^
.upiuu^l;
%aL,pp he
t/?"-,
ju,L.ir,ak

OSU.

7S9

also,if

more

S. 0"'""_
-""/4-"

0"/f
/" *"
J
piup.uap
manufactory ; -mliuiii a
amylic ;
^miupuiuhnukp or utrpiTa.hotoroo.
-ha;
-lu^hpui
amylaceous;
dissimilar; S. O"""/""??-^
;
h^fi va.
geneous,
S.
pitable
Qan/u ttunpi.
of strangers, hos[to starch.
a. fond
-u^p, ulipiug
^
fond
of
to be
Qmaiii uiij s. a. stranger; foreign;
; -u["p(strva.
ary,
remote, distant; other; extraordinforeigners,to
strangers, to welcome
strange ; ad. vainly,in vain, unto entertain stratgers ;
justly, be hospitable,
"

"

"

wrongfully.

s. kindness
[stranger. -ii[ipni-Ppi.'ii

ad- strangely;
Quiiapuip-mp

like

\juitupuiuiirunL.f*
o.
Xjimuputi^^iMi
Sjtntupuiq^ll
t^-hiu^ "qh a,
q-'-y
,

an

another

to

strangers,

hospitality;
-uuiaA, fig a. murdering
strangers, hospitocidal;-uuiu.'iini.pji

of

nation,foreign,outlandish.

s.

stranger-murder, hospitocide
; -""_

utiiib

D,

\jinuMptabna
"

a.
Quiuipuiik-qnt.
hating strangers
a.
speaking another
^muipuimkuig
language,foreign.
-o.fro, "c. S. ij.i.pu,ukp,
inhospitable;
"c. ; -u,i.-uu,^
a. crossod,cross-bred;
kind, form
{Smiupmp,uia.%
a. of another
,

*.

crossing with another species; inuii_

tO CrOSS
[uuMiLUlil_i^uMlimuni^iu
j~uj

or

diverse

manner,

different; -mt_

things,
meddling
"i/i-^
envious
animals, to cross-breed
a.
bearing envy,
; -[unpP; -u,tjn..ppiA
spurious,bastard, illegitimate;
-[unp, s. hatred of strangers,inhospitality
;.
umt-wij Ct. OOtm
4ni.^f.or -^"4 "" excentric,strange, "mntJri S. {jtnujpusHna
;
odd, fantastical,
extravagant; S. D,^, degenerate,wild.
of another
tribe,for^
(imuipuMglT,i_a.
[ger ; foreign,stranger.
fuiifiain.'
heterboru
of
a stran^"niupuMit\ib
eign,heterogeneous; -_jfr'/_'""-f*.
hr%,u^a.
to alienate,
va.
s.
foreign yoke ; ogeneousness;
{)muMi,u,^uMinePI,t%
-^nc^uMXh-J'
alienate
from
to
to estrange;
a.
-/["i/i,
foreign, alien ; *. stranger,
to avert, to turn
to disaffect,
affection,
foreigner;-^hpui a. of another form
;
or
diverse, different; aside or away, to detach, to wean
appearance,
QX

with

a.

another's

"

"

-.

s. extravagance
lihpuMini-P-liA
iyu s. foreign land,abroad ;

-^n./W, jlii-pJk "3t

"jopuMJ^n^
remove,

to

send

from

home,

to

abroad, to expatriate;
alienating;
,
'wLip'^LJ'
s. estrangement,
paradoxical;
strange,
-gm-^niJfiM
s.
{Smaipiu^uiitafrni.p't
iuhospitality.
.to recruit abroad.
4"'-"""j

of
a.
Quiiupui^ia/ii

different

disagreeing -dissentingor
,

-tient; oi-ui/iiAp,strange doctrines;

a.

al
heterodox, heretica.
Qmiupuiiliiua.
;

t-fcs. heterodoxy.
-/.i./3-f

"c.
"c. S. tj!'-pi^h"'ij
Qmutppiifiuiu

odd-shaped.

to die in
^Hifitrvn,
QmuipuiJiu^

estranging

alienation.

guage
lan-

-Jtre

to send

-3"'-al'L"'"

for-!

not
0""ii'/'^%
another's,
""

one's

own.

or
S.

PerS.W.
Quiuiplim

OPD.

760

^luntuh-ni.'

jhuifiiiu in

i.nt.pii

days"

latter

the

in those
jMiflinufi^
strEttgO^ latterly
; jiai.m.pu'ii
Qlnutnnuili
under
times
agant;
extravor
days
alien
"unpu,
; ju,,.m.pa
strange,
foreign,
; new,
the
his
false
day
him,
during
time;
".
diverse, different;-:^
np
op,
that
time;
long
idols.
days,
; tfuit-m-ph many
gods,
or op
condition of a strange; fjpml.opnifjof a day ; op [i jop
0"""'/""-/?^"from
to
to
off
day
day,
iaiL%lri_,put
;
alienation,
estrangement, separation
jop
to defer, to delay;
unlikeness, difference ; strangeness, to -procrastinate,
to fix a day ; li'"i_
tion;
extravagancy; elimination,proscripop uuM^iitnftir^
ifopu
the day, to
to wasto
absence, pilgrimage; abroad, girphli,f.iiimuipli
remain
idle all day; ^aiJhiplri_ii-uij,L.pu
foreignlands.
the
[I, "._
days ; Jlrn.a,'blfi_
sf.stranger,foreigner. to count
0""""^'/"-4^
to die full of days;-iv2tL ""following,holding i.ni.pp^
a.
Q,nuipn,-uni-llh
the passing of the day; piun%iui_
or
or
strange doctrine; i.nt.p'ii
teaching new
den
doctrines.
not
hold
nP^uApni-Pt
to
,u,.nL.p%to bear the burstrange
^it%t-i_of the day; .j-tn.
lliyt
Qmuipn^uin J- orf. from aHother
iUi.ni.p ^am
part, elsewhere,from any other place. it is not yet late,it is yet early; Jt'^'t.
it is day ; qSiiT ""_
"C. iS, \}inuttfuiu^nni-fi
\jinu/naltnnt-li
iuL.n,.p iiuy while
time
life1*'^ wholo
*"
(J^ ift-ni-p'
day,
iLni-pu iiWhuigt'-p"3 ft"
"'-P3
uii-nt^p^t
the
liuMpTCjtU
daytime; ^g. time, days, life; ""/rf."/
; trpl^iujlitili
uii.nt.pp
or
longer,
are
growing
week-day; op "f-nph-n/work-day ; days grow
o/"
shorter ; t-pk^ J-uij" 4- uML.nM.pii it is
holiday;op i/iA^n^
vp moil, feast-day,
three o' clock a. m.; nf^jkm puMM]nMjr^f_
nity;
birth-day; op 4"i/%^f
u/i Hay of solemflesh-day; op uiui^nif uii.nM.p^ in a few days, soon, shortlyj
ni.,n[t^
op,
fast day ; op irnfupn^ ash-wednesday ; mu/jptt 'ttiTuM Mut..n'.pb *liiiuMbutli
mIJi they
TOofc
lemnity
4J''^"'i
univorsary sogave him a loaf daily ; uMpliuM'bkp
uii-ni-pg juiL.ni.pu
tri. UMmI^UJMUlillMMM
Up Uuf ^npng.MM_
^htftui^^b-UMI^
op jop^
; q-lri^qlill
op
fine,splendid day; puipt/u^,, kp^_
jk" he cast lots to see in what month
lose him ;
fortunate, happy, " on what day he should
m
Irpuii,u3i-kui
op
Or L-tr^t.
lucky day; ^puii{.ni-^li o^, unlucky t^% opjiui.nt.pa
optJpjtut.nt.pa
one
day he fell sick;
day ; tyu or luiju op to-day; op g Jfr^, ^^i.ut'itMf.uMguMt.
other
"rMu%nt.ii
da,j; op jopk^
{tiih-MMMi^ op\tb new-born
op^opi,
every
babe ; op% pMnitup^t-^uMc
from day to day ; op g opi a. quotidju/J-, the day
ian
; ad. day by day, daily,every day,
gave place to evening ;2""m t """"-"""-/A
sufficient for the day is the
" more
more
; op utt-nt-p
Itup fit.p,
uiLjtL^p u".
uit-m

inhaiq

O,

"

'

tutt.

"

evil
^"""""'.
thereof; S. 2,"'""'p"'i'
daily,ovory
t-nt-p
uat-nt-pa
juii-nLpu
^OMAt^Sut^t-tf,
opjli,
\Saitup^ftli',
day ;
ph-iuMj
iyi oplfi,the same
Htup^
day,
in the same
"C. "C.
AtuMnh-tT, ^tupiuJ-tut^M,
soon
day, presently,
; ^pi
a. bringingday, luciferous;
OpuMpt-p
^h-plrtf^oph ni^njli qop% ^ fiaL^t all
day, all day long, during the livelong -piiuM^ilHt^irvn.to sojourn for a day;
day, from morning till night; ^p sjiT, -tkbr *" ^*y " night, a whole
day,
twenty four hours ; -ttp "c. S. l,i"""_
every day, diurnal ; all day long; Jpi^
I

"/".

"

till noon;
^*"*'ujpuMii

i~'~3"C
"
'

op

uMi^nt-phi

day ; Jiut-ni^p J^nL^iT,

fiJ^tm-iruit-m^pa
fine day,
Jf, one day, a day, one
t

fine

day ; jhplipnpif.m-J'
day after,next day ; f JlLMai-iTut,
day after,to-morrow; 4t_
i-ai-p, the
some

"!".""."

"c.; -ifluM^ s. a day's journey;

Mi-tp'
s.
-tj.pnt.p-lit.'iM
diary, journal; -/?/!"-,
s. day'swork
13-nt.p
; day of the month;
to note lucky " unlucky
vn.
it%l"ir
-lu'itij.pp

the

uih,.huii_
opi, the followingday ; jt-m
two
tp^ni-j u,i.nt.pj
days after ; jfr_
ppp uMuni-p in three days ; \t %!!},%"#.
^u^ mi-ni-p
day;[""iiilfiii
"-n,.p the same
the very same
day ; jopk ju,a.m^Jh,
from the first day ; ^Ja"r
ry
eveu3,.ni.pu
day,for ever ; jiJM.ni.pa dhp in our
,

days,in these days,in

our

time;

jm.

days ; -4."i a. diurnal ; daily;

dailyearnings or wages;

day'sor
^uM^t-

s.

