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p"(/g

tfbn pai9nLbp

db-pnJjau

'Ifj

tp wpq.bqp

f-^<Y

puibuibuiiiu b qif/^buuibiuuu

nnnLiT

J?jP

libjJ-

jft^ujinut^bj^

utuutiunjtqh'b

ni.uni.SBiuibuiU

iJ

jonfi^lilriuii J'"l'if-/i

JuiuutuiLnifn

a^Jattunnpiub

nptuftuli

luuininjiifn

^Jinhq

qp bliuMq

qauiiLu tnutnptu,

biuiP q^uiiputqbuttuuuiiiii

b.

qiuuuibniu^

np jnqbuipbnnLli uipnbuiJhpb Vu/iibin qna.nbu uitLUt^

VAu bbiug iiuaqpu' np biumunJ aqubguiL p nutptiiuanLMU tMiiuuubuh
nuuJiu'iin, b bfa'nq lup&uih juit.bJ-uibu/b bptuluuibujn b ubptn b [i

fimybltubaii/ib

Jbutu ^uiibuiifnt.b Jufbbu/iiu

Qu/bqipiuqu/b

lUtLut^npn. biuiu^n qi^n.iupXtub fiian.qbpa

Jiuujiii

JbimbniSi D. Johnson/ b A. Boyer/' npiq^u L ijjjn.ibn%u Alfred

Elwall/', John Millhouse^ J. P. Roberts/', E Clifton^ L qbn.iu,
fb-qni. JUpnt-buuiat^u/b fKiun-qftpa fuiiq. J S 7 3 ] Ji_,-Jj. TolhaUSeH^. n,
P"g mjb%bgni5i bppuin.nt.pht^ dba- 1^ iumJI/UuiJu bi-pninaigb bJiu^
piubu b b JiuptruipuAu t
/i ubapatb ^luinnpnju bnaip a^uipbpu ^un 'fibputbuibiiLJiJ-buib
npiulgu b. p iluipiiaAjt ^lubbu bpbitLu ^uiJiuiLOUiu
JbV iuiinni.b
unint-unig Jiiipnng b "flip b. ifpi-u '"//' ^''"l'HB"'9 "ibnbuig b. uiifb t

<

Jf^juituJi Ifb^^ qnitfliiupaibbuii ihuuii

nk tujiauiP

bbpIT'll

bjbp

iLiniubbi

lb

Jf-2_
fujiuui

piupbu^p

qpuib Jbipli Q

u/tummflmu

Ifvi'djigji

JXUimUCf.Jipu JopJlRhl

dbpu ugu

yoMb

"'bu'i'fn- n.aiataiLnpp
'^P

uiS^buif_

P-^UR ^bpitniuJutnLp-biTb
buiJiug Ztubqitiiinnutgu
quiju lunuastr

ibnbiutplibji utlfu nAjtifp

!>

ihiwni. utyluuiuini.P'buibu

Jpugb

b. .pl^iinirp

U^iuf^li^bpbiy

qn^ lup^iuGbi

ijiiijtgIA

luiuiP

Jjph 1J.lUW,lU2np.

fl

itmmGbugh qGiu

fi

UMpqiu^utmni-P-buib jp-^ f'"3p uipJ-uibp

upuiuiufbnb-ugji tupq.bfip b- ui2luiutnnn "bnpjib nj p^i

llb^bpbi iMipbufiibiStbiLb b. JUIJI uititiboppbiub Juiuinuibu ioqjnL.m b.
,

uiUMuibi. fi'npqnjbutb qpn^pu f "Plj uibniJi b ul^p upjut qiuiLbuiq

quiY b qubputu npqL.ng U'piipff'tapuij' aq^bl ft quipq-oignLSIb "iinplib t

U luiqiup,
.

|i

irtrfitrliuj'u[i n-Sbq

IT

i|

difficult,

/ find Ihe Armenian language

but not invincible ; at- least

--

which

I hope

is

not.

iwinj the literal and. the vulgar

I shall go on

language, and would amply repay any one the trouble of learning

It is

a rich

it,

LORD BYRON
to

Messrs Moore and Murray

4 and S dec. J816.

PREFACE

ihe Armenian language, celebrated for its antiquity, is

modelled in a great measure by the Greek and Syriac, the richest
idioms in the world but it has undergone since its origin numerous and considerable alterations both in syntax and by the adoption of words from foreign languages. This is especially observed
in the translations of Greek and Syriac authors during the VI,
VII,
and XII centuries of our sera.
The progress of philology permitting us at present to study
accurately our language, if not to be absolutely it's masters, it
behoves us to endeavour to prevent the influence of modern languages, such as French and English, from making too many encroachments. The first of these languages, written and spoken by
so many foreigners, has become very familiar to many of our Armenian fellow-countrymen. The second, owing to the extension
of British power in the East, visited to it's extremities by English
ships, and to the foundation of that vast Indian empire, could not
fail to attract the attention of the Armenians. It's study became a
necessity for their commercial transactions and they found also in
its literature treasures of a varied, rich and original style. It is
strange to say, and yet it is an undeniable fact, that many Armenians know the English language better than their mother-tongue
Far from opposing this partiality for it, we wish to promote it,
regulating and directing the study of that language, by means of
good grammars and dictionaries.
;

This

is

no

new

idea of our's.

many

The Armenian Academy

Lazarus has Worked

cupied in spreading the knowledge
for

of St.

seriously ocof the English language in

years,

and

is still

Armenia, by publications of this kind.

All living languages require to be modified according to the
progress of time. New objects require new names; nothing more
rational. But it is an imperious duty for learned men to control
these innovations so as to prevent too great an abuse of neology,
that gnawing worm, which alters, corrupts and distorts the most
beautiful languages.

To

attain this object, all friends of science

should unite together to oppose with all their might such abuses,
and the help of the most humble assistant is not to be despised.
Scholars of the highest order and distinguished compatriots,
whose commendation is precious to me, have imposed a heavy
task on me, requesting me to publish a new dictionary. I have
done my best to repay their confidence. The stock of the first dictionary being exhausted, and having found it incomplete, it was
necessary to consult several Armenian and English works, and to
have recourse to a new method, and change the rules adopted by
the Rev. F. Paschal Awker, that learned divine who has rendered
great services.
As regards the number of words, our New Dictionary is much
richer than the former one and at the same time more purified. It
contains besides the terms of the Armenian language used by ancient authors, a great number of popular words in daily use at present in our country, the synonymes of which exist only partially in
works of our classic authors. It contains also a scientific nomenclature, composed by the first scholars of our nation, and by our
best Academicians more particularly, of words relating to astronomy, physic, anatomy, natural history, chemistry and alchymy.
have included also some current words that is to say,
words generally made use of in good society making a judicious
use of them, and explaining as well as possible their meaning.

We

It is some years since we published the second edition of

the English-Armenian Dictionary which we have revised, making additions, corrections, suppressions etc. and now we have the
;

pleasure of presenting to the public this Armenian-English

Dictionary.

New

>

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

Xtll

most excellent work and was very favourably received by the

literary world of that period
but the many researches and
studies made in both languages during the half century which
has elapsed since the publication of that book, hi^ve caused a very
detailed revision of the original work indispensable. That is what
we have tried to do in as accurate and extensive a manner as
possible, and we have done it most willingly as it seemed to us
as necessary for our own countrymen as for foreigners.
"We have done our utmost to make this dictionary as com;

pact as possible, preferring to offer it to the public in a convenient portable size, so that its small dimensions may render it accessible to all. For this reason we have omitted the genitives of
words terminating
1st in piizU,

such as piiitL.ppA, whose gen.

is

always phmR,

that is to say, fLbni.pirui1i.

2'^'y

in anjR,

3'^'y

in

4'Wy in
5thly in

tfi

gen.

gexi.pt

if.nAp,

uiif,

puniipunnpM

anuiijitj,

tLnAjt

p, lug-

piMtuliuipuiii,

tuGj^, gen. u/iimg, auit^uiuu/li^ , lubuig.

niM,

6thly in ^fig,

7th]y in

gen. Ju/b,

q.fiftni-&

JuA, as well as the

q-inpiPnA^p, gen. -/!%.

nominative plural

gen. ^gp, ^gi^g, ^w'wlipg, -/(gp, -ka"'3gen. ni-^Lty, nu^baig, lipat%nL.^li , ~nt.^t.y,

na/l/l,

nu^trutg.
8thiy in fit, gen.ifi,
ly^g, ^pPn,.g/,^, -g^p, -giu>g.
gthly in njj, gen. qp, 'it"gt ^^^-"1; -7A1
-'U"3'

IQthly in jjifi, gen. qfitpt ql'i""gf ^i^qh'i't -qt'i'pt -qb''""3'

llthly in np, gen.pp, pi^gi piuq-aiunp, pp, -pu'g'
12tWy in JfVld, gen.p, wg, fnqai^u^u/i -p, -tug.
,

ISthly in mjpR, gen. utfriy, mjiing, Pi.pujjP'b, -ugUnj, -iujbng.

14thly in kfji and. wip, gen. it-ytipuig, fuh^p and puToiuipiiLiy,
ihiug.

15tUy in hdji and mdp, gen.ii-i/,

bL.njf

"itutg,

%niib%p and m^mip,

bbuMg,

16tWy inngf, gen. ^,

tug, pAliiM/Lng,

-p, -tug.

the roots U'pm,

indicated the gen. of all the roots, we have nacompound adjectives with
SfiR, ifhin, etc., such as ^lu'bpiujpm, uiunjuihp'b,

puSiimq^m,

haviug the same genitive as their

As we have

turally suppressed also the genitive of

that

is to

etc.

say:

/^"t

iRnpt

qPmutg. This occurs

ifuiiug:^ bp'u,

also in all

yup,

i^'upg-^

final radical;

qbt^i

qpmp

compound words and also in

XIV

tenser*
the verbs, of which we have often omitted the preterit
repetition
we
left
the
JbqJiu^nL.gu.'uhJ',
^"^--yA,
instead of putting
^"L^/., which is at the same time the preterit of the verb 5"^^'"'ubif.
have also suppressed the genitives of participles

We

employed as

adjectives, as they are invariably ^/_^i *z."5

op'i^l""L'

In those genitives which are declined in / in the singular

and A<y or ">^ in the plural, not to repeat unnecessarily before
every word//, ^^7, or u*^, we have suppressed the singular, and
employed only the plural. For instance instead of putting /'/^,
:

A, A^,
.ug

iPnipi^ujIi, //, u,g,

We have adopted

clined in "J,
ni.

iiLO

t'g; HL,

aitinhijii

HLg-^

Irniub

of pai/j fig, ifnLp^uifi,

other genitives debquTb, bquTbg-^ aS, UilJnn., nj, nff- a,p[,

we have made use

this

system for

anu/ltg

all

We have arranged the English words according to their

the synonymes are always
different significations in Armenian
;

divided by a comma only ( ) and the different significations are

separated sometimes by a semicolon ( ) at other times by a
Not to repeat
colon ( ) where there is a different signification.
the Armenian words which are at the head of the article, or the
English words and phrases in the middle, we have employed the
following small horizontal line ( - ), as also in compound words
formed from it by the addition of a syllable or another word,
,

when they

follow in the same paragraph.

In the series of Armenian words, we have adopted as much
as possible the method of our Armenian Academic Dictionary,
making a summary of nearly all the words chosen from our classic authors obsolete words being excluded, as also a number of
compound words, the meaning of which would easily be understood even by those unacquainted with the Armenian language.
All these words have been substituted by other recent terms referring to arts, sciences and trades, adopted by our best modern
writers and grammarians. And if we met sometimes with doubtful or unknown words, we have expressed this uncertainty by
making use of an interrogative point ( ? ), thus denoting the word
as an unknown one. As well as all popular terms or phrases are
preceded by an asterisk ( * ).
For the English words we have followed the method adopted in the very extensive Dictionaries of the two most famous lexicographers D. Johnson and A. Boyer as well as the Dictionaries
of Alfred Elwall, John Millhouse, J. P. Roberts, E. Clifton and
the Technological Dictionary in three languages of A.-L. Tol^
;

XV

hausen

pub. 1873

European Lyceums and

all

which

are

much

in use in many-

schools.

followed by a Table of the Armenian Alphabet. It contains a better and more correct explanation of the sounds
of the Armenian letters in English characters, which has not been

This Preface

is

so fully explained hitherto.

We have

added also a Short Accidence

Armenian language. At the end of the dictionary two lists

will be found one containing Proper Names, the other Geographical and Historical ones.
These details are given for the information of our Readers,
but in no wise to lessen the merits of the works of our predecessors. Besides the compilation of a dictionary is a work of time,
and if one can say so of industry and ingenuity - which brings

of the

neiflier glory

nor profit to the Author, particularly

so, if the critic

discovers faults therein.

Quas aut
Aut humana parum

incuria fudil,

cavit

Datura

HOBACK

The wisest thing is to attribute inevitable imperfections to

inadvertency and to human weakness, and to appeal, without the
patronage of the poet, to the indulgence of the Reader.

S(.

Lamms,

the 24'*

February 1879.

F.

M. B.

TABLE OF THE ARMENIAN ALPHABET

'

used as
There are thirty eight letters in the Alphabet. The first thirty six from U. to -p, - which are also
Alphabet
the
into
introduced
being
and ft,
numerals-, were formed in the fourth century; the last two,
The eight which are
towards the end of the Xll.th century, they are not included in the numeration.
e), are pronounced
accent
(a,
long
with
a
marked
a
and
e
The letters
marked with an asterisk are vowels.
like Italian a and e.

P
s-

t
u
p.
d-

I
to-

ll

}
W
3

%
Z
*n

a
n-

^
p
s

SHORT ARMENIAN GRAMMAR

J-uia-uAii.

WORD
Words

in the

an

Armenian language

consist of eight parts of speech; Nouns,

Pronouns, Verbs, Participles, Prepositions, Adverbs, Conjunctions, Inter-

uiiiuii^iji

PiL-iriLii bird.

heir.

chick, chicken,

4"'- fowl,

n^mp

dove. <Jf horse, ^i-i dog,

^ni-p water,

oq.

air, ^n,i_ earth, Jiup,

In nouns six peculiarities are to be

considered Gender, Form, Species
or Kind, Number, Case, Declension.
:

light, drum.

Hm.^

hand, nuip foot. 4?^/' so/ul,

spirit, i^aip mind, mnt^i house. uiPnn.
chair, tihu/u^ life. iTiu^ death, ^mirpt-pm.^
tree.

NOUN

&c.

KEUTER

Jpibody. Irp^pip heaven, ^<i

jections.

Jaiif.

sheep.

Pi patience.

uiiiftpuit-m-Pli injustice,

&c.

FORM
GENDER
In the Armenian language the genders are distinguished by their natural significations, as

The forms of the nouns are three

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

MASCULINE

^h-mpnu

\i,^uiir Adam,

Peter, '^ptq-np

Gregory- il//^A Vardan, &c.

2^ui/p

king,

father,

m-ump

jnt-i^ bull. t^i/lrpni-

ian language

son, P-iufiut-np

hind.

The different modes of producing

compound epithets and words, are the
treasure and.ornament of the Armen-

stag, nigiuqaiii^

a thousand Tarieties of

compounded words may be made

in

this tongue.

cock, &c.
1],io'<4i7/

tribunal,

^p soldiers. i,hirhiuM^

SPECIES

or

KIND

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

There are two kinds of words Primman : and Derivative

or Derived having at the termination
a particle, as, Juip^\m)yk human.
The Derivatives are most abundant
in the Armenian language.
:

FEMIiaHB
Ijt-iy Eve,

liTmptnuJ' Mary.

itive, as, f/if^T-

J^m-^uA

Base, &c.
Ifju/^ mother, .pn/p sister, ^uipuu bride.
p-uni-nt-^fi queen, imi cow. Irpt'ii^ heifer.
fui^l' ewe. diMipl hen. hijii hind, &c.

Susanna,

^utp,i.nt.^[i

COMMOU

NUMBER

Numbers
uuipa.

'^uipif.

mm,

tiuit-uil/

child, unity infant.

Tuipiffili

as,
Singular
are two
and Plural, as, /w/>?=p or

men.

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PLURAL
l|w%i/^ the

women

PLUEAL

ot the wives.

of the women.
MuittuAj or uin. ^uiiiiyu to tho women.
^uAm/u the women.
/I l\ui%ui%j from the women.
lit^iu-fnp with or by the women.
'i\ut'iiu,'iy

The following are

Mf-nt-pp the days.

M.^ni-p^ of the days.

or juit-nt-pu to the days.

the dayS"
jO.'-"-/j from the days.
\S,t-n>.pp^ with or by the days.
H,i-fii_^j

ij\^i-ni-pa

declined

SINGULAR

in this manner.
i^iyp the father.

SINGfULAK
T>^L//^or ^.fco.^the village.

*^tf^of the village.

i>t^or { ^f.f-f/^to the village.
^{-f_

l^wi-P or 4"/ of the father.

^,ui-p,^op oTj'iiyp to the father.

iX'yi' ^^^ father.
f 2,""-/4- or f 4/f4- from the father.
2^iupp with or by the father.

the village.

b ^f"iSh from the village.

^li-i^i. with or by the village.

PLURAL
^.^../j^ the villages.
J.^ ..f/fj of the villages.
%f,,-ibg or /> /y^^^/^u to the villages.
t^fiL.^u the villages.
^ 'Vl'^^lli'i from the villages, [villages.
fb^i/op with or by the
'i'b'-il"'-e or

PLURAL
the fathers.

2, "/!/

^utpj

^j^i""/""

i,tupufi,g

the fathers.

tl,T3 or^
t^'upp^

4'"/""*^ from the fathers.

with or by the fathers.

SINGULAR

SINGULAR

Lord, the Master.

Stain.% of the lord.
St-uiiii or ji4-/ to the lord.
St/ the

tS4/ the lord.

f Stu,n-%i^ or ^ St^^it from the lord.

Sl^l'iut/fL with or by the lord.

SfffpuA Tigranes.
Sb^pfiiy of Tigranes.
%[ii.pu,%u,i or f SA?^'"^' to Tigranes.
^ttpui'iM Tigranes.
A ^btc'"''"ii from Tigranes.
^bi-pui'iiiut. with' or by Tigranes.

SINGULAR

PLUftAL
^/^"pp the Lords, the Masters.

or

of the lords, [lords.

Sfe "M
hpuilig or guthutpu tO tho
^t-Mupu the lords.
S*-"'/'5

rnhpui'iig

or^ inirpa/iig from the lords.

S^^<"/^ with or by the lords.

$-ii/^j,

of the fathers.
oT g^tapa to the fathers.

2,"/y or impm'iij

l^y-J^k Helena.
Z^t-qi.it-a^ of Helena.
Ik-qjfhtuij or .un. ljr,iP%k to Helena.

^kql^k Helena.
A

from Helena.
with or by Helena.

Ij^llfliiruj

l^h.iifisiriii,.

SINGULAR
O.'-i'

or op the day.

U.<-nL^ of the day.

or jiut-p or jop to the day.

or ^o^ the day.
jO.'-ft or jo^t from the day.
\S,'-nL.pp with or by the day.
U,i.<.^/

ill'-/'

ADJECTIVES
Adjectives in

the

Armenian

lan-

guage admit besides the number or

case the degrees of comparison.
The Comparatives are formed in

XXI
three modes : 1. with the particle f-A
as paipfi good, p'uiplrfn/ii better. 2. with
the prepositions fotu, u. , mm.m^%i^ as,
dhif , great, Jkit ^mii Jttt b.a , uin.m_
.Iti_ Jkir
greater. 3. with different
eases of the substantive, as, Jhtr% l>

DECLINSIOnS or TBI PEBSOnAL

Wiupn.uipk^^
tlhtrii

greater than

all

iTuiptf-uipku, greater

f,

PnOKOIIHS

prophets;

amongst the

b"l.
^^ of me, mine or my.
fi'ii.i

liu

iun. pit

me*

to

^"

me.
jjiH*" from me,
\t%lu with or by me.

prophets.

The

Superlatives are also formed

manners: 1, with the partiij.tr . ^^' tfV+ or t- put be-

in three
cles mS\\

^liiiMiiuiniA

uitlfinupuiiili

some adverbs,
h-uit^nfli h-u
,

uJt%^

best.

wisest J t^hnuiifhtoni^p

as,

by adding

uA^iiutpfilll

jy^

fuip

THOSt

to

ilannp-uipui^

worst. uiJhr%L.^i

most handsome, trpf^^" tq^kijf

most miserable. 3. by redoubling the
positives, as, Jbb-aiJhh- greatest. itu_
pui^Mup Or ^"p uin-int^h^^iuii t^iuip worst.
ttiit-gp^

\yt-ii_,jJtq_, uin. Jlrq_to

US.

jlTfr^ us.
/.

ir4*2. froifi us.

ITttp or Jto^ with or by us.

them

Jkitumnfu or Jt.

/-#

greatest,

most convenient.

Jhhuiiluijhiai.f_,

tra.uiJtb- ,greatest. 2.

f-nfli

Xftp of us, our or our's.

fore them, as,

clean.

we.

Wke

thou.
of thee, thine or thypt^, "a. .pl^ij g4tbi_ to thee.
I^if1_ thee.
/. -Pi*/ from thee.
pt with or by thee.
1".-

pn

PEONOUNS

T^nt^ ye or you.
2t; of you, your or your's.
^^hifj jihijj iun. ik-^ to you.
?2tt you.
2t*'. from you.
2t-.p or ikop with

/'

Pronouns supply the place of nouns

and, like them, have case, number,
and particularly the first, second and

\i'hpkui'ii

third persons, as,

'\fiiplruM%

t-u I, ^.nt. thou, %ia he.

In Armenian they have no genders.

There are four kinds of pronouns
Substantive or Personal, as, ta I, q.nM.
thou, l^^i he, himself, ^^p own, himself.
:

Definitive, as, uu,

this,

if-tu

that, "uum that,

by you.

he or himself.

hijp'fc

of him or his.
or uin. fib^i to him.
him;

lY^iigb

from him.
with or by him.

j]ii^t%4\i'iif,iTu,jp.

^%^-u.%^ they or themselves.

of them, their or their's,
\{ii^t!ufiiii or uio. pyiptuAii to them.

\iti^lr,u%g

he, she, it. Possessive, as, [tir or (iJhiPb

my, mine, Jtp or dbpyjih our, our's, ^y
OV.pn/pi thy, thine, ilip or ^hpypbyour,
your's, l"-p or ^t-pia/p, his, hers, its,
Eelative, as,
fii-pkui%g , their, their" s ;

&

np who, which, that, what.

The three letters .f ,1 are called
Articles - distinctive - of- the ^persons
and joined to the terminations of
words and verbs, shew their persons
or order, and are used as personal,
possessive, and definitive pronouns;
as: iTuMpn-o J who am a man or my man,
or this man; ilhip^f thou who art a man,
or thy man, or that man; Jiupif-l. he who
is a man, or his man or that man.
,

qlatph-u/ba

them.

jliitpt-mliij

from them.

\>%^lru>Jpp with or

by them.

VERBS

or

The Conjugations of the verbs are

and are distinguished by the

four
last

vowels of their indicatives, which

are, t

The

"

'-

>

indicative of the First conjugation ends with the vowel t as, ^ypJ-iiT. I move; of the Second with as,
inL-uAmiT, 1 wash ; of the Third with ->as, 4t^^r, / pour out; of the Fourth
with as, nt-uutb^tT, [learn.
f.

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Specimen of the four conjugations of the regular verbs with their moods,
tenses, numbers and persons.
INDICATIVE

Present

Plur. Pers.

Sing. Pers.

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

Zit-pJhiF-lru-k'
2jril-ni-J'-n'-u-nt{[.uiuli-^ir-liu-l

i,h,i-ni.J^-njf-niii

nt-uu/ii-[il/p-^^-pi

Imperfect
'Zu.pJ^-kti-hl'p-kc

^u.pJki'itL-kt^-kt'''

\nt-in'iittjfliuMjliptiMjp

^Iriint-^nt^lip-yp

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

ini-uili~uijiu^~-uJj\t^--uMfph

^trq-ni-ut^~nM-fi^n^liIi

nt-uu^-kuipklf^kl'l"

'

Perfect

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

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

ni-u-~tuu~uiJa~uMU

\\L.u~uie~uJptui^*

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

'^tunJhq^qlruqlrtlhaB^

iMPEKATivE

(ju/ncra-UQ^
\nt-UM
I

up

7Luifn4r

Zj^1_i

J/r yiMtittrlmUq^

ini-ujiluip
r

iSh lilt-iuiiq^ *

tiji

ytuna-iruqt^ *

uh inM^uIhtulp
nt-iuuqnu t dp gnt-iMiuqLlM *

\nt-uJat^D

Z^^'lMp

'^ ^hqnL^
jp i,yiigk'h.

Ik-./glrii,

it-i/g^, Jf i,li,igk'
Wt-unp 1 a[i m-UUM/tnp
t

Present

XjitMnfrh-uqbrlt

J^ ^Irqnt-p

\\t,uqh

\\i-uuipni^

Jp nu.uqp '

Wt-Uqph

Jit

tlji

nt-uuihhp

ni^uqph *

Future
ijtupj~iru2l'p

or ^pJ-lru^lra

\juipj-h-uqnt-a

^uspKrhuql^*
\at.iutf9l'p

or tnt-tuuqBra

\nt.u/uqnt^

fni^tnuq^ *

fl<-"/V

^^

int-utuqts^t

at-au/lili2bp

ftap<f-truqtru

ni-ujlw.

\lt.ujni^

wiptftuPpo

gni^uMu^hp

nt-u^p^ OT ni-uuiii[i^_p

SUBJUNCTIVE
The Present

is

formed

like that of Indicative.

Future

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

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

'

nt.uq[lii^

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XXIII
INFINITITE
\juip^lr/*

\at.ut%Mu^*

l|t-*^/y_

2,^^""*-_*

PAETiciPLB

or

ifr^*

Present

Past

Future

^n/fti

they were.

CONJUGATION OF SUBSTANTIVE VERBS

SUBJUNCTIVE

Defective verb

btr

>

I am.
S'"'-jt

IKDICATIVE

Present

ie

it

be,

it

may

would be.
be.

ISriNITIVE

hif I
b(p

may

they be, they

"tnt-jtVi

am t-M thou art 4- he is.

we are tp you are t-ti they

be,

Future

are.

^ni_ to be, to exist.

Imperfect

pABTiciPLE

\P was i[ip thou wast 4-^1 he was.

Jujp we were k[ip you were 4/A they
I

Present

^ynii^ being.

were.
IMPERATIVE

Substantive verb

be thou or do thou be.

t^j or tp"'jp be you or do you be.

INDICATIVE

SUBJUNCTIVE
Ijqii/iipirl

be [iglru thou be /j4 he be.

we be fj^p you be/ytl>they be.

li^t./*I
jijtiij.

made

by^^'f '(p

Present

is

thou art

made.

we are made

k,{u,'bf,^

you are

they are made.

Imperfect

PABIICIPLE

Past

wast made

Future

which

is

to

be or about

was made

h,iu/i,l;tp thou
he was made.
\},liu%^uip we were madet^u.%4/!^ you
were made h-nu/uklfb they were

\}quAl^[, I

been or having been.

bf."j

he

hqu/hlH,

b/. to be.

b"'/.

I am made

am made t^uAfu

lriiu/i,li

made

INFinlTIVE

tl.tt'bMr

or done.

\}'i>

hqu/ii^p

made.
to be.
Perfect

bit or
Defective verb

s-nir

INDICATIVE

I am or I exist.

Present

am ^ou thou art ^y he is.

we are i-y^ you are ^ni they are.

J-nir I

^ni(^

Imperfect

'^y^p thou wast

ttn/ii

he was.

kifiy I

have been

h^p

thou

hast been t./t he has been.

b'z/'ip or kiihuj^ we have been i^nkp
or t't-v/p you have been i-^ti they
have been.
Future

Xsqkg I shall be l^'ib^l'u thou shalt

jtijAj^ he shall be.

be

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IMPERATIVE

Future

Present

be thou not

let

V#/'

him bebe you .^ h.^.'bli^ be you not

tql-jl>'b let them be.

let

ypfi

iriiuA^p

t,if,^[l

}},jrp,i..^

OT

be

l^AjnV^ let us

you il'^l''''

like that of the Indicative.

be made.

we

be
\}-ll.j,^ij!p
made til-^l-p or t.i/.^^ you shall be
made kibsf' *bey shall_be made.
or

/(V',2/i<!

''

Present

is

like that of the Indicative.

Future

be made
\S'Lhl"^ or hiiu,%l-gl<J' I shall
trqjigpu thou shalt be made tr,il>jp
shall

o'

be.

SnBJOKCTIVE

Fuinre

he

M'^

them

let

SDBJUNOTIVE

The Present is formed

o^ itab" be thou ibgV

li-'i'l-^fp

him be.

ir^.%l>g[>i/^

shall

lJ.%[,j^J-l be or may be
heip'ly^ he be.

XlHat't we

ilfi'tab" ^^?-

7^^

hQiFi'b2!'-e

^^ip-bab'''

they be.
INFIKITIVE
\lfbUi^ to be.

INI'INITIVE

PAHiiciPLE

be made, to be done-

b'/uAf/:. to be, to

PARTICIPIE

Past

'|tio/_or//.t/_been,

Future
\Silu/iilring

ijv\,iiir

made or
INDICATIVE
Xl^liiT I

\p,l(p

am
we

if-'i'^''

are

is

to be.

/ om, I

am

done.

\j,%t[ng or

Active

thou art //Af he

ih'i'lif

il^'kl'p

thou wast [Ubkc

we were

we move

iMPEKATiVK

1,/i^

or

not

li-pi'i-^

f/*/'/"

them

XtiM,pJ-ku,^

move

we moved

be.

ip^hgL

be you

moving

ing.
Perfect

be thou not it.

or were

^upJ-klif you moved or were moving

^lupJ-kb^ they moved or wero^mov-

Present

be you Jf

let

^aipJ-^ you

move.

I moved or was moving ^^p.

thou movedst or wast moving
^uMpJ-kp he moved or was moving-

him be.

y7'j//''*

mo vest

cf4-f^

I s^^^' ^ d'ab" tbou shalt be

^i^f he shall be.
\j,gnL^ we shall be il't/ltp or /t^/tp you
shall be f/'j/''' they shall be.

lip'

Present

XitupJ-kfi

Xj.'st'i'

let

move.

you were ^.

Future

iP

to be.

/tpe/ect

it^kfip

%kp' they were.

\t^P be thou

Cttpa-bD" To

^upJ-h'b they

he was.
'\J!iik'u^

is

Zi^cHtiTI move if-pcftu thou

^u,pJ-k he moves.
Zu'iiJ-lrifg

was

which

INDICATIVE

is.

you are JA/*

Imperfect

iJ-'i'tJ,

FIEST CONJUaATION

Present

they are.

Xj/iikt

having been.

Future

or k,iuj%hil which

Substantive verb

Present

\Jk%nq_ being.

Past

made, done, having been.

t.^tu/^^been,

^pJ-hgt-p thou
l^utpJ-lrgfi I moved
movedst ^pJ-huM^ he moved.

we moved lypJ-lr^b-e yon

moved ^pJ-t-^^'i, they moved.

J^utpJ-irgui^

XXV
Futurt

Imperfect

JiaipJ-t^ly I shall move impj-huglra

thou shalt move i-MMpJ-yu^k he shall

Zuipcfkb I was moved ^^pJ-^bp thou

wast vaoyeAiuipJ-^p qt ^^pJ-ln-p he

move.XimpJ-hugnL^

Zuipif-kuip

ijig

was moved.

we shall move ^pJ-k-u,

you shall move j^upJ-tru^k'ii they

shall

move.
IMPERATIVE

XjuipJ-hia

tlji

^uipJ-kp

move you

^uipJ-l^

<//(

jxot ^apJ-t^a^eiii let

Perfect

move

him move.

luipJ-hiiij^ let

l^iupJ-kgkp

you

Present

move thou

thou not

move

them move.

<ix

^upj-hu^^

2;upJ-hrugUu

let

Z'l'pJ-l'a'ie

w^ have been moved

have been moved

movo thou

move iiupj-hu2b^
move you^fo^c/-tjtiletthemmove.
SUBJUNCTIVE

zjfc~
2^

have been moved.

Future

is like

that of the rndicatire.

ZuMpJ-hgufig I shall be moved ^pJ-hu_

j(iu thou shalt be moved ^pJ-hu^l,
he shall be moved.
ZuipJ-kujn,-^ we shall be moved zuip.
shall be moved^/"/icfti/_
'^b2!'-e y^^

they shall be moved.

_g/A

Future

IMPERATIVE

ZuipJ-l^yiT I move , I may , might

could, should, would move ^i-e'^bgha thou move , &c. z^'V^ba^ ^^
move, &c.
X^uipJ-figh^ we move, &c. ^aipJ-ligke.

you move,

him move.

XjuMpj-k-u^nL^ let us

The Present

ZwpJ-hj'f) I have been moved ijup^

J-tj<i.^ thou hast been moved ^."^/_
J-hgiu,- he has been moved.
J-hyufif. you
J-y^aiii they

Future

ZmpJ-lrii^Vp

we were moved ^^pJ-kb^

you were moved 2i"i"^H''' ^^1
were moved.

&e.2</c/-^_jti

they move,
[&c.

Present

ZuipJ-kuig or ^mpcAA-jf'^ be thou

mov-

^^ thou not moved

^oMpJ-lrugli let him be moved.
ZmptHrguipni-^ be you moved Jf z^p^
ed

Jli

z!"V'^bp

be you not moved

them be moved.

J-f,^

let

z^upJ-hug^'ii

INFimilVB
Fuiure

move.

%u,pJ-b-i_iQ

PARTICIPLE

ZmpJ^u^ or
moves.

be thou movhim be moved.

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

juipJ-kgnq^

moviDg

ed ^npJ-lrug^
,

who

let

let us be moved z^pJ-b~

2V^ be you moved zuipJ-hu^pt let
them be moved.

C'/>cA^>t"j"''=/i

jPost

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

is

like that of the Indicative.

Future
Future

which has

Z-upJ-king

to

move.

Ca.^cA/yfirI shall be

moved

zuMp^f,.

thou shalt be moved z;"c"^b3b

he shall be moved.
Cu/^<Afj/"(p we shall be moved e_/shall be moved^^;/-fty/>*
'^bab-e y<"^
they shall be moved.
gl,u

Passive tUPd-wr To be moved

INDICATIVE
Zuiptf-pj- 1

Present

am moved ^pJ-b" thou art

^pJ^l, he is moved.
JiuipJ^b't^ w ^^^ moved z^pJ-b-e 7*^
are moved tuMpj-1% they are moved.

moved

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

^ moved.

2*

XXTI
PARTICIPLE

Past

moved.
Futun
Zu,pJ-l^ing or

^p<Hril which

is

to be

moved.
In
sive

I wash, may wash, might

wash, I could, should, would wash
int-iMibuij^lru thOU Wash , &C. int-ut^
"buif^k he wash, &c.

Ini.u.fia.jj/hir

wash fni-ufbuMi^l^'
\ni-u/bufjjkll^ we
you wash int-uHiuyglrb they wash,

manner many neuter-pas-

this

common

and

are

verbs

INFIfllTIVE

con\nt-u/iiuMf_

jugated.

SECOND CONJUaATION
Active

INDICATIVE
lat-uAiiaif I

wash

washing,

who washes-

\ni-uijlraii_

ini-uiiiMiu

Present

havlug washodFuture

thou wash\i,.-ut%uiing

who has

to wash.

you wash

they wash.
Imperfect

\ni.ai%uij[,

PARTICIPLE

Post

Present

est fnt-uHMuu he washes.

\nt.u/bu3J^ we wash /n-"trij[p
int-u/biMib

\ni-wjn,l_

to wash.

to wash

i,nM)ft.ttir

Future

SUBJUKCTIVE

Cw^cAtui^or^xY'cf A-_gi-.^moved, being

Passive

washed or was washing

thou washedst or wast

he washed or
was washing.
\nL.u^uuuM^ we washed or were wash-

i.nMi.'uMr To be

INDICATIVE

washed

Present

int.Mu'iiuiiJip

washing

int-ufii-yf,

ing ini^uibmj^^ you washed or were

washing ini-u,%u^l,% they washed or

am washed

thou
washed.
n.-mi^
\nt.u!ul,,i;^ we are washed
you are washed ^-ifi they are
washed.
loLiufc^iTl

art

washed

int-uiu^

in-.ufuf.u

he

is

were washing.
Perfect
Perfect

have been washed

ini-ui_

thou hast been washed

he has been washed-

[nt-ui.

'[nu.uMjuij

Ynt-uijfi I

edst

washed in^u-^hp thou wash-

int-uig

he washed.

guii-

we washed int-wgli^ you

washed /n-ujfi they washed.

l_o.u._j^

shalt

wash

\ni.uiugni.^

shall

wash

int-Miu^hu

WO

wash

he

/ni-uiujlri

they

shall

wash.
IMPERATIVE
Present and Future
l^>ji_i.'

Jli

,nc.uiuli[i

ini^uAuMi,

j4' let

guy_^

we have been washed ^t-oc

you have been washed int.ui.
they have been washed.
Future

thou

shall wash.
shall Yf ash ^n i.utuilip you

int-mu^l;

\ni.u.^uMf.

gu,%

Future
\n,^uigfig I shall

guif,

be washed int-iuug^u
thou shalt be washed nt.aiuj^ he
shall be washed.
\ni^tuu^nt^ we shall be washed ini-juu,
2_ke you shall be washed ^-o.uyf'fc
they shall be washed.
\ni.iujiufj I shall

IMPERATIVE

or ini-iuujfu wash thou

wash thou not ^-uu_

Present and Future

him wash.

\nM.iu^ni._^
(ni.aiu2lip

let

US

wash

them wash.

wash lat-ui^^ or
you incuiu^n-ii let

\ni.ui, {ni-uij^p

washed

OT int-uiu^pp bO thOU

inM-uta^p let

ln-uij/jnt^ let us

him be washed.

be washed

int-uiu^lift

XXVII

be you washed
be washed.

them

in^u,aj,f% let

Future

may be washed

\nt.uAufjgl,ir I

I shall pour out 4*-^fe^' thou

shalt pour out 4*-?ff4^ he shall pour
out.
Ihqgnup we shall pour out it-q^fip you
shall pour out 4fr^fri they shall
2^lriipj

SCBIUNCTIVE
fn-i.

thou
"''"Hat"
in,.iu%uygl, he

mayest be washed
may be washed.
Xat-aJiiiyjilii!^ -ffe may bo washed^-a<.
^"Uabe 1^ may be washed ini.u,.
*yj^i they may be washed.

pour out.
iUPEnATITB
Preient and Future

IKFINITITE
\ni.uA,^i_ to

pahticiple
\ni.,iigtuMi_

i^lr^, ^y>i2bp or
out Jft e,k^p,.p

be washed.

Past

washed.

which

to

is

do thou not pour out

him pour out.

IJrqgnK^ let US pour out 4*-itEp or
ik-q^lp do you pour out ?/ 4i-^ni-^
do you not pour out 4fe,^g>ti let
them pour out.
^b-qa^ let

Future
XaL-uAiiuib

e,yqaUu do thou pour

b washed.

The passives of the second conjugation are not so harmonious to the

ear, whence they are sometimes formed by means of the verbs substantive,
or the actives are adopted with a
passive sense.

SUBJUHCTIVE

Future

pour out, I may, might,

would pour out 4fr_
Hat-gat-u thou pour out, &C. ^Iriint.^
gnu. he pour out, &c.
Ikilpt-gni-J^ we pour out, i&e. 4i-^"-_
jot^ you pour out 4i-^ni.joJi. they
pour out.

^t-qnt-jnt-iTl

could, should,
,

INFINITIVE

THIRD CONJUGATION

iyiinn-i^ to

pour out.

FARTICIPI.E

Active ito.nhTr To pour

iNDioATirE

Present

out
'it-'iniL

pouring out.

Present

Past

^t^m-iT I pour out iih-ifni-u thou pourest out ^kqni- he pours out,
2,*-f^-(p we pour out 4*-i"^youpour
out ^hqntA they pour out.

lu,ihu>i_

having poured out.

Future

l^hqipg

who has

to

pour out.

Imperfect

I pourod out or was pouring

out e,lTqnt.},p thou pour'dst out or
wast pouring out ^t-qn/p he poured
out or was pouring out.
2jrqn,.ui^ wepoured Out or were pouring out ^kifn^p^ you poured out or
were pouring out 4t^.-^tt they
poured out or were pouring out.

i^trqnt.^

Passive ^tajKiMP To he poured out

INDICATIVE

lyqu!h\,J' I
thou art

Perfect
'^'ke

out
2t-qatp

4*-^fr/ithou pour'dst

t4t;j^ or 4*-.^

Present

am poured out ,hquii,Jiu

poured out ^kiiuAfi he is

poured out.
i^tqoA^ilp

^t^f I poured out

we

are poured but

4*^'t.

J^ ^'^ poured out 4t^ui%^*

they are poured out.

he poured out.

we poured

ed out

4*-'/f*'

out ^t-ihp you pourthey poured out.

i^irqu,,

have been poured out

4*-.

XXVIII

thou hast been poured out 4t_

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

Pcrfed

qu,,.

have learned -"/ thou

f.-iii.t. he has learned.
[\t.uujg we have learned m-auy^ you
have learned nt.am'b they have
I

[\t-uiui

hast learned

learned.

poured out ^Ir^l-u

t^'"ii"J3 I shall be
thou shalt be poured out 4*-'^f he
be poured out.
l^qani-^ we shall be poured out 4*-^.
the you shall be poured out ^t-riapi
they shall be poured out.
shall

FvXwrt

Wcaiyj I shall learn nM.,ij[>a thou shalt

learn n-5^ he shall learn.
n<-^''<^we shall learn nt-u^kpyon shall
learn n-<5^* they shall learn.
IMPERATIVE

Present

IMPERATIVE

learn thou m^' m-umftfip learn

thou not /71-U5/.' let him learn.
[[i-uuipni^ do you learn li?' m-uaA^do
you not learn ni-u^ffiM let them learn.

(li.ii[l[i

or ^yqaftu be thou poured out

i^iriipp

iikiigji

let

him be poured

out.

l^irqtupn^^ or ^yq2jff bc you poured out

^ir^li% let them be poured out-

Future
INFIKIIIVE

to

^lrili,/)iPi_

n<-<</'/'

be poured

out.

Past

PARTICIPLE

'

let

or ni-auAlji2pP learn thon "-"j^

him

^iplltp

i^tuhiui^

poured

out.

learn.

let

n<-<<j'><sf

us learn

nt-u^fip

do you learn ni-a^pi

or m-aui,
let

them

learn.
SCBJDKCTIVE

Fnlun
The Present

which

t^yi/ib

The

to

be poured out.

deficiencies of the third con-

passive are supplied from

jugation
it's

is

is

like that of the Indicative.

Future

R'-wm^^jf'/'I learn, may, might, could,

should, would learn

nu.uMM,'i,f,gf,n

thou

learn, &c. nt^uihfigl, he learn, &c.

(\i.uu/i,[ijpt/^ we learn, &c. ni.uui%[yp^
you learn ni-uuA^_jfi they learn.

active.

IHFlmilVE

FOUKTH CONJUGATION

n-K"*f/. or nt.uuAti_ to learn.

Common

verb

nuDii.thtr To learn

IMDICAIIVE

PARTICIPLE

Present

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

est

learns.

Past

he learns.

we learn ni-aaA[ip you learn

ni.uufbl'u

who

learn nt-auA^a thou learn-

ni.uui'iip

[\i.ii,i/i.[ii/p

Present

they learn.

[\t-ut-mi_

having learned.
Fului-c

Imperfect

I learned or was learning

uM-auA^Pp thou learnedst or wast
learning m-uuHikp he learned or was

[\i.uui%fr[i

learning.

we learned or were learning n^u.%klip you learned or were

learning nt-uu/tikfiiM they learned or

f\i.uiu%tif,

were learning.

\\i.uiiAt-nj

or nM-uoAt-i^

who

has to

learn.

Thus are

also conjugated the comverbs, which in the first person

of the Perfect terminate in 5-.;.
They are at the same time active
and passive.

mon

IXIX

IKREGULAE VERBS
The Irregular Verbsare changed in their Perfect Tenses in the following

Perfect

Indicative-Present

Infinitive

U/tifr^ to do.
liilri^ to put.
\uti_ to hear.
^u/iiui^l_to know.
irt^f/i7/^fr^ to sin.
Qian-tit-i^ to rise.
S<"t to give.
S""i to come.
tti^aitri^ to eat.
C^inifiri^ to drink.
n -'i>t/_ to take.
\}l'P'''l_to

uiniik-irl do.

^fctiT I put.

I hear.
XaAut^t-tTl know.

lut-iT

iOrqu/ii^j' I sin.

juinXhw I

rise.

mail/' I give.

^.uiTl come.
m-mhiTl. eat.
fuTuilrirl drink.
ntAjtJ" I take.

hpP^iuiT I go.

go.

iunuipp X did*
-^/l I have put, I put.
^<-<<y I heard.

I have known, I knew.

I have sin, or sinned.
juiphufi I have been risen, I rose.
yuini. I have given, I gave.
yii^ I came, or I was come.
Iiirpiui I have eaten, I ate or eat.
uippl; I drank.
(<o^f I took, or I have taken.
in^uy I went, or I am gone.
trui'iMhufi

iiytiuy

VERBS IMPERSONAL
^Faik,

it

Hf-Jpti^

begins to cloud.

it

rains

it is

l^,uum%k or 4<m%^>

So'L^ the dew falls.

2,irqy'L"imk it comcs pourlng, it runs
[over.
3,^iAk it snows.
^uta.iii,i.ui)P-k it shines.

begins to be day-light.
blows very hard.

\\,n.,ut-omk it

JT/'/'it it

4)</<<'<ni"i4 it lightens.
^a.quip.ypk it produces fruit.
IT'tiit it bellows, it roars.

"hiaii^aih^k it

howls.

^uin-ui^k it bellows, it roars.

^mpP- k it may be.

^uym k it is clear.

HS.jfu/biaj it clears up.

dawns.
darkens the night

lUt^OMnuMUlUl
HiaMj it

'\S[>k^nj,u%iy it

become

*l"fc*"/""*"!/ '* '8

1^n<.u.tiuy it brightens.
'\^uii.u,puM%u;j it

falls.

night.

grows dusky.

2j<u,%ujj it kindles.

thunders.
it*^ it is reported, they say.
Xspii-t it appears, it seems.
p^/.-/i it Seems.
\\u,pitl, 'tis believed, it is thought.

n^"'"'^

it

noised abroad.
it happens, it falls
[out.
^lamiu^k it happens.
2,uA,j.puiP it happens.
(I)^u>^ one must.
5'l4 or nuii-p it pains.
U.%4 t it becomes, it is fit, must.
\i,i,J-ui% k it is convenient, it becomes.
JS^i^iaip k it is impossible.
^uipi-np k it is good, it is well.
lo^uifi k it is hard.
\\mJ' k or 4"(p yu it is wished, it wills.
i^ipli k it must, it is necessary.

\iili it is

raining.

k it is enough, it sufScies.
k it must.
A^yki^ k it is fit, it is proper.
I|t".p ti it must, it is necessary.
X,u.u.

^iiipm

0/itl> 4 or
^y(^ k it

t*r 't is

lawful, it allows.

cared for.
^^.aM-m k it is expedient.
\\ q.ku{ k it is suitable, or convenient,
it

is

becomes,

it is fit.

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

a. af.

abbreviations

;;

;,

iinp pttfrs^bp^

4U.3

U.^4-l,bU. Pb"b

U.

lyp, /y

D. (ipe)

the

first

one

first

s.

ui

&
a

the first letter

vowel of the alphabet

ten thousand.
t-

- the - carols.
.

li],p[ia%

0.'> U.'u'p

ens

And sometimes

ornament

for

God

ui,

ui

m^. ah! oh! alas!

rnkp mkp , alas

used

oh bear-

o Lord
miserable o

o rascal

s. Skb,

the twelfth

Hebrews.
Ilpiuu

\},ppuja

XStpuippf,

Uppuy
- or

it is

uimlru,j--iu,nkir,

UI p^ii.uin.ui^ut%

villain

ftp

as

ni. s.

-.,% s. Gr, w.

/rj s.

Syr. w.

month

of the
[abbot.
U. w. father

euphorbium.

abba

S. \i,pu,u

s.

lark, tit-lark ; t-pifk

[an pn. Ebion.
;

-uijifi a.

llif-uiPiu
zCu/ii.-ojt'.u/i..

monachism, monastic
[life.
monks.

s.

liipkiitai'L s. pi.

*l],pfr<^-4 *. zool.

sometimes changed for

It is

Uptijni./??

H.

IV.

poor

Ebionit-

Gr. w. agate.

stingy,
1],^>4 , U.J a. avaricious,
grasping, sordid; ,i.J-npitajp% - -vetj
greedy or insatiable avaricious ; -_
piMip ad. avariciously, niggardly; -_
iijlif. a. very
covetous, griping, miserly ; -lutiuiiTor -biT, hjl vn- to be avaricious, niggard, to save sordidly; to
be sparing of, to hoard avariciously
- qui.,ui,n^Pl , to be given to covetousness ; - ^ J-uid'u!uuMl^ , to be sparing of one's time ; -m-Pt s. avarice,
niggardness, stinginess.
,

abbot, superior; /A^l.

itutUpiuliuM"!, abbot general; -^yio^w^
a. abbatial 7y<i</><u^< s. aibbey; ~jni.pji
;
. abbey, abbacy, abbotship.
\\,ppuAu, s. H. w- Bamah, high place.
Upfsu'U'x-4^ sf. abbess, superioress.
13,ptp^, p s. tindei".
Upfr^i-^f sf. Abel's sister.
-mi,uMji, s.
,

\i^t-iiuiPain_s.
]J,plrq,y

/,_j

s.

monk's funeral.
mouk, friar - ipi^u
;

to turn or

become monk;

monachal

-oitCu,^

~L.pi-t-% or

s.

-m^ioii a.

monk's

food

W.fuiti a. early-rising, diligent.

Jj^^u/bt-ilip , [huig s. clothes, attire,
dress, garb, raiment; rrna,p^, shoes,
slippers; -i/iiT, y-u*/ fl-pt ^tY.or ^-_
jtu,[_vn. to clothe or dress oneself, to
wear, to put on to take lodgings, to
pass the night, to sojourn, to dwell
to stay; - jj4ui to put on a breast.

plate or cuirass.
Ji,^ui%,lP

Ufux^,
feasts.

my

*.

H. w. liquid vessel.
UI, agapse, love-

aij s. Gr,

_
;
;

:;

U,f-u//ii

bob-tailed

a.

docked,

tail-

less.
Q,l.uipuii, uig s. farm, land,? field;
country, village ; - u^t-'Jip rural or
country places ; -uip.iu^t' s. farm-guardian, or inspector; -"i/p' a. agrarian ;
rural, rustic, country ; - opk'k^ agrarian \si,yf ; -u/buiJ" vn. to be deserted,
unpeopled -tk * small field.
M^hmiuli s. the under part of the tail.
]],^t<./j^ a. tailed ; - uiuinij_, comet.

m,,ia,vMupuip ad. freely; nobly; -pa,,

itiT, hgl, vn. to speak" freely, frankly ;
-pkpuiii a. plain- or free-spoken ,

dung-hill.
j/y s. Gr, w. pipe, tube,
conduit, canal, aqueduct.
lJ,'/.i-B- s. palm, hollow of the hand

tongued, frank, bold; ad. freely, boldly; -^tbp tP"'3 * freed-man, libertine
-unJii^. s. the noble corps, corps of
nobles; a.formed, composed of nobles;
-fptiT va. to set free, to enfranchise
-q-pni-P-l,^ . libertinism, enfranchisement; -^t./"arf.openly, frankly; -.fuipj;
-13rb -^t-ty a. of noble birth, highborn, illustrious; -^p s. regiment of
nobles c/-yn^, ^m-Jp. S. U,i[uiuna,
a.ntJbn. ^ou S. JuMirutpiuMliuifuou
^ ^'
-4* a. liberal ; free;
very noble
noble -iuAm-P^fs. liberty liberality;
generosity; nobleness; -^^i*/! gentlewoman, dame, lady; -il>j a. s. freecompanion; -iya, s. the nobility; -
kpoi s. free-thinker
-1^"^ s. public
free mill -Jpm a. noble-minded, freehearted generous, liberal -Jh,ni.pji
liberalism; -%Maj;
*. free-heartedness

brick

iugufi vn. to

l],f./f

uiif-i-nj s.

llyjy^p

tar ring

s. lever, bar, crowenchasing, jointing, staple

i"-^ly

tail.

of a lock.
n.i-n'i,,

game;

s.

f,

G.w. agon,

-mn-lip

i-pm^

arena

uin-tu^ui s,

fight,
s.

Olympic

agonothete;

-uiiluip

"UMpuip

athletes.

s>

U.f-nn-u't/f *.

1],2.<i<.^u.y^

hard.

a.

\S^ni.ju/i,tir ,

dress

clothe , to
to enchase, to set, to fit in: to
j/lr

va. to

harbour, to lodge - fo^^u to put on

the shoes of; - </u#u%^u od/t^ to
put a ring in a person's finger.'
I],5.i7.j/,^ a. enchased.
[&l|#i*^fer.
1],^n-u.i. it s. raven, crow; S. ll/t^tiT
;

the groin.

*U,j.n-i/t s.

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

-p-qt'iif, s.

banana-tree.

[, s. diamond
S. IT""/--tty a. adamantine; adamantean, hard magnetic, [of the Hebrews.
Ut-xv ly s. adar, the sixth month
\i^ir-h,[,, M^IA, uy s. H. w. Eden,
paradise.
[Lord God.
UjLn^iu -jj, s. H. w. Adonai, the
1],2<u^u>/<uir, uiijuij vn. to grow dry

n^il.iiijhi'iiq.

i[iu

athlete, wrestler; -^f.i.y^

'

or lean, to fade, to wither.

U^qui^iT, irj[i va. to cause to fade,
to tarnish, to dry.

free or rid oneself, to shake

break away to be ennobled or
exalted -*/ -mt-mp^ s. pi. the nobility, the aristocracy, the court; -u^p,
off,'to

u/tpuMjj a.

pn^pl

s.

>

fond of liberty, liberal -o^.

love of liberty; liberalism;
;

inn^tT S. U.o'i'o*//'; '~utn^Jht-P-piA

. noble birth, nobility of family; -_
pu,p , ,ug a. . liberator, saver, deliverer; -^i/_a. free-footed.
U,^>uin-ir, tjf va. to liberate, to deliver , to save ; to enfranchise , to
emancipate; to free, to exempt, to
disentangle, to disengage ; -t^otju.,
"iihtTva. to free.
'\S.futmnpif.\t s. free-born , son of a
noble, nobleman ; -nptmp s. pi, the
nobility, the peers.

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

exemption; privilege; emancipation,
deliverance, enfranchisement; noble-

ness; generosity; frankness.

U,^^in<.4^

0,2^yn-

s. bot.

carpesium.

arid, dead; lean,

slender, wasted away.
uig a. free , independent
\S,qu,m
freed, affranchised , redeemed, quit,
ransomed; large, vast; noble; - ir"
the great Ararat ; - u.it^ S. IL
//
fiouiirir; - iwjni-ju/iit^, to dispense, to
exempt; - or
HS^lui^Ji, a. dry,

gentlewoman. [pnu
6o^ parsley, B.'^tqui^u,,

sf.

\i,ilut,np/r^s.

very close, serried.

weft, woof, warp.

W,H_pu,luni.jp. a.
U.l.F*'" p^*' .

\kip"3

s.

simple stick.
nation, people

lljj., u, *.

genera-

tion; race; gender; kind, sort, quality; sex, age, epoch; century; manner,

way

4*/'/!p

-u,^

j-t J- from age

1

Book
to

of Judges;
age from gene,

:;

;;;,

5
ration to generation ; - i^-ynii
the
Armenian nation; l)^f/^wj/> j-k^ of
the English nation, English ; IJ.'*/M"'gl, IriT -.. , I am American by birth
-^m%a.^y , the female sex, the fair sex,
the woman kind ; - Jiup^u/i,, the human kind, humanity ; -4j with all the
nation ,!%-, the same, the same manner, equally ; -^ -^ pufuMuuftpm-Plruiii
the different kinds of literature; -^ U.
nations, all people.
"f/'V '
\S,fl^jupmii s- genealogist.
|],23.<{uiAu'/(<a% a. genealogical.
^A.^uip.m'iiyj', tj/i va. to draw or write
a genealogy, to number ancestors.
^A^y.mf.u>%ni4H^, s. genealogy.
V'tf- ""CF-' ll??-/^ ""i3-t * niany nations, many people ; a. various, different, manifold.
\i.jyjufnil_ a, admirer of his country,
who praises his country.
Ui^iu^uiL, U^iu^^nccA a. who betrays his country.
overU.f]po9.'//>f. o. who shakes,
throws, upsets the nation.
U,2j.</3^/l<. *. relation ; genealogy : li.,

neage.

by nationality

national assembly.
|].^u/^.n>> a.

devotedto the nation;

\],qij.u,%ni^p a,

offered

by the nation.

U,2^u>;/'i,a-

W,^^utuilru,

consangui-

[consanguinity.

1],f^i^<un.%/i<.^^i.%

U.grj.u/^'ui^ a.

who

relationship,
agitates, disturbs
s.

the nation.
U.j^u.A'juiro^ a.

known by

the na-

tion ; known to the nation.

O.fjuufu'^ s. relation, kinsman or
kinswoman ; jypiu.np - , next of kin

analogous.

relationship, consanguinity, kin, cognation; race, family; likeness, analogy; ^"7--^ '"ty""liuAni^d-t^ the ties of relationship.
|],^<ii/(>%i./72r *.

Il^f.io(>o%ni.4/> sf.

kinswoman.

who

hides or dissimu-

lates his nationality.

[his nation.

O.jj./o^^-Y.^ a.

^A^uMlihgyg a. who rescues, liberates

U,27.<<"i^^ *. parent, compatriot; a.
national, of the same nation allied to,
near, like, similar, analogous.
;

|],2^<^^<r,

tg,y

vn. to

make

alliance

by marriage.
}J,^uifigni.p^ s, consanguinity: affinity, alliance by marriage: analogy,
likeness, resemblance.
0,2.?^uf4fii</;^f.

census; enumeration

who

[nation.

proud of his
chief, governor of a na-

a.

s.

is

tion or family.
|],^f.n/ii{'<ni./7^iJs> s,

charge or

office

of a governor of the people.

Hq^uiui^i/p- a. incestuous.
Ihiy-uiuinttm.piit.'i, s. incest.

ll^uiu^P

a.

loving his country or

nation, patriotic.
\i,qy.utu{i{ini-P-[ii-% s. attachment to his
country or nation, patriotism.

worthy or becoming to

the nation.

[mily or race.

a fahates his nation.

\S,^u,mL-gnt-[3-l,i^ s. hatred of one's
l},q^iiiin

relation,

neous,

a. like,

\i,^"'4iyt-l_a.

\i^iM>J-nqn4_ a. United
s.

ttfti;

- uin.%lru to make the census of a nation or people.

Jj^iu^uimni-p-^i^, s. extinction of a
nation, race.
[or race.
H.?j-<"4'"'- . chief, father of a nation
U.^<<y/.% a. national: related, allied
to by marriage; *. parent, relation;
- putp^ , national character ; >.i<>%f^<._
//itS, _
national tradition ; - J-n.ff,^
l^"ii"3< the national assembly or synod of the Armenians.
Uyj-u'yo^ a, which unites the nation
s. national tie.

uMn^,lri_

W,fl^u,a,l^uij a.

va. to oxtirpato

who

[tion, progeny.
X^^uimn^tT s. family, house, genera\i,^n4t'fpi V.q^niflii ad- throughout

nation.

the nation, nationally.

lJ,2j:ni-/Jf lA s. nationality.
U.?j- s. sensation, feeling; advice;
- in.^trfj to give notice or information,
to notify; to instruct; to advise, to
admonish; to announce, to publish;

precaution, to premonish, to put on

guard ;-//At^. to be aware of, to be

informed

of; to

be announced or pub-

lished.
\i.^ui^,iA a.

advising, monitorial
penetrative, energetic, efficacious.
W.q^iupta'r, s. place where a public
notice is proclaimed: instrument with
which notice is given, horn, trumpet.
\i,^ujpuip a. monitorial, advising; *.
monitor, adviser.
O.^ju'/'"'/'"'-/?^"-* s. advice, admonition, counsel; warning, summons; notice, information.
U-l?^*//' *' sensible ; sensitive.

O.ft'b

the senses.
lljj-t./", fry/, va. to inform, to advertise, to announce; to influence, to inspire, to dictate

devout.
D^nM-uiuitm

work upon, move

to

Mi^ini-uiuilrmiuliuA a. aristocFatic.

who has a noble

a.

^i^int-uMulftu,

heart.

W.^t-jni-P-l'i-'ii

Xhiji-lrjjni-aj, s.

y,^,ni-u,u,ii^'r a.

warning, admonition; perception, in-

family.
\i^,ni.u,uin'i,rni.p [id,

0,^/.^ a. efficacious, energetic: *.ad\},qy.niiu,piu(i ad, cfRcaciously, energetically.

U'23-"'^"'^"'*' ^- efficacious,

\}^,nt-'ujni.jiu'iit^i/;

[viSOr.

\i,j^lr^n,-^a/i,tJ- S. ll^jt'/"-

energetic.

emphatic, significative

ni-^^va.to Improvc,

U-t"/"' 1'3 * sour grapes.

\i^in/ui^i-P s, verjuice.

'

active,

\JJ3uip

vehement, spirituous, violent.

dry cow's dung.

s.

\iJ3-ni,., nji s.

chair, seat stool

;

lljfc

ple,

thigh

t-lrii s.

uttjiii

qlHi^

generation

tlyir/fj-

V/nt-^

back.
nation, peo-

finO,

CI.

gOOd, BX-

quisite, excellent, precious, rare, choice,

vil

worthy; noble, great; genteel,

ad. int. well very well bravo
!

l],Y*""-"'p'f

ci-

genteelly,

arf-

civilly;

fj a. genteel, civil,
well-mannered; noble, generous.
0,^'"'-<"7-/* c(. precious, dear, rare.
a.
benign, clement,
y,^/ni-o^/<-/3^
kind, merciful, humane.
U.yfc"'-"'?^"/"^ o. noble, illustrious, of
a noble family.
\i,,^,ni-uiqy.[i a. of noble nation, race.
]i,^,nM-ujqy.n,-P-i7 s. nobility of nation,
ll^n<_u.pu//i/j

race.
l],,^//i.u/.//.4

ft.

who has noble

sen-

timents.

generous:

lriu/i,lri_

j~nj

s.

ft.

genteel, noble,

civil,

gentleman.

\i,,^,ni-u,liiu'i,ni-l3[i.-'h s.

nobility, birth,

gentility: civility, genteelness; generosity, nobleness.

U.,^fcn<-u<//./.. a.
of good sentiments,

noble, generous.
[i,.^,ni-iuiru,nt-P[.iJii s.

nobility of sen-

chair-maker.
possBSSor, successor to any place or dignity.
\S,Pnn.uii{.npit s.

\\fi nn-uiJ-Mun-MMAif. s.

\i,p-nn.u,li

lai/ s.

stool
s.

foot-stool.

vicar

vice-presi-

dent: successor.
\S,p-n,i.u,^u,i^,.p-l,tX s.

vicarship, vica-

rage; possession of a chair, succession

to a dignity.
\\,p-nn.iuiil,^ s. colleague or companion
in the same dignity, or on the same
throne.
li.Pnn.ui^tina^PliL.'i, s.

company on

the

same throne.
\J,Pni-P-u,f^ , jI,j s.pl. elements, letters, characters, alphabet.
|J,/?tY O.

y^ini-uiliiui,

give seats or chairs

tO rlSO Up, tO gCt Up.

uipli.u'bhu to

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

nobly, generously.

throne;

-u

U,^

S.

nl-UJj

q^'Jij s.

bench 'iiuuini-^it,'iilTi_ j- to make one

sit on a throne or chair; to throne;
%au,t-^ J- to sit on a chair or throne
;

]3,iq.[>

Hobility of

s.

to refine^, to confer a title,

to grant nobility, to ennoble.
H.,^raLt/3/A *. fineness, goodness,
costliness, excellence, rarity; genteelness, civility: dignity, nobility.
to civilize

U.?? W U.27-"'-*- efficacious, strong, energetic,penetrative;pathetic, expressive,

nobility of heart.
noble, of a noble

s.

family, high birth.

energy.

sis,

O^ii'-u/v/"'"''-/?^

noticG,

stinct; inspiration; suggestion, instigation: eifieacy, force, power; empha-

aristocFacy.

\S^ini-uiuih,nni-P-l,t^, s.

or affect; to suggest, to insinuate.

U,^/r^[i/i a. cf&cacious,
\},^irjimifiiii'i,
energetic.

aristocrat.

[i s.

religious

pious,

Q^i/ri-u/ij^u<^ito?> a.

\i,>iy-/rilip s. pi.

111".

ui[3-nK-rl

cheap, cheaply ; - i^%t^.

to buy cheaply.
W,J-k.p kl'j s. pi. value, price.
\^f^,/il

ad.

ft.

H,^uiiuii,[i s.

alabaster.

the pleiades or pleiads; S. I^u.^/;^!.!.!^-.^

{i^-qyipj. a. gray-haired,gray-headed.
l),.u<_n<-'iip

l),#L,,ntAp s. pi.

timents.
0,^'""_'>/u/</', /ujitf/

mend:

I'll,

to

grow

better,

receive a grant of nobility: to be ennobled, to become noble.

to

to

U-i^r'"/"'""-*'

with

flour,

"

farinaceous,

mealy.

IIjAy""'^"^'""-

meal-man.

mixed

^;,

;;

o.in

antagonist, adversary, opponent;

s.

gray-haired; old man.

ll.^.-#Y//.rf\ tjfiiMj vn. to grow gray-

U,/;^<-'Y' .

grow

haired, to

old.

old age, the state

of being gray-haired.
n./k/fi'-li'u s. hallelujah.
JJ^Pi.uiiA a. gray, gray-haired.
l]^6->>iL^, \i,itin^ a. subject to tempests, tempest-beaten, floating, agitated, troubled; - uja.%lr,r S. [],^i(a6--</'.
\S,lh-i-npn^p-l,^h s.

competitor
triumpher.
val,

XSulua/.i/inupiup ad. as an antagonist;

valiantly, heroically.

hypochondriac.

ll,^n%#^u>^/> a.

hypochondria:

pl.

entrails, intestines,

pluck.
U./una-

n/ s. stall, stablo.

groom.
oqucrry groom.
li,/un[,c^ a. savoury; sweet, agreeable, delicious -puAp, agreeable words;
-Lyi'-e' enchanting ])laces; - joJ-^^
yStfiinn.uiuiui'ii

uitj s,

Jj.funii-iuuilru, s.

to beat to and
fro ; to agitate violently, to trouble.
U^^"*"/"^' %'w vn. to float, to chafe,
to grow troubled or agitated.
UL^^/ii-ni-ati s. agil).^4"&-"-/?f -'*
tation of the sea, storm, tempest: trouble, agitation,

O^iini-hj;

va.

Jryl,

1],^4i<%^,

W./kiautaiai'i,

floating,

a.

swelling, rough.
\S,d'

Ur'3

U-/.' /' *

'

^xlo

millstone

having large waves,

|]^u,i., a.

swelling, stormy
l)i/'-f
/'

i^p";i

subject to tempests.
meal, flour ,ju/i,lri_ ^to powder or whiten with flour.
.

"/*/ s.

wave, billow, surge,

swell of the sea : gray hairs, old age
U^!^

,uY.-<3f.p^

pni.[3-hui,iii

with great

ad.

pleasure,

willingly.

ll/uo^cAp,

l>j s. pl.

appetite; desire,

wish savour, taste; satisfaction, plea;

sure

nuiii

Wuiiuipi

lufunnj-pu

puin

tit

capriciously.
^lunpJ-tttf.ti>p ad. with appetite ; with
pleasure, readily, willingly.
WtltinitJ-iuiLlrpa. appetizing, attractive.
\S.liiit[iJ-tuilt3
a. full of pleasure, agreeable.
\S,[itnpJ-taint-p ft. who grants; accords,
listens willingly; pleasurable to the ear,
gratifying.
\^litn[tJ-aMli tail s. tastc ; appctito ; affection, will, inclination, willingness;
passion, sentiment; i,i3i,lri~, to be hungry ; to have a taste ; ^-'iA-/_- Itillif to
have a taste for nothing; uitu^tuunt-Pl,
-/>
want of appetite ; -<- nt-mki_, to
eat with appetite ; ^pJ-h^ pu/iiuti^ t/to excite the appetite; p.tiin^iiui_^, to
take away the appetite ; i^tnjtp' khpPtu%lilipP -, good, bad taste; pum [ttih/u

/./YcA/._3

pulley; phantom.

ri-

hero

champion,

/.a

grow gray-haired,

to get old; -.itujm^

linL.^,u%iri_, to agitate the waves ; 4*-/w
liMitih^ uiMauiiuiiJr^ aiu^iu
to clcavc the
j

waves.
D.^iX', l,j s.

U^zCtfc^
0.^^, />

s,

a small medlar.
small .medlar-tree.

uij sf. she-kid.

ll^t-j, luigj, s. a. hollow, cavity, inside hollow, interior, deep.
,

'[[.fifiuiphuip, }i,i>fiai,ll'i,ips.pl.

alphabet.

<

-/<

according to

[i./tinpJ-tii/itii'it

^LpHt-

s.

int.

tast.

pleasing, agreeable,

sweet, amiable, delightful.

alchemy.

W^futrptf-tit^uttr, W^liittpcf- ut'7Ctu^til

l]./"S. n..//".
l],y<

my

a.

(t.

sing to the taste, savoury, sweet

ah alas
!

plea-

good

l],/>^ s.

to eat, savoury.

Vt^uiJiup, a. foolish, gross-headed.

}i,/iiu,mpnjq_ tt. highwayman indocile,

\i,lunpJ-iu%^ s. pl. appetite; desire,

pleasure; luluttpJ-tt/ito^, with appetite
[agreeable.
with pleasure.

ermine.
y^piutful'UM s. acacia.
;

ferocious.
U,/H"-'fjr<'<f.&u s.

hanging cornice.

l],/-^i;( a. vain.
-jU.futrpm^u.i j\^luhpliui'ii ad. vainly.
U./"A/.V \\,t"l-kp dregs.
,

desirable, pleasing,
vtt. to tasto of, to
relish, to like to love, t9 take pleasure in; to desire, to aim at; n^-i to
a.

W,/npJ^lrir,

lrj[i

take a disgust for or to

if

l1.^</;^, etc. S. %l.,ir,a[,, etc.

\},/.tt,pcHrilt

yon

Pk u,[,tnpJ^kft

<

please.

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

; ;

1}.1S

^[..nptfni-Ul

W.f.inpJ-n.-PlL'l,,

plsa-

S.

sure, taste.
U,/., /.J

s.

illness, disease, indispo-

passion; Tice, bad

habit: menses: seed of man; -_3"'<-"j'
Q.uiit.'iniLptu/ii, calamity, plague, disaster, any thing troublesome ; - uipmui^
unM-ju^ , tears ; - ^'y
sleep ; - i/;4"'-'
sition;

affection,

<

\\^.ml,i,n.-P^^% s. sensuality, lore

of vice, dishonest desires.
\\,/a,n.uuuiuA a. that mortifies or controls his passions.
disposiD,^,f."'tp k-u3s.pi. lot,
tion, nature, fate; a. natural, physical;
.

natuad. physically,
[rally.
morbific.
^lum-pit-upir a. that excites illness,

ju,lu..,u.pu,liu,g

U,^.</'/ a.

iruii,iM,g,_,

bad passions -

Ifrpiu'iijiij

image.

mortal malady; f^u iruti,ni.

to be seriously, mortally ill

- Jhtpq.tu^uiTi'ni-Pt-ui'ii

adulation, flattery; auusu niXyi_ -ftf Jtb^uiptr[_ if-, to

give one's self up to vice, pleasure.
,

^lumMup.ufii s. pathologist.
U^oiu'fuut/u/^u'^ a. pathological.

M./umiupiiAnt-P-l-'^

|J,/,mu/j i-uY.

[illness.

tely,

crushed, oppressed by

\\,luuiu,p.lr^ a.

yS.fauiuip.hp a. morbific, engendering

diseases or passions.
W.lumuipyJ- s.a. physician : that cures
diseases, restorative.

H.ptmuM^'iipj; t-jtuf vn.

be

to

infirm; morbid.

disposition, vice, passion.

D>, luitp s. shooting, slip, cutting.

adjective.
ad. adjectively.
V),6-iiAjm4ui* a. derivative.
l],6-uiijt.r, tj// va. to derive.
\jj> uifiui-i, a.

'\}j)-uil[iiAutp.aip

J-b-uiuiif a.

sick,

of a

ill,

bad constitution or temperament; unhealthy.

lls^u/ij/../",

1],^<^wc/-^<IIl.^^I-?<

bad tempera-

n.

cacochymy.
\i,/utniuitj a. full of diseases, ill: vicious, bad, passionate.
[passions.
\i,/uuiiuil,p a. subject to diseases or
]J,^>f>u>;(^_J o. that has the same sickness compassionate ; -ih'iit^i_ nt-Jh^ to
have compassion, pity on some one, to
:

compassionate.
}i,/uuiui^i,irj; tj/< vn.

be ill, to

to

\S,^inuiiipni.p-[,t^ s. illness,

suffer.

sickness,

distemper; suffering.
[pity.
|].^<<'^'f2<u^ ad. with compassion,

nate, to pity.

[vice, passion.

]S,[um,ul,gn,.[3^l,Ji, s.

\^^u,iu^Muiuib^

compassion, pity

that

a.

drives

away

or cures diseases.
\i,luinii,irnij jij a.

vn.

to

be derived

\}^itu/i,j,ni-P^[>-^>

U.(tu/i,jnM.!li,

s.

deri-

vation, origin, formation.

U,6-frft./", /rj/i va. to raze.
W,(ttili s. razor.
lla^t./", -utyl- va. to carry, to fetch, to
bring; to strike; i^-q- t'-C< to conduct; - 'I'l'i^iipu 't "^l.' to introduce;
- 'p -llrpiy or - p-iu^t-i^, to infer ; - 'f or
Ihpiuiririj to reduce ; - |A^ ^"vzj to
drag along ; - i^n^nj^ to pass through
flame, to enflame, to burn ; - ijJmun.,
,

to

consider, to

HjLiLiuJp

i^nM^

have compassion, to compassio-

tjuy

from, to come from.

ture, indisposition, languor, sickness,

vn. to

malady

\l,/,iu,u^i-npnt-l3-ptA s. illness,

bad

in-

ill,

unwell.

i'^

"'

X^lnmui^n/^ a. symptomatic, [one ill.

y^lumuijni-juAt^ir, f^li va. to make
\i,/,ju,uii-np a. vicious, passionate ; ill,

disposed, sick.
^/uii,uiJ-/^in

voluptuous

\\,/uu,u,p>rau U,^'""/"'^ f- astrologer, one who professes judiciary astrology, magician, sorcerer.
\i/.,u,.i,p^_
p>-j s. pi. horoscope, nati-

pathology.

s.

vity, stars.

viciously, passiona-

ad.

y\,pimuii!.u,p

likpuiuipuii,

to

think, to reflect; to lay hold of; -

seize,

to lay eggs

iMin-u/ii^
i^t f-"^" A^i
without making any objection,
readily - q^t^pu
to raze ; - ^/-/i-"
t

luithinj

jl^^. to seduce, to entice.

{l.tf/uuiif-npit s. coal-man
,

charcoal-

dealer-

vicious

\f,/u,n,uirnini-p-[,Jb

s.

lascivious.

concupiscence,

luxury.

|],6-/uw*io/*,

to bo sick or
ill
to have bad habits, to be vicious.
'^fumuMukp a. that loves vices, vicious, devoted to passions.
li./uuim'iiuiir, utguij

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

vn.

\},ltp,uAnj s.

wjiy

vn. to

become

coal.

coal-house.

U,4-ni.

nj s.

nation, people

garden parterre.
;

bed of a

;,,

,,

ftllU.

Uft-fH^
U,4<o4

coal

uti^/un/ s.

a.

charcoal.

HjfiuA^uM

knowledge

having a

of,

well versed.
HJdui^nii, a. filled, full
,
trocs loadcd with

[i,lf[ui^t-u,u

uimiinil_

6-uinLf

a.

ear-ache
fers malady of the ear.

Il^.i/li^nn.

n^uAij^fi^^m

MJiuitiuMifiin a.

limpid, clear.

\S,liui'iiui^uiui

uig s.

miner ;

thief,

body snatcher.

suf-

U,(u/<i.,ii%|.

lobe of the ear.

s.

g.

ear-pick.

garrison; the inhabi-

s.

tants of the citadel.

[Huini, g. citadel, castle, fortress.
HJ/uMumuA s. surety, shelter; aSr.u^
k"'LJ't' to fortify one's self, to sustain one's self in a position.
\SJi>um, u.g g. agate: boat, skiff.
U,4/.^, lu^j/. g. hook. Hasp ; a sort of
iron shovel.
U,4a7//i- g. sole of the foot ; j-n iu,i_,
juiPliiLu II. j-u liuiu to listen, to look
at with admiration, attention, to be all
eyes, all ears, in suspens, enchanted.

assembled

U.4/p4n//. "

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

cat.

who

to listen, to hear,

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

WJiuMJuy ad, involuntarily ; by force,

with regret, reluctantly ; A-/3-4 4"/ryp^k - , willing or unwilling.
WJ^uiWiy , [,j ujj^ a. involuntary ; forced, constrained.
^^uiJiyni-Pl,^, s. the state of being

involuntary; repugnance, reluctance,

constraint, necessity.
[mine.
H^L/ii I. mine, moat - 'iuimu/iit-i_, to
yj^uAiiufiuMui a. ornamented or inlaid
with precious stones, worked in jewels.

a.

to be attentive.

fruit.

whose ears are

\iJiiu%Mi,juji. t.

I)^</f.^fr,

htjuij

vn.

a circle.

in

to assemble, to

form a circle.
trap

1]^<i>%i> s.

Jiiuti,g

rat-trap,

^^uMiiuMuthu

[ij

a. ocular,

tuj

wit-

nessed by the eye visible, apparent;

- ^(u/t eye - witness - Tf^nup.unt-Pji
;

an evident truth

ad.

with one's own eyes

with one's own eyes.

visibly,

seeing

- iptku to see

qyuM^ s.pl. the eyes, the

looks.

ml^u/b

<

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

sar; -

cove,

itniln,-,

creek - ^i*"* mussel f^-fr^ 4- -.

to pinch the ear of some one to
rub his ears lu%nt-i_ ij-u to stop one's
;

pni,p,

\SJi,JiiuMmhunM.[3-l,i% s. act of seeing

with one's own eyes.
signal,
U,(</>%->Y' a. that has eyes
illustrious, famous.
Uj^it/iit-ir, tj,[i va. to look at, to see,
to cast eyes upon.
1],(<o%^ a. that has eyes, that sees.
Wj^iu'iiaijip

sight, look bud,

8. eye
opinion,
hope, expectation
suspicion ^jmliiu'iii; ju!bni.iuul; by name,
specially, expressly; j4<iA p-op-a,^
.{hi_, in the twinkling of an eye, instantaneously ; - iun%nt-i_, to shew a
respect of persons, to be partial - uMp_
4<"*A/^. to cast eyes upon j- uipliuliilrij
to shew; to review, to read; ^n.iu_
- nUilrij to
liuijp. ui^uiplit-ij to scowl
hope, to expect - j-y^'i'l' -juituj-^iruA
in presence of, visibly, openly; - j""*'.
^[.Jmu uMn^h/j to represent, to lay before; uin. ui^uM% 7-^<v/'/_. to see by accident; Mun. uiliui'iik, ostentatiously; j,an%ui-i_, to have an eye to, to watch, to
take care of; - \, fui^iiupi, quite confused; ^npniluiplp -, Argus-eyed, piercing eye - liiunjii-3lruii_ ^ui/lrij to look
U.^*/

germ

mouse-trap.

^u

to prick up one's
ears ; ni-,i^i_
ears ; mi/A-^ ^oufr^ j-u , to speak in
ear-ache ; .pi^n^
one's ear ; j"- -"j
P^i -luj , ear-picker ; ^tl_ -"3 ear,

wax.
|]^u<%^uY>K-^ a.

auricular: that has

heard that is heard - Ik'^ auricular witness;-, j-u, ad. auricularly;

j-u lah-ij to hear with one's own
ears j- tui/j to be heard.
;

<

WJi,u%2uiiruM% s,

D^u<%i</n<.>

pavilion ( of the ear ).

ear-wig.

s.

fixedly.
MJiIi, luliu/b, utliu/iip g.

jewel,
fni^li

precious stone,

gem; pearl; cameo ;- p"2/^_

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

iXu/iif,

U.4'i, afiu.'i,, uilintiip g. source, origin; water-spout, spring; hole, stitch;

ring, link ; - /"-un/ tupU.ni^ mni-i^2trm'li ,
day-star, the sun ; - i.lrpyi(J'.i/bl, grave,
tomb ; - uiu,uiujpl> the orifice of the
,

hatchet,

axe;

lu^m^

^itiu.^.f.4#

[glass.
\iji%,^pyJ- g. oculist.
lipiaif np}^ g. jeweller, lapidary, wor-

ker of precious stones.

\Sjl[i,iii-ni,irnil3^l,

jeweller's trade,

s.

W^lfiiiiiliiiiiliiii

\\,lfti,M,l,liiij

ju.,,.,'1,1,

\i,ii'i.

a.

dazzling.

Mj,-!, ju.%.tl.,r,..'i.'S,.

s.

"/J

WJiIi nLi,[,ii; tuiih Ituifiuf

reverence, to esteem
highly
to fear to take care bf, to
super-intend.
[spire respect.
to respect,

U.^^""^"^

ntj^'

to in-

vu.

'"J a. respectful; careful.

>

respect, considera-

l]^i..S-nt./?/.t> s.

fear, constraint,

circumspection:

superintendence.

cai;e,

}i,liii,uli,ui,,l,-!(p
ui'iCu.ii s. pi. socket of
the eye: bezil of a ring in which a precious stone is'Set.
t

Wjfiiiu'^Mi.TCnj

tive

together.
W/^u/i,
ll^ou

make

U.J a. that
persons, partial.

pays respect to
[partiality.

respect of persons,

\SJii,iun.n,-P [iii, s.

u/j

furrow

s.

1'j/

hjl, vn.

to

make
:

u,n.'i,h,r

va. to

make

signs

with the eyes, to indicate; to laugh

to make fun of, to mock at.
}A,lii,u,pIinL^Pl,.-'b s.

ning, signification:

sign,

mark

oh ha
!

intimidate

j'4/'

palpable
sence of.

mea-

permission given

s.

wink twinkling.
;

expect, to hope.

behold here, there, yonder.

dismayed, thunder-struck - uiniit-ij to terrify, to
frighten, to dismay ;- ^Ai/_, to be frightened or dismayed.
<.ui.//4 ad.

ll,4<p-4 a. terrified,
;

dismay, feax, fright,

U,4u.pA-4#iL/?/. s.

terror.
l).4.^^%
f'i.l.j a. terrible, alarming,
frightful; horrible, hideous, monstrous.

ciously

hideously,

U.4u<^.^^^

a. frightful,

a.

ashamed, confounded sad.

lliH"/'/"^' *a"^/ vn. to be confounded
or ashamed.
^iitilinpnt-pj, s. consternation, shame.
Il^i4u//. a. fascinated, enchanted ; \Sjfi,linp a.

s.

scare-crow, bug-bear.

0y//<4"v'*^/">
^Jii,i,u,pi,ir,

tjf va. to fascinate.

hyuj vn. to be fascinated.

to the sight

[hear.
terrible to

frightful,

|],4<u^.<.<-i,^Y. a.

hoper, expecter.
WJii'liu,ini-[3-i,Ji, s. expectation, hope.
U.4*'4""-Wj " that looks attentively;
- ilfbku to regard with attention or
pleasure.
\i,lflili,ini-

air.

ad. terribly, frightfully, horribly, atroj,

XSJih^iajrir, A-j/, va.

alarm;

/A^ -

evident, clear, visible,

ad. evidently, visibly, in prea.

\i,liii[3-,up[3-

//L

i^'^b 4<"/'4'".

iVfttrL.

V'z.' to fear, to be seized with

uin. m^f, ad. for fear, lest ; -

at,

with a sign.
\SJi%lrpL.

to

signs

with the eyes: to indicate, to shew, to

mark, to denote, to signify to regard,
to see, to revise to concern, to belong
to: to permit; - i^q- w^iui/p, to scowl.
|],(%Y>{>^

^i-t^ij

s.

with fear, with a timid

U.4'^ ad. behold
]i,/fiii,^f,/iirir,

-, to

fear, dread, fright, terror;

u,p^u,%iru to frighten, to terrify, to
11.4.

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

thistle.

s.

/fj

plough.
\i,^oiiuiplr/i a. furrowed.
]i,^ouia^lil. a. that ploughs.
}i,^aM,t->r, A-j/i va. to plough.

attrac-

^iiiiiuufiupiufi a.

i^Jpliji

company:

\\Ji%.un.ni-

or

s. circle, assembly,
banquet, feast:' mattress,
canopy-bed, sofa - p"/7t^ ""i*""-/^. to
assemble, to sit in a circle to feast
\]Jlini.i/p

U,'4 inl.

pirj;

vn. S. Ui4^'

ear-ache.

hearth, fire side.

\SJini-[^ s.

charming delightful.

s.

0y{ri.6-^_jt_3iuiti/;

U,^J/^.-nt./3//iA

to

tion

\SJii--

spectacles ; spy-glass
-.unjipit, spectacles-maker.
W/iinj

jewelry or jewellery.

;,;

shocking

horrible, hideous.
U.4"'?-'*'"'-/^/"-* . enormity, atrocity
;

dreadfulness,hideousness,terribleness,
feUrfulness.
lJ>4""V"/""^'"Jf S.
ll.4'"/'4t.r,

tjf

Xi.'iliMiturpii/iitij ,

^tu.^ va. to terrify,

to affright.
(],4.u^4#.t_

u#j a.

frightful,

horrible,

awful, terrible.
ll.4'"/'4"'-/3-^-% *.

terror, dismay, af-

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

intimidate.

to terrify, to

;;:
,

u.'UU.

U/UI.

son of a female slave

Vtjuflu'iini<if{i s.

behold here, there or yonder.

ucl.

[|,4ii.^,,

frightful,

a.

,j

or maid-servant.

alarming,

terrible.

MAtuM-npu/iiuiir,

lajuif vn. to

ble or frightful.

be

terri-

[dreadfully.
\SAu,i.npiui^liu ad. horribly, fearfully,
MAiui-npuimhu a. formidable aspect.
}^i,un.ai,ui,liiy[_ a. that shines in a
frightful manner.
,

'

'

WAiut-npnt-Pilit^,

enormity

s.

bleness, frightfulness
deur.
l].4<./>/r...

majesty, gran-

a. s.

,flr,iip

terri-

S.

U,4.pfr4

on the
Irlil,, lrk'"3 left,
the left hand, the left ^j.u2Jk
jui^hli^, right and left, on both
O^^-ffi/^ff^ft- a. lefthanded.
[sides.

U.t'"M'"-/?/i-1' s. the condition of a

female slave or maid-servant, domesticity, menial condition.
\i,q.ui-(i[t a. tender, delicate, young.
the action of
U.t'"^/; *. pi. salt food
:

salting.
\i^luj/iu,mMii%p s. debauch, debauchery;
excess; jiaifuiliiumu^iu 4'"""'*^^^ to fall
into debauchery.
jl],.^.#^ s. the action of tanning
;

ifiik-u

^jnuiijuili, [, s. cry, scream, clamour,

uproar, alarm, racket, noise, shout:
scolding: voice; exclamation ;- 4"'/'-.
/{.uiit-ij to cry, to make a noise, to alarm.

\i,4h.ii^,

left side
k.

s.

WAiflit-knii^i

is

noise,

scold: to

to

vn. to cry, to make

halloo, to shout; to

/i-j[,

to

make an

exclamation.
tan-house, tan-pit.
ujj[i va. to grind ; to pound,

^U"'l^3
U,>^ur,

the left: *. the

of the Armenians

to

month

ninth ancient

li,iiui,i,ljit-tr,

aloud

left side.

s. left,

that

Ui-Ji-i'"*'

to tan.

reduce to powder.
salt-cellar.

V.tiu.iriu'ii s.

ajtrt-iF vo. to dcstroy, to

to overthrow, to ruin.

1],t^</y</;nc(

throw down,
that

a. s.

who

the left.
formidable, terrible.
ad. in a formidable manis to

U,4i-.^, [tj a.

y/i/riiytpiup

W^ii'tlMup S. ^finlMMip.

\},iliai/h,i^

malJ,4A-.^.if ^_ a. roaring terribly,

king an awful noise, loud.
\}iiir,iut4i,uM^ a. wonder|],4^Y.i;(|riY

to stray, to dissipate.

prodigious, formidable, awful.

|j,4A-f/',

tjp

va.

to terrify,

to

midate,

dissipation.
inti-

[ble.

[|,4/it.i(4j a.

frightful, horrible, terri-

I],4/<<i{/i>^ia^/nj a.

that carries its neck

proudly, spirited (applied to horses).

\SA"'-p S. 3"'4"-f
y^i . A , na S, salt
uiql,

be

ni^uurli

\}^liui%tfjui^/ns-^i

'

be convivial.

social, to
,

[.

s.

grcat coat, surtout,

cloak, mantle, gown.

OiYuif., ^ . reason,
]]/^ui^<iii-

why?

[sake.

causOj account,
ad. by reason of; in reason
for

W^iuiptiup^u'ii^ s.

vexation, grief.

^"'W^

^"''/y ^""Jf

'liiMtiy

\i^iuj%^lrit s.

s.
,

"iilriiyg sf. maid-servant, housekeeper: female slave; nursery-maid,

[or maid-servant.
child's maid.
U,^./iAu/S^/A a. born of a female slave
,

\\^liullin.fuulfrui S.

Cniei

of a sect, heresiarch.
Wjiu/iiii.iui.np s.
sectary: magician,
enchanter, sorcerer.
U,.^%ijLt/', tj/ va. to seduce, to deceive, to lead into error, to teach a
false doctrine.
dessert.

what reason?

y^y/i/^i/'V/t I'lJi^t

"tihuif^

ni^uut

uta-hnt^i
comraensality, love
_
4<y ni-mlrfj to eat in company, to

-I

nj ._y s. sect, false doctrine

school, doctrine: magic, charm, enchantment, sorcery.
\y.itttiiin.utt^np^
W^uiin^iu^iMtn a. inveu[^un-np.
torofaseet.
,

\i,,iu,p.nqn%

t/

laudanum.

XS^iu/bn.uM'in.fi, s.
lJ,^?#y.

ipiphtuij sign of true friendship

fi-^-iij

wandering, wildness

U.>^<i/;^/><-;/b s.

ful,

stray, misled; dissipated,

a.

absent.

ner, terribly.

ry

formule of a sect
;

amulet, phylacte-

heresy.

\i,,l,./i,Jirj; lrj[,

va. to

brown, to roast,

to broil, to toast.
n.^u'iiJni.m, s. roasting.
U,,^,//^,*p s. pi.

supplication, prayer.

;
:

10

humble request;

orison, entreaty,
Hiiuj
rlltuu luiiutii,
luiiutfiuliiu
\i,,iu-^uZn[,

petition.

W^ifui^ili a.

or

suppliant, pe-

titionary.

u.ajb
\\^ljihpuil,%

u.^,u%,

inM-%p

spring

t.

of water, source, fountain.

l],.^pt^>4>>u a. flowing like a fountain, fluent, streaming ; copious, a-

bundant.

sympathy,

affe-

yS^if^hpu/iiuiir, luguti vn. to flow as a

fountain, to stream; to abound.
'Unjilrpiuqni-jui'blrJ', ni-gll VO. tO makO
to flow as a fountain, to make to flow

[ed.

or gush out; to pour forth abundantly.

a. flagitious,

wick-

\^,iui^,r, tji[i vna. to

supplicate, to

pray, to conjure.
* pl'

l),Y<"<v""""<^!^

ction, tenderness.
ll.^u.^niY'

brine

n^uptt-p

-i.u>y s.fl.

muck, manure
or [i,'i_ lupiufh
statue of salt-

Ti^upAiMiii
Bait,

of

deso-

late, to ruin, to destroy^

filth. 8.

filth

excrement, dung
place for the re-

filth.

0^y.^.-^ s.pl.

ptrpj ptpu.j S,
M^l^lti-p or \S^p.lri.p
fountain, source, spring, brook ; origin.
,

]i,ilji[it-pujpiap S. \i,'l^t-piupiiip.

dirty,

slovenly,

a.

U.'U>'''

llf^n/Tu.^

saltpetre, nitre.

Xit'ip'i'"'"

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

U^iuit-iuqt^ir, tjl, va. to spoil, to corrupt, to adulterate, to taint, to impair,

to disorder, to discompose, to vitiate.
H,,iu,i^u,qli^ a. destructive.
IH^fiut-iaqni-Ppji, g. detcrioratioH, destruction,
[form of a dove.
m.iiuit-'i.iu^tpui a. like a dove, in the

\Sjik^iik-L S.

\jitliulJib-Mali

dealer in doves or pigeons.

}].quMi-%tui/i

%uiilt,

S. Iw/4r4""n"

[sharp.
M^ikkk-LU,^t4u/.r a. salted, brackish, pungent,
J'Z^Y?'

'

^Yf"^'

'p"-^i^

bow;

<5y/

a young

""^t-Yf"*, archer,

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

\}.itirintMtpc-p

bow
rain[ver.

arched, bent in form

archer

}i^lhi^iMai-wipni-P-f,ii, s.

liuMg s.

'u"^3

arch - iy^ifj

arc of a circle,

of a bow.
W.^^iuii-np

filthy,

nasty.

disordered, discomposed,

O.

etc.

\it'ij^l"-p"''f"^'^ S. ^Xq^ii-pf'tttitirj

V^iS"3ti " ground, bruised, broken.

I]^^u><.u>/^ a. spoiled, vitiated, corrupted, adulterated, tainted, impaired;

ly^iultjitujiutif-

sweepings,

U^ipt.,p.
,

devastation, rain: disparagement, defamation.

[|/^/^./i-i/*, tjf va. to besprinkle with
salt: to spoil, to desolate: to casta
stain upon, to wound the reputation of,
to slander, to calumniate.
destruction,

|],fu.^i>!f *.

ception of all
U.,^p/,^,

to spoil, to

luipL-iT va.

\},,iiiifim

pillar

s.

Sagittarius.

archery.

\}^iia-inui/p

pigeon; pigeon.

uMpirp

etc.
|],y<uiJi^

iit-y

%/ij

%lr,u^

s.

dove, pi-

geon; lUypt -> stock-dove, wood-pigeon, wild pigeon.

[dove-cot.
lJ.Ymii/.x* s, vervain.
llY_i.%nj*. dove-house, pigeon-house,
ll'iF' "S' ta * excrement, dung,

muck, manure ;- w^i.ot/A-^, to

manure, to muck.
\S^p.uM^njm s. muck-heap, dung-hill.
faeces;

l],^fu7>j s.
\\,,l_p,ir,ik'i>

a.

privy sink.
[tious.
excremental, excremen:

go to stool, to
dung va. to dung, to manure.
\S,ip.lrpuipjup
ad. like a fountain,
lJ,,^pt.r,

tj/, vn.

to

fluently

abundantly, copiously.

H^ltpu l-g s. supplication, petition,

deprecation, entreaty ; - u,pl[u/iiiri_, jiluiin^t^t diuinni-ju/lilr^ tO SUpplicate,
to implore, to pray, to request.
}A,iit-paiM,pu,% g. suppliant ; flattering,
adulator.
[to pray.
y^ltpuuipm'iit-ir, tj^ va. to supplicate,
\i^it-puiiipuA,nt-P[,i.i s, supplication,
entreaty, instance.
\i,lt-puu,fl,p s. written entreaty, pe,

tition,

memorial.

W^putuil,

W^puiuf^j

a, full

of sup-

plication, suppliant.

U,</V"'"V * P'- supplication, peti^tp "{/puuj'iiiuj S. U^it-puuif^p .

tion

'*if*/'"'"/'4"'-

:
;;
,.

^ib- ta * buckle, ring button lock

baggage, equipage goods and chattels.

""3 f- suppliant.

'

*-jf va.

Wtflfrput-ir,

to supplicate, to

implore, to entreat, to petition.

\i,'l^mt. now I now thenl come onl
V^l^pt-Ji a. gray-haired ; S. W^ikP-m.^
*ft'/4^'^' a. bursten, hernious, ruptured.
aM^lkP-uM^ni-P-^iii s. hernia.

worwith grief;

M^lk/uiap^, ]i^[unpnil_a. pitiable,

thy of compassion
heart-breaking.

afflicted

[,

s.

truss,

ft

s.

distaff.

that eats
inhuma.n,

pity.

\i.q^ik%_ a.
grief.

afflicted

with

Wy^jinuinp a. pitiable, that excites

\S^uiiui-a[i u. fatal, calami-

disastrous, griemisery, piteous,

tous, bringing evil,

vous, mournful;
exciting pity.

full of

U.lP->"pp S. U,p"ntiMpp .
11,^ ; ufi^^ny a, salt, saline, brackish

prostitute, whore.

ftf^izf, uiijTip sf.

X^nqnpir a. miserable,

pitiable, un-

fortunate, calamitous, grievous.

brick tile.
brick-maker.
W^itt-iiuin-nph-ni-PliiX s, the employment, the art of making bricks.
O^x-'ooi^ '"J s. little brick: tablet:
draught-board arithmetical table, log\^uuiif.npirnt-PliLii.
arithm.
,

rrj s.

Xi^fltM^mi-npit s.

mo-

va. to lock, to fasten, to

; to stop or close up

unchaste, lascivious.

lA^iuui^n..piXs. unchastity, lewdness.

\S.'ik""iii

salted.

destitute,

'"3 a.

indigent,

U.'i4""z4"'-'*^'-'^

j5.

indigence, destitu-

tion, poverty, beggarliness.

M^'i^t-p s.

sardel, sardine.

kingfisher: halcyon.
idle talker, chatterer,
prattler, babbler.
\^iTCiamuMpjM/hh,r, h-gfi VU, to talk BXtravagantly, to chatter, to prattle, to
be tedious in conversation.
\S^i7C,uuwu,p.m%n^p-lttX s. talkativoness,
loquacity, garrulity.
W,>[2CiMiuM,p.u/i, s.

HtfTi'iu.nu/iip s.pl, idle words, frivolous

discourse^ chitchat, nonsense: S. U^^_

"ZMUinuiptuliiwK-P-hiJg .

Wji^uiinl-j; frjuy vn, to

grow

childish,

rave, to talk nonsense; to

stagger, to reel, to waver ; ^u.mtf^
irt-p
garrulous and decrepit old man.
lJ.y2rt,^^a.*. loquacious, chattering,
prating: putting into disorder, that
spoils, ruinous, that causes the loss of
[of confusion.
reputation.
|],yv/i^.<.^j a. tumultuous, noisy, full
H,liHiy,,j^, Xi^pHiua^p a. mutinous,
seditious, turbulent, inclined to excite
,

sedition.

W^^hj;
brick-maker.

1],^<.Y'^<.

s.

li^it^t-iy a.

made

tiles

to imitate brick.
uiiilnuj

npn-ft

va. to trouble, to

dis-

to

\j^fi///n>-P-[iL% S. IJ.'lff"'-^'

Jiiuig s. alarm, noise,

iiiili,
uproar,'tumult, bustle; squabble, fray,
scuffle^ broil, quarrel, contest; disorder, confusion; clamour, riot, rising,
sedition, revolt, revolution; plot, in-r
]J,,p/hi-^,

s.

pi.

bowels, guts;

tripe, garbage ; intestines, entrails

strings, chords ; [un-n^lfii - l<j; I have pity,

compassion

Irgf,

alarm ; to put into disorder,

to jumble, to mix, to confound.
quiet

of brick, brick.

tj^ va. to floor with

]J,,^/,t.-.r,

son.

Xiffiuuiiruiq^t-iaj s.

to dote, to

S. ILilip.

|]^^j^,

U.?4/'"*'' "jr *

^A^juipinup a. well-chorded, well-tuned: adapted, suitable.

M\^nt , t-mly s. misfortune, misery,
evil,, calamity, disaster j /. wiitrm^^u
alas oh how unfortunate I am

|],y/".

[i

poor, necessitous.

compassion.

Ij^i/ainr, h^J,

\i^ip-iruMi_ a.

pitiable:

Ui/^^-^/i^iir, t-gtMi vn. to yearn with

compassion, to be compassionate.

HyflkmiiM^nir

\S^lp-u,uilib- a.

M^lk\lri, a. eating bowels,

its young: cruel, barbarous,

deToid of

\i,ijluiairuM,i^

veables, goods, effects, commodities.

\i.il^uM,pj^
a.
rude,
barbarous,
coarse, uncivilized, gross : that has a
disagreeable sound.
enclose, to shut up
to button.

bandage.

\\flk^.wui

Xf^l^^tum

\SfiluHM,iluhir, hgli va. to join together,

to chain, to fasten, to buckle : to button: to lock.

ui^m^

well loved

trigUe ; jiupnu^uMbir^

iutulih-i_i

It

juipnL.^

msi

j2

0.^8
jull,hi_-u^nP-li^ , -jnL.qlri_, tO trOUblO,
to disturb, to alarm, to embroil, to
excite to mutiny or sedition ; tiufjjfu,iiVhti, to be troubled, in confusion, agi-

befouled, stained : impure, filthy, &b~

scene ; greasy, muddy, mucky, nasty,

tated, embroiled.

impurity: turpitude,
excess: sweepings; excrement; mm^
uiqintrifiit-P-truri
prfvy, necessaFy; _
%oP- MMimlr^M-Phu/h, chamber-pot or

llyn.- a. soft,

ble

sweet, agreeable, affakna:

vish, dodge.
U,/^n^<>/:u^

down ; hair.
half-witted, a-

soft hair,

s.

U^iyit-iini-Pf s.

U/^#..u/^, '^,fni-m2bk '

y^nump
^is'^ii

low

jesting.

Ti^ini-kuujguii- s.
*

>

[crafty.

cunnlng, artful,
alopecy, fox-evil.
skin of a fox, foxU'

'^fnL-lruiap.uipy

ll<^n.4-ut%/'

buffoone-

case.
lJ,Y^-t"

t-huni-g

S.

fox

linplii^t

ni^

foX'S Cub.
\\,,ini-P-lii% s. saltness,

i/ni-lruni-,

ll/^-4"'j4'

* ?'

sl'S

'

lent.

rock-salt.
nJiij s. pi. bitterness, grief,

JJ^i-tCui^
'

s.

ft

W^qn^ig
trouble: crime.
,

y^iai-n^p-liM-i

sweetness, insinua-

s.

tion : knavery, craft.

niriuq
\}j^t-niy U/^ui^f
,

ting

S,

Cut-

Sllp,

tO plant), layer.

collyrium, eye-salve.
obscure, glooa. dark,

O.YfV'"/' *

V.-gu'J'iitl'^-

my, black.

[rity.

darkness, obscuVig.l-i'B"'-''ie> 4-"% sf. maid, girl,

virgin chamber-maid, female servant
nursery-maid, child's maid.
\lfgli"l'i[' s. bastard.
\l,,giiiiihi-,i2_,

ir,g_l, s.

|J^fi_^ s, brine
ing in brine.

the action of salt-

stain,
13^1,11, /, fj s. grease, scurf,
grease-spot, dirt, impurity: sweat:
saltness : after-birth ; 6-"^ ""i;"l'j aalt

marsh.

marsh, swamp of stagnant

sumach-tree : sumach.

\\,qm(,cp s.

pish, trifling, silly, that plays the fool:

*. silliness,

[water.

-utensil.

ninny, simpleton.
U,^..,^L/3f t.i
ry, foolery,

greasiness, dirtiness,

foulaess, stain,

"

delicious, tender, delicate

dirty.

s.

salad.

miserable, wretched, sor[sery.

rowful; raging, violent.
\]jl^u,t.npnL.pi,Jb g. wretchedness, miU/^.^ sta ^-pt- evil, misery, grief, pain.
U^^ufo. u/j s.a. beggar, mendicant,
pauper ; poor, indigent, needy, necessitous, miserable, beggarly.
D,c^u#<<fEY> ad. poorly, beggarly,
like a beggar.
W^l^uMmuiliirpnt-P-liti s. act of spoiling
the poor, extortion of the poor.
\\,ii^iiiMniM,i^m a.
of poor abilities,
weak, foolish, imbecile.
]],^/uiuit>ur, urjuy vn. to grow, to
get poor, to render one's self poor, to
become impoverished.
U^^iMiMauiiiaj s. poor-house,
almshouse, hospital for the poor.
U/^u#inu>?j^ s.pl. poverty.
U.'/^P"'""""'^^ a. that loves the poor,
i\jigu,i.np a.

>

charitable.

love of the
[uncharitable.
\i,ii^iMiii,MiiMnt-uij a. that hates the poor,
\Sjl^iiimuimlrjni-P-liiii s. hatred avversion to the poor.
[poverish.
[y^j^'ifuiMMinnM^u^ih-aTt arrc-9^ V(l. tO imU.Y;^"""^4 * rather poor, poor.
\i^i^mMiiiiiuppnt-P-li.%

s.

poor, charity.

\j,y!iiim[>MlLiuMm

Wt'i^uimpMlTiMj a.

understanding,

in

witless.

poor

shallow, empty,
[contemptible.

poor, sorry, pitiful, vile,

poverty, indigence,
want, necessity, penury

\i,ii^,u,pi, a.

\i//^iua,n,.p-l,Li, s.

salt, saline,

beggary,

brackish.

l],>^<u/^in<-4.^ *. pi.

be stained

W^nk-iiu/buiir, uMgiy vn. to

or soiled, to

grow greasy or

U,y</r>^u/4^^ a.

A_j/i

va. to soil,

besmear with
to

that likes

to

filth

bedaub, to

meanness.

salt-mine.

dirty,

dirty.

filth

to

to

or grease, to befoul,

sully,

to

tarnish,

U,.^o/?4/r^ s,
a.

soiled,

dirtied,

mineral salt.
n.'loP-uif^pf, s.pl. prayer-book.
l),yo/?/(u>% a. of or belonging to prayers s. that prays to God.
O.'tP"'/' s.

to

grease.
D.-i-/^^

My'l^tumuiulipni-Pf.

li^'l^uimop^'jt S. Ji^tl^ujuwuMpiup

or dirt.

stain,

U,il^utinu[iitnL.P-l, S.

spotted,

pliant.

that prays to

God;

a,

sup-

;:

llt'^""'"""aj " ^^^^ prays to God,

that addresses his prayers to Q-od:
8.

prayer-book.

V^PuM^nj

chapel, house of prayer.

a. that offers up his
prayers to God; suppliant.
U,-loP-uial^fr a. that lo'sres prayers.
U,^/?u>fni_% s. chapel, place of prayer.
V^loP-MapMoi, s. small chapel, chapel.
]]L'>^'<V</' a. s. that prays to God
that addresses God in prayer.
\i^loP-ir,r, tr^Ji vn. to pray, to address
one's self to God in prayer : to supplicate ; to intercede.
s.

\i,>lop,%ni^f,

W^fop-iiis-uip

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

tjp vn. to grow, to increase,

be augmented, to grow tall or stout:
to make progress
to vegetate, to
sprout, to come up to be multiplied^
bo be heightened, to grow upon or out
U,2rt.r,

to

etc.

U-Yp/Stp P-l'j *?' prayer, orison, supplication ; Mtj^p-u mit^ih-^ i^u^ifuhf J"*^
I

H^"'> I'j a- obscure, dull, dim, cloudy, dark, hidden, -without lustre tawny; wan: feeble, indistinct, small;
/i/", darkness visible, glimmer, faint
;

grow

of: to

dear.

1],2(%2<(.'/<

nfiilrju,^!^ a. vegetable,

vegetative.

[getation.

UatyniA

grown, augmented.

a.

ll,2fflrj-3u.V/i-.r, ni-jiP

to

make

va. to increase,

grow, to augment, to en-

to

to heighten, to make stout, to

; to exaggerate ; to make dear,

large,

multiply

to raise the price of.

llaTt-jni-jf^ a.s. that makes to grow
or increases, augmentative: increaser.
D,2<f tS/ ,[, n/ s.
"iilri^

ashes j-

tf.iajiint^ia:,

to reduce to ashes.

,]_uiu,Itij

mixed with

yS^ti^itulnun^i a.

catch a glimpse
to blink.

of,

to see indistinctly,

\S;!(l,Li,iujn,-guihirJ', ^nt-^Jt

vu, to

rcduce

[distinctly, dimly.

ILtouiio^..^

arf,

lb^<>f.ny% o.

obscurely, darkly, inor dim;

more obscure

very smallor feeble.

[Lfoi<<>.;<<>/>. a. having a feeble voice.
lL^oi<^2r.2(u%^ a. having a very feeble light.
UL'^oinio^aMr, la^uy vfi. to grow dim, to
become obscure, to grow dark; to
grow tarnished, to lose its lustre or polish: to grow feeble, to, be diminished.

H^muyni-guAt-^r, nt-y[iVCl. tO obsCUrO,

to cloud, to diminish the splendour of
any thing or person, to ee],ipse, to extinguish ; to tarnish, to sully, to take
away the polish from any thing : to
slander : to enfeeble, to debilitate, to
diminish.
n^fouin^^f s. obscureness, darkness.
n^/op^uiuJi,

^i^pt

ashes,

[to ashes.

dirtied.

'

s,

I"-'!/

<

called grinders

miller.
/''^"c? * iJii^l
;

^^'8

teeth

- At-n-mj hand-mill.
,

growth: S. U^.-ift.
UXiu^ s. bot. senna.

Xi^niiMuliu/lint-li

juggle, juggling.
public sale, auction : u^_
e,u/blri_ J- to sell by auction.

]i\.TCui.upu.i.n,.pi.i-% s.

U,ani.piy. s.
liu/i,irf_

gum

year

u/t/ s.

U,./*,

H^ittiLiaufttiuti \i^iait.ta>ifli%ij-

(I,

cartila-

"^ unl^

jmJlr
,

yearly, annually, a year, every year; jwJk l^u, the following

year, the year after ; jinn-utftk-y -fiJ5-

>

next

year

juAjt^fni-ir -/.

last year
^-li nq^nft' <

^afu - jiyuiT -l<, this year

all the year 't 4!rpt ky" -t'>' towards
the end of the year.
,

amazon.
s. horn of plenty.
uijl, va. to pour out, to empty,

JUtJ^uqiHt s.

li./;^t.^f L^
;

\S^iyu.i^iu,li

XfpCitL^Ub *

xaggeration; augment: vegetation.

[branches.
U.a'n'A S. 0,a*%'"*UX"-'5'/a?-'/_ a. bushy, thick, full of
1],2Ci2<<>^^ -j s. juggler; conjurer.

to discharge

y^foofiof -<r, frj^ vna. to make haste,

to use diligence ; to forward, to hasten,
to press or push forward ; to prevent,
to anticipate, to get the start.
li^mn. iiij s. cartilage, gristle soap
[ginous.
S. OtCio/i..

W^ii^t-^li S.

sion, amplification, multiplication; e-

]ii^r,air,

ttx* *.

growth, augmentation, increase, enlargement, progress, extent

W;!CnLjib s.

to cast forth or emit.

a.

deserted, uninhabi-

ted; solitary.
XifTui/uM'iiui.r,

sert, to

lujiaj vn.

to

become

de-

be uninhabited or uninhabi-

table.
\^iyu,gni-gu/i,hj;

nt-i/fw

Vtt,

tO dOVa-

state, to deprive, to spoil.

l],./uyA:r, >j/. va, to pour out, to

emp-

:
;

D-ITP

i4
ty

S. M^uiitiT; -

to collect together ;
the
, to colour

ituip[>(t j,jMiii

eyes with

desert, uninhabited, deser-

ted, uninhabitable, solitary, uncultivated, desolate.

desolation,
\S^.yni^l,,i, s. solitude
:

depopulation abandonment.
VL^iA, nj s. vase, vessel, pot; bag,
sack, purse, cloak-bag; n,n^j-, shoe.
time or measure in
}i,ini,^iu,i s. time
music; S. J>u///i/i/4
V^u/iilrj; irjP va. to put in a vessel
or bag, to bag.
/_
|]//u<%n^, nfiiys. DBw year J
Tm'iinpuij new-year's day.

be ashamed, to
blush with shame, to be confounded.
vn. to

l),./Xo^t.r, i-j/,

M^iTiu^^nL.giu'blrJ',

nL-j[t

mako

VU. tO

Ut/rpuipJtn-JB' *

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

s.

summer.

beginning of summer.

}i,inuiiSiuii/hL.Mn s.

of or belon-

l],i/L.ni.<y/>%, 1],i/;</^>Ay^'// a.

ging to summer
,

uij'aipm'ii^

summer-time #.fiu,
in summer-time, du-

s.

\i,irpaip^iiu>pwp ad.

^S^uipui'iin^ s, a
summer-residence,
summer-house, summer-quarters.

\j^nnpuMUinu/b
rpuJiiinmil

{itffuiptuuutniJ/
yi^uipi

t
i

D.

Ui'/it"

irreli-

\i,,/p,i,p^wi-ni a. impious, irreligious,

unrighteous, profaneuj^uif

W^i/piup^nu/iiujiri

ly,

to

li^rpiMpimkiT,

be ungodbe sacrilegious, to be profane,

be impious or unrighteous.

hguy

irreligious, to

be

vn. to

to

M/rputpi^-M-Pt'^ impiety, irreliungodliness, iniquity, unrighteousness, profaneness, wickedness,

flagitiousness.
\i^pu,pLifi. s. victualling,
\i,jpMupu,-M>li

uj

mound; beach,
;

s.

supply.

bank, dam, dike,

bank of a river;

strand,

tower.

\ypu,pm.ui-u/b

a.

proud,

haughty,

high, arrogant, vain, conceited,

presumptuous ; - ad. haughtily, proudstiff,

UinUtMUL
^puip
ll'/f
Hi^rpuiniiutih^

s. pi.

to raise or

lever, a piece of

move any burden.

W^iTpjun^iMiMr, putpJli

va.

complainant, prosecutor.
tyf VU. tO aOCUSB, tO
inform against, to charge, to complain
against to plead guilty, to confess.
U.yj..umuA/i<-/?/7 s. accusation, complaint, information, action imputation.
Ji^/piup s. provision S. 2, "'?""/
plaintiff,

\f,,/paiuinu/i,ttr,

^^IfLtuputltna Q. 7iuilp.uiputlinq
\S,irp.uipirJ',

tj[,

va.

\}j/piijpinuiM.ii/iipir,

to

S. ^uiJp.u/rt./'.

hguij tm. to

be proud,

haughty, presumptuous}i,,/puipu,uiM-uAaMj?^ti, S' pride,

haugh-

tiness, arrogance, presumptuousnessU,i/p/.6- p&-^ pirMuj a. unsoiled, clean,

,

neat; immaculate, spotless, pure, innocent, honest, just.

U,iyp/rA , lijf!A s. pulpit.
I].i/p6-nt./?ft>. s. cleanliness, purity,
integrity, honesty, probity.
W.tTpnlu nj, Ij s. mob, riotous assemcrowd, multitude
bly, bear-garden
rabble, populace, the vulgar; riot, tu,

mult;

to provide,

uim^uiia. haughty, proud.

a. that hates

\}^lSpUMpUltlMt-UJUlUUlk-Utq

the proud.

to raise, to

raise up, to take up, to heighten, to

lift up.
H^uin-iiuiT, putpjia/ vn. to rise, to get
up, to go up, to ascend.
1i^pMi,u,Mu% s.
informer,
accuser,

ly, highly.

putbna
ovn

store

impiously

giously, ungodlily, sacrilegiously, unrighteously, profanely.

mole, pier

ring summer.

wood

elevation, exaltation

gion,

ashamed.

piybft

to

to

advancement, promotion.

mA

nt-t/l' Vtt.

render arrogant, to
cause te be presumptuous.
U,'/p'/4"-"'^"'-'^f * presumptuous,
ness, haughtiness, pride, arrogance.

make proud,

be pre-

to

sumptuous.
\^Jp.,upi,iui-U,'2tlr^nt-^u,'bhJ',

prepared antimony.
IIj;,/. a.

proud, to grow arrogant^

a.

tumultuous.

]i,irpnpiu,il,j a.

ditious;

turbulent, riotous, sethronged, full of

crowded,

people.

ungodly, impious, irreligious, sacrilegious, unholy, unrighteous, profane,

extremely wicked, flagitious.
U,./p.fi4u/L,a", fj a. proud, haughty,
presumptuous, arrogant.
WtJpmp'imi.uiTa-ir,
tjf vn' to grow

\]^rpn[irir,

broil, to

to stir

tyf, va-

up or excite to

U,i/po^//.r, i-j.uy vn.

crowd

to

em-

sedition.
be in

to

confu-

be embroiled, disturbed, to
to be in commotion.

sion; to
riot,

to

put in confusion, to disturb

lurb

XUpitfint-PliLiis. perturbation;

motion.
*.

ySjirpni^u^ufiia. integral.
uiguij. vti. to bo au
be entire or perfect.

yStfip-niiiiuiiunT,
;

to

U^ni^uuiku ad-

in-

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

completeneiss, whole ; accomplishment.

strong, firm, solid, massive.

a.

iS.Jh-p-nu

n^p-pM-uuinu

s.

amcthyst

a.

very

grievous,

difficult,

rigid.

pantheon.
very vigilant, watchvery sober, moderate,

UJJ^>/<f./rjf Jhe,lrufij s.

'^jy'iiu.^uMuu, a.
ful,

diligent

most temperate.
very amusing,

U.i/tt>ifn.-u.^2(' a.

full

of pleasure.
^^eiuuifop a. omnipotent, all-sufficient; most powerful, very strong.
'^ih'buiqofiai-P-li.Si, s.

entirely, completely,

wholly, totally.
yi^ni^^nt-gu/btiT, rit-^Ji va, to make
whole, entire, to complete, to perfect.

Ili/fr/3-

IllTb

%u,^,.fu,mh^

turbulence, disorder,
confusion, perturbation'
H^lpn^ S' finishing ; j- n-npit-npi J-ui_
tTuAhi^, to attain one's end or object, to
complete, to bring to a conclusion.
\^^P"|2J /'J a- entire, complete ; whole,
total ; neat, perfect, exact.
t),</p/i^ijffi

teger

com-

'^dh'tnup-uMif-ui^np s.

omnipotence.
king of the uni-

verse, the Creator.

,

very unfortunate,

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

most miserable, most calamitous.

general assembly.

u. of

\\,Jlr'iuJ-niinil_

best, finest, choicest,

most exquisite; excellent, worthiest.
[i^t%uif,i%ujir a. that takes care of all
I].<&%uYu>c.

a.

his creatures, all-provident.

all-consuming.

]i,Jlr%,uifMM,/u a.

[intrepidly.
granite.
n^L-^uipuip ad' furiously, audaciously,
D.i/t4A-.r, frj/i vna, to become wild, to
be unruly; to make ferocious, ungo-

U.Jffc4u.^a. preserving or governing

all things, omnipotent, all-powerful.

vernable-

perfect.

ferocious, savage,
wild, unruly, untameable ; raging, fu[savageness ; fury.
rious,
\J,Jtiin,-P^[,ub s. ferocity, fierceness,
llJti S. ftJ^t, and D.Jt*/ii.
\i,Jt.ip o.

fierce,

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

WjJtiiutpuipp o. all-bountifulj super-

excellent,

most excellent, best.

exceedingly well.
a.

curing

all

diseases.

H^ir'iiuipuii-iu^u/i, a. all-suificient,

om-

nipotent.
Ti.i/t^iuii-lrqt-j^ti

a.

[all-wise.

beautiful.

omniscient, most wise,

most merciful, most
compassionate, most kind, most tender.
l],>/t%u>fjtoi .

l^i%ui^/3^u>6- a.

very laudable,

most

commendable.
X^jh'iiuiif.J-'iiii.uili,

^Ji/iiinn.J^iyujj a. ve-

ry hard, burdensome, very

some, severe.

Ti^/i-im^utpnq^ u.

H,Ji-i,i,^tjjj a. that

saves

omulpoall;

all-

[pleasant.

preserving,

most agreeable, very

very savoury, very
highseasoned, most delicious.
\J.Jti.^u,7Cy a.

U,</t?/,^4u>ir a.

all-seeing.

\i.Ji-%u,^uifi-iuj a.

lijt*4y/.

s.

father of all men, the

}ii,Jlr%,u^u,pa,.am

rich,

tt.

vcry wcalthy, very

[peaceable.

very opulent.

U,Jttia.4t^ o. mildest, very gentle or

\i^Jt'u,i,lr^ a. easiest, very light or

easy.
artful,

a- very ingenious, very

very dexterous, skilful, most

able.
U,Jti/u4pj_ a. most miraculous, very
prodigious, wonderful, amazing, asto[certain.
nishing,
\\,lk%,uT<^.u[,ln

trouble-

most

a.

very

\^Jl/iiu.Jh,i^ a.

true,

sinful,

most

very
cri-

great sinner.
\^l/bmj.u,iP a. all-conquering, subduing all enemies, very victorious, that
gains the advantage always.

minal
praise-worthy,

[tent, all-powerful.

W^ieiiuiliiiip

\S.,li/i,u,ifi,u,p

vory
pretty, very handsome, charming, yery
genteel ; extremely agreeable, most
]j^t%uiqlr,i_,

omnipotency.
very

all-perfect;

a,

\i,i/t-%uiiliuiuiiui,

Creator.

H^ttiuipuipM-np a. ad. very good, best,

very excellent: very well, excellently,

D^liufpcA/i^

'\S^Jh%uMliu,[nL.p-l,Ji, s-

s.

\^%a,j% ^j
,

each, every

a.s.

very one; who

all,

total,

whole

every thing ; - rwp, eever, whosoever, what-

all,

, ,;

;:

aiTb
ever, whatsoever

whatever

uiJlr%u,/i,l,L.

together,

from

- ^i^, every thing,

entirely,

juiJl/iy'i,l,

quite

very day

i^l'^ifii

nM.u,nkp

from all parts - m-ph^

every where, in all places;

all sides,

ffb^-,nk:,itu,

al-

all

the night ; j- lai-n^pu e^u,% ^- before all

re,

W.iihr'iiu.uih'bi^

ju.,i.ml^

prompt, very willing, very eager, very

ready, very much inclined, very well
disposed, very diligent.
[little.
U.iK^iui'iini-ui^a. least, smallest, very
]J,Jti,u,'i,nL.^ofi a. very sweet, very savoury, very good, very delicate.
llJlr'iito^u.p a. worst, very bad; very
wicked, very malicious, execrable, abominable.
\\,Jt%iuuiii,fh;aa. a. very bright, very
clear, very shining very splendid, very
illustrious: most honourable, right ho;

nourable'.
\\,Jir%a,ufuim[,fi a.

most reverend: most honourable.

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

]i,Jir'i,u,mhuni-f_

superintends
\i,Jk%mmkp

that gives to

generous, liberal:

all,

all.

ll'**'.Y"/4*2^"
^i^Jh'huu^u,p, a.

**

very modest.

much

obliged,

much

all-watchful,

a.

that

all things.
s.

the

Lord or Creator of
[all-creating.

all things.

\S,Jk%,apu,p a. that has

made all things,

very skilful, ingevery instructive most wise.

\\,jeiui,nL.hu,n a.

nious

most shining, bright*

\i^lr%u,^ijl_ a.

very bright, resplendent, shiny,

est,

glittering, blazing or

beamy.
very much to be

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

wished, most desirable.

\i^Jh%,a,fpliPi_ s. saviour of all.
\i,Ji/i.Ll.,n^, O.Jti./.-l.i ad. not at all, by
no means, no wise, not in the least
quite, wholly, totally, entirely.
]i,Jt%lrpuMhIru,%

l],</^<yi,iE,^^ a.

mOSt

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

men,

very happy.

persons,

all

every body, as

many

as, whoevei*.
W^iH/bfttHuum a. most wise,

scienti-

- learned.

[universe.
'\i,Jlr%l,^t,iM.'i, s. prince or master of the
\i,Jii%qnptr a. very merciful.
\\^/ir%aM.%ai^ W^iniiiuM^ a. Containing
all : most capacious.
fic,

given to

\S,JfbuMmlru a. all-seeing,

Very deceitful, very

fraudulent, very knavish, very roguish.

\i,Jlri,uiualii. a. very venerable, very
respectable, very estimable: right or

most desirable most

a.

desirous.

every whevery extensive, most ample.

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

after all uiuimpututn i^hi A

to be ready for every thing;/. i\L-p ^u/t
t" above all or every thing.
jtri" -/>

IS^'uu.^ipuM'i.a, most perplexed, very

anxious, very embarrassed; very irresolute, full of inquietude.

indebted.
1i,Jb%u,uil,,ih a. very unclean, most
impure, execrable, detestable.
W,Jt%u.u(na:j,l,fi a.s. notoriously prosti-

tute,

abandoned

to prostitution.

very abundant, most

plentiful very generous, most liberal.
U.>/A-%u,t.^^ a. holiest, very sacred,
very holy - or . Jt*^pi_4/, Xiyu
the very holy Virgin.
n.Jt'ii.iin.^m a.
;

op/^kiihi a.
U.Ji^l

so be
vely.

it,

Ij../^^

liJftTC,

U^u

most blessed.

Jh^lg

a. S. ^Afieuuyu

verily, truly,

ad.

sm. he-kid.
s. dainty, daintiness.

Jill,

iT^y
/<"/

iiut-uA

jiuJuy uiJuy

tiunj

s.

month

eVCry utfLiM^
/.*. op uMj-uy
the first day of the - ; /I
"ktif^ "Tutrut'i, the beginning of the -;
the end of the - /I 'J^g^
( 4irp2^ u,Ji,i
iiyu miTuirmb, towatds tho middle of
,

atJunf

Jh%u.uu,hqit,l^ a. that

has 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.
0''**""'fe'y%'-i

a.

most becoming,

decent, suitable, appropriate, very convenient.

amen,

certainly, positi-

the -

iwrn

17

IMTI

THE ARMENIAN ANCIENT AND MODERN MONTHS

1

\^UL.IUUUpiL

30

18

ftlTP

be struck

irgiy
hi
vn. to

U,'^'4u'/'^'/'>

by

[cloudy, misty.
lightning.
U^/uiunb- a. covered with clouds,
Vl'/^v'"'^""'^' "'J/ vn. to be transformed into clouds, to become Houds.
D//:.j.^.t.. that travels in the clouds,
reaching the clouds.
W.J'uiui^i-tir,

be or

vn.

lrj[,

to

\i^i/iiut^[i^n

etc* S. \jti/(^uifli^i

tjP

vn. to

to establish, to
to cement; to encourage, to
hearten, to animatCj to imbolden ; to
prop, to support, to sustain, to stay, to
keep up, to hold up ; to bar, to fasten,
to shut, to stop up, to close.
settle,

\Sjrpu{,u.li a. well shut or locked,

strongly barred, well fastened.
U.(p.<#^i.o4A-r,
ir^fw va. to shut
up
strongly, to lock well, to preserve; to

to

fasten, to bar, to close.

U/j^nj, 3 *. castle;

etc.

grow cloudy,

be clouded or cloudy.

fortress
s.

Ji/ihi^nilu/j.^

strengthen, to con-

firm, to corroborate,

to

travel,

to rise in the clouds.

ll,./i/t./",

ftiro
to re-enforce, to

canopy, awning; a

citadel;

fort,

redoubt, outwork.

JJ^/pni-P-ptA

solidity,

s.

durability,

a portable canopy.
U^f^pnui, ,ug s. thunder-clap, thunder: noise, explosion, crash, report.
'W^uipnuiu^lA a. thundering, loud,

strength ; re-enforcement, establishment, confirmation, settlement, corroboration; fort, fortification; redoubt,

noisy.

\i^/:/,n^ a. gathered together, close,

concentrated - n^iihij to keep together, to hold collected.
'^npnipt-j; hjli va. to assemble, to
concentrate; to enclose, to confine; to
fold, to furl, to tighten, to pack, to
tuck to shorten, to restrain, to con-

pall

\)^/:i,iif[,i> s.

W,,naiyir,i.p,

monthly news paper.

s. first day of the month,

calends.
D//i.u/3^/>- s.

a.

Ijj/hm/fia'b

day of the month.

monthly: . menses;

monthly pay.

[calends.

H^uai-lhu-in s.

beginning of the month,

outwork.
;

tract

to straiten, to

bound;-

lasting a month, of a month's duration ;- <^ <^""/^*""4

a month's time,
space of a month.
|]^^u<7.n/'>< a. more solid
or strong,
very durable, well fortified.
a.

a. very secret, very

very intricately fortified pro-

\Ji^rpuMitu,h-nt.li

private

tecting, sheltering.
M^Fpiu liu/ii U.S. inhabiting
place guard of a fortress.

U.^.4""i-OT a. strongly built, very

strong or solid.
\i^uiin,i^ s. strongest side of a
fortress, most fortified part ; citadel,
castle, fortress.

extremely strong or sovery hard made hard under the

Jj.i/pu.fin'-n. a.
:

hammer.

self, to
,

striction, modification, contraction,

mitation

to fortify

to establish one's
one's self, to be intren-

ched, strongly posted.

a.

that guards wOll

li-

attention.

H^np-uiitj

a.

shameful,

disgraceful, ignominious, scandalous.

M^ihp-iuihp

it-Mu^ s.pl.

turpitude, ob-

scenity; privy parts.

n.i/hp-ui'iip

W^rpuiuiiMii,

./iiiuj

\l//i{3-, nf s. shame, confusion, abashment; bashfulness; ignominy, turpitude baseness

j- uin-tit-u to put to
shame, to confound ; j- iffiiti_ ju,Jipp
^'Uft^Mi/it^lj to be ashamed, to be confounded, to blush -^ privy parts.
\},Jh[3-jlli

\\^,u/r>iuir, uiguMj vn.

self,

to recollect
collect one's ideas ;- 1'*.
n-k-.u^,
to bury the dead, to inter ; nuai.p'i, to sheathe a sword,
Ji^r^nifliir, tj-y vn. to contain, to be
closed or shut up; to draw closer, to
be restringed, concentrated, to assemble to fold up ; to fall back; to reflect.

one's

fortified

lid,

stint, to limit, to

quAJti,,

ifjfiinu

s.pl.

shame, confusion, a-

bashment bashfulness parts of shame.

;

strongly guarded.
\if/liajiifu,if[iui a.

strongly walled.

M^/l'aiJ/n'-JuAlrtr, ni-iifl, VU. tO fortlfy,

to garrison, to put in a state of defence

abashed, confounded, put to shame,

shamed, overwhelmed with confusion
bashful.
\yipir(,ira

a.

abashed, put to the

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,
;

U.81-

\m.

blush, confounded; shamefaced.

U/s/3^.iH^i^piuii- uM^ a. bash,

ful,

U'c/w4*'"*"/'*'0- indigenous.

modest.

[desty.

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

llj*/'
S.

U,'

int.

oh ho ho there!
!

Mu

>

f!!'

U>i/T-'

alphabetical.

break, dawn, aurora:

ning C^'^ ^ tj"ilt"'^ t^t ~" uijif-nt-ti

uyi-ni^i or mff-ni-^, at day-broak, at
the dawn of day, in the morning; -jh^

likliiij

now, at present,

at this

time just now, immediately, instantly,

by and by; recently, newly, freshly
;
- l'"li presently ; just now.
U,jcA./r6-/l?, a, new-born.
,

^""-3 s, dayday-light, mor-

"'-ti

t"'-'

alphabet

\].jp:n.-f-fr%u<^a,i, u.

atmosphere Juno.

Wl^in..
Ikj-f-r ad.

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

ftj s.

air,

/' *

mo-

W,jJ-,/t-uA, a.

recent, modern, new.

Wjtf-Jir''' ad.

from

moment or

this

time, henceforth, henceforward.

\].j<f-'fl'i ad. now, at present.

from morning

till night.
-yu,j vn. to dawn, to grow
light, to be day-light.

li.jif.ui'itmir,

be

light, to

U,jf.<</<.4i

with vines,

a.

wine-growing, planted

full of vines.

W^if.k-ii.npb-

s.

vine,
[the vine.

cultivatiou of

lk/?-*'4/'/^ llj?-*-4"-fip
vilftage ; time of vintage.
M^if-L-iini-P-

iiP-l,

p-uij

iP-"3

>

>

hus-

the

cultivates

wine-grower.
U.jflrfnpb^ni-P-lii.'ii

s.pl.

vintager.

vineyard, large extent of

country planted with vines.
W^n-lrmlip s. wine-grower, owner or
master of the vineyard.
vineyard, land
planted with slips of the vine ; u,'i,lihi_
to plant the vineyard kP-"'L
fjuiif-fiu
\i.jl-[i, t'-y, itlruij s.

>

S. \l,Jil.lr^ai-P-

Wtjtf-lruil^P'^ aiiMMifUiuiuMh

m4/ H!Jt^y ' S.

lyi^t^nf

keeper

or guard of the vineyard.

U^^my. s^pl. funerals performed the

day

by another way -n^ <,i,lft,u,_

another manner; -p, another; h. /^ - np, not even another;
j-Jk linifJ'ui'itk another side, the other
side - 4- ot-^ A. - if-npitk-i, it is ono
thing to say, another to do;t -%,
-ntl^i Jiu/biflriiA etc. and so on - ^'fci^
-//. one for another, pellmell; - j-Jk
[l!iilri_, to lose one's presence of mind,
to be overcome by joy or fear; n^[-he in no other way - /A^ -o/ uiut-fj
to say equivocally, ambiguously.
^'ju ^jL"'Pt '""V- ^^^ ys^ still,
;

in

li-,

s.

if.t;u/i,[i s.

"tit'-':!

>

u(u,p^,uL^

laj s. vine-dresser,

bandman, that

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

different, unlike ; some ; -n^^ 7Cuitiui_

after death.

'

however; only, but; now, then.

lJ,j/_ ad. besides, moreover, more.
\S,jijpui%

otherwise

/, a.s.

M.jiuMp.iu'hiapuip ad. differently,

wise

day-break,
at the dawn of day, in the morning -I every morning.
;

M-JT-'

'^Jtc "yHrtk'

"it"'-'

"ii-

pron. that, this, the.

V^^uAop ad. there, in that place.
\i,jti^^ a. ad. so much, so many
so, so much, to such a degree.
U^^u/^-u ad' so, thus, in this manner.

ifjii-lii

Jj^ji^Ufftu^

other-

allegorically, enigmatically.
Wtjliupu/iiiii^u/u a. allegorical, enigmatical, mystical; typical, symbolical;
emblematic figurative, metaphorical.
:

y^j^nM-gii ad. at

that says or speaks

allegorical.

lii^iuipa/iilrir, k^[i

W.jilJtc'b

[lui-nj

liuh-UMj

a,

such,

ries in speech; to

va. to use allegouse the figures of

rhetoric; to allegorize.
lJ,j"Pu*"-/3-/>->/

s.

allegory; sym-

bol, type; emblem; figure,

enigma, riddle, rebus.
U,^^P*Ao^4'^# ad. S.

metaphor

\j.jiiufLai%utfiiiji

U.jfu/pnt* ]i,jii"ty of a different

nature or kind, heterogeneous.
\i,jiuffn/i, a. of a different colour
,

unlike, different.

like, similar, so.

\\,jtP'

0jw**'

''

j'lst there, in

the

from the same place,

gain, over again, anew, afresh.

same place

a-

to discolour, to tarnish, to
[stain, paleness.
to turn pale.
Ji^iiu^ni-ini-ts. discoloration, tarnish,

^u,j vna.

stain

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20

0.31
XS.ju.-'tl^''- *'

of ^ different religion

infidel.

U.ji^v-t'T a. of a different aspect;

[dissimilar.

different, unlike.
]A,jiu,qu,-b

[ij

different,

}),jiu,^,j%iii.p-^^%

s.

alienation of miad,

flightiness, delirium.

Tariation, diver-

U'<yzS7Zi"4 changeable, variable;

yS^jiuyiiuulrn. n. of a different sex or

of another kind, other,

different; ad. otherwise,

differently;

kind; mixed.
tr^li va. to alter, to changediversify; to corrupt; to
disaffect, to alien/ate; to discouote^
nance; to falsify, to c&UBterfeit; to
distemper, to disorder.
\S,ji^;jll'J', t-3"ii vn. to vary, to be altered, to change ; to degenerate, to befcome corrupt; to be disaffected^ to be
alienated; to be indisposed.

^jliyi^'T,

to vary, to

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

a diflerent man-

ner, otherwise, differently: as an infidel, as a pagan, as a heathen.

^ji^13-""t'zi'' " very or more diffe
rent -u ad. very differently.
,

qu/b^ s.a. foreigner, strang-er: pagan,

gentile, heathen: foreign; different,

[nism.

unlike.

^jUfiti?'-

language

"'

paganism, heathe-

Mtjit'fim'-P'b'^" M'juym'-'^ * alteration, changement, variation, mutation;

foreign, strange.

emotion, perturbation corruption, degeneration; falsification; distemper,

^^^ speaks another

disorder, indisposition.

\i.jli"13rni-Pltii, s}i,jiui^,!r,v, a.

foreign'.

]i,jiuiliui[iirl!p a.

changed, .metamorphosed

diffe-

rent, unlike: disguised, masked ;j-ii,

incognito, in disguise j-u /Ifiiy^, to be
masked, to be in disguise, to disguise
one's self; to be transfigured; to be
metamorphosed, to be transformed; jnp2^p2;"-'^ allegory, metaphor.
;

>

]i,jiu-lilrpilrir, A-j/.

\i,jiii/i,q.u,li ij a. whimsical, odd, capricious, fanciful, fantastical, extravagant, mad, ridiculous, extraordinary,
singular, strange, enormous, uncouth;
grotesque, distorted.
,

of a different opinion.

^ja"'it''''' S- ^'jiL"'ii"'"t'
m.jiuililrpuia. transformed, transfigu;

delirious.

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

U-jza^ff"/"'""* " variegated; diversified; mixed,

[various, different.

to

sity, difference, dissimilarity, variety.

red

be

to

vary, to

va.

t-j[i

urtlike,

change, to diTersify.

0'jii"i3- a-

vn, to be lightheaded, to undergo an alienation of mind,

a.

^.jiuj.iu/bh^,

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

va. to

transform

mask, to change ; to
transfigure; to metamorphose.
]i,jiujfikpu/[,ir, Irguij vfi. to bo transformed to bo disguised; to be transfigured.
to disguise, to

W.ji^'i'l-uilibJ'' %'?/ vn. to be extravagant or whimsical to be distorted,

;

disfigured, spoiled

to

be

dissolute.

extraordinarinesSjUncouthuess, extravagance,strangeness, oddness dissoluteness, irregularity of conduct.

U>jzi"*2i"^' " of another sign or mark.
^j[i"''it"'k"'-Pb'^'

s.

allonymous.
" 'wlio speaks differently to what he thinks, double-faced or
dealer.
[in^pp^X.
IXjiiyiinLi, a.

\i,jii"!S"-rl^'''

transfiguration; metamorphosis; transformation, disguise.

[},ji.^l,o^i a. of a different religion.

\kjii""ii" rf- otherwise, differently,

in another manner.

heterodoxy.
U.^/^"4""-"" U.S. of a different belief,
sectary: pagan: heterodox.
\\,j[^.,S,y% a. of a different voice;

2ni.3L

\\,jiu,lipo'iini-P-[,iSi, s.

discordant, dissonant[gure.
M^jiuiMl. a. of a different form or fisect, of a
\\^il>ji[u/ii a.s. of another
different faith: sectary.
U.j^'"//"" a. of a different sentiment
or opinion; whose ideas wander, fliglity, lightheaded.

^jii"""'3bk " allegorical; - joplfp.

allegory.
,

Mfji^i'irn.

lljiuiutrp o. of a different
of a different gender, kind or species heterogeneous, of a different nature or quality.

sex

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

difference of sex,

gender, nature and quality.

U.ji""^/'t'A %/' va- to change to a
different gender or kind ; to make degenerate, to spoil.
[fashion, manner.
U,jt"'"""/""''z.

of a different

mode,

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ft8il

XUja""'">'^ 'c^
tioH.
U-c/z;"'/"""-

'

'o'f

another family, na-

y^.jhhiitl'^l'

\S,jithai,l,li s.

'"J

heterodox.

**

Capricorn.
fawn of a roe.

made with

^.jh-eiiuiiiiu-!: s. stuff

the

hair of goats.

juy

vn. to apostatize, to be heterodox,

heretical; to teach heresy; to err in
the catholic faith.

flock of goats.
goat's hair.
\i,jitntn% a. goat-footed.
\i,jl>-irp,Miirus^ s.

U.j(fhp

heterodoxy.
U^jgaj^a^ a, changed, altered, converted, turned; degenerate different;
W.jiiu./iiun.ni.piii.'i, ,

s.pl.

goat-herd.

U,jft npff. S'

allegorical

ad. differently.

y,

change, to
alter to counterfeit tcimetam-orphose
U>c/zi"^'"/"*"^'!*'jA ^";

^jii"^"l"l"^> %'?y ^P- *o chajBge ; to

worsfl, to degenerate.
\\^jar4'"l""'-Pt'^ .?. change, trans-

some

but that.

another, other (person).

* different doctrine
of or belonging to a sect.
J^jint-uin ad. from another place or
situation : otherwise.
H,^^<.,tp ad. from some other
place, from somewhere else.
another
\S,jint-[i ad. elsewhere, in
place, in some other placea.s.

JL

U.,

nUit

\i,jn ad. yes,

ad.

so, truly.

full of derision,

mock-

/.-j[m va. to jeer, to make

to ridicule, to mock, to deride, to hold in contempt, to despise,
to scoff at, to scorn, to banter, to rally,
to rail at, to revile, to abuse ; to treat
with contempt, with abuse or ridicule.
\),iuiiu'iin'-P-[iiii, ]i,juittAini-Hb s. dorision, mockery, raillery, ridicule, scorn,

l],j<^/it./',

a jest

different;

able, laughable.

cony but, yet, nevertheless, however, notwithstanding.

"

even

]),juiu/i,u,^l.ji a.

}\jl_ nmliuip,

^ji2cl''""h
rently.

uiihntjth

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

S.

other, other, another (thing).

ft,JL".e

'

^Jlt'-^IL ^' different, distinct, va

[ried.
"^i. ^-" "/ S. \i,ji^ ht.
^JLi^'i- "SiUJJ o-^' differently, on the
contrary ; S- Ikjf. a.
if,

lujItnL.

the.

'^ eonj.
ft> t ll.> /'V' -t ft>
that is to say, to wit, namely, i e:, viz
or videlicet.
llji p,^ ad. whilst, as long as, so
long as : recently, freshly, newly.
^j%nt-ql' con/, in as much as, because.
\S,j%nL.^lrmlTi- conj- evor, since, from
that time, thenceforward, thenceforth.
\i,jii np pron. such,. such one.
XS,jii^^i a. so great; such; ad. so,
so much, in such a manner.
li.Jinjika ad. so, also, equally, as
much, in like manner, likewise, as
well as.
llj%u//./, iii-y, uk-uij o. such, simiequal, same ; as great, as
lar, like
[therefore.
much.
llj^Y* "^'"?-'"'- conj. for that reason,

mutation, conversion; metamoTphosis

corruption, degeneration.
\S.ji_lri. Mi/.bsides, over and above,
moreover, also, more, in addition.

but, but

luiitnnhl^

it,

grow

""'!/

iBolin

U,ji j^ c(mj. because where as even

as; more than, rather: since, that,
seeing that.

to diyersify.

^JL P'^

|7/ t

pron, that,

*<*

diffe-

of,

contempt.
goat, she-goat.
D,jft-/;o^^

s.

\l,jM,iu/iinii^ s.a.

satyr.

uj s. goat-herd, peasant
drives the goats to feed.
lI,j6-{^.^ s. chamois, wild goat.
'^jirkuiSi,
y.ni.'iig s. wild goat; roe;
buck, hart; deer.
\i,jiftty irkl<3 ^'^- gov't's hair ; stuff
made of goat's hair of or belonging to
goats.
l],j4-//i.6-

les:
.

that derides, ridicu-

contemptuous, scornful; abusive,

insulting.

who

\S.juii- s.

raillery,

i^,au,iu^u/r,u,j

mockery, derision;

ignominy, contempt ;

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

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

D.8r

11

lieu
HjjiMfliiufjuimiu^ Y^nu>i%; s.

mime, buf-

foon.

^juptfl- ad. back, again; t^ftj-cV4..^ I shall return here immediately,

I shall be back presently.
,

Uij/t/fp noise, brawling;

dizing, gormandizer.

gorman-

pyOn. this; luuuin^rq quffu

in this quantity, such, so nu-

"lik.uy a.

merous, thus great.

^juop
/f^'^

Hiy^'

I shall say this and that, so and so.

""-< ""J * evil genius,
U>j.
evil spirit, demon, devil; genius, spirit,
ghost, apparition; goblin, imp, sprite,
hobgoblin, familiar, elf, fairy ; tempest,
storm; thundering noise, burlyburly.

'yw

ad. to-day, this

possessed with a devil or evil genius,

tormented with a devil, demoniac.
1],^i/>i./i<i/>l1 a. possessed with a devil.
l],j..4./Yy6- a,

that drives

away

de-

demoniac.
a.s. possessed with a
a. possessed with a

vils,

[devil,

]i,juut^u,p

uij

]},juui^uMiiiru,i_

mad, phrenetic,

frantic.

n.jaopu.ltl.'i, a.
U>c/"'

'

ticness.

Jf^..

to this day,

born to-day, new-born.

4/./p"^t/_ ty

* cbeek

to embrace, to kiss the cheek.

that place,
\\.j.nl, ad. thence, from
y.juAo.-./',

.nnt-^yuii^

u,lr,ai,

Vli.

tO

be inflamed, to be

bloated.
U.j..yj, -j^

swelling, protube-

s.

excrescence,
rance, ''enlargement;
hump, wart, corn, wen, push, pimple,
pustule ; tumour, inflammation, tumefaction.
'^ju.nijn,

inflammation, tumefacprotuberance, enlar-

s.

swelling,

tion,

llj""'4'"/f'^> %'^ vn. to be possessed with a devil

to roar, to make a
dreadful noise to rave, to be frantic,
to storm, to be furious.
lJ,j<ii4u.^/.c-/3^iA s. the state of a demoniac or of a person possessed with
a devil madness, phrenzy, fury, fran-

day; j-,

J^wJ'm%u,IiIi,
il'-3-, Jp'il'-aup to this time.

swell, to puff, to

devil:

,
:;
;

gement

: S.
0.j'"TOf
U.j.f.^j^/tJ", ni-gl- va.

to swell, to

inflame, to tumefy.
p.u-bj s.

man husband, spouse

man - tph-t-ft

person

youth, young

perso-

nage - l,^ptpu/i,ib'-p every one, every

person, every body;-!p>a person,
some one - i^"i- mpmi/ii, - umpuMj'p, m
competition with emulation -^^^tp,
one to another ^At- - ^ c*?- W* the
men as well as the women, both men
and women ".-, j- each person, a
head, a man mn.'b mw/j to marry
.un-V tiipuAj ib'biru to get, to bo marcoward .p<". "iluiMn uipu/ii^
ried
pu/iij brave, courageous - ^iu^<#/n-_
p-tuA peaceful man - q-npiry ingenious, active man; - ^p"'-/3^t"*> telorous man; - /i/4"-i guilty, worthy
of death - v"tji?'P belligerous,
warlike, martial mp^ utphu/h^ sanguinary, bloody men - U.""'"'-*-^ man
of God.
>

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

ner or fashion.

man-

ll^if uJinf-miT ad. this time, this

once.

llj/j la'iia^i a. such-a-one.

namely, that
[mark, such.
V.ju *Ajl " marked thus, having this
U^u/ii- uiJfi,ii,/i,pi. ad. still, nevertheless, as for the rest.
\i,juni.^lrmtM. ad. hcDceforth, henceforward, hereafter, for the future as
B.i/"^'V*'

lJ.j"/'*if!*

ad.

is to say, to wit.

now, then, but.

for the rest;

the same

1'3 "

manner

^j""it"^ "'-u
manner, of
'

in this

>

^jp

/.J

s.

antre, cavern, grotto, den.

\],jpajpuip ad. manfully,

vigorously

valiantly, bravely, courageously.

so.
"ty a.

this

to this degree, in this

quantity, so great; ad. so much, so.
U-c/""'^" '^'^- thus, in this manner, in
^j"i_""/'

sort

such, like,
such, so
;

\i,jpu,p-n,ij u,j a.

that abandons her

husband.

great.

\i,jpuMliuA, a. virile,

0.j"/ ad. here, in this place ; hither,

to this place ;- u/^iu,fu.i., therefore,

}j,jpu..ili- a.

for this reason.

Wijpuiui^P a, that loves

manly.

manlike, manly.

[ifiputliuiif b. y,

rn^iuj1[rui(/~|

\}^pfiutuiuu*

her husband.

;;;

\i,jpu,u^pnM.ppti. s. love of the wife

for her husband, conjugal affection.
\i,jltiuuufiii^i a, that has killed her

husband.
,

llj/itj; tj/.

Wl/iuij-l,^, \ipiu,iJt,i_ .

to burn, to enflame,

i;o.

torrid.

[caustic.

burning, scorching ;

M-jptrjnt-mb-

^jphani^^

s.

s.

bum, buming.

s.

S.

U^f .iu.ir.

WtJpl'nt-PlitX S. M.jpni-P-li'-'ii

manmanhood: widow-hood.

virility,

dwarf, very little man.

H^pni-Jf, ^I'nj , or luaiini-^linj S. hOrSOman; trooper ; horse-soldiers, cavalry.
\i,jpni-ah s. burning.
0,jry . visit; search; inspection ;}S^pni.^

s.

uin%hu Jto make a

h-ityblrij

to visit, to

go

to see,

visit - 4. /u^/f./y lun^ih-u jP luii-l'p lriu,%lri_, to search, to examine, to observe,

[tor: bishop.

O-jj*/?"-' "-/'' "'3

visitor; inspec-

visitation;

visit;

V'JS^e'-P'l"-'''

search; inspection; examine.

W^jt-ir,

t-j[i

lP>uj^ p
uM'iioMif.uMt-,

tinman.
t

W^iuiH-npn'-i'

a. perfidious, disloyal, traitorous,

trea-

cherous, treasonable, faithless ; cruel,

ferocious, inhuman, barbarous.
\j^iuiit.npnflini-[3-pi^i OV pnt^//tt-[dptjt S.
perfidy, treachery, disloyalty : cruelty,
inhumanity, ferocity, barbarity.
U^tiiiqujin a. not free,
dependant
mean, ignoble, niggardly.

want of nobility

niggardness, lowness.
\i^n,iq^uM^jni-PlitA

nity

s.

waut of

affi-

dissimilarity.

|],t^/> a. ignoble, vulgar, of low

extraction, of mean birth.

U^/wf^

a-

Ij^iiu^uifi

unexpected, sudden.
uijf

a.

strange, extraordi-

nary; undutiful, insolent, impudent,

froward, obstinate, stubborn rascally,
[dient, insolent.
wicked.
JH^iMi^iu/jt-ir, tj/. vn. to be disobeinsensible.

\l?oqy.kfl> a.
t]it'/./3''</u7 s.

anathema.

\Jf,a,p-irjh,jir,r, tj/i va.

tize, to

auathema-

to

excommunicate.

}i$ltUll

S. lv#/f^.

Jifi.uiinjuii-y'ii

pernicious

a.

tasteless

insipid,

very unproductive.

II.

plated or

to burn.
virile age, age of

]i,jpnjt-tr, tijl, va.

}S,jp"'-P-'F s.

slow-

tin.

W^iuMi^npeHi

ltiuqui,uni-P-l,K^, s.

conflagration, defla-

gration, combustion, burning.

U^P t-M. jp u,n% k,. Al>nf s. cavalry,
horse.
[wer.
Wtjpt' f"-CT' p^'"3 s.a. widow; wido\i,jplniAuiJ', lu^ui/ vn. to become a
widow or widower, to be a widow or

widower.

of tin

j"ii-

Jj^iMiMt^pnpl

"

made

burn

to fire; to torrefy, to scorch, to parch,

to dry.
\\,jph%nj s. hospital for widows.
H^ptjuii, ,^,njs. burning, deflagration; burn, mark caused by fire ; soot;

^Jl'^S"'L

Mlituiflrmj a.

burn;

to

late.

tardiness,
ness, lateness; sluggishness.
s.

n-uin^m-quMtilr^ to

"""/"'

be

to arrive late, to

covered with tin.

n^iuifttT, hjp va. to

O)

'c//'^'"j

V "3 ^ j'"'-^p
and to ravage.

oi-nuUii

to stay

Ui'-Miii-ui'/ini-P-li'.^

W^putui etc. S. Qiiypioui etc.

\i^pMjtuM.hp uinAlrtT, to burn and to
ravage.

hood,

vn. to delay, to linger, to loiter, to tarry,

va. to visit

n/ St tin

to tin,

ufiiuMifjiii.

passions

to search.

oituilih-^ i^pni-iui^lr^

to

cover with

act or

tin;

employment

of tinning.

behindhand, tarslowly late, tardy long,

slow, not ready, not prompt - ni-phUh
U^<u>^u/% ad.a. late,

dily, long,

- t-ppkp too
.

late,

very late

W^iialunpJ-

at latest,

WfimpinpJ-Miili

Ji^iiu/unp^

J^hjf a. insipid, tasteless, unsavoury ;

hated, disliked.
]],'>///< a. not subject to diseases or
;

innocent, pure.

ad. without vices or

passions, honestly, innocently.
\ifM.luuulilip a. not subject to diseases or passions.
yS^iuilumni-P-lit-i- s. apathy, dispassion;
integrity, purity: good constitution,

\[^u,^u,uMpiup

health.
\^ui^iuiirni-Pl<LX

s.

irreverence.

X^iiulfliuin-ni. S. lVu^M<l..

at.the latest.
l],%u/f-<%->/ a.

created too late,

\^,u>ifjn%l'

produced, done, born,

[ning, at a late hour.

ad, late,

late in the eve-

li^^lHuii^

a.

hopeless, despondent,
unforeseen,

unexpected,
desperate
unlooked-for, sudden.
:

;:

2 ^1

urii].

USjU.

free from want, rich,

l]9i^%i;i, a.

jU>.4 a. fearless.

affluenti

or U^"'t//<i# /". Venus, Diana

(anagram of U.*'"'^'" written invertedly).
(Venus or Diana.
U,'//.4,i^n,% a. of or belonging to

(]>u>^,,in> a.

U,*'4/..

U>'"2., U,*/".^/.

salted

without

un-

salt,

insipid, tasteless.

incorruptible, unalterable; incontestable.

MXii'i/iu^ at not ground or pounded.
\i?-'M-i[u.p,!rilj a.

not salted.
unspotted, unstained, unsullied, pure[neatness.
lJ:fc,^t^, a.
ll.'>/"^>n

not

cleanliness, purity,
a. shining, clear, bright.

U.^/<,^a>

}S>-'2C, X^iu^T^uJiu,-!,

\l%.2(Jr^.

a.

does not grow, decreasing.

that

[tion.

decrease, diminu-

|]?<"2tX^L/3/,i_5i s.

unmarried.

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

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

celibacy.
cloudless, clear, serene.

li?i,aj;,i a.

\\),u,j:,p- a.

shameless, unblushing,
impudent; audacious, insolent.
Wfiuiiiip uipjup ad. without shame,
impudently audaciously.

unfatigued, fresh: easy,

without fatigue

ad. easily,

or trouble.
a.

l].'//urj/y,4/.ij

from

his

country

banished or driven
captive, enslaved

strange, foreign.
\i.%,^n. a. impartial, shewing no
respect of persons, upright, disinterested, just, fair, righteous, exact; strict,
austere, severe, rigid, rigorous.
impartially, without respect of persons,
justly; rigorously, strictly, austerely.
\S^<it:^a.u,,lru u. that takcs an impartial view, sincere, ingenuous.
Ufiiia^uriL,a^pi-n- o.. that scattcrs impartially, that diffuses liberally.
U,'i..^^,tni_/3^/.-i s. impartiality, disinterestedness, uprightness, justness,
sincerity ; strictness, rigour, austerity,
severity.
[eyes blinded.
^u^uij M^iiai^ a. blind ; without
;

\S^iMui,uli

to lose all

Wf,MJtit^p-i,4r, k-^

Iv/utufi/i^oi.

impudence, auda-

\i-^'yii'//l^r->"i'
uf'";/ii';jtj,"i

od. invariably,

ble, unalterable,

a.

immutable.

W^'-yi^yin^Plici
mutability.

s.

tage, solitude: solitary,

lonely, unfrequented.

living in a lonely place, eremitical.

helpless.

[prehensible.
irreproachable, irreUfiiiAAi,, \i},u,%J.'i,ii,i.p a. inanimate,
lifeless; impersonal.
[one's self.
Wiu/i,A'i,n.^^ a. that does not praise
\^u'i,AnUi unconfined, wide, large
disagreeable.
Uf"''^'fnu%t-il, a.

without rain, arid, dry.

"iiluy s.

miut.

M^tiUMMfuBinutliuMJi

W^ttuiMluiuiMajfih

d.S*

solitary,eremitical hermit, anachorite.

w/iaufuiuititiiiairf luginf vii. to bccome
a desert, to be deserted to fall, to
:

decay.
}A^iu,i,a,nu,ui^P a. loving solitude, or
retired situations, retired, solitary.
\S)fuu{,i,,niaaniJi, a. brcd Ih a desert.
ll^iuiuiutMnujjjni^giaitlrir,
VCt<
tO
"'-JJ^
cause to be deserted, to lay waste, to

unpeople.

\piia'iii,% a.

anonymous ignoble.

U,V%u>i

\i^iiui'i,2iuu,ir[b

uninhabited,^

invariability, im-

unmarried (woman).
iP'iyjt^i. a. abandoned, forlorn,

\]yiu/i,AphL. a.

incorruption

hardened, obdurated. [obduracy.

s. impenitence,
\]f-i^u(,au, [,j, tag s.tt. dosBrt, hermi-

a.

Jifiu/Tmi-l,,

s.

W^iaiinta^uMup u. impeul-

\]),-niui^ai,nt.piii^-

immu-

invaria-

tent,

[tably, constantly.

U?'"//ii'ffit-ili

[purity, chastity.

}A)iMuiiuliu/hn--Plttit

less.
\i?'"'if!>Rn.-P-l,c% s.

incorruptible; pure,

a.

\S^iu,ui,uii^'i,

chaste, inviolate.

shame, to be shame-

city, effrontery.

pure, unmixed, neat,

u/j a.

unadulterated.

W"tiiK>[3-,o'iiii,,r, f^Miij

U^-yc

a.

lJ?'m,^i.(3-l,i,% s.

jr"</ vn.

difficult

a.

insepara-

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

U*/.^^/^4-, a.

l),>//u{.i_^% a,

without refuge, desti-

tute, unprotected.
[ble.

undivided, insepara-

l]>u.n.u^

libertine,

,,y a. dissolute, debauched,

licentious, wanton, lewd:
,

prodigal, profuse.
that passes not away, eternal: impas'sable.

U,V>u<ri.u>^u>fsu<^

ly,

ad. dissolutely, lewdwantonly prodigally, lavishly.

:

u.^o.

hgiy vn. to be dissolute,

to be debauched, to be a libertine; to
be prodigal or lavish.
'^uin.u.lin^p [iiX s. debauchery, disJ3?iiitn.uiipir,

Boluteness, libertinism, excess, disorderly life, wantonness, lasciviousness,

lust; inchastity, prostitution.
W3i,an-uiQ,np,f. u.

without a guide or

chief, indirected.

[ble.

impregnable, inexpugna\^ia.,Lniit a, unhealthy.

y^iuMulriii a. unspeakable, ineffable.
Wlinun-llf a.

M.

\^uiuiiiup.u,[t

y^iuiu'iiuipmity

brutally, coarsely.
l>j a. brutal, rude,

[animals or cattle.
that rears, breeds
nfiiut/Jiuiii-iii, a. gnjlty of an unnatural crime with a beast, bestial.

ill-mannered.

a.

\J)imi,%iiipnji)-

W^uiu'Jnaii.liinnt-P-'C s.

UHuatural kuow-

ledge of a beast, bestiality.

more brutal or

\i)uu'iiui^npi a.
.

coarse.

|J^#iiH7/#mfA^, etc.S. U^"'"^'""/4''"f etc,

U?uira^t% , ^^uiuiiuqa^ a. that saimmolates beasts.

crifices or
p-jiiiis.

immolation of beasts.

\^uiuiiuiluuirLb

jj^uMi/iitiiliuiii

a.

of or

belonging to the brute creation, ani-

mal

brutal, brutish.

lJ?,Au.4fr'i''j;"z.

tl"^* lives

like a

\]}'Mu%,aJli- a-

>

having

athoism

s.

lin-

irreligion.

idolatry,
ll?'""'4.impotent,imbecile,feeble.

\S^'Muunini-iuiruiut^iin'-P-liiii s.

M^iMliuiin

a.

[iji

immaculate, without

innocent, irreproachable; clear,

refined; intact,, pure, whole, perfect.
lj;>y/^u<u>w^/u^ ad. holily, inviolably.
H^iuil.aimnt.p-lii.'j, S' purfty. Uprightness, integrity, entire stafce^
[hoi y.
sin,

|).'>..^u/H>fJ;/i

af.

immaculate, pure,

U^iuipuip a. increate.

sober, abstemious.
W^iminf., mjf a. worthless, contemptible, vile, abject, despicable, ignoble.
Ipiuiit-i-uipiui, ad. unworthily, basely,

U>/^p

a.

dishonourably, vilely, meanly.

n?"/^'"4'""'t//' O: disconsolate inconsolable.
H^iu/liii-uji/hi^ a. by an ignoble death,
[humbledying ingloriously.
l],%.u^^/-&-u>^i a. that honoures the
;

|j?u/^/fA<i/', uiguii

vn. to

be deba-

sed; to become abject or contemptible; to lose value; to humble or abase

one's self.
offence,
affront,
^iiupif-ufiif:,
s. pi.

wrong, insult; indignity, slight, corttempt, disgrace, shame, opprobrium,

discredit, blame.
\i}i,i.[l.uiu,u,-nii a.

beast, brutal, bestial1]?<"*""4^/'"/

WfituinnnLiufrnt-P^lit^

go dliness,

ful,

unfertile, unfruit-

poor, barren, sterile.

[?4-""

ii^uipif-uiuuii-nfini-p-lirii s. barrcnuess,
[ugly, rugged.
poorness, sterility.
W^iuipti-uiiMli
a. formless, deformed,

'[^,u,u'i,itiJl<in a.
having the understanding of a brute, stupid, dull.

\i^mpiiki_ a. ad. free, unembarrassed;

without obstacle, freely.
\i}iiuiiif-lrin..pi,ii, s. freedom, state of
any thing free from obstacle or hinde-

the form of a beast, brutish.

\i)uu'iiiuiruii.1i s.

lJJ/u/fcA"r,

stupidity, dullness.

u,j";i

vn-

to

become

quite a brute, to lead the life of a

brute; to be clownish or churlish, to
be besotted.
Jj^tiuaiiu^ylri^a-

fit

for a brute, bru-

rance.
H^iuipffrir

tj/i

to

va.

offend,

to

shock; to despise, to depreciate, to

disparage to disapprove, to disallow,
to refuse, to reject; to blame, to find
;

fault with.

tal, bestial.
U,tr////^/f^, n.'''"'^^"'- o.

\]^uiu'7,[t^

cule

s.

a small beast; animal-

a lean beast.

fiature of tfee brute

brutality, bestiality.
]i^iiuuni-%, ihing a irrational: * animal, bruteH?iuJiJii,.p-[,t.'i, s.

creation

\i),muuiuin. a.
:

^S^,uulul^t^uMir a. athcistic,

atheist

fusal, reprobation ; humiliation ; vileness, meanness, worthlessness; j- /_

2>ui,hu to demean, to degrade one's self.
]]^/u>^f.,

'^'iiuipujuli

uneven, unpoli-

shed.

without lining.

godly, irreligious.

contemptuous,

disdainful, haughty, offensive\i)..ap,l.n^Pl-Ji, s. offence, slight, re-

un-

llim^T-.//^ . unjust, partial,

\^uii,^.u,pnt-P-l;tX

s,

[quity.

unjustness, ini-

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ft^P
\f},u,p^iA a. unproductive, fruitless

useless

s.

indivisibility.

worthless.

\\)ipai[um,

deformity,

\if,u,il-nul3^l,ti. s.

without sun, dark, cloudy.

n^iijifiJ-u/i,
,uji a. unworthy, un[,j
fit, improper; condemnable, blamable,
illegal, dishonest; - 4"^./"/'^/_' to dis-a.

11.%.

[unworthily.

dain,

ad.

truali

U5-

tt'bP

D^puxf <..%ff<./7^<j^

ttni

'{I

W%MupJ-u/i,l,

U?/<^eA<A;

S.

j-<

ad.

\\)i,ui,J-.a%n.-P^l,iii s.

unworthiness.

weak, feeble,
unmanly, timid, pusillanimous, cowardly; gigantic, enormous, monstrous.
O^tutpliui^ryii a. more or very feeble,
- weak, - timid.
[wardly.
\i}iu,plt

pt-nf

pt-iaj a.

t]>u//>^>4>% a.

timorous, fearful

}i},iuplii,t-P[it-% s.

timidity,

co-

pusillani-

mity, fearfulness, cowardice; gigantic

size.

[i^mp[i^ a. that has no blood, bloodless that does ndt bleed.

HS^iuipituip- a. moneyless, poor; gra-

irreproachable, irreprefrank, sincere ad. irreproafrankly, openly.

M^ipiuqu,/ a.

hensible
;

incomparable, matchincongruous, disproportionate.

a. that does not calumU.*'ptutlpu
niate, that does not detract; irreproaH^tpiuiiy-uj,!, a.

less

unworthily.

UUfoftU-

tt.

ded.

chably

unworthy.

a.

Mjipuiluuit-it

[fortune, adversity.
nate, unhappy.
U?/p"^"".-/*/"i s. unhappiness, mis\i),pmiiu>^plrib a. simple, uncompoun-

chable, irreprehensible.
Wiipu/i,
^_3 as. irrational
,

dumb

a-

nimal; blockhead.
HfipjiAu, \\)ipu/i,iup,M,p ad. stupidly,
irrationally, like a dumb animal.
\]),pu/i,.ulim'b a. like a dumb animal,

stupid ; irrational.
^,pu!iimfnfb a. very stupid, more
rational or brutal.
X^ipiiihu/iiiuir, uijiu/ va. to brutify.

ir-

tuitous, gratis.
MfiiupifiuP-uiukp a. that does not love
money, generous, liberal.
W^iuipitiupith-ili a. that cannot be re-

vived, or rekindled, not renewable, ex[up.

tinct,
}Si)iuipiruim a.

without roots, rooted

uo trado, or proguileless
immate-

li^iupni-lruin a. of

artless ;
;
fession
rial, simple, natural; rough, rude.
}i^,u,pn^truuini-P-liti, s. simplicity
deness.
;

\jJttapni-P-htJi o, XJ^tuipflnL-P-nLjl
\j}iuipuiiiifEhplrip

pronounced
ticulate.
]i^a,pop,

ted,

waste

a.

that

distinctly,

\]}iiapvpuiii.[ip
;

a.

ru-

to ar-

uncultiva-

intact, chaste.

feeble, poor, low, humble,

petty; minor.
[humble, to abase.
Hj..i/i_uj^tr, i-j^ va. to weaken, to
H^iiuM-iuj-ni-P^ti, s. weakness, debili|ifcuii-i^ a.

inconsiderableness.
\i^iati.iMip,n a. infinite, interminable,
endless, continual, perpetual; not finished.
\ip,p.,u<f- a. without portion, destitute,
unprovided for; indivisible, inseparable,
[ded, inseparable.
W^ipmJ-uA, WjipiuJ-ut'iik-it a, undivi\^ipu,J-u/uaip,up ad. indivisibly.

U?'pA"-/*^.-*'

stupidity, irration-

*.

without bellowing, -

roaring, - bleating.
\i},puMu[,p a.

ble

W^ipuippiMMo.

mute,

innocent, irreproachaexculpate.
dumb, speechless,
a.

inn^tr^j to
silent.

W^fpiupputn-nt-P-liKjt O, \j^ihtoun*-P-ntJt
,

Hf,pmpi[.lrit a.

simple, un-

compounded.
without friends, [ed.
malevolent, evil-mindWfiputpp a. bad, wicked.
lif'puij a. shut, closed, covered.
yfipiiijuimptrib a. inexplicable, inexW^.puipt/iuiir a.
|]>pu/p4-4Y, a.

cannot be

ty, lowness,

unreason-

[ality, brutality.

IJJi'/puxLui^ a.

\[},piup.l.

difficult

\i%pui%,a,-iip a, irrational;

able, unjust.

pressible.
Hy.piu^ ^j a. infinite, unbounded,
unlimited, innumerable, immense.
,

whose power

\h,pMUM.u,q^P a.

is infi-

nite.
\i}ipa,,.iuituii-iui_ a.

vasting in extent,

immense, unlimited.

[bl6.

\i),ptut.utiu/ii u.

insufficient, incapa-

W},pui,-iii/iui%ni-P'[,i.i s.

incapacity.

insufficiency,
[rable parts.

composed of innumegrow or increase excessively, to be immense.

1]^<(:u->/o^ a.

\i^paii.u/ii,uj; iijty vn. to

W^puMi-trit a.

measurable,

incomprehensible, im-

infinite.

;,

,;

27
\[i,p.iui^ii.pi,^, s. infinity,

U^/fiA-^mirA-^. a.

immensity.

infrangible.

aiq.
lifiil.iyinmiini-.ju/iilrir, <><-j/l

refy

VCI.

to liquefy.

tO Ta-

[faction.

rarefaction ; liquethat cannot be kept

13?"/-"j""'-/3-/.ti s.

barren, sterile; unfruitful, unproductive,

[infertility.

Wjiip.lri^iu,i.npniL.p-l,Ki,

s.

barreuuess

mouthless, speechless.
W'F^C^d' (" intolerable, insupporta-

Xif.iilrp.u'i,

a.

ble,

[ness.

MiipP-hit

that cannot be blunted,

a.

unblunted, sharp.
M^ipJ-^iiuliufi,

[ble.

\if,pj^^til, a. incura-

incurability.

l}^ip.J-^ni.l3-[itA s.

a.

in a cage, wild, untameable.

W^iifujli

megrim.

[r s.

does not disgust

not to disgust.
U,%rfi-/^ s. handle.

\ii'f"i'L.

tliat

ij/iih-fj

barren-

infertility,

\i!bptritnt.p-[it.% s.

\i?iil-u,ii.i,i.tr,i

deformed, ugly.
unspotted not freckled.
lJ,>#^t. o. ignorant, unlearned, stupid, awkward ^-i#
ignorantly, inadvertently atall events, at all hazards
a.

H-lriilr^lili

UJ-^tt

j-u ij/iik-ij

JJfipimpmii ad. supernaturally.

W^ip^tuifi a. houseless ; uninhabited,
desert; - um^ilrij to depopulate, to unpeople.
W^ijiiiuiliu/ii a. artificial, unnatural.
U.'irpiu.^'"-'^/"-'*' * depopulation.
M^pii^ S. U,</p/4.
Jjftpn/t/- a. incurable.
H^.pyu a. unfruitful, barren.

u^pniluiiii^uili

ij^ipnilujjir^iuijfir^ii

G, in-

infinity,

im-

mensity.

U,>/^/.6- a. not described, not marked,

not written; that cannot be marked,
hard.
[without price.

l),7f/A

a.

inestimable, invaluable,
drinks no wine,

|],%if/At^pn.. a. that

]]>^^.u/;( a. ignorant.
U,'>,^/..i,u.i</", iuii>y

a.

incurable, irremediable.
y^ipn.^ a. of a different nature, bastard, spurious.

a.

without force, wil-

n^ipniiiupuMp ad.

[ble.

lingly, freely.
^ipn^uiii-iuui a.

voluntary

inviola-

once, at one time;

notwithstanding; -/.< -, this
once _ - another time u##i.u/^/.t/ the first time ^ - only once p^-r
Hlfc^uif/" rf. con/,

even,

-.

H^ii-P iMi^u/i, 'Q^i.^p-uiiikp a. hardhearted, delighting in cruelty, cruel.

\i^i,il3-ni-P-[,ifii s. cruelty, inhumanity.

rant; to forget one's

without flame.
U.'i.poj.i.^tt a. uninflammable.
Jj^'piiil

many

>

often;

times,

Jfti-uuiiiii-uiJ',

once more, over again; iun.-Jfi, at

once, this time ^a/iift^u - every time
,

how many

times

l],'i.f.u/^^/i<-i

unsuccessful, un-

a.

ted; not liable to scandal.

y^^iym,
rous

f_j a.

thin,

rare, subtile

uHiif-liMint-P h-iuirp.

Wiq-i'P a.ad.

without

to

become

letters,
;

who employs English

who knows how to speak En-

W^inj'lliiup.ui'ii

phrases;

a.

[English idioms.

glish.
ll^i^^foipuAA-ir,

frj/i

vn.

to

incompact, po-

be

dilated,

liquid, to liquefy.

employ

anglicism.
speaks English.

|],'i'/^//^iupuAn-/?/>-W s.

who

a.

English; -

hlit-iit-^^

the
the Anglican church - puippum.
English language htC-, anglicism.
y^iiflliuipfii, ad. in English; after the
English manner s. English, the English
language - nuiu/bhi^ [uoulnj to learn,
[glishman.
to speak English.
^?"t'd""3b 3'-"3 " English; s. En;

soft, liquid.

O^f.uf/ufiut/uo/', lujiaj vn. to

to rarefy

be igno-

to

ignorantly.
- print;
unwritten, verbal, oral ignorant, uninstructed ; verbally, by word of mouth.
unfindable, rare, prel];>f/..-m a.
cious, dear.
UJ//;^i./ii a. without a head, headless
[hard.
without a leader or chief.
lJ,t/ij.&-A-^ a. that cannot be marked,
U>^Y., q-k-,/^, i-Srua h.fujg s. vulture.

rience;

}j;i,filluliuM%

not liable to stumble, surefoo-

vn.
self.

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

incomprehensible.
]]^l.l,in,.p[,Jii s. ignorance, inexpe-

J^iH-i'lJiiuliiou s.

satisfied.

k-ltr/b a.

unmercifully.

\iliiq.P;upiupad. cruelly,

abstemious.

comprehensible, inconceivable.
X^.pniliuiiii.iulini-P-lsiA s.

to connive, to dissemble.

'

.,;
;
,

W"t"'i ct. ungrateful, unthankful;

discontented, dissatisfied.
\i}ji-nf, [ijj a.s. not existing, having
no being; non-existence, non-entity;
nothing tunujp W^iumt^iuh- t^u^ump^
juAif-yl,^ God created the world from
;

nothing;

vainly.
a. colourless.

jufiii-nju

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

a palsy, to have a paralytic stroke.
TH^iij.iuin^int.i^-nt.p-lic.'b s. palsy, paralysis.
lJ>^oi/;/#//-(^ a,

laimed, crippled-

lameness.

\]f,ii.uiiru,/at,ini.l3-[Mi-% s.

fi^j^uAoi, ad.

prompt, diligent:
without delay.
there, yonder.

\}?,q.iaa.iu,it

a.

irrevocable; S. U^/,

despi-

M^ii-utummli,

Mj

s.

cable, blamable, condemnable.

Hhtif-nplt a. idle, inactive, indolent,
lazy; ineffectual, inefficacious, ineffec-

}\^i^uiu.ii,u'ii,

\i?>q.nfi,

Wi,l.nfn,-Rt

s.

U.i^njAi-./',

to

va.

lrj[,

blame

slight, to reprove, to

despise, to
jeer, to
; to

ridicule, to mock.
U.i^n,A/r^. a. contemptible,

tive; unexecuted, incomplete;

tivated li-pfil'i' ~ 'iv^aste land.

uncul-

'

a.ad.

\i},j.u/r,^uiil

nothingness, nothing.

diligently, promptly,

fields

uiij s.

portico, porch,
cultivated land,

village.

without educatioD,
uneducated, ungoyerned.
]i},q.,Miu, a. not sentenced, not con\]},q.u,u,n[,u,[iuii u.

Xffiif.npb-u'ii.plrili a.

demned.

l]?/f.7^S-/^^/7t./3/irt5i

iJ^iif-uiinuiMiiiMipui a. not deserving

demnation, blameless.

impracticable.
inexecution,
s.
non-performance ; unfinished state.
lt/^n^6-ui6-._/?/.<_% s. disuse, obsoleteness,
[indolence ineiScacy.
;

i|J?/y7^,a-fr-/3fii s.

idleness, inaction,

\i)l.ui[,Jt
[,j a. irrevocable, irreclaimable; impenitent; held in mortmain.
,

JUpiif-iitpJi

cably.

placable.

diable, irreparable, incurable.

not foretold, not pre-

H^nf-ni-^,// a.

dicted.

|]?/if uirj/M

l],%^ty

fJk'y

herd, cattle

Hfc^omf
U,^/^

a.

nj

s.

field

-:^

M)iili'i,

yonder, in that place

- f %k-ppu therein, within f i/fr^ there above, yonder above; - /< Ityp,
down there, below - '"""' then.
and now; u,uin L. -, here and there.
incessant, continual
'SS^iil.uiq.mi, a.
restless, agitated; ad. incessantly, con-

spot, immediately,

ad. there,
,

tinually.
tj/.

to

va.

examine, to

search; to think, to meditate.

- t"k ~

'

^i.ur, nj s. limb, member;

jo^
to dissect, to dismember, to anatomize, to carve.

zJri_,

''-

'"I'll-

on the

out of hand, with-

out delay.
}\3,q.^npq.

u,j

s.

herdsman, shepherd.

bucolic.
herd.
indecent, unbecoming, un-

U?/^4-"/y.'"4"''fc a.

w''tk"["i-'"-P-l'^
U?'7-4-'< a.

seasonable

s.

absurd, clumsy, extravaj~u indecently, un;

becomingly; awkwardly, unseasonably.
;

gant, ridiculous

l]?#^/x/2(t-./;

unshaken,

there; -,-iun. %J],'b,-

ad.

hfi^^'i^kb

q-lruijj S. flock,

country.

U,'i!.^t^-nii a.

the. fields, country.

U?/ij.

irreme-

tidote, counter-poison.

fallow, soil

t['jl

a.

firm, resolute.

vrithout girdle.

/.J

fields,

Uj>^fr^Ar.

ignorant.

a. illiterate,

Jifiif^liiuiii^.n

Hfc^iu^z/iAt^

irrevo-

ad.

\i^if.,iipjuipiiii

incompassionate, unpitying, inhuman cruel, barbarous, imU?/^._/? a.

cofl-

n-J-m-iuftin, a.

complaisant,

easy, gra-

cious, condescending.
M^.f-J^plril. a. inviolable
that cannot
be contravened or mistaken; irrefra;

anatomical.
anatomist.
s. anatomy ; - mn.^

\\j,il.uiiru,^^iu,liiii'ti a.

\S)iii.u,in,i^-lfi, s.a.

]J}i^i,inu,ibir,,_p'p
^it-_,

to anatomize.
ad. anatomically.
the dissected parts.
[n^ffj, ,uj 5^/<j a.S. pa-

\i?'q.ifif7u,ii/7,op^'7i

ralytic, palsical.

}}?iri.[nrul.u,pj a-ad.

sistibly,

\]^ii.iuin[3-[_ s.

W'l-iU'Hainjiy-

gable.

irresistible

irre-

beyond contradiction.

\h,q.ju,ip S. W't-n-.^.
V^'t'l^rq-'^cl'

V^'t'ii'ti^il'

[ble, firm.
"

immova-

dwelling in the abyss; infernal: spread over the abyss.

l],>/^'><^.uf.?,,(

a.

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29
swallowed up

Xfyifbu-utilip a.ad.

abyss, sunk deeply

tl?'^'i'^</<>/> a.

an

in

to a great depth.

USiT-

p-hpiuV ih-uHL-, tattler, person of an unbridled tongue.

[from above.

deep as an abyss, un-

JH^iif-nt^uui

S.
l)?'viif"'4fr/<J a.

dividing the abyss.

l]?.p^o#yt/^ a.

sunk in an abyss

very deep.

[hellish,

Wiii^iif-^jl^ a.

very deep; infernal,

a,$. belonging to

}ji}ir^iifMiMnhtiiti>liu%

the prince of hell ; prince of hell.

ll^^>^ufiif>n/>fi
a.
making a deep
vortex; turning itself in the abyss.

W't

plunged, submerged,
precipitated in an abyss; engulfed; ll-'i-lru to plunge, to engulf, to sink to
the bottom; - u,n.%lru to submerge, to
a.

^tvp

S.

unshaken, firm.
peak.

summit of a moun-

X^iq-npf, a. quiet, still,

tranquil, calm,

mild,p6aceable easy, convenient, comfortable - or j>if(in-nppni- peaceably, in

tranquillity
comfortably, at ease ;

to calm, to quiet, to
soften, to appease, to comfort.
U^'T-n/'/'u'^/'/' s. receipt, discharge,^
,un^lri_,

J-

,uiiiyi_,

quittance.

there

soon

as,

tion of the world.