-_

day's

account

day-book,

journal; -4".u S. QpiuMu ; -4"/u"^ s.

ephemancy ; -MX^pm^^ s. Ephionithes,
s. daily service.
dailybaptists; -tTnt-u,^

QpuM%,uMg s. bundle of corn, sheaf^

shock,stack.
picious
OpuM^P s. fatal,
unlucky or inausday^-u/u/^fuu o. wanting some

OPb

OPZ

7G2
to
establish,

to

t-^p va,
1.[ip;-q.ptJ',
give laws ; to ordain, to decree, to

the laws (J.C); -4"#/.ya.

fulfilling
by the law ;
established,sanctioned

-^fr./",
enact, to emanate, to prescribe;
t^fiva. to copy, to transcribe;
-^^g.
to figure, to trace, to delineate,to
tion
pnif,s. law-giving,"making, legislaance;
represent,to show ; to giveor present
; legislature
; law, decree, ordinconstitution;institution ",-^'iig, as example or model;
^a.i"J%g 4'"/"the"
to
be
to
s.
law;
law; -il'p
transgressing,
subject
breaking
Pjl
^op
ness,
S.
-4n"-?"
".
0/'^%"'"/"'4
transgressor, law-breaker,
copying; likeprevaricator,
;
-

a.

infractor ;- //.i"/_,
to violate the

resemblance.

ing
observs.
0p[,%uiu{iii4
prevaricate; -^."ij/."-/3/.i.'fc
tug a; fulfilling,
the
law
or
transgression,offence,
; -nt-P-liHis.
prevarication,
keeping
the law ;
infraction of the law.
keeping, obeying or fulfilling
oracles
the laws or
of
emplar
s.
Oppiaifi""j s. example, model, ex-"/"iia"^^iJj^
of the
God ; -inuMuint-iT
s. interpreter
original;transcript, copy;
idea, shadow, image; drawing, design, laws, legist;-ufku ad. S. 0/'/'*'"f"'/"
;
plan, project, representation; form, according to the ancient law.
ful,
sort
a.
figure; sample,
legal,legitimate,lawmanner,
Qpf.iuii^P
way,
,
the
law
to
conformable
pattern, specimen ; gr. paradigm ; pr.
permitted,
in
after
al;
canonicfashion
the
imitation
to
of,
of,
or
custom;
legal,juridical,
as,
by way of,like
valid, efficacious,in due form; *.
;
tjfy
^y
doctor in law ; 3"^3' uiikfj l^u
legist,
in
this
ad.
to authorize,
or
to legitimate,
manner
way,
ij^ Hiyu
gn,-gtu'iihi_,
in
sanction
so
to
thus, ; tiujh -iiiyiM js iJp, -^
; -mliu^i a. legitimate; *.
that way, in the same
likewise
s.
-"uliu/iint-P'f
legitimacy;
legitimist;
;
way,
to legitimate;
-t.r, A-jfva. to legalize,
-[,uiifuni-iui.
/.a" for example,
t[np
for instance ;
-nt-p't s. legality,
/"ffl let us
tion,
legitimity
say, we
; legaliza-

laws, to

"

"

"

"

"

"

"

will suppose;

g -/"iafter the manner

according to the example of,in

of,

authentication.

hi. 4 or
way ; npnij^-uii.
tak in
whatever
it
be;
p""^f
way
may
^p,

S. Qpl^Min^phiTf
Q/tpii^ir
s. sedile ; agrinomist.
(ipl,%nii_
Opt"^' "'3 */"S*"^!?maid, virgin,
lady; """t.
maiden, damsel; young
^""^tpini-ui^Mu't,gentle-woman;

l^uiii_, ,f.hiik^lili ggod, bad, rare,

maid

imitation

like
of, like; aniil.fi
in a
that, in that way ; iD}tuj^(,u,^-uii-"."_

divine

-,

of honour;

-i

jpm^fuAt-, Miss

example; Jfi%lsqki_^ft i^nil_lMi.[ip

Marian; -m-Pj, s. maidenhood, virgindo not in any way
molest them ;
S. n"-/'4"fij.
[ity.
Qp^u/iing
the
to
set
or
ment,
give
example ;
"nutu
Qp^iuu ft, lui-s. extremity,last moto
tality
indicate
as
ample
exdeath
an
""n.a"jp/.
^,iru,jL-i_,
; fate,destiny,faagony,
to
for
of
take
the
u,iL%n.L.[_,
example
death,
;
"Tui'^aL.
point
;
for model, to follow; "jui'iii'b
or
^t/. death's-door;j- ^^p ati^t^, to run

fine
-"."-

h-uiih-B

libh-i
tjtrani-auibtrii

or

set oneself

l"iuani-qt
an

"it/

to

example of;

shew

-un-

to encourage
linii_^uM2uiihpti_,
by one's
example; 'i'"/J"*t^,
4t"."-tfc^-fnupnt.^

to

imitate,to

fellow

person's

to one's

[ic_
,

ample
ex-

ruin ; J-mJuAf^ jis at hand.

iluilu7Cui%[A
,

his last hour

fatal ;
a. mortal, deadly,
Qp^iuatMiptp
in the pangs of death, at the
a.
-l^u/i,
last gasp, dying,expiring;S. 0/'4""-'

; Safttulllrnuf putnAnu/btuI, tO
uuiphp.
pretend to be equal to God ; -jA-^mj

[tide,twelve

"

o'clock.

s. midday, noon,
^pi,,uuu,pu3ii

he was
p-u,.fuM,.n[,uij
,

the

model

^l.t^uipui'i,
a.
singing hymns,

kings ; S. l|u."r.
ad. like
Qpfiiiuifiuipiap

in

nooii-

of

an

example;

praisingGod

; -t^,

tyf

va.

ing,
laud-

to

sing

figurativesense,

y/'* a.

figuratively;-.hymns, to bless, to exalt, to give

transcriber,
book-copying; s. copyist,
praises; ~n,.pj" s. benediction,praise,

scribe;-tl-pt tp'"^ s. writer, canticle,hymn.

author, historian,"c. ; ~^pn.-Pl,K.%s.
is blessed.
name
0/"4*"'*""-'*'a-Whose
composing or writinga work or book,
a
Qp'i'i'ii.n-aip
blessing, praising,
writing;-^u,* a. figurative.
lauding.
S, ^pfi%uiL.np
VpptiuMliiuh
0.
Qp^uipu/i,
s. ohaplet,
^-^luinmp
rosary.
.

'^

9*P
Oi"i'i'tu,i_
a.
blessed; holy;

crated
conse-

/,Sti^'k God bless you

4^ 0.5 Heaven
be praised.
;

q.n^

!bPb

70

Qp^it-tT,
va. to bless, to shower
trjjli
or bestow
blessings
on; to bless,

down
to

epnseorate, to offer ; to bless,to

glorify,to sing hymns, to praise; to
bless,to prosper, to speed; to salute,
to greet : to curse,
to blaspheme ;

a"

tjukqufu,to say grace,

jtrp"ua to
^^
-

to his face ;

to

ask

curse

a
a

n^opC^hgl; ^t^,

ing;
blessperson

didn't I

you nicely?
or ;y",^ S. 0^4*'^i
^pl^hptl-a,; -Pl'-'b
s. hymn, canticle,
praise.
0/'4*/'i*'
blesser,praiser,
gloTifier.
a (/e) $t *. the thirtyeighth letter
" the thirtieth of the
s. benediction,blessing, of the alphabet,
0^4%o"./?^
ticle;
doxology; praise, laud, hymn, canconsonants.
taken at the time of the
It was
blessings,great abundance,
curse

"

plenty, prosperity,wealth
the

; consecration;

eulogy ; relics ;
-/Stj

the

Solomon
meat

; gift,
present
Eucharist;

instruments

mus.

Songs, the song of

utniu/itnigrace before

Song of
-

to

bless,

to

pronounce
the blessing; u"a.'bnui_-to receive the
blessing,to be blessed ; to receive
;

i/.o.^,

to consider
presents; j-u
4i""/;"^^^,
a great
as
blessing; 4""//"ia,a.-p ffiii
father,your blessing.
q^ ^n
ing
a. bringing blessQp^n,.p-l,t^,,up.lrp
"

benediction; gm-^m^, Bitual.

Qpn^ D. \\pnpuMlt
S. n'-/"""-4"
{jpni^ll
s.
Opo/jp by-by lullaby.
"C. S. Qlurlrj;"C.
{ij/mlrJs. Pr. w.
Qi^ipiu'tim
offering.
or

from

Ci-usaders

Greek, in order
writing of foreign

the

facilitate the

to

words.

ancients used

The

in its stead

the letter i/";as, ^uoBxds-^^t-u4taA.

It is consequentlypertinentonly
modern
to
Armenian, " if found in
"

some

early writers, the words

are

of

foreign derivation.
^USpUUlillJ.
O. ^UipUUIpM*
S. ^uiput \\n'2tii/in
J[)uin"i
"C. S. p'iuM^^mni-PlitA^l"ll"t"!J'
.

%linpl/ii
ui^
,

s.

florin.

"

S. (prt-'^^'i*

^n.uA^

^pu/tyl^ua. French;
%tpuA^ tag s. frank.
%ptp or %n.hps. Fr.
Crusaders ; Templars

S-

T-""i'/f
""j^
"

w.
,

brother ; -^

Knights

plars.
tem-

9"i?

u. s n

^ ii

Abas.
llp'ou
U,pfu.^ Abgarus, Abgar.
Ikpi-^uiu
Abdias, Obadiah.
U,pf/r/;^"-4
Abdulmeseh.

u. 1, *p

Adrammelech.
yS^putilh/^^p
\ijj.pPuM%au
Adrian, Hadrian,-us.
Azael.
\i,fyki_
Azariah.
l]^u"/"/i"i/
ft^.^^ Bon.
'0,p-u,%,aq.[,%^
Athanagenes.

Miplr.i.'huiq.nil^
Abed-nego.
Abner.
M.p.kVhhp
Absalom.
JSkp-h-uaqnir

\i,Pui'ii,mi
-[inaAthauasius.
,

ii^kt
Abel.

WJPu/iiuiultMu
f.Athanasia.
'\SJP-k'iiuM^ifpu,u
Athenagoras.

Abiathar.
li,(tltu,Pu"p
Abibas.
\i,p.Jtpuiu
Ufs/i^^i-io
f.Abigail.

0,/?^1iii"u'
Athena, Minerva,Pallas.
Athenodorus.
liijpi,%n^np
|],cA^ii"4u"i(
Astyages.

U.pf4 f.Avice.
Abimelech.
}\,pjitihii^

Albert.
\S,iphpu,
\S,ipIi%u,
f. Albina.
Albinus.
}i^l,%nu
ll^^ufiaAauAlexis.

\i.pl;""
Abia, -h.
Up/'Hiu^Abisag.
Abiron.
llp/'/""A
\i,iipt.ii.triau
Abydene.
Abubekr.
\},pni-pt-flip
Abraham.
Ufc^w^iuiT

\i,f.u,pnli^a
Agathocles.
yiffuiJiraunii
Agamemnon.
^"""Hb f-Agapy.
^uMp f.Hagar.
y^^^eimilp
Agenor.
Ji^huliquyna
AgOSllaUS.

Adoctus.
|),^n4"i"u
Adonia.
Ti}j2.ni,pai
Adonibesech.
yS.q.iAf.ph.lhli

Alphonso.
af^aiuau
.^ptij-uuAlfred.

^L^ttfb Alfieri.
Acacius.
li,iu,i[inu

\iJ^Pi.qiuu
Aquila.

U,^^^u^"/;"u
Achipsimus.
U.'/t"at
/""
Aglaia.
Aaron.
\i,^uipiA

""""

0.^"*5^b^"lirp(T-tf- D"'-)
Agricola.
Vi't-pbi"ii''
Agrippa.
Vjfi't'H"!""'
\ijfp},.iuil,ia.
f.Agrippina.
Adam.
Ti^""/"
Addey.
tt^T-t

Comne-

^^^k^uAlphens.

XSttuiPiuti^hiin,,
Agathangelus.

0.?^/'"ll^f
Agis.
|].^%4^"
f.Agnes.

[nus.

\\"mMh%au Alexius
\i,^^u^nu
UyP^m f.Altheea.
0.^-4
f.Alice,Alicia.
U.^"^i""
Alwise, Lewis.
XS^i^thpfili
Alperice.

li.f^pnuAgabus.
ik^uif.
Agag.
lii,y..uPuM
f.Agatha.

"

u. 'u m*

[Kover. \\^"Pai Agathon.

Akontz

'O.yux.ti^
f.Colomba.
Ti/lt^uuA^PAlexander, Sanders.

y^firpau.'iifpuM
f.Alexandra.
Alcibiades.
^litpt""t
1],Y^/""t"
Halcyone.
Amalek.
[|,./:"y4(
Amasia
Ij^JhiuJiui

(patriarch^.

Habakuk.
WfTpa.linL^J'

Ambrose,
\\jrppnulnu

Ham.

u.^^

76G

W^^knu AmedeuB.
\\,Jkil,iu
f.Amelia.
Americus
Jifltpl,li""
U^

\i?,a,wA[ii,ai
f.Autonia.
TJ^.mniliut
y^mniili^nuAntoninuB,Antonine.
,

(Vespucins).

f.Amy.

Hamilcar.
lA^Jti^wp

W^Jltiiinuiu
Amyntas,
Ammon.
m.J'n'i,
Amos.
Ji^Wnilu

li,tr^Pmppn%
Amphitryon.
Vtjujpii
Ajax.
^tius.
ILjtm/lrou
Aithalas.
U,^/i/7u"""ifu
UjittHb^if.Dorcas.
U,^u.4Anag.
Anacletas.
"li^ui^l^Mnnu
Anacreon.
J^uitip^nt,
0,%""4//io
f.Anaitis,Diana,Dy.

f.Ashkhen.
\S,^uki

Ashod, Asotus.
lj,2"""i
Ashoosha.
\S,i^'-Zi'li
\^uikqi;uApelles.

Apirate.
IJ.'y/'/"""'
ApoUinarius.
\i,uin,illiiuip
O.u/n^oT-"/'""
ApoUodorug.
Apollo,
Apollus.
y^niinb
Aran.
\S,n-iui,
Arachel.
\^ii.iu^lri_
Arnold.
X^idini^nu

\S,ua/biiPf.Asenath.

W.-Pt'^kf- Vashthi, Asthiny.

Ascanius.
\S^liu/i,l,nu

Asolepiades.
U...//^t"vf"?^t"

Xifiu/bAnan.

iEsculapias.
\},a^^iMi[,nu

'\\^u,%l,u, Anania.

U,""vA4Asolice.

m^uiumuiu

-u

Anastasius.

H^imaiaaiapui
f.Anastasia.
Jiiiutuinu
-l"nu A'natolius.
'^uMinniuM
f.Anatola.
Anacharsis.
X^iui^uipufiu
'W^iiu^u.u^npu,!,
Anaxagoras.
Anaxarchas.
\^u,^uu,[ipnu
Anaximander.
\^i,"^ul,,rui'iiq.pna
Auaximenes.
\^aipufiJlr'!,ku
T^-q-hinuAngelas, Angelo^"tk
Haggai, Aggee.
\^q.li,^ii,u
Antipas.
1],%^2i.i/%^^
Protogenes.
Andrew.
MiJiij-pko'u
\j^q.pnj;i,^
f.Andromache.
-""

f.AstartC.
\i,u,niapmit
Astiades.
\i,au,[i,uii.^u
Stella,
Aphrodite,^Venusf.
U,u,",^/.4
Theodatus.
\i,uu,nt-uilfiaiiinLp

Hastrupal.
\i,a,npni-piuq^
^lu"
Ashchenaz,
Q,u^u"%u"^or
|],iiii"
/".Adah.
Adela.
\S,,nhi^f.
f.Adelaide.
\i,u,iri^yl,m
f.Adeline.
H^^uikipim
Adolphus.
\^u,"i^,nu
0.u""i"^Atom.
Atticus.
D.mi/i^4"i"
Xy^intnhtnuu A.ttlla.

Andronicus.
\}^,f.pn'!,pi/nu

Aternarses.
llm^%fr/,..A-4
Aram, Aramus.
Diffiu./*

H^,P;,in.u,,r
f.Amaranth.

^iipuMjuiq^
Jupiter,Zeus.

IpiP^Jhu Anthimus.
\\^,[3-n.-aAa
f.Anthusa.
Anictus.
D.'i./ii^mnu

\kp-yAra

Arbaces.
\i^pp.u,li

f.Angela.
Hj/'TCIi^

Ujf^nu
Argus.

f.Angelina.
Ji^Tfkip'ui

f.Herica,
Rphf U.pl'^'u
Aretas.
U.^"-i"
Ares, Mars.
\i,pk"
Arthur.
U,^/?o.-P
U,^f"u^*^-/".Ariadne.

\i},%,u
f.Anna, Ann, Anne, Hanna.
lliifpu,,^Hannibal, Annibal.
\^''h{,ii
f.Nan, Nancy, Nanny.
ll,W//."
f.Annis.
^"02_/""Anoosh.
Anooshawan.
]],^/""".^".a"%

'^.ulriJhu
Anselm, -o.
Antenor.
''Q^.utiAini,
'^lu.lm-n'iinu
Antigonus.
\h'i"['nuik^
(. Antiope.
Antiochus.
J[3""tn^.n"
\i3iuil,uiu,,npnu
AntipatOF.
[ny
|],7/",o7,
-/,"uAntonius,Anthony, ThO'
,

Ascenes.

"

S-^'itj/'i
"

the Fair.

Atgesilajus.
\},p,{.lru["riuijnu
,

Ariobarzancs.
\i,[i[inp.,apqi''''"
Arius.
T3,['[-n"
Ariosto.
Hii^nuif-n/

Aristaces.
\i,p[,uu,m/iku

Aristarchus.
}i,p[,uu,iuppnu
iu
Aristides.
U,^,//"o./if

l),/'/"""^'V"i""
Aristippus.
Aristobolus.
D^r/"um..p"i-^o
Aristodemus.
\j,p[iai",ij.irJ'
Aristotle.
Aristoteles,
li,pPuu,ni,iki_

PD.3

i-aii

767

Mipftuuintpufii
Aristophanes.
Aristoxenes.
Xkpfiuuia^uk'ii

Barnaby, Barnabas.
^uin.%uipuiu

Basilites.
^uitililin-k"
Basil.
^aiuliipnu
Basiliscus.
-knu Arcadius.
Ui^^iuf-i
^mu^ipu/inu
Artnais.
Barlaam.
\i,pJiy[iii
^uipuin-i-iT
Armenace.
Barachias.
la^jlrinu/i
^lupatpliai
Bardezanes.
Armenia.
/"
JiipJf'l""
^uipij-aiffaJii
Arsaces.
Bartholomew.
\i.piu,li
^u,pP-ni-iil,Jknu
Barsam.
Arshamllj7".o"r
Arsames,
^uip^uiiT
Barsaminay^pn^uhuili
f.Mattutina,Aurora.
^u,[,^uJpi
-linuArsen, Arsenius.
\\,pul;%
^lupnipnuBaronius.
Artace.
Baruoh.
Hkpmuili
Pu.^"".^
Basil.
H/trnm^u Artaxias,Artaxes.
Pu#^fi/A-r^
litpmui^li
Artaxerxes;- XspliuifiiuMihn^i
pofpnuBacchus, Dyonisus.
Belisarius.
Longimanus, Maorochir.
f^tiliuMup
Artabasus.
^h[^k^n4i,Beelphegor.
\i,l""uii.uii

tt^A-pnti/i
Ardzeroony.

Artavasdes.
Artabazes,
H.puiim-u'il'lArtaban, -us.
{itpuiait-u/ii

Vincent.
^hlihi,,,.

Artaphernes.
li^muiifihiL^itu

Benedict, Bennet.
^l/iiir^liliuinu
^k'i,\,,uJl^i
Benjamin, Ben.
^kn^iuipij. Bernardus, Bernard.

Artemis, Diana.
/*.
VtpuihJpu
Arrian.
y^ppliuAinu
Arphaxad.
XitpipuM^auiii.
Archelaus.
U'/'f^'Z.'W""
ArchimedeS'
M,(,^(,Jt,l.liu

"

-"

^hpP^u,f.Bertha.
BorOSUS.
^h-pfinu^k-pnunu p/ii.a.^nu
^kpuuipi Berth-sheba.
,

Augustus.
Jij^l-niiuinu
Avedis.
1),"."-."^u
(2, *!"")Awedikian.
U.i-"^'"/!^^"'%
f.Aura.
XSj^pu,
f.Aurelia.
J^i.pir.ll.ai
Aurelian.
\i,i-plr,iliu/i,nu
'

-nu

^hpt/iijiiik
f.Berenices.

[Aucher.
M^uiifMagnus.
iF8-)
Awker,
U.L^tft"A (2,2,AugUStiuUS.
W.i-il-nuu.lihnu

^P"tl'"'^
^^aiiiipAhab.

Victor.
^l/timnp

f-Aphrodite,Venus.

Beelzebub.
^ki'it^e^-'-'L
Bathsheba.
Pt/?"""p4-/""

Pt^Bel, Belus.
Bibiana.
/""
P/'p/'
Piurasby,Byraspy.
^p^pu,i,M,i[,
Bubula.
^ni.pni-i_f.

Byzant.
pnc^iK^y^
Briareus.
^pfiuMpk
Britannicus.
^pl,u,u,Vi-l,iinu
Brunone.
P^n".%"i%
BrUtUS.
^pai-innu

Achaz.
Uj^joj^

U^//"iAchia.

M^JtJkik^Achimelech.
Achior.
Dip/'"'^'
Urf/"^iA''A.chilles.
(SV 30 Cappelletti.
^...pkik-ttb
yi^l-^id^u
IkptiL""'
"

G-abinius.
^utp[i'i"['ni,

P".p Bab, Babus.

[grat.
P^p/14 Babig.
BaPancratius
Bagarat
,
^uifutpuMu,
,
Bacchus
(St.).
Pu.^n."
(2, U.-ll")Bagratoony.
p.uy^P-""."^*/'
"

Bas or Basns.
PtMiq_
Basoock.
piu;^."'-'^
Baldwin.
f^u-i^nilp'""
BachorusPacorus,
p""("".^

S.

^lAiuiltiiQ.ni-puf

Galenus, Galien.
'"\'iui[k%nu
Galorlus.
'{"aiqt-ppnu
Gamaliel.
^"a,irui,il.ti_
Gajetan.
*)""y"'""'"'1i
f.Gai'aney.
'{"u^liiiAk
Ganymedes.
^-uAilii/hij-tu

Baal.
P""4""i2^

P-"4".Balkh.

Balaam.
pMiiMiifiiT

Balak.
puiyu"i(

Balteshazzar,
P"."^o"i"'u'^
Bajazeth.
fi.yiuqlim

Gabriel.
'\'uippliki_
%u^pi Kakig.
Casimir.
'^uiqJpp
Qalano.
^la/iuiinu
Galba.
'i'uiijiuM
^uiftikauGalileo.
Kaloost;
T"u"^"-"iio

Baltasar.

-nu

Garnioe.
^uMniftli
Jasper.
'^aiauitup

bib

768

Carekin.
'i-uiiik-fpi

'Vhpnpu,
f.Deborah, Deb, Debby.

Gideon.
^hq.kn'it

Dsedalus.
l-A-^ix/jni/
l-lr^nuDeciuS.
^hlfjinu,
'\-tJlraip
Demeter, Ceres.
Demetrius.
l-lrin-mppnu

Gelasius.
"J-tfuiu^no

Speciosus.
"ft^u..rKelatii,
Bella.
S"t.^tj^4
f.Speciosa;,

Demosthcnes.
'\-irirnup-ir%i^u

Gennatius.
*hi*iu#o,/i""
Gennarius, Januarias.
T-tW/u/^fou

I'tptif^Derenice.
Deucalion.
^t-i-^iuilini

Gerardus.
'^hpuipti-nu
Germanicus.
^hpiT.u'iifilina
Germain.
^hpj'ui'iinu
f. Gertrude.
'{'irpuipni-ii.iii
S"4-/Y"^
George.

T-i-o^fDeioces.
o

I'liuiii-npaiii
Diagoras.
^tq-nj^DidO.
T-^^t 'hl-J.ni
Democrates.
'\-liirnlipuMu,^a
Democritus.
l-liiTn^pPmnu
l-^i^f.B'mah.
Tintoretto.
'hl^ij.opt^q.nj
'\'Pafp,iu
Diogenes.
Diodorus.
'Y^n^npiiii
Dioclctianus
l-l'nij'iii-mliuAna
T-^nj^^to
Diomedes, Diomed.
.

Gilbert.
'i'tipt-cinnii

S-^^K^uy/"'
Gilippus.
Kisace.
T-^"u"4
S-^uuii^Gisaney.

S-^t"'Kind, Kiide.
Ty:"4Kelace.
^ir^tisf't
f- Clotilda.
S-'ifrff
4"" Clericus.
Kenel.
T-itf,

[tian.
,

Diocle-

Dion.
Ti/in*/
l-^nitupnu Dionysins,Denis.
'Yfin^ifiu
Dionysus, Bacchus.
T-^nu Jupiter.

T""ij.i"^Y-"" Godard.

S."/? "^"^/? Goth.

f. Gemma.
'\'n^u,p[iHr

Dioscorldcs.
'^Itnuiinpftm^a
Dioscorus.
^finulinpnu
T-Z/o^u.
f.Diona.

'^niitmp-Goliath,Goliah.