U^f ad. there

beyond, on the other

yonder 'f .^<y</> - to the city ^uA, pr. beyond, further than, on the
other side of, over - .p>-A qitn.lj beyond
;

the sea.
Uj/^puFpAy/oL^?

[position.

metaphor; trans-

s.

M^i^piu^nfl, a. further.
n:i,if.pu,ii.u,pA U.S.

reciprocal, mutual;
requital, return,

retrograde
exchange.

inverse

retrogression;
reflecrepercussion

H^i^puiij.uipJni-P-li^'ii s.

tion; rebound.
Va. tO
""-jl'
to reverberate to reflect
to repel, to cause to rebound.
Xtjiq-piuiiuiir, uitjiiij vn. to go beyond,
to go further, to pass, to go before\i},q.piM,'if[i/i
%lili oxtiliu/ii, 4""? a.*. "el'Q^irf.puirt.iapini-qin%!rlT,

drive back

dest, first-born.

that destroys the

\i)i^,u'jiliu,tna^ a.

first-born.
'[i^iq.ptu'iili.uirlfh

magnanimous.

>(]:['"'-"'"*

radically, originally, naturally

:

IJ^itl-npixuii^m a. possessing a tranquil mind, calm, of a peaceable dispo-

sition

reverberation,

[tain,

'^^iif.iipj,

llJi^/.^ijLuA|p s.^l,

'/'

\]i,^pu>^[,p s^ inscription.

tt.

anew, afresh even then - '/' f^'li"'-.

from my infancy - j.
pmp^i^s-h'iik ui^uuMptii, from the' crea-

by a deep

fortified

trench; very deep.

U?'^"4
ll?'f 4'"4'"*' a. vexatious,
grievous melancholy.
1],?/j-fi4i7t./3/ii-1> *. melancholy, grief.
\]),ii.n,iy.ni^

W^'q-p m-pirHh od.

ad.

p-l/iik l"rJk

precipitate, to sink.
lifiifii^iiiifinu a.

U^<f..np< ad. from, since, as

when

side
tf-filii^uiillitf-ioi

thence

ad,

l)>^ ni^pWA

fathomable.

H^if-nitpuAiair, lojuy vu.

one's self; to be easy, to

a. first-born.

}i^,if.pu/iiliu/iimir,

to

composo

be comfor-

ui^uij

vn.

be

to

el-

dest; to claim primogeniture.

^iq-piJiiliuapiup a. that gives the right
of primogeniture.

table.
jJ^q.fjppujBni-nm'hh-iff ni-ap

\\^in.putiilfiuqni^qUihh-J*

Ij^n.nnnlrtt'f

make
calm, to pacify; to comfort, to soften,

Va*

"'-^P

tO

eldest, to give the right of pri-

mogeniture.
seniority, primo-

^iif.pu.'i.lini-P-liiii

to alleviate.

geniture, right of primogeniture.

li^if.putiltupuilip s.pU

U^/j.n^^/r^ a. quieting, calming, tran-

Hii^n^pni./3/itA

breeches, hose,

trousers.

quillizing.
s.

tranquillity, calm,

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

a.

immoveable,

firm,

repose ease, comfort.

constant; inflexible.

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

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

stancy, resolution.
U^^^^i ad. again, anew, afresh;
from or to the same place, in the same

tartar.
U>^"-tt# a. without gates,

uu/hhij to

la^.q-P^ni-ni-P-ltLii

situation

open ;

s-

con-

firmuoss,

q-iuiuinau to

return -

recommence ;

iHt/_,

ulnr.

to re-

30

rub
peat or say over again
lliiq-pcUr^. a.

[//

W'tplRHpI'-

statuary, seulpirni^p-l'i^i s. sculpture.

]S^L-[,lr.-n,p^

gr.

;'

j-u
J-"

disappearance.

<

U.J-uj

tO

Vfl,

Va-

eructation.
utiinscvibed; without
unsealed; not ratified; -without
s.

[hidden
cause to disappear, to hide.
pirp.ali a. v;hose veins are
y^'lrpl-'

[nag, hackney.

confirmation.

s.

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

Ujifr^,

a.

\S^.h^,uiliuti,

much embarras-

sed, much perplexed, inextricable,

lo'inrm-,,. MM,n^,hi_,
without escape to hem in on all sides, to cut ofF all
means of escape from - >t"-W3 blind
alley; street or court with only one
//-

>

[unoreate.

entrance.
fJ

\^-irpke":M' doubtless,
indubitable, sure, certain, unquestionable, incontestable, indisputable ; ad.
doubtless, indubitably, certainly.
^y,lrpliii^n,-[3 [.Li, S' certainty, cer-

i.ujj.uuiku

Miik-ij l^kiu/iiLit a.

uncreated,

U>i-.<"4"'^' o.

born of increated God.

l]y,lr,^lt[,'i, a.

l]>t,^u#4fr^. a.

without iron, - chains.

interminable,

boundless.

titude.
Jiy,irpliir.-.i, a.

ger

free from dan-

safe,

bold, fearless

infallible, faithful

certain, doubtless;
acf. safely, in safety;
;

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

certainly

made by increated

confi-

dence, security; boldness.

God.
fJjilr.iuAt-il, a.

D>t^puy^

a.

that cannot be created.

without brother.

a.

delible, not to

uncreated
unblamable.

l)?/tYf -/?/-% s.
liy.lri^lri, a.

tl>t/,

law ;

wife's father, father-inor \Jip^u/jiiu%iTp An-

s.

tilibanus.

unmusical.
\\},lriimJ-^n,.p[,M.% s. ignorance
music.
\iy,k(,mJ-[,^ a.

of

\}f,kiiui%uiir, uijujf vn. to become father-in-law, brother-in-law.

Ij^i/rpuiiiii/ii

in, unruly; unbridled,

ungoverned, debauched.
Itfct/rp a.

Hiit^t^,

not brounreined,

\]y,t-ii,atiu/ri,u^ a.

ken

[nab

not bounded by time, eter]jy,lri,/r/fnf

night, that always

eternal, endless.

tt.

'

Mi'i^pkt'-'vf-

\\i.irplil..-q^..irn,-Pl,ii, s.
'

\S),trpliJl,u,

irroligion.

fearlessness.

\i),i^pli[.,-,in,-Pl,iX s.

\)^lrpiiJh,lriP

O.

wlthOUt

hesitation, resolute, certain.

state.

\^['iiui%ai'iini^

jM^irpkb'-v

1).^%4/.^,^,

bold, courageous,
p.P a.ad. fearless,
intrepid fearlessly ; courageously, in[God, irreligious.
trepidly.
li>,fr^^/i<_y.6- a- that has no fear of
;

incorruptible, indissoluble inbe effaced; inviolable.

\iy,h,ip-n,-P^.-'i, s. incorruption, indisBolubleness.

Hr^p

\iy,irplpui.{.i,pit!rip a.

cannot be

that

cultivated.
\)y,lrp^piu,.i.nL- a. that doesnotadore,
[in-law's son).
indevout, irreligious.
\if,lrp^pq.[,sm. brother-in-law, (father\]y,ir,^ a. not enough cooked, raw.

'lutiuiqiUi

a. indifferent.

V}?,^uim^u^/nt./?/,<_'i,. .

1]>^.i/^^ a.

indifference.

unadorned, without em-

bellishment; unpolished, uncivilized.

a^. qiuptt-i .Aui.r,

iiijui)

vn- to

be

divest-

ed of ornament.

that lias no
the light;

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

of ornament, to despoil, to disfigure.

hidden,

without ornament, disfiguration, despo-

enjoys

l]>;ju/^7-n-/?/.<-i 4\
'

to vanish, to

dfi-i^u

- il^-iri<;

nish, to disappear.

'Qy^l-lin^r, ./.j.

il'

ufiMlrpin-n.-P-iupjup

\iy,lr[,lr.-n,-P^,u'llur,

\i?t'f.pyP:p

B.'fct/^,

.-n.-Pl'3 a.ad. invisible,

invisibly; -.
;

imperceptible, insensible

infinitive

disappear

.%^, mil S. IJ?'^/'^-

MHrh t"p S-.

mark;

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

vanished

[tor.

a.

^tpb''

unimaginable.

Inviolable S- W^^J^plr^
^fr/3 s. statue ; bust;

coloanns.

iltp-/iii"[i[t,

in.ii
lJ?/t^fr--.4./fr^. a.

[fi-nj,

iS^i^pl,

S. ll?"/-4*'

j^''^p''''-'"lib o.nd. invisible,

obscure; ignoble; invisibly.

liation.

state of

any thing

U^fu/i.ui(

luj a. childless;

barren

itJ',

deprive of childring,

nL.j[, va. to
to kill children.

impenitent, irreclaima.,
irrevocable.

\i)"l^'i2.< /'J

able

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

ineiftricable.

y^iiflrpd^ a.

unarmed.

l]>2.47 a.

be bereayed

undeprived.

a.

\S?"(l.'pli

of children.
s. state of a person
barrenness.
U^/^jsu/,^ a. at leisure, disengaged,
unemployed, undisturbed.

1],>,^A^. a. not to be repented of,

not to be regretted.
\]i"lil2j"-Pt s. impenitence, obduracy.
^^%lr[b a. infl?,;^//A l]?/,^A-//-/A

leisure, tranquillity.

considerable, imperceptible.
Mf-q^^a. without sacrifice; unworthy

'^iqui^uiliai.p [ii^i

ber-eft of children;

\^ilp.,uqnM.p-f

s.

be sacrificed.

to

insensible, imperceptible.
W^i^jlJuiT, tag a. rascally, knavish,''roguish, wicked; foolish, mad.

ll>,^y^ a. odd,

\\)iq^uiili o.

'^,l-f.,u,nup,p ad. foolishly,

stupidly;
va. to en-

rable, unparalleled, unequalled.

imprudently, perversely.
U,'fcjjf./tjn.jAt/',

rage, to

be rascally,
be wicked; to become

iiL-gi'tj

vn. to

be knavish, to
mad, to grow mischievous.

to

ill

turn,

wicked

U.%i^.Y'"4j"'-P/'"-'*' *

action.

dull, stupid; besotted, infatuated, stu-

disparity, inequadisjunction, separation; discord,

division, dissension, disunion: virgi\i},^t^i.n.-P[,t^- s.

lity

[ble, infinite, perpetual.

]}}l,u^

jU.^'YJ-'W'' D.*"ef-"'juip.uip ad. insensibly, imperceptibly;

stupidly.
\}^qy-utjittf^tu^b

S. \j?"l^"^/ a.
wji-y vn. to

be stupid

U'^'?y-'?/'"j'"-j"'^'^'^'

l}fian-u/slii/'t li-nutj

to de-

O, \}Jinn-iujis/lttutP*

\l?iqy.>y,-l3-[,ui, s. insensibility, stupidity, apathy, indolence, lethargy.

,

ij,^>^7-u..

/ij a.

not vigilant, care-

inattentive; j-n, j-ta ad. insensibly.

JH^tfif-uiuuint-P-liE^i s. want of a vigilance, carelessness, inattention.
Ji^'q-t^/i^ t"'-it3 a. incautious, uncircumspect, inconsiderate, imprudent,
unwary, heedless.

less,

}^ti^f-^ju

ll?'^n-2"/i"'/

ad.

without

precaution, inadvertently, imprudently.

\S)l^ni^^,.p li, s. want of circumspection, unwariness, imprudence, inconsiderateness, negligence.
1],%^o%, I'g a. stupid, foolish, senseless, indiscreet.

to lose strength,

be feeble.
render
render po-

\i^l^[,u,gnL.gu.%/rj; otj/. va. to

feeble, without force,

to

[ness

werless,
Wi^pnt-PliL^i

invalidity.

weakness, feeblenot
l)>4^, kl'j, l]?'4-"'4 a.s. that does
exist, null, none nothing, non-entity.
s.

Jinig a. insensible.

'\i^,^u,/L.%
,

\iilo[,.'i.u^,r, ,jj,,.jvn.

to

""st ^^" to infa-

tuate, to stupify, to hebetate

prive of reason.

interraina-

weak,
U.^,.^,,^, .go. without power,
impotent, feeble ; unmanly, fainthearted; inefficacious, insufficient; invalid.

be insen-

to be infatuated.

li^'ti""'-"''/'"''

Wi,qo2Ui^M>i a. disinterested.

l)?'Yy-"^/> ^/U?'?jf-'f/i

sible, to

nity,

pified.

M^iufiyu/iiMi/;

disjunction, se-

insensible, inanimate,

t!?'?3-"i7' 1'3 "

l]^qn.-^u,lim-i,n.-P[i s. matchlessness,
incomparableness, excellence.

paration virginity.

roguery, knavery

\S%iii-ui,rni-l3-l,i^, s.

malignity,

matchless, incompa-

l].'>,^^,f .4.-A a.

gnt-ijli

make wieked.

\S)iq>fjuilliir,

not apair; different,

dissimilar - .t"V^''U *<> spoil the pair,

[ed.
to render dissimilar.
be refresh\^iin,lu,'i,..,il a- that cannot

U.%4^64.

V'*^/'j *?'

imprecation, ma-

lediction; execration, horrour,

dete-

station.
\i'j,kn,-PlSi. s.
}i),p,l^...ib

nothingness.

M^.p.^u.'iiu.ib a.

not desi-

rable, detestable.

impatient
IJ.V-'f'V W'tL-'ph-'^it
intolerable, insupportable.
that cannot be ta\}^,p,/i-,.jt.lri[, a.
'

ken incomprehensible, inconceivable.

;

a.

incontestable, indisputable.

unresisting; resistless, ir[parent.

opaque, transW),l^l.,l.l.>r,u^,P a. not

^/".//^//."j a.

resistible-

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5].%^%*^, etc. S. W-i[h.iru etc.
Wi'i^iq-^uia, a. uninterrupted, continual, successive; ad. uninterruptedly,
successively.
ad.

Wt'j^i'j^JIilu.Iiu.'i,

a.

sible

a.

fied, insufficient.

dry.
unspilt raw, unprepared.
;

i)},pui^iu/ifj[ii

W^Puiilia/iij,

opa-

a.

W'R fupni-uui

U.W*"

\S^p-lr,U
%h-ir,

to

[,

wood embers

s.

cover the

\i.iR' 'eevi-

manifest,

^il, a. incoucealable,
dent, public.

- ,uip^uM_

with ashes.

fire

\S^,Ph,[..;l S. l]?,^t,^-/.

\]tntJii.nJii,u^ni-P^l,ti,

incapacity,

s.

inability.

complete, perfect;
completely.
\]?,ph-^, /13 a. without wings.
\S),pir^, a. peeled, scaled.
li^p/rpl, a. entire,

ad. entirely,

inadmissible.

Ji^'n/^iq-n^it-il, a.

\i:r,f^iP-tn.%^, a. illegible,

unreadable.

M^H^p^plij^ a. supperless.
y\^ij^,liuii_

a.

|],'fc/3-#i/n,i#/*.

[penetrability.
\i),p/,u//.jl[ni-P[,ii> s. opacity, im-

inseparable, indivicontinualD>*^m. a. that cannot be jolted

out of its place, fast; firm, steadfast.
U,i^%^itA,z.^ a. incapable, unqualiM^i/A^Jli^iril,

|J>//?3 a.

W},p,u^

S.

que, impenetrable.

immediately.
immediate.

\i)-l^i,l.Jlil,uiL,u[i

U^iPtup^'f

S. D,>/^'iy.#7.%i-^.

il'blrij

to

be inadmissible.
U.'i^'fc^fr^a.

\i?,pkpl^il' ^- inflexible, stiff.

X^ph^^^Pliiii s. inflexibility,

ness, hardness.

without companion, alone.

unsociable
unso-

\i^,P[iuiii>,nn,i

stiff-

[consul.
XijiP^li-uituinnu S. prO-

want of fortune, poverty.

not familiar, strange unaccustomed; indocile, wild, savage.

proconsulship.
innumerable, immense.
U>/3^fti/.n a. unoircumcised.
\i^,PlJ,uiu,ni-P [it^ s- uncircumcision;
[inexpiable.
prepuce.
lJ?//3^, W'Pn'iiJ' a. unpardonable,
Yi^iPn/i, a. without poison.
}i^,pn^u.i a. without pension, wages
without the last Sacrament.
IIVJ^ nr/iia. without nephews ornieces.

\iiil^tinirini.p-l,Li, g. waut of familiarity; disuse; indocility, ferocity.

rable,

Wn^-ljtrpuiliu.'ii a.

cial,

[ness.

^liiilikpiali.u'i.nL.p^lti^u s.
W'i^ilitrf,,ui,i^l, a.

unsociable-

that loves not his

companions.
U-VM^'^z/'
inflexible,

a.

indomitable, invincible,

unconquerable.

Hfiftii^ij, s.

U>^^i#A-^ a.

Hfifj^iuipuipiui,

\}^i^p,^u,puii,

ad.

}},%Pl,uiu.u,n.-P[,.-i. s.

Jj^tPl-i. a.

U^/Jm-zu^/oi

Ji^fPnck-i^ a.

innume-

[not baked.

\i^jPni-[i})r a.

unhaked - uu-if,,,), urn

;

indiscreetly, imprudently.
H^.f^iinpn,/^ a. indiscreet, imprudent.
ll,V*"'f"y."'-/*/"-^' s. indiscretion, im-

unforeseen, unexpected.
la^.J-u.iTu.'i, a. that cannot arrive

prudence.

arrived, slow, tardy.

U?#e/-u/"o.

too late; unseasonable;

Xi^iJ-uiiruAiuiii a.

not

not limited or subject

W'ltuuihplit.p S. \^iiintlrp[iM-n,

to time, eternal; unseasonable.

Uj/J-ui//A</.4</.fi<u^ or ui^u ad. unsea-

\i)iPuiq.uj^P a. kingless.

sonably

l^iP-iufuu/iii a.

eternally.

without importunity,

- intrusion.
\i),[3-ui^ a.

unburied.
s. armful, any thing car-

U?,/?.*j/,^

ried under the arm-pit.

s.

\ifi[9-ij,iu,/i s.

\i,%J-,iiJh.-P[,Jii s. mischance, disappointment unseasonableness.

;

unfading; incorruptiamaranth.

\i^,l3-,t,it.ujir a.

ble:

\}Jt<r~ tu tlti/but l^

arm-pit,

}jy,J

lated; inexplicable.

a. heirless.

UjicAu/n-^i^fr//', A-jf va. to

heirs

\ii,(3 u.[,^,r,u-i,, \i),p^,i,^n^%til, a. without interpreter; that cannot be trans-

uin.iu'iMif.

to disinherit.
^J-u.n-ufiif.n,^p\,.^

deprive of

s.

heirless state,

want of succession disinherison.

;

U.^c/-/ui/.i-^

a.

incontestable,

unde-

niable.

uihu ad. inexplicably.

^Puipp, M^.p^uMpPm^
steadfast; with fixed eyes.

a.

earnest,

a. intolerant,
lJ.^cf #.y Jimpatient
incontinent, intemperate, immoderate
violent.

;;;,;

.
;

5
WiiJ-m-J-iupiui,

impatiently

ad.

temperately.

m^'l-puji^uijl, a.ad.
W>[ipiiit,lrir, lrcf[,

\^iJ-ni-J-u,'liatir,

tience, to

l].^^^

in-

uigiy

to loSB pa-

Vll.

grow impatient.
intolerable, insuppor[nent, intemperate.
a. impatient ; inoonti-

offend, to sin
against, to wrong, to injure, to abuse,
to hurt.

\Si'J-nL.J-lrili a.

table,
\i^iJ-nM.J-ii,i_

\l?'[.p,uL[r, ir^.u, vn.

be unrighteous

pass

violence.

'\])iJ-uil,n, a.

sorrowful, grave, s'eripus

to be unjust, to
to sin, to fail in duty.

lI?//>fr,._L/3/,t.i s. injustice, iniquity

injury, wrong, offence, affront; tres-

s. impatience;
intolerance; incontinence, intemperance; immoderation,

(in countenance).

unjust ; ad. unjustly.

va. to

oppression.

Iv'/"-' *'"'-"ji
nTplr'1,,,,,1,

'I-

wheel;

nM-uij s.

*/</-/i,

of a machine

-jhn.u'i.l,

grindstone; - /""^".^.^j, jack; - .,,_

J"3' S'S; - "n-ui^uiliniiinui, 'i,ii,i_[fi, capstern, capstan.
M^i^qn,. a. without a tongue, dumb.
\i}nbn^Pl,t.% s. imperfection, fault
^luutsitil^ uiiluiq youth.
[i?'ll'[i a. incomplete, imperfect.
\i?,it!"-i a. free from vexation, tran,

[curse.

05'/'A-i uM%trni s. nit.

malediction,
s.
that bears a curse; that
curses.
[imprecation.
\bipifui,l.pni-Pj s. malediction, curse,
U.>'/'S-<"4<-- , HV'^'"^"'-/' o. loaded
li^iliiruip.u/iini-P-1,1^
ll.'///i6-/upA-^ a.

with curses

load with

to

ujnjiilrjj

quil.

maledictions.
\i^.[,lti^.r, i-^f.

va. to

curse, to imprecate
to detaste, to
loathe, to abhor, to forswear, to deny
upon oath.
[S. l];i./.5^i4-.
W^iliituMinuipm a. worthy to be cursed;
Uj/^S-t/^Y. a. cursed.

parate

disjoined, se-

U.*'/*-"/'^- a.

0?Y*""'4/a.

Mi.l.itu,%ir,r, (.frf,,

that cannot be united virgin.

Wf'ci/^ uj'-^ba ct- indissoluble ; in-

soluble.
Bf'isj" dark,

obscure.
disobedient.

U?Y/.. a.
U?/ifi.u.y

lt>Y,..,j a.

[pure.

unwashed, im-

U,^Y>i-6-u.^/%
\lf,^jM-&ii/i,t-ip a. indissoluble, incorruptible insoluble, not
to be decomposed ; that cannot be de,

incon-

Ji^^j^^timili a. unintelligible,

ceivable, incomprehensible.
]^,l,inu%,uitni-Pji s- unintelligibility

ciphered,

[bleU?Y"-6-/'^ a. indissoluble, incorrupti-

incomprehensibility.
Wjil.Jiauin a, foolish, senseless, insipid; irrational, absurd.
|],'^///;u/u/i/^^ a. that does not love
wisdom, ignorant; unphilosophical.
W^fniliiJrtlinuiiiiftnnt-P-lliSli

\jjiliiftuuinni^^

senselessness, absurdity.
H^ipi/hij a. incomprehensible insen[nothingness.
sible,
Ufip,^, l^i^j a. pennyless, poor;*.
JJ^i^^.u'ti a. without a prince, - chief,
- governor, in anarchy ; vulgar, plebeian.

UJilni-iii-PliiSb S. U^liinifni-P-liii,
y?iini-ul,1i, a.

U.%"-;' "

anarchy.
not real, false; acci-

unheard

of,

new, extraorwithout

dinary; deaf; disobedient;

news, - tidings.

/?/.-%*. folly,

moonless, dark.

Ufl^uiiLiap

Xj^lin-ulliu/Tt

\}},n.t^^i

a.

that never ceases to speak; incessant

ad. incessantly.
\l,%iunq_ a. deaf; disobedient.
W'ls^n'in'-P-lit^i s.

disobedience.

W'U!"'-["t ^* D?'""j^'
l],%/p a. infallible ; sure.

W},[,^u/i,nLj3-^i-'ri s.

X^liuli, [ij a.

dental.
anise.
bodiless, difformed.
\i},[,[,u.^, ,j a. unjust, iniquitous,
wicked; injurious, offensive; perfidious, disloyal ; false, illegitimate ; tyunjustly,
rannical
ad. -, j-[i j-u
iniquitously.
H},[iun'r,

[,

s.

U.%/#^ii a.

y^l,pii.,M,mtr,ti a.

just or the injustice.

that hates the jin-

/jii/i,

[p,/u,a/u,t-iP a. firm,

unshakeable

indissoluble, incorruptible; inviolable.

[peace, turbulent.
\if,/iiii a.- ripe.
\]^,/iiiu,iuj,iiiiu/^li
a.
that loves not
\],%fii,.qii,j

tionary

a.

without movement, sta-

indeclinable.

be economical
except; to respect; to

^lt.^-/t.^, lr^[i vna. to

to

spare,

to

preserve.
Wfiluuf/ni-PliLi, s.

economy respect

exemption; preservation.

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unmixed, simple, pure.

J^.^iui,.'!, a.

unmixed

Hf./u,a.i..Rl-^. s. purity,

state

intemperance.

sincere, ingenuous;
simple, unadulterated;
well disposed; ad. sincerely; loyally,
faithfully, with simplicity, innocently.
a.

DS-Zuu/fV^"'/"

loyal, faithful

lif'fiuipfuuip a.

IkV""'/'/'"/"

dation

unruined, solid.
without base or foun-

not boiled, raw.

\ii>/uai.-u,[i a. clear, luminous, bright.
U.V"""/""^ a- incessant, unintermitted, unceasing, continual; unobstructed; ad. without opposition or intermission, constantly, incessantly, continually.
a. indivisible,

infrangible.

unsuspicious sincjere.
]i,y.,l^u. not scrupulous unexcepXHiliikp a.

tionable.

UV"/""

tliin,

Of. that does

[artless.
not wander; straight.
naive,
\i?,fuiipu,tniiH a. ingenuous,
\i9,/unp4nL.i,^ a. inconsiderate, rash,
imprudent.
{i^/unp'itii-irif. lfe/'"/4/-"'F'"/' ad. imprudently, inconsiderately, without ri,

[ness.

flection.

uncompact, porous.

"

unleavened, azymous,
[stitute.

unfermented.

unprotected, forlorn, dethat does not protect; unprotected, forlorn.

thoughtlessdoes not
"'J a. that

U,V""^4/'7-"'^"'-/^^'-*
,

keep secret, indiscreet.

U?//^4^^u#u;#4n-/*?

*.

indiscretion.

inconsiderateness, rashness, temerity.

H}'/""['z_ a. without a bay.
U,%^/7^4^^o.-/J/<iJfc

s-

{ifilunp^Jf a. inevitable.
M^i/unj, W^i/anjirit a. invuluBrable.
0?//u/7jiL/3^f tir s.

invulnerability.

U?'/""'-t a. indestructible; inconsi-

derate, blind, unthinking.

|],%/uni-2C^ a. intrepid, calm.
l].'>//H.#7i/^a.unrufiied, calm, peaceable.
\}),pin-nM[u,p,ti(f

U^/un-oi/j
1],V"'^/'>

[i?,fi,n,.,ai,%uii

|],'>//u/7^4^^ui{w4

anchorless.

D.V""/2_ .

Mi-lu^lb

U.'blr
\}),p,auinp

wlthout

ad.

[Hty.

perturbation.
l}.V""-"'t"-'3/"^' *

calmness, tranquil-

\],y,/biu,ra.

\i^/u'i,uiJ:u/iui^i~ a.

to be careless.
carelessness, heed-

Mi-lu'bii.Jhir, hijl, va.

l],i/iA..Ait./?/iii *.

lessness.
\^,l'iuj

sion;

indiscreet ; indifferent-

ly; indiscreetly.

\iyaipnj a. without interval or in[cretion.

\i)>lumpn.-[3^[,ii s. indifference indis-

termedium,

J-

a.ad.

without compas-

indiscreetly, prodigally, profu-

sely.
to

|JJ//,i.yt.r, fry^ un.

be prodigal;

to

be

be lavish, to
of com-

void

passion.
\i^,[u%,yn.-P^I,Jb
lity,

ad. indifferent

s.

cruelty; prodiga-

profusion.

unsought, unsearched.
I],^^n4t,ra. imprudent, indiscreet;
inconsiderate, unadvised, rash.
\iy,f,n^l-J'utpu-P ad. imprudently.
U5//oo4t./;Fi.pf <-*# s. imprudence.
U?//i/o,^ a. that does not search or
examine; unsought, unsearched; inscrutable, unsearchable.
l]>/uo'iu//74A-^f a. that cannot be humli^i/rAj-l-ir

a.

bled, stern, undaunted: firm.

U,^/^/i>%i<- a. unmoistj dry.
Hi./##A^ a. indefatigable ; fresh, unfatigued ; stubborn, obstinate ; ad- indefatigably.
[diment.
U?,/.//.^ a. without obstacle or impeWfi/unn. a. not stolen, not purloined,
not undermined, entire, perfect.

W^tliipMit[unju

a,

jj^ifiipui/unt-iili-ili

dis-

heartened, dispirited, cowardly.

n^./upuiiT, '[S^ilup-uiruimhib a. breachless, solid.
u^Mliipium Aq ^^[iipuMtitutfiMiMb a. undisciplined, irregular, licentious, incorf

rigible.

indocility ; irreguincorrigibleness.
Mfipioii a. dumb ; irrational.
"ji^j vn. to become
Hpi/uouuitiiiir,
dumb to be dumb ; to be silent.
\l?ifupu,in,^p-[ii-'ii s.

larity, licentiousness

U,Voooi-/?/>-i .

dumbness

irratio-

nality.
ttfc6-,^i-/i o. that cannot be enlightened, dark, gloomy.
|],?i6-u//i,
U>&-<u^u>(<u% a. inconsumable ; incombustible.
\iiiituiluiiip.uip
wiirmfiuiui^ti ad. without being consumed.
Mf.iruiqf,^ a. that does not flower or
,

blossom.

[serious.
that never smiles, grave,
m^lfiir^nui-ni., u#j a. that does not
U^/6-iofj/ a.

;
;

;
,

USilf

ridicule, not acornful, not apt to deride,

[tough.

that cannot be chewed,

a. that is not moclied

HfeS-u.!/" a.
''^liru/uaili

free from shame.

M^iliuA^irj, a. that
cannot rise
again that cannot be reestablished.
;

\]i,li/iiirir,

lay the groundto twine.

U.V-iuA/,,/-, u.'iiiiu.jvn. to fall to chance,
to happen; to descend, to flow; to

work

,u%lil,va. to

of lace; to

weave;

U^.d-mt/o/?-

ignorant;

\,^ a.

unknown;

foreign; ignoble, obscure; j-u, ad.

ignorantly,
unwittingly
incognito,
;

without being known; j-u i[/bt-i_, to be

in disguise

to feign or counterfeit.

ui^iuj vn. to

M^iS^ tiAolS-aiiioif',

known;

to

H.'fcJ-ion.

be un-

be disguised.
a. treeless.

\]),6-u>a.oy a.

free

U^.irian-iafaMliu/ii a.

free.
\i^(t,..upirit S. U.^.6^"r.

a.

\if,}>-,ui.,aik-[lf

[tile.

irreducible

not duc-

magpie, pie.

\ifi(tli;u uig s.

W^.i/bt-in^PltHi
^'lilr^ii-P [ti^

unborn

s.

state.

barrenness:

Mjiiriini^iii.

a.

barren,

\S),hViiiiJii-[3-l,i^ s. sterility.

does not give suck

that no longer suckles.
[],>.6-n<.^ a. not agitated by the waves, calm, peaceable.
M^lf, [/ a. proper, fit; -4-. v.imp. it
ought, it is right, it is proper ; j- lriui_
\^,irn-Jf a. that

"bt-ij.

slip

to be completed,

ifuio^,

J,

alipin,

accomplished,

finished.

prepared, not ready

W^^unjirni-P-fii^i

s.

unbound.

~l>tr^j, to

unfurnished state, imperfection.

a. independent, free; free
from all attachment, disengaged.
U^i^u./uf.i./^/iJi s. independence, freetion,

\])iliui[u

dom.
JS^i^Muh-, fij

a.

fallen;

abject,

vile,

fallen state,

upon one's

face, to prostrate; -j/..

to throw one's self or fall at
the feet of some one ; - [ ilrn.u m-pm^ ,
to fall in the hands or power of some

"-/ "'-.p

one /.//^
;

yp, to

nt^i/tr^, f^i*^ J^iilli-u/hiit

"UP

n^'i-

come

to blows, to fight, to
combat, to quarrel, to dispute - jj,^
;

lutu'iinL.p-h'iii;

to fall

to lose

one's

authority,

from one's power.

irregular, anomalous.

y^iltufbn'b a.

s.

maly,
U^/^u'^ion.

a.

irregularity, ano[the apocrypha.

apocryphal - i^bp^
that doBS
;

JJ^^iu^uin-uin-ni- a.

not take bribes, incorruptible, honest.

li^itfiuui a.

loose, untied, free.

D.M"""'-<"

ll?/4'""i"'*x/' "

that can-

not be plundered or robbed.

H?,f[,M,at^, a. incessant, unceasing.
[piiiiiiu//u,i>Pj a. sure, certain, indu,

humi-

[ad. involuntarily.

liation,
X^^liiuiT a.

involuntary, forced j-u

;

y^i^utinuini-P [.Li,

Hfi/itui/ht-Ppii,

s.

unwillingness, constraint, compulsion.

ad. surely, certainly, doubtless.

W^i^uiinuili a.

not in jest, serious.

U,'&^uu.^ a. imperfect, incomplete,

defective, faulty

unestablished, unfounded,
unsupported, uncertain, frail.
^ui/ai^i

lose one's

bitable.

despicable; booty, spoil.

|],%(u<6:n<./?^^<->< s.

become made, to

'^iiliiu'iin'ii.uliui'i,

want of construc-

re-

to

reason - /. 4ti,j to die, to lose one's

life - /. jKL.,,,,) to lose hope, to become
desperate; - p 'Unoy trphuu.^, to fall

^liu,'i,'bi_pj,tX

XS^^iuqiT a. unbuilt, unfurnished, un-

remember,

to

- [, T<ui%iuuiuii,i,
^L. jm-iji to
I,
voyage, to travel; - /. #^^,, to come
upon unawares, to attack, to surprise
;

H*.

S.

[steril.

ll>i-W/^4A

away, to escape ; to
decay, to be impaired,
to decline, to fail; to place one's self,
to fix one's self, to belong, to have relation to; to put down, to deposit; to
pass away; - i>i-q-, to undergo; to sink
under - Irphu..,^ to be put out of
countenance, to be abashed; - ?^..
H"-.p, to hold a long discourse; - jn^,
to associate with (any one), to be intimate with, to confide in;-/. Jlnu
call

not subject to the effects of age, perpetual, durable.

[ren, steril.
Ufiii-pi a. unbegotten, unborn ; bar\\},b-%nt-P[,t.% s.

away, to

without servants.
that Is not servile,

steal

fall to ruin, to

a.

Jj^i^u/ii

Jt^ s.

pound or beat

mortar

ikunL.i_ j-[i

in a mortar.

to

imperfectly, in-

ad.

completely, faultily;

s-

gr.

imperfect

tense.
WifliminuMpiah o. infinite, endless.
\}^t/^tmnitiph-fnL^PptJtt

\\^illujinutpnt^[3-[i

;
,;

8
imperfection, incomplete state
fectiveness, want, faultinesss.

seamless

Xifi^u-p a.

not sewed

de-

in-

not eat not eaten

eat, famished.

\ift^mp,u%iair, lu^iui vn. to

be unable,

be incapable,
H^^uip^

to be insufficient.
without order, in disor-

a.

der, disorderly, irregular, confused,

indistinct, not methodical ; intemperate, inordinate, immoderate, exces-

shapcless
ugly.
H^Jitpuiiui-pt-ip a. that cannot be figured not to be described unimagi[.' deformity.
nable.
,

\i^l[lrpaiiupa/it u.

unformed, imperfect

\i^JI[/i-puutpitiiin-[3-[i^

Jj^tJ^/rpMi^nt-iS-^

W^i^t-puiuii-np S. W'it^p"!'

Ijfi^t^, \^,li(,qlrji a.

sive, licentious.

want of food

\ijhJI[t-pu,/jpn,-P-l,Li, s.

hunger: phthisis.
H^i^t-pui

sible.

a. that does
ihat has nothing to

\S),^l^pu,ll^I-p

capable, unable, weak, feeble, impotent

impossible; - 4-. it is impos-

to

ITbir
tt>/4ty,

unbumt incom;

[pause, eternal.
Hi^t"- a. without a point without
!]>i^t'"*"'i. <^- 110^ ^*' ^o burn ; that
will not burn.

bustible,
ad. disorderly, out of
order, in confusion, irregularly ; inordinately, excessively, intemperately.
UH"'/''?*''^' %/' va. to disorder.
JS^iliiup^ni-P-liLfii s. disorder, confusion, irregularity; inordinateness, intemperance, excess, immoderation.
}ii,liu,[,^u,uiliu

a.m. unmarried.

]i?>Ji[''i'

a. not subject to passions;

impassive, incapable of suffering.
M^JtlipP- a. uncultivated, uncivilized,
unpolished; indocile, untractable.
tl>4fj a. not united, separate not
closed, not healed.
\\^l[[,Ji,,
angle; corner,
lihu.'t.g s.
nook - T^,u'i,uiuiu,pi,l, turning of the
road pn-/3- - obtus-angled, obtusangular un,-p - acute-angled - 4oiu#_

DMl'P

W>/i"'i'tfipp

U^^u-^t^/fj

incom-

a.

passionate, cruel, inhuman; inflexible,

inexorable.
M^.liuipirltjni-P^tSh s- want of compassion, insensibility.

unexpected,
unforeseen, extraordinary, unaccounJ^liuipfr

table

j-u

\^,liipirlr[t a.

ad.

y,'^^u^^^u#m

suddenly.
\fftliuip^iiimlriy

a.

not

mended, not repaired; irreconcilable.

IJ,>4u<^n,^ a.

\}p,/i[Jiiui^u,[_ a.

angular - i/4r/*,

unable, feeble, incapa-

lJ>4/ftSru^ui^

s.

goniometer.
goniometry.
angulous, angular.

\)?,iliti,aj^^nt-P[>--'ii s.

U,*/4^timt,n^ a.

U.^^^ S. 0,Hv_ and

ble.

impossibility

inca-

pacity.

be

disso-

without incense, - ob-

lation.

a.notindigent,notin want.
not compelled to
on the ground.

\}},/iu,pom

W^il/.upomiii-zii-ir a.

move

\^iliiiq.pntJi a.

[l\ite.

U.J'v-fr'i^ s.

ifj-y vn. to

\i^//fl[iinui'jiujJ',

y^/iujpni-ia-^iJi, s.

.p-^p

corner-stone.

U.'S/^.u^oo.nt/sft.li

plenitude, ful-

s.

ness, abundance.

Mi'lti't-e

U>4'*!f!^z/' o-

'

not marked, un-

sealed: not baptized.

l]M2t"-> U.'^fcf^*-^ that cannot be

weighed inestimable, incomparable.

;

]i^i^nfu, ]i)'lin[ulrib .

untroddcn, de-

sert.
y^ilflr^'iinjf

uii) s.

hospital.

lj>4n,^fi,

llM^'Z.*"^"'/'^ certain, sure.

tress

"buipij.,

iruiiL^np,

\^ilih^l,li a. sincere,

candid,

frank, ingenuous true, loyal, faithful

ad. sincerely, ingenuously, candidly.
X^iliirqb^ni-P-l.i^ii
sincerity, cans.
dour loyalty, fidelity honour, truth.
\}f,lih,i. a. unsullied, pure.
;

dead; cold,
without ardour, - animation inanimaU,i;^ffc,j./^%

a.

lifeless,

te

s.

chem, azote.

.^//fj

i^j %ui^
,

^.

bed mat^_
;

nuptial couch - ,u%uij,mu/ii

truckle-bed; [unp^ M.'blim^nj
;

al-

cove
fifr/^ ju/blini^ili 'l/li^f^jnL.jiMi'iihu
to put to bed i'hiui_ j- 'Mvpt^, to go to
bed: i}-ku,pu,ilg -, feather-bed j"p_
fall's ~' straw-bed; -. uipli.u'ulrjj to
make a bed iru.ufbiri_ j- to go to bed
,

JuinAhj^jui'liliin^ik

P^L. IT

'

^'^

j.u'i.iinijhl,

make

tO gOt

Up

ju,p,i.ul_

the bed ; u.'i,lilr,ui_

to take to one's bed.

l]>4"'ii^'"7'"r^ ^'

ifil>i_

mattress-maker.

37
bed-fellow.
Mi'^nr^ita^gnt-Pl'iS/i s. bed-fellowship.
M^'/int^tuiplf ipil'ir vn. to make a bed.
W'l^nl^llllnl-nt
liyifiniinMt{lilirp fl, that
cannot be plundered, not subject to

U."bi

M^'/imjiiaifflij s.

deTastatiori.
p.ianipaliia'h

not

named

parasltc,

uninsmell-

feast, trencher-friend.

Wiilinmnp

MfiSfUi-iCiiu^uiir,

to

lu^iy vn. to displease,

be disagreeable.
W^,c,ur,

W5Mi,,uj;aiui/i,

discordant,

a.
;

disso-

S. \i?iJI<Mipu,%

M^i^mirij,Auji,ni-PliKii s. discord, dissension, misunderstanding; disconvenience, incongruity, unsuitableness S.

;

infrangible, hard.
. not fallen ; that cannot

a.

Wiilinpitta'i,

unsavoury;

insipid,

a.

[,j

nauseous, disgustful.
nant, incongruous

Milling a. unealled,

vited;-

be thrown down.
U;>///>Y""-"'" a- that cannot be lost,
imperishable ad. without loss. [weft.
ll>4"'-"4-> "J s, weaving, texture;
Ijji^ni-mh^r^ /y a- woven.
Uf'/^ntJli, s. fall, tumble
overthrow,
ruin, subversion degradation cadence Mlh^putnp, -, second fall relapse.
fell or

II*"*'itMiu.uiltni^\PI. J,..
y^i^uiini/bu'ir,

'iiijmj

vn. to

grow

insi-

be nauseous, to be disgustful.
\i)iiuMiruia.oui a- not brief, not con-

pid, to

cise, prolix.
H>/4.o/i.p a.

innumerable,

infinite.

to kick, to strike
to resist, to reject.

\i^-l[ni-^,r, k-jli va.

with the hind feet

l]^,/ini-n. a. rough, rude, uneven, rugged,
[rough.
1],>4/>/r a. not carved,
unpolished,
|],'>4.i./,ij_ a. without cries
unable to
cry out.
|].>'4n-/>- a. without contention, - re;

\};i,^,a^q.u,..ir,i,i^

made

a.

not divulged or

public.

lJ,?,4/.ypt^ a.

impatient intolerant.
s. impatience
in;

U.^4,uiyj-t^n-/?^<Ji

tolerance.
\i^,^u,i/fLn/it a. haughty, unsociable, reserved, austere, churlish, uncivil, morose, sullen, surly, harsh, forbidding.

sistance, - quarrel.
0,1i4n.-t^. o.
|],%^.#.iii^

[ble.

impregnable

invinei-

a. intestate.

impassive, insensible.
unable to bear ; insup-

}if,//l,u,i,a% a.

W'iptjp

a.

portable.

4uiJlrJh>uitil, a.

irreligion.
disjoined, separate ; that
not participate, that takes no

lifi/ipo^nM-P-liLi, s.
YJ^i^j/npti- a.

share.

W^ifUjJhum

speechless ; without as[indigest.

piration breathless.
0,'/'4"f_a. not fusible; indissoluble;
JJ,%^ii,^,iif a.
;

\\jii,Muli,un-uililrit

sistible.

a. indisputable, irre-

couduct.
U.XuiY.fY'f. fj a. that does not participate; incommunicable: that does
not receive the communion.
I

\^,^iu,inpif.uilim%

a.

incommunicable.

unpleasant, disagreeadisgustful ; - f af- c.//it/.i...

disagreeably ; - ^AA/^. to displea-

U5>4u2(ry

a.

ble, offensive

immodesty.

S. \^.^u,j-uAu,j:

\^,i,u,irnqi.^it

W^i^uii/hi-Plitii

unpersuadable.
insipidity,

s.

ill

fla-

vour; nauseousness.
fatherless.
l}},^uAf^u, a. not conformable, dissimilar, unequal; inconsequent, not
'Ufi'iujfp a.

\]^,';ui'iiii.[,um

a. restless,

fretful, agi-

tated ; turbulent, unquiet, tumultuous ;

ad. incessantly, always ; - fimij to fret,
to be agitated, to fidget ;- ""nit^, to
fret, to agitate.

disparity, ine[easiness ; agitation.

y,'fc4/ijj/7/7i.p^i-'fc s. inquietude, un\Sfi^u/b,i.u.pu, a. fidgety, inquiet, noisy.

l],%4.l!r^/.i#rni-/i^/i-'i!r s.

\^,^uiliaMn-uM^at.pii s. pacific

se

a.

inferible.

lI,Wjpt//i a. inflexible.

liuii,

in-

disproportion
[obscene.
immodest, unchaste,

\^,i,.uJlruu,ni.p-l,ii, s.

X^i^pPni-P-li^t s. want of discipline,

indocility, rudeness.
().%^^<>% //J a. irreligious.

l]>4.Jt,/i/,ni-/?/ii-'fc s.

inequality.

U>44r

does

disproportionate

comparable, unparalleled, matchless.

]i},^,uJtiruniiip.u,ii ad. incomparably,
disprop ortionally

quality,

W^^ii/bn-uiniiini-Pjii^i

innt-PjiiJi

D.

Ui4"'^Y"Zl"-

Jifi^uiii^k-pJ a.

unclad, naked.

to disgust.

l]?/4'"^'f"'-/"^*7/'

portable.

intolerable, insup-

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Unt

38
n^iJ^u/bTCiup

[ig, uii) a. foolish,

impru-

[dently.

dent, ill-advised.

ad. foolishlj',

\l^'i,Ji,7Cui(iujpia[i

\\3,i,u.%-2Cu,pu,^nji,

more

a.

makes

foolish.

stubborn,

headstrong.
\}?,4u,..uA:ii>iA

impru-

or very

difficulties; obstinate,

a.

M^^.ji--u/i.lr[b

im-

probable, unlikely.
H.'/4/...i/..r, irj^j vn. to differ in opinioii,to disagree to be obstinate ; to
disapprove, to disallow.
;

H>,4.o*ii2r/^.i-/3/,i->

dence

folly,

s.

impru-

lli4^i.-/3 /"->'

insipidity, dulness.

implacable, irreconcilable.
/,j a. imperceptible, incomprehensible, inconceivable unripe.
o.

Hi^iu,,

dis-

l].>,4..-//.""<4"

inequality,

s.

\},%^,^^u.u^l.^^R[.'-'i'

disparity, disproportion.

unassured,
U.?,4,^,.4- uncertain,
contingent, casual.
lucortitude,
s.
\i^,4a,^^u.nn^Pl'^'

doubtful

U.i4'""-

Wiii,u,uni^p-l.ti,

lity:

incredulity

'blrib S.

*.

approbation; obstinacy.
U,>,4/-om/ a. unequal.
ad. unequally.

incomprehensibi-

s.

doubt, uncertainty

unripeness.

inconstant, changeable, variable, alterable fragile.

\i)i^u,uuiiuin,.[3-'l, s. inconstancy, instability, mutability, frailty fragility.
TJ^t^uiu, , [,j a. undivided,
indivisible, inseparable incessant, continual
! individual, one, atom.
]\)i^u,uii.,iLu,p ad. indivisibly, inseparably individually.
I],'ir4u>/u<^u>^ . individual, atomic.
|],>y4ui<u<4ni/ a. that flows incessantly.

U>4,..,

W^i'^uiuuiui.n a.

l-j,

a.

contingency.
incredulous, unbe-

lieving, infidel, irreligious

Hfc4..-.//./', -"j/,

yal, perfidious.

\},%^uj^unu,irn.-P[,^i

U,%4,._u...<-/^/.ii s.

fidelity, irreligion.

ted, false.

ward; -u
bastardy

fal-

s.

dislo-

^ j

,.

infidelity,

disloyalty, treason, perfidy.

inexhaustibleness
individuality.
[payed.
^ii,uMMant-ifnL.ah a.
that cannot be
}ii^,^,apiij,[u,ui a. illegitimate, bastard,
altered, corrupbase-born, natural
\]^'i,u[,uijiuu,n--P-pL.% s.

llif4<""""""'*""'^'

disbelieve.
\^i{.u^u.u.ujplr a. unfaithful,

divisible, inseparable.

incredible;

ui^uij vn. to

l]?/4u/.nt/3/..J!, s.

ipii/ru to disbelieve.
}^i,,a,-u,ulb a. incredible.

incredulity, in-

I],i4t^fr^, U.'>.4*-/:^t/ a. unfit, inept,

foolish, absurd, fantastical, whimsical,

grotesque,
silly,

extravagant,
ridiculous,
ill-contrived, awkad. absurdly, fantastically,

ill-shaped,
,

awkwardly.

ridiculously,

seness, alteration.
U,%4,^/3- a. crooked, uneven, rough,
rugged; awkward, rude, unpolished,

coarse.
H^,^a,pfini.p-lit.i,

s.

unevenness, ine-

absurdity, whim, extravagance awkwardness, unfitness.

UXt, a. without vestige, untraced
- u.,i!bhu to annihilate ; - ip-lru to be

s.

want of politeness,
rudeness, awkwardness, harshness,
roughness, coarseness; - oif-n^i intem-

annihilated.

perance,

penetrable, inscrutable.

quality of surface

[assured.

M^iifUipP-^ib a. inevitable
\ij,i,u,p^ a.

fearless,

exempt from tax or im-

13,'i'4^""''^'"^i^ ^* that
[*>*/.

\S^,^h,^'bur, ]j?,^ir.nl,j- S. lti>4t"' 4*l].'i.4tpptyr^

a.

irrefutable

undenia-

ble, incontestable.

post.

unmarried whose marriage

has not been consummated, virgin.
l]>4u*^/j a.ad. without asking.
I].'fc4.j a. without bread, - the means

%iuglTuii_a.f.

of subsistence.
W^,i,,u ..u/ji,

l],*>/4^"""^"'

cannot be traced or investigated; im-

j,^

l]>4/.ai. a.

marrowless

incredulous,

who

U,%4fL/3.u4.u*
;

a.

sapless,

incorporeal, immaterial,

spiritual.
D^i^iKii-ui

a.

without foundation, - base.

U,>,4^t./3-.

a.

unpractised,

new, inexperienced, ignorant.

untried,

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59

lObl
]i?,4ir,nuipiuii ad.

inexperienced, -with-

to rebel.
IJX'^u'f'^'T-'"-/^/"-^

S. U>4"'-"/H#4^<orf-A^ n. inevitable, indispenirrevocable ; ad. insable, necessary

;

dispensably, necessarily,
irrevocably.
Hi4/4,V^ S. W''ihl^-

vn. to disobey,

[transgression.
disobedience,

'W^iitpuiiTu/ii

s-

impossible j-u j:ut_

'iitr/j to get embarrassed, to be entangled, to want resources, to be reduced
to extremities, not to know what to
do ; j-l'Jit 4- it is impossible.
M^iifliMupu.if.nj'i, a.
quite impossible
'0.%4'i.w^

[,j a.

impossible

imagi-

to

lJ?/.J^W/./i

a.nd. impossible

Ti?,Au,%Jl(,yR a. indefati-

gable, diligent
gently.

be impossible

ad. indefatigably, dili-

cavern, den, cave.

IJ^JiM,,., uij s.

extre-

insupportable, intolerable; extreme, violent, excessive, e-

y^iAinM-ui/iifui a.

cavernous.

difficult;

normous, horrible,
W^i^utpni-P-Ti

made by hands,
Wjiihn%

terrible.

impossibility,
[old.
ll,'fc4'irn.-/3^/i-1'/ s. act of never growing
ll,%4n^, mjf a. negligent, heedless,
indifferent, inattentive ; confident, sure;
- j-u
ud. negligently, carelessly
confidently ; indifferently j-u li'"L, d'%lrij to be negligent or indifferent.
1],%4>7^u>%uii/', iMi^uj vn. to be neglectful, inattentive, indifferent.
l],%4n^/. u. without soul ; spiritless
s.

M^Jilrn.'bliuii^tt.

D.'*'4"/f

i
a.

indeclinable.

calm, serene.

[serenity.

llfc4/7^j/:iL/?^/,ti s.

l),'>'4"^'- .

want of wind, calm,

without shepherd, unat-

tended.

li^iJlri.,

without smell.
unfathomaa. not fordable

1]^/4>i<^

immense.

a. that does not approach,

near, touch; inaccessible; distant, far.
[need of fire.
U,'fc4n-p a. without fire
that has no
1],'>/4ni-u{

come

\\j,i,uiu,mu,li

a.

insubordinate;

subject.

[tion.

^^uiaiinuilini.p-l,Li,
U,ti4<^iu/iuf a.

unpretending.

not

s.

iusubordiua-

not haughtyj humble,

a.

Ij

unformed.
to lose shape,

\[^,ilr^u,'i,ur, u,g,, vn.

become deformed.
a.

unproductive, unfruitful;

ungrateful, unthankful.
^.ifunm s. hot. fumitory.

^ili^P^hli

a.

panting with desire,

[sirable.

very desirous.
V^Jli-^it

U.t.4ni a.

untameable, savage,

helpless, without suc-

\S),Airn.%i,u.u a. that cannot reach or

accomplish, incapable, unskilful.
uij S. towel.
\\)iJilrn.ng
\\?,Jt;t.iij[i/i s. napkin.

y^.i\,p

not agitated by the wind,

cour.

to

1I.'*'4"7/'

cannot be tadifficult un[wild.

U.Wtmi^'ir/y.ti^o.

s. negligence, heedlesscarelessness, inattention, le-

thargy.

extremely

in hand,
tractable.

Ilfc4n^i7i./3f

ness,

without suc-

\SjiAhnXu>plih[h a. that

ken

inanimate.

natural, spiritual.

handless

a.

cour.

ble,

nobody:

invites

without voice mute, withconsonant.

\S?,i.uji,n^fil, s. loss of voice aphony.

be irremediable, to be desperate.

mely

who

\S),iy'i, a.

out sound

excessive, violent.

l],'><4^/uf/i/>%

does not allure or

fl.

lHjii^iuiplij; Irjaij vn.

to

[seduce.

lli.4^u/t.4^ a.

difficult.

l]>4^u>^>ii/i.n^
;

without permission or

\\)ii,puiuiyp a. that

nary

a.

inevitably,

licence.

very

freedom from

W'^uih^

U^4t<i^u.%^ a. disobedient, refracto; - ipitu to disobey.

Irgu'i

s.

pride, humility.

ry, rebellious

W^i^'iiuiqu/bnllitT,

u-^a
\S^,i,uiu,p,nn,-P-[,ii,

out ability, - knowledge of.

\S^i,iru,n.-[3-l,t^, s. inexperience, unskilfulness, ignorance.

W''i'i'"i"''>' a.

'Wjiiii'uiiiMipom S-

narrow de;

^iiii":w^'"3

'^,iliu.,r, u,g,uj vn. to desire, to wish

to aspire to, to sigh for, to long for.
^.iltu,jpy.u^ a. burning with desire,

[lJ.W4..r.

sighing after.
}^,iliuhu,r, .ujuijvn.io

be narrow;

S.

impatience
M/.ui/i/_
ad. impatiently
,u%ili>u%^
to wait impatiently.
ufiilliiu'iio^
\i),^iUJni-yiu^iilr,r, n^jf va. to Teduco
to extremities,.to force to narrow, to
W^Jiliu/i,^ . lively desire,

contract, to restringe.

U^2
narrowness, contractedness pressure oonstraint anxiety,
inquietude, chagrin, trouble, vexation,
care, afHiction, tribulation, anguish.
\}),A%, A/A, JAj, s. person; hypostasis, personality; creature, being;
soul; mind;' heart; myself, thyself,
himself; lu'iiiuniii, personally t/^u.i/p
.uhilfii, lay one's self, personally; ^iJii^
Jiiuirp. ^fuinfiiuiij to turn back
^i/iijiiuirii
tjtp^-Jjihjj'tol^ui on ju/iiilfi, p-hiilrij to
;

self-devoted.

\i^,Si,a/!ini-kp a.

lJ>JiJ7iJ?//t?/ s.

s.

self-devotion, self-sacrifice.

y^JHiu^uiMMi^ a. on guard, cautious s.

royal guard, body-guard; -/'>'*-.. to
be cautious, to be on guard.
\i},A'iu.i(i^4u.{/r,n s. the commander
or captain of the guard.
\),'i,JSi^uiu,%lr a. boastful, full of vanity - ipik-ij to be extolled.
W),Jth,aai,u^ a. that adores himself,
;

imitate
;

niXhi_,

ju/hllfi,

accept, to

to

approve; iuMrut,ni.i_ /-, to refuse, to

deny ./^^4 iru. ^- /,i.^ he loves him;

SeJt;

&-*_-/?

iluti/it usiiti^iit

[uu/iil,,

tnuMir Ultutnititl^

answer for myself; A7.7-.

[3-1^ ujfij. ,uiq_uika 4"
ou my

I only

"iint-ir

J-

soul,

it is

[nF,

^i-u,ui,J7i_

j,.,'i,i[ti,

fide

self,

dainty, delicate.

personally properly

\^,A'u,.,uiliu ad.

hypostatically.

so;

to
revive, to recover one's senses; ^n//Jni^-l,"!,^ ^aji, uAiAia,,
he takes care of
himself; u/iiAp, uta^ikij to commit suicide il^nX ju,'bAl^, 4,^4AA-^, to boast
of, to flatter one's self, to prick one's
^^'f

interested, selfish, egoistical.

\\),j:huiui,up.u[, a. that pampers him-

J- '"nfi'l^ij to recommend, to conj~ jh'i-hij, to commend one's self,

to have confidence in, to confide

in, to

be committed.

/Jm^DK. to escape, to fly, to have a

narrow escape, to run away.
\\),jri,^,kp a. selfish,

guilty of egotism

self-interested;

mild, courteous.

\S^.i%uj,lpn.-P^l,'A s. selfishness, self-

love

egotism.

M5,A%.,.uuiu,'b

mitted suicide

a. that has comself-murderer.

._3

s.

Wi.Xh.uuui'u'bn.-P^l-^

s.

suicide,

self-

murder.

^ii^,uiq.h,u "1 " ^^11 formed, elegant, handsome, beautiful.

^ii'iL,^^ a. boasting, blustering,

swaggering.

M^J^iuiiluinCutn. a.

that sells himself.

\^,J^,u,u,n^P n. that burns himself.

adJi^,J^,ui,!,ni-p a. that surrenders
;

]])iA'iiu,^n4ncj3^l,t^, s. self-praise,

glory, arrogance

egotism.

lt.^i,^,, a. that

vain[self.

condemns him-

1]>A,^/,^ a. that gives bail for another, responsible.

dicted, subject; determined, desperate;

- ipilrij to abandon himself, to be addicted; to surrender, to capitulate ; to
refer.

ostentatious, pompous,

\\),A'hiugnij a.

full of affectation.
}i}'J%u,q.[,nil^ a.

that blames himself.

H^'-O/^/iy/n/,/ a. vain,

presumptuous,

haughty.

l)?/.i7iu,jn<-5.u%fr</",

n^jli va. to

be the

vital or principal to an organized body,

to animate
to vivify, to personify, to
;

\i?'J:iim^,ir a.

will

free

4o.,/3p

ad. willingly.

personal;

a.

I).^/.j^<"'^<~%

eal;

voluntary, with good

a.

iffi.iiiiti^npiria'r,

ruins himself.
U^Aiuj^tus;

unanimous, with one

,

that
[tuous, vain.

U,i,.i^/u47^/iyi#

ft.

presunippresumption,

Jj^hJ'iiui^uiTCnf a.

l!>.:!'>/u#4,2i'L/3/,t_'>,

s.

pride, vanity.

l]>^,u,4^,^y^
sentaneous.
\}^ij:iiur,u/i, a.

nal; personal; hypostatical.

IV'-.i*'""-"/""?'"/' ad.

unanimous,

con-

Xi^.Aiiuii-npiiiliia'b
\]^tA'liuji-nnlrJ't

that betrays himself;

self.

a.

l^ijfi

personal

hypo-

Va. S. \S^A*biMinni-^

qiulfh-tt'.
]jji,jfti,i-nii[,ir,
;

tr^i^f '^"' to have a soul;

to live, to exist.

. personality
hyperson.
\i,%A%,f.[,<-P a. given to pleasure, to
one's own comforts, lazy, dissipated
selfish; comfortable.
\]^iJ^,^[.i.pni.'f s. dissipation; egotism,

\i^,A'inu^npni^p[iiii

postasis

~ ll^.iru to betray one's

personally; hy[statical.

postatically.

to be animate
a.

animated, alive, ratio-

U,'r,iJiuL^ a.

hypostati[accord.

own.

jl^/<5i,^/,^

personate.

\i3,J^ni/ilu,,n

himself.

a.

tbat

reproaches

;;

selfishness; comfortableness; uAJf/h^

l-lii-phi-P-lruiiii!. zi<2}^L2 *o ''^ delicately.
'^^y-iui, \i^,j:i,t;i^ a. personable, of

good appearance,

well made, fine

tall,

lt&2*u/i.i,^ijy/3-

rays, [prodigious.

without

a.

^ig^*--

'\\jnCu,n-iu{,p,^

very wonderful,
of wonderful grace,

a.

\Sij''^iun.u,2hnpi, a.

limbed.

very graceful, admirable

ut%kl_va. to seok
for quiet, tranquillity, ease, to look
after one's interests ;-o.nAi-^, to cboose

dant.

}S'i'^'i^'mlip il%lri_,

among men.

has freewill,

M\ji^,lt^,i/i,n-^l3-l,t^ s. freewill,

choice,

free agency, independence.

^i7iCuM,Lu,uiiiiu,lilTp a. that has an admirable figure or appearance.

lJ>2<'ui./rt./3/,ii

ItfeTrtu^/, \]^iCiiipui/i a.

self-esteem, pre[negation.
\i}iJint.paiijni-Pli^i s. self-donial, ab-

\}fiAyaipii.ni.p-[,ti, s.

sumption,

narrow,

U.S.

ilin/

^4//-,

strait narrow passage, defile, strait,

pass; desire, wish; - utAt-^, to desire,
;

to wish.
H^Apk-i-

nj, uij s.

[,

rain

(t"p^b)> rain-guage.

\S)iJt[ilTi-u,p.lrp

rain.

that brings

a.

rain,

rainy.

}i^i'2CiM,pti,/fiii_p-[,ij,

inability,

s.

inca-

pacity.
\j^I^tupiJJ%Ufl/',

pable

to be incaremedy, to des-

"ji";j

to be without

pair.

without posterity; - wn.^

(I.

to destroy the
extirpate the posterity of.

}J,%^,mir,/; irj[. va.

race

of, to

lJ,%20/jA-^, a.

incompres-

sible.
IpiTC^nM-P-liL.^, s.

inaccuracy.

W^iTCai^iu/ph-^i a. inextricable.

wet with

Miiiptn-iuP-iu^ a.

rain.

drop of rain.
that engenders

y,'iv2ii#ii/, a.

\i?iJ[,ti-u,p-[,t._p s.

l),%^^-<-u>6-/>% a.

ufi s.

rain|;

that gives or engen-

ders rain.

Hfii/hi^

[,j a.

abounds

formed from

rain.

rainy,

Wfiiptrt-uiinjil^

s.

iibtuiPf

*'"

a.

that

immortal.

[rain.

shower,

"3"//

not envious, not maimmortal.

a-

immortalizes,
[ambrosia.
- tCui^umIi ,
Xi^iJ'ui'^uiliiu'ii a. immortal
\i^i,ru.':,u,X"'zi"li a. that does not taste
death, immortal; that has a foretaste
of immortality.
[talized.
\\},iru,c,u,iLlrp

ft>,i^/tty/A a. rainy, that

violent
to fall like

rain.

{J,t/./;4o*,u,/; uigiuj

IJ^tJpiri.iMi^iiifi

Ji^.JplrE^uMu'itnLitq. u.

X^iipti-irj;

wer, to pour
\[),i[,nU[

s.'

rain-guage.
raiu-watcr.

^npit[,

\i},Jltlrt-Man,-(, s.

producod by

rain.

vna. te rain, to shodown iJiiiiihi-k it rains.

t-gl,

anchovy.

W^TCiu'jttuiiiiup^ S. U^ii'"-l"i

y^iCw^uIi a.ad.

that fasts,

fasting

without eating.
,

//J a.

unspeakable.

V
va.

motherless.
without share or portion, that does not participate bereft,
destitute - ib'i'l^u to be destitute, to
H^ii/h^/P a.

a.

be bereft; - mn^ihu to deprive.

\^iriMiMnnitj,

M^iJhim^iii a. inacccssi-

unapproachable.

]j^,iriMip^,

bited
ineffable,

be immor-

to immortalize, to eternize.
}Jfrui^u,jLj[,^ a. that immortalizes.
}j}iirut^ni-p-[,t_'t, s. immortality.

ble,

vn. to

-ab

H'fc./i/.A

U.'i,a*,4 a. inconvenient, unbecoming

-u, ad. unseemly.
U,?/2ilu2<*uA^ a. not brilliant, gloomy.
H'iizr'uAu.^t^/i a. unrecognizable.

U,%a'/i.

[licious.

W"/^f""ukp

u/?/.t

\])iJiplri-uijnjii_a.

enormous, mon-

surdity,

fine rain.

\i),Jtpir,.uM^i, a.

gigantic,

strous
grotesque, extravagant, absurd, ridiculous, unseemly.
}if-7Cnn.i,^p[,jj,
s. monstrosity, ab;

copious.

in rain,

unskilful, inca-

irreparable, irremediable.

I].ia*i2/4ujt

beaten by the

l^^lih-i-uMp.mlii a.

un-

M-uM^il,

H>/2a-,

- /i^uiife^,
to rain;-/n/iu</-<j, afloodof tears
j"/'V-- violent, pouring rain;
,

ineffability;

s.

speakableness.

pable

very abun-

[independent.

1),W%/i^i<iu% a. free, that

lli-fni-^

\]5.,f'u,pn.,apiiaili

uninhabitable,

quented, lonely.

a.

desert,

uninhaunfre-

^i2

D.'bir

more

\^,j;.,[,^u..l.yi. a.

or very inhu-

fierce, - unkind.
\S)r,pq.,u'b,j; ui^u,/ vn. to

\i^,IL-.iu,jni-ju/l,lr,r,

tO aC-

VO.

ni-tjli

quit, to declare innocent, to clear.

man, -

be deser-

ted, to be dispeopled.
W^jh.p^.ujn^j.u'i.L-j; ni-g^ vo. to depopulate, to dispeople, to desolate.

inhuman; unkind, uncibrutal; desert, uninhabited; - If^^

gni-gu!i,lri_ ipilru to unmau, to divest of

not to be softened,

a.

m^Jt.^lril,

hardhearted, inflexible, inexorable.

impec\i)Jlrqni.p-liifiM s. inuoceuce
;

cability.

WjiiHup^l, a.

vil,

humanity

to depopulate.

not to be accosted,
inaccessible untouched.
\S^,ill- MM,nji,lr,r va. to leave not one, to
exterminate.
W^iJhpil/baiili a.
;

depopulation inhumanity, barbarity incivility, bru\i^ru,p^nL.fil,^%

purslain.

W),JlTn.ni-li $. hot.

s-

tality.

impossible; very
cult indecent, unseemly ; - 4- it
fit; it is impossible.

diffi-

\i^nu[,p^ a.

\)^ru,[,j[!h

incor-

H^iiruipHiuii-ni, a.

poreal, immaterial.

not

is

discordant, different,
\i),Jliiup.,u% a.
dissonant, diverse, divided, not agreed,
irreconcilable
at variance, contrary
- ipihu to differ, to disagree.

[.ruipJlH,.

discord, dissen-

MS^Jliu.p.m'bni.p-l,^, s.

sion, disagreement, difference, misun-

derstanding;
sonance.

\i)nru,pUhni-Pl^i s. incorporality.
'W^nHupu a. undigested.
\^,.ru,pun^p^l,ii, s. indigestion.
TJ^i/hipui

U.'i./io^i/A^i-^ a.

impure,

obscene,

vile.

[ly.

\}^rujppuiuiku ad. impurely, indecent'U^i/:uppunii^l, a. that does not love

purity, uncleanly, filthy, indecent.

\^rutfpnL[3^liii

s.

impurity, unclean-

ness, filthiness, indecency.

W^Jhb^iup a. vile, abject, degraded.
not ho\i^Jlrif,i,pi-li a. who desires
nour or preferment.
'W^Jth-uipif-ni.piiJi, s. want of ambition, indifference to honour.
\i^iJtb-ut(in,-P-[ii-% s. want of respect
- ^[it-png inhospitality.
,

li^Jt^/A a. not clear, indistinct, not

indievident, not explicit, not plain
:

a. inseparable, indivisiinexplicable, inexpressible.

5 a. impeccable innoU,^</t,^, /i
\i^,jyip,t-iy
;

harmless,

to acquit.
^^Jkifuipjup

silly

liuitjm-^ui'hUij-

dis-

discordant, incom-

patible, inconsistent.
lity,

incompatibi-

inconsistency.

\i^q,l,up,nii

\S^,Jl,2jM,uiku

imme-

ad.

diately, directly.

XS^Jtu a.

immediate, direct.
without mediator.
fleshless without meat.

Hi<jyf a.

mad,

a.

'\i)iJli2u,li.M<%
U,V/J/'S'/n/tijL

a.ad.

silly,

brainless, sen-

seless, stupid, foolish, irrational, crazy.

a. disconsolate,

\i^,f[u[il3-ii.p

lable

inconso-

ad. disconsolately.

]i},3Luijui^u/ii a. inconstant, variable,

uncertain, transitory.
Ij^iiflui^lrj,! a. incapable of cultivation.
W^.Jhfiiii, W^iJhinp a. infallible, unerrmg -tp fixed stars.
,

X^nlhinpn^p-fiJu

s. infallibility.

\\f,J7in.Miia a. that does

\}f,i/!tn.ui%MUf^
not forget unforgotten that cannot be
forgotten; ad. without fail, infallibly.
,

H^J7in.iiijni.p^iii

s.

eternal

brance,
,

}}?iJtiiu ad.

innocently.

U.'iiJt.^u.^f^ a. that excuses, pardons;

- uin-itu to excuse, to pardon
^uiAi, to excuse one's self, to justify
;

[able.

himself.

excusable, pardon\i},JL-,i,u^P..l3-Ti s. excuse, apology.

llfcJtf^uiira/r, iij/mj vn. to be innocent.
IJ^.JtriiKui^/iui'i, a. impeccable
inno-

ll>/i/frY5^^t^ a.

cent.

discordance,

Wfii/hinpuiuikii ad. infallibly.

visible.

cent

\i},Jl,u,n'iiuiliu/i,n.-P-f,ti, s.

a.

li^iiruipp.uliiu'ii

filthy, indecent,

ble

Jiui/'i.l,

W^iJj.uiu'ii.ii^u/i, a.

impregna-

ble, invincible.
\Sj,iruipni-[,

remem[ken.

indomitable, unbroW^iJ'ni-,!, a. the entrance to which is

shut without entrance impenetrable,
H^iTm-i/^,

ii'iitg

a.

inaccessible.
'^i.rni-pnt-u a.

X^iiTnii^ip

speechless

beardless.

Hififitnii^,

jhi,^ a. mute,

that will not speak.

Tiftiraiuip.iup ad.
fooUshly, stupidly,
inconsiderately , ignorantly , rashly

madly.

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U.%3

m/h

'^nnnunf.nfb a, more of .Very senseless, - foolish, - stupid.

|J^/i/;>i/^^,^ a. inattentive, careless,

unbecoming manner; indecently

inconsiderate, unmindful.

ten.'

JJ^iilhimn.iinM-P^t.'i, s,

inattention,

skilful, insufficient, incapable.

^yapinupuMnlip

want

of application, carelessness, inconsiderateness, inadvertence.

become crazy

or stupid.

interminable.

infinite,

\fyifUMi. a.

U^tyjf

im-

l).%/t/^t-Yl"'-4

mutable, unchangeable, constant.

madness, craziness,
phrensy folly, silliness, imprudence, extravagancy, absurdity.
;

incongruity, imincapacity, insufficiency.

Ifcjyt.^,

Iti^iinnnt-P-liiA s.

fatuity

that writes in an
writ-

\S^'iu,pMruii,n.-P-l,ii, s.

propriety

\}^irm.^,uiir, uMguy vn. to lose senses,

to

<^-

U^*"f.'"F'"/

ad.

Wiii'^'t^''ik"

>

tably.

immu[jlr,i^

immutability.
iudubitable.
\\^il'zi"i^p a. that easily forgives,
that does not bear malice.
l].^fof"i'"/"'-/3-/"-5!f s. forgiveness, amnesty, pardon.
[rial.
U^Aj^"""4 forgotten; immemo\^^izi'"""'k"'-P-b'^' s. forgetfulness.
'Oj>fUiini.p-[,L.% s.

'\}?i/,a.f.

ij

gluttonous

a.

greedy,
to devour.

insatiable,

#i-./iA-^,

Tj^^uiq-iapiup

JJ^ijiuf,

ad.

iusatlably,

greedily,- gluttonously.
H^,juifn,.p-l,K^ s. insatiableness, gree-

diness, gluttony.
M^uiiip-lril,

Ji^iju'nP-.

unconquered,

a.

invincible,

\ijh/trp^ni-ui%ai^, a.

insurmountable, ungo-

^jbitd'

vernable.

Ij a. not evident, not maniobscure, bidden, secret; apocry-

U.%/ii>ff

fest,

]3?^-/p^M-lJt

amnesty.

movable.

to

be annihilavanish, to disappean

pected; ad. desperately; - u#i4fry_, to

render hopeless; -ib^lru to despair, to
give way to despair.

y^ijiyuiiatf-nft, U'

W^jiymlrj;

t-jf,

moro Or very obscuvo, to annihilate

hide.
M^i/tnjtnlnr,

h-juj vn. to

W^ijiUfutfint-P-lii^t Xi^^i^Ju'ni-P-^i^S.

""

ll%,#.i-2^a.

Ti^^ijnLjMiitip

awkward, incapable.
unskilfulness,

awkwardness.
Ilfcy.^n4#iL/?^-'fc s.

unfavourableness,

unfortunateriess, disadvantage.
MfjuM^pil. a. without successour,

succession

despaired of; unhopeful.

U^/y/K-uiu^iuo/*, luijiy vn.

to despair.
dcspair.

\ijijni-ani-p-l,i, s.

s.

[rate.

more

or very despe^/''-""its a. desperate,

\i^m.,iuiii.nj% a.
'

lifi,jia^,iu,/ini-P-l,ii

forgotten; -u./iA-^, to bury

in oblivion.

U.^/wi^io/^ a. prompt, diligent; ad.

promptly, diligently, without delay.
ll,ytii2n,/j \i^,juin,iu,i a. unfavourable,
unfortunate,
disadvantaunlucky
geous.

y^^ai^ilia/i a.

Ob-

scureness, occultness, secretness.

XS^ju/iiif. a. rhymeless.

articulate ; not joined, simple.

Hiyocf 411^ a. without desire, - wish or
inclination; involuntary, forced.
WfAuiluuAJt a. not envious; liberal,

generous; ad. without envy; generously, abundantly.

unchangeable.

H^jjuiinMU^,

bottOm-

\i^ijiumm^lrp a.

less; very deep.

^m-PfiiJi,

s.

absence of

all

feeling of

envy.

improper.
unpolished, unfurnished, unprovided, unprepared, out of
order hard, cold, raw 4^* - slut.
U^fjuipl'P a. that cannot rise.
y^ifiupk a. shelterless, without roof,
houseless.
T^ujpJ\up a. incongruous, unsuitable, unbecoming, not appropriate; unH?,juiuii-i a.

\S^%u,i,,u'i,^iJ, a.

U.'ifyu^^'^ui^

y^Hiiut-uii^iui^

s.

inscrutable.
^i/'Jt
H^ijyu jni-apj z/jf o. hopeloss, dosperate; despaired of; unhoped, unex-

[re.

ted, to

immemorable.

\i^t/^n,i^ a. unshakeable, firm, im-

phal,
.

\\^jl,^,ia,-P'l,

a.

U.'iilit'i.^

irrevocable.

unnavigable.

a.

a. artless, guileless,

upright, ingenuous

sincere,

ad. artlessly, inge-

nuouslyXJHAik'bi.ni-Pl.i^i s. sincerity,

ty,

simplici-

ingenuousness.

y^'iihpi-npirhib a.

not susceptible

efficacious.

in-

44
unpardonable; intolera-

\[)/i,k[,lrib a.

ble.

without support.
not indigent; opulent\]f/ii]^u,qu,puip ad. abundantly.
ll?AA/'4
\^'^p4^d' " sleepless,
[material.
watchful.
Xi^'hl.i^p, [,y, \ii/i,^i-P^tuiu,-j, a. imU^Atjf,.-;^ a.
U,W///ui2^a.

]i)A^,.pn.-[3^[-^

s.

gured, deformed; ungracious, ungraceful, unpleasant; unfortunate, unlucky ungrateful, unthankful.

;

ungrateful, unthankful.

immateriality.

lt*z?'"/'4'"4"Y"-'^^'* * ingratitude.
^^npi,nL.p-l,tii s. deformity, ugli-

U.7A4.P a. without painting, figure

or device; unformed, imperfect, sha-

ness, ill-favouredness; ingratitude.

lJ,V/jfc^/4'*' a. breathless, dead; ina-

peless.

describable.
Xi^'i.linLi,

a. invincible,

MfHiJ'ui'ji

[,j;

[superable.
tameless, in-

a. unlike, dissimilar, dif-

nimate, senseless.

\]^'bJh,%ni-P-l,^

s.

militude, difference
disproportion.

to

commit suicide by

asphyxiated.

[iate.

y^M^,luijni-jiu%lrJ^ ni-gli VU. to

aSphyX-

\]}i^^ujjk-u,i_a.

unlikeness, dissiunsuitableness,
;

without mark, - sign, character; ignoble, unknown, obscure;

- ^[ilriJihuM'iiu to leave retired, [ble.
[,g a.

lJ,Wyj!/x^, li^A^ruip/rip a. iinobservaItJA^y^a. without lustre, dull, gloomy, dark.

lijAn^n^t^

a. irreparable.
inexhaustible.
U,W/ntu./^a. inextinguishable.

W'^'^'-Pli'^i

nt-ftpiaj

p[ij a.

\}f.^i-^m a. incontestable,
tain, assured, infallible

without

of-

U,*j/'*-//'

a.

unprofitable, useless,
disinterested.
\i^-^i,j;u,/'il.pni-P[.%
s.
disinterestedness,
[etc.

quil,

\\),^,np-, Pj a. ad. without confusion;

unperplexed, not embarrassed; tran-

W-^iu^u./u'i.j.^P a.

[iji^uj^tUiti^r

etc. O.

\}pi^u^ur^%i^^n

]if,^nPni-l3-pii,
li^i^u/rjiuir,

to

s.

[calm.
imperturbability,

become vile,
grow ugly, to

ujjiy vn. to

grow despicable

to

fade.
\i}i^iujiri-jut%li-ir,

S. U.i2-4.
]}?'^a^,_p^,^,

m-j^ va. to

s.

unprofitableness, u-

\i?'i^'"-P t'^i

s.

awkwardness,

U?/jfu.fu./u

a.

free from dirt, clean;

ItS^i^^ipt-i^ a.

impalpable.

infinite.

ple.

revengeful, not malignant.

.

defor-

mity, ugliness.

not contaminated, pure, clear.

l]?'if"/iut,^*.^ a. unclouded, clear.
U?/ju#^m^f^ a. uncompounded, sim-

U.V"/"^

disfi-

gure, to deform, to spoil.

selessness.

ble, firm;

sure, cer-

ad. assuredly,

to live retired.
that can;

not be overturned.

ftg

unchangeable

fering; implacable, inexorable, cruel.

\i^%a^[,piu^ii,i, a. that cannot be oifered, not sacred, profane.
[vain.
\i^i^j4,

expiration, death;

Hfi^ipi-i, U^',ji?tJ^a. dumb with amazement, astonished, surprised; -itit-^

to be astonished, to wonder -^i-P/.
utter or profound silence.
[seless.
l]^#jiit,i^, ^'ipj
"_3 a. inanimate, sen-

lu,pt-i_ liyiiguMiij
,

s.

asphyxia.

incontestably, certainly.
U?/jni^ a, inglorious, unhonoured,
ignoble, vile ; ill-favoured, deformed ;-

ll,W/n_a.^ a.

\ifi^i,tL-^lj

uijiy vn. to expire, to

suffocation.

Xifi^^ii/iiiMtir,

die

ferent; not uniform; incomparable.

\S^%iru,%hil, a. inimitable.

U?Ajf"^i

l].^n

pathless, trackless.
D^^ti^a. not obhque, straight, direct.
\i?'zfr%^a. uninhabited, desert.
lJ?'i4^ a. inextinguishable.
^ihnpi, ,\,^,iu^ a. ill-favoured, disfiilfcjM/L././^ 8.

I's

'^-

immovable, fixed,

personal.
W'z^l'J-'i'p.uip ad,

immovably, firmly.

immobility,
vableness, stability, firmness.

a.

unbounded, unlimited,

\S)inluiuliuiij ,uj a.

without malice, not

sta-

not commutable; real, not

U,?/ju/^cAnt,/?^,t>, .

\\}.ninpi

immo-

absence of maliciousness,
from revenge or hatred.

freedom

unpolished,

uneven,

\i),n,in(,/i

a.

rough.
U*'"'f.'7"^'

"

unpitying,

imconi-

.;

u:bn

passionate, inhuman, barbarous, cruel,

brutal.

u.^n
\ifini-u/i,u,/f[,nuRliiii s.

X^iniinpir, jJ^ini/npiKupuip ad.

cruelly,

barbarously, atrociously; - ^up^,phu

act of bearing

same name, homonymy.

the

frjiy vn. to share the

}i}inL.ui%,a/iji^,r,

same name.

[p-[,Jii.

to tyrannize.
Ul^'o.^fi^ , ~ '^mi^^lrib
a. implacable,
severe, inflexible, inexorable.
U,'>>/>/^/u4 a. unchaste, incontinent,

mes.

impure, immodest.

rious

^hn,^'i,u,il a. insanable, incurable.

ItfenTTa. without style, orderless, confused; -//.'fi, pellmell, promiscuously.
U,%j>/cA a. without force, feeble.
yjljinjlj "lini-^jj

m-^iiiip

SWOOt, agive an a-

tt.

greeable 4"*" - p"-^i/_. to

greeable odour 4i> u%ni-jl-g perfume
Hiinj^ m-^ij s. sweetness, suavity.
XHinuiuy
a.
untoward, rude,
l>j
rough, rustic; uncivil, disobliging;
;

awkward, unbecoming.
U^auiii

does not rise or

\^inm%

stir.

footless,

a.

that

jatbnmf,^ ad. at the feet.

H^nutiiuiJitfMjii uiiLbirtr vci.

tip-toe

vn. to

walk on the

to

Walk on

tip of one's

toes.

[dent.
_

without quality or acci-

1]?'npia^ a.

H^tnpi^p a. childless, heirless

barren; -

i/i--At^,

steril,

die without

to

children.
children, to lose one's children.
Mfinpli^a. inseparable, indivisible..

that does not ruminate or

the cud.

\]}inpn-2i' a.

undetermined, indefinite,
vague, indistinct, confu-

]17Y>2_ a.

uncertain;

sed inarticulate
;

uij a. infamous, notoshameful, scandalous, disgraceful, vile - uiniihu to disgrace, to bring

to shame, to dishonour.
Jifini.u/iiuip^nL.ppiit
defamation,
s.
;

discredit.
\hini-uAuiipnp,ni^pL.% .

change of nameIt/n^iut/A-.r, tj^

metouymy,

name,

va. to

to call,

to denominate, to term.

renowed, famous,

a.

\i?ii.i,.i[,

become

strious; -flfiihu to

illu-

illustrious.

nomination.

[ly.

y^ini^mt-np a, that has wheels, wheep-n/ /3-ffy s. arm-pit.

lJ,'6n^/3- , %p-li
]i^ini.,iy,l_a.

crooked; indirect,

1]?<i>.Y2ii>;(/i

ad. indirectly.

\^,ni.,i^uj,

[,j

incorrigible, per-

a.

verse.
UJ/fiti

%ni-ufii

nt-iM/iip

ufiij s.

name

renown, glory, reputation, honour, title - piujP gr. nominative noun, sub[etc.
stantive'; - ^n/ title.
;

confusedly, indistinctly
\\?inpa^.-P[iiA

s.

indefinitely
implicitly.

indecision, indeter-

[wheel.

mination.

in the shape of a
1],%>ii.ii.%ui^/>^ a. that gives a name to,
that names.
[me to, to name.
U,%rn<-ui%(^^'<r, irg^ va. to glvo a ua,

/>

a,

nomenclature.
that bears the name

\i}ini.u/i,uiif.i,nM.p-l,iii s.

\Siinuu%,ulil,p a.

of the

same name

homonymous.
Xi^int-u/tiiu^n^iT, h-gft

li\^at-u/i,ia\n^,^Pl,i^,

nomenclature.

lJifc#7iA4?/^^n-/?^-'fc

[call.

va. to
s.

s.

disobedience;

contumacy.

WinL.^u,i.p

s.

sal

name, to

denomination;

ammoniac.

0,^nt2;i.iyyii./?f -> s.

inattention.

sweet, agreeable to
the taste, savoury, delicate; benign,
gracious.
\if,ni.^,^ura. sweet, savoury.
1]>n^^/.4n, a. sweet, odoriferous,
JS'i-ni-^li

uig a.

delicate ; - ./tfct^rto perfume, to scent.

W^im-^a^nintiT, hgfi VH. S. W^ni-^u^nut
Ufini-^^nin^ir,

of another.
\\),nt,iu%u.lil,g a.

V^.ncyiu^l a. that does not contain,

that has not; poor, needy.
\i?.n,Jil. uin^ti/rW va. to dcstroy the
[macious.
name, the race.
U?'"^'4^^/'f a. disobedient; contu-

\i}.ni-^^},p a. inattentive.

contingent.

U?i/Y#.^, \i^inpn^uMp.a-[i od.

M^inL-uiAft.

na-

WjintiiuM/i-plrir, etc. S. Wjini-uiliuiifphtr,

remain without

\h'"i"tt'l'f Irjifj vn. to

chew

many

apode; baseless;

has

X^^int-uHimpli,

|],tr/>.>%n^i/b s.

without branches;

a.

y^ini-iuiiuiimm a. that

Irguij

Vn.

tO

SmOll

sweet, to be odoriferous.
\i,%ni-^u^ninnM.p-pii,

s.

swectuess of

smell, perfume.
]i^,.-^.,7i'ui^i S.

H^ni-^^iuir.

Ti^,L.^j;nnt.pi>t^i

s.

[joy.

mirth, gaiety,

WM
\)},ni-^pui[,

a.

46
makes sweet

that

\i?int-^j; A-j/l va. to sweeten.

W^m-^i-Pl.ii, s. sweetness delicacy,
exquisite flavour aifability, clieerfulness.
;

tip

U.^-

D,^n<-^^

s. pi.

perfumes, odours;

mild weather.

ft.

windlass; gin or triangle

engine.
Itirni,!/
^j \]^nt-unijlh O. IgUOrant,
unlettered; stupid.
Mfiiy^npii. $

for pullies

UM'4'"'iA'^>

iiir,r.

M^iuf,ui,uMuiu/i,' a. without
W}iMMiii,i,mli
a guardian or guard.
\^,{u,^lruu, a. not preserved.
OT u;4" ad. negli-.
WjiuiuiiiiMiiaiiuip.utp
gently, without observation.
]i},ui.^^,ifv%''i-R[-'^' s. want of observation, negligence, infringement, in,

fraction.
W^.^nuiKnjTC

^nMj2q.j

ignorance

want

of

"t^

[food.
U?'"'-^^Wfini^inhil,
a. uneatable, unfit for
W%ni.[i .u'lipnj s. iron collar (of a pilS.

lory)

collar

^im-plrp

a.

ll'fc/n.^^, ^I'lnj, /.j

sion, revery.
ftfcop a. destitute,
Hfcju.^ a.

. pi.

dream,

vi-

[helpless.

abandoned by

all,

not vicious, harmless, void

of malice.
W^i^uipnL^pJ s. ingenuousness, goodness, simplicity of character.
[ble.
W^i^P^uft JJ^.^uip^iuiwlrili a. impassi,

HH^iliup^utpni-PliLij s. impassibility.

Hfc^u.;^ ,^ja. immense, infinite; extreme, excessive, enormous, immoderate,

superfluous, superabundant; intemperate, disordinate ; dreadful, violent,

grievous.
jH>,^,u^,, ad. immensely inbeyond measure, excessively;

Ij^^iii^

intemperately, immoderately

hyper-

bolically.

y^'^u^ui^jtn-P^^MA

s.

want of syme-

immense;

ad.

without condition,
\i}^uj,nu,u/uui%p a.

without answer ;-

.unit-u to confound.
lti'/^mmi-4 a.

ring.

not confined to one place, unbounded, infinite houseless, homeless,

finitely,

without orna-

ad.

ment, simply, plainly.

lliujuyJi-^/o. unlimited,

science.

unadorned,

a.

simple, plain, unpolished.

lifjuiu.^nt-iCuipu.i,

illiterateness
Ofc.

* ^^ irreso-

'"

^a-w

lute, to hesitate, to delay; S. i^'/W""^.

confectioner.

unbecoming, improper,

unsuitable, unfit, absurd, unseemly. _ ,

\^uiu,u,lTi,,-Pl^ s. absurdity, unsuitableness, incongruity, impropriety.
Xi^.i.i^u.lrpuiqfuEukp that lovos not

war, peaceable.
\ii,uiu.u,J-lr,r, irjP

vn. to

remove pu-

nishment, not to punish.

lp.<.^,./rcf a.

unpunished ;

ad. with

impunity.
impunity.
not deceitful, sincere;
that cannot be deceived.
u,ni-fij a. dishonoured,
W).i.uu,l,,dishonourable, abject, base, vile; ad.
dishonourably, vilely - f./r, false
\i,%,jiu,u,J^ni-P^[-^ s.

'[\;i,uiu.a,l,[,

a.

\_ui,amt^.

money.
1],%.<;.4ui., /rj a.

impudent, disres-

pectful, irreverent, immodest, shameless

ad. impudently, without shame,
irreverently, disrespectfully.
WitiMi-uuiliuiMLn^p-Jti^ s. effrontery, im;

pudence, shamelessness; irreverence,

try, disproportion.

disrespect.

t],iv^^^w4. /ly a. not adult, not arrived at puberty.

without image.
without cause, - pirinciple, causeless; without reason or
motive ad. absolutely, peremptorily.

]J^,^i,/in,.p-[iiA s.

immensity enormi;

ty; superfluity, superabundance, exu-

\i)Miiumliiiii a.

|)^u|uii>>7Cu/<i- a.

berance immoderation, intemperance.

;

X^iuiuiluuipiMi^k-ilE a.
l]^j{uf{><i/u

irreproachable.

Wfiuiiu^uiulriy a- faultless,

perfect, accomplished, complete ; unfailing; indefectible, inexhaustible ad.

perfectly; without fail; incessantly.
\i),uiu,iiu.ulrini.p-l,Li, s. indofectibility,
;

continuance.

X^^tuiuiut^TCj etc. S' U,^'*v"""^4

etc.

|),'>ju{iui>i<-uf^/i^ a.

disrespectful.

}\^,uiu,uin,-uju\i, a.

that does not love

honours.

not grafted; that cannot be grafted;

that cannot be united.

47
to dishonour.
M}'uiuimM.^uiu a. unpunished.
M^tMiuMmm-iTa. unspeakable, unutter-

ttlU

D^/<^<<>uini./r<r, fry/i ua.

vu. to

u^iuiftutuibiuiiiutrt '"jj"*!

less, to

become

useless,

lV'*7P*'*Ai"3'*-3f^A-#/*,

able, inexpressible, ineffable.

"Miiuiiumnt-ni-Pl,^ f.irrevcrence; dis-

render useless.

honour.

insignificance

bo use-

to spoil.

to

"va.

"'-^b

Mfiuiliuiu/bnt-pj. s. inutility ; littleness,

\ifiuilnj,^

baseness, vileness.
s. pi. useless things.

yl,j

supported,

unprotected, abandoned.
[,j a, unprepared, unfurnished, unprovided; j-l>j ad. -without preparation, unawares, unexpec\i?iuimii,uiiim

Wfiuiqt-pq. a.

W^Miiquinp a.
clear, pure.

not lazy, diligent.

un troubled, unclouded,

tedly.

\i?iuin,ln,iy O. pathlCSS.

W^muimiiuiumni-P-lii^i s. Want of preparation; unfurnished state.

[pyc

\[}'ui,iuj^ a.

s. immensity.
busy, not at leisure

M^iuiiLnfif. a.

Jj^/uluiquMp./rnnt^P b^'

yS/iuiuipuifpni-PlitA
\i,iui.i,puiui a.

not engaged in business

s.

\]iiuiuipiaMiiuM%u,ir,iiiiituivn. to

be busy,

want of leisure,

business.
H^iMMiiupliuui a.

walled.

[est.

mod-

m^uiMupi- a. without bragging,

\f^iu{uipltni-P^ptii s.

H^iuiiuplit-^i

/ly

want

of. boasting.

immodest,

a.

un-

chaste, indecent, bawdy, obscene dissolute, debauched; - ad. indecently;

immodesty.
uncircumscribed un-

]j?iutaip^b-^ini^liL.%

y^nifuipnjp a.

unprofita-

Unprofitable, useless;

ad. un[broken.
lj></i/u>^ a- that cannot break unU,'i.57, a. careless, remiss, negligent;

barren

profitably, uselessly.

s.

separated, divided, disjoU.'if*-'/". %/ va. to separate, to

detach, to disjoin, to disunite; to uncouple
W^2^mni-UU s, separation, disjuncWf'^;"'" a.

[venly-

tion,
!]?'/*.

incomprehensible.

irreproachable;

a.

ad.

l-^

slo-

"

indelible; indissoluble;

incontestable.
\i}.2puit,n
Ij, /j . intermedium,
space, interval , interstice ; partition,

irreproachably.
,

indelible:

\^-^'2^ib a.

without water, dry, arid, anhydrousl]^^i.,y.n.-//. J# s. dryness, aridity.

\i?>2i''^d'

"O^iuiuipuuMi.

[iut.

ad. easily.

bounded, immense

incomprehensible.
without rampart, una.

\}^uiai(,[,irui'iiuMili

\[fnMi.pm

a.

\]}>ui,nni-q^

unfertile, unfruitful,

y^^nuipuiaini-P-ltiii s.

\M"H'"'ir'~^b

infertility, unfruitfulness

bleness.

to be occupied.

cent

without a dower.
without a crown-

unblamable,

a.

not due ;

inno-

to clear, to acquit.

very

or more in-

nocent.

[cent.

not guilty;

J^^jMiMllUpuiUsll^ft

[tion-

boundary.
_

f w^n^^uAiA-^,

iuiAlri_

a,

innothat suffers inno-

cently, innocent.

curtain of parti\i),2ii'Mihmirir, Ir^l; VU. to Separate, to

cut off, to shut out, to exclude.
JJ.'fcjpu/itm/it./y^ti *. space, interval
Xi^uihrnuipuM"!,

separation, partition.
j'uiiihil,

a. infinite,

inter-

"Wfiuiiapmlri^ a. inviucible,
unconquered; insurmountable, unsubdued.

prehensible.
U>,/.4./i*io*P"</

indefinitely
Xijiuikm a, useless, vain, frivolous,
insignificant; vile, abject, miserable,
despicable, worthless ; - mnAA-^, to ren,

unbounded;

minable unlimited indefinite ; incom-

W)iiMiu,pmiuuhil, a. indefatigable.

der useless, to spoil; J- j-u ad.

s.

yskin-

without limit;

ad.

indeterminately.

\ljiiuiu,pl9-MM,p.t-p a.

leafless, dead.

obey, to
give ear to, to acquiesce, to yield, to
to turn a deaf
consent, to submit ;
ear, to refuse consent, to disobey.
|],?/i<iir,

oyf

vn. to listen, to

,
;

;
,

u.^4,

8
X^iliinjRuip

not slippery
firm, sure

M^uiu/P-ulp/rJi U. that IS

that does not stumble

infallible.

without bridle, -reins;

a-

\i,'',u,%A

unbridled, unrestrained; unruly, ungovernable.

Ij^iuij-iiiaf,

immovable,

unshaken,

\ij,uinuiu%lril, a,

'Q),u>n,nl^ili

uugover-

u.

nable, unruly, disobedient, obstinate,

incorrigible.
W^^m.iinirMr,

resist, to

disobey, to

vn. to

lw^l<

be refractory.

ll>/./.u.ont^/.t.i s.

disobedience, con-

[for eating.
tumacy, obstinacy.
l]?/t-yu.7/ a. without having a table

without

y^iut-pi/iiiai^np a.

\}jiu,n,ujnL.uiir

[ij

u.

without moans,

- property, poor.

[poverty.
s.

want of means,

U^i/>^//<-m a. irreproachable, unblemished, pure, blameless; ad. irreproa[ed.

chably,
UJvi/ii.tY.6- \ijiumlr,ih^uiliiMfij a. uncreat\\),uu,lrpl,i.p a. infallible, sure, unerring, without mistake.
\S^,u,l,'b a. without breast or udder;
without milk.
,

Mifiumyii. a.

ttfcofr^ a. steril.

Wfiuh-^Hit

a. infinite,

l}?/i#.uyoL/3/iJ'/

firm.

\ifiu,-uu,,

interminable; perpetual,
durable; inexhaustible.
'^uuiiun.ni-Pji . inexhaustible state.
\}^uuil, unscarred.
\i^'UMMui,.uii a. docile, submissive.

il,

uncertain.
incertitude.

U?ini-^/j<-/3/tSr s.

unshadowed, uncloud-

\^.u.n^lr[i a.

seed unfruitful, barren.

M^'ukfj a. without love,- affection;

ed, clear, light.

cold, unfeeling.
U?'/A a- without nourishment.

evident, manifest; indelible.

who has

l),i/./ifr^. a,

nor friends

neither lovers

W'-tplrin'-Pl"^ M^n-lipn^aJ
of love or affection; antipathy.
UJ-u//^ a. heartless.
.

UW'""!, without fault;

impeccable ad. infallibly.

S.

WaUt

J.

infallible,

[falsehood.
veracity, without

\}^tupp.ni-P-[n-^i s.

uncleanness, impu[ness.

W'uupinltnt-^p-fii^i s. go d-humour, mild'Wfia^nip, '^uif.nif.lrih a. Inconsolablc.

\i'}lu,lu2ru.'b a.

infallibility.

without salary, unpaid,

W^n-lun^f, a.

s.

H^uinnt-P-l>Li,
rity,

D></^.^nt./?f t.%

\i).uu,n^lrpu,^u^l_ a. glittering, lumi-

nous, brilliant, bright.

antipathetic.

unrewarded.

y^iifjtiTCiun.

a.

endless, eternal.

unsaleable.

UJii^uyt^, Wfiiluj/irini.^ o.

unbocoming,

without beginning.
W^iu^^i^-u.ij.u'i, a. without beginning,
that has existed from all eternity.
\S^uliqp%u,lil,j a. equally without be-

indecent, unsuitable, improper, unfit;

dishonourable; -u, ad. indecently, im-

ginning, coeternal.

priety

\^iiili,ipiiiap.u,p

ad.

\i^iniii(Ai.pi,t_'i,

s.

uncreatedness

yS^'ulifi^fH, a.

without beginning, eter-

unaccustomed unusual
;

strange, extraordinary, new; irregular.

l]^ut.u#Y_ a. ad. hungry, unfed, troubled with hunger; fasting; without

food

h"'L- to fast.

ip'lirl^

wiuni-iuiiMii'iiuiir,

uM^uMj yji. to fast; to

'

be hungry.

[state.

hunger; fasting
Avithout mourning,- afflic-

U,7/</#,-m.^.<-/?/riA

U?/.,-^ a.
tion.
l).'i>u#7<.<

U?-,L^p
profane.
lv""V'"-

s.

a. real, true,
a.

W"li'!!Ji""^"'i ^- unlimited,
;

li^iluA

W^iiiuAtip a. that cannot be

flight, invincible,

certain.

impure, unclean unholy,

;

W^iluiuiniuli a. indefatigable ; idle

lazy ad. without fatigue.
^lu,p a. uncultivated.
Ijy.q.upf/- l-j a. inexperienced, rude,
unpractised, unskilled, unexercised.
\i)i,lu,pJ-ni-P-l,ii, s. unskilfulness, inexperience.
IJ^iiluip/i a. unforeseen, unexpected;
vile, without esteem.
;

\\^nl^,pA a. without salary, unpaid

without merit or recompense.
y^iiiiuUriiuiiiu,'!, . iuvaUd,
UfiiliMMt-trii
null, illegal, insufficient
apocryphal
- uiniihij to invalidate.
,

>

unbound-

incomprehensible.

repulsed or put to
impregnable.

nal: baseless.
W)n,n,ln[t .

Il>/^yyfc^4./i-/?^ti s.

ed

eternal existence.

dishonourably.
indecency, improdeformity.

properly

^muiuiiuiuliuih

^luuimnJr^

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D.%S
\tii4!^Urpuip:u,p

49

ad. illegally,

ciently,
s.

invalidity,

nul-

fearless,

cou-

ySiJult^lrp a. intrepid,

rageous, bold;

arf.

intrepidly, fearless-

[thick;

bushy

s. a.

strong,

\i}imiun.ui/[nn

boldly.

forest, o-

vergrown with wood.

- superintendent.

[out pretext.
inconcealable, witha. without cloak or

\t^i,nu,..yl,% a. silvan.

a,

U.'fc^^u/^.^ni.

becomo a

\}}iinMn.uj,/ni^a.

1]^<^^<^u<jn<. a. without inspector,

woody.
tougb

grove, thiclcet.

]]>>. n.ui^,Y' s.

"[^lirpuMpiiirili

brought Up in a fo-

}\jimiMMn.uip.niit .

rest,

W'ilir^t^pni.p[,..% s. intrepidity.

Uftiniun.ut'iiujir,

mantle.

[fofest.

becomB a

to

luj/ujj vTi.

unwavering.
induWtable, certain
without doubt, - difficulty.

\[}imuimu/ii a.

\]?i>lt^l,A^u,%t^lP

illegible.

|],'iri<u^i(nyu u.

without

H^iilk-piiutflip a.

title

or

ad.

in-

scription.

\[)i,ll,pui,.np

a,

]ijnwp[!.lrpni.p-[,ii.

rial,

immate-

a.

incorporeal.

more or very ab-

a.

llfcmA-Y/i a. not confined to one place,

uncircumscribed
absurd
extravagant; unbecoming, unsuitable.
,

hard, inflexible.
absurdity, extravagance, incongruity, unsuitableness,
unfitness, impropriety.
\i?iuwli-,iliuiuiilt

a.

'Wfimlriini-P^liiit

liable to injury.

suspicious

g.

who

XiJiml/ii^fli a.

does not aspire,

- u>i_u>^i-'f

unaspiring, unambitious
not desiring honour.
Mi^iinh-u

invisible

a.

Jt^

incompre-

hensible - uiniikij to neglect, to take

no care of, to despise, to quit, to a-

plump.

\i^-li"l-nil_ a. untroubled, tranquil; ad.

peacefully, quietly.
}^,^iq.n^i-P-l,^, s. tranquillity, un-

bandon.
\S^imk-uuipuip ad. invisibly.

disturbed state.

\[},mlruu,^ a. formless, shapeless.

IJ^i^ii^ui a. unfailing, punctual, exact,

regular, correct, sure, certain ad. without fail, punctually, precisely, exactly,
correctly.

'Wfiinlruuiliu/ii,

ble

\i^tmuMppMiiliiii'ii

gnorance.

-fpit-ij to distrust, to suspect.

Jf^.i/uinui^aM-P-li s. mistrust, diffidence.
^ '0?'4^tuAf a. out of danger, safe ; unhurt, free from harm.

\j^iuigutin^ut^i

\i3iu,lriiui^y%

ad.

}j^,iluwl,m a. fat,

\)^inuMqinni-^

a..

U.'fcu.A-ut//',

UU-

W^ait-uu/btr/li U. iuvlsl-

incomprehensible.

bandon, to

va. to neglect, to a-

frj/f

slight

\}}nk-ant.p-[;ii

wearied; not tedious, not wearisome.

s.

to connive at.
iuvisibility

incom-

blindness ; connivance.
JJftuik-pni^l^ a. without master or governor ; unassisted, forlorn, abandoned.
U.i,t-4'"* which does not last,
[./.t^mJS/^.
inconstant.
prehensibility

Xi^mu/bh-il- a. insupportable, intolerable, heavy, burdensome incomprehensible, inconceivable.

Xi^imiuiTnUi a. without moisture, dry.
\^u,iu^, /fj a. rough, unpohshed
;

Ti^uikp a. free, independent

S.

D,K

hard.
Ufiuiuiti.,-

'^"ei'

'

^, lug

[unskilful.
surd, - extravagant.
WfiMnlriihitili a. ignorant, unlearned,
l],i.A-Y.A-4ni-^/iJ> s. unskilfulness, i-

unwitnessed.

1],V/^inio4 a. distrustful,

indiffcreuce

resolute, determined.

U?/.#.///* a.

y^itnujpp

la^^u/ii^ a. firm, determined, steady,

resolute, invincible, inexpTignable.
y^nlTCuip a. invaluable ; unpaid ; infinite, endless.
\ifiStuuMH a. harmless, innocent, innoxious; unhurt, undamaged, safe and

harmly.
W^i^tauk-it a. not

g.

neutrality.

a, invul-

W^iqiipuiLjtphili

ad. indifferently.

\iitmi"Pi!.iriMMf..u,p

'

Wft^uy

\\}im'"[ip.lrp a. indifferent.

HT'ltp a. unwounded, invulnerable.

Ufiiip-mp, \^qp-uipirili a. exact, precise, perfect; ad. exactly, precisely.
\}}i,lP-uipi.[3-l,t.'ii s. exactness,
Hfc^ixX-^, a. indisputable.
Mfiilb^n a. without pain, that has
nothing to suffer.
[nerable.

sound;

U/bS
thickest part of a forest ; ilh-ftutliui^uL,
u/iimuin-li, ranger of a forest, forester.

insuffi-

[lity, illegality.

W^iil^t-trpni-Pliii,

ly,

,;

s.

wood;-

forest,

grove, copse, thicket

- p^mi.

anarchy, interregnum.
there
Jifimp ad, a. thence
;

'[

[irii^k

,,
;

- from yonder mountain

from each side.
,

uium^

young

a.

l],V/u>/>uf^u.^/

a.

Mi'jui.-nLp^ s. health, freedom from

pain; insensibility; apathy, inaction;

pi.

impassibility.

I],'fcj4-UY_ a.

advanced

childish.

type

without
shapeless, deformed.
l]>o>/j;

L.

!],>///.
^j s. the -world to come
the blessings of the world to come.

unUke

;;

in

passed; - ^/f--^pp old,

age - J-uiJh/iiuili the time
>

past.

[ter.

W^'jH

a.

passenger, traveller;
each, every.

Eas-

tt>j*//...^ o.

Wjimffpitliuinna

without deformity, -

sage

without sorrow.
luj 5. clavicle, collar-bone.

that relates to

^iauinuiinlri_

^-

to visBr the -.

to pass, to

ncjli va.

y^ijin-gii/ht-iT,

cause to pass; to transmit; to dissipate, to

drive

away;

to

consume,

to

em-

ploy; to transport; to carry back; to

pierce to twine to enchase to omit,
to pass over; to surpass, to excel;
,

to pardon sins ; i^ut-m-pu i^tu^

^i/b.uj , to pass away the time,

to live - ^pun^ q^nt.p to extinguish or

put out the candle or fire; -/A^ uni-/i*
to put to the sword
'ft uui/p uni-iiirpit
n.nmirJtnruuthualiuMI^ Or h dilrijj iLpmuuM^
ipn^nL-P-lm/u to remit money, to send
letters of change ;- ijjo#i-i"4i to miscarry in Tihild-birth - quM'iyni.^uM%b-[j to
excel, to surpass - ^fc^ /3/r.. to count,
to enumerate - nguiun^JSu to appease
anger - ^lim-P-p^i, [n^p to pass one's
examination; ^u^fu - (A^, to hurt so;

s.

thoroughfare.

iTiu'buiii

aborti-ve: Easter; S tt^'j.^ll'fcjra/f/.p s. passport; - Mnu,i_, to give

a-

transition.

^/A-f#

dreams

visionary.
U?/j

passengor.
s. j ourney, pas-

s.

inseparable.
'[\)iu,%oppik-[[, a. indispensable.
Itfcmn^//' a. of low birth, ignoble.
UimniA a. without habitation, houseless ; ad. like a pilgrim.
Hiin^mnt.^ a. joyful, choerful ; ad.
\i?,ai,i/ri^ a.

a.

my

W^^nUi U' open to the public, frequented by passengers - iftnifng great

XS^iunfuiputp ad. inseparably.

'\S^,pu,ii,

lH^^np^,

U.%j#,..^/.ti , W^.jni-Ui.

defect, perfect.
Wi,.l..n^P a. joyful, gay.
Wiimliuift a. strong, able.

]J^,pu,/iii,'ii

transitive.

Itji^igniiui^uti a.

anticlxist.

S.

ad.

}S?,u,luh,iir

Hijiuit./", u/bj^vn. to pass; to flow,

to run to pass away, to end, to cease

to pass over, to omit ; - iufiigu,%hi_, to
exceed to surpass, to excel - n^u,^
%[-.' fium i,puiiruii!ii
to infringe, to transgress, to violate, to break ; - ^A^ JJ^,
to cross ; to pierce, to penetrate
ifk-puinfib to repass - ^ mhifl, uimp to
succeed'; /rtuj-niiui to leap ; - ui^mif.
to hasten ; - nuit-m-pp^ to grow old ^ptMifp, to be extinguished; - J-uii/h,_
to elapse ; - u'l^I^
to happen
'iiuMlil
- ju,ih,u,pC,k to die, to expire 4u,otu/^
%t-i_-, to cross, to traverse; -^u>
to surpass, to exiuiift'' fiiiui uuiiiJTuh
ceed, to go beyond the limit; - 4iy_
Tflrui n^ui^t-iT lit-lip , to pass rapidly
over many things um^"'*- l^i_ ;

f".

i^t-. to speak briefly.

\^i^uiuni.Sh a. soft, affable.

H*/ju.^m^/
\S^<gui,. a.

insensible

llfcju/L.,^ s.a.

without pain.
passenger, traveller;

fugitive, transitory, perishable,

ral, frail, vain.
l]^j""-"i""-/3^f "A
tyj vanity.

s.

me

one.

l],%3.jt/u^ a.

passed, transmitted

tempo-

instability, frail-

s.

abortive child.
U?/jn^i.t./^/.i.'i J.

modesty, chastity.

jitj s. pi. passage, journey;

pass, defile ; street, lane; avenue; chanIt^jr^!.

canal; hole, opening gate; accident, event; leap; flux ;-/!i4/>*"j'

ulriihliui^
gallery, corridor ; J-iuJm^
'iiuiiil;, space of time, lapse of time;or p-h-puMii uitiofdna orifice "A5 ^ "'^3
tunXirij to pass, to go
"*j A- ij-uipi
Moniihu to come and go, to traverse
nel,

p.uiifni.j'- u/ii^pt 1^,^.

passage.
healthy, free from [pain;

ad.

ed much

i,u

have

uiuiuiJkyii [pIrp.iMj

suffer-

p jAf- ^fc^

ui%gh-uMi_ i^ia,
they told each
other every thing that had happened

l,L.ph-u/iiu

them.
Jj^ifiuifinM-uui

[ble.
,

y^iifiMif,,^!^ a. inevita-

U,^^<( a. unclosed, open.

Mi'ip-in-uM^^ a. inglorious,
>

U.'^'if ""-

unhonoured, abject.

y^iifuiiLnt-PfiiX

s.

inglorious state,

abject condition, Tileness, baseness.

"

U.'^t'*' a.

void of malice, not vindic-

tive.

WittP^piril.

]\)ipPl,p^ a. that does not

ad. without wiaking,

wink the eye;

'^^nluai^phili a. immutable, not liable to change, invariable.
\i^,fnpiii/ii

\JDi^n^uiii,ul[b-il, a.

whicli cannot

a,

ySi^ifinfuufunpif.

immu-

[replaced-

table, invariable.

be

with fixed eyes.

U.'*!pV'*' ^ii^'fii^ib a. inscrutable, impenetrable, hidden, secret.

want

inscrutability;

\i3i^1iini.p-l,^, s.

of examination.
W^'ifnjP- a. negligent, careless, inattentive, indifferent, indolent - u.i._
%lrij ilAku to neglect, to slight.
[iffnjPn,-{3-pLii s. negligence, carelessness.
;

U^.^njiJl, (y a. that does not put to

the test that is not tried or put to the
test; inexperienced, untried, new
pure, chaste.
\i^/rapAni-l3-[,ti s. waut of tempta;

tion

inexperifnce.'

m^^nLu,

not rotten, incorruptible,

not liable to decay.
a.

immutable, invariable, unalterable, uniform, constant; adi immutably, invariably.

[ulrit a.

immutability,
invariableness, constancy.
Jj^^mai-P-l"-^ s. want of rottenness,
JJ?/^#n^n/ni-/?/f-Sr

s.

incorruptibility.
\}^^p^iiAiat-np a. that cannot

lubly.
[try.
U^^u^Hni-PJ^ s. indissolubility,
U^^iiiiiutp u. without a city or coun-

who doos

not un-

politics.

uncivil,

unpolite, uncourteous.
\i^_puiqiifpu>iliiMpnt-Ppiii

\i^oifi,tii[ii/iiliMr, Irgiuj

unprofitable; j^,, ad. unprofitably,

vainly.
nj [,j s. vase, vessel, pot
l]>o/3box; piece of furniture; tool, instrument -^ (un^iulik-pn^l, kitchen-range,
set of pots and kettles ; j~ uM,^,t^,
,

borrow; J-

fuiq-phfj to

\i}iop-ai^l,n,.p[,t.^, s.

incivility,

without measure or

quantity.
XS^^uiu^lrilf a.intrepid, fearless, bold.
Hfcp/ra a. indigent, necessitous, poor,

Ut'oRl-B.'hoPl..
,

slender rare

/jy a.

delicate

thin,

tile,

indigence, poverty.

ltep#-A-^ o. inexpiable, irremissible,

unpardonable.

feeble,

fine,

sub-

meager,

more or very

thin,
lJ?iopuipt-^ a. that has light wings.
\iyioupuiinuu% a. composed of thin or
subtile particles.
a.

\i^opu,ini,pjpi,

a.

that has a

body

subtile, thin.

f^uif vn. to rarefy; to

to be diminished; to
waste to become fine or subtile.
yi^oupuigat.jiu'blrir, ni-^Ji vu. to rarefy
;
to make thin
to lessen, to diminish,
to subtilize.

become

thin;

yy^totipb-lT

7i.

Xj^otinitinnt-ttutltlrJ^

W^iounjllT S. W^oiinMtiliuJir*
Hfioiipni-Ppi^ s. subtilty, thinness.
Jjfiopl/i, a.

wicked impious
base; profane.
5. iniquity, malice

unjust,

illicit,

\l)iopl^%nt-[3-[iL.'b

be indigent, to be poor.

Ji^ipiMiinni-P-liLii s.

[very subtile.

light.

U,%oi>^>z<^n/t,

untoward;

forlorn.
vn. to

ui,uu to lend.

angiography.

s.

unpoliteness, rudeness.
U?/f f//_a. that does not walk.

helpless, succourless.
vn. to be unassisted, to be helpless.
^lo^ni-m a. useless, fruitless, vain,
YI^'oifSiui/iiiA a.

\]fiopui'iiiM,ir,

JH^ipiailutpiail^P a. impolitic,

1],%^ ii>%u>^

text, plain.

lean

U^^uj/i a. indestructible, indissoluble; insoluble; inherent; arf. indisso-

derstand

U?ff>'"-'>' a. awake, wakeful, sleepless,

watchful ;-^At^, ^u,^^ to be awake;
to be wakeful, sleepless.
\}?!^o,i_a. without veil
without pre-

Mjiioup

be ran-

somed or redeemed.

Xj^ipiuqaipuiq-km a.

M^ipn/P- a. safe, secure.

\i9{pyPnL.p-[iii, s. security, safety.

impiety.
Wf,op[,%iiipiup ad.
iif.opP'i.aii a.

illegally, unjustly.

unexampled, unparalle-

led, unequalled.

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V^uu^p
to be iniquitous, to be unjust;
to transgress.
^i-i^lS"-{'!^

dawn, day-break /A7- up^^i-p^'ii

at dawn, at break of day.
;

lA.^uliirpui

ad.

pupil, scholar ; foster-child; sectator,

follower ; - a,pnuhuu,{i apprentice.
,

lA,iiulihpiniup.ii,[i

a scholar or

ad, like

lamentation,
[lamentation.
a place for tears or

s,

disciple.

ful,

lamentable.
to

XSt^lik-puiu/iing s.
\S,zi"li'^P'"""'k[' a.

school.
that loves his scho-

lar or disciple.

have in

va. to

to expatriate, to exile t^'i,ti_, fn/uPi_

j-k to go in the other world ^^i_j;

to be born, to come into the world;

jfiii -f in the eyes of the world ;/3-w

ap-

t"'--f

puplllsge

s.

to

tui-

to instruct.

\i,iu,lilri,mni-P-ltiii

of,

>

XSi^^liirpuilrir, h^ft

tion, to teach,

complain

lament, to mourn, to deplore.

y^uutpt^ a, deplorable, lamentable.
y^iiiup^ f,, ,j s. world, universe
land, country, region
ipnec - microcosm ^ui%iiJrpiir,ui_- the other world,
future life ; ^li^ ,aJk%u,i% - through all
the world - wOiiylb all the world
or people, everybody; / - 4A%,
;

\i,z^lihpu,u,lil>^s. fellow-student, companion, school-fellow, comrade.

mourn-

JJ^uuipu/tnt-uif a. plaintive,
]],2^/^tr, tj/l va.

uM^ s. disciple, student,

!,

mourning,

t.

complaint.
jJ^^uuipuA

aurora,

Uef"/''4'#

'

to sin,

prenticeship.

leave lie world.

t- that inhabits the
or a country; cosmopolitan.
*'0

'

ll2A""/4"'p'S'"4

worm

sf school-girl.

l],2^//4t^nni_4^

*. geographer ;cosmogeography
cosmography,

\}^uuip^ii,^Plt

rye.
U^u/in uiniikiT vu. to givo troublo,
to fatigue, to harass, to incommode,
to disquiet, to disturb; to torment, to
plague, to rack to weary to importune, to pester -^At^, to take trouble.
JS^uiumuiJ-lip, \^uuJinu,[un'b2_a- activ,

lik^P'y

fjf s. hot.

diligent.
Ji,^uuiuiiii2ui'b,

W^^uimiaul^p

0. IftbO-

rious, active, diligent, industrious.

\i,^uui,nuiul,[,uip.uip ad. diligently,

ca-

refully.
y^uuiuiuiii[,plrir, Ir^f, VU. to

ligently; to

compose,

labour

di-

grapher

poll-tax ; -

to take a census.
uiiLbbiT va. to proclaor with a loud voice,

uini,iri_,

\\.itttiipi,u,^niJ-

me

every where

to divulge, to noise abroad.

W.^uu,[,^m^^ a. published or that

publishes throughout the world.
U,^i^4ui^ni/_ a. praised by all the
world.
]i,^u.p^ai^,l^._p-^Li, s. the reception
of universal praise ; universal praise.
ll.2^"74"'f-"/*- s. Creator
of the
world.
[the world.
\i,zt""c'i"'i-"c^"'-P-t'^ . creation of

to write.

\\,^,i,u,uJu[i[ini-[3-pi-'7i

s.

diligent la-

bour, elaborate study, industry work,

production.
m^wMnuii-np a. s. that works, that labours; servant ;-i-</py^, lay-brother.
;

l],^ui^4ui5.nOiY-

geographical

s.

globe.
\i,^uu,pi,uiMi.p,uii,u% a.

ll^u^4u^^._/?^ti
pjiiuliu/b
physical - ;
,

geographical.
s,

geography; -

^uMnui^uiliuhi

political-.
nt-j[,

va. to fatigue, to

commode,

trouble, to into disquiet, to disturb,

U^u^4ujY^f mt./*,
or spy a country.
l).2/""^4"'t/'

troublesome, tedious
which rnakes
work, fatiguing.
U^om//./"/", tjiy vn. to work, to take

''

irj[,

vn. to

observe

[of warriors.
composed of all sorts

to labour.
s. fatigue, trouble, labour, care, endeavour, effort; work,

trouble, to

toil,

\i^,i,mni-l3-l^,

business; exercise; fabrication;- a;.oj,

stretch of the mind, intense application ; ^^uiuuin^pirujjp (id. wlth difficulty, with great trouble.

U,i/'""f4v/'/a.

l),;^'"/4"'/W"
all the world-

that fills the universe.

that gives light to

a.

m.^uip'iu.piL.p a.

heard throughout

the world.

H^'up^oj^inp^

a.

thought or dqpe

by universal consent.
U^io^4u/u/iL,yj. a. in universal or general assembly ; universal, general.

.
;

UC1

a. acknowledged
the world; notorious, manifest;

\kzt'u,p^u,ituM%oP-

by

all

^piiimiufiui^ni~p fiiX

notoriety.

lies
to the

\i^uuip4iu[ipn,^p-pii,

love

s,

of the

world.

empress, queen,

1J,^Y'4<d-f><^/> sf.

wordly vanities.

princess.

U,^uiup4u,uu,triip-

that created

^j, a.

the world.

\S,^Map^,uit-ni.ili

that agitates or
agitated or trou-

a.

troubles the world;

bled in the world.

0^i^4.u;/.^ a. political; secular.

Ii,^iiiip4uii[iap

M^wp^ai^utij ft, uij s. eonqueror;

monarch, emperor, prince.

rules of

JUt^iiup^uiiluF^

ij/hliiT,

p[ur, It^.ui vn. to live

good policy

according to the
to live a secular

life.

[larlife.
_

eonquest.
\i,^-M,p4ui^,ui a. worldly, temporal;
secular, lay; universal, general; *.
lay or secular man - .n*A-^, to secularize - qi>^,uii limpf. a secular life.
U,^/i/Y'4>^u>%ufj->^ a. secularized;
married.
\i^-fii^u,iuA,ni-P[>tA s. secular life.
\i,^iup^iuiiiainL.p-fiM^i s,

policy; secu\i,Juiopiiamuw6- 0. that takcs care of

the people.
\S,^uiup4ui,luipnt-P-l,tA s.

M^uiiip^uM^k^Maj

a.

secular,

laical,

temporal.
[universe.
W^uip^ia^t-p a. that consumes the
\kzt""i'4"'i^l'"i a. worldly, secular.
ll.i/"</4'"4%aa

deems the world.

W,^uip4mlil,p

ft.

*bat saves, re[world.

that sustains the

<*

spread through-

\ii^u,pi,u,miup,uit a.

out the universe.

ll.2^"/4"'"'t'"jr a- that detests the
world, that is not attached to the vanities of the world.
\i,^uuip4Mamiru a. that has seen much
of the world; known by all, notorious,
public, manifest ;- jnc-juAt^, to pu-

make known.

blish, to

master of the world,

conqueror prince.
[victress.
princess,
H,^uu,p4u,Mi,[,/(l,% sf. queen
'\i.^u,pi,u,mk[i s.
;

lif^piutp^mpuip D. Ijt^p'Uip^iauuin-nO' *
\S^uuipi,uMlinpitiii%

H^auip^M^npnju

ft.

that destroys the world.

U^u>^4u.i(n<:^ a. that absorbs bt
swallows up the world.
M.^t'UMp^uM^mfp s. father of the world.
\S,^uiiMp4ii,j'u,it a. that surrounds all
the world.
Ut^ulp^ialfuip or Wt^ulp^UM^UaJtup S,
list or register of the people, census
of the population: a. that keeps the
register of the people ; .*_ ^Pp if-,
to register the number of the people.
0.2^"Y4""^. *. public square or place in a town or country,
U,^u>^4u.</;,u a. open to public entrance, frequented, resorted to; T-ni-iiA, Court.
U,2A<<7/4<<y^% a. worldly,
profane;
secular, lay, temporal.
^A^iuptiuibuiia. esteemed or respec-

ted by all men.

%,^,upi,u,^% a. that causes a conntry to flourish; blooming, in bloom.
0.2^"'f4"V'"4 o,' that preserves the
universe.
\i,^umpi,aiuiuM,nnLjr

ft.

that

rclatos

from the creation of the world.

\S^uip4uiu{uMpntAuilia. thatsurrounds
a.

Il^p4"ywj ** I'^^P
- map of the world.

worldly, attached

s.

creation of

4""f^"""i""^

I],/>^4ia<.^->%f. l,j s. public-house;

pot-house wine-shop.
U,2/<"/'4"-<"^'?'/'^ * publican tavern
[the world.
keeper.
}i,^uuip4ait-t-p a. that ruins, destroys
\S,^uuip4m^ui,iui^uiijli s. cosmopolite.
\S,^u,pi,l.^ a. secular; lay, vulgar,
popular; -iJrqn,., vulgar tongue.
,

\i^^u,upi,opi/b ad. secularly; vulgarly;

[tion.
generally, universally.
\S,^uu,pni.ai, s. complaint, lamenta\S,^ukin a. reddish ; of a fiery colour
- ^, chesnut horse.
U^gtA /un^./^j a. ardent, spirited,
lively, sprightly, mettlesome, fiery ; adroit, skilful; alert, vigilant ;-<?/ , a
spirited horse.
,

,
0,2^3'^ . ^ "-'for
s. vivacity, spirit, gai-

\i,^njJ-ni-[3-[itii

]J,^n^J-ni-P^-^

rapture ; mettle.
autumnal.
beginning of aus.

ety, sprightliness
\],^iaA,ajlA a.
\},^iuAiaJhi.ui

tumn,
\i,^i,u%p s.

H^iA

the world, (Ocean).

\i,^u,piiauk(i

y,^uip4uipiapni-P^ptA
the world.

autumn

^nut,

s.

a.

autumn.

[the autumn.
ad, of or in

M^^nu/iiiali

u#j

!,

a.

U,^uiiu%ui^uii/lu^

a.

candle-stiek.
hair on end, bri-

mpiu.iiirl_ u,pita.%hij to cast syes

upon, to desire /< ^^ ij-iumlrij to
judge by first sight ^/"'^" ^^^t.- to de-

be on horse-

to pay respect to
persons j-u^u,^ ^u.'i.Itu to render odious j'"ij"3 l^ii-'i'l^u to ^^ i^ disgrace,
to lose the good graces of any one;

stly.

.^

vn. to

%/>

U,2i"/"%u/4t/',

back, to ride, to mount a horse to

break in a horse.
donjon;
]i,^ujwi,u,/i [,, ,ug s. tower
[wer.
watch-tower.
^,^inu,pui,li,u,f.npir a. that builds a to\S,^nu,puiiiuj,i.pirni43^ln-'i, s. construction of a tower.
ll,2"u/;i"4//^'";i^ a. set round with
towers or turrets, turreted.
]S,^nu,i,iijliuiiL. a. which has the forme of a tower, turretpd.
;

\it^iiiuputl^lruiij

l^yjaiiiiipui/^lrtiij

CI,

dart, lance.
\i,^mir%uj^np

lancer.

s.

Xjt^iipTiw'ij O'

- 4'"j

]i,^u,nijiC a.

dry

\i,^u,fu,p a.

who has bad

,

dry bread.

>

gay

\i,tu,/[uipiui. a.

lJ.;iu/,y^^

become blind;
-, half-closed eyes; jmu^
^h,^ to be bold, to brave, to defy; juipu,uiun.-., tears in the eyes, weepp^irpu,[L,uj

ing liiu^ // ilu^p uipliu/i,iru to lower

the eyes ; j<- >"ii"3 S. ll.^i"j""-. -"-;

!].;,

ad. afterwards, then,

\}i- u,iM{tu

immediately afterwards; consequently, in consequence; finally, at last;

secondly conj. then, therefore u.n.
j,uu{u, one day, some day for the fu;

ture j^n
the future

f JTJ" henceforth, for

t jt/"* jj,^,nu,li a
for posterity, for the re-

-;

monument
membrance

-"-

or memory ; u,n. j-^j^ s.

future things ; jh^y-, p
j-ju'u remember, son, the
^4-^4 j-zin.
'
[-reply.
future.
^u^u,p^u,'u a. without reason, - answer,
U.u^/p,%n<-/?^<-V/ s. eulogy, praise.
O^ra^-u/y fJ lyj a. that is to come,
the future

spirit.

moves the eyes.

space between the

that

pi.

s.

^njP spectre phantom, ghost; vision,

iliusion; 47_ ui^u.^, to

vigilance, circum-

frankness

,^o^, fantastical, fanciful, chimerical; visibly; "- "is^ l!iii_u,irufii_, h-pt-^

.,.

circumspect.

M.^^U'lr'-P'l"-^'

spection

l],^u.^t.^a. alert, sprightly, vigilant,

active,

4'?/^L.>

or sore eyes.
l].^uj^i-,^t<oy a. that has

U, ou^t,^, nj
beautifvil eyes.

"- u-^"

iJ^2("A
;

na-

ving towers, set round with towers.

W^^nhujj iA.^,k tts s. pike javelin,
,

spise

two eyes.

future, posterior.

D,^u.iz.tir, tj/i

l],^.n.f //", ir^iy vn.

have respect to the appearance

to

of

[blame.

me, dispraise.
ii^uiu-n-nilirj; tj/.

dispraise, to

va. to

persons.
\i,^,L.nL.,

[,

u,j a. that

appearance of persons,
U,^/n./i.^^iA

s.

respects the

partial.

respect of persons,

]i,uiu,

- o^,

partiality.
W,lu,pJa,fini-i9^[,.% s. look of love,
longing eye, amorous glance, lust.
U,^Bfrai_ a. that has bad eyes j. ophthalmy.
U'i.*"j""-"'-'3 /"-'*' s. complaint, pain in
the eyes ophthalmy.
:

unarmed J j-

H.^im^'i, a.

if

p-^ conj. hut if, if, in case that;

not, otherwise, else.

apostrophe.
without venom, - poison.
out of
a. tardy, too late

\\^iujp-,iipj s. gr.

'[^uiuiPnjiia.

1i,.^uiJ-ur

season.

comes or hapout of season.

'\i,u^,uJ-^|JJ-ni-J-f, a
intolerable,
*.
meninsufferable, insupportable
ses blood, river or shedding of blood
X^uiuMJ-uiiTu/i,

a.

that

pens too late, tardy

Viif^-y
sees'

'

ikl'j a. that

U-i.*"?-' I''

has eyes, that

""3

'^-

U.it,'< Hi/'//.

that has a fine eye.

U.^"^V

S-

*^it'-tl'hi *ll.i4'""<"'-4*.
buff.

ttip-

blindman's-

UmiMMllMJll-l_JUip[ll^l

pl^^'

'

'"i."'j

*.

p'.

eyes, sight, look

f*-

J J- P-ltll.Mll^Hj JUM_
,

^UJirutl^pij

to
/A'^

J-ni-J-uii. p-u,i-,uij,i_,

ed with blood;

Uipt-Ullfp.

It-

be bloody,
uipfuJii

U.

lUtl^UM^

stainpinf.

d^t prc"^' ^ f^"t ~~ t^"L} te sweat

blood and water, to make great force,
t'"L}

U,^

Jlupuii^i_,

to fight without weapons.

,;;
,

D-flltt

,;

to fatigue one's self to death; - pt.

pnt-ai, intemperateness, violence.
X^utuilt^p, 'O^mitrpfi a. desert, uncultivated,

ftfllU.

D.

Wti^luili^uMlipir'^

JiJkn^t ittuiuil^u/tini-P-lruili

[one's hat.
XS^uM^ini-plrir, y^l, va. to
take off
\i,uf,a/n, a. vain, useless, neglected,
slighted, forgotten; - ,un^lri_, to neglect
to forget, to slight, to violate, to infringe,
[be ungrateful.
UiUfui^uiui'iruiir, lutfuif vn. to forget, to
y^im^uiuipp puij s, pi. bad omen,
sad destiny.
\},uiui/uuiu,i-np a. ungrateful.

the winter destroyer or'spoiler.

y^iuj^tiy, lH.ui.Mj/it.ik'i' a. made of

ingratitude.

}S,uiu,i,uipli a. exempt from taxes

ranAt^/to exempt one from taxes.

[glazier.

glass-makcr

\i,uiui/iiufnplt, /i, raj s.

M.^iuil^m^npirni-P-lii-'iis. art of making

glass glass-house, glass-works, glasstrade glazing, glazier's work.
l]^>^ii>(<u% a. corrupted, corruptive.
W^uM/iMa'iiuifnplr a. thut corrupts, corrupter, destructive.
[tion.
U^iiul^u/biiiii^P a. that likes corrup;

h'-in 4*-"'j*. glass ; drinbottle ; - uiujmnu:,u.%uig

n^'fi^/tl't

king-glass

window-glass.

menstrual; having

\i.ui,^u,p, [,j a.

menses: excrement; privy.

l],i<;<4u/^^.ut>

repudiation, di-

s.

[1

p-nuifP^ -l< act of divorce.

xS^ui^ujplim S. U,V'"4'"/-

vorce

ifPp

^nu.i.uiplin.-P'li.X

s.

exemption, free-

dom from

taxes, franchise, immunity.

O,"/"";"^ a. sure, safe, assured ; j-u
ad. assuredly j-u [l^lru to be sure, to
;

be certain.
jiaj vn. to

be sure, to be assured.

H,uiiu/iuAMMijni- a. corruptible.
li,iiiiii^uAtrir, t-^f, va. to corrupt, to
spoil ; to alter, to change, to falsify
to contaminate, to soil, to dirt, to
spot; to cause to rot, to putrefy; to deform, to disfigure ; to deprave, to se-

duce to pollute, to profane

to poi-

to make
to give security for.

sure, to assure

IhiF, tj[i va.

U.4i/#.^p/.tA

s.

surety, security.

repentance, regret repenitence, compunction, con-

l).;raj,i. s.

morse

trition

u,n%ni.l_,

lllril^

son, to infect; to vitiate; to debauch,

to lead astray ; - q^yu , to deflour, to
to corrupt the
debauch - .fn^pin

repent, to feel regret.

heart

pent

trnpnt-uij

tiu,lrul,i_

qu.njtq^p'-P-t'-'i'

ifiiMipu

to ruin

to corrupt the

to

shave

the health;

morals - qoij.
;

to infect the air ; - ^unrpunL. to libel

4pn/ jj^ppiiu to consume, to burn,
to devour the mountains ; - ^unp^m-p^u
pi-pnL^ to render useless advice ^uia to seduce.
l]."/"'4'"V"^' *'j'?/ ^P- to be corrupted, ruined, spoiled; to dirty one's
self; - i^n- n^jiir^ to sin with some one.
Uiu^w^u/'ir/.^a. corruptive, contagious,
infectious.
,

T^^iiuliu/iinuPliJu s. corruption
destruction, ruin ; contamination, infection ; depravity, perversion, degeneration
putrefaction, rottenness, sourness, staleness, rancidity - ^n^i defloration, debauchment; 0.*-.^' ^"-p
uiuiiuliuAini-P-h.u/i,
sepulchre, tomb ; corruption, depravation of
ftujpni-g,
morals or manners j- -^hu -i^pAni-,
;

U./mj.t.t,/-, tj/, va. to

of,

It-

iVl'I^U ^0

regret, to re-

to lament.

^Miuj^biu-pu/bf^ s.pl.

penance.

M^u.^uuiph-ir, Irgl va. to repent of,

to regret.
\S^u,^uipnfi_ s. penitent.
HS.ui^'^u.pn.iu.i.uiip s.

penitentiary.

]i,uiu,^luu,pn..p[iiii s.

repentance, pe-

nitence ; mortification.
\i,,ii^,,P^ a. ungrateful ; vain
disagreeable.

vile,

\S^uim^inpi^ni-PI<iii s. iugratitudo.
\y..,iiu^L.^ a. vile,

llu^ra ni-phm,

base, abject.
then, therefore

conj.

ad. finally, at last.

l].^ra-rac/- ^j
ged, hilly, stony
,

s.

rock: a. rocky, rug-^ V.p"'pt'" stony

Arabia.
\i,uiu,n-uiJ^ni-ui a.

rugged, rough, sto-

ny, rocky.
to

on credit - ifiitij 4u,_

or sell on credit.
%hu,^ s. futurity ; a.
lii-y
a.

*U,o^u.^;J
TCuiiulrij

buy

\i,i,{ujni[>

;;

Mil
future
tense.

j-uiiTu/buiii

Mn

86

p-iylj

gr-

future

fide, to rely

to

take refuge, to take

shelter.
insolent, pert, bold, au-

\\,uiian-,_ir a.

dacious

-u

ad. insolently, pertly.

]i,u{.uuu% [, u,j s. asylum, refuge,

place of safety, shelter
a. sheltered,
placed under protection - umHru to
confide, to intrust; to secure ; - ipih-^,
to take refuge to confiide, to trust, to
be confident jn^l'" - {['"i't-ij j"t'-"3''
uiu,p,ih-i_ - ipihij to be in the last agonies, to be at the point of death.
D.'V'ui'uiu.^iwu/iu^ a. kept in a place
of safety.
[retreat.
,

^Mi,uuaiu/iiMupufiM

haps

Xji^luMuuiuJhlrtl' S. \\uiUMtiinutli tunjtcr^j.

already

in effect, in

fact,

in-

ding.
tj/, va. to cure, to restore to
health to take away, to cause to cease.

%lr,r,

'^..ifrpu,},,.,,

^j

^^yp,uiu,l,j;

ungrateful.
vn. to be

a.

hyy

ungra-

teful.
^iirpu.luutnu.p^l;'^ s. ingTatitudo.
,
etc. S. M^iapuiuuA , etc.

rcfugB, trust,

s,

deed, truly, really; -3-^-h'"^ f*- nevertheless, however, yet, notwithstan-

refuge, asylum;

s.

M^iMLiu.nu/iinujdliii,

U.u/o.^^t.n^p^^'S' s. refuge, resource

confidence, security.
D.,"{^t* conj. then, therefore ; per-

\i,uit-puiuiiA

brooch.
varnished.
\i,u/[./iu,p a. impotent, weak, feeble.
\i,uf[,/j^p,.p^l,i-% s. impotence, fee-

confidence.

W.-iP^a//

s.

U^ii^/iuib- a.

Mj-iuiinn^ir,

\i,uiiiiuini,Ji,ii

ignoblo,

o.

obscure, low, plebeian.

bleness.
\]tUiut^u3J^iM/bnq

U,<v<u^u>4-/^

\^uiiu^tu^L-q_ S.

s.

priVy.

}Sf'iii[,u/i,iuquii,^

s.

hjl vn. to be uh-

insolence, effrontery, impudence, licentiousness.

\S,'H"'p"'""''^"'-Pl"^' s.

ini-

quity, malice, flagitiousness, villainy.

l],,Y^./<t.r, tjl- va. to dry salt-meat,

to cure hams.

[to

llu/^uAuiiT, uijuj/ vn. to

M^MiuipiuuuAihir,

wickedness,

\i,uil,pu,u,u.-P^l-iA s.

bracelet.
^uiiapa/iQ, s.pl. palace, court, regal
mansion; house, dwelling.
l],/u<^uiu<u^ fij a. unbridled, unrestrained, licentious, insolent, impudent,
[bridled, licentious, insolent.
f,^,ui^

rascally, roguish, flagitious.

M^l.puimu-luo.i a. slanderous.

palaces or mansions.
W^iiupia'ii^u.'b

\i,uiPpu,u,

ornamented by

a.

varnish S. l].^'4^
/y a. wicked, iniquitous,

\i."il'i[' s.

excrement.

grow

wonder.
stupid,

\i^^jni.auAk-tr, ni-jfi vu. to astouish,

to surprise, to enchant, to enrapture,
to amaze.
\i.ui^ir, y^jui/ vn. to be astonished,

amazed; to
surprised, enraptured,
[by force.
stupid.
\\,f^uiyir, tjp va. to seize ; to take
U^u/^i-Pf s. astonishment, surprise,
amazement, stupor dulness, heavi-

grow
border or edge of a tent

ll.";/>ni-<r .

or pavilion, fringe.

[frontlet.

turban, head-band,
gnt-g\ig S. iudOX,
ySf-lui^nig
SlgU,
mark example,^ model proof, argument, reason, evidence, testimony demonstration; j,y,n'ii[i -, evident proof.
n.-Miuijni.^uM/iu/ii a. demonstrative.
U,.^u.^o^,

s.

//J

ness, stupidity; lethargy ;j- 4/*-

ii^, to hebetate ; S. ll</^*^"^^'"*'^'^

1],u;/ji-j.At/*,

ai-j[,

va. to

demon-

ta * monkey.
salted and dried meat
-^ pig-meat.

l],'<|/><-^"yy

X^uini^uin

ham

strate.

llu^oi-j^ a.

Q^,i/i-<u?/^/o(
U,u{u/i-u/,i.

uy

o/j
.s.

s.

cord, string, line.

excrement.

\S,u(iuM-u,pu,ui\ a. dirty,

unclean.

XS^nutU/b
-ffc^ , %oj s. asylum, refuge, retreat; confidence, assurance.
,

silly;
1

s.

stupid, dull, heavy, foolish,

astonished, surprised, amazed;

lp[3-lr, iitupt^utUh-f,

^ifuhij to strike

surprise, to
"iilij

Mupl^uahlr/^gLUMp^aL.^

with astonishment, to

amaze j- kcPhti
;

i-uiniiiiii^, ilHik-ij

^"'pk'"to be struck with

astonishment, to be surprised, ama'zed,

ni-fi[,

va. to confide, to attract.

\i,uiuii.l,^i^ir,

hgiy

vn, to trust, to eon-

to

wonder.
W^iincn.

[fish-hook.
ujuin-lij

s.

booty, pluudsr

;;

.,

soop; nourish-

U/V''W * pottage,
ment: S. U./n.-.l..

plunder, to

va. to

U..i/#i.ti/*, A-j/f

uncoadjutor; assistant, helper; confederate,

U>i"'4ft3 *

pil-

lage, to ravage.

the right, on the

to the right.
\S^2i"k"'i?l' right side, right hand 'biui.ni., starboard; jui^uilinif^nJit
to the
\\,2^in,iJt-u/i, a. to

recommend.

U,<7u<^u<^t</*, tj/. wa. to

j-

right side

W^umiui/i!.,

>j a. rebellious, diso-

//,

bedient, refractory, contumacious, factious, seditious ; -^ conspirators ; J-n^

'ip"pu'ir-/3-/iti -lut/
conspiracy.
IT'L'
W^iiuiuii/pu'/iu/b a. insurrectional.
,

.i.u.un^

right.

jmy

vn. to rebel, to revolt,

to conspire ; - / 4'"-"""'5
tize, to abjure religion,

>

to mutiny,
to aposta-

U>."'43/"^> %'w vn. to aid, to assist,

to succour; to league, to confederate.
U>.'^j"-/3^J'

to rebellion,

to cause to revolt.
li,uiaiuMiiiini.p-[iiii s.

rebellion, revolt,

va. to slap, to buffet.

\\,ufu,iMiliujuwnt-,

a.

\i,,;ilintii/it-J', trjli Vtt.

[on the ear.

that gives a box
tO bOX, tO slap,

M^pf'kp ^""j s.pl. life,

life n^ il'i'l^L. '"'HP"^"'3
dying state, to be dying.
I

>

duration of
to

be

in

lrurf_p

etc. S.

U,;.t,

or

at[{p

t-iyj

tmj

S.

etc.

3'."'z.'

11^ /<y s. taking, capture, seizure ;

plunder, pillage - ui<.uj^ - i. ,uint-nS. D.'-"/ ; J- jiuuinui. ad. plundering,
sacking, pillaging.
Ui-pr. at; near; among; in comparison of; with regard to; relatively to;
during, in, under; against; with; towards next to ; by ; for ; on ; in presence of, before ; mn. [la k ju,Jh'b,yii
,

he

J-uiiF,

to cuff.

hand

homage; compliments.
U,^iy

mutiny, sedition, faction, revolution.

H^unnii wj s. slap, box, tap _
6-Jt/ ^uMhlr^ J'uMuinL.ausltyf_2 tO Slap tun.^
to receive a box on
''"-L E'l'm^L "-"'^t.'
the ear-

aid,

confederation,

kissing of the

\\.2^4'"'fp^/l' s.

up

cite to sedition, to stir

coadjuvancy;

*.

assistance , succour
league, alliance.

me

always near

is

/^^.^^_

make excuses for him to his father iu,i^,np _pn

nj/.ir^ A% uin. piFnilu joxxT misfortuno is
nothing in comparison of mine ^iui^
tun. if.ni^a'ii he is gouc to the duke uni.
i^uya Im. lun. ^iifbu amoug the Armenians

g"<-u2b$.

ijf"'

pt-pnuT,

i^n. 'iop

doUver,
to set at liberty; to save, to preserve.
B,uiplrg"'-3ti- * that saves, preser\^ufnhqni-ju/ulrir, ni-gl VU. tO

ves, delivers.

and Greeks; n^^in/iiuiti' <"- Wi'til""gt" it is not even among the English
uiuhuat^ plij, ^ uiitL tun- ittufptniropu ttnp
nt:i,[iir uin. ^yti_, it is little in compariI

April.
li^pli'/; Irjiy vn. to live ; to obtain
[,.p
freedom, to escape, to fly.
D.'v/'Ai.' \i-^cl'^/j

^ipl^nt-j; ^Jh ii''ii * silk; S. IT'S-,

\i,uipni.um s. livelihood, subsistence,

son of whai; I owe you

put.

'

pail,

vessel to hold wa[ful.

ter,
'[i,uio[,^'buiM-n[,
13,1^,
ifiiij.

uiJi-

juM^nmuli

a. illegal, illicit,

unlaw-

U.S. right ; right hand ;

to the right ; uM^iy Jt-ojai/p.

/.-

right-handed

^I'kk" j"'tr'-3

'"-

j<"^^k"'3

jui2Jk ^ j":
to the right

on each side - p-U. pui^nu^p

right wing of an army - ^ui^u/bm-Pi

and

left,

muii_

^ui[lliuin^lrl_

ni-dtp

hand, to consent jor wrong.

;

men
,

tO offCr OHO's
j<i.4ti4 right
,

juiptf.,y jyh-uM^
;

respected by
h^y^^L- or luMujmtut tun. ^lUi^t-^
to leap for joy u/atpm k. /^*'*i.

tun. uiiiyiib-iil!ii

he

is

tutpint-tantupni tun- tsAJTlt

W^lpuMUiT S. ^atiiuui initio

s.

all

p-yui%

maintenance, provision.

JVuiJinM

It-

tun-

tttiia

it IS

right to respect one's self as well as

others ; #- p.tupy/tut/u nt^liiT r^tu I
keep him for my friend ; "iiuatk-ij p-unj^
illri_iun- nt-JtrlBt Ot tuti- ni-Jtr^
tO sit doWU
,

near any one tuit. p-uiti.iut-npnL.p-yiutip

Spif-tuojuif Under the reign of Tiridato see him;
tes;"i-^ uilruuiHri_t^ui
tutt- tuptntttgu
on the outside /- ^p^
near, towards; /- t-p/iputt., on the
ground; um. ut/p, to each person, a;

piece

"-

^pnt-PkuiU

through malice; um.

for

malice,

ut^lt, hpliltt-tit,

for

S8

UJUJ.
or througli fear
liuit-

^mlpi

"-

J-uiiTuibut^

course, parable

at that time, then.

un-tt

that writes proverbs,

curtain, veil,

\i^i.uiiu,if.[,p a.

or moral.fables.

/ij

"j

*.

U.n.io4u^^/7/./3^^_t,

book of prothe act of wri-

s.

sail;

enigma.

net; pretext; nuptial couoli: gynaeceum bed-curtain pavilion, sail of a

ship; iTu/ii^ni^if, -[<, young persons
that accompany the bridegroom, paranymphs - Miliii[jlri_, 4!^[iui^ni-ij,ii%lrij tO

l],n.w^uf<i./>

figuratlvfe dis-

]3^iuiiutiuu%,.p^pt.% s.

li2n,-^,,i'iihi_tf-

ting fables.
u^n-fu^uifijoii

etc. S.

13,a-ui;^<^u>t>

to strike sail.

verbs or moral fables

\}^itini[itup.ujb

etc*

enigma-

proverbial;

a.

tical.

yard.

[sail.

the shape of a
lln-'"?-""/"""'^/'?- that draws the
curtain that veils ; that sets sail.
y^n.uMij.uiumui'bai-kii u. giveu to the
nuptial couch.
(],ir.uif.u.ui>im</iYw a. for the service
of the nuptial room.
'^^^uiif.uiiimiuiUi- a. in

veiled,

W,n-uj,n,uuu,utipu.li a.

covered

U,n_^u.Hii-r, lrj[,va. to vell, to

make

to cloak
to

sail, to sail.

U,n..^^t/", tj/i

parts, nakedness.

who propounds

M^a-uiliutplin^, u,j a.

enigmas who talks

;

U,n-i^t.r,

in proverbs.

va.

t-^f,

to allegorize, to

of parables; to confront,

compare, to resemble

under

public censure.

to
'\i,n.u,^pir,r, ir^[, va. to prcfix, to put
before to set, to apply, to put, to join,
to add ; to establisla, to appoint, to
va.

to
;

cover

set sail, to
[ascribe.
attribute, to

cxpose

to

ytt.

ir^f,

make use

with a veil or curtain.

with a veil or curtain

a pretence, to mask

\i,n.,u/iu/i,/rir,

public notice to conceal, to hide to

dissemble, to play the hypocrite.
U.n.i;JAp s.pl. ignominy; private

}S,;-ujiiL.m,

rable

W^a-uilin-ntSh^

[poise.

W^aJipnt^uIi

U/i-,u;jo^/A;j^ a.

to

allegory, pa-

simile,

s.

public censure.

to"

exptse

to

COUUter-

S.

mysterious

- 4f""_

make.

minent, sublime, mysterious dogma.

\i,ii-ui.iil.u,^M% a.

elastic.
JJ.n.u.^^n^p-'p s. elasticity; spring.

position, addition

proposition.

l)i"-""^*-f/^
u,jJ^j- S.

s.

!]..

under

menses.

U.J J^J-.

adage, proverb, saying,

aphorism, sentence, apophthegm axiom, maxim, general proposition,

U,n.,W/A, l],,i.,%<jfw, c. peculiar, singular, special; insulated; solitary, lonejy, obscure; specific; - juim^n^^
/3^/., speciality; ad. particularly, espe-

rule, principle: oracle.

cially,

va. to tranple
\S,ti.uiir

foot.

[,j t.

proverb, adage figure,

enigma parable, simile, allegory ; apologue, fable spectacle -uit., proverbially "- -4- to be exposed to public
laughter or contempt j-u mut/j to expose to public attention or censure
|J,n.4' '"3 *

//[,

il,%b-U to

be exposed to

public view, to lay open to public contempt "> -lA according to the proverb - lupliiuiihij -op luouh/j to tell a
proverb, parable, fables; to proverb;
to give an enigma or charade to guess
or divine j- uiirhu to give an example,
to quote
j- t^-u j-u ipilrij to become proverbial or a proverb.
iJ^ui/fujpLUj'ii a. that speaks in pro,

verbs fabulist.

expressly; singularly,

to

speak figuratively.

specifi-

narrowly; apart, in reserve,

se-

cretly, aside, separately, solitarily.

\\,n.u/i,Ai,^/uount-P-[iL.i s.
W.n.uA.S'ii.j./iuM, a.

soUloquy.

peculiar,

singular;

lonely, solitary; own.

lJ,n.,A<au/^i^/3^fii

g,

peculiarity^

propriety; solitude.
Ti\,n.iM/i,Ji,ai^t-u,^,

itj[ij a- solitary^
lI."-'"^"^'"'4%"'-P^/"A S' solitude, state

of living alone.

[withdrow.

lujiy vn. to retire, to

U,n_u.i.ft,m^^4^p^ti g prerogative,
privilege, exemption, immunity.
\\^u/bj%u,i;p a. that loves the soli\i^n-u,'ii^,u/i,iu,r,

tude,
'W^n.u/i,i'iiiMi,.n[,l,j;

y^iu)

(],ft.u.WirmtjY'/,i_/3^f ti

Wjn-w /luipiuiirj; tj[t va. to proverb, to

speak proverbs

cally,

J.

[propriate.
be apsingularity j

vn. to

propriety.
\i,ruuA^'i,nj s,

solitude, monastery.

89

u.n-11.

solitude, retreat.

\i^uiiijCi,ni-P-f,tfb s.

U,<i.u<%y

pr. without, except, save

f 'r, without me.

^[i

one's

lose

to

vn.

to

\^ui%jjl,li a. false, feign-

[sage.
pivot ; pas-

ed, imaginary, fabulous.

Uin.10%^ j/fj s.pl. axis ;

U^iu^if. a, distinct ; ad. distinctly.
ina
W/i-tuig^uah
W^uiuiUMpjib d, StOny,
rugged, craggy, uneven, rough ; s. rugged or rough road.
,

U^<i<^, nj

U,-u.^

front,

*.

head arm,
;

arm of a
;
or j-y li"iup"''kt before, in
front, at the head of; t"" "'-*^/.> ""-"iinK-ij to obviate, to be beforehand, to
division,

river

branch -^ tf-hmy

j-y

opposite; forward ;-

before me,

inmy presence ^0^.-,

prevent; - *..--, head, prow, bow

of a ship - fopu-g division of forces
iffm. ~ ipiiuij hfiuiiirij to go to meet.
>

^.r,

to

yS^ui'ii^u.'birir,

llOU.
in front of,

go before, to precede -

head, to rave, to talk nonsense

surpass, to go to extremes.
\S,/t.uAijuM%_g

;
,

;;

.niA-^,

^fcit^,

mp/iui^lr^, to propose, to assert, to project, to offer, to represent, to produce

to decree, to exhibit; to explain, to

- 4<^, to present one's self,

appear ; to resist, to oppose /fy V. imp. which is or are in front,
forward, before / - 4'W ["C"""' ^^^
present maxim 4""(p^' - 4'"*' ^^ I
have the will before me [fiii ^pi, Ify, the ill is near me ;jn/F muki_liuMf
n"l_ -. what we have to say; utJiAlr^
gniX Jlrq^ jiub^lij;,!!, il%lri_ Iium/ - it is
necessary for us all to appear before.
declare

to

<

/fy a. present
near, cloassistant ;- ra^/i, the current
year; - uiJlu, present month; jp.uip-n,. in the next week ; -ilfiilri_, to
be present, to interpose ; jhpyumi, us,ruiTu!ii
the thirtieth inst. ; j-u% ad.
for the future, henceforth.

U,-'^/'4u/

se

*.

^^

placed before, set be-

l],a.<i.u^/>^ a.

U,/i-m/^^A-./", t-gj, va. to set before,

to place before, to propose ; to intend,
to design.
B,n.n..i^^n-/3/r<-'ir *. prOpOSitiOH, Object; purpose, resolution.

\i,a.,aui^iy

U,n-.i/u4j *. joiut,

COm-

missioner, assessor; S. lJ,-^4Hy

|]^u>u<;^<,<./3-^<j> .

commission:

antecedent; ancient, primitive, chief; previous, original ; precocious ; in the first place -.^, s. ancestors, predecessors; the ancients; -,
jiun-ai^Jl^ , juitt-m^int-ir ttd. bcforo, at
;

first.

assistance, j oint'O.a.ui^i.uainiriip- a.

front, fore-part.

s.

l]^uf<<><Y<<>4

u3 *.

guard - iu-j
;

\i,a-ut^tt-pniij.

vanguard, van
steersman.

pilot,

H^aiuiuiut^t-uui

ly

S.

OUtpOSt, OUt-

guard.
t-gfi va. to propose, to
to propose for consideration.
Vln..^u.^4i-/*/F-i *. proposition, pro-

\]^uMuMplilrir,

posal, project, question; establishment,

arrangement
introduction, motion
theme ; problem ; discourse ; -^ pre;

<

"j

dent, prior, first

proposed prece-

<J-

-^

\S.a.uii%ni,^,uliu/ii

\i,n.Miilrt-.

n-,ut-op

proposition,

l^ly s. offering.

j\i,,Liut-iaL.

Mu%/i,iM%t-i_,

to

belonging to a

'0,ii.ut^nii,i.uiu[ipnLp-pi-i s.

immodera-

te thirst of dignity or power.

*}J,a.iu^npq.uipui% s. residence of

prelate,

first-fruits.

first-fruits.

[],>i..^y^

a.

that conducts, that regulates.

\i,a.iu^in[;i.uiuilrui s. chlef of authors
or prelates.

prelate

X^^oMM^uit-npni-P-fii^

proposal

that is created first.

uij a. first-

mises.

]i},n.ui^,pq.
ui^ s. author, creator
J,,
captain, chief, conductor, guide, escort
director, guardian, rector: ordinary,,
principal, provost, overseer, prelate,
superior, father ; - 4"f ^-^x.. to set over.

\i,n.ui2y-"p

presence, assi-

first; prior,

S. 0.-o2A4/n-/?/'-*

D^/u/(/%

offer

\i^inli/i,y,.p-l,tX s.

stance, intervention.

fore, proposed.

go

od. beforc

to

meet

qy^

(a per-

son), to advance before (the enemy).

IVtiojefc/S-fr/j a. present.
\t."-"'l' pr. ad. before, in presence of,

- presbyter or ordinary.

ll/tiujt/n^iftjr, Irjl, vn. to conduct, to

lead, to guide, to command, to head,
to rule, to govern, to direct, to escort,

to

accompany.

*. conduct, command, governance, direction; provostl],n./j*i/r^/i-/3-^i-'fc

ship, prelature.
lJ,n.i2^#./?/i lA s.

[primacy.
antiquity, priority.

,;

60

u.n-0.

forward, Ibefore - ^ny^

in front of, in presence of; j-

B^w^vy
Ji.^-4-,

ad.

^afii pr. before.

l],n.u/ou,i,

/jrj,

waxed thread
li^a..uuu/i,h,r,

u/j

packthread, string;

rope, cord, line; thread.

tjf

with string;

va. to tie

IMUJ.
|],n.u/iuii^in

rous,
gent.

a. liberal,

noble, gene-

magnanimous ingenious,
;

}i,^uiin,iiifuini-l3-^t^, s. generosity, liberality abundance, fertility of mind,

intelligence.
;

U^iLuiuiitAiuJ', ui^iuf vn. to

to cord.

name,

U,n.u.i^/#ji-/?//tS/ s.

title; dic-

tion, elocution; tale, recital.

\\,n.ujuuilrij wj s. fablo, fiction, tale,

romance, novel apologue mythology;

enigma.
;

\i,n-uJuuilriujpiiA

(iij

bulist; mythologist

narrator, fa-

a. s.

romancer

quack,

story-teller.
]J,^uiiiiMitiii,p^,Ji,ir,r,

vn. to tell

irjj[i

intelli-

abound, to

increase, to augment to overflow ; to

run over: to be bountiful, generous;
to be proud
to be angry, to be in a
;

\ji.iumtMii^p,

passion.

U,n.u<ni(uu^^ ad. abundantly, superabundantly, copiously, plentifully, liberally, greatly, nobly, richly, splendidly;
profusely fruitfully.
;

tales, to talk nonsense.

U,.iuuu^ty//.pA#n-/?^_i s. tale, fable,

story; tales, idle talk; quackery, ro-

mancing mythology.
;

|),nL.u<^A-^^u.t> a.

romantic, fabulous.

who

MS^n-uiuuit-iuiuiutu-nL-Wa.

who

stories, novelist,

tclls idle

spreads news

fabulist; fabulous.

\\,n-u,uM.ilriopl/i,

\i,n.uiu,wqj

floor

[,

usgiun S.

WamSCOt

U,t././,, f
<j a. abundant, superabundant, copious rich, full, plentiful
liberal, generous simple, plain, 'clear.
,

who

gives or distri-

butes bountifully, liberal, generous.

\\,n.u,Mfpui^un,-[3-[,L.%

generosity,

s.

abundance.

\S,n.tu,uip.lrp

]3,a.u,,n,up.lriini-P^[iiA

fertility.
\i,n.ui,nu,pni-iilij u.

'\\,n..u,u,ihfi,

[fertile.

abundant,
abundanoo,
[ly, abundant.

fruitful

a.

a.

that flows coplous-

liberal,

generous,

Irijli Vtt.

tO glVC

bOUH-

tifuUy, liberally, to gratify, to favour.

\^jfiMi,M,AlrnfFinL.p-lii^, ,1. liberality, ge-

nerosity, bounty, munificence, favour,

gift, privilege.

sary, rival, opponent.

}i^Mp/[n,-P^[i^'h s.

who

objection; propo-

sition; purpose.
U,n..i.i-^, u/-, op, wiilp a. redundant,
superfluous, excessive; trasoendent:ad. more, rather; too much; - i-o,
more, over and above, besides, so
much, the more; - .^ufu, more than;
- _p,,u'ii n- -atf-n/ii more and more, too
much ; - ti/*, ip4-r, ^,/.u-?//..r S. (],-.
,

[dition, apposition.

*/.-/?/-%.

\\^Lu,i.lr^i,q.pn,.p-[,M^ s.

iucreasc, adHn-uii-t^u^uAj a. excessive, exaggerated,

[geration.
]^u,i.lrliuqu/bjn.^[3-f S. CXCCSS, OXagU,n..i_A-^.u4^fz/2^ a. admirable, excellent, magnificent, superb.
lj.n.u/i-t^jiu;4-" ad. principally, especially, chiefly, rather.
!),/. i-fr^//.n<3

gives liberally

adundantly,

abundant

a.

greedy, eager

a-

varioious.
U,.,LtnL.r,

W,n.,ii,iii.f[ip a.

bundantly.

that is given
copious.

ness; fulness, repletion; fertility, fecundity iJii^uif, - profusion.

{cord\}^t-tliurpl
inlUtq S. Small
|j|,fZ.U/U7/7L.^
\i,n.ii,i,l[uil^ui'i, a. objective.
[end.
|},/<.u//r;j.u/
[,jj s. object; subject ; aim

bountiful: ad. plentifully, liberally, a^i]^,_ui,nuiAhnJl,lrir,

tO

Celling,

garret.

\^n-uiutnuinuluiro

liberality,

fillj

va. to object, to oppose.

utj s. antagonist, adverU,n.u/^//t-

Toof
[canopy.

luj s.

\i,a.,inwiiiu^ a.

Va. tO

augment.
\}.n.u>mni-l3-pt.t, s. abundauce, plenty,
superabundaace, exuberance, copiousto

ad. fabulously.
,

\},n-ujinujqni-nuilifrtrf nu-ijft

heap up

kfl,

va.

to favour,

to

advantage to increase, to augment, to

enlarge, to grow, to multiply, to accumulate, to amass to raise, to enhance.
;

mm

61

grow, to increase, to augment to abound, to sup'erabound, to [overflow; to be redundant to overcome, to surpass, to exceed, to excel, to predominate, to prevail to remain.
\i.n.,iM,.t-^,^p [,L% s. growth, increase,
addition, augmentation, redundancy,
superabundance, superfluity, exuberance, diffusion, transcendency; enhancement of price; excess; prerogavn. to

t),-"><-'t/>i-ir, b-iuii

tive, distinction, superiority.

or

U,n.fui./f|i

lJ,>i-uiL,it.^

l],.u_oui

forenoon
u i^ir^ u

4ia>i^u,2_

bladder.

-1,

^SiY-

every

iffiif.

-% -

-"

>

ni^nfu

^^^ -

-i,
to rise early

or betimes j-i Jp,^i. ^h-ftlrtiy from

- till evening.
[get light.
,

li^a.iui.ouiiii'iimir, lutjiuj

]i,a.ui,^o,t-ui%

J-iaJt-pii.nt-P[,tA

dawu, to
early -

vH. to

morning,

a.

or very vir-

]i,n.uip[,'i,u,ii.n(,i>-

a.

who acts virtuously

or bravely; virtuous
'\),fLi.jpp^ap^

a.

courageous.

adorned with

vir-

[or bravery.
\},a.uif,p,iM,/flnj a. companion of virtue
\},n-,Mif,piMi/buiir, laijuy Vtl. tO labOUT, tO
strive, to take pains, to have or show
bravery ; tu be virtuous.
W.rLutppiui^^'h a. virtuous, brave.
\i,,Lu,^p,u,i,^P a. who loves virtue or

tues, virtuous,

place for the pracbravery.

i^t

I'Mtrt^t/r^^q.

Mjtn.%lfij

more

very courageous.

U.ftu.p/Au.f//^*/ s.

morning

i_j s.

tise of virtue or

a. diurnal, daily.

/^i^

tuous

bravery, virtuous.

ad. in vain.

U,/i- mi-[i[,

U,>i.<i.niL.^/i s.

D.n-b
}l,a.utpp'bu,ii.yb a.

matins.

"blrir, nL.^[,

render valiant, to insto render virtuous.

'/-nj ,'iilruij a. Valiant, cou-

va. to

pire courage
\i,n.u,p[,^,[i

rageous; virtuous, honest.

valour, bravery
probity; goodness; politics,
government conduct, behaviour.
\)^uip[/i,ni.Miyj a. who teaches virtue;
who is taught by virtue, virtuous.
\i,,i-iiif.p,n.^p[,i-'ri s.

virtue,

morning, early j-ui

every morning.
[the morning.
1J|,n.iui.o<nc
t._j ad. very early in
U,rLu^tu.^, hjnj a.s. envoy, messenger apostle emissary missionary.
Ij^i-un-oinp, a.

ad.

\i,ii.iaplr^pui[i a.

apostolically.

who doBS

or lives
after the manner of the apostles iTiumi-uA,, the Acts of the Apostles.
Un-ui^A-yru/^/oo . that is sald or spoM^a-ufpt-iuiif-npir a.

ken

like

an apostle.

Ji.n.uipk-iuil^iii'ii

a.

Ji.n.iupl.-iui/ili,! s.

apostolic.

companion of the

a-

postles, - of mission.
U,n->f^^i>%^u>i a. who has the sign
of the apostles ; who performs miracles
like the apostles.
[of the apostles.
I].n.f^t^u2!/n^4 a. who has the gifts
W,n.uipt-iuiuiiru, s. cWcf of the apostles.
i/A^ a. that is founded or
ll- 'J^IT^/J
transmitted by the apostles, apostolic
]J,n.taplrini-[3-piA .

mlssiou
[of

who

ly,

courageously.

enigma.
U,n-A-Y.&-#.-ra*-

"J

s.

dissolution; ex-

plication; enigma, proverb; -u o^^'"%li-ij to propose an enigma or charade,

to tell a parable, to proverb.

apostlo-

an apostle.

the office
l],n.u<^-^^4% ad. after the manner of
the apostles, apostolically.
\\,n.ui^hJ; h^f, va. to send, to dispatch, to expedite uA^^pt* - to send
back, to return.
Ji,a-Mi{^l>'iiwpu,p ad. virtuously ; braveU,,L.*{^fe^t4/. sf.

sender.
mission, emission.
]i,n.pirptj; phpl, va. to bring, to carry to present, to offer.
ll/t/f/A s. pattern, sample, specimen.
\\,njli,n,f_a. broker, agent.
]},njii,t,r, -7-/1 va. to propose, to set
over ; to put, to insert to suppose, to
believe.
lJ,/ttY_, o3 s. pole (of a coach).
lJ,#.frY6-mit^. a. dissolvable explicable ; that dissolves; that explains.
W^i.lr.ib^.u'iihir, 6-[, va. to undo ; to unto explain an
tie, to dissolve, to ruin
U,n.ra^/<^, U,ii.u^/jf^a.

\},n.ai^,_ai, s.

fills

!],.

pp

ad. when ? until when ?

ad. towards the evening.

U,,i. lrplrli

\i^tpl,8.\si,l..

y^tn-iAf.

ui,/

s.

rape, abduction ; -

U.,Lfri-u/i<^t./",

to carry

tj^ va. to rap, to

off.

W^n.kt-iuiiif-ni.p-li'^i

U,'i-A--*f-

seize,

62

un-b

U.(h8
U.,L 7.

carry

away,

to take

1].n./r<^1>u>j uiniitir.

to

U,.<-

off.
s.

to sit near some one ; ^/></itf_-, to observe closely; -/.W, near me; k"'L't
uuiuMunt.- nt-jy_^, to sorvo somB ono
f-uM/ , he comes near; um^^i %npiu k
- li,rni-,ru, his house is close to mine;

be near or close; piiuilik

uiui,iu,ui\i
he lodges quite
close to such a palace - li'"L; ^^ **"
tend, to he present, to wait - /AA-^,

ipiiri_to
%in - uifL Ifb^

nf or ""J or nL.j s. lion ;

-, lioness ; ^npjtJu -m-, lion's
whelp, young lion; /ii^fi, rni,^i_
-nt- roaring, to roar.
U.n./'.t^

]i,iLfii,^lr%ni-ir,

a.

I],a.c/'ii/^f.//<.io

new

ad. lionlike.

\i,ii.[-(r,M,pu,i,

s.

lln.^._6^u//ra

an evergreen

bot.

l].n-f._a^.4."u;/.4

s.

[bles an ape.
lion that resem-

]i,n-[,.-itiuinpl-L.%

s.

lion's

shrub.

cub, lion's
a lion.

[like

U^f.i.ftu/iiiuJ',

f^-y

vn.

become

to

s.

push; to despise, to abandon.

lJ,n-/?t/r, tjf va. to
occasion,
cause, to produce, to engender.

new

-whelp.

presence.
^h^ft va. to throw, to

what

/Xuiuj4

to put, to place near, to join.

^n.ifi,l3-hpuili,y a. s. assistant.

for

\S,n^pirp,u^Miijni-[3-[,t^,

how? why?

fi,}^ad.

cause ?-/y4- /'*?. no matter to me!

what does it matter to me ? - ^jt* lyi,
uiJeiiiM,)},
of what use is all that ?

things past.
under.

s. pi.

7' ''t-pi-y pr.

\i..

chain
l-iy/,
[.^-ji
(threads stretched lengthwise on a
weaver's loom).
\J,iL^l3-i^i, pr. ad. near, next, close,
contiguous, nigh, heside;iumt^- ncJlrp,
]J.n.k^,

U.-t^i.t

jl^-nfp

iyiupiMin

ll.i./it,S-u//f^" a.

to

found, recent,

fashion.

\S.n.J-,ainyi, (1. recont, new

ad. presently, immediately soon, forthwith,
directly, suddenly
u,n-J-ur,)u
at

lion-hearted.
to

\S,n.l,L.(riujnt-^u/hkir, "-j^ vu.

to

mako

a lionW.n-liiJirlA.l, s. skin of a lion.

\inJ[.iraJip s. bone of a lion.

become

like

present,

now

U,n-</-.u/;itp

for the present.

the present world,

the moderns.

s. pi.

things temporal

IJ..^ a. full,
U./1-^intjr,

'

shable

temporal, peri-

a.

provisional.

replete, brimful.
va. to fill, to fill to the

brim, to brim.
n^/uUP^yj-Q. \aRlrJ:
\i^,Jluyu,i^ a. suspended, in sushung up, pendulous, declivous.
settle, to
\i,n.^,MijiMi'buiir, '^y vn. to
[fix, to constitute.
fix, to determine.

pense
\S^i.J-u,,nii'builihutj

^f

VU. tO CStablish, tO
vn. to flame very

lln-^itrytJ", lrg\,
ini/liuillrtMti *

l],.i.^u.yiS-/iJ",

be nearly extinguished.
^fumpiii^ a. common, general,
universal; ad. generally, universally.
lJ,n.4"-">^-u</ iktj s. earnest, earnest money; pledge, essay, token, sign,
testimony.
little,

U^'/. pr. to; from; for; by; towards,

with respect to in order to ; - %< to
them - Jk-^l^, from us - /pt/_, in order to purify ; - jl.^u,,,,,.,^
for the
memory, for the remembrance; -i^-yk,
not having, because he had not; ,

wounded
mortally wounded - iHu^

fi"4 //'/<"<-/>/iA-i",

or
to

commit a deadly

to death
jy^iu'ii^u

sin; - 40^4,

from

the father paternal - i3rl""l^iLV ignorantly - ^"</>7. ornamental, by way of

;

ornament.

to

lln.

U,n..ifi.;ii-r,

tjf va. to

call.

appeal, call, voice

U,ii.<}tni a. ready to the hand, handy, manual, portatif
s. in part payment, on account ; - .nu^, to give in part
W^iLjuifiiaM-p-p^

s.

;'

payment; -

pmii.uipuj'b

pocket

dictio-

nary.

U'"-f ?-'"* ' ""J * apron.

Un././?, lun-P-iu^ s. occasion,

\i^a.Hrniiuiuimpuium

opportunity, accurrence; subject, cause,

matter, motive, convenience, conjuncture, object,
[cause or reason?
0."- /"/,

tj/

H,t

[,Ji^

ad.

why?

for

what

tt.

prOHipt,

od.

ready imminent, threatening evident,

clear, manifest; promptly, quickly ;fpuiiF, ready money, cash.
]i,yu,MMiuy ad. in future, henceforth
;

-.pi S. M,"t'"i-'y'

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05

u-n-i,

lln*

he-lamb.
W^AuMfLuip ad. manly, vigorously.
Wtpiuiif^huui a. that wears a man's
,

n-l^ig

iLu/iig s.

ftn-fl

liinp^ni^il.

lanpe,ni^pn.

fi
'

AJ-_-

tO COll-

- to conceive, to comprehend, to understand

to learn by heart lum-i/p. -, to assemble
Jtiiu - to sin, to be culpable 'f pmj sult, to

dress.

deliberate

't Jpui

armour

JSviiiuMijk'i' s.

l]./<3>'4^/'w

rile
"

manly

a.

U.*""?fr-

armed.
a. manly,

figure.

married woman.

U,n3!><o///>% sf.

}^aXuilfiint.p-liL%

condition of

sf.

married woman.
l],a.%iif(n^u

an afiSanced,

to take a thing in
-, to suspect; - [ lilfii, fi
^iiii-P-liJii
to marry - m^fli i,piuJ-iu^
piu^uA to take leave of, to bid adieu
to ; - opifbiuli to take example ;>-*/^to breathe ; yti - , to take arms, to arm
one's self; inupJpi -, to incarnate, to be
incarnate tyunf-mJiii - to take birth, to
shoot out; lun-iii/p luniikp np, how I
should wish that some one had done it!
it

[thed.

sf.

to substract, to take away ; to remove

uni-q. -, to mourn, to be afilicted miL^p- to take the opportunity, to profit by

vi-

jest;

betro-

/^iif. iiuiuiuiliii

tiiiiu^uiit

W^imtliiit , etc. S. \i,ifni-ia^in etc.

\\^%u/hnj s. men's room or dwelling.
1),>l)ui</i<o4^^ s. figure or statue of
,

a man.

}i^%uijl[i a.

q.M;/p

manly, masculine ;

/fc_

genitals.
making, maker.
a. feasible
M^i-^it-ilip s. pi. actions, acts, deeds.
U./iAti/', lupuipli va- to make, to do,
s.

\i,,u%tri[,

to form, to produce, to compose, to

fabric, to operate, to act, to render, to
commit, to effectuate, to execute, to

cause - j"^ik to create - ilk-puinpii

4^A - to marry uMm/r/l, to remake
to make odious p.uipi.n^ ^pi-n^ um.^
fc4p yo do well, - ill
p/'/
i^fpln,
to do good, ill, wrong to
Slbu,,, - nt-jlkp
some one /A^, "^ /"^/ .p*-f I have
done nothing to you ip'i'i_- />j4 t"iV"
what to do with that ? ^[luiinr ilpufku
- I do not know how to do that ^/f_
mlrir qlt%i_ - 1 kuow not what to do
Auyb - 4iM,M.i-j the singing of birds
- ni^tik-i, to sacrifice, to immolate
;

^^q-jtn

tfha-uuqnM-tfii

nx-P-ht^i
iIiii/utCuA

qjuiniuitintMiM

- to seek;
,

member ; to serve
to finish or end.
W^oAtai
l],n.%/i

jl'^uuiui^

l^utuM tall in lull

to forget; to re-

to assail

to

judge

dormouse.

;-

]ij^'ii/iiouiii-P-[ii^iS.

<tr/f-(p

genitals.

espousals, nuptials.

mind, bravery,
strength of mind, courage virtue.
U/tinu/; uin-li va. to receive, to take,
to accept, to admit, to collect, to welcome to reap, to derive, to gather to
have, to occupy; to take away, to carry off, to ravish, to rob - ilfrpuuil/ii to
retake; - muimiuliii to receive a box
on the ear; - ^uimuiiinLiiu to set the
teeth on edge - uipiTiuu, to take root
- n^pni^a to surround, to enclose trpiM, to sing; / iki_-< to encompass;
\\,iuiini.p^lii^i s.

virile

correlative.

U,n.)v^u.4/>^ a.

Mjiii^i-Plii^ii s. relation.
]i,n.i,fiiAitir, A-j/i

words regularly

va. to pronounce
to sprinkle, to wet.

Jf^a.nii.uAiii.p-lii.'ii s.

prosody pronun;

ciation.
y,n.#ya.c'x/*o. ll^nu-uililB-i/'.

watering, sprinkling.
o. healthy ; alive,
"J/
vivacious salubrious, wholesome ; va[some.
lid, entire, complete, perfect,
'H^i.nigiiii.n/ii a. very or more wholeH,n.nii^iii^u, a. who is in his senses,
H^mf-in-iHi

Jj.n-nig., iiy

s.
i

I'j

<

whose judgement

is

sound; lively.
good sense, rea-

If^iii/t'iJ'iiini-P [ii.'ii s.

son, sensibleness.
y.a.iiiguitiuiir,

uijuijvn. to

be cured, to

heal, to recover health.

]i,a.nil^puip

I'

>

"j a.

healthy, salu-

brious, salutary.
U/-OYf<ytuY_fl. CMVeil^'iinpaif.

- OT Pt-p_

couvalesceut.

iiin.nq2.<

i[iiiiiiij/ s.

a. virile

&Mun.urf^

]\jn%^u^iu'b a. relative.

\i,n-niiiuaii'-aiii'>ilrir, ii-j[' VU. tO CUre,

to heal, to restore to health or to life,
to resuscitate;- nJlmu, to undeceive.
salubri^i.iii^,i-Pl>i^i s. health, life
;

ty, healthfulness ; cure, recovery of

health j- ^Irp . to your health ! 4_
;

tO bC COUValescent, to return in health ^"iipm-^j

m^iap, jiri/jifiiiii-li-, 0, dclicat, feeble,
wavering health ; iiiiu^uiuiuhi_ i/- , to
keep one's health; luiuun.iupyi_n-, to
uiuiinlil_Jiun.aif^ii-Plriiili,

destroy, to ruin the health ; ^puHnuL,

niiiiuic J- to be convalescent.
IU./f. a, young, blithe, lively, gay,
,

brisk.

Mb

C4

whose haunctes are

\i,n-yfu,pLip^ a.

young, that has firm hips.

\i,n-nf^l.u/l,uj,/; mjuy Wll. tO gFOW JOUng,

become young

to

D."

again.

make

to

young, to make look younger.

l],/<-/yP-#,<-/?//iA5. youth, bloom, growing young again; prime of life, vigour.
apart, sepa-

ad. privately,

rately.

say 'ip^'i_ Mua[i^lr'i, ^4* what

will they say of you ? iu%^l,m, k ^p u,^
ubu^ what you say is without foundation ifl'ink i^p [hj^uiuk he does not
know what he says tjufiif- ^injiii-, to
repeat always the same thing - qJfUMp^
(tliti [ii^p iipjL-^^ to give one's opinion on
some thing nni-,n - to tell falsehoods
or lies - ^2^./;^u.i-/?/i<J># to speak
the truth - lyn, r,^ - to say yes, no
what does that
1p'l_ liuiJlijli - lyu
mean ? uiji_ i]p'i_ uiuhin, but what do I
say niltij uiuh-^tj lit~.piunuitt<lii-n as ovo- i^if. J[iu,a to say to
ry one says
one's self; ^m/" /'^^A- mauj^ when he
has said that, at these words qtya ui^
to

U,n-i.t,"/y
ny s. tronch, channel;
brook, small stream of water 4A-y#t.
^niik-f^u uipinuiunL.uig, to shod tears
,

profusely.

mj

rivulet.

s.

rivulet with a great noise.

U.n-nL^^m'ip s. channel, aqueduct.

trench, channel, ditch.

U,ra..t.,</^^ .

etc. S. ^n-nju-ufiiuiir, etc.

U,i-/7i_<^m%,</;
U..i.t..7/ *.

possession

taking, reception, capture,

acceptation, sense, signi-

assumption (in logic)-; lemma

runs like a

U,t-.4,^4,^ a. that

fication

U,nji<_u,^

that said.

uiuijhuti_,

a. asiatic.

(J,u/>ui4<i,7>
l],i//^.i<%/i s.

needleful, thread, string

a~

lt"*uni^qiilil^r

^n-nHiliiiTCujn.

whisperor

infor-

mer, accuser, denunciator.

\Sfi-ni-njin
ni-uil,j s. bot. lucemo.
U,/z.ti^u.u>^/<///</, a. prompt, prepared
-d^iru to be prompt, to prepare one's
,

self.

to

needle-case.

l),.#^.u^/nj s.

laj s. embroiderer a.
embroidered;-^, embroidery; lace;
'^i^ituijipir

vellum laoe.