Tiziano.
'VfjliuAnu

Courad.
Dolabella.
^^niipaiin
'\"nlulplr^uM
T'o.vtra-^u.linuDomitianus,Domitian.
"J-"^,^ni
Gorgo, -n.
Gortius.
Dominic.
T-nspi/.^""
'^npif-ltnu
'{.nu^kap:,
William,Will,Bill,
f. Domna.
[Dolly.
Billy. 'l-nffLu,
^ni-^P Gooshar.
'\-npnPk'"
f.Dorothea, Dorothy, Doll,
Koorken.
Doroteus.
*l-f7i.^7^4*
'):npnpii"u
Gurias.
%ni-pltaiu
"^piii^i/b
Draco, Dracon.
Gracchus.
S"^"x,tpno
^pm-ujiifiu
f.Drusilla.
Grace.
T"/."i"ff.
'\-pn,.u"a
Druso, Drusus.
,

".

Gratianus.
'^puiuijiu/iinu

"

bpt f.Hebe.
'^ptt"P'-I'"" Gregorius,Gregory;
Ebora.
In^umunpp^, tho Illumlnator ;
\}pnp,u
ttw^t^uij/iNaregatzy; '{,u,^a,%,bf.^'u^'V'Y'"'
Hegesippus.
Nazianzen ; "hfn-niu^p
l^'ab
f.Egeria.
\s.l.trpl,u,
^"pffnpPuGregorin.
[ofNyssa. \}tl"tt""-^gidius;S. t\u.^u,%.
^pmnpnu GrotluS.
llfl-Rf.Edith.
bf^^uT""
CEdipus.
Dathan.
I'uiq.ui'h
bv^'x-u'/'TEdward, Ned, Teddy.
'^ut/lnai
f. Dalilah.
b2^4^""Hezekiah, Ezechias.
'\"iuiruiunu
Damasus.
Ekiel.
^i'"kttLEzekiel,
f.Damaris.
"hatiriupl-u
^S-^bkYeznig.
Damianus.
'\'uiJiiiu'bnu
b?/"Ezra, Esdras.
Damocles.
*\piuj},liik"
f.Electra[uora.
\}ihl,u,piu
Damon.
'\'u,irn%
\si^iu'bniiitiii
,\}ii^n%npui
f.Eloauor,Eloo-

"

T-uA Dan.

Daniel, Dan.
1"uA//4^
Darius.
'b".^fe4
T-a.-./.p
David, Davy.
T-iu^Atf. Daphne.

\Sitli"
f-Eliza.
\}^Pqu,f.Eloisa,Heloisa.
b^^iff.Elpis.
Elijah,Elias,Eliah.
b"//'"'
Eleazar.
\},lt"u^P

iiair

770

Thetnistocles.
^kilt'''""hih"

Leonidas.
\t-i.n1i,^fUMi,

Theodosius.
p't"?-""

] t-i-nii It"* Leon, Livon, Leo.

f. Theodosia.
^kn/i-nultu,

Leopold.
l|t"po^"

f- Theodora.
p-t"?."^'"

f.Leonora.
X^ifiinpui

Theodorus.
^'k-ii-npnu

Lebrun.
Xnaipyo'ii
\j,mf.Lia,Leah.

Theocritus,

^kn^plimnu
{i'liii4'l'Uf
f-Theophila.
^knijil-inu
Theophilus.

|9*4/i^^u"i/",
Theophrastus.
,

-nu

^niTiu^ky Tommas^o.
^ndhM-mu,"!,
(2,-b-) Thomagian.
^niTa/^MThompson.
|3"/"n.%/"^
Thornig.
^niliTutuThomas, Tommy, Tom.

Licinius.
or it"
\piil,u/iinu
Lycurgus.
\l,iini.pii-nu
f.Lydia, Lydy.
\l,.-l.l.u.

f.Livia.
Xlf-l'u,
Livius, Livy.
yifi^linu

Lysander.
'yin-utubifP
Lysias.
\li,.ufiuiu
1/.Lu/ii/:/{p Lysimachus.
-nu

p"n^fr,"r Thorgoma, Thoghorma.

Lysippus.
\jii,u[,uiuiau

P*"/l/7"D, }fP^nn.nnnu

[Lndovicus.
l^npt/ILove.
,l^n^^"L^4Louis,Lewis,
l^^q-nill-i

|9"oc.4/i^^"i4",
Thueydites.

-nu

f. Louisa,
l"i.^j".,
l_""-/.2(7.".

f. Genevieve.
jy"%"i/^"^".

l"7L4u,i"i"Lucan.

Ibrahim.
'^p.put^JiJ'
\tifi,uu,l,nu
Ignatius.
'h^-.o
f.Ida.
\tq.[iuinu
(Edipus.

\,,Uil^uif.Lucina.
Lucullus.
\ni.lin,.lir"
f.Lucretia.
\n,.liplruiliuM

Luigia,
[Lou.

Lucrotius.
Xni-tiiihinl-na
f. Lucifer,Mattutina\^i.uuMplrp

Icarius, Icarus,loarion.
\tli,up"u
Inaohus.
"[fiiaipnu
."^ (2, I,.)
jiizC^a*
Ingigian.

f.Lucy.
\nM.i,[iiu
Luther.
\ni-uilrp

"itbiia^iiklim
"[tnuInnocBnt.
Isaac.
\tuu,i,u,li
Isidorus.
tiu^Y-"/'""

\n^ Locke.
Lockman.
Xn^^iTii/ii
lo/ifrijf S. liuc-pfhui^nu

Isisli"/"u
Ti"/(/"^4^
f.Isgoohy,Alethea.

fDuf^ Khat.

"

""

Isocrates.
^uniipuiut

Ehachiadoor.
]ii""^i(
\a,a^,imni-p
\amp[,l3-iu
f.Charity.

Israel.
\iuf,uijki_

Khosroes.
\a"upnil_

lioJiyt^Ismael.

f.KhosTOvanoosh.
lunupiiilyAnj^
Irenaeus.
\iphr%knu
{"Irene.
\"pyiik
Iris.
\"pliu
\tiplii-ir'b[,
f.Iphigenia.
\*'l'tii'"""
Iphicrates.

f.Khosrovidookhd.
laaupailtifni-liiui

\uipm% Laban.
Lactantius.
\tulimui%mlinu

Caligula.
't]fii^"f.n"."ii"
Callimachus.
MuiitiTinpnu
(" Calinice.
\\u,it'i,l,lilk
Callisto.
\\uiibuaina
Calistratus.
\\uMil,iuuipaiinnu
("Calliope.
^iuMi^iPnuih
l|"iyu/n".n.tr^u"
f.Calpurnia.

}aapk% Khoren.
Cadmus.
lluiif.J'nu
Mwite""jf- Calypso.

Lamartine.
\aiiru,p,l.l,%

Laocoon.
\u^niin}ju
\a/iilifiu,j'n,.p
Tamerlane,
Larunda.
\iin,nL.'bfu,u

Timour.

\a,i.[A[iuj
f.Lavinia.
yuiM.nJkmn% Laomoton.
\u,t.pu,
f.Laura.

Calvin.
\\u,i4Ji'b
\\u,^nuCacus.
-k- Carabyses.
\\u,irpl,-u

\iui-pfiiu,l,"u
Laurentius,Lawrence.
ltu.1,,^44f,Lettice.
X/rL.fi[.uiuinu
Leucippus.

\\mi^iua
f- Camille.
Camillus.
Tqiai/^jgnu

Camsarus.
\\iu,r"uip

Mm,

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7 71

Miyk^iCain.
Caius.
1l"",/"i"
\luj%if.iai^
f. Candace.
Candidus.
Mu/bn-fiutnu
\\uiuuM%ii.pui
f.Cassandra.
y^iuaulinufk
f. Cassiope,-a.
\\u,muMpP'ibk
f. Catharine,Katharine,
Eate, Katie, Kitty.
Catilina.
l|""i"^^"%"u"

Conon.
'\\n%n%
Confucius.
MiA^nu-iilina
Copcmicus.
'^nuihnfiililinu

MntAtutiCornace.
Constantius.
Mnumu.%11.

[tantine.
'\\nuu,u,%ii.f'UM
f.Constance.
Constantiuus,Cons\nuinui%if.liui%nu
Coustantijius.
llnainai'iiq.pb
f. Constautino.
\\nuinuAii.[i%aM

^immnb CatO.

CoUstaUt.
l|nu""ia%^ni/

CatuIluS.
^luimnt-ifna

\\nuuiuiu Constans.

Corbulo.
\\u"puiutt-m
Garabed, (precursor,St. \{appni-in%
Cardus.
f.Corinna.
^iupi-nu
[John the Baptist). \\apl,%%uM
Caren.
Coriolauus.
\u,pk'b
'\\npltniu/i,na
Oorewn.
f.Charlotto.
IXuipinminui
\],npl,.A
f. Carolina.
y\in[inipik
\\np^ Core.
Charles.
f.Gwendolon.
\\n..i;%a,nib%
\\iupninu
Celestina.
Quintilianus.
\\nt.l!iimliihiu'bnu
M^i^uml^bk("
Cis.
Guy ; n-t*^ Guido.
\\n.-l,u,y
f.Cicely,Cecil,
\\bii\,i^w
Mni.uil,qj,%
Cupid.
Mt\pnui
Cecrops.
Caesar ; ^m^nu
Julius
f.Cornelia.
1liii.ii.%r"y/iu"
Mtrauip
Comelius.
Gessner.
\\nLjLi,lribnu
'iltuilfp
Gustavus.
y\ni.ufuit-nu
tltppbpaaCerberus.
CurtiuS.
^Ini-pmlinu
l|"-^""i"
Cephas.
Ctesias.
\\mk-ulta,u
Cyaxares.
1\fiuipuuip
Crassus.
Cicero.
\\puMunu
ll/f^i'^n'ir
"^puMutliiMiuinu
Cratippus.
Mblu^-H
Cyclop.
Cr("SUS.
Cimon.
\\plranu
'itpjh'i,
Critias.
Ciuciunatus.
"^pftmltiuu
tx^ifipiXuimna
-

Cinna.
IxftVLui

Ixjiufpliu.'bnu
Cyprianus,Cyprian.
or
liltpui^nu
Ciriacus,Cyriaqne.
Tl/""-/"/. Cybele.
l]^^pi-,/t
Cyril.
Cyrillus,
\\l,,.phq^
Cyrus.
Ixfii-pnu

[poohy.
Hamazaspes.
l.u.Jht^aui
f. Hamazaspe, -zasl^uiiTuinuiuuiaiJil-

*\"UtptuS. \yiiippnL.^p
S. \tli-pul;u
XXjui/lr^ft
f\lrih"' Cloelia.
^ikJ^ml^buMf.Clementina.

Hambartzoom.
t^iuiFpiupini-ir
Hamlet.
"LfaJr^ii.
Haig, Haicus ; Orion.
'i.uyk
f-Hai'ganoosh.
Xyyk'^'lR-

f.Cleopatra.
ItXiknuifutpiu
Climachus.
liit'/iitp""
Clarke.
"Un-iip^
lin^JkaClement.
Clearchus.
^"ik-app""
Cleqpulus.
\\qk"p"'-L
Cleophas.
\\,^nuiuM

li^f^10 f.Claudia.
Claudius,Claude.
\\qa,^pnu
Codrus.
'l\n^pnu
Cosmo,
\\",lJ'u.a

Cosmus.
Goldoni.
\\"iu,n%lt
Goldsmith.
\\niu,iiJt[^
Gozzi.
\\nitirl,

Ilni^uiiuuComitas.
Comnenus.
\\n!lulr%nu

Godfrey.
\la%,iJiu,pk

Hamam.
t.uiJhtJ'
Ham an.
Z.aiiTui'b
f-Hamaspewr.
i^utiTiuuipl'-n-

imjpiauihmHairabod.
ituuui% Hasan.
Hermann.
Xu,pJiu%
Harold.
"impniui
iuMt.u!buMli
Hawanag.
Ihp^n^j"Hethoom, Hayton,Aiton.
Ih^mfinu Helvetius.

Hector.
"Ifrlimnp

IfrqhEli.
{"Helen, Helena, Nel.
'ly^'bk
HeliodoFUs.
2jriibn^npau
S. XiWJ-u.
^t^JiKu
f.Henrietta,Harryot.
^tipbitjjJi-uM
.

2^t%ptlnu
Henry, Hall,Harry.

Hera.
/".
2,fc/i""

Heraclins.
Heraclides.
yhpuilfibitku

i^pm^u

-k"

99

iru-p
Heraclitus.
Ikpuiliib't-nu
Hermes, Mercury2^ir[,Jku
V'V"L Hersohel.
Herodotus,
^hpntl-nmnu
Hierom, Jeremy,
X.lrpn'bliJhu

t,irpn4^uHerod,

f- Magdalene , Madeline,
^m.l.,l,iu;p,k

U'o.i^^uuY"u'Magistrus.[Maudlin,M
^uiitnif.
Magog.
Jerome.

Herodes.

f.Herodias.
2^hpnil^ltuiii.u,
Hercules.
2,irppp..iku
Xfr^humnuHephaestus,Vulcanus.

Hilary,Hilarius.
l^tiifpt"''

2,f
i/t'S"
Hymen.
Hiperichius.
Xb'Hi'vb^""
HippOlytUS.
Xj^uiulnilbmnu

2j^M.ulf^nii
Hesychius.
Hyrcanus.
2j,i.pliuM%nu
"

t"-

"

) Hurmiiz.

Hemajace.
2,"/"/t"B4

tn^nu

-na

-nb

Hoschius

Homerus,

Homer.

(Sidonius).

Humbolt.
2,"""-"%"Y3Xn-uMdhuku
Bamesses,

Bamses-

BogulUS.
i^nJ^ni-iinu
Bemus.
i^n-h-Jhu
f-Bipsimia,Sima.
t^a-liipuftJk

2|ii.^o"pmj""/
Bichard, Dick.
Xn-nq-nt-ijinu
BudolphuS.
BomulUS.
^a-ntTni-fnu

In^.-P^f.Buth.
Phraates, Herahat.
2,p""4""""
Herant, Oronte.
2^pu!iim
Herachia
tjimiiruy

IPu.4i/t""Mahomet,

Mohammed.

XfuijppkMambres.
Jifuii^inbiriiA
Mamigonian

J.

IfiiAutui^Manasseh, -es.
Manawaz.
'liyaAiui-mq_
Mantagoony
Xfuifni-iMiiniAp

J.

Manetho.

ViiAk f.Mane.

Holophemes.
i^nqniphn^k"
,

-ius.

HTuAlrPni

Hohenlohe.
2,"4t4/5/4^

t^njkp

Machbeth.
\^u.ipt[^
1P"i"^"-f.o%
Macedon,

ITuidJuu Mamas.

2,Jiuin\iiu,ai
Hippocrates.

"

^uii^lnmkf.Matilda.
Methuselah.
\fu,Pni-uuiqiuj
Majan.
XfuiJ-iJii
Macchaboeus, Maccabi.
U'lo^K./si^
Macar, -ius.
Xfui^iup

Malachi.
}yiiiqiaf;[iut
ITuiq^auMalchus.

Himilco.
ZffJtih"''

tj'i-pJb'-i.
( S-^/" T-

ITll-P

772

(fire-eyed).

Manes, Manichea.
ir""i%^
f-Yiolet.
W'^'T'ti^i
Manlius.
y^uAibnu
Manzoni.
'[^uAitn'bfi
Emmanuel.
\^iu%n..l^i_
Manoog.
XS'iiAni-ii
Manfred.
ISuAi^pkin
M
ashtotz.
VTm^nfjj
Mabillon.
\^uiuilijirn%
Massillon.
lSuiiijijlrn%
Masinissa.
iruiii^ti^iiaui
Mascaron.
iTuiuiiiipiA

Jfininuippiu
-u

Matthias.

y^uiuipkn- Matthew, Mat.

f.Margaret,Margery,
\fi.p,i.u.pliu,
, -u.

lyiJi-^Lamech.

Madge, Marget, Margy, Meg.

X^uipPu,f.Martha, Matty, Patty.
Mary, Maria.
y^utpfiuiiTf.
f. Poll,Polly.
]ruipl.u,jpi

Charalambus.
luipmiuii/uinii

f.Marian.
\fu,pPuiiJ^

'Xuitiuip
,

-nil

Lazarus.

It-ainiliii
f-Latona.

}SuipfiuM'Ubu.
f.Marianne.

'\t-png.p'biii
Lerupna.

Mar-Ibas.
IPiu^^puiu(l|o"ii^%""")

It^p

Levi.

Marius.
^Siuplinu

It-i-nt^Leon, Leontius.

Marcellus.
M uMpltt^nnu

I^tiauLinus.
1n%i[.[i%nu
Longinus.
Lot.
'Xpilui

Marcian, -us.
ISuipliliui'iinu
Marcion.
"i
Ifm/i^f
Vr""f
4"" Mark, Marcus ; "\i3iuiiAI!iinu

Luke.
Ini.iiuiii
S. \iif-i([nL.^u
'\at-Jl^l.^^u
'XnHi^fiu^na LuclaUUS.

Marcus"li.i.ptrqpui'iina
Martial.
[Aurelius.
X^uipmliiMiikii

"Antony

Martin.
ISlupuijiuna
Martirus.
Ifuipuippnii

"^ffbiifiiit.uA
Jenghis or ChingisKhan.

S. jj op[i^"
jjuii-pli^^nu

Johnson.'
-^a'liupi,

Machiavel, -li.
W"if"[''"4kaJi
Maximianus.
'ffuipu^i^ui'iiau
Maximilian.
{^uipiilnlplliuAau

Mabel.
ITu-P^i./.

irnii.

8ni"

775

Maximus.
\^"igu^jhu
f.Clara;Macrian.
|r"{p^"L4/,
Metastasio.
ui'^iuu.i.mqlini
Xfi^^ku.
f.Medea.

^np^knu Morpheus.
MUGIUS Sc"9V0la."
^nUilina
'^Ifhi-niu,
Mooshegh, Mushel.
U'nt.^fr,^
"^nuiknuMuSSeUS.
^Sni^umm^oMMoustapha.
Moore.
IT-tt.^
Amurath
; Moorat.
\Snc.paim

f. Medusa.
Ut-q.ni.uui

Vtr0.n%Melehior.
Melitus.
X^t-iPuinu
XS'iriutniik'iM
f.Melpomene.

Mordecai.
"^nt-pq^k

Maurice,Morris.
}S"'ptk
Mauritius,

Melchizedech.
ir*^t^A"t^t4
{ytriiiAutu
Moecenas.
Mecsenas,
Mehentaee.
\!t^^l/Lq.uiii

[gerdes.
^"upiiP^
Japetns,Japheth.
^uM^trpu,Jezdegerd,Isdegerde,Isdif.Hyacinthia.
%u.^l,%[t

f.Miloah.
ITt/^^n^
XfkaLnii Memnon.
Menander.
\fh'buM%q.p
Xftr%irtiiuM.nu
Menelaus.

Jacob.
^u,\np.

fiui^np.au
James, Jemmy.
f.Jaquet ; Joan^u,^nii^f,,u

\^lAwtipMentor.
\ftn.^l,..".p"a
Mercury.
Mereurius,
IFt"/.w ^ Messiah.

^uAnu

Janus.

Jansenius.
3iu%i,/rlt,pnu
Quiuni Jason.

Paschal.
Qu,pnL.p-p,.i

f. Messalina.
truuuiilHiui

\firupnui
Mesrop,Mesrobe.
Xtlrmlriuu
f.Metella.
MetollUS.
V^hmlrijnu
\ylrmpn^iui%nu
Metrophaues.
U'"y"'^'V^
f.Merope.
Meroosean.
\fkpni.j-u/b
Mephistopheles.
ITt^/lnion^t^
Midas.
ITf^""
Miletus.
IS'l'ihuinu

f.Eterne.
8iu,.lrpJf. Perpetua.
3"'t-t^"/'""-4/f
f. Jezabel, Isabel.
%irqu,p^i^

f.Jezandookhd.
3"-2.^tff.D".^""
3^'""- Joshua, Jos.
Qhuuk Jesse.

Qt-pupu^iTJeroboam.
QbfP^uyk Jephthah.
Qpuni-uJesus.

ir^i"iMilo,Milon.

3"p Job.

Miltiades.
\ftu-t"'q-ka
Milton.
ir/"^.i""%
Vit^PMithras.
Mihran.
ir^4/"".%
Mithridates.
U'A4/'^""""
Mihrsapore.
U'f'"/"2f""7"'-4

Qnp^aAnu JovlaU.

3"it"" Joash.

u^%uMa Minas.

Jehoahaz.
Qmluipu,^

QniSiu.q_
Juvenal,-is.
Jonia.
^ntijiuM
^n^utp.Joab.

Joachim.
QuijuM^^.r

3"#". Joel.

Minos.
Vl"%nq,,
Mishach.
XT^uuip
Mishael.
\fpuiuiii_
\yi"ppu"
f.Myrrha.

Sn^tuAnu

"be"ijkL Michael, Mick, Mike.

y^he^ir^^ist
Michael-Angelo.
Micah.

-%ku

U"".4Meshace.
Mnibkn.Moliere.
ITi^i^Moloch.
Monti V.
\Sn%q.^

Josiah.
^'""lut"'
Jugurtha.
8ni-q.nt.pP-

f.Monnica.
Vnitlq.u,

}Sn%^n^nbMontfaucou.
[ronese.
-

Jonathan.
[ny.
8"'^uuMl^-uA
%n^uulh Jonah, Jonas.
^n^mifiium Jehoshaphat.
%u,\ui!ruinu
Josephus (Flavins).
Joe.
Joseph,
^n^ukiti

Wpj^Puip Mel^hithar.
Bap.
ir4/"""A",
Baptist,
ITi'A-i/^u^^i'
/"Mnemosyne.

ITny^opMoab.
If/iij^ulu
Moses;

**"

Qn^uA
John, Johnny, Jack ;
John
Chrysostom.
[\ulilrpkpui%,
Qnil^uA%iu
f.Johanna, Jane,Jinny.
John Baptist.
8''i/4""'i'%4"'
ir4/""/t
^n^uAipiiuMf. Joan, Jin,Jennet,Jen,

ir^".n.n%
Myron.

oheb""'

JoYianns.

Jehoiada.
8nqi,j.u^^

^/iapyum^f,,Kko-

Qni.q.mJudah.
3"^y.fp f.Judith.
Qnt-ibwf.Julia.
f. Juliana.
8nt-iliui'bii

nho

774

NoYatianus.
"{jniiaimliufbnu
Nooward.
f.
"bix-uf^^

Julian,-us.
Qa^iliuAnu
Julius.
Qnt-l^au
Julia.
f.Julietta,
Sn,.ql,m,a
Isichius.
Jusice,
3''"-"'^(
Jousouph.
Qat-um.ip

Numa.
"Xini-JiMM

Numeriauus.
*\,ni.Jhpl,u/bnu

f.Nunia.
"iinJukor "I'll
Nushirwan.
'\j"L.^p4u,%

f.Justina.
Qnuuuijtui'bk

Justiniau,-us.
QnLumpiiM%aii
Justin,-us.
8/""-ou"^1""ii"

ChateaubriandSu"f.i""//"^"i.b
Shahenshah.
"^"o4%""a4
Shambath, Sabbatai.
Z-^Jpuii^

Tj""pu.^Nabal.

("Semiramis.
Z-Jl'p"'J'
Sapor, (Shapur).
Z""Hn--i,
Zi"piy Sharah.
Chardin.
Z'^paik'T'
Zkpup^P Shakspeare.
Zbake Schiller.
Zhay Silas.

Napoleon.
"biupitj^ni,
Naboth.
"liMMipnqpNebuchadnezzar.
'iswpni.fn^ninunp
Nabonassar.
%uipLnLiuiuuip

Nabopalasar.
iiuipnutjaiiiuuip
Naz"rius.
"hiu^up
Nathan.
'\3u,puM%
Nathaniel,Nat, Natty.
^.o/3u,itt.y4^

S. u^ifhii*
Z'^""-''fi

ShenorhalyS.^^ft"Z%np/iu,i^
f. Susannah, Susan,Lily.
Z"i-i^'i'
f.Sue, Sukey.
ZnL.^'iiliii

Narcissus.
"hiup^jiu
Nahum.
'hui.-ni.ir
Nimrod.
"bt-ppniip-

{[^tt^uOgyges.