[to purfle or purflew.

home, at one's house:

domestic, belonging to the house;

H^n.in'bp, ad- at

familiar; - ,-un.-^,u'i,lri_, to teach at

- iu%liu,i,i.n,^pi^,^
family dis;

cords - ,^,n,u,hp,^^r, civil war - a"^^

^i_.to dine at home; - /.^^ domestic
affairs - 4/7,^fr^.i house dress morning-gown.
;

embroider;
embroidery.

lL#Y*.^7^6-t//", -j/i va. to

\i^i/'hui^npli-ni-P-[,Li, s-

home

uauilutti

h-njl^

pf"P-

thread a needle.

receipt.

c.

y/v^/'y/itjuAA-'/', m-jf, va.

l]./<-^n;f/(

\i.m
of a person; .om /A<}, tellme; ^/uj
4 - one must say ; n^uiku uiuui^ui^ as
we have said 4/;n-o,n - briefly, in
one word i^liuitiTqp,^ - I know not

what

young, robust.

U,'>-3:'/-//AA a.

;;

;;

amulet.

U,yfc,%/i s.

]J,unplriu^

hliujj S.

M.tinphp^'b a.

s.

rOCkct.

syriac.

u.'^op/ru.j

\S,n^opk"'li"''''

diurnal

ct.

ephemeral; daily; inconstant, uncer-

l],H/7.A-,^ a.
l],uit./i

woolly, fleecy.

i_,

i-.j a.

woollen

s.

blan-

ket; cloth, stuff; flannel; drapery.

H./jjiA

.uu'iing

that

a.

is

endowed

temporal, perishable.
[tely.
same day, immediaU.[/u<yu>&- ,^ 1],u,uj/7l6- nj s. saying,
word, term, expression; proverb dic-

with the faculty of speaking, reasonable, gifted with reason.

U,u/><.{ s. shooting star.
l],fiu;u.^% *
iron armour, horse
armour; trooper, horseman; a. capa-

tate; recital.

risoned,

tain,

D..o^fi ad. the

,

u."^7t>

dle

iitui/iiA

i/ni-iip

iju/iig s.

nee-

eye of a- ,/;^^[,^
magnetic - w^jnt-juAi-^^t
ituili MiMini^Jii
to thread a

itu.f( ,^,i,Jh

,iru,i_

Ju/i, f^iij.

\j,iiir,i; ,uiz,ji[,

va. to say, to

express,

to speak, to relate, to recite, to tell,

to recount, to declare, to pronounce, to

utter, to dictate -ju,,u,u2iu,f.np, to foretell; - 4^pu,[,-i,, to repeat;

p"//.-/,
;

^,^/,

j^^,//.-^^

to

speak well, badly

\iyuui,u,fl'i,y,r, hr^f,

[horse).
va. to caparison (a

hound.
huntsman, hunter.

(J,uii{i/i^u<%,uuu//u s.
U,u|>u;}u.%/i s.

|j,iiu^u.4u,uf-, s. a.
]i,.iu(/i,^u,l[

cavalry general.

s. stirrup
stirrup-strap or leather.
\i^;ui.uuinMu%
uij s. stable ; drove of
horses, horses.
[ble (horse).

ifni

-[,

\i,i,/,t,u,u,'ii.

\i^uui.i,uu,u/ii[,l, a.

1J,i^ufuiuf^

brought up in a stastraggler, marau-

uij s.

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G3

der; inroad, incursion ;- i-i^/corsair, pirate, sea-robber - //./_,

^*/_,
,

uiftn-lrij

go marauding, to infest.
marauder, frees.

to

U.U8
s. absence (of mind),
evagation, dissipation.
\S^uinui%oi, ad. here, in this place.

^umui%iij,u-p-f

^uui,a,nu,liuii-np

\S^u,uin.

booter, straggler.
tjlivna. to

lii^iuitiiuiui/i/r,r,

go marau-

ding, to go plundering, to plunder, to

infest; - [ i>n,ln,., to scour the sea, to
rob at sea.

lining.

,u,] s.

l],>.rt,^,p//,

astronomer; astro-

s,

loger, observer of the stars.

W^<ii,.h,f,up.ui%ni-Plitii

astronomy

s.

astrology.

rushing.

astronomer.
astronomlcal.
\i,iiuii-ijujput^uni-[3[iti, s. astronomy.

M^ufuimuilini-P-liJu s. cruisc, excursion, incursion, descent,

irruption,

\^utMih-i^ut^Jfinni-P-yLJlt D. \M'tntriiujpiaip^

marauding, "plundering;

^^uilriiiupju^,

runing,

Mtuuiiamia/ili ,j\\,auiuimMulili ad.

- f

\j^utntriiiiiu.l^ut

D. ^^uiifh-iiiupujb

h-nilai,,

piracy.

fragment of ashield;

observer of the stars.

l}^ui/i/riiii(ip a. lull of
stars, starry, studded with stars.

bearing a shield.

to stud with stars.

\i,uuilr,i,ii^i^ui s.

I].i"Vi^

mj

shield, buckler.

s.

ILif^u/^rapt^

Ij^utn/ri/uti^iipt^

small shield.

\i,u,nh,i,uiiiapij.irir, /rjj[i

l),u/u</>i^^^

s.

Or yjiM[u/nuiulk-in

UtUltfiMiniuuin-tii

\Sjiiitiiipiii,pu,li a. surrounded, protected by shields or bucklers.

U.ui^u.^A'ir, tjf vn. to use a buckler.
Uiriufiu^/^-^ or k">
I'isfs * career,
course, horse-race; furlong; field,
place, area, arena - /tdp.^uiTiupuini-P'h,
wrestling place n-^Jyij \<2iu'i,Itij [uniui^
;

lriu,'bh-i_j-

throw one's

,io

brave, to descend, to
hurl in the arena.
^uuiiupifiilik^

who abandons

fling, to

self,

to

rush, to

that has the

asterisk.

s.

constellation.
sure, infallible, constant.

{],ui/>-<^<ufni-% s.

l],u.i.ti_#.^ a.

here ; hence.
hence, thence here
this, present i^iuiu^m-^ - come let us
go hence - u^nu/iili p-u^f.ui.-npnt-P-^^i'i,
\},[i^u.liiy
here begins the reign of Arsaces - '"n. j,iii,uj henceforward [i
ifhiix^y -, from this man [ ua%k -> from
this house - 4*-% this life, the present life - /L <%>/> here and there,
on each side.
ad.

}J,uu,k'ii

!],//.

ad. a.

2i\j&j^

shield or buckler.
yS,uuiuipl,i^MMT(kir a
that walks in
the lists.
[race.
^lufuipliulnr, y^li vn. to run in the
uij
yS^uuiirm
equerry, knight,
s.
squire, cavalier.
his

who throws

a,

VU. to decorate,

U,om-Yf"^///j^a. starlike,

shape of a star;

"hiMiij

s.

//J

\[,ii,nli;iiup.ui^uiiiii,Mi'b

]i,iiu(t;nnM-P-pLi, s.

kuighthood.

receptacle,
dwelling, inn, shelter
a. hospitable,
who willingly shelters strangers.
JJtiiuiii^u/iu/ii

^j

u/j

s.

world, temporal things

life,

young people, young

force, freshness

\i^ii/ii,a/,Jiti-P-^i.i, s.

reception; hos-

\i^uini-^-%
lJ,.n ad.

or

it is

this

here

s. boi.

marigold.

A- miij.,

lobstor.

Ji.umuAif.uiliia'i, a.

vagabond

-^t'U'L: S- }kuu,u/b^l-J:
\S,u,niu'bii.k^ir, /rj[, vu. to load about, to

lead up and down, to walk about.

]A,iiu,u/hq.l,ir, Ir^.y vn. to rove, to ramble, to

wander.

rank -

t^A-z^frju/^/aVi

"I'L ll!"h

~" b

muMi_-

ii'iic

holy orders

run down

to

ii,iiJ-ia'iihi_ju

U,<"/'/'7(*ui^/u.<_#7^ ^. a.

ted

wandering, vagrant,

tion story degree, dignity, character,

class, condition, honour, place; quality,

way, that way.

{],iimialinu S.

- 4-. he
here and there,

here, in this place

ment, impetuous, strong j~u inuii^n^^

ptu/i, in the flower of age j-u k-pf,^
miuuuipif.ni-P-irm'ii
all tho vlgour of
youth.
\^iiu,l,TCuiii
tug s. stair, step pace ;
stair-case
steps gradation gradua;

pitality; lodging.

youth,

folks
vigour,
a. firm, sure vehe-

4n_

stairs

to graduate.
dignitary, gradua,

gradual.

i-jf vna. to graduate

ascend gradually, to go by degrees.

U,i//n^2fuAi-i/',

to

0,""'/;^

'nL-tuj S. U,i#//

n-l'itt"!!

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^*^''

mnt-i^i2i;uj%

[i^ n. s.

;
asterisk
the moon
star of day, the sun ; -

|],iiui/^, ailrii_, t-ifuig s.

***

star

Jiigtit,

\ms
aun^iUL-outfi
"lii

fer

y^uiquSiM a. divine.

- cjt./Yi Rn-ti.-' shooting, flying

star 5 pJt-lrn^iujlili ^laniniainnt^i

fixed star.
,

'

W^imqiupui^

1],S^u<f .o^f.

[etc.

adorned

'

l],5^tj/.4

a. that is announprognosticator.
\S^uia.^nu.^linL.[H,tX s. proguostic.
\S,u,n^n.luMli s. astrolabe; telescope.

U,</>,^.^r.^4

ced by a star

U,5^o^7.*-^ a.

by God, or with the grace of God.

a. that bears
\}Ji-UMq^h-ui^ aS" ,qj-b
God carried by God.

pOiar,

etc. S. U^uilriiiaicia^u

aus

C6

morning-star, Venus, Luci-

n.

inspired of God.
inspiration
s.

of

m,b^uMjy.i.-jni-P-ptJi

God; enthusiasm.
VA^iujjijf a.
}i^u,qoi,

who has

joined by God.
strengthened by God;

divine strength.

who

is united to God.
cared for by God mhuini-P-l.Li, divine Providence.
\S^>u[yq_ a. who seeks God.
l].5./tj/p a. brought together by
the inspiration of God.
\i^u,lupuim a. instructed by God.
\S^,ulou a. who speaks of God; de-

theTorm of a

Y^intiiu^t-pui a. that has

a.

|),6^i//n.% a.

[\^,up,uj,r a.

star.

[logy.
l},u<Y/4.% s.a. astrologer.
}J,um,i.a'iin,,/nt-PptA s. judicial astro-

studded with stars,

a.

\\^[u,mI^1,

starry.
mii^MMii or ^iu; sf. Venus, Lumorning-star; Venus, goddess
of love and beauty.
W^auiiililT.a'i, a. venereal; of Venus.
U.USnhU.tr. \kuu.n^i>^nj s. God, the
[false gods, idols
Supreme Being.
\liimnt-ufir^ iuirn^ s.pl. heathen gods,

clared by God.

theologian.
TH^iupu/iiu-iiu/i, a. theological.
}j^uipuAt-,r, hjf, vn. to write, to discourse or speak theologically.
U,5.pA/.L/3? s. theology ; - ^t-p-ia^
Ibnuiuj , or if-pjiitpiu'iini-P-li
mythology.
U,5,.puAo^ti> ad. theologically.
Jifi^uiputp ad. godlike, divinely.

proceeding from God.

1],fi>Y/'{'

XS^iMi^oulriT, Ir^fi vna. to

cifer;

course of

or with

Mfi^uipiiui^ a.

Hfiatpni^qfu

by God.

to talk

discourse of

God

produced by, born of or

who has

UAiu^uf^o/?- a.

the know-

ledge of God.

^u.irm'uoPnLf s. knowledge of God.

l].5m^/A a. Mother of God.
constructed or made
[to God.
willedby God, agreeable

U,5i.4^./" a.

by God.
W^u.iiuiir a-

God, divi[by God.

ii^iMiliuifuf. a. ordained or estabUshed
li^iulitriuj a. who lives with God or
according to the will of God.
U.A-<(^^<^ o. godlike, in the form of
God, divinely.
n^uM^t-pm a. made or built by God.
U,^i4^^ a. that bears God.
'Q^uiliu,% a. divine

where God dwells.

produccd by God.

-1>

nity, divineness.

fit.

that partakes of the nature of God, that belongs to God, divine.

U.Su.ift"' a. who has the knowledge
of God.
U,4-.^/>6- D,a-u^^/i a. written or enU><P.-'i!r a.

graved by God.

s.

speak, to dis-

God

God; theology.

|].6^.6-i^ a.

s.

U5u#pu/rpu- a. declared

or with

divinely.
yS^oMfuoun^p-J,^

\},^uipin%

God

[of God.

who walks in the ways

Wfi^uiq-nptt a. made by God that consecrates, that causes God to descend

U,d-u>^^j a. that participates in the

divine nature or grace.

divine, sacred.

or placed his foot.

W.^ui^'iiuij a.

W^uiif.npirtJ',

like

lr^[,

va. to

render god-

li^uilinp, a.

where God has walked

side or part of

li^uMiiniiai, s.

God.

to consecrate.

W^uiif-niih-ni-P-l.L^

l],5/if.nL/3- c.

s.

resemblance,

God consecration.
who is divinely mer-

conformity with

[by God.
llAu<^^>/> a. established or ordained
ySj^uiif-pn^ a. imprinted or marked

ciful^

by God.

U,5u#4o^ a. called by God ;

invited.
UA/u^^otr a. pious, religious.

where

God was

U,&-i4u.2(fy a.
|],6-u<4u</^ s.

[God.
agreeable to or pleases

father of God.
calms or appeases

U,a^K<4u<^w a. that

the anger of God.

07

U.US
Mfi-m^uip a. chastised or punished

God^

by

[manded by God.
ordained or comdone by a miracle or
[God.

W^b-in^inuiTa/b

a.

U.5-"4f"j_ a.

diYinely.

invited or called

1],6ru/4^>i.^^ a.

given by God.
a. declared by God;

by

D.US

that loves God, pious.

\l,ly;uu[ipi-[3-[,i.^, s. love of God, piety,
religion, devotion.

UA></tp

a.

HVmo^/ntS/iy.

brought up

God.
that has put God to

\l,}^-utiu{M,A

a.

who

U.<i-"""'t.^&- a.

1J.6-../;b,^, s.

Mother of God.
God and man conjointly.
l],6-ii<i/;<i^>n a. that wars against Heaven, that is repugnant to God; jd',,n^l_, to declare against Heaven.

}j,^.up,^-i,^ S.

l],a-ia./i,^^ J.

liAm^^/A^n..^

near God.
X^iuditii-,a^ a. who has forgotten God.
\ifi^a,yi'ni-l a. who is profoundly learned or versed in divine things who is
familiar with God hardened by God.
that

is

where God enters or

U,5j/.fi.<-ui a.

dwells.

Epiphany.
belonging to God;
[sacred thing.
state of a divine or

U,a-y/A a. divine,

sacred, pious.
\^iajiini-Pl,i^i
}]Jtu^pu,/iia%

s.

and human

divine

a.

lj,5.1/ifr,

God;

mj/iy vn.

make

to

become God;

to

to

resemble God.
\i,^u/r,inu%

a.

one's
unite

God;

one's self, to join one's self to

to

[godlike.

that resembles

God,

by God.
given by God full of
the grace of God.
Ij,5/u2?'-'*'i * inspired by God, divine,
holy: Bible, holy Scripture.
y.S^jt^jr a. built
l),5m2*##Y4 a.

a. who has caused God

who holds the doctrine that

y^ia^opiuip
to suffer:

a.

God^

[divine.

that resembles

U,-..t//.^ a.

God,

W^irufinh-nni-PllLi, S.

l|,i->/i-oj-/3^>_'i'/

lJ,Sim&>,/t./?/,t.*r s.

hatred, aversion

of God.
U,6-<<nn-;/

given by God, infused

s.

Deodatus.

np.

[fies.

made by God

UAm^ta.^

that dei-

strengthened by

a.

God

friend of God or familiar with God

divine, holy; - ^lu/piuiMiis-,,,
holy pon,

tiff.

vu. to make a
deify, to admit
of gods, to idolize.

|],6-^ijnt.jAr./',

ni-y/i

god of any thing, to

conjointly.
self

created by God.

|]>^4^-^.
[God.
that befits, becomes
\i,ir,u,nlr,jj CI. that hates God.
lia-urmt,/ a. that has seen, that sees

\Sfi-u,piup a.

]J,^u,f,yu,'ii^p-[i^r, s.

deicide.

lJ,a-'""^"A"'-/^/>-'i' s.

discourses of God.

\^h-<u,lhpi a.

God

cherished by

a.

in the fear of

death.

\ifi^u,J[,p a.

U,6-2<',.

;:
;

God is amenable

s.

number

that makes a
that deifies.

l),5/j/.t-jj/.^ a.

any thing

god of

apo[taught by God.
|),5uj-,iA^ a. given, transmitted or
]^&,i,ip,ulniij a. that drives
away,
that causes God to remove far off: unpleasant to God.
|J,5m///B;^ a. bright, brilliant, that
shines divinely.
l),5iuj/.t.jn_<'ffi

deification,

s.

theosis,

)^,u^mpni^

who preaches God.

a.

knowledge of God,

\\^^l,u,i-P-l,L% s.

theodicy.

to suffer.

H^ui^up^pnu-P-fitJii

into the

passibleness

[by God.
UA#ii/4 a. preserved or protected
X^uMufiu^n a. who worships God,
pious, religious, devout, spiritual.
M\^,au{tuu,l,i- a. honoured by God,
who has divine honour.
ll^muiuimnur a. who rolatos, narrates, speaks of God.
l),5.Y<^^A-- a. given by God.
of divine nature.

U,5i-i/A a. divine

W^h./yi,

s.

deist.
[tar.

drink of the gods, nec-

|J,*^.//tf/. s.

H^l^iij-^l^ir a.

repugnant to God.

received God;
received or accepted of God, agreea(J,5^%4uY_a. that has

ble to God.
}},b-iAiiM[i[,

]}^li,raiuin

wisdom

a.
,

chosen of God.

llS/x/Juj a. that

of God, instructed

l].5^/on<-/3/ti

crowned by God.
U,^,un.uip a. sent by God.
^fiujuiuau, a. chastised by God that
comes of divine wrath.

divine.

a.

s.

oracle

has the

by heaven.
S. U,5i/#^#o_

U,5u."/</<4 a.

|].5<7^^/ s.

Son of God.

U,5..-/?/iL'y# s.

|].5//i-4^ sf.

divinity; deity; God.

goddess.

il

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68

H^ni-iiuli a. that has received or

by God.
ad.

jl]^/<n/7-6-n-i/.

by God,

love or worship of God.

Ji^uilruiui^uAi a. theocratical.

theocracy

'Q^uiir,n^[9-[,M-'b s.

indented a piece off.

divine
[piety.

of God, charity,
vision of God, di-

vine intuition.

y^nn^X.

\Sjiiut!ihu,^nii

hence

here.
or iini- s. fleeco, 'wool.
M^p,up.hp a. lanigerous.
lH.up.uif.npir u,j tt.s. dsalor in wool.
ll,u^u^/7^a-/._/J/i<_7/ s. wool-trade.
\\,u,u,nlh, ad.

py
,

\S,up,^ili^ {{."^wooIIy.
tt";'*-^7

ly

toothed,

a.

notched,

dented.

U^ntuA u,lr%l,g s. tribunal, court, audience, auditory, assembly of judges,

seat, bar magistrate senate ; j- iHum^
it^, to call before a tribunal or council; ,i.ni-,npiri_qto convoke, to call
;

\^u,n,.um ad. hence, thence.

[int-,

i.nph^hi_,

godly.

lJ,5o^45/ ad. divinely,

\i,uu,n.J2C S.

notched,

to notch, to break
[edge.
}S,inuiHi,iun-ni. tt. that sets the teeth on
M^inutULuiiLni-P-liiA s. setting on edge.
W,in,umiui,lkp a. bit or bitten - .#!..
*/*-/_, to bite, to wound with the teeth.
U,>uii%i//j/> ad. with the teeth.
;

l),5/.^^<ii-P^i-t/.love
|],5u.i-,/nt./3/.iA s.

dentist.

M^nuiSbuiili. a. denticulated,

majesty.

llu^,

tooth-pick, tooth-'

forceps

\\,uiuiaitu,i,u/u s.

heaven-

of God, divinely.
U,A-ni-^y a. atheist; s. apostate.
\i^u(ui^nni.p-[,iii s. piety, religion,

ly,

\ijnii,3lu.liplini.ui s.

picker.

W^ni-iinjj a. instructed
,

iisn

em-

braced God.
lJ,5/i-i#Hi

^ptrqk'ii a.

lanigerous, wool-

woollen.

together an assembly.
[J,,4^ n. hateful, odious tiresome,
disagreeable, unpleasant that bears
hatred, malevolent.
U,mA-^i./?^ti s. hate, aversion, horrour, rancour, enmity, dislike.
U,.//A-./", tj/, va. to hate, to abhor, to
detest to become tired of, to take a
;

clever, capable

a.

\i,u,,ul[

il^ih/j to

dislike to-

be capable.

[be clever.
\j,"ii"it-M/; h^fi va. to be capable, to
l],i/.u/^iji
. matter ; timber;
tim//J
[ner.
ber-work, carpentry.
.ug s. carpenter, joi\Sjui,ilujif-npir
\i,u;aqJu,-fnpitni-l3^[ii-'ii s. carpoutry,
joinery.
,

[claimer.

M^,nir'hujp.,u%

M.inlriuip.ui'bujliui'ba.

trj/[i

lJ,./ttr,p,j,%t,r, A-j/i

to

speak

tfiJh

i/ht^i^

i/uMijj s.

teeth

jopp'l!-i_

^nninuifilrj 'l'yV^I_ qi^u'uilfnt^iu

the teeth, to notch, to break

irlri_,

to bite

mliShni-^

0,i#.fe*u,p^it73-/,t5/ s.

to

break
- ^

ititnutlTttthL^,

tO SOt

>

tuniihiT va. to bite.

U.i/2fiu//,//Y^ mn^ilyj' uo. to
cxtract
Xi^iniuilhiuiliij

or

draw out a

tooth.

harangue, pu-

blic speech, oration, declamation.

k-jj[i

[va.

to report, to

rBportlug, judi-

s.

cian report.

secretary: chancellor.
secretaryship,
secretary's oiEce.
\i,,nk't,ujq.uil,p *.

IJ.'"t^'"7-"//'"-/?/>-i s.

off;

the teeth on edge i,u/i,lri_ q- to extract

or draw out a tooth ^w- i-munlm'iy
tooth-ache -jiuct - [!', Ihave the toothache tfini-a, -, carious tooth; irippiri_
q^umuiilhi^iu
to brush or clean the
teeth; 4i^"'^/. If"'"""'"'-'*'"
to gnash,
to show the teeth.
l],.,jffi<pn;cf. dentist, tooth-drawer.
\i,inu,!li,u,l3-iuif (if-npitl^ s. forceps
a.
toothless - ^^if </", to lose the teeth.
;

harangue,

stenograph.

va. to bite.

tooth
^iTui'iiu
set,
row of
luuiujirntAu
to indent

vn. to

in public, to declaim.

0,mfria#y.^,nt/?^tA
W^itiuiHii

oratorical, decla-

matory.

\i,,ir'bui^ph;r,

B^uiiuirw^irir,

speaker, orator, A&-

s.

{],.,, i,'iiu,ii,i_,

uig

magistrate, senamagistracy.
a. that belongs to courts
s.

)J,i<ifri.<4Y_/3^^tA s.
W^.nir'iituiiiu'iM

of justice, judicial; public, oratorical;

s. orator; magistrate; judge; practitioner,

[judge.

\i,i,iir'iiifuik-in

,u^

s.

ch'sf-justice,

\^,i;i,'iiuj^,up^i]^%lrmi. to

ned before a
lJ,.#7fj</

/>j J.

\\,u,ng a. full,

-i,u,li,

be summo-

tribunal.
atlas.
fat,

abundant,

fertile

eared, an ear (of corn).

U.m/Tp.u'fcu/i/",

full, fertile

>u^-;j vn.

or fat.

to

fill,

to

be

;; ,,

UPU.

uru.

Gj)

\i^iiitpuimiTuliiy>. U.""!^

-4.j/4p

yel-

\i,l>iu^[ii_, iffli

i^ii'y s,

low ear (of corn).

U,i>i^ii/_^nUfa/%-<r, ni-j/'

make

VO. to

fill,

to

full or fat.

u^i'npni-P-lii.% s. fulness,

abundance,

celerity,

\],iuu,i.nL.p-li, s.

stork.

acceleration, rapidity,
swiftness, speed.

velocity,

nimbleness,

fertility, ripeness.
^^,aru[l^ul^Ia%

m^uiuiii^t-jii,

attic.

s.

who learns

W,p,uiiJti-unL.:th a.

a fiery eolour.
a. fiery, ardent, burning,

quickly.

U,Yf>^#ytf a. red, of
\i,a,(,m^li

red-hot, inflamed.
U,atpTCMiM%ia/i

\},miinu^u/Tt

pistol.

titj S,

uij

fire-temple

s,

(of

Persians).

the small pox.

graze, to pasture,
keep, to take care of; - ^aqj;,
to cherish vain hopes, to build castles
in the air.
U,;u.a-/..r, frjiy vn. to pasture, to feed.
Hput^u/i, a. male gr. masculine; -^ ,
B. |],/i.u>^<u%^ - p-pi., odd ; - or taphliu/i,,
U^u,(r/rir, irji^ va. to

"-% >"%p a. quick, prompt,

dexterous, nimble rapid, swift expeditious; frequent ;rf. quickly, promptly, adroitly, swiftly, speedily
very
quickly, very soon.
[quickly.
llp'"?-

Mpuiir, nj, /y s. ulcer, ulceration;

; spot, stain.
ll^,u.a-^t.r a. marked or pitted with

cicatrice

>

1i,ituM^utp.u% a.

that talks

fluently,

to

]i^uifiiii.,a%ni-p-[.^i s.
quickness of
speech, verbosity; facility of expres-

jaundice.

sion.

uiminmiy road
roughfare.

l],^ui4t/i

public

a.

much

O.^ioY-ui^/i^ a. that

writes quick.

"/'""/""^'"jf "* that walks or goes

quick, swift, rapidU,^u<^u<^ny% a. very quick, quicker.

l),^u/^i^

Armenian.

violate.

fj
,

U./"?-<"/?tflies

s. toil,

v^^r.

pi-n;

\i,pui^uil3-n.l,^ a,

ifiitru

]A,pu,Jiru,%a.

that
fast, winged, swift, rapid, nimble,
,

Jupiter, Jove.
(itfuj a.

W^iitM^ut^,

S. Qii/i.j

TCiJiiuMuiiupi,

U/'u/i^^

woman;

mals:

RpuM,nM,^,huij a-

u.putfiaif.fini-P-pi.'ii s.

tachygraphy.
net to catch ani-

s.

frequented, tho-

\\,l,u,uuinf a.

\i,[i,um

ntf

sf.

married

to impregnate, to

Armenian.
hard, strong.
s.

spot^ stain, blemish

sign, natural mark

prompt.

vice, fault, defect

U^ui^uYni.^ a. 'that hears, understands easily or readily that has fine

ears.
[quick.
I],^<a^>/.^u<j a. that moves, stirs
\},pui^w/ii,i,i/hi.p a. that fades, withers
or dries soon.
I),^u>^uf/o</ a. that speaks rapidly.
1],^><^>n4/i>/< a. that happens, arrives
or comes quickly.
[ty, clever.
\],putf.uijpu, a. acute, ingenious, witl},/"f^'"5''^J- a. that moves quick,
light, active, nimble, quick, dexterous.

disgrace; j- 4'^/*^;.. to regard

amorously or indecently.
U,^<inu<4u>/^u/^ a. that regards indecently or amorously, immodest.

\},pia^ui2u,pJ-m-P-[ii.% s. agility, light-

ness, quickness, dexterity ; flexibility.

|],^u>f.u>^^2i'u.% a. that is soon ended or dead.
\},pui^ini/tn/u a. that soon changes.
D./'?^"f!m/f_a. that walks fast, quick,

nimble.
Rf^^t-.r,

frj/.

to hasten, to

be

vn. to

hurry one's

self,

diligent.

\i,ljutflri/nL.jui^,tj; ni-jP vtt.

to hastoH,
to press, to accelerate, to dispatch.
U.p'ufl^'R'u^ a. that runs quick, swift.

blot,

Rpuiinuii-np a. vitious, faulty.

Rfi,uuiuii-npn>-P-fiM% s. stain, conta-

mination; vice, defect, imperfection;

deficiency.
U,^,mmA-ir,

va. to spot, to stain,

/rj[i

to soil, to spoil, to blot, to vitiate, to

contaminate.
Hpu-P 115 s. act, action,
work production, creation
,

iV

fact,
;

-^

deed,
t-plt-k^^

achievement

exploit,

s.

U,f"

creation
being
deed, action.
;

creature,

generation

created
;

work,

\i,pa,pujiru,uiiiiMiin--ira. who writes the

creation of the world, (Moses).
\i,nianitiuilriJil O. of Ararat ; P-unf-ui^
-np.K-P-lii, the kingdom of Armenia.
0,/^/>^. creator ;-author.
\S,piM,pn,iuiuiirui s. master of the cere,

monies.

,,

UPP
ceremony; -

ulutuiujnuii^tnj'ujainjq

OX

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70

rite,

}i,p,apn,i,,>-Plii^ s.

11-

[an act of theatre.

action; work, deed;
\S,pu,p}u,flf[, a. written by the hand
or by the inspiration of the creator.l!,^<^^,u^^6- s. creator.
l).f^^ui^o^6--/", trtjli va. to create.
}i,[>ujl,^uj:i.ni,i>n^l3-[,i-% s. crcation.
'\],pj[,^uii.l,p a. established or ordained by the creator.
'\S,p,P^u,li,'i, a. that belongs to the
creator that creates ; efficient, plastic.
\\,[,iP^litrpm a. made or constructed
by the creator, [carries the creator.
a. that has carried or
\S,pujpfu,lil,p
^["'Cli"'d'3 " associate in the crea-

turgy.

W^^iuipni-uih-

s.

tion.

U,^po_juAti/', nt-j/' va. to give to

drink, to soak; to water, to steep.
Jkppni-jli^ a. who makes one drink.
Wppni-gni-Hii s. the act of making one

drink; the act of watering.

S. H^^/4"'"'"'-.

Jj^nif-ai^ujinljAp S. pi.

h^l vvM. to havo pity

\\^pq.,ui,aimh.r,

or compassion, to grieve, to console,

to conjure, to entreat, to
to comfort
demand, to intercede.
W.p^.u'^uiu^ni-PJ $ compassion, care;
consolation, comfort; prayer, supplication, intercession.
U,^^.u/'ii"4 "'J *. broth.
matrix, womb,
W.p^ui'ii.j[ or nj s.
;

ll,^u^^,uu;tm s- creator, author.

\^p,upf,uitTu a. that has seen the

creator

U.P'f

puberty j-u iiutaufiilri, to attain the

age of puberty, to grow; j-u ^uiut-iufj
adult, pubescent, marriageable.

that

is

I],f7ii.^^,m/.u

seen by the creator.

a. that resembles the

belly,

bosom; abdomen;

\},pf,uiui-np,

._3

Armenians.

work.
,

\}j,fuiua,i-<jpn--[3-^^ s. fertility, fecim-

dity,

vn. to

to

serve

-jui\

be the slave of one's

passions.
X^PfLu/iiirlini-P-lic^ s.

^u/t.

U.^/pffc-u//',

[inebriety, drunkenness.
hjinj vn. to get

drunk, to

intoxicate, to drink to excess.

ll^P^jn/^^. drinker.
\),p[i/rjt-Pf s. drunkenness, intoxication, inebriation - u,/um[,ji intoxication of the passions - 'J^.x'ni.iu'ii.z/j
;

transport of joy ^^/^/^t^^ -p-lruufi!, to

enjoy drunkenness.
;

li,pplrjini-ju,%lr,/;

nJ-j/i

VO. tO

Intoxl-

cate, to inebriate; to soak, to

drink.
O.^P^/./i-

-.u3 s.

\\,pi-in.ni-[3-l,KJi,

briation

s.

favour

produc;

effect,

a. fertile.

fertile soilfertility.

forbidprohibition,
dance, inhibition , interdiction ; arrest
detention, prison contrary, opposing;
;

interdict ; - MuiAhij lup.

li^.'hhij ipil^ij to arrest, to hinder, to
contradict, to oppose, to embarrass ;jMupliiu'iihij to arrest, to imprison, to immure, to encloister.
l],^^fr^/4'"^'. encloistered, arrested,
enclosed, detained, imprisoned.
H^^t^u.'i, U.^^t^u'fcny s. arrest, detention, prison: lazaretto, quarantine;
ifi,hi_j-u to arrest, to imprison.
hlihifir^uilitJii

^^ifArfui^'ii^

s. pi.

cloister.

make

tippler, tipsy.

drunkenness, ine-

J- i,u,,,u'i,h^ij to

intoxicate, to

get drunk, tipsy.

\\,PP.nu.iiL s. act of drinking; drink.
y^PP-nHip i_7,j s. pi. puberty, age of
,

pi. fruit,

M'Pt'^L' 13'/'?-*"^ * hinderance, obstacle, opposition, impediment, embarrassment, difficulty, delay, obstruction;

stick.
\kppl=^il'-e

\s-

X^nif.uii.iit'iiq.ui^nij^a.

encumbrance

Service.

drunk, inebriated, intoxi-, whipped, beaten with a

lJ,^pA-/^a.

cated;

uSruig

W^pif.uiL.ui'ii^ni-P'litJii s.

\i,ppia'i,irtiirir,'(r^^
,

\S,pii.uii-u/iirf.

./n^ /;{/.

ast. satellite.

lint-P-lrufi.ij

abundance.

ii,p^,uu[ip

footman,

hlj,, Wliuig s.

-^.

fertile, fruitful,

a.

tion; benediction, grace,

\l,pi!.u/ii/^u,J^

"Aj^

abundant, fecund.

creator, that is made after the image

of the creator.
[by the creator.
l^piup^inni^p t^puip^ut^Mi/hti. tt. glVCn
\i^pu,p^i-[3liiii s. creation.
W.pu.j s. sixth ancient month ofthe

groom, waiter; servant ;-

^n'^.

vagina.

U,^Y-t3

s.

\l["f^iS"-'f''

struct, to

park, close

arrest

cloister.

va. to hinder, to ob-

'^ib
;

to close, to shut, to

enclose; to sequester, to hold, to imprison ; to forbid, to interdict, to prohibit; to amuse, to occupy; to interrupt,
to disturb.

,
.,;

s. forbiddAnce, prohibiinterdiction; retention, hinder-

li^'ft^int-iH.

tion,

ance ;

lrlilr,ihjju,liu/b

^fH

interdict.

important, considerable; efficacious ; working -o^, a working day.

^Pt BonJ. lad. now ; accordingly at
present, now, presently, recently, lately )-/"'4' just now;, directly, newly,

uprightness,
rectitude, reason.

loyalty,

fidelity;

very

equity,

justice,

s.

U,^/^iop#-/3-/-5/

right,

lately.

li.p^u.irl.'b

a.

new-born.

new

planted.
upright, faithful,
honest, loyal, well disposed, worthy,
equitable, reasonable, legitimate ; ad.
~
justly, equitably, truly.
Uipii-u'iiuipa/b a. veracious, just.

U^/^^, 3

a. Just,

Utin^ui^iuiq^tMj

jj^^ti^uipujt^iiMit^^Ml^

ad*

deed

justice, equity, integrity, probity justification, act

of justifying.
U^^.u/.^/7^/5-.-/3^/<_'>/ J.
;

uijti<iuth jiiliuautntJIj

nnufjiup

as learned as any one;

^[imirir lupiupp^ - p-k "ij I know not
whether I shall do it or not ? i,iupju/i,^

Pk

-'he

is

- ulpkg,r ^Irq

y ou ask If I lovc
[now; before.
forbid!
lV?-4'fc. l!./>?-4'*' l'"h c'd- already, even
y^q-l- ilruij a. present, new, recent,

you?

God

-,

J(,

modern;-

yiiimju newly
the moderns.

born;

-.p,

M.ptl'-^' S. \i^i-["^{f
\i,pq.l,^u-ltu,'i, a.
\i,p^l,^,ujii/rp

equitable, up-

right justifying.

not,

I cannot

just, upright, honest, innocent.

l],;<Y..u^*^n^4- o. just,

if,

certainly, undoubtedly, inkJp.^ - will you ? n^ liuiphJ' -

even

"i-"-e

m^if-uumniS/i/i a.

ad- perhaps, never,

\\,liq.lrop

still,

meri-

torious, fruitful, useful, profitable.

MS^pij-liLiiu/iiiMiir, ui^uij vn. to be carried
into effect, to produce some effect or
[if-liiiuipk-p

fruit.

|],^^.^i^.>n a. that judges equitably, just, equitable.

[ment.

__

U^^io^r .o If /umnt-/?/.*. equitable judgeU./i^<"/"''//n<-( a- justly tormented.

I],^i;^<ii^<i//.i<i4
a. that thinks justly,
that is just, equitable iil his judgement.

bear

y.PfiMMpui/i a. just,

equitable, upright,

lifq-ujitoj/i^iL a.

who

weighs, judges

equitably, just, equitable.

ll,^^.^iu^/7^/i/_ a.

very

just, upright.

innocent, just, honest.

11,^^i^/'><u>i/', uijiy vn. to justify one's
self, to prove one's innocence
to be
\S,l,il.u,p,ujpm a.

\S,p^,ui,uiiMik

fruit, utility.

a.s. fruitful;

li/'^'-^""^'"/""-'^/'^' * Iproduction;
tillage, agriculture.
\i,pq^l,Ji,ui^ni.^u/iihir, iil^[i vu. to make

useful or fruitful, to produce, to fructify to effect, to execute, to complete.

U,^,^/i-'>/,t.n^ uij a. meritorious, use;

ful, fruitful.
\}^f[,i.'7,uii.np[,ir, t-jjiy

ad. in effect, really, actually, positively ; j^u ^{th/j to effect, to execute, to

l],p^/.-*i^

who

XSipij-uifiui^l, a.
;

be meri-

[fruit, utility.

sentenced or judged
sentences justly.

a.

l],^5.f.^<u</a//.r.a.
;

vn. to

U.^Y-f ti.-.^<-/?/.<->' *. fecundity

i-hu/b^ s. pi. production,
fruit, utility; work; merit; deed, effect,
reality .u^^tu/./^tp
operation price

fitly,

just, upright.

equitably

[man.
husband-

equitably,
exactly.
that^ loves justice,

ad. justly,

deservedly, rightly,
\S^q..i,p,uuk['

a favourable

impression, to be advantageous.
W,pq.[,^%ui,i.pn,-P[,^^, s. production,-

torious or fruitful.

justified.

gitimate

make

fruit, to

l],p^[,t-%.t,p.,ip

innocent.

to fructify,

h-^l va.

'\i,ll.l,i^uu,ph,r,

to

ad. just, equitable, le-

justly, legitimately.

W^pH-MUpittant-uu^li-lI", ni-tflt Va, tO

jUStl-

to declare innocent, to acquit, to

excuse, to exculpate, to clear, to ab-

solve, to save - ntui,^, to make excuses ; -'it, justification.

[cative.
\i,(,Hji,pu,^nijil,i_ a. justifying, justifiUif?-'"/'^'- "^' truly, in truth, certainly, surely, yes, yes truly, yes indeed, really.
,

[Lu/ii^.

fulfilled,

fy,

- ilfi-hl^' the words were

realized [["s'' l>"h - ui[ia,iu,^
the actions speak for
lilA, L. Ifi-fiy'ithemselves - /-/""j experience j-tp.
fulfil

f./r.uij l'p"'ji'
U.^7-4fr./-,

^uimt-liu

va. to polish

hjj[.

up; -

to iron linen.

n.pq.^a.pan^'ii^

U,^,f%

by experience.

^#.1%

\i,pjiu/il.p,

sf. fl.
s.

UBW-brides.

lance, spear.

\S,p,^u.,-np

bearer, pikeman.

a.

javelin-

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;
;

;;

UPb
B,^r^7/^'>/;jt4-_j

- /..u.^u.^4/7<-/?/itS.
ua,j s.

U,^.^<-,

72

- ilhih^ to tilt
joust, tournament.

a. tilter
,

artabe, epha,

(an an-

ttPPtt/rtt^^i-^a. tanned
sun-burnt.

- ip'^^O

*<>

^^

[stroke.

0,/.fr^"'4'"f' il'^'l'ir vn. to

have a sun-

measure of the capacity of 65

cient

\},plri-,JlrpJ

litres).

'^plTt^

s.

sun: the

month

eighth ancient

of the Armenians - ^uiiu^ np.

city of the sun, Heliopolis; J- 4"'-"4''
;

on the eastern

side.

}J,plr.-ui.flrilJK-P^[lL.%

parholion.
heliometer.
^plri.u,.,ii^n a.who worships the sun.
\],plri-i1iiira/iini-pp^i s.

W,plr.-ii,^uji/i {tf-npirli) s.

]A,ph,-,ujnjj {n.npirli)

sun;S.

S.

perihelion.

gnomon.

s.

Xi^nhi-iu^ni-guill S. SUU-dial.

U.^/-.-.

splendid, brilliant.

U,/'t'/-".4*'<"P<"/

ad, sunlike.

X^phi-iuiliuin. a.

l),^/;-^;jiu.4 s.

balcony.

y^^nhi-triuMf-kiii s.

'^l,h^,ul[iulil^q_ a.

burnt by the sun,

orientalist.
s.

a.

j].^t-fr^cA//i.u.'>/^

conqueror

or master of the eastern regions.

tanned.
^phii^,ullb,Tihir a. where the
shoots or enters, bright; solar.

sun

a. solar.

M,l,lr,i.u,lpj,jlfii

y^pk-i-iriui/iniiiiii

}J,plri-/riu.infa s.

east-

ern region. East.

H^pt-.-iriu/i.^i.'ii a-

that has appeared or

in the East.
U.^it.-tfty t-iyj a.

shone
}S^phii.iuliiiuiu.lru a
where the sun
shines or shoots, luminous, clear.
\^,p[ri,uip,m,liyi_a. shiuiug like Jthe
sun, brilliant, resplendent, clear.
Hkpli-if-uii-k'n a. bright, luminous.
l].^fr^^ti/"e. exposed to the sun.
li,pk-i[.nJi.[, a. sunny.
[warm.
\i,plr.i.lrp a. warmed by
the sun,
\\,[ihli a. strong, Tiolent.
lA.phliiu'ii s. jaundice.
\S,ptr%.li[,j a. of the same blood, consanguineous, kindred, relation.
\S,pk'iiuiljjni-[3-liiSb s
consanguinity,
kindred.
XJ^plAuiT^lrira. bloody, sanguinary.
M,ph.-, nu.s. sun; light; life, day; _y-_
. ^,zY_, to come in broad, day-light,
to come before the sun sets j-'u t/^_
"iini-ij to swear by one's days or life;
.

H^""WC

-''

J'"il"3 4-"^'^^. li'hl'LJ-k to

deprive of light, to blind; j-k mplii.,^
.

to murder, to kill
to lose one's life; [ iJ'iiiu/i,lri_ -m,, the
setting of the sun; jh^ui'iihij, /, 6-^^a^

%Iti^ If- j:,,ui/i,hi_,

-"-

the rising of the sun pin^h^ jto drink to the health of

some one, to toast; irm^n,^ A-^p _i_,
sun set or --down, sun rise.
\i,iiti.uiif.iu^, [, s. day-break, dawn,
,

fi^pn^^p,

sun

rise.

uip/ri-ir^if

s.

oriental ; -^
the eastern
,

the orientals

regions.
a. oriental, eastern;
east-wind li-pkbp k"'i]l^ ~
East, eastern region.
^phc-hif hitj s. pi. East sun rise
eastern regions, the orientals; /"'p^
\l.iilri-titriJii

^mii/ii

<

^m-ijui'iihi^ juipt-i^hiu to set towards the

East; l^nprn-ii^tTij ^nl3-hl_tfuiplri^lriu ,
[ing term).
to turn from the East.
U^t^/.^ s- little or sweet sun (jesty.^tt.^^1-^" a. ungrateful.
^phi-liui, a.
a sunny day ; fine
weather.
,

"^phi-irni-in^p, irmlij s. pi.

West; sun

the western nations ^u#^i-t-/i_on

iyu westerly, towards the west.
t-iyj s. wcst -.p tho
\i,p/ri-ir,iiir,y
western nations.
}i,pt-i-innfriJ% a. westerly, western,
west; 4n#^% - west, westerly wind;
west, western region.
l[ii,i^i, \^plr4-^u,ni-P-liLii s. health; toast;
to give a toast, to
piFufhi^ J- ni^pni-fi
drink to the health of some one.
\},piri^i,pii.[ip s. pi. sons or worshippers of the sun.
set

V.pi^i

s.

alum.

W^ptu [ s. Mars, (god and planet)

-/r or -k-u/ii n-ui^,
field of Mars.
,

\jtpti-iuii.iiipjt s.

tropic.

l).^.A-i,u.^t/"*. bot.
\i,ph^>-iaii.[ii,i,o// s.

\i,p/ri-,uftuiiii,/i s.

vanilla; heliotrope.

helioscope.
60/. litmus, turnsole,

sun-flower.

J-

}i,pP'i,u,liui'ii

a.

,<!.

solstice-

ad.

awake.

watchful, vigilant,
vn. to awake.
watch want of sleep

W^pP-'iiui'iiuitr, luijiu)
\],pP-'i'"'-l3-'f s.

\i,phi-uiiruiipp S. \S,['lri^iiiif.iuu
llp/ri-iiiliiii^f.

\i,pP^m,[i

vigilance,' diligence, precaution, care.

]J,pP^nK.%

pt/j

a.

watchful, that does

73
not sleep
gent,

gW -u

alert, lively, yigilant, dili-

careful
ilti,lr,

- 4,^^. to watch ; ^n^ii

to doze, to drowse, to be
;

half asleep.

^pJ-ufu /y a. worthy, proper, suitable, fit

cheap ; s. dignity right, equity, justice; - t. it suits, it befits, it
is necessary ; .^4- - it is not just, necessary, convenient; i,uiiru,pir[, to
juflge worthy; to deign; n^- i,u,.r,pl,,j
to disdain, to judge unworthy - ^ii_
,.

necessary ? - t /.^#- 4- it
is just to, fit; Ju, iniuu liiiTfiun.lrij
tiit-i_, to give, to sell, to buy
cheap or

kp was
,

it

cheaply.

[thy.

}\,pJ-,u'iuii.nilji.

laudable, praise-wor-

^.pJ-ufiiuiJ-u-n-u^m. a.
lJ,;fc/-,u%ii,^.^,

a.

worthy

heir.

that deserves to be

heard.

u.rb

decent, proper ;- 4,/iY,i-^, to deign;

?*"".-. to go worthily, conformably;
-,. uipJ-ufi,L.nfb J- ad. worthily,
justly, suitably; -^1,lr^ to be worthy,
to deserve; - /,^'fct^ S. \i,pJ.ui.^^pf.,r.
,

]\.pJ-u/i,[,p

"i.i^ujj s.pl.

dignity, merit,

importance pum uipJ-miih-iun worthily,'

,

meritoriously.
U,/ic/-ui?/p

^(iJ-hj;

[stamp.
dignity, merit: coin,
yn. to cost, to amount,

s.'pl.
frj/,

to stand in to be
to be equivalent.

worth;

XS^pJ-k-^m-juJiit-ir,

\,ui.uiuu.p

va.

iti.jj[,

to

-,

esti-

mate, to price, to value.

}S,p<i-ki-l^i s. prime cost, cost price.
W'pJ-kp {),pJ-niiF,i-P'f s. value, price.
pt-y
p/raij a. valiant, valorous, courageous, manly, strong, bold,
<

y,p['

intrepid,

brave

U,^/-mi,u4yj a. justly 'demanded;

that demands worthily.
^,[iJ-u,'h,ui,.uu a. that happens deser-

the Persians.
valorously,
courageously, manly, bravely, strongly, vigorously resolutely, generously,

vedly, worthy.

magnanimously.

^pJ-u,%uii,,uMnn)^ a. paid justly.

^pJ-ufu,ui,uMi-uim a, credible, wo

tiy

of being believed, faithful, worthy to

be trusted or believed.
'^{J-uiiiui'iiuiir, utfufi vn. to be worthy,

make

one's self worthy.

worthy of honour, honourable, that deserves respect, respectable.
to deserve, to

\],pJ-u/iniiuiiuin[,t.

a.

y.pJ-ui'iiatiiiujinni-ni-P-ptii

eminent quality,

s.

dignity,

greatness, honour,

character.
[f^iiJ-tiiiiMJui^a ad.
\i,[,J^u/h,n,lujjlri^ a.

worthily.

worthy,

\\,pl'-iifi.ujp

\i,p['iii/i,u'i,
a.
masculine,
manly,
strong; valiant, courageous; - m^,
the Persian nation.
\i,[,[iuj'iu,r, lutjuii vn. to have courage,
energy, to be strong, to be notable for
courage.
^,pli,u'i,nu [, s. Arian.
,

ni-jf Vtt. tO CnCOUrage, to embolden, to strengthen.

U,//>n-/3f s. valour, courage, bravery, boldness, firmness, steadiness.
W^plit-'i,, ptru/i,j s. blood, kin ;-/./_
\S,pliu,jni-^u/lil:rir,

unpressed wine, must, wine /_

%hpliyi_ ^ijuifuk-ij to imbrue with
blood, to spot with blood - 4tyot-_, to
shed blood, to kill, to wound; - i,u,%hi_,
to bleed; i,nuni-ilL u-plr,u'ii hemorrhage;
Ij^npq. luptrMu'b, yiho sheds blood with
another, consanguineous, of the same
'inipy

just|;

very

suitable, becoming.

\i.p[:p,

ad. valiantly,

pt-iMii/p

t-j/

va.'to

make

worthy.

that deserves, worthy, just, meritorious.

\^pJ- uAiuji-npirir, lrj[i vu. to dcscrvc,
to render worthy to obtain, to procure.
W,pJ-MM/buii-npl,,r, Irgu-i vTi. to bo Worthy, ta.merit.
\i,[i^ii/hiMi,.p,_p-'f, s. dignity, merit.
\i,ltJ-ia%iu^,u,n. a. worthy of glory,
that deserves to be glorified.
\^pcf-u/blrir, Irqfl
'/icrutbi
to
coin, to mint to stamp, to impress.
}S.pJ-u/i""'-'<p a.

that is worthy of being received or

granted, agreeable.
U,^</-/*//. a. worthy, that deserves
something just, convenient, suitable.
;

blood, related; S.
lJ,^/iLi<u^fry*/ a.

U.^i// J-/y J-

of a blood

red, sanguine.

colour,
,

bloody.
\i,pl,Li,u,p-u,p-ui,^ a.
bloody, dyed,
stained with blood.
l].^/.ti<^ij a- full of blood.
\i,pl,^,u,[iu'iii a. bloody, bloodthirsty, sanguinary, cruel, that delights in
shedding human stblood; that loves
W^pfti^iuiquAiH. a.

[blood.

blood.

bloody, mixed with

uij s. vessel to hold

[|,^//liu/^u<I4 a.
\S,pl,L:iiu,^Mui_,

blood, cup of libation.

94

U.P\F
U,^/.-'fcio4/'i.

guinary; murderous, bloodshedder.

s. bloodshed,
\i,l,[,LJi,u,^lr,ini-P[i'^'
slaughter, massacre, carnage, bloodiness.

bleeding, bloody.

U,^/-'fc/4/r,/ a.

0,^/.tii;fr,^<./*/.ti

s.

abundance of

blood.
\i,[,lit^,,ypia.

sanguine, that abounds

in blood, sanguineous.
\i,pl,i^,u/i,ur, ui^uij vn. to be turned
or changed into blood; to become red.
U,j,f ii.u^t;/4 a. coloured with blood.
U,^/.i.7/u,%2u.tr a. marked with blood.
l].^/f-iuu.m a. who has much blood,
[blood shed.
sanguine.
responsible for
I],^/.t.itou;u^i/<
a
\i,[t[,L-%uiua,/iu,i-a. who has little blood.
\i,[.[ti-'i,u,uir[' a. that loves blood, sanguinary.
\i,p[,Jj,u,iTi.ni- a. blood-sucking, bloody, sanguinary, bloodthirsty.
li,pl,JbuijwijMn a. who emits blood,
bloody.
.

H^/.tit.r,

va. to bleed.

lrjj[,

colour of blood, red,

U.^/.t-'fc/r^ui?/^ a.

ttpll

san-

U.^/i.-'fcu^^t./^ a. s.

;;

bloody.

\i,l,ftujl9-u,n.ni- a.

borrowed money.
l],^a-u/3i//<#^^ a. that loves money,
avaricious, covetous, too fond of money.
}i,ptyu>p-i>itlia'!Cuin. s. silversmith, who
sells silver-plate ; money-changer.
u5 s. silversmith.
l],^a-.u/3^/TY
}^p{nup-iitiliiyi_ a. shining or polished
like silver, silvery, having the colour
,

of silver.
a. silvery,

\^l,ifu,p-k-iik'ii

ver

s.

ll^f linn-n^

homorrhagy.
watered with blood.

a.

s.

sanguine, full of blood.

'^p[,i^ii,piuli a. having the colour of
blood, sanguine, red.
\},i,[,L.%j,.-^, a. bloody, full of blood
sanguinary, bloodthirsty.
lJ.^/<tiou, a.

\i,p&-uiP-, nj s.
;

-<y

mwij

ready money;

silver; coin, money,

^uiTCmn-iru to sell for

to take or
-n/, a silver

^I'i-'^l ?_-.

the silver off;

u'liop-

vase.

[.

l],^6-.u/3<^/.t/ a.

''^piruip-mf.njii a.

slave.

bought for money;

silvery, having the

colour of silver.
lJ,^S^u//3^u,/f^6;

sil-

W,iiitiuPir'r, A-j// va. to silver.

U,^a-</?/> a. silvery,
s.

made

of silver

silver-coin.

silvering.

l],^6-.u/3-/7-ja s.

\\,[,tt.uPiit^iuili

p-l,L^, s.

trunk; poor-box.

.?.

love of money, avarice.

va. to stir, to

poke,

to

to incense, to animate,
revive, to renovate, to
}J,[rlta,[ifrli^ a.

\i,n}>^tlrj; k^[,

smith

of

blow the

fire

to irritate

to

renew.

kindler.
rekindling.

offered with the blood.

Ij,^/,ti4nanr_^/.t4

wear

made

silver plate.

U./'S-"'/'*-"'-^ s.

D.^//.tA^,a-iu/ a.

species

silvered.
that has received or

\i^l,(r,u[3-,uuiiM-,n a.

/.,

uig

s.

silver-

[silversmith.

a. silver.

\i,piru,pu,^n[,lfni-P[,iii

s.

trade of a

wash with

hidden the money.

W^litrujp-uj^u/ii^
'[},pfr,[3.uAnilj

silver, silversmith; a.

with silver

that

is

hazard, chance, adversity,

storm, tempest, evil.
^pliufiihib s.a. clothing, dress, apparel; cloak; that throws, that puts,
that pours.
peril, risk,

]},p^uAt-ir,

va. to cast, to
to put away, to reto, to bring to; to sow,

uiplili

throw, to shoot

meddle, to intrude, to enter - ^ Jt.i

/ "iil^p^u to thrust in, to introduce, to
mix - [i Jlnnii to insinuate - ^JiiJUi

[silver.

mine of
melter of
melted or made

ini-ibg

hides or has

4oiu#j

to scatter, to spread; to pour out, to

shed to mix [ JJf. - qu/bAli to inter-

silver.

]j,[,ftwPu,irpj[i a. that

s.

to silver, to

'll,^S-./?.^o6^fr./", fry^i va.

plate, to

eagle-stone.
that has the sign of
an eagle; s. eagle (standard).
ifm-n/
irnijriti^ s. oaglo
U,^6^#u-f
Au.q. ,upifnu.nj, oaglot ; ^-^ - oaglsss.
^pitn.nii,liu a. that has an aquiline
nose.
U.^^S- a. endorsed, cloathed.
U,^;^.S-, /.J s. misfortune, disaster,
calamity, mischance, mishap, danger,
Wph^ni-uipiup

U.^A-n.-ffc^."^' a.

ject; to reduce

Jl.pl^.fP-uijofr a. silvered.

va. to enamel.

U,^&-/7i.u,<t^i_A- s. griifin.

s.pl.

s.

entirely of silver.

- ^..pi-u,
lu/iiJtujiip., to endorse, to put on one's
back to put on, to dress one's self; -

l^i'l-

/'

''I'^p.^y

'

to

undergo

;;
,

;
.

ftps
unil"-u

make

to

now corn -

^/_i to

win-

pity ; fitiH-jIruiA /Af. "(inji to whet, to sharpen i^tif. uifn^iut- to saw ; 2i"-{' to
pour water ; ^.m-Pu - to pity [umShli
-, to cense, to perfume with incense
^^1lr;JL/.^ -, to seek, to trouble
one's
self to find ^mj'ii - to cry, to scream,
to shriek ; iluMpiu uu,li - to bargain,
to make an agreement, to contract
^^tCiuIi - to cast or draw lots ; // 4/'/
/f
/. ^ap
fi,b- - to use, to employ, to
make use of; <itrJ'/ -, to undertake; to make doubtful,
ftii'l- miapuilint-au/iia^
to doubt; - /. irnn-u,jo%u
to forget; ^fbJUi [, i/,m%^ to place one's self in
danger - / jni-am^utuini-[3-[iL% to reduce to despair.
]i,p^uA[ij; lupliiy vp. to throw one's
self, to fall to dress one's self.
libipu^ s.
chest; caisson;
\S,pliq
trunk, box ; 7-*'fr/_ ji^pk^'L- to pack up,
to put in a chest; 4B.iAjr_ jiuplihi/h, to
;

U.P2

bricks

niinpi/Sn-p-ln-Iri

to

(of a town).

unpack.

trunklike a box

Wjph'i^h^c"

maker, box-maker made

;

^^-

or trunk.
uitf s.

[box.

small

contempt,
dain; Outrage, offence, injury;
]J,^4i/ii/^^4.%^

s.pl.

4io'/L>/>4uf%q^ ad. disdainfully,

brilliancy, to shine ; p-nju, liiyirai^niitu

- to sparkle ; ^/.j" - to fling, to yerk
"iiiruiu-, to draw the bow; ifpuitjui'b to let off a gun ; 4^^ - . to fire a cannon - iflilfu to divorce - ipumh-ufL to
,

dismiss the session ; - qnp to dismiss

a person tpni^ - to fart, to break wind.
,

unruly; helter-skelter.
vn. to be untied,

lilrgwj

\},pj,ii^l,ir,

dis-

delivered, detached, liberated.

]i,pJt,a/i[,^a. who delivers, unties,

./._

berates.

contemp-

tuously.
\i,p^,ailh,p^t-j; trj^ va. to despise, to
repulse, to disdain ; to aggrieve, to offend to vex to debase.
;

ad. unbridled,

despicable, contemptible, vile, abject, low, poor, sorry.

divorced by

\^P^ujtitrir, /rji[, va. to untie, to loosen, to detach, to break ; to unchain, to

slacken to unpack, to unfold; to unload, to deliver to dispatch, to expedite, to send; to release, to let go ; to
relax; to throw, to thrust, to fling, to
shoot; to discharge, to disband, to
dismiss - / /M-.^^ to absolve ; - ^u_
plijia uituputuuiliuiL. to sung Jiujjb , to
scream, to cry; ui^i -, to ogle, to cast
eyes on; - TCunt-uni-iyP^u to cast a

MS.p^u.J'u.pi, a.

\],p^u.J}p4l'i_, U,/i4"</;/4""' a. contemptuous, despicable, disdainful, of-

li-

shoot;
\i,pJliu/in,-aL s. deliverance
disbanding troops; dismission; - '[
absolution; - 4/"y"*'/'' disiit-ifuij
charge - /I'linl^, divorce.
\i,pA,M,/ini-p^ s. leave, holidays; S.
;

XjipJtuil^ni-Uii

column; statue, figuimage, idol; instrument, writing

Ijrpiuliikii/L -^ the pillars of Hercules
to become an eternal
liuii_- uAiirnn-uij
yS^piuil,, uig s.

re,

fensive.
]i,p^iai/h,p4n,^l,c3i

s.

contempt,

dis-

dain, abjection, shame; vexation, offence, humiliation.

]J,^4uii-/i^ ,aM-p,ng s. fright, tcTrour,

monument.
tpiug s. inscription,
epitaph; trophy, protocol; ma-

\\,piu/i,uiii-Jip

great and sudden fear, dread, conster-

title;

nation, shock.

triculation.

]J,p^t-um

woman

]j,pj,u/ilri,iii, sf.

her husband.

cashier.
casket, cash-box,

TUtpiqui^u^lj

that goes with-

out hinderance, freely.

\\<pli'li"t"p^

M^rh'lth

fortification.

\i,pJui/iuM^uj/i_a. free,

town without

try

open town, coun-

s.

\i,pJa,/ii,tp,.lutf

suburbs; outskirts

\}.pji,u^uiq^,,jp_p s.

W^piiiuliu^h-p O. ytrpiaptiiaiit

boldly, frankly
.freely.
\^pAiuliuip.u,1i, s, prose-writer.

^uiiTuipiuili

etc. S. }S,pni-lrum
W.pAuiii.iMi'iii. , ui^
echo;
s.
,

echo.
untied;
I],^i<i/i(, all/ a. free, loose,
open, unsealed; vast, spacious; ample;
licentious, rash, dissolute, debauched,
unbridled; prosaic; - puih, prose ;-

repercussion

'W,piu/buiq.npir a.

Otc.

resound,

\}jbif.p[iiuii.npir

stone, stony ;

s.

S.

[itnt-P-^t^i

^p^utliMMii^nph-n^P-ftL^i S. U^q-p^M^^np^

mu,i_, to

Ji,pJiiAiiiil-plrJ',

A-j^ va. to inscribe,

to write ; to enrol, to check; to register; to record, to draw deeds ; to enter

will.

^2

;; ;;

;; ; ,

ttpn
y.p-i''

tin-pt .-/?f J>

11,/rju/^/u

acts, registers

if.

break, twilight, aurora

enrolment, writing, deed, book, roll,

record, protocol; inscription; account,
list, memorial; calendar of the ancient
register

course.
currently, rapidly.
\},p^iii-ui.iu,%q.^u a. that runs, races
0,f25"- s.

Olympic.

epitaph ; fu-

\\,[t^ai.uA

neral sermon.
\i,p,iui'iiu/biiiir,

be firm, fixed
to stand, to stand upright.

like a statue, to

\},pAiuiini-Hii s.

to

possible; to
sion or excursion, to pursue.

stabim-gfi va. to gallop, to

make run

to force

cause to gallop
one to make an

excursion, invasion.

1J,^J4*^ s. pi. pitch-fork.

U-Hs/z.*-, hoop-net, net, snare, toils.

^Sipn/p, uipni-pj, s. latten, brass^^^,pnl-, nM^uij a. male.

U,^txu^

iS.piP, I, s. stump, root; stem, set,

block, chump um. uipiHuirp (uik^u to eradicate uin- uipjpi liiihu to place near
the root.

sodomite.

a.s.

sodomy.
chokes

W,pni-uiiflimnt,p-lit^i s.

males.

be benumbed
be astonished.
l],^<y;<im, nj s. root; stump; trunk,
stem source, origin, cause - uin._

male, masculine.

\i^pni^u,liu.% a.

'^p,ruj%ujir, ifjuijvn. to

to

}i,pni-uyl,li a.

arabian.

bordering, frontier, neighbouring.

tnJiii A,
s. suburb.

%ni-u lupiiulilrij to take root.

^pj'MiiinuiMi.i^tn s. botanist.

At*
hijl vn- to eradicate, to pull up, to

\i,pni-i. a.

outskirts, suburbs.
meager, thin, dry, barren.
I'j s. art, trade, profes;

radical[herbs.
^i^piHu u.iulihp a. that eats roots or
'^piTuiuiufiiuiir, ui^mjvn, to take root,
to take hold, to grow.

lif
sion, study, condition, oifice

extirpatcd\\,[,iriuui.uf.li ad. rootedly, radically ; IuiItu to pull up by the roots, to eradi-

'iiu.liiMi'b,

\S,(,iru,uiiuliiM,% a.

grub up ;

ty

elbow; fore-arm;
to clbow, to

push

or thrust with the elbow.

W.P-rMnlip

production,

.nlru,^ s.

fruit,

com, corn-crops

product.

sign,

miracle

unfuimuiliufi,

U,pji_A-omuj^4r, a.s.

palm-oil.

\i.pirni.p, s.

ilk-^lr^

me-

\i,pn^hi,u,ujp.ujp ad. artistically.

lu/nijih

\i,pHi. S. 1).^ .r.

u,p>iiiui,ri. [up-irij Jiitrij

artifice,

trf"i^3bk -^t the liberal,

chanical, fine arts.

[phenix.
\S,[iirui,-, ni-, ng s. date;
date-tree;
ll,^i/i#-u.uoiA s. spot planted with
palm-trees.
\],pir,i,jL.ir%[, s. palm-tree, date-tree;
palm; branch of a palm-tree, palm;
[,>-,l^Mupi/h>i-lr'i,^y

expedient, means, invention, ingenui-

\i,irinu,niu2[ii>2_a.

cate, to displant, to
eradication.

inhabi-

Iriyif s. pi.

tants of a suburb

ex-

tirpate.

'[],p,n,i-/i

the

that

U,^ni-#///Ar/^Y-

erruption,

run as fast as
gallop; to make an incur-

to

be stunned

run to go quick

\i,p^iJrir, h^f, vn. to

lity; representation; establishment.

to

course

s-

and with impetuosity,

%tu^

^y,

to stop

l],pi.u>/u/jni_juAtr, <"-j/' va. to convert into a statue; to raise, to erect;

to establish; to exhibit, to represent;
to inscribe, to write to register, to
record.
\i,pAui'iini-P[,iA

invasion, incursion, excursion, descent;

league (four kiloexpedition; -^
metres, two and a half English miles).
Tj^p^uLjjiunip a. that runs rapidly.

become

vn. to

"_3"y

S. ll.2^z?'-i'i=P

}},[,^aL.,a/i^ ad.

Eomans.
]i,pAu/i,ui^u,'ii s.

dawn, day-

l],fr;io^i.f2^ *.

artisan,

artist,

master, author.
\l,l,nl.lruiiiujq.[n,^P [iL.'h S.

kuOwledgS

of arts state of one skilled in the arts

qualification to become master, skilfulness.
\},pni^lrainu,f[,p s. a. calligraphcr
that is skilfully written.
lj,^n-i..i.u^^ti a. s. inventor,
author, master.
;

}i,pnM^irtiintu/iiuiitii o. artificial.

W^pnt^/ruUiUtfuou
//#

Otc. S.

^ujputiupiU^

etc.
a. s. technlcal, artiartful; factitious; skilful mu-

]},pnt-lruini/jM,/i,
;

ficial

77

IIPX
sical;

musician, composer; music, sym-

phony.
affocted, studied,

\i,lint.trumii,fi/r,ai^a.

W^tnUruiiiuilifr^

companion, asso-

s?.

same

artlfice

\i,pnt-lri,,iiilini.pji s.

s.

affec-

exhibition.

woven or made

U,^n<-'uiu>4/-ui<>^ a.

[fitted.

art.

\i,[iiiM-t-miyui[iii^a[i u.
\i,{ini-i-aijiii/i,nj

wcll mado, well

workshop, work[made.

s.

room,

well

1]^n<--</<i^'i> a.

Ikp nt-lriiigiuiiiir^tm

s.

foreman, overseer

made

skilfully

master of

arts.

skllfully,

inge-

niously, with art.

l),/'>"""'i-</4

>

U,^<nia4
\i,pin

4".

artful.
I],^f7.fr//i#,<.np s.

artisan, artist,work-

man, manifacturer, maker;

^paiiiiplrplT,r,

lrgl<

tO UttOr,

Vtt.

tO

pronunciation.

]j,pui,M,pirpni-l3-l.i s.

produced; -%, pro[express.

duct,

make

to invent, to find.

W,[ini-lruuiuit-npni-P-l,ti

exiled.

tgf

\),puuii/ifih-t-tr,

\i,pu.ii,/.,n/p

hermaphrodite,

va. to drive out,

[dem.

ni-p[i s.

\},puiui/,in/p

tiara, mitre, dia-

luij s.

'O.pM^mL.piiJii

virility,

s.

manhood; courage, valour; fortitude,

virtue male sex seed of man.
;

]ii,pn>-ut-u,/i

alrlil, s.

Venus, Lucifer

evident, clear; evi-

dently.
tj/r va.

s.

bear; -i/iamiu^, sheor uf^-4. bear's

4"/'^'-^' '"/'^'-

to dcclarc,

to express, to utter.

dent,

a.

very or more ar-

much inflamed.
to

become

fire, to

inflame.

\S,puiMa^,liu/uuiir, ii'guii vn-

li.pmiailiin.-P-lic'b s. ignition.

^puiuib^uthtuir)

^lu^lrtu^

Vtl*

OX-

tO

pire, to die.
\i,p,ui^,^ir,

die

devil.

nj, w-j

crown.

\S,pu,,uluni-plr,r, 4-j/i va. to

U.pmm^t'i^^n'fc a. excentric.
W.pmu.liir'i.ii.pn'iint-P-T s. excoutricity.

ardent or red, to catch

androgyne.
yS^pn'-P-fiii,

cover, veil; S*

l],^rai/iu/mA-f/',

artificC.

S.

Xj^nnt-lruinuallh-ir*

'-l'f"'3

to

production, generation, reproduction; expression; ^lui^uimnf creed.

[sate.
U.^uu#jtY-./", t./uij vn. to extrava\i,pai,illr,ii,i-3L s. extravasation.
l],/imY;6- a. driven out, banished,

\S,pu.u,^iliui.ni%

W^pni-truinlrtrO'

producc

to

Ti,p,aui^pnt-[9-[i--'i, s.

\S,pu,,ui,yu, a. ad.
Ay/> VU. to

\S,[,niJruinuii-nf,lrJ',

\i,pj

[soil.

piece of arable land,

a- artificial,

artful.

li,pni.ktrt

dull,

bot. truffle-

ntf s. field,

J},ptiiui/uni.put/i

\\,pnM.humiu,ikp a. industrious, who

works diligently, skilful, ingenious,

dull, sad,

to banish, to exile.

chief artist.

J^pni-lrinnuiiqku ad.

with art

\i,p22'"""l^"

\i,pir,u,ii.pirir, irjl, vtt'

JS^pni^t-u,nmi,iu'bqJ^u

dark, black, gloomy, sad, melancholy.

U./'^^-fry^ *. 60^. fennel-flower.

\i,piij.pira,^a.

art.

tation, scrutiny.

ingenious

dark

pronounce.

in miniature.

ciate in the

\],[i^,i,p-yp a- black,

melancholy.

stiff, finical.

H,[inL.lri,miu/iirir
A-jf vu. to malcc
with art or cunning; to invent, to affect, to pry into.
1].fi<.-u,ui^/>i/-/u6- s. manufacture;
-" jopt'i'lrij to manufacture a. embroidered with art; delicately painted

bear;
cub.

dressed in a black

or dark coat.

formal,

with

ftPS
l],/2?'/"^*-"<" a.

to exhale

vna. to expire, to
to exude, to perspire,

lrg[>
;

to transpire.
\},piui^^i-P-[i'-'bs. perspiration,

exu-

dation, exhalation; vapour.

li,pl^/p' a. arctic.
W,p2^uiu/ii s. bear-ward.
l^jT^ian. nj s. oy:; -^, cattle.
,

of cattle.
\\,p2s""-""''"^ * mortality
W^P^^n^uiJhpP- s. skin or hide of an ox.
'[j,piu n-,i,lii^s.

H,piiiuui

pizzle

}J,p^iaif^a.uii- s,

s.

raven, crow.

*.

land-surveyor.

measure

vtt.

to suTvoy

vitriol.

to

(land).

U,^iui^u.,//-/?^-'i'/ s.

\i,puiu,uinnnuiu^ u.

land-surveying.
straycd, out of

the road.

whip.

^p^uufl,

\i,puiia^i/'

'{i,p,nMzi^ia^t-J', irgl'

lj\^putuiutu^ifu/lilrir b. {jt^unplrir*

W^puiuiUut^ifuMlini-P-lit^i S.

Ufcf "/

;
,

UPS

U.P-P

7(1

k mourning
merely outward shown.
</^^. - Jti^/b

pronouHce,
to utter, to articulate, to sound, to re-

ternally

cite.

outwardly.
va. to put out, to
drive out, to exclude.

'\S,[,muiuiu'hlr,r, k-j/fi

vu. to

>

is

\i,puTuipu ad. out,

^pmuMuui'iini-P-^L%

pronunciation,

s.

articulation, recitation.
a,

JJ^liuiMuiini-iup/rii

that causes, pro-

duces tears, that weeps.

l],/'">u'<""-'^/'^' a- ad. melting in tears,
all in tears, weeping lamentably.
]3,pinaiuni-gu^n^ u. that crics while
weeping.
'^pmiuum-uiP-np a. lachrymal, that
sheds tears.
;

tearful, all in tears

\i,iiuiiuuni-u,luuinlb
;

weeping.

\S.p,aujpuni-:fhs.

exclusion; expulsion.

\i,pin/ri-uA

'i'-uj s.

With

weeping, tearful.

\}^ninu/unt~uil^utP- b. \hftunttJnt^t/(3-rin

summit,

top,

the highest part of a mountain, of an

edifice ; - % pi- eye-lid, eye-lash.
\i.pu,^i s. wild sheep.
mni-mfi s. lark, skylark.
li,pu,nf,ii
Ti^pmnptiy pk^S *
,

country.
stray, misled

U.^/u./i^y// a.

mixod

o.

tr^jt

\S,p,nui^iihir,

field,

tears

by-way pum - i^uliuiiihru

wrong way, to err.

2<-f.^,

to go

,rninplri_,

privilege, prerogative, right, favour,

that weeps with, that partecipates in

the sorrow of another; - //A^iT, to
weep together to console
U.,
'jt-ii, a. melting in tears,
;

weeping.
;

\},l,u,uiani^tj,
\},ltMnaiuni-p

lamentable, deplo-

a.

uni-ujj

s.

pi.

tears, la-

mentation Jiap^ luiuntu T'ltiuittc-^U in,

irm'i,lri_, to melt in tears
uip,n,uun,-o^
with tears 2l^p,ruipinu,ni.u /f^#7t.nuAAy
;

j'ipuuunt.a

crj blttcrly
with tears in the

eyes utnmuMuni^o^t [3-u/buitt nn-nit-h-t tO

water with tears - i.nul^li'i, juj^ ^,_
put the tears ran from his eyes upptf^
qutpiniuuni-u j,i>^^ to dry one's tears.
;

\},p,iita,luip

OTj

husbandman

s.

etc.

for tillage, arable land.

M^pmujifiiyilTir, Irgli VU. to shino, to

sparkle, to be resplendent; to glitter.
0.p.u#f./A .^injfU. exterior, external,
extrinsic; superficial; profane.
U,pinui^%uijuipq.,i,p a. that is only outwardly clean, false, feigned, pretendu,n-,up[,ini-P[,Li,

U,/m"/"^u,

S.

[weeps.
sighs and
.

that

\\,pu,oupuii,nu S. \S,pmuiuni-uiP-np

IV^

S. \S,p^.l^
li.p./-u^flr,[^ s. pi.

sun and moon.

M.p.pu.p-ti-lrJ'vn. to fly in the air.

'W.p^jiuiJirpJt a- near the sun.
U,^^tmt, 4'iAl.g M.pif.k'bl, a. solar
luminous, bright, celestial.
M,p4-l> ^-y ^lru,j s. sun, luminary
heaven, ether light, brightness, splen,

[or light.

dour,

U/r/f Fi"'4 a. that dwells in heaven

U,^/^/.,u^fc-^ a. beautiful, luminous
like the sun, bright, brilliant.
lj,^;^/f<u^^j a. that walks boldly in
the light that goes to heaven or towards the sun.
U.^^/.m^'"/"?- o- adorned by the sun
or hght, luminous, bright.
;

[uii^^ptTutpinitiuni-o^, to

ing -

tear; S. 0,^iu#f^

ground

\i,paioMip s.

W^puioupuipJrp
pirp etc

\],pii,oupuj^ujn.Ma^ u.

0,^..u/ni_t,r, h^ft vn. to weep, to

shed tears
to lament, to groan, to
complain; to deplore.
[rable.

"ij?

exemption, immunity.

pretending, de-

ceptive YJrtue.

\itpt^t[iMiliiiJi

S. Wtpi^rl/it^

U,^^/.iu4^uij.' 4f"'"' or TCuiTCiu'ii^a. very luminous, extremely bright, bril-

resplendent.
that walks in the light;
bright, lumithat goes like the sun
nous.
^pe"!/ 1'3 * ^'^S prince, monarch,
potentate, sovereign uip^-ylj - king
of kings, emperor lih^^ii- God save
the King long live the King
liant,

\i,p.fi[;nTCirira.

privy, necessary.
W^pinui^nj pr. ad. out, abroad
M.p.ntMip'bng s.

out-

wardly, outward, externally -^/#^./._

^/A, out of town; -J-mirm., beyond
the hour.
\S,pinui^nj,p s.pU outward appearance,
external part.
\^pmui^ni.i,, ad. out, outwardly, ex;

'>

\i,p_^tiijuipij,p

ad. royally.

Uppmyu/^mJi^
guard.

s.

royal regiment or

UPO
v*p^uijmt^
prince.

l^'^ip

79
^"^n

s>

royal

royal.

W-ppMajui/iu/it a.

ad. kinglike,

where

\i,p^Mi,juA[,Mi,n a.

- ^ui.iu,^
ll./;p.yi^i a.
;

s.

tlie

king re-

capital.

by the

W^ii^iufiuuiuiiiifii^

ct.

aqua-regia.
XkppiyiuifuiMu'i, s. regicide.
given by the king.
^'Pl!"//'""""-i' '^\],pp,j,[u'i' s- palace or city of the
king.
\i.pp,y[,/i oA s. basilisk (lizard).
\],ppu,j/iji^i(, s. walnut-tree or al-

mond-tree.

[ce.

son of the king, prins.

]i,l,pa,/n,-P[-Lii

royalty,

reign,

kingdom; heaven, paradise.

lih-^^l^- God
\i,[,p,yn,^';l, sf. queen
save the Queen!
,

royal ; Putif-utt-n^ni^^
tt,
queen, royal
vei^n; - inlilipi

Wtpo/irtu^
p-l'iit,

[tropolitan.

princess.-

archbishop, me\i,[iplruiliulinMMinu,uliufii o. archlepiscoll.pf!fr"//'"4""i"" *

pal.

[ric.

\S,p^lruiliulinuinuMupu!ii

s.

M.ppt-ufliu/iniiinMinM.p-liL.'ii

aTchbishops. arcMcpis-

copacy.
archimandrite.
royal 'auniutuitun^^
great thouroughfare, high - road.
^,p^niiiujinni-[i u. givBn by the king
or Court.
\],l!pnLi>[i a, royal; aulic; - a*Am_
uiii'inuuuj high-way, road-way.
uiu,[ii,
palace
royal
*'^'"j *
U,pf!"-V!f!
residence ; court, courtier j.ppntA//
*

13. /ip/"/'"*""/'/""

U,#/ni_"fY'"

^*

utn-iinu.^
A/jt./j ii-p,ui-hi_.

to confiscate.

- ad. from the Porte

Grand -Seignior's court; from the

public treasure.
W,po /. s. bustard.
\^P<tiil' s. sorb-tree, beam-tree ; sorb,
sorb-apple.
l\,po,i,,[,j s. pasturage, pasture, pasture-ground, herbage.
U,/io..i.4"*' o. s. that pastures, eats
grass, at pasture, at feed that leads
cattle to pasture, herdsman, shepherd
[plough.
pasturage.
,

}i,pop

nj,

l>

s.

l],t.oy;5f.

plough ;

uiiCiihiT,

tillage,

.1.

ploughing.

,3 a. greater, eldest, oldest,

noble, nobleman;
- ^,p.uj[3- holy-week
good-friday - nt-iiiJi, /un_
first,

prior, superior
P-j'b

lltpopuiq-lip utn._

high altar,
older.

l1,<-<u^<i<^n/V> a.

ty ; _ lumlruih
kings, etc.

composed of nobili-

a.

\i,i-u,if.iuluni.i/p.

asscmbly of emperors,

noble, excellent,
estimable.
ut^uij vn
to ennoble
a.

\}.i-,uq.u,iHritiiip

much honoured, very

U,>-u>^ui%^<uir,

one's

self.

\i,i-aiif.,i/>i[i

s.

court, nobility, grandee.

trombone.

M^i-mif-uti/inii^s.
'U.i.iii^t-pt'i

archpriest

parish-

priest.

0,Li"^n/P

old age.
court, nobility.
U,-/u^/-/?/<->/ s. greatness , excellence, sublimity, dignity, degree, degree of honour, nobility; majority.
U,.,u^"t,4/. sf. lady ; - ilu/uiu^ prioress, abbess.
U.-<"7-/'4 ad. there is, here is.
II,<_,^, nji s. sand, gravel; powder;
-^Jitlri_, to gravel ; /"/.^^ j-l' to run
upon a sand, to stick fast in the sand;
).

\\,i-i^nplru,p s.

ij'i-l_-nil,
i^inii

nf

to

scour with sand

J-mJiu^yj
;

"i-Y^

to

j~y

sand-pit;

hour-glass.
U..

UOiulf

thief,

s.

assassin, brigand,

robber, rifler;

high-wayman.

lij^u,^a/j.piup ad. like brigands.

U,^B.^u4u,*/7y

receptacle

for
[sand.

thieves.

nL-iini-Uii
U./Jf"'-'*'
oi:

[ifr^.

tj[i S.

\i,popii,ii.plrir,

- nL.pp.uMp-

s.

\i,pf:,M,jnpi-l' s.

senior; chief,
that

has royal honour; royal.

W ppitifiii^n'-it

up, to
or tilled.

\S,popuiii.pni-P-'(,

made

or built
royal, magnificent.

\j,[i^ivfu/^t-p

ploughman, plougha.
ploughed up,
lupopiuAlii^ uii^lri_, to plough
till;
- ip.iri_, to be ploughed up
s.

husbandman;

tilled

royal

kingly, royally.

king

llhO.
U./>o/""'/-/>/>.

er,

\i,ppiyiiijilrpui a.

sides

;,

'\i,,..uM^a^u,Mii

bound or confined by

a.

ll^/^.^m(ti..
I].i_u/y.u4i-.r,

s.

tjf

captain of robbers.
va. to assassinate,

to plunder, to rob.
l],<.<u^<(^m s.

sand-banks, shelves,

quick-sands, downs; a. gathered together like sand, numerous.

U.t_.^u<4"-/i/-'i' s. robbery, depredation, assassination.
.i^iutfuihni-ta
uaiui^i
a. full of
ft-

robbers

who

loves robbery.
l]^./j'.i>4/>d!^ a.

ft<_u/i2."'</;% s-

built on the sand.

pounce-box, sand-box.

,;,
;

80

ttM).

m^

basin of a fountain
})ath, bathing tub pool, reservoir of
watr; horsepond; basin; - diipmn^_
{),i_.,>i^/<.%

s.

U.^b
tender, mild.

^Aj-u,iu.iia!ii a.

p^lr.n'ii

[ble.

font, baptistery.

like sand,

l],i-,25"'^"/'"^' a.

innumera-

U,L/j./i

irk-u to

Hj

faith; fidelity; j- t"p.

to work faithfully.

s.

make,

pillage, sack,
ll.-'"/
"j *. booty;
capture, recapture, prey plunder, marauding devastation, depredation, dis.

\\,^,a^ii^ni.i_a. fallen

having been

or ruined from

on sand.

built

sanded, sandy, sandish.

U,<_.^i #^t% a.

va. to sand, to gravel.

lJ,<_,^ti/", i-j/.

U,<-y/A, U.'-ui^ni-m a. sandy, gravelsand-banks , quicii-sands

-p
downs; sand-pit ;^^t^j-u to run upon a sand.
[plain, to lament.

ly;

alas! -u mpliu/bk-u to

\S,t-uui^int.

'Wf-utq-uiu^flint-fJ-jtiX

com-

complaint

moan, lamentation.
\i,<-miiir4r, tr^li va. to pity, to complain,
to bewail, to lament, to be displeased.

1),<-u.y/,^

U,<_u.i^n<.4 a.

lamentable, de-

mj

small market town, bo-

s.

rough, village.
\\,t.,JbuAi,ir,

small town.

Mii^^u)

^.-jJiiij., [,j s. deposit; consignment;

tradition
offer j- u,u,i_, ^hi_ j-f^
to consign, to deposit.
[traditions.
;

l],.,^/Y.,^/,mi7t/?/it-'S> s.

knowledge of

that keeps a deposit that preserves

the tradition
depositary
sacrist
sexton.
utg a. that has received
MS.'-iu'iiii-iun.nia deposit, depositary, trustee.
u/j a. that deposits
U.who has given, who is the author of a
;

tradition.

uih-trf

UMIutint-ft

J^uanliu/ltlrff

ilttulfL-l.

ll,.-.x.^/7-tr

vestry, sacristy.
va. to consign, to

ir^l,

to leave, to

commit, to deliver, to remit, to transmit

to recommend to teach to give - .^n^/. to
give up the ghost, to die.
a. that consigns,
l|,<_<iY-/<^
deposits
that teaches that gives.
W^iJiiif-m-P-liL^i s. consignment, depo;

tradition.

li,-.,up,a,i.ni.[3-[>iJt s.

lJ,.-u/^-^, A-j/f

sack, pillage.

make booty;

va. to

}i,i-iapnM-iiL

sack

s.

pillage,

s.

termination,

tion,

comple-

consummation, end, term,

point,

extremity, issue, exit, conclusion ; faU,

termination, cadence - ^itf_, to end,
]},i-ufi,mu,p^^,n,-P-'li s. epiloguB, concluding discourse.
[shape.
\),i-uip,n,a^it,uuifi a. having a finest
W^iapm/rir, i-j/i vu. to terminate, to
finish, to end, to complete, to consummate, to close, to conclude, to make
an end.
[end, completion.
H,,-u,pu,n,_m s. termination,
term,
W^-^uipinnii, a. ended, finished.
;

U-"if *-/*, %/> va. to cure, to deliver

from sickness S. l^,u,_ujpt-j'.
;

broom hair or feather

broom; brush; coat-brush; - mb-t-ij
to sweep to brush to dust.
,

.j

s.

that

M.t-t-l^apm'ii a.

is

redundant

is,

there

\i,'-"'ij
.

ad.

harmony ;

see there,

}i),i-t-i,apM,An,^p-[iLii

s.

pleonasm, re-

dundancy of words.
very abundant, much.

U.'-t-iuiti.n/i, a.

U,t_fr^,jLf.t/",

tj/i va. to join, to add,

to increase.

excessive.
OXCOSS.

soul.

see here;

is.

a. voice,

sweepings.
uij s. sweeper.
U,i_t^6-/ji-/?^_t. s. sweeping.
[i,i^iriuiuu,uij a. avaricious, greedy.

U..-fr^uS- o.

l],<_-fuj6^ii_

sound melody,

uiuhtr, to sing.

in

words.

U,t.fr.;5fA3 a.

commendation of the

tJ,<_uA/.4

here

to

deva-

\i,--lr^u^,A,'lyni-(3-[,Lii S.

l-^nf

t~

to spoil,

to make booty, to pillage, to sack, to

plunder, to ravage ; ^.m^JA-ni uit-tupuiL.
charged with plunder ; j- i/iumt.^^, to
be a prey, to be given to pillage,
U.'-i''[i'fp'a^u a. that distributes the
booty.
l],ti^jpj^ ad. with plunder.
|],<-/^/<c</:uu% s. portion of plunder.
\i,i-ui[tian.ni-,
n.ni_uiif
O. plUUdCrer,
depredator, freebooter, marauder.

U,<_A-^, //

U,Lui^,.Ti,'fc s.

uxnJinL^B

J~[l

\i,i-u,p,

become a

vn. to

borough.

sit

station.

\\,,-u/b,a^f,i^,l^s.

deposit

sack, to pillage, to ravage.

plorable.
\\,L.u,'j,,

order

iTiuntlil^l^

;;

U.hb

\i,i-iruiumMajint-[3-[ii-^i

acquisitioii of

s.

superfluous things, avidity.

M^trib

more, above, beyond ,t.A-_

exaggeration .ui^lrit.uj s.
epagomene days of the Ar-

perfluous

it-uij piiAip

the five

a.

ruin,
dismantling,,

exceeding, sa-

tit-iaj a. ad.

ruined, destroyed, desoladestruction; demolition,

overthrow waste, damage; havock, devastation, desolation ^ lliiiir^ /'"lt^ iltiiin%li^ q.uituliiul__. tO
be ruined, te decay, to be desolate^
|J,.iY,

ted;

j.

menian calendar.

ruin,

U'-t^n^^, ,j a. exceeding, redundant, superfluous, too much; f. rest;

late, to harass, to infest.

-^

npniliu/t'^

excrement.

\],iJrinp^uiui,a^n a. superstitious.
\i,t-t-npfuiuiut^niit-P-[iiii

tion,

[perfluity.

Itt-i/'Y'T-"'-/^/"-*
\],t-t-inUi

i^l

ings,
ll.t.t.^iJA-i/',

redundance, sudock -^ sweep-

s. hoi.

to

ravage, te deso-

'^L.trpiuir
III), nj s. ruin, demolition,
destruction, desolation.
\i,,.tpu,/i
s.
,uji a. ruined^ desolated
,

supersti-

s,

to destroy,

[sorry for.
ty/r va, to regret, to be

ruin, rubbish.
l]..t^//Ap

desolation, ra-

ruin,

s.pl.

vage, devastation.
y^t-t-ptir, tj/r va. to ruin, to destroy,
to demolish, to undo, to overthrow

to ravage,

to

desolate,

break, to

to

spoil.
\S,iJs;uip.iu%

that gives,

a.

brings

good news.
U,<-frmipuA-J", -jf

to

va.

give, to

M^p-lnP/b s. hot. Spanish

pellitory of Spain.

announce good news.

\i.--lr,nuMp.lrp a.

^--I'zi, ll^/'iP s. lymph, hufluid substance, serosity, liquid.

U."-/2_.

good news,

that brings

mour,

messenger.

13,<-//-i.

copy or writing of
good news a. that writes good news.
U.._A-mra^^t.r, trgl< vu. to writo good
news.
[news.

\if-2l^""P S. {)^,%q.p.
l],e_n^j yfufiiirir vti.

0...tm.o,y.p/.^/?f li s.
U,-fr"""'-pp

vanish, to drop

to

ruu away, to

off.

writing of good

good news.

s.'pl.

fury, transport, enthusiasm.

\y.'-^"i s. xj^ui//'

s.

W,.^lrn,uifl,p

camomile,

Uz-ou/^Y- or Quiupif. s. old

s. bile ; dysentery.

woman.

!],<-/

jj^trintauinn-lrt-

news

gives good

Jj^t-h-inutinriL.

that

Ct,

tliat

given with

is

good news.
}J^I-^Miiiiinizi%

^ii,pnqk-i_

n-

ujq S. GrOSpel ; Hltuindh-^

to preach the -.
,

Jj^tJriniiipu/iimfliii

{-{""J

s.

evangoHst.

U,^ nj s. palm of the hand, handful

-j-n) ad. in haste, on a sudden - ^-^
iiiuplfufitirir, to clap the hands, to
ap,

plaud.

yS^im^Mf^

ujjlij s. pi-

summit, side,

declivity of a mountain, rock, high

steep place.

and

gelic.
Wj-hmiupu.'i-lrj;

]Jf-k-ui,iip,M,%[ii^ s.

s.

va. to give good

to evangelize, to

t^jil-

news, to announce
preach the Gospel.

]i,,Jr,u,i,np a.

[news.
that has, brings good

TUf-kinuii.nplrir, lrj[i

WfJrintrJ'

Vtt.

tO

good news, to announce.

mlriug s. good news, notiU,i_A-../jf.
fication of good news
l^pkhp "-*-_
give, to bring
,

mlruig

land of promise

muii_,

no'ii ]i},,.t-,i,lruij

mouth

some

[, ,s.

opium.

ySA^i' tl'i't Mpu/b^ s. shore, bank,

brink, coast; steep bank, bold shore.
U,,/,ii6-/.^ a. confined by the shore.
11,^7//. s. glean.

\Q,ibJ; etc S.
l]../#oA-u,y

bowl

l].c/"^. etc.

U,^u4-

kta

s.

plate, dish

tray.

S.

Lady-day.
]jjut-.n^uij s. present given to one
who brings good news.

UtA-rati/';

va. to confound, to stop the

one, to silence; - ipit-fj to be

confounded, to be unable to answer.

of

\i^i[in%

evangelist.

notification of goodnews; preaching

the Gospel.

trj[,

D,^iiu/<r,

grief.

regret.
regret, repentance,

\S,-punuirir vna. to

\^,{iunuiu%,p s.pl.

a.

J}^i^^nif,[imfi-iii%

nereal, syphilitic

paR

82

PU.P
\]^ipmf.^uirin%

Ve-

syphilis.

^utplr^uliMuii

^-

^<//>y

weasel -

f.

uuijimuili

ermine.
va. to leap, to skip,

ll^uK./zi-//', A-j/

to

bounce
l],_^un^

oh! ha! fy alas!

admirable, surprising,
!

astonishing.

U^uyti/", tj/. 'vn. to kick, to kick

up one's heels.
Uip,j/. arf. kicking - fririrhu to kick,
IXf mj/ff gkuig s. pi. feet, legs.
Ui^mj/T^a. kicking.
IL^/lr.i

in',

^lupkuili-i/ii a.

leg-

crowing of a cock.

-/<,

Dauy-

lonian.

Puipt

U.^

^^*

^"'p^i''3l'

S. U^-ujlrJ'.
y.^imiiiu'iip

exile,

ban,

banishment, transportation.
U^</n^frr, tj^ va. to exile, to banish,
to transport, to send away, to confine,
to proscribe.
\]^j]ui'ri s. tongs, pincers
l-ifiij forceps.

p,^ ,
portion;

muzzle -

barnacle, muzzle; part,

s.

uipliiu'hlri^ ij-

to

m[>liu,'i,hi_,

gather, to collect.
^uMfAuiincJHi s. collection.
fi.aq.'r,u,J/r,- a. in the shape of idolatrous temples.
Pu>^V//<,u{-. s. keeper of the temple ;
priest of the idol; pontiff of the hea[idols.

thens,

idolatrous, lover of

a-

[Ku,^%,.,uki'
;

i/n-m-li^

'[i

to participate.
idol; idol,
P>f/>>#, ^fc'uj s. altar of an
statue of a false god altar temple.
^.uq-iuiiuMptup ad. collectively.
^tu>f-iuiiu,liu!u a. gr. collective.
^u.f.A.^Jil^J', Irgft va. to amass, to
;

itiu,iu!tLui_

p,^ 7tj s. drake 4^?- - duck ; <f<^

duckling; - ffii.nu.'bl , tame duck;
- ,lj,yplr%l, wild duck, teal tetc-y -*
the duck quacks.
^.u^lru/u ^iuq.k'h s. sacordotal robe.
pi/#rt./i*f*^i^ J. bencn ; oeupiH#t./#A
stead ; sofa.
Pu/;2>/</, pi^, I'j s. falcon; merlin;
gerfalcon ; hawk.
,

-/.-,

>

pizij^^'"^'"/,,

V^'^^kbr

V'^^'H"^

'

^'

that fowls with, carries or has a falcon,

falconer.
^u,^uiuAn.-P-[iL% s. falconry.
f^,u^iui/Jy helper, coadjutor.
fiiuq^u,A[if a. that stretches out the

arm; received with open arms.

P/^u/frjn-/?^tA

P (pen) plA s. the second letter of

the alphabet and the first consonant
its sound is between < and / pt p,
two second.
Muumjji pm I have
P<u conj. that
;

said that
int.

ad.

truly,

indeed, really';

tuqliu3UuiuJ^ni
irn."111

a.

s.

wrestling.
that puts forth

branches, ramous (tree), branchy.

^uiij^uimutpiMiit a. that stretches out
its arms, spread
ad. with open arms.
^uiil^iuimiMiiiMMM{rnt.p-[,ii, s. stretching
of the arms.
;

hey bah

P/p

s.

door.

to strike
to
palpitate, te beat; - ^tn.i/, to clap
the hands ; - up.[t to palpitate.
x^uipiitpint-ilh S. pulsaf*ujpiufiipi~ii
tion, palpitation, irregular beating of
the heart.
^upu.'i, s. balister; swing, see-saw ;
luu,iiiui_piupu/iiujL. to swing, to see-saw.
^uipui'bu'pujii s. stone of a balister.
f^uipuipit-iT, irjl,

vna.

^ui^iu^li ad. with the arms.

Pu/j^t./", A-j/i va. to divide into several branches to cut, to cut off; to abridge, to resume in a few words.
;

-r"'f S.

^luifjhip.u^i a.

luauiuiu
P-,
"Ufl

verbose talker.

^uqjhtpu/iiirir, trj[i DJi.

to

to talk

much,

be verbose.
^uiqiTu.piu'iinL.p-liLi, s.

reduudancy of

words, verbosity, polylogy.

;,

BOA

pua

8S

^uiqj'iupiuilu a. that distributea,

gives

suceinum (yellow amber).

much

; that is given abundantly, abundant: polynomial.

[words.
^iMiqj'uipmn.ni.p-litA s. abundaucB of
^uiqJhiiiiiippmn. u. that spBaks, contains many languages
polyglot
^,up, an harmonious lyre.
;

Y^iu^duiish-i^t^

Y*uii^aiph-tlj

fertile,

very abundant,

f*iuqjinplrp

fruitful.

X^iuaifuMplriiniJi

D.

(X,

VBry

(X,

^iMjifjiaplrpiiiiMh-ui^

that has

tt.

mouths or branches

2<Ju7-

many
chan-

P,iiqi/hiq.^ir,

much fertility.
has many stains.

^uiliTMiiplir a.

that

^uMatpupjit-pi x^utqiTuipfit-piui-np d,
;

many

that has

very populous.
that flows abundant[good scent.
ly,
^ui^raipni-pk-uj'iila. that spreads much
^^uiif-uAJ a. wealthy opulent
very rich; precious, very dear.
^uqJhiif.hpu/Fi a
that has many
beams.
PiK^/Zu^^./i a. very learned.
i^ui^rmi-P-t-ili a. very slippery, where
one slips, stumbles often or very easily.
^ui^u-iAmli

^.uifJ'ui.f.p-ni-P-l.L^

s.

^uiqJiuiij,,pn. "

"^
wandering
meddlesome.

busy

of many nations.
of several species, sorts
or kinds, diverse, manifold.
^uiqiruiqif-l, a.

PuMqi/hii^q^, p^/Xo^tyCTt5j a.

copious,

abundant.
fi,jiqjhiqni,iap2C a.

full

of ploasurcs,

very amusing.
^aiiJhiqop

Very dear,

s.

a.

very

strong,

very

numerous army.

p.^/i,/?t^fi. filaceous.
a.

polypetalous.

very numerous.
^inilirujpi_P a. very wrong; perverse.
^ai^r,up[,i. a.

many man-

polygraph.
lilrui)

many

that has
^uM^naifuuMg a

tm'-l' a-

very

^uMifJ'uiif.nib

frequented

lihufti

a.

long since, old, an-

harpoon.
populous, numerous;
*.
great assembly
meeting, party
crowd, multitude.
^.unJhMiuip a. of many chords.
^uinJhKt-uHiJ,

s^

P.^./;ijc/-/.,^,/^o.

of

a.

many

colours;

more, much, various.

^utqtniMif.nllj

or

cient, antique.

heads.

(road).

^uiqJuMq-fii^utn

Ct,

VCry

celebrated: very praiseworthy; that

praises or is praised much.
^ui^Haq-ni^p a- very mild, merciful,
full of fondness, compassionate.
Pu/^fi<.^n./;^ 0. of a great assembly.
f^utqiltuq.njbutlf

y*utqlfiitq.fitjirru/ll

CC,

that has many colours or shapes, diverse, multifarious.

puifi/^u/^niJi.^ a. very numerous, of

many

^uiqJ'uiqj-truM'i, a.

polymathy.

^laqJiuif^P a. written in

adorned mag-

many ornaments.
a.
that has many

^uiqXutpirpP

^atqJ^Miflimni-P^lit.'b s.

great variety,

is

that has

P'"t'^'/P'"7.

eager

precious.

s.

that

pu>2;/^^.<_u<^

powerful

^uiqJaMi^ilt .

many

children.

abundance of

mercy or clemency.
^un/Jhiifl!!!

^luijJ'.jiqju'rini.p-ltii

a.

doors.
[diversity.

nificently

^,MM^iu,pni.,ilu a.

many

of

very various, of

kinds.

vory

forces.

poly-

a.

^iuqj;u,i.liiiii

fVui^i/Li,^u,% a.

s.

possessed by

is

edrical ; equivocal ; multiform, diverse,

manifold, multifarious ad. of many
different manners.
^uiii,ruiq.n,^,A a.

fiui^jh,plrpni.p [iLii

ners

who

p/ii^/;<.^t<. a.

demons; idolator of many gods.

^uiqJhiqJ:,l_a. much hoarded up.

very high.

^MifJ'uipypi. a.

cfu.Ji._

a long suite of centuries.

^u,fj;uii.u,p,n% a. that is carefully
nourished, of which much care is taken.

delier.

numerous

remote antiquity ;-

*/<4i

Cid*

fruitfully.

of several, ages ; -

^iii^i/u/il.iupirui% a.

4in./?/.iA,

forces.
^u,^ruifnJb[, a. .of several colours or
shapes, diverse, multifarious ; - 4* <

qiS}ulh-qn,

^u,qj-u.it a.

a. polyglot.

surgy, billowy, tempes-

tuous, agitated.
^ui^r.uinju a. full of lights.

that deceives or that

or often deceived.
^iiqj;a^uiq_ u. gambling, sporting
[materials.
place.
pui^i/^/uu/f^ux^a. composed of various
iiui^r>ii^iani a. much mixed; in va[ed, mischievous.
rious voices.
P>^//;'/uffi a.

is

much

^iiijjh,^,a,pi[.uif, a.

very

J3

false,

wick-

;:

84

pu.a
very thick very frequented (way); very difficult; very
abundant.
^u.qJ'u.lutu, a.

^uitjiTuiluluajiP- or [uiiluiyP a. ulce[care.

rated, full of Vounds.
^lu^uifJiiiuir a. careful; kept with
^uMqjhjlu%n.lY a. that asks, demands
much; liable to many discussions or

disputes

much

sought.

f^i.^ruj^'i'^s'j

did,

pompous.
that kills
;

inquisitive.

that has

fiu,qJUip,n[,u/b a.

many

auiiiuii-iupm

many

ta-

helmet of

^lu^nulunfimlili a.
,

full

of victuals,

magnificent entertainment
vu. to

sock much.

^u.^riuluni-qhj;

trjfi

iiuij^ruipini-iut, a.

of a great concourse;

thick, thronged, mixed.

unhealthy, that
maladies.

^iqi/hj/uinlru/b a.

subject to

many

^ujqt/uifuou

etc. S. ^MMi^fujpuA

is

etc.

expensive, costly
a
splendid, sumptuous, rich, magnificent.
that has many
P<u^/i.S-uYA4 a.
^ujqiTuib-Mu/u

flowers.
^iuai/ujit[A

X^iuajuih-Mn^iy

^u^qi/hiitn^^i a,

tt,

fruitful, fertile,

that
[ted.

stormy, much agita^

socket; snuffer-tray;

^u^ui/f, u/j s.
candle candle-light.
;

^mqi/hiliuju

candlestick

u,j) s.

snuf-

fers: guest; S. pui^{/:"4fiiuqiTui^uA

s.

guest, invited person

table, banquet; carpet, mattress, couch,

sofa; bench, seat; -u -<# piuj/uA^, to

the guests,
banquets apart ; -
chairs or seats-

to

divide

form several

iu[,/iii%t-u

to offer

messmate, com-

fiiii^jh./iuAiufi[>j a.

[feast or banquet.

mensal,
fiu,ji/lu/iui%iuaini-

[i

that gives a
joined or tied
[wants.
who has many
a.

^ui^i/hi^iaui a. that is

many

of a great assembly,

^u,jj-uiiiy,n a. s.

where there are many people in great

quantity, many crowd assembly.
;

much

savoury

that has

savour.

^ui^u,i,uiJp.uip a. that has much

provision, well provided with necessary things.
^u,qjhii,u,J[Lu,i- a.

great solemnity

very renowned.

a. pompous, with
glorious, victorious.

that has much

a
wisdom, very wise, - learned.
P//#^/iu4.t^ a. that sighs much,
P<^./lu4u.%2C.o^

lamentable, grievous.
^ui^uii^uMinnp a. voluminous.
p<u^fi4,,t.iu6- a. divided into several parts or sections.
p,/.^,/L/4^4/. a. yerj honourable,
- respectful; splendid, magnificent.
Pu^/i/4u7^/-om a.
^uiq^Jhi^uii-iMi^ n,

very

rich.

that amasses, col-

[or ways.
that has many tracks
a. astonishing, surf^.uq,ru,4[,u^jP^

lects

many things.

f^iini-rM^iru, a.

generates much,

with

waves.

^,u^ru,i,ui'h,l.ku

crestsw

splendid
or fare.

polygamy.

that is trampled on or
oppressed much or often; - TlufuuiuiMup^
public or much frequented road.
many
Pu/^/io^n4<o/} a. that has
^unjiruiiinlu d.

^,uqj-u.i,,u,r

much.
^uiqjriu/unj,i_a. much sought; - ipifnr,
to be curious,
to make researches

^u^qj-uilpin^p^litX s.

feastful, j oy ful, splen-

(iiiM^n,.pjn,ilunii_a.

bernacles

piLa
entangled, complicated, embroiled.

strings.

Bu.^>/:u^>^oi/i

a.

voracity.
f^ulJhj/ih[iui a. in several shapes,
[polygamist.
diverse, various.
^'luqinulilfb a. having many wives,
fii,iili/:u/iirpn,-(3-[iM-'ii s.

\c'uiiiinul^.7(l,nX a.

embarrassing, very

prising.
P<^i/;<i4/i<-u

piu^a4t'->'"'i o. well

woven, that has much web, closely

woven.
Pu<^/^<4</;><-ui a. very skilful, full of
erudition, very learned.
P,u^/L#4Ji,ni.p^ti. great erudition.
^uiqjhi'i'iiu.[, a. very ingenious, dexterous
several, diverse, in several
;

ways.
^uiqir.o'inf a. pensive, gloomy, anxious, full of care or anxiety.
Pu/^/:u4fYf>i^ a. that has many windings or ways.
^Uai/}t^nt/hjhp X^u/tfJttj^tiJh-iMtu dm that
has many lovers, gallants.
Pi^o4/.y^ a. very numerous, imf

mense, infinite.
Y^iuaJui^nu^ X^tuailui^nuu/li Ct, that tlOWS
or spreads abundantly, copious.
i^ui^jht^niiiJi a.

having an abundant

harvest, that has much fruit.

pu/^i/^i.iA^a. that has much sound;

F-aii

that has several sounds, very sonorous ; polyacoustic.

P.u;j./i,4^u,^

astonishing,

a.

won-

longevity.

^uqJhiin,i4^[ii-'ii s.

who has had many

^ui^uijhi-api, a.

wives or husbands; polygamist.

^u,il,i;iini-i,'iini.p-l,Ji, s. polygamy.

derful.

^iuqJhii/o[i a. dirty.

that has several

sounds , that speaks several languages,
resounding in various voices.
^uiijJiuiucjii

a.

a
numerous, much,

powerful

strong

manners.
hand, power,

^ta^nu/irqi, a. plentiful,

unfortunate.

jp.^/i.2(ij<'u/'fc^fl.

full of

rays or light,

splendid, brilliant.

[colours.

t^uiq,na-2Cuwi/ht-fi a.

of many and various

polypetalous ,

pu.^//;a7.L,^ or ztf/^ a.

boughs.
has many claws

full of

iBuiYi/:u</L>f^^a. that

or fangs.'

P.^^i/uyn,!^ a. tumultuous, much agitated, uneasy.

^laqiTMynpn. ft. COplOUS.
^uiqJhijnpifjii, a. active, very diligent.
^u,^r,a)i, af. who has many husbands:
populous (town).
^ui^nyoq^a. that has many joints;

false: ad. piecemeal.

Puj^/uAiKiT, uij^j vn. to increase, to

grow in great numbers, to shoot, to

multiply, to enlarge ; to abound, to
overflow.
^luqj'u/tiij-uiiTa. that has many members

Bu>^/Ii></U%

or Juifiini-iMiit a. that is
Vfell or in several ways woven, that
has many turns and windings, tortuous.
^iqJ',airuM'i,lii.p-l,^,

s.

having

children.
fl

that abounds in mathat contrives in several ways.

^luqJ'u/blti-P- a.

terials

^luq^ra/bliuip

pictures

who has many

or iruMiHihuij a. that is
formed of several parts ; diverse, various, multifarious.
[bundantly.
f^uiqiTuiinaMnnj^ u. givcH much Or a- mniit-u
t'lutfjTuiJ'uip^ a. populous
ptaqiTmJhip^ujjni-jm'lilrij tO peOplC.
X't^ifJuiiiiiapn^i-Plii^ s. state of an
inhabited town great population.
^iiiil,/h,i/p.n/a a. peopled;
of great

polynomial.
polyhedron.

^uiijJ'ut'iiliuui a.

many

[children.

abundant.

much, numerous.

f^iuqi/}yninil_a.

^la^naJli. a, multiform.
^uiqJhtJlif n. that is thrown or spread
several times.
^u,j,rulul,o^ a. very noisy, loud.
P#Y!''"74'"'''^ery unhappy, distress-

^u,ifj'urufi,n,-li

in

wars, victorious.

great number of people.

branchy, ramous,

tor-

in several

^uii^,a^k-M.%t,i^[,i.'ii s.

ful, pitiful,

much renowned

^uiqjhijuiiip- a.

^ui^raiJtlriA

that wanders

fiuf ^/hjjuMirlru.'i, a.

tuous, devious.

^luijiTu/blilii^, a.

'^uiqj'aMtTuMitii

provided with

a.

many

various-

^uiqJiutiiiniip,

polygonal.

a/",

prostituted, whoreS. ^anjJ'iyp.

monger; prostitute;

very affectionate,

a.

fiiu^/h/iiJln^^

enamoured.
pu^Ajtr

many

or

that has
equivocal, ambi-

'u^'uuili a.

significations

guous that has many marks.

;

concourse, numerous

tumultuous.
^a^/hii/pn/uni-P'f s. great multitude
of people; tumult, great noise with
confusion and disorder.
^Mit^jhiJiriy or Jbiu'ii a. old, aged,
ancient,

,of

old date.

^luililhiJir^ a.

burdened with many

sins, 'great sinner.

f^uM^naJt-muM^u a. abounding in silk.

^tuqj'uijb^tr'huij a . furnished' with
many machines; full of machinations,

very cunning.
^unfjiudjiu a, plump.
^iuqJ'tujjim . wise, learned.

a.

^u,qJ'u,%n,_u,ii-

of,

or has

many

that

tunes

is
;

composed

harmonious,

melodious.
that has many names.
very useful, profitable-

^u.iliTiu'hn^, a.

p.ojf^^^f 4

a.

^ui^nu^uipJ-

a.

u,i,iiu,^u--liiia.

or turns

trembling; mutable.
thas has many tracks

tortuous

^uitfJUi^l-iiui a.

laborious, that loves

work, that has worked much; laborious, painful, heavy, difficult, hard
ad. laboriously, with much difficulty
and work.
^u,qJ\u^inpC, a. that does many favours, that gives bountifully

that a-

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bounds

in favours.

[bond.

roamer, vagastate of a vaga-

Pu/^/L>^>^/.^ a. rover,
s.
^ui^j;u2p2s^i-(3-J;^
"

bond.

very wicked.
f-iu^jha^P^P a. that has suffered
much.
^uinJia^aiip a. immense, vasty,
^Mi^iu^iy or ^tA or ip a. furnished with many eyes.
^uqjhiuiui-iCnjTt u. well adorned, em^uiqiTiu^up a.

piia

mercantile,
ardent, inflamed.
iiiuqirui4k"i a. that relates many
things, polyhistor.
^lu^ruiilkp a. much wounded, that
has many sores,
^uiqJutiluiTCutn. a.
f^ia^/uiiljun. a.

^uinfui-lbij^n a. tormenting, painful;

[gerous,
gloomy, grievous.
iiuiqjhi,luiut%f a. very perilous, danPi^/;^/^i a. turbulent, much agitated, stormy,

bellished.

vsry clear,

^uiqj'u.uiiyirutn. u.

liant,

most

bril-

multiple ; diverse,
much, several magnificent - .#iit^,
- ipit-ij to multiply ad. more, moreover,
[very cunning.
i^iu^Jhiuiiuinlii, a. that deceives much,
f-uiqiHaiMiuiuiltli a.

f^u-qi/L,iiiujui[ii. a.
much honoured,
very honourable, respectful.
f^uiqjL,uiu,ui^u,a. u. vory bashful.

[^"i^/hiuiuiin^h-ir, tj/i va. to

multiply;

to repeat.
^ut^Jhiuiuiinlflril, s.

f^-i1tni,uiuMmli[,^

or

multiplicand,
lin,i_ s.

multiplica-

tor.

[tion.

\^,iiqi/^ufiu,^ni.p-[Ji,

P.^/i,u,m^^i-,. a.

multiplicathat gives or is gis.

ven abundantly.
that

a.

contains

much; multitudinous, much.

f^iu^uufuipu, a. that owes much
obliged.
s.

polyarchy.

of many forms or
fashions, diverse, various, many.
Bu/^/;uufu,>i<_,^ a.
that abounds in
fruit, that produces much, fruitful.
\^uijJL,ufpu[, a.

P</i^./^<i a. painful,

busy,

fatiguing lacareful; ad.

;

dihgent,

diligently.
^uiqJhjit-uiu, a.

superabundant,

many kinds or
[pects or forms.
t-ii^l_ a. of many looks, asf^uiqiTuiu-h-plrt- fl. polypotalous.
f^u,^uiui[nti a. of many forms, editions or types ; various, different.
Bu.^</;Kin^n<-^ a. very sad, grieved

many faults.

^uijJhjuluuiiji.

subject to

X^iuniTMiiuinlr,^

uuilrqhlyufli

many branches, boughs

ft.

that haS

or parts.

^unfuiuuth-ii^ s.pl. aM. pleiades.

of

tiii,^uiiflrui^ii a.

or melancholy

very vexatious,

^uiqjhtuin^j' a. of

kinds

many

very useful,

table very meritorious

well deserved.
;

^uiqJTupJ-u/bli a.

profi-

of merit,
[meritorious,
full

very worthy, very

very rich, opulent.

ingenious, full of
of ingenuity, artful; poly-

Pu>f</^^>ii.-uin o.

cunning,

[^^ulqJutmhuiull*

technic.
pm^/u/jA-/^ a.

of

f'uitiJ'mjnugu/blrj',

many
nt-jp

tribes;
va.

S.

to aug-

ment, to grow, to enlarge, to increase,

to multiply; to accumulate
to re-in;

to

fill,

to people, to repeople.
u.

YGT'^

doplorable,

pitiable, miserable.
poifi/ioi-n^ or
nous, numerous

p-uliu/b
;

pu<^i/:i.<7^>n<./7/><-.'i> s.

^iu,lJiMiipujji_ a.

a.

multitudi-

plural.

plurality.

very shiny, bright,

brilliant,
[^ast.

species or

populous.

^M,qju,L.u,qtrii,

by propagation.

desirous,

sorts.

force

t^uiqjhiutiitr/u af. prostitute.

^u,q,/;z,uirpt,r, irgl, vtt. to multiply,

very

a.

f^,M-qirunir'i,il>i

eager, anxious.

f^u-iJhipituiP- a.

ViaqJhiui/rmni^p^

to increase

[extensive.

extended, very

^uiq,nmiuiiuii>' a. far

f^ui^r.^ir^l.L.'b a.

P/^/i,u/u,^/,t.'i,u,;j

borious,

tormenting, gloo-

painful, sad

much

"^uiqiruiuitui^uiuf a.

my,

illustrious.

[practised.

very

experienced,
pf^/L{^ui%Y.ii/;(
that has many
a.
fine sculptures
well engraved; well
Pu.fi/;u;^/>^^ a.

a.s.

polytheist; -^, idols.

fiiiiqi/;uu,nnL.uii-,ii-[3-]i s.
^iu>iJ',uil^u%if.

polythoism.

a. polysyllabic.

worked.
^u,nirui^u!ii^uip a.

very clever very

very heavy.

valuable, rich, precious

,
;

87

PttR
very

^uii/Jiu^ffi, a. scrutinizing,

quisitive,

in-

[obliging.

Puf^t^ui^ui a. full of kindness, very

'^ui^piuiP a. of several flocks, orders or ranks, numerous.
^ui^llrpuM% a. very happy, blessed.
of several colours,
[songs.
^luqUk-pii-ni-P [,,A s. frequent use of

^uinJhpu/iif a.

variegated.

^uiifdkp^huM'b a. of a

thousand

diffe-

RU.*

give each other the hand, to go arm in

arm, together.
Pra^u/*, qjji qifaij o. sevoral, diverse, much, thick, great, large, full,
abundant, copious, numerous, considerable, frequent, very, too much, excessive; n^ -, but little, not much; iMi^nf-uiir, puiiii^^ii
several times, often,
frequently - p-^ /4^!^ t% it is necessary much trouble, many things
jtin n^ tui^nM-pj iu n fow days ^
iiuijjhijj ^lr,t
a long time ago ; -^
many people ; -^ /. Jhip^.tiuiiili the
most part of men; - - /A^, ad.
,

rent colours.

f^uJi^JIruna^uiul/frirf

place, to lay

down,

"'-sl' ^^. to Set, to

to put.

well cooked

^uiqi/l-i/iiriMMj a.

ing mixed things.

cook[cious-

very avaricious, tenadown, to sit,

^luqj/tn-liim a.

hjiuj vp. to sit

B<^</^i/',

to place one's

self.

much, too much - /A^

;

roaring of the waves

suffer

much;

^luqi/hum n. knotty, nodous

S. Puia,

[polypous.

^,Mi^npu,l[ a.

havlug many feet s.

having many qualities
;

many

colours.
^iiqin,pii.[i a. having many children.
P><ifiy;i^f.ni./?/f<-% s. state of a person
having many children.
f^uijJhiin^iufP a. full of snares or
springes, dangerous, perilous.
piK^i/nj // s. altar or resting-place
;
chair, seat; mattress; couch, sofa.
,

multitude,

great
number, quantity, crowd, gross, heap,
^uiijJhi-P-lnJi

s.

mass,bulk, body abundance, increase,

inundation multiplicity, plurality, infinity people, troops, regiment, force,
;

retinue.

many

that

contains

much

things.

1^,u^/hi-i,ni.mi a.

very wise, learned,

[ledge.

Puiqifhi-iiniJibiii-P-lit-i s.

grcat kuow-

many days
has existed a long time.
^ui,jjhpp,u,li a.ad. in several ways or
manners, divers, various
in many
shapes.
piofni-^ j^/i ^luj s. arm, forearm
power branch, bough; 60/. beet, strawberry-spinach - ran. - iKiMpoA^ij lliup^
^uin-hu to come to blows, to fight u/n. - n'iiiui_, to hold by the, hand, to
^Mu^oplruy
;

*.

sacerdotal maniple

praj

s.fl.

flight
(

of stalTs ),

): bed.

pra^>nral!> s. stalr, stop,

PraJ- [ij s. impost, duty, tax, contribution, levy, custom ; - ralij/rj , toll.
pracAra^
raj S.
CUp, glaSS, ffiUg,
,

goblet; chalice

bumper.

Pra</-ra^ra^ s. sauccr.

pracAraj^ra^ra^ S. SalvCr.

to

Prac/ra^-i/*, tj/. va.

soak, to watO WatCr

qq^h-mlHtli ifmniHu
the ground, the plants.
ter

Pra<fra^/i4

pracAraJ^ra

s.

small cup.

tt.

[ciou.

dlstrustful.

^u,J-u,j:ni-P-l,t^,

pracAra^rapra^

crf.

mistrust, suspi'dlvldcdly. Sepa-

s.

rately.
pracAratiray^ra^ S. hclr.

pracAra%ra;(ra%

fl.

divisiblO.

pkl'3

a.

old, that

^aiJ-ui%ailily a.

that partakes with

another.

skilful, scientific.

since

raj

pracAra^ra^ra^n*-/?/"-^' *. divisibility.

^ui^/:iu%,i^H a.

or

balusters, balustrade

O-St.

Twi^it-ilj

or accidents; of

bracelet.
pra^,/;^

^luqJ'nmu/bl, u.

- J-iaJhAmliu for a

*<^

longtime.
^uM^n.u'u

polyarchy.

P#;yi5^^^/-/3'/iti s.

^unfJ'n/P- S. \i"'ll_

^n^fr^ *-n^.

- ijupiyptij ^^

t^uiani-Jntlirpt/' O* f^urqt/uitf.nt-13'

very wise, learned.

pu,^/{iin^iiui a.

^u,J-u/b,upu,p s. distributer ; divisor.

Pra J-ra'ifr^/. a. divisible ; s. dividend.
Prac/-ra%A-,r, k-j[, va. to divide, to separate to share, to distribute to cut,
to decompound, to disjoin, to uncouple,
split, to cleave, to
to disunite, to
;

scatter, to behead, to make an incision ; - ^.Jfra/Jrai. to allot.

pracAra^o^^ raj U.S. partaker, concerned, participant; subscriber, sharing - ilAi^ij to participate, to subscribe,
[share, subscription.
^mJ-ui%np,l.ni.[3-l,,X t. participation;
,

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88

Pill"

divisioH, share,
partition, repartition,

^mJ-ini,nL.!H,

tribution,

s.

pu.n,

have not had the happiness

dis-

/.W _

dis-

. ^.^

-[/r,

ly

jm^niit-i^

decomposition, dismemberdisjunction,
disengagement,
ment,
stitch, rupdistraction, dissolution
ture, departure; separation, disunion,
scission, retrenchment, section, segrepensation

,;

ftinii

{rnj -[

by

PwcZ-i^u^^-m

custom-house

*.

P<</u. ..!_, U.J

officer.

receiver of duties

s.

or taxes, custom-house

enemy

jtuui JUM^nifnt-ua^

[ner, foreteller.

dies.

prophetical ;

P<o/,/iu.f/.<-,/ a.

s.

share, pordistribution,

P./,/,iL/7^ a.

tion, quota, proportion,

equality, parcel, piece;

dose; lot;-

duty.
^-J-[^h

^ap/^uij

part,

s.

J-'iifij

assessment.

lour, paleness.

P^.J/,^ a. nebulous, misty, foggy

dull weather.
[balsam-tree.
,

^iuiu,u/b

^,iu,,nhul,i_a.

pm^i/i

s.

^.ujulp

s.

balm

s.

circuit

^lu^i^fj,

to strike,

ging of the wind against the houses;

-q^m-ni,, [, ^^u.^< to kuock at tho
door - qlini-piru to beat one's breast
- n^nup, to touch a cithern, harp,
lyre - a'<iii.^//^/?^/j ,^^, to dazzle
the eyes iM.,uliibu,i_ uMpnimum^o^ burst
,

VO. tO

vn.

to fight together, to
pu/^/.^ift

blow

cussion,

make conformable.
^uiqiuquBlini-P-ln^ OX

relation,
liance.

conformity,

ly

s.

fortune,

fitneSS,

%nL,ilii S.

connection

al-

consonant; unanimous.
consonance.

pu..^u#.Juy>,n_/3^ii s.

cuse,
fault

seek

beating, perknock, shock rens.

counter, combat.
,

compound, com-

yl-^ or myf s. pretext, exsubterfuge

suspicion
stain,
cause, reason
p.u,nu,ju f, il!rc"il
,

knock, to

dash against each other.

,

collar.

compose, to
mingle, to mix; to
to

va.

t-jip

to ally; to

Pu#Y//^

to

necklace, diamond

f^iailui^irnK-P-pjii s.

kuOck

be beaten; to
to combat, to attack ;- /Aif li^.

f^u,/[,ir, Irj/i^f

s.

position, synthesis, combination, condition, confection, formation, mixture.

pu'Y/u^x.'ir a. suitable.
piY.">^u.^itir, tj[M va. to conform, to

one against another.

P//i//.._^r

f^aiifjuAiu/i, a.
ni-j[,

Aj

hang on the neck; iron

compound.

into tears.
filfi,lrjin--^u/i,lrij;

s. wallet, bag.
bean; lupine.

spade, hoe; mattock;

s.

P<4ii._<u%^

to

conjoin

to beat
to shock, to knock; to touch; to
scourge -[t^uipli qnu,u to strike one's
foot in a stone; - ^n./i/h^ ifa.ni-i, ra-

prosperity,

luck destiny, fate, fatality ; chance,

hazard Fortune, Good Genius ; ^A-vA;

s.

hoe.

p.4A-r, to

cloudy,

wanton, mad,

folly.

s.

pu./4-r, fcyf va.

f,

[,j)

Pu/^<o^^ti/",

^.l.,u.i^n.^l,^%

P./,

u/fiim.^, miihij lupliuiiiy/j to

^uilik,iu,p-

cracked.

pa/4, /y

acorn, tassel
foolish,

s.

encompass, to surround, to begird.

p,/////on.fr</", -j/ va. to encompass, to
begird to contain, to comprehend.

[gloomy.

Pu.yro<-m s.

/<3 a.

fortunate, lucky.

P/ijnt_^ s. stick," staff.

gad-fly.

happiness, good
[or chance.
^u,lu,l>.r, hju,) vn. to huve fortune
P^ Ij ,j s. porch, portico ; halo,
red circle round the sun or moon;
sheepfold,fold; circumference, round,

cherry-tree.
sledge.

^..i-llfh^s.

p//,/<6-

luckily

by chance,

fortune, luck.

balsam
dark, gloomy.

u,^

hazards,

^,uluu,u-npLfff,

custom-house.
Pu, Ij s. cherry large black cherry
morello cherry fog, mist pale coPu.</-...nt.'fc s.

P/,.3^ ad. fortunately,

at all events or
by good luck.

to

divi-

adventurous - 1^^
'I'Iti_, to seek fortune, to adventure.
P/^,^3 s. Temple of Fortune.

levy a

dhu/iiu

p lriilr>iil_ 'bnpin Jlrn.m%[i

by chance, fortunately his

fi^iiiii

p^{i,u.,llfh

officer.

tax,

va. to

f^u.J-irMr, h^l,

fight,

luck, unfortunate-

-[>

pu</./>u.///%>^^^ a.

gation.

-^

ill

excuses or pretexts

ilinni-[3-hiMtit

liuipl^iuinb-i

ji

i^nuii

p.u,iiuya
,

tO Ca-

lumniate, to slander /n.ii>%^ p.uuM,ja

innocent, inculpable, blameless ; ad.
inexcusably.
pif^/t/u.iY-F or /iA s. bath-keep;

er,

bather

sf.

bath-woman.

pat.
^iM^i,%lip,

house;
it-ut^

ilruijf

89

bathing place; uia,^n

bathing-tub iltpmpfinL.
;

bathing-gown

pu.^u_

flannel

p<u.^u_

bodice

bathing season; /"4> ulAiiruili

p.uiquihhui^
bath-room
p<Y5A/>u
/>

ii-fuj

PuaijA

p.i^u.

hifuMiuili

PU.^

bath-

batts,

s.pl.

%/riujf

;
;;
,
:;

;;

little

take a bath; f puniuii^u /rpp-iui_, to go

rivjer{.kmnj &-n^^ to the baths
,

>"3

'

Pui/;^

/ry

Puy^<^

hgl

va. to

assemble, to

ts o- unleavened, azymous
s. unleavened bread, azyme.
pui^ s. pi. the feast
piii,[iuf,2;iilihpg
of unleavened bread.
^uiiiiuifini-^m s. bladder.
,

BuK^^uo^ioy^

j[ij

^uilip.iuifui'ii^ S. pi.

*. pi.

bow

catapult

stone-bow
dart, arrow

s.

etc. S.

pii>Y/<i4<//(iu'ir

cross-

small

Pj/t/",

etc.

Biui/^nj

gum ammoniac bamboo

s.

agaayllis.
P'f/ As *
discours S.

"^erb

d""-

'

P^yj

word, speech,

[verb.

derived from the

a.
p

^^luihif^

be clayed, to hide one's

WuuMi VH. to

a den.
supine ; verbal.
uij s. den, cave, lair, haunt,
self in

puyii/7/iJ> s.

Puy/Tj
kennel.-

Pu//_j conj.

but, yet, notwithstanding,

exception of, excepted, but, besides

not - uui^ui/i, yet, however ne-

if

vertheless.

^uMii^u/iiuiir,

lu^uy vn. to consist; to

be composed, constructed, constituted.

P.Y^i5n-/3-f -fc

consistency, com-

s.

^uinlfui^nL.^iiM%hJ', ni-gli Va. tO COUStl-

tute, to compose.
pu/i^(ijn<-j^^ a. constituent.
Pu.y4/i.i/iu4mj% a.

to

make an

bot.

ituip

s.

thing

S. P.^#.

acorus

treaty, promise thing reason, intellect understanding, intelligence ; oracle: the Word 6o<. myrobalan (fruit,
tree and oil); acorn (fruit); '^ -/#
uinXIrij to interpose, to employ ; ^^^
;

in-

-[iL.

etc* S. ^uii^iut^y-i^

it-^

copulative.

fiuiif^^M-utir, frj/i va.

P/% pj s. speech, word, term, saying, dictate, expression, oration, dis-

termixture, to conjoin.
1

pu#*#

course, language, history; proposal,

position, conjunction.

Pi^m4

a.

be united.

water-flag.

detraction, slan-

a. deliberative.

^aiil^iuli^,r, trjiy vn. tO COUJoiu, to

^uaii^utj}

however, nevertheless, though, still;

save, except, without; - tp-i^ except
unless - i^Mu/ii if, provided, with the

conjoined.

^uiifi^uililij a.

/i^//_

^uiTpiuuiiMi-np a.

Y^tutujUtUll*f lUauii

dagger.
fimiilut-iT,

that loves slander.

slanderous.
Pu/f/piu/iA-i/", ty^i va. to detract, to
slander, to speak ill of, to calumniate,
to defame, to backbite.
Pm./^/.;^, fj/.
^uii/pl^^, p^'hsf. lady
princess queen.
[pers.
Pu..yp/./i4, ji/i-uAj*. castanets, snap^iui/i!.uiu,uuk[>

comparative.

etC.S. ^uiitlr.namlrj; etc.

^uiiik-iT, h-ijli va. to join.
P^>^, t-iiu/iij s. hot. ivy.

puiYJ-iuinA-i/*,

laj

cotton

s.

cotton-plant.

der, defamation.

^ufjuih-uiliu/b

a.

P>Y/<ufn^

pretext, colour, cloak; calumny, false

accusation ; S. ^aiii>y^
pu#,^p,i^t#r, tj// va. to pretend, to
conceal under a pretext; to calumniate; to accuse, to' impeach.

P#>^if..u.u#4u<% a.

Ao s. guilt ; o. x^iuil^iuiiiuiin
^lui/piuiiai^uA a. slanderous.

Pui</]f!u#</u>%^

^uiquiplihiT,

- I said that.

[wadding.

<//y

^uiJp.tuu

^ui,iu,p2j

jacket

basse, base

mus.

s.

pu>i/;p,^A-'ir/> s.

[compound.

uiuu.^l,

altar.

4'.

thorough base.

p-l'ii,.

tunic.

waistcoat
old cloak; short cloak.

P/:u

baths, sea-baths; - if-ninp^n/ p.J-^,u^

4A - vapour, medicated bath
%uuttui^ufti
hip bath ; ^nt^^m 2b'V'^
ivy - cold, hot or warm baths.
,

cloak, mantle

^aj'con}. that

to DatllG^ tO

vest ; waistcoat
night waistcoat ;

s.

waistcoat

^iii-2C^niiij/i

J\liuniirlj p.iuituilihu iitnjini-j

u/_y

etc.

yellow

-,

,M,njbki_,

word

for

- u,n.
to excommunicate
word; i^nil_-[n-, in a word;
;

^-^<_p uiniilru to converse, to speak;

-Ml uipliu/jih-ij fi -Ji ain%lri_, to pBrsuado,

f,

to convince, to gain
to

t-f^ ,u%liui'blri_,
converse with, to hold a conversa;

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;,

90
^nuMu^n^puAiu^ utpliUMUh-i^ p u
uMn-i
%hij to charm or to allure with

tlOU h
I

'inL.

"**

one's words

Lcyt

ni_A-j

-<#

^^^

'-Jlrji

l,phu,p,i i^Iti_,
".p

H'^L."

>

to

^uiiu/t

PUfb
key; lock: explainer, ex-

i.

a tuHing
pounder 'iint-uit].,upuiiiuig
master-key; key - 4</ipu4'"j
tf.uiiim watch key
tf-uiWuM^ni^t/fi
,

understand, to be understood, to come

to an understanding; />"> liirm-iTu -[>,
npiMiku [,J' -u k, according to me; /i uiui'i,hi_, u.piiio'hhu to employ, to serve
one's self; - fr^, Ifuiiun^, it is said; ^n/^
|Ay- -/'j" at these words uiuhi_- ^_
" pjuntriua ^uoulr^
pnM-P-lru/li ani-JIral^
IjummA
to speak ill or well of some
'w^hat is this?
one; ^AV. ^ ~" il"
<Yj to promise, to give one's word
leave these
^"'lh$. A P-"'3
Ir^ivt<
things - /> ^j/6- tan^ihu to begin to

false key.

speak

endoMred
P<i>%ia//u/% a. reasonable,
with reason, discursive, inte/Iigent

luifu-zCui'Lhi^

if-u 1,,-p

finish

to

one's discourse - ^uiplru to do some

n^ //. t^t ~" If^'i^ uMh-lrui_
thing
without any hesitation - /Ai_4- /A^ n;

have a word to say to you

accordiug to every
body i^ui ^n -[uf. upon your word
/rum -ft ^n, accordiug to what you
have said; tj-lmiru i^if. n_.r4- -7-. you
know well with whom you have to do

^t^,
Itum

^u/iiut^inj^, fiMHi-tfui^ a.
^uiiiiuluoii a.

examiner.

orator.
s

^,M/i,ujlani-P-l,i%

oration,

dis-

course, sermon.

army enluj s. camp

puf^io^
campment castramentation ;- uiit.^,
^aip^,u'i,lri_, to encamp, to pitch a camp
(loinAuY. i^'i' to remove the camp.
,

'

companion of the field.

^lu'builiiulijt^ a.

the middle or centre

or army.

^M/bu^lfUMtikl^ s.

of a

camp

logical; -i, . logic.

^.uluuliu/bni-PliJb

s.

[standing.
reason, under-

-/f

u,Jk%kjjni^,

J^<n.lTn,^M h ^trnutb'bnnui liiujtih hardly had he spoken ; -^ /A^^ fr% // ^fc^

nt-JL-^
I have a suspicion of some
one I have intrigues or connections
with some one -^ [fu^ n^ kl^i or ni_
i^ninjt Itntttu pi"!- nt-uhp It iTuM n n^luibl^
i

they have neither society nor com-

merce with other men; <ii-u<*j

,

Piu%i^^i a. lettered, learned, wise,

experienced, versed.

excommunication,

anathema.
po^/.^^t,r, ty/f va. to
cate, to anathematize.

camp, campaign, place where an

encamped.

is

camp,

to pitch one's

camp.

encamp,

vn. to

PuAu.4/../', t-jiy

to

pitch the camp.

^u/builinpiiil^a. eloquent.
^u/bailin.1,1- a.
contentious, that is
fond of disputing, captious, cavillous ;
- f/At^.. to cavil, to carp, to chicane,
- //ii4y_ jniV''i_ uikmu to
to dispute
dispute about trifles.

place one's

self, to

^ai'iiMMilin.ni-nt-P-liiii

^u/i-iuliplilnn a.

much

^lu'lMtun.pnL.P-fitX S. p/iit/ui^nioV/u

s.

logomachy

s.

curious, that resear-

censurer.
conference, parley.
oT nj ,uj U.S. writer,

critic,

f^iutim/ijni-Pj, o.
Pi'i^i4/>i-<>

[i

author; poet: newsmonger.

Pmi/u4^.i,n..p^iA s. composition
poetry.
pK#%uiX'ui.-<r, lrj[, vn.

reason, to

to

narrate, to discourse.
[iiiAMuTCmpiu^ a.

examiner.

PA,ur, piujp va. to open, to discover, to disclose, to develop, to explain; to loosen; to perforate, to
pierce, to bore to spread, to enlarge,
to extend ; to unfold, to untwist, to
;

to rub ; - ^/^
to take off
one s hat; ?c_Jtp qu[ipui f,i.p to unbosom, to open one's heart ; - t/uilunp.,
J-wli
to excite appetite - ^j_. to
uncork a bottle itJii -, to perforate,

unlink

excommuni-

[disputation.

iptlrij

ches

author.
Bk>%.^/.j J/hlrij to parley, to enter
into a treaty of peace.
^ui%ia^uiqnt^i3lit^ s, treaty.
Pu.>/u<^n/^s. plagiary.
fiu/riai^nii^t^p-^iX s. plagiarism.
B<u%i^i/<i._/?/ii.% s. eulogy, panegyric, praise.
^lu'biuif.iniuli
ib%lnr vn. to excuse
one's self, to pretend; to feign, to allege,
[composition.
^,u'biu^pni-P-[,d s. writing, work
R<x.%a>^/i^ s. writer,

fiii/ia,f.lu'ifp s. pi.

s.

army

-[ //nn-_

exceptfor cause of adultery.

P.>#pt^#,-/?/<-'>/ s. embassy.

"Lplini-P-fr

nuij

;;

PU.1i
,

l_men.
literary

f^uMiiuii/uinin o. p*iA#iJrt-//is-

philologist -^
philological
a.
;

^ui^iuMulipai/^uA

or

iJ'mnu.p-^i.i,

ni-uJhL.'itp

humanity.

Uteraturs,

philology

huma-

poet j""-t or
- poetaster, rhymer.

^iMiiiuiuinyiib-

^Jini-i

Initios; letters.

^ii'iiiuulipnM-Pliiiis.
,

s.

//J

^u/iiuiumiriip-iuliiu% a. poetical.

^a/butaint-iip-htr, frj/

VCl.

^lu'buiumlriip^ni-Pji s.

poctry poBm.

P<^/iui-f^6-n<-4/< sf.

poetess.

jelly.

P</Afro^

s,

feud,

S.

P"A

wrangling

f'uHitrnj raj a.

swagger.

ipilnrvn. to contradict.
learned, skilful, experienced, versed, wise eloquent.
\r'u/i,i^,q.q.liir

Pra*#/.pf.iA e.

pratrf 4
trifle,

bawble.

Pui'iiliJiuuu,

pra%^,/y

writer, composer
complaisant, obedient ; *delegate, de;

^u,%u,p,apnt43-li s. composition, work

of sense; poem, poetry; *delegation,
deputation.
^uAuii-np a. reasonable ; intelligent,
[sonable.
wise ; vocal ; rational.
fiuAiiMu,pa,,i.n/ii a. wiser, more reaintelliPit.r^nt./?/f_'i s. reason
gence rationality, understanding, intellect prudence, wisdom.
;

compiler

curious.

s. bot.

fluential.

4i.%

coarse language

s.

tale, story, fable.

,

\li(ililn.

raq O. \*ttniwmuBiij Ytui/iu.^

,

green-groccr

Pratr<^rai^2('ra,i. s.

ilHi

herb-woman.
herbaceous.
vu. to

slaudor, to

calumniate, to report.
pra'i'a'^4"'-

tell-tale,

*.

"i3

'

tale-

bearer, sycophant, opponent, adversary Satan, devil, tempter.

fiu/iiuM.,f,//n.-[3 liiii
tale, slander,
s.
false accusation, calumny contrariety,
opposition witchcraft.
PA, [,j s. prison, gaol ^fct^'^ -^
lupliu.'hlrij [ -, to imprison; lunLMlr[_ [.
~k to make one's escape from prison,
to escape ; 4"At.^-4-. to let out of
prison; lriu.'iihi_ /. -k
to go out of
;

prison.
P'"''"""'Y"'^

X^uiltuiu.^

Y*uifltntitlMfiit^

)^uiuinti.ufiub

erudition, learnilt-p'iiiypi, -,

pra/rraiu^

gaoler, keeper of a prison.

pui'huiiupn.hi_ a. prisoned - umiilrij

..(iru. s.

[detention-

to imprison.

hen-bane.

i^u.'i.q.liu.ni-P-l.iii s.

estimable, in-

f.

PW

confidential,

a.

authorized, accredited,

pj^//i#Y"'/_ '

plagiarism.
pu.%u,^lfb s. critic, reviewer.
fiu.%u.^%%nLj3-piii s. critic, review.
puiiplrp #j s. messenger, envoy.
piiAuipufffn!-/?//!-*

a. intelligent,

iiat'ilpifh.j

p.ufiipliu.'ii

story,

[reasonable.

Pra^/^ra/zi-Yt'*/ a.

talc,

a.

liuiiiliniiip

pra'>rara^4fr/r, irg[,

plagiary

ith.i.p

poctically.

Pu.%11ipu.q_ a.s.

verbose, eloquent, vo-

luble, fluent.

boaster, braggart;
boast, to exaggerate to

^uAiuMpuip o. poet

quarrel, dispute,
fc/.y,

PraV/^io^ #y
raj s. herb, herbage,
pot-herbs, vegetables beet.
Prat..//^ra?/>7j s. kitchen-garden.

Bi%u>^u2('iu>i. a.

to

s.

x^iulimirir*

\*iMlhnpuuali

^uiiiuiumlrijh^opk'i' ad.

p/ii7#iy.A-*/' IS.

pra>4>i

tO pOOtize,

to versify.

- ib'tilrij

*piu'iiq.iuli

Pu<%u.u4^^

PU-C

to pierce, to bore ;
to unseal
ilii'k^
- ^u,u to illuminate, to enlighten
the mind ; - ijftguiiiu
to unstop
ilifpuMp% to unpack ; - TfufiiiuuiMUfii,
to
trace, to mark out a path
to open a
way, to make a road.
B>%<ii</*, P.^//rr, f^'ijui) vp. to open
;
to be detached one from another.

;
,

pa.'bm.aiiflrin.-P-lii.'b s.

imprisonmeut,

ing, literature, science;

astronomy,

lupifjrf

prairati/", tj/. va. to

Ynuun,uia.rti-^Mi.t
b^iuf.ni-^io'i'i^ s.pl.

folly,

extrava-

gance, revery, idle talking, delirium,

chimera.
[iui%q.uiq.ni.^,ir, t-jiaj vfi. to talk extravagantly,
to talk nonsense, to
rave, to dote to vacillate, to totter,

enthusiasm

to stagger.

imprison.

ts * horse hair, mane.

pra^ ,7y *. distribution assessment;
share, lot division weevil, mite.
P'"2_'

praj/oi-iT,

tj/r

va.

to

distribute, to

share, to part, to divide, to dispense,

to assess ; to disseminate.
Pra^/^/rj^ s. gratuity, drink-money.

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Pllfb

Pu/^/.;^

,,

njl-j s.pl. gift,

present, gra-

tuity, donation.

pjAm^W. s. distribution, apportionment, division.

pw^iji s. a kind of falcon.
Pm^/A./?/,iA

p.^<Y.u-%p .pi. silly story, idle talk,

stories,

prattell idle tales, to

talk idly,
speak of trifles.
^ui^aijinm a. prattler, great talker.
pu/n., [i^ s. word, term, speech, expression; air, song; - n. -, word for
tle, to

word;

</ pmn-lUt, literally.

pa.n.u.^, nj
'

i- ,u%^llp

pujp^Pp

be thou

irni,

to be proud of; u,pp

just perish T-..
i-'amascus
longer a city; p.,apiu,^

i,uiuipuini^lrujj'p.

M'p'i-'^P^ pu,n%pi , the

iTtuutinu fs.ujn^aft [' .^""ii'i$."'3

soon be no
the pact

m-luufi,

to die

on him

is

broken - /. ^tfcu/j
they put
;

%J'^ pu,pd[,% ^uu.^.

the cross.

^uMu[tp S.

\*iuupli-li

^j s. fortune, luck; destiny,

fate wager, bet, stake ; - luplimbk-ij to
[buke.
lay a wager, to bet.
^uiupufbg, s.pl. reproach, blame, re^uiuphj; Irjli va. to reproach, to
blame, to condemn, to rebuke, to cenp<<,

bellowing, lowing roar-

s.

ed

removed and castinto the sea - irmmj

will

nonsense, prattle, quackery.

^ui^ui.ijrj; Irgl, vH. to tattle, to

to

PftO
to liken, to compare ; to be taken away ; to be destroyed ; to be estinguisb-

[to roar.
ing.
^iin-ui^ir, ir^l^vn. to bellow, to low
;

sure.
Pu/n.u<j^ a.

renowned, famous, ex-

cellent; ricb.

[cellence, beauty.
renown, glory, ex-

fKuin-,^jnt-Ppfui s.

dictionary, vocabulary,
P,.^^;4>
[handle.
lexicon, glossary.
p^/iiu/^i^ s.pl. lever; porringer;
away,
f^ain.'LuiJ', p.iti[,A[, va. to take
to remove, to carry off, to displace ;
to retrench; to derogate, to suppress,
to withdraw ; to cause to cease, to
destroy, to dispel, to efface, to extinguish, to stifle to take away, to ravish,
to take, to steal, to rob to lift up, to
raise; to bear, to support, to sustain;
s.

Urc'V' * P^^i *o P^* ^' * ^oa,(i ;

- '[, e,ui2ni-k, to discount, to deduct, to
abate ;- i^o^it." to repeal a law, to
cancel, to annul - ^un^ to clear, to
extricate - ^uJi-^i to unbar - 1</^_
'[

woman;

to deliver a

p.itjrni[i [3-ni^t

[3 nnnt^ij

to aban-

ujn^iri_y

don, to forsake entirely - /> ^-td- li^n^

to weigh; - ifif-in^u to behead /i/r^u.;

to
scream, to cry out to weep - /> ^n/
to carry away, to stroy, to annul quiJk'iiuifbri.J-ni-uipni-P'liL%, to take away
all difficulty ;-^^fr/">'" m-pm-,^ to take

nuM^l

liujiiu/b

l^tun-ui^i
;

^lytt

^H'ij

of some one, to kill, to

murder p-nqiip -, to appeal, to invoke,
to lament - n^iui-u to support pain ni-,lr^ to go away, to depart - ^/.ito subtract;- lupiuilihi^ to dismiss;
p.uipJtlruii^p.lr[,lri_, to Carry.

away

the

life

^uipuMp.
pii/^i/u^

shuttle.
subtile
""J '*

s.
>

- _5"-

^p'l'i

phthisis; S. "h-^pp: braoh (sporting

dog) nitre S. ^npuili.
^uipuiiiuMih/ii a. that spins or weaves
finely finely spun or woven.
^uipuiliui^-l^a. a skinny neck a long
or thin neck.
[porter.
^.iipu,^ a. hard: soft.
usuer,
v^uspuMuitMib
f^ujnujMjfh'ui
s
:

^uipuiniiiuliufii a.

personified

p"ii

[legory.

prosopopoeia.
pm^#/i-/7^ s. lintel,

prosopoposia; aldoor-post, door-

tree.
{^mpuii-npni-P^pL^Ls.

manneTS, custom.

fKu,p,un.%n,-P-pL3i s.

"hni-lib juipif.iu'iiij.kt

reproachable, blamable.

2'uiuplrJ; a.

^luiubiutT, y^ujiubhir, \*iunjilrutl

/[iljltirf

luapi.y vp. to be carried or brought;

^,uppujy/bf;

s.

idle talcs,

nonsense,

tire-

some

repetitions, silly story, prating,

gossip, dotagef^uipp.u/bllrJ', ^,upp.,u2hj; t-^fi V7t. tO
make tiresome repetitions, to chat, to
prattle, to bawl, to tattle.
fiuippiun., nj s. speoch, voico, accent,
language, idiom, dialect acclamation,
exclamation; cry, clamour; sound;
l^irp^iT ptrtu/^ it.nitrL.nPj pUiL^uMm
tlMM^iMlrt.^
"hu-ilg -, a hoarse orgruif, trembling,
interrupted, menacing voice ^/"^-t^-i
to offer a word, to speak
uib-lri_ p to make one speak - mpiuilit-/^ to cry,
to raise the voice, to exclaim; ^i^jpi
;

?# /' ~ ^is-ni.p-hui'u the air was filled

with cries or a thousand cries of joy;
^ 2,"^ - in the Armenian language ,

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urifuing

93

thunder, noise; ""'?"'/"/'*'

clamour, cry - ij^nqin i,a.^
"-3
li"^"''i""ii
^'iilng blast of trum,

f,,j-ui%

'

pets, ruff; cackling; noise or clashing

of shields; whistling or bluster of the

Wind uitL^iL.^nt- r^iuqu^iiaa

il"^ - miiimiuilil, rumour.
,

Ir^u,/

^u,pp.,u_li;

vn. to

piness, prosperity, chance, destiny.

Q, \P,t_p%^

f^/nph-puti/a- b. X^tuplrpiutitui

V>"iipOipli/^

speak

to

s.

haggling, hesitating.

f^uipputpliiT, %!/ vn. to hesitate, to

haggle; to be busy, embroiled, per-

plexed.
u,^ a. s.

barbarous, sa-

vage barbarian,

cruel.
f^iupp,p,.p-l,^s, barbarity, cruelty, grossness.
;

^utppni-Ma' s. mus. cithern.

pii>^Y^<_a.2r, [y a. signal, illustrious
;

increased, flourished, flour-

ishing, civilized.

lustre,

^luphp.u'iih-ir, ir^li va. to bless, to

praise.
[encomium.
_
^luphpufiint-p^S s. benediction praise,
^u.pirpu,^u a. beneficent, bounteous,

that does good, liberal.

fit,

increase, abunimprovement, bloom,

splendour, renown.
profit,

P'"/?-'"'-'2(tj/', lrj[i

va. to

make flour-

ish; to civilize.

Y^taptrpurniii

to flourish, to be in repute, in honour, in vogue, to profit, to improve.

bounty, bene-

f^uipirpujtlin/tlf

putfuin

fe.

y^iMinir^

yj^iupk-put^uinu/tiuiir*

Y*taphpuMuuiUMfiiuir

f^tiiph-putuinhj' S-

l^uiph-piuuuint-ltrpi^ O. y^tupirpuipMuini-^

^uplrp.upnj

[ij

a.

civil,

good-natured,
benign, affable,

kind.
\*iaplrpiupnint-P-jitIh, f^uipn-piapni-(3-p S.

excellent character, good-nature.

p,i,plrpk-p a. productive of good,

abundant.

fruitiful, fertile,

pnf^^xii.wX/i//', t-^iaj vn. to increase,

s.

favour, liberaUty.

good-tempered,

P<i/^^<i.i2('u<%^ s. pi.

dance

that praises with

o,-

^oiplrpui^unL^liJi,

^uippuepnia

cheerful

^tupkpu.'iiualilig

another or together.

('upputpfilinb S. fiMa(tpiu_

^uipirpu/ii a. that praises.,

cry out, to exclaim.

^uippiapu/iip

prOS-

be fortunate, to succeed, to
be happy.
^uiplrpu,[n,nni-P-l,^ s. fortuue, hap-

per, to

PUP
\*niplrpiuluintulnuirt luqtuj VH. to

'

^ujpk-plrpnt-P-litlb s. fertility, fructi-

fication.
f^u,plrpn,ipn2_ a.

that has

good suck-

ers, shoots or sprouts.

fiuipt-pn/u

P"/^^, ^j
piled,
*f#_ir

bound
p

hay-rick; heaped up,

up; polypetalous

s. a.

gr.

compound word.

^u,pq.ir,r, L-jl, va. to

hoard; to bind up; to compound,

to

conjoin.
^iup^i.p-[,^% s. accumulation, heap
;
composition, formation.
[other^.
fiujplrmuiaj a. that speaks well of
^utpk-u.uilriuj a. that hates the good,
evil, malicious, wicked.
puipt-ui^tu^iaj'a. benevolent.
^uipii-uiguiMMiiupm

woll doservcd,

worthy, obliging.

forth.

^.uphpnii,

a. naturally good, that

has a good disposition, humane.
^,uplrif.lr,i_

a.

beautiful,

benignity, cle[verses, lives well.

fiuiphii-iuij a. that runs, walks, confiiiiph-^npit a beneficent, virtuous,
pious, that does good.
[good.
^lupt-fnpitif, trgfi vn. to do Well,
^luphiifi-ni-P-liti s.

mency, mercy.

^,upi.-,i.npirnt.piiJii s.

ficence;

vourable, propitious.

ness.; prosperity, luck.

well

fiuip/rpa,fiu,u,piup

happily, luckily.

ad.

fortvinately,

graceful,

charming, genteel, pretty, handsome.

right ; safely klihp' be welcome; - Ohi^, adieu! nfibuY. '""^/_. to bid farewell, to take
leave to renounce, to forsake..
^luplrpuilum fiuiplrpiu^u,[,^ ft. fortUnate, lucky; prosperous, happy, fa^luplr.ui. ad.

good

good-natured.
^uMph-pni-iflM a. that causes good to

come

accumulate, to

a. that produces

fruit fruitful;

pra^t^n.-/?- a. benign,
ciful,

bounty, bene-

good works.
humane, mer-

compassionate, tender, charita-

[proper.
pm^tifi-iY a. becoming, suitable, fit,

ble, flexible.

^urpirif.liiiini-[3-lii.ii

s.

decorum,

^mplril-pni-J- a. ungrateful.

^i^plrnuip^a. well adorned

fit-

[ed.
;

reform-

94

pu,r
^al' ^^- *o embellish,

^infilT^upn-yil',

to

adorn

embellishment,
reformation, reform.
Pui^A-ju/^.r. of good family, noble.
t^uiii/rJ-uin.u/ii^ni-P-lii.'b s. inheritance
of great property ; good inheritance.
Pi///r^u,<_ a. very good, very useful.
pu^fr,<_,_/?fii .. great goodness,
good-nature, nobleness, gentility.
fiu,ph/u,ai, a.
sober, temperate,
^u,i,h,lu,[,^n,-P-l,i!ii s.

ornament, finery

,ug s. carnival, hotime; ^intA -, the day before

lent, shrovetuesday, shrovetide.
^iL,plrliir%q.uj'i,ni.pi,i:i,
s. happiness,
felicity, prosperity, rejoicing.
^luplrlilrpiMi a. that has a good figure,
handsome, graceful, genteel, pretty,
[shape, grace, gentility.
well-made.
,

ly day

to reform.

PU.P
^uipt-lih'ii^ui'i,

moderate.

^uiphlihpuin^p-lf

s-

fine figure,

good

happy, prosperous,
good circumstances, rich.
^uipirlilrjl,^ a.

in

s. happiness, feli-'
contentment, comfort.
f^:,ph/il,p " goo'i? honest, virtuous.

^uipyiiy^ni-P-litA

temper,
to moderate, to soften, to modify.
^u,pir[u,unfbni-p-l-ii, s
temperanco
temperature, moderation, modification,
mitigation; - o^n^, temperature of
the air.
PuY't^Am.r a. careful, that provides
for wants, for an affair,
[to provide.
^Miphli/butJifir, tjf va. to be careful,
f^'apt^,'an.%lrir,

t-ijji

vu.

to

city, ease,

well instructed, civil.

good education,

\^u,pir^l,pl3- a.

^,uptr^pP^ni,p^l,ifb .

good-breeding, politeness.
^u.pirlipo'u

J,^

good morals,

of

a.

pious, virtuous, honest, religious.

^u.phlipo'bn^p-I.Jii s. good morals,
honesty, probity, piety, religion, good-

ness.
^u,phlu%,i.f,p

a.

that asks for, that

seeks for good things.

^uipyfuni,
^u.ph[uir[ii,n,^[,n. U . that
thinks of good things.
pm^t/^,, a. that gives good advice, good instruction; well instructed.
Pu/^t^o./ mj U.S. intercessor, me,

diator.
t-^l, vn. to intercede.
P/pt/iion-/?/.ti J. intercession, me-

diation.
^uj[ilrliujir,
;

uy

friend

s.

ifintrpjjirj nt'bi^hi^

familiar,

Ti'^jutplun

u/ij^

^lu'iinL.i^p,

ulphil, uni-u, -, intimate, sincere, true, devoted, dear, false friend.

^aphiiwiraifLujlf

ad.

friendly,

fami-

liarly, domestically.
X'MMiptriiuiiihi'iMuij;
ii^iy vn. to
be
friendly, famihar, to make one's self
familiar.

f^iapt^uti/n^p-litjb

attachment
-

MMi'Llihifh^

friendship, fami-

s.
;

ut.-pu,

intimacy;

cordiality.

^uipy^uiiCniu/hiuir, ui^'fj vn. to

corrected, reformed, policed.

^uiph^u,q,f.irir, irjl, vo. to ordor properly, to dispose, to put in order; to
to reform.

(^"'ityf/iup^n^p-lnSb

good order,

savoury.

good renown,
of great reputation, famous, renown^iuplri,uiJp.uii^

of

a.

ed, celebrated.
P/^A-4u/.^u/t,t<r,

i-j/>

va.

to cele-

brate, to publish with praise.

^ujph-ia,jp.u,,-ni-P-liLii s. good name,
renown, reputation, fame, praise.

agreeable, amiable,

graceful, polite, civil, gentle, tractable,

humane, kind, courteous, complaisant,
[things.
beneficent.
P<//^t4u/jry a. that demands
good
P/^t4/>,2"#^ a. very sensible, wise, - learned.
[or stature.

compenses

well, that does good.

Pm^fr^u/LuA a. obedient, submissive.
^uipk-^iup a. very ingenious, -

clever.
Y^uiph-^n-^iul^

s.

or-

ganization reform, reformation; discipUne policy.

P."^t^t,j S. ^,upkl,lr^[,li.
;

^uiplri,it,ira. tasteful,

^ujpU^uiuuili a. having a fine shape

^luph^.uuinfj a. rewarder, that re-

pjo/rt^.ni/;,^^/, sf. friend.

Pu-^fr^/u^^ a. well regulated,

amend,

very agreeable.
be very
agreeable or very amiable.
conP/Yt4"'a"/.-/?? s. approbation
P,iY'i-4n2s#y a.

^uipirifutirpnip a.

amicable, friendly.

?-ziplrli..iir,^u,'ii a.

liarity,

to vouchsafe,
to

sent, benevolence, favour, friendship.

f-iuphluouhii;

clear

i^jiy vn.

^M,py^,a7([r,

to accept, to receive favourably,

please.

etc.

etc.

S. \^iuplr^ulllp.Uil-

[to

good

things.

puj^A-4^.,_t^ a. that invites, exhorts

[^uphJiri. a. of a good shape, well

made, genteel; graceful.

PUP

9a

V'u'ph-JtlrKjii.pii^s. fine figure,

fulness,

grace-

decorum.

^uiplrinuifb a.

well matched, lucky,

fortunate.

PD.P

portioned, exact, well made.

^uipk^utlmi-P^liiiMS. exactness, beauty, exact proportion.
[devout.
pi^fcu(,2. a. s. pious, religious,
vn.

P^tj|ujo.ti/", frj/<

^ui(,hir,un%ni.p-l,ti,

s.

good fortune,

happiness, participation of good; goodness, perfection.

a
f^,t.p/rirujpii.[,/i
coaxer, cajoler,
gallant, complaisant ;-^i'fcA-f, to please,
to flatter, to coax, to cajole, to adulate.
.

^uipyiruipifjii-P-liM^,

s.

flattery,

adu-

gious, to lead a pious

life,

be

reli-

to do

good

to

works.
^uphiniu^iini-P-litA

s.

pH.^fr;<x/^-4/i af.
^lupiruiuiuiiri,

ffl.

proper, decent,

fit,

piety, religion.

pious, religious.

vBry conveniont,
worthy.

lation, complaisance.

sincere, ingenuous,
innocent, good, well dis-

a.

i^uipt-Jlia,

frank, naive

posed.
f^u,p/r,rnp,
a. peaceable, flexible,
good-natured, good-humoured.
^itjpt-ifhnjiij a. unthankful, ungrate-

ful,

naively.
Pu^i-./;n.p,^ r(rf. ingenuously, frankP.^-f/;./jt^J/ii4 s. sincerity, innocence, goodness, indulgence.
[ly,

P'"/'^"'ff"Z_ '" favourable, prosperous -ip,t^, to prosper.

;

^uphjuipiFuip a.

agreed

vrell adjusted,

well

symmetrical.

^uiptril^oMmuili a. of

whose memory

happy memory,

venerated.
^iMptr/npi a. of good or of great hope.
^ui[,lrjnp,l.np Q. that cxhorts to good
things well inclined, very willing.
^u,plrjnL.un,-P-liiii s. good hope.
^u,ph-ioc/-,i, a. well inclined, very
willing, benevolent.
is

^Muptriiui/uuAi^ a. zealous.

pj/y^tijiiA a. of

lized,

good sign

signa-

^M,pirl,pni-Rliii>

s.

bounty, good-

ness, kindness, obligingness-

good education.
well instructed ,

- brought up, - educated.

P.^fri/,yt^t-^ a. becoming, conformable, convenient, proper, handsome,
pretty graceful.
liiu,pk;l^i>/lriin^[3-[.L.% s. fitnoss, con[nate.
venience ; lustre, splendour.
P'utplrilliiCui/i a. well settled, fortuassu^u,philuu,u,i,n,-[3-l,iii s. good
rance, certainty, boldness.
Pm^tmiutf f^ a that sounds well
sweet, harmonious, well adjusted or
organized.
^.^phu'i.ni-Plii-'ii s.

P/^ti#ri_'fcY-

fiiap/rn.truia^, [iu'plruilr[i^a. havlug

a good prospect, aspect or countenance, handsome, charming, graceful,

f^iuptrtn^ui

becoming, proper

a.

of

good

well settled, rich, happy,

prosperous.
P.^fr^/7^4

genteel, delicate, pretty, agreeable.

;

remarkable, famous.

f^uiplr^'i, a.

^uiphukp, ul'["";i a. good, virtuous,

pious, religious benevolent, indulgent,
obliging.

figure, genteel.
fiuipt-in^,r, ^uiplrmn^Jlili Q. that iS

of good family, noble, illustrious.

that

a.

grants or does

that gratifies
handsome,
graceful, agreeable, charming.
favours,,

bounty, goodness gracefulness, elegance, charms.

P<^A2niA^ a. mild ( speaking of the
wind), the mild zephyr.
PoifrAjfii^ a. splendid, magnificent
superb, graceful, pretty venerable
modest, chaste, bashful; ,un:iini-i_^,-_
pt-uiL. huiirliyp- to cover one's self
with a veil for modesty.
^i,pir^n(,i,ni-Pl,Jb s.
;

^u,ph,nni,irni-P-lii^i s.

birth

grandeur

nobiUty

noble

fertility.

^u,[ilr,npni-[3-f,ii,s. gratification production, fruit, profit, advantage.

^ujph-piup, Muj a. beneficent, benefactor, friend, obliging, indulgent, favourable, kind.
^Mupi^paipk-ir, hjj, vn. to do good, to
gratify, to favour, to oblige:
;

fiu,plrpu,pn..p-[,L.'ii s. bouefit, bounty,

good, beneficence, kindness, favour,

service, pleasure, gratification, liberality.

splendour, magnificence, pomp, lustre,

refulgence honesty, modesty.
^lupkiu-if, a. well measured or pro;

^,uptp2^'i>^ft a. blissful.
^u,plrp2u,'i,linu.p-{ii%

s.

good fortune, happiness.

blissfulness;

;!; ;,

pillow; - hphuu,^, pillow; /_

.i/-i -, first place, place of honour;
- mo#^ n..Jtrp to confor a dignity of
some one.
^u,pAu.p^hknL.pi,t^ s. fracture of the

downy

glorious, illustrious,

a.

splendid, magnificent.
p./-^fr,//.-"'-/?/<i-'fcs. splendour, grandeur, magnificence, majesty.
^,uplr,l,n(,^ a. well tried, - proved.

f'u.ph^L-ir,

leg,

to hide, to veil,

va.

irj[,

pt-y, plru'3 a. good, nice, kind,

handsome; ad.
fit; fine,

indulgent;

benefit, favour
j. good,
goods - 1 it is good - um^-hij to do
well - or pu,plru.i- hlij,.^ be welcome
4<//pw<. puiphuy good reputation n^

well, right

^/rmA-^ y- iitunr^uip, to IgnorB the difference between good and evil; ilHi^-

P#/7.5*//MfA

what shall I do well? 4'"-.

-utjou have done me good;
pi-lt.uiu,p uftin-lfli ,j-u _g,n, you have received good in your life jnpJ-uiiT itH'jb #^t' when will you be happy
fpir/rjl,j,,

dignity.
^u.pllrplra

^u,p[,_p a.

good

<id.

4-

well, softly, leibetter to hide

it is

it; - 4-1 it is well; npuikuit.-[3nM-li

as

you

like

you please.

it, if

-4?

sour, rough.

[P'/3-#.<_i6-/A.

oxygen

S
vn. to be angry,

chem.

^uipliuAituJ', uiguif

provoked, to storm, to rage.

ffiapliuiu[,pii, a. passionate, apt to be
angry, fretful, pettish, peevish, impa-

[ged.

tient,
t^u,p/iu,^,yin o.

angry, vexed, enra-

f^uip^tuunpm

X^iupl^iuntJtl b.

nM-^li

VO. to OXaS-

perate, to irritate, to anger, to displease, to offend, to enrage.

^iiplinM-P-liiA s. anger, wrath, ire,
indignation, passion; harshness; dis-

grace

ilt2i'''lilru

jiuitlini^, qjun!iiuil_ 'p

be appeased, to allay
one's anger; I3^u,ililri_,i- to give vent
to one's anger - or 4^u#juA -, thun-

pu.pfin^p-lr'iil^, to

der-bolt; ip,-iirm[il_puip/ini-P-lr.u,/p., tO
rage, to get into a passion - upunTmnc^
[a-n-utit
j/fiH(//fiiniL|cr^ /Liapiini-P-ts
lUry,
;

ire,

wrath.

^uipJt /y s. cushion; bolster, pillow

squab, mattress, divan; bench, sofa:
hip, thigh: dignity, degree, throne:
floor or board of a ship ; ^frm^m/Zy ,

-y.

cuisn.
to obtain

the

first

pillow-beer
president;

- -case.
- u,lr,il> or

seeks the

first

honourable place

place, fixed in an

some

place, honourable place.

'^u.pAp/.u.lp a. that

to seek the first place.

^u,pA[, p^nqp u,n-%lr,rva- to abaudou,
to leave, to forsake entirely.
J/i'lrij

^u,pAl,li

small cushion, bolster:

s.

compress.
f^My-pA^itM^P

[shions, pillows.
s. pi. small cuitrliuMj s. hot. south-

%tpnj

ernwood.
f^,upAnL.ah s. act of raising; carriage;
subtraction; exception; suppression,
repeal, derogation; degradation, dissolution, extinction ; deduction, defal[burden.
cation,
f.u,pinijju/i,lrMr, ni-^}i VO.

to

load, to

fiwpAp Jnt. Aniiip Ju/itj a. high,

elevated sublime, eminent, great, ex,

cellent

^u,pli,^n,ini-P'lii^i s. irascibility, ire.

^uiplfiu^nL^uflilril',

s.

fi,^pA,iL.//i,t^u,l[

pungent, acrid acid,

^u.pii a. sharp,

*^.upli.itlfii

^infj

s.

^ujpAkpkg

uinL^Irp {.ij

surely iruiirlihi-

on the same

sits

fi,i,pAu,n.n.- il'iil'if vn.

that

s.

ry, ambition.

leg.

mattress, that is partaker of the same

banquet or dignity ; colleague.
p#^<J,4i./.c- s. competitor.
^u,pi^,if^aj. s. search of dignity,
pursuit of honour ; competition, rival-

broken

^ujpiu,lil,j a.

[agreeable.
^'[kpt ^['i a- personable, genteel,
i^uipk conj. at least, at the least.

to dissimulate.

^uipl,

PUP

96

PttP
Pw^>-^i<<-

;;

^nut-^^

'!

p.,upJtni-k,

iujiilii-

Aiyj.l,.-

to fling, to

f Avyu p.u,pip
p.,upiniad aloud,

throw from above

loudly;- un.'i.hu to elevate, to raise

on high; to magnify, to exalt; -il^[ij;
TCu/uui^g^
to be elevated, glorified
lp.u,pAnii,u to know sublime or profound things ulr,i.,/i,-, splendid, sumptuous dinner, banquet ^ iiu,pAnt^
from above - n7C, elevated style ;

basso-rilievo.
s. pi. height, top,
summit, eminence, elevation; heaven;
king of heaven
p-ujifiui-np puipiiu'iij
(3-n.tnM^!^ p.uMpi,Ji,g blrds of air.
^ii,pJpmp.ujiinL.li a. that has a strong
arm, strong hand, valiant; vigorous.
f^ujpApuiputppuin. a. that has a strong
voice ; sounding, that has a loud or
^m/im^uiIi, relief,

^lupAni^ip

Au.'iig

t;

PU.P
97
PU.P
sound; resounding, clamorous,
signalized, famous, renowned,
sonorous, clangous ad. loudly, aloud.
^uipipuM^"!, a. built very high,
^ailiJpuMpt-iij a. Tery high, much
^mpipui^^inL-p-l^ s. altimetry,
elevated, lofty.
^iiipipuiuiuiinliL. a. very honourable,
^uipApuipniJii a. that has a long stalk.
much esteemed.

shrill

^uipApuj^-ia^uiP^i a.
is

very high,

whose summit

the chair, the

president, the most hohigh, elevated ; -^ the first

^uil,Jpu,q.,Mi.i s. a, seat,

highest place

nourable
place, precedence.
^MM,[iJi[iiu,l.h;i_ a. very
pretty, charming, excellent, supreme.
^uipipuiifku, a. that knows sublime
or profound things.
;

^u,pipujiiiujn,ni-ir a. that relates su-

blime things, sublime, profound.

lofty.

high, elevated; bold,

frank, honourable ad. boldly, highly.
^lupipuMf-njii a. higher, sublime ; supreme, grand ;-,-, ad. highly, sublimely, boldly.
f^uifiJtpuMiifni-p, a.

^lupipuiuiiupufiintj . puffed up, arrogant, proud; - 2/>^'_, to be puffed up, to

be proud of, to bridle up.
[walls.
^uipipuiuiuipliuui a
that has high
^tupipiuupntii a. with long legs.
.

^aiplpui^apu

X^iMipApuitljlujItuill^ uiuitjif f*tapJlpiMii[rlJiMff

Ir^iy vn. to
of, to

be puffed up, to be proud

assume airs of im-

bridle up, to

portance.
fiiup^paiil^--P[tL%

D. f^utptxpitiu^iupuilinu

f^mpJtpiut/litl

^uipipuinliuiuili a.

ing

s.

very high, to wer-

observatory.

ya. tO 010-

f7C-u^it

vate, to lift up, to raise, to exalt, to

raise higher, to raise again, to ascend,

mysterious, pro-

found.

height, hill, eminence, summit, top,

ridge, hillock ; promontory, cape ; a.
high, elevated.
s.

^lupipuiliiuf a. high, great,

sublime, excellent.

supreme,

[very high.

^,uplpuili,umu,p a. whose
Y*'"p^ptutin^iuli or l^n-uiujli

summit

is

subjoct
to large waves, stormy.
[sublime.
i^iupjlpui^iujlrtaj a. that looks above
fiiupjpui^uiuuil([ a. that has a large
size, tall.
[mous, celebrated.
^uipJpui^n-^i a. very renowned, faPiapJpaiJuiii/i a. that has very high
branches.
a,

X^UtpdipUMditUUI O. \*IMMpAptuptMMppU3n-

a.

X^iupJipuiirtiihiTf ^jjp

be proud

f^tiiptipiui/uipif'

of,

[^utpJtpk-iai_ as.

to be selfcon-

s.

prosumption,

pride, arrogance, haughtiness.

f^uipJp.ujot, a. lofty,

lious, haughty.
iiuipJpiujo^,n,_p^tii

very high

[High.
the Most

f^tupjipn^nl^y O. X'lUpJiputJilutlb

fiiupjp

,}//j S.

f^tapnf,utf.^ui s.

morahst.
moral, morality.

^uipn/uifuou a. moralist
\^uipnj,uluouhj',

leg; S. ^uipJt^

tjf

S. ^muj/uou

vn. to moralize.

^ujpyuMitfiii a. natural.

moral, belonging to
moralist moral - I'Jiuumui^

^upniuili^Jb a.

morals

s.

ethics - ^f i#7/ii-/3-/-* morality, ethics - ftinuum morality <"-_

to moralize,
'i,hi_ - lunp^pj.,uly-ni-[3-[iti,u
to make moral reflections.
,

proud, superci-

s. morality.
that has the same dis[morally.
position or humour.

^uipnjM^ii/bnM-P^liJi,

s.

haughtiness,

pride, arrogance.
ui^ut/ vn.

to rise,

to

ascend, to rB-ascend, to surmount, to

exceed, to surpass ; to increase, to
grow to be proud, to pride one's self.
;

\c'iapipuii,j^ a.

bass-relief, bas-

^iiipJpni-P-p^% s. height, eminence,

elevation, act of raising up, summit,
sublimity, grandeur, highness.

iilipni-P-liiA

^u,pJpuiifainL.[3-[iiJk

^lupipai'iiiiiX,

f^uipJpiiipii/iiil.iMt/i s.

so-rilievo.

^uipnjui^fimni-P-'li s.

proud, lofty, arrogant, presumptuous.

[high place.
^uipApuiiTni-p a
fortified in a very
^uipipuiJliin

irjiy vn. to
ceited.

ftUJpJtputant-nutlth-ifj

to promote, to advance.

^u,pipuip-n.[i^a. that flies above.

Puf.^^u./i#^4iit.^^a.

haugh-

pride,

s.

tiness, arrogance.

much accumulated.

^u,f,ipuj^l^,f_a.

that has high branmany leaves, leafy.

a.

ches: covered with

remarkable, signal,

^iMipnjuililij a.

^uipnjuiuil^ii
fiuipn/ip

\^iupniiuluiliuJiMi^u

n/['j S. P"'//

Ctd.

Pi/.ni-/3-fJfc s. goodness, probity;

benignity, mildness, clemency; pro-

ceeds, produce.

;
.
;

;!

p,apnJbu,i,

98

PU.8

vine-branch;

*.

-3

p -

branch, bough, shoot.

crimination, imputation, calumny, false accu[lust.
sation; pretext; motive.
ftm^oi-^ra'i'jf;

fi^pni-pp

s.

p</,^^/Fu.ni-/?/riJfc

P0.8

concupiscence,

s.

uiniitru

Pum9

l?-'"L

Pm^^^iT, frjiy vn. to

pretend, to feign.
Pu,^<-/7^

good

j a.

tp-J^

if

you

ad. well

p-nM-l ,t,n.u-2b or j't" ^"

please or like ; - it-lriin.-P-li,X

<

a pros-

perous old age - illupqiMiuihgnni-P-liiii

good or sound doctrine - lyp a
good man; - /immtij to despise or to
scorn well - 4- ''*-t """ iP'^U i^ i^ ^
good thing for us to remain here - k
iliupq-ituthin
you say
or - k p>"^/7well, master "^ t - '^pt^/t >lb'"^i'' d'~
'ulru it is not well for man to be alone
uini-J-lri atitjn luni^-uin ^l^ 11 IS nOt a
,

good thing

to do

^uipt-n^hw,

ill

tr^li

of winter

pni-g

manners, custom,

S'pl.

disposition, inclination, conduct, manpnja p-uipn^.^

nature,
character, natural, disposition, incli-

ner of acting
-

^lu^n^^

ui'iippit

/upnj^in

r^iupls-^

good manners,
pure mo-

u/buipuim -

proud character ^/uA_

i^ujftii

lTifp-uibh-i_

corrupt

to

the morals; uirn^lri_ ip.uipa, to soften

the morals jlti-pn^ pw^m-iy^ [> IimmmiTiu^
,

tjLutnnM-tili

p.uinnL^

Liuuiiti-nn

B.utnnL^

joJ-ujpni-P'h, willingly, spontaneously.

^u,popn,-P-[n^,

s.

happiness, prospe-

rity, well-being.
a. open,
uncovered; p/^with an uncovered head, bareheaded; impudently; "^<>p -qp or -u.
with the eyes
'"is-p "i_ HT-P uikuiu'iikp
open, he saw nothing; -un- fe^tuqp or
-op hphuo^ with the face uncovered
p-n,fni^l_l, - ij_^uiijui^i to leave open the
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!
I - ^.u.gkp jl^k"!' go away from me
-k i - t - ad- far, very far quite
out, abroad; - [ -, openly, evidently;
pui^ni-uu, f, - from afar
far [ -[ in
a field, out of the city, in the country,

P#j

filunil_,

<

uiiup

/i

uiuip

ui'itj.p

/ - 4>o_
from crying;
int. never

past

is

to cease

forbid! come along! fy - 'f

pr. except, excepted, besides, save;
without.

no

God

^...^i^i-.u'i.^j;

scream

h^l

vn. to

cry out, to

to exclaim.

P/i,j^A^-/3-/>-'>' s.

exclamation.

fil.,a,l^a.

uncovered head,

with

ad.

bareheaded.
pim^mi-n/i, a. distaut, far off: diluted;

- -" ad. far, at a great distance,

sea-green.
; - ^iiAm^,
Py m.^t'/" a- bold-faced; shameless.
^ujuili-y lij a. absent, distant, re-

pale

very far

off.

^ihguiliiylir, Ir^uij vn. to

va. to benefit, to^do

to.

^wpp

t'""a *o S" away, to detrij-uii- i'lbii^uii^i gpmni-P-fiiX ,

I'

mote, far

to the just.

0. better.

^tiipt-n^^uiii-iijii

rals

-'

I'

morals

u/lrnu/lilrl

part [i
the rigour

\ -

tjf

f^uiftpirir,

nation

aj^utqipiP tO SUrpaSS
- p-umiiuiu to take away k-p^

many

air,

liiri^quiu,^ulii.,

(poplar).

good

under the open sty

to remove, to send away

open

in the

self, to

absent one's

go away.

^u,jju,iiu,jni-P-l,iJi s. absence, rimoval,

non-residence, distance.

^ui^iuliufbuin-nih a.

very or farther

removed.
divergent
tf-Jiir s
with open eyes.

Puij.4#/t<5
ui^op

iiiifmiip

evident, manifest,
formal, express.
^ui^uifiyinmlili Or uik" cid. evidently,
manifestly, intelligibly formally, ex-

puiju'/uym

fj

clear, intelligible

a.
;

pressly.
Piuji#y./uiArir, tjf va. to declare, to
to unset forth, to explain, to utter
fold, to clear.
P<ju./myi/f^o. declarative, determinative, significative, apodictical.
Piuyu///mn_p/fii. evideuce; expla;

nation

developement,

disentangle-

ment.
^ui^iu'b^ni-p-lii^i

diarrhoea

. looseness, flux,

excrement.

*piju.<i.u/4i"'i' s. gr.

^uijiun-m-P-Jiiii s.

ablative.

exception, abstrac-

tion.
puiifuiuiupui^ ad' negatively.

negative,
[vow.
deny, to disa^iu^tiiunL.pi,Jb s. denial, disavowal.
pu/_ju>uiu(<ii7/ a.

fiiujuiuirir, iitj/i va. to

pmj.^y^

s,

camp, campaign,

plain.

99
ufj a.

piji//i,

camp suburb
;

distant, far off;

interval.
[sible.

explainable, expresva. to explain, to

set forth, to declare, to specify, to express; to comment; to remove, to scatter.
Biuju'in/'/'^ a. explicative.

PbU

p^

"iinpa.

i_

^y _

bis

wisdom is with-

out measure.

piujiuinptrili a.

pu,jj.am[it-ir, k-tjl

;;

'

^ui^iuiiu,"!, a. sufficient,

fit,

capable,

competent, qualified s. worthy, capacity, ability; -* or U..#,^a- _ God,

Omnipotent, Almighty - ^At^^, to suffice, to be capable; -^/Ai-^,?/,i/A, to
content one's self; - utniii^u to enable,
;

vu. to removo, to
distinguish, to discern, to divide, to se-

ad.

parate.

sably, tolerably, so-so; - 4- it is enough,

Pju.i.;n4i-r, irgli

explanation, ex-

^uijuMinpni-P-liLi, s.

position, enunciation, elucidation; commentary, gloss ; ,an.tu%J[i% - specification; -ii^tuiiuin-puig the act of deciphering.
fiu,ja,pu/i, U.S. that opens
key, pick,

to capacitate

it

to content,

suffices

^4-

to

enough; .

sufficiently,

is

it

satisfy
-{,

pas-

not enough or

sufficient.

[potent.

^iit-iuliuM'iiiuqop

powerful,

a.

Y^uMt-iul^u^u/biuiTf ututut

omni-

vn. S. P"-#

lock; dilator.
^uiguipJiuili

Mug

much

a.

extended,

vast, ample, full; absolute, independent, despotic free distant, far.

dispensably; boldly, resolutely.

^,i,juMpiu,lini-p-liii, s.

distance, inter-

(i - a. ad. remote, distant,

^ - i^hu to absent one's self, to

[candid.
^uigh-pku a. barefaced, open ; frank,

quit.-

barefacedncss,
frankness, candour.