Naaman.
'btt-iTa/ii

Ulysses.
[{"i-ftuti-u

Nehemiah.
Iji-tijl
Nileus, Nilus.
"iit-qnu
%tjbupiif.Nemesis.
"btMiinu
Nepos.

Othello.
([ptifn,

npni. Otho.

ttipptpOliver.
f.Olympia.
i\ilii/p^ui
n^ijhipui^iu
Olympiodorus.
niPiOii^n^npnu
f. Octavia.
[\Q,nuiM.p,i,

-ius.

Nestor,
"Ltoran^

Nero.
"isirpni
Nerva.
"iitpni-uia
Nerseh
"iitrput^

Octavius, Oetavianus.
niuiuj,.(,na

or

Onesimus.

Ct/"^4i"^^mir li^uf_(\i,t-uliJhu
Honorius.
or
Clajensis; (litnp^na
ji-j/l the Graceful
Onuphrius.
{linifippnu
;
\uijppniiuijl, Lambronese
Ossian.
(lupiA
^uipPti-, the Parthian.
Osiris.

Narses
'bfr/""4"

,-

"

"

Newton.
'ht-.-u.n'it
Neco, Necho.
ljt^".".ni/^
ljhamuin.pu^ 0" \\uiMnuMpftb^
"

Nearkus.
'Xjkuiplun^

"ilk Ink" Nfeocles.

n

NeOptolcmUS.
"{iknutmiinJknu
Nicanor.
"XtliliuAin^
Nicephorus.
'{if'lilripnp
Nicias.
'htkb"'"
Nicodemus.
'Xjftlinif.kirnu
Nicholas,Nicol,Nick.
'Xtfilinquiinu
Nicomedes.
%li\njh,i.ku
Nicon.
"bl'/fli

"U/AnoNinus.
Ninias.
"{ilAni-uia

f.Niobe.
'hl"'p(r
Nucar.
"Xjli-^iup
%iu,% Nishan.
Noah.
'b'j'/
"iiyhj^p f.Noemzara.
"ViyhJi,
f.Naomi.

(\ulip[i"
Wosgan.
[\"/ju/i,
ttuitopOscar.
n^it Wosky.

Ovid, -ius.
n"/^7.^"""

fl^iHosea.
n-l^nuOchus.
n""^i Odin.
Horatins, Horace.
npui,"pnti
f.Hortensia.
ttpil-tiapu,
Orestes.
[[phumku
Oribasius.
[\pJ,puMul,nii
Orion.
[\plin'ii
Orlando.
{[piuAni-nu
[ (god).
Hormisdan.
{[pJijif^u/i,
Ormuzd
Hormisdas
)
king
(
;
^pJt^
Origen, -es.
H/xi'T^/'H"
Ursula.
f.
[ipunfu,
Orpheus.
[\p.pif""Washington.
{[t-n^^liifl^M
Usserius.
{\uuhpltnu

n-na

77i$

q^".^nt.Buffon.
Plinius,Pliny.
^ij/bftnu

f.Urania.
{[t-piuiiftui
Urban, "us,
{{"-ppiaiinu
Uriah.
n"-/"/'""

Flutarch.

Huriel.
^"-cb^L.

Ahaziah,Ochozias.
W^n^ui
If.)Chamich.
(2,.
2.u..qku.%

PalsBoIogns.
11""^fF^^
Palladius.
Q)"Ycu"^^o""
f.Palmyra.
^""a/l'piu
Lord Byron.
(Xppa,)
^"yp%
Pantaleon.
*l)""%^i"Y^n%
f. Pandora,

^iubn.npuM
Pape, Papus.
fllmu,

Patriclr.
^""uipliii
Patrocles.
^wuipii^ik^u

^fpPh%"uikf.Parthenope.
or
[Hrp Parthen.
fl|"/^/34*
Paris.
'^"upf.u
Parmenides.
^u.pjk%l,^ku
Baruir.
^""ajp
Barbarossa.
*^uipuitsMpnauuM
^%uM
f.Paulina.
^uMi.,^%IL
Paul.
,

Paulus,
^"u,.^,,

Pausanias.
^u.i.auAfEuia
Pegasus.
(|)"-^u,u'7u
Pelage.
f.Pelagia,
^irqu."fl",u
Pelagius.
^tiiaiiffinu
Pelasgus.
Vltiiuiofnu
Pelopidas.
^t-qnuiliif-iuu
Penelope.
f.
^t/bkin^iiik
PstaViUB.

({[lriniMMi.^nu
Peter.
%t-inpnu

Perdiceas,
"I'^/'^Mi"'"
Pericles.
^irpl,iqtu
(Firoze).
or -sas
Peroses,
fl|fr/""t
f.Proserpine^t-put;pn%t
Perseus.
^t-puknu
Porphyrogonite.
^kn-'^lrn.nt.J-fi'u

^[ni-iniup^nn
Plato.
%iu,mn'l,
Plautus.
(|)^"uiL.f"nu Pluton.
Plutus,
%iacu,n'i,
Folemon.
^niihiTni,
Polybius.
^niippfinu
FolluX.
f^nqb^lri-inliu

Polycrates,
^niiplpuimtu
^njhiiu, f.Pomona.

^nj-aiknu PompBus,

Pompoy.

Pompilius.
^ni/Lfpilina
Pompouius.
V\n,ruiniilinu

Bonadventure.

(Hn%iu4hiij.ni-pMu
^nuiuiiu, f. Poppoea.
niErNeptUU.
(I|n"^f

Posidonius.

"I|i""^f.n%^inH
Bossuet.
f^nu^M-k

Porcia.

^npH[nuf.Portia,
Porphyrins.
f^np^fiM-P

Boileau.
^nt-ui/nj
f.Pulcheria.
f^ni-i^hpfiu,
Bourdaloue.

^ni-puiuiini.
Ptolomy.
^miiaJknuPtolomsBus,
Priamus.
^pl,"iJhu
f.Bridget,Biddy.
\I,tCI.^u.
f-Priscilla.
'^pb-hbiu"
^pnpnu Probus.
-us.
^pn^,i_Procul,
Procopius.
^pii\n,Miliau
Prometheus.

^pitJlfP^nu
Proper-tius.
^pnuilrpu,[ina
Protagoras.
fHpumuiq-npiau
ProtOUS.
^pnuit"u ^pamhi-u
,

Paul.
fllo^
Polycarp,-us.
f^oiftkuipuinu
Polyeucte.
(Qo^^^mou
Boccaccio.

^'.e^'^iil-y

Chakhchakh.

(2,
^uifu^ui^kufb
S*
2.^p"^b'^"
9ls-a-nbfiiihu
.

irO

f.Pia.
fliA-.
Bachab.

Pygmalion.
^[".i.JiMfibn'b

{["lu^mpf.

Pilate.
^ftquimnn

Bacine.
n"ia"/"%

PicUS.
^Jtif-nu

Baphael.
^uiifiuiikL.
Baehel.
/""
^utpku
f.Bebekah,
^ypkiiu.

Pindarus.
"I|^%^""^
Pionius.
flj^nfe

fH[tupampuiMiinu

Bhea.
(ht'"/".
n-4-^4/"uBetheus.

f.Pistis.
"Hl,.,",nu

Beaumur.
^koJIfi-n.

Pythagoras.
^l"t-[^uMf"p

Begnard.
^piihuip

f^f" Pius.
Pisistratus.

Bobcrt,Bob.

'Hp.-pp.uf. Pythia.

^npirpm

Pythias.
"l|^".^^""u

^npn^iTBehoboam.

Pyrrho, Pyrrhon.
"l)^^"i."%
Pyrrhus.
fl|^L"."n,

"u

Bebecca, Becky.

^aifMUS. '\^pt A^pt"'-^b

'

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Bosalia.
/*"
flu'^u'/^'u

VMio"

Bomanus.
n-iii/L""""u

f-Sibyl.

'Romelns.
[["njtina

Sigismund.
"Wlif-ftairm^Mil.
Wl-iuuSylla.

Eomeo.
[i-aJk^y

\!i[,Jkn%
O^iAtiSimeon, Simon.

Eubens.
[['ai-uik'iiu

Simonides.
U^i/^V'T-^"

n*"^
"u

O/x'uifSisace.

Eoch.

Sisera.
\S[iuuipui
Sisianus.
XSjiu^u/iinu
\Sl-pnji,
f.Amabilis ; Bella.
Soliman.
ySt'-lkjJ'ui'tSolianus.
1]^"-'//"i"%""'
Scoevola.
XS^iri-niiii
\Sliliui[in%
Scipio.

Eeaben.
^(fLpffc
Eubinus.
{^fnLplfbnu
EoUSSeaU.
{["at-auiy

E'ollin.
n-o^t*
Eossini.
n*a""//i%^

\Suip.u,
f. Sheba.
Umpt^Sabellius.
f. Sabina.
\S-apl,%u,
[thiney.
Wu,pi,%l,^
f. Sathinig Sathinice,SaSaladin.
l]"Y^i^^%
SallUSUuS.
UuyfiiLuin^nii
Isaac.
l|u'4"""4
,

Wu.:,u3liu,%nii_f.
Sahaganoosh.
Salmanassar.
HSuiqiTu/biuutup

Sembat.
\SJpuiii,
SoZOmeUUS.
\}njn,/t%na
Socianus.
1]n^/"u.%"7""

Socinus.
IJof^tiou

Vnipatm Socratos.
UnqnJk-f. Solomy.
MnqniPA SolomoD, Sol.
Wnqn% SoloU.

XSiutTaiiMuu
Samonas.

WaL.uMp^^Suarez.
Suidas.
U""-^7."'"'
U""-/fv/'4f""
Sulpicius,
Sulpitius.
Uni.^4%Suren.

l]""j/it.tf_
Samuel, Sam, Sammy.

SuriuS.
Wni-plina

1]u'i/:i,fi%,
U""'^'"'^'
Sampson, Samson.

Sukias.
IJni^^iuu
f.Sophia, Sophy, Soph.
Wni^fiiMM
Wnifn^q_SophOclOS.
Zephaniah.
\]n,fn%l,iiM
f.Sophronia.
\}n^pn%l,ii,
Spartacus.
Wuiuipmuilinu
X^uilri-aliuiuinu
Speusippus.

Salmoneus.
JS"i/J'n'iMlina

\S"uqnj^
f. Salome.

Sanatruce.
Wiu'uiuuipni.ii
llio%^"7"-^i"
f.Sandookhd.

lAuia-u,
f. Sarab,Sal,Sally.
MiMiuu/uSassan.
Jiaimni-niinuSatum.

Sergius.
liiup^fiu
ll"""^i^u/ti""fiar^
Sardanapalus.

WmJibniluiSpinosa.

Saul.
Wuiuni.n_
ll".^^"i^Sappho, Sapho.

Spiridion.
\\ii{l,p{,if.n'b

Stuart, Stewart.
V^ni-iupq.

Stanislaus.
\}iituAfufuii.
f. Stephania,Fanny.
W^itifiuAliai
Stephen.
\^u,hi^utiinu
Wmpuipn'bStrabo.

SebastiEn.
Ulrpiuumpiiiiinu
Severianus.
Mtpirpp.iAnu
Shadrach.
ll"'f.^u'4
Seleucus.
ll"/"-i.(''u
Sil.
Utipiruiupau
Silvester,

\itJ-Shem.

y^puiuifin'b
Serapion.
WppnL.^1,
f.Serpoohy ; Moll,Molly.
Xi^uti^lihp
Scaliger.

Seneca.
XSkiih^tu

Sanacherib.
Wi/bk^hpl.J'

Wkiirkpli
Segneri.
Sesostris.
\St-unuuip

Hui/uPu/bli
Vakhthanges.
HoM^iu.^ Vahaken, Hercules.
ilui^uA Vahan, ^gidius.

llt"^i"i.4
Sebooh.
Wt-piuuffiu
Serapis.
Wk-pi.f,nu
Sergius.
\Skpnpk;
Seraphin,-us.

il".4t Vah^.

XSt-ph'iiu,
f. Serena.
Severus.
Wti-irpnu

ij\"YA*m/iin"
Valentine,Val.