^ui^lrptruni^p-lii^

evidence

s.

evident, clear, open ad.

evidently, plainly, openly, clearly.
B.j4 '( - ad. very far ; from afar
f^iajt-pt-i. a.

out

S.

P#t.fr/r,

Puy

low, vile.
p#o fi ^"'3 fe. P'^J
\*iuqiuihpl^ or \^"'3p"p''pli futuiiujir^ to
unveil ; to lose all shame, to be shameless.
^ui,jni.uiir

ng

s.

opening hiatus.
;

of opening, opening,
discovery, expansion, extent.
^u^ni-'Jh s. act

pu>jni-i/i

^ fwy

fei

f,

capacity, abili-

- ad.

far,

very far

P"y

be ca-

vn. to suffice, to

to furnish

to suffer.
f^uit-tjni-jui'iilrj; nt-ijl< va. to render
sufficient, to give sufficiently ; to satisfy, to content; to suffice.
t^uiM^lmj cqli

ifui^

labyrinth.
fi,itM^wiaili,MrAi-i-

fiiut-iiiiM^

maze,

s.

[labyrinth.
in the shape of a

a.

Pp/i-fc s.

noise, confused sound.

Pp"<-4.

pplit"3

crest,

s.

comb, cox-

comb.
P^tjj/i/

P^frj^

consul

loj s.

ma-

yor; prince;

.{.njuu/iimli -f, , proconsul.

^q.lr^.ni-[3-lt^i s. consulate.

pi-^i-4

abject, despicable,

a.

^ui^i^^irjliti

/rjf[,

pable, to be able

val, great extent, breadth.

B<j-i;

s.

competence, aptness.

^ui^iupiuiliasuil^u ad. absolutely, in-

far

f^iuM.a,fiu/i,n,.[3-l,ii,

ty,

f^tr^uiji

s.

repair.
^/rqfrli s.

[derbolt.

suu

light

thun-

Belial ; devil, demon.

pA-4 a. broken; deject.
^bliu/hlr,r, plrli[, va. to break
to
break to pieces ; to crack, to split; to
dishearten.
pt^iui/,./", phliui, vp. to break; to
lose courage, to be discouraged; to
^/rJfuMp

ui) s.

refiect.

[gible.
pt^/iAnri-m u. brittle, frail ; refranpt-^uip s. tribute, impost: vicar.

P^^pfr^ a. broken interrupted, discontinued: full of caresses, effeminate,

;

"who lives, sleeps in the open

air; shelterless; ad. uncovered, in the
open air, under the open sky ; - //'**-/_,
to sleep, to lodge in the open air or
under the stars to pass the night in

p-kts

"

the fieldspu.- *. end, limit; sufficiency ;-^,

imp.

it

suflSces,

it is

enough

v.

liJiuumni-,

soft, affectedly delicate, affected; *.

affected woman."
pA-^p^i^j/T i-j^i f^t^pt-fi^ir, Irj/itij vna.
to break, to break to pieces ; to reflect ; to prim ; to stammer, to stutter
mus. to quaver.
pt^pi-^ni-.'ffi s. fracture
refraction
;

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ture;

discouragement, despondency.
Pi-^mt J-, lrj[> va. to break to pieces,
to break.
7f.-y,

byssus, muslin.
a. of byssus.
Pt,^ut.n^, pt,^//->/. a. fruitful,
fecund.
Pfr4t^, nj

s.

pt^t^tuy, P't^t^-iP'

filri^iin-nplrir, i-_jf va.

make

to

fruit-

fecundity, to produce.
f^t,^uit-nitn,j3-^Jb s. fecundity.
Ptir, pti/p 7j ,11^ 3. step ; sanctuary seat, bench, bar ; tribunal.
fitJ'uI^a/i, a. s- that beholds the altar

ful, to

PbP

100

PbP

quaver; affected ways, lolling, grimace.

ng s. fragment, piece, morpilrlinp
^ini-utirn^ ruDDisn.
ouinuiba
^
sel
^/^lin^-JL s. breaking; rupture, fracfraction; refraction; rebuff;

inflection;

bad news

to bring

name

of or in the

fcyi^w

^ - ma^nt-i, to

^-g

sing, to warble;

mL-pn^, on account
of some one ; ftJl -,

-y with one voice,

unanimous - / ^;^/ b 4kp"i/ -y
lying upon one's face c%^ - witk-ij to
repeat incessantly; puAu ^-i^f^ij^o
Jl-,f;

pii-l.

JJin^k

>

>

>

suggest, to hint

-^

T^patfui^ S. Pu/j.

Pfr
"P"y a. that has the mouth
open, open-mouthed ; delighted to admiration ;flrf. open-mouth, open-mouth-

ed

Uhutgj l^uMi_jMjitiT^it-U

gape

it^fi ^lyh-u to

iMQnt-^y-uii_jy

to

after, at, for,

desire ardently, to long for impatiently,

to

contemplate open-mouth.

^irpuAuiibp a. ad. with the mouth full.

?-k-pu,%uiinj}>- a. that says whatever
comes uppermost; not fasting; glut-

or sanctuary

tonous.

course delivered from the chancel, the

freedom of speech gluttony state of

a person who is not fasting.

; clerk, clergyman.
^tiHuuiu^nM-P-pJii s. oration or dis-

pulpit or the tribunal.

fikiilinp^s. a note in music.
n-pt n-uA^ s. burden, load,
ptfx.'fc
weight ; cargo ; duty ; bale.
ptniuiij^^ . porter,
pt/iiu/pu.^^
,

bearer, labourer

waggoner.

convey-

a.

burdened.

ptnimt-n^tj/*,

to load, to

Irjp vtt.

[ed.

burden.

ptn4u.t.n^f J", t-jiy vn. to be burden-

pp

int.

pt^

come now

"J

fj

s.

come on

^trpuAuiliuifj. lid

nj

s.

product, fruit

a not

mouth entrance, open;

less

form

^Irpu/biuqnM^uihlrJ't "'-ijb ^^- ^^

P-lrpq.

^j

s.

itself

makO

fortress, castle.

governor of a casof a fortress, castelgarrison.

ii/y *.

commander

tle,

Pt^^iJ6-^
of a fortress.

tunli^u/litrij

become dumb.

p "CI) ^tupJiiMiUlrf^
to kill with the sword,
to put to the sword [ - umlniA at the
beginning of the famine ; puui -, each,

llninttnhf

-ni\_ uni^ulrp^

cork.

bit, bridle,

a mouth, to open, to flow away, to

stream.
^hpufiiui^uii. a. that has a pain in
the mouth ; * sore mouth.
^irpufiiMu^J, ad- with the moiuth.

lan -^

s.

ipik/j to

narrow entrance of a harbour o- f - face to face;

defile anus
rote /> - ifftmlrij
heart,
by
^y
t-' t ~W
ni-uiit%lru UJnini-lj nt^itr/j to lOam by
heart; - upy edge - it-t-mnj mouth;
ing;

rifice

gag; a.
with the mouth shut, dumb, speech^irpu,%u,^u,ui

^t-p^aii[utij
,

too great a

a mouth, an aperture, to open.

in music.
i^tpu/i,

s.

^irpu/bu/hiuir, uijiy.vn. to

^t-aSiiui^pnt-P [i^it s. carriage,

ance cargo.
ptnimi-n^

^irpu/iiiuini-h-ni-PIt'^

'

guard of a fortress, garrison.

f-i-pj.u,Jhipuini.piiiJi, s.

war against

a fortress.
*.

the interior or centre

much a

head, apiece luqMuipulikp

uiiiyiiujjU every one or body cried
out, all the people cried out - J-n,in_
orator of the assembly or counIsA'
so

cil; iu.

for

you

i^iihsl'
;

.f*"t~' ^^

^-^A^ /A^.

-y

speak
m-pm-p
to
"^^^^

write under dictation /> -u il!iilri_, 4^_

MtMtlip^ UIIIIIMltUt[l/, p 'll"ip Ullilu/hjllt tO
all upon one's face ; ty'l'
- un.'iin,-i_,
;

^hpii.uipii.iri_ a.

imprisoned in a

for-

tress,

[garrison.
^irp^iru/i, s. pi. fortresses, castles
^t-pirir, ptpfi va. to carry, to bring,
to bear
to produce ; to conduct, to
lead back, to drag along; to provoke;
to refer
to render ; to suffer, to support ; - ^ru/bni^p-lit^b to imitate to
resemble, to be like ; j^igkuiim - ^t-ig,
it^u, to feign, to dissimulate, to pre;

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PbP
Pfa-O.
10 I
tend - ^if. Jpy hphumi, to give thir- n.-j,[, va. to rejoice, to give joy, to rety for one - ^^o. to give sentence
create, to divert, to delight, to enli- ^ip-nM-p-liiX to be silent, to hold ven, to please.
one's tongue n^ e-t-p^ aiuhi_ liiupi^ p.,u^
be
f^^p'ip["/'< t^3"!j vn. to rejoice, to
'ii[iu
the order of mine discourse does
delighted, pleased.
not permit me to say ; - <>^^<./7^^1>
^irplipnt-P-lfijii s. joy, mirth, content;

{Aif. ni-Jtr^

one 5

to hate, to dislike some

f^i- nt-dh-o to envv
- u[,urmnL.p-l,^, /fh^ m-Jh^

'UtaluuaiiJi

some one

some one to be offended t ii-npir - to make use of; ^/_

^ni-pii. - [A^ ni-Jhp
to consult, to take
counsel with some on^jn^^-, to strengthen one's self, to become strong ^
- ijjiiuaji ni-pn^ to euvy tho glory of
some one f ^aiTuip f, 4<^il - to
count, to enumerate .i^ - to cause
to be conveyed, to despatch; [ ,^u,u,

to be angry with

delight, gaiety, agreeableness, satisfaction, complaisance,

mildness.
^hpnua, s portage, carriage exigence tendency; prone ness, propen-

ment pleasure,
,

sion

jf-zj"

*^

'

(iSh p.lrpk-u

remember

[i

ouiiaputam^n^^
[ut-ipu Jtp, you tell us
;

strange things.
^irp^j; php.y vp. to go to carry or
to bear one's self; to be inclined, to
lean; to behave one's self, to act;
juMpiJufbt; pjrp^fi what adHp^'i- "t"'-'"
;

vantage will result from

it ?

-.to

travel, to voyage; to be busy

with mundane things; nmn. hp^p.i. - to
travel round the world to shed on the
earth uApimpp /Aq. Jhipi - to be given
up to sin ^/"/ uiuif-p or pJrplrmi^ ijt^
to be taken
%t-i_, to go here and there
hither and thither; ^?-/^- jo/r/Ao^ Uu.
mniJty to observe the laws of God
- p i^npb-uiJini-ith ft i^jJ^P tO fall iuto
ruin, to fall down / 'uuil.nu'bi or iu#^
,

tree piT,.hl^,y
ny, rosin.

fuu/hiuM.-, to envy, to covet

fi

p.u,piii.^

Pji or p.uMplin^3p - to get angry ^i^

^fipufb -, to sweat, to perspire; L. uyijip
A_ np ijllf'P p.l^p^^ ut^
ffWrt. unuo^ plrpph
uu.^buiijb and so on for the rest, as
,

follows.
,

^irpl,piuJi,tn a. joyful,

s.

content, delight; phplipuiiio^ ad. deliciously.

[cheerful.
^k-plipmiMiuimuip o. joyful, joyous,
i^tp/ipuipuip a. gay, joyful, that gives
joy, delightful, pleasant.
^k-pl^ph-iT,

hijfi

junipercolopho-

i,utu,ui,nyu to nail

to
ill

i,m'uh-i_ ii_pli---lTnii

unnail; plrL.lrn.nil_ q- p-uiilihij one

chases another; (diamond cut dia-

mond).
^ir,.yn.u,.npir

s.

nailer, nail-maker

nailery.

-n,-[3-^ii,,

^ir,.irn.,ui[u.ui

^t^.-irn.mu/[!bii. u. nail-

ed, fastened with nails.

Pt^t/i..Jt. a. cuneiform.
Pfr^t/LtiT, tjf va. to nail, to nail up,
to fasten with nails.
PA^ P^p '' rich, potent;

P^u.^

s.

P^^u..r, u,jf,

to

hum,

to

p^.i..%

ol oh!

int.

goat castrated.

{iq^iT,

murmur.
P^i/V *

trgl;

vn. to

Ijuzz,

buzz,

hum.

scarab, beetle ; stag-beetle cockchafer.

P^,>n<.^ s. hot. myosotis, mouse-ear,
[devil.
forget-me-not.
Beelzebub ; satan,
^kir-iq.irpn,.,l^ s

p^^^, t^nf

Pt^f

1SI

^^JP4-4

cover
prince, bey.

^i^J-

s.

s.

-Qi^j, eJ-ikb
civet, civet-oat.
P4;2.,

P4-a- *.

curtain.

"Uv

beaver,

back, shoulder

of a weaver's comb.
fi[3^n^u. a.

handle
[fuse.

stupid, dull, heavy, ob-

cheerful.

belveder, stage.
pi. joy, mirth, pleasure,

^b-pltpu/iin^ s.

^irplipuAi^

lin-k-L;

pA-.-t., j,, tug . nail: pole; q-uip^

plrt-hn-uig , nail-trado ; ptn-h-n-o^

Hii

[ii-p^pta^^
^hplipuilhp
^hpiipuiliui'u a. joyful, delicious, delightful, pleasant, diverting, delectable; content, cheerful.
^trplipuiji

or

[uJtJ-

pitng

turpentine.

fertility.

a. fruitful, fertile.

Pt-i-4*/. s. turpentine-tree;

- ^ 'l^p'y

2png to walk on the waters; ^A^ f^pkbp

inclination

p/. .-t^l!. ..nj *.

f^hppP

plrp^pt-jal-jui^itir

fiPuAi^L.-r. a.

obtuse-angled, obtus-

angular.
*P/?,%jm% s. gr. grave accent.
^Pu,gncgui%yir, nL.gi,, f^pirir, %f,
^pirgnL.gu.'i.L-.r va. to blunt, to make
less sharp or piercing, to take oif the
point, to rust; to stupify , to make
stupid or heavy.

02
^P-t'l", li^My vn.

keen

dull, less

grow

to

make

one's self

"/,4 a. ad.

be

dull,

stupid, to

several,

rusty.

..i^J-iupi-p

pqji

to

of several shapes or kinds,

many, multitudinous.

^ln-ftiulfiilrty a.

pcAu.4% a. blear, bleared

stones.
^lit-piMiuilrin

^J-J-ul.npit

talismanic,

a.

that

makes talismans or amulets.

PcAj-iuip.

pi

s.

talisman

amulet,

phylactery.
^'f'l'zh

pJ-ihl'

>

p<f-ii'"j

s.

physician,

doctor.
i^J-^ui/juA a. medical.
f^J-^u^^ui'i.nup^i

physic, medicine.
physician.
place of cure ; doctor's
s.

vJ-^iMxi,i{tu, s. first

f^J-^u,puM,

s.

shop; medical book.

recovery, dressing; medicament, medecine, remedy.

pJ-ni a. bleared.
[eyes.
^J-nu-l-j; irguij vu. to havB bleared
\'J-nmnt-P^l,L%
P/'P

pfI'

'

Mearodness.

s.

ppy

the eye.

P^P^

to pip, to chirp.

s.

blearedness.
^[i_s. azure, bright blue.

^ibP^i FiP-"'3 s.loaf; cake, bun.

^ituilp, s. a. cover, lid; that has

ph^[,j

p5-j

s.

spot, stain

sun-

to blame, to find fault with, to accuse,

to criticise, to censure, to calumniate.

spur of a cock, etc.

s. large stick, club,

s.

ppl' FP"-^

cudgel.
P^^". a. big, coarse, aukward, rude,
clownish, rough, rustic, wild, base, ungenteel, clumsy, heavy, impolite, dull,
ignorant, brutal.
P^'-r
a.

-fyu ad.

"s "-j s. myriad ten thoumuch, many, several;-,-,,,

ten thousand times, several
I

times, often.
Pfi.^u,p/.-,nt.i

abundant.

cataract in the eye, blind.

^i^liiiliir, y^uij vn.

have a cataract

to

fiii^p.nM.p-[,i.%

s.

state of a person
web in the eye,

a.

very

Y^i^LBunt-quMbh-iI'^ nt-q^

y^fit-qnt-qu/lilrj'

obscure the sight, to blind

to

blunt, to rust.

sand;

{iip-ui^, t< ""3 * ^ohe of the ear; upiny, auricles of the heart; - i^piit
lobe of the lungs.

va. to

burning; blot, blemish; soil; small

pustule; a. spotty, nasty; ^^j,
web;- f '/i"^aif mole, mark, spot;
-^ uil-uiiTu/bq^f, flaws, specks in a diamond - ^y^, -u 4,^4,t^, ^,i.^, ^

P/""

vna. to crystallize.
crystallization.

ni.j[,

^pi-pt^ilu,jnM-3i, s.

P/<cA, pJ-n/ s.

P/t

a. crystalline.

cataract or
obscurity of vision.

papyrus bark, peel, skin

parchment, book.

^[.L-pir.lu/i.iruj'i,

who has a

f^^pt^iT, Irjl, vn.

P/<*-

branches or boughs.
^ln-piui-np a. ten thousand or ten millenaries; thousand, many^ immense,
numberless.
p/,L^4-,^, ujj s. beryl ; crystal.

in the eye.

pupil, apple of

*.

many wounds.
having many

that has

^I,^pu.uu,lri^ a.

%hir,

Pc/^A-^, s. curable.
PJ^/r,r, tjf va. to cure, to physic,
to remedy, to dress.
f^J-^i-P-[,Li, s.
cure, attendance,

commander of ten
tt^t ^^^ *en thousand

s.

fi[,i-p,aui[,

horses
,

having many precious

[thousand soldiers.

fruitful,

very

[lours.

^l-pujq.yb a. ad. of a thousand cot

P/,^^,u,^^, ^[.puilitrpui, ^[..-puiUlU,,

P^t.^ pii-nj
,

s. hill,

hillock.

hillock, knoll.
^[puijfi, gi-ya.s. inhabitant of a hill.
P^-u,^,

u,_3 s.

^irmfuMiinA, ^triui-np a, spotted, stain-

ed, faulty.
^ttuit-nplrJ',

irjp va, to spot, to soil.

Ps^fr,rS. P/'*- Y^,tJ-.

ps-^s^ s. louse ; ^ui,itri_

to free

from

^-

to louse,

lice.

^tfli,u% a. spotted, soiled, vicious,

dishonest, uglyp6^;Ju,%ni./3/,Ll, J. spot, soil, fault,
ugliness, deformity.

va. to

produce, to cause

to spread

to pour.
^,it,lr, ir^iu) vn. to flow, to drop, to
gush, to stream, to spout out to derive, to emanate, to come, to proceed,
to arise, to spring from.
{^ii/un^-Sh s. source, gush, eruption;
emission, spiration, proceeding, ema;

nation.
p,^,-4, p,^n,.,^. pot,

earthen vessel.

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BID.

P^^4i y a. luxurious, lascivious, lewd, lecherous.

luxurj, licBnfiigiMj/un^ni-P-l,^'!,
s.
tiousness, incontinence, lasciviousness.
p2<7i2r, pXTiiuji s. cell of a honey-

comb.
physics.

Piiput//.-/3^/-% s.
^'hiMip.utp

ad. naturally.

natural

a. native,

f^ii.uiAm/i

5f.i_

native country.

P'fcrap'3" a.

natural, innate.

P%./5.4-m *.

pi.iy.f"4"'^' s- physical.
fK%,^[nni.p-liL3,

s.

physics.

inhabit, to dwell, to lodge, to reside,

to make abode, to sojourn, to settle, to
occupy - /i J[,ujul^i to cohabit.
Piu/^tm.^ s. dwelling, lodging, residence, abode, station.
^"iMUMlilT^ni-^a/blTir, nt-jf Va. tO lodgB.
P%/4/f^ a.s. inhabiting, dwelling ; in,

P-%ui^[ip

s.

^%u,lin^Mali

metaphysical.
Pi/u^Ayn-/3^/"-* s. metaphysics.
P'^ia^iAyopk''' ad. metaphysically.
piiui^^[i% s. physiognomist; natural
[sical.
philosopher.
^'iiuMifipiiuMliui'i,

^'buiiftfiinj, s.
^"tiuMinjir s.

a.

physiognomic phyphysiognomy; physics.

a.

chymist.

^,u[niJru,liu!h a. chymical.

laboratory.
chymistry.
physiologist; moralist;

^"huiin^ii^mpu/ii s.

PtruY'.-6-ot./?/.i-'fc s.
P-%1.,/,,0,,

s.

apologist; veridical, truth-telling.

^"jiuifiiouuiliii/ii a. physiological.
^'iiuifiioalrtr, A-j/f vn. to philosophize
to discourse of natural things.
^'btujueiint-PJis. physiology; physics.
P%/ii5-/A a. innate, natural.
uij a.s. inhabitant, native, in^"biuli
digenous ; inherent habitation, dwelling sepulchre, tomb.
P^/.^/4/fy a. that dwells together ;
cohabitant.
^'iiu,liu,li^ni-P-lii3ii s. cohabitation.
- - I'Jaiuuiui^
^iiuMliu/ii a. natural
iikp -;ip philosopher physician ; -%
genitals -^, physics ; -.p uipm-uig
ly/u, opk"!'.^ .'light of nature, natural law.
^MUjIiMu'butp.iup ad. naturally.
,

^umJiI,^ a. of the same nature or essence, consubstantial that dwells together, cohabitant.
^'builinjup-fiii, s. habitation, inhabitation, inhabitance, dwelling, residence
station, lodging, home, establishment,
;

camp, encampment.

P?.^/A3<"4A

habitant.

house habit, custom.

text.

P>ju.^/>/ s. original,

ral.

native country.
natural philosopher.

pHiui^uii-uin. s.

'

Pt/ra^wi-n^ a. settledVesident'; natu-

theme, text.

fi'bt^p.uA s.

-<"n-,

p%n

03

sepulchres.
consubstantiality

li>yiu'iip.
s.

PiBf;jrj/.../?/rjfc

cohabitation.

extensive valley.

^"iiiaAnp s.

f'liuiiniimhui'i, s.

original.

country, reign.
of the same country,
native ; s. countryman, compatriot.
f.%,uuiuiurn,.l3^l,cii s. natural history.
piu/^/A^ ,/#i4A-r va. to exterminate,
to destroy entirely, to extirpate ; - ^._
**y_f to be exterminated or extirpated.
owner, master,
p%u>i/t^ s. true
prince.
piui.. [nj a. all, total, entire ; - n^,
"i_-> - t"k "i_' not, none, never, noP'fc.2/""'p4 *

pi>i^</u/^4/i( a.

thing;-, absolutely
throughly.

tuli

ptititii-fii/fE.

ad.

totally,

f^t/tut-ftir

entirely,

everywhere

o. p%i//*_ act.

natural, innate ; - joJ-iu^

pnt-Pl^i, temper, inclination.
Pt/u.t.<7^ a.

nt-^li

va. to habituate, to

P^/.ui-n^/r./",

ty^

habituate one's

accustom.

vu. to

custom or

self.

p%<ui.o^/i_/?/.Li#

s.

habit,

custom

character, temper, disposition, nature,

humour, inclination, genius.
p^/^i-n.'fc
if.ii.^'fig s. cantharides.
PV' P^'f 4 natural, innate, original, proper, radical, native, natural,
indigenous - ^aiiiuip,uili^nM^p-liiii state
of a native -^< s. aborigines.
Pi^oi, /3 . mite, farthing, obole^'hn,-[3-ir%u,lifi^ a. of the same nature,
,

naturally.
naturals. nature,

^"biuliiJtiiuuika ad.
fi'bia^u/iin't-p-liL.'i,

ness

simplicity.
P%.(i^u/% j. habitation, house, home,
lodging, dwelling, chamber.
;

p%u#4u#.4r a.
full

adapted for lodging;

of habitations.

>

consubstantial.

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inclination, genius; birth, naturalism; person, hypostasis; quality,

mour,

manner sex <//.ni_fr^ k "i_ b'''i_< it

a shadow and not a substance s//'
- i-iu^u'iiu.j L- p-iL^b,,^ all kinds of flesh
;

pay the tribute of nature;

to

/.^fru,?.,

i,uimnt-jjiJliyi_ ijifiupli pfen^.^

a all HatUre IS IH
commotion or confounded; t* ungui
fAni-P-tuiiip '^'tpiTu.iii'jb these are by
origin Germans Jp p-k jtf-pJ^ pfc"'-.
p-h'i.k l^f. tie-'-'ih, did he say it out of
his own head ? [Am^p-lrun/p^ ad. natu-

n.nnnn.Jnt uaniupuMCrnn

really, truly; physically personally, hypostaticaily.

origiB'iiniL.oo,, p - ad. naturally,
[Foar.
nally, radically.
Pi,^tr, tg^ vn. to bellow, to low, to

rally

bellow, roar
basket sack.

P>/nt-2fi

P"P

*.

s,

pn^

sound.

buffalo.

s.

gentian.

nj s. boi.

pn^,

pnpnf^'fc

/.J

uij

whore, prostitute,

sf.

strumpet, street-walker.
a. whoremonger, whoremaster, that
keeps a strumpet, that frequents bro-

thels, lewd, lecherous, lecher.

p/7^u,%.r,

one's

vn.

"'j-y

to prostitute

pojuimntii. brothel, baws. pimp, go-between.

^n^pjf.^ s. illegitimate child, bas,

pn^uLu,^

tard, whoreson.
P^x-/3^//ti s.

whoredom,

prosti-

tution, whoring.
\^nJ-nJ-

bell, rattle

p/yn^

mj
;

I'jf

s.

boll.

Small bell, hand-

coral.
a.s. all,

total, 'entire

dity, circle, orb.

tt.

rouud, circular, orbi-

ad. roundly, circularly.

^ninpu/iiituui a. circularly situate.

^ninp.u'iini.k^

devoted.

tt.

[rotund.
orbicular
^"irrd" " round, circular,

all things.

^ninpntll-iip.

^ninpn^jfii ad. all, entire-

ly, totally, quite,

utterly

^ninpni-p-fi^i, s.

a. all.

wholc, total ; round-

ness, rotundity.

^nf^pn^ab s. rotundity; roundness,

completion, accomplishment,
end.
p/4 a. ad. barefooted.
^n^uifiiuij a. that walks barefooted.
circle

to pull off one's

^nliu/iiuiir, uiij'y vn.

shoes or stockings.
^nliui^ni-ga/l-yj; n,-glt Va.

to pull off

[nel.
stockings or shoes.
P/i^A-^ S' ring biscuit, simnel, crack[person.
p/>^no.% a. barefoot, -ed.
Pn^/j._/3^fiA s. state of a barefooted
Pn4 s. slaver: dark.
^n^pn^kj-, tj^ vn- to foam, to
slaver ; to grunt.

po4f/iiA^
pny^p/j^,
;

s.pl.

threat.

^j,uy, 03

s.

shoot, sprout,

bud, germ.

Po^^njra^^^ a. having many shoots.

P/7/^poi-./', tj^ vn. to bud, to bud
again, to pullulate, to shoot, to germinate, to sprout.
Pi,^pn^/ii-ifi# s. germination.
P<7^i^, /rj s. horse-radish; ^aipi^p -,
radish.
[little horn.
Pny^ni.^ s. HBw hom of anlmals,
pijijirp
n/ uMg s. appeal complaint,
recourse; claim, lodging an appeal; ,

^ninpuiJilri-

every body, every one,

jnt.lk s.pl. all,

gar-

bud, button environs; - if-fip, primer.

[cular.
^ninpu,h-[,p a. circular, round, orbi^n/npuili a.S' round, circular circle,
circuit, orb.
[make round.
P/yn^ju^fr./", tj// va. to round,
to
^ninpuMii,.[3^l,^ s. roundness, rotun-

land, crown, circle

cular

scion

[dy house.

whore.

self, to

^nqu/iiiig

[caust,
rotund.
^ninpuiuimni^ tt. all offered ; *. holo^n/npL-ir, strgff nffl. torouud ;to crown,
to finish to environ, to surround, to
begird to bring together.
^ninpui^'ii a.

!-

is

and fowl

pna

104

pni,

ptmi./3fiA * nature; eesenoe, substance ; being, entity ; the elements ;

disposition, constitution, temper; hu-

all

offerod,

protestant.
protcstantism.
vu. to appeal, to comto lodge an appeal

^nqripuiliui'ii s.a.

^niia_pii,lii%nt-i3-^L% s.
f^a.inpirir, irj[>

plain, to claim

to complain.
^nirp.l_^,u s.

silk-worm.

pn.yp^ii s. sound, resound, detonation, crash, great noise, explosion;

echo;
upXuiiiyij *o resound, to
clap; to crack.

very

ppi

[3-,a'iij s.

thumb a tuning
:

pin.

;;
,,

pnp
^yf-

103

remedy.
* company, body,

cure

1,

Pwi.' e-"'-ip3

^nm

as-

sembly -^ ast pleiades.

Bij/*- s. nourishment; expedient.
pn/i,

p.t^ing

nest niche

s.

X^np^nuut^iuiTt Y^np^nuiyjili a, mOUldy.

^nppnu[iir, t-i/iuj vn. to mouldy, to

dwelling,

lodging - ^jit^, /iu,n...^^^,t/j to nestle,

to make one's nest; 4u.iA-^ /. pniAj,
to take out of the nest.
Pyu pnt-anr/ s. herb, plant, simple
Tegetative body ; - (LMupmug -^ piim-^
P'lru/b p.iunp p-nt-lltiii
nature, temper,
natural character
upiiulihi_, to bud,

grow mouldy,

t^nppnpliui

mation, fire
rapture.

f^nppnuh-tT, /rap
*

e-"'-vl'3

smell

scent,

P''

nt-j/r

aroma.

on

Y^ntinn

^nlinunu

S*

"wild OX.

yellow southernwood.
gipsy man or woman.
P"i2/ P^ia; * nag.
Pnn. nj s- homot, droue.
P"in/. a. blood- colour.
^nunpuiir a. Toddened.
X^nunpuylih
^nunputinfiui a* roddlsh,
red, dyed red; colour of blood.
Pn^, pnil^ i/^i_j s. furnace, forge,
ooppel
mine chimney, stoTe grief,
affliction heat, ardour.
^n^'ii.iu/i a. all, total, entire, perfect, complete -1> the whole, the total,
together.
\,g s.

y*niliuun.ix/i^

\^niluMltn.utl^uMfM^u

ddw all,

entirely, totally, completely.

^niluifiii-ui^lrir, tr^fi va. to assBmble,
to gather to complete, to accomplete,
to accomplish, to finish to contain, to
inclose, to comprehend ; fi iiuiiruia-aufu
-I to abridge.
;

^n^loAif-ai^nM-P-Jiiii s.

total,

totality,

sum, amount summary, abridgement,

;

contents

completion.
vn- to

Poi/Ar./", trj[,

pn^/rTCm/ip
;

to suffer;

to

brown,

P"^

ir^f,

in-

to parch.

^j
wood-fretter.

^npiMi/i

P"/'F'_

farcy.

s.

A'

dark, mist ;

nitre,

2/

a.

a passion

be mad.

to

P/7pp/;p/i^ a.

inflammatory.

f^nppnunM^Jht O. \*"Pp'l
\*nplrtu% IrLhq t X^nplrhp
,

pfii

/rj s.

f*mp^

pff

hyena.

^npl[i,ii[r s. thistle.

f^npnm

[,j

Icprous

uij a.

scabby,

itchy, scurvy.
X^npnuih-ifj
nL.j[i

va. to

'^31'

\*npninlrqnt-qMMt!/triPf

render leprous or scurvy.

X^npnutluftUMtTt utquij

vn. to

^npnmni-P-liiii
p/7j

f^npnmpift Irqiin

be or become leprous or scurvy.

,

s.

nj s. flame-;

leprosy.
fury ; -

itpiuililri_,

to flame.
p/iyiu^n/% a. flame-colour.
^njuiluuinSi a. mixed with flame, ardent, inflamed.
[brightness.

pnju>^iu^ni.d&

s.

brilliancy,

lustre,

^njia6^un-iui_ a. that flames, flaming,

inflamed ; kindled, burnt

pass
above the flame; to burn, to kindle.
{inj/uii^i^^a.

buming, inflam-

mation, deflagration.
pnju<;(^6- a. that burns, consumes
^ngu,lii,uiif.nji, a.

YnquiTCuMT!CiiMby^

mothy, worm-eaton

ilfiiyu to get moth-eaten.

Pn/. nj s. leprosy, itch,
,

f^npp_p[nr, h^ui/ vn. to be inflamed,

kindled, to flame, to crackle ; to be in

like flame.

mow-worm[; moth,

s.

^nmninuililrp a.

.f-pmumnL-g

^njiMiiiliqntji {iii s.

vn. to torrefy, to toast,

S. pnli..

pnoinur,

spice

perfume.

^nq^phj-,

kindle, to set

burn to warm, to heat to

to

f^njui^pqtrir, tj/. va. to flame, to

aromaties,

s.

fire,

blazing.

be able;

to wait, to expect.

cense

f^nppjrufrqni-qti/jtfi-i/'f

va. to inflame, to

rekindle, to revive.

p/>%i</n s. hot.

*pnj/zy

effervescence ; fervour,
[ed, with great heat.

P"fp!pi P/p'!f"^"<i5/ a. hot, inflam-

to pullulate.

loVeS

P"7PP

become musty.

to

pirppnpliuinri a. that

mire or mud lascivious, lewd.

^nppnp s- heat, violent heat, inflam-

musty.

pna

finppnu ,p,r>/t. mould, mouldiness,

mustiness ; niiilri_
-^ to smell

scurf; -

[vein of nitre.

borax

4*^

brightness;

abundant.

-/.

heat;

[eyes.

that has
X^nqutbpy

sparkling
a. flaming,

blazing, bright, brilliant, sparkling.

^ngu,'b\,i.i3- a. made or composed of
flame or fire, luminous s. angel.
;

\^nqu
.p-[,i5, s. act of sending out
P#ot
flames.
pnqui*ni^< a, that sends out flames.

pnh

106

'^ ^^^ ^^^^

t pi-IA t-'i l- qj^-kb
day of Easter - p.uipyk^'i-tr'"''' quinitself;

like a flame, flaming, blazing, spark[leaves.

ling, bright, brilliant.
PojoB.fr^t<- a. furnished with red

>

quagesima Sunday - puiplr^uiir, intimate friend.

Pn JVtiT, %^ ^n^^.r, h^mj VU. tO
;

luminous

of flame,

fi.jh,iki a.

s.

one's

angel.
p<n.

poi_/3^

edge

blunt,

a.

p/?/

worn

is

obtuse angle
gr. grave accent.
^pM.%

- -^s^f"

whose

dull,

heavy

stupid,

s.

PiiS-

horned-owl.

u/ii^

"mc"'h

one's nest; to place

self.

p^/^4

owl.

/Tj S.

P/7<.t2r.

make

nestle, to

s.

small nest.
clod, glebe.

*^nii,liu.^s. nest-egg.
^nH.lik'i' a. cells,

Po_^

bubo

fL2i"y

"'t

pigeon-holes.
* ctyst ; bladder

carbuncle.
p... p.n-nj s. lime

Pn-/?.o4 "y * thumb ; prop, support; pin, peg coppel, crucible ; cork;
ring put on the thumb.
^ni-P-u/blilt^ s. obtuse angle.

plaster ; varnish,
; hand ; violence,
force, tyranny; a. tyrant, usurper; impetuous, furious, fiery, spirited, energetic, unruly, vehement, vigorous, an-

curative ; medicinal.

gry, enraged, tyrannical, predominant,

powerful; ad. violently, ardently;
with violence.; - li^ , a handful; -

cure, to heal, to
physic to deliver; - iia-uBpuMi-t to quench
or slake thirst.
^nu.J-nL^ s. cure, recovery of health;
treatment, dressing of some disease or
^HL.J-lrj', lrg[i va. to
;

wound; medicament, remedyPn-/.2a-i/.4

S'

drugs, groceries.
f^ni-lu^pH s. chimney.

f-ni-ir

pb

u#j

pni-^w^uit/
peutic.

s.

ip-h/j /. l^pui) .^Irlj tO forCe,

to offer violence - i,uipliu/iitru to un-

,nXlri_,

dertake

[,

- uipliuflihij uinini-ij qjnuni/p

to treat, to dress

nourish, to

to fatten-

hazard, to expose one's self to peril;

/. - if-wij ii4At/j to be taken, seized,
arrested - 7-4-<" or 7-t"z n^,lri_, to aim
at,
f^nciiuipt-ir a.

P/K-uo/^A-uui

match.
nourishment, mainte-

0-.

nance.
bud, germ,

s.

^hlSi, ^tfy nj s, nature, native, origin, spring, root; stock, stalk, trunk,
,

stem

stake,

army ancestor
;

baggage
camp,
a. own, natu-

chief:

cipal; - lu^iiMt/inu^p
socket; - utm/ii,
shaft of a column; /. -, j-, i^'i'^i^h -,
Jlfb^L. ^- /> pi/.
to the end, entirely
,

the night ; - ^ p*'4 ad.

naturally, by origin ,-(i'iitr[iu J'mu!i,lri_,
to enter precisely, exactly ; ^ - /.u^
ni-uu/iihij to learn thoroughly ; 1^n^ "p

^[i^pi,

capital

/r

uiiMUMf,^
[

f^ni-uuiii,

s.

small plant; herb,

uig

4^

all

/.

you who are by nature

,f_u.,fu,^

P/.i-uuA^<r, pni-uty vn.

to spring, to

grow, to puUutate, to bud, to shoot,

to take root, to appear, to vegetate,
to sprout out to grow again.
;

radical, true, prin-

ral, real, original,

adorned with herbs

P/7i-/u4uA a. vegetable, vegetative

-^, plants, vegetables.

offset.

husk of chestnuts.

p/i^2C#..-a* s.

vile

a.

or vegetablesplant, vegetable.

P/i^f^

vegetative.
$ vegetation.

^ni-uiupi^pnt-P-l-^

^ni^itpt, irhnf s. wick,

set,

tO

park; food.

^ni-iriit[,uA s.

Pn.s-n^a

ni^Mlrf_^

take, to grasp, to arrest; to rule, to

conquer, to subjugate ; - ifiMipliuAlr^
tfoilruig to take by the nack ; [ pn.^%
ni^/rij wpitri^ qrtb or irnf-liitu to rlsk, to

Pn-6-uAi-#/*, pni-}r[, va. to

feed

fist

s.

sucking lamb.
nourishing;
thera-

s.

pn-uAij

uih-lr/, iuplliMiblri_, fij'1- p-n-UMlTp

horned-owl.
aromatics, perfume,

pnt/iaiu/j . little

fragrance

Pni.,i4

l -

?#nj.

,in their

own

- /-u^ jiri,iiffi,u in the heaven

,

^ni-uni-gu/iiirir,

nM-j[,

vu. to

producc,

to put forth, to shoot, to sprout,

Pni-uOT s. coral.
Pni.i pinn/ s. nourishmeut, food.
,

P^nupui^t-uipP- a. fragrant, odoriferous.

^ni-pui%ng s. censer.
^nt-puiuuiu/b
Pn;.;^/

s.

^"-pt ppt"j

garden orchard,
s. pyramid tower,
;

pp^iuij
s.

wool.

to Issue to perfume ;
;

^nm
-

embalm,

to

ufbnf2_,

J-u,i,u,e,m

exiale,

ling,
;

flavour

perfume, plea-

uiimt-^lg,

\*ni-ni\uin^ S. pnt-/**t-ffnL

pnsp

p^nj

s.

pugilism, wrest-

^nfiiiiiilhipuini-P-liiii s.

censor.
smell, odour

uijj s.

^m-pniSb s.
fumigation; sant scent.

boxer, athlete, martial, warlike; inexpugnable.

to stink, to

haye a bad smell.

Vnt-pni-iun.

pn-

107

p-n-'b

^nL.[,t,r, fcjf vna. to smell, to

[tioU.

sno"w-storm

fisticuffs.

^it^u/b,Mij; ui^iiif vn. to

subject, to tyrannize,
rule, to reign.
Pniia^iX^a. violent (wind).
p/i><i<Y"''^

blow with the

s.

nSticUIIS ; pn^tuiuimuil^oo

beat with the

^3lS.
P^Ap

pa7,3<-.

P/i5#.ui.#/r

s.

\^ii^tuinutinnL.[3-[i,

{5.

constraint.
force,

to

oblige,

tO violatG, tO
necessitate, to

Vtt.

to

compel, to convince, to subject, to

constrain, to exact, to persecute.
^aiiiui^uiinni-P-piii s. violence, force,
constraint, assault, persecution, extortion violation, rape.
;

tyranny.
stone thrown with the

^niiiMii-npni.P'liiii s.
s.

hand.
P/.*.t./"S. ^JplLl'Ird:

of,

by

all

means, involuntarily;

ced, violent, involuntary, constrained;

f.

boxing-match.

cuff,

violence, force, concussion, constraint; usurpation, tyranny push, assault, vehemence, vivacity, transport ; fury, phrensy, impetuop/ii//i_/?/.i-i s.

sity.

Pn-*j^ ad. with fist ; - i,iupli,i!hlri_, to

box, to fist - 4i^#-S- fisti-

cuff, to

p/t^H^

a.

[multuous, troubled.
carried off by force
tu;

[p[,tA.

affected.

f^ui/iuji a.

fattened.

recompense, prize,

^Aiu/hp ad, with unsparing hand,

by handfuls, liberally.
^aiiuM^iuu .iyr a. s. tyrant, despot,
usurper.
^niiinliuiifrj; Irgf, vu. to tyraunizo.

P/T^P^o*/,
laurel, palm

despo-

^pu.irn, a.

hollowed

^p,uK.np

that carries a stick.

Pj!r^/^-/?^'J> s.

tyranny

tism.
violent, tyrannical.

Pn.t'ui^u.tr a.

pre*^"-/"-

wrestler

fiitiiui^utp/i-iT, lrj[,

press, to molest; to
ii^iui^uipni.p-l,ii,

wrestling.
va. to force, to op;

fist.

s.

vexation, op-

pn.%rui</;i>4 a.

i/j

s.

tuberose.
P^.S- J. hollow, cavity.
P^.6-A-6- a. struck with a stick ; Muniik^ij to bastinade, to beat with a
stick; -h-um"!,, bastinado.
s.

bot.

-^

*. fossil.

pyramidal.
hairy , furnished
a
with wool, covered with mourning,
^pif-iuJilrL, a.

f^pq-Muqif-hiuj

woolly.
^pqjiqhuiiji. ragged, tattered.
irgli vtt. to crumblo ; - ^ puip^

^pq-irj;

pression.
killed,

spite

a. for-

bound.

cuffs,

P'n.im^poulifi a. forced, constrained,

*.

tyrannize, to encroach.

^n%fk(3\^
lrj[,

tj/i vna. to force

p/iA/i ad. violently, forcibly, in

^nii,u^u,,nuii,^ s. pi. violence, force,

^niiiaif-uimlrir,

impetuous

tyrannical, violent.
;
to

^n^u,-npu,lii,fii a.

very impetuous.
Hniiu^/.fl. violent, coercive, troubled, constrained, forced.

to

thump.

handle.

^ni,.ui-nplTir,

very violent,

^Atuf-njU a. stronger,

to thrash, to

a. violent,

^n^,iu^n,p
r*njttMp.mnnt-la-icJt

fist,

Jitrn-iulinirh-ij

^,Au,L.npiufiuiif ad. tyrannically.

vo. to violato, to

tr^li

to

tyrant, usurper.

^n^iapuiptrir,

fist,

^n^i,u,lr,i_s.

buzzing, hum.
P..S-i-^ a. plastered.
Pn-fe-i/",
frj/ va. to plaster to wliitewash ; to roughcast.
f^aijmpmp ad. violently, forcibly, tyrannically,
[force.

encroach, to

invade, to

tribula-

boxing,

died by a violent death,

s. self-murderer.

murdered;

^n^uiil7u[,u,l,li

s.

wrestler, pugilist.

l/ng-P-jit^t
p-k-MM/r,

to

[1

iiptniruint-P-ptSb

ptupl^nt^^

be on a passion, to be angry,

mad.

46

108

'HJ.T'

Ppq.n%

s.

crumb, morsel.
hoe, to dig

P^ti/", fryf va. to dig, to

^uiq.uip-'iiiuinii^ s.

with a mattock, to hollow, to trench,

f^fil/bA

^.ufui^m

rice

P/'Ai' i^eii"a * lioe,

i^[""pjf
'/""J 5. potter.
P^inu/pui^ ad. rudely, unmannerly.
P^muAu/ir, wjiu/ tiM. to become rude,
'

^fiuiutgni-nufbkir,

""-o/i

va.

to

T-uj^, ^ s.
vetch: cubit.
l-uj^uipi

fipuini-P-liLi,

tragacanth; milk[ashes.

*|>u^uY^,

'\-u,q,aquj%ii,J',

uuy

ui^u^ vu.

embers;
to bc rcdus.

duce to ashes, to burn.

^uiqu/b ,i,j
nimal, beast.

wild beast

s.

harshness, asperity,

s.

bot.

make

hard, coarse, thick or rusty.

Y*ituih-niulu fo. lOnuih-ntu/u

s.

ced to ashes, to burn to ashes.

pottery.

s.

immo-

crow (of a cock).

heap of sheaves or
bundles of cut com.
<tzb

S-"^fo_.

rough, gross or uncivil; to thicken.

^puiuipuili

lecherous, lewd,

l-m^u.jA-j/'DW. to

prince.

pickaxe, spade,

mattock.
iYffii-i

a,

pericranium.

deste.

wasp.
pp'i'^nj s.

vertical;

ad.

Vn. S. I'tof'a-UIfnM-ypMjT*

^lUiX-IUylllT, h-qUJJ

to sink, to undermine; to scratch.

P^4-i/. s.

a.

vertically.

ospray.

P^/-n- s.

T-05
'{'uiMi.uiP-'iiui^uijkmj

brute, a[cruelly.

roughness, crudity, aridity rusticity,

incivility, rudeness, impoliteness, bru- inupUhnj callosity,
tality, caprice

brutally, fiercely,
^ujijiubMup-uiiiMij , or [tni, a. brutal,
beastly, fierce, inhuman, savage, wild,

callus.

rude.

stormy

full of snow.
sorrowful news.
iio[3^Mupt-[,
u._j a. that brings sad
[,ji
news, sorrowful; bearer of unhappy
news.
[ful, vexatious.
Po/3^,J. a. full of sad news, sorrowa.

po/3

snowy,

s.

'{uiquAi.up.uip ad.

s.

bestiality

cruelty.
^luquibiuMf^^a. torii

^itiM3uittuj[s.lr^

a wild beast.
^MiMifu/huiphiali
'^uMnui'iiujp.njif

by

[beasts live.
a. desert, where the
a. keeper of a mena-

gery.
ferocious, savage.
small wild beast.
*\-u,ii-u'iu^u,%
a.
brutal, beastly,
fierce, wild.
[that lives like a beast.
<)<u,^i%<iif.ny% a.

^lunu/huili

s.

'^uiqtja^ui/ilruij

a.

^u,^uj%u,jfii-p a.

devoured by beasts.

brutal,

beastly,

'^laquAuiitpui a. like a wild beast.

^:uquA,iu([ni-i,

a.

devoured or torn

by a wild beast.
or Jutpm^^ a, s. that
with wild beasts; combat and
place to combat with wild beasts - ^.
"iiirij to combat with wild beasts.
^ui^ju'iiuii/uiiinnt-id~[ii^ s. combat with
wild beasts.
^utquJitu/tfujpui

fights

(kirn) ^/.#/' or ft J" s. the third letter of the alphabet and the second of
the consonants. It is sometimes eonfounded with or used for the letters 4

and

'/.,

'^uip

f. three
boi.

s.

muzzle, snout

rhubarb (the root)

top of the head,

skull, head; height, summit, top, ridge,

pinnacle, extremity, end, brow.
4'<"'/^"</?'ir<44"' s.

nnini-la-niji

T<u^uAuAu/r,
cruel, savage, to

rhubarb (the plant).

pui'i,^ s,

brutal, beastly,fierce,

third.

hook.

'^."p6-f^. bo/,
*]',f,iiP^,

']'ujiiu/i,uii^ia a.

savage, inhuman, cruel.

zenith.

'"j>y

be

vn,

to

become

fierce.

ferocious heart.
that produces or
nourishes wild beasts.
^,u>luj'tiuitfni-jiu'lilTir, ni-jli Vtt. to roHdcr fierce or cruel.
'x'i"1^'i'"'"l>["" a.

*\-ui,lia'buii,'bn/^

a.

109

%[ll

brutal, beastly, like a

[beasts.

'^a,iin,'i,ir,i^% u.

beast.

thrown before wild

S>"'>^i'%f%'^% a.

S"j.ini^/.tA s. brutality, bestiality; fierceness, ferocity, inhumanity,

barbarity, cruelty, rage, madness.
'^uquAni-.n tt. abounding in wild
beasts.

'

s. bot.

carrot ; parsnip.

'|.4/r^iii-/3/.iA s. ambition, immoderate desire of honour and grandeur.

^'u,'iuj,^J- a. precipitated; - uin^,lri_,
to precipitate, to throw from a precipice -ip'irij to be precipitated, to fall
from above; - .hA-y/. precipice; -, ;

fLt-i,ir,ai/p

or [ujiJ- or
tragacanth.

^m^ai^'i,
,

IiilI^J- s.

gum.

'\>u,^iuilliJ-t-if', Irjl,

%,ui,all<hnt-P-l,^i

turn, rotation

4'.

tender-

^lui^aput^, a. pitiful, that has a tenp/o/3- matrass, retort.

der heart.

*]^aiiuipui,Jin.i_ s.

horn, trumpet

cap, height, ele vation, precipice, very

high and steep place.

%a^,a.-np u. s. that kocps a seat

page of the back

- ._

%uii,u-npaili

va. to roll, to roll

up

to twist, to

writhe, to bend; to shrivel; to curl.

'\-unuipliir, Irjjiu/ vp. to wriggle, to
shrink, to curl, to roll up ; to squat.
'b^potiia s. roll fold, contraction,
shrink; wrench, sprain, distortion,
twisting, tortuosity.
S-ia/YfYiniji. a. tortuous, puckered.
^'uiint-iiui, [g^umhuA s. arrival, approach, accession.
S''"4 ta "-3 * throne ; seat, chair
dignity; precipice, high and very steep
place u/i,liuh,hi^ { -k< -kl-- linpitui%l,i_,
;

-1'3'

-I'a'' IbJ-l^i',

I'

to

be precipifrom one

tated, to be thrown or to fall

precipice to another ; ^ -/y
precipitate.
,

rank, head,

T-4.^ni./ s. first

place

/y^z.'

to

uy

s.

high canopy

thronfe.

throne

s.

palan-

dean.

'{a.^/^plyn.-fipt.i- s.

prcsidency

pri-

macy deanery.
;

l>.i.4*/4% luniihtrva

^.i,^lik3ni.pl<-^'

1.,4/Ap

s.

to dethrone.

dethronement.

precipice.
a hunter's net.

s.

4"4'"f_. "3 s.
*i>,4ny. , j[>j s. pi.

throne high canopy, arm-chair state-bed, palanquin.

;

*\-ut,iunni,

uij

^'.aqiiiil-iitp

s.

/#3.

stone-cutter.
idea, notion, image;

opinion, thought design, project, plan,

conception; pattern, model, exemplar,
;

form, example, cast, mould

first

copy, a-

ring, link.

lrj[, va. to conform,

to copy, to transcribe.

^'.u,(,,piiiplrir,

to imitate

chair

stairs

uit/

pograph.

president.

*|>.4ii.4

primate

'

gridiron.
%,ui,hir, lr^l> va. to beat, to strike.
4""4fr/.43 s. president, principal;

quin

^"ti.

precipitation

s.

honey-dew, manna.

s.

/ij

va. to precipitate.

high precipice.

ness of heart, bowel.

nt-j/r

ad. precipitately, hurriedly.

pitch,

^aqlrpp.n,-ial^ s. sort of aromatic

1my/i ^ikJ-

T.^

grandeur or dignity.

S^'o^to^

gum

'\-\k\

ambitious, desirous of

a.

*l'io4//./4-/

S><"^

bj

transmigration, emi-

the throne, to take the place of some

gration, fligh-t; journey; pilgrimage;

the colony, the settlers or fugitives.
f{.u,.ip.ui<-''b a. s. fugitive, refugee,

one

settler; colony.

S>o4.^Y_, utj s. successor; vicar.

%,n^,uli.[yir, /rj[i vn. to succeed to

in dignity.

S""4"4u/-/3/-i S'

succession to the

throne orto some dignity.

I'm^m^/iy s. partner of the same
throne or dignity.
'^'"4"43^'^' ^3'y *"' ^0 i* ^^ ^^^
same throne, to have the same dignity
as another.

S<"fPA"j

5-

refuge, retreat.

settler, fugitive.

^uqP^ujp

s.

i.,/?fr./",

tjf

va. to

send abroad or

from home.
^u^iplrj; lr^l<, '^u.qP-l.tr, hgufl VH.
to leave one's home or country, to
emigrate to steal away, to escape, to
flee to take refuge, to retire.
;

honourable, primagrandee, court, nobility.

l-u#4,//tS-ra^ a.

ry ;

liluu/i,^

^>4.</%^%
royal prince.

a.

remarkable in dignity,

'\'u,q/b, ipi'

s. bot.

T-u/'ix/'o'P"'*' a.

phrases;

monk's rhubarb-

who employs French

who knows French.

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10
'Yiu'liUiMpuAhir,

tjifi

french

^aiilfUim/iu/ii a.

the gallican church ; -

French language

hidden, impenetrable

itqn,-l,

that speaks
whispers in secret, informer.
^uiiiu,%nM^iiil_ a.

[destinely.

destine,
f/u/^-.A/.

%ku,^ a. secret, occult,

hidden; stolen, furtive; clan-

latent,

or.

%iii,l,n%l,,'iii-i<),

S. ^MMiumtuJuipul

'^luiiinlliiuJ'uilim

French manner; s. French, the French

language - q.fiuiiri_, m^uu/iilrij liioujiij to
know, to learn, to speak French ^oo/f^
- do you speak French ? ^lunlrj; Siy.
i^,olr- I do not know. Sir, I cannot
speak French.
[man.
S'"'2i/""j/' j'-w o!-*- French french>

s.tUtlUtUtilltrp-

S.

^tuilinuiu.
niuih
>l"--C

the

gallicism.
[French, frenchified.
uiguM) vp. to become
'^uji'ijiliu/iiiuir,
S><u#y/iB/^4i ad. in French after the
;

a.

^,iia,'ii,aituitrni-li

tlit-ntr^li

iLu/pp-uin.

nif

egan o graphy
secrot, occult,
furtive, stolen.

T-^/f^u/i/ .//./ w-/3/'^* s. s t

gallicism.

who speaks French.

'\-u,>[qliujfuou s.

s-ao"

vn. to frenchify.

'{u,ijjil,uiiiuAni.pi>t-1fi s.

t .

"tihuii.

<i-'"//^"'V!f!

ry

'

"hho^

"''^"s

-u ad. clansecret, myste[

P^-

hidden or private place.

that lays snares

%,.i,n%p,i.,.;jP^ a.

in secret, insidious.
%i,.iu.%ni-Pl-is. occultation, hiding,

concealment

chify.
r""i"'-IP'

%""it<

'tP'p'i S. timm/3-

tepid,

I'j u.

lukewarm.

^u.^u'i.uiir, itgiui vn. to cool, to

lukewarm

tepid,

grow

to slacken.
'{lui/^jni.^u/iilrj; i7-jf va. to cool, to

fuj^iifn.-^ ad.

^uitC,

f, s.

1.u.2r,2r,

lukewarmness,
:

tepi-

indevotion.

S''"7/", ^"ui.iinujpuip ad.pr. in secret,

secretly.

gypsum, plaster;

uiuiuilri^

to plaster.

-/>-,

make lukewarm.
dity, coolness, slackness

pursues

in secret.

'\'ui,gni.p-[,ii, s.

secret.

'i'ain.nnpuu,^ u. that takes,

l,jj

^iutCu-jIH, a.

s. pigmy, dwarf.
ygpseous, chalky.

%,uir, hill vn. to come to arrive, to

attain
to behave, to demean one's
self, to act to be inclined ; to apply
;

secretly, by stealth, unknown, underhand ;-'fc^-, covertly, clandestinely.

^-ujiiy-uiiSfiiji ip.jiirvn. to steal away,
to slip away.
^u,,i.nu,ii.nii[,
ad by stealth, clan-

to recover one's senses;

destinely
stealthy.

to
to

amend, to reform - /> jnn.ni-P-liii,

grow worse fA^. uip'^uiJ'uj[i^uitiu -,

to

be despised;

secretly

4*<"Y>"u/^'7>^o%^

a.

secret, furtive,

theft // n.,u,iuiui_
to conceal one's self,

s. pi.

f-niiohu

lu'iiiiu.'iilir,

to hide.

one's self with ardour;

;

by stealth or

secretly.

cheat, imposture.

fr^i f .lu,lu-2Cu/hiru

was near death; - .m-nt-p

s.

oyster; mother-of-pearl.
who throws secretly

^u,iiuil^ a.

that

is

thrown secretly.

^'iai^ii,u,/;l,, " that

cretly or invisibly.

makes war

se-

artfully,

cunningly, cheatingly.

is

io interrogate; jt/4^-7^-t
jminpirm-P-l'i-'ii to have pity;

to fear; - /. q,i2iii.Sfu, to repent; - jliSL to undertake; ! ^[fu -, to examine;-^

liuip&liu ni-piiM-p, to consent; junjypu
- to grant, to become compassionate;
//j.j. AlriLu/p. to fall into the bauds
,

of; (^"i- '"'u^ or 11UIIM3I-UIII- to stain, to

soil one's self; - ^V,^ irm^u, fti,^ ipn^,
,

hiding-place.
T.^uu,n.t.
u,j a
that takes
stealth, deceitful, malicious.
s.

it?

^'ui,ujJiruu, ad. secretly,

S''"Y/"u/i/iy

he

getting
light {, - uii-ni-pi, at the break of day,
at dawn / - hphliyyii towards evening - /. Ml,u,%f to run into danger or
peril ; - [ iiupirui^m-iih
to admire ; - f
i^uip^ni-Su

X3

iui,.ni-P-t

%Miiu,u,liiti.[H, s.

- {

T>"#^,m;Jt^ a. that eats

j.i#n-B^-, to

spring, to proceed, to emanate, to rise,

to derive, to result - / Jtu,u jpi^t

by

to cover with dust; Of

tO bC
a virgin fA^. n^pn^.^ Iihiu'bu -, to examine the life of some one ; - fiuui liiu^
/Jn or fiUui fl-iuliji nt-nnL^
tO llStOU, tO
to be

^%^

smoked;

lint^nuiliMi/U

lu^rq-ui'lit^

bom

h./#/^m/,;jni.^, g, i)ot.

S>-"<^"A//.#.^i-

works

in

borage.

a.

secret; -^

that
,

hidden actions, secret.

docs,

that

concealments,

give attention /tu,,, liiupirlnutj nt-pm^

- to speak according to the opinion of
;

;,

,
,

some one
traitors

to love
to love another
- i.n.uJp. I^[,n4j to

ulnnii_- qj;aufi,i,fuit.
tfuinjiMpunrp.

person's husband;
take care of one's own household; nh-p.
lipuML. -, to turn, to travel round the
world; - t'"-/!p to applicate one's self,
to give one's self to v-f^'-^/ - quMliiuiiy.
to see double from wine ; qoppiop - to
keep the laws qu/iiumjulint^p-p - , to be
inclined to debauchery ; - niap^h^nt-^
p-hujii'pi, ^liliL^ -, to give one's self
to drink, - to avarice ; ip.u,%l,t^ - to
chatter, to tattle; nfi^u/b - ^ ^^irq^ according to your strength; np^uil, [..^i, - 4y
as- much as he could; -|/ [k-ii,,,/
to
'

come upon;

assail, to

to

happen some

Jy

or

remedy

ces,

means, resourhold, crack, opening

i/aL.

s.

time, retaking; n^/i.tipt-i^-u i-ui,u%lru

not to know where to put the hands
or feet, to be without remedy - t
^luipa ,i.mu/iilri_, to find tho way to do a
;

thmg

etc.

%ujjp^u.ii,iir,

%u^l3-hir,

stumble, to
J-/U,/?..,,,

irj[,

S.

[etc.

%u.jP^u,^.ii.,r,

^,aj[3-[iii; irjiy vn.

to

trip, to glid, to slip.

uiji

that stumbles, trips

a.

slippery.
'\''y[iun'i, s.
'{"ijij

"J

s.

lance.
wolf; -

J'.uuiiuli

whelp

she-wolf;
t"
'

wolf's cub ^W'l'W'U

n,A,ni_ -nj to howl.

^nplit^i -/,
;

*!"/.'

/'

lupiiiMM'iihij

gag; -

p*^/""*

7'

i^lfiri^,

gag.
pebble, flint.
made of pebble or

i,uipliiuiihu to

%ujiiuilumiij [ij

s.

'i""{ii/u"[iru>/ a.
flint.'

*l"u#y^4n^/iA s. wolf's cub.

misfortune.
S>'"r,

Scandal; stumble; obstacle.

nf lUlnitjalni

t Jnt-m

ifinuiltk-ft

S"uy./Ara/',

wi/iii/

to

vn.

be

like

wolf; to be ravenous.
^-.ujiifi.l, s- wolf's skin.
s. trepan, awl; wimble.
*V'-;iihlin'i>
l<
^lyifunu, s. bot. hop.
%yn. ly s. mud, mire, filth; slough.
*]'iy,i.u,il,p a. muddy, miry, dirty.
,

they could not do more ;- Jp ,ad. once;

-nt., -/._,

many

times, successively,
little at a time,

always - ^"'fc ^more and more.

;

stacle,

s.

slip, slide;

Ij
stumbling: fart
,

to fart, to

scandal
-<

ob-

uipimlihi,

break wind ;-'/'-'-

a. hesitating,

down.

1>uA ly s. bastinado, blows with a

stick, whip, lash, whipping
scourge,
chastisement, punishment; - e,uipliiu'iilri^
to cudgel, to strike with a stick, to
whip - p,n,ilri_, to receive a bastinade,
beating, blows, to be beaten with a
stick or whip.
,

^iiiiru,q.[ii-, ip'liir va. to find means or

place, to take, to lay, to have hold; to
find the means of ^vanquishing or to
wrong, to obtain one's intention or design to succeed; n^A^- ^At^i to succeed never; {ppL ^^/^iv - wnui^^piihjVi,,
despairing to take the city by siege.
^.uiniin. s. bull-dog, mastiff.

f /jy/?

lie

7' -/'

>

much

cudgeled, punish- u,n%lri_, to give a heavy blow with a stick, to strike with
a stick - ijfiilri_, to be struck with a
^u.'inuil^ a.

ed, chastised

stick.

that which beats ; -^/<

^u^iiu^utpluro. T'"^' pji"i^[^

%iu'i,u,i,.ap a.
"iihiF,

uncertain, inconstant; ad.

irresolutely, remissly, in stumbling.

'^yP-ojil-Huilitu'ii a.

scandalous

scan-

dalized.

%ufif^,u^tjn.^ju!iMhir,

T<-3/i

va. to ring

(the bells), to resound, to echo.

'^tu'hii-m.n s. complaint, lament, quarrel, woe, claim ; - n^iilrij uiniilri^. ^u/b^
a-iMtitiptr*

^.Jiitf-Minliir, fr^iy vn.

gui%kir,

itcjifi

va. to scandalize, to sup-

plant; to stumble, to trip.

^'"//^^"'^^tjnt-j/'^a. scandalous, who
causes scandal.
^lu/P-Mu^iiliii; k-ju^) vn. to be scandalized, offended, to take offence, to be in
a passion ; to stumble, to slip, to trip.
'^tylSu.nqnu, a. slippery, slippy, sliding ; who. is easily scandalized.

to complain, to

to
implore, to grumble ; - nJli-llru/iij
quarrel together.
f./ii^fiA s. sound; echo.
^,i/b>i.ni-p a. frizzled, curled; -^
,

curl
-^ ^p"j
bubbles.
;

uiih-iug

little

waves,

[domed with

curls.

J-uA^/rm^t/^ a. curled, frizzled, a'\-u,%'fpui^irp a. curled, frizzled; whose

hair

is

curled.

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s-ap

^>a,%,fpk,r, hgl, va. to frizzle, to curl,

to crisp, to buckle.

^u/rtif^,

S. ^w'i"i-['i^i
va. to cudgel, to scourge,

if.[iti

^f,.7,t./-, irjil,

thump, to beat.

to whip, to
'^uA/i

cranium.

skull,

[,j s.

'\;xlli% s.

nijj,

ces

mniA

tufipuifl,

s.

[,j

i^^.ti^

J'utnrf uijJrnt^tfL

'^a'i,i,i,,ain

abdomen, bowel.
a.

<j

peculator,

cut-

purse, pick-pocket.
%u/iii,ui,u,,nniJ3^l,t^i s.

Cr aCK-

^'

/>

uij

grain (sort

of

weight).
^ujpiTi,.nj

barley bread.

f,^ s.

^u.plrqyi, a. of barley, that is

made

of barley.

treasure, treasury;
privy purse of the king.
-oi_,

^u/iiJiuili, ,uj s,

"'itirlt^uitUE

fap^ati^n jmn.^
%ir,r, to jump, to dance, to stamp.
^uipq-iTiu'iiiuli u,^ s. crest, tuft, plume.
^u,ptrP^u,% s. barley broth.

exchequer, finan-

theorbo.

^,ai,lr^,un,

craniologj.
treasure; heap;

'J.uA;juirp,D7/n./3/rt-7r s.

^ui^Jt,

cornel.

fij s. bot.

ing, noise of planks;

*|>/74.p.7/</.4A a. craniologic.

hymn -

cratiiologist.

*l>,7///,p,7/ s.

^u,iImi,

peculation.

S'</%'-/ s. orgeat, beer; 4'*t^.

joppik-i_q-, to brew, to make beer'.
S-"//'
i"-n) <.pfruig s. barley grain
[spring ; spring.
a. of barley.
vernal,
'f-^^l'/u.yi/. a. s.
%i.,piyl^
,

box, chest, casket;

%,up%u,i%l, Oi'iin, ad. of or belonging

alms-box; poor-box treasure, treasu[rer.

ry - iih/i,liu,^nj money-box.

to spring.
%.,pi,u/iuph[i a. that brings spring;
that is produced in spring.

^ii/h^iifiiuili

Mutj s.

^w7r^uru<4

S- treaSUtiBasury.
^ut%JutuinL^i *^i7ftJH^A S' treasure,
treasury casket, chest, box (wherein

^u/TiAuBulfrin

'^iu'/iJSii,ii{ir,nni^p-[,Lii J.

%,upiiiu'ii,uii.ir,i_

^uipi,.u'buMiini.,n

money

put).
^u/hAuii-np s. treasurer

mencement

is

receiver.
'\;JiiJ/rir, /rj[, va. to treasure up, to
hoard, to amass treasures; to lay up in
a trunk; to pocket.

hoarder.
s. bastinade; torment.
A-jf vn. to cry, to scream.

'^u/iiniJib
*l-./A^./",

}-,t,^t,^, fifiaji s. cage, park; menagery; den, haunt; prison; -P't^i^l- to shut up in a cage.
r

stretch

j-iu/t/ujntj./AAr,/', nL.j[, va. to

on the ground,

to lay

uit^^

^utit-h-tl'f

down.

^iutL[ii/'f fruuf^

vn.

to

stretch or to lay one's self down.

^ifi_7/

#L^A

it-iutin s.

lamb

the - baas.
s.

bot.

I.,n.7/u.,^t7/

cal

lamb

s.

stone-crop, sor-

dressed in lamb-

^u.,AuUf.irui a.
skins ; hypocritical.

lamb, Easter.
uflTan

plantain.
that brings

a. hoi.

a.

execrable, ugly, deformexcrementitious ; imslovenly

pure; unchaste, smutty, obscene, lewd.
'\-ujp^, [,j a.

ed,

'\'-ti,Li,u,'h,iiir,

fetid

rank or
smell, infection, fetidness.
^u.p^iubuMj', iMi^uMj vn. to be execrable ; to soil one's self.
^.up^oiip s. pi. execration, abomina^u,p^ui,ntnnu.(3-l,t^i s. stink,

horrour; stain.

%uip^aii(uip

heel; sole of the

[deous, horrible.
'^,l,^uu,/,-ul,i_ a. ugly, deformed; hi*\;P^il, a. execrable, abominable,
detestable deformed, ugly, frightful,
slovenly, dirty, filthy, fetid, loathsome,
bad, base, infamous.
%iupihlkp s.pl. abomination, abominable thing or person excrement : idols.
,

iiijj

s.

foot.

forth

a couple of lambs.

tii^uij

vn.

lamb.
lamb-skin.
lambkin.

S>,n.7/tJ,/, s.

%u,p^ui,nu, a. stinking,
stink; ad. stinkingly.

^iMMp^^ni-ij,'iiirir,

*l'w/i.7,u,//o^j, s. pi.

%iuni,l,li s,

immoral disimmodest words.

%u,p^fLu/bnt-[3-lii^, s

course, impudent,

lambs.

like a

belonging to the pasimmolation of the pascal

a.

S-</"-7/,a-/,'/,

^iunhuiii^ S. ^Mupbiiij%ft a. ad,

tion,

*/*/*t

[rel.

'^u.n.^u.^jh./j

of spring.

bad

va. to imprison.

'\',it.u,fk,ilrir, irg[,

^utpiitiibtyliii S. ^ujphujfjtii *

'\'u/i,An,i^s.

vernal green.
increased in spring.
s. entrance or com-

a.

^uipiiu/iiuMifuyp a.

to

become

to

"L-j^ va. to

cause

abhor to abhor, to detest to make

;

execrable.
[that abhors, detests.
%u,p^^ni^li^ a. that causes to abhor;
%iup^ur, y^-y vn. to abhor, to abominate, to detest, to hate.

n5

T-PD.

n-b'i,

abomination, detestation, horrour, execration; ugliness,

deformity, the act of growing ugly;
dirt, filth, ordure, stain, nastiness,

'l"^"<-<% s- pi. caresses,

flattery, endearments.

filthiness.

va. to caress,

J>.^/jni-/3^^t5, s.

S-^f^ntasi

^iMipn^i

disgust ; abhorrence.

s.

piiuiu

s.

spring.

S-p"_3/'

S'ptj/' a. that dwells

to cajole, to coax, to
fondle, toflatter, to cocker, to dandle.
'^'t"'-l'i_ a. caressing, fawning.
^^"i <"_3 s. cap, bonnet, coif; big,

gin
'{uipoiit s. beer.

iriMiiJia/i,^

small hawk.

S>/<-<<'{<"^<

>

'^Ir,i_,

uj s- stick; rod, switch,

whip wand; cudgel crook

%hi_, if-hf^

S.

to writhe

heart; to

grow

flail

crosier.

'{'lui.uiqm'iiuiii-lipp s. pi.

book contain-

ing the history or the series of kings

and patriarchs of a nation, catalogue,
list, index, series
chronicle.
^ust^uirlui:
s
tfiMi'biuiilip
crosier-bearer
verger, mace-bearer.
%iu,.iuiiui'iiu,^lrpJi a. divided by the
rod (sea, stone).
^uji-iu^fuAa/<iti,.intheform of arod.
^un-unfu/buiuiuum . that has punished or is punished with a rod.
;

%uMi.uiquAiu,^n[i u. that carrics a|stick

or sceptre: S- *|*""-'"i;"*'"4f/'
^MiMi^uMqu/iik-j; tj[, va. to

beat with a

whip, to cudgel.

^Mui.iu'quj'iilr[iMi.ni-p-[iL3i s.

rhapsody.

1//3 s.

^uii.u,n.

luji

puit-tun-tu/^iU/O' ^uMi-UMn-utuilrui

^u,LMiLuiliu,1b a. provincial
^lui^uin-uilili^

a. s.

of the

native.

same pro-

vince, compatriot.

assem-

bled from several provinces.

*)^uiL.uMn.uiuit-m s. governor of a province, prefect; agent, manager; - Jp,
urbiiut,^

provincial.

^uvc_<iyfLUiu{t;n^P[,ii, s.

[tj s.

yellow millet.

vestibule, court,
forecourt, porch, portico, - - /"'_
putj sheepfold, sheepcote ; - yiih^W^
^L-y parvise.
^.pujaip^ s. home, house.
l-uji-^is-

i-P-uij

s.

pity.
T-fr_3
s.
an instru'"J/
of torture, press, gag, torture,
fetters.
[ding, distressing.

*\'lTiuipuj%

ment

'\-lril,^ a.

^hini^r,
to cloi^e

heart-breaking, heartirenwa^to^tighten7to press,

./.hib

to w;ring, to distress.
distortion, contortion,

%i-iir,cia%'s.

sprain,

wrench, twist: com-

sfrain,

motion,

[flock, herd.
valley ; ditch, trench grave :
%iTi,lru,'h s. furnace.

^^4

s.

S-t^fi

[,,

gehenna,

s.

%lriij

hell.

worthy

heir or

[nal, hellish.

of hell.
i;i

beauty, charm, attracgood grace.

s.

"

tion, allurement,,

village, fields.

S-i-'z.. I'j *.

countryman.
very handsome.

^-i-ymp^/u/^ a.

^k-,iu,fni% a.

j-i-j^ui^^tf/*, A-j^

va.

to paint, to,a-

dorn to write beautifully.

;

caligraphy.

handsome, charming,

a.

'{/r.iju^Mjf,

polite, pretty, genteel, graceful.

^Uifiuquiui

^/r^yifuiui

steed.
4>4-f^<"t"'/'7^

dignity of a

provincial; prefecture; - ilu/iinpt[,j

provincialship. [vernor of a province.
l-iKi.uin.uK/i^^^ s. master, prefect, go^aMt.u,pu

to break one's
tender, to be moved, to

to distress,

%lriiuiii-pni-P-l,t^, s.

S-u'i-'un-u'^^'" a. provincial;

a. tight,

vn. to twist, to wring,

^Iriuilblitr, fui)

'ffr<tfc,uc/-ra/i.BA^ a.

croup.
s . province, region,
country ; sky, climate native land.
S""-'-<"ii lot/ s. small province.
*|>.i-uj4

rent, stain,

slit,

^IrluMp.u'b.

S.

uiulitub

s.

intwined, twisted.

stiff

stick, to

[mark.

l-t^nt/J/iJ,

bar;
sprig, shoot; twig; stock, lineage ;lil[uu/lini-[Hriij%
sceptre ; Iruifiulinuin^
;

calix.

1t^ij.ni.^ S. 2,4*'*

Siiitu.^f.

inapiL

cajolery,

'^-

s.

courser,

[pretty, spruce.
'^^^^ adorned, polite,

^lriiuiiiut[,q.t-ir,

tyf va. to ornament,

to embellish.
'\'t;iy,qu,p^ni-[3 [ii/i, s.
Si-Y/"S-/.S^B#fyr^ a.

'^t-iiuib-n'-^

embellishment.

smiling, graceful.

'}'i-#/m6-^A-/u/_ a.

lating gracefully.

undu[fully.

Lguj vn. to float gracesmall village villa.

^lr,lu,liai%nL.p-l,iX s. the coudition of
a peasant ; peasant-life.
^triiMuit^iliir,

^Iriitufi s.

S-L1

14
%lr,iu,^pui2_ a. of an

admirable beauty,

enchanting.

[ing.

^Iriitrpt^utj;

paint, to plaster

pretty, genteel, charm-

^Iriuu.ji^^ a.

*]-lr,ilrp.p,/r,r,

to adorn with
'^lr,l,l%[, S. ^'/r,tlrj[./l
'^hriu.iiiil,^ a.

'\-/r,iirjl,//

wbU adomed,

adembellished, decorated; - nuipq-utphij to embellish; to

adorn, to decorate.

compounded

pretty,

')flrnuiuiuijir.an. a.

charming

splendid, shining.

charming, superb, excellent.

T>fr.^u.u^.z..nj^2(" a.
becoming,

*)'lrqt^^li,up.,/i>

well

dowed with beauty, very handsome,

graceful, charming.

dance or agreeable

ftyoiu^Trt/A-,/-, lr^[, va. to adorn, to

embellish, to deck, to decorate.
^lr,iu,uui,iu,p[3a.
adorned with
leaves, very leafy.

^/riijipt^f

undecked

velin,

q./riiiTn^

'^Iriiiupipiuiliinj

if-iuf^j s.
;

[sad.
fair

and

dart, ja-

- uip^uilihu to

throw a dart.
a. broken or opened

dart, to lance, to

by a

halberd

lance,

vlllageS, ficlds.

S.pl.

well looking.

'i-/r,i,uu,f,n,_P a.

lance.

'{'iriluipi^huiL.np s-

elo-

y^l vn. to speak

have a fine language,

^hqh^iiu.p.ui'iikj;

florid style.

^ir,ii^jlimp.u,%ni^p-liiSi s. fine spBaking,

eloquence, elegance of expression.
*j-A-^frj4iftn<-Y/ a. that flows agree[ful, charming.
ably,
S-A-Y^'ji"'?-^! " 'v^firy pretty, grac effcytj^/u^/i*- a. well written.
%lr,ih^iiui.f!i. a.

very pretty, genteel,

charming.

of the feet.

a.

well spoken,

a.

^hquiu.nu.'hlr.y^

- ^_

quent, fluent.

*\^hnu,uiu,p a. beautiful, attractive:

that dances well.
'^bif.uuiuiplr.r, k-jjli vn. to dance prettily : to advance excellently.
'[triiaiui.aiinfi, . Bncompassed or en-

*\-lriluiMi,[iui

gallantly;

fine letters.

well, elegantly, to

'\'h,iu,uiui[,nLj3-Ti s.

handsome,

bravely, excellently,

made, pretty, graceful'

movement

^f/u'jj a.

happy, good - - - [>:/!' ad. well,

very well, prettily, politely, decently;

graceful,

glorious,

good colour.

jjfi[i,

genteel, gallant, agreeable,

smiling, graceful, cheerful; polite, becoming, proper, decent, light, elegant,

ui[,n^p-l,^ip

a.

^Iriliuuiu.'iiir

to paint one's self.

hjl, va. to embcUish,
;

pretty,

happy, lucky.

^triimu{iu7Cn/2C u.

justed,

tjf vna. to polish to

laucor.

%h,fh^liu,if.l,p s. writing-master, caligrapher ; a, caligraphic ; - iVi'l^u *<>

[excellent,
have a fine caligraphy.
ingeuious, rare,
%ir,ilrjliu,f.Jii-in a.
^lr,llrgliu,ti.nfb a. YSTj pretty, - agreeable, genteel, graceful, charming.
I-A /^A-j^OT^fT^*- a. who works well
done or composed elegantly.
'\.h,it-jliuiif.itn,-P~lii^i s. caligraphy.

well looking, handsome, graceful.

ftyi-ji"'?/'/' becoming, decent,
well made, situated, placed.

*\'lriiiupn,.hii,np s. fiue arts.

fi/^iutn^
pretty,

a.

charming

handsome,
;

^hiiiuilnyi^ a.

graceful,

dancer.
noble, illustrious
s.

charming, graceful.
T-A-yj-fr/^^.

wallowing.

lours.

rotation, turning, rolling,

[dious.

modulated, melo'\-ir,iyJr,iu/bp s. modulation, melody,

trill, shake, quaver.
^hny-k-.i-uJiiyt, .

'^-tiiy-triiutipuiii^a.

brilliant,

resplen-

dent, fulgid.

^k im-h.ihir,

Ir^l,

quaver,
greeably.
late, to

1-/rYfr^. S.pl.

va. to

to

of fine colour.
S*^'t%4'"/"'W""'-j a- very speckled,
much spotted or diversified with co'\'ir,[hgii,t,p-nji, a.

trill,

to

modu-

shake, to sing a-

villages.

^irnirj/iuiita,iip^

o.

good flowers.

fumlshed with
[placed.

well ordered, '{ir.itj^uttilri.MMf a. well shaped, handsome, graceful.

[- constructed.
*l'*"7*34'"i^/"" f^' y^^^ made, - built,
'^'t./tj^uM^.yt-u.j a. good looking ; of
a fine aspect.
of a fine form.
T**"'zA3'i'"4'"""4
*1'*
V.^i"'^^ a. who has fine hair.
*hf^q_^jfi""i["-u a. well woven, - composed, - made.
ftf^frj^izi^^^

a.

fl"-

SbS

tu
*l"^'i%4"'V"'i.. charming, astonish.ing, wonderfully fine or handsome.
^lr,ilr^fi,uJu,/ii a. that
has a good
voice, sweet, euphonical.
^lriit-gliu,J:uifl,lrir, t-jli vn. to sing or

speak agreeably.

'^Irilh-jliiailnf.

is

a.

that

S-frTtg^mitS-iT a. a graceful walk.

*\'lrqt^ci\,i,JuipJlf!i a. of a fine form or

shape, handsome, well shaped.

who has

^triih^liiaiUpni. a.
%lT,ih^^liu,iuip,r,ap a.

a hand-

ftyjJ

s. bo(.

/y

yew

cartilage, ker-

*\-lr,iJln^!/L

be

inclined,' mov-

grow

tender.
^hiiinOth s. strong or intense desire,
eagerness, wish, longing.
fleece, wool.

T-i-z^'fi i:

^k-tjifLufiutpJt

^h

i^Slttu i-l^in

or

i-np d,

sketch, outline, rough-

*\'t,^r,;ii% s.

worthy, proper,

made, shaped,

ranged, proportioned.
*l*^7*34'"^"'t '^- very

ar-

handsome,

become
[tuation.

that has a fine sithat sings, that is

sung agreeably, sweet, hafmonious.
'\'lrnlrj^tu,'iiniii a. that has a good or
^lrtihijliuM%liu,n a.

'{'k-ilk^jfiu/itni.u,^ a.

name renowned, famous.

;

composed, made.

very well,

S-i-i/tj4"^t' nd.

prettily,

divinely, elegantly.
<}.t#^/rj4'""<'""'-7.

'J.i-,^u-u/^

burgomaster, major

s.

of a village.

%lTnhjli,a^ui,a. well

peasant, countryman;
country.

'\-lr,j2iyp' s.

a. rustic, rural,

graceful, glorious.
^irtfy^liiMfiiiuJ', ui^iy vn. to

%lrn2I^pkii

country priest.
speak vulgarly

s.

^ir,^ii,upu,'i,h,r va. to

or like a peasant.
%lr,i^liu,ikru S. ^tr.iHlopk'J''

%lr,^lini.p-l,ii, s. rusticity, incivility,

rudeness, coarseness, impoliteness.

^k-'it'iTk^' a- in a rural manner, rustically, rudely.
%t;gni-fi //[, 21i.'"3 > peasant, villager, countryman, boor, plebeian
a. rustic, unpolite, uncivil, vulgar, low.
%i=-<iglr,r, ty/> vn. to modulate the
,

voice.

provided

with

^htiA

[,j s.

with singing

fruit.

who loves the beauwho admires fine things.

%lTqh^liuiu^[, a.
tiful,

o,i-_

draught; plan.

becomings-fit, well

good

woolly, hairy.

some beard.

mystical

amenity.

^Uiji-jlini^ti^^ S. ^*-hilh'nltuiinih-ifli

ed, to

an excellent archer.

handsome,

'

to desire, to wish, to

of fine form.

^Iriitr^liMUnlri^ a.

'i'-iv

euphony,

s.

good voice, sweet sound.

^t-ntj^uiAlri.

bloom

flower, embellishment,

nel, gland: S.

*\-lr,ik^fi,iiJ,yjrtnL.[3-[iL.'7i

;;

love of beauty.
furnished with
good branches or shoots.
^h-iih-n/^tjMui irn
^rf/frq^uJMnfrt/^i/(Z' having a good aspect, well looking,
handsome, graceful, agreeable.
*{-t-qtj/iui,[,ui a. well shaped, made,
printed, pretty.

S-fr7^4f

dancing music dancing

pomp, show.
;

i/'j s.pl. villages, fields.

huntsmau.

'{'t-iifrjfiiiuiil.pn.^pf .

'\-lruinpmii

s.

^k-,ilrjl[u,uint-i^,

*!/;-.

[ij s.

a.

'^-t^iflrj^lMijni.^uAfrir,

llt-gl'

VU. tO

Om-

adorn; to enrich, to fashion,

to revive, to render handsome.

bellish, to

*^lr,it-ijlin,ilin/ii_

boautlful

a.

bunch of
[legs.

that has good feet or

*\-t;ilrjfini.piiiSi s. boauty, charms,
graces, dehcacy, gentility, decency,
neatness, elegance ornament, enamel.
'^t-ilt-jQnin'ii

a.

#7j

river.

mouth

of a river.
COufluenCO, COH[in a river.
flux.
'^4-i/i<j.&-/i^/ a. engendered or produced
4>A->/7ui4 s. stream, rivulet.
*{4-m.pt^uA

J.

^Irinm/uiuit.'iintiip S.

Ji[,li

a.

drowned or suffocated in a river

- i>iniilri_, ituifuSri^ linpni-iiu/lihij to drOWU,

to drown in a river -f/Ai-^, h-u,[ul,i_,
;

linpiiiblj

grapes.

to

drown

one's self, to die in

a river.
%h,uii,lraih,r,

flow or to

make

^iru,u,i,lrpi a.

'\-t^maiJ[i s.

It^\i

Mnlru,i_ Vfia.

to

flow like a river.

that divides a river.

hippopotamus.

i7

-;
;;

;,

T-bS

1>tm<o</tn- a. dead in the river ; -^

[rivers.
death in the river.
^h.niuJk-l^

the space between two

s.

16

T-bP
'\'t-m%ui,fiub^^j',

over-flow of the

s.pl.

river, inundation, flood.

S-ti/i""/"'" a.

%lru,iun.n,. s.

throw in the river - ^>.

submerge, to drown one's

to drown, to

self in the river.

^/rinmpirn'-l-

vn. to attach
prostrate one's

itself

a.

that

hides

sinks,

under the earth.

ground-floor.
a. that loves the
ground, that stretches itself on the
ground ; attached to the vanities of the
world, secular, mundane ; low, vile.
S-t/zAu/yu/;.// s.

surrounded by a river.
a braBch or arm of a

river.

W/..rwi. to

to

self.
^t-m'iiuii/hi-u,

^tuiMu/iupn/j^

tjufj

one's self to earth

^hm'iiui'tiiMiluufui

^hijiiufinuluufiiiniji s. attachment to
earth, love of the vanities of the world.
^k-mtiuj^irJ- [y s. earth-quakc.
,

ospraj, sea-oaglo.

s.

%lT,n'ii,u^il, s.

land-surveyor.
survey, to

%lr,n'i,uM^,l,k-d', A-_j^ va. to

beach quay.
thrown into a river; uiii-'iiirj; to throw into

of a river, bank, shore

S-t-'OfAitj a.

or

.y-fru>^'fc4%/'4

a river.

u/blihuii_

land-surveying.

pallet.

fi

iiint-iu

s.

chameleonf

t-it/i^p i^u^/iii-^,
prostrated to worship 4u/^4u/'fct^ ^.^
to knock one's head on
^ini-fih, ^ the ground; ju#^;^<a/y_, ifUipliufiilti^ij^irin^
'iifi
to throw one's self violently on the
ground; qiupl^ni-nuittk-ij CfUJnliuthtriqalrm

ground;

1-t.1'/un-/lt6- s.

^km'iiu.^u^ini-P-'f

'\-lF,n'i,iiiunii_ a.
creeping, "crawling
low, mundane, mean.
S*-it>uiiu/^u>6- a. prostrate or stretched on the ground; - u/h^a,it%,

l>tm/A in'bn^ s. ground, earth, soil,

land, place ; qy.lrin%l, f^i^ - /. tf.t-m'iip
on the ground, in the earth 4"/. iituahiuf iftnujUh-lOV Ulylini_irtlin. CO"
vered with confusion to look on the
,

measure (land).

earth-worm.

prostration
the ground.
')--<n^/u/i<i<J> s.
cellar, vault, subterraneous place
ground-floor ; the
inferior part of the honey-comb.
%yu!iiiu,ltnp a- "hollowed ; subterraneous ;-:p s.fl. catacombs: drain; S.
^yufuuiuiiMipuiirni-fi^i s.

the lying

down on

^trin^iu^uip^ a. that crawls on the

ground, creeping mundane vile, low
- nu.'Llr^, to drag on the ground - ^_
;

burrows

S'A-uA/upf^ a. that
earth.

^hafiiiuiiitui^ a. reptile,

in the

that creeps,

tortuous - tCu^
%u,uiu,pi,npq.lTir, to travel or to go on
foot.
[ground.
*}-t..Au#/?u.u/^ a. that rolls on the

crawls on the ground

'\-hu,'huilu%inp s. potato,

truffle

bot.

camomile.

^y ,n'liu>lu^nlruii ^lr,'i,ui/,i^n[, a. that

stretches itself, that lies on the groun d.
^tm%,uPi^n^ or mf 4 [pilar, ^Iti%mu^
l,^nlr, k^,u, vn. to stretch one's self,
to lie on the ground,
[on the ground.
S-t"''*'<"/./j.i_/3/,ii s. the lying down
']'lrin'iiu,^np, a. that treads on the
earth, that walks on the earth, mortal.
,

*\'ir,%u,_^,ii[,^,j; tr^ufi vn,'

iuip.

s.

enchanter with earth, geo-

'\hu!iiu,iin^,-p-l,ii, s.
'l-/r,?,.iyL/6-

prostrate.

a.

geomancy.

attached to earth

tural thing.
4>tf'"'P.t4 a.

supernatural

sublime,

excellent, divine.
Tfc^.u^.4 a. principal
'tt^<^f^//.i-ir,

tj/i

va.

s.

president.
to caress

with tenderness.
4-tp'"?^^^'"^ o.s. supemasupreme Supreme Being.

'{irpi.jq.nf

tural

manoer.

to crawl on

the ground.
ftmo^ffc ad. like a river.
^k-p s. weeping, wailing, noise;
{.npirlrij to weep
- pr. ad. on, up,
above; more, very, much.
%ypu,^,n,.p-l,ii, s. superior or excellent nature; state of a superna-

supreme, sublime, excellent, superior, eminent.

T'l-i'u'i-njnt-P-lit^, s. essence or excellent nature; supreme being.
'\'iriq.nf% a.

^iriiuiif.u,uir,r,

t.-j[,

va, to elevate, to

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T-bP
raise, to

place

put higher or

in

the

to prefer.

T-bP

17
^hpia%uit.lTir,

first

superlative.
to elevate, to
prefer to augment, to benefit.
^hpuM,i.pn--PliJi s. elevation, sublimity; preference; excellence, ad-

with scythes.

vantage.

stial, divine,

'^'t-pm^'ii^ a- excellent, sublime, eminent, superior, magnificent, extraordinary - /af. oplAio^uit. excellently,
eminently, supremely.

nary

'^Irpuiq.pu.liiu'i, U.S.

'{t-piuqiMAi^ttT, lrj[i vn.

to surpass, to

surmount, to excel, to exceed.

^t-pui^ijni-P-pLii
blimity,

s.

'^irputqutpj.a. well

excellence, su-

[much.
excellently

^k-puijuj'iijopk^ ad.

too

ornamented, rich,

superb.
powerful.

'\-lrpiuqop a.

^irpu.il,p a.

J"*-^^/"

heaped up, very full.

a. very bright, brilliant,

luminous.
^irpu,if,yp or pt-Y. excellent,
high, sovereign, extreme.
Tt^6^uii_/^a. much spread.
^lrpu.i^,i,f

^t-pm'ii^iu^'ii a.

tj/. va.

'\-hpiu,l.(ilr,r,

^lTpuhMq.u3il.g

^hpufi.^f,

Ir^uy

Vtl.

tO OXCBI, tO

greatest:

s.

very celebrated,

fa-

'^Irpu.^n.^^lrir, k^ft va. to celebrate,

to praise publicly, to render famous.

^hprnStpu,^ a . astonishing, surpri-

very admirable, mi-

raculous,

[gent, brilliant.
%hpuM-!iuiT(>u%^ a. full of rays, efful-

increase, advantage.
very clean, very
pure, spotless very holy.
'{frp.ujp.u.pjt a. very elevated, lofty,
high.
'{t-puMJlrh^uMp a. very honourable,
^kpuiTCnL-iih

s.

a.

that bears, supports

a beam%hpu,%uMihi.a. in the shape of a beam.

^hpiifiiiuUuiiT, uyiy vn. to become a
beam, to make one's self a beam.

my

Lord,

^lrpu,Mpui)[hir,

vn. to shine,

t-j[i

to

[magnificent.
glorious, excellent,
'^'/rpta.fiiun. a
'\'i-pii,uM/t,iA a. supernatural.
'{t-p/Ampjup or Miitu ad. supernatu-

sparkle.

rally.
'{/rpif.aiuinialii'/ii s.

scpvants.

'{'t-pif.iaauiu/ii

s.

sions

luif

goods, posses-

fireside, family, house.

^hpif-uMuuiu/uialilig

s.

fellow-servant.

domestic

s.

maid-

servant.
^k-ptif-uipA >. repurchase, emanicipation of slaves, deliverance, redemption; a. that delivers, frees, emanicipates slaves.
^tptqJ'iiA u,g s. grave, sepulchre,
pit, tomb, monument, vault ; churchyard ; ^.u^ilri^ 't -k . to dig out of the
ground, to disinter.
,

%hplrifJ'tMM'bu,i-fip s.

epitaph.

^kpk.lSiu'bailiuM'u a. sepulchral,

ral

fune-

- '/fw/ip cemetery, burial-ground

.

-^ the deads.
,

buried together.

^hptrqiTu/bai^lig a.

^hpk-qj'u/binlin.-p a. that is

'^irptu'iMUMiilip

the eyes.
[did, brilliant.
^hpuipipli a. very luminous, splen%ypu,^,uyi_a. brilliant, splendid.

illustrious

ter tears.
%hp,Kpuioupiuil,g a. very full of tears,
melting into tears ; ad. with tears in

^t-puMi/htpni-p a.

- respectable very reverend.

'^tpMMi'i,, [ij uig s. beam, rafter, joist.
^irp.u'hMuil.g a. full of beams.

most

- - .4p

^hpHJsiuutuAfili

mous, renowned.

sing, marvellous,

'\'irpiuutu,%6- a. glorious illustrious,

superb, excellent.
[most reverend.
*]'i-piuuiuiin[ii. a. very honourable,
%is-puiuiiuu,ni-n,-P-l^i s. revereuco.
%irpu,pmoup s. torrent of tears, bit-

gr. preterpluperfect.

'{hp.ui.n.^li a.

a. cele-

supernatural, extraordiexcellent, rare, peculiar.

your Lordship.

eminence, height,

pre-eminence, superiority.
^t-pa,li,uiiiaip a. supreme, highest,

scythe, sickle.

'\-tpiaJiMutp4liiJi

splendid, brilliant

surpass, to surmount.
Si't^"4/"'-/?/"-'*'.s.

furnished

full of or

'^Irpiuui.yb-uin. a.

nent, supreme.
^h-nfall.yf.ir,

to navigate

armed with scythes.

a.

q-lniij s.

'\'lrpio^u,ap^

Pj a, eminent, pre-emi-

vn.

Irjii

with the waves.

consumed

in the grave.
^h-ph-qinu%utliplil^in hch'""'3 ^* ^' that
strips sepulchres or the hurried dead.
%lrpyMpru,%u,ukp a. who diligently
t

visits

and ornaments sepulchres.

^^h-nh-aJutUiuinktlli
s.

^kph-qJuMliiuinntJl

cemetery, church-yard.

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18
enslftved^yith another,
of a captive or slave.

^lri,/ri[,j a. s.

companion

'\'!r[,lrp^i^, %irph,,a'i,

tt-

redeemer,

s.

above, beyond.
^irpopliiuj/i a. extraordinary, excellent, rare, transcendent.

that delivers slaves.

*f fr^itj/',

'K^of

ffr^Y.'

make

va. to

Irijl,

'^d'l'

^uA pr.

'{k-p

prisoner,

to take captive, to take

to enslave
to seduce, to gain.
^k-plr^uip ,,uij a. s. that makes prisoner, that leads into slavery, captivity,
that takes captive.
/>t'"j s. captive, slave, prisoS-fr/j/i
ner - [i"['['i_< to be prisoner - wiiA^,
to keep prisoner; - i/<"^i-/_, to bring
captive.
^tr[,[r, t-iji^i vn. to become a prisoner, to go into captivity.

,-,/'

'i'.fiuP

tj//

^,llr,r,

/ujij

make

to

fleece, wool.

s.

card, to comb
- A. ^ nt^ ,_
ropes of sand.
to

va.

(wool); to tear;

[i-^.
^qbi^s. carder.
^luij s. hot. rush S. T-t^/o.
'j.^/ny ajj s casket, drawer, small

%illip

box,

incomprehensible.
^hpliin^juiiiiu'b a. inconceivable.

%/rp[iiru,j a.

till;

desk.

%lr[t f iltp'^i o- supreme, superior,

excellent, subUme, pre-eminent, higher ; - .piui ad. pr. over, upon, above,

to

^hpiru.'i.irj-,

itj,

be above, to excel,
to surpass, to surmount.
f*-/>5-<.L^,

'\-hpiry,r,

shave

va. to

irf,

bald.

to

hgi,

make

'\-lTpirnijfL s.

[ingbald.
act of shaving or mak-

'^hp.nuii

a.

nf

fine,

delicate; white; -

4"^

'

thin,

u,il,.-p,

'{'Srpinu'buiiiu/i, a.

^trpirui'iiuigl,

germanic.

gL-nj a.

%hp,r,u'i,ypk'ii ad. in

s. German.
german s. Ger;

man, the German language

- m^uu,^
to Icaru, to know,

q.[i^^, /uoulr/_,

to speak

"

t"3

'

%k"

ger, prophetic.

[full.

tl'C'"3 " f^*) corpulent, plump,

'i'Pojlr
f a. clement, compassion,

merciful, humane, benign, mild,

charitable, flexible, tender.
%Pui,r, uijl' vn. to compassionate, to
ate,

pity, to be moved to compassion, to

pardon, to grow tender.

%Pu,utpB.^R-^^-

'\-ptir,

to

tie

,[^.,plr.r, .lu,plr, /.

transmigration

^kpn^P^k

'\-lrpir.r, %irpl..r.

%lrpLi,ujli

4u^p/r,r

[celleut.

sublime, eminent exsublimity, preeminence, excellence.

o,.

%lrpnL^i,li^p^l,i.'i, s.

%lrp.l,u.\p S. %hp.l,^!H..
^irp,[,h,r, htji va. to ravage, to ruin,
to pillage, to sack.
^/rp,/,[,^a. that
^'/rpi/>nL.;/i, s.

ravages, plunderer.
ravage, ruin, pillage.

Jrji[,

commit a
^Plr,r,

tenderly.

%pu,j:

'\'P u,t,ppni-P fii-i s.

servitude, yoke

of

'

^.p..,[,pir,r Q.

slavery,

head

'

'^p-,uu[ipuipuip ad.

captivity,

ear-wax.

%k"' tl""l'3 ""3 s. skilful, learned man; magician, sorcerer, E^trolo-

superhuman.
very estimable, most

s.

'

%lrpj'u,p,i.liu,,l^, a.

a.

to de-

tumid, moist;

"""3 * hair,
hair, long hanging hair.
tt""3

%trpj..,p^y
%lrpn^[3-l,i^,

S.

tl'2:'3

nj s. hot. lupine.

reverend.

/.

S"4f..

German.

*i'irp,r>uu,

uipfiu/iit-ij

eat.

lewd, libidinous - u/^uiifjuy

germanism.

who speaks German.

only,

'^^^uii-ku %ki_ tkz_ ad. in several

pieces, by bits, piecemeal.

^^r

%l!-pj'u,'i,u,p.,Ji,ni-Pltii s.

[again.

however

corpse, carrion, dead

s.

body: a. bad, ill; vour or make beasts

finest bread.

^lrp,ru/hui[u<,u s.

"itlrij

subtile,

fine flour;

box.

f-^t S. S-'tf
'i'iP- conj. at least,
^kzj tbzfjs

to attract, to grap-

ple, to grasp, to catch.

%>li>n^l'li s. little

beyond - i^lri_,

4^1.^

J.^frn-tiT, t-^t va.

"^'il-

villages.

%lro,ilru/ii s. pi.

tl"--d'3

t'^'i?-'

lage, country.

fault

tenderness.

to stumble, to trip

vn.
;

to fail.

%P t-jnu.jiu'blrir,

ni.jp

VO..

tO

stumble, to make one stumble", to seduce, to pervert.

^Pn^P[.i-^i s. clemency, mildness,
pity, compassion, mercy, humanity.
^Pn^Hh J. stumble, false step.
^-j-ri-M/lij;

JL-jj

'^-J-.f.ahij',

"bhjuijvn-

be sulky with, angry, ofa passion; to take offence.

to pout, to

fended, in

^J-^nhnupiii-'bs. vexation, sulkiness,

anger.
fcf/.n. a.

harsh, unpleasant.

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19
mt-^uy
gree, to quarrel.
'{J-inpiT,

}></-.fi-^/.ti s.

vti.

to differ, to disa-

"I s.

S"/'.. a.

hand

altercation, conten-

%l^ilr^uipn^p-liM^i

drunkenness.

s.

smelling of wine.
drunk, tipsy.

*l>/Ai-4/., a.

%lfbh7Cu/i, a.

juniper-tree.

%lfblr'2Cai'iini-[3-liLii s.

stone easily thrown by the

S"/'%A/", ir^t

^.u/^,

to -wheel.

drunkeunoss.
be seasoned with

line,

s.

5f.a-/>3

vn. to

wine.

stroke, dash,
trace; notch, incision, cut; flourish;
*K^a-,

to get drunk,

intoxicated, to fuddle, to tipple.

tion, dispute, quarrel, discord, dissension, disagreement.

S"/'

'i-fiit-^uipPiT, t-juif vn.

hyphen.

great drunkard, to-

%in,irMrni_, u,g a.

mate, valuation rate, tariff; purchase,

bargain - ^uwuAt-ij mp/iu/it-^ to rate,

per, sucking-bottle.
[wine.
^lUitriipnt-i, s. dregs,
sediment of
S-ZAti'"//", Irjiy vn. to get drunk,
tipsy.
[drinker, tippler.
S>/AA-4-^ a. that loves to drink,

to appreciate, to value, to estimate, to

tax, to set a price on a thing u,'iup^

wine-merchant or

of wine, wine-shop.

*\-[,7Ciafn/l,

etc. S. ^[i^^l-n/ii

s. price

,*|./A, q.^,j

value

Otc.

tax, esti-

undervalue -liinj ,un.^

uinuibiuijio buy, to purchaso
to

e,,u$nu/iihi_,

ifinj

"jinL-ij

money

for

^nj iuriiihi_iih"-p

to drink

water that has cost money

to

buy dearly

; V*'"j ?**/..
puM^jpuij/nL-juAtr^j luTtX-^

unE-atuti/r/j npnt-qiufiirlj lint-Uiah-ant-atulilrf

ft

S"/Ai-./ui2Cin.

a.

tavern keeper,
-^ selling

seller

com-

Munni~l^uui
MunnL-c-,

^^Inih-uujTCujn-hll

merce of wine.
^Ifi.hmni. a.

^yiilrmn^i
wine-shop.

who
s

offers wine.
tavcru, wine-cellar

to raise, to -augment, to reduce, to

lower the price Ib'^^L. ^iA ^i/y

to bargain; unilnp-uliu/i, -, price-current npn^k-uMi^ - no abatement ^iA-.
,

c'i. t'-'^sh A

you the

-e^"^

abounding in wine.

^"3

'

"""ill

pay

price.

wine ^i-mpp-iu^

^[fiili, %i-nj, 'iih-iug s.

wine-bibber, drunk,
intemperate, drunkard.
*^pbuipp.ni^ nt-ui^ s. pi. crapulcnce,
intemperance
gluttony , feasting
S'/'i<7/fs"-,

S'/At.-t*"

"'5 a.

drunkenness.

iiuti

iiniiin

uu-KjiL-oo

ft

Mt-lihi^nj

uihltiutih-it

irlin.tt.lib[iu Juiu/lilrft

t^fihL.n9

fi

mlthi^ tO

be merry with wine, to drink, to get

drunk p-uiililri_ if^ uP-iMiipt-i_ ft i/.^^
,

to sleep one's self sober; ^-u^_

^o make tipsy,
p-ui^m-^iutilri^ b tl^'-'!J
to fuddle ; uimpnyui^ to clear the wine.
tihinj s. coriander.
%lfbji
S"^7/.p/.ti s. intoxication.

"tii-y

f/A^, ifiin.!!!^,
buckle, ear-drop.

if-lij

s.

ear-ping,

small wine.
%lfiilrp.yp '\-p,k-p.nL.qf o. that produces much wine, abounding in wine.
^lUik-n-nfl, a. wine-colour.
^Iftihiik'J' tipsy, intoxicated.
*\'p,lr^,j a. tipsy, drunk.
^[%t-ut^

lrk"'3 *

^[.^[u.n'iii,

S-Al-''^*-/"

4-/'""it/r, frj/f va. to tear,

-qJliJhu/iiu, to tear

flowered sour grapes

or verjuice; flower of the wild wine.
'{[iii/r/iuipiuu s. barrel
or vase of
wine.
'^p.kh-uiiil.li s.

that eats

ct-

dead bodies, carnivorous, ravenous.

to devour;

each other, to tear

one another to pieces.

%l,^tnl,^a. ravenous,

^tztc y I'' ""J * Jiigbt; darkness,

-/> ad. by night,
obscurity -</>
during the night; nightly q-% n,gpji,
or / poiA, all the night, ufb^ai^ sleepless night - jun^liuilriiuiliufb eternal night, night of the tomb 4t2fni^
delicious , impenetrable
u/itb^jl^ night umhi^i tudiriiuapi L^ o^ ludl/ltuijb t
all day and night ; ^uiumpuil^ -- at
'

S.^5>t4,o.r a. that has the flavour of

wine, winy, vinous.

*f /AA-4'"* s- wine-taster (instrument).
^^lUtlr'iuimnc.p-liiA s. abstinencB from
wine.
I'li'fit^iup a. drunk, tipsy.

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120

4-ba

mid-night; q-^ /-/ oifinuliu/ii uin-lruti_,

hidden by the night or darkness .V

^niX

,u'liJjni-giu'blri_q--%

,i0^a.%9,

0,

SleCp-

or bad night - /< nn.-i^i^l-'u'ii A-y.4the day changed into night; ./.- t.
%Iti^,I-%, to turn night into " day /Ay.
,n,^p^ -nfli, in the darkness of night;
to set up all night,
u,ii.,u'i,iri_,-ph^ q-%
to pass the whole night ir,u^i_ qlrpli,y_
%n^p^l,^% _,3% jlrptu, to pass every
night in singing Jfii^tn h'yc ''-" -y
while it was yet dark.
that walks,
less

humidity, moisture
onanism im[hair grow.
'\-l,u,upnL-,i(u a. that which makes the
i-/"/?.fr/s^ a. cut or shaved head of

S"/'2fr/'/"4'">' a.

by

night, nightly.

nocturnal.

4-^um4

.j

s.

^yhuuMp,

equinox

s.

equinoctial line.
^li^la,in,.k.i s. great mole.
or SlUlpUli./>4
"^bdrv
makes war during the night.
utuiulIMn
Miti
ZJTP

q-l'lr

that

learned.

knowing, wise, ex[confident.

conscious, acquainted,

a.

*|-/.,i/4//j

conscience

know-

to

^liuiu/iiuiir, uigiuf vn.

commerce
some one.

know,

to

'^[iiiiiajni.qiz,%lrj; ni-jl[i

or jiuh-ni-a. noctivagant.

the night time.

%l,u,hib a. that

ceivable

vu. to acquaiut,

grow dark,

vn- to

become obscure.

-:f.

0.

may be known,

uLu^f, va. to know, to perto learn, to understand to feel,

to recognize to be able ; to consider,
to observe , to note
to believe
to
;

know,

'^bztP'"ZPU''i - * noctambulist, somnambulist night-rambler.

^Ii^p.u^i2ni.p-[,i^, s. noctambulism,
;

somnambulism.

have a carnal connection

with "^ - to be ignorant of, not to
know - i^-^p or ^/% to lie with a man
or woman n^ i-b'"^ nuiJip- he has no
shame .H*"?^ l^utptnutp q-pinh-iT quyb
know it throughly; ^l-a,lr,r, I do not
know, I am ignorant of it ^pmu,^ip
know! ^- i[i%i_ anjtn-f to be at a loss
what to do.
[cally.
to

uy a.

guard -^ -m-P-piJb
,

s.

nocturnal
bivouac, patrol,
s

sentinel.
0%

s. nocturn.
that loves night or

darkness.

per-

note, remark.

'\-liu,ir,r,

ceive

have

or intimate relations with

to instruct, to inform.

bat.

'^tztc'liP' ^- nocturnal.
^b2}rp"ip' <^d- ^J night, nightly, in

^[i^/iuMufuMi,

more

'\-[iaiMu//jai-Pf s.

tjMlluinuint-t

'^[^pia'/iuiMr, uMgii'i

long-haired

ledge.

nocturnal combat.
'^[itrptuiTni-lib S.

u.g a. hairy,

comet: Greek monk.

perienced,

^^''

up

^l,u.np
s.

^[.nui/f, #3 a.

dishevelled hair.
head of hair, long hair.

^l,uu.[un.l,^ a.

'{[imm.i-n/i, a.

*Vt2tc"'k''r"i obscure, dark.

to

hair.

marvel of Peru.
hourof night; nocturn.

ad.

S>/rjAr/.u./ou.-t'fc

S>/ijt/./.y<^

%bnuutltiu.

^l>zl^P'-J-'"'fs.

s.

s.

^[,ln,_p-[,i.%

^^l^hptuifn^utpiC s.

~1'3

to get humid, to
to pollute one's self.

pollution, masturbation,
purity,

goes by night.

%tz]rp"''^""S>/.^/./o4^

damp, moist

^(.^"riiMjir, u.^";i vn.

4>^-^A

become damp;

blear-eyed.

a.

li-ft's

lascivious, wanton.

'\'[,2i''tfi-

"Vl'lu-jp,

J.

'{[n^,.up.u,p

ad. learnedly;

S./.ifAu.^n/^/ a.

'^li^puiilmp [, s. Venus, the evening

star S. S"fc^^/'"'?*"'j

scientifi-

very learned.

j'nifi%uJl/fiAni-la-ptJi o.

%l-mn,i_s. scholar,

^^pinnt-P niji

learned

man

pro-

phet.
*}-/fjt/,o/?/..r

vn.

to

pass

the

whole

night to sit up or to watch all night

in the open air.
%l'^n s. fur-coat, pelisse.
^[t"'ty''' a. more damp or moist;
bleared.
;

^[u,n^p-[,^% s. science, knowledge

doctrine, understanding, wisdom, study, art ; - //y/i know, you are inform,

ed,

you must know

flimn^p-t-iaJp

knowingly.
J./../f..tA

in%nj a.s. learned, lettered,

literate, wise,

knowing, well perform-

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;

ed; skilful, intelligent: diviner, foretelknow, you are informed,

; - ^_j^ ,
yon must know ; - um^ikij to inform.
%he ^tP"3 ^- letter, character book,
volume, writing; letter, epistle; letters, science, literature; holy scripture,
Bible ; - or Pn.-,iP .IL-Iiith^i, act of diler

vorce
"iilrij

"*/_.

D.

J^^Miiu^iupi^ujb

iuiLlilr^ 4"'w

to publish, to write ; - 4.u/i.

to post up or stake on the wall a

writing or advertisement; / - , /A^

f.^i^ ui'iiiiuiiiiru lUiilru to be written or
registered ; qy-pn^l^ or ly-pnilp tu,i_, to
dedicate one's self to reading ; / - '"/_
bill,

iLnn^Jhriy uin^uihiuqnM-aia^

I^UMblrf_t ^luiitriy

uh-^,

^1

i^nh

^wp^uMhh-l^ tO
to registrate ; to

UMILllhrif

1'hph

write, to write down,

treat a subject; to circumscribe.
^lliiuhiuir, wjui/ vn. to fatten,

grow

plump, corpu-

fat,

a.

lent; fertile, abundant.

vn. to fatten,

^[iptaj/ni-gu/bt-ir, "-jf

to

make

fat; to

npn^^afliji

"*"**'
ni'al' -p*"?.

4!"

your soul; /i- ,uirhij to invent;

uilfl'lj to be invented.

make clammy.

Syj"*'

<

'"3 * cylinder.

<

%iu/biuli s. rolling pin^lu/iiuiJtlr^ a. cylindrical.

Sy<A/", ""j'^/ vn. to become blunted, to get dull.'

*l-/"^/>7- uin.%tir va. to break, to
[noise.
bruise with a stone.
'{.^jn^iip

gurgling ;

s. pi.

draw the bow

well; lufli fib^ jt'i'ki' c'^ltu% fw -u [ii-p p-iu^hfj whilst he drew

his bow tight ; - /A^ - /uu/^ii/.^ or [.nuni

with one

or

/f"t-'ir

n^'t

i^nt^a^tip.pjujn^i

Or

to wrestle, to struggle

- c^?- luumX

lin-li^-

or Juipm

wrestling.

plumpness, corpulence.
and 'T'plruAf
^/.t.,^, Y-A-.^, ^.j, J. village; country;
to go to or live in
//.%Y., pii,^^t-i_l, J.

S"^^"-/?f
vl'pp

ti'"3 S. '^bp

the country.
'\'P,.,fui^ s. little

S-^i-Yi</(u<% s.
"'[t-iliat-uA

village

tj/. vna.

s.

%llfi,uii.mp

ache

mad -

p-jpipai-P-licii

'{^utaif.u.pnM-PJi s

ness

small

kl'j s-pl. vil-

lages, country.

diz-

head-ache

'

mad-

giddiness.

(]yA""?'^/'^

'w^liose

^'

'"S

head

is

shaven: barefaced.
1-pwj

l-^uuiffp,

initial,

s.

capital

letter; inscription, title.

'\-iluu,^l,p

t-pt

s.

coif,

head-dress:

the head of a Saint preserved.

heaviness of
^iluu.h-u/iipni-P-liii' s.
[pudent.
the head.
%l^u,liu,n. a. headstrong; bold, im^iPiuiliuipMf-ni-P-l^i s. division into
several chapters, order, arrangement
summary, compendium index.
*\.^,uiinp a. ashamed, confused.

where

is

%^iui,>up

s.

c|y^.ui4<^(

f/"-^o/>4j:

whose brains are

ziness.

tation,
,

that has a head-

a.

MMij

dizzy, giddy

h^,yvn. to be ashamed.

4/^4"'"'*-'^' etc. S.

town, borough.
'{[i^illruA

].^^4^^yr,

villa.

peasant, clown.
'i'lu-ifu/piiiiiiiif'

murmur

to wheel
to roll
to surpass, to excel; to bend, to incline ;- ^tnA to extend or stretch
out the hand ; - qn^ qpii^t-utirf. to win
over, to attract, to gain one's favour
to be on the
jS"'-*""^*! - funp^p,f.n!^
Greeks side, to be a partisan of the
Greeks ; - q^iy/ni-iih uipk-njuiiuiii to
din, offuscate, darken or eclipse the

^^kj;

disordered,

1y:"/3""-"y. cd. in rolling, tumbling

'^I'ck tpkb H'k"'3 * t'^^ two arms

extended, open arms bosom, breast:
latnom u MMtnl^iuhhtt pI"p- "" piutnji
lpilri_, to embrace, to hug one another
{^1- "-" iTinitilth-ij n^t ""#^7^ Wb^lt to

]-pliu.luujiA ijfhhij

tr_

down.

splendour of the sun.

^ihlri,

^lipuynju^l,^ a. fattening.
%l'Pt a. delicate, soft, downy, tender, genteel.
'

tape-wonn

-" you will save

/'

to

fat.

'^'lipuiuiuipuip

hunting -^

'\'iluu,u,lr,r,

oppressor
u3

poll-tax,

*.

etc.

tomahawk.
capi-

head-money.

WuiA

chub, mullet.
the heads.
^i/uu/imj ._3 s. cap helmet.
4y^"2^^ 4./.u-._. head-dress, veil.
inUlii

s.

'\.Jj,uAp s. pi.

4>/../.
ly s. invention, discovery,
finding; profit: artifice: salvation:
finder ; um. ^- for the want of; ^,ui_
fine or rare inventions or disco-:f.,
veries ; -^ Jtliu/i,^
fishing ; - npuy
,

'^^u^muj^
%ittu,uiuMm

,j a.s. life-guard.

[ng s.

turban, head-band.

Hn

122

miapintuig o. capital, that deserves capital punishment.

4Y/'<u>ur, s. general.
4'//'"""fArm/7<_/J/.i-'*/ s. generalship.
[behead.
4//'""/" a- headless.
'\-^'u,u,lrir, /rj[, va. to decapitate, to
'^'^uuiii.n^P^liJii ^iluuiuini^Ul, S. dOCapitation, execution.
1y^<^4 ""jj * hat cap, bonnet.
^iluu.plilJ', h^i,j vn. to bend one's
[achehead.
Jy/""'j""- "y that has a head%llu,ujju,L,nU^li.^i s. head-ache.
s.a. prince, master,
S-zf"
,

'

deacon; capital, principal,

fundamental, essential, first.
superior,

1y/"""-"/""P"'/'

or ;t" ad. princi-

pally.
'{^u.i-npti/; tr^l va. to finish, to end,
to terminate; to abridge, to reduce.
'^JuuiL.iipliir, Irg-ii

vn.

to

*\'it'bF^3 c-d. the head uncovered.

^{["[liyp ad. the head downwards.
^.^..^ilUp ad. the head upright.
all,

T-iTP

moon

ttiiLbni-

Lord

S^f ^"hpi- 1 tib'y ^ni-ifii^ the

away thy master from
t

will take

thee mJiihi^ qfll"- hI""^ npiy-n^ to

take the number of the children; ^._
Si//" -_^
uiuiuiJ-n^
how many punishments ? '^u/lihi_i^iii. % or 1^1- Iliun-iUipil
ijjum'ii^iu'iiu rn-pni-^, to have oue's revenge, to punish - uiirp.uMn^,u,i_, to revolt;
u,'Lliu/i,l,i_,f-j-ibin^ to fall suddenly on the
enemy; ^>ki_ii^li li^n-u to put one's
life in jeopardy
4-"^ / - to put one's
self at the head, to be the leader; - p..
;

i/y

finally, at length, in conclusion.

^ini^Uh
^[uuinp

defeat, ruin.

s.

or

//

gall, gall-nut,

s.

%l,nnpuii,u,ira. that tastes like gall.

s.

4-6-'-"^/'/

designer

traced, sketched:
draught; drawing; sketch;

Y^r"y

writing, letter.

draw,
design to project, to
describe, to paint; to sketch; to write,
to form.
%itui,ipni-P-li^i s. dash, trace drawing, design; sketch, draught; form,
^irui^flril', k-jl va. to trace, to

to delineate, to

delineation; writing.
f*-'"*- ifj s. ruled.
,

S-6-t'/7 -j/> va. to strike out; to

mark with

a flourish
cut, to scratch.

^inplr, y^u;] vn. to sink, to fall.

s. roll, downfall.
Sy? <-/, iilun^ s. head; chief; summit,
top; individual; the first place, the first
%inpni-Sfu

chapter - iun^^ prow

master-piece; - j///I<{^/r
point, cape; - u/utihu/ii angular stone; uhu/b, capital;- n-puijhtj, capital, funds,
principal, capital or principal sum;
;

by head, for each person so much a

head ^^fl' /-/? opi 'J, - all this week
to be covered, to put on
(fuifflilri_ ;

to

%h-n,-h-, ^S-6-/i o. vile,

abject; sor-

did, niggardly.
^itopk'ii ad. as

line.

%A.iiTir,

h^l

'\'JtA[,J',

iirj.^i vn.

become abject

S"'f^p

va. to abject, to

humble.

to be debased, to

or contemptible.

t'lt^pe

^rj

'

*'

clergyman,

ecclesiastic.

[arrow.
S"i5[^4

or qnUi,

cfliy s.

f'l^P-np b. ^futtinp

be finished or brought to a
close, to end, to come to an end;uiifunj the first day of the month, new

'^5-&-/7L/*/.ti s. baseness
filthiness,
meanness, sordidness, niggardness.

to finish, to conclude, to bring to a

head, to end, ^ - hi^trf^ i,u,uii,'i,ki^ t'"ii
to

erase,

to write

one's hat; [.u'limi^ q-, to uncover, to take

off one's hat '// - i,u/l,hlj ,nu/lilri_, uiirlri_,

irpP^uii^,

oak-

leaf apple.

tumbling down.

va. to roll.

if-npirn^

to

rank - tpn^

day;-

year's

exordium, preamble; point,

- -2!.aiiuiui,upi,uM^ end of the
article
street; - mmil/ii beginning of a verse

pA/iy

totally, entirely.

%in[i ad. in rolling,

new

-/-/.

^i^nilpi ,1- ad. himself, personally,

person

1*

have the

pre-eminence, to bo at the head: to be

finished hot. to bud.
^Juu.u.npnL.p^l,.^! s. superiority, presidency, priority, supremacy.
%i[uItJ; lrj[i va- to decapitate the
idols, to destroy; to turn about: S.

in

%^[-ir,
sit

y^,y

uotch of an

vn. to

kneel down, to

squat.

%rp/rp, u,j
arched roof.

s,

dome, cupola, vault,

;,

125

Vb\i.

*\'>rptp-m^lif
vaults ; vaulted.

;;

adorned

with

'fi'/<,7.i6 ,<ry/,4

southernwood.'

s. hot.

*lA^.4, ,j s. globule, globe, bowl,

spherical or round body pincushion
;

apple
^Wphp-uiijip a. in the shape of a dome,
vaulted, convex[that has a ceiling.
'{ifph-p-lrmj a. vaulted, wainscotted,

^.rptp-S. ^rptp^.
j-Jt J-, /rj^
T-jt^ ,r, y. va, to

ball

i,p,u^u,'i.f,^

ilkiint-u,^
,

ball

bought, purchased.
appraiser
/j s.
auc-

'{'iiiuftnj, [ij a.
,

tennis.

^%^u,iinitirir,

to

swim ;

/#

walk
;

^npa

'Urcy 2p"3 ^o
to go on hands and
/

it-n-uij

^tt.y /. At-n.,, or [
that walks on its hands,

bombard.
bombardmcnt.

vu. to

'Y^^mAti. a. round, spherical, orbicular, spheroidal.

1*ij..u.it.n./3^ti s, sphericity.
lajiu/ vn.

*f%Y-<*///*,

or round;

f^Y-iuuf t...

'l-^^.u/zfr.^.

to

be spherical

to bud.

hot.

uiji s.

u,iu/i,

brigadier, colonel.
s. pin ; small pin

bodkin.
tj/. vn. to

'\>'i,q.k-ir,

make round or
to become

condense;

spherical; to

round.
to buy, to purchase
to take ; lupJ-mt, -, to buy

^AA-.r, lrj[, va.

>

grope; np

feet, to

/rjif,

^''Jiij-iutinitni-Pli^'b s.

ti!ni/[ip

yttiuuit^pn,

D.

J^llf,tulpn

tioneer and appraiser.

*)>'i..4<<-<r, tj/f vtt' to appraise, to
estimate, to value, to tax.
%%ui^,umnt-P-l,tA s. estimate, valuation, taxation, tariff.
lA..r, uy/lr vn. 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,
to prevail ; to run, to overflow ; - q^%l^/rin
to follow ; iQiCiuliiuiMiutpi,
aTCuniuMUllMin^tUL.
P^'*h TCluilUMH^iu nig qLnn

swarm of

ring of an ear-ring.

^\fli^,uliiMili,uiqni.p-litii s.

'Vii.4.ui

bullet, large

S*7-'//"j[_.

down.

4ki"y

at tennis

ball - Jt/rn.'b,ulyni.,j
juggler's corkball; - npP-ni, bud, button.

lie

bees

ot lu^nfinil.li ball, bowl;

-/i#f...-

for

money,

cheap

/3^/u^/4'"V' - > to buy dear.

laj s. purchaser, buyer.

'\-%nii_,

or who walks on his hands jumi,i,Iiu,_

inM.p[,tA uM%^irun_- to bo corrupted ^
;

f*^//.-,

*\-%^t.m a. gipsy.

^^ni-p

s.

pmj -,

to go away; to depart; - j-m,^

to die ; < A^'/ '^'"'li um- %nutiM
p.u!b^ auiiun^uMihuigit , the threats make

piujn^^

no impression on them
resist; - mpnt-lrump
,

vogue or fashion;

that

[>

ambulatory

^\fbuifn,X a.

- to
,

be in use,

to

i-npir^

are past ;
uii-ni-p . yesterday, the
^iugt-iau deceased.
things

i^ii-i-^ir

fiiuM^h-un^,

day

'{n^uiir s.

they walked three days through

desert q.u/n^/uit fi i^Muau^ia ^uinutq
reform, to lead a better life.
;

jfche
,

to

'{%uijiu^ui'b uM^ u. ambulatory, that

walks; fuggitive; dying; deceased.
,

^Hiut^nUiU

s.

gait,

/lift

ad.

well,

hollow, cavity.

^iw^u/iiuij; lujMuj vn. to

ment;

p^^ or

l-n^jA-u

as, about, almost, nearly.

>

'

vd. to say.
1-ny.

moveable.

S*y S*"jip jAj * p'- gait, step,

pace , course passage walk departure circuit; way, journey current;
conduct, behaviour, demeanour, manners, custom
^luylA t-pl'J uit-nt-p^
.

ftiuiifyint^r

other
;

dry cow-dung.

']-n^,iys. bosom; lap; hollow, ca^ity - &P'"h or ll"'''"3 grotto, cavern, den; - itmlnt-, handle ; creek; %.<:.<-, hold of a ship ; - ^nph-k-i^ or -
lun^ini^u to be concave or filled.

carriage

to

be hollow,

become hollow.

^ni-uit-np a. hollow, concave.

tj.^Ar J", tj/. va. to dig, to hollow
to contain, to include.
v'"f-j^'' S. T"^ ad.
^nif-tinj S. (ii-p/iui'iinj
[real.
^'l-l'

>

if-y

>

leprous veneleprosy syphilis.

t'^'"3 o-

^nif-nt-Pl.^!, s.

deport-

-^//y, course.
^iimjnt-guAt-ir, ni-uft VU. to CaUSO to
[that moves.
walk or run.
^'hwjjni-^l<i_ a, that causes to walk,

hpu/h
niphp

s.

urethra.

fnf^, nj, i"Ls. being, existance, that

is : vd. to come ; coming.
'\-ni_, [> s.

heat.

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24
'^nimfautni a. buming, ardent.
^niufbiuMT, uM^iy vn. to warm one's self.
'{niuiant-juAlrir, nL-gji VU. to Warm.

T-ns
'^aTCu.iihppi.

it

sa

hot.

goat's

beard.
oolt's-foot.

'\-nTC,nuii s. hot.

ty

typ t"'-3^ ' ?"/_

to be, to exist, to subsist.
9>o./", irj s. stable, sheepfold, stable
[stable.
for oxen.
'{niruiiTni.in ilHiltr vH. to retire into a
'\'nJkij J^i iQuij s. buffalo.

t""

T"/"<

pour, exhalation, smoke, expiration.

^n/np^u'buij; uigiuf vf. to evaporato.
^ninp^^ni-Uii s. evaporatioD.
S->4 . content, easy, satisfied;
i/.ifr^, to be content, satisfied, to take

'

>

q.nin,j_vd.

kindly.
*lfi4up.A s.

that praises, thanks.

i-jf va. to praise, to

s. sort of measure.
Aj s. being, existence, that is,
substance; goods ; ?-;yf*, t^jt'-,

praisB, thanks.
thank, to re-

^yl"- l"-pnil_, fnjlit- iu'ifi ad. as much as

his means or property allow, as much
as he had entirely , completely ; f>
- uth-lrij to create, to cause to exist.
^njMi,^, lug a. extant; s. being.
^njiiiliu,%
utj a. that exists
s. gr.

^n'i,upiu%t-ir,

thank.
'\>n^Mpm'iiai.p[i^%
'{'n'iu/iiuiir, uijiui

s.

vn. to

turn thanks.
*.

*\-n^ui^nnuil[u/b

a.

that pralsBS, re-

turns thanks.

^'n^ni.pj S. graCO,
thanks - or 1/.4i-/.y.

*J>n4.//jnijn-/?/iiA

thanksgiving

[sharper.
Eucharist.
ng s. thlcf, robber, bandit;
,

^n,i_,
^nifuifLuip ad. like
S-n'^u^iAs

4i/

precious stone, gem,

diamond ; a precious thing um-u, false stone, paste uA^/n-i -<3. facet.
^n^utpa/it s. place or instrument of
[gem.
praise, of thanks.
*fn4u/^A-/^4* s. precious thing, jewel,
^ni,u,p, uij

^ni.ni-P-lrui'b

^n,rnpi

thief.

companion of the

'i-niiu.Jpm a. that is
^^ni/u/iiiMiJ', uigui)

substantive.

oxistcnce, essence.
of the same nature ; consubstantial, coexistent.
'\-njui^n,.p-l^ s. consubstantiality,
coexistence.
S>n/A.r, ujiuf vn. to be created, to
%niailiiu%ni^p-J, s.
'{yuililig a.

exist, to

be

be formed, produced.

to

QT UinuMp
causes to exist, creator.
^njtMtulrin

^nrujfiiui/

substantial

'\'n/,juM^u/ti a.

va. to rob, to steal,

'{'nfa.jnt.p-pii, g.

to give existence

" to cheat ;
to captiyate, to entice.

existence or being.

t^Jliuiu

S/i.^j^4 a. clandestine, stealthy.

S-Y.t^,
to rob.

t-jj[,

S'"Y5-7/i *.
,

by-road.

*l.nY_iA/, a.

stolcn,

robbed

unlawful, natural.
9'"i'<'/ o. mild, delicate, soft, morbid.
%nii>niiuip.,Mipp.uiii. a. who has a fine
language or tender voice, soft or gentle in

speaking alluring.
,

<J.Y.^jp

%iy

s.

theft, larceny,

thing stolen.
T-nXuj./*,

grow

turkois

lapis lazuli.

extant: rich,

rich.

%nj,ui.npni43-l,i%

stance

s.

existonco

creature.

'^yiai^nlHirtr,

sub-

[tiate.

tj^ va. to trausubstau-

'^W"'V^"A""-/*/' f- transubstantiation.
T-yfr^a. substantial.

substantially.
substantial.
^njlriipiuipuip ad. substantially.
'\'yh,iu,pi.,i, ad.
'\'n/t-.i.^ti,% a,

^nih.ipini-P-liL^, o.

substance.

substantial.

f-ni^J-pj s. lamentation, comaccompanied with groans and

cries sad news - mn.'i.i,!^, - j, ^.k-poAi
uinhini-i_, - ifishi^, to lament, to deplore
,

plaint

s.

gives

irtfuy vn, to be Created,

exist; to be formed, produced; to

^njJ-

'{niiob

creator, that

^'n/im-niFliir,

S'w*''Z."'-'" "

S>y..i-n^ a. existing,
opulent, wealthy.

to.

expilation; extortion, plunder.

l-nynLja s. robbery ; stealth.
S-n^noi,

S>w"j"'-j/'i

va. to hide, to conceal;

S-n^^ 'A ^"Y^ (/. by stealth, secretly.

^niini-P[,Jb s. theft, robbery, rapine,

to create,
to produce.

TV/"j"-jf'"^^/"t "-j/' va.

i^^tptn

essential.

essence, being, creature.

substaucB ; reality

to take clandestinely, to take away,

to purloin to pillage, to filch ; to embezzle, to misapply; n^utifu, - to juggle;
4^"*/*/'*=^

that

S-zyufuf^-" ad. substantially.

thief.

addicted to theft.

S.

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s-nr

- .^4,
news.

to bring

fithfj utniit-u muMi_,

bad

a kind of aromatic.
^yti tfjit^iy 3. colour complexion,
ornament; tint, dye: jaundice; /?.^
'tw^P"'-""4

^^'lri_OT p.uMii%uMi_ij

t^L!

lour

pr. as, like

to disco-

ad. so, thus, in this

manner.

^nifuiuu^iiufiiu'ii a.

of praise.

^n^uiuuM'iihj;

va.

to praise.
praise, eulogy.
'\'n4trjj, a. praise-worthy, plausible.
'I'n./t.r, tgpva. to praise, to glorify,
to exalt, to magnify, to applaud, to
celebrate, to renown to cense ; - 4'_
to extol, to coml,[i [ii/ii or jm'ii^.ltu
mend excessively ; - quA^, to glory,
Irgf,

^niliuiiii/bni-P^pi.% s.

'^n/%,u^j% ad. in divers colours.

to boast.

God

preserve ua from

it,

God forbid;

take care.
existence, being, nature,
essence, substance, reality; goods.
H>A^t^, iy s. turnip.
*^nl,hui ^niilrmi ^n%l^ COHJ. &t IcaSt,
above all things, however ; only, yet.
,

scurfy.

[scurf.

tuguM)

S'o'^'^otiuii/',

%ih,2n,^^,X

s.

to cry out

vn,

to

have the

scurf.

^"^S. 1'"/j_^nd
1*"i*r,

piu^.f

cry, to exclaim,
to bellow, to roar.

ty/. vn. to

to call ;
'^n^gnL.gui%lr,r, ni-j[> VC. tO SOUUd, tO
cause to sound or resound.
Tj/nA, ')'n^i-!& s, clamour, great
;

cry, crash, noise, voice, exclamation

hue and cry, uproar; bellowing, roar.
^n^HUM^uM'ii a. sonorous.
Sn/i- a. fierce, bold, haughty, warlike, martial; s. noise, anger, crash,
attack, assault.
'\-nn.utir, utjl' vn. to make a great
noise, to be violently angry; to assault, to attack ; to insult.
'^nn.h^ or n.lr,i_ s. wasp ; gad-fly;
horse-fly.
S>.n^, #y a . arrogant, proud,
haughty, imperious, insolent; s. tyrant.
'^nnjiijmp.uii, ad.

haughtUy, proudly.
Vtl. to bO prOud

^tin-a^aAiaiT, uijiy
of,

s.

'lyf.i_Mf.f.

JiA^o.

pralsB, culogy, paneglory.

l-nilf^a. s. praiser.
^n^n^p-yju ^niinija s. pralso, culogy; honour, glory; i-mlni.p-truMirp., lau-

^n^lruin ftj
gyric incense

puffed up, elated.

'i'nnLm^,ci3[,ci, s. prldo,

insolence,

arrogance,

lence, noise; haughtiness.

*!"<
^nu^ or ^nut-p s. kettle-drum
,

beat the kettle-drum.

*h^. praise, eulogy.

if-nuhpu t"i^u to

that praises, praiser.

'i'mluipuAttT, t-gP va. to praise.
'{'ntlfMtp.uAnM-p-l.tA s. praise, eulogy.

^nil^pju'ii a.

^nilitiuA

s.

/ly s,

dably.
'^npif. s.

carpet.

work, affair, thing, deed,

action, operation, business, trade, negotiation, practice, agency, enterprise,
i>op4-

n/ s.

labour; commission; fact, effect, merit; manufacture; make; -^u.n-_

/*i-oi%,esploit, sigaal action in war;
lujp -nf or -ng an active man, a clever man p -n, a working day - t
,

^u,u/jilri_, it is difficult

to find

fA-^.

upllu/bh-l_, i^llrij tO
employ, to use ; to
practise, to effect, to accomplish, to
execute, to realize ^ - u.irhi_, to use,
to employ, to make use of; f.uM%u [ u,i,yi^ to establish, to advance, to
take for granted, to agree i^ni, f. MMip^uAhu to undertake, to begin, to
commence;-, or -:/ U,n-"!^frc'jr the
Acts of the Apostles *n#t- t"k -"/-
ipso facto, caught in the act ;- un.-nii,

/^I-

lapliuiblrij

make use

ft

to

of,

- ^.f. -n,i, transitorily, indifferently; /, - or % - iTmuAlri^ to enter on

one's duties - /"-*t/_ /Aq. m-Jkp to
have to do with some one, to have
business with some one { - uipliu/blri^
qbrplil,p to cultivate or till the ground;
- qi't^^ in.pn.j, to make use of the
wind; - opu,^u/h journey work.
;

haughtiuess
presumption;

lordliness, tyranny.
^na.n^is. uolse, shrlck, cry.
'^an.n^P-pLJ, '^nnJwL.^ S. aUgCr, vio-

that praises, praiser.

actor, executor.
^pir,a,,.pirj; tj^ vn. to execute

^nptrus^lp

s.

to

[tice.

practise.

executiou pracwork, manufacture;

'{npl^uMif-pn^p^'-lb s.

^pi^u,ir, n)

s.

web, weaving.
%npiruMiriuliiJu a. usual.

[ploy.
use. to

^npitiuitni-P^lii^ s. use,

tice, exercise, management.

^npiriuli tuj s. maker, worker.
,

em-

employ, prac-

fflp

minister,

officer,

*|-/.i-i4Y tug t,

commissary, commissioner; manager,

agent, factor, negotiator

attorney.

place, office;

s.

^'npfr,ufiuiin.-Plii^i

to make small oompartments in the ark; ^u.^-, to give a

dinner; *uAu."/</f4 -. to open up a
jMtM.uiuM'thi

^p&[,,

machine,
a. practical, active.

4-'Y'6'/i<i>(uA/ a.

operate.
l-nptrui^u/iini-Plit^ s. act, deed, action, operation.

*J'"/*-"'4^j f;

- ip-lru to cooperate

to

contribute, to concur.
'^npitu.^jni.p'l, s. cooperation, concurrence, coadjuvanoy.
^uiib-u/iinj s. workshop, laboratory.
act, affair,

'l/f^4-u.m5//.i_/3/.ti s.

work,

S. '\'np}^nt-'bt-mj
^nph^t^ilruij
,

ed land;

^nptrnt^lrail

*l*"/'2-'

Muj

foreman, overseer.
*l"nf>S-"""'-i> s.

*)rnp^iupu/i,

<,

^Zy,

^npir,uu,lr,ag O.

idlO.

manufactory.
manufactory

in-

[organical.
^npifinpitjItuMi^nn

^npn4_.

s.

/j s. ear-drop, ear-

tenderness, sensibility,

compassion fondness, sympathy;

;

tender.

*^der, affectioncharitable;
compassionate, feeling; pathetic; ad.
[touching.
tenderly, feelingly.

tt iIt ii'3 4"*^' "

ate, sensible, affecting,

'

'^npiiiluj.i^u,

u/j s.

strument; organ.
^np^uff ujT/tAt/^tu%

'^np^uiuiiMi^Miihf

'

intendant, officer

s.

[ring.

grayish, grizzly.

love

activity,

s.

Or

a. affectionate,

work or labour.

^tfij/

ash-coloured, gray.
^np^lautpjtL. fl, dapple \

"

^npfutluuifui

ligent.
^iipffwulipnt-P-licfi,

%t/y^^ lru,j s. a. workman , maker

minisfer ; active, busy ; efficacious.
'{npitAt-%t"^Pf' s. efficacy; activity.

pity,

^npiranli-tp

instrumental.

^npitn,if,i-Ppi-^' s. act, action, proceeding, function, operation.

nj s. fabrication, work.
'\-np})-ni.u,(t
^npirnM^, ']-api>^%, u,j OT ['J a. plOUgh-

enterprise, business, office, place, employment,

[builder.
4'"^6-/"<-n-i "j s. contraetor;-niasterJ>n^6-uu^^ u. laborious, active, di-

of

instrument,

diplomatic agent.
cooperator; associate,

S-/r^6-u4'""""/' *

coadjutor

J.

organ; utensil, furni-

mako, to

vu. to

lrjj[i

ft-*-"y

*--fyi

tool";

ture.

'{npifiu/^uAiuuiku ad. practically.

'{'npiriulfi.iiiilrj',

way.

'{'nitiruiiiu'i,

s-nn

26

agency, business of an agent procuration.

/.

(I.

affecting,

moving,

^npn4iuin,jp a. affectionate towards

one's mother, or who has an affectionate mother s. pia-mater.
^npntltubo S. Tff/*i/_ ; ^irptiilaAii^ flu.
tenderly.
'{npnil^iukp a. affectionate, tender,
feeling, charitable.
;

^ij[i(tMupiu[,

uig

negotiator, correspondent, agent.

[gency.
^nf,ir,upu,pni-P-l,i^, s. negotiation, a^npituii-np

a,

uig

j'.

maker, workhusbandman,

a.

man, labourer, worker

farmer: efficacious; -

journeyman; 7-# -."J, working-class.

%npiru,t-ni,ni.[3-l,^, s. work labour.
opiuliu/i,,

^npithil, a. feasible
^nph-lrj; irjl, vu. to

maker;

s*. coal.

work, to make,
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 uipuipk^rf.
JQU haVO
done very wrong r^A^ .^ n/.S^ i-npltl^^
ghp wf.ni. i^i. jy,j_, why have you done
this to us ? - q.u-j,cpk'i-'--Rl-A
to do
wrong to commit a crime - ^.o/.^u>.
pni-Pl"^', to act with justice - ^pji^
linuPl^, to effect salvation - ^u.%^
,

i-hpiu

to

make

clothes

liinp^,

funp^ -

'^npnilhir, t-gft vna. to be affected,

touched with compassion to affect,
;

to flatter, to caress.
'{npnilfti-HL s. affection, compassion,

fondness, sympathy.
'^npu, nj or /y or -j s. frog; - P^
"iiui-^np
toad; - ^lapdutik, the - croaks.
,

^i-nj s. ditch, hollow ; well,

4.._P
cistern abyss
subterraneous place
cell of honeycomb.
*J-n_.^/^j. union of irregular troops.
,

s. pity,
compassion,
commiseration, feeling,
mercy, sensibility, tender heart; /I
yutptrbrtt taith-lj tuphuntirij A hiU3bll.tu_

S>n-P^,

tenderness

if-P-y
,

flu,
J Zi' ipJ-lfij to
to entreat tenderly;

iltiiutiuhuiij

jn,.jy^k, to harden

move, to
tfiuilihi_

one's

soften,

^- /-/
heart a-

;;;

;,

gainst another; -^ %^. m...t^t ia

[. Atqj he loves
you more intensely;
u,n- - mn^Ji, %p,a
for the love of his
race ; jliir,MMpl,[^ [, - bpkuu,^ m-pm-^ to
go mad on account of the beauty of
,

some one ; - JLp uMn-uijl hplruu,^ ^j

let our supplications find favour in thy
sight ; 4/A uAn,.i^ [. iru,%k
ih - "Hsb
to marry into his family for the pur

pose of strengthening the bonds of

friendship : -^, np. the Goths, the nation of Goths.

T'-/?/ or ly, [i s. several pair of
oxen to draw the plough.
*\'nt^,plrp uij a. s. that brings sad
news, sad, fatal; bearer of unhappy
,

news.

[plore.

to lament, to de^nt-J-iuuiuipu, a. lamentable, deplorable, worthy to be deplored.

S""-cA,jr,

lujf, DM.

27
convoke

1-nb
;

to gather together, to add, to

sum.
].nu/;^/ir, fr^iy vp . to assemble
together, to gather together; to be
astonished amazed, surprised, confu-

sed.
f*ni-JuipnM^iv-piji

sembly mob;
'^m-iTuipm a

tuj s. assembly, as*^nt^nupiuiuli

semblage, mob, band, corps, forces
a. assembled, gathered together; %utM.ni-^
squadron; - ifiik-i_, liMuqJki_,
uiidi,yi_, to asscmblo,
iiltn.lri_, iiuipif-hij
to gather together to levy troops, to
send a body of troops /. -/. in war.
S>fit../ia^i/n"4"* '* of an assembly.
,

sad news

news.

to bring or give
to lament, to deplore, to

^riM-tf-ttr,

cry, to

lament, to

to carry or give sad

vn.

lrj[,

urine: mud, dirt:

bol. soap-wort.

^nu.Jliii_ s.

all-

flower's water:
S"""-*' s.

'hi'-J-iapib-J; tj^f vn. to

assembled, gathered

together.

effort

f-"fS-4/_,

ifit-ij

to study, to devise, to
strive, to try, to labour, to intrigue.
T-niim^fc^ a. adorned with fine co-

if-npit

deplore

as-

^pnt^uiupeiL.iiL s

sitting; addition.

luniiirij

lours.
S'nLiu.^tYi-J*,

-j/

va. to colour.

^nt^iun-nfti a. in divers colours.

scream to sound.
;

I'ntcA-^'"*'
"j a. s. that carries or
gives sad news; bearer of unhappy
news ; weeping, in tears ; sad news.
S--/-"-a s. lamentation, complaint,
cry, groan.
>

'^nt-ija.

uMj a. similar, equal, like

dye, colour; kind, sort; manner;
in several colours
difference ;
-, ad. dif, -
various, different;
ferently, variously.
^niiiiu//

s.

blunt, dull.

^nt-fuiuii

s.

[,jj

sock short-stocking;
;

-, stocking, hose ; 4<"iA-/_ n-u,

to pull off the stockings ^it/^
t"" *o
put on one's stockings.
%ni.i or
s. handful.
^nLjfi or i"!! s. glebe, clod.
fnt.jj', -^ s. knee, knees
/# f.m.iCu
li2ui'lilri_,
lunliiup^li_, u^iliMii%hi_, Or i,iaip_
liufiiftfj ijuiij, to bend the knees, to prok-pliuifii

strate one's self; to squat.

4'"J'/<"4t./",

luminate

tj/. va. to

colour, to

il-

to dye.

dye
colouring
[ral colours*l.otiu.Y<Xn/a" a. adorned with seveS-niJ'/mifi a. tarnished; pale, pallid,
s.

^n.Jb,i,/iniJ9^[,^

variety.

wan.
J.oi.l'/.umA-./",

Mlr vna. to tarnish

discolour, to tan

to

to fade.
T.ni_'iro.i-/?/.iA s. loss of colour
;

paleness, wanness.
dUiplriT'

%n^ruili

s.

[harness of a carriage.
large waggon or cart ; the

I'm-i/lauit-m

^'m-iTuip

[mj

COlonol.
or luj s. assembly, ses-

S.

sion; action; addition,

sum, amount ;

^i/_

pi'ij.

/<i.f</><^,

niMirp

summing up;
to

,uj tt. coloursd; dyed;

'{.niinu^np
having several colours; quick, dili,

S>/.iA-"ft'/'.

^n^iui.npni-P-l'M-'b

va. io dye, to co-

s.

colour, dyc, tint.

to fight or quarrel
^^bu,ipnluni-l3^l,^i s. transfiguration.
^n.-'i.q.,

tr^l

%/'

assemble

with some one.

')fnu$ra>pir,r,

[lour.

gent, violent.

vtt.

to

assemblc to
;

-fbn-l.,

.f-uig

s.

assemblago,

band; troops, brigade, battalion, re-

;;

128

1-nh

giment, legion, cohort, phalanx globe

sphere; ball, bowl; pincushion; pommel sounding line, plummet - ^"^.
ptk bullet globule - uAm-nf nave
of a wheel - fe;<-"j weight
- 4'"uituptriHj
lead ^i^lr^ ap-ml^ t^tuinilj tO
sound.
:

'

;
,

S-Ptt

receive
opera-singers into one's house; -^
'i-hu to visit the opera-singers.
<^/>i.>^">i-/?^<-i' s. music, drama, co-

musician enters

medy,

u,n%ki_, to

ballad.

j-o.-jt

in several regiments ; in a crowd, like

a crowd ; large, much.
^niiti^juuiii^s. tennis.

^ihp

>

- P^k ad. perhaps

wimble, auger; -

s.

small auger; gimlet.

fm.i-4

fine colour, fine, graceful.

*^nt%irpuA,f. a- of

- tpe^kp

for fear of, lest.

ira4"#i-.j

/ij

*i.n.t4^4

good colour or of

or <"j

^-uj

[gle, to

^n-f.n.u,j; uMjl' vn. to

^nt%,l.u,niMiun_s. constable.

many

where a singer or

^nt-uutuuiJUL-m a.

*.

l'neptk<

piercer,

bubble.

croak to gar;

street, road.

plebeian, clow-

a. s.

nish, rude, coarse; peasant, clown.

'{n.t^iuAiuir, tuguy vn. to become

rude or clownish, to keep low compa-

colours.

[per's grass).
q^nj s. bot. scorzouera (vij-.i-^a"*. rock-salt, mineral salt.

ny,
T*"*-^"'

'^innt S.

T"'-^''9-

and

^^tii^iuli

S'o'-^'a^ tug s. a. diviner, conjurer,

prognosticator; informer, denunciator;
sign, mark that expounds, manifests;
j'utin'i, A. - ijfhhij to denounce,
to impeach, to accuse.
,

%ni.^uliu,liu,'i, a. judicial.

^n(L.^uiiuii^P

already predicted;

a.

very evident.
J-ni-^.^i-.r,

%njii,

va.

t-jf,

denounce.
^iwK-^ulint-P^l, 1<t.^/^,.afL s. prophecy; presage, omen, prognostic; augu,

ry, auspice, divination, denunciation.

or /uj

'^ni.ui.up, /fj

war, combat;
dispute - i^o.

s.

wrestling; assembly ;
;
mtu ^0 assemble or sit down altogether ! - lin-ni-nf j'uiMu'lilrij to cutor the
lists, to wrestle.
^ni-i^u.^uif.^^ J. fencing-master or
chief of gladiators.
;

*fi_u,//,.6-

s.

wrestling,

struggle,

war; dispute; -

fight, to attack.

,p,lri_,

to

[wrestling match.

%nu,f,ui,,ju.iip- a.s.

conqueror in a

crcw, band, crowd

- m^, to assault, to

4-n.#y/3- s.

assault, attack;

attack.
<)>inu>^, ufjfg. cap, bonnet: calix, flower-cup: inventor, author ;-^Ai-^. to

invent

to predict, to
prophesy ; to foresee, to presage, to
conjecture, to guess, to augur, to cast
one's nativity, to progiibsticate ; to

fight; duel;

^n-ifl,

-"-

ad. exactly, surely, pre-

cisely.
|.uAtr, ^if va. to find, to invent,

to discover, to find out; to gain, to'

have to meet ; ^np^u uMnju^b ni-pnt^
;

to gain or acquire the heart, friendship,

goodwill of some one; to regain the

favour of some one.

'\'u,u/i,l,J', fiiiy vp. to find one's self;
to appear, to show one's self; 4u.t.u#.
uiujplnr- to be faithful.
,

the finding again ; fiction,

- fiction, fable.
S-.nfi. finder, inventor.
'^uinqu.liu.'h a. inveutivc.
<)>./><j!Cb s. invention, discovery.
^piupiMiiiutliu/b a. written, literal.
<i-u>u.%f s.

invention

ip.w'ii

language ;

%puii!.itn. s. literary

the literary language

^puiifiut

^pmuy

a.

ad. in

a. literal.

book-learned,

literate, lettered.
vn. to

makQ war,

S'<"-u/u'/in<-.%
J"""-"!"*,

player

to fight to dispute.
*.war, combat; conflict.

^piuq-liinMa^ii/ii a. literary.

musician;

literature, letters, learning.

uij smf. singer,

actor.

song, ballad.
theatric
'\-nujiu.%u,jhi_ o- passionately fond of
operas or opera-singers ; mad for mu;

^ni-u,M/i,iM,^ijif, a.

sicians.

[s.

musical

S"/'i"^/""'-M^->'

*.

book-learning)

s. copier, transcriber;
secretary.
'\'pu,fpn4-P[iiii s. office of a copier.
'\-puiii.iupJ s. the dividing of words
into syllables for the end of the line.

'i'pu.^^P

n-prng

author, writer

T-PO.

T/f^i-^. ink.

binding.

'{pui^ttiftTni-lS-^Ki s.

desk

%puiliuii_, u/j *.

reading desk.
[mar.

^ptu^Mub S" ^puiMfj^m

^piulfm'iint.p-lit^, s.

^puili^u S.

literature

^puMliifbm^linii

'^pui^ui^,^

gram-

reader.

Xi^iuUuiluh-a

enamel.

fi

penny-weight scruple.

'^puMiTuMp s.

^puMtfuaputft^

grammarian,

^puilfiupin^^ntt

collector; a.

tua Sw

'^pu.^il'i, s. critic.

%p,u^i%uMliiu% a. critic, critical.

^puyuip^

^Y'f.uif/', u,g,u/

library.

s.

compositor ; compo-

or umtX, archivcs,
'^puiiMfuib
luj s. hem, border, list:
collar of a coat ephod.
')rpu"tiuAi>''i
y s. phylactery, amulet letter case pocket: ephod.
*Iy><<</<4 mlriili
,

'{puiuftin

utj s. librarian.

^paiulriiuA g. desk, writing-table,

study, bureau, secretary,
[ing-room.
'{paiulAk-utli s. bureau, office, read^f u>u4/> . "//j a . studious, that
loves study, bibliophilist.
'{'puiuu, nj ! led-horse, beast for the
saddle, sumpter, sorry horse, ass, short
or thick horse, animal, beast, tit; -

^pti-uHiuiiT, uigiy

merry

m^re.

^piuiiuiuMi^ui

ixm

l^^ui^aloR.

uMj s. book-seller.

stupid*

'{'paiiliaTAaii.uii/iij

iug S, bOOfc-shop,

censure.

vn. to cluck; to cocker.

vn. to enjoy, to a-

muse, to cocker one's

self, to live

life.

<)>^f:><i%f> *. pi. delicacy, eifeminacy

delight, pleasure, voluptuousness ; ca-

ress, cockering.

^P^u,pu!ii, uMg g, place of pleasure,

of delight, paradise.
^pi^/rtri ^g['

i'p^Srgnc.guAtrtf'i

tlM-gp

va. to fondle, to treat delicately or ef-

feminately, to caress; to feed delicately.

rptb'^

S- ^pt^-uiiT.

^pttt.'^. caressing.

Jmuuimu^

va. to critic.

Irgf,

'{puip%%nt-Ppt.'it g. critic

[library.

ten ; literary, literal.

%puit^iMii g, detention, encroachment, usurpation, occupation, seizure;
- jmppntAliu confiscation.

'{pui^ttrMT,

^pm^iitp uig
sing stick.

engage,

literate.

'{puAnj

exacts by

^piuJhfj. bibliomaniac.
'^fpiuitnini.p-l.ti, s. bibliomania.
,

who

to secure; to redeem; to hold, to detain, to usurp, to occupy, to seize, to

appropriate, to encroach to stride to
prepossess, to preoccupy ; - jiup^Hi-^
"lit"
to confiscate.
J^puiL.np uig
^'pmi^npiul^uMh (X Writf

algebra.

s.

^piuu.lr,r, k-gf, va. to hire, to

'rpui^uipiijMij s.

^VXl

stration
seizure.

luj s. small writing.

^put^iu^rs, book-binder.

%pu,li

29

s.
defiance , provocation,
Sy>./"ichallenge, incitement, impulse, instigation, inducement, solicitation, suggestion, temptation, allurement, stimulation, motive,
[dress, rag.
rp'tt^"'k drk'"3' rfHhp d:'"3 * old
'

book-store.

book-trade.
great coat, loose coat,

^ppi^njrif't t^gpi ^na-njrgni-giujihj^t "'-MP

^p,ailuM7Cuin.nt.p-[,tii g.

'^puim

s.

[,

Persian dress.

[case.

^-ptupuA g, library ; booknig g. earnest money,

assurance, security, pledge, engagement ; mort-gage ; wager, bet; detention ; - i/.%fcj_, to wager, to lay a bet ; to
hire, to give wages or salary ; - "<-.
ifr/_ /Aif. ni-Jlrp
to lay a wager.
'{'pMuutitJi,
'{ptui.

fig, uit/,

^piui-ai^ltp

<f>^u/i.<>(u<%

earnest

money

if-puig s.

s
;

better, wagerer.

pledge assurance
mortgage.

^^'puit.ui^ui'iilrj',

to hire, to
to detain, to

hgf, va.

engage; to mortgage;
occupy.
^piat-ui^uip^ a. exaction by seque-

irritate, to excite, to provoke

to incite, to alarm, to inflame, to instigate, to move, to foment, to nettle,

va. to

urge, to rekindle, to
rouse, to rebel.
to

'{pfji-li^a. exciter,

revive,

to

provoker.

'^Pun.m-Pfiii, s. incitement, impulse,

provocation ; contest, quarrel.

%pii.purvn. to cluck.
; to murmur.
whirlpool, vortex, gulf.
4'/ti p^k
^pt^P^h ad. conj. nearly,
almost, about ; hardly, like, well.

'^P^uiiTvn. to grunt

lYr^.%p

g.

books; writings.

;;,

150

R.pn

l-OS

^pni-mif
%plr[ke

writings.
clyster,
s.

s.pl-

injection,

*'\-ptfu,

Writing.
^pnt-iuii, .y s. bushel.
S/"-/3^^A s. writing.
n/ s.

grasshopper.
manuscript.
* written
'\'P^,r,iA f, s. inkstand.

S-/""-/'2<' *.

syringe.

^pii"tl'P "

written.
^^tY.t*
%,h,r, k^gl va. to write, to
a.

compose

to paint; to
engraTe, to carve
esteem, to value; n^ /^i.-' to des-

to

'\-p^L,p-[,L.'i,

s.

'{'puiu/ii, ,j s.

pise, to disesteem.

*^pk>

crane (bird).

1'3 s.

-[,,

of

iiij s.

l-pmuiliuiJIi

[pieces.
^f.p-m'i.uiitJ' va. to break, to cut in

seducer.

pocket; purse; t**/_

to pocket.

%p,nu.li

stumbling (stone)

i.^/?u./uiuY.i//j a.

manner

writing,

writing.

'\'itpyi

small loaf,

T/f!"-4

roll.

rolling-pin.

*.

1"f"*"'4

small

.p"'-i"'s *

>

book, manual, small treatise.

to seduce.

cheater, sharper.

'\-l-R[>l_ s-

"hliaipib

vn.

to dry, to betO dry.

'{>,int-P-[,Li, s.

dryness, aridity.

glrdlcd.
[dlo.
S-ooiA/5/^ a. that has untied his girfoi#.ti-.6- a. who girdles ; s. the
girdling one's self.
4oioA--f^ uij a. girdled, girt,
'\-oinlrita.it o.

bushel.

^^^ bosomed -

"

utj/iy

*\ioiiutanM-quAtrJ', ni-a^i Vd.

ffiwiL^iuji s,

^pi'"dT

bow

goose-quill;

pencil.

^p[,i-,

-,

ilikuini-i,

to

'^oiiuAiuir,

mangle, to lacerate.
1.oi /y a. dry, arid, dead benumb[come dry.
ed, impotent.
,

knock, to strike.
(0 ) '\'rl't"r[' A'"'" * '"'' marjoram.
.' small book.
4i/'4
tjiy vn. to be inscribed to
*i.^./..r,
be steemed or valued.
auTv/'i." tei^s * writer, scribe,
thor pen - hpli.up^l, style graver
^pP^^ir.r, A-jfira. to

steel-pen;

bite, to sting

'{o^iT, trgf, va. to

^pP^lnrva. to stumble; to deceive;

uiifhi^i

vn. to gird one's self.

well drawn.

^ouiUin-l't-

embraced; ad. with

embracements - ulip,iil_ n,^tXlTi_ qJft^
u.'iia
to salute by embracing each
other - ip't-u to embrace S. '{tpi
^pliuiluiuit.'i, a.

it'i,k-i_,

'^oii.t Jhiput

s.

wrestler

to wrestle.

[p-yii,.

*\-omk>ruipinltir, t-jutf vn.

girt
prompt,
~ fUuku to gird one's
be prompt.
()>ou>4-i^/>%f. a.

^pl[uiluuinii[iit', irji-y vn.

to

embrace

[embrace.
S. S/i^4 i^'f. luuin.'i, ip'tjj
'^pli.ufuujiAni-P^liiX s. embracement,

union

of love: consubstantiality.
S-^iuAj.

s.

embrace.

'Vpli'"ii"'t *

fathom.
ad. with open arms.
embracer.

%[,liuiui,Mi[,u,h-

^[i^uipiu'ii s.

^plilrir, frj/i va. to

embrace.

^ho

^'-

is

in the

arms or

TfiOtP'

T/'4"'-^pi

T^4"'=P S. T/f "-4

crop.
assault, irruption; nation,

*|"f//o.%^ s. bird's

}.^n4,f

people ;

u.u/^, to

^pn^kj;
jynj

s.

ir^[,

storm

S. T-w-n-^

vn. to assault, to

burin.

etc.

storm.

perate, glacial zone - lypu/iy , chain

of mountains - uiumm-uMituiliuAi , mk.
;

rain-bow.
girds the bothat girds on the sword.
,

\i,p,ui/hi^ui/

S'o.^,A-n<.

'hpii^'i'"L

self; to

mlriMij s. girdlo t-wit

J.o^ u,i-nj
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-,
putphptuin^ UiMin-at-nh-tui torri'd, tCffi-

pniiilru/i,

at the breast (a baby).

active,

diligent;

familiarity,

'{'plfuili^ni-P-liii, s.

wrestle.

'\foaikJ'uMp,nnif s. wrcstling, struggle,

dy

,j a. that

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a-an-

T.U.I

of stanching
inaction.

silence

interruption

f/ucZ-./A, u,ji a. hard, harsh, rough,

sharp, sour, atrocious, austere, morose, blunt, cross, froward, difficult, inaccessible, cruel, merciless.
I'iuJ-uMituifi.uipnj
or [inM^ a
wild,
fierce, savage rude, cruel.
.

q-

whose productions

^uiJ^u/iiiiipya a.

are harsh or hard.

'^uiJ-uAiuiii.nfii a. harder or very hard;
very harsh haughty, cruel.
;

'^luJ-gJuui'^nui

'! (ta)

the fourth letter of the

alphabet and the third of the consonants. It is sometimes used for, or confounded with the letters u and P: i-,
7;, four.;

1-

If-'" s.

s. article

who

it;

and pron. thou, thee, you;

these uni-pp^ "ce-"a you

are the holy of holy ones

^^pn,.^

^n^li^ L qpiiiif you have lost

your soul and your property; lapiu,^
Mit-p

\lriJi qJ-nifnil^i-irq.^,

go

^oii[tf

n[i

ftiij.

let this Or the

^t-^, he

to you.
^^ui
l-ui

n.nnui

if^npta

conj.

uiM-u^n-l-li

people

who

YiuJ-iaiiuMUtniTt

become

vih to

fij^ff

cruel or atrocious.
pr/itr-ia7iiatnb-uinl

puitr-gijffiuitllri/frf

is,

CI,

vn. to be angry,
turn sour, to get

worse.
'^uiJ-uiiin.^p-lii^i s. atrocity, haughtiness, austerity, harshness ; sharpness,
asperity.

^"ou

%iuiutliliir, y-jiu/ vn.

there

1%

study, to labour.
%,uiuMuip i. sabre, sword.
l-uiiu^i, ^ or n/ a. green, that is not
dry; fresh; -. ^i-/^-,j. verdure, herb,
[dure, grass.
grass, greens.
%u,iu,pMup.Wi, a. that produces ver,

-j/i

vna. to

produce verdure to beto become green again.

;

come green,
luipif.

^unf-ur^, ifuy J. bicr, coffiu;

litter, sedan ; gridiron, grate.
l-utfuip s. cessation, rest; pause;
establishment, dwelling; station; -^
'^imf-uMw/j

s.

/>

colostrum S.
to endeavour, to

yellowish

[this.

h-g,,,!

sour, to

to

O.iu^^,

q-f^t" prOTl. that,

here

'\;uJ-u,%liir,

mad,

talks

see here; behold; but; now; iy.l L.

tfjii^ uti-uiq-lili there you too.
n>.p//p ly s. sanctuary altar of the
[sanctuary.
oracle.
*\-u,plpu,iopk'i' a- that resembles the
'^uif^uyia, a. of laurel.
^tafL%[t 'ii'-nj %tujj s. laurel.
,

bad

deformed,' ugly, horrible.

fourth.

this, that,

has a

that

smell, stinking.

green, cover-

'Yutuipiiiq'i.lruij a.

ed with verdure, verdant, fresh.

'\'ujiii>pu,i,lrp a. furnished with new
hair.
"t^ui/

'^miuipu/biair,

bcoome

to

vti.

green, verdant, to sprout.

stable ;-.p
liuii-nL.^

i,u,u.ni-^,

roost; perch; -^

harbour.

Oiu./y.ui^tiT, tjifi vn. to cease, to stop,

to interrupt; to become calm, to give
over; to desist, to rest one's self, to
remain; to drain.
'^luif.uiplr^ni-tjufulTir, nt-^lt vu. to ceaso,
to stop, to calm, to interrupt; to extinguish, to stanch, to quench; to drain.

^aiiuipmiliyp s. meadow, pastureverdant.

[ness.
^uijuipuMpuip a. what produces green-

field; a.

yufiiunutqni^ntublrUf

nM-.q[i

make green

tj[i va- to

yutftapL-iff

to renew, to

restore.
'^aiiiiipL-iip, s.

herbs, greens.

^usittip/ij',

hqiuf D.

'^ujiu.plt

pt-nj

ytufuiptutiutiT*

pt-uij

s.

verdure,

grass, herbage, vegetables.

'Yunf-uipij^SL s. cessation, desistance,
repose, rest, pause; discontinuance,
vacation ; extinction, redemption, act

s. green, verdure.
green, fresh.
horrible, dreadful.

%uijypn.-P^[>t.t,
T-.^ri"/'"-<" a-

']-iuiu,^lil_a.

d9

'vm

152
%/!,,

icterical.

knife

jaundice.
adze, axe.
'><4 a. hard, old, ancient.
'>-u/';,Y^u,.r. ten pence, coin of ten
'X'u.jnUfi

T-iu^""-

"l-uA^,

rm'bg *.p/.

meat:

oifer-

H^i -.

s.

"3

dark green

yufl*L.ujiiiuhe_

psnny; drachm;

>'

gold coin; coin; -

to coin,

4u/i/i %*/_.

to mint.

T-ju^fX 4a*i/3 s. hangman, executioner; attendant; torturer.

i2Cu,j-s. closet ; hall; portigallery, corridor.
[oificer.
T><u47C</t./. lu^s. chief of hangmen;
T-,/#4/f2<",

co

1-<4%,/

^uhin-uiidinut S.

'

']',uirs.

^i^i/ii

yuitiri.uj<itiliiiili

hesitate

be amazed,
[meeting.
'X'ujirujpiCu.ii
'^k'Tuiliu/iti^ s. assembly,
'\-u,irp.u/ii
,..g
s. tomb, sepulchre,
to

mausoleum.
'\'uriLu,'i.,u\u,'i,

a.

epitaph.
sepulchral, funeral;

funeral option.
'X'.ujp.ujp-Mi'h

house,

.3

vault,

charnel-

church-yard

S.

[bury.

T-ui./p/ui
l-ii.jpuipiu'iitrir,
s.

[,

grope

to

k-^li

va.

to inter, to

prune, damson, damask

plum.
f/i/yt/i.(r, t-^iaj s. wet-nurse; nurse;
midwife preceptor tutor, governor.
;

^uiihliuipuic or u<4" ad, like a fosterfather or nurse.

YtujIrtltiiinint^Mi^

pur^i&-^<i

L.7/

pujili

foster-brother ; a. of a foster-brother.
y^\i va
'^lu/lrlikir
to nourish, to
bi'ing up, to educate.
^^.iiihlinptf-li s. foster-brother.
'];ylrlin^l3j s. nursc's office bringing up, education.
[strum.
'''WZ_'*'' ''i"' fir'5'' milk of a cow, cololiuiuin'^J' s.

'\-';iax)d''i.p * ti"'!'!

ver, warbling.

modulation, qua-

to waver,

vn.

to

to talk idly, to

^iJiiij-iii^tjiii-gii/iiiTir, m-ijii

|p

waver or

va. to cause

resound.
wavering.

tinkle, to

'^lu'iiif-ui^nii, a.

piiihiLuiini-Jni s.

va-

cillation; delirium.
piufin-iuiliiJi O.

pii^in-uiiunui

sepulchral darkness,
horror or rottenness.
I'K/^^/.nA

catacombs,

'\'urn'ii,

Yujhii.iu\liniti

D.

hgli

pii/iin.iuiiii-[3-niJi

T-.uj/p/i.5f./.^ s.

piiiJiif,ui^

ft).

dream.

blind.

s.

paAiif-Ui^ialip

^ui'iin-iu^iT,

vn.

Ir^.iij

^u/ltn-uatfntMh

piu^in-riiit

snare, toil: 7ms. accord.

^.uiTiuplJ',

pi/i^^"'/^.

T>.iA^./%iu-Ay-'4"'"< tied, bitted,

god-wit; heath-cock.
^""i^^ <if* s. wild mint

T-iuy/ t
calamint; origan.

very

slowness, tardiness, delay, frivolity,

idleness, indolence.
T-u.WA s. tooth, notch.
^luLnjubiut-ujIin.
Ao or lilt/ s. bit,
[curbed.
curb ; bridle gag.

sledge.

'\-ui,niJ2^ s.

tiiuii a*

YuMlin-utifni-P-ytSli*

S.

^uilin.uMiini-.[3-jti^i

butcher's axe, hatchet.

o.

^uiifHi-li s.

vn. to loiter, to
to slumber, to dally, to waver.

trifle,

forger, counter-

a.

tf-nfii

y^uMi

'^iHiq.uiilpir,

[feiter.

^u,i,lrliu/i,uii,u,u,

cutler.

mite, penny,

[standing (water).
%u,'ii,f.uiiiuiir,utr a. thickened, thick;
'^ui'iitf.iu^juJliat a. awkward, clumsy.

emerald; corundum.
'}-"4fr4'"*'

s.

slow.

ing, oblation: bribe, fee

'\-Mui,u/hu,li

uij

slow, tardy, idle, heavy.

'\""'i"i-iu,i^a.

^luhi^uititutf-fth
,

[uTi'tiiii. s.

'Vu>%i,

obole.

pence
ui^uiiiTiLjiip

knife; clasp-

sharpen a knife.

to

T-u/iu/^u/^fi^i-

ijf,i,% s.

ni-uij s.

iipt-i^ If-

u/j s.

'Yu/iiumIi,

pu/ii^ b.

piuhif-.

'X'lu^uni-pu/b

u/y s.

driukiug vessel,

cup or pot.
'\;u^i, Jfii
zu/b^ s. contract, convention, bargain, treaty, engagement;
condition, capitulation
compact, agreement; concurrence, alliance: harmony; a. sweet, agreeable to the ear;
ad. with a low voice
n^^^u lin.hi_,
^uiuiniiiiiik-ij [i - irinufuhi^ to oontract, to
,

make an agreement;

to stipulate, to

transact; to confederate ; - ^o/y_, to

speak very mildly; - fcm////_, to look
tenderly, affectionately, or sweetly on
one iu'tijii/iilri_ ^^i^</jp to break the
conditions, the alliance or faith; mtyu/^
"l^f_qujiriii-iniiii^P-h-ittIj, qtuiA n-uiyuiiilipt tO
be unfaithful to the marriage-bed;
4'iii~uiinnj
thC CrCed ; ~ ^mifuifiiii^iu^i
civil contract.
[ment; charter.
;

'1viA//^/y/

.f-iiy

^.

contract, agree-

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155

i-iir,

^ui^u,q.l,p, n-piug s.

contractor,
that contracts ; -^AA-^, to contract, to
make an agreement, to negotiate.
'\'uii,ui^l,ni.l3-[,iA s. contract, pact,
covenant, treaty, compact, engagement ; stipulation capitulation ; al-

n.u.ii-

a.

liance.

hjl

va. to plain, to level.

abounding

a.

'h"'2j"iu'-i-"'

open

in

coitntry, in fields.
piU^iliiit-nffnt/'

Pui^nrh-tf O.

pui*intiAuii/\

Jo.

yii'^iil uitfnt^i/ tulifrlf*

']-ii,^npia/_ft
pkl'j s. pi. the fields,
the open country.
'^uini n-l^ a. bitter
sour, acrid,
sharp, harsh, grievous, painful, disagreeable, tiresome, tedious, disgraceful, fatal, sad, tormenting, austere
,

1>ai^,u/i

,aj s. poniard, cimeter, cut-

lass, dagger,
'iilr/j

;;

sabre

piano

4"/'4"'-

on the piano.

to play

'}-u,^,ui^iu4,p s. pianist.

']-a,^iu,lia,'r{p

harmonious, sweet

song.

maddening;

harmonious.
')f>ii^iuMliiui.npnt-P-l,tii s. harmony.
'Viu^iuilihir, trjf, va. to harmonize to
1>/^/u>(u<i-i7^> a.

tune.

[tuner.

harmonlst
confederate, leaguer;

'Yui^iia/jp^, 'Yui^iiaJJinq^ s.

T-m^/m^/ij

$.

conspirator -il^it-ij to confederate, to

unite, to league, to accede.
put^igu^ni-(3-ltL% ^uiAut/^nt^i& s, har;

mony.

biting, satirical.

vexatious, proud,
[ness.
tiresome, crabbed, cross.
T-iuniuipt^ a- that produces bi1;ter'^Muniiiuiiu.py a.

T-zuftim^ryi a. very bitter

bitterly.

ad.

[bitter.

'

bitter remedy.
T-u./iiu/^jTa. of a horrible aspect.
%u,ni,u'p-njii a. that has dangerous
'\.iiini,a.n.lr,i s.

venom.

confederacy
league, alliance, connexion; treaty;
I'ut^tu.f/jn.-P-l.Li,

plot, conspiracy.

'h'^u<<-<'/'

confederate,

allied

*\'ui^iMai-npliir,

agree

vn. to

k-^utf

to

very

bitter.

-ibc a. full of bitterness.

T-uini^Y?!-// a. disastrous (news).
'Yian-'Tiiupimfp^ o. productivc of bitter
'\'u,n^<uiih

stipulated, conventional.

furnished with, or

'^lui^.uiP-npJli a.

full of bitterness,
,

[famous.

Or deleterious fruit.

very shameful, ins. bad old man.

a. deploring with much

confederate, to ally to conspire, to

plot.
[federacy, league.
'\'ui^uMi-npnL{3-[, s. convention; con'Yiu^njii ^Hil s, sabre, cutlass ; hanger, poniard.
laj s . field, country, soil,
I'ui^n
heath, fallow ground, plain ; b#'-"*-A

bitterness.

Elysian
of Mars.

bitter, sharp, acrid, harsh, sour.

'\-u,n%u,e,uiJpj;jii a. inhuman, c#uel.

-^

fields

'i-ui^nuiplriiuA

s.

-^

U.pliut-uJii

field

opcnlng or entrance

to a plain or field.
'^lu^iuMMfJrinlHi

ilifnp

>

a.

campestral

l-ia^niu^iuii a. rural

flat

meadow.

flat,

level

s.

countryman.

l-ut^iiui^niiXi s.

T-ioniuiS-i-^
'i.u.niuM^nlt

a.

[bitterly, painfully.

or inpn^ a

'l-u./i5#i4n.o^

'\-iunii,ui,ura.

groauiug

that has a bitter taste,

grim.
sighs bitterly.
'\'u,nii.uJ^ui,- a. thoroughly bitter, or
[ed heart.
bitter indeed.
'hu.ttiui4#;i-<uj a. sullen,

0-#.'fcj4o5-/>

a.

who

who has an

'l>u/i>u4.#A a. bitter,

part or side of the

'i-iunim^u^/.a- a. bitter, painful.

'\'u,nXiui,u,.ui^a.

plain, fiat country,

villager,

'}'uin.'i,iuifm,[[i

afflict-

harsh.

'l-<Au4ni a. that stinks.

country.
n-<^ui-i-a. plain, in

form of a

plain.

to enter into

'Yui^,uiJhi-/u ipiliiT vn.

an open country.
T-jo^iniiA

u#3 s.

menses

a.

^lu^uiufbuitT, uigui) vn, to

plain, to

be

become a

flat.

monthly.

'^.u^uiilaijp

oj

field.

1'ui/iiu</'

'Yiu^inuAp/i a.

country,

monthly.

to taste gall or anything bitter.

to
n-tupJiuij vn. to turn,
turn about, to return, to go or come
back again; to repair; to be converted ; -jItuiu or ^t/^ lipni^il^ to recede ;
^fc^t./"-, to object, to resist, to oppose - Ji^pliuuiifiili'ii-P-fii^ to become
a christian - >"- Stp to repent, to
reform ;- jU^"""-*-?/ to rebel against
God ; - u.--ni-p to draw towardsnight

%[,ir,

s,

plain,

heath

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154

T-llO

Q-ftS

- mmpL.njb the year after /> ^i to arm one's self, to take arms.
T-io/iiju/fio^ a. of a painful or violent

der, to associate, to enrol.

death.

rolment choir hierarchy

order, sign en; category.

'Ya.aujJ'ilij a. of the same order or
class s. colleague, comrade.
'\'uiu,lij[>ir, irjuy vn. to be in the same
class or society, to enrol one's self.
^uJu.u^jni-P^li-'ii s. admission, com'].,u,li^-Pi-^[3^[i>^s.

melancholy,irascible.

'^nnfiiu/iiiMMir, uiijui/

vn. to

irritated

be

to

become

bit-

be offended,

turn sour; to

tired, displeased.

lethargic sleep.
T-io/iAzu^ii^ a. rough, violent; bad,
venomous.
[sourly, painfully.
"hiini'iuiiii^u ad. bitterly,
harshly,
a.

'hiiin.'ijuj'i,[,[,^

barbarous,

cruel,

a.

'V'x'i-^u'/'/'/'in

ferocious.
'Vuin^iuilkp a. deep,
'\^uiniiuMuihulii_a.

mortal (wound).

of a horrid aspect.

pany.
%unauilru, u,g s. tho first of an oror class; chorister, precentor,
master of the choir.
^u.a.uuihmhJ', hgl, vn. to be tho first
,

der

or chief in an assemblage.
^^uj.^yinn^p^l;iii s. ofiBce of a master of the choir hierarchy.
;

'\'uiuiuuuiq

'Vttiniuilip.nij a. bitter (to drink).

'Yuiniiiupirutm a.
T-raiti/ury//.^ a.

irritating,

whose root is bitter.

vexatious, offensive,

^u,u,i,u,n,-, u.^

%u.,u,.nniA

imbit-

to sour, to irritate, to offend, to

tire, to displease.
[ritates.

1-,.%/.a",

lettuce

etc.

that imbitters, irfruits are bitter.

s. hot. endive; wild

school-house.

s.

instructiou, les-

son.

a.

whose

'^luniilr'iiji a.

lecturer, profes-

s-

'i-.uuuimn.-n'-P^l''-^' s.

T-juniu/^jnt-j/i^

etc. S. 'l'/u/"n-

sor, teacher.

maddening.

Yiun%ai^ni-^uilih-J'. ni-q^ VCl. tO

ter

to

put in or-

1-ufi5i/;./.i c.

ter,

l-MuatuijiaipqMir, hjl' va. to

%-x:j,

a. bitter.

'\;un^inuu,lru/i,n.

[bitter.

'\.uj,ii^npn..p^l"-'i- s. order, ordonnance, arrangement system - pw^fjt

syntax.
;

whoso branchcs are

put in order, to order, to arrange, to distribute ; to enrol, to asva. to

bitterness, disgust,
sharpness, gall, distaste; grief, dis'X'lun-'iinu.p-ltci,

s.

pleasure, vexation ; rigour ; enormity

mordacity.
T-j"", ni-jf s. order, rank, division,
body, class choir place ; lesson, precept, dictate, instruction; - iunk-i_ ni-_
iflrp 1 to lecture, to read, to teach.
'hiuuu,p,u%lrj; t-^f, va. to arrange, to
put in order.
[the choir.
T-moju^^t./,/ s. chorister, master of
'Yu,uu,ifplr, h^uMj vn. to enrol one's
;

self.

1'.u q.iuu 'Yuiauiq.uiu OCl. lu SOVSral

orders or assemblages
in
several
companies.
- ^'it^. to de'hiuu.i.ilip a. deserter
,

sert; to apostatise.
'^uiuiui^m-P-liL^,

s.

sociate.
l-iuiiui s.

hand.

s. wrist ; hand, palm

a sword ; - ^^/t^, to haft,
[cuffs.
to set in a handle.

'i-uiuuiiu//

Mipnj

uij

hilt of

manaclos, handplace where

one rests the wrist or hand.
uij s. mauufactoTy,
'Yiiiiinaiitpin
edifice, building estate, village, coun'\;auiauiiuiu/^

s. pi.

'i'-""-'""//* '"t- t..A-^ s.

try house, villa.

%uua,u,fu,li^
'i'.aiiniijjiiiu/i,

s.

luj s.

[or cakes.
exquisitg food
hilt of a sword

pi.

guard

(of a gun).
uij S'
^ujuuiuin-uj/i

handkerchief;
[pedagogue.
'Yi'uui[iiiipui/i ii/j s. preceptor, tutor,
'Yui.i.npmpMM.ii.upa/ii s. placo of cduca,

towel, napkin.

desertion,

[bly.

I'uiiiui/uJiini.p-^t.'ii s.

tion; preceptor.

'l>""/"n-'/p a.

'^u.uu.liujpui^lrJ; lrj[, vn. to bring up,

to educate, to instruct, to train up, to

meeting, assemordered, assembled.

'^uiu.ali
,uj $ troop, order, division;
flock ( of sheep, etc.)
herd (of oxen,
etc.).
[ranged, divided.
,

'bu.uu.^u.'iv

CI.

'{utuu.^ujpj.

s.

ordinal; classical; arorder, class.

discipline.
'^^uiumluipuilfni-P-liJb

s.

educatiou, in-

struction, discipline ; pedagogy.

1-uii/i
lawsuit, cause, litigation;
/.J s.
,

;.

1-0.8

15 3

justice ; - 4,upiru fitrfj to proceed, to

sue in law, to bring an action ; - n..
**/,, to do justice ; to judge a lawsuit
- uiu,i_, i,uMu,nt-gufulri_, to judge oue's
self, to condemn one's self, to be condemned ^ - k"ib^u ^0 summon, to cite.
^ininutq.pnt-P-liiSii s .
senteucc pronounced or written.
fiKuiw^u/f^, uj s. accuser, informer,
plaintiff; - ,b'i.hi_, - ^,ir^^,^, S. q.^.
;

miuluiuayiT'

accuse, to

to oppose.

in vain.
'^uimtupliuip.uflihJ',

VU. tO SpBalC

Irtjli

to no purpose or in vain.
%itiuimp/iiiiJ-Mti,rs.

[course.
usolcss disleisure-time.

'i-uiMntap/iiifin/^a.

Very inquisitive.

'\""miupfiuip.iu'r,nt-P-[iLii s.

'\'uiu,aip^ujfii-utj a. slothful, lazy, idle,

unoccupied.
^iiiinuip^ii,Jtn.^i a. ad.

'X'MumuiliMui^ir, trgfi vn. to

denounce

l-ttS

occupied, lazy; - /A^arf. in vain.

%uimiM,piiutp.,a'b
fij a. that speaks

emptyhanded,

without a present, without offering.

l-uimuip/i.aJliin a. l^zy, slothful

mad,

foolish.
s.

accusation.

'Yiumiup/iiyiii^ a. vagabond, saunter-

'\'uiu,ui['ii^l,p

^/'//t^,

judge

pleader

to litigate, to pleade, to contest

saunter, to stroll.

be revenged.

to

pleading.

'\'a,mu,lil,^ a. litigant,

%uiu,iuifi,li^

sens.
proscription,

ipi^uii-

Ifiipl,

tence
condemnation,
censure, fulmination.
;

'huiuiuMlpipt-ir, tryP va. to sentence, to

execute, to condemn, to censure, to
proscribe, to fulminate.
"huiinia/i^iii. fl!i,[,j:

puimitjit

judge

crime ; - u,n^ilri_, to
to be condemned.
^uimuiuiutpuiu/iip

punishment.
damned.
n>u<><iu/i^<^if>'^ a. damnable.
')fuiiniauiuMpiah,r, hgfi vtt. to coudemn,
to damn, to censure, to reprobate to
sentence, to execute.
[that damns.
s-

'Yiiiiniiiuiia[imis-uii_a,

^uimuiuiutpuili^ U' that

'\uimu,muipmnt-P-lii^ s .
tion, damnation, perdition.

condemns;
Condemna-

^uMuiuMuiniifi,
uig s. judgement, discernment, criticism sentence, condemnation; act, arbitration, judgement;
justice cause, laws'uit, proceedings
,

" **' sum/'

mon, to cite before a judge - m.o^, to
be condemned.
[of laws.

-ut, judicially; k"iI'L

%MuuiuMuiu/i,mif.lip^
1>ii"'''inia%riu^<utr

by

codex,

code

judlclal,

douB

s.

a.

legal authority.
piuuiMUUuiu/ltiupu/li

puiinujpii^i

puiinUMUtMiuib

'^uimuMpli

low

O.

yuiiiituaiauMbntt S*

puMinlul^bho

'^iuinuipl[iu^i2l'h ^' r"""f 4'W"*'

'Yuiinuipliui^ln^Pli^ s. sauntering,

rambling.

CE.

black;5uard, rogue, rover, vagabond ;

-lihu/bu.l.uplTij to play the blackguard.
%tii,nuMpliiapufu s. place of vacation.
^uiiniup/^iuant-aiui/frir, ni-^p tO

Ompty,

to evacuate, to clear; to exhaust.

emptying, vas
space; evacuation; vacuity;
vacancy exhaustion idleness, sloth'\-iM,u,u,plin.-P-l,iii

cuum

fulness, laziness, leisure.

'^uiuiuii-np

uig

s.

judge; arbiter;

counsellor, corrector; bailiff; poHceoffioer ; censurer, critic.

%uimuMLj,pu,p.uMp ad. like a judge, in
justice, with authority.
'Yu,ui,ui-np,a/[in'ri u.

judlcial,

douo by

authority of justice.
^ujimttc-npui^iriQ

pitiintu^nptupuiJi

court, seat of justice, tribunal.

'\'ui,nu,i.npai-P-f s. judicaturo,

of judge,
nistration.

bailiwic,

official ty,

summoned;

S.

office

admi-

ill-treat-

ed; - uiiL^iku to condemn, to blame, to

reprobate to ill-treat , to offend in

and

[tft.r.

^uMinunjlhuth-iT
'j.u.intiT,

a.

uselessly.
pujiniuplUiuniJt

uij)

putmuipflMU^

words.

puMintuuuiu/bujpui%

vain, useless

atni^!^ D.

1><<ii/>ii#^-fn a.
r

tribunal, court of justice.

puMuriullTC^IfL.

^uiifiinpl/ujt/A'^i

pujMn'ujnlttiMuinpui

Condemned

condemn - iU>ilr[_,

%aimiap//ia'riiijir, mjiii; vu. to bo vacant, void; to be empty; to be useless to be idle or unoccupied.

'\^uiu,,upliiuuil;u ad.

rightly.

ptuHiimltriutu

'"'iB &

l-aiuiuiuiMopm

to

lounging ;- ^At^, to lounge, to

ing,

empty, Toid holun;

idle, indolent,

t-gl-,

S.

^utuiuMiplrui

uMn-^

^uimliiT, kguij VU. tO

judge; to discern; to criticize; to know;

to think, to esteem to reason to con;

;;

T-ttP

demn

nuJh^ to bring an action

against some one
V""/.' t ^"-p to burn, to consume by fire upn^, (,
uni-f, - to kill with a stroke of a sword.
-

/[iiij-

5S

l-U-P

circumvent; to hide one's

T-ujm/i^, T-uiuiof^j.

judge.

^iu,nn,uli/ii a. judicial

'^,uu,n,ini-Pl,tX

judgement.

s.

wife of a judge.

*l'.o/fi<-4^ sf.
i.

uy

shelf: little hill.

s.

^ipiMilinT^uim

u.^ a. s.

even and odd

(number).
Pitfpm^ngt lun^tfriP, t^nph-h-J', ^utniMti^n^

uhiT, h^f, va. to precipitate

- iia-lur, to
throw, to precipitate one's self, to
;

tumble down.

[head.
having a high fore-

%iup,uT:Cuiliu,ut a.

'V-pu/b, ,uj s. cupboard: watch, ambush, ambuscade; trap, caltrop, gin,

snare subterraneous passage plot,
cheat, deceit, intrigue;- n-npitk-j^ ov
^hi_, [ - TuiuAilru to lay an ambush,
;

to

lie

in

watch;

ambuscade, to be on the

to dupe,

r-u,h%l,^

3 s. porter.

^tupiuuliuu O.

pufpultuu

^uipuiuifrin S.

puipijUuA *

pimento.

s. gardcH ; orchard,
place planted with trees.
'Yiupu.t^ui'iij. uij s. height, eminence,

'\-u,ii,u,nia%j ,aji

precipice

eyebrow

fu/^ra/^^i

'1>.^<*_

river-bank.

s.

^uiptuthnii

-^ S.

^uMpuii^iip

cavern,

s,

/y

cave, hollow.
'Y.applii'
fA"'.7 > forger
lock-smith; ironmonger.

brasier

belonging to a smith

'\-u,p(^uiliui'ii a.

-%, smithcraft.
'\.uip^,uuu,i_s. anvil.
^uippiilrJ', Ir^l vn. to forge.

'\'u,p^,nj

ij

s.

smithery,

forge,

smithy.
'^uip^inL.p-jiiii

lock-smith's trade
trade, iron-

s.

or work, ironmonger's
ware, smithcraft.

nearly overflowing the

'\;ui,u,il,p a.
'^^iMpiiili

self.

ceiling, roof.

s.

judgement, opinion, sentiment, advice, understanding; judgement, reasoning, criticism; discernment, decision.
1-<^ ni-ji s. age century /./^/. _
ihril.%pi - the golden age ^/.i - the
middle ages [ Jhpni-,r -. in our
times -ni-j /> -u from age to age, for
ever and ever.
T-u.^ fj s. height, hill, eminence,
precipice a. even number -/.t. *-_ -/..
f'lj to come, to flow in many waves
or surges - A-l ^7Cut,n [uuiu,i_, to play
at even or odd.
'l>u/^,o<f.^t.^ s. completion of a century,
[embankment.
T>u.</./>t^

'^lupuiitiufii

'i-i^puiuinyilrii^ s.

critical.

u%

^MMjntu hut !*** he

to cheat, to plot;

book-case.

bed, litter.
fu^^^alo^iu^ a. that lies on a
thatis ill in bed1./^iff2f, ^71)1 s.

T-m^i-jT, ty// vn. to roost, to

to remain, to stay.

^upliic^li

etc- S.
ij

T-.u^/.jrtti/.^

^uipj,

s.

'\'uiJ-ui'ii

etc.

pattern, model.

'\-a<ppalr'b[, s.

ciunamOH.

circuit, return;

turn,

s.

fij

perch

puiptai-uthi^*

^tupfri-uiitq. S.
'\'u,pJ-,u'h,

litter,

reference; reduction; increase ; burden

conversion, change ; (of a song)
jhuiu or piiii- lipni^ilib recoil, putting
or drawing back, retreat ; - 4[it-,MAq.ni-_
;

paroxysm - iftniuuiplfiil
recompense, return; retaliation, com- m/iAA^, to
pensation, retribution

p-lru/b

insidious, footpad, plotter; - fl-'i.iri^, to

seek to surprize some one, to watch,
to beset, to supplant.
'Vitip.i/ii.uliutini.p-liilii s.

ambush, am-

buscade, obsession.
'^'pu/huJilrir,

va. to dilucidate.

piupuihujLuir*

^iitfwu/itiujnf^ujiAlrj' vo.

to

investi-

gate or observe the ambushes, to be-

ware

of.

u,nliilri_,

return relapse
;

new

to turn or return seve-

of routine, habitual.
routiuB, habit.
'\'a,pJtiiii,kp a. that loves to turn often.
%uipj,upii/ii s- penitentiary.
'YuipAui.-np a
that turns ; that is
converted.
[version.
'\'u,pJliu,-npni-P[,i.% s. return; con%u,piiuii.,uir a.

l-iupAuin-uiftni-P-liLii s.

%u-puA,m,Miirm
'\"up,i,'iil,j;

'}'u,pJtu.ii.u,i,Jt s.

fall

ral times.

k-ijl,

l^uipu/jiutt/hi-in S.

-W.

turn, to turn about, to return;

again.

s.

Irguif

chiof

of footpads-

vn. to lie in

ambus-

cade, to be on the watch, to suborn, to

%p.i,i.u,pJlij; irju,j vn. to vault.

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'\""p^t-uii_ a.

turned, returned

con-

verted.

stratagem

faction; rebellion.

1>^<Jtu^ ad. again

anew

more-

over, besides, otherwise, even,

wise ; bis ; also.
'YuipA/^iP-uij Jflilurvn. to

like-

pass by

^MupAnM^uih-

'l'ii.ma*#i
/j a. s. fraudulent, fallacious, disloyal; impostor; felon,
cheat, prevaricator, sycophant, traitor.
,

to

return running.

deceitfully, craftily, slily.

nj

circuit,

s.

return

reward, retribution; answer, report,

signification; - p-^Hy^ phrase, sen-

T>u#i.iu2rtuii-r, Ir^li va. to betray, to

defraud, to deceive, to prevaricate.

tence, style.

puiL,iuAiulint-l3-ngJi

'^upitiL.m.

s.

return

repentance.

'^uipini.jutiihj' ni-^li vu. to rotum,

to turn; to avert; to restore; to bring
or carry back, to reinstate ; to bring
back, to recall; to return, to send back;
,

to make over again ; to reduce ; to

distract; to abate; to resolve; to convert ; - jh-mu or // p/oy to revoke to
reject; to reflect; - u!b,f.pi;%, to cede,
to resign, to yield;'- ihp^lu.nl.u , to
;

.renumerate
*\uipj'ui%

ifJ\u,ii

nj,

It^

to vomit.
cure, dressing

s.

'^ajpiTui'iiuiliui^ a.

remediable, cura-

curing.
curable.

yiat-iuliialpq

piut-u^tuM^tui/tznjp

same

that holds the

p uili

^lut-iuSiWlTi Irnfl

to foment to physic, to dress, to heal

to repair.
[rishes.
'^iupJ',ii%l,^a careful of; who nou'YiuptTMu'i.n^ s. hospital.
;

traim

^uil-iuii^iir,

piui-tijlitin-np

D.

^iatt-MMiiint-[3-[iLii

^tui-uj%ni^i&

yii-ujlip

l-u/tt/r,

o.

^uMpm-iT,

uif s.

(3.

s.

con-

pull-

Ir^l,

va. to defraud, to cheat,

to contrive.

charter-party.
^utt^rti-Mit

s.

fraud,

deception, cheat.
I'm,/,

[rine.

tambour

s.

cymbal, tambou-

T-m/^i-jr, t-j[i vn. to

strike or

sound

the tabour.
'I'uti/inMj/ii

f/u^./.i-Sr,

s.

the sound of

a tabour; uproar, noise, rumour.

%^.f-i.k or V' S. '["'pi'l'l.iuifp i,ui,nu/iilrJ'vn. to tap, to

ytun^tJiusl^UM^

Vfl.

fession or declaration of faith.

^uji~rti^L.l3-^i^i

to nourish, to
sustain, to feed; to fodder; to cherish,

has or gives

avow, to profess, to

confess, to
protest.
to

'X'uit-l.ij.

va.

the confession of faith.

'\ruipj'u/hun-nii a.

k-j/fi

that

a.

(I

faith.

o. ^\liuiiuiputlj

\^tu iiuti III

H-'xi.in^fix.i/^

'^ii.piru/iilrft a.

l-ujpJhi'iilrir,

S.

fuit-Mu'&utlttit-ifif

treason, deceit, intrigue, rebellion,

fraud, prevarication stratagem ; ambush.

|.*iit_M////f<

remedy, reparation refreshment; provender, provision, victuals

subsistence,
nourishment
maintenance - muij", S. 'i-iMipiniAk-iT.
{tive.
culture

T-bT"
']<u./u^n^6-i.p/.iA

stamp

with the foot, to scrape the ground.

\^nt-uirnulL^np,

end, term, limit.

'V.t-Pih.r, '\.,i.%^,rS. \aiu2frir.

n>7>ni-%>X' s. hot.

corn-poppy, cornnoise, murmuring of a river; uproar,

noise, cry.

rose.
%uipni-ilinu a. scabrous, scraggy.

'^uipmuMu
court.

palace

royal house

'\',upuiuiuuiui'ii s.

courtier.

l-^ou/', i-'i^Jy

or -, nil_ s. stratagem,
fraud, contrivance, machination, cheat,
Qiui..,

nj

circumvention, deceit,

imposture, plot, snare, trap, device; - ^f.-i_

or f-npitt-u to conspire, to circumvent,
to plot, to lie in wait - u/iiJlA m/iAA/j
trick,

to

one's self;
treacherously.
kill

'^'ujt.uiptrp

-nil_,

macaroni, macaroon.
pumpkin, gourd.

'l.ij../i2f , [, s.

j-^Jffc^ s.

deceitfully,

[contriver.
factious;

1i/i#i.u^fY'6- a. s.

gourd ;-

^"n-'i.

g.
,

pumpion

60/.

calabash,
colocynth, colo;

quintida.
'Vt-f

a.

odd

fantastical,

morose,

extravagant, surly, humoursome man, peevish, unsociable, intractable, froward, untoward, restive.
'].k-^t-pu/r{i. s. pi. frequenting company evagation, distraction, dissipation.
'ytr^tpfij; tr^uy vn. to frequent comdifficult,

158

1-b'U

wander, to recreate

1-bir

seed

vacillation, unsteadi-

dried fruit for

[skirt, border.
'^lrqu,%l, s. beggar's pouch or wallet;
'^t-qui'hliiup a. painted in colours.
T'i-Y..n.tY_ a. poisoned.
^'t-quiilui-Xmn. uij s. druggist, grocor,
quack, apothecary; seller of tinctures.
ujj s. that gives medica'l-t-iiiuinniments; poisoner; sorcerer, bewitcher.
T>A-^.ra/.t-tr, tj/l va. to physic, to
cure to poison.

ness, uncertainty, irresolution.

^A/. or /'p'l' s. dolphin,
T-fr^/A

medicament, remedy, medicine, cure;

porpus.

poisoning, act of giving poison; witch-

pany

to trifle

one's

to

T-fr/^u.^nii^

s.

table.

self.

caprice, oddness.
va. to vacillate, to

'i'U^ncJS-lit-'b s.

lrj[,

'i-i-^t_t./',

stagger, to totter.

vn. to vacillate, to
to shake , to fluc-

k^tui

'^'hiyiri-liJ',

waver,

totter, to

tuate.
vacillating, wavering.

l-t.f.hi-linin a.
'\<lrq.t^M.^Hh

s.

enchantment.
s. pharmacy, apothecary's
or chemist's shop drug-box.
craft,

'\'iriiu.h,rp.hp

ffr'i

/y

T-i-^^/u^/

vince

S.

december.

side, part

s.

s.

[.

T-t.^uY'uA

S. llny/a.

governor of a pro-

T-fr^P

liY-'ffiu,4,iY_.

T-fr^^./AiTL/JfiA

s-

yellow.

government of a

s.

province office or dignity of the governor of a province S. Vi/yiffiru4<_

;

polsou, to infoct
to physic ; to dye.
T.i-YC''"/"'- * that takes physic ; that
takes poison.
'Yt-iip-u,^
ly s. antidote, counter'Yhqlrir, ty/r va. to

with poison
1.4-/^,
or/y s.remedy, medicine, me/.J
dicament, purgative, potion, draught;

drug; cure, dressing; poison,

spice,

venom

ink

colour

die,

amulet, ta-

poison; - ^uip, bezoar.

^hilp. ,^>n, or ^fc/r a. yellow
,

- if-uiiaip
herbage
grass
u-Jfii.up.njt/- paverdure
nacea - iTutinnt-jMi/iihij to physic, to

wan, pale,

take a remedy to

'i./rifJoA

lisman
green

dress

- unifiin^-u to

take poison;

q.uin^t

luitnj^^

uutuutlil^f

swcet, bittcr, viounm-nt- lent, powerful, efficacious remedy.

ifop,uL.np

'X-tifiup.ui'builiui'ii

a.

']'lrtiuip.iii'iin,-[3-lit^i

pharmaceutical.
s. pharmacopoeia,

pharmaceutic.

^'"J7

'Yt-tiiuq-npirn^p-l-ti

of preparing

s.

pharmacy

tinctures

or

^[,[1

or

if-pn/ a.

who

applies

a plaister or administers medicine s.

hair-pencil to dye the eyes.
'Ylrqui/iini.'bli s. splcc, aromatlc or me;

dicinal drug.
T-tyu/^n..^ a.
^npnt-iiu/blrij to

']fk,i,ui,un

peach.

/15 *.
,

a.

f,

poisoned; - umit-ij
poisou, to givo poison,
;

l-j s. pill

ilfiitu

bolus

to
S.

yellowish, light.

'^lrqiuiiiiiij'u,ii_ a.

fair-haired.

canary-bird.
T.fr,^.Sfr'>//f
T-tY^/. A,.nj s. peach-tree.
Q.tf^.fi.i.i s. small peach.
'\'y,(huiif.yii or f.ni^ilrti/ii a. yellow.
s.

'\'lr,lJ.-i-'i,lili

s.

ochre; yellow

in-

cense.

massicot.
jaundice.
'^iri^iu,fuj)i_a. yellow, rather red.
l-t.^/u/it^i

g.

']'lri^ui^,uL. s.

'^hi^liW, hgiy vn. to become yellow; to become fair; to grow red; to

become

be
T-^^..

pale.

l-t/^nm

grown

ujji

become yellow

pale.

yellow colour; jaunpaleness.

^t./hn^j {, s. yolk of an egg.
'^rlriinui , pj a. venemous, poisoned.
1"^'/."/"W-P P^l'j * P'- spices drugs.
"Vt./tm^, /, tip. Ceres; *. earth,
'\^h,^,i.p-^^'b s.

dice

to infect with poison

poisoned.
iluMtnni-

art

physic

painting.
'\'lr,iiu^llt

empoisoner; sorcerer.

T-ti^/i^o.

'^hni

fallow;

palid.

l-t-t/iiut/un^^

apothecary that
prepares tinctures, physic or poison.
'[humf-npiririr, tj/. vii. to prcpaTO
physic or tinctures.
T'A-Y.'"?^"/'*

ground,

soil.

'Yt-iliriniiiulrpi a.

[terrestrial.

sprung from earth,

9
T-t*-

religion,

n.

ty

sect,

faith,

belief (of infidels).

^/r^iu^iitpj '|it'i>.^#Y//i/ a. that has
forsaken his religion, irreligious.
l-t^uup ^ . penny, denier, denarius.
,

Persian religion.
head of rehgion or

']'ir%liiiL,n^/ri^, s.

"hiiait;,,

u,^

s.

sect.
'\-t-iL, - lrL.li ad. still, yet, to
hour; newly, recently.

born, grown or produced recent-

u[,fi

a.

ly

young, new.

this

i-tir
'\-ir[,pnUi

s.

found.
1>t-.^frn. a. recent, new; ad, recently, newly.
[to speak.
1-4-/1. m/o. a. that has recently begun
1"i-n-i6-u./^4 . recently blossomed.
'Ktn..6-/A a. recently born or produced; that has recently engendered.
'i-k-n-ui/^ia/ a. present.
im.
'Ylrn.m/iPP- a. frOsh - liiuP-'ii
fresh milk, new-laid eggs.
'\lrn.,ultlipP- " new, inexperienced.
1>tn.u,4mHiu4 a. young, junior.
%lrn.,ui,uMi-uMli a. new, recently begun.
,

new

rude;

f/r;.t_ a.

Strateu

eluded, vain, useless, fru / uni^tfrt Ijiunm^uuM^

Ji

to frustrate, to deceive, to
deprive, to elude, to avoid, to render
vain, to render abortive, to make useless ; to annul, to invalidate ;-,-.# ^._
'iilrij iriit/iiL-ij to deceive one's self, to be
frustrated, to deprive one's self, to be
vain, useless, to miscarry, to escape.
"iih/j ^u/iiirij

'\'hph.^u,%,u,rE. %irptrL. y^u-bh,r.

vanity, uselessness,

privation, want.
pfrn/rM^fjrq'TL.qwitlrif'

pfrflh-L.^ani-tiui^

%l.-,r S. 'X-hplrL. u,n.%h,r.

T-t^tc

%!ri,t..[,.r S.
p?rfifn~nt.tfh

'^irpJtiuli

tailor

uMg

f[,%i,.r.

yirfih-t-itilru,

fj.

s.

maker of

shoemaker.

'\'lri,iiulini.[3-liJii

clothes,
[clothes.

art

of

making

1'i-.u.4u,t.u,m /y a. neophyte, newly

converted to Christianity.
1>t-mi/;.-^t/ a.

stiff,

scabrous place.

1>A-^tt.,>jp s- pi.

new

l-t-n-uifliL-ui a.

rough,

pJi-i,^ a.

married.

V^^^ftp

s.

tumult, uproar.
centaury.

'Yiriii^fiM-Ii s. but.

'Yirt-

spirit;

q-t'-uy s.

gnome,

']>ir.o/tm s.

demon,

spirit,

devil,

evil

genius.

Satan.

l-^t *. courser.
T-t^, T-/"/// or ^y s. heap , assemblage collection, confused collection,
,

mass,
T'-i/.i^<4

") s.

>

'htuai,u%, oj

palankeen.
ambassador, mes-

litter,

s.

senger, envoy; legate.

1-iruiMiuAut^1ii,i,ii ipifiirvn.

to

go on an

embassy.
'\-lruui,u%iuu,nK.% s.

'^huiiiui%n'-P-liL.% s
;

legation
,

COngrOSS.

ombassy.

embassy

antichrist

s.

S.

mes-

nunciature.
sf. ambassadress.

%lruuiu/iini-i,l,

l-t-ftMy

'^irpiuiin.lrpiuiiMihm

* priest.

vico-prefoct

O-tyri/iunA

buffoon,

uiji s.

mime;

ac-

comedian.

^^.T, ^[.jp S. 1-4^'>f!

-p-tf^ to propose, to purpose, to design; ^- m^it-^j to
oppose, to resist, to face, to endure, to
thwart, to cross /< 7-/f^ or fy-l'Jli '^u.p^
liu.%lii_, to encounter, to assail, to attack; to strike, to oppose ;- ^^/^^t,/"
pr. ad. opposite ; directly, diametrically ; - j,jii.\,ira,'ii pr. ad. before, opposite, in presence; publicly, openly, in
face ;-/->- "- -> face to face, man
to man ; t tb-t before, opposite to.
%k'[p tl'f'"^ s- pl- aspect, sight, visage, front; face, presence; air, mien,
;

quackery, puffing, mime.

T-tpu/^^z/mmmi
,

[,

s-

countenance

manner, fashion, form

regard, consideration; person, hypostasis; -py/'5. the persons of verbs;

the porsous of pro- ^irpuAni-uAg
in front, before;
nouns; l- tl'J'uij)
tell him from
,uuui tiJ'w [ ^/"/y t'^3
me f T-t*/" ^iririj to represent, to
remonstrate ; to reproach, to object;
,

comical.
'^hpuj:uui%nt.f3-l,t% s .
histrionism
'^Irfiuiuiuiiuiliufu a.

l-t-ppiy

much heaped up

[through a vow.
T>t^uA^4 s
first-born granted
I'trpu/iiniii s. pronoun.
'\>lri,u/iinJii,l^,u'i, a. pronominal.
'Vt^jiAntSini./j^ti s. antonomasia.

treasurer.

tor,

ad.

in great quantity.

%lruuiu,'limJ-n,in^,nj

sage

pile.

T-i-j-ui^tt a

couscript, recruit.

'\-lrn-i^imlili *

s.

gr.

antichrist.

if4-<^/i-u/_0r ulfjiun-niiiytiiij

gerund, supine.

fueii-ft

iini-ui^tP-

[un<rntt-

uin-nfif.,

ui/t^

lun^^irt

Jh

20

40
palG flotL^iuiinlffMf
rid, sad, serene, severe, wrinlded,
livid, disfigured countenance; i-["^^
jiuJejuufii
b-fufiiirij to run up to one
il-k'Tu, thoroughly.
o oh
'Vk'ii int. bravo
T-tu^ tt"d' o,- fit) proper, suitable,
decent, convenient; accident, case,
incident, hazard, chance; /< - ipilrij to
suit, to be proper or fit
^ - J-iuiHu^
"iimlili
in due time - iUi'hi_, to chance,
to happen, to fall out accidentally; ^
tt.ur/t ujuiinui^hf, iriitiliWij Mnui/j tO ft"*
gree, to suit, to be convenient; to succeed, to happen; ^ -4-. it is becoming,
necessary - 1 it is possible - /?"-/y.,
to appear suitable IrP^k - miu^k if by
chance - t/^t [fiii, it has happened to
me - 4-^4. [ Jlm-ir u,u.ni-p^ it happened one day;-pA towards, with respect to, in the place vyhere; to the
side of; - In- very suitable; pro-<7L- ad. fixedly, attentively
perly
-"bliiuuilrij to look at with surprise or
[directly.
astonishment.
ittjui%r^ui^lriiji__

l-^^u^nt-Y/./^, '^li'H"'-'UU"fil'

V- above,

Urc'H

"d- straight,

over, on.

T-tuy; q.l,uiu,j s. pi. occurrence, accident, chance, event, incident, hazard,

fortune, fate, conjuncture, circumstance, contingency; season, place;
[i if-liuiuij [lUii
ad. fortuifiiiiii if-ltiMiuj^
tously, by chance, incidentally, occasionally.
,

guard, guardian,
inspector; spy; sentinel, sentry; informer, emissary; examiner: object,
design, end: observatory; - n,Ji,iTi_,
T-^Ki,

^/./u/j

s.

to look, to observe attentively.

to regard,
look attentively ; to be on the

uiniihi_,

T'tinu/^'fc n^tliir, liuifuij vn.

to

watch, to
uMiTpiuniuiij

- ft >/Ay. ntlbki_,
to look with attention, to
in wait

lie

complaint, discontent,
discoloured, dead, pale.
'j.J-if _%/../", tj.*7 vn. to be discoloured, to fade, to lose colour.
'\'J-,i.nLi,n--P-[iiii s. paleness.
'YJ-fi/rJ' a. obstinate, headstrong,
'YJ-tl-n^ni-P-'fs.
'\-J-^nj'i, a.

insolent.
I-J^lutjh.-P^^^.

raise the eyes.

to be angry,
it'i-l'iT vn.
displeased, tired, to dislike, to grieve;
to disobey, to oppose.
l-J-f^.^iTui^ni-P-pLi, s. disgust, averdistaste, vexation

sion, dislike,

having a tart tongue.

'l.t/-.4u/1&,i<-/?/.<_% s.

barbarian.
barbarity.

'YJ-p.uiiiif.

[i

a.

unfortu-

nate, disgraced, unlucky, fatal.

unfortunately.
misfortune, ill
luck, disgrace, disaster, adversity.
'YJ-p.Mu/um.iipuip ad.

^J-p.u[.,u,ni-Pliiii

'\-J-Jlnn a.

malignant.

'\'J-'it,ap>upp a.

inhuman.
bad plant whose

cruel,

I-Jiutpnju a. of a

production

is

bad.

'}-J-%u,^-;jtriuj a. that has a bad or

malignant look or aspect; haggard.

T-cA^^oi^

painful

Muj (I.

some, uneasy, tiresome,

trouble-

bitter, odious,

cruel
haughty , austere, grievous ,
vexatious, mortal, terrible.
'}'J^i[.ii,^utiLu,p ad
rigorously , te;

diously, cruelly.
'{'J-'ii^ui/^uFii.nji, a. very troublesome,
very harsh, haughty, wicked.
l-J-^^ut^u/itutir, uj^ia/ vii. to be angry,
to make one's self odious, rude or
troublesome.

'YJ-'iiq.u.liujinkn. a.

that

wounds

that

penetrates like a fatal dart.

'YJ-''"t"'lf"c'^""" " ^^at has a bad or

s.

discontented, dissatisfied.

*.

atrocity,

enor-

mity; cruelty, inhumanity, inclemency bitterness harshness intempera;

teness.
%J^%iriuj, "tikis " atrocious,
violent tyrannical ; harsh ,
grievous, severe, austere, difficult.

haughty

'\-J-'iilr,r,

ty, to

frjf vn. to

be angry, haugh-

become atrocious

'\'J-'hk"'p^'u[i

^J-'li liW "I It 11

'l-J-ii-n^ a.

resi-

Ugliness.

'\-J-iiirpuin,-P-l,i% s.

T-c/^/t.w^

stance.

bitter root.

'^J-u.ii, %J-uiliiJii a.

T>tAp,/./^

s.

'\'J-^uiJhilil<^

T-tfi^u/^/Ti-Z^^t*
T-rfu.p.ui o.

'{J-lu.rn^a^i.ii,

obstinacy, stubbornness, insolence.

'\.J-liui,r, '^J-^uiinuli a. involuntary,
disgusted, tired; disastrous, disagreeable; - ijfhhi^, ^u,u,'ul,u to be angry,
displeased.

'\-k''{

T'lJ-'Ji

'^J-f.n^ il^tiT, "l-J^i-n^tj; tj^ vn. to

complain, to be dissatisfied.

ad.

iu

horrible aspect.

or fierce, [ly.
atrociously, severe-

'\'J-'l,lriuilruii_ a.

of *

141

T-d-n

'^(^n

to be in agony / - iu%liuM'iihi_,
to run the risk, to be in danger; -o^
ii.lrplri_, to be afflicted.
^J-ni-mputp-uiii a. obscure, difficult
[onerous.
to understand.
'^J-m-uipuMpuiniiu^ib a. burdensome,
^tjhnt^ujptau.iupm OT p""/!*; Ct. WUimhumoursome,
sical, odd, capricious
-^ib'i'lri_,

s.

stench, bad smell.

l>cA%4-t./3/,ti s.

atrocity, asperity;
hurtful aspect.
O-cft^^ *4'"j s. buck-thorn.
H-J-n^ a. hard, harsh, austere, vexatious, difla:cult.

^^/t-jni.uiii-n/

that dwells in hell.

'\'J-nlu.pL,.,li a.

more vexatious, very

'^apiuiif.njb a.

bad.
iufemal.

'^J-nluuai^ilrm) .

hard, impracticable.
'^J-nt.uipaiputg a. obscuro, that
clear or open.

blesome very

atrocious, fierce, wild.

H'c/^n/uiu^ui J* a. vexatious, obstinate.
^\^n^ialiia.irni^liiA s, vexatioB, obstinacy.

difficult to find.

*}</- n/uia/fu/ii

a. infernal.

l-tf-nfiturtj^;^

burnt in

what

burns or

is

hell.

devoured by hell.
a. very diiBcult

*\-J-n^ai^i.iji.

to believe.

[ble.

implacable, inexora-

*l>/-/,n4t/i. a.

inexpugnable

'^J-n^iu,ruip,n a.

wars against the

*\-J-,ifu,f[!i, a.

that

devil.

infernal.

^ipj-lriji a, movcd
with much difficulty.
%J- njuuMuiiru, s , chief or prince of

'YJ-nfuai^upJ-

hell, Satan-

cruel, fierce,

very

'}fj-nluuiuiliu{ O.

Very

*\tt-nluimu/ii2_ a.

hideous, horrible.
'^J-nlauipiruM,n a.

or

ifii'i'g

O.

dif-

curious,

rare,

a. difficult

happens with

difficulty.

that can be freed

or set at liberty with difficulty.

TOUgh ,
']-J-ni.,i.pinJ-,yi. a . StCep
[or explained.
rugged.
*\-cf-n^^pu,l^(ta. difficult to be untied
']'J-m-iap,apii-p u. hard of hearing,
rather deaf; inexorable, hard, inflexi[to root out or detach.
ble,
difficult
%J-ni-i,ipusluli_ or I'l/Jrib o,
'^J^n^u.p.uirlfb a- that brings forth
J

with

difficulty.

impracticable,

execute.

I'J-n^Mupuilik^a. difficult to burn.

rous, heavy

a.

burdensome, onepainful, vexa-

difficult,

tious-

whoso root

is

bad.

l-J-ni-^piulibTipiiii a.

lunar caustic.
'^J-n^hiu/ht-Ji a
very difficult to
%<i-n]uu._^,ap s.

to issue.

haggard, rude, severe;

ugly, deformed.
')fJ-n^iurp.lrp or p-hplril, a. hard, insupportable, intolerable.
'^J-nlunJp.lrpuiii.nji, tt. moro or very
hard, very insupportable.
%J-nluifiiliuMi_a. obdurate, disobedient.
%J-nluapiiiluyU a. voraclous, gluttonous,
[pulchre, tomb.
l-J-n^/p , {ang s. hoU ; Kmbo ; se1-J-nt-uip a. difficult, vexatious, in-

commodious; rough, rugged; -^

rock, cragged or steep place

full

of difficul-

very complicated, embarrassed.

'^J-ni^.up.al^n/u tt. rough, ruggcd

ties,

impracticable-

%J-nllrpiuu,a'b a. uuruly, insolent.

ry, that

']'J-nM,u-piu/i[,p

^J-n[niamIruliij

fu/i'j

%J-nt.uipuiifi,u3ili

to walk, rough, rugged%J-n,,u,pui.npit a. difficult, painful.

^J-nL.uipuMq.liui a. rare, extraordina-

difficult to

tormenting.

T-cA/i^tyri-u a.

T-J-n.-m^.u.^^i-

pni-J-lrili

%J-n^,upuMii,ua,u,p a.

*^J-nluaiuik" ad. infernally.

ascend or

or

'\'J-wii^uMpuipnfJ-

l-J-nM.u.pii.p-uM,/, a.

^</,/u.4f_u,,/^

[ficult to cure.

tired.

not

very heavy, trou-

T-cAot.u.^f uipt/i* a.

harsh to the ear, that

has a disagreeable sound.
'YJ-nluu.f.ilr.u a. Trery bad, wicked,
^^J-nfaui/n^P u.

is

^t,
;

l-J-ni-uipui^n^p- a. difficult to gather.

'^J-m-Mupuila-p,. a. warlike, invinci-

[gestible, difficult to digest.

indissoluble indi'V</-/.-io^io4<a* or 4/"ao/ a. discon-

ble,

'\-J-n,-ii.pii.^u>l_ a.

tented, disgusted, weary; disgusting,

unpleasant, disagreeable, tiresome.
'\-J-(,.-,apui^ui>ra. bitter, disgusting.
S . disgust ,
[ting? unpleasant.

'\.J-ni-iuput'iaiJhi-lJ-lii^

bitterness.

a. nasty, disgusa. obscure, difficult

[stinate, stubborn.
to understand.
'YJ-ni-uipiuiiui-ui'ii a. incredulous, ob-

1.<A#n-u^#4i/A:"'_3

'}k/-ni.u,piu^^u

,;

142

16-n
heard

[lect.

of.

%J-n,^,up,ui,uii-ui^

ia><ii
^J-ni-iii[i,iipP-.iii, a. difficult

incredible, uij-

a.

'^J-n^iiipui^iui-uiiii

profound

difficult to col-

"l-cAni-uY/io^nJ/ a. difficult to pass.

va. to ren-

'\-J-nt.,uiiiuqni-ijui'iilrir, nt-t/^

der

1'c/-/7i_^^ra2C<n. a. difficult to

difficult,

indissoluble, dif-

a.

']'J-ni-ti>itmiiAiJj^

ficult to loose.

'X-J-n^mpiullrn^i u. impracticablo, difficult, painful.

awake,

to

(sleep).

explain,

embarrass, to entangle.
ad. with difficulty, hard-

difficult, to

'\-J^i,..uip,ii<.

ly, painfully.

obscure.
.

inaccessible

steep, cragged.

raw, indigested,

a.

'\>J-ni-u,i,ijjiruJiiu

shut or enclosed

a.

']-<fn^.ui,uviii-i

%J-t,^u,puii/:Miu,nfjj

in a narrow compass.
^J-,.iupui^n[u or

changes with

indigBstion.

'\-J-n^,p,u,f;apiini-P^[ii-% s.

ft

that

immutable.
rotting with dif-

'\J^n.-,upu,{,ni.u, a.

difficult to digest.

^n^nfu

difficulty,

ficulty.
^J-n^-uipui^uili S. ^J-nt-iupiupiuili.

that dies with diffi'l>cA#/^/^u,i7'25"-/*/"-'^ * strangury.

T'cA/jt.u/^u.d^,// a. incredulous, capricious, peeTish, odd.
'\-J-ni-iMipu,Jh,-u, a. difficult to enter.
'\-J-n^u,^ufhplr^i a. inexorable, in'^J-ni-iiiliuiJhii. a.

oddness, ca1-cAni-u/^./yo,//3^ffl. difficult to conquer.

l-J-nt-iMipu/iiiiii/', ujjiy vn. to be difficult, to have trouble
to be angry,
perplexed.
l-J-ni-ujpuiJhini-P-liti, s.

tardy

cold

or ^fiJ-hj^

heavy.

[focation.

'\<i-n^ujpu,^^i.p-[,^,

s.

asthma

asthmatic
broken-winded-

'YJ-ni^uifim^iij^ a.

breath

1-</.<_u/^u^i;u,4

slow,

a.

a.

difficult

suf-

out of

keep

'\-<fni-u.[,ifi;i-lTi^

difficult

'\fJ^n^u.ppbliu,i^ a.

that has trouble in

conceiving or understanding;
to understand, obscure.
,

vn. to

hj^i

'\J^nL.u.plr,

enraged

vexed

offended

difficult

be angry,
to have

trouble or difficulty.
a.

under-

difficult to

stand, obscure, unintelligible.

'\-J-nL.u,pp' a. difficult, hard, impracticable, painful, laborious, fatiguing,
grievous, unpleasant, vexatious, thorty,

onerous, rough, rugged.

or npuuiil

']-J-ni-iupiipu

a.

'\'J-L.u,pni-Pl,Ji, s. difficulty, trouble,

fatigue, distress, perplexity, intrigue,

craggedto gain

inconvenience, contrariety; difficult

point, knot, liinderance, obstacle;
asperity, rigidity; p-y^ "i_ lun-uA^ -_
p-lrti/i,
but not without fatigue pum.^
fcu,^^ to smoothe difficulties - l/pt-ij
to meet with difficulties - 4u>%lru to

a.

difficult

Or acquire.

[steep.

rough

rugged

'X-J-ni.utpiuiluiuuiuj^ a. difficult to cul-

hard,

uncultivated;

painful.

[diet.
((.

to contra-

difficult

contentious.
that sees., comprehends with difficulty; obscure.
']'</f.t.<^ui,///a"^ a.

a.

'\'J-n,-Luiiiun,hnu.p^[,Jli

a. difficult to

fishing.

difficult

or ^'t^'

'l'c^/i<u.^"//miuj

^<J-nM_iup,uu,lTu

a.

/^..nlri^

be caught in hunting or

l-J^n.-iapifuk^of a. steep,

0-<^/,i_,/Y""//ta"

or

to tame, to domesticate.

ex-

to strike out.

rough,

to exa-

^J-n,^uipnui a. vexatious, difficult.

'X-J-ni-wpujiMfuiuini.j' a. difficult to

tivate,

difficult

mine, to scrutinize.

ny, dehcate, imposing; heavy, weigh-

to

plain or narrate.

'].</i-<^.,/.y^,

a.

'X.j-nL.uipm^il!!'

or preserve.

']'J^n.-,l>u.l,%^

most pamtul.

*^j-L.,uii,u^\i(iu,% a.

'\-J;,t-,i,p[,J'u,jj

'\'J-n,-uj:pu,^uipj-

staggers in

walking.

[price.

flexible,

who

a.

^ctn^u.pu.^u.ji^

[culty.

^Ipt^jtt

difficulty

or trouble of seeing, of understanding;

obscurity.
']-tfn,^u,i,utii./.-i_ or
difficult
'f%7'
to impede or hinder.
1^'.

make
to

difficulties

overcome

jui,ip-hi_ -p-huiii^

^j-nu.uipn,.unL.ah u. dlfficull to

who

difficulties.

loam

learns with difficulty.

I'c/n.-u.^iii-i..

a.

rugged, impractica-

ble, rude, rough.

"Ytf-ni-iupni-in/riji o.

impiety.
indecent, unsuitable,

'\'J-uiui^ui-P^l,LiM s.
'i.c/u^./j..i/r4

a.

hard, Taw, harsh,.

;;

1M1

i/i

unbecoming, unworthy
loathsome ;># or -

/.ffl

impertinent,
ad, indecently,

'\flimlini, s.

impertinently, slovenly.
'l''^"/"'<"-4"'-^/"-'> s. indecency, indignity, impertinence.

deacon-

'Vl'ui^ui'i.ni.p^ltii,

'\-[,ia^ui'7ip s.

burial,

funeral procession, obsequies.

T-/.mi,/- S.

'Vl.ir.r.

'X'limuiu.i, s.

guardian of the dead.

idolatry.

'Vl"ai'i'''iyini-p-[,M-'b s.

confound, to ^convince, to cover with

shame.

yhut upturn It i

refractory , discordant,
opponent , disagreeable ,

a.

l-J-ui^li

contrary
vexatious.
,

raged; to

be angry, en-

vn. to

']<c/-ai^lr, 't-j-'//

1>/.u#//iniJfcif

dissension, resistance
vexation, regret, displeasure.
'\'J-[,mJ[<u, a. perfidious
traitorous,
disloyal; wicked, malicious.

'^luuunt^t [Ifiiliirvn. to

'\'[iil.pu>pir,uf

of

vna.

defraud

to

money

[ij

'}-J-pni-p-[ii% s.

perfidy
non-observance
,
snare, contravention; deceit.
'^'^rl'i-' '\-<^['"'L c- * cheat, infidel,
perfidious, disloyal, traitorous.
I"/' "3 s. dead body, corpse; carcasslifts or plunders
'Vliu,q.n,i_ a. who
infidelity

dead bodies; who

'b/iiu^y^f.

uij

dresses a

that

dead body.
trgl va- to

^hiinilp

q^

,unHri_ ~

m%Pni.hil

carnage

n-lailint^ip lia-n^

ombalm
make great
to

to
,

destruction

'"'

T-Z./ju/^tt"-

much heaped

'Y[>i^%uAiiuir,

wjtu/ vn.

to

become a

T-^^m^/ a. piled, raised.

'X'luuiiimiT, ui^ui] vn. to gather; to
rise - i,Wp.u^ to bristle up, to stand.
,

'\'J,^,h,r, q-ltifh va. to amass, to

gather, to heap up, to pile, to accumulate, to sheaf; to pile up; to raise,

make

straight.

^liqtuit[iir S. ^[tily'i'urtr*

dictator.

%J;liui,n[i s.

omentum.

"Vl'/ui'^"^' *
'X'liliniuiJ'n'ii s. bol. dittany.

"V/'fe/'i"^

'

^[ti/utp.uiiifi-i/'

']-[,ini,p.iu[i

S.

ad.

\_^fi^q-fiiiMii p.iublrir*

on the contrary.

/y a. that exposes himself, that ventures, adventurous, hazardous adventurer; bold, insolent;
ad. boldly; - /Ai. to expose one's
self, to venture'Y['it^'"i-P""-

[rage, assurance.

J7aif.(iu,i- ipilii/'.

'\'l,illu,l.l,u-nL.p-l,Jii

'^l,ir,un.ui[,i

poses

.U13

a.

boldness, couthat resists, op-

s.

contumacious,

disobedient,

^fil/utn.tun.ilri/',

Irqfi

'\'[ru,^u.ii.ini-R[>^i

or

^Itllhtl^utp^ftlT,

hg,ui vn. to oppose, to resist.

corpse, to die.

ses.

up, in

contrary.

of idols.

T-Z/i/j^n/oi

VU- to SUcklC, tO

to give suck.

a heap.

to

dress a dead
body; to embalm; to bury.
^liu^^upqjtt-P-liiii s. act of dressing
a dead body; act of embalming; bu[to strip dead bodies.
rial,
to disinter ,
l-liiuqt-iift miilhlrir va
'Yl'wP-'i'ii, i"3 s. grave-digger.
'l-/i//?i<-.^a. dead, killed, stretched
IfUiunt^auMi^.Ir,, uipliui
on the ground
"P'l
fik-jj uinilru jlrpkbp k"C^'"''^U *" OVOrturn, to throw down dead bodies, to
strike stiff to the ground.
'\l,iuP-l,ii s. testament, ^ill.
strips dead
^[u,iu,u(ni-ui a . that
[the dead.
bodies.
^{tutlil-p a. s. that carries, buries
'Yliuili'b, lia^ig s. corpse, dead body;
'\-liui,jjui,q.hir,

iYio2(^-XJt^

nourish with milk,

steals idols-

suck milk

I'/'^jfi' si'"3 suckling, that^ueks.

^lilrjnLMii s. act of sucking.

to

fraud,

va. to suck, to

'Yl-lrjjn.-gui'l-lrii; ni-jj[,
,

to

from the breast.

deceive.
'\-J-l,n,i,,i^[3-[,i.%

be

didrachm, piece

s.

S. b/'4'f/'""*"'*'

T-/!*-./", /rj/.

irgl

Yputnuinq.ni-[3-[

oppose.

resist, to

ynuMot/jntL

nourished with a mother's milk

suck milk from the breast.

'{J-iit'^ni^p-f s.

'\-<J-pir,r

i^,'

yfluilMluiUinM^[3^ptSb o.

lin,.uihu,[_s.

heap of corp-

s.

opposition, re-

sistance, contrariety.
'\'l,irui,f.p,i,/iu/iia.

opponent, contrary.

'l^s

be arrested, detained or under

-n2_< to

antiperiatasis

''i'liiruMii.pn.-P-pLi. s.

S.

arrest.

the art of draw[with a bow.

'\'l,ufu,iih,^i a. that shoots very well
'i>/.^.% a. suitable, proper, decent,
fit ; - ,.iu^i,hir, hijubirj; to brave, to
attack, to touch.
'Yl.uiu.Ai^n^p^l,^

"J

'Vl'ii'^'k'

facet;

face,

visage,

presence sort, manner, fashion mask

-u mpliiu'iilrij to mask, to put a mask on
the face
p.uini.,i_ ^to unmask - seyeral, in several -ways or manners.
;

S. T-/.'lutuii^nn

"/ uMuiat-nt

s.

ing the bow.

impersonal.

^//ifiujnt.^^ a. gr.

suitable, proper,

'\li,jiu,i-np a.

to oppose, to resist, to abide by.

fit.

COnVC-

fitUOSS,

^liufnu-nflni-P-li'^ S.

[touch or strike.
va. to cause to
^l,utlr, h^uj vn. to happen, to arrive by chance to match, to suit.
nience.

masked mask, per-

^liJhiliitii-np a.s.

son masked.
'\^ltJ'uiliu.i.npn,^p-liii,

masquerade.
resemblance.

s.

'Yl^j;uiiirpuint-p-liiii, s.

'\-[,.r^///l.j; etc. B.'\'l,Jh,j.u.i.Jlr,

opaque

T>//ifio4u^ a.

'l-A/^4"/"'-P/'ti

s.

S.

etc.

{!li,ii.q.liJhi_

opacity.

contrary, enemy, adversary.

iri/iy

'\-[iiruii/^p,l,ir,

vn.

opportunity.
chance, accession,
accident, adventure, event, incident,
luck, hazard, lot contingency.
'i'Puiniini-p-l-Li s.

^puint-ui(^

Yt'H"'-'"^") ^' casual, eventual, accidental ; contingent.

'YlfM-imJUi

chance

War, contrast,
opposition, resistance, Jenmity, adver-

lision.

sity.

of a mast

'\-liir.uinapinnL.p-l,Ji,s.

prosopopoeia, that

partakes of prosopopoeia; allegorical,

metaphorical.
'\-lij'u,nin,-P^tX

^luPun-n^p-li
']>/iJL<-^

s.

prosopopoeia.

trjP vn. to run, to

fall

one, to run to, to rush, to dart; to

recourse, to apply.
'Ylniirjn.^ah s. tendency, decline
culation recourse.

upon
have

col-

s.

mark

ocle, double opera-glass

box (at a theatre).
Vf "u4"?-"/'*" or

[tuTCuin. s.

1'//iu.^uy^/tfni-^ a. that

""-jb

*"^'

^0

'['[..nminj s.

er

m-.^fep

optician.

has a fine

obscrvatory watch-tow-

eja-

make

run or to rush on.

q./,,,

ruuu^h

,j

gold

s.

stuff,

a.

s.

the chief shearchbishop.

pntituihnq

sentinel, sentry.

']fl,miui^npnu.p-'( s.

iuteution, design^

counsel destination, end, regard, look.

embroidered on
with embroidered

to observe, to

in brocade.

tjf vn. to consider, to look,

remark, to recognise, to
see, to stare to leer to spy, to watch;
to examine, to study to speculate, to
contemplate to consult; to look, to
aim to aim at, to tend to expect, to
mean, to intend.
l-f ./m.^, u,^ s. observer bishop.
n./.,tJ",

stuff.

prison /. -n2_, ar'V/'"i""> s. arrest

rested, prisoner ^'iit/^ [> -!_, to arrest
;

some one;

to

kill-

u.iiit/_.

furnished or dress-

'\-liuiu,ii,ulil,inL.ii,it a.

furnished

be

brocade.

'Yt>H"'k"'t"P^ " brocaded.

')/'<';'"'( '"fjF.t"'"

vn. to

s.

pherd, or overseer
phatiuntt/li O.

u/iiliu/bliiT

ed on the spot; mf,liu!ulri_Gt

to kill one on the spot.

n</"nu-"/>

^[umii

height, elevated place.

'\l,u.uiuiiiiuui
;

T'/"*3"'-j'"*'*"'^>

stuff;

face, elegant, charming.

'Yli'itiT,

rencounter

watch-tower; scuttle
at which' one aims in
shooting; summit or top of plants,
flowers etc.; observer, guard; aspect,
sight, face: writing: telescope; bin-

personal,

person.

ed

occurrence,

accident,

s.

*Yl'"'"k> -"3

metaphor, allegory.
having the

s.

a.

meeting,

to resist.

T'/i./i/n-u.^uA a. of

s.

^ItuinM^uiiruj^Miih

oppose,

to

opponent,

%litnu,ru,pu, or iTuipinf.^ a.s.

'\'liuiirjni-guM%f.-ir, "-j7^

make prisoner;

ib'i'lri_l'

1+h

1 4S

obseTvation
remark; speculation: episcopacy; -..
*-*/_! to observe.
l-l'inniinLp-p^ *.

'Vl'mnM.ai, s. sight,
T-^/i

sture

tem

aim

intention.

t-plij s. position, situation, postate, place, figure, seat

sys-

nour the

devil.

to

ho-

[devil.

a.
sacrificed to the
or irn^np a. devoted to the
worship of the devil.
']>/.-.xt'>/2ti-^

'Vl"-''ii/hi_

theme

application ; tomb, sepulchre ; - otCiuilJi , bar, stick of soap ;

~ W"jr ^ize of a book ; - i- muip uin-_
"blri^ to scatter, to disperse.
;

T-hh
melted or made

'\'t'--n^n/i_a.

ftp'" S- Uf'"'-/'*

mythologist.
mythological.

T'Aj'"*""'*' *

'Vl'3'"puibu,li,a'u a.

mythology.

'\'l'jiipiM,%n,_p[tt.% s.
'Vf'juilunt-i/i. a.

composed by the gods.

potheosis.
T-ZyioJi^

deification, a-

'l'^j'"4'"/9-"-P/"-*

idolatrous.
'\-lijuiirnini.p-[Ji, s. idolatry.
U.S.

'YPjuAy^sf. goddess.
consecrated (to

idols),

T"Ay'"*'"'-4/ a.

holy.

[trous, idolater.

^[ijmuiui^

'V/yra/J^oi

^li^inuiui^iini-P[,i^

s.

idola-

U.S.

idolatry.

'\-[,i.,iii,

a,j

court, seat of justice;

s.

chancery; archives; library; control,

register; court of records.
'^[,i.iii%iq.[,p s. comptroller; register.
O-Zfi-ioiu/^u///^ s. chancellor; recorder; register.
T>/r.iu7./", iMij/ty vn. to torment, to
play the devil, to enrage.
'^lit-u/iiujiMiut'ii

'^fiM-ui'iiuiuik-ui s.

keeper

great officer.
l-pi-iii'biiiiiiirmni.ppiii s. office of great
officer or of keeper of the records.
'^[-Mi'hiuuintX s. chancery; court of
records.
dedicated or sacriT-f ^An-t/ a
ficed to the devil.
[diabolic.
']>//-<.^iij^. inspired by the devil,
Tift-uiuf/ujin a. s. that worships the
of the records

librarian

devil.

small town where idols

are worshipped.
'\'[nfn,-u/it s.

'Yt'-""'i'"zi""'-P l"^' * idolatry.

')f[,i-u.uiiiiml,p a. deceived by the de-

vil; diabolic.
'^{tL.iup.u.p ad.

diabolically.

'^'fi^mpiiiuti a.

where demons

[vil.

dwell.

'Y^uiiq.p, a. deyilish, furious, despe-

rate.

'V/.x-u/./iioi^ a.

vil,

^%ray

vn. to

be

[bolic.
a. like

']'lit-p

assembly of demons.
or jj^tjf^/i a. demoniac.

l-ln-irni-niAj. a.

'\'[n.uiqy.[i

a.

whose

origin

the devil, dia-

furious,

enraged, to play the devil.

'Ypi.iiiify.t-uij

agitated

possessed.

'^lii.uimk-uiiili

'V^-/^i/..r,

by the detormented by the de-

')-liM,u,uujpanLjn. a.

is

of the

devil.

possessed, demoniac.
where the
devil is concerned.
'V//.-OJS-/A a. produced by the devil.
l-j^t-iuiuiJ" a. that has a devilish will
that is desired by the devil, diabolic.
I'/ii.ui^iu'ir a. diabolic
enraged.
that has a commu')>/'<-<<'4>^f^ a.
nication with the devil.
'l>/f-u/4u.p ,j a. demoniac; tormented, possessed.
l-pi-uilipi./^ a.

f/H-./i/u/oni a. diabolic,

/fj

charmer, enchanter,

s.

sorcerer, magician.
'Yl-'-P-uifi'"''' a. magical, enchanted.
'^[-P-iupii/b s. place of witchcraft.
'Yj^i-P-tiT, It^[, va. to charm, to enchant, to conjure, to fascinate.
'}'^,-Pni-p-[,Jii s. charm, incantation,
enchantment, witchcraft, sorcery, magic,

theurgy.

1./,jj._/?/i<J>

devilry, witchcraft,

s.

wickedness, bad humour.

[ij s. plain
ease content-,
1-l't-P
ment; convenience; a. easy, convenient; flat, bare; ^ -/>, [ -n2_ ib'iilri_, to
live comfortably; - wn^tr[j to facilitate to relieve to give convenience
;

>

ftum ufbilfii or puin iVmutg -[ at his ease,

as he likes /> -/ / -_. in a plain.
T^i-p."pA-4 a. easy to break, brittle,
fragile, frail ; refrangible tender.
,

jmjvn. to he possessed; to play the

devil, to be enraged.
'^['-"^'['"-Rti^i s.

by the

being possessed

'\-lr,.iu'itriyHi-P-[>t.% s-

%l,i.pu,plrlin,-P-l,iii s. fragility.

devil, possession.

'b^-.4./iy s. sorcerer,

magician.

sorcery, magic.

T./z^^mpn/cf a. easy

curable.

to

be cured,

,;

46
what buds

l-^t-piupn/ii a.

easily.

%\>V
decayed, ruinous,

'h^i-piu/fnpftuA, a.

that falls easily.

'\-t'-p-^k"C'"'-P'b'^

p-nm ^l-p,iiii-p-h[l a. decayed, fragile,

weak, slippery.
of little
'Yl.M-puiif.li'ii a. yery cheap,
,

value, vile, common sell at a very low price.

;

easy to be found or understood ; - //<_

it^, to be found easily.
easy to
'\-t'-i'""t''"'S or i^iuiih a.
[dious.
walk, commodious, easy.

very commo-

'\li<-pu,fyii a. easier,
^lii-piutf-npir a.

that

makes or is made

easily, easy.
1-/.t.^.^^^f n. a. hasty, fretful
n'f-^<^^^n-fTt-/?/it4
'V/.t-^ra(.o<-X' a.

sus-

s.

irritability.

flexible, supple.

changeable

ble,
T./iL^u.^u.^^nt/^/fii

converti-

[versatility.

i .
volubility
easily deceived.
T./.t.^mjSF-'"*" sensible, tender, delicate, susceptible.
'^[-['^ilL-pir a. that escapes easily.
'Y[,i-puiq.uji- a.

that

is

'{li.-pmP-uin.mj'a. that fades easily.

1-f <-^"P"<-"^ a. rolling, that is easily rolled.

'\-l,i-pu^p-lrp a . flexible, compliant
supple, pliable, pliant.
']-[--p"'Rkp'"-Pl' s. flexibility, suppleness, fickleness.
T-^f-^izyn/i- a. dissoluble.
']'[ii-pu,^jjf a. easily kindled or inflamed.

T-^i-^u/^oi-^

condescending, com-

II.

pliant; gentle, easy,

'Yl'i-iiii'/iiii'p a.

commodious.

'Y[-l,w(npu,u,/i a.

refrangible

ing

credulous

easily believed.
T'^i-^u/^mLM.irna.^f <J>

comprehend.

very easy.

'^[ii^puiifir^n a.

od. easily,

'Vt'-['"''^l^Zi"t

[spoils.

that easily decays or

'Y["-p'"'i'hui^,/ii^ a. that obeys easily, ready or easy to obey.
[ble.
']-[,M,pu.^'ii,.,p a. very easy, or possi"Ypi-pui^nu a . flowing , that flows
'l-f_^,u4f<_S- a.

easily.

[ble.

easy of access,

'V["-pui^ni-ui a.

fra-

affa-

adhesive, viscous.

'l-/'<-^u.i/;o6- a.

tenacity, visco-

1'/it.^u///;/,S-<_/?^tS. s.

adhesive quality.
']'[iL.piaif;^a. what soon wears out.
'\'l,i-puijhMuinij a. accostable, acces-

sity,

sible-

disciplinable, docile.

^[i-piuiniipqni-P-[iiii s. docility.

easy to digest,
easy to die.

'{[i^p.airaipa a.

consumed.

easy to recognise.
iMifr[i va. to bear or pro-

'Vftt-paiiru/i, a.

[ders easily.
or iiniA/^ a. that engena. that burns or is burnt

easily.

Ppt-ptaJtpJt S.

\*[iL.piu^nt^u

light.

inclined.

a. that

'\l-punji-uf

insinuating

//At.' to

'^[L-pu,lil,pP^

docile, disciplinable.

flexible, supple.

X-lit-puiiTuint-P-f S.

come,

[per,

enters easily,
enter easily.

gentle, affable, trac-

'Yl'i-p-"itnplriP a.

table, flexible, supple

ble to the taste.
'}'l"-l"y""lP- a.

ft.

with great

facihty

pliable, pliant.

^l,.-piufr,ul a. easily

'\-li>-pujttk;r,

croduHty,
credulous, that

a.

1.^ iY""4""-"""'-/^^-* s . credulity,

facility of believing readily.

']-[---.pu,Jkui a.

'\-li>-put}rui[_a.

[simplicity.
s

believes easily.

T'/.t.^iuJtn. a.

gile, frail.

'l'/"-/""^"/'

[to

that causes easily

a. easy, condescendcredible, that can be

'\'l>i-puj,nupi^a.

easily deceived, that

can be taken, dupe.

T-Zft-^io/umijuij a. moveable.

'l-/r.^r,4tt

understood.

'}'^-^4u.L.,

T-^L^/u^u/^^S or ^uipJipii a. that turns

easily, mutable,

'Y[ii-pMulypi

can

'Ypi-pm^iuJLap a. that can be easily

related.
Jtle.
'\-l,L.pu,i,u,iil!^i;iP a. mild, affable, gen'^[t-pui'^u,^,, a . that
agrees easily
with his enemies.
^{fi-puji,,uu a. that happens quickly
easy, conceivable, that can be easily

'Yt'-p"''ii'"-uj%
;

ceptible.

easily.

that

easily be carried.
[easily.
'l-/.-/..4,^ a. that liquefies or melts

'l>/.tY'x4u/n;j a.

'Yli,.piu^npnil_a. tender, pitiful.

duce

flexibility.

portable,

to

common, ordinary;

a.

l-lii^pia^l,!.,,,

ilu,7CuMn.l.-i_,

"

']-[ii-pui/^piri[i

sweet, agreea-

QoJ-iiipuii/!nni-[3-ii

what

is

soon over-

becoming, convenient.
very suitable, pro-

'\-p,-puijuipiru.p a.

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47
mutable, changeable,

'\l"-C'^i'^'L

easily changed.

easy to reduce to

a. friable,

-ipnciiip

powder.
easy to hope;

'Vl'-P"!)'!!" a-

full

of

friability.

*\'lii-pujili[i,pni^[3-l,Ji, s.

hope, hopeful.

make

,u^iy vn. to

'I'lMM-pu/huij',

one's

self easy; to accomodate one's self;

to be at one's ease, to make one's self
at home.

a. easy, gentle, obedient, plaint, flexible

supple, condescending, docile.
'\l-pu/i,uuiri

T-Z/i.^.iAy
'^ln.pui'h^nUi a. transitory,
transient, of short duration.
'^I't-fiui^i, a- easy to be gained.
,

s. great gain or
opulence, wealth.
'\-["~P'"^P'f- a. nimble, moveable,

T>fi_^.zi^4^-/3-/.<_'fc

business

light, lithe, active, free.

'y^liL-iiui^pJ-rn-P^l,^

agility,

s.

plia-

bleness, mobility, versatility, fickleness,

[ive.

versatile, fickle ; act'V['i-piit^^aif a. easy to touch, pal'hl"-[iM^>2l'/i a.

pable.
that deceives him-

l-lii-puiuiijiailip ,a.

self easily; easily deceived.

I'pi-puiuiui.nni.ir a. intelligible.

active, prompt,

'\fliL.piiiiMiu,uipuium a.

nimble, resolute.

uttL-ftli

got rid

MiMn^nt^

of.

(I

pugnable, that can be easily taken.

'i'lii-puiaui^nt.p-lit^'ii s.

fragility;

lub-

Uiyld-mu

CI

Slip-

weak.
[take.
%li^puiul>i,u[_ a. easy to miss or mis%lii-puiii'iini%n. a. delicate, brought
fragile,

delicately.

Yp*-P""~*

cancelled or soon

^[^pk-iip- a. easily

effaced.
'Ylii-phiT,

va. to facilitate,

Ir^li

to

to accommodate; to allay,
to solace, to relax, to soften ; to unravel to level to defer ; to untie ; to

make easy;

[be easily tamed, pliable.

'^ln-plrpiauui'ii a. tameable, that can
']-[.pp^,/pk^P a. tolerable, supporta[to understand.
ble,
%[,^Pl^,l].nfblrib a. easy to take ; easy
abate.

^[-ppi'P-"'^ 8.

rl"-p'"^"^'/L'

susceptible, sensible,
easy to understand, acceptable.
')'liL.pifb,lri_ a. tameable, tractable.
a. easy to understand,
'\'[,^l,[,iru,j
intelligible, plain, clear, expressive.
'Vl.L.pp, a. easy, light, gentle, com'\'l"-pii''li'"i_a-

modious

flat.

that

makes

easy.

flexible.

'^[t-pnt-p-ltt^ s. facility,

convenience

means

ease,

well-being

leisure, utterance, liberty; alleviation,

gain

to

[inflamed.
easily
inflammability.

inflammable,

'hl'L-pui^iin-ni^Plicii s-

'J>/u.^u..^/u a. delicate, sinsible.

'YliM.piumuip a. light; portable;

scending,

conde-

[despicable.
a.

']'li^pa,p4iu,ruip'i

0//.^<ijn-5u/fcti/',
;

very

nt-j[i

vile,

very

va. to facili-

to lighten, to relieve

to

give

to soften, to alleviate.

I'/zj-^f/ui.

pleasure

etc. S.

ad. easily,

pliantly

'\>[,i.puitLnp a.

'^liijiupiii'ii

with

facility, at

currently.
easy, commodious.
;

etc.

hero-

epopee.

^l<u.^uly,up.u,'bn,-P-lit^i s.
%lii.^uiijiiuip.u,p ad.

heroically.

heroic

epic.

u^irutij

easy to

acquire.

repose

'l>/.t._jfu^/ s.

\'pi^niuItuiMtiit

'Y^tLputuinuij

%lii-l,ia,lu,n.

'X'l'i^jiupu/ii

'Yl-'-jui'^uiliu/ii a.

pnL.puMiinL-1/ D.

tate

ad. currently.

relief.

I'hl-natatiitituuf

up

ylii-phuii-%,

comfort

ricity.

pery;

easy, commodious;

that walks easily

')f[ii-pn,in^ a. soft,

eX-

very dissoluble.

'^l-p,u^u,li a.

%l$,-p,u^,yi_a,

'Vl>'-pli_a.

'Vlii-pmuini-p a. easily

v["~P""^

that changes easily, changeable, mutable, variable, versatile.

-uMifiihufi

a. that

is

become a hero,

heroic.
^ln-giui^ih-pii^uMli a. epic.

epopee.
heroism.

'X-liL.t/u.^iirpi.ni-P-liLSii s.

')^l,.-^,u^,nt-P-j,t^ s.

heroine.
placed in the
number of heroes or gods; heroic.
'\-l,-^u,lir[jup a. excessively devoted
1>/.ij^.n.4/.

sf.

'^[iL-^mluiun-'b a. deified,

to idolatry.
'^{.i-^u.li.u'b a.

of idols, of gods.

%l,i.gu,^ui,uu,p a. sacrificer to
^l,i.^,u\u,pif.nL.i3^f,^

s.

deification.
I'lii^jui/jpo'ii a.

idolatrous.

24

idols.

apotheosis,

;,;

i-rn,

uiui^ii

vl"-q*^*if^i>

,lkpu -

etc.

\'[tjjtuifh^,

fi

idol

'Ikpu

1-uipnj

- to wound send to a boarding4!rpu,j

[,

to

divinity, false

P'-

^[lu

liiupii.iri_ i^iq-

_j/i

Irplrpnin'lilru/li^

to

2;n.

S.

tripod

gainst, to contradict, to oppose ; iuyi,

to cry after some one, to
qlpil, - n,_pnu._g,
call; li/ru/r.u i- //i4 - c*"f "-'% to agree
to live or die together iq-tztp "'{"- -
to turn night into day; 4>'<ve' ~/' i^'"L!
to begin to walk; t-q-l'ji 'i^!^q_j""i3r" I

kidney-bean.
fortress, dungeon,

t/guy s.
fort; redoubt.
'i-iliipi- s. shivering, shudder, horrour.
'\illru.li

[trivet.

f^nt-'fcp

to

ij-ui^nuylfi,

'|-4,_,^or T-.^nt^*.

make one

god;

deify,

to

place in the number of gods

-, the rural gods.
]/ or ^/./", -"jj-iij or
discontinue, to cease.
Ty^/A V^^/A S. T-i/^/A .

'\-qni,q.t-j; %,[f,q.irir, irj[, vci. to shalcB;

to move, to shake off, to agitate
to
raise commotions in a state.

r'U'i'i-l"^' S. ^iifiq-linT.

thee a father to nations;

make

will

A-n.//a

uaha

thee

into

Bic/buiu^win

desert

shot
[to be agitated.
ir^.y vp. to shake, to stir,

^iPtl"^

'\-iiiiii-ni-Uh s.

shock, concus-

ojj

'Vb,l.lrp,yl,% a.

of.

contrariety.

to

grumble

to place

S.

pose; iliTpuu,[^, - to reinstate; u^imii, to give a name, to name; .ru^p,,, -, to

ui,u,1,l-

to

honour, to

show honour and respect; - ^^iiI^l

to obey - u,pir^p^ [, ^^4
to place
money, to invest; - i-l<pu to compose
books - /, upinl, to think - ,un.u,2li to
propose ;- .^.i.ii /, ^hiJl,"!,, - ^'i-l> [
.

P./A, to expose ones' life; to dedicate

- j.^u,,^iiu:^,n..p^l,Ji,
one's self
to
;

destroy; Jt.pi - ,^, /A^or pui-i>yu [,

to accuse, to im'//Y"W ~ to blame
pute; p.intiu p.tuli ~ fillip. ni-Jh-u
to
,

agree, to

come

to promise, to

an understanding
make an appointment
to

Irq-iu.-

^ib"u

i^>il^i_-

to lay, to set, to put,

to slay.

place one's self;

the door was
ifPuif., he crowned himvp. to

frj;-.'-

>

i-m-i^i,

self.

to constitute, to found, to
establish; to apply; - /. llj^p..,/
to
impose to put on; - ^'fcy. Jt^, to inter-

make war

some one,

become

shut;

trembling, moveable.
T&Y^frir, tjf vn. to make a noise

'Yhq.n.i^a.

murmur,

bc

abaudon

'\'%[r, hif-.y

to

l-^/tiT, tiy./, va,

to

^u/i-i-iju,

to kill

to

to

self

wave, billow: contest,

'\!ii,f.,^u!j^ s. pi.

coudomn

tUm
ltp"ti

troops ip^u,_iifiiu - to make inroads

to plunder; Irpljlii^i^ iTm^ini- - /> ^^</</,
to threaten with death; uiiiuniujli -,
to ci-y uijuujp - to weep - "- /"^
to add, to subjoin; - ii^/bj^ m-pm^,

muscle.
muscular.

s.

therefore, for that

cause, on account

Will

dissipation ; ^^n^"'*'i
p-^u-iFufiLu - to outrage, to offend, to
ut u UJUi lit tu 1^
insult
4 - , to ravage with

cortj.

-L

put to the sword)

(to

one's

sion, agitation; disturbance.

%Jh,li u,^ s. tail of a sheep.
/y,/,

"-/

u.lrufb L. q-l.^p iiiri,uj^~q^'ii^-t to

k,r.
'Z.'TY'""*
'Vnpil-lij;

to

Irq-h^l^ linuinplri^,

^iif-lrp

th

1-J//t/

school; qn^ [t 'huiluiuutlfltii tu'l^Uij to

the shame or laughing-stock
of nations; l< uiu.i, -, to reserve, to
put by lun[,^ni-p^ jufiiilfii - to take a
resolution or decision; uiuiuinLJ^p -,
to give orders, to command; -uin.J^_
jy.u%u i^ii^qJiinilfitruAj to compare, to
confront; ffj-^i^k-f e^'-^u -. to speak a-

Olyrrtpus.
'\'l'P'

qiP^ii

^f-

empress,

princess.
%Jiii,jiuy.-pui a. like

'\'^njiu\uii^
'

s.

quail.
'\'^ui.jni^p-lnii
p/i.#3H b.

I'/j/.A

water[queen.
dignity, state of a

puliq-iii^'

/i//A s.

s.

a queen.

wood-hen,

mill-hopper.

tremor, trembling, shivering, fear; ^-^ :,,upli.i.'iil,i^ to tremble;

to shake, to stir,
/. -j, h^ jlrpirp[. Iiuiu
to shudder j, -{ liu,jn,-gu/iiiri_, to cause
to tremble.
'\:n,piiir, uitjiii/ or uMjl' vn. to totter,
to stagger; to tremble; to start; to
shudder to quake, to shiver.
n>ij.u'i/. .
n- ^lupliui'iil.ir, to tremble.
'}</jY#oni_uu,ifr./', ni-gli va. to shake,
to push, to move to astonish to cause
to tremble, to agitate.
'i-o.^,

/.

s.

;;
;,,

'\'n,ljajjni-^l,^a.

mendous,

'ViW
whieh frightens

command

to exhort; - .iy_,
to cause to cease to give rest, to repose; - mn^.h/j to halt; to pause;
ina!tiiii-i_, to cease, to break off, to take
rest or relaxation, to stop; - ifljiinL.^,
armistice, truce.
^nUim"!, s. beam.
to bid, to

tre-

frightful, terrible, horrible.

Catarrh; S.

l-ni-ir, q-i/nj s.

vacillation, staggering;

'^nifni-Plii^, J '\fn,ini.m, s.

start

motion

shudder, horrour

whim

T^ni-Vi

shiver,

trepidation
convulsive
shivering
//
;

bones) I trembled with fright, I shuddered with fear - 4<^/' [ ^k"!- itkpb'''"
at thy presence the mountains will
tremble - fr/^^f earth-quake.
;

'\-nTC, 'l./iajT, /ui^J- s.

shell-lac

sealing

i^uipp-m-i/lu
nt-pli-j^,

SOl-

very

exiguous small
- /A^t very little

little,

light

chin.

^.nt.'fc^s.

'l><j_n../ s.

coat, dress.

'Vni.re.t2Cs.

heat-cock: venison.

I'nt-n^i

t^pujli^

]tnt-np

i^^tun

dOOr,

S.

entrance; sluice; - Jts-, portal; - or

- lappa Jiili, the Ottoman or Sublime

Port; the Court; ^^//A ./l//^^//^, the
courtiers; i-pu/i, t^tj, almoner, chaplain
tico

q.pni.'bp

Ma[i,,_gl^

w^-piJiig [i f.ni_^

door ^.^op
closed doors ^n-^

door

wax.
frivolous,

kidney-bean.

'}'r,L.\if 4>i/i/.4 s.

to tremble u.4/l. t n-mini-P-hiuirpL with

fear and trembling; hirnt-,n - jnui/t-pu
/"A (the shudder penetrated to my

'h'jj'^' a-

-/A^S. T-n/^

dom, rarely.

nutation.

os<.

'l'"7_?-"i' *}'"'t?-"_a. vacillating, trembling, staggering, reeling.

1>ni^n2.""f-/'*' f'- in trembling.
1-nr^if n^u"/-, -^t//", frjjf vii. to vaciUftte,
to totter, to waver to shudder.

T-nf^ij-n^H^iffi s.

,;

MP

1-59
;

-.

to

porch, porfrom
fi

n-pufiil;

^^lulik-inil^

^^/W/

door, the gate, portal;

ij-m^pu

with

the street
,

out

pinch, drop.

pending, very near;

'\-nf^fuq.lii.M a. rare-

n>n/^,

ij-nt-itj

churn;
l-ny*

s-

pail

tub

4">/?/>

S- lulixj/i.
,

f.r>^i/<%

proTi. this,

that

same.

at death's door
gatQS of Hell.
'l-n...../.^

ifumlrp

- k-,/pop ov

q-m-pu Jhi^m.,

,uii.

i-pni^i^

.^.J-nlun^

uij/

sf.

much

'Ynp.uik" ad. so, in

^nflioplfuiuli a.

ad.

as.

such a manner.
such; in such a

pnt-uinppf^ b.

manner.
Q-zA, ly s.

tunny: loaf; biscuit; -

pickled tunny.

juiiilru,i_,

[bushel.
half a
'\-nii4tir, h^u,) vn. to languish, to
grow weak, to die of hunger.
T-ni- ^n pron. thou, thee ; ^ .^4*
from, by or. of thee; thyself; ^^4*'>
upon thee ; of thee.
1n-m^ UJa S. Cattle.
T-ni^ni^s. jelly.
luj

'X'npiuli,

s.

jar, pitcher;

puinppfjl

q.py or i-pli s. carpenter's

tool, plane; auger \-uiu,jmuin.ui^, butteris, horse-picker.
'^n.-pi^, q-pi-uA s. potter's wheel.
"i-n^p,

pnt-Mp
']-ni,pii

\nt-ajt

n.puia D.

^"/'

'\a,p/rir,

daughter

^irnS/i,

ad. as

the

niece; -np,j.i-y or
if-iiink-p
grand daughter if-uink-p^ ^u_
luipl,, villages, suburbs; - l]/i*///, the
old and new church; - [t^pli'ii \i[,iAb,
the church triumphant.

girl;

^npi^u^

lrji[,

duke general, chief.

vu. to tap, to stamp with
s.

[feet.

the foot.
1-/..^^-'fc

T"";/'/"

T-n^oi-asi

7-'V/"'j

6".

s.

stamping of

lecturer; scholar,

one brought up at a seminary trana,p^

scriber notary scribe, copyist
;

"iifn-^/mpiuit./',

to

Irgb vn.

make a

^kts little, very

moderate, small, light, thin.
savage.
Qini-c/[tji a. barbarous

little,

^ulpu/iinjf S.
'\.uipu,uiiTin

t'lqpnjf

ui^

protonotary

cessation, intermission,
pause, relaxation truce ; - *- q-tuij-iap
ilfhiru to cease; - 1^. uiuimm-kit muiu to
permit; to give directions; to order,
'\'ni-i_

or j/jKm4"y "' chancellor;

^pn^uipaiai/iuij - Secretary of State.
vni^ifi

short discourse.
'}.r,^^uipiruij

s.

chancellor; chief lecturer.

^uipuiaint^ ^iqpnj , mg
,

college

<"/_

(inp)

boarding-school.

^ -

to

S.

SChool

send to a

T-PU.

a. school; of a scholar,
of a school-boy.
school-fellow.
'\"HP"a'"'il'3 *
'\-i,(pn>-R[iLi' s. office of notary ; literature, letters ; book, register; lecture,
study; order of lecturers; lyp um-u/ry
an idiot, ignorant, unletif-uipnt-P-hufi,
tered, illiterate person-; '/-A-,^%/'4 -^: the
'\'uipngailiu/i>

oO

T-PT'Yp.uli^ni-P-lii, s.

T-^m-r,

penny
cash

/Tj

-mlp

neighbourhood.

drachm;

s.

J2<''"p'^L<

'^uiutuitiirl^y

te^L-C'

s.

%p,uil'uinliinujliuj'tM a.

"fi^ [-/u s. funds, capital.

'YpujiHu^npifni-P-ltt^ s. act of coining

usher, door-keeper.

banknote, bankbill.

%ni,ujui,u'iinu.p^liii,

portor's office

s.

or employment.
m_j

l-pujJ'ui^pai-P-'f

s.

'\.p,.,.raj[3^n,-,j9^

s.

portress.
latch, small bolt

s.

'\'P^rmJ-n,in4a. that amasses money;

collector, gatherer tributary ; s. collection; - u.ni,h,_, ib'uyi^, to collect

l-n-'ii/rp,,!// s.

the vena portse.

make

ring, to resound,

pecuniary;
half a
half-penny
two pence half-penny.

'\puiinJliku

drachm
to toll,

to ring.

ears.

or ^n-nfP- inutiV S* T-"4 muilT*

^umlrpuif-lip sf. adopted daughter.
'l-i/in/.^ni
,j s. story, floor.
T/l.f74

a little girl.
blame, reprehension - u-n.^
to blame; - ipt^u to be blamed.

'l-uuipli/i sf.

'l-iipn^s.

demn,

to

blamo, to con-

to reprove.

'^upniilrii, a.

[er.

feiter,

miuter, coiner, money'\.puru,i,u,,iin^P'l"^ * coining, minting of money.

'^puiiTu/iin^ s. money-box or -case;
^piuinuifUiuf

s.

bank.
agio.

s.

'1y""'^z_"'4

'Yp'ut/'uiiii^P s. capitalist.

blamable, condemnable.

^p.uJkir,

'Ypm^Jhtj

drachm, dram;

s.

buy or farm

ypuihi^^t

[money.

assayer.

va. to

i^lyui^ s.

for

jamb,

"iilyiij s.

a. s.

courtier.

beggar, that begs from

door to door.
^-pu-uuAii- s. festoon.

^li.uq,opl[ni-s. that

knocks

at a door.

paradise garden,
orchard; - /inpm-utujij Paradise Lost.
1-^a//o..u4<x/_ s. bird of paradise.
I'pui/uuiaiTCnt-'r, a. grown or born in
paradise, in the garden.
'^p,ijf,inuiu{,.j% s. gardener.
Ty""/""'

s.

i-j/,

threshold; door-posts; portal, entry.

'\-p,^'i./i

'Ypujii.J^

ex-

change.

'^pui'iifiii

penny.

money-changer.
chauge
s.

'Ypu,,ih,ipn[u s.

'\p,uii'uj]linlunL.ld^lit^

Ypitjtit^t ffj

%ipnill>^a. contemner, blamer.

drachm, penny.
fj s. forger, counter-

^p,uJ\u,f,npJi
'\i,pnilirir, frj/r va.

']-p,u,riu/j^,n- s.

'}-pu.,ria\n,fi

T-ziA^^.r, /.-juif vn. to toll, to ring;

^nS/j/A ui^uA^^ [iiT, my ears tingle.
T.n.%^/,ti s. tinkling, ringing in the

"iilrij

[nummary.

money.
'^puiiTmliufb a. numismatic;

lock, bar.

va. to

numismatography,
bill of exchange

'\-n.'biiiuiu/r,nL,i,li sf.

']-n>^u>^

lini^h-^

make money.

numismatist.
numismatic.
%pmir,n,fli,nn^[H<t^ s. uumismatics.
'VpuMinank'"

money.

^uiptiufuh-^

* coin, to

belles lettres, or polite literature.

laj/ s. wicket; door of a
T-nAui^
carriage, etc.
'VA<"4/i *. knocker of a door.
^n^nuuiuii, '^niiiuuiiu'ii , laj S. pOrter,
,

money;
pay ready

coin,

to

'

I'j

<

"'3

s.

T-^u/^u/i a. positive.
pnutliij/jtiupiun

^Ufi^u

-o/l4'' ftu-

ty^ va. to festoon

to

in festoons.

ppt/ttiiii

%P>n^li

o.
,

pptMtfUin

j/t-nj

'\'puijin,_[3-[iiA s.

'\'p-t"'o /'
/unpni/tlip -/i,

yuipuJuuiuMli

ueighbour.
neighbourhood.

firu.g a. s.

* spoon; -

,1^

spoonful;

bowl of a spoon.

pO"
va. to incite, to solicit, to instigate, to

sitively.

neighbour that resides

near, that dwells in the neighbourhood.
l-^u.^/y a.

T'^/u.ou.'fc^fr.r,

work

s.

'[pui/^n'b^l./in'r, s. bot.

grass plantain;

dragon's wort,

S. Z"''-"'ii''i'l"^"'^"'-!i^'

induce, to raise.
[citer.
'\-pi-bi_a. s. abettor, instigator, exS. q.^,f^/,cA.
^pq-m-iu-jri/' vn. to stammer, to lisp.

'\-p^%l[.t.-i,

,
,

;;

bl-l'

lyiogu.^, u/j
"-sb y- to shake, to stagger, to

moTe,

to agitate, to excite.

Ivr""-/"^' ^3"ii vp.

move,

l-pif-n-^UL

ard, colour

suggestion,

instigation.

gonfalon-bearer

stand-

ensign,

s.

/ipmji

ban-

neret.,

banneret; ensign.
%,o^il_, irin^ s. sculpture, image,
idol, statue ; tlip^ "imi-lipMuliu/ii^ hieroglyphics,
[images.
'I'po^j; tjl^va. to sculpture, to make
']-(,o^,t,,.,it
ly s. sculpture, image.
'Vpo^uii.np a.

Tyj^^iiA

prattle, chat-

I'p.f.^i.ni, s.

tering, chitchat.
TyiJ-m^j^ s. infringment, contravention, faithlessness.
[contravene.
'\'l>J-lrir, h^li va. to fail, to infringe, to
'\fpJ-n,i^ s.

violator, transgressor; a.

'}'^uu,fiu/ii a.

[B.'\'cJ-'o%p.

1;^on^/3/.t5/

faithless.

ducal.

duchy, dukedom.

s.

duchess.
I'o^o^s. toad stallion (lizard).

T^o/ii_4//

talisman, amulet.
tj/i vn. to tap, to stamp

T-f/'a**.

streamer,

S. T-^o^^.

'Vpo^t.^fip

ard-bearer

lY,^t.n_iift 5.

skirt,^

pennant; flag; banner, ensign, stand-

to stagger, to

to stir.

hem,

s.

sf.

T-^.^^tiT,

with the feet

[tinkling.

to toll.

stamping with the feet;

s.

I'/.^Y-/"-'*'

'Vpn/ij- porter, usher.

^pn/u^

hair-band.
ly or luj s. character, mark,
print, note, impression, stamp ;^seal
bodkin ; blemish ; confirmation.
s.

'^lin.^if,

medal.
marked.

'h^.ijj.fi/.i- s.

^pniJiui-nii a.

T-pir^JtiT, hj[, va. to print, to mark,

to stamp, to decipher, to register; to
seal ; to confirm ; - /u^Ai- to mark
>

with a hot iron.

,Mij s. incrustation
sculpl-pni-iun.
ture; ceiling, wainscoting; thin plate
of metal; emblem; well finished work.
,

'1y'"-"'?-'"4'"*

emblematic.

va. to incrust;, to
to ceil
to -w^ainscot
to
ornament, to embellish, to plaster.
T-^ni-iu^f^ . veneerer; plater.
'I'pnL.ujm ly s. eulogy, praise.
'\-pni.uiuitir, A-j/f va. to praise, to
give praises, to celebrate.
'1y'"'-'"?-^'A Irjit

sculpture

PpnM.uJirr[re

p/itlt-UJiirnt-Hu D.

\j (yelck) t^. the fifth letter of tho

alphabet and the second of the vowels
It is sometimes usedfor, or confounded
with the letters 4 /'>"; for example ;
*^f'%> ti'k^; iri'k< kpk; l"-'ij It'-'ij^ ."y_
uufb

y^tuK,

\la.i.p^

miil^rTC-^

etc. S.

\!plr'iiu,ii.npir

ppm^iiiitt.

wji

boPi,
s.

fivB

fifth.

etc.

cabinet-maker.
cabinet-work.

yS/s.l/iiiiii.npifni-P-lii-'is s.

ebon.
f s. ebony; ebon; ebony-tree.

bptf/i-.u/ a.

act of putting or laying

place, position, posture, situa-

\}pt-'bnu,

l-pn^a-lii."!, s.

down
tion

system theme, thesis.

hooded cloak.
hebrew - piuppuin.
hebrew, the hebrew language - oa*,
hebraism, hebrew idiom.
XSppTfujii^,

s.

Xsppui/uj^i""!'

a.

ppni^ff-

ypnt-J-u/ti b.

prtcr-jTff

bww"?-^'" *

l-ptinilj etc. '\>upnil_, etc.

banner, ensign,
standard gonfalon idol, statue

l-po^, ni-g or
flag,

-u

s.

Mupiiulllrij to

ly,

/>j

to

hoist a flag

lower the

\,fnL.guM'ulrl_
;

flag, to strike

colours;

one's
[ture.

'Ypo^if.npb-ni-Pl,^, s. statuary, seulpT-^O^UjS- b. ^pO^IU_.

'

hebraist.

^sppuiiy^hpk''' ad. in

hebrew,

in the.

hebrew language.
hppiyl^jt >3'-"3 *"' 'Jc?. jew; hebrewj
, the Hebrews, the Jews.
\jf^u{uiiniuA a. egyptian, of Egypt.
\}^l,M^iniii/iiwp6-ii/i, a. that has destroyed or ruined Egypt.

-^

bJi^
ySfliuimiu^uiuM

;; ;

or wheat: buck-wheat.
bf/"'<<"'4""- s. turkey-cock: ibis.
yji^liui.ntypL s. egyptian alphabet, or
life of the holy fathers of Egypt.
b?^/"V"'"a/' j"-"5 s. a. egyptian.
>

egyptian woman.

Tjf/lM;.nni-4/# sf.

W/'"

/'

'

b?-*-'/",

"y

ssgisi shield.

Eden

s-

maize, Indian corn

s.

hUi.
\!^,u%nii

b^'/'j. "j

u^jiinliup

ploughman

b'^'-y.- ast.

-5-/* a. that has its

b</^t./;x.pn_.^^
origin in Eden, born or produced in
,

Eden.

bulimy.
s. border, extremity, end
limit
term shore edge
- niiik-ij J- iTiufi,hi_, to end, to terminate.
prsetexta (a long
\SilPu,irl,[,m%l, s
white robe fringed with purple).
\siv"'li-"3"'-P^b'^' s. conclusion; re\j'llf"'pi"i[3 s.

b'/r'

yqh'p.g.

p-nj

sult; epilogue.
va, tO COU-

Xjt^uiliuiqnt-qu/lih-tri ni^tjli

clude, to infer.

b'^-A-i/iu^ui^/

Eden.
composed of the flow-

-Jhu/ii a. of

b7-A-./;"4/n-</ a.

Xs-liiiiijni-gu/iilril', ni-j[i

a.

Xsi-hii'iuuiiiifiili

Eden.
bt-

va. to oonclude,

to terminate.

Eden; of choice flowers.

ers of

]j^tu,jni-jp^a. conclusive.

planted or placed in

\jnph-ijt

laurel

s,

t-.t^h-tpTj

Biitnm-c^,

laurel's berry.

one, alone.

"

b^"pi"'*' a.

[alone.

unanimous: that speaks

\;^ap,a'bn--P [-'ii

s.

sollloquy.

othor hoavou; cAtw.

sulphuric -;-./>".

s.

ititirp.miiiu'i,

3u,t""'h'"''

empyreumatic acetic

\j[S-lrrfgtjfauitituq

even.

Xjiaipn^'b a. sole, only,

}siiu,lajp.tril', /rjj[i

mg

\;p-trp,

ether

\lliupuii> ad. solely, only.

tiuilti T^ril',

l^,p-iuj a. ethereal,

va. to assomble, to

aerial

\sp-k conj. if; provided,

b^'4

sole, only;
'"J a. one,
\;qiij^,i/ii , uij a. gr. singular.
1

b?f'W'
;

unity.

s.

a.

un-

plungeon.
bz. S. \}i^

find

be united.

tt_ ns_irnM-u,

enthymeme.

dient; -^

to
,

vn. to terminate, to
finish; to coniine.
b^tfin'-ffi' s. end, term.
t^frf "!P "'/'J s. pi. confines, limits,
boundaries; horizon.

\;^iuii-li

ox

mullein;

bot.

luq^li

camomile

t"'*j

Taurus

ast.

hqh'i'

um^

s.

bot.

mullein, shepherd's-

s.

bugloss, ox-tongue.

b^'*"4 ^' Oall U^#*#/_6-#y nulift

cockchafer, may-bug.
\si^iu,lib s. chasselae.
[couple.
b^""</^. or Jhili s. a couple of oxen
t

tO dOViSO, tO

"i_4/ "imjui

^-

to act.

\s,r.

b^"4 iig s. straw-berry

mniA^ -^ straw-berry-

bff"?- or

plant.

b^/^-'"

"!p

s.

place through which

one goes and enters.

up

ladder,

scale; stairs,
of going out or going
- ^lufinnliuiL. a round stair-case.
s.

Xsiu/bk-i^

a.

vn. to

go out, to go from

the inside to 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
to attain, to arrive ; to agree, to be
;

team, yoke.
;

how

ip^'&.

\Siiui,kir, hfl,

Xji^iuiiJT^,. s.

remedy

they could not neither get

n^ ^f i-r^ ti. ^^m ^r,

arbute-berry

stair-case

club.
b^/oY^K-i-

bt.. irinj,

bot-

S. Ij<^y"i4*.

uitfiun-u n-maJhlrij

means,

out nor in
do not know

tji!/

O. S. Emeans, expe-

\;Pl:nili/ii,jb

-/i u//^.^

^'*'

if

[thiopian.

a cavalier, rider, horseman;

ad. with a single horse: small boat.
\}qia'i,uiir, >i,ju,j vn. to assemble, to
\;^uiJ[,s.

of one voice only

\}P I^nifjJlui^li

}Sjlri,[iir,

ql-"

or not;-/f54-, whether; perhaps;

- j_, save, if not, except; unless.
\jf3-[iiy or \;plii-y
lyj or <uy *.

animous.

\}q,,iii.uil>- s.

on condition;

- utpk^

ad. singularly.

\;^Ji,,jii

so

it

it

singular

*.

be

singularity.

singular;

9''-

perhaps

celestial.

you love me - #ufe^i ^Iri^, if you be

told - uipmujJ^ tc - o^, whether he do

ad. singularly.

\}ju./itii'i,wui%ii

t;ju/4<i/n-/?/,ti

number

s.

spirit.

ji"'t "'/""/^

chim. ethyle.

'\}P^lrpuiitl!ii s.

unite.

tqli'i,

cow-herd

Bootes.

the terrestrial pa-

radise.

b^

ox-stall.

s.

Xji^ini/j \3tinii_s.

proper and suitable

to

surmount, to

,;

bib

surpass, to go beyond, to
to advance; to stray; t^.-z^t
the sun rises or begins to
the horizon ; - [, lik^p or /.
reascend; to leap over, to

gush out

- ui^iui^ui^t

jt

appear on

Juini-npt

be ended, finished; -

make

lilrlii^

^tm

iii^[3-[,i%

to rise

ni_i,nL^

mount

^u,qi,ipi,

Mj.nM.iCi, ^uMiiMM,_fliiM
[ 'iiMMML.

to revolt, to rebel,

up against - ^i/m
to

i^u,

to leave the city

embark - f
;

4'""-"

/'

'^t

to

on horseback l^Mf-MMMn-Mufj to meet, to go out to meet;

-.[ MMfUMIMMlrpUMMlJ', tO gO tO faattlO ft JnpU
- to go hunting; - j,u%lin,il^Mu m/Im^^,,,^
in carriage,

to go to bed; /^iq- i,uMliuin.iuii,M , to oppose one's self to, to resist - fftiMf. [fi,^,
to occupy one's self, to dedicate one's
self to / ^uphuMg [, ^ojiliu hijfii from
;

one perverseness they passed to another; jMM^in^^iMMMjijfiMMn.u - to pass froffi

one subject of discourse to another;^*^
to buy, to traffic - // u[,pu, to
/f/>ti think, to conceive an idea to hope
MiuMpif.utpliiJrM. f^if. uli[i
to clothe or
adorn one's self with golden apparel
- /?if! j";jt' to remain, to rest over
for the next day - jiu^nqnt-p-k-MM,"!, n-Mip^
,

h^Mijii

[i

ils-iMMM

MiM-pnM.^

electro-

vp. to

become

\li^/ii"["'"i^i^'l"""-P['M^'

one's

cleotricity.

njagnetism.

[,

magnetic.

exit from
this world, to depart this life, to die,
to decease; to become defunct; - ^
- ^t/^
4/i..uA^n../3^i'/4
to recover
uni-p ijk%
to commit suicide, to run
one's self through with a sword; /.
tiiu,m[ii- to exalt or raise one's self
to honour;- j,i/i,lin,il,'>iuni.[,nL^, to commit adultery to seduce ; ui'iiJhiu'u ^u,^
miupli - to have no part, to be excludni-pni-^ to pUrSUG, tO givO
ed; chase ; j^.3 -, to render one's self
hateful or odious, to fall in disgrace /lum ^ip to pass beyond, to exceed;
- Ifni-ul^, i^um ^ui^ to pass the flower
of her youth ; - /.. ihii^s , i<h^ /'^/u,
to

Jhplr'iiuMj

electrophorus.
b^Z/'n^'ui/iu^^/x/ s. electro-magnet.
xijhiiinpMMMiiujt^tliutiii^ui'iM
a
electro-

to

biAf'"'/""4/'/' *

l^lAiijui^niu

bz.*-4"v"<'4'"^' a. electric;

Ysifrliiniimliui'hnM.p-i.ii, s.

phys. elec-

s.

machine; - ^i^nMJiu, - shock.

to
cross; to
-It^piy

h-uMjpp

trode.

to tread the hen - ^ ll'-f^j yi"".4/i

to cover a mare, a bitch ; - /. jiunTiup
to disembark; - jnp2rj to dislodge;
- ,(iffiJ/Fuii/iip, to concur; to surpass;
jnif-i^ng to sigh / if-fllM-lu [l ipni^Sh
;

bin
[jlhliinpuih-iMiMf.^

luph^-u.!^,

llh-flutj

overflow,

to progrcss, to

succeed,to promote an affair by another

person's means ; o^4'fctu^ ib3b" t""- JItm- [i ii'u,,u'iilri_^MtM-,r, (blessed be thy
going out and coming in), God be with
you, good luck to you.
bftiju.^ui^t"' s. electroscope.

ui^uMj

\}jriiu,pu,'riiuMr,

electric, electrified.

electrometer.

\jiiTlimpu,^M,fi s.

}jitr/i,ii[iMMM^iiM.juM'ii/rir, MiM-gp

VU- to ole C-

trify.
\sjTliMputjnM.^l,^s. electrifier.

yellow amber.

\}ihl[u,i,n'ii s.

\J^r/utpni^[3-lr o. Xjih-tjtiiniul^ittlMiit-P-fttjM*
\SiirMjri_,

-u

uiM^uktr, to

concur, to vie

- ^f?'.
with omulatioH, vying
with each other, in concurrence TCunu
qTCuin-l,^ - Mupuipl.g I wlll pass from one

with, to emulate

to surpass

JlrMUMFp. uMni,lr[nil.

subject to another.
b/A-^tp

.jvjTiJ^l., s.

act of ascending

and descending; undulation, wavy

motion; mus. gamut, scales; -u u,i,lru
to go up and down to swing, to un- ii'^'i'l'j l^i"t"3
dulate to wave
modulation, cadence, trill, quaver,
;

<

>

tune.
b^-ArFi-r>p

and

in

vestige,

Mr,n\tg s.

act of going out

expenditure

foot-step,

and income

trace

mj-

hplipliu

Spy tho uakedness of the land you are come.

\}it;pu/i,Mi.ujli,u'b a. belonging to elephantiasis; aff'ected with elephantiasis - uf[iiui papnmnM.p[iMii clephantiairlihuMiJi^ uth-aiu'iMhij to

sis.

b^'7.'"^<"V, a. thatbelongs to Greece;

Grecian, Greek.
b^A>"i./""'>

philhellenist, philhel-

"

lene, philhellenic.

Greek.

\;jiJr%.z,jil, a. s.
\jin,i_,

that which

uj a.

comes out

of,

which proceeds from.

\}^n,iM.pf

b/^'-t"'^

proceeding, emanation.
highwayman, robber,

s.

-MMj s.

bandit, vagabond.
\;^,,.^^uMp,M,p ad.

b^'-f "4/a

highwayman-like.

companion of a high-

wayman,

[bery.
of a robber.
depredation, rob'\sin,.MfiMM'iMir,r,
Mfh va. to extract; to

\;inM-^^M,M.{3-[iMA s.

,,
.

jj^iai^npk-iT,

to

\}iiiti-np[,i/

t-j/uif Vtl.

[arrival.

come.
b4't-";""-/3^/'

b/tf^i^'-Pt
s. field

s.

coming,

or camp-

chapel.

evolution.
b^.c/J/iii

being, existence.

s,

birth, emission.
fiii^nhi s.
carbuncle, boil;
\}ir,i^ii
pimple, blister, bubo, malignant tumour - iriuiiiirij i^m'iih-i^jui'iip-u to form
a gathering under the arm-pits - .pu/ii,
,

a. ecclesiastic,

\sliir,ilrju,liia'i,

emanation,

proceeding,

s.

\}iniJ!l'h

/ri/fi
*

\}fit,jtju,^npu,1,

hVi.

134

b'lU.

ij^iun^ui^ni-uli utpiTuim math,

to extract the square root.
\}jn,_q^,-.ilh s. shoot, sprout, produc- uipiTutnin^ malh
tion
extraction

produce

.;
,,;

ing

to

church

the

belong-

ecclesiastic

*.

clergyman.
b4%%"4"A"'-/?/"-*' s- clericalism;
to abandon
holy orders; /3^//^i-/_
the career or state of a clergyman, to
throw off the surplice or the cowl.

>

ij-uili^ug

b^

alto-relievo.

pL elevation, ascension
act of going up; gushing out; issue
exit; proceeding, emanation, birth
production; end, term; effect, event,
success resort, resource; the east,
sun-rise; disbursement, current expenses; death, decease; opening, aperture, market; excrement; - 4^//^/j,
means, expedient; - 2fu,?/.</;.u^4/. the
turning of the street - /. 4tt/j j.u^
/luip^l^ decease; - Ju,/n,/,i,// j'u^,i,t,/i
disaster; success; -, '^[pfi t^y. Exodus;
irilij s.

sacrilegious, despoiler of the Church.

Xslihiihju/biaiT, "_j'f/ vn. to assemble,
to

be convoked.
b4i-'t%'""<'4

-"/"'*' S. Xjiihiit-^uiiM/ii

'

hlS"

\;lllrrlh-a,uululii'ni-J'iruiMnlrlluiif.[ip S-

Church

the

of
historian.

torian

ecclesiastic
tO aS-

"s-j/ VCi.

^lllTi[lrqiiijni-ju/iilrir ,

semble, to convoke.

^tupk-fj
lui,^k-i_, j,[i^u,piri_. to devise, to find
means, to remedy; jt^ .u^ifri_/7_, o.,tui_<._
nn-. at sun-rise, at day-break, at dawn;
llflV

^iftuiMuiii

iftiiuAMtr/t

UC'"3

towards the end of

,i.,ihuji,nj
t^.. /, ,/;,,/. ^^t_, to bethink
spring
one's self, to reflect, to exercise one's
ingenuity, to find a means /- k-[[n^p

jh-iii

mits, confines
phL.r,L.

jtrilij

west

to

at their

Jpi^i-

trl^ttMij

bounds, lij,M,ptrLjr,l-j [ jh^, ,_

"iingu,

uuiifir.u'buiy

[,

iPf-mu

frOffl

Itui aC^iuqtiip ujiltuq

he lived a thousand years;

he is in the privy
'"yl'j'' k

jlriu

BaSt
Iriti

,^[,^

"--t///^

right ascension.
\ili s. act of coming, arrival.
,ujj s. a. alien, foreigner; exter\}li
nal -p income / U^piuj -^ accident,
asl.

\}lilr,ik^jj[,

y,-n,

sembly of the

church, astemple conse-

jA--'"j s.

faithful

crated to Grod assembly ; ^.im-nptruii^

-, the church militant; juj,iP-u,liu/b -,
the church triumphant.
;

\}litr>iivjui,u'i,

#j

patron of a church

s.

church-warden

sacrist.

offico of

\ililr,ilrt,i,u'bnL-lflf s.

warden

church-

patron of a church,
[of a church.

office of

of a sacrist.

consecration
Ecclesiastes or the
Preacher; Ecclesiasticus (book).
b4^"A s. thistle chard.
\;(i/r.il.-jap^'iikp

"bt-.u^ s.

\j/>lji-u[iu.u,nku s.

b'4

b4'?

int.

oh

b'f^S. p-^b'^<"7-> '"jr s.

bY_"'4"''fc

way means.
;

uij a. created,

\},l,u/(,<A,auik" ad.

made.

with creation

\}nuiliiutttuqni-qtublrtS*

^^

"'-31'

[come now!
come on!
n-ni-\ int.
summoned, cited; - lun.^

misfortune.
b''^. - p^/'! b//'"4"i "

summon,

like

a created being.

^0

create, to cause to exist.

\s,uu,/h/i, s. cruet, vial for oil.
b^-"* '"J s. fork, pitch-fork.
I

or <j s.
income, settled income, annuity, interest, rent; proselyte, neophyte foreign,
extrinsic
exotic
false ; -^ uip^nHifi
finances; - luiph-liufii revenue, annual

luj s. mode, modification

form, formule, make, manner, way;
sort, kind, quality, condition, conduct;
means, expedient turn, trick mus. air,
tone, modulation; time, measure; gr.
mood;- muipi-nf, season; uAif-npi- -

income

dead season.

'iilri_,

to

\}liiii,nji-n,

to cite,

ri[,jj

go to law.
a. revenue,

to

,inu^i,ui_ q-'ii

to receive one's

income.
b4'"-"/'

\l,l,ii'/ali

b/j>"^""4"-</ a.
I

'"J . that

comes, foreign.

harmonious.

\}q,u'i,iuiiuii-npirir,

frj[i

VU' to luodify.

;
,
;

,
;

bTLt
walking

Sii
XStluHiui^uit-npni-iih s. modifieatioTi.
\}il,a'i,uiliir.r,

yu. to sing

lrg[,

IjTit-q.'iiuijniL.ui s.

harmoni-

ously.

or ir,iMy vn. to be, to

become, to be created; to happen ;"-/'*4!
to sojourn; - ^^/^ pmi^, to
bY_V"'"'

l^'ik

know a woman;

i^'il-^p

i^i"

h^ h,^^ inj.,

there be light and there was hght

*'7.%f or f^'ibjit '^'d'sl' amen, so be it,

let

stick, cane.

pipe, flute.

\},lt-qiuifin,i^s.

\j,ilrqiA,^,p^nM.p s. species of acquatic

vegetation found in stagnant pools.
hqiriS't-iii/ a. made of cane - n-iui-ui,
ju^i
cane, stick made of cane.
b/^t^'*'f4 * small cane.
;

reedy

b^fr?*/"'-"' a.

*.

reedy

fen.

be

so; Jt

it

God

/r.il>j[.,

forbid!
creation; being,

s.

\s>l,i/i.ni^[,iii

creature.
bf."'/'

\},jir!ihu,[uiuni.

[drizzling rain.
spoilt by
a. covered with driz-

spouse, wife.

sf.

drizzled,

a.

{ji/li-aiiuifiiuip

"y

loaded with hoar

a.

frost, frosty.

\},llrm,uiuiuiin

zling rain.
^'Ur'"iP Pl' P"'r3 * brother >/tStul-uiil.
Irpk^ - eldest - ; lipinuhi, '

'

youngest - - 4o^ or tFop uncle

lutiMuitut^np lay ^ "^pliumna
;

u.^.

- in

Christ-Jesus.

brotherto live toge-

\Silpiujp,upu,p ad. fraternally,

'y; -

h'^uii_i>i"i- JliJhui'iiu,

ther like brothers.

^lF-"i3P"'tl'c

adopted brother.

f-pl' *

byF'Wf "4"A

a. fraternal.

^iP'yc^it'j

[ber.
fellow, fellow-mem\jlP";jp'"iji'"-RI'i-''' s. fraternity, bro-

therhood; fellowship,
Xl'ip-yp'iAii'i/',

[member.
be fellow-

ui^iy vn. to

\;np,ypii,%nji s.

monastery.

'ti'"'3 o-

>

\}ilp.uijpMauufuM'h,iM-P-fi,Sb s

fratricide

murder of a brother.

[brother.

a.

\s,lp.uijl,iMia,lriu^

that
s.

}S'lP^l""">lrj>"-P-p--'r'

will

hates his
hatred, ill

towards a brother.

\},lp.,ypnLj3 [li.'i,

s.

[hood.

fraternity; brother-

\S'iP'yi'ul'p'"-P-l"A s

charity

bro-

therly love.
b'/F"f""

drizzling rain.
Xjillylti^uipuip S. Xifptt^'Ui^tup
Xjifh-iLli

n-u/b

or

pu/ii

\},ltniiifliuA

-jlfii

or i-t-uy

mous, atrocious.
rascality, wickedness.

pn'^ip s. complaint,
lamentation; tragedy.
dismal
mournful
a
'[jil^put^iiM'ii
dreary lamentable plaintive tragic;
- iuj,in,M,/i/rpq.ni-P[itii tragi-comcdy ; mHu^, tragic end or death; lutluT^.i/ii
mtiu^lj tragic, sad spetacle, tragedy.
\s,ihpiuir,yp sf. weeper, mourner.
byt^y. '^qk-pq-mll, lug S. WlM lottUCO
succory, endive.
bf^t^t^^u.^ -tj.u.liiu'i, a. elegiac\}illrp

\S'if^p4;

'

hellebore.

b'i/>t^-'"-

s.

son of a brother;

"y

a-

nf-MTu/i,

s.

hoar-frost, rime,
to drizzle.

frost; l^ui'itlri^iriihJh/u
Jji^p-npna S. \3^^^.np^u

\jqlrifiiui^uiip.

uMj

-mni^puili

place planted with canes.

mugwort

s.

rccdy fen

elegist.

*.

funeral song

pine ; fir ; cedar

kidney-bean
artemisia

b^iinj s.

southernwood.
\},ikt,%,aifi/in

dwelling in
places planted with reeds or canes.
\}i/lriiiiMiifantjb^ s. swoct calamus.
\}qlrifiu,lun.lii. .heap of broken canes.
'\},llrifiui.ilri. a. in the form of a cane.
\}il/r^iuiSim/i

elegiac
s

elegy.
\;,lirL.ph

flagitious,

-i-iip a.

wicked, rascally; bad, maUcious ; enor-

s. hot.

nephew.
\jilk-ut!ii

Or A-_
misdeed,

malice, crime, wickedness, fatality;

catastrophe j- uA/iiJiinin%uji_, to commit a crime - y-muAt^ to experience misfortune, losses; to risk, to
[ed, rascally.
be in danger.
b/^A-reAia^fT^ft-, uij a. flagitious, wickb<^fr/i-'S>u.^#.^4-n-/?/-t s. villany, wickedness, heinous crime.

}s,lhplrpii.ni-P-liLit
tf-t-nj

trpniiip

rascality, offence,

qlrp^ s.

lj'fe-"*oi-/?/< s.

that loves his

brother.
[deceives his brother.
\s^ujpuiuuiiJi> a . fratricide
that
bvF"^/""'t'i

produces

hiitabuip^n.- a. that casts,

va. to anoint, to oil.

XSilioplilrJ', Arjf

wood

fir-tree

I'j

cedar

cedar

fir-wood.

byti-?/^ ik-uiji a. cedrine.

,

endive, succory.
rccd, cauc ; pen
.?.
stem, stalk of corn ; rush; straw, stubble; perch, pole: sweet calamus; walkbi/kf

\sqki-'''

Iritk^tt

qlrq-"''i'j

22

;;

hXff

- mui>ii^ui,/.i,^
itiuij, glass-blower'spipe, blowing-iron,
bunting-iron ; - ^u^u,i,[i sugar cane

cane

ing-stick, stick,

bambooj

~4''7-^"^/'^

miitppujpu/iitul^tjjb,

(glass or brass) blow-pipe.

\j'i!^t'i'"'z^'i^'"[< s. sugar-cane.
^'itf'i'l'/i

etc. S.

\}iit,ii,[,i^

etc.

Jlr,x,u

lukewarm, tepid.

b'/4 a.

a. plaintive,

\},l!iuili,ut,

"y^

b'/i'"^'""^!

come

mournful.

vn. to cool, to be[tepid.

tepid.

to make
deplorable,

va.

m-i/li

XfilJiuj^ni.^ui'iitJ;

tifi-nf s. green corn; - /<>_

roasted corn or grain S. \T"'-i'lib'z/'^. b'i/'^^*- bot. nettle; j^-i -,
indigo ^htCI, hpUL bot. ivy.
*bql>inj a. delicate, tender; smooth,

h'lj'

!!

b./jihi^ a. lamentable,
unfortunate, miserable.
\;,l^nt-P-liLii s. misfortune, misery,
disaster, calamity: lukewarmness.
\;,i.tu,%i,iir, tuguif vn. to implore, to
beseech, to conjure.
,

\},lu

h./l^,

hind

kifufi,^ sf.

roe.

glossy.

or

XJiljiuutlltuii

Elysian

Xj'lJiL^ulrujii

q-uj^i^

S.

fields.

- p-k, suppose,
supposing that, that being supposed.
refutation
\jiip- s. destruction
a.
spoilt, corrupted, misshapen, bad; ^np- ad. disorderly, confusedly.
b'lp-'uq.nplr a. ruinous, corruptive,
destructive, noxious.
S-

h'ib^t

\}iiu/i,[r;

irt-^iy vn. to fall,

\lq}rujq.ni,lr[,ir,

ruin,

to

decay, to crumble, to be
destroyed by time or accident.
to

b'lp-iafnpi-tii.piiiA

s.

wicked action,

iniquity.

\},ip-,ii%lr^, a.

that

may be

corruptible

effaced.

to corrupt, to
to vitiate, to destroy, to ruin,
to undo, to efface to erase, to scratch
out; to disfigure; to abolish, to abrogate, to annul, to cancel; to disconcert,
to put out of tune, to disorder; to
va.

tiip-[i

b'fS''*'fr/'.

spoil;

overthrow; to waste; to notch, to

mar, to choke, to bruise to cross
out - qlfhu,"!,,, [, 2i^Jh,p,ni-P/r%i^ to
;

deprive one's self of, to shut one's ears

to the truth.
'\}qiru/i,[,j;

spoil, to

disgrace, misfortune, dis-

s.

\}ili,>-li

aster; a. wretched, unhappy, miserable, unfortunate; int. alas! what a

pity how unlucky - ijlm - tr t
woe is me! wretch that I am! oh!
!

unfortunate I am unlucky me
-u tiuipif.uiijii'hJil^i to believe one's self
unfortunate; J- u,'uliu.%lri_, to supplicate,
to entreat, to beseech, to expose one's
griefs, to pray, to implore on bended
knees.
yii^fr'"'i'3 s. nail; claw,
b7"-^'?*
talon hoof: onyx.
tfy^i.^*. hinderance, obstacle.

how

vn. to corrupt, to

hifir,,.,

destroy

to disfigure.

bY"-"> tqti'li a. substantial.

b,^t^,o^fr,^ a. horned, having fine
1

horns.

gutta-percha.
rhinoceros.
"y a. horned.

\;,l^k-i,M.,/uk<f- s.

\s,l2h-pu.libT:iiP- s.

\},i^puii-n[i

\;q^lilru,i

Iruit.

iriJiihir.

[destroyer.
destroying, destructive;
nj \;,fp-,_;/i, s. corruption,
yiifir ni-uiif
depravity, decay; destruction, exstinction ; blot, erasure abolition, abrogation J frg^ juiiiiuil^iiMhnM^[3-^tLM ^iiiitnM.^
g^%hi_. J- ^,bi_, to destroy, to ruin, to
annihilate ; j- ,ui-lrpu/iiu,^ p^/'hi jti'/*-/'i.a. s.
,

nuin%l,i_,

throw one's
one's
faint.

self, to

to

self

waste one's self, to

away, to consume

wear one's

self out; to

Iriy^ u.

trumpet, horn.
big/i-pfiil- s- carob-tree

neous

\j>lSfri>"'-

\}ililr(inL.li

carob-bean.

horned serpent:
brazen-faced, bold,

cornelian: a.
shameless.

[-, the stag bells.

""J sni.

stag

hart p.uin.ui^
chimaera, fab-

s.

/.J

pli"'3 *

\},g/!-l,jlrir,
;

cor-

cerastes,

^S'l^-cl'i s.

ram)

homy,

s.

\}i^pn^Lu^,u^,
ulous monster.

fil'ij

1j^6^,4,A

fragile

onyx, sardonyx.
ntj s. fawn.
\s,^-n[,p-

tj^ va

tame jack-daw.
to butt (as a

to gore.

2^(1 ^r"'3 O"" t^iy * born;

huntsman's horn, French horn vessel
or cup made of horn; salient angle:
power, force; glory honour, praise:
*oupping-glass bot. carob-bean: cAe?.
tubulated-;
retort; - /iiniinilui^uit-np
\},i2b<-[>

- uiS^t^ S.

bYi^/jfr/*; to

puff one's self

up with pride; to threaten,

ut'/hiiJitJIiii'/j

to

menace;

p.tiinAmtinM-quiltn-/ itu

^luu^

;,

;;

bVP

57

bn-D.
\j"iuip^nii

"'rpuipiniui-iii'lini-P-lrit/b

^'&^P

to

lift

vizier.

up the horns, to become insolent, arrogant, proud, tyrannical; to raise

one's crest, to rebel;

prefecture vicepinna-marina.
\ji>ihp,a'hp s. pi. blame, contempt.
\s.MiL-pkit a. reprehensible.
\3ilrplTj; Irgl, va. to blame, to despise.
\>"t'^pl'i_a. s. blamer, contemner.
\}uiujppnunt-P-[,iJi, s.

buf^^'^"

[ii-ku l,.np,u.iiyi_

utirpiupmun-u/iint-P h^i/ii

m^

brsak

to

the horns, to humble, to humiliate, to

break down, to lower the pride ; ^plini.p-lrm'i, j^i/nf hom of my salvation;
reliance , support
strength , prop ;
fs-uipifi iriflitjl, uiiiif^upn/
the just shall
lift up his head; the righteous shall
be exalted.
\S'illiM-[iiup.niu a. horned, cornigerous.
,

\}'l2J"-cl-li

hi/k

kp

k-ui^

ql'

times;

4-

etc. S.

b'^^-fM

etc.

>

h-pp-ke-

happens,
\S^u,ni.,uir
np ^%

\;uiliulinuinuui.,M{k-ut s.

b.yL#4

I
,

am
,j

eating.
s.

dark or obscure place,

valley, side.

[pallium.

\}illii[inpn'ii

/i

ail-

bi/3-pA uiider;

S.

\}J',l,npin S. pall,

P^'f

\;i^liu/inuini,tu/i, s.

\;uil,u/inuiniii,i-[3-[i,

\;,uuip-p-n<-ni-li s. tritoxide.
\}rL.uicf-fU%p

'{fltp-iu/^,,,/

[,j s.

XfliP-ui/^MafiuliiiA

subluHary.

subject.
hypostatical
a .

\fii[3-iuii,uf,u'b,uj;

fathoms.

existence

a
furnished
three couches or seats,

hy-

postasis.

[mlssion.
subjection, sub^fiip-iuii^s. chem. basic salt, subsalt.
[r s. hyphen t mark of
\}'i,p-uiSh,ai
division of a word (.)
yiilS-m'iipu,^ s. subclavian.
yiipk-ik" s. eel.
Ifiipt-p s. towel.

-linipliM a.

}sn.uii,uiu,np a, in

with

trilateral.

three volumes.

|jn.4/"-"'"4
4/"-"^"'4 ^
that
consists of three things or words
%i-u<^, trisagion.
tn-"'4i"'2.o. wonderful, astonishing,
surprising.
I

b'fc/Ju.it'" SI ^iinnpuifiii'n.

'\Sn.ui7Clr,l_a.

\}'i,p-iuJtii.ni-p-l,iii s.

'Xjn.iuir,

ad. trebly.

\;n.uiltn,iJb,a'ii

chem. trimorphous.

^jn-uilih-pui a.

'\jiLiulipJiMfui'ii^

\;it-i''li}t

cause to subsist or exist.

\}'i'P-"'li'yn,.p-liJii s.

"

lugiy vn. to subsist

tO
"'-^l' VO.

\piP-ia^uifiMtnnL.nntilh-li't

chem. triphanous.
yjn-ui/ni.iihuiii . havlug three lights.
bn-'"4'*'?-"'i a. of three cubits or

[to exist.

constitutive.

b. \jp IrvJ- uilip

bn-'/n'-"*-"'4

presuppose.

0.

episcopate

hypothetically.
hypothetical.
Js'iip-ta^pt-ir, f.-j[i va. to submit, to
subdue, to subject: to suppose, to

'is'iip-iaint.u'iit-iy

dignity of bishop, bishopric.

t/L s. ebullition, bubbling: three; a.
boiling: third.,
\}iLiapuiJ-[i'ri Muniih-il'va. to trisect.
\Sn.u,p.u,2l" s. trinomial.
-p-nL-iru/ii a. three, comtn-</?/iposed of three numbers; ternary.

a-

[fifPMiifpni.p-fii-'i, s. submission, subjection;supposition, assertion, demand;

hypothesis.

\si,i[,uliniiinuiiip,ii'i,

\;'ii[3-u,^p,p.,up ad.
\}'iil3-,u,f.p,uliia'ii

[bishop's palace.
.
bishop's see ,
pi. the bishops.

shopric.

niiri_h,r,

archblshop.
archbi,

\$ufliu/initinuiuui/i-utni~[3-[ii^i s

it

'

epicurean.
l;//"/^''V'i"" sacerdotal maniple.
\S"il'"i""i"" '"a s. bishop.
\;u{liuiin,Minuuili,u'ii a. episcopal.
\;iii[iii/iau/ni,u,/j[,j s. suffragan, companion of a bishop.
\;ufliullnulnn,M/l,ll,a tt. whOrO & blshop'S
see is ; - k-lihnk^[,, cathedral.

<

turns out; A- *-/*

I am that I am
ku hif k-n hif'unfii np f^,2lrJ', I am, it is
I, it is I who blot out and pardon
.i># ipn 4-/A IrplinL. npn.f<^
a ccrtaiu
man had two sons ; kp /;j lrp^nua^
uA/.j, he was twelve years old; j"-.
it

s.

/'

\su(lilini.phu/ii s.

be 4- ?/'
ip"' some-

auxiliarij. to

V.

""-/'Ajp

U"lkpnt-lfft S. XJaih-piititD

prefect; viceroy,
[royalty, vizirate.

U.J s.

to

having three branches.

vn. to boil to bubble

._j//

shudder; to swarm; to crawl.

a.

\}n.iuiru,%ujli

of

three

times

or

measures.
\}n.u,J'iuu'b

-iFiau'iitriuj u.

of three parts

that consists

tripartite.

}sn.uiJhuy, -Jkui'ii

tt.

triennial.

;,

bn-u.
\l,L,Jkft

bpa

38

supreme, very great;

a.

trismegistus.

[months.
^n.,uiruir,u^
t4/> s. quarter, three
\}n-uiiruhuMi a
of three months J-uiJ'iu'iiuili
term of three months
[mar. three-decker.
quarter.
\}ii.uijuMi,li a. of three stories (house);
b/tiu^,^ /i s. ad. two days ago, day
before yesterday, [fervently, devoutly.
\;n.ui%q.ii,fli% a. fervent, ardent; ad.
\liLij/Lq.t-iii'i, a. of yesterday.
}jn.ii/iiii.'i,
n-tu/ri s, ardour, heat;
warmth, bubbling, ebullition, overheating, effervescence fervour, fire,
fury, rapture, zeal, devotion; activity,
vivacity, vigour abundance - i/ii/uy
enthusiasm - "<&-^ ot-i/t^ to inspire
one with ardour - iHupu^li ardour for
\;n-u,Jl,ibn'b

melody, song.

b"

\)n-j;,u s.

triduan, of three days.

b'-o/i-y a.

priest.

'isa.nuiiiAp s. tripod, trivet.

s. trillion,

^j

'\}n.[>i:u s.

jlAH
trii

0/.4
it

liniiji'u/iik

om

part ;
is

myself;
as for me , for my
in my opinion; i4-i_

/"^, /A<i pron. I; *- /i>pi

^i

here I am, here

am

"^ tj" [ftii

self-possession,
uii/

\}mlrquil{iM,i_,

gerent successor
;

a.

b"

i^'i-

immediately

by degrees.

tm

devout, spiritual.
hot ; fervent, ardent; fiery, spiritual; devout.

bt/^ii^ii

s.

triangle.

\}iuu,'iilil,i^,i,^]liniji s.

[trical.

trigonometrigonometry.
a',

ikik successive,

stead; .
that very place, in

the same place; immediately, directly,

mn^n^ij to stop, to cease
forthwith
;

to go.

[S.

be

\p.

thee well
b/i"'if-, t' te 0'' "^-e '* quick, nimble,
prompt, rapid, swift, current
or
-u ad. quickly, currently very soonbi

}jn.u,'iili[ii^-iu^uiifiiiiia%

lieutenauoy.

b'"7^i t.nt/^j. place, spot,

lrinh,i_ad. there, in

a.

beside

very soon, as soon

ad.

Iru,

as,

Muj a. boiling,

t/ t-j;

ly,

liouteuant, vicestationary, firm,

\;mlr,iiMiuiii,'in,.p-[ii s.

[ous, eager.

lsa-u/i,q.'i,ui,i^[i

am

am not master of
I am driven mad.

s.
;

\i,ihniuiuipJ- s. mech. movable, travelling steam-engine ; locomotive.

'ijuwt^MMiui^ uiy s. vicegerent, vicar.

\sn.u,%^iiuitg a. fervid, ardent, zeal\}n.uj'iiifiMuliinjifiMilia. sparkling; fiery.

\;n.ui%^'iinu,

jfiu

stable.

battle.

4.

myself, distracted, I

my

"T^L

live, fare

\jruirf.uifLttf^

\j{"^^ ad,

b.

bn-'^'4f -*/' a. triangular.

of three persons.
of three names.
Xjilmu^^ a. verse of three measures
trimeter.
[times.
\}n.uiMi(Miiui[ii a. triple; ad. trebly, three
Xjn-ii/bjiiik-u^ a.
XliL.n'iinJi, a.

s.

\;fi.uiMqaiinf[t.-ir,

hglf vo. to triple.

\}n.ujuiu,n,in--P[iiii s. treblcness, tri-

plicity, triplication.
\ln-uiuit-u,

\jltaM^ujf%u,j a. that goes, that walks

quick, rapid, prompt.

uij s. triumvir.

triumviral.
triumvirate.
'\}n-ixMilui'uli a. trisyllabical; triphthong.
\}iuiiiinlruni-P-lii% S. p/iyS. trlplopy.
\;n.uiu,nt-P-liL.% s. math, trisectiontn-"'<nf"'4 a. divided into three parts,
divided trebly, trisected.

a. that points, that

bf"7-"S-mijf.
begins to appear soon.
[fied.
b/'"?-"'4"'/_a. soon thawed or lique-

\;n.uMuilruituliii/it a.

ljn-uu^4-.#in-/?^tS# *.

\)rL,^jnim,s, chem. boiling, ebullition;

runs rapidly
[ingenious, sly.
b/""7^<^<" a. subtle, brisk, cunning,
bfu.^i./;ni.t/J^iA*. subtUty, slyness.
\spij,ii-ui7Ct-,r

\ipul.uj)ir,i_ a.

\}n.ui^nL.gu/l,lrir, ni.j[,

to

to

warm,

swarm

to give

VU

to

heat

makO tO
to make

or crawl.

t'tu^jot-jf^ s. mcch. boiler,

space (in the steam-engine).

water-

that

soon changed.

quickly, rapidly.
that darts forward,
that runs quick, quick.
\;pu,f-u,uluu,i_ a. that fails, soon or
easily mistaken.
'\ipujtf.uiuiku ad.

bf<"?-""i;"j

boil

a.

(steed).

a.

\}l,Mu,i.milu,[u7<u,'i,

(I.

that passes, that

dies soon, transitory, transient.

;,
;,;

bPU.

soon ruined.
a
quick , nimble

b/'u'^.'o^AY' 0.
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39

bPlJ.
\jpi"'H'iiii

J-p^nu,^

poser; music;

prompt, diligent.

^puiJ-^iuli

\;i,iii^t;r, irjj[, vna- to make haste,

to hasten; to double the pace, to go
quicker, to run, to trot to accelerate,
to hasten, to press.
;

'iSpuiij.^iP-uij a . quick , that runs

quick, nimble, swift.
\;i,ui^nui1k a. light or swift of foot
brisk, nimble.
b/"''f"'-/^^-*' *. quickness, celerity,
velocity, swiftness; expedition; acceleration ; frequency phys. velocity,
speed ; - Mu'iililit^nyl/h angular, circular
velocity.
\}l,utf..^ s. velocity, swiftness;
haste, hurry; acceleration.
\;pMaq_, nj s. dream ; fancy ; vision
- uthnu/iilri^, to dream, to have a dream,
to dream a dream ; In. n^ j-Ji uM'i,if.,uir

visions,

\}puiqui^ui

that

explains

dreams.
Xspimiuiq-lMt-Png-P^ti, s-

onelromaucy.

musician;

music.
music-master; chief
of musicians, leader of the band.
'piM/i, s. academy
b/.
of music
music-school
JSputJ-^ntj^,

s.

to play

to play music.

irj[, Dti.

music - uiiAh[j
^uj/iuliu/ii
^^,*/,4,?, -

\;(iuiJ-^nni,p-l,i!i, s
;

vocal, instrumental -.
\jpujp,

/uy s.

mouth, muzzle.

ri u*ni
I, tult Uti
[jpuff
4"^..

'"3 s. haft, hilt.

\}put/au,Aq.i.pp^-i, s, act of

leading
[catechumen.

by the mouth.

b/""/'"?/
* child, little boy,
\Spmlu,j,u%uMir
uigm/ vii . to
,

one's

be

self to

mysteries of the

instructed

babe
causo

in the

faith.

Upuu^iujiju^nt-.jtu%lrir t

'"-3I'

VfX

instruct in the mysteries of the faith,

to catechise, to teach the catechism.
\Spui/iiM^jni-P-[,iji,

state of a cate-

s.

chumen,

dreadful, ghastly, frightful

dreams; j-" il^l^ij j~b "''3^ ufiM^u^iri_,

to have a nocturnal pollution, a lascivious dream ; - k k^ufiig. inupn-y life
is but a dream.

*.

l}piiitf-^iiiii^m'i,ai-P-[ii.% s.

not ovou to dream of; ^t_

/frj/>4 -" mlraiM%h-i, to havB ploasaut,
or bright dreams; ^''"P-^ M{uie,tii.hil,
fiio/ui^iu'ii -fig
spectres or monstruous

musical;

music.

b/""^<n"7A-.

tn/ruuililrij

musician, com-

Muses.

singer.

s. a.

\}puiJ-^,uliu,'i,a.
-"ii

s.

-4.%, the

[first-fruits.

Xspuifuiypl^

plruij

early fruits,

s.

iMi^ s. assembly, company,

banquet
table-companions ;
p.uiqJlri_ -u -u
to sit down by companies or groups; -^, mouth, lip.
\;p.u^u/i,l,ir, t-^iy vn. to eat by com-

\}pujluu,'iM

circle

panies,
b/iuf/'aVA

[etc).
,

uy, s.

muzzle

(for dogs,

b^<o/i//<^^.n a. thankful, grateful

dreamer, visionary.
\;put^4iiAnt-Ppi-1ii

s.

[dreams.
explanation of

ipil^L.' ^'O

be thankful, grateful.

\}puilu,nuMif.f,u,ni-Pl,i% s.

thaukfulnoss,

acknowledgment, gratitude.

s. oneirocritic, diviner
of dreams - iptt-ij to divine
of dreams.
\}piuqiynf^a. fanatical, visionary.

\spiiiluu,u,i.l,,-m a. favoured, that has

received afavour,akindness, a benefit.
\}puilii,nu>if.npir
uj a
beneficent

\$niaau/biulP O. ^trituMouitiuiu*

Unthankful, unb/"<'A'""'4"<"'^/j a . that recompenses, grateful; ~ /tftihu to be thankful;

\_l^npnju.
-^ s. thankfulness.

'bpuiqui'iirajf

by means
by means

\}puiiuailru

enthusiast, fanatic.
Ijpujqiujnj^

s. that

shows

that

a.

subject to pollution

during sleep.
\;piuqu,ilinpini-P-li s.

happens during

pollution which

sleep.

\;puiqlur, qtjfui/ vn. to dream, to

fancy, to see things in a dream.
\;i,uiiinii_s.

Xjnujpiutuiuiin-

explains dreams.
ySprntfuiifinpi

dreamer.

[grateful.

Isput/uuiuilinpya a.

dreamer; visionary,

s.

obliging.

~ilrtn-iuti to.

\jputpiMnut^

act of reminding
one of benefits received.
Xspuifiuiif'bp s.

\jpujluututultupit.trL.

O.

some

\Jnujpttnuii-np

- ip>t-i_,
if,iL,^it-i_ni-inrp, to be obliged, indebted,
or to owe obligations to some one
tutubirlj ^ui^nt^^uAih-g^ nrio tO ObllgO
a person highly.
\}pui/ainiiiiMiuipui

a.

obliged

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160

bPU.
\}iiiiiluuiuMiiiiiipinni.[3-lt^ s,

obligation.

!
;

bPU.
XtiiuiJiiillOi

company,

-oi,k% ad. in

in several troops.

thankful
b/'"'/^'"""'-"^
"v/ '^nefactor, beneficent, obliging
^j'y "^ t**
b/""/""'""-'V'/"^
voured, to receiTe benefits.
'

s.

b/'"'/'""""-"^"'-''/"-*'

^^- ^^"

ficence, obligingness.
\Sp,it[uu,lr,r,

remind some

vn. to

ItljJ,

one of benefits received.

Mntru,!/

s.

blood-letting,

s.

b/'"'4'"4""""'-/?/"-^'

veiny, veined.
in form of a vein.
b/'"'4' b/""4/'4 a. glorified; delighted.
\ji,uiir, nj, /rj or laj s. troop, flock;
assembly, company; a. gathered, assembled;
ad. in several troops, in
\}pu,^u,il,j a.

b^' tl/lUtiif.'t
.

u/bq-hiuij

p-n-^.n^

^oi[,^

fiock, herd.

\;[,iuj'u,firp[,ir,

flock, in

flight

to go in a
vn
to associate, [flock.
.

-[uni-dp. a- arf in a
herd, flock, cattle;
^[inij stud ; lyh-jij^ n^iupui^ flock
of goats, of sheep
herd of
/""il-s
swine.
[sociable.
\jl,uiJ:Mi/ii'ii a. that goes in company,
\Sp,i,J'ii,luJ)iyuii_,

\;p,u,ruili,

.,y s.

uiij s.

b/""//^4/y a. of the

shepherd.

same

company.
IJpuil/ietri,

{JpMiiifuti^

if^nj 5.

a trOOp

t/'"''A""/'. ""juv vn. to assemble in

troops, to flock, to go in company.
b/'w/luu/^i" /3 s. chief, keeper of
a flock, or herd, shepherd.
\;pMiiirui,Mih,n,-l3^l,iii
s
state of a
person at the head of a troop.
\;puj,r,uuki, '* social, loving its own
kind or species.
,

\jpuiifiuijnL.tftuIilTirt ni^tjlt, \JpuiJh-ir,

va. to

boatification.

happy

that

is

declared happy.
\;piifiiiMit-hii-lrJ'

happy

Xjnii/ltixit-nn

va.

tj/.

-f-irvn. to

make

to

be happy.

O. Xjnuitthrtli

dye, colour, hue

ad. in many colours, variegated.
\;pii,'i,^lrir, tj/. va. to colour, to stain.
b^uA^f^*. colourist colourer.
og or uig

'\3[,i,/if.,

s.

b/""*<fr"^a.

happy - k "np "p

;

man

the

is

bles-

[Fortunate.

that.

\;pu/i,iru,li S. \;pu,'i,kib

vpf. Felicity,

happy, blessed; - u,.i.it^,

to make happy - ip.yu to be happy.
t^uAt.r, tgf va. to declare happy,
\;pu/biril- a.

to felicitate.

b^ui^/^ a

int-

happy

s.

S. b/""'*'"'--

please God would to

Heaven ! - "iitPu p happy he who ; ^li-l] how happy you are! lucky fellow
fortunate man ! - ,nui,
liwnip.ujin
ikp
to deem or consider some one
happy.
p-liiJi,

/?4-, if it

Irrjli

assemble in company, to gather

together, to associate.

\}p/rjn^l3-[,Ji, s.

felicity,

happiness,

beatitude; -^ .j/<//^4/., fortune, wealth;

-^ St-iuitii, the beatitudes of J. C. ; Jtp l^p thy, your, his blessed^#7
ness, your holiness Tour Grace.
,

fiock, or

[of children.
[r

s.

t^,./A/_t/-.Y.

Xipuiifhi/iii'iiiii/i,

\}pu/iiujjni-gli^ a. beatific.

\;pu/b,u^n--gnL.Uh

Irij-ii

company,

vn.

^ptJinutjni-^iifhhir, nLjjjiva. to beatify.

sed

phlebotomy, bleeding.

company

[fortunate.
to be happy,
\jl,uh,ui^npi, a. happy, blessed.
\spufii,umn,.[, a. that gives, announces
utiju,j

Xspu/iiiu'iiiuir,

felicity.

favour, klndness, benefit, service, pleasure; - <"<i-.

^ilrj^, to oblige, to please, to do an act
of kindness, to deserve vrell, to favour.
\;piM,li, mj s. vein; string, filament,
fibre; metallic vein; slender thread;
pulse uil,q^hi_n-u tflil,hi_ijP^;f.liL^,u -[,
to feel the pulse of; n^pli, p-'i,^[,Jb -[,
Mun-lini~,
beating, throbbing;
U 4"
"iilru to breathe a vein, to bleed, to let
blood; ijihilri^f- fig. to sound.
b/'""i"'p"'-'*< a- vena cava.
\;pailjit,4u,,Mi
aji s. bleeder; lancet.
\spmluinlip

\}[,uM'iiu-liu/ii

fic,

bounty, bene-

happier, very happy.

happy, full of felicity.
a, happy, blissful; beati-

\;ii,'ii,ufnfii a.

\}pui%uiipg a.

'

be-

bf>/"i.n-4/.

af.

happy; blessed;

np.

Fortunate.
fcmj s. pi. groin loins, reins;
haunch, thigh; knees; lap; m.u.
^u/^,i!/L -'iiuij
mens Veneris .^ -*.

kpuJifg:

hip,

~''"'3

to be

grom;

born

h^ulilri^j-hiui^

n<_^/>i^

>

spring from the loins

of iViilrii^ j-'i'u i,op l<-p,ij to be yet in
the loins of his father; ^-iu .6-t^f
of, to

U^p-j-i

to infork, to

bf'u'ef
Vpu'it',

caution,

a..

mount, to

ride.

S. \S.^.,ku,

l'j>

\}puj^i[ip, lahuij

guarantee; j-^/<

s.

pledge,

ii./i>/-/_.

,,

bPP

to take in pledge ; to giye

caution, to become bail, to answer
for, to become security for.
uin%lri_,

t/""i^'""-j/>, <"j s. pledge, guarantee,

surety, answerable, responsible; as-

surer, certifier; - ip.i^u liuf^ to be, to

become surety or guarantee; S. b-

81

bPl-

come
him

-,-

do not refuse
from time to
time, now and then, ever and anOn;nt-ph^ sometimes.
b/p"'-6- e-irii s. breast of an animal.
hp^t nj s. chant, song, cainticle; air;
jp

it

jf

4y,

qiju'huip

- _

>

hymn;

recitative; ballad; canto language, voice; - 4<u./ia.oui canzonet;

- ui,^,ni-i_, to sing; j- iup^u,'bk^i_, to sing
or compose a song; to make songs on,
to lampoon; j- ia%liu/iil>i_, to be the
subject of a song; - uji^lr^ir^, bad
song 'bni.uii.uipiu'u -ng musical instrument; - A-/r"j tli6 song of songs, the
;

}S[ii[uii--ni,irir, hj[,

vna. to guaranty,

become answer-

to bail, to promise, to
able, to assure.

guarantee, gage,
assurance, protestation, promise,
surety ; inuii_ lu/iii'i, or ui%liu/i,l,i_ j- g.
\}(,iMji^uuii-npni-P-'f, s.

bail,

song of Solomon.
\il""2b'k"i

^4"/4

torment, 'great

s.

pain, trouble; scar, seam; wound.

Xspiu^itli ov n/a. dry, arid, parched;

b/><^">pu>^/

singer

a.

//J

ballad-maker,

s.

singing.

\;pif.u,iLu/iilTir

to

vn.

tj//

sing,

to

celebrate, to praise.
\;^iuio4""-

s.

^piu^iuAiuir,

tom-tit, tit-mouse.
uii/iuj

vn.

to

dry,

\}pii.i,i(iiut,ni.[3-lit^

to

hymn;

become dry (speaking

of earth or air).
'[jpuiii-m.-P-liiii s. dryness, aridity.
\;iiutiiui'ii
Xspuiuu/iiuili
uicj s. bridle
curb, rein, snaffle halter; scatch, bit;
,

bpf'u-ttp

to bridle, to put

that holds the

bridle or the rein, coachman, driver;
conductor, leader.
[pany.
|;^iuii/>> ftj or n^g s. assembly, com'\jpuiiiu,uj'ii^ s. buttock, arse, funda\;piuuu/biuliuii^

ment;

i,iM,p^ui%lr[_

~^MUg

j-'iiMM,

to

flog;

\lpi.,u/ij/[ur,

to

no matter when; -? tun. -? when? j-?

Jli%^i. J- ? or J-? how long ? - /y^' qp
please God! 0! when shall I be! when
will it be that!
t/'ptai. ad. sometimes, now and
then, from time to time - kp - jJ-ui.ru.'iiu'iili ,' once, in days of yore,
in byegone times, of old
of yore,
j

accompany.

Irlihrngli,

- n^

Iri^lriigti

hO Will UOVOr

mm. com-

tragic poet;

b/'7^'<'4"'^' s.

[composer.

\;p,{.u;ju,pri.uMp

s. comic writer; mm.

singing book; place of

musical instrument - miuppui^

chemical harmonicon.
;

p.u,'i,u,li,u%

\}pri.k-i,n'ti

S. \Spti"'''
va. to sing

to praise
to warble, to chirp;
- ^,up,t. to play on the lyre- [stress.
kpi-lrg^/i s. singer, songster, songb^^frjn,^ s. singer; song-writer,
composer; musician; chorister.
\}p,^lrjn,i,-R[.t.% s. singing.

%/.

\sp,i.ir,r,

to play

- R-^'ng

>

\}p,l.l,itu,pu/i- s.

satirist

\jpil^l,irujp<i'iiuiliuj% a.

\;p,i.l,ltu.p.u,%lT,r,

[accompaniment.
song in company,

poser,

already, formerly, in time past ;-...,. . .

now . now . . . at times . . . at
other times .; some-times..., sometimes...; at one time.... at another;
one while .... onother while - //<# /A^
-uijU ffiiij now one thing, now another.
\}pph^ ad. sometimes, from time
to time; never, at no time;-, n^-,
dp - never, no, not, for ever ; "i_ -

b/'?-'"4j/"^.

J/i'fri^Si.

b/'?^"'4j"-^/"-'^

songs
Irpiil'

tj/u, vn. to sing together,

\!pf,Lp,./i, s.

^I'pi' s. time, moment,

hour; ad. when, in what time; - tt. 4-,
,

bfif-%/'4that sings together or

with another; -

hemorrhoids.

t^p

\}pt[.u,li[y

4".

song- writing
[pose songs.
tyf va. to make or com-

b/"f."#^ftir,
'[jp^ut/i s.

llOgging ; ^iiipl^uih^it
to be subject to, or afflicted with

fint-iuit-t 1-iiif'

j-'iiu,

a. s

[writer.

hf.l-u.fpn.-P^[>t.-j,

on a halter.

song, canticle,

book of songs; song-

s.

song, praise.

- iiip/iisJiilrij

s.

praise.

to

fry/,

lampooner.

satirical.

va. to satirize,

[acrimony.

lampoon.
\;p,l.[,h^,apu/iini-P^^iSh

s.

Satire, taunt,

\}p,f[,ltuiiuA a. satiric, pungent.

\}p,l.[.ira/i,/rj; q.l,if[. va. to bito, to tear,

to jeer, to cavil, to nettle, to irritate.

that blames,
\;pii-[iira/b[i^
-%n,i_ a
that finds fault; mocking, taunting,
,

scoffing.

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;

bPT-

bPb

1C2

\}pil.nt.[>ir, trt/uij

laceration; sarcasm
taunting.
s.

D.

satire, jeering,

yJ^f-llb-UMttlrMr*
\!l,ii.[,n%

^iip/fu/i,lrij

to play on -.
!'//'"*""'>'"/> '"jr s.

organist.

'^Ctl't.' \}l"t"'L ^' b/'?-tj"Y.'

song,
[roof, house, family.

canticle.

kpi- nj
,

s.

S. XSpi/itnt^r.
or nj s .

.uj

family

house.
t^^ni-aa, ^Jh/it s. oath; un- -i
perjury, false oath - ^'fct/;_, uiui/_, to
take an oath - mi/_4-/""/'"-/3-fr
to take the oath of fidelity, to swear
fidelity; A/_?_-. to take a false oath,
^n
iu'fc4'"""""'" ~
to break an oath
unstable oath, a drunkard's oath; ^_
to unbind, to libeA.u^iri^jirp^.ru.'i.k
rate from an oath, to release from an

dormer window, sky-light;

a.

dormer window.

s.

engagement,

neighbour.

\}[,q.u,iil,j

Xsp'tli^ s-

>

act of singing

s.

]S('iiJ"-l3-liK.lk

organ

s.

laji

\}p^,.irajp.f.

yspifShutijuJi,^
for^jf a. perjured
sworn; - i-uiui'i.l.u /jpih-ij to perjure one'
s self, to break an oath, to take a false
,

oath.

\}plru,irs. three years; a. oi three

years; -, ^-, j-, ad. in or during
three years, every three years.
b^A^ou/ etc. S. b/""^y> etc.
\}pf--//plie S. \}p'"b"yphe}Splrk s. eve, even, evening, afternoon; the evening istar; we^st; fA^.,
ujn. -u
about or towards evening, at
the close of day; j-u kv" towards
evening to the west jopu g- from
morning till night ,f.iapiuii- i>p% j-u
the daylight fades, the day wanes, the
day is going down; npuiku or tPC^'j-% hu. jiriLu/uqii, as heretofore ; /Aj.
,

\jitif.!/Liii,^/rigni-P^pt.i s.

perjury.

conspirator, plotter.
swearer, that swears;
sworn.
[juration , plot.'
U[i^3iiiuf,jnt-p-'p s
conspiracy, conXlpq-Hbioilij

s.

b/'f-S^iu^o'-n. a.

t-j, vn. to perjure one's self, to swear,

to utter oaths.
[ni-/?/.ti.

swearer.
for swearer

s. a.

\Sp,l.Hhuiun,^, *.
q.ni-ifh.

S. \S-t-p^

[serts

on oath.

s.

\spqjfhirj',

an oath.

it

va. to

ni.gli

maks

swear - n^hi-a to conjure, to adjure,

;

to exorcise.
\Sp^ahirgnL.^^,.p-l,i3,

\$pr^Uhni-puMq

exorcism

p. \Jpn.3Liiiiaitibq

'kpq.Hbupiiini.pf s. false oath,perjury.

\jpifiib S. \}p^ffit-il,
\;p^in,i_, uij s. swearer.
q.at.,y

vu

^ i^^u or utuinni-iuh-nil^ to
swear by one's God, by all that is
I

iyu'ju"- V

imp,

the

going down, the day wanes, it

is getting dusky.
\;pt-in/[A a. of the evening;
\}pk-lin/[,
hphlinilfb, towards evening.
k-iyj a. of the evening
^Splr^nptiuj
westerly s. evening j- ad. from the
evening; the evening; -j i^nil, the
Atlantic Ocean.
\sph^nplruM% a. of the evening; is

vespers.
pL.y ptu,^ s. cvenlng ; ad.
towards evening.
'\}pirlinppi. a. of the evening ; ad. the
evening.
\}plrlinp'builiiu'ii , \}ph^npltlruij O. of thc
evening; western; - uiiup,nki.e.t the
Hesperides.
uiuM^uio'h

to swoar, to
take an oath; to curse, to detest;
OI7I.... to swear falsely , to perjure
one's self, to take a false oath; ju,%^i, [.^p
to swear to one's self; -

jW^uini-ui^

night.

day

exorcist.

adjuration, conjuration.
\;p^Uhfi s, oath; a. swearer ;- .._
%lru ip'^ij ^^ swear, to affirm or ratify
by oath.

{jp^iaM-iF,

ad.

\}plr^nfui%iy

\}p,fjluhgni.gl,i_s.

to sleep very late.

^ s. evening c*^ - j-A
towards - p'tpt ~ good - good

juAtintfiiJi

\;pt-Jiy

fSiiif.SLlr^ni-.jMu'birir,

sacred.

\;plrliu/uuMir,

the fact which one aslr^\, vn. to swear, to take

yjpifUhtrit

grows

late S. \}pklf
uigiy ^Spl'k^'l't f^sl' vn.
to amuse one's self until the evening,
to pass the whole day, to stay till the
evening ; to remain, to pass the day

-# 4-

}Spi^iiiakp

\}plrlinpl,

bPb
ing ad.
evening.
;

[3^[,jg

/?/,Lp

night's

lodging; -.. ,u,Ci,iri_, ui.'i,n^u to take a

night's lodging; to remain, to pass the
night in some place.
S- b/4-4"/'/"
[nial.
'\}plrJhiu%
\jphJiAil, a. trienjyiil,^
\}[,l-.^o[,l<

Xjpt'j^uiut-n^

etc
visage, face,
look, countenance, mien, air; forehead;
exterior, surface person eyes, sight
body; reputation, honour, respect;
meaning, sense, explanation; mask;
geom . area , superficies , surface
\jl^^zl"'"'-^l'
[

\}piru^

,j, s.

Iio^iutj

roof; -

displeased, sullen or vexed j^u ftnJri_,

to make wry faces ; uin^nt-i_ q-u -_
pnL^ to assume the appearance of
some one, to sustain a part or character, to bear a part ; j-mg
for, on
account of ; j-w^ %npm for his sake ;
j-u/jy i,op ^nf
from your father , in
your father's name; .u,t.ui2b -/"j %irainii,
in presence or before the face of-God;
J-u to one's face ; in the face of - - u.n- - face to face ; man to man
piA - uipui I entreat you ! listen to
me do me the favour lun. -u f illrppi
~u
externally , apparently ; puyuit;

b/'^i"/^

b/'t

bPb

165

eyening a. of the eventhe evening, about or towards

}3[,lr/int.% s.

vamp

</t^/A -^ ja'plima
outside and lining;
,

."<nu.n.,

*--

^' ^"q^t stratum,

n^-^ /A^fr^-t.t^jp i^p,^ they
were not remarkable or important
personages In- ^n -^ hpfd-li^yi, u,n.u,2h
"iinpui
and thou shalt be in their midst
J-u.JL/i.u.lil, hi.
or among them
-mj, according to the period and

-H'"3' P^S^; -p

>

with the face uncovered; unmasked (man), unveiled (woman); barefaced, impudent frankly, openly /Aj.
uiJi/iiiup, -u frplipl over or throughout
the whole earth; 4'5 -"y S. ll.i.'_
~op

>

layer, bed;

people

n^"'^ -o^ with what an air !

with what audaciousness! iu,^'['m. -op
of a handsome countenance.
\spt-u,a,i.[,p, if-piij s. address, direcS. b"-'^;

tion, superscription.

*t the water's
h"-P3
level; upon the face of the deep; q-%

f^iif.

much

barm

to his

-u

or
to

i,iupliui'iMlti_,

(Jpfruujftiair S. Ifpk-uirtr'*

\}phru,t-np a. bold,

i,nMnnf

perceive the

odour , bad smell stink ; ui,ai_ ij-u

l^iif-plru^kp to turn his face towards,
to seek God, to be converted; ^-.#
,

go

to

f"
mind or

t''^i_

turn the

tum

b'-p

to appear

[t'i_i

JbuJii

ilh-'bli,

jy

thirty years ;'thirty years old.

\}plru%u,L.np

a.

ft.

of

[units.

that contains thirty

hill " * thirty.

'[jphu'bhJIruA , -ill S. '\iplru'liuiJk uy

to

\}plru'i,hu,li

attention towards,

uy

form or conceive an idea - uMnSbh^,

have regard for, to respect; j-u
pirplru ij-uiu to manifest, to show, to
display, to make known, to discover;

}Splru%t-pp^

to appear, to present one's self; j-u

to appear ; u-i^^^'^t b 'Ur~
ii!i,Iiu/iil,i_,
to fall prone, to prostrate
pu;i -y
one's self; liin'iiiup'^[,i_ui'iiijuA[ii_-iujj to
salk, to be in ill humour lriui'iilri_ j-iu^
ncpnt^ to go out of the presence
01 ; luilirLhiiuIli nfbtrl Jhdlrutba qw
tO
see one another, to meet; p-uip^i_
j-uig ni-pni^^ to Mdo Or conceal one's
self, to keep out of sight of some one;
4/i/jA/#^^^/o/ ^-/uj, to have the sleep
broken or troubled, to be unable to

\Jpfriiu(iu^nnt-[3-f D.

to
to

courageous.

vn. to offer one's self;

to see one another.

\}plru'liiiiJlriUf

towards, to

""-'iiiri^

tjf

b/f*-/t.r,

ifiuuinuiinlrij i^ilri_, to

IJpuiuaAatii *

l}ph-t/aj%iit/f S.

the worse for

damage

O. Xjpuiuuilj

JJplrataji'it

uiiugkt so

^ui[i[i

him

t""-^

a. thirtieth-

\}phu%ligu ad. thirty times.

\}phii%opt-u,/i, -opirmj a. of thirty days.

\}phunii,

u'lilig

*\}phui,pp.li^s.
'\;phu,f,nliiu^

a. thirty.

iupq-Mu^uj'2ini-f3-^.

towel; wrapper, [puty.

u,g s- vicegerent; de-

\}php

' n'-pnt-a^
to honour, to respect a person; ^ A*".
"iiuipC, li,ulu[,i_ -luj
to knit one's brows,
to be melancholy, to frown, to look
sleep more;

uunibni-i

uiipM

'

tremour, motion, agitawavering; a. trem-

s.

[,

tion, vacillation;

bling ;

*--

and down,
to

inuiinufii ipiirij to waudor up

to ramble, to rove, to stroll,

range; j-f

k'"L'

IT

\iphrpuiirni-^, a.
\;i-lrpu,'iig S.

S.

much

agitated, stor[to

\splrp.

\}plrplr,r, hj[, va.

\;p[rp[,tr,

'^'ph'"''hu

[my.

\Si,ypl.-r-

hguji

to

vn

move,
.

swing.

to agitate,

to tremble, to

move, to shake, to be agitated; to

quake like a simpleton; to wander.

33

bPb

bPb

e/i

\}plr,^ni,piiilnu% a. fantastic, ideal.

'[SplrpnLi,

vagrant;

trembling; wandering;

a.

\}^,lr,.,^li,

Saturn (planet);

s.

[,

mjuMj-vn. to appear,

}j,,iTt-ni-p-ui'i,iiiir,

be represented.

to present itself, to

ast. erratic.

S.

t;fr'-"'-/3^/"-^'

^pt'-n'-tliM

'\}[ilri-iuliu;fu,liu/ii

imaginary

fan-

k^^ va
to fancy, to dream.
'\;plri-iuliu.)lrJ',

to imagine,
[gination.

fraught with imas. Imagination,

fancy, whim, idea 4i""- - lively ima[shadow.'
gination,
b;fr-"4*-^i7^ *. pL phantom, gost;
b/'t-'"4/' ad. visibly, openly, mani[show.
festly,
pomp,
Xjitl-.i^iMj/ini-PJ s. imagination
\;iit-L-u,iujfnui

presentation.

b^fr/

tastical; imaginative.

a.

'[}plr,.m^,yn^[3-lA

'

b//^
times

lrplr,pun.A_p S. prlost.

t^d's
third.
.

llbu/h S. \Sn-uiJkuii %

\}nh^uilllilriul

tfut-iu'il

\}r,hpiii'lililiL%

S. b"-""'"^'iy

u/lllilli^ifi

>

of three persons.

'\sph^ii!i>i'iilT>uj a.

\}[>ke"'pl"-p S. b^t^4'^/-^
-#*' s.
\;plr^u,p^k'i"

-#.

trident,

appear.

a. all

more

illustrious,

[sed.

three.

very happy, bles-

of three wings.
[te.
three spans,
'kpkpRzT'-"'"-^"'''' " ^ery unfortuna\}plrpJ-iu'bli a. of three prongs; s\;pli^(3-hi.lTu!ii a.

\Sl,l,^p-iyu/b a. of

famous.
t/*--'ti^"/t" ad. evidently, visibly.
Xjp/ri-k^lli a. visible, palpable, evident;
celebrated, eminent, signal, illustrious,
heroic, high, serious, great, glorious,
famous, brilliant, important, memorable, noble, principal, solemn, splendid;
- uin^ihu to illustrate, to render illustrioils or famous
to manifest ; ipitru to signalize or distinguish one's
[ance.
self, to acquire undying fame.
;

}jirtrM,trint-Pl,Li,

$.

Visibility

appoar-

l7^t_tjotj,%t,r, ntjf vu. to make

appear, to represent, to show, to make,
to figure to feign to produce, to bud,
to sprout ; - ^pL-uu to visit.
'bplri^l'lj l< s. weevil.
b/>fr-^'/". lrg"'i vn
to appear
to
;

show one's self, to offer

to dawn; to bud; t^t.-/.,

one's self;
it

appears;

\}plri^n)P-

fork, trident.

b/^/*

S.

ISptr^lTlMilli,

of three cubits.
b//%4"';?-tiu^ a. of three orders,
~\apir^liuniifiih,u'ii a.

or degrees.

b/"^^/'*
fold

s.

a. ad. triple

thrice

trebly, three-

wived or married (man).

Xjiii-^piuipoi, unijirJ' va.

times

fig.

to

t^fr^iitiT,

to

till

three

examine thoroughly.
va. to triple; to

lrj[i

make

triple.
]j^t^ij<_r^ a. triple, tripled.
t/'frpi"'-"/' a. that has three sides or
angles, triangular.
\;i,lrp^u,qu,[,lru,i a. of three thousand.
nj a. s. three hundred.
\;i,tr^';ujp[i,-i>
b/%4'"r^'-/'%/* " * every three
,

hundred.

I think.
,

^[3-[,j

s.

appearance,

exterior; vision; air, aspect, face, mien,

sight; colour, semblance, indication,
display; feint, false appearance, illusion shadow, figure, image exhibi;

show; phenomenon; -^^t..A/.

phases; -p lii-m^p-lru/h the phenomena
of nature; a. visible, palpable; notable;
ridicule; whimsical, chimerical; mn.
-u externally, outwardly, in appearance.
tion,

worth

\il,h^yp-tutTu!i, atj/>tt.t/u^/F,?/

b"-"*^-

fork with three prongs.

a
that is
\}ph^,f.u!i,^h,.fb
three pence vile, despicable.

three

much agitated, stormy.

}S[-lrp,uiJr,u'i. a.

\St,lr^,uiflr,y

three

b/"/'" a-

apparition; a. remarkable,
notable j- ^u/iihu ,ulffrf_, to show, to
make evident, to develop; j- f^u
to be evident; to show one's self, to
|j/ii-._<i% s.

appari-

s.

appearance; re-

tion, manifestation;

\}plrp^t-i-lrii/i, a.

trisyllabical.

of throo storios.
of three branches orforks.
iTMiiuHrgiA U. COmXSplr^lTiMiu'lllriy
posed of three parts, tripartite ; of
[branches.
three sorts, triple.
\;phpir,uui'i,[i
a. of three fingers or
b^tp%#it.4 s. hot. French grass, sain\;plrpdlr,ini,iu'rilrMy o.

b^frpa'y^

a.

foin.
\}['^.ezj."F^'"P'b

shrove

-;

oMt-uiif-

P"'- s. tuesday; ^t/ ->

- before Easter.

Jtit -,

;,;
.
!

;
;
,

trudge along - ^L-ithu,/^ (, <J/. to go

on horseback, to ride - /fiun-op to go
or ride in a carriage - u<>.-^4n<%^u>_
4/-, to travel post; - ^f/rinit.ii_^ain.qp,
lrp!iujp-^,lh,ui.
to go or travel by
rail - ( hiMhiri_ ) /# liu,pl,u npni[uiiuf, to
go to the water-closet, to stool, to the

trebly.

"

having three edges.

\spke"'';/pb
b/'^"/""4*-'"'*' a. having three porysphgupp.lrufi,

s.

composed
with the

a.

op^'iinM.p^l.^i

Trisa-

of three brooks
b/%'"'4*-"'
-kk'i' a , triple , of
three strings (of pearls).

b^;f>iff.u<^<

/y a. thirteen.

yiplTuiniuuiulflrpb-utli

a.

luij

thirteenth.

Uh-anijjia

(i*

every thirteen.
\}[,lrp^iiin.uia,pL-,i,'iiad.

Hiuch glorifiod,

very holy; glorified with the Trisagion.

'\}pk^,l,uiiliui^lru!ii a
much to be
wished, very desirable.
^Spkg.f.'"<U.".^l'"'^ a. that belongs to
.

Tripoli, or to the three towns.

}S[ili:^^'U[ikui% a . built or furnished
with three stones.
^Spk^ol<yuaJ opklij a. of three
ad. the third day.
,

days

o^tj'^/ vn. to stay , to

in a place three

*.

sandy

plains.

\}pkll

trptlil,

P^l/i' s. ad.

s.

jkphlik
yesterday.
,

jlipikk

?*-.

\}pl;jlr,liiajjp s.

a. s. that goes and

and fro turn, walk:
life, conduct; -" unAm-u um^ihij to
go to and fro to go and come to make
several cruises - 6-"t- the ebb and
l,,uj

\spP-lrL.t.-li,

comes; going

to

>

flow.
\}pl3^h^iriih,r

\}p[3^ir..m..rB.\;pP^.

mnJilrii*

golng to and fro.

walk, step.
t-pt-nj s. spine, or part of the
\}p[i
back of animals; -, um. -, j-, pr
on the edge, towards, on the side of,
near "- - ii_hp-u,%,ui_, to go, to rank,
to put on the same footing with, to
agree, to be of one mind.
b/At' b or w * band, bandage,
\;p(3^/ri./rint-(^l,M-i s.

\}pP-n,.SL

s.

ligature,

fillet,

\}pl"i^'H"""

string.
hI'1'1- a.

\}pl,q.uuiliil.lrj', tg/f

pricst's brothcr.

&,

3>iAj a .
tplijnipli^nt^iif,
b/'tj
elder, senior; j. eldest brtfther: priest;
k-p^juify pontiff ; - ^u.4 the first
or highest place\Spli3iui-ni-pg a. elder.
.

h-M-lrlfiM

\S['ki_'

game

. ,

deer, fawn-coloured
venison.
ptvf's " desert, uncultivated

animals ;

remain or sojourn
days.
b^4-. tf'ti "3

4^.-<#, [...p,

[
;

\}plrpilrplri.ni.li S. trofoil.

b/tpof'f /".

(7-/1 J4-)

he hastens to his ruin lyu TduiiuMnuip^

irpP-aii ^ .
this road leads to ...
q^hm iflllilt to follow iliiiiliiuialrijij
to flee, to take to flight juMi.u,pl, to be sacked or plundered; / tis;--!" -.
to finish, to come to an end; j^pif-mjn.
-, to swear, to take oath; ifnt-fuMitp. ^hy to trip, to fall headlong as a
horse ypP- // p.ui^ tfpP- jlrmu [r, begone, go away, get you gone, get
away, or off with you, be off l^pPlu,u,ju,i[ni-[a-lTip part in peace adieu
n,g_irpP-, irpP- 7y,u./j. adlcu
God be
with you! luck be with you!
;

thirteen years.
iSpt^iiiuiumit-pnpii.

privy; fr^/3^7

[(river).

b/i^^nm^^'"*

praised

p.h'i.J,

ches or vestibules.
of three holies
Trisagion; - t^/^
gion.

bPb

165

bPia\}[>l'^"f">"li^ a. ad. triple

bound.

VO. tO blud, tO tlG

with a band.
'bpP-, l-^ s. walk, way, gait, departure, journey; S. S"'J''4\}pP-mJ; intf-uy y-pP- vn. to go, to
,

march, to repair, to follow a road

Mun- J^MUnil

aAualtuMuiuMp^ uMUtrbtiiiU trp^pp

to sleep with one's fathers , to die

qpi.pnilb'ti to kill one's self - qb'-kf:
to give one's self up to, to apply one's
to go to fetch water
self ; to make water - 4*^'"/' or i,hui}inaiu

^vy

<

sandy plains.
wedge, peg, stake

4}fiip.e *

s.

bolt,

square bolt, iron-pin.

'[jpliP'uiinuii-lrulu -p-uiglruii_ u,

in like a

drlvcn

wedge.
vn. to sink down,
be consumed, to grow lean.

'\}p{ip-u/ii,aj; uitju,/

to waste, to

\;p[il[uiSiitiiJ-lriani.p-pui s.

\;p[,^uiai,uiJ-^in

ncphrltis.

J-t-muMj a. nephritic.

>

to go on foot, to walk; - 4^"'^ j"i_

lluMtlii

\}p[i^t.,n

t^/i/3 ,ioy

ttk-tiai-l^fruii/p.

or

i^J-ni^ujputM-

to

ypli^uii/h^Sip

iTuAj

s.

reins,

bowels , entrails [unpimu^lri^

break or sprain one's back.
;

kidney
ij-'bu

to

,;
,;
,;
)

66
of yesterday
ignorant doctor.

}jpl-liirui% a.

uih.n

\}pf,lini-%

WA^S.'

j-%

young cow

l^fP't'".

01'

heifer,

*A

tr'-3

'

-"3

{jpliiliupinr vna. to ride

guide.
u,j

young gentleman;
folks had
strength.

man

young

experience, and old ones

youthful, juve-

young.

\}plimiuuui[iii.ui'hnij

to

make

one's

[circus.

ui^

be or

s.

gymnasium,

\}pli,niau,pi..uui^u ad. youthfully.

\lpbii,atu,tip,l.nM-[3 [imJii s.

youth, youth-

fulness, adolescence; young people,

young folks juiiiin[iu -p-hui'i, , in ear;

youth; In- - iJii^uful^, young

will be young men.

liest

\j[-l'uuu,u(i.nt,';[,

maiden,

sf.

men

young woman,

lass.

third; three'; thirdly.

b//Y' a. s. ad.

Vply

>

dwelling-places.
}spk'"tl""'"k o- that looks through
;
nii-iu,u,pu/i,p the eyes.

two apertures \}pliui^

tit'titf-uiJ'^. }sii[iju.

more

ancient, ancient,
principal.
hplijui/uni-Jp a. group of priests,

^rl'3""t^/'' o-

elder, eldest, senior;

b^/y^^/A

sf.

b/^j"^/y a.
or of a priest.

first,

priest's wife; priestess.

s.

companion of a senior

>

}Si,l>gni-P-l,c:i, s.

letter.
uij s . blacksmith
\}p^u,Putfnpi^
forger S. b^^uz/Su/^u/./".
[of iron.
,

b^/4<"Pu'4"'-"-

make

,u,hil,,

irpuAiLili

\)pl^tu[3-u3^u/ll^

"'"'J

miner -^ or
;

Ji-in'Uiyi S. \Spllial3liii,iu'ii^,

a.

bound, furnished

\}pfiu,p-u,ui[.%,f. a.

[chained.
closed with iron ;

\;piit,[9-iiji/ip,/,i_p

s.

\;p/iu,pujuiiuui

very,

or furnished

iron mine.
b/4'"/3^<"4"""

very hateful, very

very happy, thrice

instrument

'hpiu.p-n.-ij,.

\iplluj[3-ivluipni-[9-jiL%
s.

with iron.

made

with iron; -^o/t/./^S.

'jpl'3"^'l!fi S. b;'/'J7'"V'*

irlrui^ s.

ferruginous.
\Sp/utP^ui^uiui a. chained, bound with
iron ; - .n-'S>^, to enchain, to put in
chains or fetters.

odious

\}pliui[3-iu/ijuiaii a.

jil' s. camomile.
b^/yot4/r sf. priestess.

much; -

priesthood.

b///"'^'"4"-2C. basalt.

antiquity, seniority,

three times, trebly

\}pl'3"'-i

\}rl'3" "d.

'"3

\ip!ia,p-ui,j.np&[,

presbyterianism.

the priests.
s. archpriest.
\li'ly"'3"'-ji^'/'irir ni-^[i va . to
senior, to raise, to advance.

age

two kinds

of

\}p/i,if[3-, nf
s. iron; iron weapon,
sword, razor, nail - ^^i""/.' ^o^t
- j.ln-pw'^lrp^
redmalleable iron
short iron, hot-short iron, red shear
or sear iron; - liu,[nL-,Jiiuighuii^ galvanized iron - 4-'"*'4"'f forged, tilted,
bar, or malleable iron; - '^ytruuliu/i,
specular, oligist iron, iron ore - 4;""- uuflt.nuj^ liuiW
P-lrp pyrophoric iron
p-ufiiuin- plate, white iron, tinned iron
irons, chains,
plate, tin, tin plate -^
fetters, gyves - 4t.i/>
old iron 4"mnp^ -nj grapo shot uujjp -nj tag
fjf'sCuii.uiliiu'ii -nj,
smith, blacksmith;
uiui,bi_ -nilj, to bind or mount with
iron; fituaJhtptnqlunn Sliarp p n.iup
iron age 4"-"''*''^f_^r <ip>/^"i"p"^4^4-.
to beat the iron while it is hot.
'bpi'i'P-u.il.ujira. furnished with iron
fastened with iron, nailed.
\lp^.iipu,fl.p a. s. written with a
style or large needle, capital; capital

* p'.

b/'/'j'""/^'"

full

-^y/i

double.

t^./yu/^iui a. presbyterian.
\}['l'j"'i"''>'nM-pf s.

b//y"V'

'uquij v7i. to

become a young man,

self look young again.

three times.

\;pl-plr.r S. 3lrp[..-plr,r.

{j^i ft Miiuju tup Intuit tui/*f

girl,

uAif-uMir,

Gp['>li^i"

b/4 "J s. work, labour; endeavour

-<* uipliu,'i.lr[j to
pain, trouble, toil
strive hard, to make an effort, to, to
tire one's self; to endeavour, to try.
"'3 a. believing in two
b/4u'f!*/'4
natures in Jesus Christ: having two

to lead, to

/?4- i-njp -//^/j,#/i._

\}lili>iiiuuipq.ujliuiii a.

nile,

[horse.
caTalcade, riding-

}siili4u,[,n,.p-[^, s.
\jlilnnuju,o[t,i.

horse, palfrey; saddle

or riding-horse; - ^.u^jfiip-uig
pad,
ambling nag, stead; S. 2f etc.
b//"/.';'pn/^ s. horse-breeder.
\ici'li."p"'k>^ c. horse, of a horse,
equestrian.
\}[,[nlu,i,u,^inm fl.having many horses.
\icb'h"p

bf'll

happy, blessed ySfifii-mp S.

wife, spouse.

fiy.

towards erening.

ad.

l^i'i'tra

slag.

scoria, cinders,

.,;
,

bPiJ

'bp^mPP

\}plia,[3-h;ik'i-,

of itOn

",

instrument of iron.

t"['^ke' tool,
^pliuip-nt-ilP

railway,

s-

railroad,

railway;

o^uM,rnt.q^

atmospheric, or
pneumatic railway; 4/<..//fo./y/fi -, the
Northern railway or line ^.,i_-,ihu,Lto go or travel by rail; 2n^t,/;i^f^ 2tz-.
-^

uft^tP-uinpt^p

Jlriiin^iP-utajii^

by express; by goods

nL.ift^ni

train;

i,ui'i,^,,!i^

railway station or - -terminus;

p.imJuiujninuj[3-nt-i^p- -^nL-i^^nj railwayshare; c/-i./i/%f^-/.t-^t.o/, railway-guide
or - -tables mniruili -nt-iit-n/ railway
ticket; liiMin._p
railway
uujji_ -ni^,[i.j
carriage, waggon, car; m-i^i^nimiuP-'li
t-pP-lri-lrli, -aUrj^ -ifhuji-, ruH, trip, exuip^iuif^ --_
cursion on a railway
railway accident; ni-^,ipi_ ~nu_
'I}-'!)'
t/unj railway guard, guard; brakeman;
H-npifuiiliup -n^ifi-ni
pubHc sBrvant on
a railway, railroad clerk ..u4uj4#/^^
-o.^_2,
watchman,
railway guard
warder
line-keeper
Itp"'"''^""'-}^
-m-nt-y, railway inspector; S. \iun.ui^
~ni.,fL.nj

bigamist.

Xsp^uii/hi-i/iini-P-liiii s.

- laJfrpli^t-uMi tramway, American

line;

\}piuii/hM^[ii, s. a.

'/'"PP

'^t

bigamy.

long, extended; far;

rather long.

bpi-^fit p
.

a.

\jph"iP""e-'"'i;;'-h S. \pliu-jhuiiynii

\S['li"a'""P'"'''

prolix, too diffusive,

too long, long-tongued.

}3p^ui/i,ujpu/i,irir, L-^l, vn.

in discourse,

to

be prolix

make' long tiresome

to

speeches.
'\jpliu,j%uip.,u'i,n,.p-[,ii,

prolixity

tiresome length in a discourse.

\}[,ll,y%,ail.n/l,u UCl.
li'/'4'?/^""v-4"?,'

tOO lOUg.
''"
too long or

tl'iifs

extended, gigantic.

having a long jaw,

b/4<^'/""i^^'<>" a.

long-jawed.
^pliujji,iulilriu^

ipilri_ ^puJi,

nn^

that lives long

a,

to outlive, to survive.

longevity.
of too long or

\}[>l[ujjjiu,litrtin,^p-l,tSi, s.

a.

\}p^,u/i,u.-iiuaio/f

extraordinary a

size, tall.

l;/4'^A'"4^/' " long-haired.

Xjltl^uMiltutifntLp O.

\spli>.;,%u,i.ik-r,

Xjntluinlituultiii

ty/. va.

to prolong,

to extend.

cooperate.
\}pia,/uni-iJp a. that consists of two
Bets ; two, double.
bfi""*-/* s. chem. body composed of
two substances.
u/j s- binary, two ; - tn-ui^
'b^^u>(
or /[[ six, (three times two are s.ix).
Isp^uij^fii^ui^i
-lih'bguMif_ a ' amphibious, that lives on land and in water.
1j/'4"4/' a. ad. two, double, binary
twice, doubly.
\}pi'/i['i a. bigamist (man).
'bpliui/iliuujili s. twice two and a half,

branches.

(five).

patience.

\;piiii,fuuinHrir, [tTvn. to

that measures two opmeoh. beam, lever of

- lypmiraM^uMin lever for

'kpj^ui/i^in. a.

posite things

an engine
coining; balance.

s.

,pn[uu,pi;iil,^,

}spliu,liniiir, -lin,firui'i>li

two

sides;

compensating
a

having two

sided, reciprocal.

}Spk'"k"'"'-p

diameter.
chem. amphibole, horn-

'\ipli,M,i,u,'bg, s.

two footed, biped.

two years, duration of two

JSp^iiTCpL. a.

Igp^uiirs.
;

S.

'\jpl[t-iuir.

\spliuipMu,ih^ a. long,

that lasts long; far.

furnished with long

'[}pliiy'i,ii2t[,^^ a.

tTuiuij a. patient, that

patiently, that perseveres ;

\}plifijpMujJliin

suffers

\}pliujj%,uirailrir, hgl vji. to bc patient,

to suffer patiently, to persevere.

[or

measures.

that has two times

t^^uii/tiu/ a. biennial ; S. \}plilrJhiuti
\;p/iuiirui%Ma^ a.

Isp^aiiruiuit a. bipartite.

longsuffering,

\][p^^j7iiuj;ni-i3-[t^i s.

\jp/i,a/i,uiin,pnt.u a.

longbearded.

Xjplf^uipiufbutW b. \iph"iv'h'^*
\ipli,y'i,fiiltum a. extended,

\;pliujii,u,^uf a.

great.

very long.

^pliuMfbui^^nu-P-fitii s. length ; longi[fuse.

metry.

\}p^,yiiai,ia.,nnL.J' 0- prolix,

tOO dif-

li/'4'W*""'7'"'-V a. long-legged, long-

shanks.
\}p^iy'r,iitMi,ujpuiir a.

blende, tremolite.

years

long-handed.
extended; parallelogram, oblong.
^Sp^uj/tiuiJilii-a. very long, elongated;
Xspliiuiiiiuiynii a.

much extended.

\;p/iiy'iiuiminnJi, o. loHg-tailcd.

Xypt^uiitMutuni^quthyiT b. Xjptiuiprlrj'*
'\}pliuyi,u,i-ni-p^ s.

long

long days;
-p ijf%tri_^.

life,

-pu or -pji a. long lived

hfk' ufltopirtjuj *
'\spli"ii'""-etB- a.

long-nosed.

,,,

168

bPii

bPii

prolix: slow, tardy; *. length; -, i^-t

- ad. long a long while; at length.
,

\}pliu.)%lT,r,

va. to lengthen, to

k-tfl,

extend, to stretch, to draw, to draw

out to prolong - ^ni/ or qiipni^a to
;

{jnl^iupiupiMib

etc*

S.

XjpllUJpiUifiLuaii

lengthen,

\Spliuipuiiil.hj% ^/i va. to

stride, to straddle.

to prolong, to drag, to delay; to

lives or lasts long

of a long while or

time.

draw

back; to continue.
s . elongation
duration, length, prolongation; act of going back.
\;p^u,p,aJ[iii. a. long, extended, that
[diffuse.
lasts a long time, durable.
\}p^u,p,M,Jtfn,-P-liiii

fryuy

\lpliuji,lr,

vn.

extend or

to

stretch one's self; to be prolonged.

\}pliiujhJ'u,ni-P^lit.'i, s. longsuffering,
patience.
\;pl[ujiini,^

piece

lengthening
tube or pipe for

niech

adjutage

\}l,i.yhn,-P^ii.s.\ength; court; longi-

tude depth; geog. longitude; -<"i-ni-f'j

^t%aij long days length of days, long
;

longevity;

lu,iinuMi_ifbu>i_itii- ^.h^

,nnjb, to skirt, to

run along the river;

J-, of the length of;

to the...

\}pliu,ii,opkwi f/A/.</* vn. to live long.

'\;pliiyp

bigamist

sf.

two men.

b/'4'>' u,g s. mill ; mill-stone; grindstone; - li^nj mill-stone turned by an

ass ifhpl^i - upper mill-stone ; "birp^lti,
-, lower mill-stone ; S. b/'i"''*'"'.^ "/
Xipliu^iumm^ s. miller.
I

xjpliMiiiMUJi^uMp

stone
stone

prolonging

a . long , prolix,
long, that lasts long,

\;pliuipu,uiuimni-J'
'\3pliuipiuu,ti. a.

durable.

waterworks.

life,

etc.

iuplutii\

(tjjiirf

mill-stone quarry

s.

mill-

pjis. duration, length.

\}pk utnititnlrt^nt-i
_
a. long, extended; re-

\spliu,puit-np

moved,

distant.

ty/. va. to lengthen, to

prolong, to stretch, to extend to suspend ; to delay, to temporize.

\Sp^u.plrJ;

Xsp/^uipitM-p-piii \spli,i,pntJfh s. length,

elongation, extent, reach ; prolixity.
,

\]plUit-np

\JptUti-nptruti

b. Xjplint-nph-uiti
yjpl^iut-ni^pp.

for

Xjpl^nM-npll

t-jtt-pu

Xjpl^ml-nppu

cnL-pq

(id, 01,

Or

two days.

\}ck"'4''"'''il"-p

<

"3

both, each,

o,-

every.

a. of millbcdstono, bed
mill-stone, lower mill-stone ; - ^pJ-u,_
^u/h, runner, upper mill-stone, top

\}plipu,i a. doubtful, uncertain, undetermined, perplexed j-u i^hlri, to

doubt, to have doubts to scruple, to

mill-stone.

question

^ujuinuiuinifi,

windingmachine or engine, whim-engine.

b/>4"'V"- of two wheels s. cabriolet
one-horse chaise
two-wheelcarriage, cab, hack-cab.
\}pliu/jin^< a.
binominous, having
Jh^^iAiiy

}Bpli"'''""-"p

demur; j-u uipl{ui%hi_, to call

j-u ,uni,hi_, to bring
;

suspicion, to

make

\jpkp'y"'e-"'e
fully.
\}plip.utltuliu/i,

ful,

"'^-

into

into

suspicious.
uncertainly, doubt-

a.

suspicious,

doubt-

problematic, uncertain.

two names.
\jpli""H'"Zi"

~"i"'zi"^''if ^'

parasitic.