MkP^

^\u,itppui
f.Valeria.

Seth.

Mkib-rSelim.
l]tW"-".
Segur.

Vahram.
ilui^pojiT
d

Valarses.

u#.^o"/"j_

Valarsaces.
^ujiiutp^aiti

HuiqlAinpuAnn Valentiuiau.
Valorlau.
"i\a,tihpliin%nu
Valerius.
"^u"iiipl"nu

"PUb

"^iit-pfiu^a

Phocas.

(pnj^uiv

a"os

778

Xerxes,

^niilin'uPhooion.

'f-pt"t"t'Hnu

4)nm

"^pftuaiuiipnp

PhotiUS.

i^npuin,^^

Christopher.

'f-pftuuifi'i.k
f. Christina,

PhotiuUS.

^nml"%au

Chrysippus.

"P/.^ooiou Christus,

f. Fortune.

^a./!^u"iuPhryxiis.

"^pnjhi.i^l_ Cromwell.

ipuuiJtmp^na

"Po^tzray,j,

^"tipt

Psammeticlius.

Christiana.

Christ.

Correggio.

f. Psyche.

^pu.'biiltuliliui
f. Frances,

Fan.

"C.

{ji^nuufjibnu

\}ti~q-nuinpfinu

D.

"

^pu/h^ftulina Francis,

Frank.

i^pMncnpu, Phraortes.
i^pt,l.iri,pi
Frederic,
,

Otho.

OPni.

S^"^

O^i

Fred.

-"u

Awshin.

Ouiiy

Ota,

f\putiu,pna
"pmiT

Awta.
Auxentius.

Auxence,

Ham.

'^iu'uum'u Canaan.

a)u.%f

"pai%"7^

^uipii^iyif.

Canova.

^trpnp^

Cherubin,

Fan.

/". Fanny,

Fahrenheit.

-us.

Fenelon.

"f-liutuiitkpui Chiabrera.

^k%t-iat,

^fiiinb Chilon.

^tpmlAu/iiii,
,

'Pppn'b

Chiron.

"P^pu.

3)^"^

/"..Clara.

"pn^"%""

"po#"44y^

Columbus.

'f-aiu%piiHiuiau
"Pu"ii.tp

-finu

f. Euphemia.

Firdoucy.

3)^^"i"".u^

Corneille.

Xanthippus.
Xaveriua.

Xavier,

Ferdinand.

~nu

f. Filomena.

%j,fnjk%uM

%ikzbk

Flechier.

%tk"'pb

Fleary.
^"

wt^P^^t"*

VU^p^m^uM

"^ui/bn^puiin
"^ueiiaipuA

3j~4^

Xenocratcs.

Xenophanes.

Fohi,

^pa/b^ulinu

'

Fo,
"C.

"

Foe.
S.

4V'""^'}^"'('"'

"C.
"

'^ul/iinijin% Xenophon.
"^ukumnu

Sixtns;

%pai'bpib'b
b

the
-

Fifth.

^omjtuk

Franklin.

f. Photina.

b^ "nu.sirojiu:b
u^Jb'D.p^u.s-ru.tio.'b

ttbn^a^'P

U,pi""%^2,'"p'"^t
Abande, Hapante.

Amsterdam.
W^irufh-pmuiW

Abdera.
UiF^frfjo.

Ararat.
lie//""/"""'

l],f-^._f.f"if
Abydos.

Anatolla, iN^atolian.
Ig^uiainilim
England ; -gp English.
\^i^jlJ,u,
Ancona.
l^ifWiiui
the Antilles.
'findifL
VS'tbu}""'''
Anthep.
\f}"l3-ai^
[Ancyrian.
yi-P Any.
Ancyra , Angoora ; -j^
\^,lil,i-pl,u,

[ers of Abraham.
Descendants
or foUow'O.p.puiiuiMltmiip

Akoolis.
m^ni-iliu
Agrigentum.
'U^/.pui^uMiiq.
Adria,
\i,^pPu,

Hadria.

the Adriatic.
\ijf.ii[,uMlia/b

Adrianople.
l),7.^//."ui""-"v"z/""
Asoph.
Vi.qui/u
Athenian.
y,pf.-iu"j^

Andalusia.
\Ji^,niMiini.ultuM

Antioch, Antakia.
g%"f./"n^

jH^i^ip

Athens.

JU^nu

Antwerp,
Igiiinilkpuiliui

-en.

Athos.

TJ^^iTuii
Germany,

Deutschland.

Aparan.
\\fMiu,pu/u
the Apennians.
X^uihVJMtruiitp
Apulia.
Ifuint-i^'"

l).ff"VAlani.
Alsatia.
TS,ui"'u

Asia; -j/l'Asiatic.
{j,"^""
Aschalon.
Algiers.
[Albanian. n^uZ/iuinii
[syrians.
\l/7Ckpt
Albania,Arnaootleek; -j^, [Li/"r^"Ki"""^/
Assyria;-t,y^, the Asll^iutr^io
Alpian ; it^ppk^ the Alps.
Syrian ; -^ Soria,Syria.
llooyi^
\i^,,lr.u%
\^il,n% Albio;n.
Halys.
H.ii:u

\i^tnu

the

Assisi.
l],"i/^t

Alpheus.

Astapat.
U/zinwiuyu/cfv
Astrakhan.
JH^uipaipuA\i,J-ui^ppiuA
lake.
a-ni/"ii4
Asphaltites
\ffi^u,qy,^m^u

Akhoorian.
X^um-pti-Zi,

Acarnania.
WJiutiAut'iiliiu

Ashkeuaz.
W^_pui%uijjtui%p

B.4* Aghen.
l).4"".f
Agory.

Adana.
U.mui'inn
U."/,a?:Adige.

I],^"i".^"i".V"^""/
Aquitain.
Albach.
\ifl_p.uM^
Alexandria.
Hjjlr_^UMiAj.p[iui
Aghthamar.
'W^lP-uMiTuifi
Halicarnassus.
Ji^ilp^uia.^iliui

the Atlantic.
U.oY.wt^io^"'^
Atticus ; -^k Attica,
[an.
\i,mmpit-j[i
Atropatene, AderbigH^uipu/uiuiatliuA

Alznick,Alznia.
HijlP'Iff^
Albanese; -^, Alvania
'\]jin^u,%

Aragon.
'[^uiMf.n'iil^m
Aradzany,Euphrates.
M.pmh-tu'uli

; the Albaneses.

\S^ai^%^Amazons.
Amalekite.
W/ruiqkli
Amasia.
Xi^u-uliu,
America ; -jf^.-n.
W^pfiliuj
Amida,Diarbekir.
U,'??-

Arab ; -p,^i"Arabia.
jipuipuijli

or

bania
Al-

Armenians.
y^puitlbuA^
oi
Ararat ; "kuA
\\,puipMuui
Arbela.
\i,p[LtiaM
U/'^n^u Argolis.
\\,pi.nu
Argos.
AriauB.
\i,p^iaiau^
Hfpnutiuiip
'.

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p^^

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780

Ardzeruny.
D,/,4^pn^*'f
Arcadia.
\i,piu,^[iu,
Armavir.
\i,pjh".[,l,

Bologna.
Pniini[iiu
the Bosphorus.
^nuifinpnu

Armorica.
\i[,Jhp[,fii,

Borysthenes.
Bulgaria.
P".t"Y."i"^^
Brandenburgh.
^p,u%,f.irp.ni.pii.
Briton.
P^fe^n*
Britain; -jtp' Britanians.
^ppMnu/i,[iui
Prussia,Preussen.
^pncujiu,

S. \nt~upiau/Ufiia
p"/in."t-^'""_
*

^np["ip-h%kuthe

Arshagawan.
l],^2i"4""-"'*
Arsacides.
M.p^lini^lip
Arsamosaba.
\S,p2-MMJhi-^uui
Arsharunia.
'0.[r^["""^lip
^^^ Archipelago.
\i,i'd'"i''V"^""

D,^m/K^ Ardaz.
Artaxata.
|],^inu#2"au"
Ardebil.
\i.pm"'"-l'l_

Gaza.
"J"raji"
Gralilee ; -^fi Galilean.
^""ll'ib"'
,

Galaad.
^"usquiiiiii.
Galatia ; -j[i -n.
']'iiiqiiimpur
^ajqiilfu,
Gallia,France, Gaul; -j/f.

Artzakh.
M.l'jui/u
the Aventine.
J],..t5"",/A
Aulis.
D.'-il'u

French, Gaul ; -j^

M^t-l-nu^u.
AugSbUFg.
\i,z.iauin.-pi
Australia.
ll^um^u./^"
[Austrian. ^"""^/ifCappadocia.
%ujjl"pkCairo.
Austria
CEstreich
; -jf
ri,"_./."/"f
,

the Gauls, the

[French.

""

ikfpH^sl'
African; -4t.

Africa.

Achaia.
M^puM/put
the Acheron.
O^pfr^rffc

"j-mVi^fti/
Ganges.

Gantzack.
4-"i'fc.i"'4
^uiniil'
Garny.
Guardraan.
%u,p^J',u'ii

Aquileia.
IXpn^fft'"
AffghanistaD.
li.^qy/bpum.^'ii

Gethsemane.
*i.i-/3-uti/;i"*//r

Piopt^i Babylon, Babel.

Gennesareth.
^h'li'iiiruuiptp-

Bagaran.
piu^ui^iu}/
Bagratides.
Pu.^p/um"i-i.^^
Bagrewand.
f^aifplr^u/iiq.
Patagonia.
p""f.m^nt"/""u
Palermo.
^la^piTy
Bactria.
puf^ui/i/iu/
Balk.
p,"4^

Genoa.
tj.t1in.-ui

^irpiTui^liu.
Germany

; -jf

the
"Jy?"-/5.
^uiphjnt.unj

German.

Cape

of Good

^np.hi.i.^^k'i'
Copenhagen.
4"/?

[Hope.

Goths.
T*""-/* S'".-/*^'
Gothland.
^np-iuAimfiu,
.

'

^n,it[.np-u,
Golgotha.
Colthen.
^n.iP'b
^niHyl,
ipc the

Po/^ti.Betlis.
Bagdad.
puiY.uiium
pu"""-trBassen;
Bassora.
fiiuupai

^uinp.tunnuuMatu^^aip^xJaroary.

^luppi^Paris.
Upper
^.upip i^uijLp
^lapjiaParma.

4-fr4"*
Gihon.

Lake

the
S"/""'4#"-ui%f

Armenia.

of Como.

'^aJhpGomorrah.
"fnuatlgCoblentz.
%n,-^uipfGugaria.
Gracchi.

^pu^iiumuiGranada.
Cremona.
^pkiTAui

Pavia.
pu"_^iiii
Beth-lehem.
pt/3^Yt44^"r
fikp-uiyp^uiBethsaida.
Belgium.
p/r^^.".
BeneTento.
ptfcfr.-t'i'^

^uiliJiui
Dacia, Transylvania.

Sham-el-Ke-

f.the Dapaides.
'\'u!iiuii}'in^

Ptj,"Pesth.
Haleb, Aleppo.
(^lrp[,ui
Perugia.
pt^o"-2(^".

Dane.
'j"u.itj^

n-u.%^u"Denmark, Danemark.
1"uAnt.p the Danube.

Pekin.
H'fl-'t'

Tauris.
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Bethel.
Pt/*4i.

Daranalia.
^aapuiuutifb

Beotia.
^kniluifiw

Derbent.
'i-w^"pui%f.

Piacenza.
^ft.u^'b^ui
P
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P/"Yi"
Piedmont.
[zantium.
^jtk'i'n'ii^
Byzantin; -^.pnt ByP/iiL^iat/^iuj^
P/.L/?"%f,"
Bithynia.

Delta.
%h-iu,uy

[beer).

Dalmatia.
'^uiifJUiuifiiu
Damascus
'^u.irtuuiina

T-t^u.uin^" Decapolis.

%h^k Delphi, Delphos.

Dertchian.
'\-lrp2,,A
Diospolis.
'I'pniiitiniliu

Brzroom,
t/"t"-""-'^
\:pqt'-pt'-'f'

'Vti^k Dicte.