Ijpiuiufrp a. hermaphroditic.

\}p^u,u^p ii[ip>j a. that loves work,

laborius, diligent.
,

{jp^umlrph-lTf etc. S. Xj^uiamwii^nirir*

\}p/iu-4u/bif.

or

ilui'h^

[,j a.

dissyllabic.

hpip-yt'/'' ^a"u vn. to doubt, to

suspect, to hesitate, to mistrust.
\;p^i!.u-/n^[3-[iii, s. doubt, hesitation
,
perplexity, irresolution; suspicion;
incertitude, ambiguity.
\;ptjpuA
amphibological
fj a
.

\SpliuiinlruMuli
s.

chem.

two kinds -

a. of

amphid

iui_

salts.

^Spllulmyll^, It^{, va. to

divide into

two

kinds, to divide.

fni.u'uni

Xspiuip

double-dealing

b/4p'"*'"-/*/'-* *. amphibology, ambiguous discourse, ambiguity.

\SpfiP'"it' a. s. binomial - "{jti-miA^,
Newton's binomial theorem.
;

'\}pliu,inn^p^j,i.'b s.

parts

double ambiguous
double-tongued.

division into

two

dichotomy.
extended, ample;

luj a. long,

\}pipiu^ui^u,% a. binomial.
\}p^puipp.iiin. a. s.

diphthong.

;;

bPii

1C9

bPii

that opens on two sides

or doubly, double ; - ^'<.>i>< foldingdoor - luh^lr,ri,p^ bivalve.
\;p^plTpiu'b -%iriu% -%[, a. that has

heavens! good heavens! ^/A^. tcup^,

two apertures; two edged, double-

u/bia,/;,/

1j//^/iij/.4 a.

biting,

two-bladed.

born or produced doubly,

double having two qualities.
;

^i^htu^'-l" o- bicipital;

l'"-'l}'

two-headed; double-headed.
yipli-fiinliiF, l-^u,/ vn. to assemble

in

two troops

or regiments.
phys
b/i^f-n^'i''-''/' s.

bi-concave,

double concave.

guous, amphibological.
}3l'/if["f!"-Rl"-''' s. equivocation; dissimulation, duplicity, falsehood.
Xjlili^puidtru/b Jh'ulig s. didrachm, two
drachms or pence.
binary.
of two years
lasting two years.
'^^

\spliiTu.,r a.
>

\iplih^j

of two columns ( page ).

earth, globe ground,
land, territory, soil, district, department jurisdiction; land, country,
province, region, climate; the world;
the earth ; j- ululiu/iiiru [un'ii.upi.liij to
prostrate one's self ; - yifiiq-hu/ii birth-

two years
%Mi,pi,

./tfc/y

old

b/J^^n-A-m^
three, six.
\S{'i^l'l"-l'

place;

J-

strike

dead on the spot; j- omuip in

"3

to

of

two years,
{

[,in,

twlcO

two hundred.

o..

a foreign land; p-inj-u-ip - jpiip-ui^u

Jtp, the ground shook beneath our
feet;-! ~! land! land! - un-hmhuitj,
the Holy Land.
ad. secondly, in the
\;p/i['P a. second
;

second place.

'bpit-i.u/iin.-P-liM-i s.

doubt,

[sheets.

suspicion, fear.

of two leaves
\;(,liP-h,-hu.% a. of two wings.

\}l'li[3-fri,[3-[,

\}[,liPP-nM-nUi

b/ii-^uA/'

s.

^uu{ui'iiail[-a'-rt[,

or

spring.
.

'

\jpipip

'

Ip-l'S *

heaven

heavens, the sky, the firmament; paradise, dwelling of the blessed; air,
ether; lTiuh,iri_ jkplilfi.u to ascend up
,

into heaven jhptilHiu uiirpumiuiu to

raise to the skies ; '4u/j/i-rau4 -> the
blue sky tiunnup kplpijig , the arch or
vault of heaven 4"'-/ ^^"i/* h'^ii-h
;

>

wor-

two

u.'hiiu.r,

-[

for fear of;

iliupu/bfri_t

fear, to

apprehend, to be

to

1-1'

j-

"*_

to
afraid;

^'"pli^'^Pl^f

much

to frigthen, to startle,
strike with terror [aoiuiliiu'ii - a

u,pliui'i,lri_j,i^

panic - iHu^m.
terror of death
;

Irplilii-,!^

U^c";/ l"^< ^'^e

is fallen upon me; t-p,
ui%t/uiM-

Jkir

they were sore a-

fraid.
\jpiib'-'i^p^k S. U.4'"p^4*
a. frightful,

\}plil-,l,ui-iri,

terrible

dreadful,

timid.

\}pJil.,l.il, 4-, it is

\spli[-,iu,il,p

-il,^

to

be feared.

timorous, timid,
[with fear^

mixed with

ad.

fear,

timorous , cona
scientious, scrupulous, pious, religious.
Xsp^lti-HMuir

<j

fe^i-'

of

God,

piety, religion, conscience; -ptnuJi.,

religiously, conscientiously.
\}plilii.tlu,Jlrh-uip a. pious, timorous.
\jpkiti::"-

equivocal;

^itupltii

\;piib'-'U"^"'-Pb'^'

b/^p' 4V'

vn. to

\ipkh'-ij h b'- * fear, timidity ; terror, apprehension, fright, dread; doubt,

\}plilii-il.l,iuiii

prong table-fork
trigger, brake with

twice

od.

astonished, fearful.

deutoxide.

fork,

ii[ij.[i

ui-uifi'iilrir,

Xspipp

ship, to adore; to prostrate one's self;

- 4"-oy to idolize, to adore idols.

lihu/b

va. to intimi-

n-j/>

date, to frighten, to terrify, to cast

down to startle.
b/'Z/t'-'*'

distrust; um.
a.

to

<

mpliiilulru

\;[illlriihu/h

}Splilrgni-,iiM,'itlrJ',

tinpiruflMhi_ (^^.[uiP-uMi-uii^

times.

jhplihJyiil,^ hi-

>

from two years old and under.

ip[' s.

^p'il'3"

\}pliy-in^. a. frightful.
,

llp/ifi^hu/ii a-

Ijpil'P

biennial

etc. S. ^Schl-L< etc.

t^/^tjni-^ * fear
terrify, to frighten.
b/f^-f/'<i.%

- the

'iph-ip,

Empyrean.

clear, serene,

of two colours.
ISp/i tf-iiJi-uili a. of two sorts, diverse.
Xsi'ktb'"^"''''
-tb'^b c- of two faces
of two sorts, diverse ; deceitful, counterfeit ; doubtful , equivocal , ambi\}plct';P' o-

l;/4*"'"4

u,in,iuM,r,uit

cloudless, cloudy sky

b/4p7/" a.

\}i'itll"l"

the bolts of heaven ; ^uiunLjUL hpllitl,^

the wrath of heaven ; -^ In- A^_
lilp heaven and earth; -g.\ uipi-uip -^

" deceitful, ambiguous,

S.

b/'ip^u. of two moous

duration of two moons, two

^jpli/ni-ilhkiaj

mt-ni-p^

months.

,;;

70

bPii

heaven.

\;p/i%a,^ni^a. that cries to

bisulphate.
enclosed or placed be-

\;i,lib-}t[<irpmm s.
'b^.46-#7./_ a.

tween two

a . composed of
celestial troop; divine assembly.
\;p^%mil-niJb,n

seas.

hciilA .
of two cubits.
~"//' " of two kinds

\;pl,li,,.%u..r,,l,

S.

t/ii^u'^'f n"-^'

t'/M*'/"i*""'^'

'

[}p/p,io,/.pni.l3-[,Li, s.

dimorphism.

\}pp,u.J;an-u/il.

bi-conyex

phys.

uranography.

that

rushes to

flies,

possBSsing hea-

ven, heir of heaven.

bigamy.

\S['lili"['''-P"'i"t

of heavenly light,

Xjpli'bu.inju a. full
,

double convex.

celestial, divine.

\;[i^i,u,nu,plr,alj a
two thousandth,
that contains twice a thousand.
.

two volumes.
diphthong: discordanttwo horsed s. carriage,

\Splii.u,luni, or P-np^ a. contemplating,

meditating on divine matters.

\}pli^,a,nit a. in

\}pllLui[unl-tfp. S. \Spil[7iaiq-r"^lJutp

ySpliJiiaiti s.

b^,4*,u.6-^Y_A4

b/'4#

"

equipage.

ly,

-'^I"-'L'

-^'d'

"

'

\jpf/i,ui^ui-2Cu,ii. a.

b^4?/.o4//i.^

'

/'

one millio n

billion,

s.

adorning the sky.

arch of heaven

vault, roof.

founded in heaven,

\;pp,u,/iaia.njj u.

celestial.
-lih%g,u,i^a. whose conheavenly, that lives like an

Xsplptui^lrui^

^pk'td'"''
millions.

duct

is

angel.

a. irresolute, per-

'riiiiaj

^Splil'u'k^e'H S. \ipl^uMS,u3%ij-kin

plexed, wavering, distrustful, suspicious, doubtful; -, j- ip.k-^ S. Xlpli^

\Splliiuilipob S. Ijpll'i'w/llr'ii^iuiu

r,h,r-

b/>4^"4"'^'?-4-'"

\^plliui,ujjlr,ug a.
I

looking to heaven.
resem-

bling heaven, celestial, divine.

be unbeliever.

divine wisdom.

\;piiinir,r,

/rj[,,

\ipiiJ'u,irjni.j,M/i,hir, ni-ijl,

va. to

make

doubt or waver.
\jp^.r.n,-[9j

work

liufii

s.

irresolution, vacilla-

Xsp/^nLiip

/^lu'Ty s

labour in child-birth

pang,

pains
trouble
fatigue ; t^/^nt-^
i^ii'i,q.u,li,u%[,
throes jhpliniiiu ^.%A^,
,

labour

S. XiplfliiMilihiu^'

'\iplii,uMi,tu'ii:Cuip

a. full of

reaching heaven, very

o..

\}pl[i.,ui,u.p

mlTi_trpli,Ji,^

be in labour, in the

to

child-birth, to labour.

\;pliii-iii!..Jiini.[3-l,Ji, s.

\;pi'ii.ap/rpji

a.

sky-high,

much

\jpIliiuiAh-i- S. \jpllbui^it/titi.njiM

ele-

XlpffiiuiiAiutf a. that dwells in heaven,

inhabitant of heaven, celestial.

astronomer.

that hastens, presses

[blue.
\jpli%u,^n//, a. blue, sky-blue, dark

'bpii'i.iuq'i.u.j a.

given by heaven, ce-

lestial, divine.

that walks in

heaven

sky, firmament.
celestial ; ethereal
- iru.pJliiif:, celestial bodies, planets,
etc. ; - puiplini-[3'[,i-'i,
the wrath of
\;plii,u,Jlt2pj s.

\;p/fl,jjp,

on towards heaven.

as-

celestial.

vated.

\;pifi-i'"tk"i s.

by heaven.

b^4%ui4<.</ a. flowed or come from

heaven, celestial.

\;pl{iim-^iTj' a.

uranology.

struck

t///^""4wz.' ^""-da * celestial

sembly; S. b/<4^<"^"-/J"^

\}plii.,uAl,p a.

pangs of

heavenly or

high, very elevated.

tion, doubt, distrust.

,

\;plll,uiC,ui'liif.k"

\siiiii""'t'""

-4'*'?-g'*'

\;pii,nir, y-f-y vn.

to be irresolute, to suspect, to distrust,
to waver, to demur - f 4u#../,nj to

Xjpf/!'

blooming divineor by the power of God, celestial,

a.

divine.

forked;
cleft; separated in two, of two branches S. \}pliJ-w'bli
b/>4'''""'^V' -ru,m'i,[, a. having two
points or fingers, forked; S. \sptiJ-u,'i,l,-^
\}r'i^l"L'

\jplfft'"

heaven.

bigamist.

a.

\;plilii,n^p-l,Jii s.

CCleStial

- machine.

\;plii,u,[3-n.l^ a.

\3('lik^['"t"'-Pb'^'S. chem.

uranographic

t/4*""7^/""4'"*'
l-npitli

or shapes.
\j('/j/ii-''i

ifiinnf

globe, sphere, orb.

mar. brig.

\}pl(lii,,jiir, [, s.

1;/45i"?-'"-'/J"/'

heaven.
\jp^%Mti^tnp^ b. XJp^uuiJi^ip

reaching heaven.
[jppiMa^iu^ncJ3-pi.% s. uranometry.

b^4?/u^u^ a.

;;
,

bP>1

\Splpiiu^i. a. that goes, that leads to

heaven, celestial.
l> 1^1 u,uiu,i fill

\}

a.

makes a

that

or elision
\jpfinL.

hpl^nt-^

\jp/int-titriuii/\

fJp/inJtip b.

that flows, that falls

from heaven abundantly.

b^{%iifa.u>^
a. sent from heaven.
\j[ilihiuuiu,j a.

that rushes to heaven,

ejaculatory.
'^pffiiaiua.lriiir

that has

a.

[heaven.
created

that has flowed or

\}pliit,umlr,iui^ a.

from heaven,

celestial.

\Spllbiutnni-p b. lfp//itiaA[in

astronoml-

\}pl^jui,unp a. celestial,

divine;

^yi-'i'

dtp -, our heavenly father.

\;plp,oipiuq,iMpuijfi a. s.

inhabitant

of
[stone.

aerolite, bolid, falling

be in labour, to
bring forth a child to suifer ; to be
s.

va. to
:

pained or grieved to think, to contemplate, to ponder ft,ver; to elaborate.

;

b. X^tlbui^tt^*

Xjplllin1i[a'tua

having branches very

high or reaching to heaven.
\}plfini.um J- ad. from heaven, from
\ipl^n,.,ik2_ a.

on high.
vn. to fear, to

//lip

be afraid

of, to dread, to apprehend,

frightened, to tremble; to distrust;

Jli lrpliblip

ySp^'iT"'

don't be afraid, never fear.

efK).

S. b/4i^"

]Sp//iinp,aP- or p-^
\!pininui%li a. s,

\;plittiniuuuA

the

12tl>-

etc.

heaven.

b/4^">/'i~^ <^d. like

*/./.,

monday ftp

-/?/. s.

-, - before
[twins.
ISp^ni-npuih-lA a. that brings forth
double.
ISp/ini-npia/iu/i, o. dual
i/i-6-

\Jp/j^nt-frp/riiif
,

plip

fr/^uin

\Jpi^ni-npp

brings forth,
couple, pair ; s. twin

piriuj a. that

that has twins

li"^"^ or nnt^a
[animous, cowardly.

Xiplirivhiithi

both.
]jpi^ui

-zhI^

'

ut^ a. timid, fearful, pusill-

tjiy

vn. to feel intimida-

ted, to get frightened.

\}pli^nnn.-[3-lii^, s. timidity, pusillani-

mity, cowardice.
divided, discordantva. to divide, to
disunite, to set at variance.
\}pliuimn.ua^^ir, tgiy vu. to be dividcd,
disunited, discordant.
\!p/iui,an.ui^ a.

\;p/{MMi,n.u,/itir, t-jlt

b/'4Y"-"'4"'-/^/"-* *

disagreement,

variance, discord, dissension, division,

disunion, quarrel.

a. twelve - fmof June, the twelfth

;

[12'no-

\}pl[iiuiu,uiii%ta6-u,i_ a.

s.

duodecimo.

Jtriuhj Jl/hha

ft.

of twelve years, twelve years old.

\iplinmuiuuihu^lium s. Qeom. dodccahedral.
\}plinuiutuu/iiu/i,lil,Lii s.

}SplinuiiuaiJtihuili

dodecagon.

%lrlil, s.

\jp/^nintiiuu/hlrpnpif.

\JpIinintuuuMblii^lru/b

doZeU.

u,j a. tWClfth.

-^ilr^lih

hrnnt^iq

the twelve.

s,

mark

ad

double

b/4r""n4*-'/'.

%f va. to

double.

b/4'V"""4"'-^/"-^' * duplicity, state

of that which is double or doubled.

duumvir.
duumvirate.
\;p/ia,ypiupiiA'ni-PpiJii s. dilcmma.
b/>^"<//' -pi- two edged.
}Sp^umni.lrp -plruA a. amphiscian.
\}pltiUrc'uph"'- that has two cloaks.
\;pi^u,[,pt-w% a. having two masters.
\jp//ianq_a. S. tWO linCS - nmiJbaat-np
,

mu,^

s.

s.

>

distich.

}Gpkv"'e'^' td^- geologist.

ySplipuip.iMibailiafi, a. geological.
\;plipu,p,u,%n,.p^l<i^' s. geology.
\}pljpaipui^uuilitii'ii a. geodetical.
\}plinaipui^unt-P-l't^

geodosia

of abbreviation

[world, or of the earth.

inhabitant of the
\}p/ipu,p'iiai^ a
Ijp/ipuipn.-nfii a . that is produced
that springs from the earth.

geodesy.

^Jp^ninuiauihpga ad. twolvO timCS.

\}plinin%tniuM^ tt. bipodal.
Xipfinplrui^

uilitu^

doubly.

bpi'iiruin^p-pi-i

two-footed, biped.

[ij

fUiujyiui.t
III
\Sp'i n ui ui u uiu

XipliiMiuimltli

}i;pliuth,a

monday.

s.

instant.

a. all

XSplluiiurLujIimtriT S. JSpfiiilinn.inlli-J\

\}plib^,J', klriy,

to be

tWO

f^nt-u a.

etc. S- Qk-pf^ni-u/itutifi etc.

shrove- -; ./^,
Easter.

\;pi^ui[iir,

Irgl.

fliti-^

a. s.

\}li//iikir,

-ip. testicles.

cal chart.

hl'lpi'ip"'!'

.g^'-n-^.

XSpl^iMi^nj^ tnuijumiali^ s.

heaven.

{jpl^"!,.

\SplinL.^ap.u,[3-'.

pi-y
fallen

pair; ad. second; besides, moreover.

\}plibuiulll^_%. ySplflliaifUillrioj

}Slilfiima.u,m u.

g. .p" -i

e.

\\nir." 1\nJ^inuiU

circuit

or a course in heaten.

(")

\Splip,ufli"'"''P^b'^' *

geognosy.

2i

172

bpii
a

if-liuij
\sfii'IIUIUUUI

that walks on the

b^ij^/i/^.r^6

agriculturist;

a. .

._3

husbandman, labourer.

\}p//liui^ni,lr/rij',

to

va.

lijf[,

till,

to

cultivate, to plough.
,

\;p/,lupu,i,^L.p[.L.%

worldliness

sensuality.

earth,

planter,

agriculture

i^uinj

terrestrial

s.

bpip'uil'p a. that fills the world.

\i[ilipuiirl^ I h^ihuiij iriini^iii. a. pro-

duced by the earth,

terrestrial.
b^^/""*""'-/' that torments, or agitates the world; tormented or agi-

tated on the earth.

b/i4;""4<^i etc. S. \i,^"ijjp4'"/i'"ij etc.
\}li/i[jiii^ii/b

a. terrestrial.

\jp//puj^lrMii^, -^lAjjUJii a.

\ipkv"Pf"P'"C ^^- secondarily, ac\}plipnp,i.mli,Jh a. secondary, accessory, subaltern.

\}p!ipap^kj; ir^l- va. to say again, to
repeat, to reiterate ; to repeat often,
to recapito resume ; 4""^"-'""l"~
tulate ; - /' t-"" to pass again.

'

\}ptipnpri.ni-l3-[,L%

petition
oppiu.j

that lives on

walks on

* ^i^t,

apOgeO-

\jp//p.xiJi-pJ

-ni-P-fiiii

,9

ast

geum, perigee.
\}plipu,iPi, s-

\iplip"'ii"'t

'

terrestrial

f'ji

or "j

s.

geometrician.

geometry.

geometrically.
SGpul[ing.

\}[,^piuuiu,pu,p a.
\S['liP"'"f"['-i'"'k

manuring, fertilizthat surrounds

the earth (sea).

\jp/iliiuuf[i^a.

worldly-minded.
mundane worldly
.

patriot.

[days.
s.

days.
\}pjhu S. b-'""va. to fan

maintained on earth,
rooted in the earth.
a. that has created the

1j/V'"4

tian

-I;"'''

(eryngium)
'brzt'i

iht

thistle

'"''

gen-

sausage.

blessed,
Xsp^iu'i-l-k
'^k'"3 happy,
prosperous, fortunate, lucky - ipitu
to be happy.
\}p2u,'bliuipiiip ad. happily.
\3p2u/t.liiuqiupJ'a. of a happy family.
\sp2u,'i,liu,lipot, a.

magnificent.

}3p2iu'iiiiu/iiuiir,

\}plii,%iiiut-J^u,

happy, blessed, holy,

[to be fortunate-

uigtui vn. to

prosper,

very happy, blessed,

a.

full of felicity.
\;p2u/h^u/,uiii. a.

<

Xipn^lu s. flock of cotton.

\ipnii,^ s. wild beasts.

worldly vanities.
\lpip'".p"'Pu I'j a. worldly S. S"*-",
%,u^,up2ji -ac - carnal-minded, lustful.

* bot.

""'i

S. p"?--

pious, angelical.

s-

S. ^nutiT.

-7""4 1

lrp'i,2y-"lit

world; created of earth, terrestrial.

[jp/piuMnMM,p,uit a. spread in the world
or throughout the world; stretched
on earth.
\}['liP""-"P"'-P-t'^

bpipiuu'bnLiiil.a.

\}li^pu,auit,ip-

divide in

to

va.

b/4.

<

[terrestrial.

}Sp/ipiiiun/in.

Irjli

\spli]j,k,iiiyj;

J-" ib^'t-r^-

\lp%h-ui/[ S. \jp"'^l"

llh-piupl^ni^ S,

chre, tomh.

two, to cleave.

lj/7,t.r, trjl-

Xjpliputuituuilriuil

\;pi[puii,li,

hpi-f^'ti

space between two

\;pioP[,ir S. bpt^op^u u.n^,L-,r.
\}pl,opyu;i a. of two days; in two

geometry.
\}li//puj^ui^opk'^ ad.

worship.

hph^ S. b/'//\;p/ioP[i u.^n-pp

worldly.

b/'V'"if"^""4"''*' geometrical; -7/,

\}p/fl,uj^uifn,.l3-[,tii s.

s.

hptu/i^'L'

peri-

uiui^ufiiy,r.

worshipper.
\}pftP"i"'t"'-P'!"^ * adoration, worship prostration - ^n-nj idolatry uij a.

etc. S. T-tmiu-^n^, OtC.

tSp/^nuji/uib' D. ^/rttiijunfii^ *

XSpipu.'iJly

roll.

Xjpiipufiuii.iFj' S. \}plil'p

MTuiu.m-^u/bhij to
\lp//pui^ira.[lni.P^l,t^, S. OSt.

^Sp^papif-ni-Uh s. re-

Deuteronomy.

}Splipiiiuif-ni-

earth; terrestrial.

resumption, reiteration; -

^pl{P"Pt-"'-"'"

earth, terrestrial, worldly.

b/'i'/"<'i''^ a. that treads,

[globe.

tillage, culture.
,

secondary,
accessory; ad. secondly, in the second
- f 4^><p Deuteronomy -^
place
bigamists - uii.f.u.S, once again, once
[cessorily.
more, a second time.
;

^Bplipiufnpitnt-PltL:!!

Xj/t^piun-nJiim

\}plipJhjjp s. earth-worm.
Xsplipnpn., ui^ a. second;

very happy, superb,

'-'*' s. happiness, fortune,

b/';"*'4"'-/3-f
prosperity, beatitude, felicity.

,;,;

,
;,;

b*n
*

b//

cariosity

175

ness, mouldiness.
b/p4/'

triple

rf-

trebly.

b/'^A-iof a. ternary, three ; s. trey.

a. s. ad. third ; third
\t{'l'"l"l- , luj

part

thirdly.

ternary.

\}piini,q.u,ii,uh a.

Trinity

{jl'pnpq-nt-P-litSu s.

b'/""->

va
to treble
triple, to repeat three times.
h^lt

\ipii"Pi-lrii',

annealing of metals or glass.

s. ephod.
bj.'/A4/'" s- remora.
b^/A"" s. sea-hedgehog, sea-urchin.
xioP-u/biuiitiuiilh-ujj
ilkiuii a. seventy
years old.
\;u[3-,u'iiiuu'i,lr,ali
h^iii^ s. soveuty.
\}o[3-iu'i,ii,'i-trlil,
-lrlil!h u. sovcnty
ad. seventy times.
\i<,[3-uM'i,u.,!hlrJl, a. seventy years old.
\}o[3-,'i,u,u'iilTpnpi^
uitj a
seventy
- ^lipu-li^ Septuagesima Sunday.
\}o[3-ut^jiu,iiiL.'u
uTjI'^ a. seventy; -^
the Septuagint.
k'-'n

much agitated, stormy.

bi>i>iii-u,i,Ja.

bOP'

cancer, rotten-

to

triplicity.

Xspipi

dye

ipniiiji

//j'fc/y s.

colour, hue,

fashion, form.

hpif'' t-pifr, a. speckled, variegated,

diversified with colours s. diversity

of colours; ad. in several colours or
;

manners; -

^mpliti/rili^,

^uM,au/iiliij

to

shine with many colours - hpuiu^o^

of a thousand colours, party-coloured.
;

having good colours.

b^^f'iu/^i-,^ a.

Xipili'ii.aii.,,/!,

many

of

colours

variegated.

-%k;p[,'r,

\Sa(3^t

iA_jiiJy
,

seven; -

\}pip%,Mi,^u,i[_

dyed of many colours.

having a shining
.

colour.

a.

\;u[3-'ii,up-liL.

sists of

seven numbers or

It- conj.
and; also, likewise; - ... both... and; - n^, neither,
no, nor; n^ Jlfii - n^ Jl-^iti, neither;
neither one nor the other; - t^/...
both young and old
"Pi^ - iririif,
- ut/^i ad. et cffitera, and so on; - uipi
,

qp - uiju ^l, the more so ; -aip^ now,

then; -hp- ad. only, solely; - *-..#
conj. ad. also, more, over, still, moreover, likewise - 7/' - .g.ui%i[i since,
,

septenary; seven
heptagon.
l;o/7>"y/f a. s. heptachord.
Ijo/3^5>"7<2"/'^ a. of seven candles or
ad.

a.

>

more and

ian.uMi.lTi_

more, instantly.

b/

s.

do

European.
s. European.

j-^/ a.

^iiLu/ii

[1

to

bake ;

miiu^#^/i

- p liaiuliuipuMjl, to broil.
\}^h%k or $tfc4- s. ossit'rage.

to fry

cook.
b'^?/ /a b'^nj '"J s. cooked meat
cooling draught, decoction.
b/""-4 s. fusion of bronze.
\s4'bL' b'^'"/.*.
.

\}oP-'iiuiJhi;i

seven years

~Jkiu% a

septennial,

old.

seven months.
heptagon.

\;op-'iuJulruy a. of
a. s.

l;a[j-%u/ii//l>i-'ii

\}oP^ii,.,2u>i,hux% a.

of seven branchs

(chandelier).

b<'/3*"".'"4*-"'i

S.

\3ol3'b,up^,hutii

-^lAl'

-ipli S. XsoR-^

[seven; week.

'iiuiinju.

1j<.^*W-<u4i

^h"'3

"'

septenary,^

seven times.
\}oR'iit>ltria'ii a. seven years old.
\;o(9-'iilrplr,u^
hliuM^ u s. Septenary
'
[week; seventhly.
week.
bo/3iA-fio/7"y a. s. ad. seventh
to repoat
\}o[3%irpnpii-trj; hgli va
seven times.
\;op-'iih;.mu,u'h uiu'ti^ a. Seventeen.
\So[3-%hlip, ad.

cooking, dressing; juip^uAtirij to cook.

Ta-fifrir, tjf va. to cook, to dress, to
nj

lights (chandelier).

\},>l9-'liuiu,lr,^i

bt-" conj. also, still, more

ad. the more so ; - .^w"!' y;-

a. s.

\}t-n,iai^ni-nit s. phijs. aolopilo.

\}i-pnuiuiijlw

letters.

a.

tt
haviug sovon
\SoP-'iauu,lr,ilru/ii
branchs or columns; of seven stars.

because.
b'-Pt'S. \}o[Tb.
b-,/.S. W-l:

\Si-pnuiuMlim%

times.

that has seven lights.

\!.>l3i,aitpi a. that has engendere'd
seven times.
[times.
Ijo/^^ira^/.

b"- Or

P-um'Iij U.

seven-headed.
septenary, that con-

bo/?i'"4"Yytuii

...

many

XsoP^uMf-ini-lu, -if/"/> a.

bo/JV""^"/"

\sp,lfiu'i,lTpli a.

the seven.

s. a. all

P-l^i , P-u/iip
uA^.a//*, - times,
13-ia'li

\;oP-'ltlr,^lrm'b

-z^l'^'

\}oP'h'iuniuiplruili

S. \}oP-uiUlr^lrui%
-piruib a. of SCVeU

thousand years.
^QoP^int-inuMiibtudhuif^ lujp a.

venteen years.

01 SC-

sua

J}o[3-%nM-utuiiAh-pnpff.

teenth,
'bo/?%iY'<""/4 c- Of'\jcp%uiu,puu{lrui'b a

'"^

ii

[times as many.
serenfold, seven

having seven

walls.
Jsop^ioi.tiy

pi[,jf a.

of seven days.

sm,

74

Seven-

S^mqpMupMu'i,

obscene in words or

a,

language.
S^Mi^iu,piMAlr,r, irjip vn. to discourse
obscenity, to hold filthy language,
a2P"'p'"*'"-/?f-* *. coarse expressions or language, obscene words.
*^uj,liiiupi=piA a. unchaste, lascivious,

obscene

words.

in

^lu^uii-npfr

unchaste, lasci-

lug a,

vious, obscene; luxurious, flissolute.

g,i^pmr^/7^.*-t./', ty/l va. to be lewd,
dissolute.
^
^uiqiiutn-npitni-P-li s. lowduess, turpitude in actions.
S^iu^,u,i[.irira. nasty-looking, ugly.
J><"t'""^"/"^ " nasty, ugly, impure.

^uiqputin^P

wounds chaste

that

a.

ears, obscene.
l^uiqiiui/uou O^ l^uiaputpuiJe*

the sixth letter of the

alphabet and the fourth of the consonants ^, six sixth.
It is sometimes changed for, or confounded "with the letter ^t^u,,,

Cza) t*"

l^utapuiJ^irui

etc.

^lu^u/iiiair,

nauseate;

sometimes understood,

gure, to

\Jl^ui

for

example:

CXCr

to loathe, to

opus lit l^u, ~uib utuliy ^uthuhiQ.. nasty-

deformed, unpleasant

^^uiijpiuijnt-^uibh-irf

vn.

tuTjui/

looking, ugly,
to the sight.

l*utp*tMi^niii

S. l],Y".tY5Au/r.

- art. that marks the accusative

"tp^L.1^"'""'-'"^ ^^ love God; mh-utu^
'iilri_^uithi.uilih to see the sun; n-mt^
ijr4"/_j
to eat bread. This article is
'

O.

^^^mJluyi a. having a bad voice;

of perverse doctrine.

"'-^l^

make ugly

va. to disfi-

or dirty, to soil.

yl^utaii^J' D. ^uiaifUtlMtitJ',

instead of qluutqnif^ q^m-^ ) . - It is

often repeated: n^^ .j^^m ,p[,,[,ph'i, ^..._
phutiig ^u'liiiJu^ quijip ( instead of ^_
tUp- ufiiiiifii^ [tt-plrufiig ) It often
changes its place: hmm^i ^,ir,u fl'im
iJjUUJjIrMJJJ ( usually qa^pn {Juurjfruij )
- It marks the narrative or sixth
case, on, of, for: fr^p^m^ ^7i/;{-n/ to go
and fetch gold, or in order to bring
gold; an.uipiri_q2pnj, to sond lu order
to bring water [louk-u^.iru.'iik to speak
of him.
- It marks the eighth case, round,
(

l^ui^iniuli

about, on, above

put on him;

uplih,hi_ .[hn^uii.

uiftlri_

above the flame,

qpn^/ml^, to

to singe

to

pass

.Ajot_juiit^

surpass
to surmount, to excel more than all.
quiJir^,t-^nM.irii_p

to

- augmentative

-At,

t'""j'

S,""il'c

u-lih,

letter

,i^p^n.L-i_,

qc""_y

ed, slovenly;

or

pl,jj a.

ugly, deform-

dirty, filthy,

impure, lewd, obscene.

indecent,

s.

inlrui^

dirty,

idol.

^,uipn..p^[,Li, s. Ugliness, filth, act of

growing ugly; deformity, uncleanness;

impurity, dirtiness, nastiness, foulness,
lewdness.
Hujiriuir a. small,

^ui^oAtiT,

aiM^y

Ugly, impure

mean.

va. to look, to cast

-j/i

eyes on some thing.

^mliuimpiT, k^uij vu- to bo oxtromely
fond, to become excessively affectionate, to love

with too

much

passion
get
furious; - {> luun/ii ^ qp^uoAiu to give
one's self up to gambling, to pernicious
amusement; - ^t, ii.k,iuipnM.h,n\ta,
to be devotedly fond of the fine arts.
i>,4iz,%^/i a. dreadful, ghastly,
to

bend one's whole soul

to; to
,

frightful.
S"'4/' '^fpliu.'iil-r, i,u,p,u, vn. to dread,
much ; S. l],4 ^'"4"'^'/'. frj-y vn. to be suitable.

to fear

^uiql'i/i luiLiini-irvn.

to

grow weak.

To
^uMii^iuiqipntA a. inconstant, unstable,
not solid, alippery.

au.^

bell ; clock bell ; hand

small bell hung on the neck of
cattle; - t-ih,^,pui/^u/b electric chimes;
- pai-uiy, bell-glass; - /i,u%p-lr,ip , lamp^u%-i.u,li

,ug

s.

bell,

^m,/p.[,/f sf.

mare.

basket; - jp
tf-npirnj

a -

- ^j.lrm^^
clotheS- -, WOrk-

full;

uiiiiqnj, 'iiii^[r

- - of fruit, bread
^y^?/ O'd. till to-morrow, to-raorrow
morning.
,

passionate, desperate,
furious, turbulent; grievous ; - -^,_
puip ad. abruptly, turbulently, angrily.
^"!iP""tl''' "

glass, glass-globe, glass-shade; fA.

'/-["ii -[
stroke of a bell ; ini-ihi_ -'"a
bell-founder ; int-u,"!, -[, bell-rope, bellpull; - ^Mp/i,Ji,tru to ring the bell ; - ,

'

[uiuZ

M/2.tj%>5

to toll for the

ringing for church.

^.i^.i/4u./fuA^ a.
^>%^u/^iu6-u'y/i^

anger, to rouse the wrath or ire, to

incense, to provoke, to exasperate, to
drive to extremities.
^yii""ti'liJ', 'iihguii vn.

to fire up, to
incensed.

to

be angry,

wroth, to become

feel'

ii,uijpu/in,'ir, uijiiy vn. to grow angry,

to be enraged, to put one's self in a
passion, to fly into a passion, to bluster,
to be angry, vexed, exasperated, to
lose patience, to fret, to be mad, to
inveigh.
^uypu/tip s. increase, irritation.

s. bot.

^ai%i^i^iu4u/^ a.

dead

the bells were

[of a bell.
ad. at the ringing

^likl^i -jj uiuiinuipu,^^

bell-flower.

bell ringer, ringer.

^iu%f.u>4<"<2t<- a. bell-fashioned, bell
s.

shaped.
the bells.

J^u<%^u<{>/%^> *. pi.

steeple, bell-tower,
belfry ; A-^iuit^^ f - , to go up on the -
^.u'ii.f-.a/fir.r, /rj/i vti. to adom with
little horse-bells.
^u/bf-ail/lii s. little bell hand-bell;
bot. hare-bell, blue-bell.
^uAf-uiiilri/', if-li
J^mi^ti/'
Ir^Jt VO.
to knead, to bake
to adhere to mix
^lu'iiif.uj^.uuini^i s.

mortar; to mix; ^u/r,j.[>^

to butter.
uvula, epiglottis; chem.

s.

pt-i/nilj

receiver.

ft</P,jA- ./_. irritated, vexed^angry,

fretful; furious, outrageous, mad.

Sf/f^ji""" ""3
fiery, wrathful.

hasty, passionate,

**

^u/bn-jtmu/bp
^iu%,f.Jt,kir,

anger, indignation

passion.

afraid

^uijpui^i.ju/i,lrir, t-j// va. to irritate,

s.

fear, dread,

apprehen-

dismay.

sion, fright,

to fear, to

vn.

frj/.

be

dread to doubt.

of, to

^iJiiMf-fiuthgnt-^u/iilTir, ni-^li va.

to

makc

to put in a passion, to enrage, to anger,

to make angry, to fret, to vex, to
nettle, to affront, to provoke.
S,";ipyP s. flight, gust of passion,

afraid, to frighten, to terrify, to dismay.

anger, wrath, spite, vexation, indignation , fury, rage, revolt . - in des-

mole mass, mixture

pite of.

^n%il,u,nii_a. timid, fearful, afraid.

^u'tiif-nM-uiit

diverse, different,

a.

fij

njf

dough leaven
amalgam.
,

^iJitfitt-uib-p^i s. particle.

gu/iy-f 4

^u/uunfu/ii

Zoroaster
nicheism.

tfi"'j/

follower

(>

manichean

luiiiuij.

of

ma-

various, distinct.
^uiifii^iuiiT, ui^iuj vn.

J^mi.Y^uiri-Y_a._variegated.
^u/biunu/iilrj; t-i/li va. to distinguish,

to diversify, to discern, to vary.

^u/iiuM^u'iilij; t-jiy vn. to signalize
one's self (by), to excel, to surpass.
^u'iiiuiiu/iini.p-liiX

-"unLSii s. distinc-

tion; difference; diversity, variety.

^a/iiiu^

^u/uiuuf

s.

piece, bit.

s. ast.

dragon's

tail.

self, to

steal

ignorant

to hide one's

away, to retire; to be

of.

*^iu'iipiuj^ni-uu/iihir,

ni-gli

vu. to hide,

to conceal.
^ai%f,ini-Pl'i-i s. state of a thing
hidden, secret, concealment, hiding.
^B.t//""-/. hidden, secret; ad. secretly, clandestinely, by stealth, incognito, without being known; s. hiding-

Slid-

,,

place, lurking-place; - ['bk-ii^u uufpq.hi_,

to creep, to slip, to steal stealthily.

76
a

^atn-ui^uiuni,

chief

a.s
precedout
.

Muj s.

H,l/lIi[i/i s. uvula.
gu.%j 4'. passage, transition; -u.n.'it^,
to pass, to omit, to skip, to leaye, to
neglect, to fail -ipik-u to be wanting,
;

^.an-.u^hu,,.

^op

^.unjii^lHi a.

fld.before, in prechief,

first,

or -"* ad.

-fc

show-bread.

-p-iru/i,,

stocking, hose.

first

proposal 4'"j
[sence of.

^u.n.//2.u./Tpn<_/?/ii-'ir s.
^u.'i.liuiui.u'i,

before, present.

principal;

at first, at first

first,

to fail; - Man%ni.i_, to flee, to run away.

S^,i/i,j/i,t>/; iu/7ij[> vn. to
pass to

sight; originally.

surpass, to surmount, to excel to go

beyond, to exceed; to escape, to leap;
to be wanting, to fail; S. U,%'*t,/'; -

bends, that goes stooping s. slope,

declivity, brow, side of a hill.
*tinsel ; - 4'";/.
^utn.[ifi s. arsenic
rpuiij.nj'u
realgar, red arsenic, orpiment; - nu/^t-^nfii, orpiment.

q^iauiuf/uji-

qiupMMiJp,

iftiini-p-t.uii/i!.

be unfaith-

to

^rn/7>i-i/^/7i_/?p,

grow oM;

to

the husband's or marriage bed.

^.uij/uin-ni. u,j a. negligent, careless;
indolent, sluggish.
^,u'i.i]uin-ni-Pliti' s. omission, negligence, carelessness.
ful to

gion.

ntj/' vu. to

i^u/iijni-juj'birir,
;

pass, to

^ui^u^n,-,

uM^

s.

blind,

sightless,

eyeless.
"lift J",

or

^/..r, tr,.,/vna.

ter, to distract; to

to avert, to scat-

render useless; to

mislead, to deceive; to pervert;

[i

- to have the spleen

or blue-devils juiftunu />t.^ - to give
a loose to one's passions ^utW.i#i/p -,
to come to one's self again, to recover
ml-ini-P /u/7^4<-^^u

one's

error,

inclining, that

a.

arsenite.

^u,i.[,/(,a^ s.

g/n./.4mijA

[senical.

arsenic, ar-

-li,.,jpi a.

(^u/n./<^i, s.

arsenate.

^ui,L[ilin,-li s.

arseniuret.

a. flat, level.

'i/ru,

{i

^u./t/A

s.

Hum.

ili.ijp

[,

[^ p-iu,f,,

orpiment.
s

[y

down-hill

slope, declivity, descent, brow, hill;

a. sloping, inclining, down-hill.
HuftL [, ^k-p /i s. steepness, acclivity,
up-hill, ascent, steep mountain; hillock, rising ground; a. steep, hilly, up,

hill.
9,uin.

ilhpuiii

I,

s.

knoll,

little

hill,

ascent or acclivity.
^uinXuii-nL^tn
^uin-^iu^j

Jt

s.

satiu ; brocade.
trailing gown,

D.n-.^u#_ s.

tail coat.

^u,n a. isolated, separate; ad. apart,

except; - [> -, different,
.

aside; pr

self.
^tun-iuh-ni^tfii s> Wanderbad conduct, perversion,

^Mun-tuiruiis^

ing,

[i

H^in.

surpass to go beyond to cause to

fail or be wanting, to make to sin .i.
^ni-gufiilsri_- to oxccl, to cxcecd.

p-uiip

/.

perversity.

averted, scattered.
decrepit, broken down,
[or extremely old.

^iia-uitth^uil a.

^uin-uii/; luj a.

crazy.

s.

to separate, to divide, to distract, to

scatter, to disjoin, to detach, to dry

decrepitude, de-

up, to disunite, to take to pieces, to

disentangle, to pick.

crepit age.
^uin-iu^yii/iip

[disjoined.
disjunctive ; separate,
^u-inu/huiiT, uiijty vn. to be separated,
disjoined.
^.ainia/ju/i, a.

be decrepit

^uiiLuidh/buJir, lu^uijvn. to
3^u,n.uiirn^P[ii-'b

various; ad. diversely.

^iiM III is/ii flirt

s

delirium

raving

frenzy, dotage, madness , fanaticism,

rage.
[changed, past.
^u,ii-ui'i,jhiui_ a
delirious
fanatic
J>.i.u>%y4-r, irj[, vn. to go astray
to dote, to rave, to muse.
.

rate

iniy

^minfiir vu. to Sepa-

to retire.

ft.x/f^4

1..4/. s.

Passover; ^ui^ii
ful^-ni^tlh quiin^li

Easter - ^kts the

paschal lamb;
;

^iu,lil,

eVO.
Easter-daisy.

^uiui/iuib-uiiii,^ s. hot.

a.

n--y[i

VU. tO

aside, to mislead, to deceive

to rave.

to

tum
make

paschal iAn.nLiilri_
to receive the Sacrament at Easter.
^uim/iui^upuipu s. holy-week,
Passion-week.
^iuiiiIiimi^im/i,

^'"iinfiii.ni.piiiii

^lun.iu'b^ni.ijuAilrir,

<

aar

77
^ut,n'lint.,r,

niMiutinj

VTl

part,

to

retire.

to

[distinction.

^u,,nn^9-l,Ji,

^ii,,II n UK, s.

Separation,
^lumniJiui'iiii-ir, ni-^[i vu. to Separate;
to divide; to distinguish, to discern:
to consecrate, to offer.
,

offered: excommunicated;*, offering;

excommunication -p suburb, farm.
^u,,ni.jnL.m,

deck one's

to

>

self in

borrowed

feathers.
f^mpi^tunh-iini-niuli/rif D, ^J^uiniLUinlrir*

decorator

^uipn-iupli^n.

a.

adorning.

^uip,f.,upn,.nifr

nij s.

ornament.

ornamented polish-

^,npii.ipniA a.

%iMpu,ir,ii-f,

^uiim-aSiiuij',

pompously to be richly embellished,

to be splendid.

a. violent; dense, thick;

impetuosity; density.

vn.io grow, to

luijiij

increase, to improve, to profit; -/._

utuuiiicii^ld-h-iMiiIy.

^luuiubiut-

Iri^

tO

iU'

crease in wisdom and stature.

J^u/^^uiip s. bombast, i?ompous nonsense.
Q^ui[ii.u,^niJlii ,<. profit, progress.
I4<"^^>ujnt-j/u't4 /",

"--jl'

vtt

to

in-

crease, to promote.

beautified.

ornamentor, ornamenornamental letter.

ornamenting,
^uiini-iu^pni-P [iJii s
ornamentation.
^uijiq-ui^iou a. who speaks with politeness Or embellishments bragger.
^,upq.uili(ij a. uniform in ornaments.
i^iupq-ii/iip s. ornamcnt.
^uiirq.iu%([uii,
i^iuinj-uiu^P a. that loves ornaments,
that decks him or herself; dandy,
^uipij-iuij-lip s.

tist:

coxcomb, coquettish.
i^uipij-aiuliiini-p-liJii

affectation in

dress

love of dress;
coquettishness,

l^wrrif.iurrui7ia

l^uliii^

^mpiLni^

O. l^mpi^iiipniji

i{u,pPlr S. ^upP'iini-j:
awakened
a^uipP-funi-i/' a

iurk. inu^iTm-p.

S.

Wipfff-'hiut^uiii

il^tupP^huihuiJ'^.

\i^p[3''T,uibiuir*

Q^inpP^ini-ir,

rise

^%nf

p-triy vu. to

be sensible of; -

to

ppii.ni,a,

awakc, to

jiu'iilimpb-

Wake up with a

to

after

start; to start out of one's sleep.

^.upP-ni-Hii
unjpP-d'ufb

s.

awaking, waking; f

i,u,pliiu'iilti_,

to

ih'i,yi_,

wake

up, to sit up t ifiupP-iRili ad. wakefuUy.

^uipP-nt^i S. U,p[3-nt^*
;

ni-^Ji va. to awake,

move, to incite, to reasharpen
to revive

^uipPni.gin'iit-ir,

to raise; to

nimate

to

{l-Ji'y)' to startle out of

one's sleep; - ^#^. m-pm-p, to open
one's eyes to comprehend, to become
"aware of; - nu,[unpJ-uili to make one's
jii/bliiuph-

mouth water

S.

\i,/i,iipJ-ui^

time of awaking
*y^-"pR'"-ji['i s
alarm-clock or watch, alarum.
.

''
^wpP-ni-gli{^ S. S
^"pP'U'sl'h
awakening, who awakens or arouses;

who

excites or animates.
the awakiug.

va-

frj/.

to

adorn,

to

deck, to embellish, to fashion, to enrich, to furnish, to decorate; to enliven,

to enamel, to trim, to polish, to set off,
to stuff - n^ini^.tb to dress or tire the
head -/"/' vn to adorn or bedeck
;

one

now.

impulse, motive pulse,

mus. time ; - p/uqil- pulsation, beating of the pulse S. b/""4>

a- T'lbasilic vein

^lupn-uipk-ir,

ir.nt~

receut, new S.
ad. at present, presently,

ornaments.

s. pi.

^lapij-lia c.

^,npP^ni-jnL.!fL s.

ii2Cni-'2iu/lin *

\S,pq-l'

h-p^

s.

coquetry.
^uini^uin

^lap^l,

^nipii./.-p

yl^iupP'buif^iiiJi

ornament, finery, embellishment, preparation, furniture,

clothes
fringe
decoration
dress
toilette
attire - or -^ lrplt%lij
the
stars; iintSbni^^a aiMiuJiiiiifp Miiii^ini-1%
to adorn one's self // ^i t.. /. - i^./.^,
to arm one's self, to fly to arms.
^iupn.uif-lrif_a. embellished, adorned,
Huipif., m-cf s.

debauch, drowsy, heavy;

Uminf-nJi, a. adult, of age.

'\\

tt

ed, spruce, smari.

[rich.
%upn.u,ij,,uji_a. splendid, magnificent,
[lit vna
^uipif-uii^iuijihir
to adorn

insulation.

s.

^iiiiliflil/\ iitiruii O, ^^iMMiiilini-lP*

s.

arose and arrayed herself in all her

woman's attire - ifirmpmif ulipiuiFuifi^

separate

^u,iiincglru,i_ a. insulated,

, .

S sell; Jai^lruta^i^upi^uiplraiaL^
h'-l""i_ P"l" aiunn.nL, l^ulltitihii

l^ujp^^
,

ShG

s.

l!^uip/nL,uib-

^#/#/^i"6- S. ^uipfini-init^inpiiii/i,lr,r, ^l>

va. to

beat down, to

beat, strike, to knock, to thump; - ^to._

the
%t' to beat down, to throw on
ground , to strike down ; - ny-ini-lu'b

,,,

ao.r

gnptTni^, to strike one's head against

the wall ; - n^Y-.-i/jip to breed worms
(in the members).

strike
fi

i\^3b

^uipj'iiAiit^lrpin

admirably made,

magnificent, charmiiig.

a,</^4/>7"''' 4%7 i"*. to hit, to

tra./rtii'ffp S. ^^1^ infill ! 'liu^i-ni^i

aup

78

Q^ipi/hAia4pitF^, -u^umIi^
ful,

^lupiTuAiiair, lajjuij
,

vn. to

te collide, to strike against a rock.

wonder, to be astonished;

percussion,
striking, friction, knock, shock, conflict, blow.

raptured.

S^uj^i/ini-uilt

S^iuplini-Ui, s.

a,'"/'4"'-/""f/* a.
ful, horrible.

^luni/uAuti-np b.
^u.pinu'iiiiL.^li

miracle

dreadful timid.
Quipi.ni-pu.'b^ s
pi . horror, terror,
fright, fear, agony, trouble ; /< ^<^4n.-_
pi^'iiiu^ ithztc^j
because of fear in the
;

charming, admira-

af.

S.

S.

^iiipin.'jini.mi

^uipiT;

juipi/:ii'iiiui_

dreadful
formidable; horrible, execrable.
Q^iupi,n.-plri^

hideous

what was my surprise

tiuMiu/ii quMillriihii^ they
were all amazed qj^^i_- Aj^^ what is
there astonishing in that? - ti.itis

i^fb ilia JJib^...,

when
%tir, ni^f, va. to astonish, to frighten,
to intimidate, to afflict, to terrify, to
shake, to scare, to fright away.
^"P'^iii-plr^ni-^li^ S. $,"'(ii'<'-[il^lb

be confounded.
^nip^nL.[ini.Sh S. d^uJp^ni-pui'lip ; il^t-f^
niup^ni-piruMh O. i^'ip'^n'-flli'^j uittlr/t

b. it^iup^ni-ph-nni-aiulilri*
[i^

s-

race, stock, line

family, house, blood,

nation.
;

S^u,p>/hj%^ii.lr,ji^

charming

very

fine, genteel.
,

action; miracle^ii.pJlu'ii.aij.pyir,

h^l va. to write ad-

mirably, or wonders.
^iiipirui'iiuiijui'ti

wonderful, strange, surprising; ^ti

there is nothing
n^,%^ fi, wonderful in that; no wonder, no
marvel.
^lupi/'iujuiiiui a
of admiration ; i^i ('), a note of- (!).
,

^uipiihi^niJUii s.

admiration, astonish-

ment, surprise enchantment, stupefaction, stupor; ecstasy; wonder; f

;

be wrapped

l,pj\ugiru,% ilfbhi_, to

wonder;

f-""/,.

in

to be in raptures;

ibu I was struck with wonder,

was surprised; MjuipiTiu^un- t'''<"4<"'i iibfr jnjJ- Isaac wondered exceedingniuniiuiqiui uih-uhruMi aliUM uhrA
ly
X
wondered with great admiration.
-

4-"n-

Sl^uiiiin.i'iiuiii.npfr
lu^ a
charming
admirable wonder-working -^
s.
miracles, wonders, prodigies.
S,uipii'ii''iii"fnpifirir, tj[i
to do
va
admirably
to perform miracles or
wonders.
^,upinJb,ui.npfrni-P[iJii s. wonderful

admirable

pii^

^.up'ini.pfj; k-^uj, vn. to be frightened terrified , to dread, to be much

afraid, to tremble, to be alarmed ; to

^upiT,

i^uipi/iil/iir^li

be en-

astonish, to amaze // - nirpaiilrij to

strike with amazement; npuifial! - liiu^

night.

II

to

wonder,
- -#
luitfuL-tOT ^uiilujpliij i^q- w t'"LJ to be
astonished or amazed, to be struck
with admiration, to wonder, to marvel;
[i
u uih-h-^ lpl3-h-f_2 llut^nM-^u/bh-j tO
^uipiTu/ii^

astonishing; fright-

S^iupifni-pu.liiii'ii a.

admire, to

ble, excellent.

^ujnl^mhh-ir*

i^uin/^/tt-uii/iilrif b.

wonder-

surprising.

ways

-qij/hlriui_a. vd
,

very

SBveral

admirable

^uipd'uitfiii-giJiiUir,

va. to asto-

ni-g[i

be seized with

nish, to surprise, to

admiration.

[ing.

surprising, astonishyliunuini-nj^ani-auihyj*t neap VCl. tO

mislead, to lead astray, to turn, to
take a person out of his way.
^lupiiiiji-iji a. misled, led astray:
anomalous, heteroclitical - q-'iiiai_, gV
^lupiTiuijni-gfi^a.

wonderful, surprising, excellent.

^u,pirn/i,iu^n%ni.p-iiii, s. varlcty or
admirable beauty, magnificence.
^piruj%iuili a. admirable, astonishing, surprising, miraculous, wonderful, bewitching, incredible, extraordinary, excellent; -.p *. wonder; miracle
admiration ; -^ iuiAni-i_ niif>
to be
astonished.
;

[S-uiIiui/j uihliuIipiO,
tiirij

Ifiupuim^iipu'l^aM.^

to seduce, to pervert.

k^ty vn. to be led

astray, to lose one's way, to deviate,
to turn aside; to lose one's self.
^iiipiani-iini^3L s. goiug astray, wanQ^iuprnm-iipir ,

dering

deviation,

anomaly ;

^lapou

uiumirniuj
s. hot,

digression; ast.
aberration*
,

germander.

;,;

79
^1,1-u,^

u/j

s.

child,

blood,
infant; descendants, descent, genera,

tion, posterity.

i5on,

[forth children.

^i>L.ujliuni.,jpit/rir,

Irjl,

bring

to

-ua.

a*fu.
diversion, sport, pas timey>,pouni-jjuAlrif, ni-gli VU. tO diVBrt, tO
recreate, to make joyful, to relax.
^fioiini.i/Ls.

Sl^iu,-,li,uuhpni.p[,^i, s.

act of propagating, generation, production, [dren.

^,.4u.ut^' o. that loves his chilS,""-/^!^' 1'3 s. joke, jest; farce.
'

entertaining, amusing, diverting.

sensibly; sensually;
materially; openly.
^t-iig. a. sensible, perceptible, palpable -p
the senses
intellectual
faculties
/%^ -</ i^ni.i_, to abandon
one's self to passions - ad, really,
a.

Hii.j^,iu(^i, ad.

saffron

^lutiipu.'i, s.

^pi/.,^,%^

occupation

motion

S. '^^i^nu,/:

occupied, busy.

Jipu<^</.4.?# a.

truly.

intrigue, affair, traific

distraction
,

s.

eTagation

care-

'

intriguing, that meddles

intrigues fond of play or
trifles (child).
^p.u:l.uiiti> a.

with

many

va. to intrigue

to occupy, to
distract, to busy.
;

amuse;

to

ted or agitated.
.

S/-"'z.""'

"

very occupied,

busy, engaged.
Jip/uz/no/s/iii
^fLouuiltutil,

to

uruiijt

to take

occupa-

l^fLotluJ/tnt/',

umuj O.

some relaxation,

unbend one's mind.

I)'/...Srt.,7/. s. infection
s-ensibility :
act of dressing.
^j-uiii', uijl, vna. to feel, to be sensible
of, to hear, to have a glimpse of, to
learn, to know; to scent; -j,;n.u,2u,j.njii,
to foresee
u/iiJipi
[uhluij
to come to one's senses, to recover
[lyone's wits.
9.fy"'p"'P ad. sensibly^ intellectualHt-'^f'Ji/l'p/i a. that has lost all sensation or sentiment, insensible.
S,i-'yi/iu/b a. sensitive; sensible;
sensual; discreet, vigilant; -^
the
sensible things; the beasts, brutes the
senses.
senil<i.,^f,^ui'iin,.p-l,L.% s. sensuality
[te.
sation ; sensibility.
;

s.

S.fyjialil'j ili'T'l'if vn. to

diversion, relaxation,
refreshment,recreation, pastime, sport,
amusement, toy occupation, distraction, care; pleasure; trouble, agitation,
flutter of spirit
water, torrent, the
ebb and flow - S-n^t. waves, fluctuation, storm; -p5 watering places,
well watered pleasure -grounds or gardens,lake scenery; ~ puipiu/i,^, irrigated
uplands; - ^nilimu^, pleasant valleys;
- '"^ij proud or haughty glance.
^pouiaal^p a. that loves amusement or
pleasures.
[or pleasure.
^ii.ouii,u[,pai_pJ, s. love of diversions
UpoiiuM.p^

^piMiifni-Uii s.

tion; distraction.
JJpoiAo.-j";

tojbe occupied or busy, employed in

doing something to intrigue, to be
embarrassed, to meddle to be distrac2p""i4"'"

to be infected to fly into a passion

to clothe, or to dress one's self.

il^potiutant^qujlilrir, ^pauls-jjnt^nmjilril' S.

eompassiona-

Q^i-iyiuu/ku ad. sensibly.

sensual, carnal.
sonsuality.
^ii-.ujuipia'i,
i/.j s. the five senses or
wits, senses, sensorium, seat of sense
a. sensible; - lrpliu,^l,mujli or i,,nikih,ug
the eyes; ^uibTCiu^jy Juitu^ lii/uiamfr^
D^>fiyu,ui^l, a.

*^^u;iuja[,pni-[3-l,i^, s.
,

iiatellect,

mind, understanding; -

!lj.,ufu,i-ni>

^fiyp'

a.

sensible
rational
a
sensitive sensible.
.

^j.,yiii.p[i--'ii s
sensation
sense
reason, understanding; ^ - 'j^"7.. to
recover, to recover one's senses; /Aq.
-pirmiip. lu'liliu.'liku to come under the
senses
to stand to reason ; - ian.'i,lri_,
,nu,i_, p.lrp!ri_ft -, to iuform, to advise ;
- ,i,ii.%ni-u [i -p-fru,"!, ipiirij to pBrceive,
to be sensible of -:p the senses.
3f^./ntA a. sensitive, that has the
faculty of feeling; lively, brisk; witty,
intelligent, judicious -^ the senses.
3f <;nA//;io'i' a. sensual, carnal.
.

qpou-y vTi. to divert one's

self, to make merry, to relax one's
self, to unbend one's mind, to take
some diversion, to recreate one's self;
to play, to amuse one's self; to refresh
^p.ou'iini-ir,

one's self; - {tHnaiij jiaijoij-,,), to be

dissipated, to get heedless.

^//./.

[intellective.

the heart.

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30
^j-iya.

[ij

belch, eructation, ris-

s.

ing (of the stomach).

well, with taste ; iTiupJliii to incarnate, to take on himself human nature;

,

- iiu,fiif.aii,nt-p[it^M to clothe one's self

with justice to do good works Mpmn-a
,

to

up

eruct, to belch; to vomit, to throw

to blow, to fetch one's breath ;

to soil, to dirty, to daub one's

cast one's self in the mire.

p-h.u't,,

self, to

S?-"//"-"'-/^/"-^

bclch,

'^fr'yn.ni-'Jh S.

'

eructation; vomiting; eruption; - .^_

to eruct, to belch.
^fiuiiu,
/y a. vigilant, discreet;
clever, alert
sober, moderate wise,
prudent; honest; - u.nihi_, to warn,
to admonish
to apprize of, to give
notice - ip,hi_, to perceive.

-, to clothe one's self with

glory and honour; ^pm-P-lic^ -, to
clothe one's self with strength, to
gather strength - nuiiuuililrp m-pni^
to assume the appearance of another
hi. K^u/in/ii.

person, to resemble.

iu,iiiri_,

vn. to awake, to
to one's senses; to repent, to
reflect; to restrain one's self; to cory!.tf.uiuiui%iMr, uitfuij

come

rect, to disabuse, to undeceive one's

self, to recover one's wits.
i^j.usa,u,ulr[i a. sober, honest, moderate; philosopher.
St^""'/"'""/'^"'-/^/"-*' * sobriety; philosophy.
il^1-ujiimu,jni_jjui'i,frir

"-j/>

VO.

to

awake,

to lead back, to recall, to

correct, to undeceive, to disabuse, to
put out of conceit, to teach wisdom.
^/.uiuuin^p^liL^, s. recovery of senses,
return to sense, amendment; wisdom,
prudence; sobriety, chastity; watchfulness, watching; -P^lruiJi- ad. soberly;
- /' lilciitlinn-pu abstemiousness - .^_
inu.i/,
readiness of wit, presence of
mmd tf-imuiiuii^, q^uij^ b - to recover
,

one's
one's

Q^i-hum

ni-3

^_3 s.

ment, clothes; dress, to

opfruij

dress, robe, gar>

to

make

a dress for one ; - uiJl/o^

every day clothes - ^ipuui_
;

wedding garb widow's weeds; uhiui- -^

"Ilk uitf

"-''%

jopl'ttl^L.

lUjpnt-P-kulu

vniiiiutt^huiliu/i,

-^

dress coat;

regimentals

i,uiuui^

in plain or

private clothes;
- lut-uitjuAlfi,, baptismal grace; 6 i".u/u_
litu'b -,
towel, napkin; -""/*, boot,

piMii^uijj

undressed, disrobJlrp^ [ -m-^

clothesed, naked; q.u,pu/i, -m-jj
press S. ^u/li^lrp^ S,lri- ^luuiJhijfMu'b,

shoe

[manteau.
clothes-peg; portQ^j.huu,ujuiiu[inip a. clothed, dressed;
as a dress, that serves to clothe one's
self with; surrounded, covered with
a dress.
W.pkir, etc.

y?-t</.#i4ui^.

ifinuju.I^P

ujipu,^

array one's self

s.

loving to

in finery.

S,kainuji,l,pni-(3-[it-%

J.

loVO

Of fine

clothes, of dressing showily, dandyism.

<

come to
to be cured (of)
uiith/^l - S. i^^-"'""""-

or one's wits, to

self,

self again

weaned (from)

nnt^aittliklF

^n-k-ant-auAiktl''

[5.

\frt.hilifiutL.npliiI'i

pk-ntui O.

l^r^k'Jini.i/'*

^ii-k.[,ii

s.

bad dress

little coat,

small garment.

S.Rj
Q^H-ui^n^Oh

s.

[vice.

sensation, feeling; ad-

ii,f"3'"-g'"'i'tJ',

"t-gli

warn, to

va. to

advise, to notify, to instruct, to inform,

to

announce.
a. wearable.

down, to
down,
.jj.kui'biruj^ ^u/ ^.tti f,
to overturn
Jl,2i u/i,^, the devil had thrown him in
*i^1.h,'i,kir,

htif,

va. to fling

throw on the ground,

to beat

the midst.

clothes, garments.
^ff-tfeni../', q-tjiui vna. to clothe, to
dress one's self, to put on one's
back to put on to wear to put
on clothes - '^.nl.^kp.i u^nj to put

^i.kjn,.p^l,^b, S,i-hjni-SL s. dressing

or robing one's se\i iihipUiin/ if^k-^inuJp,
clothing himself in flesh.
^{.tjjni-ju/i.k-ir, ni-j[, va. to clothe, to
dress, to put a dress on any one; to
furnish with clothes, to adorn ; tpt

on mourning - '^.u'l.q.kpi,, n.-p,ulu,i^_

p-L-u/i,, to put on garments of glad-

jniL-j/u/iii^

^j-lr'i.jf
'

^ti'^'ite

P^-

ness;,

lyi

IJjt-^^jl'

"^C

tfl-lrtllli

I^MiiliUin^

man shall not put on the garments of

woman putp^n^ i^h%i. he dresses
;

if God SO clothe the grass of

the field.
li^i-jntj^^a. that robes or dresses.
^n-ifttj" ^/Ai.0.^ ITU. to inebriate, to
,

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81
get tipsy; to

the head as wine

fly to

does.

9.\sM

preservative.
provident, circumspect, considerate; exact, just, puncJi?-"'-if"j"'-j/'i a.

iKt"'-zi"'-"p

^^i,Ma,r, iM,j[, vn. to walk, to take a

walk, a turn, to walk out - //
#f^
;

'"'^'t-iuj

/.

the roofs,
b-nili.u'/j

to

walk upon
in the garden;c%7- t^^p
wander along the sea shore.
pnt.pu,u,ia%[,

to

iitV^_^ ?5"-^^J n sly , circumspect,

considerate, guarded, wary; sure, safe,
secure ; - ^At^, ^.^ g ^fc^,/i,r-

place of safety.
ad silly
cautiously
prudently.
S,t'"-i^"l-^P' a. very or more circumspect
very strict rigorous
more
sure larLi/li^^^ qij^i^[iu/t lir/^#/y4// /'
uii/p^ni-P-t-iiAjj "iin^u,
you shall cause
the children of Israel to avoid their
uncleanness.
^^n,-^ll, a. hurtful, to be abstained
from or avoided; important, imposing,
considerable; cautious, circumspect;

^OT

'

%f.ni.^upu,fi

certain, secure, sure.

that renders cautious;

a.

S,i-"'-zs"i

S,f a i-2i" '-"[]

ascetic life.
y^nt.2u.4//t.j a. cautious, circumiihu/iip,

spect; smart, open-eyed.

9i,t'"-i"'i""ir,

utjuij

sober,

ad.

with circumspection,

strictly, punctually.

V^t"'-i^'U"h'"'' n. that
in safe custody.

conserves or

S.t'"-z^'-P^["-'i' s. sliness, precaution,

circumspection, consideration, guard,
watch, attention, measure, constraint,
preservation, management, heed, admonition, defence; discretion exactitude, accuracy, punctuality; foresight;
reserve; diet; sobriety; ^'i-A-^/- -Rt
to heed, to assure; ^it^S-zj^//,,-, to set
a bar to the sea, to put a dyke - m,/y_,
to~ prohibit, to forbid; - /. Iihpuilipn^
diet, regime; j-n-Lui^umlr,. - .foresight;
- hifhiui^iiriu ifnp tiiy'ii luniiiujf,, hc havlug
divined his thoughts; -p-lr,uirp. ad.
.

9.1-p'f-irir, irjj[, vu. to provoke, to

incite, to excite, to irritate, to incense-

%'7 vn. to grow angry,

become incensed, provoked, exas-

^Xti'f^l"'''

be avoided;
sober, moderate; -

S^ni.u>4/^, a. hurtful; to

S.

politic;

keeps

that announces, warns.

l[l/iiqi,l_,

sly,

wary, mature.

y.?-"'-*-""-

'"a a-

scrupulous

tual,

moderate
slily

to

perated, to chafe at.

^l-o%, /ly a. wise, learned, skilful
sober, discreet, prudent; tame, famigentle.

liar,

vn. to take care,

^if.o'lliuJliiil
a
gOOd
well-behaved, peaceful, quiet, affable,
courteous.
[to grow familiar.

yi^q.o'lMiiip.utpni

to provide one's self, to watch, to superintend, to look after, to be cautious,

to defend one's self, to mistrust
to
evade, to fly, to keep, to stand out of
;

the way; to manage with economy to

abate, to secure one's self, to observe,
to parry, to consider, to reserve to
one's self, to act up to one's dignity,
- ."i^p# to take care of
to retain
one's self, to be on one's guard; -jui_
it-"i2_; to await the future
- ^u,e,iri_, ;

to diet - qnmu /-_

pnt-^ [ liiiiiinl, to put in irons, to lay
by the heels; - /. ^u,.iuj, to get out
[i

lihpuilin^

to fast

of the way.

^if-o'iiu/tiiuMr, utjuii

va.io Tcndor
wise to tame, to subdue, to humanize.
^f.o'i.ni-P^l.ti, s. wisdom, maturity,
;

good sense, good jiTdgment; mildness,

gentleness, benignity, affability; -,
the Book of AVisdom and
'yi'c.e -P-k
the Proverbs of Solomon ; ulit^pt'
-p-huhi Irplilii-i S^"""*
the fear of
the Lord is the beginning of wisdom.
^iru,^, s. damage, loss, prejudice;
,

'^-

to forewarn, to preserve
to guard one's tongue, to

lii-[-

damage,

to injure.
to go out, to free
one's self, to set one's self at liberty.
lun^.y-fj to

gt/,
cautious, wary, circumspect, prudent n^ - inconsiderate, unwary, negligent.

Hp.tpu.'ii

ni-tjli

^t-iu/iiirj; qirii, vn.

2f"-^f"j"t

caution

become wise;

vn. to

*^f.,!iujn>-ijui'i.irj;

keep the tongue between the

teeth.

Ji/f4 s.

etc. S. a*^.^' etc.

advice, news.

^Irlin--ju,'blrj;

announce,

to

nt-jf

declare

Wam,

Va. to
,

to

notify,

learn, to instruct, to inform

(uiuL. to foretell.

to

to

- lfu%^

^fe^otj^^ a. s. declarative
alg. arith. exponent, index.

declarer;

S.hX

declaration, notification, warning, advice.

^ir,i,./i,[r, -ity vn. to flock together,

82

ubir
^h^ip-nL-juAik^ a. fallacious, deceif-

^tr^m-i/ni-ill s.

ful.

abound, to overabound, to flow, to

to

inundate, to overflow, to purge, to run

over, to gush out; to diffuse itself, to
spread itself; to rush upon one, to
assault S. ^fryni-iA
JJa-^/u
/y a. intemperate, lewd,
debauched, luxurious, dissolute, spoil;

ed

slippery, lubricous, incons-tant,

voluble; frail, weak; -^ ti a*u/'fcu,<;^,^4.p
"hnpiu his ways are dissolute.
^ir,i[uj<i.npitn.^p-l,^'bs. licentiousness,
;

luxury, wantonness.
^l^,Ju.itj a. brimful, heaped up,
overloaded.

plenty, abundance,
up va. to shed, to pour out,
- -'/% ( jn^ )
to fill up

Q^/riiau,uir s.
^t-,inM-i/;

to

spill

proach redundantly, to be verbose; p.uinn,^,r

iruiup qyiilT,ui_ i,frnn,-i_, to laugh immo-

il^M,p,f.u,uilr!nijp-lii^:b

derately
u,jp.['L

ifUniluit-

iflriini-l^

to

the people

ifuiJI/liuji'li

crowded around

him.
tr-uy Vn. S. HIt'IuAIiiT; to be filled with joy; 6-n^. to be at the flood - ^//i^ /i
jnu-^nj
to slip one's memory, to forget ;- ^n./iu/ZJi r to embrace, to clasp
to one's bosom; ifh^uji. ujipm "impui,
^Irtini-J',

/.A^/,t./?A-/</p

^h-ifluui'ii^ s. pi.

his heart swelled with emotion, over-

^Lijuuiukp

flowed, outpoured itself.

^y,inL.m, s. afiiuence , abundance
exuberance breaking out, overflowing, defluxion; shedding, effusion; jet,
transport,
eruption; - [u'i'ri.m.p^k-u/ii
rapture; - ^npC,,u^ fullness or abundance of grace - //im/i overflowing,
largeness of
effusion
outpouring
heart - ^,,,u.^u/j overiBowing or inundation.
J^i/jrnt'Si a. heaped, brimful, redun^utnKrni^i tt-
dant ; [S-utP-uiniii^M

habitual debauch.
debauched, le^rA.

a.

^biiluhJ-, tj/.

^h-ih^lJ-, Ir^u., vn. to

one's self to luxury, excess,

abandon

debauch, to be dissolute to be intemperate, licentious, prodigal, extravagant; - Jj f-l!i--n2j to drink hard, to

gormandize /uim irnin/tn.-P-ir.a'i.'b pu/_
i[jutMt iTn I- i^b- gluts' tju/ii r^ Inn iliMtpJni^q
they
f
ran greedily after the error of Balaam
for reward.
3^lriif,n^l3-[,iJi
S,l^,ilunL.!/u s. intemperance, orgies, debauch, luxury, excess,
extravagance, extremity, depravation,
;

lust, licentiousness.

dissolute, incontinent,
debauched; spoiled;
careless, neglected, indolent, sluggish
s. negligence,
carelessne.ss
inattention ad negligently.
^ti/Jt,

f,^

pressed down, shaken together and

running over.
m-^fr VU.

^k-ifni-^u/hlTJ',

a.

wanton,

free,

tO heap, tO

overflow.
a. elliptical.

^ir.li.uli.u'i,

destroying, injurious;
badly done, wicked.
[perverse.
S./r-ip^iuifu.t.u^^ (I. corrupted, spoiled,
^t-,lp^tui.n[,ft a.

R^'iJrj; k-^p va. to restrain, to retrench

to contract; to throw into
the shade, to eclipse, to darken, to obscure, to cloud; ccwj. to discount, to cash.
^triiini^Uh s. ellipsis; com. discount;
,

b-hijnL.iiu/hhJ', n,.tjl. vci. to Spoil, to ruiii

abuse, to deceive, to delude, to

seduce, to beguile; to rob, to steal, to
ravish tfhi^hrtr an.ututuii-nnu i^nIi%ltL.a )
to corrupt judges.
,

^k,^ufi,l,j;

i,..,}

9,ir,,h[..r.

or

fr.,

be spoiled, ruined; to be
abused, corrupted to make a bad use
irhjuif vn. to

of,

to

misuse;-

li^u,u%nt.p^LujJ\^i

to

abuse one's power.

^ir.jP^dinn^pJ,

madness,

montal aberration,

i^i^b

s.

debauchery

corruption, depravadisorder.

bills.

s.

to

be smitten with remorse

tuiM^iu^iJi^ txtlil(tuti[ii

nt-tJh^
I'l^b

ni^ih^ M^J^

utinutyut-ui'liniit

[i

^U'lj

i^tui.

Im

it'iilri_

Jfjinu

'^ujpfiii/jtft^t ft

phij^ijftfrft

tO rC-

pent, to afflict one's conscience; / iiitlru ~ p.lr[,iri_, to oauso to ropont, to

reform

npuiftuf,'

shall repent

folly.

^t.ifrn,.pi,Li,

tion,

s.

discount

regret, compunction,
penitence; remorse; a. repentant,
contrite; - ip'ki_ tHmu^ ncpn--^
to
scruple; to have qualms of conscience,
Rfr'fiL.

to

u,ii%lrij to

to place in safety.

liu-igf,

^Jt^,

how we

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185
have pity or compassion to free from danger.
Rt^ ^lr'b,^^pitn..p^l,^r. S. g4 etc.
ftti/frf^tiTyM, to

iltl,lr,a.rad. triennially,

^t/biuh-nj, [,j a. sacrificed,

immolated.

same

the

Pf- as,

Ji*"/'/*

three years,
as, as well

as, like.

^Wti.u^aip a, hurtful, pernicious.

^lAiuAl.ir, jiib.y vnp. to be sacrificed

or immolated.
^^%<i>^/u>%

house
Eood.

mj

altar

shambles, slaughterthe Cross, the Holy

s.

exempt, frank, free safe,

deliverance, safety; - luii^.t^u
S. ^hpif,juh,r\ - ii,i^, ij/hbi^ to be secure from, sheltered from, exempt
gfr/riy a.

sure;

from

liiu^ni.ij,u'i,hu to

j^A-^,6u,it</', tty va.

carry
iJfrir^/.

t,uj

s.

victim, that

is

ready

va. to slaughter, to kill

immolate, to sacrifice.
S^ir'hnUiii
s
act of slaughtering

to take

detach

to

to

away, to
strip

to

despoil, to rob.

to

^kn-iiiini.[3^l,Ljb

and

be freed, delivered, to escape,

one's escape, to disengage
one's self, to save one's self, to run
away, to detach one's self to slip off,

vn. to

victim, sacrifice.

make

s.

tossing, tide,

ebb

flow.

away

to slide

jiuiuniipiL.p^l,Ji,

to

be

cured; - / fuun-iupi^ { ujn to pass

from darkness to light ;- j"i/n^iA/y
to be widowed
deprived of one's
husband.
,

Jit.,u.r,

to

off

be sacrificed; immolation.
^//iini-ir, %l,

to

shelter, to se-

cure, to screen; to exempt, to free,

to dispense from.

^kilrin^P[.Ji, S. ^-.4.

to

*.

swarm;

i"j/>

or

""j-^y vn. to

to crawl;

creep

to burn,

b,i.u,i_,

to be fervid; - j>u%lini-P-lriu,rp

burn
with concupiscence; jiui/ti</'fc nhn^m^
np tjhn.iiijgyh [ i/fcyruy t^^^/i frOm all
creeping things that creep upon the
,

to

esrth.
^lrn^mliu!b o. Creeping.
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; acquatic insects; a. creeping,

crawling.
S^i-uni-ptu s. arabian wolf, hyena.
Ukuilr^ s. place, spot ; a. placed, arranged; assured, firm; - u,n^i.i_, to
place one's self, to put one's self, to
stop, to stand still, to halt.
^k-int-riu/iiiuj', ui^iuj vu- to bo placod,
established.
^IrtntriitriPt

k-Qh

ii^frtrth-ftfrani-qia'irfi-l/'f

t.j/. va. to place, to deposit, to put, to

establish, to dispose, to plant, to in-

^li-pirnc-j;

dispossess, to

&[, va. to

carry away; to snatch, to

deprave, to -ravish, to pull off; - wn. to
free one's self, to get rid of, to have
ricourse to, to escape to, to take restrip,

to

fuge.

deliverance, liberation,
stripping off, spoihng, divesting; - i-il'j decease, death.
^hpfrncjiu'iihiT, gl va. to deliver, to
free, to save, to undo, to disengage,
to liberate, to preserve, to get out
- /i </;u4n<_ i/ujpuitaiji to reprieve from
capital punishment, from death.
S>,k-[iirni-^[,^a. s. deliverer, rescuer.
gt^.6^/7i.aa s.

freedom

*^t._y
knee.
^tt.u

s.

s.

square; -

t-plfiuPl,

iron

Jupiter

^hi^l.i-n.,

;
S. [i,iiatj}a^ .
JJt^^.i.n nu , [ig s. zcphyr;

the gentle %\i^ilitjpiup

-, refreshing breeze; S. "^^-fi.
.^uji^pui*nihi^~~

procure a situation or place

2^'"-'"*;^ s.fl. oppression, vexation,

vexatious measures; nausea, disgust,

^/rmt-fJuT, nt^ii'y vn. to place one's

to install or settle or establish

aversion, loathing, rising of the stomach; horror, detestation, abomina[detestable, hateful.

tion,
Sjoi-fr^f a. disgusting, abominable,
g^/K-ti/", Ir^J, vn. to disgust, to vex,
to persecute, to importune ; to revile,

stall,

to

for.

self,

one's self; to find a situation, to obtain or find a place

s. placing, settlement, installation; disposition, arrangement, order-

uniSii

ing.

to abuse, to outrage.
^qnt-jtiT,

i.t-3"ii

vn. to

be disgusted,

!;,;

tired, to hate, to abhor, to

to detest.
^4% ^%ni.j or ^j
,

abominate,

arm, weapon

s.

armament, armour, munition, harness

4/A -% woman, female;- A-t. iiutpii-,
armour, arming; - [i ikn.l!h, in arms;
armed, arms in the hands i/lHini. qo_
^/7i./?t.,/p
with arras
by main
,

strength

arms

- kff^u ^^ carry, to bear

^im/, nii^uMjiuiJ, n.uirLiita/,

,;

84
Q,Vh
what do you want of me ? ^i* k qb
what is the motive for which? why?
what is it ? why then ? qlJ^J^ ^/. ju,[,Itlj,u.
Irlibp y'T' bow happens it that you
are returned before sun-down ? .^ t^
if^njP- 1 what does it matter to you ?
y/r 4- nfiq-hiuli
what do you want my
son? qll'int. how! how much! qp .?/_
q-ni-P hu how cruel you are! ^li p.iup[,
liu,,r,il' ^uiftrfni-^, how good and how
,

pleasant!

buckle on
one's armour, to take up arms, to arm
one's self; - </ii<7j_^ ^^^^/^^.r, to bear
arms against; [, - ,^//i_t_, to put under
Jiun.[,i_,

to

arms

pu.j

/.

to arms, to

fly

p^n,/r,L.i_ ^-,/

to lay

down

one's arms 4^.,./;'? ii'tinj -u license

to shoot 4^,p,^/ -^ ( 4^,^4^i^ ) fire
,

arms, guns, muskets, rifles 4..f/,t. -^

uot/A), side arms, weapons,
;

(./n_uA-^/

edge ^-n.i-.^ /, - in- [, nuipij.

armed from head to foot .^/.'iv ^,^,<j
^/i,...-y
one's first passage in arms
Myp ii.%nu, man at arms; ,q^ kbi'P' b
cutting,

a nation inured to
,ip,L.jj
-! f -! to arms! - /. -Ihp] ju,n.u,2_\ - [, il-yp
carry, present,

i,l,u,i,ufii.u

war;

/-

ready - ^_
ikp - ""-k^ - /' Jikn.u support arms
uiMiuhiu/iiiri^tljflin,-^
to put to the sword;

ground arms

//aJ^r

[,

9,b"'ct "'' how, of what sort, in what

manner, according to; what? how?
why? for what reason? int. how! how

much! - n.J-ni-mp\,% k\ how difficult it

is!-i, j-'fc s. condition, quality, how,
the why, the Avherefore q-lnnti^ ^t,
lu.n/bu.pil,
to know the why and the
wherefore of every thing.
;

^f u.pq.lrap

ad.

it? - <Iltm^n%

pened

what ? how? what is

what has hap-

/r/^frt.?

Peter?

[pleasure.
one's will or
^^.^>. s. hammer-headed shark.
HbL^- WHS. first string; treble voice,
to

3,b"'("t-"'-"ii^"'

^^

'"'

soprano.

regret, grief;

9.b'i^s.

gret, I repent

- 'Jyb-

reproach myself, I

/.W, I re-

l^

l^-^

I bitterly

am very

sorry;

S.

S/'

a truce; uuii,ir,n'i,_^ ^m^u^-j -i [i_phu,'ii^,

the arms of the brave decide the
limits of their power.
S.k'i'i^'likj a. that abandons, throws
away his arms, fugitive; - {u.luaMny,,,/

''/'

'

Sf

'I-

'pp'^

cony',

lest, for

fear that, that never.

g/,>yu,y.n^d-

u/y

s.

armourer.

*jJl,'iiui,f.npitni.p^lii^ s.

trade of

making

arms; arming, armament.

a/'iIMUJIJ-IU.
a/A. 'n.MittT.uinwJt-ltii
ft"-p

'

iiiiuu to throw down one's arms and

flee - ^ii^, to lay down one's arms
,
to unarm, to surrender; - u,,ii,k-u to

armistice, truce
truce.

unarm,

invested, furnished with arms; - [p-lri_,

to arm one's self, to take, to bear arms.
^^uiifMupulij; trjuij vn. to arm one's

to disarm.

' disarming.
splendidly armed, well
mailed; - J-n,in,lhi_, to riunite wellarmed troops or persons.

gt*cM4j"'-/?/"-'*'
^k'iii<iiu,l,p a.

li^liifpLtut^,

ii^'^/'//',

^^'fcj^izif/',

l^iriiif.tti%

B. S'^p'"?,' 6tc.

to

remove ;

qiuiToP-

to

throw

sense of shame, to become immodest.

off all

conj. for,

to the

because, in order that,

end that; that;

^/Z"

ad.

what?

what thing? why? for what reason ?

.pn what do you want, or

^i"i/ ["fti.

to
a.

a/'*""??-^

put on arms.
a/A. ,^h
s. a/*'

make

armed.

self, to

\i^yhutqrj^huui[itr

fe.

iqtunn.

iiJ/liMMiqitirin.hir*

fencer; S. a/A</"mY<-^
- wn^iirij to fence nL.uiw.j[,^-[,
fencing-master; Tuipqu.piu'i, -[, fencingil[Au,/,ju,q^ s.

^i4.W//.^.r, A-j/f va. to throw, to

thrust, to cast far from one to drive

away,

s,b'''""is"p^

i.%lr^,

/?/.<-%;

school.
^lfiiMuluii,,inL.ppi^i s.

fencing.

^[H'wlibp ir'"s * ^1^^* carries arms

squire; soldier, swordsman; officer.

S,b'^"'ib3

"

companion (in arms),

fellow-soldier, comrade.
^f/bui^pni-Plit^, $

arms, armament.

the carrying of

aha

815

^liiuilijliT, tju/y vn. to fight

to

accompany

arms

in battle.

accompanying

^[Auifijfni-Pl.iJi s.

war;

oppose

together,

p-^uilio^

arm

to

i^[!iiiii^uii/i!.u,i,jirun_il-'ji[,ir,

a[ness.

S.l't'-u'i'i'cliir,

with a weapon.

armed combatant.
armed warfare.

S,p'""fi"[fn[ili a.

,j

of arms.

[S.

Q^piMn^upJ-

[rj/

3/.'///./....^,

^[.'i,iu4u,2k',un.

_juV//y

which ? what ? ad.

9d''''t. * ^^
how? why? pr. ad. that, which, what;

etc.

"^

a.

u,^ s.

gunsmith ;

armourer ;

upui-jlfiini.^

peace at

desirinn'

^l!t,u,,-n[,

4/""_

etc.

gathering the arms of

the fallen.
J^/AA-./", A-j/f va. to arm, to provide
with arms, to man, to equip; to provide

with, to fortify.
to take

^p,i_k'''<

t-j-y vn. to

J^/.%/.//',

arm

up arms, to oppose

one's self,
to provide

one's self with.

^^^/j,

lu!) s.

enlistment;

/,^/^^.i..r-

^p.nt-niiiiliuiti

a.

enlisting.

military, soldierly,

soldier; - uipni.hu,

soldier-like; s.

tactics.
s.

^l^,n..npuililj
[,j;

my

comrades,

^[^nt-nfiu/iiu-ir,

fellow-soldier;

-f-

my brothers inarms.
'"j'^y vn.

^lliint-npujuil^u

^fbni-nplruil_

how can

Irlihiitrgl,

be

it

nature, sub?

what can

vain,' frivolous;

a. futile,

[how?

ad. capriciously.
9.l^'ij-d'"l'

.what? in v;hat manner?

J>/Ai"//'"44*'arf. capriciously,conceit-

edly.
9j>i>:_^'ib"'"'-Pl"^'

caprice, -whim,

s.

humour, fantasy /> liunni ufii^l^'

own
-p^truj"!. phplu to follow one's

freak,

caprice or fancy; p^n,in--i_iin^ [< k""'"

-piriJu, to leave one to his
ways or caprices.
^l,9.1.njb a. lower, sunk.

u/i,Ap,

^I2^\u,'i, a.

mild,

humble, conde-

scending, complaisant.
self, to'rolent,

to yield, to cool, to

military
[militant.

thO ollUrch

^Ji!ini^nnh-ir, A'j/ pfj/hnt-nphuni-^ujlilrirf

maintain soldiers
to exercise in the art of war; to arm.
^[ini-nplnr, k^uij vp. to tako up arms,
to
to fly to arms, to arm one's self
ni-q[i va. to enlist,

one's

barracks.
ad. in a

manner.

s.

to be a sol-

dier, to turn soldier.

^[fiint-npufiin^ s.

be

^irii^Mikii'

zinc.

s.

kp'< kn'-Hy

stance, state of a thing.

^["i.^^.lP'i,^ a. s. how
it

militia-man, warrior,
soldier;,/'P^<fe<-t-' in a military manner;
- unuliiuliui':! private or common solfoot-soldier ; 44-.
dier; 4t.i-<_u4
ithui,-, horse-soldier, [like a soldier.
^[!i,nu.niii!,p.,up ad. in a military way,
y^!t,nt-npu.ifpn,-P-liiii 5. conscriptiou,
^[,'bni.ni,

sword-

all price-

etc. S. ^[/iiii^ni,

Ji/Auij.,u,^ a.

lilrpItanL^

avoiding, abhorring

0.

Q,piiMiii>ku,ji

llMiiU
/[tuiF utpfinnt^
what
eat,
or
shall
what
ye
nt^aa"^-^
ye shall drink, what ye shall put on y,- l.jk whatever, whichever; - h /*<J ?
what does it matter? - li-Jl^'i what do
you like? - [u'u^pk.^ ? what are you
seeking ? - ,u,iiu^u,t^ ? why ? for what
cause? --opl^i.iili'i in what manner?
- .uul.jh'i.'i what will they say? - p-ij
what ? - p,^,un:iilTi_kp fr- Iru n^,up,upjt ?
what is that which I ought to have
done and have not done ? - //< ?
what ? what then ?

cutler.

war,

that fences, fencer;

^[^i,auiiA,u,ku,'iip s. sheath, scabbard.
^l^,,,.ihiii s. corporal.
,

arsenal, magazine

s.

Q,l!%iiiiniip,,^[3-[,Ji, s.
^[fiiu/itnjj

up the profession of

Irp^h-^ ^iltni^npli^^ jii-pnil^

'ip

struck by love, or sadhjMj vn. to be wounded

a.

il[,'iii'i,P

to take

who goeth a warfare any

time at his own charges ? ip f.n^ jli^
ttnt^tipjialiu unuou atf-h-itk-nhb alilint-npnt-^
/S/ztii
that thou by them mightest
war a good warfare.
^!hnL.npnL.p-li,^, s. militia, arms, profession of war; army; armament; tactics soldiership; iruiu/blrij 'tcl'Ll' ~' *"
^ph^nutlliuij
i^li^iupP^Mnj
enlist
u/b,rujpilhnLi
choir, or host of angels.

in

alliance.

gainst, to rebel.

to

to

grow

tranquil,

comply; to acqui-

esce, to listen, to condescend, to conbecome extinct; - jum-ui^lfii

^,^,upRn,-PI/i,k'i' to lose one's cheer-

nive; to

fulness ; - ju^iy.^'i.u to be moved by

entreaties, to acquiesce in, to comply
with, to yield to fbti^'i'kp muiliun- trp_
,

Puyp ^"-^A

t-t-

the
earth

P-n^./u/livyp jk-plipk

waters returned from

off the

;;,

H^a

80
continually ^^ti- y/#/ f /^npu t^ ^^/i
yet slialt thou be brought down unto
the nether parts of the earth.
;

calmness,
tranquillity; subsiding; condescension,
connivance, deference; indulgence.
Qjiliii-ijui'iiiriS',
niJtj{i va.
to
to calm
cool; to extinguish - ^_p <. [ i/y".i<_
/^,ii.piiiJi,
to soften, to render comg/'i^nt_/3^/n5/

^/.^/,t.a

s.

passionate.
^[iiiu,

another; linked; k-- np t'''i.- lynptk'

- p^<-.
k,, np -, and so on, &c. etc.
p^tr,,!!,.!, suitable or according to the
nature, natural, like nature; - ?./y_,
to follow
^'/,<^, lrpP,ai_, i^,[9-.u'iiu,i_ - Mfl.ij-l'i^, ,ru%iru i^'trt., to pursue, to
follow up, to hunt, to persecute; - ]_
;

s.

haunch; -

thigh;

leg; - iiiuJii2p
keel of a ship.

iik'iiif.iJtihiu^

><-!_,

'

ifiiinlij

-, during three successive years; t_

^Jt^ 4V' "i.
h'y.p ~ /"'' follo'w me ;
^2P ^i'o i^ not of us Mfij-ni-nii, ^^t^^to shut the door behind or after
/_^
one; J[i ^iJliy It'll' k3'""L; o*i6 tied to

stern;

-"I'hu *o

allured; to be carried

^'^

^fipu.ptj; plrvna. to raise a tumult

or disturbance - ti<u,iu/hq. to divulge,

away; irnini,l,^- l.ipu,,nnt- to be swayed

by bad advice; - liMmHu^ l"-e"3 '"^f=i_

to publish.

the slave of one's will.

that which follows,
following, posterity, future, hereafter;
ad. afterwards.

H^.p

destitute, deprived;
to be -.

9,1'c'i
i-uiiii'iiliu

[p,hi_,

one's

Rl"-i""lt''' /^rP-i^ij ti'u'ij to kill

self, to put one's self to death.

^.ui/", ui^ty va. to deny, to retract,

to refuse, to deprive, to retain.
%^-^r>il_ a. that denies, refuses ungrateful.
;

denial

jjnM_m, s.

recantation, refusal

wrong.

to

make

^li'i.lin

iJfilrujj s.

^4i-.pr. ad. after, then, since with,

- ujn-u,plru to send for ; ;

together

to add, to subjoin; - ^-/</_, to

follow, to come after; to result; to
depend; ifinu/^ hpPiii]_-, - ii'2b[j to
follow, to go after to imitate - hpPtui_

p.hi,hi_.

to love idleness;

f.ii.ufu.plinL.phuM'i,,

^//tit

s.

medlar; medlar-tree'.

^ffirta^ip s.

chagrin, grief, vexa-

pi.

tion, crabbedness.
^iltt.r, tj/. vrt. to embitter, to afflict,
to torment S. Q,lit^[,.r.
;

^litflrjini_yuAtj;i_j[,va. to displeasc,
to vex, to trouble, to offend, to chagrin
to nettle, to sting, to peck at
;

q^h-L-jjni-^lii^ ht- h-u

^h-i^

pujtilit-^

I Will

sting you with my words.

S^S-A-jntj/.^a. sharp, biting, piquant;
- p"'V biting words, sarcasm.
R'l^M'' *.3'?/ VII. to be vexed, grieved,
'

concerned, moved, soured, exasperated; - ^/A^n^, to intoxicate, to get

drunk.

4l"pblj tO
to overtake, to
persecute, to be at the

lufn^tul^yit

run

ni^lrf^^

"l^'^l'Lj

after, to pursue,

follow, to
heels, to give chase; ln-p-u^u/ii^ii-p JjtJku/ii^, one near the other, close to
if/iih-MyCutJtiutMitup^tMfa at^prti-^ te lollow
;

we have
brought no bread with us >^ j^y
4tm, one after the other, a little at a
- tit-ui^tu,
time, by degrees;
who is he whom thou pursuest?
S^^lr.i.k-pPia'ii^ s. pi. consequences
tracks; ^"_j o^mn-uj^ - </t^,
;

^p

accessories.

the following.
cornelian cherry, cornel;

Q^ih.ni^pfJ-ni-P^i.'i, s.

RvL-

^-

cornel tree.
S.'//'!'

pr. after,

backward;

ad.

since

behind, back,

after, since, then, af-

terwards, hereafter, underneath, behind, one after another, next to, subsequently; S/""//'"''*'"" lltuju,^ fUli.^'-u^
liuiin,^lit^;i, - \!Ti,nM.,uuujj Traj au was
emperor after Nerva - Jl,Jhu/i,j ,,///.
,

.ytwAj

one after the

other, subsequently, blow upon blow;
- kp/^ni^j ,,naj two years ago - "^
f:u/^ni-</' ,ai.n^pj
somo days after 4%/,

Ji, .[Jlini

l[bl,

"";

at length
;

^plm umiF,,

uiJ'

ijuij/.

Ji.^u.^./.i a.
^i/piiJ',

plaintive

uir/f)

penitent.

^il^'huiiT, uiguj Vn. to

repent; to be sorry, to regret, to complain, to

acknowledge one's

fault.

^.j^itul.pm a. tender, affected, plaintive, moaning.

[grieved.

g,^,jtu/^ a

repentant, contrite,

^,i2'ujni,^>u'bh,r,

nL-jp

vtt.

to

mate

repent, to affect, to move.

9.<ii"--P-l''^ S.'iBp'-^ s. compunction,
repentance, contrition; penitence; ^
I

'

ff'ni_,

,i,/2!fh/i'

make

to

^uffk-ij

to repent

Jfi'irij

repent.
of,

by

tbe way, on the way.

^iij-u/ii

[i

dungeon;

^iruijiiy^nL-g,u%iT,r, nci/li vo. to

prison mu^ [ - uipii.lr_

put in -1 to throw into a

s.

S. puA...

3yi,f.,ujn^HL

Si^'l'tj

charming, surpris-

enchanting-.

Irjiy vti- to bo charmed,

delighted; to enjoy; to take one's fill

observation, examina-

iii^'y s.

to, visit, to

tured.

S,^i/i.u, s.

zincate.

S^V/na([,^f,

a.

delight, transport, rapture

s-

judgment

^>A/o^,,?i s.

anguish, afiiiction, anxiety,

trouble, tribulation, consternation;
whimsy, wild fancy, phantom.
^riituifj,

vn. to torment one's

about, to tumble and

^rfLuiqliir, Itsju.j

to toss

hall; court of

justice, tribunal.
girifc^ a. visible, tangible, palpable.
^i%k,i', ty/, va. to look at, to ob-

serve, to stare at, to aim at, to constudy, to

discuss to remark, to clear up, to recognize to visit to feel, to touch.

template; to examine, to
;

S^irpp^ir.

torpid,

observing,

^'btrib;

S.

examiner.

enchantment.

self,
toss.

[ing.
low, lower.
zinking or galvaniz-

a.

Qlr,/^i^,lolt,n.!/i, s.

satiety;

witchery,

to observe, to

^hl.um

^,r,i,jinu.m.

/ - l'i^''ii'i_< ''""go to see to look

examine /. - f-u,i_,
to come within view, to be observed.
at,

of, to glut one's self with, to be satiated, glutted, to be intoxicated, enrap-

heart'

tion; spectacle, view;

i]ri_, liiui^,

9,'rmiiliir,

care, sparing

s.

breaking, grief.

satiate, to satisfy, to sate.

^ru-iini-P-lii,

charm,

to please extremely, to fill with rapture, to enchant, to put in extasy; to

vn. to tremble, to shiver

in,_i_-uii., to

^iFiiijituliuiU D. ^'f'';fi^3"^^l'i_*

ing

mi

87
be careful

to throb, to palpitate.

bj waj

^^ui'b.auiuipii.yh ad.

J>//;l^.-j/,_3/.^ a.

t-jmj

S^if(-[iir,

numb,

stiff,

to

grow
be benumbed,
vn.

to

one's senses, to be
stunned to feel giddy.
^ithjfb, /i u- s. pen-knife.

dulled;

lose

to

^"j-l^s. observer; examiner.

^"jini-PliiA, QiAni-iii, s. observation,
[sunk.
speculation, theory; visit.

^u,u,^np,

Q,Jlfad.
S^ir,ii.n.u

why?

^fn.ujii.irf

unif_S'

^rn^iiMip.hf,

lower or very low,

grow calm, to relent.

S^iumm-^iJbkJ', ni.j[, VU. tO WCigh
down, to cause to sink; to depress,
to

qjl'iLunj

a.

^iiuu,ui%[i,r, ^lumfiii; uiiaj vu. to settle,

myrrh.
a. produciug

myrrh.

to calm.

^J'n.ia'biair, ui^uj/

vu. to

be perfumed

^4 fj

with myrrh.
^J'ni,lr'b[, s.

tree.

-[bs a. full of myrrh.

^JU.uhu,i_ a

- mguilit^, holocaust

to

Jhtinnt-^utti/ri^,

emery.

Q^rniiliu. s.

^irn-uaiibp

myrrh

victim, sacrifice, immola-

s.

host

tion,

iunAhi_{qi^,_ft)

^4u.^o^s-

mixed with myrrh

mako

to kill.

#3 s.

sacrlfice

3,

that immolates,

sacrificer.

embalmed.
tj/i va. to

^Jk.ut-,r,

mix

or

fill

with

embalm.
Q^,rn.uni.aii s. embalming.

myrrh;

Q^ir,nu,M.

uiirhj;

i&-/i

^n^ui/juA

va. to think, to

regard, to consider; S. IT/""Q^j'miui-uih-ni.p-t'^' * thought. Consideration, reflection, meditation.

n^ a. emerald,

9.-n-h

made

g*r^<Hi/',

pp'uin/ ov

w^l

in[i

immolatioH

S. "Xjitt-lipia^uA

^n'^.^lilrp a.

emerald.

va. to spare, to save, to

[rifices.

eating the flesh of sac-

^n^,uiruiu<n/j a. sacrificing.
^ni,,MiuiMi,au s.

hoatheu temple.

^n^aimnJb

s.

^n'iu,puM%

sacrifice

utg

altar of

S.

vase of immolation.

S^^n^uii^np

ficed

[fleer.

assistant to the sacri-

^ni,u/iing

a4. tnutn

of emerald.
S^ilpni-fiin

^n^ui^^pirni-PliLii
sacrifice.

to

s.
,

a-4" in.nna
immolated,

lu^ a.

sacrificial.

20

sacri-

;,

anh

88
immolated;

^u^lruii_u. sacrificed,

things oifered
victims.

to

of the

flesh

idols,

g<-u>^<u(

s-

bull

Taurus, the Bull.

^nt^utpiafiutqtiini-P-liJi, s.

s.

conjoined,
united, equal, alike, similar; ad. level,
without odds, equally; close to conjointly, with, together s. pair, couple;

gay, sprightly, lively,

S.

OX-

merry

serene,

clear.

^n,.u,p[3-ia,f.k-,i_

-p //^nj

[stall.

^na-Utputi^ui^

3..u^/* a.joyful, cheerful, smiling;

draw-bridge.
9,yt< ^<-tl'3 a. even;

-^

chimera partaking

^nt-iupiuliiaifilui^s.

\^nM-uinutl^uitpuMl

immolatioH

of bullocks or steers.
of the bull and the elephant.

lating, sacrifice.

Q^nj;

bullock, steer; ox;

s.

[rifice.

immolate, to sacft"4/'i. sacrificer, immolator.

^n^n..:ih s. immolation, act of immoQ^n^triT, hgf, va. to

ast.

#j

cheerful
youth.
ing,

blithesome, smil-

iriA/b^n^p-fiJi,

joyful

balance; a coach and

two or four - ufnif^.u'iin^iai nape of the
neck; - Jp ty.ij, a yoke of oxen or
bullocks -^ /.^oy a couple of asses;
~p l^iu^uMt-nL-j
utittpiCu/builiuttn
brace
of partridges, of pistols; l,o^i,u^,
a pair of boots; -, - ^i^, directly,
forthwith, as soon - [^i^ p.u/i,pb hifkc
no sooner said than done; - -, in
pairs, by twos, two and two.

young, graceful; - 4u>uu<4, sprightly

youth, youthfulness - /iA4i73-/iii
infancy, childhood, the prime of life,
best time of life - .^ip gray-beard.

synonymous equi-

^ni-uipP-iu/ipj a. rejoicing together;

ly,

2'"-<"//?""ff*' S. 2"'-"'/'/*; arf. joyful"unpu, ^ tfi't-y his

gaily ; - ti

m^

>

eyes are merry with wine.

a. gr.

^nj.j.u/itni.'i,

^ai^uipPiufriuiilili

'

smiling, florid,

vocal; S. ^ainiAnJii.
^7nh'i''"yl''' God-like, divine.

a.

- il^ilrtj to congratulate, to share one's

joy, happiness or satisfaction; - .,
iiy to make a sharer in one's joy.
^ni,u.pP-uii,i,jhu,ga. of gentle aspect,
mild looking, laughing, joyous, happy.
^ni-u,p[3uiTC-u-2Cu,'!,^ a. bright, shining
splendidly, fulgid.
^,-u,pP-u,Jliin a. sweet or good-tempered, gay, sprightly; joyful, merry.
,

V^n/n """""

"y

>

aid-de-camp.

S"^.' ^'^nmk.r, etc. S.

^au,u,j

[,

fit- s.

go^, etc.

hyssop

holy-water

sprinkler, asperges-brush.
S^n-La. fresh, cold; *. cool, freshness.
St.n-U'jli.u'i, a. fresh; refreshing.
Sl^n^uir.up.qa, a.chilly, sensible to cold.
^^ntlui'iiujiT, iujiuj vn. to cool, to grow
cool, to become cool.

^.lu,p,^P

refrigerative

^.

^iyjncl3-[,^i,

S"^"j""*

s.

refreshing
cooling
refreshment.
s.

gOOd hU-

benignity.
Muniuj VTl. to bO joyrejoice, to be diverted; to
rouse one's self, to give one's self up
to gaiety; fig. to shine, to enlighten,
to cheer up, to be kindled ; to be
vigilant, sober, to watch - ^ ft'^'-y
to be seasoned with wine
^-apP-,a_
j*'"Y. t tl'i"-y tipsy S. S-/*/' i t"-'p-

ful,

refrigeration.

^^l,ji,i.ju/i./rir, n,_jl, va.

;

^nM-utpfS-urtiiuiTt

refreshment.

to give freshness

^ni^uipl^ uiJ'tnnL.p^li^,

mour, joyfulness, gaiety; generosity,

to refresh;
to refrigerate.

to

Q,nqn,i_

or

9,"--"'l_<

tug

9,'ll"U"lll'3

companion, fellow, comrade, mate;

school-fellow,fellow-student;associate,
partaker; accomplice, party, abettor,
follower.
^,iqn,in^p-[,ii,

s.

company, society

correspondence, intelligence

partici-

pation.

>

[3^.,

his

"It"

Qni^uipP-ui^P
cunning.

malignant, crafty,

a.

^L.u,pPuin.uMin a.

Q^niin^p-liji,

^.coolness, freshness,

refreshment, refrigeration /. -p^ku.'i,

hptrlinil, in the cool of the evening.
;

S"/" oplfiiiuii conj. for

ad. as well as, as, how.

example, as

- mnt.^

generous, liberal

liberality.

^n,-uipPuimlr,i[ii_ a.

pretty, beautiful,
l-pt-iip

heart was

merry,expanded, dilated; qni.,upp-a,gufi,

hph^'unpui^\% countenance brightened up - i,pni to relight, to rekindle.

aspect.

of fiuB aspcct,

handsome; -

T-t'/p.

cheerful countenance, serene

anu

189
makes

^nt^utpP-uipuip a. jesting, that

merry, diverting; that give's joy, j oyful.

^aM-uip'Zi'iuqaL.uiulUirtPr '"-^^ VUt tO r6joice, to recreate, to delight, to divert,

away melancholy,

amuse,

^ai-iMipP-uirfnt..tfUtihd't "tw^/f Vii. to dlvert, to exhilarate ; to drive away melancholy, to enliven, to animate, to

to drive

revive; - qJli.nu, to cheer, to soothe

the spirit; - ^jfuhjiu, to delight the ears,
to please, to solace.
^itt-uMpP-lrphti a
blithe , smiling,
graceful, cheerful
laughing, pleasant
looking shameless, bold.

rejoicing, pleasure, deliciousness, delight, diversion, cheerfulness; con-

good

gaiety, joy,

^n^jMipiS-ni-P-liii, s.

humour;

activity, vigilance.

^nt-uipPn^i p-%n^
,

ly, vigilant;

.s.

HvB-

u. Sprightly,

angel.

to

to give pleasure.
^ni-mp-iCnt-P-liii

joy, enjoymont,

s.

tentment
complaisance
pleasure
pleasantry; amusement, recreation,
pastime
gaiety
frolicsomeness
uit-i/i^y amenity.
S.'n-i-iupM^i a. unanimous, with ono
opinion or voice.
S^ai.^ajp.u^i/rj; A-j/ vti. to agree, to
[tion.
be of one mind.
^.Ti^^uip,iAni-PT s. analogy, propor,

joyously, merrily^in-iupTCapu/ij a. facetious, pleasant,

joker, comic fellow; jocose, wacrgish,

droll.

[jest.

S!,nt.iopTi'u,pu,1iii:j; k-gl,

vn. to joke, to

^m-iupTCuMpiu'iint-P-'^ s. facetiousness,
pleasantry, jest, facetious saying.
^ni.,up-!C,upnju a grecu, flourishiug,
covered with leaves.
Q^nt-uMpiCuib, -ilg a. pleasing, recrea.
tive, delectable, delicious, diverting,
mild, agreeable; jocose, merry, pleasant, jovial, smiling; -p, pleasures,
enjoyments of this world.
^ni-mpiCuiliiuini, a. mixod with joy.
.

yt^na-uipTCutpiou S. pt^at-iupausputli

amuse, to joke, to
"IIP , an amusing fellow;
f^fii^iup'^tiip'ount./p-pt-^t D

pu/bni-l3-hL^i

p_

tell stories;

tilru to

story-teller.
iJ^tM-utpTifii^

o. ^nt^nip'auim

^ni^iupTitMil^pti o. J4'"~"'/'/^""JrJ

^ncuipTCiu'iiuMij,

a.

be enjoyed;

pleasing,

same class.
combined; phys.

^ai^if-uiif^lip

a.

ficient,
Q^nL-i-ui^plrir, h-jft va.

to-

3,ni-fu,q.pni.(3-lii.'ii

coef-

[compose.
to combine ; to
combination ;

composition, conjunction.
equidifferonce.

S^nL^iiiquAnr.,fJ^[,Ji> f.
S,nL.ii.,i,qop a.

phys. isodynamic.

^nt^q.u,p-lit. a.

the

even

same number

; equal, alike
consubstantial.

rejoice, to delight in

enjoya-

of

to be

delighted, to amuse one's self, to be

diverted, to play to laugh, to jest, to
divert one's self; fig. to flourish;
upml- to rejoice one's heart, to solace
- ^i^ntriij to be delighted with beauty;
- [ippki- n^uifuipl, to flourish like an
;

grey

hairs,

hoariness.
^nt^ujpAtMMltp

{5.

yfnt^tupAnM-[a-pt-ii

^ni.aip-ifuipm'h s.

abodc of happiuess.

s. rejoiciug, happiness, delight; flourishing anew, growing green again.

^ni^uipTCui^nu-Hh

va. to relate, to

^n,-,].,u[u,iiqiuj a. that stirs together,

that walks with another.

^ni.if.u,luuMn% a.

onjoy, to

any thing,

jnt.io^x'uyi-BY. '"{hp

frj/'

a'"-7-"/?'"-i-'/".

S. ^ni^uipTCuiji

^ni.iupTdu'iimtr, uigiuj vti. to

Taugo

va. to

/rjjfi

join together.

^m-uMpTCuiiufiii a. sweet-throated.

herb

^ai-ifjiifiiiulrir,

gether, to put in the

yi^nt-UMpTxutl^u/ii

ble, fo

Q^n,.i.,M<^iuili a. that lives or dwells

together, neighbouring, adjacent.
Q^,.l.,uii.l!ri a. of equal price.
a"-f-"/-<7* a. equal, companion ; ad.
equally.
^ni-if.,ui.npi)- a. that works or labours
together, that does tho same thing.

combined, mixed-

^ni^ifjaliiiuiLiiirir ,

vtt

tri/li

to

mix

together, to compose, to allay^m-ij-uj^uinini-P-fit:!, s Combination,

mixture, medley, miscellany; -, -%niJfu
.

phys. inflection.

competitor.
phys. divergent.
Q^nt-fuib-^pu/i'li a. clothed with the
same purple, that has the same dignity.
Q^ai-ii.uil[u/ti a. even, alike, equal; *.
counterpart.
^o'-f^u'/'/^'T-/'/' s.

'^nujf.uMl.inuinp a.

^ni-n.uiltiu'i.ni-PlitX s.

likeness, equa-

lity; equivalent.
Irgji

^nL.i-aiiiu3p^irj;

order, to dispose

vu.

to put in

to put ifito verse.

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an^

190

chem. isomorphous."
Sj,L.q.ii,f^t-l,u{ni..p-^i.'i, s. chem. isomor^.f-iulilrpui a.

partaking.
alike, equal, same

^nt-i-iMiiiupinMiphir,

S-^i/4/.^ a. alike,
a.

S^nc^ujjil.j

s.

spouse (man or woman).

a.

S{nt-nu,li^.n.

lent; just, equal;

pensation. '

va. to

reduce to

an equilibrium, to render equivalent

to counterbato equal, to compare
;

make up

lance, to

S,/r'-'i-u,^n,iifb a.

for, to counterveil.

equilateral.

gnt-Y-ui^poi a. of

''

phys. at an equal level.

gn_^/4/;^ a. of tbe same paternity,
Q^n,^^,ai,u,li a.

that has the

same

g>i<-i^u.4u/</u.( a.

quality as the father.

of equal age ; of the

height.

^n,^,ai,iui.u/i, a.

unanimous.

^n<-^o/4ui.-uu/^ a. equal, just, equivalent alike, same.

;

^/7._,5fu4mi.ujp/><_ai, s.

g#7t.^/4t/t,u^^6-

- lopnL.p-h.uhg

joq.uii-np

assemblage.

^ni^if-u/blilit^ a.

isogonous.

j^nc-i-ui^uip s- gr. syllable.

^m-fiuiuii^ltq^ a. that holds the same

course, companion on the road.
^nL.^ui^^pP-% a. of the same tongue
or language.
[symmetrical.
Q^i-,iui^iip a. of the same measure,
9,ni-ii.iii^o,/ini-[3-[it^, s. exact propor-

symmetry.

nity, participation in the

the same digsame dignity.

Qnt-ifiiJiMiuiiruitijlri/', /r^[,

va. to recslve

^#7<-^iuo;uyi/</j-i7t/?^tSr s.

same company,

or rank in the

to as-

sociate.

same company

the

or circle.

the same company,

participation in the same company,
$lj.^,uiiik:a ad. equally, alike, likewise.
S_nc,i.a,t-pira. phys. isothermal.
Q^m-tf-Muuiiiipni^l, s.

Q^n^ii-iuuu,ni_uiit

parallelo- of forces -

^6-/.

[to join.

be united,

religion.

jo together.
participant equal.
^ni.^u,li^ni-Pf s. participation, equality; coupling, matob, union.
^/.t-yuy^jo^Y-

modate, to adjust,

tion,

tbesame

^/ji_Yu<4s*"'^' ^'jt ^'^- to

gram

convergent.
va. to acco-

trjfli

^nt.^uAu/i/', Mitjiy vn. to

equivalent, equipols. equilibrium; com-

tj[,

9ni.^u,Iii,,.lrj;

participation

chem. isomeria.
2n-^iJyr<J a. phys.

phisin.

same

a.nh
^nt-^uiXxiiAinM^p-lifLi, s.

fj.

oqual to

God

(the

Man-GodjQ^ai^if-tuilu/b^ a. gr.

parisyllabic.

parallel joint.
^nt-n.u^lrn-ialiui'ii (i. .?. parallel.
^#7-;f.<t.,u4,/At/?// s. parellelism.
got.^u/4fe/t/.in5v s. parallelepiped.
^ai-ii.tui,lru, ad. together, contiguous.
^ni-ti-uiAuii'i, a. correspondent, equal,
unanimous; joining in accord; ad. of

[together.
celebrate
3^n,^q.ujj ad. together, conjoiijtly ; %aint-i_, to sit beside, contiguous;
by twos, two and two, in pairs.

one accord; -^</riu^//.^, to come to terms,

to agree, to be of one mind mus. to be

^ni^q-un-nplrir, t-^[, va. tO jolU tOgOther, to couple, to pair, to match, to

in tune.

tie or put two by two, to unite, to

join to liken, to compare; to marry,
to join in wedlock.

^nt-tf-uiiiupiyj; tj// va. mus. to

form

put in tune, to make

harmony -/"/* vn. to agree with, to
correspond; mus. te sing in concert.
^ni-ij-uiiu-fbni-p-l- s
correspondence,
union, equality, concord; unison, sym-

an accord,

to

phony mus. accompaniment,

;

Qni^ij-iuAdhnii^ll^i a. phys.

[(lines).

isocheimal

isochronal.
^n,-H.u,,r,JiuulinM-ld-'[, s. meeh. isochronism, uniformity of vibration, [(lines).
gn^i; .uz/m/ti.^z/.i a. phys. isotheral
^ai--i.ui,rm% a. participant.
^^n^q.uru,u'bi.-ii; irjl, Va. to Impaft, to
^n,.q.,uiru,'iiu,^ a. mecli.

make partake

of.

^n^^ui,lh-[iuili S. aSt. S. Ci-f^niJffi.

^ni-q.u,u,nt^i a. ast. in the same con-

stellation,

^ni_^ir7o^#ti/',

-j^ va. to

conjunction ,
parity, equality the equinox; relation, connexion;
union match
marriage
t^,jA^{ Sj"-f""-npni.i3-[,t.%

union

coition,

embrace

i-uipbujiinj

ifiiif.

ui^u/i.

happy union of

spring and autumn.

^#7i.iif.,,i^.ui,^ a.

of the

same measure,

equal, equivalent.

lP[,^u math, to sum up; - ,j4t^,4t^

to season, to ilavour ; - ;^.im..,,i to
make basket-work; - inp/^-]- u-j/uio^4,
to join in wedlock.
,

;, ;

an*

19 I

;;

MfU.
be scared, startled; to be
uneasy, alarmed, to concern one's self;
--1' SC"'"!!
*o shiver with cold.

fright, to
S^nL.f.fiii(3-iuiiuj% lu^uif vn. to concur
to coincide.
S^at^lJhp-uij u. that runs together,

that accompanies, concomitant; - ^f^

pn^p-fiLii, concurrent.
%n,-,f.lfbp-uMtjuiliu,'ii a. ast. synodical;
- ^i'Mai!.t-pnt.l3-[,i-^, synodic revolution.
,

concourse
s
concomitance, accompanying; coincidence; coexistence.
S/"-i-i<i>p-uijni-P-[itA

S>,'ii^^[,j;

to couple, to join
united; to pair, to

lrj,ui vn.

together, to be
yoke, to match; to be connected with,

communication,
have friendly intercourse.
J*nt.^./lryu ad. in like manner, likewise,

in correspondence, in

to

much

twice, double.
^ni-^^^ f s. geom. parabola.
^n^tf-npif-uiliiuh a. parabolic.
2ri_i5f.n^^ui.it. a. s. paraboloid.

equally, as

'

^npiu'ii^,

IJ^itittttuTit^t/', taqittt
v^f^nftil't ^ijifl VU.
to be exasperated, irritated, to put
one's self in a passion, to take offence,
,

be vexed, to bear malice;

to grieve, to complain, to lament.

to resent, to

^tui[tnM.p-ftci,

disgust,

s.

aversion,

dislike.
S,ft-Mi/1 Q.'t-'r'^tff, tfjjft

J^n>/j/.ti, -fnt-ilh s.
y^^iiuitulttaf^
liiMiJtiri.,

tuu

S.

vn. to bray.

braying of an ass.
Spring; iM^utpnt-^

spiral -

a
with a spring spring-mattress.
^utiit-t/; k-^ft va. to bind, to tie close,
to press; to subdue, to hold, to hinder;
^uiMitt/ituiliiLi-ttp

lu'iilintjlfb

mother-in-law, mother

sf.

ft

of the wife.

draw

again.
refinery.
Q^,nlr>r, t-jft va. to clear, to cleanse,
to fine, to refine to clarify, to filter,
to purify to rectify to revive.
^././/^ s. refiner ; a . depurative
ulii^iiali chem. refiner, beater.
Q^,nniiiu^,u% a. cleansing.
^,nt.mt s. cleaning, fin^utni-PfiiJi
ing, refining, purification ; filtration.
^jtuipu/ii a. that speaks uselessly or
unjustly; . everlasting or great talker,

to draw, to

S^tiiiapia'it s.

S.'iL-^nt.p-'f s. conjunction, coupling;

equality, likeness; union, concord,
agreement; coupling, pairing; conjunction, union, wedlock; communication , intercourse ; i^h"- ~p-iriu% p.f.-_
P^L (c^'t "^fkp) to be like, to resenf.

seem

ble, to

like.

^ni.,}.opni.piiiA

s.

the equinox.

#3 s. hot.

origanum, wild

marjoram.
^n.-i,jp[>ir, lrj,.y vu. to Splay, to fall

headlong, to dislocate or sprain the

shoulder, to put the shoulder out of
joint; S. \;pP^uj,r.
Q,ni-li

s.

udder; -, -f S.

Ct/; ^np
liquid storax.

1].^><.^>;(,

JikP-

trt-

ah-nh-

ft

iFul

-[i

Mmm^i,

storax;

-[

^uilrt^)^

q-tlig/lll^

fllS"

tant, far from, isolated.

^ni-,n, ifmn^ fl. purc, rcfincd, clean.
^ni,p a- vain, useless, futile, triiling,
frivolous - ^ - fA^ - - m-pt-Sii ad.
;

>

vainly, in vain, uselessly, invalidly,

unjustly; - m;7A[p,unavailing regrets;

- ^Mi/ii u.'iioif.ni.tn Huiumuili labour lost

- Pioulri_[qnt.Jhi^h) to calumuiate, to
impute
to accuse; f - T<tfi'iri_, to
labour in vain.
,

chatterer; accuser.
g^ujpuAt/r, A-j// vn. to speak uselessly or unjustly, to talk nonsense ; to
calumniate.
^piup-u/bnt-P-ftJii s. useless discourse,
idle talk, nonsensical stuff; calumny.
^piuif-tiiut a. that judges uselessly
false, untrue
ad. falsely, wrongfully.
fptutt-tr^uill,
lltifb
that belongs to
a
[vain, inquisitive.
Zoroaster.
S^pu.f.t'iitl.ftp a. that seeks uselessly;
Q^p,M,lunpi,,tt-p,l. a. that thinks useless;

narrow; subdued;

^n^uMMi a. close,

Q^nt-^opt-iy a. equinoctial.

^n,-l.p,uli

ly, vain, foolish.

^pinfuou, etc. S. S[f""f"^' etc.

9,p"''i
R/""4# 4/'a * cuirass ; corscoat of mail, small coat of mail
let
[esquire.
breast-plate.
.

Q^liui^iup.a,pi
S^ptu^uiil-ttpir

s.
,

i3

knight's attendant,
s. cuirass-maker.

S^pui^iMt^t-iitii

armed with a

cui-

rass, cuirassier.
^ptu^u/j,^ s. heap, mass, pile.
^n,{,u,j; ui^u-i or ui^p vn. to tremble,
to shudder, to shake, to quiver, to take

Qpui^uiiJiiutn

titan,,

t-ttp s.

with a cuirass, cuirassier.

ftrmeu

,,

aoc

192

son
^uii,ui,-n[,lij',

Irjufi

vn

arm

to

one's self with a cuirass.

3;f"4fr^*-'t a- that flows, inundates
uselessly or unjustly.
^pa.^lrj; tj/. vn. to cuirass, to arm
with a cuirass -[nT S. ^.["^"-"ct'''
;

term, word, discourse, recital, narrative, narration;

talk, conversation, familiar chat; news,

Srw?

ii'"'-3"'3 *

hearsay, rumour; u,,uj_.

^t^t^,
news, to an-

.iiniilri_,

to give

to bring,

nounce, to recount, to inform, to relate;

- lupliuiiihij to talk to converse f, or ^ -</ ip'irij *" become a by-word;
l^t thy
g^tq. ^Mutm^iuph-ii^i ^'ibsh ~ .#"
conversation be with the wise; fr^-,
the tale spreads, the report prevails.
,

to

run or seek uselessly.

gp<u4t./..4'"'*' vain, useless, false

vainglorious
proud, boastful, braggart.
Q^pu,i,Jt, a. vain, labouring in vain
fatiguing uselessly - il!hlri_, to labour
^uiuiu/iitr

-u(u,i,it a.

in vain,

to

work without

^[,nL.iju,p.,u'ii

talker

s.

a. narrative,

historical.

va

^pni.gui[i,.i'iiirir

result, to

hole in the water , to make

ropes of sand, to miscarry - ^uumuili

make a

to recount

to

narrate.

S^p.ii-jiuukp a. talkative-

laijour lost.

labours in vain.
- iun%hi_, to end

^pni^wiiiair . wlio brlugs

^(luiilsiwi'-k a- that

^p.- s. limit, end

to finish ; - uinXh/jii/i,,,,^
;

nM-pm^ )

to

exterminate, to extirpate - J/iils-ij to

end, to be bounded.
2f/.i,.//i<4 ip-I^J' vn to die
to
cease to live, to be killed.
^fi-ut-t//", ir^f, va. to terminate, to
finish - f lii/iu^ to kill, to take away
life, to put to death, to slay, to cut
the thread of one's days; -/I./" tin. to
put an end to, to end, to come to a
conclusion, to draw to an end; - [
^lr%jujqrj/u jiuuin^ujju
to depart thls
;

life,

narration, dialogue.
^[uimpu,, f s. calumnious, unjust;
false; s. calumny; - u,n.%/ri_B. 9j'"C"pu.L-,r.

va,

to take

s.

SdiuftiipuitrJ',

t-jj[i

to be censorious

away, to deliver.

a.

calumny, slander.

^piMiuip.nuMfp

^[uiiup,l.^s.
7t-jf

^pnL^,M..n[,iir,r, irjl? vci. to narrate, to

relate, to discourse, to talk.
^(ini-juimiini-pT, s. rBcltal, dlsoourse,

to die.

Sji.ui-t-jni.^iiAlrJ',

HOWS -

ip-lur, to bring news.

^ni-yiautirii^s. parlour.

va. to calumniate,
to slander.

calumniator, impostor;

slandering, defaming.
Q^liMH,M,[imn^p-[iJb s.

calumny, impos-

ture, inculpation, slander; -P-tm-rp ad.

3,[iui^,an.iiLj3-[,Li, s. vain glory, selfconceitedness.
[root.
S^.hcaAq. s. boL birth-wort, snakegp44.^u/ip s. injustice; privation.
Sifi"''''^

s.

jl-

extortion,

exaction,

encroachment, injustice, insult, rapine;

breach, diminution, loss, grief, wrong,
injury, hardship; despoiling, privation,

degradation, exclusion, dispossession.

S^P^hiT, lrji[i va. to deprive, to rob,
to despoil, to commit rapine ; to defraud, to frustrate ; to vex
to strip,
to displace, to depose, to leave destitute - .j./A-ii to deprive, to debar
one's self from; -/>/" tjn. to deprive
'
one's self of; to abstain from.
Rpiti.0. that deprives; oppressive.
;

calumniously.
S^^uifii^iT vn.

^o^,

fij

s.

to

flee

[run away.
hurriedly, to

withe, band;

S(oqaj,ruAtu,ia. tied, joined, annexed,

connected; malicious, cunning, hidden,
embroiled.

^o^tiT, tj^ vn. to

fasten, to attach
^o^f.-iS-,

tie,

* nought, cipher; -^fr^i/i#.

freezing point, zero.

to bind, to

to salder.

^o^ntJft

.1.

chem. seam,

joint, suture; S. 37-. S"?-"'-'"*'

2j^ o. immodest, impudent; filthy,

shameful.
R"if^'"7. I'j a. avaricious, sordid,
stingy, niggardly, miserly.
^o^_puiiiirir, irjl, va. to

RfW h

bond,

S^oq-ia/fuiuin^p-lid s. binding, junction, fastening, conjunction.

ful profits, to

iuij^li

tie,

link, joint, union.

by fraud

gain

seek unlawprocure

illecitly, to

to flatter, to allure.

So^ajpu,jr,L/3^t>, s.

sordid interest,

;!

MOP

a.-.

avarice; sordidness, niggardness, stinginess; Rt'-pl'L ^'-" -PI'-'i', to turn

aside after lucre.

^o^,n

S. 8"^."

l^opuii/iupin

a. lascivious, wanton;

go^n/nfri/j^

covetous.

charm;
to elieminate u-trn UnnuM ao^nm^n utuiii
uM^lrjnEA ,her beauty attracted every
"
9i,o^u,tir,h^li va. to dazzle, to
;

one's gaze.
Stoz^ml'i,

[dazzling.
CI

^o^if<i<_/7/><.)<

witching, enchanting ;
s. covetousness, lust;

wooing;

ogling,

S^op, ni., u,j

militia,
>-..,(

filthiness,

lewdness.

soldiers, forces,

4t-^
troops
~p, infantry, foot-soldier
;

the flower of the

troops, the best troops in an army; uinnt-uip

luit^rittjtlra^i

great

army, numerous troops, overwhelming

lOrCeS

^ui2^ulliii[3-

IMiunnh-niifqiluti/litpJif

disciplined, experienced,
troops inured to war -^ l^pli'i'l'a
^VIfliiu^np -p
the host of angels
Strength, vigour, force; i^i,^ft^. -% lr>"ttp'i' tu'buk'ii Itujjlfii, and still breathing, giving signs of life.
S"/""p"7> ad. bravely, valorously.
^opm.f.Juuil^u.'b a
belonging to a
general, or to his command.
r-iipupii

genera], commander, leader ; - 4u.-..o_j author of

the faith.
^opuiq-n/ii a- stronger.
2<>//2-"/Ta' a. amusing the army.
^ap,uJ-n,inil_ * levy of troops, enrolment, recruiting; - ,ua:iiir[_, il%hi_, to
,

{ihi-Mig

s.

levy soldiers, to enrol troops, to subsidize an army, to recruit - k im he is

gathering together an army; he is
ready with an army - //i-tt^47^i-//j
to select, to separate, or to gather together souls.
^opiiM[uu,i[iM,^ il^liil'vn. to lead troops
against", to make an expedition, to
enter on a campaign.
Qopuifiu/i,, uiif s. army, guards, soldiery, militia soldier, militiaman
a.
soldierlike, military; strong, robust,
valorous^opuilfuj'iiiii-^p sf. female soldier.
2o^iu4u.%jj.4-" s. review - unAtfj to
pass, in review, to review troops, to
review.
;

battle.
Mo/i lutn/buifi, ad. every

day always.
fjiyvn. to grow stronger,
to recover one's self; to take root to
revive to reign, to predominate to
grow, to increase to be able - uA_
;

M/"'A""/"i

to collect one's strength, to gather strength, to recover to fortify

one's self; i/opuiu^lSii iUn-^ ^n courage
thy arms shall be strengthened; ^/"'_
^'/[('i take heart! courage! cheer up!
l-pk'i'i

^opu/ii[iuin

chief,

a. garrisoned ;
head-quarters.

"iiiiijil'

quarters, barracks
laj
^opuiuftui

commander

t,

in

supreme head of the army, gene-

ralissimo.
^onuiu/h-uifrt/' S. ^npiutltifplrir*

^opuiuiku ad. valorously, courageously; energetically, efficaciously.

uig s. general, commanM"^""/?'/'
.

dant.
^opiuiliuiihiT,

to lead

vn.

t-jil-

to

command,

an army.

^opuiili"i""-P-['t-^' s.

command

of an

army, generalship.
^opui^-l-'i- a. s. aid, support, help
defender, partisan; succour, reinfor-

cement

^opui^ijfilrufi, s. staff, staff-corps.

^opuM-i-ini-lii

iruipmnM^p-liL^i s, fiorce

combat, bloody

army, host, soldiery,

s.

l^iu.ltp itjimlf, -ni-j

h-MMMlip

^ofut/ily "' fellow-soldier, comrade.

yl^apiui,uiinnja UilLlih/t l^h'lVn, to dCtach troops, to expedite forces.

otj^iulitMiiini-P-L-iub

J/btr^

to aid, to help, to bring succour; n^,hi_ qnf, to be sustained, or supported by ; npn-lriuli llrp irhpni-Pyiu'b
,

4<,^ ^n,^-r,

my

son, help thy father in

his age.
^op,u^nu.^u/i,lT,r, Ljf va. to fortify,
to strengthen, to sustain, to harden,
to fence, to establish, to secure, to repair, to reinforce, to restore, to cor-

roborate to brighten up, to comfort,

to embolden, to reanimate, to revive,
to cheer up, to make revive - ^ha.a
or ip.iuijni-li" '-["'he to lend or bring
;

to succour, to aid ! jiu'ip-n,..

- i^'.p
to render victorious, to
give the victory.

help,

13^1"-%

^opu,^nL.j^l^ a. strengthening, comforting; corroborative, cordial;fortifier.

QopUH.l'f'l' S. ^OflMMI'ltli'

strong, vigorous;
powerful; energetic, pathetic; possi[might.
ble, eflacacious ; valorous.

^opw-np, -3

a.

S^o(,iuL..,pn.-P^KA s. strength,

power,

;;;

,
;

inai^ijiuutlfuii

valour, vigour.

^o/ihtini-Plii-'i, s.

magnetic -

Jatuii^^

-, molecular -; ^^pJ-ht. - motive -; lu/i,n,i,uliii.% -, repulsive -; ifcK

fik^ -I projectile force.
iiujlfii

^opirj; /rj,[i vn. to be able, worth

to govern; to act, to produce an effect.

^o^t*, pr, ad. as, like, so that; as if;

almost; for instance; - m1i,uu%nj, like

beasts ad. conj. for instance.
Si,<,pi^,ji[i ij/ii[i,r vn. to assemble the
staff; S. Q,o(,MM,J-nqnil_}i to plck out or
unite the flower of the army.
^a^4.nl!,u,i,2u>^ ud. dailj, every day,
always.
[namics.
^opni.[3-lr'iimpu/iint-P[iLii S. nWck. dj;

Q^opni-P h'liutp.Mup ad. virtually.

a. virtual dynamic
- Jfini-P-l,,^ dynamic unity.
Si^opnt-P-ir'iiuiliMa'ii

S^opi-(3f7iui^uAni-P^[,L.'i, s. virfcuality.

virtuous, powerful.
s.
mech. dynamo-

Slopa.-P-lr'iiu^lilil, a.

^opni-pir'hiii^M.ip

meter.
Qopni-Pli,Si,

s.

power

authority, vi-

gour, valour, heart, courage, nerve,

force, spirit, faculty; corroboration,
supply, reinforcement, aid, energy,
efficacy, virtue; resource; sense,
meaning, signification weight, importance prodigy, miracle, virtue ; army
person; distinct substance or person;
-^ frfiVa ' the angels
celestial
bodies
stars
&c.
-^ .nnui^
the
faculties, qualities of the mind ; St/
-/Sfru.'iy the Lord of hosts uijp ,j/,i
-P-t-.i/b
valorous man, virtuous woman ^o, iai, hi. - Jicp as the man is,
so is his strength ; ^"<- u/^i.jt^ Jl/inj
- hast thou clothed the horse with
strength? qp..,L. -ph^Jp, with arms;
by main strength; f-lmWi^.f- ,upi.l, to
lie with a man -p-h.^^rp- ad. powerfully, emphatically; understood; by virtue of; with all one's strength p"7_
;

/"".3" Pl^t^filp E^pianpian.

voice

-p-lrXl^

Up

lift

-piAii;, to be

exhausted -

/<x.^.

my

upon

^n

loudly
''l'pl'i_ ju,Jir%u,i7,
to love with all one's heart

^"hli^Jiihi^l,

faith!

square; mech.
vis inertias

i&e.

weakened

or

^n "^^pfiuuMnu ,>{b-",
faith!

i'

- arilh. &c.

force;- Mt!b^npitnL.p'h,
resistance -_

^/.^/To^.^^-

electric ^i-i^ui^irn.ut^^
parallel lih,j.p,}itiM,liu,'ii

^^uiptiiliu/it

Jiu/h

central -

- , centrifugal
centripetal - ; ^ti.

l(ilrQ.pn^iu,/iin/u

vis viva

liirii.pn%,Jlij.

lit-'uu.aliu.'b vital
power; .i^mi^^uM, - attractive power

^u.^1^

-It is sometimes changed for, or

confounded with the letters - and .,
for example tpk
kpk l^ckk l^pl^h
:

puMtjk

p-i^l^ Xj^pnflk \jt-pnuluM - It often enters into the composition of words, for example m^4i

thy

t (e) s. the seventh letter of the

alphabet and the third of the vowels;
t, 4, seven; seventh.

- prefixed to a missive letter signithe Supreme Being.

fies

t /' b^ or b*'*' b/'* * that exists,

existence that is of itself, the Supreme
Being, the Most High, God t-u hJ" np
b^ I am that I am np b^ um-ui^lrui^
sent me unto you;
iflu lun- Jtlrnj I
kp pi. the divine persons, the Trinity,
b /ij*. being, existence, that exists;
creature, matter ; v. aux. he is ; Aij. k
inlruu.'i.iru One saw there, one sees;^_
'ii"L tl>3" qni^i^pi^iujhuii^, intoxicated
with the beauties of nature.
b'tW. eh! hey! oh! o! alas! 4-' flit.
'

>

>

AM

pk

oh Peter

?/'

'

IrpplrSi'

^ nt-php

l-p ifp ad.

sometimes ; now and then.

ft, p s. some, some one
b' "p
one
and the other some
others
some
some ad. sometimes.
,

. . .

. .
,

b<"4 '""jT * being, existence, that

exists
creator, that causes to exist,
that extracts from nothing.
bwijuifuif^w^u.^ a. ontological.
^u,^uipui%ni^ppi^, s, ontology.
;

;t"4".%,

,,,
,

t*b

19

CXa.

a. that exists, tljat is

of
increate; essential, substantialgr. substantiTe, auxiliary.

Itself,

'

/./,

\'"kh : that partakes of the same

existence, consubstantial, coexistent.
t"'4j"'-/'A-* * . consubstantiality
identity of substance.
[to subsist,
V'"*'""''' k'fgiy vn. to be, to exist,
^iuuflfu ad. essentially, really, in

reality, in fact.
^iijuj,u,%trj; ^j[, ya. to cause to
exist, to extract fiTOm nothing, to

create.
l;i-

{_

female

/"/."#y a. s.

M^qyi,

g-ex.
,

the

an Armenian note (~^).

oh

'^/inp-a's.mus.

ah

b''4 ini.

t#

key-hole.

^%s. God;

Ak?

t^-'

t, npiL%.

S.

!n--y s.

C (yet) pp- s. the eighth letter of the

alphabet and the fourth of the vowels;
p, C' eight eighth.
- At th^, beginning of words it 4*
;

sometimes redundant

ass, jackass, don-

^Huiu^

key: machine of war, (battering-ram):

/fZr/L

bridge of a violin, &o.; -Jh,.^i

she-ass, donkey; iu,p^f,^,, ass's milk;
4t6-*#^ Jto ride on a donkey;

is

tnus.

fV"-4^

nn^ik -

the

ass

pfutiuu^

It in

deer

she-goat that resembles

chamois.

\n^p^J,i^ s. essence, nature, constitution ; existence substance divinity,

God; property, fortune, wealth ;^;

uilrtri_, joplfiit-i^,

for

example

puumttL.

puui

- Between two or more consonants it

always understood but in the division of words it is actually put, for
oninijiiy
cruliiT.iriiAi
example
^1*^
;

lipb^

|;2V*:A-.i6 .

fin.

a.- "ci

an ass

uuinil^

ip.triull

"i-l^ilrij itup^ irlru

As

tibPJrij

n.pif.lr.

also in poetry;

paLnipjailrhlili Ptl^9]^'"3 /*Br'/'Mu(w^#iH*crV#^"

iyifrii-a qjiiripi)
^4^4, pi,, pt,p int.

[ah

alas! alack! oh!

to create.

t^.7# * page

( of a book)
descent,
going down; declirity; - u.n.'i.i^u to
descend, to go down; .- f-.. t^, u^.iri_,
to go up and down
u.i,,u ^tt/u-uiu/hif
- lih\u-^ %np,u this is the brightest
page in his life - .A^^^ /, irufi,pu.iu.^l.
falling of the mercury.
;

Q#^<iu^ a. desirable, to

t^'-i

be wished

amiable; desirous, anxious;-

for,
,

I wish.

4-

[cordial.

desirous, longing after;

{^ii/uiit; gr. optative
q.^i.[3-ai-[3-l,t.ti , witchcraft,

t^iijtiufiiiip- a.

P^ifJui^uA S.

(mood);-

sorcery, spell, charm.

desire, wish.
desirable, to be wished
for ; desirous, longing, greedy, thirsty,
eager - or -u uniiki_, to render desirable, to make valuable, interesting,
to excite desire ; - f/At/_, to desire,
to wish for, to aspire after, to covet,
to long after, to be greedy of.
^nJiuilik-pinni-P-liiii s. desire, wish.
{^nJui^u/iiiii-P-pJii s.

ip ilu,u% ilut u'u l^p pr. ad. why ?

for what reason or cause ?
j^p 4trp.,,i

kp

uuiliu

on what?
tf'"*'

zephyr
-

s.

on,

which?

gentle breeze, pleasant wind,

,pti^ tif^'t. ^""T-n/ii itiu,lupp^f<

each breeze for

a furious blast, while to me the
blast is a gentle breeze.

Ifiii

you

i^'^i^ifintS-nplil,

is

\pk

S. }3pk.

\4'bJkpinlii^s.

{^n^ui/^tpiii a.

i^,iAii,Aia/iini-P-lii.%

ephemeris;

S. l]..t_

s.

agreeable song

or voice.
\_^iiiuibmir, matuf vna.
l^iiJiitir, ii^ab
to desire, to wish, to Idng for; to
guess, to divine; m/t il'Hri_ Ab-^- I
wish you health, I tope you 'will enjoy

good health adieu! good bye!

;

37

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,

196

CITP
eagerness; -

conjuror, diviner.

on which sheep are folded).

f^iTpn-^itJ; tj^ va. to take, to surprise,

bition.
[^ii^ui^np a. eager,

greedy; lovely,

affectionate.

very desirable make one's mouth water;

^if^iu^iuiliuif:

to

uiii^,k-l_,

CU"<n

disobedience, insolence, impertinence.

{^.rpniu.i^s. 23rd- November (the day

an-u,2yn[iii.ni-P hu/ii

^,lJtuiuiuiuini-ir a.

,,;

am-

strong desire, longing,

t'^Y^u.^/^ s. pi.

- ipihu to desire passionately.

P^i/piJumni-PliLii s.

to hold, to seize; to entrap, to catch

again, to retake, to grapple, to match
to reach; to comprehend, to conceive,
to undertake ; .i/i-4^ - to catch fish,
to fish - qn^ pu/i't^^ to surprise, to
convince or confound one in argu-.
,

wish

desire,

Q^ifJni-P [>Ji, s.

divina-

ment;

augury, omen.

tion,

I^Y^oLift

s.

address or question with

to

art, insidiously.

desire, wish, fancy.

haudful, hold

[^jpnfbiru;i^s.
[^,/pii/i, s.

throat, pharynx.

C^iipk-puyjitir, tj[i va. to shut a person's mouth, to put to silence; to leave

one not a word to say, to dispirit, to
convince, to put to a nonplus ; - qk-i^i
to muzzle the ox; -/'/" yn. to
liiuinuifi
keep silence, to hold one's tongue, to
remain silent, to be struck dumb, to
be tongue-tied.
[light.
t^iTp-k-ptril,
a. tolerable, bearable,
,

'

be taken,

to

pn^ujjP-

to

&c.

champion.

[fig.

athlete, wrestler;
^rp^ui^uA a. athletic ; - i/i,jn,.[3-pLii

C'^fo.'

'

F^!"s

p^uiuiunin

Q-/-.

athletic;

[J
,

wrestler

wrestling.

iiu-upuil,^, miliums, athlete,

^re
'Fil
ltfiE.yujl/uin

[tier.

to be confounded; - [ ;"to be deceived, caught, duped;

- rmuug to wonder ; - "^o^ to be de-

argument,
,

ceived by the eyes, to deceive one's

- juii-nil_lrptiuAj to be in travail,
be surprised by the pains of child-

self;

birth ; ftiTpnfbl^iiii/li irtuilrnt.li_p "hnpui hlS

[vice.
secrets were discovered.
.

s. a mechanic's
having the virtue

Qi/pfti^^ a. holding

wres-

y^Miy vn. to wrestle,

i'J',

be taken, surprised; -ji,

be caught in a trap to
;

to

wre-itling.

pin.

entangle one's self; - ^ ^ni.p-tu/ii

to be taken in adultery - ftnui-uipmito be surrounded by darkness; - j/_
Jt,
to be contaminated,
V'S
pa-nu
jjbliL
or stained by sin
to be surprised, or convinced in
['-pnf
utpu/i,u

l-lrj;

hg,u, vn. to let one's self

{^jpiL'bliir,

^,rpn%n,iuiliu,%-a.

to contend in wrestling.

or power to take, to apprehend,' to

understand; - Jht^ surrounding, cir-

wrestling.

cumambient foggy; - linlinpif

;

Qjp/A a. proper, suitable, convenient probable - 4it is proper

;

^i/pn.'i,n,in^P-[,.Jri

^Jp.n^%b,r, ty/, -ftiF, k-ij^j vna. to

taste, to eat, to feed on: to enjoy, to
delight in, to take pleasure in; to
gain, to obtain, to possess
to chew,
to masticate, to break with the teeth
,

to obtain honours, to gain recompense,

or reward, to acquire glory, to win

crowns ~ r^t-unu.Uh g^fui^ til,-u^lrniu%u

to acquire knowledge
to die
to be
despised, contemned, abused.
^J'pnuu, a. refractory, contumacious,
;

perception

{^.rpn^m-Hl

surprise;

retention,

right.

attract-

ing, swallowing.

S.

hold,

comprehension,

tulumli^

attack

fit

stroke.
Q#/1y"'4

uij

s.

cup, drinking-glass.

commensal, mess-mate.
Q>%iu4^w}j^ s. pi. contempt; insolence, impudence.
{^i/hi,a^[,j a.

(^J^Miui'i^t-ir, h^l,, -^I'lT,

sist,

to

y^uy vn. tore-

growproud, ferocious,

to rebel.

disobedient, indocile, crabbed, stubborn, peevish, rebellious.

^iip.nauiui'buij', uigiy vH. to resist, to
kick, to disobey, to revolt, to mutiny
to grow insolent, bold, proud.

jf
to

va. to restrain, to bridle, to repress,

tame, to break in.

contumacious, stub-

Qj;i^u44n/^ a.

born, rebellious, ferocious.

(^,r.,iuAuili

mug, cup.

drinking vase

dish,

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\^,niitriu,i,,ui,

fit

potable,

a.

drinkable,

to be drunk,
Q./i,t^, a. potable, drinkable;

;;
,;,

C^T-

'wV

for

- <^

with one voice,

unanimously ,^/;^ ^lrf"t - "iiif put
these books with the others l^tf - ),
come away with me; - u/j,^u/bh^, going
along
- np -R'ufbtiTuiiupi,
by what
road ? - u,phcir,u towards the East
- u.Jk'h.yi, hplifip
in all countries
;
</A^,/AA-^ - ii,pp,
_ ,^i, to pass
through Erzerum to go that way
^.^P k-L, - jiui/Lf/i by sea and land
-irp/ip.a iri. - frp^[,p betweou heaveu
and earth - 4/r5rt.^ A... - 4fr,^^,4
between cavalry and infantry togeuii^nt^tiu.
ther
<% KrudJtu
"I'k
'

it

pt-p,ii%

s.

drin-

ker; drink, draught, beverage, liquor,

potation; S. liz/i./^.^; ^./,jt,j/,^ -,
refreshing draught //^^4n^^, h,- food and drink; p^liylf^ t._ -^, yessels
and drink /> ,nnp, i^j:,ihihu,j jfi ,r,u,^
;

'

thou

not go into tjhe house

of feasting,, to sit with them to eat and
to drink; uAn^^li - S. Q^up^ii, -^
"iirij

shalt,

uipp. vn. to drink

-eagerly, greedily; - hard or deep, - like
iiiuiimlli jirjJa piper, to tipple, tA tope, to be a
hearty foper - /< 40,^.uint./^/it># p-ui.
- the king's health; - [ ju,_
l-.u^npl,
.

[|%i-/',

"/p^

u!ilju.,f.u.p..np,

liiiina-P-lit^i,

- to the success of;

. . . ,

to receive a thrashing, a
blow; uui.n.M.li -, to be struck in the

l-u/i.

face

jS."'-/'

t'-ii

> to obtain wate,r

by

money, to pay for water -;

dint of

in those days, at that time

more or

-Ifi^p,

little less

this,

'wlio

^um

Itl.

More,

- ;u y,- - um^i, between

altogether, unitedly
;

and that

i^iliir%ni_i_~ ui,u,ni.i,iJiii,

to th,row out
mhiipu every
where; - i/;42Vo^, under the bed; -

window

of

uillriitup,

under heaven;- pt^pti. ov

under him; uiuMuipm-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^,
itlr^uli^ int-p ^^iMtJfLuMi-n/ i^ut iti ui h ii/li Ibn^
pui
he set out on the report of his
poming - 4u,4#n.,4'>/ on the contra'^ck'^t'^'

[f^ph-uii-

drinks iniquity like water;

<n<.^ l/bj -, give me...-; pour me
out some S. lif.pt,^, \\,pp.i/i,u,j; &c.
H^^U-y

less, a little

drinking; *. a. drinJcer.
the act, of drinking-.

C-futnii^ 0.,

t^t/hfBi.!^ s.

fabulous monsters,

C*'/-7.*w# *' P'.

Erinnys, Furie.s.

- Jt'" "iri^^or iuip^u,^

"iihij to think, to reason in one's mind
- nui'ii^u,p^u,'i,lri_, to trample under foot;
- t?-[u- iTuiiiiiihu to be reckoned among;
- luiiu muMifi, during ten years to.
ry cross-wise
;

_Q%j.pr. to, at, towards, by; through;

among, in the midst, into, in with; for;
;

under, below; upon; soon, as soon as;

instea-d of
in the place
4'7*-/_ to look at the sky; /?i^u._
t-i,^l,iu
-"P^L - "bnpa, to reign instead of him,
,

hundred and seventy five

years - ili[J-{3-ir^ In- n-ouiuu^lt it will
fade as soon as it uncloses.
^i,if.u,p.irp a. leguminous.

pnii, eight
;

Qt.^i#.pn,o a. innate, native, natural,

succeed him in-^ - // t-c. -^ ^n,

give for me and for you; - r^o.,
obscurely; - u.iih%uy%t totally, in all;
- uiliiuJp. '^lyb-ij to look upon one with
an evil eye or with aversion - ^tnA
with or by the hand - Jk2_< in into,
inside, in the midst through - Jk2_
limphij to split, to pass or go across
- wiJk- to the right - ^l-ciu JinuAihij
to draw the bow strongly; - *///!
- fmrpu frauduJ-uiJu sometimes
lently, erroneously; - /uiu,^, ^lamui^u,
ludicrously, facetiously; - lyp k-, to

lilfu

as

much

i-uin-nilj

the

man

habitual.

with pulse.
^iq-uiP-n^p i,uipliuh,kj; tO pUt to thO
s'word, to kill with the sword; to
.

^i^uifLni^a, a. fed

trample under foot.

as the

woman

under a tree; ipn^uAui^ -

Qij-tu^iuqiui/ii s. cauliflower.

Qiiif.ai/fuAni-p-lit.'b s
mild or gentle
looking, affectionate or tender care,
protection.
f^^ui^t-p a. that eats pulse.
(^^/^ui^^j a. dwelling with; neighbouring, familiar ; *; playfellow, com.

rade.

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98
lJ,r^omi"py^
-{^'f ui$iom ad. S.

sighted

near

obscure tpp'"- -

hazy,

a,

/'"^

were

^,^,^ji^iCiin.n^iu nt^kl^iif they

at

the last gasp.

seeing dimly

Q%^u>#nii#>-i//i^a.

&0.

&C.
Qi^#jj%/?ui4ji a. under the armpits
- iTuiq^ the hair growing ^^u.%lrl,u,'l,

S. {^uu%Hi...'l.

u.n.u,2_

a^T-

to disband, to relax, to spread, to

widen, to reach, to stretch, to g ive

groiind, to amplify - puA/rt. to exaggerate - fig. to relax, to give repose

to ; to tranquilize ; iii,^u,pAai^lrinil_ nilriLi, jn^ or ni.Jk^ , to Open the
;

MunXh/j to darken, to obscure.

Q>/^

pr

before, against; -

hand, to give freely, to be generous

- n^Jtp to give rest or repose, liberty, license; -[iir vn
to extend, to
widen to spread , to dilate to be
generous; ulipm^ Jh-^ j^i^uipJuil[t-tu^.*,
niirLutitiulitraiunni-u Iri- n-n_u OUT heart
is enlarged ... be ye also enlarged
it is allowed or
i^^MupiuiiiWu,i_ k
permitted, it is lawful.
,

go

meet;

to anticipate, to obviate,
to prevent, to meet, to affront, to face.
to

'

yTiil-iunAiulih-nuMuuilliutl^. U,//rf<^

^iq-iun-iu^uij^
fiif-MiiuniX

vanguard, van.
tamed, domestic, fa-

s. pi.

a.

miliar; sedentary, home-keeping; delicate, nice.

J a

a^ il-ujn.^lui/

free

large

ample, vast, spacious, great diffuse

- J-uitTu, for a long time, or duration;
;

- f "iikqni^p-lfiXu

magnanimous, long-

suffering, patient; -

a dissolute
life - t
it is lawful, permitted, it is
not prohibited - litiufj to live dain;

IiItu/ii^

tily; - tfiiuiu to live

luniitjj to facilitate ;

dissolutely; - ad. at
length, lengthily; diffusely; dissolutely? J-l" freely, at large; j-f, ittl^u
to be free, in liberty, at large
to be

unbound.

\_J*lf.uinAiult-ani-autbtrir

prolixious.

[tious.

^/f-uipiutlitui^iuM^ a. dissolute, licen-

^,i.uMpiuttiiuti.np,

larger

vast

capaciousness

disengagement,

tO gTOW
ua^ull VU
numb, to fall asleep; fig. to be
benumbed, dulled; - [ gpuiy, to be
benumbed with cold, to be frozen, to
become torpid; - ui^^ jf}"^' ^o gaze
^q-uiiiJL/iiuiir,

at, to

stare at; - fpiu'^iu%<:^, to preoccuself, to plunge in, to engulf

sell ; ap-maiTualiniHi ftu^l^puia %nnui

py one's
one

((he has
multitude of his bones.
{^if-uipiTui^truiiji.

ness, inaction

yiitl-uMpiuiliuMihiii,

a.

liberal,

gene-

[patient.

P^,q.uiliJiu/iij,Jpui

magnanimous

fiif-iup^ui^uidmni-Pltii

s.

magnani-

mity, long-suffering, patience.

^rf-iupiui^iyuiplf a. vast, spacious,
extended.
[amply.
-p-iup ad. widely,
{fiij-iupAuiliuiufku

^iif-uipJiuiliiuirn^, a.

"/',

\'

^/H-utiiAui/itir,

make

augment,

to

unbri-

/.j[i

saloon.

iJluil[.

S.

t%^Ml^lUft^

"PP
iia.

to dilate, to

greater, to increase,

extend, to prolong

the
[stupid.

dull; chill,

numb-

stupidity,

stupor.

\_^if-ujni/iuqn^qujith-l/'r

to lull asleep

"'-RP

VCl.

to chill

tO be-

fig.

to

Q*Y-'"/"''"j"^jfi that chills, lulls

asleep

charming.

Q%il.a}pJf,/f s. zool.

Q><j^io<->^</',

torpedo (fish).
cover with

A-j^ va. to

sand, to bury.
P^tj-l-lriiJiuirilij; iufj vn. to cry outright, or loudly.
Qi^^xjl/r, tju/y vn. to fall on one's

knees

to coil one's self up.

^i,f.tf.nif.hir,

{^ni.iapjttiifiiaupui'i S.

i>ItrLuMrfAtu'li'

reared in ease,

commodious

dainty, delicate,
dled, dissolute.

benumbed

numbed,

[^%il.,up,nujini.tHi s.

stupefy.

rous,

re-

stupid,

tely, in all its details.

to

fig.

1^/if.u/pfP O. \yfn.u/pifriiq&-iuj

numb,

enlarge, to

laxation, freedom, liberty.

very long, lengthy, more diffuse,

very prolix ad. more diffusely, minu;

~llttlV.

tent, extension, size, latitude, greatness, width, amplitude, amplification,

enlargemelit; diffusion; field; capacity,

ifiitf-uipj'uigiy^,

Q^i^iu^.jujffuf-K^ a. diffuse,extended;

D.

hjl,

va.

to take or re-

ceive to one's bosom, to

make

wel-

come.
C^'^tpitir, hgf, va. to embrace, to
clasp in one's arms, to clasp or throw
one's arms round, to hug; to undertake;

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;

199

CUT- i/jit-iA I, t/t-piiij lu/ii^fuj

with the arms crossed.
f^,fq.oii,t-i/% h^li

to

.,

Ctilt

remain

Cii^n-lii/iii^ptir,

va. to ..unite, to tie

to oppose,

vet.

h^l,

to object.

[together.

[jectipn.
opposition, ob-

Pi'q.ii^lunuq.pnM.pJi s.

P^q-H^iT, if-piTrnji .coBtrary,opp,o^ed;

-uifiiul, &c.
Pitq-^b'^'^l""" &C. S
opposite, inimical; unfortunate? -,i^"^
^lrtl"l''uli
"'J a. contrary, opposite;
miaupiu/itfi
an adeguate or prompt- s. opposite extremes, adversity, disreply; pr. against, on the contrary, the
grace, calamity - iopnL.p-l<tX coerwrong side, outward, the wrong way; civa power ; - ifihij to oppose, to
before, in face; ii.uiiLiiiiii_,liiiMijif,uuAliu
contract.
.

to oppose,

i,u,pliu,%[ii_,

to resist,

to

counteract, to make head against, to

cope with; -jamiihu to rise up against;
to combat; - y./.A<}./A/;J/.7^i. opposite
the money-box
4h'r - i^itf. ?p"<*
to place a stone against the door
^^nt-pu - ^h-fj to close the doors
fi.uM%l,gi, - p.hiilri_, to reply opportunely,
to respond; - 4-^*-.- %n^ui Ipii
they

t-jfi

or -^

iA(3-frnXiii-i_,

affair

jtmu

to cavil, to sophisticate;
,

adversity, calamity.

P^i,^,i.[,i/;afi[ij

a. s.

t^-^fliiCp^niiSi,

wrong

verse,

^tH./j-liJiupLui'ii,

tradictory

flihlrf

*.

/y

a. opposite^;

con-

contradictor, opponent

p. \_y'n.n.pifujpuiltK-ir*

^if-if-JtiruMpuAuu^u/i' a-

contradictory

/r^p.vri.: to contracounteract, to contest, to answer; va. to object, to oppose.

contradic^fjf-liiruMp.ui'iini.p-liiii ,s
tion, disputation ; antiphrasis.
C^,l.,l.ptru,pajp aS. on the contrary, in
a contrary manner,
^il.il.fiJh,ii.iu^ii,iyi, la'bliliiLiip s. geom.

f^iq-^l/ifhipuAt-ir,

dict,- to

'

adversary, antago.opposite side, re-

s.

side.

Piiif.ii.[,iruf^-Mip

hard, solid, opaque.

t^'y/ vn. to resist;

t>i^^/../u.4,^/.f/*,
'

to repel,

to,

repercute.

resistanpe

.;

opposition,

s.

Pi,^,l.[iir-Mi^mpnL.f3-pLi,
'

antipathy.

lag a. opposite, that

opposes, resists

,counterblow

rebound

'

pAi^.,iij]penetrability.
\_lin^ii.liiltuiliupai

nil

J}upiiipl^

tntiutu

contrary, inimical, opposite ; s. adversary, antagonist.

^q.nJj,iriiiiruipuini-P-liiii s. opposition,
resistance, action, combat.

.a.

after hearing both sides.

-jntjHi s

U*?T^7:/"'^4/'"'-/^/"-*' *

resistance.

.
opposition, resistance; confutation, refutatipn, dispute, controversy.
Q><^^/>i/;o(u>j . .#/j a. that resists,
opposite, contrary.
C^'ttl"^'i"'S"'-P'['^^' * opposition,
[nist.
resistance.

Q>/.y.^t''?.</'f"'-/^/"->' . contrariety,
contradiction, teasing.
^il-if-^JirpliJip s. antipodes.
pii/.^pi/hipiaJ-iiAhirya. to divide in
Opposite parts, to place one against
'
the other,
{^tq-if-piraipuila a.- resistent, solid,
hardj compact, opaque -/./,', - -ip^l'tT,
to come in contact with, to strike
[hardness, solidity.
against.
^^q-l^iruMi-atpini-P-liLi, s. resi^tahce,

q/b ad. instead,, otherwise, on the contrary

4 ^u/i"*"-*"ji^ii.fliJk-^1

oppose, to resist.

0,%ii-ii.[iif;uii,ujni-p-l,iA

succeeded badly in that

vn. to

.j^iii.f,[ii/!iitiui^,,-P-[ii^

..

{|>.Y-^^ifi.*a/r, aiji^j

vn. to resist, to

contrast, to be repugnant, to rnqtiny.

Qi^-'fA''''"^/' "' refractory, restive;
D. yiuLiun-iabiultl^n

[ij

Qi,ii.ii.[it/iupii.irij

4MA^/iy_, to raise
to force a,[--;:

a -;
^

barricade
4"pS-"'fct^

Q5i^.^f.//i!^7Ao<-f?/..contrary

t-

thought
[des.

or sentiment.

opposed angles.

opposite, contrary;
-^b'^ vn. id oppose, to

^H.,l.fiilhniJupJt a.

h"'L: ih'i'i'u
resist.

OppOsitlon,

^iif.H.ltJ'uiq.aipini.p-l,^ S.

resistance; antiperistasis,
if-puig a
{^ij.if.fiJ'mii.lip
contrary; opposite.
,

aUtipOi^if.^pi/h.[3-[ii-i s. resistance, opposition contradiction, contrariety, disstrife ;

cord; hinderance, obstacle
dislike, aversion, repugnance, conflict,
trouble, implication.
-uiliu/h a
familiar
C%ii-iri_f -'"k
domestic, tame, easy, mild, tractable,
^Hl-lj-lltplinni^ip

opposed

nuiuilitj S. pi.

approachable.

;;

,
;

aoo

i^V\'

a . familiar , intimate,
bosom, linked or knit together in the
closest bonds of friendship, intimately
acquainted - f^/*/_S. Qi^t^^jf .T.
[^,j.lri./,jilr, h^,y vn. to grow familiar, to make acquaintance.
^
;

^i^.tri'-'iiiiJ; ijuj vn.

to

become

to

familiar; to

grow familiar,
make acquain-

tance to get used or accustomed to,

[tic.
to habituate one's self.
^H-hiuiukp a. familiar, tame, domes;

ni-y^

\^Mq.iriu,jnM-^iu'iiir>r,

to

vci.

barking at

l^ta./rflfinL-iIiiltui/',

^iif-hpn

p'u^

intestine

els,

gut;

to
to
to
to

i^uMt/fEU

t/itfn^tnf/inntljnul^t.nilj

set with jewels or pearls,

with gold, or a'rabesqued;

^uii^jnulifi

adOmeU,

ornamented
i^ij.k-^,^^

l%tT.k-trjt-ant^iU^

\_^/r^^nt-qni-!R S, Set-

ting, mounting, enchasing, fitting in

weaving, web, braid, texture.

familiar with.

kinds of pulse.

QiY-'^.^,ait.r, -%f r vn. to supplicate,

to implore, to beseech, to entreat, to

beg.
f^,^t-pujp.u/bii,.p-liJi, s.

enterology.

caecum

bow-

blind-

pt-.ptrtttlq llut^

slay others with their

^*,ft} ad.

wherefore?
Qi^/.4

a few pulse, pea;se, beans,

s.

C^7-/'4'"f
-/i

why? for what reason?

n^? why not?
[&c.

"'*'

'

cycle of -

In diction; ^p^;"*

%/' ""

*** amplify.
amplification chem.

'^iH-luifiinM-Ui, s.

ductility.

(H/^^fr<^a. yoked together; bear[to intermix.

ing the same yoke.
Pii^fiMuniit^j; lrji[i va. to incorporate,
P^ij.^uin.'bli,r,

is-ijtui

vn. to

become

in-

corporated to intermeddle to come

to blows, to come to battle, to join
;

uiuimirput^^

fttt^-liiuin^ih-^utl-

commenced.

the battle was

incorporation.
dioptric-

tt.

^,^^uytjti,ini,p-liLii

s.

dioptrics.

general,
the universe, the whole world, or earth iuniilri_, to generalize; ad. everywhere;
in general.
[!!%^].^u,'l,pul^u,% a. universal, general,
catholic; - -4*"v*"j^> the catholic or
universal church; S. [i'mj/p-, i<n,inqj
[^i,[.4ui'iinM.p

common

a.

universal,

-^, or -

./.fr^fe^^

P%q.'iui%p,i/iiiiitr,

Qi^fc^<u4./u7

fj

*.

aruspex, sooth[evening.

-i.e'

~'i"

^q'y vn. to

towards

erf-

Qii^^ii/ttpuiutk" a. universally,

rally,

^^.tpliuiiulij; ir^iy vn. to extend.

l^n.^tutinuiqnt^qii/jtyiff

amply, diffusely, tediously; - utnik-i^,

to prolong; - /pihij to be prolonged.
It itt Irqft

vna. to prolong, to make last a long

time to extend to defer, to spin out,
;

to great length.
Q^jj.t-p/iu>iuJ[iii. a.

very long.

^irj-irpiiiiipu/hiuir, uMijiij vn.

to last

VCt

iiL^tilt

tO

[erality.

genspace a.

^t^i.uM'iipn^p-f s. universality,

QiY-t^4"/ a. long, extended; prolong time

lix ; ad. long, at length

^tn-hplitunuiiq-lyif't \^t i^lrft l^ut

gene-

commonly, absolutely.

generalize.

become

general.

{^^tpui^ui'ii a. intestinal.

;'

fliil-hiiyif^ s pi. all

sayer,
Q^Y-i-pt^

own swords.

Qiiif.^.ytrjniiai/iui'ii

tance custom j- lufttu to familiarize with - niJifr^ lAif. ht-jy^ to be

/nt^[ti/'f b-qiuj

entrails, guts,

Qiq.piu,niia,-P-[it-% s.

acquain-

^,q.k-iniip-l,i% s. familiarity;

'

s.

tripe

maM-^ufblru' to

battle

set in gold.

uaautj

%natu nutn

aliiiL-nu

^tit'iM-'^'

enchase,
fit into, to set, to mount, to enchase,
set in a bezel; to string pearls
interweave, to entwine, to braid,
form a tress ; ^i^t^.-Y*-f^ /_

^iyLfr^i^yjiuitir, >-j^ va. to

baying the moon

in vain.

S. Q/rn^nl-u/lttuJ''

make

familiar, to tame; to instruct; to tame,

to render mild and less ferocious.

C'h'Y
Pi,il.t-iifi%utiui a.

f^t^lriuilily

Qiif-^uiu,

/.J

interval,

s.

discontinued, intermittent; loose; different, separate; less, lesser; meek, intermittent; ad. differently, otherwise

nor more nor less

uj./^ u,^u,i.

t^i_- t

than 10,000years;
/il
f "-^ ta'^'te - b *"j"A4- in what do
we differ from them ? n^ ^i_ - k b
%iru/bk he differs not from him;'in-<"7^
p/.t.^.fn.j,

little less

/*'i,-

iP'^^L^'iSp' ^0 ^ ^^"
last extremity, or last
jlrputijn^
thoy resemble

tilfu/iil^

long time.

most at the

^f.iTpliiupni.p-f,Ji, s. length, extent,

duration; -44%y, long life, longevity.

gasp itr% dreams.

;

20

CliO-

f^in-^ut/aAiT, b-gi, va. to interrupt, to

discontinue, to cease
-/..r vn
ito
break off, to interrupt one's self.
Ci'if.'imn.li^s. interrupter.
\^bn.^uiu,ni-P^l,i/i,
-n^'di, g. interruption , intermittence intermission, discontinuance, relaxation, cessation.
;

^iil.i,iupliu,%hir,

i,uMpl,

f^if^uip/iuAlur,

ituiftuii

to knock,

va.

to clash, to strike, to be^at

to strike fire.

; r-

vn.

^pliu,pto fight,

to smite, to knock, to strike, to tlaump

at; - i^itji. JliJL-iu'jiu to knock against
,

each other; to- encounter each other;

~ td"'it'' l^'t "f '^ 'o knock one's head
'

against a wall - /A^ ^u,'ii,uuiu,p^ to

- / /"./ait </;<y
be on the way to .
;

to have remors^e.
{^iij-iuiitjii^SL s.

[flict.

collision, shock, con-

tji/. va. to give, to put

one's hands, to grant; to take
away, to aippropriate to one's self;

^i[.,ilrii.tir,

into

by means

Qii^ Ah,i.% pr.

of,

through.

house of .one's master, domestic, servant -^ family S. C^if-uipn/u

,

Qi^i#^</rjnt.juitrt</',

ii-_j/>

..^fl.r,i^^ir,%tr^,i vn. to lie down at

length, supine to become idle, negligent
feeble
to adorn one's self
magnificently, gorgeously; to make an
ostentatious display, to dress pretentiously; to become vain or insolent.
good.
Qi-Y-?//' quiet
Qfc^nu... a. that leaps, that bounds ;
jumping, starting; ad. by stealth,
stealthily; rebounding, by fits and
starts ;
by skips and jumps ; palpitating, bounding; - / .fiiy ib'iik-[_,
to awake suddenly , to start from
/' ^Myu r^pP-ai-qiuiilr^t to
sleep
rouse suddenly, hurriedly; - Ifuu to
leap, to hop, to rebound; to start
back with fear, to be startled, to
retire , to frighten ; - - /i^_> to
;

jump

up, to rouse one's self;

go with fear and tremliu,iu,^ni.iih
bling; to. go by leaps

leap, to

lrpP-u,i_,

to

\}li^JliiiL-iu,rii a.

subaltern.
.

"^Aj, or road, carriage-road, pitching.

^%il.Jpatp^n,.p[,i.i s- interposition,

intermission, obstacle

partition wall.
Q^^q-Jfilirii; tjfi va. to interrupt, to
discontinue ; to divide into two parts
to separate, to hinder ; to intermeddle - ijluouu ni-pni.^ to interrupt, to
break in upon - i^mim^.u^4i , to go
half the way ; j- lik'iia,^ fiL-plru/i,^ uui_
ii,al[^l_, to die halfway on the road of
;

life.
f^j^Jj^li,r,

hgiy

vn. to

be

split, to

be

discontinue; {ip-plrL. moifu

i^if-,ll,2k^ij,u,., passed the middle of the

in half; to

tion,

mediocrity, media-

middle way.

vn. to penetrate, to
pierce , to strike through or pass
across; to insinuate one's self; to pass
through a filter.
^,q.ir,u/iin,i_a. piercing, keen, sharp.
iMig a. touchy, easily
^iif-iTuiuiinu^P
offended, sensible, feeling; thoughtful,
pensive, anxious, gloomy, full of care.
ifliut^ s. a. born in the
^iij.nitli'ii
[^iq.trijMiiAkir,ir,[,

SlirUg-

ging of the shoulders; nervous twitching of the eyes - ufii^uhiiri^, to leap,

to leap over.
{^^iq-auuiMufuou ff. boastcr, braggart.
;

\^q.nuutiMnM^r,

[^i^nuui^ii/'i

uihiy Vn.

to leap, to recoil, to start with fear;

to be aroused, frightened, dismayed
to shy, to be restive; to be disturbed,

disconcerted

to get angry.

Ci,q.auu,nij/i, s.

leap,reboud; shaking,

concussion.
Qllifaui,in..ju,t,lr,r, n-j/. va. tO CaUSB
to leap or recoil; to shake, to move;
to impel, to push, to spur on, to
thrust ; to awaken, to excite.
Cji,q.uu,nL.ji[,^ a. exciting ; stimulat-

ing, spurring on.

0,j.n../bi^ir, hjl, va.

feast.
^iii.Jl2n'-[3^li'^ s.

nLatnqf^u>nJ~ni-ilh P-^l^u/liqt lU^uM^

ad by means of, by
some expedient.
{^iil.Jlilu,//,a^i a. immediate.
j^,il.Jl,.ii^uLli^ s. the middle of a
Q^ii^Jl.,t,p^l,

vo. to Ten-

der proud, insolent, impertinent.

to trample

under

dishearten, to
humble, to subdue, to drive out, to
push.

foot;

to

despise; to

Qfe^mninj

s.

foot-stool.

va. to twist or break

the neck; to tame, to bridle.
Qi^/itAu/^ j,u/j a. receiving, welcoming; capable, susceptible; acceptable,

Qi.yt.^t.r,

fry/,

agreeable.
{^i^nt3ni,^nL.p-l,i% s. acccptance ; capacity, reach; participation; chem. ca-

2oa

e*u1p'arity

^i.nci,u>/i,

empty; indolent, idle; ad. in vain,

uselessly, empty - ut,Ahi_tinMl(iili,uint-_

innt-tuh-n

made

to deceive, to disappoint, to
frustrate, to destroy the illusions of;
Pin-"!,,

.ujyi.uji, lfiii_-

^,H.Jb,.,liia,pii!i,,

prattling, chattering, prating

terer, idle talker.

s.

chat-

mother;

owe you my
^i^nii,nq_ o.

gi'ioiing,

"

S. \^iuinl-uui
va. to

[|i'/,j.o;.u44fri/',^frj^

bc valn
or empty f to vanish, to pass away,
to come to nothing; to seek vanities.
Qi^ti,/%,/o.^a- a. vain, proud,

life.
s.

con-

to

grima-

mimicking; grumbling.

I tiq-nt-ntu

a. vain, frivolous,
vti.

haS

'iinii_[unumnilu/biii-P-kuM%,

Q>#Y-"'-*i"'"/'4"'-

cing,

foolish.
^%if.ntX,upiu^iuiir, ui^inj

hO

^t* cH*"-

/.

fessor.

ppato, prattle, chitchat, nonsense, chattering.

\_Jin.ntJlltJMblullIOII fe. \_Jt IL.n ^ lUpt lU ^gMMtt

gods

his

who receives, receiver, acceptor; recipient;

-inr^ /f Jlfpmnl.p-tr'bkt gOdfathCr, god-

^iif.nt^i.njiiu.p.ia'iinu-PJ, s.

(J>/Y--?yy7/./.,///,,.

them

of

Q>#^nt.i/.^,

romancing,

a.

//J

'^inuiu

f^iliufliuL,

(uij ,{!^lr,u%u

vanity.

all is

-l".p

vain, void, useless;

a.

CoT-

to receive with honour; n^p^u,p_

to give a bad reception
t-nf, - y/jp
- jpi^huH, to learn by heart ; jaiu_

.heating -.

^pirni.p-lriu'h

abandon, to

despise to compel to walk ; to vex,

to harass.
Qfcjy. iluyp
ad. in vain, uselessly; ifiapliu.'iih^ij to throw away, to abandon, to despise - juih-liij to run here
and there, to rove, to wander - ^o.
ut/,, to talk -in vain, right or wrong,
;

vain-glorious.

vanity, frivolity,

Q>/y-#.<_iy^,n-/3// s.

futility

at

nothing.

uy

vase, vessel,
receptacle; recipient, reservoir: asylum, refuge, sheltier meoh. well, tank,
- o^oy
cistern
air-box ; - zTf-'H
(^^/^ni>u.^.?/

who

<

hot-water

-.t/"/"p^/.

well.

acceptable, admissible;
agreeable, welcome j obtainable that
accepts, that receives.
^il-ni^it-inM-pJi s. reception, taking,
acceptance, admission, obtaining, acquisition; cheer, feast, entertainment;
gr. participle - ,f<nluufi,itii.pnj
acceptation of a letter of credit, of a bill of
exchange; - luii^ik-^it-Jkp to welcome,
to feast, to entertain - ,ani,k-i_ o,n,u_
pMug
- u,^,hi_
to lodge strangers
gpiniutf^l^i, to receive coldly, to give a
cool reception; - n-njii jiuppni^,[,n [,
q-t-uiifu/iiuiinxA
there was a reception
at court, at the embassy j-^ ip'ii_
W,iiinm-tfy to believe in God.
Qi,5(...i->//../', i^iliuii,i/
vn. to receive,
to take, to admit, to embrace, to accept, to make welcome
to gather
together to derive ; to impetrate, to
obtain ; to suit, to agree ; to approve,
to confess, to consent, to acknowledge;
- to deny, to disavow, to disapt'l^
;

vagabond.
wild, savage.

foolish things

&c.

inquisitive.

s.

magician, enchanter.

[^i.YLi/uy^u.4u.^ a. abject, vile, despicable, useless, vain.

\^iif.ilutjnujjpin O* ll^nui^unp^itE-pif.*

^/{.luypMu/usif

a. vagabond; prat-

ing, chattering.

vagraDcy.
shameless, lewd; -

[^l;i.iliyp,yujitn,_Pl,i_% s.
[^il.ilujjp,a/oii

a.

coaxing, dalliance, coyness,

affectation, coquetry.

uf^iu.'iip

^H-tluiiiiMuiiiuiTCnpC a.

Qfc^i/uy^m4^ a. barking at in vain,

seeking vain and

brawling.

l^ii^llutjntafLK-p

fe,

Y^tr^tltujpiulijou a, S. y^r^nt%u3fllUMp.uilt

quackery,

^l.,lu;jp,up.n)ii a.

P^iiil.il.i;fpMu^yj_ a.

CI.

s.

^ifil^ipu.p.lrp a.
y^in.t^npuMiJ^iaiq

\^,q.n^,lril,

[idle talk.

talks in vain.

^,ri.i\u.jp,u^uM'i,n,-P-ltX

steam-chamber;

random; - u^tui^u-pm-Hh, idle dispute.

quack, charlatan,

'^,^ilu^pu,p.iJu- a.

^tAitiP'""''"'-''!: ^'

coquettish.

savage.

^tit'op"'""'^ a. ill-bred, rough,

idle, lazy, sluggish, unoccupied.

rude

prove

qrip

juiL.uinu/1,1;

godfather, godmother to a
to

fall

into

sin

to

stand

child'; &//,

./I
inula

conceive, to seize mentally;

uifou

to

.^ laiiint-iiq

\_^i^iltuiputpujp^tirt

zi^s"!}

vn.

to

dragged along the ground, to be

tened to the ground.
Qiiq-ilaJ/ptap'upi a.

be
fas-

curious, that seeks

after useless things.

a^iifilu.jpuf^'iAnuP^liM.li t.

ness, curiosity.

inquisitive-

,,;
;

;;

03
UV'/-'Wre*'4t<, i,AL-,rva. io debase,
to vilify; to despise.

Q^ia-

flight

of thought; - ^tiu/j

reer

j-u

life

lih'hiaj)

haughtiness, pride.

j~li^ -2C.,<%m^.i_ .[lip

his gait; p..[,u "e iL'"^Lir'
,

by

life's

ca-

course of
to know one

C*'lF-/a-'"% *.

in the

l"rf

to twist, to wring
the neck; -// vn. to revolt, to resist,
to disobey, to rebel, to throw off the
yoke to lift up the horn, to become

to fulfil the duties of one's station, to

discharge one's functions honourably;

proud, arrogant

tion of the

(|'/^.//ft#/", /.-j/i tia.

miii-l.ini-i_ if-ii i!.uful^i

haughty ostentatious; to turn the back disrespectfully;

to throw one's self headlong, to pre-

7/^

cipitate

n-u/iintil

/tjiij-lltjhuij^ fi

pufu ll^Mi^f

jliy^

^0 free from domination,

to shake off the yoke.

[a%ni-[3:l/iil;

t!*'7-T/'*""4^''''

%f

va. to copy, to

take a copy, to transcribe.

a
V^'"fl,[i'iiu,l/n,i^
perspective

painter of perspectives; copist.

C7,q.op[,%u,tint.piii^i s
perspective
transcription.

Pi,p ,uq.l,n,^l3-[iiJii *. trampling upon;

subjection; project, purpose, design;
ride over and trample to death.
Pi.p-iu'iiuiip a. that runs, that walks
current; - a*<u>/i/;,u^i4 practicable
passable.
f^i-[3^,a%,u,r, ijiy vn. to run, to run
to; to apply; to slide; to gallop; to walk;
to go, to depart, to pass lup^uit^mun/ii
- to run full speed, to rattle along
full speed
trpunrniiliii
lum-iifii to
run in company, in crowds, in a throng,
to rush, to crowd, to flock ; - ^4t,
n^li,-p, to follow, to run after; ,

run over a book; ^,[3-,u'iimiiEi\_ iuuhi_,

to say in few words, to touch lightly;
h T*uiituiu^uinifU u^utuint-hniMeliiutj
TO
observe or obey the commandments
,

p.iM,pi-n^

ftiiPu/iiui'ii

business

thriving,

/yj^
is

are

affairs

prosperous

S.

^hp-iiii/uipm'ii s.

(^i,pu,^u,i,itil^,

nasium or place

gym-

gymnastic exer-

for

[index.
cursor,
Qft/3^uyo,^s. walker, pedestrian.
^p-uijn.-^jM'iih j; "-j/f va. to cause

cises

S. l|../,u/^t^-

\^^,Pu,^p/{

mech.

s.

slider,

to run.
{^.pkn.'i.il,

ifhinnu yuit^tiusu ni-nni-u, tO lOllOW

tracks, to tread in the steps ^u/iimuiuipiiu [ii-p
to follow one's
career; .//i^ mt.^^-, to dip into, to
aiflrui

,lu,Tf,u__

course of Ex-

>

C>,p,uj,,i, S.

the

z:"-"-

change, of the market.

swift.
Q>i/3^.3,/,4,7/ a. racing
accom\^ii[3-a',jiaj/i[iji a. concurring
panying agreeing, concordant coincident; concomitant.
{^i/J.j.4j#7t./?/.-'i s. concurrence
accompanying; concomitance; retinue

-:p uinliuipu^,^

ii"""i"'C"'i['

course of the sun

moon, seasons

hifui'iiiiiliuij

i,nqfy, direc-

.ufri-^<i.4'"*

coincidence.

trample under
to subdue, to submit to strike,
hj[i va. to

foot
to knock; to drive away, to disperse.
;

-4.

{!),p-ii,q.piTir,

wind -^

to say concisely,

to shorten discourse;

Pi-R-"j

legible, readable;

a-

s.

reader, lecturer.
t^itP-t-n.'iint.j;

7/^-

Jt'nn

Jiiujti

jiuliiu'ii^ii

of;

to

vn.

h-ftijutj

read ;

n-ui^ iuijiiliL. - to one's self

fLiup^put^uipi aloud
,

- in the presence
-,'- currently; 4./*4._

ni-pitL.^

lu'iniufjP-u.^

hesitatingly ; to stammer
- ^,i,piirM..MiAj[i ilk-p ft Ikp?/' to look
through, or to skim over a book; jui_
- Q>Xi\Jlplllfli y<- Irph^^
n.ui2_iluiplri^ l^'li
- over and over again ; mm^lilfii to cause -; iTu^mi-li ^n f-liuil^ -, can
ql^inil_

your boy read ?

piiPlrp^lru,uiPni.,iP-^,
after the perusal of your letter jhuiu
;

{^bPIrp S. \S,.^pJiRhp

""3 ^' adjacent, adjoining; assisting, present.

^'[3-lrpiuliuii

[itj

~k"'3

'

{^,p k P^.ulilg a. reading together.

^,pirpj,%hib a. legible; . reader,
lecturer.

{^iiP-utj

race,

gaft,

[i

Piip-tuj^

step, pace,

j^j,

s.

course,

way, means

\^i,piTpju/iin^Pl>i^-

progress, succession, train, trace,

thread; method; - m/iim-^, to run
-fy if-npirl,, the feet; - J^, walking
distance 4t./. -, foot-race - j/I/.u/j
;

to read.
reading.
^iPirpguiukp '>b[""3 that loves
study, studious, well-read.
f^%p-lrpju,u['ptir un. to study, to read
with pleasure.
{^.pirpjj.a'blr.r, -tif-.r vH.

s.

; ;

t^^

204

{Tiifr

render, to ascribe; to make, to furnish;

t^/t^_juuf//n.-/?f s. love of study.

Qip^t-pjujpiJii s. re&Amg book; les-

to

impose, to inscribe; f ^j^" - S.

,

son; school; *reading room.

u/jj.

-jni^,

iMin.

dress

advertisement,

to the reader
gentle reader.

~il"'L'

YJfy

-jnq^s. reader, lecturer

C^'Rt-[>3l'i_i

ad-

%iri,n,iui^m

nji s.

^p-hp^n^uiifiuq-ftp

*0 lOad

shew, to make one's self seen;

n^pn^^ to iutroduco one's
-. to
self to the presence of; ^4"^-

,n.u.2l,

church.
,

o#u lun-tuni u(utpq-k'-o^

self; to

s. reading; lecorder of lecturers in the

(!l,rJ^irp^n,-,ij(f

with presents; to confer great services -[r vn. to offer, to present one's

\!!^,p-lrpijn,in^p-li^'i,

tureship,

Xs/u;

lesson.
catechism (of

lecturB
s.

S. Cyril).

to

i^,fru.f/rjn,-j^%lrJ; ^j/. VU. to offor,

present; to show, to expose, to

place in sight; to recommend, to mtroduce t'"^"}* - to pass one's self

yz./<2fi
off for another, to counterfeit
Jlnu-, to possess, or bear another
meaning; "{.ptrij, ^'uXi, -, to make

f%p t-p^nM-Ou
give to read

lecture; mui/^jto cause to read.

s.

to

who gives a supper.

dining-room, supperroom; tea-garden; eating-, chop-house.
[^iP-pt/ilrpp s. supper-time.
^ippti/; A-jf vna. to sup, to take
the evening's repast.
^P-pt^ /*-"g s. pi. supper, evening's repast - i/.4-^tit<'i< the Lord's
lunSJtlrl, n.nnd'Is-ij
- , the Last
to give a banquet
nu,i_, to invite to u U3niilr[_ tun. ni^JIrp to SUp with .
f J-iaW/^iP-plrtu^ at supper-time.
C^iP-piumnL. a.
Q^iPpiapiu'i,

s.

one's self beloved.

^.if,,lr3n,.gii^a. that presents; pro-

ducing, productive.
^i.ifu.jn^Pl"-'!- s. offer,

phu/h catechism
,

fj

present,

s.

gift, offer, of-

miuij iPtumni-autliyr.
lering ; //t.7/t/
to give, to make a present.
or j a. that car^lituMiui^irp
/>!/
ries presents or offerings - f/'%A/_ S.
,

S. (^ipt/yn'-"'*^"'-

ttp'i -/r'-"W'' i*^

\^}yu.,n^ah

s.

moon.

act of offering, of de-

dicating one's self; presentation; offering, present; - II lln-"f Presen.

/A.
tation of the B. V. M.; u,.uu.2^>np.^
ir,,J-u/b

^itruij

offermg, de-

-r/?fr,
dication; presentation; Pn.-.iP
letter of recommendation; ll"i"'-tf''--

godfather

- ^^ ^"l^f

{^,it,-l.J: ^lrg";i vn.

to rise, to

presents, to offer, to

to carry
a present.

vna.

make

[^,lf,afiup.lrpni-(3-^Jii s. offer,

offering

offertory.
Pih-iufuiliu/i,

- ^pp

tion;

testimonials;
tials

sacred s. dedicadimissory letter,

^kuuiui'iiuj^, creden-

luj a.

Pni-iJ3^

p.uiph!iiuiruj^

mendation,

letter of recom-

[is offered.
that offers
that
u-^iy vn. to be present-

^,iru;jiu,ru,.,inj^ a.
^.h^uijiu'iiuMj',

ed, given.

shme,

be; s.
affianced

thatreceives

^.!iu,[n,-f^ i^b a.
k'gji

new

sparkle,
to blaze forth, to glitter, to
to glare, to be bright.

^ib-u^uiplrpirj;

moon.

trothed, husband; fuouhu,^wife ; -. mech. receiver.

Pi4u,<27-ir, a^tji.// vp. to bind one's

self closely, to adhere to, to entwine
one's self with.
to be thrown away, to
py,//lr'i-it a.

be despised.
va. to throw, to cast,
to repulse, to fling, to pour;
to destitute, to depose, to deprive;
jlrplrauij to drlvo from his presence,
to despise, to abandon - ji^plib'-f *o
frighten - jnp q^"t" tpbs *o confide
the care of, to confide to - ^uAXii p<-p
t^i,/ik%n.-.r, frg^

to hurl,

xJliiruijiuntujp S. I 'itifiitjui^ti-p

^iituii,up,u%

u/j

s.

place of offering,

to present one's self, to throw

self forward, to expose one's
solf; - L'Lk'b", to throw down one's
liu.iu/bu, to
arms, to surrender;-

juja-u.2_,

altar.
X^iiriutiut^np S. l^argujiufilrp
P%it,uft-,r,

/rj[,

one's

va. to offer, to pre-

sent, to sacrifice, to give, to dedicate,

to propose ,
to attribute , to lend
to confer
to devote
to
to refer
,

f
- jl^phbc t** throw
down, to slay, to fell to the earth-;
thrust in prison

so

tliii

upmuipu, to thrust out, to hunt or

drive away: to empty the stomach;
- .^utplfuu to throw stones ; 4/j" S- ^tj-p i to despise - qt,uip[,u/u to
cast anchor; ^i'u>r/<_u>&^n<./7i^ui>/jp% -,
to attribute to God // #-^<y if[,Jkii/i,j
ijiu'iyuAu to lay the blame on one
another; -. vn. to be thrown, or cast
,

to escort, to follow ; to pair ; to associate; to convoy; to aid, to assist.

~" utnmmuu
uiitintuunt n.niuit tO
be thrown out, driven away - /# 7Cu._
"iiiuuimpifl,
to be cast on the streets,
to be thrown out on the common way.
[!^,^tp, ,u!j s. companion, comrade,
partner female companion; consort;
fellow; agent; neighbour; partaker;
,

under various forms of government,

monarchic, oligarchic, or democratic.
(^/^tp^u^iri/; i-^l, vn. to associate
with, to conspire, to plot.
\^,lil.-pni-P-[,^. s. company, society
accompanying, assistance, partnership, match; train, retinue; fraternity,

brotherhood

companion or

^Iilrpuipuip ad. as a

comrade, friendly.
^ililTp,uq.[,p

npiu^s. subscriber;
- Jfl,iri^ S. li*.

,.'i,t^ B. ^,lihpu.,f,ph,r-^
i[lrpnMt^nfii/\

va. to subscribe

^tlilrpu,ii.plr,r, t^[i

to

-[iirvn. to

become a subscriber

Qil^lrpii,ii.pn,.[3 (lu^i

s.

to.

subscription

to subscribe to; lrii,/iMt-i_j-^

p-lAik, to cease to subscribe, to bo no
longer a subscriber; .y'w'^"% -p-hu/ii,
ratuM'blri_j-

terms of -

colleague

member,

P^,fik-pn,i

\_^r^/rput^iu^n&uf/,p

-'4"'^"Pp
"fy
J^iu^no S. y^ilihp^ui^int-P-liL^t *
f

one's friends.
[^lihpu/bl,

kneel down.
S. ^ii,piii,r.

{!^.iiii.n^,r, iiiujj

^ilii^M-nl-l^a

submerging, engulph-

ing, swallowing.
Qjr4Y_i/i<.4#<A a.

^,li,i,Hi,r, Irgl,

immersive.
va. to sink, to deepen,

submerge; to flow, to inundate, to

drown, to plunge, to absorb, to bury;

to

to dim, to cloud;
to

make

i[ip'i-ru,i/f.

-, to

lull,

sleepy.

a that suffocates
his neighbour; annoying, molesting
Cii^t-p.a'itilJnfj

^i^YiZ/zir,

A-jm/

to

vn.

founder, to

be plunged to lose one's self;

- 1 .^ly to sleep soundly; juA^uiplfu
uiptnirn^[3-^i!h juthlllttji[d-tup unLJ^ ~ to
abandon one's self to melancholy, to
be plunged in inconsolable grief; - {
sink, to

s.

pi.

companions.

that loves his

sociable, com[hour.
Qii^tpuMinlrujj a. that. hates his neighCi.^lrplrj; tyf vn . to accompany,
t^%/itpu,utp

Piii^tpui^ut^i -i,iM,^mkMU) a. Supporting social, or public harmony.

a.

s.

kin S. {^ii^t,r.

companion, comrade,
associate, partner fellow-

^^kp,ui/glr, ^k^iy vn. to accompany one's self, to associate one's self,

[ciety.
to become a partner.
^ilit-piuli^nL-Pb s- association; so-

utlruia

u[iptuj a.

neighbour, charitable
panionable,

thrown away, cast off,

flung off abject, vile exposed,, abandoned; meek, projectile ; -^.u^e/i_air,
projection; - /A^, refuse; - u,nXlri_,
to throw,
to
cast; - u-iAlri_ i^iruA^
nqtuptiiiilni h a-nii^ tO
liniSliit n clItui
throw the children in, the river
merchandize in the sea; - ,un-'i,k-i_
qjTiu'i.nL.li, to expose a child; - ipik-i^,
to be thrown out, abandoned.
i^ilihjni-W, s. cast, projection, outcast pliys. projection.
^hiil,T^iriu,i_ li,u,r vn. to resist, to act
as an obstacle, to hinder; /< h^nt^ip -,

s.

friar.

order

assists.
Q'i^tj/,4 a.

to

^dlrpuilili^

love of oae's
sociabihty.
that accompanies, that

(^/,iiirpi,[,pi.p-l,i-'ij

neighbour, charity

^.Iihp..,^u. a. that betrays or kills

his neighbour.
^^Irpuiliu/i, a. social, sociable.

congregation

commonalty, body; conversation:

knowledge; sociability..

peer; clerk; assistant; ^/sp [nl' -, I

am peerless, I have no equal; - (- u^p
^- one to another mutually t-p^
f.ni-u,% i.;ip -/i lit-pnt-ti', they
bound
themselves by mutual oaths.

harmony

[^bliirp^,^,ni.p-[,t.% s. social

>

away

;,

itn^^

ijiiutftlini.lihm'bg

pleasure, in deUght
envy, to be jealous

BWim

in
,

to

of.

Qi^^i/^^a. immersing,
*.

to

^ "bmluuAii -

submerging;

corsair, pirate, buccaneer.

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P.W
^^liifJhL.pfi^'ii

20

depres-

^^.linirni-llh s.

immersion, submersion.
P%/iT<1rir, tj[i va. to oppress, to
humble, to bring down, to debase, to
throw down, to subdue, to humiliate;
sion;

to blunt; -lrvn.

succumb; -

to sink, to faint, to

be a hindrance,

to

>

^iif!

or stumbling block to
to

bow beneath

^Ai/. pt<i-.#/p,

a weight; to be over-

whelmed or disheartened ^^/^jfX-u/^

luirop
juMin,,^
bowed by the
ftiiq.
,

weight of years; - nlffi, to retire, to

withdraw to impede, to hinder.
;

nt-jfi va.

to Stretch, to lay

down,

to

put to bed.
-i^ili.r vn.

to stretch one's self in bed,

go

to

^linqin-'iini-iK,

back of a

Qi4nY?/u////.j

to bed.

s.

goiugtobed: the

[to be a partisan.
bed-fellow; - iViikij

chair.
s.

^fut'

^hy-L'

by force, to storm,
subdue, to conquer.
Qfc^./m s. but. choke-weed, orobanche.
ClriJ,i/i,ui^ s- earthen flower-pot.
"-("HP

to take

to

l^*/^/.*/, s.

n.-ji s. leopard.
leopard skin.

Pi,Jlrn.u,f^

[^^iJuin-pi-it

jf,^

s,

pi. gift,

present,

drink-money.
PiJt-nJriT, A-j/f va
to consign, to
place in the hands of some one to
lend, to give; to undertake, to prove; to
transmit, to refer, to leave in writing
-/"/ vn. to receive from, to take, to
obtain; to be given, consigned, recommended; pnqnt-PpL.'r, - to pardoD,
to forgive //n^rmiiu muuilrqiuu to
give names to the stars.
PpiJt-n.ni.pi.c.'ii s. giving
tradition,
treatise, discourse.
Qi.i/rLY_, ry s. suckor, bud, shoot,
.

down,

to lie

C12

or ^/'y

4"'-?/'j

spring, Jbutton,

gem.

bud, to shoot,
to put forth, to sprout, to germinate, to
tj/i vna. to

t^ij^lii-iilrir,

walnut; - J^iiu'^n.n, nutmeg; - iflni-liu,^

cocoa-nut uip^uijuilit A the finest
quality of ^ - npfri^n i-jitij nux vo-

blossom.

mica

blossom, to be born; to dawn, to ap-

[^tim-^,
_

lihiihi.
_

nut-shell

S.

{^Jini-^,r,

pear, to

green husk of -; S. %iiri< (If/";

{'hirp_pl!ii) J",,!^ i^lini_qy
epidormis or
brown cuticle of - S. ^n.Minli ^hiOr^
,

i^i!in,-fl,

nut-cracker; S.

iiiTliii/blri_q-,

^u,p.irli

/. if-njii

Yltl^nt-^iur^njU

i^,lin,-q[i

[i

j^^i"*--

uut-browu

S.

~u tO nut '^/',
to go a-nutting
,

^ia,ilri_

qiiiM-u-^i'b

^^uir^h^^
J

t3-uii_

J-n,[n,lh[_-u

hjuif vn.

show

[|ir^n<_,^,

(^i4f.i-^uy^;'fc

a.

^Iini-iiuiiiuj[i,l.

nUt-llOok

S.

nut.
Qi^nf-^fi/f

nut-cracker.

nut-brown, hazel.

-Atri^ a.

made

like a

[walnut wood.
walnut-tree

[!^,lini-^l, s.

of waluut troBs
abounding in walnuts.
{!^ilil,iihj; h^l va. to reject; to draw
back, to pull back to subdue to roll
-[rvn. to recede, to retreat, to flinch;
to be repulsed, driven hack; - winLnj,
turning of the wheel; - jui,y!i,nii to
compassionate the poor; to pardon; l.liujui%uii., to be restrained, bridled,
reined in; u
U'iMiitniluiii nlirL
tttn. iXli I
[^linLi(nt-in

((.

full

unclose, to

one's self.

.,^mn_y s.

giraffe,

came-

leopard.

deprive one of his property, to despoil, to exhaust, to extenuate, to reduce to the last shifts
to be deprived of one's property, &e.
Qiwc/n,^ni/^ a. avaricious, greedy,
desirous.
[created.
^i^'iiuiiF, lujtuj vn. to exist, to be
-ipjiir vna. to

\_^iiu^u in S. y^iiiuL-l^in

grimacing

(^i^.i/uj,o7i_4
|'i4#ii_^o.f!t-,i {l-npti-l^ s.

to

the kernel of - S.
ll/^/tti tttun. i^,linu.^l,
tree S. I^i_
ipiym /^ilini-ili - WOOd q-nplrli
lint-qp
ill^ni-li

budding, sprout.

^iAI,jin,.!ih s.

as a

mon-

key).
^h^uukii

" loving riches, avaricious,

covetous; - ilh,\,j; -u\,plrj;

to hoard up, to save sordidly, to be

greedy,

niggardly.
{^,^ul,iini-P^[i s. passion for riches,
avarice, avidity, greediness.

[^i^uuuiiugn,. a.

accumulating, ga-

thering,, acquiring wealth.

P^i^.i/u,A a. spendthrift, prodigal.

(^i^.uo.tu/j

despising

worldly

wealth.
\\r>f,i!,.l;in
t-limiuj a. rlch, fortunate,
moiiied, opulent; loaded with riches;
,

.;

ais

207

- ip^'li-t! to be rich, to have one's neSt

well feathered ,a%p^l,^ - very wealthy, extravagantly rich; nua. t-i'lipli
J'utuui'iij ~
well oif, in easy circum;

stances.

C^8

domestic; proper; native; tamed; intimate, friend, relation domestic -p

family 4yp -?,fr,j the father of a
;

- uituinkpui^r, intestine strife,

civil war; - 5-/u-</.
7Cu/i,, p-^biuJl,, traitor, intestine foe;
-4""-"""a> faithful to the Truth;
ipilri_ ifiinj , to be familiar with, or
family

domestic broils;

V^iluiuJiuiiuiiuiJ', ut^iui vn. to be enriched, to become wealthy.

abun^i^t-kmnu-PliJii s. riches
dance of wealth.
avaricious, nig{^littptuiia
[,j a.
gardly, miserly, sordid.
{^^i^^uiqan^pji s. avidity for wealth,
insatiable avarice; .u'>y/#^ - insatiable
|[cher.
thirst for riches.
,

>

^''i!"L S-

lil?''i.'"-t'"

-tmi-npi

a-

ri-

S. QV-^t"""^'""/"- [ble.
.created ; visible, sensi-

versed

UV'4.

-ii"-lt

confidence
communication frequentation; habit; intimacy; friendship; /^iif. Iii,2_, carnal intercourse with
a
woman j- lin^k^ij to domesticate,
;

to

tame.
(^ii.iAi._4/f

female neighbour,

sf.

intimate friend; house-maid, servant.

^hinuiuni-'ii

brought up

small matters, toys.

^fc^WL ad.

gewgaws,

trifles,

s.

in literature.

P^nniu%nM^p-^i^, s. familiarity,

V^'i-iP^H'^'i-u.J-

[Jy.^4-,^% a.

why ?

1^

^y or

Q'fcjn^Y.,

/"-

s.

heifer, bul-

lock, calf of a year old.

[approach.
[!^imu/iiiliglrvn. to have affinity, to
^i,m'in,.li^nu.p-'[, s. familiarity, participation.
^imu,%iuj; ^'ti-- "j'y vn. to seed,
,

come

to seed.

Y^imlMtiniflttuir S. X^iulujUlrtltuiri

ihiniiin.

house;

in the

familiar

S. Qi.fu/un-%.

hiiilT/^ ni-^

immovable, firm

Y hiiih-iiuilii

to

in

one place.
(^iii'l>it

a,

chosen, worthy;

fine,

of good family, elegant,

excellent, exquisite, nice, genteel,
pretty, noble, polished, precious, pure,
singular, sovereign, superb;
the
best, the most excellent, the choice,
^the select, the flower, the cream;
w nttinn,nL.u7t ls-n.lili n ^uf lejn inn i- [3-/11^1

good;

civil,

l^uiiM/btunnt-qiulthir D. \_liinruhh-

hlituj a. s. familiar, one

of the family, acquaintance,
intimate friend, [tically, confidently.
{'^%u,u/i,t-p,tip ad. familiarly, domesl\%iu,'i,lrii.n/%a. very familiar; proper.
{!^iu,iiiiih/iu,% a.
familiar ; - ^Inu'ifp
i^'uiu/htiuli

who

is

domestic

- 4raV/<A/'
observo the precepts of

to a hermit's life

iaii-uimnji

to

the Faith.
Plimu,%lruk[, a. loving one's family.

%iii^ininiatiu

^^u

to ro-unite the bra-

vest warriors, the picked soldiers - ui'iiiunniii^ very fat animals jnjtf
;

best,

life.

i^niu%klinmnii o. s- murdcror of
one's family, parricide, &c. [bitation.
P^,i,iu/hti/jjLpii s. familiarity cohaPliMi.i.a'i.lriiii^ir, lrjja;i vu. to familiarize
one's self, to grow tame, familiar with,
to keep company, to frequent, to communicate ; to get inured, to accustom
one's self; mimo/u/mf -, to be accus-

tomed

precious ornaments served to beget

pride i^
T""2'z/'^ inninitjlihnij he
beat down the choice troops, the
t.n,^inupir[_ii- flower of France

first

quality; S.

[^>/"Y>t^u.^./?

iruiinh^iimj-lip
classic author; /^nj. -
4./At^, to select, to make choice of,
to elect J- lunXt-ij to give the choice,
to permit the selection - mufbhij to
,

choose, to

make

choice

of, to

appre-

ciate; i^""i";i "'kpi he who has the

choice, arbiter ; ifunuui p-nnuign/g ffi,^
iniinf inhiupu jlfiihi^, ho left them the

choice.
^ninitlfli S. ^i^nirl^i.

Ciiuini.mn ad. by one's self, or itself;

of one's self, naturally ; of one's own
head of the house, from one's home
of the family possessions, of one's own
;

^,miu'iilr^ni.jiu%lrir, nt-jfi VU. tO

der familiar, to tame, to

humanize;
\^lftlu/hh

to
,

rCU-

civilize, to

lllru/n

wealth.
Piiiiiii,ii^ni%a.

accustom

llt-ni

s.

familiar,

toral

elective, eligible, elec-

better, singular, exquisite.

;,;
,

elegauce, goodness, excellence; examination.

^lu.pui'ii s. choicest, flower; -<- a.
select, choice, picked; arf. by choice,
the flowby selection; /l<i4n-ijy^ -u
rich
er of the youth; liui^uin^
or precious gifts.
.

^nfiiJiig,

s.

choice, election,

p/.

prime; act of picking; garbling;

tru.p- -"tiu,^,

pure

/_

silver.

{^iiuiplrj,

eligible

a.

most

select,

j.yuju.'iti^
you
t .ft^
must choose one of these alternatives.
,

Qiu.^.t.r, A-j/i va. to elect, to

to pick, to sort, to cull

judge

know;

choose;

to discern; to
to distinguish, to difference, to
to decide to love, to embrace,
;

to discern what
; - nuipJ-uM,
just; - ifJ-iuinJuuilih, to choose the
time, to select the opportunity;*.

to prefer

is

angular c*he has chosen; jAuipb-^

Iijit%u ufiililiiiiu i^iinphuiij

mphuii_liu,iMui-,

would prefer

to die.
t^,ipli^a. choosing, electing; *. elec-

jfj

ihn-tu'iihi,

tor.

C*""/'/'i.;

discreet, pru-

dent, judicious, wise.

Piiinpniiiu^u/it a. able to discern, having judgment, rational; of one's free
will; wise, discreet; *. judgment,
criterion, free will or choice.
Qi.^o.^-/3/f<-tr s. choice, election;
discernment, discretion, judgment,
understanding; -ptrujJii ad. discreetly.
(^i,{,n.-P[,i-% s. choice, election, suffrage, choosing, wish; arbitration, deliberative, decision, discernment, distinction, discretion ; option; scrutiny,
taste .//%<>/? -pt.iJi, a vessel of mercy, chosen instrument; - p>^iuliur, liberty, free will - u^niik-u to distin,

-IS-lrtuUp.

ad

by

election, or

of one's ability ;<y^-pFft< ^^,un-Jtnj,

a man after God's own heart; 4/.\ ^jt
^n - Jlimu if thou hast a wife after
thine own heart; - fiu</l<ui/f hiik;ui_'i,_
pui fortunately ; - M/u-m^t-pli Jhpnur
-1.
- "hiruliin^-Phiuii
in our image
^^t-ii^un/
\\u,p'by ,
and likeness ;
north of Erzeroum ; - u'liil^, upon
wearing upon - the
one's back
shoulders,- the body; - a'.%.i..^m^4/ri
about the streets; - 4^nuj^./4" f*^.
,

to pass through, or to

wander about

the public places - pimi-P t-a/i fuup[i

naturally or essentially good ; ^ ^u^
;

JinL^

'l'''t**fl3

QUMllStt

unpuM

oplthttil^h

governed by his example;

lriu,'iih-i_- ^a,iiu,_pi,, to go out of town;
yp - mnXlf, ono after the other; ///"
- luJkr annually, every year op - opk<
daily, every day ~'builuuMi,opb ju/hju,^
truij for the sin of the first father
shall

be

laitpnc hliuMjinf,^, in proportion to his

income ; - .^ f.u<>Y., to judge from
Jiplruipu ufuim^u_
the appearance
Tikuiu well proportioned, symmetrical ; inernliu incrtipu fc-t- ut^piuip'^a uj*^
(uMup^u
according to the various
,

provinces
^/>^ a lamb
for every family and every house
^piuJ-taph^ %i/ui'hnt-Pli,^ to havo no
places, and

different

mttt^iu uit^uMah" n^uiMtp

[^lu.piiUi^ s.pl. rebuff, refuse, trash,

equal, unique; uA^ uAmIf^ ~ u,u^,r,u%u

to pass through your confines ;p.u!bu uih^u!bki_, to bo iuexpressiblc

^n,

<{^i mJii,jiui,Is-u to

be beyond under-

standing, to be past finding out, inconceivable, incomprehensible; u,'bju,%iri_

- ijuif, to go beyond; - u,I[l ip,l.-i_
,

jnu-jy^ki to be far from the sight of,

alienated; - p.^huli, , of one's self;
naturally, essentially ; - u.Jk%u,Ji,\,
,

totally, in all,

choice.
offal,

cording to me, in my opinion;- /.t-^n<.fr

liu.pl,, according to capacity, to the best

{^lutpn,/^

guish

Qwu. pr. according to, in relation to,

as for, conformably with, agreeably
to; proportionably, at the rate of;
after; near, relatively; for, as for; on ;
jiiint-jii fiiup^Wiuq \ acof; out; ^u

^MnphuJi_a. select, elect; virtuous,

honest, upright.
^i..,phiu,f.niii a. better, excellent,
very good, preferable.
^u,pkiuMlili^ a. elected with another.
^uiphfUB^inpC, a. elect and graceful.

best; -

CUS

S08

Crt-^
^,n[,u.liu,'hn,.p'f

entirely

y'hj; as is

said ; as they say ; - [.plip - fij/ji^ in

part, in a certain sense, in some
way, or manner ; in part - npnt-W, as ;
since; therefore;- npnt^iT..., - %Jl,'b,
or "iinfUuiku , or ui;</iy4" t as as
so..., as; - o^ti, like, after the
fashion of ; - 'fc/i%t , after him ; ,

some

scum, cheat.

*ii>-p^f S. 8o'/.p.
^n.uiqpiu'i' s. hot.

fennel.

\_jLiit^ni^l^ S. |p?#^#it.V{p

;;

f*l).1-

uyu,rXk like this, similarly, equally

t-M. np - lyuiTu/bk, &c. &c. and so on.
,

H^umuAJ^iit-iT, trjl, va. to

assume, to

take, to put on, to put on one's back,

to embrace, to undertake.
^uuiu/iiJUint-pptX s. the wearing, the
clothing.
[^ufi/^^i-iii , [ij s. accusation, blame,

reprimand

censure

reprehension
,
reproach, stain, imputation, criticism
defect, fault, wrong; a. blamable,
reprehensible ; - ipit-i_, to be blamed,
or scolded; to accuse, to charge with,
to blame, to scold, to censure, to con,

demn to know, to be informed of,

to understand; - it^li-i_ pJ/:p , to obtain,
to succeed in, to enjoy, or realize one's
wishes - juiiiXi, iun^,nt.ij to be blameworthy, to be in the wrong; - ad.
:

reprehensibly; culpably with shame,

or remorse.
^uiall.inui%lr>r, f-fn/r Dfl. tO aCCUSC, tO
blame, to reprove, to censure, to condemn to reproach to rebuke, to
jeer, to reprimand, to impute^
;

luinif-inuAa o. \uuiif-p-in
f^iiiat-[i^i^iw

&e. S. }\uihpln-p

&C.

on shoes, or boots.
I

{d>u,^,

[^uui'iiJ'iM,j_p

s.

all

pi.

tintjba

UiMlini

their fellows,
the following, suc-

s.

{^um'iiiru/iilip s. pi.

pi.

cessors, posterity.
I 1/I npnulT o. I #
opi/b o.

the rest, all;

[companions.
,yj

uuf

^ui'Jipf

PuifiuipP-

fj or lug

P-ui^

crown, diadem,

s.

the Crown or regal

crown
glory, honour
authority, kingdom
- u{uiuiu>liuj% tiara, the pope's crown

royal

Ii-uf[iul^nu{nuurliutit

liut%u,^

coronet

mitrO

.<4^

aui^ni-ut^
crown of

gold; S. <H//4; - uiit-'i.ni.i_, to become

king, to reign - ^t-A-^^, 4^t^( i/bipii )
vn. to crown one's self, to put on the
crown, to bind on the diadem;
(/^-/') va. to crown, to place a
crown on the head of, to cause to
;

tllsUtjny

individuals, particulars.

(KJpnkp
each one.

\um

.pMur-tpP-

Xum/^liLpuMa O. W uibl^piMin
^uu,liir,ublij', Irguy Vti. to ShoO, tO put
\uiHitiUUhtTUMIU

Mmhpl-

i\.,u.lrp2_S.

- It is sometimes confounded with

for example:
the letters y- and -

s. pi.

P' (toe or tow) R-n s. the ninth letter

of the alphabet and the fifth of the
consonants ; (3- p- nine ninth.

he crownt-ii-un- q^ jutn^uijcn^
ed himself with the diadem of Asia;
-mi. or -^i- uiu,uli[,ij to be crowned;
u,ni,n^l_ ^- n,-pn<^ to mouut auother's
throne; - [ iHa--/" crowned, wearing a
crown on the head.
P'oifiMf/.u/iifni-p a. curled in form
of crown or diadem, curled, crisp.
P'tuj-aiif-ini^u a. crowned, having a
crown on the headrule

(3'u>^</<7./<( a.

royal, regal, kingly

crowned.
i-pfj a . placing the
king's head; having
the hereditary office of crowning the
king at his coronation; - ^ifr^> to
li'u,^iM,Q.[,p

crown on the

crown.
coronation; ^nA.
inauguration.

ft'i^ui^pni.piii-'b s.
ifiii -p-t-aifi

fi'uif.uiquip^, -quipif-lruiii a,

adorned with a crown.

crowned,

;,;
,

.,

p-mj-

10
/rg[l

{i'.n,l-uiqjlt^lri/;

VCI.

adorn with a crown

to

ed

['

to reigri.

Yi^UMn-uat-nlfh-iint-aUilttrir t

princess (of the

^',iji.,un,upirnL.i,[, af.

royal family).
inheriting the
crown s. heir to the throne.
|9'#^4uY_, ,_y a. crowned, that has
a crown, reigning, that holds a crown;
\i^'uM,i.u,J-.Mj,i.,%,f.

,'uig a.

-.

H^^un)

make king

p.q.ulnp

crown

to

reign'ng;

[i)'u.Y.^n/r.^a.

-f

Armenian Church
'ltp";j

hymns of

certain

^-u^ jn..,lhpl^

n,_pi_^

iijl,,u,pC,l,

of

some country -

to

cause to reign.
iO'u,,i.,u^n[,u,pu,[,

to

[,

be made -

mnfiihi^. to

the

make

vn. to

frj/,

^uj,f.pi,liu,ini-Plidi s.

&.C. D. {0*ui^iiifitjp

\d*utif^iuif^tan
^(^,I/ifI7I-u.6-

Book

Queen

p-u.^^.-*;// */.

moon;

->/

church:

fig,

~ Sathinice;

\S-"Pl^'l''f

the - mother k^'aa'^

live the - ! God save the -

~i,>-n/ii

inu/p

long

-">

dignity of queen.
P'lwa-nt-iifff

The

Y^MUi^nt-quMliUil'f [O'uirf.^itf'

&C.

P^/ujt./", tj/. vn. to

P"iu/?

//J

run.

hand palm of the hand;

s.

of the foot;

-nu-lj), foot; the sole

-^Mt.^/
^[i
-^,,
of
^
i^ijjjf a.
^
royal race, blood or house, descending from^kings s. prince (royal).
,

SlC.

place.

of Kings.

.^t.

hiding-place, lurking-

s.

&C. S. P'lu^nt-uin
S

^'j ^"'.

make king, to
coronation.
p-iu^^i^tj a. that refuses a crown
- luniitfj to dethrone.
p-.u/^t,/-,

s.

iOli in k- ti/Tt^

reign, empire

-ph.uX, interregnum; - ot -^,

[crown.
The Book of Kings.

ad. liingly, royally.

\0*iUif.jnt-nftMurl-[ip

s.

kingdom

royalty, crown;

reigning

piuini

'

s.

crowned head-

prince, a

tO

f/i'uifiiii-npnpil-[i S. U-Pp'^/"l"l-['

ihq_

-nt-gf-

publicly.

queen.

P'-^u^^/y a. that shares a crown;

that reigns jointly.
P'.y.,^,ni_ a. that gives a crown,
that crowns.
{i',uii.,a,_,jp
,j s. king; *bridegroom;
uy
the - of -s - 2,'?/"^ the - of
Armenia!; 4fr.y^4-' -, long live the -!
Gjd save the -! - ^lr%q.,^%h^j the of beasts, (lion) - p^.^^ng - of birds,
- ituiliu/i,g
(eagle)
queen ( Arm
king) of flowers, (rose) - l,J^ S. 11/..
^"jl'k

VCi

'11-^1'
;

have given you a king

to preach the truth

- ^^u,i,n.n.-P-'f

{i'u,ii.,i.npnt-(3-t>tjr,

be crown-

vn. to

[i'.uif.uiijnph.r, tijl

tO d'OWl],

lilr'ini.iJiihu.j

paw, claw, talon

t-p.

a. royal, regal; s.
- 2rA,u/,^4
the king's
highway, main road, jthe highway; -

gauntlet; (^tf-nph-ft miah^nt^iu^u^i^

fang, claw, grappling iron ; - i^nj
scale; S. 'b<^"'/"
^.i,Pu,l a. covered, overspread;
wet, moistened, immersed, soaked,

o<{

imbued;

P'ij,<-/^.4uA

royalist

/i</ S.

'i

Il/if"//'^

royalism.

P'.f/i_n^i4"'^<"-/^/>ti s.

P*,</^i<_/r^.//;{t^o/

king-like, like

IiumP^i

^'u,pu,,lrpi a. cloven-footed, cloven-hoofed, fissiped.

\0*ujq.ttt/^,q

brim, to load

a.

capital,

^u,n.u,i_nfi,uuuMu,

court, courtiers.

to the

full

the brim

to

Pn.1,/

ft'.tiP lanii

whirlwind, water-spout.
P'u//3,u._a. S. P"u/3i"/")

*rain.

with

royal

immerse, to soak,
steep, to drench, to imbue ; -//"
vn. to plunge, to div6, to bathe one's
self, to be imbrued; - ^ ^l,p,n%, -

"htiTva. to plunge, to

to

crowned; ^uniuip,
capital city, seat of govern-

V^uin-uit-nplruiiji.

ment.

fill

threats.

royal or

P"i/3./.i., P'//3fi/i.,

s.

V^MUn-iui^niiiiiiifl^u to. ~UMU.uin

to

S. P'-///3 .-- jT.

loaded, overflowing.

where

the king resides.

[i'uiPu.ipiJii

P'lnj.iiiM.niiui'i.p s.

mutilated, maimed,

a.

^u,pu,,iirj; t,/. va.

#/i.
>./.,/,
-ligliiT vn. to reign together
to
reign contemporarily.
D.

P'<'/-iut./7^#%////.

muddy.

dirty,

^u,Pmi,u,ui
cut off.

asking, regal, royal.

Y^tutf.,ut-npiitli^tj

j---l'^ .ppmin'ii

to

be reeking with

;,

sweat ,

,yzt.

f^iq.

(3-1,^1,.

wallow

to

ill

or juiqmkifnt-_
the mire
to
,

grovel

in filth, to drag in the mud; npkuiJp. or jinphu/u, to be imbrued

or covered with blood, to wade, to

welter - mi/Jh^^, to get splashed, covered with mud - .r^^iiung ^,^,,.._
p-p npn-u/iij to be covered with filth,
to be full of vermin - {. p^fiiu Ji,ir^
*/ to apply one's self with the greatest attention, to study with diligence.
^'uPuii-ni-l/it s. soaking, drenching,
;

dipping.

^uifiiu^iiri^ a. troublesome,

ju/iilrir,

/-y/>

to solicit earnest-

va.

importune, to entreat with earnestness to molest, to annoy, to vex,

to torment, to cease not from entreating, or causing annoyance. P'u./u.xA.ifrj/.i-jf^ a
importunate
urgent, troublesome, tedious.
fi'u.^ji,Jt[iir, kyuj vn. to wish for, to
ly, to

desire; to have need

-ot.^ a. full, very full;

running over, full to the brim ; furP'./3-u,.nt.i

nished; endowed; adorned.

{d'uip-h-j; kj[, va. to supplant, to
trip up; to insnare, to dupe, te deceive.

^np-m-u Pinj

s.

paw,

^u,puiu/ji

s.

glove

u,^

foot.
;

impor-

tunate, annoying, tedious, tiresome,

disgusting.

sadden, to

of,

to

want; to

[P'.u^iV/<f.u?/p.

afilict.

griev-

P^.u/u/fA- . affliction; grief; a.

afHioting, disconsolate, forlorn;

ous,

^J-'b^u.li^ .black bile, deep sadness;

-^/y;.i<3,compunction,regret,remorse;
tO COUSolC , tO
ffhlllT'l,n^l_ qupml
cheer up uMp!iustilTf^MiMn.uM2l' m-pni-^
to supplicate, to beseech, to implore.
^utluiraitf-l^i a. ad. sorrowful, mournful sorrowfully, mournfully.
|ch^/6-.^t'/" a. of a mournful countenance, melancholy, sorrowful, sad.
fi'uifuifuiil,
-iPj a. full of sadness,
of bitter grief, very sad, painful, bitter;
- Jii,/ri_ riap to afflict, to sadden, to
cast down.
(S'lu^i-iu^iott a. sorrowful, grievous,

-^

S. 2t"-4:(>

^ipfuij; ^^lufui'ituiir,

to loose feeling, to

aijjiai vfi.

become

to faint,

insensible;

[ 6-.,/n_4to laugh till one faints,

to split one's sides with laughing, to
choke, to burst.
,

P'"Y"i/

or

ft'uiiuiuJlrii^

an ewe

wether.
\/i'i,i[P-ii,[_ sacre - luuMquiJ" vn. to
struggle to writhe in the agonies of
death, to be in convulsions, in agony.
ft'iuifuutf s. fine thread.
ft'inf^uiMrvn. to abhor, to detest.
P'/u^.uiu.ir, uitjiy vn. to fall into a
;

fainting fit, to faint, to swoon, to fall

in a swoon ; to feel giddy, dizzy, to
have a swimming in the head.
p'u/f^uynt.a?. s. swoon, fainting, lipo-

thymy.
that causes fainting.
^uifn^li s. fainting fit, swoon, swimming in the head, giddiness ; nausea,
disorder or rising in the stomach;
- qupuiJiiJii i-uMi_, to turn the stomach,
to disgust, to loathe, to be sick or
ready to vomit.
[i'uiiliu.jni-jjlii^a.

^uMlutulii

ly

importunity

in-

stance, solicitation, entreaty;grief,sor-

row, trouble

-^

dowry, marriage-

portion, dower; - u,f,liiu'i,lTi_, to solicit

earnestly, to importune, to entreat.

melancholy.
fi'a>/ulyt-u,i_ "' sorrowful,
melancholy, gloomy.

afflicted,

^uiluithil S. P'u./ui-u/^"'*
^uiftiitlrgnM-^iJlihj;

ni-ijfi

VU. tO Sad-

.den, to afflict, to make desolate.

p"/./*-/.!/", itir^iy vn. to grieve, to
afflicted, to

be

mourn.

ii'u,fi,l>-ni,ppi-% s. sorrow, grief, sadness, affliction, melancholy; mourning.

P'ui//i, lia/ii s. mallet; large
ft^iu/f [,
hammer; paver's beetle, rammer;-?.
,

Iin^lfii^i^

ikc^

k""'liip ip"
scourge.
^uM^ui[iuli s. dalmatica.
P"4"'4"^ beating with a sledgehammer hardening with the hammer.
P'/u^ui^, p-u.^u.f^Y. * mallet mall,

you

ly-tt";!

make me your

will

sledge-hammer, beetle.
fi'ui/uui%Aai1bp

S. ^uijuiJiii

-t/o^ ad.

P'ui/iuiiiui^ s.

humbly, in a suppliant manner, ear-

trave

nestly, urgently.

- or

iuii.ni.

small

beetle:

archi-

capital (of a pillar)

top (in the rigging of a ship).
-'/""i^.

29

12
or -pP^ ftg or <i/j *. trap,
snare, gin, net
-o^ npuii^ uiuipiliiu^
lilri_, ifiuiiiirij uipliuMiiriJt to draw iiito
a snare, to entrap, to catch ^ipi_
P'u.t/.apif.

P-llG
|3"#Yi-a/ a.

worked

in felt.

[ -[,,
-[, i,u,pli,u'i,\,u to fall into a
[,
snare, to be entrapped ; -iu- ^-/ pfr.
pir/^ to beat the water, or the air, to
toil in vain, to have one's labour for
one's pains
npufku - ^ni/ffi,' ,a'itjn,-_
gMu'Lt-i^^^puim
to be heedless, to disregard warning or admonition, in at
one ear, out at the other ; n S. [!/"_

tragedian.
tragedy.
^laiikfpli- s. felt-maker^uiP-, />j s. bot. cyclamen, sowfi'.u'ilrpi.li^s.

ft'uMiJrpii.ni-p-lii^t s.

bread.

t"iiPP'lu^iM.pii.ui^l.l, s.

he who lays snares

or spreads nets.
;

^luliuip^uMuiiuuilip
;

to

deceitful.
va.

trap, to entangle, to catch.

|9>u/f <^^-</-, tj/, va. to entrap, to
ensnare, to decoy; to take in a net,
to catch, to lace; to entangle, to allure,
to dupe ; - ^i^lr%,yu
to spread a
t-jp

ii'uiilr.r,

va.

hammer;

to

to

]P*UJ lilt ill lnL.it_

^"hyk'

S. ^Miiliiitliwii^

water-

vessel, jug, jar, water-pot, vessel,

pot; cup, mug, goblet, bowl: the
saveall of a candlestick.
P"""Z.' fa * quarter, ward, district;
part; neighbourhood; - or -^, felt;
-hiuL. uluiMnfi-i_. to felt.
*^'ui,up^u.,^ a. unveiled (female).
|3*.oy<a{>

ujj s. felt

(in

form of an earthen

>

<

Wui.pu'iip-uiif.hii^ -^upif. a.

furnished

with a membrane, membranous.

^'uiiiu/iip-wp-hi. a. bat-winged, having membranous wings.
^ui,iu/ii[^jyi, a.

a. funeral, funereal;
funeral, burial, funeral
rites, procession or train.
p-mf^n//^ a. living in the same

neighbourhood.
p-u/Yntia s. sepulture, burial, interment; funeral;
/;/ p-uiqpij to be
buried like an ass.
^uiiint,"!, a. thick, close, compact,
dense; chem. stable.

p-u-iT*.

enemy,

pellicle.
\/>'uiqiuuinut.np

(*'"?"'/'

>

a.

enveloped

membrane.

^ui.fiJi.p-liirvn. to

"3 s.

ilunfu liiu'huiii^

4"'t.

-, side-saddle, pillion; ui^muAu..

lik-ij nuu-'i,ni-i_lt ~, to mount, to vault
into the saddle; -# '^upliu,'i,lri_, - [
iHuililw

"iini^u ifiik-ij

throw

to saddle; p.u>iJiiuii_,j-^, to

off the saddle, to

P'uii^u.^17^6-

uj

s.

dismount.
saddle-maker,

saddler.

^uMirpuimhu-li
-uifjy . rag, tatter,
old clothes a. old, ragged, shabby,
,

produce or form

threadbare,

[castrated, gelt.

^'uiirpk-tT,

^'uiquiiruuii-np

<//j

a.

earthen-pot or vessel,

basin; flower-pot.

foe.

saddle; pack-saddle:

membranous,

S^ui^uM'tip-uitniuinkuii^

with. Or in a

woman's

pot).

^u/Lij-iu,

calf of the leg

be Ijuried together.
[o'uiilii/iip-%^ "3 ba "'3 * membrane, cuticle, pellicle, tegument; omentum, caul, reticulum diaphragm.

vn. to

s.

fi'iunJiutiiMM^uii

P'.JJ., u,j s.

head-piece.

hardoH,

^u>,i^[-ir.

u,j, ^u>,i4u-i_

P'u/y4//i

k"'-h"'3 s. pitcher,

to

tion.

cap

beat; to ram.

discomposed.
P>,^ij/.j/*, tjmj vn. to grow tighter,
thick, to condense, to be condensed.
P'ut,ili,ji-3ii s. thickness, condensa-

net, to lay snares.

vTi

rumpled, disordered,

P"/y4.ui/./.o a.

to enve-

lope or take in nets or snares, to en-

S. P"'t. Tl"a";

become hardened.
ii'utqjiu/iiiM.ir S-

yi'uMliuipq.uiiliiiiliirir, tr^li

p-u/Yii * talc.

that entraps,

a.

luyy

^u-nipufiiuij;

-huMi_a. trapped;

S. ^i'luliujpq.ui.i.l.p

s. felt cloak
wild artichoke.

p-i^Y^
bot.

fi'ui^uipq.uiuiiuu,

ensnares

inter, to bury,

entomb, to inhume; to bury in the

ground, to pay the last honours to
hide; -/>/"i'n. to be buried; - 4^*?-'*i-yfc
to bury alive [ yun-u CJ-ui^uii_,
sunk in grief.
to

ensnared

tj[M va. to

{d'.aqi-ir,

rags;
va
to

all in
tr^j,

S. S'/w^'4saddle , to

harness.
[kindred.
P'uy^^S. P'#ijp.
\i'utjp,pnuip s. pi. the relations, the

;;;

15
^j s. soup, porridge, broth;
skimmed milk; - nuufltL-aif pottage
of lentiles, lentile soup; dish of potP><i>%,

tage.

^j

P'iii%ui^uiui

sheet-iron
iurk
abstaining from

[ij

a.

soups.
[ii'u/b.nir. p-iajil,

va. to wet, to bathe,

to dip, to drench, to soak; to moisten,

to bedew, to water ;- t"A;J"'t/* /"-/
uipuiiuunt-a^, to batho one's pillow with
tears; utnttiuium^ou atttnu nt-nni-o to
bathe the feet with one's tears;- Yf"-/
f

uiuipui%nj ni-pnt^_

to cut the throat,

- juipliJbu

to massacre;.

to

p.ui,fj;ug,

butcher, to slaughter, to shed much

blood, to swim in blood; - ^ tl^-t' to
soak, to steep in wine; ifbui^pi u.iuu'iig
Pu/liuMinj [ </^^</ irnilnt^, thOJ paSSCd
the sea dry-shod.
^tu'i.uij'u/ii

[3'u>%ii>^

[,

pij s.

Mill.

s.

soup-t'ureen.
ink; ulrusi- black
,

-, red-ink; S. M-offi""^
I blue-ink; *y"'^/"'^.
piruAi, printing-ink; - ^k-'iiu,^, Indian
or China ink; ufiikij^ -, indelible, indestructible ink; ^minutilip ituiiriiu,_
the - sympathetic, invisible, secret
ink ; - %^u'7,uiii.[in<-P-lru,'ii
markingink utputm p^a- -^
ink^spot, inkstain; utftuitnhri^iut- to ink; dplCnmllfj
ai,i,.,lT,ipi_-uit., to be inked all over;
uiyiaii, il'2_--b ink-pot, ink-bottle; u_
ifii/ii -[,
ink-horn, inkstand S. Il.f^"_

ink;

/{u,pjpit

i^h-/^'j

l^iuufnjui

'

<

[girth.

iLip

p**/^ a. S. P'a/ii/i
&c. ; *. saddleP'mifuili uMji s . merchant ; shopkeeper retailer ; inn-keeper,

fi'u/r,^u,iiuiiuMi,

merciale

a.

mercantile,

com-

uM^ s. treasure, treasucabinet, collection

^pliimu'iihtu'b
the British Museum
- ^liT^uuM%n.ph,u'i,
the Museum of
;

4^, it is

corpulent.

Ju.p!fLnil,

museum

p-uA^/it-^A-i/", tg^ vn . to shun, to

elude, to set one's self free, to steal,
or to get away, to escape, to fly from,
to avoid; to be ashamed, to shuffle,
to use chicanery; -^in^_ ^louk-ij to
speak with respect or reverence.
P'A/3- s. fine blade, thin plate ; fine
,

sell

dear

"iiiuu

to

pellicule

uiuiuilit-y

window-glass.
P"uA/*/"'-*V' * elder-tree.
^in%l,^ s. a little broth, pottage.

S.

P',u*/4

liu-!C,un-iTi_,

i^ty

buy

u,%lri_

to

muiu to
t^ma umui^

,^1,^

miuUnt-i,

at a high price.

^uihliuip S. P'uA^uf^.
}fl*iiM%lni-qli

^. ^ntitu%^h-iui

dearness, high price,

scarcity ; m^.nniJfc^^
ai%hi_ q-p-k-'bk [[""I
to complain of
the high price of things.
&',u'iilinL.pi^,s.

dearth

famine

^u/hJip, Ani., Aiiip a. thick, big,

great

fat

dense

deep

coarse

gross; rude, clumsy, rough ; gr. deep,

flat, low (sound)
mus. barytone ; s.
;

bustard

in great quantity ,
- Jpnip , dull-witted, stupid; inq-limni-P-l.Ji, gross iguorance ; - Wiup^
//'*>
weighty, heavy; corpulent; - *_
num., iTopni^p, dense wood; thick or
bushy beard - ^-li, deep sleep.
^iu'iiipu,p.,uppuj,u a. of a gruff voice

zool.

thickly

ad.

stammering.
^u/i,Apiup.u,pnj a. coarse, rude,

polished, clumsy,

un-

awkward.

\**u/bipta^ni.[3-ftL^i S" ^[uJtupnl-P-ptJt*

a. very thick, very

dense; heavy, weighty, coarser; arf.
fi'u.%lpui,i.njii

more

[lubber.

intelligibly.

^'u%ipu,if.ufiiti.uMqa.

heavy and slow,

very

^iJiiipu,p uiipifup-

a.

Y>*UMbApiu[3-UMi^

yPiultipiuiniupiMIip

O.

^',u'ii^i,iu[3-hi_s.

of thick cords

a.

flax)

[woody.
branched,

^>u'bipuiP;,.-,{, a. thickly

^u/iiipuii^Mp

fat.

tow (hemp or

S. P/.L,^.

or

{<^u/iiipuiihnnL, a. of an hard language; who speaks thick, indistinctly;

of a strange speech.

thick;dense;
of branches ;
heaped up, heaped together.
^uiiiipuMlfiin, -lni.n^ia.

leafy

Alexandria.

membrane

Pv<%f u<^^.%

make dear; -

ropes.

esteemed, precious, dear.

P'uAf.uiiiui'ii

ry

precious; rather dear

dear, high priced

dear; ^^/f ?/ -.

a.

-If.

IP^kU^k-

(3'<'>i#^

//

t-l).^

P'mi^

wooded

^'afiiipu^lunp

pond, marsh.
^.M,'i,ipuii,n^

^u/iiipui^tnii^

full

iFop.

very deep mud;

[dense.
a. very thick, very
a. thick with earth,

fertile.
^'ufijApuiJ'uiif a.

thickened, condenscurdled,

hard; viscous,
clotted, congealed; bushy.

ed; heavy,

^'lu'bApuiiTu.itni-P-litX

viscidity, tenacity.

thickness

;,j
,
;

,,,

U
a . bushy , thick
woody, wooded, sylvan, woodland.
P'uA^pujJiypl,

heavy; plump,

^u/iiipujinupJlfb a.

corpulent, obese, fleshy, bulky.

^u/h^piuJliu a
fleshy , muscular
plump, fat, greasy.
P'uj^i^u/ij^in a. thick-sculled, stupid,
fat,

dull

block-headed, dull-witted, awk-

ward.

ness, corpulency.
ft'u/bJpiuir.nnL.p-l.iJi, s. stupidity, dulness, heaviness of mind, slowness of

apprehension.

^ufii^pMuiropni-u

thick bottomed;

^ui'bAitujj,u,u,li a.

to increase, to accumulate - [< ir,u[,^

to become incarnate; p-ufuipuM^uiL.
uftpui J-nifn^i^yu.'i.u thls poople's heart
;

waxed

gross

p-uAA[,u/iiuijp

lu^tu^

uproar increased;

hp^l,,.,^, ,th.e

the fear redoubled p-ufiiipu,giruii_ a. s.

thickened, thick concrete /t-uini very fertile hill ; 2r'-p - impure water.
;

a.

pulent, thick.

big-bellied, cor[leafy.

l^u/iiJipiMiuuinuipP^ a.

densely leaved,

P'"A<{^,/f^m a. thick-witted, rustic,

stupid, half-witted, hard, obstinate. .
p'u/iiApitiuililit-n.,

inuifiiult o.

diarrhoea,

without, except; S.

P'u/'iy pr.

\],a.u,%j

handkerchief
towel - niitf-uig ^pinuiit, pocket - mtupu/iin^fi
neckcloth , neckerchief
ilh-inuJoiihuJJ SllK
^u^n s. nms. an Armenian note ("-^j
|3*u.^t.r, tj/ vn
to mumble , to
mutter.
^lu^lfbuili

/uj

. roosting place, perch;

[,
stake for siipporting vines *swing; see-saw.
Pu./i-//'a. faded, tarnished.
(9'u/n.mJtjn_jAA-r, nt-tjl' VU. tO CaUSB
to fade, to wither, to tarnish.
fi'ujn.iuJpj', Jkguij vn
to fade , to
wither, to decay to be tarnished.
li'ian.uii/h^P-pL.'h
-niMl S . fading ,

i4"a/-,

spread everywhere; very thick, crowded.

^ufbipuimuipuiijt a. that pours, that
thick like hail, heavy, abundant,
closed, compact; - "iilrm^, countless
arrows - MuiFu^p %lr,al,j a shower of
arrows.

falls

withered state, dfecay.

/#<

(3>u

condense

to

coagulate, to congeal.
^,u'i,ipul,ni-2_a. thorny, having many hard thorns.
[board.
^iJiiipiu^uipm s. paste-board; card{i'ia'LJlpni-P^[it,% s. thickness; solidity,
density, bigness concretion, coagulation, condensation; consistence; fatness, plumpness; plenty, abundance;
rusticity,
awkwardness; stupidity,
dnllneas;- &/rp,.ptuA great old age.
;

ha

y^oMfi^utUiuMfio

yf*uia-utff

to

have a severe

pnL.uij

colic.

belling of the stag.

|9'u/ii../^

[i

s.

sturgeon.

k-^iy vn. to perch, to roost,

to go to roost.
p-uiu // s. cup, mug.
ft-ain-liir,

white skull-cap.
fi'uiut-J', tjf vn. to
wheeze, to pant, to be out of breath,
to breath short, to breath gaspingly
/3u.i.i-^ n^..5
to be asthmatic, to
have difiioulty in breathing.
p'liiuwli s.

(d'uiiiuii/',

aijj^,

uij s. farthing.
^luanJii a. panting for breath, asthmatic, short-breathed, wheezy - or
fi'uMunt-

to thicken, to

sigh, groan: colic, bowel complaint.

^uiiLu/ii^ir, ^lan-iu^iT, t-jj[i vn. to
sigh, to groan to lament, to weep

I'j s.

sprcad

thickly over a great space, scattered,

tj/. va.

^,jj s.

on awakening.

^ii/ri^puiuinituM

looseness; dysentery; piles, hemorrhoids; colic; fistula,

[morrhoids.
^u/i,iii,iiun_ a. affected with the he[ii'.u'ii^j' va. to mutter, to grumble

bar

^u/iiipufbuij; iMi^iy vn. to thicken,

to grow thick; to grow hard; to curdle, to coagulate, to clot; to augment,

is

p-uA^

[well-bearded.
thick-bearded

having a solid foundation.

ifuilfii,

[,

P'MMAJiiuiirnpi^ a. thick-skinned.
^ui%Jtpuiirun^3-l,Ji, s. obesity, stout-

ULfi

P'lIS
P'u.'i,^,

\i.P^nu.%l,

^[Af,,

Taxes wine; strong,

generous wine.
^,uu,lrpiiil<iiu,i^

ifni-j

dramatic

representation, play, piece ; 'iiip^iu'iipi

- pu/tif, f.upiu^yp'i, the play-begins,
the curtain rises.
,

^'uiuihpiiiliui'ii a.

^luinbrpiuukp

theatrical.

a play-goer, lover
of theatrical representations.
s.

"

13
fi'utint-puiulipni.p-li^i

.1 .

fondness for

theatres and public spectacles.

ft'tuuip, uihpi/ or uit-piuij s. theatre,
play-house; drama,play; the audience,
the spectators
luuMiiy,n,i_ p^muik-p
scene , stage ; i,piuuiuipuili p-ujinhfi
pit
q-liuiiul^
oPhutli [3-iumh-n , boX
,

tnE-l/po

uilimh'auntu

boxes

tiers of

mmiuuili

[a-utinhn

l^iulo-

P-w.

ui[iu,ui^

ticket for the play ; trui'iini.^ni-Uii

P-uiuitrp play-bill ; ^t-p^^uiiilruii_ f-ni-_
ru,pbuMi_ liuii_p-iM,mlrpU to crowd to thc
play zf^'-p2- iP''""'^r^ '^iv^3""~ ^^^

mlrp

'

amphitheatre was burnt

ml^^pg

"

fi'uiuipuiuilru

uMij s.

ti

/>&

the world's a stage

all

S.

spectator.

scenery scene - p.uh,,a_

u.nh,ih^,.p-lii:i,
dramatic poetry the
drama.
"hiiuipg

^upuilu

nj

u/j

matter, sanies,

s.

corrupted matter.
^uipuiluiuilij

purulent,

P'u.^m/ua/S-fit.S-

a. that draws

oif

hindering the

dis-

i^uii,u,luu,[if.lri_ a.

X^uapualayanM^quMUSrJ'

tO
purulent, to
VCC

"'-jl'

render sanious, to make

corrupt.

vn . to become
sanious, to be purulent, full of corrupted matter.
^lupiu^liir,

Ir^mi

translator; comparaphrast; interpreter;

lug s.

p'iuirifjh/ii,

mentator,

translation - 4"7_. ipilri_ m-Jlrp to be

an interpreter.
^utpi.J'u/ht-ib a- translatable.
^uip^iTu/iiirJ; frjf va. to translate
to Interpret, to explain; - juA^-ij^u/.
^uaii /^qni-^^ ^un p.ujpfLiun- to translate
;

from English

into

Armenian ;

ju/ii_

TO translate
off hand, extemporally , fluently ; pBi(t mn. piuiL, to translate literally,
uiujutnuiiitnjiq

mill ^uiiinj

for word.

translator; interpre(translators of
the Septuagint) ; the Interpreters of
the Armenian Scriptures , ( S . Isaac^
fi" uip,i.jhi%[,^s

S.

-^

The Seventy,

^iup^ir,u'iin>-P-li-^
;

paraphraso

literal -

[lators.

written by trans-

^uipq.iTMiiiju.i.l.p a.

by

^lupifjrulbopk'u ad.

translation;

by interpretation.
*^,^pP. ^...pp^uj.^ s. twinkling of
an eye, wink, twinkling, trice; l,-u,li.Ji
in a twinkling, in a trice, in
eye-lid.
; -j.

no time

a wink, in

p'lUpP-uiilii.i'rMp S. ^uipP-iaipiii^lth.
\'iiipP-ujiplr,ini^ijui'iilTir, "tj^ va.
to
cause to loiter, or wander about, to
lounge, to idle to skirmish, to divert
to keep at bay, to occupy with, to
distract; to lull with vain hopes.
;

volved

in

perplexed with

difficulty,

business; to haunt, to frequent

umIiiuIi

S. y^iup[d-Mut^

{<i'iupP-uiilin..Uh

/.

loitering, idling,

s.

lounge, sauntering; perplexity, entanglement in business frequent resort

- ui/fiaii S ^MapP-iuij,
[wink.
.

ai^u^, to

^u,pP^y..u.'l,_^ S. }S.pmlri-u.'l. pi.

s.

sketch, essay.

P'nip/it,a%n^3-(,t,% ^

frccdom from
[tender.

P'uipJ' a. fresh,
P'iapM/hj,nu,p

young, green,

soft,

luj a. vain, frivolous,

useless; vile, abject, inferior; superadded, false, factitious, artificial; gr. expletive,
[greenness.
P'u/^./;i-/3/io*/ s.

freshness, verdure,

i^ujp^r/lr^nt-gu/jih-l/', Jpill i/fii^P-lit^r

b. Y^iun^ujJh-ijni-qtt^ilrir,

[O'lup^^, ^ij,

&C.

uuli or uuMiif
np
Tarsus ; .4>/ ||^/.^jacinth
precious stone of a flame colour.
p-iupj, pr. without; S. U,n.<ij.

P'uipu[ia

P-uy
\in'l,uj.^

^ui^ui'limJ',

^ui^n,-P-l,Jl,

S.

^^2^, &C.

^aijuA

s. victuals
eaten with
dishes; pittance.
ni-y a
u,j
P"#t
thick
bushy ;
woolly, shaggy; gr. grave (accent);
mus. flat.
[long-haired.
fl'u,^ai.ku a. shock-headed, hairy,

bread,

made
,

\i^tut-iuiLinp

(5.

]p*utt^iuriatf-inp

^^un-iaif-ini-lu a.

shock-headed.

^ui'-iMMi-npir a.

who makes

or sews

coarse articles.

Mesrob, &c.

sion

-, frcc transla-

p.uMn.iu\,u'u

taxation.

charge of purulent matter.

tion

*^u,plu

corrupted matter.

ter

-,

latfuiu,

/^j.uipju,fi

P'u/^/Ji-^Or ^uipPliijatiml,

sanious.

word

f*u.h

Xnlu,uii.nj%

-uiititft

,;

^iapl3-iMi,plr, k-juij vn. to wander,

to loiter, to lounge about; to be in-

^lumpn'iiuiliu/b a. theatrical, scenic;

-;

s.

interpretation

translation, ver,

explanation

^uii-utqajpi.

a. full,

leafy, green, branchy.

;

thick,

bushy,

;;;

fi-M

216

P-tth

Maj-y vn. to grow thick ;

to become shaggy or hairy.
P"/..^A-/. a. shaggy, hairy, hirsute;
- lyp hairy man, covered with hairs.
^iiMM.uigni-^iu'iiirj; tiL-gli va. to render
P'.u..u7#i.r,

act or state of rol-

f4',i-,^ s. roll,

ling; S.

P'.^i^.<->'ffi

rolling,

a.

tum-

bling down; um-fi-, on a precipice,

steep - unimi-u to roll, to revolve,
to turn round - p<"Va
^ w^inding
discourse; - ,nuMi_u,[iir,u'b to cause one
;

to roll in

own blood -

his

u'i.IiItuii^

thick with branches ; to make hairy

or hirsute.
^uit-fi^ S . velvet ; - Jhuiuipulny
piMii/pLiitliuipiuin.% -, cotton
; silk
;
</><--<;, woollen
or plush.
,

^'.ui--ui-Mi,f.inp
-m-inp ad. in rolling,
revolvingly, rolling along or down;
,

in-jitul^tjuun

luuiiliul

tumble down,

to

i^pniui^nnuiqj

tO

down, to pro-

roll

strate one's self; to agitate one's self,

to fall dead; to be thrown down, to

be upset; to throw a somerset; to

throw one's self headlong, to precipitate one's self; - /<u.^-37t_yiiA-^, to
to prostrate, to precipitate, to
- u/ji^mi- jwph.u'u [,,._
fell, to upset
l-n,-ii; he fell rolling in liis blood.
roll,

which goes

^u,i-ui[ui^,u,^ a.

rolling.

P"u.tuY.,u4.,A a. rolling, that rolls.

\d-^.-^^'i,lr S. ^ui^mit'f.
\V*iut^ui/n./nrr

o. p'lui-iufiutt.inp

P^tat^utih-iPt

"IP

)P*uti^iuitrawiL.aiijbtrirf

va. to roll, to turn, to set rolhng,

revolve, to wheel to upset, to
overturn, to capsize; [ p.uy -, to turn
topsy-turvy, to turn elsewhere
to
remove, to take away -/b^rvn. to roll,
to tumljle to wallow, to plunge in,
to penetrate jyitkhc to roll on the
earth (thq. M/hfitpp ju,T<Jiiii - to get
covered with ashes, with dust; ^i^u-lmiT- to roll in the mud, to wallow
in the mire - [> ^#.^4"'-/^f"-'*"' tf^p^
aby to give one's self up to sensual
pleasures, to abandon one's self to,
nt-j/i

to

thicket, coppice.
thickness ; hairiness;
aspiration of letters or sounds; thickness of voice.
[briery.
fi;ui.i.ut a. thick, bushy, tangled,
^lui-ni-P-

s.

ft'iai.ni-P^lit-^i s.

|9><.^
n, or ni. [ij or /"-j s. bottom;
depth, profound depth, abyss ; fury,
passion; fire, spirit; impetuosity, violence; effort, furious attempt, struggle; -^ sheath, scabbard; - i/A,/.-, or
H- u'i,^u,%ki_, to penetrate, to pierce, to
run through, to iDore; to thread, to spit;
- ,u'b^a/i,ln_. Twu-'iiyu to run rapidly, to
pass through, or traverse with impetuosity , to enter with violence or
impetus; or ifbiy uibjni^gu/iilri_, ^uMih-jj
^uiunL.jui'iiirij to pass, to bore, to pierce,
to transfix, to thread, to run through
,

to

plunge into

lun-u,^,

bend towards.
s. bog, marsh, muddy
miry hole, puddle.

turning
wheeling rotation, revolution; inclination, propension.
^u,i-u,,nu,lj -qlriui a. shaggy, woolly,
hairy ; woollen.
[dense woods.
\0',ui-,uJhi-[i
rendered safe by
a
lu ...u/u, ill u, If a. hairy, hirsute (an
epithet of Hercules).
{i'.ui.uM/o'ii
a
heavy eye-browed ,
beetle-browed.
^,ui-uMini-Hh

rolling

to hurl, to launch, to fling, to

throw

outbreak, burst of passion;

^ - if-J-nlun^ in the depths of hell
- c^'^ ^ i^'if- i
^uii^'up-uiMp ad,
penetrative, piercing, with penetraIipji^

fit,

tion.

^uM^i,iA,^i^ a
pellucid.
(3'n#^<o%j

transparent,

raS-A-i/*

to

va.

clear,

reflect,

shine; [3-ui^u,%^ u,n3iti_'&. |3*i^

p-zuLio^j, u,^
place,

uini,n,-i_, to prepare for an

gather one's self up; - mui/j

^-

effort, to

u'imIiu.'uJiij

u,n.u,i, ,_pL.^
to prostrate one's
self at the feet of, to implore; - <..
f> to give one's self up to, to incHne

to, to

lupir;

ona^auMlitrr

to
u/ii^

[i'tu.puA^ui^iMi'ii

-jiy[,% a.

penetrapervious.

tive, subtile, piercing,

^M^u/i>j,aiia/bn,-p-'^

,1.

penetrability.

lriu,%k-i_,

ijfbhi^ e-irphu *o

penetrate, to

pierce

to think, to

ih'^yi_ itmu,^

understand, to penetrate, to perceive.

^u.i^.u'iyu.'iijni^li^, s. penetration
penetrability.
^uMgf.iu'iigirj; hg^ vn . to penetrate,
to pierce, to pass through, to enter;

,,
;
;;

;;

P'U.*
to

be

p-M

2 17

through; to search
thoroughly, to dive to the bottom of.
^u>,piui,^tii, a. penetrable, permeafiltered

ble.

berate, to rescue; - ^puY4"'-P/"-*

jn^Jhfk, to free from the effects of
another's resentment, to pardon; - [
piajj qnifl,
to die, to perish; - yjr'_
Uitt-tlU
t^/uit /# ll/rpuij nE-pnijp to VCUt
one's anger, to wreak one's vengeance;
- (P-'ii''" jnp to give vent to one's
angry passions; - ^ruip,, to discharge
one's bile, to vent one's spleen; u,^
itl--[_-' to add, to subjoin; to conclude;
- nuintXb, to remove, to change habitation, to empty a house of its furniture ; - juni-p jit-p jn.p to draw the
sword against, to brandish the sword
- ip.uiJ-aili to drink off the cup to its
dregs; to drink up; - ^'i,^., to escape,
to disengage one's self, to get rid off,
to abscond; fig. to humiliate, to abase,
to lower one's self to - qlHi^ /. ^f""^
ink"!'
to dismount, to leap from horseback - ^A^u to spend, to dissipate,
to waste, to squander; - i^/J- 1*- ^rfimi-p-lit^i
to make great efforts, to
employ all one's energy, to do any
thing in the world; to strive with all
one's heart, to sharpen one's tools,
to prepare one's self - I'l^y ,to throw
off the yoke; - qn,p [, /jf/ii,,,^ to deprive
- f i^JL-u/iij
of life
to massacre
(quiii [, /^iLnt-l,), to separate the combatants - if-u/ihi jni-ilt-_^k to interrupt a discourse ; p-tuifikui^ *>.<.%
2ptn.i, the ship is unloaded; iy/3,

that penetrates, piercing; transparent, diaphanous; - ^/Afr^

.

P''"^"*jM

^tuifiu.'bgiinu.p-'ff

-^nt-P-fiii, s. trans-

parency, pellucidity, diaphaneity.

|3'<^>ui'>ijn<_.% s. penetration
per,

viousness.
P>.^u<n. a. vagrant; ad- like a -.

>

P'uiifiuin.uMljtu'iinM.^liii, g.

wandering

roving' or

n,

vagabond; vagrant,
wandering, roving, rambling; -ikm
- Ipt, W
knight-errant
the
Wandering Jew; -^/t/^S. ^.J^u,n.l,,r.
^iuipuia.uMliu!ii a.

vagrancy, vagabondage,
[or lounging about.
fi'uii^uin.iu^ip s, pi. the act of idling
P'wfiu'n-l'iT, Ir^mj vn. to Wander, to
roam, to be vagrant, vagabond; to
ramble, to rove, to stroll, to range
- uMm tt- uAj. to wander up and down.
P*<u^uL.7<u,(/> ad. quickly, without
life,

delay, incontinent.

emptied

\^uM]{,huMi_ a.

..>/

fall-

ing star S. !],<-< l].</<,.'^; - ',^fh^,

hare-brained , empty-headed, giddypated, mad; s. giddy-pate, light-witted person, blockhead, idiot, fool,
;

madman.

iflf^uiuini^ui

uiuiim^li

to

make

a great booty, to pillage, to sack ;

V-P c//"*^*'' ^0 despoil, to deprive of;

- jnif-p ni-pnt,^ to harass, to hold in

suspense - n^m^i to rouse one's
self, to awaken - q^-l-'i'l' to get sober
again, to sleep off drunkenness or debauch ^!p /I AhiLMiij nt-pni^ to save
one from the hands of another, to li,

p-ul,l.-ui

qjtq_

[,

^4i,

flee

from our

hands.

^uiilihtT, ty/l va. to overturn, to

cast down, te fling or throw down
to spill ; to empty, to exhaust ; to take
away, to take by force, to possess
one's self of; to cast oif to disengage,
to deliver , to release , to relieve
- ijuiinujifu, to extract, to pull out,
to draw a tooth
- ^t^t'"-^"
*o
unhinge the doors ; p.h^hn-n.1^ jp.kL.hn.
-, one nail drives out another, (new
things or persons make old ones forgotten) ; S. pi--t#. ; - //uiulnt-m , Mui^uip
fLuji^ii_ir,

P"./^/r,

pour out, to

t-jiy vn. to

spread, to flow, to throw down, to

overturn; to take refuge, to emigrate;
to be deprived of; to get rid of, to
free one's self from, to disentangle
one's self, to flee, to save one's self

by

- f -It-fy to fall on (the

rush against to dash
to dart, to rush upon - jnt-Jkgk t
fiuij
to leave, to desert, to abandon
flight

enemy);

to

[i

to

innu,,/

f,

{..h^u,^

become mad,

to

grow

foolish,

to lose one's

mind

VCUt
- u/;>< j.ujiu'uli
to be decanted, poured from one vessel to another;- ^/A-o/
to recover
from intoxication; - jlr[ilii,lij j^pkhv
to descend from heaven; -4;n/^fe/r4'"p-n, to strike fire, to produce sparks
- ^.nJbn/, to lose colour, to fade; ^pny to be dried up, exhausted /
inpifiilni-P-lTUjb

iiuniniuuni-tiiq

one's grief in tears

tO

;;

P'bP-

{8
jl^k"!'

be

off!

away!

get out! go

every knee bend before the

iL-p. let

incarnate Word.

[rushing (river).
^ut^/itip-iu^ a. impetuous, violent,
{<^u,]l,l3-,a,{,l,i_

f[,

flutter, to throb, to

to palpitate, to

bleacher: washerwoman,
a washerwoman's
beetle; stick for gathering fruit; luipnj the penis of animals - ,uiil'n_
Mjui^hp, a judge, arbiter, he who confers rewards he who separates comfuller

hidden, to remain concealed.

a. ad. S. P'ui|./3^.".f "-*'

^.u^l'

P'otfj.

hiding, occultation,
concealment; secrecy, mystery, ar^u,^,n,-PI--i'

s.

canum.

go pit-a-pat.

^"/[i_s.

laundress

become

to

vn.

uM^uij

fi'uip^iu/ii.aj;

fi'utpn^'r,

occult,

a-

^"''"ji

secret ; pliys. latent

privately.

hidden,

ad. in secret,

Datants;

muLit (3-uith^li bleableaching-field ; fuller's

lut^tuptul^

ching-house

field.

of being concealed;
concealment, secret; hiding-place;
retreat; a. hidden, occult, secret;

of concealing,

p-.Mi^umhu.'u ib'^l^u b

hidden maniier;

{ii'itiifn,-ah

evacuation

effusion,

s.

shedding;

egestion
descent, humiliation, incar-

tO be COUIp-lrl^ /' p,Hpu,n[.

cealed, hidden, placed in ambush;
nJi,^^, to hide, to abscond, to lie in
ambush; ^*'fr_f /?upi/.fru> to place

fullery, bleaching-house.

a dungeon
- he hid nothing
/. %j-^-i,k itr l^^ynpu.
from him, he had no secrets with him.

expulsion

IT/""**/*
nation of J. C.
'

privately, in a

p^,upu,l..- ad. secretly,

u.lru.'l,

^'"ttra

^u,]i,^^pi,ju
bleaching linen.

fulling

act

of

^up^,n,-P a. vacant, empty; abandoned, forsaken; uninhabited, desert,

unpeopled; deprived of; wanting in;
- uiii^.ti^i^, P-n'is-i-ij to make or render
desert, to devastate; - ^ifr^,, 2ft,^,
to be deserted, desolate, unpeopled;
- uMn!i,iri_ t/mniX, to Tomove from a
house; - /, 4^ix;^^
deprived or
devoid of talent ;-, [ s. wooden tray,
,

tea-tray.

or hide

upon the

P"^7-5Ai-./*, "-jf va. to hide, to

cover, to conceal; to mask, to cover
with a pretence ; to veil; to envelope
to hide or bury under ground, to
inter
npn^.yl3^ - to lay snares for
^[,i[, n^p - quihXh he did uot know
,

what hole

to creep into.

remain empty, without; to

be emptied, evacuated; to be uninha-

bited, devastaT;ed; to

become

desert,

P'{^</,/ft/tyr^

[i'.upiiuinj^

emptiness, vacuity.
p-iuz/jo^, \, u,i- s. religious procession: /. - /riu.%/ru to go in procession

place;^

^tuouMnnjo
(fI-,^^.,L/J^f _>/ s.
,

ik-ujtL^i

mount Tabor

-luuiki,

^ui^u,p.u,i, '^d. secretly, stealthily,

furtively unknown to others silent;

softly, quietly, noiselessly: enig-

matically, allegorically.
P'u/^^.ur^/,^4L^^ a. secret, occult,
hidden, mysterious, dark, obscure.

be
to

pi.
.

pi
u3^

the fugi

s.

hidden
hidingor

[pMlri_,io hide

self.

OV

ft

uij

s.

woof, warp

lutn

^'mpP-ui^nifh -_f_n,^(, a. hidden, secret, private, stealthy, clandestine; arf.

in secret
privately
furtively
by
stealth, stealthily, slyly.

s.

P'uj^/#i#ij7fl

nj

S. P'i^^Ji,[!p

ad. processionally.

u't^j
ainjftj

jd^ui^iiuinj

conceal one's
P't^.7/

abscond;

[tives.

things, arcana.

hide, to

lie hid, to

concealed, to
disappear.

desolate.

ly,

that hides, or

^uig_nL.g,Jiinii_, -_ji^o.

conceals.
ft'uip^.j; .ptruij vn. to

3"ti *'" to

-iuIium"!,

sly, or in

iirt

ld'ir^iA,i.P

uiij s.

sleeveless cloak.
sleeved cloak.
pi. sleeves.

it.uj s.
OV n^ a. light ; active,
nimble; slender; venial; frivolous; s.
ease, leisure; -, -u, -nil_ad. quickly,
light-footj
lightly, easily ; - nm[,t-^
P'/rquAlip

{d'/rp-iri.

UIJ

light-footed, nimble

/Jfe-tq^

light-

winged - Jltii.y, likpp j!t5r light

hand; slight wound; light sleep; ,

f-ltbfi

/^4"/

^^pm^nL-p

uni-pTC,

light

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wine; weak tea; slight repast; weak
coffee - ju,%^u/i,ki_, to coimnit slight
faults; -
4"a"'-j'"*^t.> to lighten, to
facilitate - ilfiitri^um. Irini-ni-ilh to take
an oath lightly or inconsiderately -

^hp^huhj- S. (*t/?A L,tuqni->

3"'-3' ulik-J*

does that seem to you a light thing?

- A-yA-t. >/#/; jui^iuuin>-P-k%k he rested
from his labours.

^!r[HTi.ifi.p,u^ a. light in the race,

rapid, swiftly-rushing, wing-footed,
light of foot, light-footed, nimble; ad.
swiftly, rapidly.

P't/3 y,-n,-P-l,ii, s. lightness activity,

^lrP-lT^u.p.,up ad. lightly,

f^lrp-ir^mp.iupn/

ate,

tt.

swiftly

giddy, incoHsider-

trifling; Yolatile, inconstant.

^lT[}-lv^u,p.,iipyL.[3-lii^,

.-

levity
pueri,

thoughtlessness, unsteadiness

lity, childishness.

(*^/3ti-iuf-A-ni a.
light,

easy

of light weight,

to carry.

^'Irp-lrmi.fhuiij

light.
ad.

^'kp-hiuMi-njb

a.

- 4i"^'".
very light

cheaply
lighter,

very easy.

[slight, Hght.

P'/r/?4-^/5.p6-

slightly

made

-p-n-l^a. swift-winged, swift flying, active, nimble.

^k-p-hM^mfimpmli^ u
light, ft'ugal
- uhifni'ti, a light dinner.
^wp^hruulil, ad. lightly, briskly;
slightly, hastily; thoughtlessly.
.

light-minded, lightheaded, hare-brained, giddy.

P'lrpiri-u,,/h,l,ir
t-ju,/ vn.
to be
giddy, volatile, inconstant.
P't/?A--fi/i.nt/?//t4 s. weakness of
mind, giddiness levity, inconstancy,
^'hp-trt-u.Jliu, a.

imprudence.

fig.

"juij

to ease ones' self,

vn

to

to relieve one's

self.

^/rp-k-^u/hq-iair a. light-limbed,

nim-

ble, agile, brisk, active, alert.

(a*t/?tt.u,*p .p;. levity; inconstancy,

volubility ; adulation.
^hpt-i-ui^uipJ- a. agile, lithesome,
dexterous ; quick, swift.
^lrP-ht-uMjni-gui%lrJ',n,_^l, vu. to light-

en, to disburden; to relieve, to ease;

to relieve, to alleviate, to assuage,
to lighten, to allay - ^hni, jni-Jh^k
to withdraw ones' hand, to cease to
fig.

afllict

qju/itjiu'iia

fault.

luuiiu^uMt,

ft'hp-lnun^m,
pain).

ease (from

relief,

s.

(3A-/3-/.t.f., n<_o s. conjecture; proof,

essay /. -." /i^u.^fr^. to conjecture
to put to the proof, to test, to prove,

to essay, to try.
|4*A^,

I7JI

s.

thread, filament; fibre;

<^/S-<o/3/i
ty.
chord; - nu^[,
iron
liuiP-l,, gold or silver thread;
i,,uuiui'iilr[_ -u -u
to
or metal-wire
reduce to filaments to atomize ^-i joi,i;iit^l_, to weave thread by
thread to adorn symmetrically -.p
uiiumJht.ptrui'b the thread of a
p.u/i,lij

mus.

[3-lrl^'h-t-iuqnK-niMt'li^

repentance extenuates a

discourse or story; i,>u.nufi,lri_wi- p.m'iijfii,

break the thread of one's argument - lil/iiuig the thread of life; 4'"mu/hhi^ q- iih'i.uij to cut the thread of
life, to cut off one's days.
^kluMnlfi &C. S. ^lTn.,ui}-lip &C.
that instigates, that
^hiuiq^lip a
advises; -ipil-r S. P-t^u^^t,/-.
to

^triu-ij-phj;

prompt,

be
lightened, disburdened, exonerated
P't/Jtx.f/A/j../'

^ir[3-y,.uM(3^yi-,

fickleness

frivolousness, futility; inconsideration,

thoughtlessness, folly; levity; ignominy, scorn, dishonour fig relief,
[sing (cloud).
sollevation.
p't^p-tri-n^/i ( m.n^lili ) o. light or pas-

to sell -.

[,..t^,

\^'hp-lri-u,ip,li

exoneration, relief;

agility; alleviation,

cheap, low-priced.
/ij a. swift, nimble,

\i'hp-ki-Mif.l!i, a.

p-bl
P'tpfr<_u/p,;^a. of a light step.

inspire,
dictate.

va. to instigate, to

Irijl

incite,

to

advise,

to

suggest, to
counsel, to

to
to

p-A^u^^nt/^f ti s. suggestion, instigation,persuasion, incitement,counse]

advice, dictate.
P"t4 uiy s. oar rudder.
\i'hiu,^.ii_, u-3 s. agent, bailiff, proc,

tor,

manager, saving man.

P'fr^.4<i,

P^t^V/

ft

wire drawing-plate.

s.

p-liliu/iM s.

top of the shoulder,

acronium; shoulder-bone, shoulder;

arm end of a vbook S P'f 4nt% ;

uiitlrujbpl^ to undertake, to attempt;

to aspire to, to pant for, to seek to
embroil to sell off, to dispose of; vn.
to explain one's self, to pretend to
,

be; qdiunq-luuiL-inp qp^nAp tuiflr^ tO

pass one's self off for a doctor, for a
,

SO

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fa-bP

prince

play the grandee, to lord

to

.;
,

P-bP
^hp>,iir,nL.pf,

distrust, mistrust,:

s.

doubt.
to covet the prito aspire to honours; - #*^A-^
^jtp to favour, to support, to assist,
to protect, to aid, to defend; - .oft-fr^
to desire eagerly,

macy,

t^'tti'T "-fni.^

to rebel, to revolt

- [i p-t/il,%, strutting, looking big,

playing the swell, walking or acting
in a stately, imposing or boastful

^kput'iiiuir, iugiy vn. to want, to be

deficient, imperfect, defective; to
- [,
distrust, to doubt, to suspect
^lui-aiuiu to deny the faith, to become
a renegade - / jn,.nj%, to lose hope;
;

a heap of unwinnowed grain.

P't.^tuy b-uin. ^/riji ,fL.nJ S. pitchtree bdellium.

p-t^o^. p s. oak, oak-tree; holm-oak.
,

pA-^#u.//nt.iY

P'/r,r, p s. diocese, bishopric

episcopal revenues.
[diocese.
P'tf/i//^^,^, _^,% a. diocesan, of the
p-A-uji-^ s. monkey, ape.
;

*f*fc^L^ S. 4"^ "'"-/

P'tn. s. woollen thread.

s.

side, part

^hpiuiliiipJ-

I'j

P'^/""P'"j a. half open, half shut,

a-jar, on the jar.
^hpuiiftir s. geom. ellipsis.

most imperfect, very

defective.

unpractised

^k-[,iun,tu a. shortsighted: obscure,

not distinct.
^irput^ni-^iu'riirMr,

-> io select, to separate; ijfiiiri_ (,

~k nt^pn._^ to sustain, to defend, to
side with.

^hpu.if.y'i, a.

^k-puiuilru/b a. elliptical.

to

ni^j/jw vtt.

dimi-

render imperfect.

nish, to

lit

Pfr^.,^

p-i-^.o^/f/T s

household

gods, the penates.

fi'lrpiupiuira. imperfect; half opened;
half shut; scarce, obscure, dark arf.
superficially, obscurely, darkly.
P't^iupu-./tu,^ a. not well placed in
the scabbard.
fi'lrpt-M-u ad. perhaps, it may be
certainly, also, already -. - j[,puiM-p
in truth, truly, really, indeed; tt- n^-,
hi- n^ f-uli n^ l''''i_- certainly not
;

^k-pii,q.ph,r, frj/i va. to

write imper-

fectly or erroneously, to wrest a book

(from its proper sense).
^hpiuPiM,^ ll!lilri_ f, n^L^nj, to be
still half drunk.

have they perhaps

,rnn..guh.,
?

n^k

question.

ished.

after drinking.

^lr(,uiirli% a.

abortive.

P'tpu,/iai,nu,pn,.p'/,

s.

imperfection,

defect, blemish.
s.

is it

remaining in a glass

^irpP-, jiji s. leaf; bot. petal; sheet

of paper lamina, foil, spangle, plate,
sheet, leaf; Jl - [umi-uipu, a leaf of
salad J[i - Pm-qP- a sheet of paper
n,.pui}fuii_- ( ifpiij ) in octavo.
;

/rj a.

whose

belief

is

be distrustful, mistrustful, to

distrust, to suspect.
p"tfrui4,/,t./,nf-/?/u_>
s
distrust
mistrust, unbelief, incredulity.
p-t^iiu^ny. a. negligent, careless.
{d'lrpM^jti. s. geom. ellipsoid.
P'i-^u/,^/,,, a. mistrustful, irresolute.
.

P'iri,iui/;/rir, t-jl,

vn. to

doubt.

imperfect, distrustful, unbelieving,

incredulous.

ful, irresolute, to

^irpi^iriiru,i_ s.

peninsula.

^lrpuj^ui,_u,,,

lytiufki'

p-t^^^tS. p>^^^4t.
P-t^u/^/yr/.

for-

not so ? .ut^, to doubt, to have doubts, to

gotten

Y^hpiuil^ -iiuiuiiup a. imperfect, defective, half formed, incomplete, unfin-

vn. to

couvalescence,

penumbra, dim

s.

young, unexercised, new, unversed.

p-t^mw. s. geom. ellipsis.

i^u,plri_qp.uj[,p.

light.

to fail in one's duty.

\^lrpu,n.n,gn,-Ptit.% s.

P"*-'^*.

P'fr/'

p-t^/iu/tn/^a. convalescent, recovering,

[recovery.

manner.

uiuiiiinn,.^

It

be mistrust-

^irpPuipujp
^iri,p[,li

s.

slate.

small leaf, leaflet;

s.

foliole.

[to

bot.

bloom.

^tpPl^irvn. to leaf, to put on leaves;

P-frpl- a. imperfect, defective, incomplete, faulty; ad. imperfectly,
faultily
,?. the
half, moiety; a part, a
side the rest t-pti-p ujph-if^uiip, lik" half the sun is seen eclipsed ^""^
^-fc
to supply - i.uttu%[,i_ jlftljip
to
be wanting in, in need of, to want for,
to lack; to be at a loss.
;

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221

^hliluaipu ^lrplnpnil_a. boiled soft

- An,- boiled egg.
ft'tpf.a,, a. stammering; mus. dissonant, discordant.
^k-pni-P-liiX s. want, imperfection,
incompleteness, defectiveness, fault,

iness.

P-bh

clavicu, lacoUar-bone
skirt lappet,
fringe.
^h^mliiu'u a. winged, flying, [thers.
^lr,-u,lil,qi,j' vn. to burn one's fea:

P't_.4^.j a. of

lied;

ib'i'i'u

the same party

to take

wing;

al-

u./ii/tjf_

ifn^ 1>,-P - to take aid.

Y^ht^uMl^nluh-ir, h-^l*
liiltiF,
,

a.

P't;n<.ijr/..^

not altogether right,

not perfectly equitable.

P>ti. nj s. wing; arm; pinion; flight,
rush, dash; fig. wing, protection; uiifoplruM^
sails of a wind-mill sweep,
fan - t/""j wings of an army Aliiu'b^
fins of fish; - i,iu'iiq.k-pil,g,
sleeve of a coat - 'fc.t-n<.
rudder,
oar, or sail of a ship -^ 4"'f5/"j the
wings of the wind; - f.piu'i.g, leaf,
fold of door - H,u,i:Cu,p\i
towers of
the templB pyramids - (.un.uM^f.til,
portcullis; gratest door of menagery;
-^ Irplipl the ends of the earth -
-
u,n.^,ni.i_, to have wings, feathers
ujfttfj to flutter, to take wing; to fly
away; - utpfiiuiitiB. f^'Ui-uip^tir; - [ - [i- lu,uuiilTUj[_or jhn-lsuiij arm in arm;
- uai_nt-Jh^ to give one's arm to; pu,^
uiuj uiuipqkij ##i##rtii-A-^o 1# to Spread
to clip or
the wings i,uiu,iui,yi_ q-u
crop (a bird's wings) fig. to fetter or
paralize a person.
,

>

one's self to commerce.

p'ttu.^"/""'-/^/"-^'

'

-"-3

s.

effort,

eagerness, alacrity, earnestness, assiduity; inchnation; application; occupation, study.

(3fi--u4.i-/i.

llfbJiiT S.

^ifLjuiiLjliir, h-iju-i vn.

vn.

Is-auMj

to flap, flutter or beat the wmgs, to

soar up, to wing one's flight, to spread
the wings for flight; fig. to try, to
endeavour, to compel one's self to, to
apply one's self to, to do without help;
to occupy one's self with
to undertake, to follow; - /, to be bordering
on; ju.niuaiuiJ'pn^p-liJi, -, to insurge,
to revolt jn^-uJh^iu to give one's
self up to study - fJluilruiirp^ to help
mutually or one another, to assist
each other; f> nni-phi-uM.u - to devote

wings

P'ti-uj^'"/"*-./'.

to join, to unite

each other.

to assist

^/TM^u/huij", m^ui) vn. to fly.

mech. diagonal brace

[wings; to fly.
^l.-i.uiuiuiplrj'
-fiiT vn. to stretch
^lrc.u,iMiuMp!pu,^ a. that keeps under
the wings ; kept under the wings ; that
protects; protected.
P'tt-ui/^tm s . the commander of
one wing of an army, brigadier.
^iri-uiupoiltj; hjl, va
to shelter
with the wings, to cover.
^hi-ufuy^ni-li

s.

or piece.

ipiliW vn.

|9-'<.ip.>7<./i^

to fledge, to

get feathered to be winged, to have

wings; to begin to fly, to spread the
;

wings

for flight.

^ki-uMpnt-um-P-f s. growth of wings.

winged, furnished with wings, plumed,

fledged.

having fine wings.

without
plucked

|(htt.u.j.-ra^/3- a.

a
feathers, clipped
to clip, to crop.
P'bi-iup-uiif

P't-t.iap.u.fpJ',

ed

fig.

be put

to

flhk,_u,it a.

lun^iilnr,

to pluck,

vn. to

be pluck-

irji'i/

to

shame.

well feathered.

fi'lri.uiiaipm&

piiq.niLit-/_ ^#7p

tt.

with sproad wings;

with open

to receive

arms or wings.
ygft vn. to extend the
be a protector, to pat-

^lrL.tnplilf,ri

wings

ronize

to

to obtain possession.

a. that protects, that

protector; - ilfuls-ij 4A_
be the protector , to
H.f,nu,'b,i,[_, to
protect, to sustain, to support.
^ht-uiplim-P-^t^i, s. protection, pa^ht-iuplini-

fi-t^i-uiiflrj; if/, vn.

to flutter, to flap

the wing, to beat or flutter the wings

to fly, to fly about; to study, to exercise one's self, to apply one's self to ;
- JhpP^n/, the growing of the hairs.
(9>'<.u<6^../?/>i.'ii

s.

flutter, flapping

of wings.
^If^uili

uij s.

small wing, pinion

patronizes

tronage;

s.

S. P*ti.m5-nt./3^^-i

^/ri^iup^nt-Sii s.

manner of working

or managing a rudder or oar, act of

steering or rowing.

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,
,,

p-P-fl

vn

^'tr^-mglrir

beat with

to

the

pmukp &c.

wings.

wings

a.

ujjj

-fiiP-u,/
^Ir,-mi-np[iir,
,

Ir^iy

Vtl. _tO

fledgO, tO

get feathered.
the being wing-

small wing, pinion

fin

ening bar, tringle

appendix.

^k^ing

rufiie

s.

J-uMj\u^ni-gl,

*woman's

<

1: u Aliu/ii, to scale.
^kiliujiTniiP- a. scaly, that

^yplrL

-unhiu^a, SCaly,
squamous, covered with scales.
I'liufii s. white scab, furP't;//n<_4
fur
impetigo , moist tetter ; ringifinm

worm-

Jjt

^h:f,.p. S.

edge, to sharpen,
to point, to grind; to forge, to fashion,
to twist, to warp fig.
to fabbrieate
to bend, to incline ; to exercise, to
instruct, to inform; -^Jn^nu., to become
biting or sarcastic.
^qui^iif- ^^u/i, Jfi s. span, palm,
hand a. ad. a palm long.
va. to

(3*t^fi#*

-^ihliiutitliuiir

ed with leaves of the

a.

gird-

fig-tree.

orchard of
[fig-ground.
^^.'iing s. plantation of fig-trees
^niilrpni-li s. becafico, fig-eater.
s.

fig-tree

-p

fig-trees.

Pqlfuig s.

^,fn,-li,

-/.

board, tray

urn; ^n.ni-^[i^-li ket-p pot;

cup, cup of - P-MUU Jp t["t"'i_ ~b spoon
,

"tro/3-

jfiuiiuiiji,

^luuuitria^

p^/liP^P

cake

iltultp

q.pif.u,i_

SpOOniUl; i^uluuiuJuluil^D

b-aina

ulujpupjatino

um^nt^^ ^
pifUih^
drink - ; to take - ;
to give a party;
^p,u^,pk-i_ I 4fo2i]!iu f.iMtijxiii. lu hi. piPuihi^- will you
come and take - with -me?
-^

jni-Jhi

to

p-k/uiiru/h (%ijiilii) s. tea-pot.

P't"-/*/>t> s. condition, clause, hypothesis, supposition.
ft'^uik"! -fri- conj. even if, although,

though; whether; ,

or

either .

. . . ,

. .

-.

. .

or ...

whether
-i-- [>jk

however, whatever.

C/f

fl'irpir.r, frj/f

puiJ-MMili -[i

. . .

pigmy, dwarf,
[P-^tfeoj.

shrimp.

loaded with figs s. S.

p-4 conj. if; that whether; perhaps;
- uin.'hkip ^//./T- if you do it; iii_n^l,u,h,r
- uipuipl,^ vat f'P'k >}_< I do not know
whether I shall do it or not limpirkir
- hlihu^k I think that he will come
- utpuiuji^ Itl. kp-k n^, whether he do
a.

ft'^i-ui

mfuk-.y

>{fn-<'

-[i

has a
scaly skin; crustaceous, shelly with
joints; -^ s. crustacean, crustata.
^h^uMi_jjp

tle

caddy, canister 4""?^

service set

I'liiaiiip

cupful;

muff

maniple or sleeves meeh. casing.

p-t^, nj *. bran; - J/^uAj scale;
tib"V scurf of the head, dandruff;

p'^t'fcf

-[
,

things

u/j s. oar, scull; mecA. fast-

uuMijiap -fi
,

arm.

p>._2S4

ituiir.^

P't.-t.r, i-jf vn. to fly.

s.

'

uint-ifi

ed or feathered.
^Iri-lli

even if, although, though,

fh^ifl, S. P-tZ/t, and P>/-4.-%.
^k/ [' I"- * *^^ ~ 4"'*""*'^.' green
shrub,
-; - ubuji- black -; mmii^ -y,
plant mh-phi-^ -It leaves maup^
ht-uin. -/> trade; uipJ^iip^ -/
chest
p-^-ti- con;',

^lTL.u,L.ni,n.-P-l,ii, s.

little

[notwithstanding,

winged, that has

- u/7,[,t. mech. paddle-wheel
chain-pump, chain of buckets.

p-frtjui-np

^pi/iil< s. mulberry-tree.
[yeast.
*^P-[uJ'np
P'Pni. luiTnp S . lOaVOn,
P"/?!-, nj a. acid, sour, tart, sharp;
bitter, harsh, grievous, sad; s. c/temacid *- ^irnp S. ^p^Jhp
^Pn.-u,pLuip -i-lUb ad. rudely, ruggedly, fiercely.
p-/?f.-mpfr^ a. that bears sour fruit.
^Pnt-uittlA ir%[, s. ehem. oxygen.
^'Pni.uiif'h.uii^s. acid salt.
.

^'Pni.uiit'iilru,i_ a.

oxygenized, oxy-

genated.
P>/?i,i.u/i^it^, a.

oxydable.

P'Pni-iu^tr'iijiaq^a.

austoro.

^flni-ui^.uj- a. sour-tasted.
^Pnt-u,^ a. acidulated, sourish,

somewhat or rather

sour, half-sour

half-sweet.

it

[supposed.

or no.

^k'"li-/ii a. conditional,hypothetioal,

p-tuiofi-u

thetically.

ad.

P'Pn^t>-/i S. p-Z^nLu/pt^; -J., s. acid

in general, lemons, oranges,
limes, &c.
fruits

p"/?n-frjfji.juAi-/",

dulate, to sour;

fig.

ni^^fw

va. to aci-

to exasperate, to

provoke.

conditionally, hypo-

^Pni-lli

a. subacid, sourish;

s.

;,,;

225

P'bii

weak

or small wine, thin watery wine.

P'/3o-^.r, Is^^uij vn . to sour, to turn
sour;^5'. to be soured; to be exasperated.
fi'P-nt.ni-P^ptA

sourness

(3*/?.nL<ffi s-

^[''i-y

acidity,

acescence.

chem. oxyd, oxide; -<.

to oxydate , to oxydize ; -".

ft'P-nt-nM./^ s.

iuiiT

jm-HL

oxydation

-/>//

protoxide.

p*/?fFi.nLi.. a. S. p'R/.-u2_;4-.

Iiuiiiuii/p[,

iliupnt^ii-li

&c.,

pickled

^[ilfiiiulilij

^p-ni-nt-muM^il,

s.

man, bargeman, waterman.

to oar.
p>^/./.^./i-/?f ijfc s.

pull,

[rowing.
the art or act of

span palm
palm's
a
Pufiiipm-PlnJii %npui Pqui^

f^l'^t P-qb , PquiL. s.

p-quii.
jirpliuipini-PliL^i

length
four inches thick.

frock, mantle,
p>/r4><,.4 u,j s. body guard, lifeguardsman, yeoman of the guard, satellite
guard, guardsman; -^, lifeguards, body-guards.

Pqu/ii s. plated metal,

ft-lipt-t/p
plate, lamina; tin, tin-plate.
^lipiri^uii-npit ujj . tinman; gold,

beater.
s.

tin

wares.

mech. flatting-mill.
^jtPlrni, Pn-u/i, Pn.n^i^ ^[.pirn.,
i^i s. butterfly, papilio ^tn/uuip/il>i_
dung.
to become a butterfly.
/ *P"^/3t* or ft'l.Ppii, s dried cowP'^/?tY?//jj

s.

mica, ammochrysos.
suburb, village.
P'/r.' Pis/ Pitc * amulet, talisman.
p"/,//* S. P-^ii
P"^4"^%f.
^YlfiiuiPnn. 3 s. elbow-chair, arm^lip.ini,

s.

Pit

s.

,uj

s.

^lilfliui^uit-nt-PliiX

pain in the

s.

back or shoulders.
^lil/huiL^ku,

,j a.

^lilfiilriij

strong-

backed, broad-shouldered.
O.

.j

]p*llt/btu7inu

frock-coat, surtout

s.

dress coat, habit.

back, shoulders
back, hind part; fig. aid, succour, assistance
*backing up ^u,pipuig,ui_
^[.liiinjutli

P'/.^n.-'fcp

^iu?/j s.

[,

s.

auitlh-ltutpi

^.putlt

J-niinllnt-pipb

[t l^uj ilfjLit

^uip [, ,ihp he was taller than all the

people from the shoulders upward,
(head and shoulders taller than all
the people); it/-/A m-pn^-p ^pit-i^ ^
,

PfltiuAiq P^iuJhujn jit-pna

tO
place one's hand on the necks of one's
enemies to put one's enemy under,
lljrpuif

subjugate -% ^u/^.}-jAt^, to
turn the back, to take to flight, to
-"iiu ^ u,phri.yib-j
flee
to turn to
the west; -iu umAfr^ or -i< oifiuliui_
'iin,_phiu'i, uiiAtri_, to form an alliance,
to enter into an alliance, to confide
in, to recur to, to rely on ^-i./ 4f/<ua.
lun^i.hij to strengthen one's self, to be
to

reinforced;

/.

-'iu i,iuau/i,h[_, l[u,u

b2^.
send aid
to give a helping

to fly to the rescue, to

tit-lj

P'[,pt-i/p,ufnp^nM-P[iLjri

succours, sup-

row, to

va. to

h-jjji

who

[plaid.

^[iZ/jiu/iinj

P'/.i^/iy

p-^, #y (9*/><4> <"j s. shovel; blade

of an oar, oar; rudder, helm: bagnio,
hulks; p-[, uiuipmltifl spade, shovel;
/?f ^n-u/b, a baker's shovel; p-ji.uli
^pmliuipii/hli
fire-shovel - iputjuthujf
wooden shovel; - i^o^t/_ S. p"^u^_
pt.r; - ^pki_ nt^J-ii-l/ii to row vigorously; ^uiiuiruili l3-[,Mi,/io_p four-oared;
p-l-.uii HLMng, shoulder-blade, bladebone, scapula.
^(uipni^i s. row-lock, (that part of
a boat's gun-wale in which the oar
rests in rowing).
|3*/iu^^, mj rower, oarsman, boat^[uiiluMphir,

back.

acid-moter.

|a>/3^4f^, ^pn.%l.^s. hot sorrel.

<^

ports, takes the part of, *backs up.

^lilii,uiJk2_, Jk^ s. chine, back-bone,

chair.

joint.

P"//.'

P'b^

P"M*""A'/t having one's back

injured, or one's shoulders out of

*pickles;

cabbage, cucumber, &c. ohem. acid,

salt of hydrogen - i,lrnufi,lii.p liquid
; ^tufutntiA diluted ui^tup
weak - - f!</<( concentrated p-pP-'b^yk"'''' - oxalic -

;;

or reinforcements
hand; ^/iiuY_/i' ->< or
,

liyu

/> -"iiu

to

turn back, to turn one's back, to fly;

f -'iiii uiiLUi^hij to send back, away;
- "iiiui-pi, poop; [ Pl-liuhi^, [, -"iiu or
behind, from
liyu qPliliuiJiLp
fi -"till
behind, backward.
p^/A, P'iini s. grape-stone.
noise ,
P*/Ay
P"/"-*'?Pi^'i-l> s
sound, din, uproar, crash; resounding,
booming, echo; wriggling, frisking;
- >/fj stamping of the feet; - 4^2('/7^u.
transport of joy; -* iunAnt-i_, to
%iaji
make a noise, to resound; to wriggle;
to rebound, to jump, to frisk or turn
,

'

about; to

thrill.

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22

p.h}i
P"/./!-

P'^'tp S. ^it-lijif

desire,

ea-

p-^iy.u././v'"'

perverse

malign,

wicked.

gerness, longing.

^lit-plrii; hijf, va. to turn aside to

wrest, to sprain, to wring, to twist,
;

P>/n,

p-ni-n^

number

s.

enumera-

tion
list,
order, rank; quantity;
era, epoch; number of chapters (in a
book); gr number -^ arithmetic;
4lrii,u^kiiii_abstract number; -^ or
%tp.e P'"'-"j Book of Numbers; - IOtXsri*
10 n^ i^p or "i_tyc ^'"j"* p-*"^
fn^iFklh, _guh, If- their multitude was
innumerable; p-m-ml^ ,uii^, inupq-lili
;

aside, to

unjust

few men, persons [J-ni-n,j_

virtuous people are
rare /i Pn^-y /iu,/uih-i_, to be innumeru.'iijj,-^i^mIti_ i^i^
able
numberless
~ h or 1^*1- tupiuiitK-/j ^lugfut^
;

.u.t.up/A/;^

fi,

uinJMtri

number,

n tilth-I

a-~

^uiiltunni

tO.

count, to calculate; to
range, to set in order; /- m^^ujifr^
ijaonu
^iiMifu^nni mnSLhl nonutq tO
review the troops // - or ^rf- J\nui_
"Lku [, - uj'i,liuj'hlri_. to be of, or among the
number; liui[,f.hi_li - lyi;;^ to reckon
or rank among; liujfii-hi_ ifii^ /i - uppn^
to canonize, to number among the
saints [ - uuhi_. to recite // - ^/.mtiT,
n--ulTu,i_ hj; I know by heart, memory
or rote ; " c^tuii^upm^q ^luiTiupni luJb^
the sum total S.
the detail
%.y%l,
n"4fr/^/"-.
[thyme.
to

p'/<L//',

u3

P-/-^%,

&e.

t/?/.._i/L/^.p

S.

^l<tXui,rn,-lu a.

.;_j s.

P"^!-^ /<3 or ng a. twisted ; crooked,

oblique; stunted; erroneous, mistaken;
perverse, froward; ad. wrongfully;
awry, obliquely; crookedly; - Jblli,hi_,
,

to

misconstrue, to put an ill construction

on to preach a perverse doctrine -!iufi.,uuiu>[,i,
unfrequented winding,
tortuous ro^d.
p'/fi-^.p."% a. erroneous.
{S'liM-puiP-hj^ a. very crooked.
;

fi'p.-pw/u
^[ii^pu,//

gum)

i-.

avarice.
P'^<.^L/?/.-'i. s.

tion,

s.

storax (odoriferous

S. U'"/"-/""* Cfrf
P"f t-fi,u44- f s. theriac.
p'/.t.^m^/y ^i/./" vn. to fall in error
together, to stray.
;

s. CAcp'fi.^a.^t.^/gt, a

P"^^.
der, to

border: the
s. hem,
prepuce; - uih-k-ij to borto ornament, to trim,

P-[J<1'

privy parts

hem

to embellish;

luity uii^uitnn^ntjiik^ifufb

,uuj-u ,upu,lri-uM'iiu/i,j

to tint the

eye-

p"^a.m
;

s.

double tongued,

circumcised

member

foreskin.

p-^/umtir, tjf va. to circumcise

to desecrate sepulchres
and despoil the dead.
^i^iMiuim-PfiJii s. circumcision.
^u.ufn/i, a. of a dark colour, brown,
dusky, dun.
,

^fu.u/p, a. brown-eyed.
^/.luiiTnpP- a. that has

a dark skin,
brown, dusky, tawny, swarthy, sunburnt.
^'piuHiuMiT
to become
"s'y vn
brown; to grow gloomy, to darken;
to be brown.
P/umuft/.ui^ -'"['"i a. brown, dark,

obscure, blackish.
p'/uiojnt-jju/iitir,

va,

"-j/>

brown, to tan.
p-ZutJ", tjf vna. to

sit

to

make

on eggs,

to

brooding, to hatch, to brood: to

bake.
[wren.

sit

Py<i^u>i>iu<^ s. tora-tit;
P'^,..-/3^f tA *.

fi'^^i.u.i'i.

deceiving.

sprain, twist; distorfig. depravatioii,

crookedness;

perversion.
P'^u4 tMin^il^rva. to despise.

mark, aim, target.

butt,

luj

^hplrqinu'i, -

mackerel ( fish ).
P^^tAou, my s. tunny (fish).

^/."'-^'

prepuce

^nj%, &c.
poisoned (arrow).

to interpret malignantly

to

to err;^-

hot,

P'/..-%^4 s.

luoulri_,

to give

^2C.%^//>4

lashes carefully.
^JfUMMn s. the reins.
P>^i-u. &C. S. ^nP-ntl_, &C.
PV^W"rv- " obscure, dark, gloomy
round about.

judgments

cause the steps of the

to run aground,
to run on the rocks; - ^t ^^a^iutf^
ni^pir.u'i,
to run after error for reward, to become corrupt through

weak

err; - ^/<"<-kA"

l>,'iu[,i,.i,g

pni

few years

make crooked, to bend; fig. to

deprave, to pervert, to lead astray
-(.rvn. to be sprained, wrung to turn
to

brown-colour.
^/n.-Hii

black-hooded

darkness, swarthiness,
[incubation.
the sitting on eggs ,

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P-ITP
|3*/iyi4nA- a.

very dark, very gloo-

my, very foggy (sky or weather).

p'i/pnL^

P"/.oA*/i

/J/

bird that broods

*.

^iiijl

drum

birch-tree, birch.

tattoo

side

drum
drum

child's rattle

tympanum

pjplil,, beat or
s. hot.

f.liu,^

drum, kettledrum
bourine, tabor

!*/""'%/
sitting hen.

big
tam-

u.l,,u-i,_

q.uii/,[iJi,

sound of the drum; a

*t, -, to drum.

^-.[h-i^, i,,pli,.

^ip-uipiu^hi, -php uig s. letter carrier, postman, courier, post, messen-

to beat the drum

puij
to beat the tattoo or evening

ger,

retreat i.u.q,f,i_ pjpiil

drum-stick
iFnpP p-iTpIil, drum-head; - ^n,i,,juiu,

[er, clerk.

^iip-tunln,

scrivener, writ-

-tf-imi/^s.

V^nP-iuii-npir

u.g

paper-maker,

s.

seller.
^^ilp-uin-npirni-P-lit^ s. papor-fflaking.

drum

muffled

Jiujfb p-rplij,

/#

stupefaction, narcotic,

^piuJuiP-n^np- .
^nP-,l.u,i^s. card-playing, game at
cards ^'//^fr^^/,^/, -, &c. S. ^n^.ip.
P'uP-uitf.piuir S.

stitched,

f>''lP-"'i""iJ' u-

stitched book, pamphlet.

^nP-iuliu-qJlrJ', h^J, va

sewed

of paper, like paper;

epistolary, literary gp. dative.
^,lP^,li^'i, a.

correspondent.

^,iP^^^lr

s.

correspondence

P"'f/3'4,, s. paper-knife.
^ilp-uMiruiinnjg ilh,lr vn. to

-uiiiii, s. keeper of the

notary; chancellor.
P'y/Sa/n.u.^, ^j s. heading of a letter.
,

rolls;

P'liPujiluiTCain.

,j

paper-seller

stationer.

[ters.

Carriage of

P'llP-.mnMtipni-PlitJti s.

narcotic medicine,

^>/pptiiq.tii^, nj s.

stupifier.
^i/ppiaj/ii,.- s.

lethargy;

a.

lethargic.
"'-3b ^^'

Y^ilpph-iT, X^tFpplrt^ni-tjtuithir^

to lull asleep, to make sleepy, drowsy,

lethargic, to benumb.
^iTpplr^nt-^l,^ a.

soporific,

sleepy,

somniferous, opiate narcotic.

^tTpppj; t^,y vn. to fall asleep, to
doze, to be lethargic, drowsy; to be
astonished
thunder-struck
to get
deranged
to get intoxi/, ^pt'-y
cated, to be plunged in drunkenness;
pjpptii,i_ [,p,
a sluggish under,

present

_a letter or petition.
P',j3-,iii,u^

opiate, stupi-

fying, soporific.

S. |3',^/?t,/-.[(by letters).

^ilP-u,tij-.p-l,^

to the

s.

[to sew.
to stitch,

^nP-if^u,iiJhii_s. stitcher.

^ip-Mulil,^ s.

sound of drums, drums beating.

fi'Jppiuptp a. producing torpor or

let-

standing.
^i/ppl,.i, s. chem. narcotine, (one of
the active principles of opium).
ft-Jfipni-PliJb s. numbness, stupefaction sleepiness, drowsiness, doziness; PoP-,ui^lri_ ^- to awake up from
one's stupor; lalliu/iih-i^l, [unp -, to
fall in a profound lethargy.
;

^tP-jiliu/i, s.

paper-mill, paper ware-

house.
^.iptuA,, ^.fP^hp s. pi. letters,
epistles ; certificates , instruments
,

documents.
^ijP-lrir,

P'JJ.^

s.

[a letter.
IrgJ,

va. to write or

send

lime-tree,^ linden; turk. o^.

^rph^^ifi-jijiiii-ir,

|3>>/<4>. S.

^iuiui

p>/A.

gitate

narcotic medicine; hemlock,

ness
poison; a. narcotic, benumbing; p_
'f'L'Lr' *o recover from a state of

angry

torpor, to be one's self again; - u/n-i^t.^,

to take poison, to grow torpid.

va. to resound, to

^i/pi,i^iifl,

luj

a drummer boy or

s.

>

girl.

ft',rpliii,^uipni..p[iL.% s.

beat of drum.

drummer; -^4

the drum-beat,

[stones).

to tremble, to

h^u,/ vn.

P"'^/.;. .
;

fi'M/ppt-jni-_

sultana raisins (without

s.

^'fpl'i.' 'V'l'pl'i_s. slice;

rod, stick.
torpor, numbness, sluggish-

&c. S.

jjuALir, &c.

to

move,

quake, to a-

to disturb, to get

to beat, to palpitate.

^\^u.%aP &C.
,

P'iiq.t-J',

tq[i

S. Ipirn,

&C.

^'liq.lrjni-jut'iilrir,

boom,

to

"^j/'

make a

noise or uproar, to echo; to shake, to

agitate violently ; to stun, to stupify
with noise, to deafen.
P>i^^<Ji, p^^ntaz. s. sound, noise,
detonation; sound of bells, gingle,
clatter; crash;

,apJiu,lilr[j

to resound,

P-Cb
to

make

a noise;

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p-'i,q.J'w,f(! i,un,lifi,^ij

to be perturbed by the uproar, to be

alarmed or frightened;
upt,.[,, palpitation, throbbing of the heart; Irpuilil;, throbbing, beating, pulsation;
dn.hi^il-'i.u hpuilil, to feel the pulse

(<-ni3'

ignominy or opprobrium; to be put in the pillory, to

be object of insult -"i-o^ ad. injuriousdespised, to

fall in

ly, insultingly, offensively.

^^luJl

Ji^n/

iitiug s

[feoiiT.

enemy,

foe,

clapping - 7./1.
/./.!->/ i7,/y,
tramp, trampling; - c^....
,nujjn,-gl,
tick, tick-tack
^.u*.
tl"^' n^^i'ij^utliuiif, peal; -, p^uii^u^^i
H-pui'i,
slam, bang - ^u^<ii, li,un,u,j
rattling; -, /?//f./,t.>/ or i-nn.ni_np,,nu'ii
peal of thunder, thundering noise,
- ,].u,q,l,^ R'/p'tlrumbling, roll
'

ilrn.,j

h";iP^l"-'i'

roll;

^io.,u^/,<_'>/

s.

P**"/-"-^.'"-^

fi^'hbr!tur,

ql^,_^

clash, clang;

boom -

^^.u^/^^'i

whlZ.
pulp, brawn, the calf of
[dock.

{^pmifl^mi-j^

^%q-n^lu
the leg.

pnjf![,Ji, 4plr,l,^

q.'iiq.Lu/iujj

monk's rhubarb,

bot.

^i,J^,^j^, u,^l, vn. to yelp,

to whine, to howl.

vn. to stuff one's

eat

self, to

voraciously.

mon

offensively.

nal

p-^/u/i/Iuiiuir;

S.

ijflilrl^

-ju.<_f ,nfri/y, to

[,

^^uijiuiiuj'u a. hostile, inimical, ad-

^{butWu/Lu.if.lf,

<

^^.uiJhj-P-lit^ii s. enmity, hostility,

hatred, aversion, misunderstanding;
[

become an enemy
f^t "r-'^^^ to be

to

^uinhiuiij

(d-hiuJlr- ^'lilr^

in contest with, on bad

terms; -p^p ad. in a hostile manner.
p-^/.t. s. horse's clog, fetters.
p-^i_.i. /j a. unfortunate, unhappy,miserable, pitiable, poor, wretched,
pitiful disastrous, calamitous.
f)'^i.u,iL.,up.u,p ad. miserably, unhappily, unfortunately, wretchedly, poorly, pitiably fatally, deplorably.
0'^ni-,un.u,liu,'ii a. unfortunate, melancholy, miserable.
[serable.
^^^u,n.ii,jk^,0 a. full of misery, mi;

miserable

jurious,
^^iur,u'iutiur a

^^uuiTuAiuJ', -t^ii-j
hostile; to be hostile.

Mujui/ vn. to

[minded.
malevolent, illvn. to become

\p*9nt-utn-utiip o. }fl*^M-mn-nt-P-ntJt

reprove

"'-fP

VCt

tO

^^i-ujn.uip[,p,'L a. painful, disastrous, unfortunate.

p-^t-u/n-t^ a. deplorable, lamenta-

ble, pitiable.

to

scold

to

,u,r^,!i,^p^l,di,, to

violate or defile another's bed..

(9"^/.j/;i/,^ -%/,^, _'fc,^a. offensive,
insulting, injurious, outrageous, insolent, saucy, impertinent; -i/.^ p.ip
offensive words or expressions.
^^iuruhi^ s . pi. insult
affront
offence, injury, outrage; -% y-'*'*^
,

render miserable.

^^.-Mi,n.n,_p^[-i%

provok-

ing; S. ^^u.Ju.'i.^li.uj:
^{hu.Jh.'hhj; Lgl, va. to offend,
to enrage, to insult, to shock,to affront,
q-^-n^,

become

be miserable.

jP^^i^tun-uttint-uuthlrtr t

^^imii'u/iiuiuiip a. insulting,

to

to

libellous,

tp"'3

^^uiJhJi,.ll^ a. full of enmity; in-

^{"'l^

at enmity,

opprobrious, defamatory.

upbraid; -

eter-

enemy -a jiupnt^tjufiilru to raise up

^^itL.iun.Mii'biiiMr,

injuriously, reproachfully, offensively, outrageously.

ad.

P'^-uiMr,u'i,uip.,i,

to jure

l]flMhl_

be one's

enemies; -^ um^, ^ima.^/^ b'-V *

man's foes shall be they of his own
household; S. ^u.u.'bf,.

verse.

,.Jlrp

ni-,lk^

of mankind, de-

a hostile manner,

^il'ui>r,M,[L,pad. in

revile,

enemy

the invisible

^>2r'-h * bol. boletus, laseras, the

most beautiful of mushrooms.

*^^j-

adversary, opponent, antagonist^ _

"iikpki-niP- or ^iiiuipuMliiuj - the Devil,

to abuse, to scold, to slang, to

to affront ; /, -%u il^tru to be

s.

misery, misfor-

tune evil calamity , wretchedness ,

disastrous state /. - uAliu/i,i-i_, to fall
into misfortune or misery ; ^mniu.^ f
- to be unfortunate.
p>^7_.u#i-/i_4^ af. miserable, unhappy.
,

p*/.pi-^, pt-/f,uj

p-n^

S.

P-np

ft'nu-.a'ii s.

s.

mole;

S. p-tu^t^.

cuttle-fish.

^nP-n^^ ^nPnflyi/uoa a. tOUgUe-tled,

stuttering, stammering, that speaks
thick.
^nP-n,[kir, tjf vn. to stammer, to

stutter

to lisp, to

speak thick.

,;
,,,

,
;

7
'

act of stuttering,
impediment of speech, lisping, stam-

ft'nJ-pi.'h

-\mqiu%uMg

/.J

young one,

s.

cub

pole-cat.

p'l./i.o^.tr

.j s.

">f7

(3>/n^> s.

one^
bear's cub;
little

to repudiate
- o/wfr^,
to renounce
to omit, to leave out, to pass over
;

aspic, asp.

s. cord.
P*4 fr^ p4 ^[u t.- p#./ s. chaos,
abyss, gulf, pit, hell, the bottomless
pit; - (\,li[i,Ji>,i-. the deep, the great
deep, or the depths of Ocean.
P*n/^ ad. leave off! come on! pr.
save, excepting, besides that; - uiq.i,
set aside, leave out, pass Over, nonsense! go! get away, or out fy! pooh!
- Mt- so much the more, more than,
rather than; - i^'i', - ^A not only;
- ilip ip't/j to be abandoned, outcast.
^nifuAu^r, gill) vn. to be left, giv,

conceded

abandoned

be

to

>

Y^'ni^putii

uMq

\}^iJtut^iii^iuA/ s,

start-

ing-post, barrier.
(i'nquyni.ju/birtr, ni-jjp va. to permit,
to let, to allow, to concede, to forego,
to relax.
P'nii,,cP-[ii-'b s. remission, relaxation,

pardon,discharge,release, deliverance;
defection; - /u%f.p/ri_, to ask pardon,
to make excuses - muy^. ^npi,hu to
;

pardon, to grant pardon - luptu jfui

have the
I beg pardon, excuse me
goodness with permission, by your
leave - iu,i!bt-i_ m-Jlrp to pardon, to
condone, to absolve - um^ihijrpliii^'i,
to remit taxes or tribute; to condone the burdens of taxation, to lighten to let the earth lie fallow; - #-_
;

to unbind, to release;
tO SCt
funJiiullh^ aUhw^uafU [d-lruiilp.
prisoners free; - ipilri_ tlt^nui^ m-i/t^,

'iihi_ [

liuiuiuAiuij

to be absolved, or freed from the ef-Ph-uA,

fects of sin - mmpli or
the sabbatical year, or year of jubilee.
p'n^/K.j/", p-nifp va. to let, to permit,
to allow; to commit, to abandoji, to
;

mW

resign, to yield, to give up, to forsake,

way

to cry out - uinXhi_, to

permit, to allow; - <- J-iuJ\Juuiii Ji,,
;

iujii

suspend - ^/p / /;u4/.-iiit to free

from death ^_- to refuse, to hinder,
to

<

not to allow; i/y/. [hT t-l3-nii_^iu my

heart failed me /< pw^ p-ni/ani-^ tfO"
- [3-n,iu/i,lr,
let us leave that aside
,

be

ifuy vp. to

abandoned.
abandonment, resigna-

left,

fhniirii-Hi, s.

tion, desertion, cession, renunciation,

alienation, estrangement; permission.

P'Stt.

'

P-ni-in^

or

ibg

weak,

feeble,

faint,

outcast, rejected, derelict, forlorn,

permitted, allowed, conceded, lawful;
to relent, to slacken; - / 4'"'-"""''^
to waver or vacillate in the faith - f,
ruling t"-pnj
to change opinion
pigjii/un'ini.piruiirp
to glvB ono's Self
up to luxury, to lead a dissolute life
P;,qu,^t-uMi_lil!iu divorced woman.

- ifdh,^ to pardon, to absolve, to remit; to expiate; - iflt'Ju [i

to let onc go one's own
j-ini-lu ni-pni^
in silence

viper

*^nli

to

off,

mering.

en

fi-n'b

to cast

leave, to desert, to get

rid of
to deliver, to free, to pardon,
to remit, to release
to acquit, to
forego, to pass over, to tolerate;

P'iil3-n,lnuP-[.iii s.

soft,

languid,
delicate,

tender;. - ta^ihi_,

u,u,i_, to permit, to
accord, to give leave; - uin^ilri_ uiuip,
uin^gii
to remit or cancel debts ; J/hli-i_, to be permitted, accorded, con,

ceded ututi nt~Jhu lut-ni-pu f^^t tO

concede a few days, to give time; /n<^ (AiJi let me, permit me, allow
me; - mai^p pi^ i/^uiJp.hpni-P-liiii don't
;

make me

lose patience

peace, let
guyif. 4uyp
liuiplfi,

me

alone; -

enough of

God

willing,

leave

me

..-/

Jlfii^t.

that,

by

at

enough ;

divine permis-

sion.
^yiu.'iiif.tuira.

whose limbs are weak,

feeble, languid, faint.

f^,,jiu,ni.ai-[3-pt-% s. permission, allowance, concession, grant ; alienation

toleration.
P-niii^j or inj S. poisOH, VCP-jy'/.
nom; fig. spite, viruleney, venom;
to remove or extract the
p-iu,[ihi_ q,

venom, to give antidotes p-mifihuf-a

jip to give vent to one's anger,
;

rage, malice, to grow fierce or ferocious S. ^uiiliiTir\ - uin-ini-ij to take

;

poison; -

mortal poison ;
tO CaUSO OUO tO
drink a mortal poison; - n-uin^im-P-lruii,

Jhj'int.

/i"4"_3"-.

tupp.ni-giu'bhij

bitter poison.

h S-

[swarthy.
blackish , brown
^n%l[i "lipy Or p^ S.
^nJiffini^
eastern stove and oven^ (tandoor).

P'a/"

p-n/puipni-fu
,

b/""Ha

31

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228

fa-flP

P"'A4-

maimed,

crippled, lame,

a.

mutilated.
p-nii s. shell-fish.
*P'"2^or p-^^*.film of any substance
on the surface of waters.
^n^uili, uig s. provision; viaticum;
pay wages hire, salary stipend
- k/jlr,i/r^,uri,u%
pension
benefice
hi-uu,'i,Iti_-,u^, to be in a boardingschool; ~jh,iri., qirpiiri,, viaticum;
niUj iifiu^nlrl_
"-'^kp ifjlri-l^i - i tO administer the viaticum.
P'nju/^m^fr^ -uMi-np a. s. stipendiary; that has a benefice hired person;
pensionary, pensioner; beneficed cler,

;;
;

fa-flh

scended from Togarmah, Armenian.

p"o^/t./', tj/. va. and n. to distil; to
flow down, to drop to sweat - u,pni-_
;

P'h.ifug j-uipHhn,

to suffer gonorrhea.

^npkgni.guflilr,r, nl-gl, VU. to distll

to cause to drop or sweat.
fi'l,tjni-jli^ (fnplrfi) a- distillatory

gyman.

P'n^iP- or P'npP-i

flourishing.
^npP-npliir, Irgiy vu. to distil

to hire, to

va.

irgl,

keep

in pay; to pension; to purvey.

fall

for a drag-rope.
^npirgntjfh
p-/>^<7i_;/b

blows; -

uncp

nL.alrpl,, to

bo

slaiu.

beating, thrash-

P""";/"-*'! P"""/""-'^ s.

ing, blow, stroke; torment, vexation.

^nufning

s.

cudgel

pruning-knife,

hedging-bill.

n^uni.glt^-P-h-iu'ii

ciphering master.

^n^uiphpnt-P-ltt-'h S
SUppUtatioH
reckoning; epoch, date.
P'/n_.j/^4-.n
&C. S. ^ni^uifLufli &C.
.

arithmetical

,l/A, _u,%ji s.

va. to

P'.._f^^fri/', tjl,

age, family.
sfm. great grand-child.

fi'nn.'i.huij

P'/.i/7^^/,

p-^^,^^

s.

pv^^

rag, tatter

i,^ s.

number.

numbering.
fi'nuuiliu/r, a. numeral, numerical
s.
date epoch era ^yii/^ t~ t*' put the
-"date, to date
dated /!,- undated -> arithmetic.
;

'

^nt-ui^iu'tiuiq-lip s.

datary.

employment or

p'#K-.4u,'fcnL/?/,i.'fc s.

ciphering

that flows

[of mail.
mail, coat

down

number; enrolment.

p>/..-.4iui/;u^j s.

p'#itu/*2mi

drops,

.1/3

number mark.

cucurbite, pelican.

count.

^nt.u.'r.^iuiif

^m-oA^t/bhir,

-iiiu'i,,

-iiiru/ii

a.

de-

cipher,

to

,j s.
irjfp

kitchenfigure

logarithm.
va.

to

number,

mark.
P'/...,o^4fri/;

tj/.

p'ni-.^4oi_/3/,iA s
P'/tpif-iiiruiitl!/!

cal-

aggregation.

^n..u,lign,.piJb s.

- u.^^, blear eyes; -^ s. fall;

tear - ^/j blearedness.
p-o^mi- s. anything distilled or obtained drop by drop; anything filtered.
P*'Y""*"'j "'3 s. alembic still chem.

falls;

culation, account; era, epoch.

P*7_.j/(ru,^jf.ni./3/,ii s. date.
P>/7Lu.4/rj a. of the same number,
counted together s. fellow.
p>/.i-u.;Jjt.r, frjf va. to aggregate.

a.

datary's

ofiice.

P'ni.iy
fj s. S. P'/Af^
stove with a frying-pan.
P""/

great grand-

son,

fi'ni.uj^pni-P-[ii^h s.

letter

number.

awl; packing-needle.

grandson; granddaughter
grandchild; /?^<_ip or
Pnri-,u%jj [3-,LnLi,p dcscondants,
children's children, progeny, race, line,

^nt-iziflni

^nt-iuliuiiiiMiti.pnM-[H,t%
P'<7#i.'fc

distillatiou

^n.-ujp.u/i-opk'b ad. arithmetically.

P"n/t.u.4/T,_,t s.

s.

ejection, evacuation.
P'ot./p.u? //y s. arithmetician.
^ni^iupju'iiuiljm'h u. arithmetic.
P'/7LmpuAni-/3/,_*/ J. arithmetic, ciphering, science of numbers; algorism;
,

^ninuiiHu^ a. that suffered a violent

death, that died a death of torture
- ib%hi^ to be beaten to death; - ,..
*/Ay_, uuiu/bu/bhij, to belabour,
to maul,
to beat to death.
p-,t./-, frj^ va
to torment, to
torture, to vex; to treat with violence,
to beat, to strike, to cudgel, to hit, to
bemaul, to beat to death -^.r vn. to
be cruelly beaten; to be killed by
,

to

drop by drop.
p-n^fS- s. bore in the ears for earrings a hole made in planks or beams
drop, to

^n^ui^hiT,

scammony.

bot.

s.

^npPn^a. rank,

va. to

number,

to

numeration.

p-ot/r^^u/W/i. ciphering, arithmetic.

p-nb

9
P'/.^t^ni./s^t.'i, s.

opinion, judgment,

mind, advice.

number, to count,
rank, to range, to
reckon ; fer.i^ in a word -/</r
vp. to be numbered, counted, enumerated; to be numbered among, aggregated; to seem, to appear; to esteem,
to believe, to imagine, to.fancy; Rn-/.
[ah, p-i.[, p-^, it seems, it appears
that p-ni-kp i/li it seemed, it appeared
that ; P-nt.[l [lij [,%A ui/uul^u Pnu-li it
seems to me, I think, I fancy, I betj[, va. to

p"//!,*-./",

to

calculate

to
./l? 4,
;

lieve

Pni-l, ^Irij

^iii''iiii.

what do you

think of it ? p.iup,.n^ pnip [liiA I think

it good, I think well of it
p.,u[.n^
;
p-nUrrfuii^ "hiruM he thought it proper,
right, fit, meet, he deemed it expedient;
tin-iMiyh
f/f taiiui
la^uia %nnia hC
ditnot approve of it; he was very indig,

nant at

it

trP-k p-uiin-nft

^Irifj if

[3-n,.[,

you agree to it, if you think fit uipui

np p"^ fEitjnp Pnt-[i iun,iup[i luiuiq ^nn
do aSyOU think fit npuikn 7S'^i;up,nn,._
;

piru,%%^

so

it

^"p

[i%J Pnt-fi

iri-

seems

as it is in fact,
to me;i<f -, to displease;

Pnt-h-qiut-

'itiTtu

or J*"}" %nnuM

it

displeased him.
^ni^k-ijni-^iu'tilrir,

P*#f_j^,

P-^J S
pibp

dried-fig;

CaUSB
show, to

VU. tO

ni-tjl'

seem;

to appear, or to
make believe.

to

P"/.*-/?

pPy

fig

uiiui^uuilim /3-^y

p,in,

cake of

figs;

s.

mulberry

,iu{l,uiu,li

white or black - p-p-nj

o^upuili a drink made from mulberries; ituin- p-Py S. P'P/!-%[,: - or -;p,
piles, hemorrhoides.
fi'n,-Pai/, uij s. parrot; t?- - female
-; il'nppfili -, paroquet;- /uo/. the
[eye-water.
parrot talks.
^nL-Pli lAi^'ij or "i"y - s. collyrium,
,

>

[ments.

p'i.f S. P'nt.t.r.

opinion, sentiP'ni-iaipuMp -III, ad. faintly, effeminately, feebly, softly, languishingly.

P>#>.^u<i/^ui a. weak of mind, spiritless, effeminate, pusillanimous.
^nL-ijuJhpP a,j s. effeminate, delicate, feeble.
P'f.i./ip

i^lrui^

s.

pi.

^nt^luiJ'npPni-PliJii

s.

effcminacy,

feebleness, delicateness, softness.

ft'ni-iuitnnnM-P^Jb

mind, want of

sened, relaxed; to decrease.

Pv.^h/y, upmuij or m/fj a. fainthearted, cowardly, pusillanimous.
fi'ni.i^aup,nt.p[iJii s. faiut-hcartedness, cowardice, pusillanimity.
{d'ni-iMM.Mntiipp s. soft; flabby;*, mollusk.
P'nt-iuipai'i,
race-course, races
,

ground; (hippodrome,

circus).

DO. tO lOOSCU,
slacken, to unbend, to
untie; to enfeeble, to enervate, to
effeminate, to debilitate
to let, to
permit; - ^/u/^/r^#
to unstring the
bow ; - / /Aiui/ny to neglect, to abandon; luii-u/liij ^u,uni.irnj -^Irinj without
God's permission.
p'/.t-^^/J/iti*. looseness, relaxation,
slackness; weakness, feebleness, debility; faintness, languour; enervation,
effeminacy, softness; - mnXhij to give
relief; to set at liberty; to permit,
to allow.
^ni-iuijjni-^uflihir,

#i-j/i

to relax, to

p-#,t./u

Pluy

brown, tawny,

a.

swarthy, dark; - 4.y brown bread or -u qij-lr%n,-[j [i -u iyuijiulili/j to woar

mourning, to dress in mourning, to
put on mourning; to be in mourning,
to go into mourning to be plunged in
;

grief qt^h-ijni-^uiiilrij [1 ^oMjgu^h^t

to clothe in mourning, to dress in
black, to put into mourning to throw
into mourning, to plunge in grief; (
-a'i,uru,lih,uij in deep mourning: -^
s. brood, covey; / - "tiumk-u to brood;
;

hiun. Pifnj S. P'^t^//'.

liuMiTukm,- -

u,^,y vn. to grow fainthearted, to be dispirited, to grow

weak, to abate, to slacken, to be loo^HL-iuItiuMj",

spirit,

s.

weaknoss

cowardice.

S. p-M,/-.

^ni-fun^

porpoise, sea-hog.

s. zool.

f^ni-fuui s.

dark or gloomy weather;

fog, mist, cloud.

p>/7t.,^/?

PuPli p-n^ s. paper;

com. bills -

uin-ui^lru

letter,

missive, epistle

fpt-ij

i^iif.nt^ilri_,

to wrltc, to scnd,

to receive a letter; - aniiu^'iiui^ , an

instance; S. H.'/trpuu^i-l-p ; ifbitujfwl{u/u tuin-^iithpiul^iiMU ~-o
geS. ^^th- ujj umI^u/u
,

neral epistles

S. MiuPn,.qli^t-u,j

u ^typiuullriniu^

^tJlipuMliuili

plrpiuliu/iip

uipJ-hl'J

per-money, paper,

fe.

Juipn-niSb

*^_

Tjp2^^

pa-

T-^./iJi.,

bills; S.

Jl' f(niiinpujli Pi^Py

a bit of paper; f'^'.fr/_ f" 'H'"S' to
turn over the leaves of a book ffpm,
to put in p. nnn.npki_, uipgu^
plri_ [

Pnt-tiP'^ uiuiuiuin-

of

"^L IT

to

tilot,

to

waste

p.

^u/iiui^
;

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250

p-nn
4/m^^/3^.^/?n; paper-cutter or
,

i^pn.-p-lriu'ii

[m-uitl-pni^P-lrm'll

p.; hitntii

Pun--, paste-

t^.;

}P*iu'liAntupuipiitl

IS.

h-nutn^

^nJl-n-,

u/Y-m

S.

/' P-'''i-n2_,

P"/A^, P^^fL%;
my heart throb-

P'/iiit//' S. ^niJbiut-nphir-

*^niiiP-ni%u,i_uMp2ns- the growling of

P^n-y

kp

fiir

bed.

wrapping or packing p. - j"--], ufii_

uilmu/i, waste p. old papers inuitni.^
3bk ~ sized p.; inuiiui^pnL-P-lruttt
,

p-n-p^m-'bun-npnt-pji s. poisoHous quality

or state poisoning.

draWlHg

blotting or bibulous

bOaru;

knife;

writing p. ; - 'iiu,,nu^[,
note-p. - >-.

letter-p.; - mnJbuj^li

a bear.

printing p. ; - Jhin-iMMiiiuplnui parch'ment, vellum, (m^-/.^) wove p. ; - 2jt_

'liiuj, India
p.; - trpaii,iu%yinj tracing
p.; - uiiiililiku-i_, ^r,Aliu,h-uii_, emery-p.,
glass-p., sand-p.; - ir^i^j filtering-p.
,

1-ntSlttui-nn

l/^Ortiil

uK-^uthi/u^l

>

loured, marbled or stained

p.,

CO*

morocco

~ n-pn^jhuiij stamped p. - lupt/iit-^

ly smoothing p. - ^^<-/?/ry4i brown
P"

'

p.

tar p.

m.M,^uiliiJb

made

machine p.
vat-p., hand-

Jb^h'uuiliiu'i,

or

-liuniiT,

laid p.
[fuiiri,-, fi,a,ip-ni-iiP-, card, playing card,
('"rj"'4) pack of cards ^u/.^ P-iRy
p.

i.uiquiiliuiplru,i_^

p-,ip^u,[u,u,f_

game

cards

at

card-

playing; - or PiPl: [.'-ly.ij to play

at cards f!bliiTfimli^\ii_ ! luiu^^ P'lPnj
to have a game at cards ^jt pi,i,q_
P-'lRt / """*' *'"/" there is no cardplaying at his house; t.4"/>t'i' 47o/,
Pn,_u/i,l,^j- court-cards un^ M%j.\ir,
uHifd-jii. 'u'l.^P
.^Vi
small cards
n^iuMpt p-tupiTuttniup , odd Card; p"/^
J-ufiiy^^ ^-
[uum.^
to deal the cards
"iik-f^ q-u
to shuffle the cards .^k-i/^ u/i,ti
;

half-grown

k llluui'lilrij _p 4- ll'"["l- P-'lP-nj it is

your lead; p.i<^,_3#7i.j,z,7/t^^it./aSr-,
to show one's hand; ]-liinhi_,^,irp^n)u
P-'lP-nj to be in the secret; [uuip^uM^
IuIti_ [, lu,uq_P:ip[,
to show tricks with
1

S.

p-nt^

pui%Mhi - ^niuijni-^ii/iit-ij to

prowess hiding
fish

home

at

{ppuiin.-lii,')

mus. an

boast one's
zool. sword-

weaver's shuttle

Armenian note

()).

Pvt^^'i.^, pi'fnj ox2b s. bitter orange,

Seville orange ; - [unu, hot. balm-mint;
ituin. Pni-pii^j S. P*^A^.
p-ftitnj s
cheek act of
P"/7_^*^
,

baking or burning bricks and earthen

vessels;

^ph-nti,.

u. S.

bath

P*ni-^r, ^n,-p2_ s.

infusion

to bathe, to infuse,

uipiu/r,t[j ifit-ij

to steep, to soak.

p-oL^ p^nj s. tuft of shrubs, bush,

bramble thicket, copse, underwood.
p>iii.^.z.y, /i s. arbour, summer-house.
,

p-nt^

(fruit).

mouthful S. P'm-^.
p-py s. sabre sword 4m_
pnt^iuft Ppnj
sabre-cut, sword-cut; Jihn-li'ii
sword in hand ^y/"-/ uiuiu,.
f,
P'n^n.

puny, ill-developed,

a. thin,

{i-ni-u{

P^y

p^y

to

iuilib/j

spit,

s.

spit

S.

O. }fll!*u/bnq

spittle

P;puAtr;

Mip_

uiJh/b

lungs -^ itnjui^ufii seanettles, medusa, rhizostoma, acalephans.

P><7^

/Tj s.

cards; 4/;^t^/3^7/3-"iif!

with cards
u^/i(^ui/
u^piriit-,,,^ _^
glazed, enamelled cards.
,

nt-Pf,iSb S. l^notiiqutL.

to tell fortunes

P*/j^u//o/.i s. hot.

*P>np.uiryn. to cough.

[(speech).
poisonous
biting
;

P'#Tp.u<i..u^ s.

^fi,lr

f9-yV/

and

-^,jj

a. full

s.

P'.tuY/.^ a.

whose cheeks are

full,

puffy, bloated.
\li*a-niliu%

envenom.

s.

*\/^np^a. tough, difficult to masticate.

veneficc, act

of poisoning.
P'ni.%_pk.j;

[breast, chest.
P'opinniA S
thoraX ,

of poison, ve-

nomous, poisonous; envenomed.

fi'n,_%uimni.ni-i3[iijb

consumption, phthisis
consumptive, phthisical.
p-fT^mjuii,

a.
lA-n^iiuiJ,

fore part of the lungs,

between the stomach and

or the part
the lungs.

P><>pu<mni-%

^^upu,^

pulmonary, pulmonic.

^n_f,,ujlfii a.

p-ni-^/mpt^,

p-ni-i^, p-irpf,, pnj s. bank, mole;

causeway, pier, dam;- iu.i.^ gunwale,

breast-works.

&C.
lung-wort.

i.^f,

DC. to

poison

to

^.u/liflir,

S. P*/l.^M^A

Pn.k,uj S. P-zi^AiA

\^n.Pn.u,ir,

<uj^

ft'n.Pn.yj', tj/f

11)1.

.;

PP2

251
about

to flutter, to flap, to fly

Hprnf,

if^aiui ,i.i,itiru to elevate, to exalt

the mind ^l k - ''"[i Atn-fV ^/%

p^

or

^a.(.f_,

-^

flight,

s.

luHutiu falling star

soaring

-4. tTmiu^

flight of

^pk'"^ I' ifan-llh, a bird

is worth two in the bush.
^^-

P'/""/'""'f,'

to give loose to one'^

genius or pen; to let one's fancy
ramble ; -^ uinint-jj wpJui^k/j to take
wing or flight, to wing one's flight,
to soar on high ; / -i flying, on the
liMu/nt^phiMiii

wing, as

flew by, in the

it

P'n.ai.^iu'btj;

fly

CaUSO to

to elevate, to raise, to exalt

f^ff-

the mind
wings.

np-b-i-u

to spread out the

^n-^liu/ii a. flying, volatile.

|3*.^u.% s.

volatility.

f pn-imbl, in flight,

flight;

s.

wing; -

iioi--, sail

of

to

vn.

p-ii-lruij

to soar

iIuimu^

fly,

to take

to

escape

one's memory, to go out of one's

mind, to be forgotten; - pu/j,[,% to
divulge immediately, to make public.
,

fi'n.^iuip.uA

/fj s.

ornithologist.

ornithology.

^,i.^uMp.uM,ni-Prltt^i s.

ornithomancy.
humming-bird.

^n.^iM,^inujni-[3-pt3> s.
P"i.^/i2s*uA2<*,

fj

^n.^,uiluj7Cu,n.

s.

uijs.

dealer in birds,

bird-seller.
;

bird-catching.

p-zt^ntA

bird, fowl ; - p^"<-_

winged tribe; a. flying,
s.

the feathered songsters,

the singing birds \- oi, winged serpent or dragon - pm* word or expression slipped by chance u//i.- -

-^

bird; tf"j^%"'i singing or song-bird p-yi- Pn-^ynj a

bird's nest ii.niiu,%uji_ f piinj q^- to go
a bird's nesting ; ila/u^ujli pn-^y

kt - hen

bird;

>

bird-cage

PY"At

k-gl va. to

phenix (bird).
knead; chem. to

s.

[oxalic (acid).
a
ckem,

\a'pP%uiim'i/

(ppnt-nt-wiMJ

chem. saccharate, ox-

s.

^pP'i,2i""'
alate.

ytLnt^qnt- it.ni^itunn*
,

2!ib

s.

bot.

sorrel

turk.

^pPni-p Ppnj s. caterpillar, grub.

^pPn-hj; hgl, vn. to vibrate; to
shudder to tremble.
;

P'pPa-nM.i/i

vibration

quake

^pPpiuliiu%

P'pPn.ntSi,,

a.

vibrating

oscillating; trembling; that shudders,

quakes ; - .iiu/'i. thrilling voice.
,

\/^pPpwli s. good speaking, flattering, fawning, deceitful.

\ii'pPp,uliufi, a. creaking (wheels).
^plip, Ppfiij s. cow's dung; manure, soil, compost.
ft'pittiT, t-j[, va. to bake or burn
(bricks or earthen vessels).
,

/_j s.

brick-kiln.

burning, baking.
p-^S-oii, P'pi)-t;iii_a. burnt, baked;
- m^ipi-u ^ni/^, brick; terra cotta.
p-pfiaiui s. belt, shoulder-belt.
P'pJlr,r, tjf va. to wet, to soak, to
steep to knead or mix with water ;
chem. to dilute.
fi'pitnLai, s.

^pitni-u

the flight, the flying.

^j

Pt^,, the

cock

fi'phir,

*{i'p!ai,u.r 8. Wp!-ir.r.

^"-iT'L"" flyingP'/i.^ni.ffi s.

^P"lilt"i'iik

P*^4-rj

aviary bird-cage.
(i'n.^tuipuiiMii l>j s. large black kite.
P'm.^//r4 s. young or little bird.
^n-dinpu uij s. bird-catcher, fowler.
bird-catching
^n-^npuni^p-f,!^ s
kpP-u,/^ /i to go shooting, fowling,
{i'n.^iuipu/i, s.

volatile

of a sabre.
s. sword-fish.

tremour.

mech. fly-wheel.

P'.i^/.iT,

flight,

flat

^^pu,iniJ[i,

*\^pPn.l.i_%. ^Pn-lil,^.

P'n.^u/^uA
;

&C'
with

in flying.

a ship

the

^pP'i.2^,-li

f/i'n.^ul^iu'iin'-P-lit-'i, s.

S- S/'^'"/'""z,'

^pMiiirhir ,unXlr,r va. to strike

amalgamate.

air.

VU. tO

nt-gft

hand

in the

2<Vn-#if^/.i.%

Pn.^iy warbl,

chirping; - npuui/j to
fowl; S. ^n-^infin ni-P^t%'^^ iitpiu^
fnt-Pt-Mui/p ^luuu/iit-ij to arrive like
lightning; to fly as swift as a bird; ing, twittering,

^pii2b

s. bot.

l^y

s.

fl'pni.^ s. bot.

lupine.
bitter-orange-tree.
gladiolus, sword lily,

corn-flag.
^pni-jju/

[ij

s.

rag, tatter

glass

beads, rings, &c.; trifles, toys.

p"^u/a- a. bathed, wetted, moist-

ened s. S. P"-/7^.
P'p^j; Irjl, va. to bathe, to wet, to
moisten to drench, to soak to macerate -^.r t;n. to wet one's self;l-l^ii-nilj to get tipsy, to booze; - u,_
iPoPn^jyT luit. uiiFoPy to perspire from
shame to blush for shame.
p P"/^j pikJ'vn. to steep, to soak,
;

to macerate.

;:;;

P-OP*

manure.

^ppuiJ-niiniia. gathering

32

dhllt

q^luiTi'uiii.op

^'i,^h,r, Ircjli vna. to evacuate, to

void, to go to stool ;- Auo^/7y to
,

stale, to

dung.

^'iliiutniru.uti

P'//'4

bushes ;-p, s.
wood, bushes.
P^oj^ij
vn. to

spit

despise, to

bushes, bushy.

commerce; -

iruniliufu

one's self to
,

to

shed

its

leaves, to wither, to lose the flowers

du Withh-iuiiltti [3-o[3-tui^huii__ [i i^iuit^iua
ered or faded flower [3-oP,il,k-ju,'ii [
'i.Jhi'iik
they removed themselves far
;

<

bushy,

of
thicket, copse, brushfull

[S. (3^.4"6-tr.

full of spittle;

a.

to devote

a. like

shrub.
a. thick,

s.

p-i//i7L,

be cured

to get well, to get up, to

uiniilri_

upon fig to scorn to

shower down abuse on.
.

from him, they abandoned him.

^op-uiifini-ifii s
quake shock ip,i,[i
palpitation; - uiliufi,, wink of
.

the eye.
P'o*/, /y s. humidity, wet; rainy
weather, rain shower.
^'i.'i.ifiilikj.p s. shower, storm, tempest; - frfc o^j. it threatens a storm
there is a storm gathering.
P"oini,m a. wet, showery, stormy.
P*o2.a. broad, wide (coat, boot).
;

Jd^uAtiT, Pi^l vna. to spit

to spit

out to spit upon, to fling, to cast, to

spout to vomit, to throw up fig. to
slight, to disdain, to contemn openly,
to treat with scorn, to point one's
finger at, to set at nought i/m^-'v S. Pi/^PiptiT, - I, /oulr^,
to sputter;
iu^/i<-^> -, to spit blood; - 1^"^ t-ptuu
or jhiihu.i m-pni.^
to Spit upou a
person, in his face.
p^uA..j (<^^u/^u>% s. spitting-pan or
box, spittoon.
P^ip.^P s. ptyas, (sort of asp).
;

hijujj vii. to grow weak or

decay, to languish, to droop.

^o^iI.mT,

faint, to

>

P^^fr//', A-jf vn. to spit often, or

continually, to be always spitting.
p-^i.-.r, p^f, S. p-^%t.r.
p-^nt-flSi

luptru/ii,

s. spitting, expectoration;
spitting of blood.

shake, to
to beat
throw down, to overturn;

p'o/?<o;^4-.r,

jolt

down;

to
to

va.

frjf

move

to

violently

away, to repel, to remove;

wink; - qj-n^, to shake off the
dust; - ^h.lin,flhi, to make or shake
up the bed; - i^nii, to shake off
- nwiJr to throw or shake
sleep
- ,^<^,^* to shake,
off the yoke
to tremble; to destroy, to ruin; qim^f,, to brandish a sword; ~ in^ t
iiinuijnK-iuh^nj
to doprlve ouo of his
wealth; juTliufit -, in the twinkling of
an eye; -{tiT vn. to arouse, to agitate
one's self; to go away, to retire;
to be dispersed, dissipated; to sparkle, to throw out sparks, or flashes of
light; to fall, to be despoiled, deprived
to drive
to

-, to become
disheartened, to dismay one's self, to
lose heart, courage; - (u//umu.t^)

of, to

/.

lose

u^in.u//ni-^

4/i.-u/i^o,_f?iit

to gather strength,

3- (zhe) J^k s. the tenth letter of the

alphabet, and the sixth of the consonants J- J-, ten tenth.
,

- It

sometimes confounded with

the letters 2_ and ^
for example
is

"lij-if-hi,

'li^jf.hi,

it,J-[unjJ-

ui^njj-

D,c^_

tow: sweepings; earthquake.

witchcraft, sorcery.
^uiJ-ni-Uh s. earthquake.
S'uiJ-s.

d'.uJ-J'riL.li^ s.

a-utfi S. tJ"4

sweepings,

&

S""/"'"-i]

filth, dirt.

*-

*d*^/"

[dust-pan.
*^u,/u%nj *^t^ij s. heap of dirt
i'lufiii.c^ s. bot. horse-radish; spurge.
d'"'4. ftjr or /i<-j s. fetid odor, stink;
,

,;
;

2 35

d-D.0-

decaying matter, rottenness, putridity;

d-u.ir

seven in the afternoon, or at seven PM. / uJlfii [m^ -.

jlr.n Jl,2pklt

filth.

at

a horrible countenance, ugly, hideous, horrible, dreadful, frightful, shocking.

i'iu^,uii.[,Jn.-[3-[it.'i, s. Ugliness of countenance
ghastly, dreadful looker
appearance.
i;a^ui,l.kir a. of

a.

//

^iJi.^

be

^iuiftw^nmni-P-fiiii

smell

tnt-'i
[)

miasma;

mephitism

cause to stink, to
({4'>>u/(ui%

the fitting

( /3-/3-/ii-ni.m )

bromic

a.

bromoform.

moment;

s.

venom,

virus.

hour time
or "3 *
moment; proper time, precise time;
leisure-time, opportunity, occasion;
canonical hours, divine service ; sea.

son; horoscope, nativity, ascendant;

;

teU
minutes past two (o'clock) kplint- -^
hL. ^uin-npn- ip it is a quarter past two;
h-nlint- Iri-

^iinl^h- uttiu

intauji

it

IS

u hntint- ht- l\uilpilL- utliD uuu/ti tWOnty

minutes past two -^ hplim. Iri- lik"
half past two -^ Wplim. t-L. ^Minilihu/ii^
jlin^i it is ten minutes to three
h-nhni-^ttiti-npn-uti^ itlirp-ifiutni a QUartCr
t

to three

-^. Irplini. A-i. il^yplilru/ii^ ,^./._

twenty minutes to three

qhppnpij. -n,-, about three o'clock;
uin.u,^fii - tt- Ilk"
an hour & a half
44" - half an hour j^uMn-npif. Jp -m.
a quarter of an hour /> ilt-jtpnpq. -mn.uiunJii,

>

at slx (o'clock) lu the

or at six AM. jlroP-'i, -m.

uin.Mui-oinni-'ii

morning,

i-i- //_

pray; to say the

,

at all times, al-

/>
time
to time, to spin out, to prolong; - ^ -4
-k [ -, at every moment, hourly, from
hour to hour <"- - -fp pj't -" ""- -"
at present, for the moment, now, propliif- -u -iit-uptiif.
visionally; -u -u
-u from time to time, now and then,
sometimes; ju,n.ui2_ ^u^i ^*. out of
time, before the time, too soon; hlitru.i^
to

to

hour ;

off from

put

<

<

*church ilyK/A or l>i/7f"^/ J-uiJhtmean

Tabernacle; asl. time w?/A
-; tuumbniuliui% - slderal - utpht-iufl^,
- solar - 7C^,i,ln - true - 4*-^^/.
^lu'i,^ h'u
hfiliiinpwi. -nt-, to strike two
-^ what o'clock is it? what's o'clock?
- k iTiilipnim-, it is two o'clock; -^
,

ui/iaLjr-ni.

ways ;-/-. from hour

Muii^iibu niuifiTui'iibij

at

acid.
ni-g

-m-,

bell; - uiiAlri^, to
mass jutJeiiuJu -

bromate.
^uM^'hni-li s. bromide, metallic -
(|-f</4^ii-u> ^luii^tujliui't, s. bromhydric
,

umu,uhi_, to wait better times,

or for a more favorable occasion ; p-".
qn,-,r -u 1^1- fiOh ifu/iibi^, to stay some
hours with ; - i.u.pli.u'i.ir,^, to ring the

^lu^'iiuiu, s.

d><uir,

p.,uplruiui^

,ru/i,iui,l,

(acid).

(J.u4^

-nt-,

good time,

in time, in

-#/.-,

taint.

^,u^i,utilr[iui a.

/(Jiui

chem. bromine.

(J.<o4/fi s.

moment

favorable

stench, to

[hnt-[^-p-hui,rp., to

the proper time ; - aitiilru i^iIt/j uim/j

to appoint an hour, a time, to fix a
day jnpJ-u.,r - il^ht^l' when the opportunity arrives - 4^ it is time, it is

steuoh,

stiuk,

s.

taint

leisure hours; -<-_

to take occasion, to

f-uii^hhu
find time, or opportunity

fetid, to smell.

offensive

my

in

i/>i_^,

VU. tO Stluk, tO

Ir^ujj

uu/iiMuj

A-uii,ui,nu,liir,

stinking, mephitic,
foul or tainted breath; inkifl, - stinking hole; infected spot; - lun-'iilri^, to infect, to
taint; t / 5. b. Q*iii^ut^innnt-[S-jit^i *
^uMi,uMi,nu,

the day, at
IiItimii
or //4ni. at the appointed
time utiiubuipi m-a trU Itnpuu a.npa-_o
every hour of his time has its appointed task [i -ii muiputuinj [n/nf [i <# ^p.o_

infectious, fetid

now, now; juiJi/innpi

k -. every hour in
every moment; /i 'ii^'hui^

or"i<4"'-i just
-/j<.
jnpni-ir hi.

'^atuu.'iikp ->',

the

moment had

arrived;

the dinner
- Ttui^fb
dinner-time
hour - x*^/ 1 it is dinner-time puu,
,

according to circumstances, seasonableness; ^o/f>,^< - ft

U J[lMf.U ^Jh-^ MM lOT
IS.U3anL.ir MM
hours together, whole hours, hours
at a time, a long time [ -"- t^ """^,./../;,^, seasonably and unseasonably i.uMUMM.'iMWi^ -MMM. 1(1^1^ to bo uBar
delivery or childbirth; to be near her
time; jt..-/A -, dying hour, hour of
-nii,

iM/[nj[ij

death, last moments.

- The 12 Hours of the
called in Armenian

Day

are thus

MM^I-

'

^u'UP^U.llMMMl^

*-/?-

i,p,uliu,p-

q^ypMugtru.!^

4
5
G

l!CMlMMl.MUMf.MlljS3^lrMUI_

^n.MlMM.Illlt-MMMl_

hpllpMUinlru
npllpMi

9
lO
11
12

4"'-/' t"{ll^"'L.
[3- MMM MIMMM^M (3^
MMMMl.MMIM.OMn

UMptpnMi_

MM!

[_

;,,;;
,

34
luiuL-uipui^

^loP-iuiphut^

d-u.ir

grow
uhq.

dp-uinhitii

^L.UuiT\hu

yuaiiiuL-otn

l(i

lurt-tui-Oin

moment; jo^m-m

tniil'iiii_otn

ini_iituthtull

a good use of time

i)

p.uMi-tnLuili

12

ihuiitulh-ni-

^n,.^u,'hiTi_,f--%

^u,ru,p.uMli s.

church-yard, yard.

^uiWiup-ui^jf.

j,^ $.

astrologer, caster

fiinj

[prayer-book.
brGviary; hours;

of nativities.
^'miHa^lip^
d:uj;u^f,lt'

s.

watch and clock-

<y s-

maker.
s

^usiTiaif.npifni.p-lii-'ii

watch

and

clock-making, clock-work.
c}-"/;"^/"-/?^t-'>' s. horography.
^ia,/h,q.i^i s- horoscope, nativity.
^uiinuj-lip a
appointed
settled
fixed, assigned s- S. 3-<i//;<.^^n-/?/f<-%;
- uin^iti_,ipilruto make an appointment;
to appoint, to assign the place, time,
or day of meeting, or rendez-vous.
.

u'bh-i

time, to while
able moment;

at the appointed

time.

make

away

waste one's

q-k>H

tfU,uu

-/

uA_

^npn,.iiiubiri_,

to lose, to

moment ;-

able

in

iluiph/^^i, to

auiuiulri^q-fiuinii^-l,

a favor-

uMiiu,ut-i_,

or

to yisM the favor-

ii-inui%lri^,

"<i.'ii/i-/_,

to

find a favorable occasion or opportunity ; nhin^h_ q-'b S. Q^irt^tl/*; wl^ p-Ua^

>inu.ir -^ /r%, a, short time since, not

long since, lately, of late n^uiuliuiM.

-^ /r%, a. long time since, a long, long
while ago, long since am. ,upini- -qp
kp uilruu/iihij then one saw, it was at
that period one saw w. -o^ il^u^^u._
%,y ITi-*-^ in the time of Vardan the
;

of his
Great jaiL-m-pu lu^ unpui
epoch; ^ ilujifkJl, ~uu in remote ages;
,

/. ,ii,<-if_,

J-uiinMni-liiru,^ uiiii^n^

to

years - y'"to find a favorable

advance

old, to

The

season, equinox; -^ ^uifmi-npuM^,

Books of Kings ; um'i,^u^Iti_ ^-o^

and those of the Night thus

auj^Mui.

[i

moment; f
the same time
in a

-[,

in a short time,
fi "iiJl/h -{, at

Jprn-tT,

jymffb -

/<

in these

appointment
time, place of meeting, rendez-vous
fixed time, term, appointed time, as-

latter times, years or 'days; u/inf-uutlfii

thencs[i -uia u/iiuift, or juin.ui2lii' "j
forth, from the earliest or olden times

signation.

Mun. 'hnil^'u

i-iaj;u,f.pnM.p[ii_%

>

-o^ towards this period,

about the same time; ^t"/" ^ "l''' po^"
erful at that time - f*'^_. some time,
a short time <"n. - t^ provisionally
,

'

^iai/:^uMi

horary

a.

uA^J/.tA

angle.
i'uiirutli.^pii.nM.p-l, s. canonical hours,
divine service, hours.
A-uiifiulin^, (, s. beadle.
[ral.
d-mj/iu^aj./pny^ a. transitory, tempo-

chu/Li4u<^,

/,

-iuifb

s.

rattle

mech. clock-work.
,

Wtni, g. lutroit.

a.

cause to arrive

an-

to forestall, to

ticipate.

or kuhi, u/j s. time;

J,
century, epoch, period age
the end of life, death; the present
life, our times; season; opportunity,
leisure
appointment mus. time gr.
tense; ast. time 2^^.f , -, true or
correct - Jjtfpi - mean - iu^t..uy/A
- solar - lumnhiiui/iui'i, - sideral fl'^liu,^iuum,nu(iiy^i equinoctial
(]>uii/Lu>/u>^

now and

then, ever

and anon
qujjl.

OVlutJu Utah

aundlili

~uiL.y

tujitnu^ti

t^'t

~"

^<f/io;

-op I crf
tun- uni^Jp. j

ll}"t "/'""'/' V

then, at that
time, in those times, at that epoch,
during that century ; { -fV jnpnt-iT. . .
in the time when ; /A7- mJlrbiyii -u

if^tf-

arriving quickly ; that

which hastens hurried, hasty, quick,
- ,uniilri_, liu,gni.,juii,L-i_, to
prompt
A-^tTu/i,

year

u
or

^utJTuirni-in

bell-

ringer.
s.

for a certain period, for the present;

-/-_ with time, in the course of time,
in time, in the long run; (Aq. or /><
-1/ -", from time to time, at intervals,

MMttfu ~-uMaii

ujpinnfnli

once upon a time

formerly - fi^ ion...
%iri_.uii. Ak-^, I shall remain some time
among you -u J[,i.u long time put.
ant-lP It ttMyfutu in kiil^ p Jiu u tn itj lU ttiju
this work has cost me much time
putnnt-if p itf^tttp hit titiL. ittiu tnat requires much time 4.utu.^4- -^n you
are no longer a child: the end of thy
days is therefore at hand ut'bgu^tk -"ii
time flies.
at all times

-o#t-,

once there was

>

^utilmititiliiup.ittit

&C

S* utltiou

&c*

,;

au.ir
^*UMil\uUluht.
um/jutp.inft

or

chroiiologist;
chronicle.-

chronicler,

if-piuij s.

chronological; -^

a.

to arrive.
horal, horary s. tima-

A',ii,/;%[,j; Irijiuf vri.

3>../iA/,2.
,

;;
,

2;

fixed

at a

ad.

established time.
(|>/u>/;u?u^u>i^/yi

table

fi-

S. {jiiliuiPm-./P

arrives, or cornea;

i'ui,ru,%n,i_a. 'fixa.t

s.

thatis able.
cruet (for the mass).

(h'u//:<>t>u>^>^^)u>^ili a. chronological.

^uiiruiiin^, uij s.

va. to chrO"
nicle, to write a chronicle ; to write

^iuifu/hni-P^t^i

coming; - uiumn^ the ripening, matu-

on chronology.

ration.

A'luinu'builiuiii.pirJ',

lrjj[i

^uru,'ioii,u^[,ni-PliJii

phy chronology; chronicle;

;

anachronism.
t^uiiru/i.uiliiunu.'ii^
a

-P-hu/ii

J.../L/^,/.^,fs.misfortune, mischance.

qpPi,i,//.p

advanced

in

years, aged, stricken in years, very

old.

^ui,ruiuiu,c, a. punctual, exact to the

time appointed, watchful, vigilant; ij!tilri_, to seek, to look out for, to spy,
to watch, to be on the watch, to keep
watch - ^u,p^'i,u,l,uii_ il^ilri_, to lie in
wait for, to be on the watch for.
;

t}'ia,/;a'ii,f^,a/i,ou

s.

^'uMj;,!h,liu,luouuiliiu'ti

chronologist.
a- chronologi-

^uru,uiujni-Pliiii s. canonical hours,

divine service.

cal..

i^/h/b,ui,/oi,ni-P-T

chronology.

s.

^luiruiifuiTi.un.

of time; temporal,
worldly; -, recent, modern, of our
time.
J<<f/:<.%,u^,ui^^-i s. expiration, falling
due, term, last moment, close - "/<^_
./I/A, appointed time; assignation; expiration of a term agreed upon.
(]>></;o^/<a^iu;}./,7/ a.

contemporary
i'l-inM.'i.ut^u.lilg a
coetaneous, synchronous, happening
.

at the

arrival,

s.

chronogra-

s.

-"iiniJlh

same time.
synchronical.

iJu.j;'ir,,,^,^.jt./3^/.tis. synchronism.

^uidh/buiiiiu^M^

that measures

or counts the time s- chronometer,

[time.
time-keeper, time-piece.
^.uJ'iu'iiuiliui^njg a. that shows the
^aiilU/JiuMliui^npa. temporary, of short
duration;

^iiii/}i/ii,u^,a^npni-P-['tii s.

teuiporari-

ness, transitoriness, perishableness.

t

or

kills,

away.

to loiter, to while

^,uJ'u,4.n-2C,u,i.ni-p-lii^>

loitering

trifling.
-i[[,

i'iin,j,tr,f^,

church, temple,

s.

chapel, house of prayer.

i'u,ini,,ni-'ii s.

carage

- li-kl'j

parsonage-house, visynagogue, Jewish

,

chapel.

fs^iu,ru!ii,uliu,lin,liuiiM a-

Qtttjt/iuiiui/^li-tui

that

n.

uii)

loses time, loitering, lounging, trifling;

- il^lru to kill, or lose time, to trifle,

liht^

^J^/i-tiib

o-

tem-

porary; transitory; -i^uy 4iupi^, temporal or mundane rewards -^lru,j^

earthly riches temporality -^l^u/ii
genitive of d'uMJu,iiuili
^uiirmt.uliir.r, tjf va. to assign, appoint or fix a term.
^.uinu'iihii; Irjl, vn. to arrive; to
happen, to come to pass to ripen to
be able; to have time or leisure; n^
-, to have no time; to be unable;
A ff''^4 P'liiif-tMit^nnni^p-lru/b tO gain
the throne, to succeed to the throne
,

'

i'.uirujp.ap

.uj

officiating priest.

s.

clock watch
- TCoiCij/ii-ti/jiu^nii p endulum - innluijl^
chronometer; S. J>uf>/uAu.4"'i_"'^ electric clock; - "/fr-_
lrih_pu,[iuili,u'b
hour-glass utjjfb sun-dial; - a,i-,uqh
2iiy clepsydra; fuuiiia/umi-np - anchor
^uiiTiujiyj

jni-jjli^ s.

lever watch ;
keyless watch ; '^^li
-, repeater, repeating watch; ^//_
alarum (watch or clock) ;
p-ni-gl>i_ hpuiJ-^uili -, musical watch; jtii^iui^f^:.
^Ii -, striking watch, hour and quarter
watch; pnuikiu^y^ -, seconds-watch;
n^Pophuij [uiplr^-, eight-day clock;

watch

Miiu,%aii.ni,

n.l[uui[ni[,

"-u&L tr

IT

u;'c'^L

i^L IT

<

'

*o
^'^

set one's watch right

wind up a clock ^u',
;

clock to pieces

*o t^^^ *

watch-key mm-ifi
watch-case ^^jP-iy
uiiuuthiJii -jni-jli
-jnA-j/.
watch-chain pi<j-/.-i i^pk
-jnL.j[i

pu/iiiuit

-3"'-3l'

strike

'

tick-tack

4^i*/_ -^"-al'

<

to

S. d'luJ'.

^uii/^ujni^juii s. dial, dial-plate; ^u#^

words are realized.

d'u,j;'i,lrjai.jui%iiir, ni-j/i vtt.

to arrive or happen.

-/.

to causB

dial

the hand, index ; uMptM.uyl-% luuatlrifuiliiu'li

ntuiffb

phi-hn-uijliii

sun-

if-jt^puM^iut-juuiu^
^npfiifniiiu^iiiil

32

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256

A-M.'i,

polar, horizontal

sideral, equinoctial,
dial.

d-U.'i,

iMig a. wicked, bad,'

^lu^im
fii) ov
profligate mischievous, hurtful, noxious, injurious, baneful; pestilential,
pestiferous, pestilent, contagious; obscene, wanton, lascivious; bitter,
sour, harsh to the taste ; - - "/""
plague, contagion; - o^ foul air; -^
,

^u,J/rpif.n,-P-l,L-'b

s.

divine service; SMuiLuii-ouiL-uth

performance of

^iu,/h,uix,jni-P-liJr,-

matins

yphtiiniruili

vespers.

alms, charity.
If s. offering,
^tyP^ik-ir, lrj[, va. to vomit, to throw
up to bubble up to gush out fig. to
pour forth, to vomit, to utter; u,p[ii:i,
- 1 to vomit blood.
^u.,rni.^

^"iiP^ni-'Ju

s.

A^ui/iu

s.

fi^

vomiting; eruption.
tooth, indentation;

rock; - f h-niln,., shoal, reef, shelf,

sand-bank, sunken-rock.
[shelvy.
A'u;jn.u,i.iT[, a. rooky; jagged; shoaly,

3-*^,

d-u/iili,

rust, verdigris,

nj s.

oxyde; rustiness
venom, poison;
moss; blight, mildew: plague, pesti;

lence.

\j-luuM,l!b^

the Furies.

Ig a. immoral, wicked,
of evil manners, perverse. >
(l.,i.<7^pi-^a.pestiferous, malignant,
i-uiiiuiuip-Mupoj,

pestilent, pestilential^iMMitiiiuMiunnhr

tuti

maieiaciOT

scoundrel, rascal; obscene, immodest;

pernicious, pestilential, contagious;
- guii-, 4wp,ii-u-ir pest, plague, pestiferous scourge.
^u/buiunf-npirn^pf s. misdood, wickedness, rascality, villany; obscenity,
,

libertinism.
^u/binMuP-qh'iil, s.

sycamore-trce.

sycamoro (fruit).
^uAuiitJ-ni-m a. abandoned towick^u/Lu,iup-ni.q_s.

cJ-<^/^u.pt^.
-pni-qlua. deadly, deleterious, pestilent, venomous, baneful.
,

^,Jh,f.,uiPj

of rust

full

rusty, rusty.
^uiiiq-uj/uiani a.

venomous,

quite
[ous.

pestifer-

^uAfuii^tl, -^"'p
'

with verdigris

ct. rusty; corroded

mildewed, blighted; -

to rust, to oxydize, to mildew,

to blight; - ib'iih^u to grow rusty, to
iiin.'i.irij

oxydize.

[dation.
rustiness, oxy-

A'ui'il.u,^u,[,nL.p-[,iii s.

A-a/ii^uin. s
d>>^f-<i"i.
verdigris ,
rust; a. rusty, mildewed, blighted.
i'u/ini.utn.nt-P^liiJi, s. mildewed state;
rustiness.
[sonous.
^uAii-iui-np a. rusty; venomous, poi.

edness,very wicked,remorseless,hard-

ened

in sin.

^u/iMu,mlu,n

fij s.

plague pestilence,
;

contagion, mortality, disease ; 4^4u_

"ii/r/j <//^ui4t^-^'-> to plague, to infect
with the plague i,u,pl=-,ui_p -k plaguestricken, infected with the plague
the plague
'zCuipuilih-auit- - /> tfopntX
broke out in the army; tttn/u, -{
[tiferous.
plague-spot.
^ii!iiu,uiluuliiifb a. pestiferous; mor;

(^u.'b.nu.liirb sf.
^Muiiuiiui,uiii'a.

she-devil, fury.
of a harsh taste, crude,

sour, bitter.
3-.i.nu#4m/t.j a. of an evil countenance, stern malignant, malicious.
J><"%m.4,u^a.infected,plague-stricken; pestiferous.
()-<ii'i>>(u4u<^ni_/?^<-ti s. infection;

%lrir va. to rust, to

oxydize
to grow rusty, to oxydize.

-././/

vn.

&c. S. ^u/iiut, &o.

^u/iilr-.np a. furnished with
tusks, tusked, tusky.
O'ui'ijil.

Jiu<%-,^,

d""'^44t<"
chu'V'

marks

s.

of teeth.

^"-w ^'"'I'tfL "birtitj s. tusks,

teeth of wild beasts ; the molars, or
grinding teeth; fig. face, wry face, look;
~4"U"3' elephant's tusks, ivory; -
iup^,u'i,iri_ j_p
to seize with the teeth,
to force one's teeth into, to bite.
d""'''lii &c. S. ^"''tt &c.

ao>/iii-

^^uj%nM-iup

palanqjiin, (kind of carriage used in the East,

born on the backs of elephants or
camels).
,

[i

uiL. s.

Q*u//fmui^f7in

^ujliujtui/tu^

&C. D. ^ui^ta^n in
{5.

ff^ujltuiiupiin

0[/C.

^ui'itujiu'iiuiJ', uijufi vn. to fall into a

passion, to become enraged, angry;
to become ferocious, cruel; to degenerate ; to spoil, to get spoiled, to rot.
^u,'i,mu,u,lrl,i_a. ill-favoured, of bad
aspect, ugly.
^u,'iiu,u,2ni-p s. acquafortis.

n^/i va. to reudcr

cruel, to divest of humani-

i^u^imuignL.^in'iilrJ',

wicked or

ty ; to irritate, to enrage
to spoil.

to corrupt,

i^iul,mmilini-i_S. bot. holly.

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257

JlMb
0-<u%<"(41i a. filthy, dirty, nasty.

A'ii,%mni.[3-l,ii, s. bitterness
harshness of taste; rage; ferocity, cruelty;
perversity, impurity, vice; /i"4 -pZ
plague, pestilence.
^'u,uiui^ii% L-lfbu,^ s. hem, border of
a garment, trimming; purl (of lace);
furbelow; riband, string; ferret; galloon; lace.
,

tgf

^u,iu.p,kir,

hem, to

to

va.

border, to trim; to lace, to ornament

with lace or ribands.
i'lun-.yi^^ s. chamois, wild goat of
the Alps.
^'in.ui'i.f
H.J s. heir, successor;
owner,possessor;beneficed clergyman;

a>^n

age, patrimony , succession ; seizure,

possession ; diocese
ecclesiastical
state, the clergy; - [3-n,[nui_np^i.nj to
leave an inheritance to one's son;
JlrpJ-lrij ^uimu/lilri_, iiplilr[_ [i -P-IAik to
disinherit, to deprive of inheritance,
*to cut off with a shilling; u,a^,^
ibSh [, -, to have in inheritance
f,
liiiJilrn.hi_ qitf.
to placo ouo iu tho
church or ecclesiastical career; -P-p,
or puiii [tpuii^iuiij -ptru,% hereditarily,
by inheritance.
^/ii^f.n% s. chem. zirc_on, jargoon,
^uipii-n'bjin'ti s. chem. zirconium.
;

Q'^hrLtu.t-nn o. Q^uiiit-iut-.nn

^u^Jplrhiul^Malluiipl tan.iMip^ihnt.P'iru

WOT"

thy inheritor of his father's virtues.

i'J-ufi,

i-J-iHuli

worm; shell,
humming, buzz; S.

insect,

hereditary.
t'-his * coheir, coheiress.
joint-heir, or -heiress
fiii^u.i^u/b a.

inflammable matter.
^Ji/hii-p s
animalcule

uj,j s.

shell-fish:

buzzing.

zJ

a-

co-inheritiug,

*c}'?2i" a.

sharing in inheritance.
^uin-u>'^/f.u>..><. s- patron of a living,
advowe a. that presents a living,
that gives an ecclesiastical benefice.

d'Hu.i

i'mn-uAfml/^n.-Plii-'ii

s.

^iiu.u/ii^uiaint-ni-[3-{ii-%

advowson,

s.

patronage.

inattentive, neglectful.
s.

mti-fi
^l'a. that searches, inquisitive ;
bold, brazenfaced, impudent, importunate, troublesome.
d"/'^ 't-ptug a. active, busy, stirring,
diligent, lively, brisk, vigorous - /i-_
,

^iiiii.u/bii.Mai-ait

lan

s.

heir

posses-

sor; beneficed clergyman, incumbent.

^ujn.ui'hi^tMiL.npnt-P-jt^^i $,

cccleslasti-

va.

frj/r

to inherit, to

Succeed to, to take possession of, to

seize - nn^ to inherit from - quf,p,
;

to gain the affections

--^u/i-q./'/#i.i._

pfit^iig t Mfi^uMiLu 'iiiujubhuMu

'to inherit
the virtues, the glory of one's ancestors - ntJitntX quiaipiru^Mu to acquiro
a glorious or renowned name, glory;
,

lively!

swiftly, bravely, intrepidly.

cal benefice, living.

Jva.u<ti^-ir,

now! be

courage! cheer
up - ^ - ad., diligently, unweariedly
- i^iuii_, to quicken the pace, to advance

/"^f>

- i/uiiToP-, to be overwhelmed with

shame.

i^fipaiJ^lip a.

very

active,

very

to be niggardly, sordid, parsimonious.

J^^a.mnt./^/.t.'fc s. niggardliness, stinginess, sordidness, tenacity, avarice,

parsimony.
S'/inp a. confused, indistinct;

make

heir, to cause to inherit or pos-

UMbnK^i tM^iuIiifutliutq ualiJipli

sess
to
achieve great renown; - qlinpnt.uu,
to cause to perish.
^uin.ut'iiii^li^s. he who inherits.
,

^lun-u/iiif-npn.

eternal
Jfbhi_

lil/iiu,^

Ma'iiiriui,l,^

life
,

lag

s-

[pilri_

holr, heiross
to inherit

4iyiiti[i uMn.iii^yiini.p Im/b

to inherit

or possess

the

paternal virtues.
jpuia.u^inu.f3-1

s.

inheritance, herit-

dili-

gent, very brisk, very vigorous.

JyiK./i [ij a. niggardly, stingy, mean,
avaricious, sordid, covetous, tenacious, parsimonious.

s. contumult, turbulence, uproar,

hubbub, clatter, rout, rattle, dreadful
or deafening noise - iu,^'ni-i_, to go
ma,d or crazy, to be delirious, to rave,
to be beside one's self, to wander;
- Jtit k there is such a hubbub one
cannot hear one's self.
^[unphj; hgl va. to confound, to
confuse, to perplex; to make noise, to
alarm, to rouse up.

fusion,

^[unprn-Uh b. U*lunp

S^

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258
negative.
deniable, which

i-lumuiliu/i, a.

3^lA-^ a.

may be

denied.
tj/r vn. to

iS-l'imIr,r,

to disown, to
contradict, to

donj, to gainsay,

disavow; to falsify, to
oppose to be unmindful
of favours received, to be ungrateful,
unthankful -/</ vn. to simulate S.
;

A'l'iinnii^

that denies

a.

disavows,

disowns; ungrateful.
negative.

A'/iiinni^iuliuAi a.