'Ur-L tlie Tyrol.

roum,

St^pl"'
Dodoua.
'Viiq.ni^ia
Doris.
'^fnpliuM
Dwiu.
Ti/.!-^*
'Yn.-plfu
Turin,Augustus
piiiuip-s.

Erze-

Afsdroom.

"

Taurinorum.

^uipnp Tabor.
ft'mP-utpfjui^iup^ Tartary.
Thames.
p"uitip/2.
^tp.yP^ Thebais.

la-tptThebae.
Hebrew.
\}p.[iuM)is^l,

bp/""" Ebro,

Hebrus.

Thessalonic^., Salonichi.
(i'k-uaiiinbpit
Thessaly;
-5^ Thessalian.
^iruuiuiip-ii
Thermopylae.
^irpirnuifiit
Teutones, Teutoni.
ft'k-t.mn'iip
.

\}ii.lruM%
4-ni^the^gean

sea.

Jsi-liufmiuyl,
Egyptian ;

Egypt.
l;^t,rEden.
Edessa, Urfah.
bf-^u/'u'
[mean.
Idume, Idumaea ; -"o/tg^ Idub;j.fi./"
Isfinilui^u.
Ethiopia; -^f- -n.
-uma

Caffa,Theodosia.
p"4^"^""/^i"
ThGOp^^nq.ni-MMinipu
ft^^na.nanuufn"iiu
S.
dosiopolis;
l|""^f%"
t

Toledo.
P"#.^-"o/

Eleuais.
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HolleSpOnt.
Ecbatan.
bir-'""""^
fuin

nut*

Jutland.

Epidaurus.
}S"ib't'"'-i'""
buf^*-"-""
Epirus.
hmtiin the ^Etna.
Etruria.
b""{i'"-/'A""
bpuiufiAraxes, Aras.
bf A-t-uA Erivan.
b^^^iK Arzingian, Erzinga.
Eridanus.
}Spp^a/rinu
f.Brinnys.
\}ltpi%uffp

Jericho.
b/*/!^""i.
Erwantacerta.
\;pni^ui%^uiih-pin
Erwantaxata.
^pnt-iM/ini-iu^iuuM
Jerusalem.
bf""-"""'/t"/'
b"-p^mEubsea, Negroponte.
Eutoohia, Tokat.
b"-7."{'^'"
^olia.
b'-'v/""
Eutychians.
b'-""/!p"'4""V
European ; -u/^u.Europe.
b"-/"""v"'5^
Euxine.
\}L^uphlTUM'i,
Ephesus.
Ephesian
\;,piiuu"gl"
;
b^/"""' Euphrates.
-unn

Zacynthus, Zante.
^lulifthp^nu

^ui%\liafiuii
Zanguibar.
Zarehawan.
^iupti,aiM^ui'ii
Zealand.
^h-iuHin-liiu
Smyrna.
S^,q"-iiiiliMu
Zuyderzee.
^ni^^uit-ii^

t/?^/.Volga.
Elba.
\i-iiui
Echmiadzin.
^"^iu"^^%

Edinburg.
^m^i/i/nt/'i

of ThorArmenians.
[goma,

Descendants
^npf.niitui'b^

Thordan.
^npif-utii

P""tAtm/A

Emessa.
\}Jli-uui

b"nt-tLiuMum
-tut

Tolosa ; Toulouse.
f9*n/irJ""o
utltiu
Toscan, Tuscany.

Tunis.

S. '\'",.plh,.
l*"^,,/.i
Turks.
P*/ii-//p
^ni-p^iauinui'b
Turkey, Turkestan.
Thrace.
il^puililiu,
Transylvania.
^pu/uulnjluAfiiu
Trasimenus.
^puiu/nJh'hnu
^phuu, ^pl,ku^ Triest.
,

Iberia.
\ip.lrpliuM
Idumea.
li^n"-i/t""
Ithace.
ji^u-^t

\'ibn%
Ilion,Ilium, Troy.
Icaria.
\t^u,pl,u,
Ireland ; -gt Irish.
yn-iu/iimui
.

Iceland.
hufuAinui
Istria,Histria.
\tampliuM
Israelite.
\"up,uji;i,agl,

Hibernia,
\"illrp%l,ui

S.

'^n-i^uiimuf

^muiiuigfi
Italian;-ib"i Italy.

l"i/f"^^"'"/^%La!;edeemon,Sparta,M
Laconia.
\uilinii\iui

Xuijp.uuMlin'i,
Lampsaeus.
Lambron
; -uy^ Lambronese.
\u,i/pp"%
Xiuuil,p-t-iy^
Lapithes, Lapithse.

Latin, European;
\a.,ni,%

-lu^

^pih'

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Latakia.
[La,tium.
l"^n^^44-Laodicia,
LorOtto.
\u,t_plrain%
\ui,pn%liui
Lapland.
ItpoA^oy irnj the Gulf of Lepanto.
Xh^iuumu/hPoland.

\kai"nu Lemnos,

Stalimene.

Lemberg.
\hj-uilrp^
Lesbos.
\ii-up.nu
Leucadia, Santa
Xhi^^mq^^ui

Maura.

Tllir

IJipuAuA Libanus, Mount

Xl-p^ti"
Libya) Africa.
Xjipuliu,
Leipsie.
Xjiifnt-aiiiu
Leghorn.

Cars.
\\u.pu
Carthage.
\\u.p^hq.n'u
\\kuiptun%,unijr
Capernaum.
Caffa.
\\u,^u,

Lithuania.
Xj'P-ai-uM^liuM

'^h-ik-ufii-pl'uM
CsBlesyria.
Celt.
^:\l^,^u^p
Centauri.
\\tr'iiiniMit-paiip
Csesarea, Mazaca.
yxk-umplu,
Cephalonia.
l|/.-^"iYn%^io
Cyzicus.
l|/"^/i"%
Cithaeron.
\ilipirp"%

Xji^liui
Lycia.
Lisbon.
i^fiuiqiAiu
Livonia.
X^ilnbpu,
\liilpp.ni-i_
Liverpool.
\jiL,[.piM,
Lydia.

lilyria;
\JfH'l'lik
-4%^,
Locris.
Xnlipfia

iM.

782

-n.

Karamania.
^tipkb""
Cilicia,

[hardy. ^liliiiniMiiMy^
Cyclopes.
Cyprian.
MpuipnuCyprus; -puigfi,
Cyclades.
lipUjiiaii-iy^
Lorain.
l^""/"4*
ll^i-pfrit
Cyrene.
ll"5"y
\ni^i^i^nb
Kaley ; S. 2,"-"'%^'/
l^^nh LyOUS.
\n..^P%u,Lucerne.
Mni^mnijCoCytUS.
\ni.uiluAu,
Mt^p Colp.
Laybach, Lublana.
Ini.apu.MiA^ui
Lusitania,Portugal ; -jf Mminji^u,
Cologne, Coin, Koln.
Colchis.
Paris.
Mi"i^[io
Ini^intin^u.
[Portuguese.
\n^put-inMin..pi
fini/iiinuinl^iu"
Compostolla.
Luxemburg.
Lucca.
Constantina.
l."'=ft!"-'
XtnumoAif-put
[Stambool^nuinu/it^ytnt-iMini^u
Coustautinople,
Cossack.
Costance.
\\nuuiui%j,u
louiqtufu
JjOHl"
\rilla.np,ugpi^nui
LondOU.
\nlii^[iiiwijt
\w^tq.nh
\nbinpui

\nJu^uMngnnuM

OT

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Caucasus.
\lnil^i,.i,

fjujppt-p^
Kharpurt.

linpii-nL.^
Cordnene, Gordyene.
Tinpifp^paM
Corcyra,Corfu.

Khelath.
\aiu.pT"?/Khoy.

yinpTfuifp
Corgia.

Khorassan.
\itnpuiuu/ii
\3npkaAi lanpiip
Khomy.

llnp%p-nu
Corinth;-p-iu^fi-ian.
tlm-f-n^^a,
Copeuhagon , Kjobenhavn.

\ani-.J-uiuuiMa'ii
Khousistan.

Guinea.
l|n"-fi4^o.

the Crimea.
l"/"f"/'

llnt-p
tfJs-mCyrus, Goor, Kour.
Curan.
^ncpiuti
I|^tm4 Creta, Candia.
MptTu/i,
Carmania,Kirman.

Croat
JD^/.t-.o/?

; -^,

Croatia.

"Qiuqjinm'b
Dzalgoten.
"QnitpSophene.

Ai^ik"! Haleb,

Aleppo.

Calabria.
MuMiuipp^iu

i^""i_pium Halbat,

Caledonia.
'i\ut[l.-^n%[,m
Gtalioia.
Mu'ibst"'
^.iiiluinil.u
Callipolis,
Gallipoli.
Calcutta.
1]ky4"/^u/
Kamenetz.
llajJtilij

t^'ujhini-pli
Hamburg.

lluitniiuAliiu
Campania.

ll.""^/i"f.n^/"u"
Cappadocia.
limufuAiCapan.
l\,uuini-ia
Capua.
[piansea.
or
Ijuiuu/frj
Muiuaipui^uiii
S-n^ tho CasCastile.
liiiiiiaip^iui
Catana.
iliamiuttliui

MinpP-iutflHi^
Carthage.
Certusian.
Mi-pPm.ulrui'ii^

M-npia,
Garin, Erzrum ; S. \p^nt.d:
%"upjt^,uthe Carmel.
Mu.pjiip
s^",^theEed-Sea.

2,'^ Armenian

; -^

Descendants

of

Haicus, the Armenians*

i^iajuiumu/b
Hajastan, Armenia.

'l^u.jiiai^k'ii
Haigashen.
i^'yliutijui'ii
Hai'gawan.
i,"^

Armenia

Armenia; Jtir
tfifp -, Armenia

-,

jor;
Ma-

Minor.

Hannover.
^.u'l^iniikp

Abyssinia; the
Au,,,^^^.
the Havana
2,u"4if'i""
Z^iapailrmjLp
HaVplsB.
Hesse.
2^tuau[iiii

-ns.
or

Havannah.

Hark.
2,""^^
[Dardanelles.
tho
i^k-ijhuiqn'iiinnu
Hellcspont the
,

Z^hukiip Hellenes,
Hellenists,Greeks.

lk^,"l,iu Helvetia

Switzerland

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785

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.

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Median.
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,

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Memphis.
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Herzegovina.

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Himalaya.

tj''-pli"''''t'"
Hyrcania.
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; -^

Hindostan
i^iiif-fiiaumuA

Medina.
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Merdin.
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or

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Holland; -_jf,Dutch,

MsBonia.

Mecca.
lI"4f!Lp4-

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\ri"i'"'r'
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W^'ifi^Mungles, Moguls.
'ffni.u.f.y
Munich, Mfinchen.
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IT""^ Moscow.
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Room-Kaley.

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,

the Jews.

-^,

Mexico.
Wlrp"l'iy

Wknipiu

RhOnB.
2^n.ni^utiinu
RhodcS.
2^n.ni^nu

fptu-jJew;

Hol-

Manchester.
[lander. n'i'ii^ufPP

l,n%^uip[,u,
Hungary.
Hunui, Huns.
l,n)tp
Rhine.
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Rome
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; -"ii^ Malta.

2n^utuu9UMii JudsBa.

Tzoraphor,
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Gibraltar.
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\ri".uiofp
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Jastishat.
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"

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Malta.
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the

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[sapath.

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of Jo-

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Mantua
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; -j^i

-n.

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uuii-iun-iii

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\f,upu/h,l.

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IT"'^ Medes, Medians.

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MarscillesI
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or

^ui'bult
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Naxos,
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Marcastan.
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Marmara,
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Nicsea, Ixnik.
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Nicomedia, Iznimid.
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Pelasgians.
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Samaria.
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Chili.
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Oracovia.
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Pharsalia.

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Philadelphia.
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Christiania^pl,uml,uii,J,aM

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Philistine.
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Phrygia.
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Frankfort.

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'Bui^iu^oii.
[tunateIslands.
Canada,
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Cuba.
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the

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Freyburg, Friburg.
g)a./l"/^n^^^

Canaries,For-

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