^fiiutnijnM-P-liii,

titude

s.

conduct.
^/u,t.m. s. denial, negation, disavowal, contradiction.
[pastime.
diversion
ch'y-"Af s. miscellany
^Jt-p.a a. insolent, barefaced, impudent.
;

S'Jt-i"n[>ir vn.

become

to

ingraungrateful

^fuuini-id-'li

unthankfulness

s-nx

pi^u to unite in council, in sitting, to

hold an assembly, to convoke ; u[iiu,_
h^'LHr' *o dismiss an assembly; - /b^
"itlru
to be convoked, or convened in
council ; - J-nqnillri_, to excite to rebellion; ~u cf-nifnilk-t fi ilh-piuj uiufli #it.^
^/<_^ , to bring down a tempest of misfortune on one's family -" lini-,lri_l,
Urpiy rn-pnt-,^, to revolt against; [, _
Jhh-,uJiftf,u^ ju,T(u,lulri_, to frequent
fashionable society, or high life.
3v#Yni/.u&-o; -&-!_ a. assembled, collected; -^, compilation, collection,
miscellany.
^niinilu,^, uit) s. conventicle; plot,
secret meeting; club.
i'n.inilujliu/ii a. belonging or pertaining to a council or assembly s. member of the council ; member of Parliament: Ecclesiastes (sacred book).
^nifn^linjm s. assembly; multitude.

insolent,

saucy, arrogant.
A-ni/niliuu^p a. social, sociable,

cassia (purgative).
Jx/ra/i/r, i-juy vn. to smile
to sneer,
to laugh in one's sleeve.
^i/uini.3b ,1. smile sneer.
ffJbpiuli

s.

com-

panionable.
^>nqniluipu/ii luj/ s. councll-hall; committee-room; club, club-house paradise; church; synagogue; mosque Ec,

raspberry.
^niflulJ; Ir^uy vH. to Uquefy, to melt;
to spoil, to get spoiled, to grow cor-

clesiastes.

rupt, or putrid, to rot, to fester.

munity.

i'niinilj njj s. assBmblage, collection;

heap.; assembly, levy; company, convention, college; chapter, congregation; council, synod, consistory; ses-

^nqnilhit, lrg[i vu. to assomble, to

collect; to heap, to amass, to gather
together; to receive, to reap, to gather,
to get; to receive, to welcome; to
furl; to infer, to deduce, to argue, to

c^"^

s. hot.

sion, sitting meeting, assembly, conference, club;orowd,multitude, people;

;

solemnity; synagogue; a. assembled,

honorable
reunited; uiw,i,^ujn.lr^, -

[tor.

d'niiniiiupiup

.j

^nii,,^,ip.u,p_f. s.

s.

plotter, conspira-

congregation, com-

conclude; math, to add or

sum up;

assembly; -

to entertain, to receive hospitably, to welcome; to lodge;

~ [i JJt to concentrate ; - lyymp,

bly

2<Jt>/^ ni-^/ii^

4""-'""""j'-z:'j > assemof the faithful, church, solemnity

"i/t

{-[

u,ni^,

to receive the last sigh

of; ifopu -, to levy soldiers, to assem,

_ ^iAu,^.ui, chapter, congregation; convent, monastery - <;<//,_

hii^tupij
puiu/lnniuj
council, synod - aillrqh,

ble troops ifliu^ ahuMj JluiluMiai^lig

to rally the flying; -(tiTvn. to convene,

or ftiiif-ituftiiiuil^,,^ oecumenical
luL^iultutiuiuii
tllgtuti
U^IMtlt
concouncil
sistory - ^hii^Mi.u'bu.^ congress; - i-fr.

jl^i^huii, ~, to be wise or judicious,

to have one's wits about one, to return

iiiulitu'i,

to

be reunited

brought together

to reason.

.nkpm-P-truHi Parliament; diet; f-m.J'u,^

[ni^Ui, -nj irirpujlfni-uipmeeting of
.

Parliament - j!i,Xii,ni,u,i,uiliuIii committee '^l.iiL-ififil^niiiun Cglr/t^ni-iuft'n^

conventicle; - i/.iuY/n'i/.
plot,
'U"j
secret meeting; -> .4ot../;p irpliliy[!i,
or f-liilTpuiliiuh evening party; - _"-/'ji
mass of water
nltitr^ jt
;

S'n.inilt^a.

who

collects or gathers

together.
(^1I#^1I^,^

.V.

convener, convoker the

:

Wise Man, Solomon, the Preacher

the Book of Ecclesiastes.
()'/f,^n,/j,t_jft

collection.

J.

assemblage, reunion;

;;,
;

2o9

d-rn

to die prematurely;
to walk, to take a walk.

n.iu'iilri,

the multitude, the vulgar

assembly

mob

the

synagogue.

S. i'aqn,l^,i,u,% .
I'abbi
, uij s.

d-nqniliiii.iiMiiihm

or

priest, archpriest.

[parish.

d>nY/"/('7-<"'</^'"<<<i"'^'

parochial

d'niiniljiif.iuiiilrinni^Plii^i

[popular.
d>Y.>>^/f.<4^< a. loving the people,
^niinilii^uiulnini-Plicii s. popularity.
long-suffering
patience
S-yJ-
power, strength; hardihood, boldness;
- niiit-u ,iMniilfi_, to be patient, to endure suffering, to tolerate, to sustain,
to bear, to suffer, to support; - nii,lri_
lupmuMiin^u-j to v\rithhold one's tears
- ntXlri_uiui^MMp,rtu^, to sustain a siege;
tlhauiiL-linuui UB n Atrliiu/nin-tiip it WaS
parish.

impossible for us to approach them

nji^ oii/.!/* - /. "tiiyhinj
I cauHot refrain
from looking at, or contemplating
him ^unuA - aC^'uipmni-P-l.-iu'i, they
could not eodure or suffer the truth.
^ni-ujP-irir vn. to eat and drink to
excess, or voraciously.
^'ni-J-iui^ a. supportable, that can
be supported.
Q^nt-truaiTj auquii OT "'nf' fJ"-cr-#/'i ^~o/'
,

or ,ug a. patient absober, continent, temperate,

^n^-tt-liiu/j fig

stinent,

chaste

^fr/ufe^

continence

///i;/c/-

licious

/Atf_

hg[,

be patient,

vn. to

i.J-'i,q_,uii,

affected

sweet, sardonic smile

to wish to laugh.

Ike

ma-

laugh;

- *-,uti-^ ^_

"

bold, audacious,
"//'^'"j
d-"i['i"i
insolent, rash, presumptuous, impudent.

sneer.

(J>;.;.A-_jt_jAt./v if-j/li va. to

cause

draw a smile (from).

to smile, to

^'iinl.ir,
uik-jiai vn
to smile , to
sneer, to give a constrained laugh.
i'uiinnijfb s. smile, sneer.
.

to rcudor
presumptuous.
%y vn. to be bold, to

O'tif/j'^k^gnL.iiu/iiirj', ni-j/i vfi.

insolent, or
d-"ip'i["f,

have the audacity,

to dare.
boldness, audacity,
presumptuousness, insolence, effroni'"il"ir,i-P[iM.^i s.

tery.

sour grapes.

S'nLiu,,, s.

i'n.ni.i3f s. unripeness,

immaturity.
earnest entreaty, solicitation, conjuration, importunity.
c)><t.r, irjfi va. to entreat earnestly,
to conjure, to beseech to importune,
^nu/itp

s.

to tease; to dare, to

be bold.

^nlrgn.-j.u'iilrir, nL.j[, VU. tO Ombolden, to give or inspire with courage.

d""'/"/', *-j/ vn. to be importunate,
to persist in entreaty; to be bold,

audacious.
d><n>i<./7/><-?/ s.

instance
i/aii/i,

^m-J-liuifk-ir,

^upftJ'.ug or

mocking,

()>ufin></%f s.

CUraCy

laugh, grin, simper

parish

#f u,^,

synagogue

smile

(}//>> s.

popular, plebeian
secular, laic; s. a private person.
a
extarminating
i'miniliitl-ui/ih-p
deadly.
i'liqniipq.iu'riiij s. placc of assembly
A-n,i,li,q.,liui% a.

/.

demand,

importunity

^n

solicitation,

hardihood

at your prayer
.//ui -p-kiuVi,, on account

~p-Itim!ii

it is

that I
;
of his importunity.
.

to suffer patiently; to resign one'.s

self ta; to be courageous, to suffer or
bear with courage; to oppose, to resist;

dY.<^^t./,/a. courageous, bold,brave;

noble, magnanimous; diligent, careful.

be continent; to
do without - [ lilrpuilipn^ to fast, to
to abstain
live on a diet; - /. ?-/*"-?/
from wine.

^pui'iiiuj', uigiuj vn. to take courage,

to gather spirits, to grow stronger,
to putforth one's strength, or courage,

to abstain from, to
;

absti^iiL.J-^mini-P-l,iSii s- patience
nence, continence, temperance, chasfortitude,
tity
sobriety, soberness
constancy fasting, diet /. -P'k ^iru>i_,
;

to live continently.
j>n.(, ^ni^iT s. time,

moment;

J-nt-iF

once, once on a time sometime.

^nt-n., tZ-zt/r*. sour grapes;
^lut/lru
to gather unripe grapes ; -m-iihi^-L. Jt^
I

to

be

diligent, ac-

JJi

to be courageous
tive, laborious.

o*piMttiA
iltuuinuali a. indusukf^
trious, diligent, careful, active, bustf

ling.
^puignL.guM'iitrJ; ni-tjjiva. to iuspirlt, to

animate, to encourage.
(Jy.<_/3/,t.*r s. courage,

vigour; in^

;; ;;

;;
,;
,

hPP

>A0
dustry, diligence, activity

assiduity.

shake up, to stir,

to agitate (the water) S. Z^P-l^r3^/3^fr.r, A-j/. va. to

^oiLium

toothless.
S'oit.aimni.p-liJrt s. toothlcssness.

^ui%ii.lrpJiu

miiKilr.ipu

with

soiled

[above.
^utpJtnt-uai du . irOm
\l ntunSint-utn
ji puij ad. far, afar
outside ; apart,
aside; - ^*'"v_, to depart; to steal
away; - 4"./^. to keep away, to desist,
to leave oif ; to refrain; - 4<"^ /r 4.-u.
Mnnj, to renounce the faith; - u,piuM_
clothes.

a.

abandon; -

to deliver up, to

litri,

[nu,^

to hinder iuiLbt^i_, pumiiuiu

to take away, to estrange, to remove
to snatch away - ian%ni-u to carry
or clear away, to take off, to abstract;

ifiufiiiru

p-nifnt-i, to abandon, to leave oif, to

cease from - //-*>*-/_. to put on one
side, to lay aside or apart; n^th ipit-ij to affront, to brave death; ,ilrpj-iri_ ifhplilt^iu to drive away fear
u-'u^P - ^lu^- very, much ;^ui2_-^u/b
;

you are

than a beast

filthier

God

forbid! fiel fie

begone! get out! go

with you
(in

by, for, in, at, upon,

during, with ^^/h-iu,i. [, ^h-inpna he
looked at Peter ) J-u.,r yppn^q. at

pr. to,

of,

three o'clock; .yS/m^/i ^atjmumui'ii, p

\n%mpuM to go to Armenia, to London;
from earth to
jhplip^ j, jhpli[i'iia
,

heaven

u,k-,iiru,ji

^nu[,

\S''t"'i'<

[,

he

on Sodom [< uiu,m^

image of God
^ ^P^n^Pl^ii uin-uip/ruij ho Sent to
save pia^ulnuj/ [ Wiupq. i,iug Jjt he
distributed a loaf to each person
ho departed
J/rtfl,t-ja>i- [t ^inplr'i;nl,nj
from Florence np lriu/i,k [ pt^/iu/i'n/
P upuik "Am/i ii-.y that which comes
out of the mouth comes from the
caused

fire to fall

lihp ^luini^itni

in the

mmp

^f*!
to the devil
!

away

S. Pj
p.uiglT,uj ad. afar; S. pu._jt<^^
!

- "-_
remove, to put away, to send
afar, to drive away, to dispel, to avert;
- .n.i/,_or ipilrij to be removed, sent
away, absent, put away, dispelled,
|

or enee) /A /A/i s. the eleventh

letter of the alphabet and the fifth of
twentieth.
the vowels /> f twenty

upon you -

%Itij

to

averted.
li pu.^h ad. from afar

open place, abroad ;

away

S. pu.jf

afar ; in an

to send

uini.k-[_,

li p.oj f^lihgltli a. cast out, cast off;

abject; S. ^ui^f^i^tr^pfi.
\* pu'^p ad. in the open air, abroad,
out, in an open place; S. {^-aj.
Y> puijnt-uin ad. from afar; S. P"_

heart

"J llt^php tnhuuMhh-i

p-h'i.k'i'

^uiail'nu.^

he could not see on account

of the crowd

with a stick;

zi'2I:U I' 3"i'!l * walk

Jt-u/uJk- '\'iiii/Liu//nul,

to the left of Damascus

to

be at home;

%u,nt-i_

uih,i^n2_

u/ini-

uiu/ii

in that

place [ nn.^fl^"''' *'- il'ztvh ^y day

and night /> 'hJfi'ii tuilji in the same
year;/. ^./A.?/,in spring; /. M/pfe^.
asleep, sleeping; f >fiimih, in going,
while going /. tuj'-l" b^> on y head
'

/ p.uMpii,_[3-ir,u'ii

[iJht-ir,

in

my

anger

the same
whilst
when while ;
nearly, within a little, almost, about
as if ; - y'' p-h - 'ib< - l^P-k as if
like as it were ; - n^ p-k
not
that, not only; -? how? by what
\tp.p

pr.

manner

ad

as

conj- as, like, in

,

>

means ?

- 4-?
it? - n^f of course, without

uipif-lrop?

how

is

in

what manner ? -

uu^. ?

how then? how ever?

doubt.
]tpplrt- pr. as
in quality of nearly,
~ m/ii
rather like
ad
when p(ri - ip' - l^Pk > as if, as though;
because , seeing that - ^ tpk >
not as if , not only, as if it were
not; - ifly Jty i^puit-g, like the
;

MTU.
young viper

41

mountains

^u.^.f/;o7/.^>^ [.at

as

- ir[,hu%l,j, about
thirty years of age; - ^\ conj. how!
how much! how many!.- fi^'L^sl'i t
surprised;

...Cv^

iuiLMu^[^,.p-i,t.Vii

how

beautiful

]iA4^f lA

if

adder.

like or similar to vipers.

spindle

nj s.

to get waspish,

ifjufi vn.

\\J-iMi'iiuiir,

\>l_,

iliui[3-n,.p-huii_,

^ lb spindle-ful /i^j/
to twirl the spindle.

Xtp-puL.

pr. ad. conj.

as, so that, like

almost, nearly - - >y% /?4- /*4-. as if, in some way; ^, as,

because; - n^tp^/^ S. h,.,,fr^ ^ irPk.
gr to the feminine
hY..P/^ ad
;

gender.

s.

Y't^

n'l^l'j

spindle-tree.

a.

amorous madman;

in love,

s.

slave of the fair sex, general lover.

be addicted

vn. to

Y^q.uiJhilfJ', Ir^uf/

women, abandoned
women.
to

to the lust of

women.
become effeminate to be guilty of sodomy tf"~
glru,i_a. effeminate, womanish; *. sodolust of

Xin-aiirninM^Pliti, s.
\if.,i/hu,ir, lugujj

vn. to

sorcerer, foreteller of events; guessprophecy - ^At/_. to

wish for, to envy, to covet, to desire
eagerly, to burn with envy, with iming, divination,

]i^,umt?/^ a.

women; dapdy,

loving, fond
coxcomb ; gallant;

\>Mi.,uj)ni.^ui%irir, nL.ji[i vo. to effeminate, to enervate.

[effeminacy.
h^n.-/?//ti s. feminality, female sex;
]i^a^4% ad. effeminately.

br,

mine;

-/,

/,

my

s.

[r^,

knife,

my

books

/^-i'

is

^Muift

^iF

Itl.

_pn,

neral in the world

mine nor

peace would be geif

there were neither

thine.

]tirujtrp, a.

begotten, born of me.

^- intelligible,

comprehen-

conceivable intellectual, intelligent; -p, spiritual intelligences; - k, it is to be understood,

sible, perceptible,

it

means.
\>,nu'b,uir,

to

know,

lu^u^i

prehend, to
to

va. to understand,

to conceive, to comperceive, to learn, to

to think, to
discover

to feel

qopni.p-lTu,irp.

-,

to understand (something omitted);

^iiipii - iItiu or f]-!^ /'/""J ~ to find

- ijn^^^^, to pull

means, to exercise one's ingenuity,

to invent lui'ujuuiu ^pu - to weave
a conspiracy, to form a plot, to cabal,
to conspire; qy/bA[^i - pu,p[,, to seek

Ides.
n-n-^pu

ad.

out

no

purpose; without force; unjustly;

S.

&c. S. \^iii^b_p
\iJadder ;
^_3 s. viper ; aspic, asp
fig. viper; a. malicious; npunpn. [iJ-p
viper-catcher.
^J-uip-uip a. like a viper.
XtJ-uMpuMpy, fij a. viperous, malicious,
wicked.
[adder's wort.
\>J-uilunm s. 'hot. viper's bugloss,
p^iiu.%^

;'

my penf puipirliunnu^ /i_

idea, kind, sort, form, model;

out, to extract; S, 'l-ni.fi* T^wi-^jp.

h t"-/i ad. in vain, vainly, to

pron. my,
family,
u.ju., this is

liiy

a friend of mine n^^ li,r Jkii^, it

no fault of mine l-r h,- ^n mine
and thine /u/i.^u#yn-/?/>"-i Jtit jui^n^

./;#y,

consider; to believe;

|i

[iirj

own, mine,

friends, people, &c. [iJ t.mine nJkipi f .r, ^;.t,M/ /i.r,

find out,
\>ri.ini s.

satisfy

;
^"-i_ t~" l"-r ' to
one-'s desire, one's curiosity.

]t,r,'i,.i,iP

lif.uii/^'^

patience

mite.

-.fi<

wish, will;

desire,

s.

feminine, womanlike
effeminate, womanish; gr. feminine
gender - ,nne,,r, the fair sex, women ;
- ./"'" ' hemorrhage -i s. female,
woman.
[like a woman.
\iil-iulihpui a. that has a female form,
^ifmJhij ujji or /3 . -^, ilrunj . addicted to women, abandoned to the
loTO of women, immoderately fond of

of

|i^i/.

prayer avidity, eagerness: magician,

^iin.ailfui'b

women,

spindle-shaped.

lYfJA-t_ a.

,immi_ tfiTuiuinK^iu

when

young

[to rage.

\tJ-u/i,ii;u% a.

is

virtue

s.

one's interest, to consult one^s own

^^.nt - qtuiliA^'ii ^iu,pu
how to attain his end, how
to manage; -^l-J-vp. to be known,
manifest, evident.
\iiruMi,m
[ig s. signification, sense,
meaning, substance, drift; acceptation;
understanding, good sense, judgment;

happiness
he knows

notion,knowledge;conception;thought,

,;;

maxim, axiom

h.-

fiu/i,

(,

ba

vn. to

lu^iu)

\tj'iiuii,uliiiu^iiiJ',

invention; expedient, means; intrigue,

machination, plot, snare; -^ <-.^y^_
{3^irii/ii
jj,,i,iu^l'hnLj3^iT,-/ii
sentiment of
probity, of virtue JhiriuC^-a^-^ mysteries
the mind
nj-,.iju,pu^,^ -/y
intelligence; nc^-p, or -/y, spirit,

thought; J-

MTO.

2/< 2

MT!).
klea, design, project;

;*

philosophioal; to be virtuous.
\tiliiiuiiiiiiii[i[i>iiiilk"

S. liiiipiup

study the
sciences; to philosophize, to reason phiirj[i

\iiru,i.ii,iul>[iirir,

vn. to

losophically; to argue, to conclude, to

behave wisely.

infer; to live or

^.ruiiiuiiuulipn.-P^lii-'i,

i,u,uii^-iru to ar-

philosophy;

understand, to seize the meaning, to

[senses, mad, foolish.

]iifhiiiinuiiiniiiin- u. that has lost his
]i,ri,iuai'bi.ipini, ad. wisely, learnedly,
skilfully, sensibly, prudently, judiciously, ingeniously; discreetly; senti-

comprehend;

mentally.

rive at the years of discretion; ^7_

J- to return to one's self, to recover
the senses; to be knovirn, understood;
,

'"-^*/_'Z.-"

bvl'-e

J-"

'

-,

uup,,

i^rP-'-'u *"

I'pl'-e

[ri'iiiui_^. ]i</;//_

q fiinp^ftn-lrifili ttOtfiuirttrfj tO eXecute the deliberation of council; ^-u

wisdom.

to frustrato
a plot, to baffle an intrigue -^i 'i-nftt.p
j[p,k[^, the ideas were realized.

(luipl^nt^pirit.'ii'i, in-.irut'iilri_,

clever

well made,

skilfully

v^^ell

\\iriiiuiii'iiiaulkil

a. instructive.

\iiriiiiiiii%iii[iuip

-ilig

a.

Xiiriuuuaiiujni-jui'birir, <"-j/f va.

replete with

wisdom, very learned, very

skilful

sententious, pithy; sentimental.

]i>/;<.i/.u>/.//i4
-limp^ni-pq. a. thinking wisely or judiciously, wise, sensible, judicious, provident, cautious.
^iru,iM,iali
'"3 * sophist, pedant,
sophister; a. sophistical, pedantioal;
finespun, subtle.
,

'

the seat of wisdom

intellect, sense.

made.

'\i,nu.,,ulf.-,i^,

S. }firiuuu^iiiMp.iap

\tir.iiuii>%uipuilii s.

skilful,

constructed,

uiy-i vn . to grow
wise, to learn, to know, to be instructed to understand , to comprehend.
itiruiiia/iiiii^iuii/;

|i^..n#^7^&^ . intelligent,

S. l^i/^iiuuiMu^iu^

]ii/iiiuiiiyiiiifun^

liilij''^

to ren-

der wise, to improve in wisdom; to

free

from infatuation, to disabuse,

to

undeceive.
\ti/'uiuiii'Tiiriqnt-.B^^O.

fuiuinliuii-rifl
'[tiTui

J^iTiauuthmpuifl

a. intelligent;

liiq

knowing, learned.
s.

\>iriuiii,iiii-P-lii-'ji

wisdom;

sense,

reason; understanding, knowledge;

skill, science; iftrpnipn^i
philosophy
-.sovereign wisdom; -. ^-tpp -p-'h,
;

" philosophical;

\iin,u,Ii,'i.

in-

tellectual; sensible; sophistical.

\iiriu,,uliir,r,

to play the

irji[i

vn. to sophisticate,

pedant, to subtilize, to

quibble.

[tive; sensible.
intellectual, intellec-

{fi/iuauiuM^lij, a-

sophism, sophistry, pedantry, cavil, chicanery, quibble, paralogism, paralogy

~l3^lru-Jf'L"piu to pretend to wisdom.
li./i./,m^/.._/?/.t.'>/ s.

b</:,u.^o^>i^ ad. sophistically, pe-

dantically.

Book of Wisdom; -[Hr.u.rp, wisesensibly, judiciously; prudently,

[woman.
discreetly.
]i./ii/.nL4f sf. wise, sage, learned
iihing a . wise ,
\ti/:iii,in^yi
learned; intelligent; prudent, judicious,
discreet, sensible; skilful; sentimenthe

ly,

tal;

philosopher; -%. the Wise Man;

S. l^ifiiiiliiliri-lo-lrullfp iiMnJiir_0.

"
F

\\i/iiiuuiiiiiiitni^iliiiiiii'u'.

'"3"^a

\li/iiin

S. litfuinni^P-lt'y

\^i/uiqnt-riuAh-lf\

lunHr^j

uvu/^b-

intellective, intellec-

that studies the

sciences, that cultivates wisdom, let-

tual

tered learned ;genius.

mind, the intellect, the understanding;

-p the spirits of light, the Angels.

b//;,,2rt,/'

\i

u lu II lit trij t,- 11^ O.

X^iiiuiiiiiiutiiuir O.

man

4"''*'3<*"'/

elevated

'^iFuiiiatiiuitiiMlir.

uli'i"^ s.

philosopher

of science, of learning.
1i//;,../.,/'/'"'fi"'/ o-d. philosophically; wisely, learnedly.
\iiriiiii,i,ii,i,,iii,u'ii a.
philosophical.

sage,

a.

]tir,,ijiii/,ui'7i
;

intelligent

spiritual

-%r

s.

the

Y^ifiuiiittiiiijh-ii *

ad. wisely, learnedly.

\>iriiiiiiiuiiikii

\tiriuumiiiukp

Yitfuiqiulliiahni^P-JiL^i S.

pJiuqni-P'^iL^

of quick apprehension,
attentive, intelligent, discerning.
\t,riujn,i^ a.

\\iriunniini-[3-fii% o. \iiluitinM-P-ptJi

understanding; sense, sentiment; conception;

meaning, sense, signification; thought,
li./Tun.-ii-

design.

f.j

s.

intellect,

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b'/<<<y"^/^/><-Vi

243

\>juijint.Ub

;;

,;
.

intelli-

s.

gence; intellect, understanding, comprehension, perception; sentiment,

opinion; thought, design, project -^
;

nine times.
n^ a. nine hundred.
\ci!ii,i,u,pl,i.piuJhu,'b a. nine hundred
years old.

the celestial intelligences, the angels.

'{tJLijni.juAi-tr, ni-gl> va. to inform,
to apprize, to acquaint.

b Jti s. irt..
b Jpuiupi, ad. together,

piiitni-uiuMi^i o. l^tiiihi-inuMiilt

b
b

Jtb- -

me

Pplip

[fbi

to

\(tMiiitliiuJhuil

couW wish

a gr_eat thing for

I would.

is

it

liiuJkl -

pas; [tSU
[iplf^ trl'-p
b'-hp l"-l'-p
different, several, many.
\tahiuuiku ad. in some manner.

li</#iyi(iu%

bi/ny^

\iirajpi a.

my

pi.

s.

a,

ad. really, in effect

''

Jhh

mine, my.
possibly can,

as much as is in my power, as much

as I can, the best I can ; as for me.
P lihinn/ , p %uAlip S. tTo*" Xju/tilip
i

'\\'ii%ii'itlipnp,f.

%lrnpnt-llai O.

>

Yi%^

i^iirnt-if

Icopard.

nJiij a. s.

nine

the ninth of May, or

May

Q""

li>A
/.

\ii,A tffuiat.^ s.

by myself, personally.

\i%AJ^% ad.
,

piniJi^

\fili,u,lp,ku.'i,

a.

having nine sources.

-iltmi , Jt-'hjij a
nluO
years of age, nine years old; t-ihc
[fb'iiu'iiuiJhiu'i, tt. - , he had attained the
age of ninety-nine years, he was 99
'[tlHiiaJhiy

years old.
piiiiiui/uh-UJj

of

u^^

uhti^i

uiAip

ad. during

months;

nine

a.

nine

months.
\fihiuti-lili^i a. s.

]\%it,i,i

enneagon, nonagon.

\fi!i,lrphalli

hill- a.

nine

no-

venary.
Xdfbtpnpii.

lug a. ad.

ninth; ninthly;

Charles the Ninth.

\t'b'hir,^,nuiuti
u/i% iituiij a. nineteen
of nineteen
\^i%ht-,ntuu'iiiM.,ituij
a
years nineteen years old.
y^uipninu P'.

\fi,'biTi-uiuiu'iil.-pnp,i.

jrtAfrp/.

the nine.

uA

-.pp'

uij a.

nineteenth.

"i'lrjniiij

s.

Jh%^i

a. all

nonagenarian,

j a. ninetieth.

\{i,'bun,^,

iuiifij a.

]i%'i,opi-iy

pkbg

ninety, [novena.
of nine days ; *.

a.

l^V' tpte Hl'-P l"-l<e * tWng, some

thing; a. some, a, an, one, certain,

single,
uiinni-,i_

thing

'

any uiL.ni-pu - some days

some fruit ^fi^ -> ik-i noit is nothing
no matter ^e_
;

i.f.inbJ'

know nothing

know

it
K^i. what? which?
what o'clock is it? ^-//4^?
what says he ? /- t" tat ? to what
purpose ? S- JiA^; j- "pk'i'f ? in what
law ? in what religion or custom ?
-b^ b'-b-p ^^- i** something, somehow;
by which, whereby.

nothing about

thu.,r h'i

\(i,i_,

l!i,}_,

[,1,^?

Ipl;^ l-pl'p s

something

yihat? what thing? S.

RA^-

something;

ntiiftiT

I have something to tell

you ; J- uiifhu to create ; uMdh'tiuJii np
- f'/'4' .#!" t> all that I have is thine.
property, fortune,
\(i'ij?
i^'d'3 ^- P^substance, possessions; riches, effects,
goods and chattels; estate, domain;
,upliu,%hi_ jpiiibg to despoil or deprive
of one's possessions.
pliutrtuuo I pliohuaha
\\1m^i
piphiuU
pron. he; she; self; k-u -, myself;
thyself ; >/. - himself, herself
i-ni- P^iq- - p.uippiun.lru to Say to onc's self,
to talk with one's self j- i-Mfj if^ij,un. -, to come to one's self; j~ u,ir_
4'"'tbL /'"J to concentrate one's
ideas, to collect one's thoughts juipliu/hhu to attract, to win, to allure,
to draw on, to entice, to gain ; j~ ^ui^
"i-tru to snatch away, to possess one's
self of, to appropriate ; Ifu^hufb q,
pn^p^trajJp, by ouc's owu power or
force ; </" pi^kufi, of oneself.
1i\pi,u,piup ad. by himself, spontaneously, voluntarily, of one's own
u,i,hi_^lr,i,

Tiyl,

ninety times.

ad.

la,^, piilj, *. thing,

P %trnu p lihnpnf
li^ppy &c.

X.P'^P't-

Jhiuli

a.

\ti,'i,u%l,ju

,f-

goods and chattels.

\t,rn^uM%'h ad. as far as I

Y^lfl'hi^inuiuUlr^

ninety years of age.

li'/AiAA-4 a. s. ninety (number).

what

from the middle.

fiJlip
f-i-lip a. s. some,

somewhat

what end?

[among,
the middle, between,

ad. HI

i^il,

Jfnf ad.

liffi

an

to

"''

ytliltni-inujtililrpnpil.

h'''/'Hte

-Jh%l,, \(i!i,u%lTJhui,

at once ;
conjointly; altogether, wholly, totally, completely, entirely ; ^-uy,- to assemble; - tut^u/i,, consubstantial.

purpose

ad.

\iiii,[,^

\fb'iii,uipl<i-p

'

accord.
11%^% III pill I- a. self-sufficient.

83

Rf

i4
iif.Vmph[i
ral,

self-produced

spontaneous

natu[tion.

natural produc
\t1^{f'^^ll^l^nl^i^^a. of natural growth.
Iti^tiuipyu a. self-produced, natural;
that produces naturally.
h''!p'''uiiinppn,p
a. that which inflames, or excites itself.
\t%p'i,uii-n,-iilu a. that flows or takes
its rise naturally; self-produced; spontaneous, natural.
]t%piuMp^7, a. natural, innate ; - piu_
[[I naturally good.
liiip'iiuiptpni.p[ii.% s.

't'ii^'iiui^i^u,

a.

that

knows by

himself.

autographic
s, autograph, original manuscript.
\eii^ujii.[.m a. found out, discovered or invented by one's self; selfproduced, spontaneous.
\fhgbu,-i.ini.l a. independent, absolute, free; s. autocephalus.
^fypiui^lij, a.

a. self-begotten, selfborn innate, natural.

jilv^^uf^iu/, utij s. autocrat, monarch,
emperor; a. self-depending, independent, absolute, free - iimf^ , free will.
\ihp'iiiuliiuiailiui^ a. despotical.
li^i^t/w6-/.t.
;

autocracy, mon[empress.
Yiipiiu,liuiin--^l' sf. female autocrat
\i%^iu,^,uJ' a. voluntary, spontane\<iif'iiuiliuiint-[3^li'^ J.

archy, empire.

ous, willing; wilful, self-willed; capricious; ad. voluntarily, willingly,

spontaneously; - ipo'kp' superstition;
- u/i,Xi,l,^uu/bn.-P^l<t^ free will.
.

original,

Xd.g'ii.uliiuJh^pt

ing, that

makes

self-created; self-actor works for himself,

or by himself.

ce, hypostasis.
\{i,pt,uiliu,ui a.
\t'ii^'iiujliuiuiuip.

make by

himself, to produce.

own work, sole

own composition.

rt'b^'iiuii.npitni-P^liii, s.

own action,

h*/piu,^4-, a. fortuitous, casual.

b1i^7,u,^4-,/-,

s^f-bound. [absolute.
a. perfect, complete,

own

form, in
primary.
ow^i proper, natural,

a. in his

\(bp'Lu,iiirpui

[innate

proper form.
\ib^ul,l,p

'^-

uninvited, self-invited;
invitation;
p-uMniTuiiiufh parasite, smell-feast.
self-destroying ;
l!7i^1[^/jpiruA a .
self-destroyed, self-ruined.
]f/,^%u,Jlini^a.

P%ftf^n^S-t./', irj[, va. to

agency,

spontaneousness,

voluntariness, free will.

\!jl^,u,^ulJ a. that subsists by itself.
\fiip%ii,^uijn,-P-l,i% s. distinct substan-

\''ii^'"ty ito- self-existent; natural.

\(ii^,uf.i,.[j-l,ii, s. self-existence.
h^if*""?-"/.*- a.

s.

-ij^lyFuiiiuip

ad. face

to

face, personally, in person.

Yk^i-'l.upnq^ a. that blames himself.

llflilrij

to

come without
,

]i'r._f,%ui^puj/iiu'h a.

idiopathical.

\ii-^,uilipn,_p-liii

s.

idiopathy.

fugitive, that flies of

;-^Ai-^, to take to flight.

\i'iipi,u,^ujiui}r a.

his

own accord

self-adorned, simple,

bi^7/ra4u.a', -4.ua*^ a. self-admiring,

natural; - ^'^4^ ingenuous grace;

- p.ui%p unaffected words, [vereign.
php'ii.u^P a. absolute, supreme, soVi'^'iiu.Pn/i, a. of a venomous nature.
h^^//</i.u/%^ a. hereditary, in his
own right, possessed by inheritance.
\iii^,u.inju a. of a luminous nature,

self-conceited, self-pleasing, presumptuous, arrogant ; capricious, whimsi-

bright, shining.

rogance.

1^^*"'?."'/"/- a.

a.

auricular,

that has
heard with his own ears; that only
takes counsel of himself, or only obeys
r'*if!*""if"-/'

cal

affected.

vti. to bo arfogant, presumptuous, conceited.

'h>/^'i<u4u.2sSt/?/ii> s. self-admiration,
self-conceit, presumption, vanity, ar'\\'iig%ui^ai-2Cl,j; irtju;i

]li^^/.j4<-uA

&C. S.

liV/^'fcuKjf t.ui4
'\t'iipiiuiJ^'i,u,[,

a.

&c.
himself.

]lip%o4"'2Cy,

woven by

a. fantastic, fictitious ;S.

himself.
J'^J*!*'"'/""'p

a.

self-deceiving,

beguiled; - ip,h^ to deceive, or

ter one's self.

flat[self.

V'iip'biiiluu[uiii a.

yii.^hu,[uni,j-

self-

which flows of itdesired by himself,

voluntary.
b>-f%u,/o a. that

that soliloquizes.
f'''ip'''>l,iouni-Pl.iii

[nologue.
s.

soliloquy,

mo-

self-acting, inde-

sound by

powerful;
take too
liberty, too great a latitude ; -

self-sufiicient

much

that has a

itself.

yHif'iituAlr.^'i,

speaks to himself;

a.

\(iipbui^l,uij'ui'ii

pendent, spontaneous.
\t'bpiiuiui/ii a
vowel

^/Afr^ j[,X,

to

a-

voluntary

^/Afr/^.

to

dare to undertake some

;,;

:;

24

bli-P

thing , to attempt, to dare, to presume;

- ilfiihi_ jfi.-i, np^^u to kill one's children with one's own hands ; - /S/fr.yf-m.
A14 uuiinut^li^, to strangle, or choke
one's self, to commit suicide,

b%t<<w->^6- n. self-created, invent-

ed; fictitious, imaginary, fancied,

fantastical.

that
produces naturally, natural; favorable ; s. accident, fate, destiny - ^/i.
f'uMfptut.t-i_
to expose one's self, to
devote one's self; - inuMi_ ijoppuu/fi, to
give an exemple easily imitated.
f^tp^ituirutpui a. that mortifies himself,
that wages war against his passions
that wars against self.
Y^'^iiuJtn. a. that dies a natural
death ; - il!t-hi_, to die a natural death.
\(i>^,u,Jh,-lu a. forward, bold, pre;

sumptuous.

by

S.

itself.

lyliphiuutlru O. WJlMMtlMUMutL-tl

own

master, absolute, independent; - hit^ ^nphnij

Jhpng we are masters of our own ac'\\'i!^nau,k[i a.

one's

tions.
\t%pr,ai'tpni-P[iuii s. being one's own
master, free will, liberty, independence absolute or supreme dominion.
;

a. conceited, vain, vainglorious, presumptuous.

]y'iif.'7,iap^i- a. that runs by itself.
^tiif/ziuii-np a. proper, own, natural.
li^ii-u.^ wj a. that comes of his
own accord, voluntary self-produced,
fortuitous, natural
ad. by chance,
[turn-coat.
naturally.
liiptrt^, /iu,j s. deserter, fugitive,
|i>>f>?iu<^^n/

voluntary,
spontaneous, prompt, ready, inclined
- il!iihi_, to crave, to have a longing
for, to desire, to want, to long ; ynp^^np
joJ-iuiim-p-htutrp., of one's own free
Xfii^iutinp^np

-^joJ-iup

a.

will, willingly, cheerfully, voluntarily.

\(b^i,yotfuipni-ld-\t,^
\(ii^,uii,u,lu,m

s. spontaneity.
self-upbraiding,

self-reproving.
\fii^,Auij; luguii vn
to become a
; to emancipate one's
.

man, a free man

self; to exist by

itself.

presumptuous
Jk^yiity automaton.
;

\fiifAifii_

uncreated

a. self-existent,

natural, spontaneous.
ffbp%ir,in,.[3-[A s. self-existence, substance, natural production\fbp%hpliitlruy a. indigenous.
\tb^,l>% ad. by himself, personally,
in person; ^n- -, yourself, (thyself);
Itu-\,uIi hj; it is I (myself) p-uMf.aii.np'b
-, the king himself, in person; j^-ni-nA
- piujuit-, the door opened of itself.
]ii^5>/2^,u% a. absolute, sovereign,
independent, free, uncontrolled; des;

that offers his services, that gives himself, voluntary,

free, self-devoted.
liii^tia^MuiiJ- ly a. self-moving, au'[Aplh.i/hnMJ^ii a.

tomatic

fictiOU

lu;
Yti^iujuinnpiuliiy a. Bubsistcnt, exist-

ing
Xdi^iuiWuimnig a. self-devoted

[vention.

\{ll^iuiu,nlrqirni.p-[,Jb

forward ;

[dependently, supremely.

potic,

[ful.

l'%'*'fc/"'"'*'"'P'"i

ad. absolutely, in-

self-glorious , boastYfu^uiuiuitn^pai-PliiX s, self-deceit,

self-deception.
Ifb^iMuuiuiuint-ir a, that relates himself; related by himself.

\i'ii^,[,^u/i,uili,u'i,

\(ii^iuMuim'iiit a.

absolute

su-

preme.
absolute power,
despotism.
^ipi/iymiiuiMik^u ad. in the very act.
};fii^iji^ui'iin,.[3j s.

independence, freedom

yUr^iyotruip

Y^iuitsoa-usn S.

yftt^ltni^np B Y^.phwJ'uipin *

\fii^uiuuii,iruiti a.

ed,

immense,

unbounded,

illimit-

\Ci,^,uiuuM%i

\i'/tp%n.-Pl,i^ s.

ip'liJ' vn.

to restrain

keep within bounds.

XfHigbaiuuij a. said or pronounced by

oneself, to

Y'Jjp'rinM-u

\(iip%uiukii

egotistical.

self-loving , selfish ,
[selfishness.

'\ii(p%iaup[ini.pf s. self-love;

-iinL-Su

egotism,

l"-iry<

to kill one's self.

to

commit

suicide,

self-educated.
\fit^%,.p/i,

a.

self-taught
[self-denial.

abnegation

particular, separate,

peculiar.
Yilipibpt'ii

a.

autonomous, indepen-

capricious, fanciful; ad. capriciously.

YHipiiopl/hnL.p-lii^i s. autonomy inde-

dent;

uAJlA

\(ii^,ni-p,ii^ni-Pltii

himself.

%iri_

selfhood individuessence , nature,

,

personality
property.
ality,

infinite.

fig.

1>C1

law established
by caprice; ^g. caprice, whim, humour.
pish pugh
fie
\t'i_int. Oh
\t^^ku s. mule.
\t^i,Jirq,,i. s. hornet, wasp.

pendence

freedom

ass's foal or colt.

become a

M'jw/ vn. to

}t^iiu/iiia'iiuiir,

\f^iii,rmpnL.I^ s.

:;
;;

prince or sovereign

to rule,

have

to

dominion, to sway, to command.

Yiluu/uu/iiliam a. where the sovereign
resides, capital, metropolitan.
\>lluui'iiu,iiiufiiif a. boastful, haughty.
\*^,u%iuuilr,n

prince

chief ruler, first

luji s.

prime minister

dictator.

dictatorship.
li^uiiAuiuiuam Q. imperious, lordly,
]i^/ui%,auit-,nni-P^t-'ii s.

ta " lascivious
as the flesh of asses.

IijuAy-""^'

flesh is

dictatorial.
\t^uu,'Lu,kp a. ambitious.

keeper of asses.

\*^uMuiu/b s.

vzifUfiip

whose

/'J

"/'

'

("-"!

'

'

c^'"3

donkey-driver

s.

mart

onocentaur, ju-

s-

)in.-.^

S. 3"-24"V'"/'M

^t^uipp

\t^iu'ii,

pL asses.

s.

s.

</j

ujyjutup^h

1-.UlUUJttli

S.

pitui-tunn

the prlncB of darkness,

satan, demon, fiend -^
the authorities-; -ip.hij to rule, to command, to be
in power, in authority ; - u#/i.%fr/_ ^n^
- kp t--to give power to some one
png </i/>i>^j he was master of himself,
irninpni-P^lriJii

or his own master ^m-J" if-ihinjif. ^u

- you are not lord of your own life ;
^t-. he cannot, he is not authorised
to; S. p-fr^i.
\i2Juiu'hiapiup ad. as a sovereign, as a
commander, authoritatively; magisterially
imperiously ; willingly ; ;

liiriui_,

to live like a prince, to lead a

princely

life.

\\Jfiu/iiut,^

nion, lordship, power, rule , state;

family or household of a prince, court.
\t^uihMiii-np uij s. subject, vassal
[one's prince or king.
dignitary.
to change
\>J,,u/i,ui,l-n^ ih'i'tJ' vn
\i2h""'i'"p'tb * son of a prince.
]ij/i/<u%n-P^t.'*i s. sovereignty, principality, lordship authority, faculty
empire, dynasty, sway, rule , domi,

prince , sovereign
despot minister magistrate; ruler,
chief
commander ; -mj
governor
- - u,2t.u,pi,l, the sovereign, the king;
prince, crown-prince, heir-apparent;
- tfopniX, genera] of the army ; -kiiif.ng
'\t^m'h

nion, domination ;absolutepower; dignity

right, privilege; government,
command, power, jurisdiction ; free
will, liberty ; licence, exclusive per;

mission

ijl^i

prince,

qaiiip s

prince royal, prince of the blood; petty

sovereign.
It^uu/iijii^uA a. sovereign, imperial
seigneurial, of or belonging to a baron ; magisterial
absolute lordly
noble; ruling, in power, in authority
- moiAjfruA t^ft^py
the sun ; the
moon, the stars.
;

power

diocese

spiritual

-^

j- ^umuAt-ij

and temporal
-

tob

much

to rise to dig-

nities; to get into office, or

power;

Or /[ing-i^ t tO
empower, to give carte-blanche, or
full powers to ih'i'lTi_i^,q. -p-hmJ}: !-_
fiue-p to be in the power of some one,
or dependent on some one; ^lAfciuY.
- not to have the authority to, the
power to, not to be able lya [, iftp
^u.% ql,,ru k -< that is beyond my
power, that surpasses my capacity
uiinf

ni-Jh-p

autJhliiMtpM

sf.

sovereign's

wife,

princess.
.5.

joint ruler, joint sov-

partner in dignity, colleague.

princess.

^i^uu/tint.'ip sf.

y^^uu/liopl/ii O, \i*(uii/bMUpu/p

lt^ulr,r,

h^f,

to govern, to

vn. to reign,

to rule,

be master; to be in pdw-

er, to have power or authority; to

presume, to take the liberty, to dare

post

an.iui-lriuij,,Aj

authority

lij/.<uAu,;j/,_3

celestial hierarchy); 'inflrt.np t-i.J-ui_

ruftiiuliiiii-np

ereign

place

principalities (the third order in the

\i^.u/r,u,/i[,'i,

ambition, im-

thirst of dignity or power.

lij/iiAiami<-'i *. principality, domi-

goad,

spur, stimulus for asses.

\*Ziu^n^i_,

Yi^u/tiiuufipni-P-liiii s.

^il*i

moderate

ass, onager.
^t^iluip ,j

to master, to domione's passions ; -,

II in mil
at^/int-p
to hook, to lay one's
hand on some one, to influence the
thoughts and actions of some one;
lipl<3

nate, or

<u^i.f/rj

command

;,;
,

;,
!;

command

h Can't

evcii

a half-penny.

\i^uh^lriui_ s. subject.

a.

predominant.
cause to dominate

er, authority, to

i/A'^uiy

[i

/rjT

lluipntiiif S.

r^Uu'i

yOU

P^wi-4'

P^npiilitiiib S. H"*-/'f""4

\*iPPtt

ass's foal

&C. S. \t2k4.a%, &C.

s. a. traveller, passenger ; guest, lodger.
[^,i &c.
\i2^,l,u% ]Yfr._,u% -,,,.i, &c. S. h.i/.
ji^ni-ufi;^ s. inflammation.
It^iii-^ s. descent; fall; declivity;
act of sinking; subsidence.
b^t-^uAA-iT, gp va. to make to descend, to cause to fall; to let down, to
lower ; to pull down, to take down ; to
unfasten, to untie ; to turn out, to
\l2iui.u,%,

^2sai.np

placed me in the power of death, you

put death in authority over me.

Hj^W

h^.u./.utr/ij/',
hguMj vn
to lodge to
take up one's abode, to stop to res-

ide, to dwell, to nestle.

givG pOW-

\>^lrijni.ju.%hir, nt-gft VO. to

{itik-gnijilrp

hotel, to accomodate with lodgings,

to harbour ; to entertain.
.

ruler, prince, governor;

lij/A;3Y..

WM

247

h^ft
tplin,.^ tf.ui%11.ma n^li^ufi,

mule.

hinUf , 1,^11,% or fc^e/ *. young ass,

foal; great ass, blockhead; [i^ky Lf.
^niAijf. 6o^ elaterium, wild cucumber;
colocynth,
[there holla
V^in int. oh! fie! pugh! pish! ho
!

uy

discard, to dismiss, to remove ; - ;j..

'uuiL.ntto lower sail , to
strike sail ; mpmuiani-u to shed
iLuiif-Muuin

tears, to

weep.

["Ql-iuitu/ii.

rainbow;

h"-/'", fin-lruu sf.lvia,

\*2;u^ s.

half a page,

(of a book).
<

descend

kl_ vn. to

to

to decline ; to sink ; to settle , to

subside to light, to sit down to empty itself; to lodge, to stop at, to sojourn; S. yShpliJ"; f tfain-iyni-P-b^ to lower one's self to servitude, to
;

become a servant

jui,i^u,mni-P^iA to impoverish one's self, to become

poor
;

f"

"w^^ p

^tun-Ufa

tlrnjii^iijn^

to disembark, to go a-shore, to land;

to alight, to get out of a carriage ; to
dismount or alight, to get off, to get

down from a horse - f

;

ftp't-qJiAi

/.

descend into the grave,

toibe buried ;-jo/3A-t.ioi nL-pk-^ to put
up at an hotel ; - ^ itmmpinni.p-h'iik'i'
to humiliate one's self; to relent, to
soften , to become calmed, appeased
f p-ft^nJiiH - 1 to go to the rescue, to
4fi^<A4<., to

succour

discharge, to

fall

to disgorge, to

How

come

-ft 'iuA.f^u napuili, to

to blows, to fight

jntik

^"4 1'3 or "3 *. essence, reality,

substance, truth
a. essential, real,
effective, true conj' besides, moreover
but, still, yet ; in .fact, really
even as for, as to ^"ii nl-uit-u ^-i
uialri_, to be
thorougly acquainted
with to tell the simple truth to exhaust a subject; Jhqk'i' - ini-mp, we
ourselves have heard ^W - tf.ibin^%
to me to myself; pfcrai. - n^, not at
all; fitrufi. - wjl" lul^ "hJiu
why do you
'

^^.^-./-, 1,2b

fall

S.

column

little

- ^Irmn^ ft itnilj tO
into, to disembogue,
;

empty

over-

itself, to

ty* "ZCuMbusufuun^ puM%J^ p ^pttiitp_

t ^wpfiit this route leads from

him ? ^t t-^.
-, by no
means, in no way whatever j^jm - k
it is palpable, evident, clear ;-*-,
for me, as for me - ijojuf,, as for listen

to

now

tp^

- uiu{hl3-k
- A-- - ad. in a moif, if really, but if
ment, soon, speedily, immediately,
"Pj.

but,

instantly, directly, -forthwith ; truly,

in effect, really.
Yiii/iui^uA a. real
effective , true,
essential, natural, proper ; -% s. the
,

Eternal, the Everlasting One.

l)ui(u>^/ij a. of the same nature, or
essence, consubstantial.

Trebizond

Erzerum

to

ttLutpJphrpJilruMli

the tears

fell

down

miuli^liU

his (or her

cheeks 4 Jliptk 4"'/.'% /'

storm broke over the lake.
;

u,pu,u,unL^

h^Mouipt.^nb

rosy
S-n^^*' ^
)

>

lodging;
- iunXhi_, to take lodgings, to lodge;
-1/ mu>ij to lodge, to receive into one's
\*2uMilu/ii

ui^ s. inn, hotel,

\*uliu,-!CirJ' a. walking, or flying with

a graceful motion seeking after the
:

truth.

really, in effect, in
essentially good
-pk-p//pu,%p,tru.e or durable pleasures.
\*u^uii,il^u

fact, truly
]i

ad.

-ptupl

uiipuAk

ad.

at the begipning

from the beginning,

S. H/i^^i.

;
,

48

bPJJ.

self with, to

essennaturalness
chern. essen-

reality, truth

]tu/ii,i.pi,^'r, s.

ce, substance,

nature
personality, hypostasis

ce, essential or volatile oil

^y

-plrM./rli_

or - of turpentine ; - /"*'.
- of rosemary,
cinnamon - - IiJimpiUil - of citron ; iuipi^,^, orange -, or neroli ; - ^"';.
- ju,ai/^[i, V-^, attar, otto of roses
of jasmine
-'iu.nff,, - of lavender ;
spirit,

dnt-it-y

^i;i,u,j''ii[,

S.

W.L.
bi>^nL4^

Virgin

sf.

ad.

li iiinuMn.

My

the Holy
queen queen of heaven.
to the end finally, at
;

lrplpif<g

>

length at last
fully
wholly, entirely, quite.
;

altogether

know

t"/'"j

fri/tlr i^k'n

those things they have heard about

[ledge, investigation.
you.
li^u.^A-4"'-^/' * information, knowcurious, that

\ipuijtiniti_a.

makes

re-

searches.
effective, actual,
-"j u^u.i/it.
;

real,

a.

'\ipuM!iu/i,

substantial, positive

P^l't^, the history of events.

\yput^n,-P-pi-'ri s. action, act, deed.

meddling, fussy,

\tpaiiui,/:i,pJuj^ a.

busy

facto turn, busy-body, meddler'\tp.%,,uj s. trunk, upper part of

the body.
\ipu/7ini.%_p %a,j s. temple , ( side of
the forehead).
\>puini^ii ad. really, in effect, positively
substantially, physically, na;.

turally.
]tpuiM. s. justice,
uiiinpli-

\y

ilitjii[ii^

'J/'?.

I' /fr/'

O.

tiiiiiipt^

il/^jp

li lh^c"ii

yf"-, &c.
\tp, [,, u,g s.

Winnp

*l/^i'

^^'

<

'l^j['"'~

^'^- ^" '1,'"-

thing

substance

affair

fact, ef-

*o procure assistance; "i. li'"iilrJ'Mun.'i,iri_-u /A^, I cau dO noth"t'^'^Lt'-ke

ing ; ^

man's

utrCtijuituut2^ii-^'^j"'^^*lh[^y this

prospered

affairs

uijp ^inji.m

-3 iiiiuinhpiu^, a man experienced

in warfare ; J^u^pt-i-np - an important
,

affair

-^ .u^mp^p, public business

,

ip"'3 [t"'3' of various, or many

things ; j-u j-u in various matters
really, effectively; ui_
-'ip, by deeds
Ih'buiii, -op
in any way, or manner,
at all events ; .ijpi f-Jpt i-j^i -( for
this, therefore, for this, that reason
,

Itm. i^if.

- 4 jth- pifjumlp

and doing are two

saying

things.

hpuiiftu, if^ai^ iniaj U. Well VBrSed, well informed, acquainted, intelligent ;- ^Ai-^, to be in confidence,
to be made acquainted with an affair,
,

to

know

the case-

'bpm-i-npS-ir.r,

ice

^"^

selves.
\fpui^u,p.ui'h

[ance, deed.

\*puiii.np{f,_p^[^, s.

or

action, perform-

qtt-ujn

P/ru'o^'^ muil^

to inform, to initiate, to let into

secret, to make acquainted ;-^it#i/_.

"itlrij

to be informed, to
ed, to

be aware

be made acquaint-

of,

to^acquaint one's

speaker of truth

[ig s.

lawyer, barrister

a. just,

^piui-uipui'iiiuliu/u a.

true.

juridical.

\*piM,L.iap.u,'blrj' ,
tji^ vna. to speak
truth: to plead; to practise law.
}ip,iiL.uip.u/iini-(3-[ii-'it s. veracity : reasoning, argument pleading.
;

l^putt-uiuf^it

ftptui-tUfLiap O.
]i^.u<.u>f.4-in s.

lawyer, coun-

jurist,

sellor,

[law, right.

\ipu,i.i-tiltu,nt-p-l,i:ii

^.jurisprudence,

\>puii-ui,iju,n a
that judges righteously, just, equitable, incorruptible.
\tpuii.iiM^unni-P-liiAi s. justice ; right
.

judgment.
or ~lunp^

ut^

OV p^

whose thoughts are bent on

Ct

justice,

; - ip>t-i_, to be composed, adjusted ; - uin3ii-i_, to accord, to

conciliate, to reconcile.

just, equitable

s
adjustment
agreement, articles.

ltpiuM-iufiin^ni.p[,Jb

accommodation
'bpiui.uifuoi, a.

vu. to effoct, to

tr^^

do, to execute.
VpwiU.tM/(t

a. just,

reasonably,

- ,anXh[_, to do justice, to justAk-qk'i' nn^_p ^-i be yo yourselves the judges judge for your-

rightly

Ppuii-ujliin^
pMu'b

law

reality ; j- uipliu/bt[_,
to use, to wear; to put in execution;
fect,

equity,

ad. justly,

true, lawful;

ful,

truth-speaking, truth-

veracious.

Itpuii-uiQ

-ui% a. true

'b^u>i-u,^uYn<./7^<-% s.

and

just,

usucaption.

Ppuji-ui^^n. S. 'Oi("i-'"pujl2b"-*
\ipiuL.u,Jbpj- a. oast out or rejected

deservedly.
\ipUll.UlilUuJ' S. yStpif-UtpMuilUMir.

\tpuii.uiuihiiad. justly,

worthily, equi-

;,

,!

W\
tably, deservedly.

demand

justice, to

one's right;

<yA'a//.

\*[iuii-u,uni^a. unjust, corrupt; that

conceals the truth or justice, corrupt-

uiui4uA2t-i_q-'iiu to sustain
J-''"
one's rights ; /?/ii.f.t^ ^-'fc, , to cavil, to
sophisticate, to overstrain the law ;

ing, bribing.

tr% "iinjiu

4*"^.

[risdiction.

]tpuji.u,unM..pi,iX

law, justice; ju\ti,mi.u,p,ap u,^ a. that renders justice, judging rightly s. judge, arbis.

umpire, mediator ;-4/5>u._y.oii-^,

to make judge - lu'iiprnin^irj, sovereign judge.
;

Ytpiui-uigli

^Iriu^

equitlawful, legal;
honest, worthy, righteous ad. justly,
equitably, reasonably - 4- it is right,
just.
,

-gl'li a. just,

able, right, reasonable

p^u>i.u<^/>i_j^fu%-,/*, nt^ft

va. to justi-

approve, to do justice; - ^-{i-u^

M.nK.tiu lypi-n/ii to support tho cause of
widows -tip p-uMif-ta^npirij to confer
the right to reign, to legitimate the

fy, to

reign.
}tpuii-i^iiii[ip

tween

who

a.

discerns

be-

and judges, who decides;

s.

judge, arbiter.

apnfrtun

irjli

vu. to effcct, to

put

lui-ufiig s.pl.

nnh-niuu

power, competence ^i^<^i/%^ or ^o

;

by right, rightfully, justduly, lawfully

npn,i_ Ppui^u^irp^
by what right ? with what authority ?
Muumni-uiiruiil^i divine-right ; u,./t_
%mjii [ipuit-ujJiip with all one's authority; -"uu uMnji,iri_oic ittimphij to render
justice, to judge ^-'fcw n,.[,n,-_^ p ^in,-/u
4AA-^, to justify completely; ,x,a^ilTi_
nt-Jb^ 'iiii fi ^trn^tvq [3-^fttJhutq tO free
one from his adversaries, to acquit
-tru ifUMiTutphij iluipliufiihi^, to ttiuk, Or
repute right, to think it proper, to believe oneself right; -1<o ._, to show
with reason, to bring proofs to justify, or exculpate oneself; ^-iu gnt^^ui^
ir-^, to prove one's rights, to adduce
or allege proofs in one's defence; to
contest, to bring an action against;
-Aiu i,ui%lrij to judge rightly; to justify ; if^u /. "iiuM i,ui'iiWu to pronounce
l,pu,L,u%^ ad.
ly,

q^pk-uipu

to outdo ; u,uitr%
they
iluuppi iliph-pa^

\*pIiu

in one's

favour; ^"im

[i

\lpli,nk

\\pn,in^[3-l,Jb

s.

>

[ards -.
;

c%

-*

tow-

utIrMuj S. Pn-ftu

transaction,

affair,

occupation, employcircumstance
ment, negotiation of affairs, business,
practice S. %npir
;

Pnnqh-ir S. Ppuitf-np^h-ir.
Ppop^yf S. Ppujui^ti
|ijif ]ijt' topq-top ad. conj. can

embrace

while mutually hating.

*\ipltliuM^ s. evening

right, just-

equity ; due; law; duty; reason;

rectitude, uprightness ; right, faculty,

it

be!

possible ? - /3-t ."fr"/y ? when

shall I see ? will it ever happen that I
shall see? \*jl^ P4-. oh that! would
to Heaven that when will it be ? please God jijt'/^t ^'^'^^".sF' thp- the
gods permitting; Ivyt'^t u.ii^u.u.ItuijIt'u
is

it

hpl\u,p^

pi.-l- f/4-</i<

loose stones!
hj/,1,- M4S.

why?

can horses run on

^Jt''

/?t;

^J/'V.

ad.

what reason? ^^^f *-^tr -.p"

if you had but, or only asked
l-n'i.lruij
K"-'. K-- ["-lie "d- in what? with
what ? in what way, or manner ? [,"i.
for
,

q.[ia^[i^
["-[p,

in

how

shall I

know

no way, or manner

it?
S.

#i_

I^>"/-.

t'-p
s. bot. j uj

^ujqnL,Bu/lilT/t u-^ti uih.init nm-quMlilrij to

^^luiuituup

put in one's claim, to avail oneself of

one's rights i^m lJiin.ph[_, to ask for

\ii.i,uuit%li s. bol.

iliftO'uirl

ice,

judgment

hujpu s. one another, each other reciprocally ; ih'ii j- "hiruii, they

are not like, they do not resemble
each other ^uifliuiuik qpi^lruiiiu utn.it unites one to the other, colleagues ;
fc^ - uliiliafiilrij, to rise one against the
other, to fall out, or disagree among
themselves, to quarrel, to come to
blows, to fight; ,i!iiif.u,il^ pfm. (iplruipu
iiaim^iC
well proportioned limbs ;
tO SCO each
,nlruu/l,lrl_^qk-lllruu pptrpuij
other ; ^ llh-nuti jinlrputq uuiiitltttilih-f_t tO
kill one after the other; ui'i,ii.nu'uki_,^,_
pirpo^, to despise one another; /v*-^
po^ ,fiiri_ jjiJk-ui'ii^ to help one another upplrpz^ ufitgai-guMiifru to surpass,
hpog,

to excel,

in execution, to do.
\tputi-n^{p

P/thuJin

Ifii^

Xipniunpt-ir,

ii.niiiip iitlulrinj
they havo reason for complaint; A-t /y'""-""'pp '"P1-trof
that is not without reason.

ter,

jujube-tree;

ube

S. B""-*"""/

zizyphus,

S. 8"'-'*'""'//"

lok- or

.
;;

,,,,
;
;

WX
bi-,^,

uf

WV

2 SO

butter;

olive-oil;

oil;

s.

ointment, salve, unguent; pomatum;

essence, essential oil, perfume S. !><<.

aiutui^tp, oil painting ; i4"'f>fr/_ -

paint in

|i<-'^<ui/u/2('>n.

merchant
perfume, scent, essence ;,fragrancy; -^ u/imi-^i^i^, uAim-^^, t^qxinmerj,; - oi-ni-piru,% extreme unction ; holy oil
chrism - .^7^/i-.

r<Hru.%

-[

alms, charity ; oitu/blri_ qlrplruu

to anoint one's face with
precious ointment ; um^mi-i^ ^nm -y
to smell of oil ; ^nlruf- to clarify oil
p-lru/ii

"''ttyi_-n4j

fiu/iinM^p-

press

-y

oil-shop

-y
y

i^iufii

lluiTCuin.ui^uM'lilll-P-liiil

oil-

<

nut- - ; - i^/y ' ^1scorpion- - - 4/'fish- or train- - ; - lluTCp-u/u

or ipi-z^'ifil; sesame--; * liinuMi.,u,nfi
linseed-.
\i,..liu(Llrp
f,g a. that produces, or
brings oil, ointment or essence - 4._
"iiiirj^ .the three Maries, [oily, unctuous.

palm- -

i^,\ni.^i

mond-- mf -whale,

liui/tTCl,

\~'[;^pni.^ a.

produces

that

oil,

anoint the
head, to initiate, to consecrate, to ordain; -(f.J'vf. to be initiated; to be
consecrated, ordained; -[uliir ijI^ulu^
nb-"--P-b or fii-nMM^i[un,.p^p:, to be admitted to, orinitiated in the mysteries
of the pagan rites.
\i,-,^uti[lun,_pf s. hair-ointment ; sacred unction for the head only ; initiation admission to the rites and mysteries of a religion,
[sacred.
'h<_,^/,y^ni-/ a.
anointed; initiated,
\tt-iu,f^ulrir, tj[, va.

to

|i<-^u/^n^s^,
laputi,-

med

._j s.

perfumer;

S.

]><-.;_

-'"J, aromatic or perfu-

tf-l^-li

^I.Yl/.4^/",
oil,

malabathrum.

s. hot.

l>

irjji,

deakr

]i^l,ut-np

unctuous

3^

b_,^tir,

in

va. to

[unctuosity.

to anoint, to grease,

-n^/^^iA

g.

that produces oleaginous

perfumes, incenses olibannm,

jii-.^frt/f s.

fruits,

frankincense, incense-tree.
s. perfumer.
perfumery.
jii,Ye'>}^<-^a. oil-producing; - ^uy

li.-r^t-,^A-u<3

^frj)u,j

\it-,jr^irjij^p-["-'i' s.

olive-tree.

[of oil.
elain , fat
\iL.[,
nj pron. his , her ; his own
-nil_ uAAu^jp. , personally , in person
ho COU(is-plri- -y 4y4-/ JyirnL-P-huflh,
sidered riches as belonging to himoil.
\><-'ipi s. a little
]i-.^f u. s . chem. oleine

self; - it/_, to

be appropriated; S.
llh-piuf QT ^ 4^^'^

J~

\li-puiifni-jitthlrir\

- On him -^''i his relations, friends,

dependents, &c.
,

hu/iy , t-uiJfif! pron.

li<-/ or \ti-plTu^himself; - ^^/^m^fr^^ ^/'^ > ^'O think it
his own; -i 4tu7ti.t^, to follow him;
,

[.-plru/i,

tors

wear

if-niilfiul/j/op

with his coadjuto put on, to

nUih/^ qti-plruit-^

i^a-pkriut~

r^ji-tur^nt-iFu

^iMsh-

ho*

attracted

many

phu/i,gu%

they came to their people

l^ii

,JiiiT,f_

people

lit-ptt-

by himself;

wine.

chem, oleate.

oil-forming;*, butter man,

butter.

oil

^liJtuA

pot, or vase for ointment the vase for holy oil ; place for
anointing : *oil factory.
\ii-,iu,[,uip /. a. olefiant, yielding oil,

oil-man

oil-shop

Yic.quipiu'ii s.

s
>

oil press.

]it.Yu</.t/.i--

tho

oil-trade ; zbi_-y oil-bottle, or cruet

- uh.iu/i.y salad-oil \- liuAp-h,ip lampoil ;- &-/?/i.4-.^, rancid oil; chem. oil;
- ky" virgin, pure - ; - [3-uin,^ or
uhpm fixed, solid -; - ^p,u^nL.gfi^,
- lapirun-t/in-y
seccative, drying
;

wj

4/'"/'"4 -l"

|i<.>^u><i< s.

to

oil.

/<#

t^/A

- ^-,

God who
[Hi^tu/ii

exists

uMiilrfaJb,

ti-Yu<^nf>s-n-/?^<-^# s.

conformably to what he had himself

\i<-qial3-ni-i,ira'

said.

unctuous
perfumed head.
oil,

perfumery.
steeped in aromatic
all over oil; - tf-in,./,,

'

b<-^iY-/-P a.

[,

s.

cruet-stand

^.-/^ly/'.o.

\i,-puj/iii-%

oleaginous.
s. chem. elaidine.

a.

^LI2.-AA^//

s,

oil-colours

founded or established

a.

produced by himself, his.

oil-cru-

et, oil-bottle.
]ti.,iuif[,%

where he dwells of
made by himself, his.

by himself.
^t-^//#S-/.'//

\*i-,iiuj-u,'iM

a.

\t^puiii.iipit a.

W-ti-'it'
-d'P -d'3 " oilj) oleaginous, unctuous, fat, greasy.

[his habitation.

\ii-puMpbuili

U.J a. his

\ii-P-/ik-pa,

by himself.
-

%ttu,f,

\t^i,ml,li^ a.

a.

own,

his.

built or constructed

[junction with him.

the same as he, in con-

;
,

^f

]i-/.m4"?^- egotist, tliat

;

of self

'

lui^aiufipnLiiff,

\tL.pu,ilfi,

-^

J'"!)

his parents,

works

deeds

goods,

o-

IU.I

self-interest.

servants
property

own

his

tis,

ii

thinks only

&c.

his

wealth

[own nature.

&().

himself, of his
him.
\ti-piauu,ir,iir a. created by himself.
YiupuMjnL.iiu/iihJ', nL.jlt vu. |to
appropriate'to himself; to usurp.
Xtt-puipuA^t-P ng a. s. each, every
respective - np, each individually
-/ip uin.u!billi!h , each one separately;
iHtI^It^mJi, - jir^op^ ^--pJk
brother
was separated from brother * to each one; - m-jy^ ^ "un^juibk, to
each of them fn^fy^ - a,-pni^ each
man's acts j- ,ai-ni^ each day, every day.
'V'-piubJ'iJi,

like

\ti-puMinku ad. like

I, (lewn) ilit^i s. the twelfth letter

of the alphabet, and the seventh of
the consonants /_, . thirty, thirtieth.

It

is

sometimes confounded with

for example in.pu/i
qn^

the letter ii_,

:
,
'U"k tt'lt 'l^'lt ; \k>-nll 'Xt-t.niiif. &C.
\uip.pM-p^[3-nu S. \*JuJp~
^tai^ftii*

&

l^.^/.../?/iiA s.

\>i-plTuA^mlinuL. a.

forged by them-

\ii-phuM'iiguijlii,

own.

y-uJ-nt-PH.

\yi_,

commit

suicide.
\it.pn^iuiilii ad. as much as he could,
as much as lay in his power, as much
as is possible for him, his best.
\>^pn^^[lb s. the act of appropriation property, substance.
\*i-pni-pnfi, a. his, his own.
- uuilimai^
V-e V. is , it , there is
;

nobody
is

it is
;

a white man n^- ajjj^

not true ir "4: tbere is
is

- or -*

(tptp, things.

what

is

s.

[zuli.

lapis la-

s. ultramarinebalass ruby.

tearful, pitiful, rueful,

\uMiuf.iri, a.

ad. tearfully, all in

tears.
uij a. that weeps, plainmournful, dreary, sad groaning,
moaning, wailing -^ s. female mourners, hired female weepers at funerals, mutes; -%, faculty of weeping.
Xuiijai^u/ii^a. crying (like a child).
X^uiumIiu!!,

tive,

I^u.m4uin.u.^ a. broken by sighs and

sobs, groaning, moaning, wailing.
\utuimlrt^,

ft

XuM^utiij iruilrnS. plaCO

for weeping.

l^lP

>

*.

fi

weeping, in tears

there

s.

^iiip^uAtu ijfitiri_, to wail, to weep, to

lament, to deplore ; to be in mourning.

there

debauchery,

theirs.

jliiny s. a. their,

[chance.
\ti.pquip.u,p ad . accidentally ,
by
Xti^pmlt, -% ad. of or by himself;
spontaneously, voluntarily, of his own
free will; a. his, her; - ^>-/ "*/<?*< ".
"blib-u/iik
he curses himself ; p/pfe ^nnh-u/h^ au/h^b iutnni-[3-pt^ib malice
prepares its own punishment; - Ay._
p-iu[_, to go personally; ^- kpP-unj to

tTuMpfiu,

\iii^i-,iipii., i,'"'<"-"'/^

'\ii-pyP% a. his, his

luxury

disorderly conduct, excess.

selves.

FiiMp^

a.

weeping,

in tears.

what
s. weeping, bewailing, tears,
lamentation, mourning, groaning ; lu^^

\,ijini.mi

melt or burst into tears, to weep

shed a shower of tears, to
shed bitter tears jiu,^,, ,fiki_, to weep,
mourning,
to cry, to groan; lunkg:
time of mourning.
to

bitterly, to

\^,ii/uni-p

//

juitip-iu'iiiuiiu

s.

apium

"iikilkui^u/b

ni'ii,iiuih,Jiiu)

- (^

crown of

3i

;;

in the

\iuluui

III. s.

\u,li

piously,

mace, mall, bat

*dog-por-

(made of meal and water

for the

O. \\ntiu

XiuliniiiMjp.Mi/iini.p^liiX s.

s.

lu.a**. boy, lad;

shop-boy

waiter; pot-l30y;
page, servant serf.
;

\ujir, luijl, fu,^ vn. to weep, to shed

tears, to cry; - ^ '""-^'""vt"
to weep
bitterly, to shed bitter tears ; - i^y_
,

(,uiu{iup

have tears

to

lih,ip^uii-nplii_,

at command - f 5-./#y^._4- to cry with

laughing - ^i/tyii /<!-^ to mourn for,
or bewail one's sins - .^nf. or /> ^_
piy ni^pnt-^ to Weep, to bewail, to
deplore some one S. Vu/^,<.i.
\uiiru, .?. lama, ( the human idol of
the Asiatic Tartars); zool. lama, (a
South American beast of burden ).
\,uifwjui/iu/ifini.p-[ii-%s, lamaism, lamaworship.
\iuirp
or g X. ring, circle, hoop, //J
handle buckle
staple mech. axle;

bearing.
\u,i/icuMgiif,

beaux a

liui/puiri
yuju(iiilrn

uiiuij s. pl.

bow)

[utlfp.uin

&

to

speed the arrow with a vigorous

arm - uinki^'iu^np who uses a long

bow, who bends the bow vigorously
;

*. a well-braced bow, a great and

strong bow, a far-shooting bow;
^"PztL nt'i't lr^ *o ^^^^ draw the
stubborn bow.

\iijfbujlin S. \tMjpiininutpuMO-

longanimity
very patient.
,

vn. to bear,

to carry.

Yuii/ppiAp [, s. la- liphuiiajl, the - of Crete

,

large, broad, ample,

'^'
Ivw*'
vast, spacious, extensive; </.tui /.
ifiui-uiij, lu/j a mighty mass of flowing
water, an immense, or overflowing
piupip In. - i,uiuuMliuMi. a tall
river
and stout man, fleshy, corpulent.
\u,pgi.njii a. wider,
more ample,
very extensive; -i - ad, largely, co,

that has great

or great forbearance ,
a.

l^/o,7/<^/7^4nt.^,j.

^' """"Z""^*
that has a large

'\uifltiuh-Mtil-iaf_2

~^hV

\-uji,u,liuiinnp

girdle, or zone.
\u,fi,uili,ujiu!li a.

flowing copiously.
[furrows.

X.ufhmliL'b S. Xi-iP"

having wide and deep

\uji,u,i,u,%7Cu,p a. of a great wit.
l^/;i<^/.;f a. long-drawn, far stretched, long and large
-^ k-plicfi ,i^^ im\,y'huiliou a.

mense

[head.

size of the earth.

having a large foreui^uif vn. to widen, to

Xu^'i.iu-H'.uliuim a.

Xiijiiu/biuj;

stretch, to extend, to

grow

larger, to

branch out - Wuipaiy p-f.^uAy to

pick up flesh, to fatten, to get fat,
[vast.
plump, chubby, stout.
;

\u,j%u/i,puui

a.

spacious, extensive,

\iijpiutinujutlilrn O, \uMpiatr^tr*

\uijhu,i,ui,iu,pP-

a.

[branched.

large-leafed

or

^inmnn Ct.
far-spread, great, extensive ample,
in the
vast
spacious ^ - ^u^"^
middle of a large plain.
yiMMjUutant-qtiibh-iT^ '"-^['
L"ywt/*, ^jp
va. to widen, to enlarge, to extend;
\ifpiuiuihpi-n-

intuniua

well-bent

l}/fcu,/f^S. V|,/Jr,/..

tj^

\^"trpl>'-ltp'Pnu
;

l^i/pt./',

byrinth

torches, flamlike a torch.

meteor
Itui/hfurrr
p

sort of

\uJi,u,ihTf

Laconic Spartan
Lacedsemonian.
[whelp S. U^ntA^.
\u,linm f, or linmnj S. pUppy
pUp
a.

a.

\u,lin%u.jl,

high chested, broad

- tpuiauAuili.p . rudders

\u;fl,un>u%2_ a-

laconism.

laconic, short, concise - mC, laconism ; - nTCmi, laconically, briefly; 4u,i,hi_ qniC-, to be laconic, to speak laconically , to express much in few words.
\uilin'bu,^,u'ii

\.uj'l,uiP-lilinJlip S. P*^4l!r/-/t"'

chested
helms.

laconic.

\uMlin'ii,upu,% a.

\u,piuiP-lrL.

roomy

[wings (the eagle ).

having very large

situation.

large.

of a wide and

a.

\..,)^,ui,l.lip

or -T-t" s, a. sorcerer
of a basin full of waterh^l va. to lap up, to lick up.

\uiliirir,

relate diffus-

having a bloated face,

Xiu/iiui^k'r a.

\tuliuj%uii.ii,

by means

ufuipiupmuMii.hfli

whose features are too

dogs); bread boiled in water.

\ujlutli

-<-

edly.

lapping

licking,

s.

amply -

uMuhi_, uiu,MnJhi_, to tell, to

-, knotty club.

nuiniulujiui

ridge,

Nemean games ).
club,

\M

2 2

UU.8

apium

,
;

to dilate, to stretch; to unfold, to unrol,

to draw out, to spread, to open.
Xui/huiilinnrij uy s. wido strcot
of wide streets.
\tufii,u^npm s, a wide dalmatic.
,

a.

':
;,

,;

\jy%t-iinK.'b^% a. having wide nails

(human), hoofs (horse's).

ship's -

signal light ; light-house, bea-

con - iuuiui^nilnt.f3-lru/u Davy's lamp,

- m.^,^
safety-lamp
moderator
lamp 2i"''^'"2b""h'*'^' ^/^^"'/""^'"^
hydrostatic lamp; electric light; S.
;

X^utptk-ani-quibyj' ^, \uijbuMa~*

XuMjhiij; 'fctgufy vn. to be widened,

enlarged, extended; - ipP-uiJ[ip, to
prate, to chatter, to blab, to croak;

lantern-maker.
lantern-bearing; mech. the spindle of a lantern.

\iiiinu,irpuiii.npi^ s.

\u,uiu,k-i,ui^uii_ s.

to abbandon, or prostitute oneself

to every passer by.
\iu1b2b a. rather large, wide ; flat.

f-trpu,"!,

lantern-seller.
train of boats ; raft,

X^MiuimlFpuiiliuiCiiin. s.

\iuii,n

fJ

s.

Noah's ark:
mar. keel of a ship ^i/_
l-ifpp -/i port, haven, harbour.
\iuumw^nuinp luidiihiT vfi. to brcak,
or take to pieces, or destroy a raft or
float; vessel, ship, boat;

\>ui%n,'b

bedstead

or web-footed

large-

a.

palmipede.
g

space

width
breadth
enlargement

size

geog^ latitude; ast. amplitude.

\_iupiaLMiM

s.

{,

amentum

S.

T/i2(*.

(a leathern

thong fastened to the middle of a

dart ) bot. ament, catkins.
\iu%lMi,pt-(iJ a. high breasted
up to
;

the breast.
a

1u>%i^Ar,^

neck; - ,

that ornaments the

necklace, collar

iruitilriuli

shawl

scarf,

liiuiFuMp s.

to sink.

stomacher,

stays.

/y s. float or raft of
i-y^' - a light or buoy-

\iiiuu,ui^iuifu,

timber; ship
ant ship.

catalpa.
holy-thistle.

gum-lake

lake,

s.

i-nj s. bot.

Xiafliuit-plr'.ni.^ s. bot.

lu/ii/jiupM

ship

\ujjbni-an o. \iuflini-[3-!it^

\ia/iimlriilri-li

\typuy

\ui/i,,.p^f,ii,

extent

\u,u,t,r, tj/. va. to build or construct; to put in a serviceable state;

to get ready.
\ujint-%[, . 60/. alder-tree; timber
adapted for shipbuilding.
lmiA s. med. laudanum, opiate.
lunu/tl/ii[,

"[uJi^u^ui^, a. thoracic,
;

\uA2uifinijSi, iHaty s. the shoulder,

(that part of a mountain which lies
between the summit and the middle).
,

\aAut%nj

ji/j

neckerchief,

brooch *bodice, stays

Jewish highpriest's rational , the Urim and

Thummim stole worn by deacons
in the Eastern Churches.
;

\uiu,[,%ujptu%ni-l3-pi-'ii s.

mutual embrace lpt[ij; to embrace each other, to be

embraced.
in

'L,<o%(u;(^j a.

Bourbon-palm,

bot.

s.

macaw-tree.
puippum. the
\uiuili)i ^ a. latin
language - tr^t-qlrgli the - church.

luMuifntuts^l^in

tf-piniuq

\ui^u,p, m^

s.

army, troop, [power;

'I\oj4<iii. s. zool.

liuuiuiin s. bot.

tive plant

lutu^mirp

dark - ; -

condor.

lapathum

a purga-

S. D.'-tc-4.
lUQ s. lantern ;

i/^T-m/JuA

magic -

t^nqnq
;

*._

latlnist

latinisation.
latinizing , or

\u,mpi,^ui'i,iji.p-[ii.'b s.

Iui///5>m4<ty

nj s

romanizing Armenian.
Xiuaipiiuifhij

[y

latlu-mad.

a.

mauia to belatinized or romanized.

[ed.
\iuui[i%ui'iiiuJ', luyiu/ vn. to be latiniz\u,,nlilbuiifiiini-P[iLi s.

come

\uiui['iuyni-^ai^tt-j',
\u,ai\tiiypk'i' ad.

latin

roman.

nt-i/li

in latin

[ize.

va. to latlus.

latin,

[speak

language.

ill

the
of.

vu . to bark ; to
\"'C ta * string, packthread, twine
line, rope ; galloon, ribbon ; snare, gin,
noose; bird-cage: opisthotonos, contraction of the tendons of the neck; S.
Vfa-P 5 back-bone, or spinal marrow
30, anciently 60 stadia or furlongs among the Egyptians ; mus . chord,
string ; geom. chord -^fiintiiu^ plumb
bow-string ; - ^t-pf..
line ; - ui'ih,iu.%
\,au-puiiai-ir,

battalion, regiment.

(z .

skilled in the latin language.

\a,m[i%ui^,t/ii a. latin; latinizing.

\uju>[Aiiiji[i a. s. latin,

corselet, habergeon, cuirass, breastplate,

[chest; throat, thorax.
jo3 s. pi. lungs , breast,
\u,%2:P

latinism, lat-

in idiom.

/rjj[i

'

.,,,,

;,

l.bU.

/i

- ifjait^uAt-u

^^7) or set snares,

to inveigle, to set gins.

life.

^t^LJ"P"t"iiP' to
'

Xiupuip.u.j-ffi, a
measured with a
surveyor's chain - -^ s. measurement; Gunter's chain, land surveyor's
chord; - uinit^, to measure with the
chain, to lay out by the line, to survey, to parcel out ; - ^iki^
itc'itp
to divide, to portion, or to measure
out the land ; - pu/cf i^/^/l^^ to be divided, or measured by line.
lutpui^lip ,n.^,h,r vn. to take the

highly, to prefer ; - lihu/b^

lui-i^f

measurement and
Xiupuiluuiifu,^

I,

plan.
s.

rope-dancer, fun-

courteous.

\iupirii, ,u^ s.

larch-tree.
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 lay snares, to
stretch out nets ^^ f, ,^,^A
to spread a snare, to deceive; to stretch forth the hand
/ur,^ ;
ipu,^, to bristle up.
\>"3 s. tears, weeping; S. l^,^,<_i.
,

^i,

va.

to

make

to

weep.

volence

good, excellent; superbetter ; praiseworthy

honest
upright; - 4/i,^t^, ^u.pliu.'i.hi^, to
,

esteem or love more,

to prefer; ##t
to hold in honour, to reverence ft - ult-if.^ ij-tuij to become better, to improve, to ameliorate 4 it

-1) nJi,iri_,
;

good,

it is

npult am I not worth

than ten sons to you? - t^ (9^U

-f *"?..f'"*' qyuiu'ii

more

would that we also had

not survived
[py -,,./?^tt/
>rtiL/ru,/_

living comfortably.
gentle-eyed.
l^rai-.u^mytoiyfl. right-miudod, equit[sons.
able, good-hearted.
\u,i.uiJUi%l[ni-f}^Jij s. the having good
\,i.Muirm,.pf s. right-mindedness.
}u,t.,a/ilru,3 a.
l_.i<_u.4'i.

a.

t"/p

a.

bettor

//i.^.A^^,

better,

[ate, to improve.
\,ui.u,^ S. Co/?XiuL-uinm-au/hhir, nt-jfi DO. to amelior\,it..[,ifhij

knowing, clever,

u,j 0.

wise.
\uii.nphuip

Irpy

pi.

s.

good people.

goodness, improvement, excellence worthiness good

quality <f u^. f - to amend, to reform;
\u,i.nc.p[it-^t s.

p-hu/iijii i,aiuii.ku

parts.

lu/^ ly s. S. l."4 paste ; pap (for

the babies); hasty-pudding, hodgepodge.
lui^wintiT, tj^ va. to devour, to
swallow, to drink hard, to gulp down
,

to affront, to outrage.
va. to lap up, to lick
up, to eat up greedily, to quaff, to

fig.

\ui,/,t,r, Irgf,

toss

down,

devour, to

to

to swill;

[voracious, consuming.

consume.
\u,ipiki^,

devouring,
dovour, to

\uiifiii^ii_ a.

hyf, vo.

to

eat up, to raven, to gorge, to glut, to

consume; - qJUimlru/i, to devour, to

be a book-worm, to pore night and
day, to read over hastily and greedily.
,

Xuiij^nM-ifu

s.

act of licking or lap-

ping up.
\l.-uin-%

to a-

mountain ;

radise

iJrplfil

l^pffk^

pm'iig

mlruinii

ftp

mOUUt

heaven, pa-

JIIMI^^Uiir^i[iB

JiMMI-^utL-^

or Jiuib^lrLuiL.np tho angels, the

prophets, the apostles u,pu>y,-u!ii, ifiu.
ifuiP-i ^luuiuip i&puAj the summit, the
ridge of the mountain ; ^luuiu/b H'p'^

'iiuifiui'ii

{i-piu'Tij

]muwfn/i,

grow

uigty vn. to

be ameliorated, to improve.

to

better or worth more; *-" so much the better '^- t^u

[.^k
would it not be better? n^- irJ- tu
is

obligingness.

\iiii^iliqirir,

\;u,., u,g a.

ior

\u,i-,uli,uJhi-P-ltc% s.

l_.u.uifiir,

rope-dancing.
\;it[iuilut-ii^ ipiltirvn. to be strangled.
\"'P'"H'a ^ s. a puppet-show-man.
\;'-li,^uiu /, s. mus. bridge S. ^^
\_uipa,Al,,f.
i"-"'^ s. mar. braces',
brails; tackle, cordage.
X^pu/hng s. bird-cage.
Xjiipui^if, a. surveying s. land-surveyor; -hj- vn. to measure with a
line or chain.

l^._^n.Ju,^t./, ,.gj,

well-minded
wellbounty, benekindness good disposition

\iu,-ujliMutr

ambule; mountebank.
\uipuiluu,iiujjnt-l3-[ii% s-

the future

of good family, noble.

fair- or sweet-spoken,
[meant.

a.

\u,i.ai[uou a.

better, to improve;
^uiJ'mphi_, to consider

meliorate, to

make

halter, rope ; - utii/uif^utp mus.

a false chord ; -^t. p^,u^u,p^h^ -u

iHi/ij

Pi-i/,

strait, defile,

niuip ikpui'ii^,

pass ij.om/f ^e^,

chain, ridges of
;

;;
,,,

mountains; i,iiuip.nM.,flM - volcano, a

burning mountain ; uuin^inumunp ih_

lose the use of speech, to be tonguetied, speechless or dumb, to be struck

dumb; utttaulip ^ ~ tininnul^ffnuihun^,
the tongue has no bones and yet it

eV'-f

'

glaciers

berg; -, or
highlanders

int-iim/iaA i^^ppip

ice-

mountaineers,

>

ast. Jhinpui^My[/r,

"ituMfffb it-frffiip

/*-/A*jp

ini-u.

the planetary, the lunar

mountains; ij- ik-niiu,/ii tfuiui_, to go

from mountain to mountain or by
- D/Au.
mountain paths
^luulu,
mount Sinai, Ararat Ap/>*-- qjhplfbu
,

breaks bones npuilmp - ^uiifuiliptutn

vrhat a chatter-box! i'"/^ .^'"i. 4'"luhutij q-^t.p,he has much changed
his language he now sings quite an;

other tune.
s.

Xjrtfni-tiip.iii'iini.p-lttjtt

[languages.
sciencB of

\lTtjnt-iuq.uip u/j or ftg u. talkatiVB,

loquacious, garrulous, prating.
,

ihp'',

the foaming waves ran

moun-

A-- - A-4* irtiui,high

the
mountain brought forth a mouse.

tains

\/rant.,tiia.titph-ift

Xjruiaiuilliiib

&C' S.

\lrii.itiiliMii%

&C.

\js-iupi^ f i^pi-l' s
liver ; n^p-nL.
- complaint
calf's - ; j<"- d^ctt
tnuiuit p.npp.n^ni^3h ^pi^fi hepatite, in.

flammation of the

liver.

\lrf^nb Xjrili^nHu //j Or ^j

gion; - uiuiuini^n/ - of honour.

Ic-

S.

all

numerous

too great a freeof speech, flippancy of tongue,

the being too free with one's tongue,
prate, prattle, loquacity.
Xhtjni.iiin.tupnt.p-'h s.

l/rqnL.tuti.pnt.p-pi.'ii s.

the licking, lapping up.

Xt-^i. , [i OT n/, tug s. tongue language, speech, idiom ; nation people;
- uiuiftjuuiiruiij smoke-dried tongue;
- uiqinyifb med. foul tongue - 'Ifikt
toe of a boot or shoe; - iiu,%ii.u,lili
clapper, tongue of a bell; - i^plipt
ui%ii.!ihuiliu,%
geog. neck of land
4'i7
-, the Armenian, the English language, or the Armenian, the English;
q.uMi-uMn.m^iu% -, dialect, idiom; /y.
ph%lt -, mother-tongue, vernacular
idiom, native language liir%,i.u/i,l, JJ-.
jttu.^- living, dead language n,.,ini^
;

<

language-master ; i/m^/c/u/,
~"'3
iMitm ifio^^f lo/fuA -^ teacher, profes

al'i.

sor of french ; i^p "m^m f%1Aitf.utL.np

a malicious, slanderous tongue ) - _

"bnt-^ttilg,

tlkqptuliuiP-

honey-tongued;
;

to
speech ; tapitaiiiru Jin.hi_ tun. fp
speak openly against, to contradict

ippnt^iu i^h-ij nLith-iait

uufbih-ui^

to

bridle one's tongue ; tihpi f. ift,,fp -!%

ntiils-ij, to have at one's tongue's end

^'

/'

.b["^

kjibL.^

iftuqtuliu/buig_^ ft

to

many

tongue-tied.
having the tongue
cut out; -hiTua. to cut out the tongue.
Xhtint-iu^iutti a.

\ttini-u,^tuat a.

\irqn..,uJilri.

tt.

tougue-shaped.

*\h^i-iuJint-lpi s. zool. a sole (sea-flsh).

llrtini-iyp% , yt^t-ut'ttp a. *eloquent,

fluent; S. lfrjn-<"?-"f> ; - ip't^u I*-.

unt-iJiilttr, kgufi vn. to have a glib or
flippant tongue, *to

have the

gift

of

the gab.
loquacity, talkagarrulity, flippancy.
l/rqnt-utiltup iit/uut s. detractlou, slandXhqnt.tM.'itnt-Pltti, s.

tiveness

glossography.

skilled in

Xlrqitt-titptotint-P^K^t s .
the gift of
tongues, gift or power of speaking
many languages; med. glossology.
It-qni-itti^itjjp a. pronounced with the
tip of the tongue.
lt^ni-<4 titj s- tongue, epiglottis,
uvula ; - if-npithiuj , index %nt^itifta_
ltnutf.uin
reed;
or
key;
- tfu/itifui^
JJ-K. liin.ng , index, tongue
tongue ; - or .i^/ufcp ^ptit^Attt-^
lift ,
trigger of fire-arms.

er, evil-speaking, diffamation.

1^Jt^n<.u>i a.

^tupTCh^^QV

to hold one's tongue

linguistics,

languages.

eloquent fiou/ri_ iyi_ tiiyi_ -u to speak many languages to

have the gift of tongues -/> "/^. to
speake inconsiderately to be full of
talk; If - iftuij tnpiiuliyi_~, to be able
to talk, to receive the faculty of
^tu2_, ilut-tT,

a.

\tqniL.utiiii.t-uij

*\Jrq_s.

>

Xkifrn-iunfiuini-P-lit^t

knowledge of languages.

-i^ihui'i,

be

\hnnt-utij.ktn s. linguist.

[legionary.

t:^4ntriu<(u<V> a.

to talk, to

tongue, to let one's tongue run on,

dom

composed of many

legions.

~ppt/'t i^nittj Vtli

to chatter, to prattle.

\t'ii.^-%u,/unt-irp a.

^ijp

have a great itching

to

S.

thathsps or stammers;

\_^qttiL.itt^tttut

\hqrit.,r,

ih^t lUifva. to lick to lap.

,

l^tf^ S. l."'t> 1,^'/^ \i"'pbp

\h,iut[utu<i-% a. mixed with gall, bitter.

S,

indlgO ;

if-niiiruiinniii -fi

- -manufactory.

Xjrn.'iiui^n/m

indigo colour, blue.

Xjrumlili s . bot. indigo

\ir,iu,/iu.>i-n/i. a.
\hii,i,fiir'ii[i

l^A-.^.4i.r

Itjui^Y^
Aji-ijb

n^nj

tini^inui^ a,

gall

s.

iifrui^

bile

\/r,jini.p[,iJi, s.

\lrii,,,-,rvn. to

uiuipli [h^nt-n/

fig-

gall-

bitterness, [dissolve.
temper, to dilute, to

worn

out,

consumed, wasted.
,

,uj

s.

Ij^l, s.

uiip^

a heavy sea,

\hn%uii,,u%ii.kni a. like a mountain,

very high, enormous.
Xjrniiiu'ininiia. surroundod by mountains mountainous, alpine.
Xlrn^ijiuJihi. a. mountain like
very
high - ^n.-,auilil,i_, to be heaped up ;
- lii,uMii^, waves like mountains, en;

ormous

[^^'

billows.

\tii^,u,JhM.,n a. retired to,

or fled in

the mountains.
hide, skin,

a mountain (hill).
highlander mountaineer hermit, anchoret a. dwelling
in the mountains mountainous.
ltni.iM,^p,-,/_, fig s. mountain-vijlage.
\t-n.'r,u,^l,p s. oreographer.
\lrn.%i,i^pui^iu'ii a. oreographic*
\hn.%,q.pi.id-l,^, s. oreography.
lt^aiiuiii.%uij a. passing or winding
among mountains, [plain, table-land.
It-niia/^ui^n -uii^ uij s. mountaiuyhniiuijunji^a. sccking among mountains
wandering or roving among
mountains.
[mong mountains.
\lrn^uifnfu . retiring or hiding a\kn%uMli, ,j s. small hill, hillock,
eminence.
\irni,uiiiu,% a. mountain, mountainous s mountaineer hermit
sol\jTn.%u,pin,-p a. like
s.

Xk-niitu/liii a. mountainous, alpine s.

mountaineer, highlander.
[ains.
;

a fur coat, pelisse.

Xlr^fiir, lih^ty vn. to lose the hair ;

to lose the nap, to wear out.
brazenfaced, bold.
\h,Miir2^l,
\hn%iup.irpi a. high , very high, as
high as a mo untain\hn-'iiu,pi,u,\

ihit.%uilini-ii,iuli

IjrJhi, &c. S. \J.-M., &c.

\lr^i a. hairless, napless,

\k-^/:^

heaped up,

mountainous billows.

rancour, malice, wrath,

choler; a, *bitter;
bladder.

\irnXufjiiIiyu .

boyoud the mount-

\hwLhufbmd', uiijty VTl. to beCOUie &

mountain; to rise like a mountain, to
rise aloft, to elevate, to tower.

Xhn^utukp a. that loves the mountfond of mountainous country.

ains,

gathered into a mass, amassed, drifted into a heap like a mountain; it-a.,
heap mass ; rick
%tulinjut liuipliiun.
pile

a sandwich.

s.

mountainous country,

chem. indigotine.
a. of a bitter taste.

s.

gall, spleen,

\t-^h.uj

side, highland,

region or place.

producing indigo.

\t,i,utimplrp a.

plant.
\hqu,^^,

IbU

2 ic

i,bnXjrqmli

itary.
l/-n.%u>i}u/^;^,/i. a.

very elevated, very

Xt-n-'bui^lriaj

steep, rising high,

lofty, towering.

-/ib^pi^ a. s.

mouut-

aineer
hermit - ^At^ to live , to
dwell in the mountains.
l^A-#i5r/4tjL/?ft,%. sojourn, retired
life among the
mountains ; tjufuSi,
-p-br iniu/j to withdraw to the mountains to live a hermit's life.
1 fr/i>/u/^o,^;ft ii,i^rufi,ij s. mountain;

\yn%uiMjni-guM'iikir, ii<-q^ va, to hoard,

to accumulate, to heap together.
XjrnXnuib-uy^ hiuj^j S. pi, tho dwell,

ers on the slopes, or at the foot of a

mountain, lowlanders.
Xt-nXnuii 1,01^% s. foot of a mountain ; the country extending from the
foot of mountains, lowlands.
,

t-iyj s. pi. mountmountain population, people

I_t/i4^if i-uy.p

aineers,

dweUing

in the mountains,
\k-niij^ a. s. mountaineer; i^2^4-t

mountain-lass, maid; - JhAnL^

mountain-lad.
Itrniiop^'i, ad. like a mountain.
ltu.a- . pounded matter, (any substance triturated, pounded, or reduced to small bits or to powder).
\lruuA fi s. slab used by painters
for grinding and 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.
;

Ifruni-fl!, s.

Xhun^p^

s.

chem. levigation.

places water-worn by

currents, or torrents; chem. detritus;

cinders-

vale, dale
glacier.

dell

mountain

valley,

umii^iui/jn/m

UD.

ed with glory;

\jrpiu'itjiuJk2^ s.

2 o7

IJ'

now come on

int.

Xj^P

-;

;,

/.

years,

old;^

ious, wise

of

full

hpuj^Mtu,uiithuini-[3-ls-uitlp^

#/'

-o<.^^,

il-

Jiuap, sensible, judic-

"l'P"<L> >U'l"H"'i'ie

^"11 of gratitude,

of

affection, of faults i^ui-ni-pu uiumJu /t

ten entire days \ib liu,u,uMphu,i_, pnilui%_
t"'lii perfectly full, entire, complete,
;

\p-pii.uipirliiT,r va
to frighten
to
dread, to terrify, to scare.
[lungs).
yt-pifjupn/Ppni-p-ft s- lobe (of the
\lrp,f.u.i.n/ri a. liver coloured.
.

lt^f.</ni

s. bot.

germander

whose heart
melancholy.

l^-^^uty^A-Y^a,

ed;

fy. sad,

-ta^uimnp

is

turk,

touch-

full

a.

er, soothsayer; - il^,hu to examine

or consult the entrails, to prognosticate like an augur.
It-pif.iu^iriyni^p^i.'i, s. soothsaying,
(divination by the entrails of victims);
augury, omen.
l^t^f.iufiini-'ii^ * bot. liver-wort; turk.

'

tite, liver-stone.

-tfhpp- a. whose body

-ajty vn . to become
bald, to peel off, to come off.
\hp^lr,rva. to peel, to strip off.
,

Xt-p/ia/iiuiir ,

smooth-

baldness,

\jrp\ni-P^litii s.

ness, nakedness.

/b

/^/>%/>

uiplili-iai_,

n^

a . full of happiness,
bountiful , generous
plentiful, copious.
[ile, fruitful.
Xjiuiphp a. copious, abundant, fertIjiutpt-pMa'i, a. open-mouthed, greedy,
eager; ad. greedily, eagerly.
\J>iup.n,.,lfu a. copious, abundant;
Xjiai/iui/uwlii

\Jimp,u^

a.

a generous cupbearer.
with full hands ad.
bountifully, plentifully, generously;
uh;fu!i,u,uuiuiu
\h,up.nt-n:ii

x*nfbutg[ip

a.

\J.iufl,u.ni-Pfs. perfect knowledge.

l^/.i^^^4 a. well-bent (bow); -^ s.
skilful archers.

abundant, very cop-

ious, in the highest perfection.

a.-who has unlimited authorplenary powers - ni,ui[i/fu,% mi-

l^liui^l,
ity,

nister plenipotentiary.

superabundant ; brimful.

\JuuJ,,[, a.

s. full moon
moon; by moon-light.

\^l;uini.p,

\l>uilnpu,lili a.

sumptuous

ad.

at full

abundant, plentiful;

festive, merry; gluttonous.

\J,iufrl,p a. vast,

leviathan.
It-ip * declivity , incline , slope
steepness, a steep & profound declivity; ujit. -, - tun. - a. ad. precipitous;
in a sloping manner, downwards.
,

puiJ-iuli

\,t""fy''' a. full,

causing the mountains to tremble and quake.

\Ji-pli
ly a. hairless, bald gr. soft.
\hpliuMiui)ii a
mus. shrill
acute,
sharp.
[or skin is without hair.
\t-l,[,%a,p-p,q. a.

\tt-[iuip-ui'ii

glass 'of wine full to the brim; ip

^uiuuili iraipiniyi, nt^,iri_, to bc adult, to
arrive at man's estate; ^i ti phpiu"!,^
%nguM iruiifni. they are full of laughter,
of merriment ; ^. uium^hp
you are
quite right.
[very happy, joyful.

fe.

consumption, phthisis,
decline a. consumptive.
\J^p>t"'-^"'P \jrpii-npuili .piup s. hepa\jrpq.ui^uit-s.

\hpliutiruipj[fb

int^ujiU Ipntl^ pti-uml^ %tiuipiruai_j

moon

atiu, related, consanguinous ; - uip[iM.% , relationship, consanguinity, ties of blood, [side.

\irpq.i,i^,iai, -liyu liniiSh s. the liver
lA-^^ui4./;y*.haruspex, augur, divin\t-p^ut/i^jl

perieCt ;

immense

Ocean ).

uif s.

'\Jiuili,amu,p

a.

plenary

full

com-

plete, absolute ad. perfectly, entirely,

fully - l,^uu/i,n--P'l, absolute power,
;

authority; - li^u,tAu,i-np a plenipotentiary; - 'fcA-^/Y.ni-/?f <-% plenary

indulgence.
'\^l,u,^ui'i,7i'u-p a. full of wisdom, sensible, prudent ; ingenious, skilful.
l^tuiJt-tii a. with a bountiful hand,
hberal, generous.
[bent (bow).
l^liuiJfif a. skilful in archery ; wellXjiiuJln, a. abundant, copious ; generous, liberal.
[claws, or talons.
full

I^t "J a- full ; superabundant, copious; ad. fully, completely, thoroughly, entirely; perfectly;
umiiti, to
t

to load, to

fill,

ill,

heap

if.mqnt.ir ^/A-_

1^ uipiup fLufihi, many have heard

^< //Aiy^ S. \Jfu.%,u,r\ [t hi- [b ^.

him

Ijini-ili

fli

ui^inil^ At-iLof!

profusely, generously

loaded with booty ^.

;

by handsful,
^.

mi-u,paii-,

{u,n.o^

cover-

\J,u,iruj-f.['i^

a.

clawed

armed with

;;
,

38
be full, to abound; to be filled with, to be satiated.
\J.iitiu.,nuip a. heaped up, running
to

Xjiuiiu,!/; uii/ta/ vn.

over, full to
perfect.

overflowing; complete,
[munificent.
a.

l/u>uf.^f.-<.

liberal,

bountiful,

\J'w"tiu ad. abundantly, plentifully.

\Jiii,M,i,,^,l_ a. fruitful, fertile, productive, teeming.
[vast.
1^/<>x/>4</:<f% a.

extensive, spacious,

\j,uiju,uij& a. full of anger, angry.

\Jt'iigni.^u,%lrd; ni.gf, va. tO

with

fill

Up, tO

to satiate, to fill to overflowing, to load with; to satisfy; to

perfect, to finish, to ultimate.
fill

a.

\}..i.i^l,

abounding

full,

with;

he was tho glory and admiration of

the whole world; lr% %npta Irp^at- np_
he has two sons /^t* lyun^fi^
l-t^p.
npuiku h<- t-'i' whatever it may be
,

,^ui,- It.-

Ij.pu/i.n'ii

they married and

were given in marriage np 1,%^ ipit-^
inj k h'lb^b happen what may n^
die or ihpnK._p, adieu! good bye! fare-

Auti-Libanon.
frank-incense ; S. M/A.
[ant, overflowing.

...

h,- ih a. brimful, replete, abund\bqui'i,tj; qp va. to lick; to lap; to

\p

devour, to
annihilate,

consume

to destroy, to
[devour, to exterminate.
\Jiqu,2lA2_ utn^hj" va. to lick up, to
Xjf^j; k^f, \j,^^j; ^, S. \j,^u%tj:
Xl'ii, Lkt s. lake, lagoon;
basin;
wash-hand basin, wash-pot, tub.
;

wash-hand basin.
lake, mere, pool, pond
- i^'-unj or uMpuinuun^u,^ lake of
fig.
tears, eye ; - :,pn, lake of fire, hell V'i*' .4"'*
'

l^/.a",

i^j

s.

tuiiis-ipj/ii
the space between the chord
and the bow; <,. m</#% i^t'''' on the
margin of the lake.
,

/,
. lemon, citron;
o^upuili
or -lu^ni-p lemonade.
XjiiMili s. lemon-tree.
Ij-irujnii [, s. limbo.
\J,%f[,p'i, s. lyncurium, tourmalin.

XjfMnfb

\J'''"t

ll''ir'"3 *

gum

tfuii-t-i^

have sore gumes.

iL"t'"3

[alogy.

Genesis, gene-

\J/iihiiupu/i,n,-P-i,Li, s.

future
coming, inevitable ; s. the future, time to come.
\jn,irini-Pl,^, s. being, origin,'generation, creation, birth;
- uiirh^ to
fcreate, to produce from nothing, to
call into existence juM'ukn^p^h'uk or
;
J"ibl'3 /' - f"u to ^6 created, to
exist; -or ^[.p^ -/3fr.i Genesis
or -^ creatures, entities.
Xj/i't-in^

a.

\J!i,lr, hijl^

V.

yppu/tuM/hirp np.

l-pni-li.

to

wealthy, opulent.

-/'

1,1,11

chance to come to pass;

- uiiA to marry, to be married - c*?iin2_, pijj. illiJiitu%a to have commerce
with, to be in intimate relation with;
- p%j. ni-Jir^ to_stay with, to live
to sojourif; to
together; - ni-ph^
dwell - pk-plipnt-P-jii^ nL.pni^ to bc
the joy or happiness of; - /ft to become a man, to arrive at man's estate;
- ^,ui,,iM%iui
to be ordained priest
qpi^ipilijl, pyq. ftu, what shall I do ?
what will become of me? ^ giittm.^
to occur, to

uux

to

be

ilrp

t-p

llrinl_

or

lbll-a,l_

exist , to live ; to
to turn, to make
one'rt self; to happen, to take place,
.

consist; to

to

become,

h-i.

Jp ihgb

C^od forbid! lupu/ug

<

liu/iiu/bj ip'kt'''

>

'

well!

[birth, delivery.

\j,ini.SL

npif-i-nj

ad. plentifully",

Xf-nil_

procreation

abundantly

copiously, fully; completely; amply,

largely ; diffusely.
Xjint-P-f,,^ s. plenty, abundance, fulness; repletion; riches; 4'^"7. t ~P^'

abundance;^ -,

to live in

dance, profusely
^ sufiiciently, enough.
;

in abunpun-iu^uAf,

copious; abilndant;
abundantly.
ly./.t/ii lun-u/bj s. axle-tree
whirl
put to a spindle
shin or shin-bone,
the tibia.
[ounces) ; litre.
Xj'Miip initp b-p^
tp^ s. pound ( 16
\J-P ip^ ^>l^^- s. fulness plenitude
- lupiiiu'biru to fill a ditch ; [[t'- t^p"'L'
totally, entirely
completely ov".
ly.nc^f a. full,

ad. fully, plentifully,

Jlutbhru liiipnt-uiMjUy^ afrpl^ftpU

pn,l_,

to lay

p[i*-

^*--

waste the land; to desol-

ate the land in the fulness thereof;

Stiuiiii 4 i^i'litp ivb'- l>t-pnil_, the earth
is the Lord's and all that therein is.
X.l'PP' u'pha a. impudent, insolent,
impertinent, brazenfaced, bold; immodest, indecent, shameless; cynic.
l^/ly^ s. stuffing ; any thing used to
fill up a vacancy
knuckle-bones: dice;,
-luuiuiu to play at knuckle-bones.
:

\J."-'o VJf-'ib'T S. !,"/ 1 \niipir>

s. bot. linder-tree.

\Jipui

\i//u/r,_p

"/....j

s.

vexation, torment,

;,;

I'lS

oppression, ill usage; anguiah, sorrow,

affliction, trouble ; - q-ln-ai^uA^
obsession; hypochondria, spleen, blue
,

devils.

separated, divorced.

[separation.
divorce,
Yifhj; h^l va. to yoke ; to couple,
to join ; - ^u-,tii to harness the horses to a carriage, to get a coach ready ; - ^pliili'ip'i to match two horses ; to put horses to a coach; - ^uAA
jt'i'ij to apply oneself to ; gr. to substitute one letter for another.
li-^ti^^t'/" 0. contumacious, rebellious, stubborn, wilful, disobedient.
IjriAitj/ a. that shakes off the yoke,
disobedient, refractory, froward, rebellious ; - il!hki_, to shake off the
l^a-//Y.^,o4oi./?/rtA s. partial

XjJihJ; h^fi vna, io vex, to torment,

to oppress, to torture, to maltreat;
to afflict, to trouble, to molest; to be
possessed by devils ; to violate, to deflower, to dishonour; to ravish.
Ij^^^^o. that which vexes, torments,
oppresses, troubles.

torment, vexation; afflic[obedient, submissive.

\ifaip.iui,Ji a. that bears the yoke
Xiruiif-ltp a. that imposes a yoke
ijn'-Ii

s.

tion, trouble,

ory,
\lfliu/h

ipih-i^,

a.

place under the

to subject, to

yoke.

united under the same

l^-n/zT- a
yoke; joined, associated, allied; equal, matched gr. S. l4-u.4A5r
Xitnpq-uiitlfb a. germane, uterine.
.

balance; - ^u..
arms of the cross meeh.
n-uiP-y^lfu
lever; - kiiyyt beam of an assaying
balance ; - [3-k^biui_ or uMpiii/uuMiy,.
crook or elbow-; - ;.^t^.i, detent -.
\ituili,

to be refract[yoke (oxen).
capable of bearing the

yoke, to obtain liberty

,utf s.

leve^r;

\itu,^iuL.ai,

Jbpir%uMj

la-uf^^j a.

bearing the same yoke,

s.

s.

horsc-gin.
,

ried.

(among yoke-fellows)

va. to join, to

l^a-/i^^tr, Ir^jt

con-

- ie-"a" gr. to conjugate a verb

Jp- to unite in one - n^iunuini-,

join
[i

yoke-fellow , companion , fellow oolloague, partner; husband, spouse ; gr.

( letters ) of similar sounds ; - i.apui^
quiinnt^p-fti^,
consanguiuity ; - ipiis^u
to be united, accompanied ; to be mar-

vn. to quarrel

unite chastity with beauty.

la-o^ij.-P/>i-i *. conjunction, yoke,
union; ast. conjunction of two planets,
[pairs.
conjunction,
ad. proportionally; in
\it4aip s. acre (land measure).
\iiu,ir .bridle,reins.[tender;moist.
Xji^j; trguij vn. to become soft, or

syzigy

;(//.

Xtrnpii-opii'i'

to fall out with one's companions, to

make a quarrelsome household

litigate, to

to

contend, to dispute.

\b-ai^n.ni-n,-Plit% s. yoke-follo w War,

dispute among persons subject to the
same authority ; a quarrelsome household; controversy, dispute, quarrel;

j/ui;

vn. to

be impudent, shameless,

in-

solent; to lose all sense of shame, to

lay aside decency, to become shameless, to lead a debauched life to dare;
^%/,^ Mit^uij to look impudently.
\Jfi,n..[3f, \lin^Pl. s. impudence.
:

law-suit.
liruii^lnr, frj/i vna. to place under
the same yoke, to harness together
to conjoin, to join, to league, to unite,
to confederate to couple, to pair ; to
unite in marriage ; -j/t^fi %y vri' to
be united, conjoined; to be agreed;
to be married.
\p-iui^iii-PpL.1ii s. conjunction, junction, union, tie; marriage; ast. conjunction, syzigy; gr. substitution of
letters having similar sounds.
l6-i^^ a. yoked that draws ; 4lrj
- t-pp^fo^ drawn by six horseS"
;

\ttu.i.Jt,uiia.

unharnessed, detached;

\jluiiSMlluiir D.

Xjiuiu/un^

l^'^J'.

.house of ill-fame,brothel.

\/l.i,I/bu,j; hgu,) S. Xjfi'ttT,

'\jiuilrjni-jiu'iiirir, ni-gjt

impudent, obscene,

&C.

filthy.

\jimki!^ui%n,.p^l,L.% s.

obscene,

licentious language.
impudently
Xjiuikquip^ a
destly clothed or jewelled.
.

rcudcr

vu. to

filthy,

immo-

Xjimli m<-nj uib-iaj U. impudeut, Ifflmodest, shameless, lecherous, lewd,

libertine, licentious, insolent, unblushing, brazen-faced lascivious, wanton,
,

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IflH.

obscene

lustful,

- liu,^uiU,u to dance

1113

m'lilin!)

In^uA^

indecently.

sedan-chair.

impudence, effront-

s.

bedew

\nt^tetqni-qin^th-irt

w^J^

\ni[,fi s.

loij

/,

en-sea, laver.

[the deepest part.

the middle of a lake,
vn. to be stagnant,
[of a lake.

iTCutJiri^, Ji,2p s.

lx*A<ur, tuju.i

to stagnate.
X^uiipi, l7(X-^p*. side, margin, shore

whole, complete ad.

;

entirely, totally,

\.iiaJtj- S. \n,q^jt,r.
Yif^ihir vn. to dirty the cradle.
s.

greediness, gluttony.

churned.
\i',l.t,rva. to churn.
lin-.r, ^f, va. to

fill
to accomplish,
to spread, to diffuse ; to com-

plete, to

sole

a.

nil_

alone, only,

simple; empty, desert; deprived of; o[>

work-day ; - tniunJi JhtpqJiu/i,^ to
be, or to remain unpeopled; -tt.Jh-p^
disconsolate, very
uifn^ini^yhk
l>
sad - , or - /. -/ ad. only, simply
P-.u'iilii, -nilj with the word alone.
,

ad. S. L/4

penuyloss, naked, nude.

be alone, abandoned; to be empty, void, desert; to
deprived pfXniinL-Plit^, s. privation, want, emppoverty, indityness, void; - aj-iba
gence.
\ni, s. mould for soap.
swimming: flying; - ,p/,
\n,i^ s.
In^iai-nii

fl.

'liq.uib- a.

to fulfil

WaSh,

\n^[iMr, k-jiy vn. to

quite.

iJlrir, irj[, va. to press, to squeeze

;
to soften, to make tender; to knead;
ehem. to combine.

\Jhi-P-l,^,

tO

tomata.

y,

\nil[tuiiiup

\;r,^% a. entire,

VCi.

b. \n^utii'ip.

dtfb

life.

or nc. s. great lake, sea.

\Xu/^ "_3,9. pool,pond, marsh molt-

[to bathe.

S. ln?-'*p

lal6-/i,/^,

water plants.

bath; bathing-place;

s.

Xnif-uiiiu/i,

lavatory

ery,immode3ty, indecency, shamelessness licentiousness, obscenity, libertinism, dissolute

to

bath, bathing , ablution

s.

washing.

XjluiliiF S. XjiuirniiiatT*

\ji,n[ip, uik-iiij s. litter;

\jiinni-ppjr,

to

consumate; to load, tore

load, to fill again; to repeople; to

glut; to stuff; - ^u,^,^, to bend the
bow ; - in^%l, , to be at the full
(moon); - ^pk'i-., to fulfil the law; l^pliiiu p%i./?tA to satisfy the laws
01 nature qri^ opf^,o^ uihumit to instruct in, to fill with knowledge of
the divine law; - ^.^ tih^uipu,.., to
drive away hunger , to satisfy to
quench thirst - y/,^^ , to satisfy or
content one's wishes ; - ,^^4<./
to
,

stone-roller ; // - ui%^ui'hk-i_, to swim,

to take to the water , to jump into the
water; uMpliui'ulri^li -, to set floating,

launch ^ - by swimming;
- i,u,u,u/i,lri_ uhigiifbkij to swiui ovor,
or across ^ - 4u#/iAtf_ ^ ^unTu,^ to
swim to the shore [i - hp[tuMi_, to
swim to, to swim beyond.
-lu'ii
that swims,
Xaifuili
uiif a
* swimmer;
swimming; acquatic
acquatic animal, fish - o^-uyfi voto float, to

satisfy one's necessities; - qAhn.,, to

give to the priest, to consecrate; to

latile, bird.

\nqlf,r,

fi

swim;
joii-i,

vn. to

t-juif

to be buoyed
to fly, to float in the air.

up

to float,

Iniiusntuli O. \nq-uMntnlt

load with gifts

- qinhifi, to take the place of, to substitute, to replace - jp^i^ [i ilirp
to
fill up to the brim
uidhtiuyu u,k-^
;
i^.q.

mech. floating body.

Xnij^ir va. to roll, to level with a
cyUnder.
[plunger.
Xniinpif. Muj s. swimmer ; diver ; mech,
Xniinpij.ni-P-lii:!. s. art of swjmmlng.
\n,ini.li s. zool. tipula; podura.
\n,qnJL-ir va. to masticate, to chew.
\njtf a. liquid, fluid; loose, free;

- {^-irniiupMu'i/i, ^n[, to sproad the

Gospel of Christ everywhere.
l>/#.i_^, i^ujf vn. to be filled, to come
to its highest pitch, to complete ;/i.ni.
iuj,/, ^.uuiuliia, he becomes adult.

mellow, tender - pn^o/i j^en,

easy in the bowels - ib'i,iri^pi,ni-P^yiu%,
to be easy in the bowels to have the
diarrhoea, flux, looseness ;-4<i.i7.t^4F'
immodest dress - l^hmiip debauch-

be consecrated; .^t/p - ^hn.u to

dip the hands in blood, to assassinate;
,

nn_f>

i,uit^k-i-o_p

to

if"

\nii.u,'huiir

iuj,uj

vn. to wash,

batho oneself, to take a bath

to

pnt..

1^Y,"'5"7. fuipJli'b

soft,

ery, dissolute

life.

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\y in'-iy

brightness,
splendour ; fire ; illumination ; day
Bun; sky; eye; fig. consolation, relief,
balm, balsam ; - or - uiuhiy Eternal
Light ; - {,u,t.iumi) - iffuia the light
of faith; light of intellect ;- ^ra^^
a gentle light ; - ifnif-ftuM^nufi northern
lights, (aurora borealis) ; - lrih^mpiu_
l[u.% , electric light ; - ^"'it
gas light
ad. by the light of, in broad day/> light, openly, visibly h^ib^p -,k^y^
itrL. -, let there be light
and there was
<

"Ls- light;

'

light

ni^^fU f^r^ .p^l* "'^^/""^'/'^

up.\

l,n^
\np'S%uJjliili

\npJ!ti,ainlruui^ a. SaliVftl.

on edge.
obsceuB soug.

\n[,-2Cir,r,

t-jl va. to set

\npn^um

s.

\np,

a. inert, idle, lazy,

t-^iaj

\ni,n,%[r,

wearied;

tigued,

itMii-hrmuilipq gf.nL. auin-iutfiusf^

Holy Light

hall,

offspring of heaven firstborn, oroftheEternalcoeterrial beam;

ih^ ~ iM*liir[a-uMn l^uMir^iutruit^ utiiilnnt-p nO
!

joy without alloy;

to

iruf.lri_inL.unj,

dawn Jt'iii_ -* is-bdrP'' >li'pk"^"!ip it

was scarcely break of day at day
;

>

break, at early down; ^ ^hliui^

i.,i,i_, [,

come

to

out, to appear; to come into the world, to be

born to give birth or life to k"P"'-.
um'tikuf- ui^iiif to lose one's sight ; miui_u,^ug, to open the eyes, to cause
to perceive, to warn ; u,ir^n,liki_inL.uy
nL.pni._p, no longer to behold the light
of day, to die ; [ - mftL-ij ^u/blri_l, to bring to light, to discover, to publish, to illustrate ; [i - /Aluuft-^ ^fw.
uihu/ii to bring out, to publish a work;
- uin%ni.i_, to see the day; to grow
light ; f.q. to be enlightened, illuminated; /. - n-uMoXuiij to issue from an
eclipse ;-./^, to instruct, to enlighten ; tuiiun piTna ^ pj' giMtt^^nl-[3-lr
i,uiiii,^iifi_,

light of

my
my

love,

my
my

eyes,

my life, my heart,
my dearest one,

darling,

sweet one u,^ [nrjp nik-u^ei, qI be struck blind! *damn my

eyes
[window.
;

may

Vvtisjs

^Pt-e

sky-light

|fyi#jp D. \nL.miju7fP

garret-

salmon.
kidney-bean.

\nuq.[i s. zool.

Iniilinu
"/

fli

s.

q-t-n/ .

\np,n%ng

xnnuiJuina.
'quail
s.

uJu

\nnaifuin^

Jm^ - young -.

cage for quails.

\npA or \npJ% AnL%p JuAa

,

liva, spittle,

S. SEL-

slobber, slaver, drivel;

tnpAaL^tu h-npirnnL.qtu%ls-f, tO SlaVCr, to

slabber, to drivel ;-. .i/.j
foam;,

aJ^, venomous slime; - ^y."'-*<2?"".3

slime ^^<J% i.mplr2i<nj yeast, barm.

>

inpm'iik-u,i_ ,1^,1^,

fft-

wearied peasant.
InpuiJinL.^ S. \0//nL%Pfr,

aig s. adder, a small non

venomous yellow serpent adored by
\ni,u,ni-

the ancient Egyptians.

\^P3^< aba s. convulsion, violent

contracting of the sinews, spasm.
VnL. nu S. flea irui^pfFg^ npniih-iau
,

u^iU

sluggish.

VU. tO 1)6 tlrcd,

to flea, to clear
ni^uib- -nj
bite,
,

from

[uiyp-,
/ua^pt-iv^

fleas

biting

p-y,

bitten.
ln- s, the hearing, the act of hearing - u,n.%iri_, to make known, to bring
;

intelligence, to announce, to publish,

to divulgate, to spread the news ; il^h/j to be heard of, to be announced, to be made known, to be published, promulgated - t^ttr p.iJi>p tinpu,
his words were heard ;-[>-, ad. publicly, in presence, in the hearing of;
IrL. Muuk tj'tinuu,^ f/bi - /. hO toM thCffl
in my hearing.
s
bot. flea-bane , \iiL.uin.irii^
;

-wort

turk

\,,L.uiil,

mni-mk'i'li

-^

s.

bath

wash-house

scullery; privy, watercloset, closesuds,

stool; slop-pail; ."-; -it'^a
slop,' sink, drain ; ^pif -^ > thermal
baths, hot baths.
\n,-uifingili s. cleansing substance
-^ washer, scourer, fuller ; washerwoman, laundress ; bath.
\ni.uAuiir
uij[i va
to wash , to
cleanse, to bathe ; to rinse ; - q/rpt-uu
to wash the face of; to wash one's
face ; ini.ui%iiiir qitn-u , I wash my
hands of it, I'll have nothing to do
with it ; - q<ip p-^uitTu/iio^p to scold,
to upbraid, to reprimand, *to blow up;
inL.pp. - 1 to innundate, to wash away,
to destroy by floods ; mifbt-u - , to
wash a blackamoor white, to lose
one's labour.
\nt.u,'i,uiMr, uiguMf vn. to wash, to wash
one's self; to bathe, to bathe one's
self; fig. to clear one's self from, to
wash out a stain of dishonour ; - ^.

lutMMpkVi,

^L-pSji

to refuse a recompense ; to lose, to abort, to fail,

niiL"/,

to miscarry,

to

have an abortion, a

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262

IflV

premature birth

^'-" ^-"^'"u

t'wc

^yn^uAiopytmi-P-ls-iuiriA jou Contaminate others by your iniquities.

lni-,u^uA s. wash-hand basin; basin

or tub to wash in lavatorium lavabo.
;

2i"~P

\nL,m^u,%n^

'

Ini^uijiupiai,

ablution. [S. l>-</^i

s. towel; linen napkin;

ress,

temper
fold, to

-, washing "^ub, bath.

that serTes to wash in;

[^/j^/p

lniL.uijj[,// a.

\ni.ia^n--HL

lution

washiug, bathing

s.

-giTni-'ii^

l/t.uy^

bleaching

j^j
o/f

ab-

bath.

washing day.

kidney-beans p-tipir French-beans; uui^uiuil^ -, haricot -;

- un^,u,li,Ji, scarlet runners.
lnL.p[,u, s.

*\n^lrj; t^l, va. to hem.

dilute, to soften ; to unto dissipate, to dis-

to

develope

perse; to melt, to dissolve; to explain ; to analyse ; to change; to violate, to infringe ; - ^p^ntiiu, to free
from the pains of labour, to cause to
bring forth - ^kplintiiu "unpui to be
uilrpui'b, to
born of her; - i^'^ifa
breakfast, to take refreshment; -^^
,

<

n.u^u

break one's

to

fast

^^

f-

to take away a person's

life, to kill, to slay, to murder ; - m.
iik'i.gu.qnju

[&c.
Kj.ui^

plant-louse, wineaphis
fretter, insect blight on plants.
\,.l,7C s.

fusible.

Irfi

washing, whitening;

-^l>j

fluidity; solu-

yoke,
to loose; to dissolve, to decompose,
to break; to resolve, to decide; to

washer, bleacher;

s.

s.

bihty ; fusibility.
loi-S-HAA^ a. soluble

washer-woman laund-

.uj

- 4/* tOr -n<-4^

purgative medicine.

va. to untie, to unto unchain, to unbind, to undo,

\iiL-iujuii7u/i,

liquid, fluid

n-t-q^

\n,-itu/btr,r,

washing place bath.

\ni-uijii/iip s.

f ip-y

wash-house, laundry

s.

iih-pi-iu%lii_

\nL.itu,iuAni-P-[i^

dish-

\'"-"'3"'2r''~r ^*
slops, suds; filth, dirt.

water,

to be freed; soluble
;
fusible; volatile; fig. fugitive, transitory - lihpuilinM-ii flesh, meat food ;
;

Xnt-builiu,"!, a.

washed.

[at^iitnuj'(r a.

\ni^iiMqujji

Iflh

lar

\nu[ujfii s. sleet.

ir.uitq.^iu'h

to
to

end one's days,

to

cease to live, to
to absolve, or remit sin
die - ^imauil/iilip to annul a sentence ^pkliu to violate the laws, to transgress - ^luijiuMid-a to break the sabbath; - qlu,ui-uip, to shed a hght in the
darkness to make darkness light
ilpt^u - . to be punished - ^A-jni. to
untie, to cause to speak - ^uiirn,.u_
to dissolve a marriage ^/n.-/?f ti
qujrir^tu'brL
l^n^iipb p Iqp-nt-l3-pt^%
tO
depart this

^nu

life,
,

IolS- ^nj s. yoke fig. yoke, subjection, slavery, bondage; pair, couple ; ast. libra, the balance (sign of the
,

zodiac )

mm: yoke

-^

hqu.'i.g

y oke

of oxen ;- kzs}-"3 P^'i'" of scales; beam

of a balance
ii.uM,^iu,f_ 1,%^ [, - li^^nij
to weigh with scales -.^ a pair
in pairs - [nr^m./gp t i.. i-hn.'!, [,,r
;

l"ipp"tt
y yoke is easy and my
burden light; lonint.^ ^- tif,Aiui.npui_
'

k^^pth to take the cowl (monk),

to take the veil (nun), to pronounce
the vows, to become a monk or nun
liufii

deflower, to violate - qu^pi, ^uj/pt-ip

to act in disregard of paternal love; ;

t(_gni-pjt

to

to

lUtTnt-ulini-ia-tritnt

n^l- l^"il

tO

bear the yoke of matrimony; i^iq. ia_

hnil ujitliu,%iri_, to place under the yoke;
fig. to subject, to reduce to slavery
;

to

lun%uipi,hi_itii. i}taif_,

yoke
ery

fig.

nlitt.

to

submit tamely

become a

iriu'Ll.u

to slav-

to'nilltiitii /'"4' fp'iija'u'ii'iruni^^

p-hiu'ii iTmu/jihij

to

bend under the

to pass

under the yoke,

vassal, or tributary

i.,u,L^,,i_ If-

take off the yoke

to

;^it._

unharness

/fhlii/im^-u

to

PoP m^

'i'^u ''di'"^'L'c [' f'"a i^'W'"'-L'c'''

to throw off tho ynko, *to i^iip tlie col'

open a sack ^piiilja/%

move the bowels; to
;

loosen, or

purge

autpa-u/ttpb u^uiinnt-.^tiitt

qju/ii.fuAui^'i,

ifuiiuiia-/

ment

his

Ir/nia-

he met with the punish-

crimes deserved.
to get loose, to

\ni^(tu,%[,ir, itMy vn.

become untied, to be dissolved, decomposed to languish, to fall off, to

;

flag; to

bo consumed, to waste away;

grow

soft or slack ; to stop, to stay,

lodge with; to be dismissed, destituted, deposed ; - // foit.tu^. jA4"'
ppjiiu to give up oneself entirely to
luxury j.fi..Moni- -, to melt into
tears - /# liir'i,u,j jiu^uuipi,k to cease
to live, to die - i ^tl
to evapor- f A,.^/><-t. to laugh heartily, S.
aije
to

to

;;,,

, <;

aes

IfiV

clearly

wants were provided

\nt.,iiupn[iiinp

nerves

lat-uiu^iui,

fluidity,

&C. S-

alarm

Vt.

thaw.

\ni-,iiau{

s.

fl.

whose eyes are

ophthalmic.
be depriv-

t-giy vn. to

l^A.u/^t,^ a. beautiful as light, lu-

luminous, bright.
\ni.utaf%uig a. illuminated, lighted
[globe of light.
that walks in light.
Xnt-uuitf-ni^iin s. ust. photosphcre
\ni-UitJif-pnt-p S. \ni-iiu/b/^uip [(eyCS).
\ni.uiiiii.nM-ni s. thc gatos of light
cid, clear,

furnished with light,

-hJ'va. to furnish with
[lestial, bright.
light, to illuminate,
\nt-uuiiiuipira. illustrious, noble ceXn^jiuiifii-pii. a.

well lighted
"4e'^'44-j.

S. Inijiu/^.

in

&C.

mech. float; -

\ni.quiii s.

fire,

ed of sight to be blind.
\ni.uiii^aipai-P-^Jb s. ophthalmy.

violation ; fainting ; - unrm-u'iini.p-lTUM'j,

J-n,ia4n,, dissolutioH of matrimony;
dissolving of an assembly ; - "p-'-b^j.
- 44-.
%l , diarrhoea , looseness, flux ;

death uutn^uiJu/iitiaj

uj

\ni.u,ii.ujpliir,

sion; explication, discovery, explanation; dilution; liquefaction; fluidity;

abolition ; infraction , infringement,

on

ficry,

\nt.uuiii.uipuil[iiA a,

liquefaction; weakness, languor.

\n..}y^ni-!M- s . solution ; decomposition, resolution, dissolution, disper-

t.n.-Y.,

a.

flames, bright with heat, red hot.

\ni.uuiiini^,lf,i a. that
sheds light,
luminous.
[diseased; blind.

med.
loi-a-f^a. solvent, dissolving
opening, laxative, purgative, [brains.
S.

clear.

lag a.

lestial.

lytic.

zygomatic
s .
\ni-iribt^
\n.-irn,.mir , l^n.-ft^ni-P/.^*'

make

luminous, bright
*. window; Lucifer, the Morning-star;
heavenly bodies, sun, moon, stars.
\n,.uini^iiu,it a. dwelling in light, ce-

the laying
Ini-ft-u.^^ J. cessation
waste, ruin, spoiling, jiestruction.
\niJtku,i_a. degraded, dismissed;
sickly, infirm; languid, faint; para-

"biMig

to explain, to

\ni.iiu,p.h[i

for.

qq-h-uin

emulsiou.

\n^.J>/i s.'zool. diver.

lt.J./, f_j *. mite,

[money.
small piece of

lnL.Jiyui^npl , \ni^iuipnlu

pj

S.

mO-

ney-changer; banker; mm^,, u/rqmii

-p exchange office ; bank.
exchange
\^J'uUul,nl.,a,-Pt>-'i. s

-qy-hglili

with

clothed or surrounded
luminous, radiant.

a.

light, bright,

\nt.MwqnL.iup[a- D, ipupi^,

having bright wings

with bright wings.

lnLuo./3-fri- o.

-yj" vn. to

fly

change

4"/""-""'^^i. ~Pp

/u4t^,

''O

>

win, to lose by the exchange; tip

-[thufi,, bill of exchange, S. $/""_
\,^..gu/i,hj;glva. to cause to hear.
\ni.n.

ia.J,

muto,

/^ft-uy

sileut, ta-

r.trp.u%ni_, in silence ; - 4"';

Lu.uip, absolute, blind faith; - Jpitij
to be silent, to keep silence, to

citurn -

li-u

remain mute; - /t^fri./' p^^'-'J'ni-l^k

to cease from being enemies to conceal enmity - /A^t^ jiuum];T(ui'iik to
be deprived of, to be degraded, deposed j-it^p, silence hush hold your
tongue l^-i^p, do not celebrate ^c.
4,^4p - 4if.. he could not refrain
;

\n.^u,f3-nip a. bright, lucid, splend[bright.

shining, radiant.

id,

-ftp a. full of light, very

a . that sheds light
luminous, brilliant; -/r vn. to shine,
to give light, to illuminate.
\n,.uu.ib

\niMUMinuii.

engendering, or prophotogenic phijs. phos-

\n,.aui{r[A a-

ducing
phor.

light,

lat-uuifttiuii

s.

].. inun.

\nE.n. Jn.-n. ad. Silently,

- ai-un^,
tacitly, in silence ; ^ru/ulintXa
gufbhL' to teach the children silence
a. S. l,'"-i-'
Xnu.uu.p.u.'h a.

X^uawi^iu'i-yir

that speaks distmctJy.

to speak
t^l va
,

phosphate.

va.phys. to phosphorize.
\n,^u,uif%n,i^a. phys. phosphoric.
\ni.uui(f%ni-P^I;iit s. phys. phosphor-

Ini.uuib-'i't-ir

escence.
\,,i-uu,bini-/i s. ph/^-

from speaking.

phys. phosphite.

Xnt-aiuiriuM,,, s. phys.

pbosphuret.

\n,.ui^uiqJ-a.

fomed of light, bright.

\ni.uuili--'ia. s.

light-bearing; candle-

stick; acolyte.
\n,.a,uihpui a. like a light,

clear,

angels\,,i.uuj//P^ a. of very white wool;

[inous.
bright, shining.
\,,..ua4['p a. that bears a light, lum-

luminous

-^

s.

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candid, holy, pure,

spotless, without stain or blemish.
\n,.um^lrp a. white haired.
Incnui^nifli a. of happj memory.
lo-u</j2C2*uA^, -^iTriTa. resplendent,
brilliant, sparkling, glittering, twink\ni.uuii[ioi a.

l(T^

\ni.umu^^^,t. ar that sheds light

resplendent, shining, radiant, [inous.
InLMuiiltun. a. burning, shining, lum\nt.uuiiliMMn.ni-P-litii s. illuminatiou.
\n,.aj,lp,ruiii.pni-P[,t.% s. lithophoto-

graphy.

ling.

a.

lo-urai(..f7j7'4

any opening to
admit light sky-light window, casement, dormer-window, [lamp-shade.
\ai.uati/hL.in

1^1,1,^ s.

sun-shadc
Xnt-Uu/bMuW, luijiy Vll. tO bO

\nuuia,r,fn,p

blind

light, tO

be daylight, to dawn ri^A^tc [nt.mu_

5^ op till tomorrow's dawn, till day;

,;
,

bright array
angels.

surrounded by a
p^n.^,^

hplfinyltb

very clear.
XpL-ummyiiibli a. wishing for, longing
of brilliant aspect.
for light.
[( eye )
\n,.uiMi,nlru u . that sBos tho light
\ni.i,nuipp a. lucid,

break, tomorrow opi, int-uiJiiuij daybreak begins to appear _

int-utauuai^
"Ln^u, [, p^iAm, they arrived at Plewna with day-break ^'fc.j- - JluM^ap.^^
P-lfii
early on Sunday morning t-i.
^tupuip- ini^niJiiujji, and Saturday commenced to appear jiun.u,2_ ^u/u .jui,-nM_i,'b
before day-break.
;

like the light, clear, bright, brilliant;

beautiful.
\n,.uiuini^ i/j a. that gives hght,
enlightening ; - ipit-ij to teach, to enlighten, to illuminate ; - u/^mu/^m^,
light-house ; -^ the starf
,

Xni.uu/biiu.p
u,g s
photography
photograph; photographer
a. photographic
trnij-uiliufi,
photogra- i-niSiuii-np phys. phophic puzzle
tochromatic image ;pfju"/"4<A i-puj_
4"A-/., negative, positive photograph;
t^uiiT [, u,uMi_ ^u/i,tri_ tf- lr, I am going
to have my photo taken.
[graph.
\nL.uuitiiiiupyj', irgii va
to photo.

lynx; ni%hi__uM^i
lynx-eyed.

MMMliniJip

ini-uufiini^u

to

bo

ynL-uu/ii^yg ^ni-^uij a. that permits

the light to pass s. S. \ni-uuiJh,-,n.
ln,.uuAj or -^ jfj s. margin - p^.
'iini.p-irui'i,^
the eyes
to
tp l-Lt
,

make marginal

notes.

^5^.

a. clear, bright, bril-

uiij

luminaries, stars ; fig. apostles,

prophets, doctors, &c- - tanXinrB. Xpi..
liant

s.

uuit-nph-i/\

vory luminous,

\nujiiui-npuj^y% u.

most splendid

ad. clearly, evidently, in the clearest manner.

Ipi-uun-npuji^in a. s. enlightened-

mind;

intelligent.

\ni-uiL.npuiuik^ii ad. clearly.

-^

L-auibtrlT b. L'nt^uuit-HitplriT*

\ni-uuii-iip

un^Sbsi S,

the eyes.
\ni-ua,pujp , u#j s. sacristan, vestry[shade.
clerk, sexton.
ap^hi_ s. screen , fire-screen
I"
o|^^ a. sun -lit, bright, splendid.

baptistery

uhntji

window, casement

liii-uutpuii s.

tjf

va. to illumiuate,
to render clear , to
brighten ^^.to enlighten, to illumine;
to light, to kindle ; to make serene
to restore to sight, to open the eyes
of; to manifest; im. to shine, to glitter, to sparkle, to brighten ; i^n^^^i
Xni-uuti^nptriT,

make

to

light

l^--/#^u,^# s.

photometer.
s. photometry.

\ni-uiu^,pi.p-l,ii,
lni-u/<Yuy6-</i.

a. brilliant,

bright,

luminous, resplendent.
\ni.iiuiuiMii,aiup a- full

m/A

full

i^tn^Lutld-ty

of light

- ^t-_

moon.

with gas

Ini-i/rau^ram^t^ujujjjry .

^utt^npjui

^^7t.ouu;^^^t.- a.

4/lti

spectroscope.
that gives light,

that illuminates.
\ni.uutu{uui^ a. that

crown;

s.

a.

\n^ujii'bn,Si,^ a. furnished with

vine light illustrious, brilliant.
;

jtplr^yliii

di-

{rli

i^uwn^t.

are lighted

fi ij-iul^uwlrti/i,

AutUujfufutp^ oil

p-iu_

/nt^uuit-npK-uif

fuiuimlrpo^ on the evening of the

king's arrival the streets were illuminated with lanterns.
\_p^'^ v,

\nt-ttutt.npirqni-altALi/*

surrounded with
splendid, bright, luminous.

\ni.uiM,uu,':,ini/ii

light,

has a luminous

glory, nimbus, halo.

fni^uuiL-ir,
tph-uii^

the streets of Calcutta

\nL.uuii-npli^a'

1'ni~liiut-n

illuminator ; unt-pp.
r['i"t''i' '\"*pP'^'~ np inL^uaut-nplruMn na
^uifuiliiniu,rii-iy^pu
St. Gregory, the of the Armenian nation.
s.

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,;

;,

a
lfii.Huii.npni.p[iiJii

brightillumination

light

s,

ness, glare, splendour ;

-4""/A-i gas-lighting; ^p,upni.t-uinui^
4'"* -.Bengal-lights; ini-uuii^imui^o^
illumination with lanterns.

shining with light

glittering , refulgent

\ni.u,u^uiii_ a

resplendent
dazzling - p,f.%
,

glow-worm,

s.

1.(1

p inuu%,ulili
moon-light.

epileptic

uijfiu

be

luminous
splendid
illustrious
-^ $. burning
and shining light.
[plumage.
\n,.uiu^lr,nLp u. havlug veTy white

shipper.

-^

s.

planet, or the luminary of the night;

moon, month

ir,ufni-3b

int-utiji

fnju ^i-i/%/>, moon-shine,

light ^.^f...iAf moon-beam;

rise

moonmoonor

*i/^

new moon liui^utt^iui^

m-n-TCui/lp -, full moon; ia*t_

MiiiJuiuii.nL./u

iht-,

^nt% 'hni-uMtinL% ^t-uuii^n crcscont,

waning, harvest moon liiMipirpnpuMli red moon, April moon; i/'nt-i_ini-i,'ii[i,
the waning of the moon; ast. mt-u[ii_
ini.iji,[i
phase g^ip-u,^^ [ni.u'iil, luna,

tion, the lunar

the

course

Jhi^i_lrL.

/'

moon
l^n

irL.

"i.~ k""'k

ceases to

'^pyj''li

S. "Piun-^/JY-

(tim-u not

ast.

nx^uTruicn/f

wax and wane

uiuJia-iun-uMjiiy/jnt^iilMpL,

ini-iinL^ip s.

speck

it

film, ca-

taract; pearl or web; pmuJ-lrij

i -t to couch a cataract.
Xnt-uiiiut^ufb^s. lunacy,

lihiih-.

\ni.,^ituiipi.p[,i3i s.

\ni.u%wj^

/f

[ ( plaUOt ).
Jupiter, Jove

ast.

[ni^ulifil^ b. ^nant-it-uij.
InL^uhl^ty p. \riL^uuiu^.

\nt-uinm
uij a
luuatic , moonstruck, mad; epileptic.
\nM.,Anm[nr, hgiy vu to bo luuatic;
to be subject to epileptic fits.
\iiM-u'iinuin-.p'[, s. lunacy, madness
epilepsy, the falling-sickness, [sible.
ln.m.u^f a
blameable reprehen'inM.mui^iJii a. outrageous, offensive.
.

scold,

reproach, to abuse, to im-

to'

precate.
s. injury,

\niua,,Ji,^

s.

or \ninuiu

\ni,uiiM3

\nt.iii/rpui^,Jii
s.

\n~u%iu^tuf

moon-shine

a. s.

s,

[l

moon-

moon-light night

S. bot,

lutheran

lotUS.
;

-m^.p-'S

lutheranism\ni-mni-m

agriot, black-chorry.
hearing, audition ; audience; news, account, report, rela-

\/"-P

s. bot.

ii'nj s.

rumour renown, fame;

;

discourse, sermon; obedience; noise

that wakes or rouses sound, voice,
cry O.""'"'-"'*- a-'J?"- - 1 the all-hear;

>

God

i-upirui^

bad news

ill

- ui,i^,k-i_, to warn, to avert; to

acquaint to announce tilunt-iu fi - lun^
%Iti_, to cause the deaf to hear; - ib.
"imItu to be heard; to be announced; to hear - ffit^ ,un'/**/.' *" listen
np to come to one's knowledge fr^".

news

superstitious re-

outrage; im-

precation.

ing

gard for the moon.

light,

s.

(,

selenography.

\nt~tt^utcr-^ui b, \at-u^jnur
Int-i/iiuiPiMiippp

selenite.

s.

tion; hearsay,

-t,

S*

Int-utilFia/i S. Ini-^inMn.

'^'-

'~ni-li

lunation.

beautiful moon-lit night, the

shone bright; - ^^"5 horse-shoe.

l^otiA

moon.

\ni~uhutltiuli

b*

\ni.u%u{^,up

even

was a

moon

moon-wor-

paraselene,

almauac, calendar.

\ni-u'butijnii) s.

'lni.%p-.a^

ad. like the

\iwi.u^,u,iiiki'

estial chorus.

lnLi.^4 s. small light; rush-light,

night-light ; an agreeable ligtt.
Xai^upi
u%[i or uitn/ s- moon, the

Ufa

Xni.ii'iiuiphi.hu/h a. ast. lunisolar.

ange-

a. bright, celestial,

angels.
lntot^ii#4^ s, pi. optic nerves.
InuitrpuiiT a. belonging to the cel-

lici

Xni^i/fiMUMtfui^n

\iiL.iiirtiyi,

ncomeuia, (Roman

s.

new moon), [mock-moon.

\nt-u%uj'iiini/iini.p'f s. ast.

brilliant,

cre-

\ni.u%u,Jk2_s. asU interlunium.

feast of the

a.

moon-shaped

orbicular.

\nt-ulbuiirni.m

light,

S.

brightness, splendour; lustre; perspicuity ; -p^[,iSr,^ your grace ; your lordship; your reverence.
\ni.iii,fuiu.

%uie,u:b2^liufii

S. 4".

brilliant.

-^iiL-iHi

mtupfi

\i)i.u%uiAhi-

\nt.uuM^iuMjinL-(3-JiM^i

month-

luJfia

embolismic or bissextile lunar

month - mt-ulii^ ast. lunar aspects.
lunar month, - year

scent-shaped
to shine, to shed light, to

the

in

lunar, lunary

Xni-Jiuiuliu/i, a.

ly ; lunatic

by moon-light

/i

Spread one's fame;

to hear with one's

nt-pni-^, to

uMliiu'i,2y3 ufi'-ij

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i,n>b

%Ll_lpy

put to silence, to impose silence

to interrupt, to cause to cease - dto

ears; /r^'/y ad. by hear-say, by

current report; -! listen! -a. only;
simple, without ornament; -o^i .workday.
\ni.pi3- '\ni.i,2_a. greenish-grey, ashcoloured; azure, blue, sky-coloured,

^/l^?" ,ruug

sky-blue.

to

\n^i. iPt"'3 a. gay, joyful ; spright; sober, grave, imposing, serious ; - tph-uap
seriously /> p"/_
fiuin. - with a serious voice
( ivijr-^s
state.
/- m2^i-g
[ ip2k ad. in a waking

ad. silently.

own

ly, lively

\n,-l

imp;

spirit,

s.

S. Xnp.nni-.

burning, scorching.

Xni.^u.liuj'b a.

Xni^gufhtrtr, j/. va. to light, to kindle;

to inflame, to burn.
\nM-^ujt^u^tn

tinder

mi^l-li int-ijlihu,^

l^hiuq

match,

S,

--box

i^i-jiil'

percussion-cap.
lnt.jj,_!li, s. lighting or setting on
fire ; illumination fire, conflagration.
\ni^ or \n^ s. zool. S. ft'nij.u/ii; shad.

^^ailpini-^

remorse

to stifle one's

or compunction.
\n,[,i X^-^p' a. taciturn, silent, mute;
lonely, solitary ; quiet, calm, peaceful private ; secret; ad. tacitly, silent,

ly, in silence

be

silent

without bustle - 4^,

f-H mil't silent, mute;
;

silence, secrecy

\n.n.-Pbt-'i' s.

turnity

calm, quiet, tranquillity ;

taci,..

to presBrvc silence ; ini-iru,^

%h[j u.,fJi,hiji^ to break silence ; i/tu^
tranquillity,
u,hi^[, -[^h,u%, to live in
.nn^iri^q^

to lead a peaceful life; ^fcT- -PkiuJ"^

u.'hgui'i.lri^ to pass over silently; ht^np
-p^hu/i, ili^l-pn, in the deep silence of
,

yni^alift

night; yp-k j-ou^ k lupituip-lt -% k

nuitl words are silver, silence is^old;
[sation.
- ! silence hush
l^.L^ffi s. silence ; interruption, ces,

lubricous, slippery.

\u{ni-ii, s.

bowyer, cotton beater.

\ufpirtir,

tuf[t

cause to

slip

\i.f[iirnUi

\u(pirl,ir, ir^mj vna. to

to slip

s. zool.

sea-weed, sea-grass.
l^u/pa-ni^itj or &-n/if

acoustic.
acoustics.
1^1, uifiu/ii a. acoustic.
\.,u,ukp a. that loves to hear, eager
to listen attentive, obedient.
liiiup.uAui^iu'ii a.

l./,puAoi-/3-/.t-t( s.

Ittl'pt) a.

to slide, to glide.

earth-worm;

bot.

D. iJ'iVl'^'

hearing , ear ; hall of

audience, auditory ; university.
\,,h[nluli a. that stops his ears;
that shuts his ears to.
that hears - -_
l_./t^. a. audible
cause
"t-iri^, to cause to hearken to, to
to grant; - ipbi^u to be heard or listlyi^liuA s

5.

\ii.mliuij

//J

yn-u/bliinn

V/-

tacitum,

O.

silent, quiet; solitary, retired.

l_r<.u45n._/?f s. silence, taciturnity.

\n-u,ukl,

" fond

of silence, taciturn.

\_n.uiiil,i,ni_pi,^, s.

taciturnity.
;

by Pythagoras.

be hearkened to - lrqlT%
your prayers have been
;

heard; hi/h'ii ij.f_j JhiiiPu/bp input.

the gods grant him.
^u/j *. pi ears sense of
\ulrilip
tuaniaiulilrii*
hearing; S. ^n^mpP-ui^ni-g.
\iitin,_p[,Jii s. the hearing; granting; obedience.
1 titl/*,

or -t.ui ad. tacitly, by

implication; secretly , in secret; silently, without bustle, in a private
Xii-hihm/i,

silence.
[manner.
l^.tti/*, j/. vn. to hold one's tongue,
to remain silent, to be silent; to keep
\ii-irin.-P-l,L^, s.

to cease to speak, to hold

one's peace to cease, to be at i-est,
to repose, to rest to be out of work

silence,

not to mention, to say nothing of,

to suppress, to pass over in silence.
'\n.h,jni-3iu'i,hir, nt-^l' va. to silence,
va.

to

place of silence -^ silence

-^ ^ln-P-ui^nputg^n^ the five
years' silence imposed on his scholars
lii.iui,u/i, s.

ened to

"'tyRp 4!"

ini^utf

l^'t-p

^i~Sriu^ va. to

audience to, to listen to;

to grant, to hearken to the prayer of;
- itu'p ^"" to perto understand
ceive the odour ^IphinJU ^in^t-^nji uin._
'i-hi_, to turn a deaf ear to
f^-y ?A I
have heard it said that gni-uipni^ ffui
hsten to me, hear me ;//ii-/ Jt^j hearken to us, grant our prayer n^ c'ti
[%Ji
they do not listen to me.
l^ut/tif 4 s. zool. torquilla, wry-neck.
Xtiirgnuriu/iihir, ni-git vo. to causs to
hear

to give

>

>

hear.

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l^iAuif.yi a. whitish, rather white.

become white,

X^iitiMuiiiiiT, uM^tuf vn.io

to whiten, to bleach.

l,ftt

complement, completeness, fulness;

accomplishment, completion, perfection, consummation; satiety; reunion,
multitude - in,^%l, full moon [ - ..
to accomplish, to complete, to
finish, to crown f - fuiu Irfu/iilru 4<i..
uuAitru to be accomplished, to be fulfilled; t - for the completion of ^ uiijruiliju 1
to complete my misfortunes, to give me the finishing blow,
to fill up the measure of my misfortunes - tt-uffi^nt^P-hit/ii hiitrpu/ii the
height of insolence; the lowest depth
of crime - tyt- ,fain.iuj "iinpiu
his
glory was at the highest pitch;

whiten, to render white, to bleach.

iflrij

platina.
lor^ a. . listening, hearing; auditor ; scholar, disciple ; obedient, docilB;,-^At^, to hear, to hearken to,
to lend an ear to.
[oustio nerves.
\tinnialiu/ii a. auditive ; - 2l"be
^'Clunifni-p-liu'ii s, hearing , audition
\iiiuiui^li s,

>

obedience, docility.
\iini- Jiipj: to hear and understand.
black-cherry-tree.
gaz^ette, newspaper ; paper, journal; gazzetteer, newsman,
[for a newspaper, journalist.
Xjiunf-puiuiirin , uij s. editor, writer
ljiiafpni.p-[iL.'i, s. journalism.

\u,mtrli,p s. bot.

\linL-mk-ii o. Intnirii

\piii^l,[,

l^i^iapuip ad. merrily.

Ijiia/iu/ii

ii-puig s-

perfection

\ji^upn/ii

accomplishment,

fulness.
IjiaAiuir, lu^uy vn. to be accomplished, finished; to overflow with.

ful

Complete,
to accomplish, to finish, to crown, to
coniplete the measure of, to carry to
its highest pitch, [ly, with effrontery.
l^(/f-<<if.<^ ad. impudently, insolentXpfLui^njii a, very or most impudent.
\jiiugnL.gufLhir, nt-gfi vu. to

woad.

countenance,

[merriment,

jollity.

gaiety , mirth,
lively, sprightly ; gay,

\i.l.uJl,u, a.

merry;

joyful,

joyful, gay, of a cheer-

\j>2u>liu,'bn,_p^l,ii,

s.

ad. gaily, joyfully,

l^plujiruiuAp S. \ji^ru,ni-p-liM^i.

\_puiui,umiuit a. brimful.
[fectly.
Xpiuuiku ad. fully, copiously, per-

s. bot.

l^t/2-u.f4/".

a. perfect, entire, full.

Ijiai^iu'bni-p-pii s.

l^f..n%u.</",

wake up
dulge

in

i-jiy vn. to

awaken,

become sprightly,
mirth, to make merry.
to

Xji^iujni.^iii'iitJ', nt-^fiva.

mer[rily.

to

to

to in-

awaken;

rouse to gaiety, to render merry,

to put into good humour; to lighten;

to

[smalt.
glazing, coarse enamel,

to brighten.
\f,2iu.piup s.

\ft2tpnn..P'l,,:ii s.

good humour, mer-

Ijipu/iiuMi/', Xjipia'iip S. \^i'pf"l'i

i^'p"*-.

riment, jollity, gaiety, joy; vivacity;

vigilance, alertness, watchfulness.
Xji^ni-uili s
chem. isatine ; --^m

Xjipuijat-ju/iitir, ni-gfi va. to

render

isatide.

Xjipialuoua. insolent,

impudent, foul-

mouthed.

[/^/"-^

impudent, to divest of shame.

- k-pt-u^ brazenijipk-y,^ S. Xj'pp
face, bare-face; - ukpi illicit love.
Ijip^iT, tgiy vn. to b^^ shameless,
impudent, bold, brazen-faced; to behave with insolence, to say silly, or
impertinent things.
,

Xfplib S. \Jrpp'
Ijipni-P-piLi, s. impudence, impertinence insolence shamelessness, arrogance, cynism ^ - ^,upini.ju/i,k-i_,
to render insolent.
,

XjiP^uiif-yi, a.

bluish grey, [ish grey.

becomc blula^ijj. obscurity of vi-

l^pP-aiiiaiJ', luguif vu. to

XjfP-ni-P [iiii
sion, indistinct sight.
Xfif^li s.

side-pavement, foot-way.

\fini.p-l<t^

Xjfni.^

s.

entire estate,

uMg s. spy, informer, police\j,uilrii

spy; betrayer, traitor ; emissary ; scout.
Ijimt-ut-j; frj^ va. to spy, to play
the spy, to watch, to search narrowly, to observe in secret; to waylay,
to lie in wait for.
l^pmi-oni./3^<_i s. oflSce Or employment of a spy, espionage.
\jii'"i""'' s. mar, ship's hold.
,

[tisfying.
tsti^ S. Ifm^jl-i,\jinqai(iuA a. that fiUs ; satiating, say^ynt-^u/lilrir, ni-j[, va. to fill, tO fiTl Up;
to satiate to accomplish, to complete,
[completes.
to effect.
\ji"'-j['l_a- that which fills, satiates,
;

\^,i/r,/rMr, i^p va. to leave, to abandon, to desert, to forsake, to quit, to

give up ; to disable ; to dismantle ; to

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discourage, to dishearten;

grow weak,
want

vn. to

i^u,j

be disabled,

to

languish, to

-/>//",

force

to

despair,

to

to be dispirited.

iaa

ishly, roguishly; cunningly, astutely;

the spell of eloquence ^n._

-u [,ii^ {iijk perhaps it was done
[^ryj imposture.
by mistake.

-^iP-iJiij

_j4- i<ii^

]o/pu,%p. fraud, deceit, cheat, rogu\3>ip.lri-iy fij a. dCfs-klg

fraudulent, fallacious; false,
treacherous, knavish, crafty, full oif
imposture, roguish, cunning, villainfleeting, transitory ; y.
ous, rascally
sharper, swindler; hypocrite, dissembler ; bait, lure, decoy - 1< fumifnu,
cheat, sharper, trickster; {.uup^lrui,
llh-nuiiunuilt^ t maSiC*
\oa,pirpat/fii-Rl'c3' s. doceit , imposition, cheat, imposture.
.

Xjpni^Uh

abandonment desertion,

s.

defection weakness, debility

ness of spirits, loss of courage.
;

\^ni-^u/birir, ni-jp

vtt.

to

low-

weakcu,

to

enfeeble; to dispirit, to discourage, to

dismay, to drive to despair.
l^^m-jn^aB s. discouragement.
X^q-l'li, ij-ili s. frock surtout; cloak.
;

lo^,

/.

s.

cyclamen;
\o^u,^

bannocks, meal cakes

S.

s. bot.

[,

bot.

^uip-.

bryony

snake-

weed anthropomorphon, mandragora

;

soot.

[sea-weed.

\<>n.u,q.t-ii^s.

n_3 s. bot. moss ; lichen;

turnsol, dutch orchal.

l,on.,n//;n^^p^

Ion. or Inn-

if-uy s. pi.

ed with moss.
l^on.u,%t^^

placo covor[orchal.

cudbear, alga tintoria,

lon./ uhptTs. bot. betouy.

s.

\on.u,uiipir,

lon.n,.4-m o.

mossy.

\liutplFiy

>

ceitful,

wicked monk.

loiuplriiu,/

luu^ptj/",

frj^ va.

t-j s.

to

cheat, to de-

to defraud, to dupe, to trick, to

gull, to inveigle, to insnare ; to plot,
to pervert, to
to hatch, to contrive

ceive

seduce, to mislead to mock, to laugh,

not to care, to trifle - / ^n//^/< to
cheat at play.
;

\iiup.lruiuiin[,[i

ulent

\3aipJi,aliu/b a,

fraud-

deceitful, false, illusory, insid-

ious, sophistical.

fraud, knavery

]ai.p4/..-/?/.-'fc s.

de-

cheat, fallacy, trick, artifice, roguishness, imposture, deception ; chicanvillainy , dishonery, dissimulation
esty - // ^<"<n-, cheat, a cheating
ceit,

|o

trick.

stratagem, artifice.
vn. to be cheated, deto be laughed to scorn, to be

\tiu,p.p-nii_s.

\suip.ltir, Irtjiy

ceived
jeered

[ducing, insinuating.

at.

l^^p/'i

deceitful, fallacious

^'-

In (Me) /"t *. the thirteenth letter of

the alphabet, and the eighth of the

ceitful, fallacious

consonants

smooth-tongued.

It

/,

^,

forty, fortieth.

sometimes confounded with

the letters 4&'ii for example :^unf^p,
is

]i!<npn-

lunipn..4 o.

]au.f2nt.4/i af.

\iiuq. s.

]o<n^,

ing,

-^,

deceit, fraud, cheata. fraudulent, deceitful;

(ij s.

knavery

deceived, cheated, defrauded, duped

- {.nptrhij ui_, to cheat, to defraud,
to dupe, to swindle /. - ui'iiliu,'hirj_, to
be deceived, to fall into error /r -u
Ipi^jfiihu to be in fault; ^V/^ - ^n.u..
iA-t^, to
detect in fraud ; ^^^ -.,, ^ii^
ad. fraudulently, deceitfully, knav.
;

chcating dosmirking,
,

crafty

deceitful;

sf.

deceiver.

two edged sword.

f,^ s.

mus. note

notch of an arrow
\>,up.,

se-

line, letter

ini-uiq.t-i_^u

to

-^j solfoggio /-/'"z^

Jti_-[it-_p qk-quAui^ pM}j to note an air,
to write it down; - a. immoderately
addicted to immature, unripe.
solfa

ini-ni/f nt.3

\iuiqtrir,

roll

to

ir^l,

mark

va. to draw lines, to

out, to delineate, to

mark, to brand.
Pg s- war ; dispute, quarrel,
sedition, fight;- uinHru to dispute,
outline

\au,qJ',

to

269

lll,l

to contest, to debate
come to blows.
IHiay^i/Li^n^^

to fight

to

ing,

Warlike,
troubling

\^

InfUij^/iu^iu^ a.

va. to bite ; to chew,

to tear in pieces ; ^g. to
nettle, to sting, to snarl at, to revile
;
- qJliJb-u/ba to bite one another.
lu.i/S-a.iY.. biting, pungent
fig. satirical, cynical; - ik-^,., tart tongue
\iiuiru,'i,y,r, irl,

gnaw

to

knuckle-bones

lauMPiajit-ir, trj[,

n ).

va. to

damage, to

spoil ; to corrupt; to ruin, to shatter;

to rumple, to crumple, [of a pale grey.
\ou,J- [,j a. rude gr. aspirate - i-yi',
;
\auiJ-u,^p, s. chem. cyanogen.
\aiuJ-iuf{,u't, a. chem. cyanic.
,

blue-eyed.
\i,i,/-uii/hi-J- a. low, vulgar, plebeian;-. - ,ai/p./u, ir,ap^lili, the mob,
the rabble, the populace.
\aaij-lrpfiiup- s. chem. cyanide of iron.
]niuc//><.( chem. s. cyanuret.
\a,uJ-ni-i,^ s. chem.
\aaifi.pl,/i

[,

Prussian blue.
hot. primrose

cowslip.

[skin.

speck, point; mole on the

[ s. skull of animals.
\au,iuMjh4l!t, ad. with the head.
\sutiuMpuil[M^ip s.

or capitals.
1i)iu^^%,

/i

ornaments on freizes
[or buildings.
snail: suit of rooms

s.

\iutluuji_s.

coarse sieve, corn sieve-

1ii</i/u/n^

loiMi^iJiip

s.

.j
Iiui/ua/b^tirva.

s'.

man-cook, [shout.

to howl, to yeli, to

la.S-/i

^'el'

it,.y s.

\aa,ttl,l3-,y

[ijj

bird's crop, craw.

gizzard.
s. salary ; quarterly

lou,6-i.a-

\itub-ni.'Ji, s.

\iut^

uag

s.

s. bite, biting; sting.

act of biting.
unripe, immature ; sour,

harsh
rugged
fig.
rough, unkind, cruel, inhuman inexpert, unpractised, ignorant; ill-bred,
boorish, awkward, rude.
[harsh.
\a,^^ujpuiity a. hard-hearted, rude,
bitter

harsh

lnu/^u,,^^6r a. seditious

turbulent; -

factious

uuiuji,ui,^n,.p-li,Jii

-ni-PF

sedition, revolt, rebellion.

Y't^iaifunp^m.p-'f s. immature judgment, puerihty.
[ripe fruit.
laui^ui^pp- u,n.%lr,r va. to gather un-

s.

\iiui^uMlinL.p- a.

gathered premature-

harsh, unripe; new, fresh; premature ; - f <_/; pure oil.

ly,

\iiiilia,Jli,n a.

whose judgment

is

im-

mature, foolish, puerile.

ttuifuMj Pj s. chyle rennet curdled milk, curds.

[curdle.
]ouiluiujkir, tj^ va. to coagulate, to
^uifitMu^nji [ s. first stomach, vent;

ricle.

judgment,

unstable, ill-built, weak,

inconstant, mutable; -^s- emigration ; - ipilri^, to emigrate, to quit
one's country, [pleasant; barbarous.
\aui[uaiu,inL.[, a. rough, harsh, unspoiled, ruined

ruin,

waste.

unripeness, crudity ;
sourness, harshness, cruelty ; sed-

\iiMslint.[3-l,ci, s.

luu4,

/j s.

dish, viand,

to dislodge

to
;

remove, to

to

move

to

cause to totter;
to ruin; to refute, to confute; to emigrate - iaAi.uiJh , qnu^hpu tO dlslocate, to disjoint, to put out of joint;
- p.iiAi[it^ to tease, to annoy, to torment with idle gossip.
to shake, to

^iu^uirii-!/ii s.

destruction

displac-

^iui'^utq-npithJ', hgl, va. to

s.

head-cook

oi^ialiuib

cook.

-/.

under-

cook.
'\iiiui,atpuM% s.

^uifiuitrir, tj/i va.

[cooked meat.
mess meat,

ition, rebellion.

frail;

\aui[umMiM(t- a,

folly,

or inexperie nee.
fi^.

lnu//<><-m a.

want of mature
youthful ignorance

\iuiliia,r,ni-P-lX s.

change;

mordacity, sharpness.

stipend.

immoderate, derisive

laughter.

displace

\iiuirh-u,li

lii/.^ .

'[aui/juj',

fuofif!

\Oiuh-uMuiiiMiiP s. bite*
\a,b-utmhir, ir^Jtva.toViiQ, to nibble.

\auiJ-,u//ii a.

removal emigration - o-^t^u/j

dislocation, luxation.

martial
brave valiant
perturbing, seditious, factious.
louf^^L^, ,nir^ s. must, new wine.
\^u,p- s. flat side of the carpus in
sheep, (small knee-bone used in the

game

,,,

kitchen-maid;
water.

kitchen; iyu/o/A ^
int-iujai2nt-p

\iu,i,uipunini-P-lii^

dishes served up
dainty meats.
loui^uspiupnE^P

s.

-f

cookery

-/.

dish-

the

seasoning of dishes

sf.

cook

cook-maid.

&c.
]uo/4^,t.r, tj[, va. to overdo, to cook
too much, to burn, to spoil; to cor]ou,4/it4-,

&c. S.

Ooi-f.x',

;
,,

;,;

270

ing

marbles

currier

game of
backgammon -

liiilru-j ^i.^.uiliiu^

- iu^mf
draughts
,

luijliL-nuj^^

tanner-

[tan.

piiMii^/utenuj/ji

hijfi VII.

&C.O.

serene mind

-/i/

mentary vesper service

;

]nu/f^mY./4A-<//g a.

to gamble away one's

fortune, to lose one's fortune by gambling; j-^j-uiplri^^ -nj to leave off play-

\i,uiiuinui^nj,n

byt.-y< it
IS no lOKO

not to be

is

to take as a joke

/*"*>-

deride, to

]auj,iia,iiiii,{ui'i

shore, side of a river

gulf, roaddivision, pigeon-hole.

lOuji^tji^tJqng^nuibti-l/'r

cify, to

ijfiuij s.

make game

of; -tifti^

he was fortune's plaything,

or the sport of fortune, fortune mocki,n,iJh^ *-. iu[tu,^ - , at the

mercy of winds and waves.
lfluiu,il._p
ik,^ s, plaything, toy,

ed him

calm

nL-aii

VCC.

tO pa-

to conciliate, to recon-

cile,

ulaiiiru to

peace-making,
j. peace-mak-

reconciliation.

a.

\amiiu,iiiopuipiii.p[,i.% s. pacification,

player; dancer;
game, play, toy, plaything trifle, trifling amusement
foolery
gewgaw
bawble fig. laughing-stock, butt;ilHihij to become the laughing-stock
of;

uij

p.ai[uil,'i,

[moderation.
i.love of peace,

pacifying, conciliating
er, pacifier, reconciler.

meadow marsh, moor;

pacific, quiet.

]uj.i#Y_"if^i-/?^ti
]u//^.u.^.^/u^

P^"'L 277-' joking apart, in good earnest; - *\iu'i.^u to sing a song.

[ij a.

a.

be appeas-

grow calm.

gentle.

peace-breaker,

fond of peace, that

loves tranquillity, peaceable, peaceful.
|du,,^<uyui<//i^
-./^ a. mild
soft

\aujiiiuilili

s.

uigiy vn. to

\iuii[iu,iu,ui[i

stead

peacefully assem-

a.

\a,si,jiuinijitiuij',

A?

living in peace.

ed, tranquillized, to

to

sport or mockery of, to laugh

at a person; ^'i^ - u.n-it^, to rally, to
joke with, to jest with to turn to ridicule i^iif. - ftiiq. -II ad. for fun, in jest,
for a joke, jestingly np^uifi - ///r^,/_
j// ifiiif. %nuu, how many tricks I played on them P';/i_ mni-p ufinf-p j-^

^'""t>

placid

rebelHous.

it

make

turbulent, unquiet, restless, seditious,

uinhia^

mock,

a.

\aaiiiui,iu,irp.iilu

^ti

trifled with,

ttniJih-ianu

'i'tu to ridicule, to

calm

bled.

^u,iruiph[_,

tranquil.

certificate

\t.iiui,iu,triui.u,i_

placidly,

arf.

of poverty; - n#f"''''""' the Pacific

Ocean - qni, peace-offering.

ing

OtC.

juuir^iui^iu^u/^ a, S. iiYf"<^; *. suppli-

-[,

peacefully, calmly, quietly, serenely.

I,

^fri^iMiihaij^

interlude.
lu,^^ a. calm , tranquil , serene,
peaceful, undisturbed, quiet; - JJtaig,
laaiiiui^uiiii-^iiai s.

Jk%ujp,

hide,

- * u,i^tuuin^lil>
chess
buff; - P'lP-y card-playing, S. ^'ni-,ifl
- liui^uij, game of chano e - piu/t/y a
pun, play upon words; ul^iiri^tiiujhjli
^ - to be in no mood for sport, not to
be in a sporting mood; /> - 'iuim,./b[,u
t[ut/jiuiir,pi_ ^ -o
to abandon oneself to
amusements [ - ./i.u.it^, to join a
game to sit down to play; i[/bhi_ju,_
n^i^ [, -[,, to have a good game to
have a good-hand (cart/*), to be a lucky
player ib'i.t_
Lt^ ^p.lMI^^ [l ^/ to have
Lnnnt-ciuthh-t h /' to
ill luck at play
_
play or to gamble away .^At^ ^,
;

*raw

leather-dresser,

""J

to curry, to
\a.u,i^ul,inpq.n,.Rlii^ s. tanning.
uij a. childish, playful.
\3i^uli
\au.,liulil,^ a. s. playfellow, playmate.

- n,uu,[,%2^
blind man's

[skin.

trifles.

\a,n,/ij.lrj;

boat, barge

lij.Y.'"^"/?-

;
;

toy-man Jfi J-ui_

<lo not waste

b ~ib"

ib'iibp

}oui,iui^i s.

of tennis

lu,7iu,n.i7ij_-[huij

your time with

iruiiliuTCiuii.

gambling, gaming; -:f

Olympic games -b nil,
[{inirufl,,.j
Tiupinj,^ wrestling
wrestling ^%.u4
fti-j.-uli -, the game
ut/ -"-5

joint, articulation, socket; touch, feel-

air

lll.T,

trash
trinket trifle
knick-knack
thing of nought; game, play; anat.

rupt, to ruin.
re]ouiii ni-j or ^_5 s. play, game
creation, pastime, amusement, sport
fun, joke, raillery, pleasantery, mockery; mummery, foolery ; games scene,
stage, theatre; mus. a note; *song,

[tranquil, serene,

]aiuiiu,qu,i^^, a.

very calm, peaceful,

\ou,niiiqirir, tj[,

va. to pacify, to ap-

pease, to calm, to allay, to assuage

to conciliate, to reconcile, to accommodate, to adjust; to hide, to conceal, to keep secret; -f J", h^iy vn. to
become calm, to be pacified, tranquillized; to be reconciled; ^'iiunutit
iiuMiiniun
be quiet, be tranquil, compose your,

,,
;,
,

elf.

[quietly, softly, gently.

;
,;,

to roll on the ground jmu.M^- - tf-jt^

to march, to advance jtrmu to retrograde, to retreat; ui[iq.o^ or
,

peacefully

ad.

XtuMnuiifji^

calmly

"iiiuu

peace (jalm, tranquilrepose pacification,

conciliation; - /fim- J^lrn_, peace be
with you; - "T.!-^, iTaiiu^, peace of
mind uyp -pi angel or messenger
01 peace
^u^HSftt (unn^it Mialii^nnp t
perfect peace, profound tranquillity,
sweet repose ;
'Alri_
to make
peace lihiui^f, -p% to live in peace
iun.%lr_ - f^iif. nL.dhg
to make one's
peace with -p-hmir^ iliihi_i^,n. nf.Jtg
to be at peace with; hy'^drub l""p>
juAjii,f.nil_ -piru/ii, to enjoy profouad
peace; to live in comfort; iu,iJiihi_iito disturb', to break the peace //^.
i^U IuoiiIt^ ft or l> ^iMi^uint-P-fiK^ ~(3-h
to sue for peace
Jkpj-lri_ ^.uti -pt
to refuse terms of peace, to reject
means for reconciliation, to be opposed to conciliatory measures -Pp ad.
peaceably, peacefully, in peace .^.
louiHuiqnJli

s.

lity, quiet, rest,

'

'"bt""- "'il"3 ~ b

scowl

happy and contented ;

am

[''i<

ii^Y/^frt.4-_j4-

God rest

his soul; peace to

his soul lf(iP [ - , h-pPui/^ -phiuirp.
go in peace ; God be with you 3bui

%irui St/'

-Pp goodbye

play, to sport, to
oneself; to jupip, to leap, to
dance, to gambol, to frolic, to frisk
about; fig. to ridicule, to mock, to deride ; to jest, to joke, to play the fool;
to move, to walk, to go, to depart ; to
go away, to march, to start on a
journey; to take the field; to rush at,
to swoop down on ; to gush out, to
luafYu"/*, uMj[, vn. to

P"ll .^ l^'"tb

Lord

spirt; fuu^iuiu^k

S'^"'"-'*'

shall fall

ui<>p lrikL.yi_^uMiiu,j\ti,

b 4b-

the spirit of the

upon you
,

a../i/^ iiuiji

the clouds

/. . . .

to play at

. .
.

S. P*<ii-y/3-

1<j<u/^;

iFujItl^nLl^oli [i i/fuirruipqli
the
children are playing, are at play in
the garden n,.,ru,%i k -> whose turn
is it to play ? whose move is it ? i^npi/h
no sooner said
ll^Jt pu/iif/h luuititu/p
than done.
[brace.

luuii^uiti

affectionate emvH. to embraco

affectionately, to caress, to fondle to
embrace the knees, to supplicate with
^MiiuiuiiMiin.a'iip
\aiiiiiuiui,uui[,j;

s.

hgiy

oiu,u,ln -b-iu/j

interwoven,

interlaced, entwined like serpents.

\iu.,iu,2^s. gargle, gargling ; - .n.it^
to gargle.
[ments.
\tiiiquMukii <" P^^yf'^l) fond of amuse-

play-ground; gaming-

Ya-Miiluipu/i, s.

house; theatre.

adieu

amuse

spout forth, to

to

; - pi/i^ ^
'Urp"ii to
apostrophize, to rail at or against
some one, to revile , to burst into
bitter invectives, to inveigh against
- i-Pn^ to pity, to have compassion
on - // uiinmjin to triflc, to waste
one's time on trivial occupations -

aL,yf_

nt-pni^

looks, to frown

weeping;
the longed for peace

'lb'P"'J

tomenace with threatening

at,

were

\aiii,luiii^ni.p^L.% s. play, sport, divp,u,npnii,uliui'ii -^ , theatrical

ersion
representations. [fluid; s. S. ]o/Y>.y^.
}aui,iuij
Ij a. flowing , running ,
\auiquijjnii_, ufj s. player.
;

^np^ujj

of the Divine

inspiration

Spirit.
^Mjujgni^ju/iik-J',

"Ljjft

to cause

va.

march, to transfer, to
transport, to carry away; to advance,
to drive forward, to push on to pour
to

move,

to

out, to spirt

S. P'<i/-i"^/^

gathering round - ^fc^L Jj,Jiru,%u to

fall in love with, to be smitten with
love - qniTunTp. to make game of, to

current
lnuiiiiaj^
/>5 s. course
pouring out, effusion forward movement, progress, advance.

deride, to jeer, to insult; J'a'-ui *- hju

- , to go in and out, to frequent /A^
utiHii^pu ^uitiui/n^^- to laugh, to scorn,
to scoff at fortresses; -^ ui.umhpu,^,
A Jh-niut Jlunuihi- u^tuuih-nutqap
tO
move against, to advance to the attack, to rush to battle - pu/iiui^pi to
decamp ; to change quarters ; Pa.i-u,^.

[ng s. abscess, apostswelling wen ; wart ; pimple ,

pustule, tubercle; lra.uii_, ^ if^p trn.,u[_
-[ij, to suppurate, to form an abscess,

^^

~
dead, to
tu^p tb'"l^""-'"L ' ^0
drag oneself along, to be thrown down.
'

\ii,uqiMii-iuiiia

ume

or tumour.
\aiuiipiiiliir,r, t-jfi va. to deceive, to
entrap, to draw into a snare, to inveigle to vex, to trouble.
\iuui^ pji,/ s. snare, trap, ambush
?/- niilji. Iri- l^ii^ ftiiui^p f^lj
06 ill;

,;;

2 72

i"a3

clothed , to be poorly or shabbily

dressed.
hmlrq s
plaj-ground
]a^,jr,,i^
tennis court; - p-uimhp S. ^lump.
\iuip^nt-,ip- s. card, playing card
u,p^uili [uiaqp-iip^y paok of cards -ia.

tgf va. to sting, to prick;

l,i[iii]Cb luiyP-^
fig. to nettle, to pique
Qtuji
he feels remorse, he scruples at,
;

lu^y/?/fj

s.

iiijf

]aiajl3njuit.np

1"|].8

jaiyP-lnr,

sting
uij

point

prick

stingiiig, fur-

u.

nished with a stingbars, rails grating,

palissade.
\ttuifuiuJt,uj a. grated, cross-barred;
open, openwork; - if-m-n^, iron-gate.
\suiq2C,u^,_,i^ s. gristle, cartilage.
\aui2C,/hi-%_p s. anat. glands.
\u,,inq^, y s. grapes; uiu,ni-q_ -y or
~uitMiu,ni,nj a grape lim-m -nj grape\aui,i[uu,.r, ,j s.

railing, rail-fence

stone

/uai^

to gather

sour - 4/^*z.
u,p[iJii -nj wine.
bearing or produc-

uiijnfu

sect-bite

ing grapes.

^fuiiiniik^utf

s.

stiug, prick, in-

ill-piupnu-J-ia^uA

]yS-

decoy

bait,

s.

piece ,morseI ; spot, speckle

ripening colour of fyuits^aiyir/rir, h^fw

slice,
;

bit,

*dark or

lOuiyS^f .T, Irjiy VnU. tO

begin to ripen, to ripen, to grow ripe

(grapes), [to mature; to ripen grapes.
\luyhrlr^ni.^,u'blr,r, nM-^l; Va.

whose grapes are

lousG-wort, ped[coat of the eye.

p-uj^u'iip- s. uvea, uveous

]au,,inqu,p,nin

uncularia.

bite

luu>y/?n<.2& s
stinging , tingling ,
prickling; quilting, stitching, pinking.

[sour.

la.uinqu.^iun.'i, a-

puncture.

Ti)uiYn/^ip/r^, a.

\a,y^ni.u,h-, nj

to ripOU,

\s,yirnu, a. spottcd, spccklod.

\iujiitn>-,air

s. bot.

n^

s.

colouring, begin-

ning of ripeness in grapes.

]a,yui

\i,yaiu,p.,ikm a. spotted, chec-

[cricket.

quered, dappled, speckled, variegated.

s. zool.
staphylinus
currants, small grapes ;
gooseberry; night-shade, bane-wort,
morel; anat. uvula.
liJ<"<^<.^;^.
-[ncp a. guttural
rough, harsh, hard, unpleasing, grating to the ear (language).

\iuy,u,p.,f^,nni-P^l,iit s. odd modly of

colours, motley.
[icsome.
\iuuuiu,ily a. joyful, vivacious, frol\iiyu,iu[uuipl, -pi-a. speckled, spotted dapple, motley, sorrel, roan, pie-

lB//^n,^ti^ s. vine.
\>uin,ilril,Uu,g

lYn,j,4

s.

\3miiuiyinp

s.

music-book.

]a.ora. inexpert, unskilled,

tised, ignorant;

*.

To/./;<.ira,/; uM^uij

new

unprac-

be unskilful

or inexpert; to leave off a habit, to

break a custom.
[skill, or practice.
lauiJh^ppji, s. ignorance, want of
louiintirm,

chin.
}au,M/hi-P s. traces, (harness).
\iiiuJpuAa,j; uijuu vn. to fade, to
wither, to dry, to shrink, to waste
away, to languish, to grow weak, "to
be stunted; to spoil, to tarnish.
>

]uy^

^j s. sting ; spur , goad,

incentive ; -p iTmui^ [u/uj^
remorse, stings of conscience,

prickle
T^t

<

fig.

s. bol.

mild, pleasing, sweet

spotted, speckled,
-, inlaid work; - jo.
pliitij to inlay, to mark, to speckle.
^lymuiiT, ujj/i vn. to leap for joy, to
be in extasy, to frolic, to sport about;
]auij,ui-:Cujjhi-ti a.

i^n^S-

to

qb--lif.

>

become insolent,

\auyuiu/iip s.

pungent, stinging,
dwarf holly, [to goad.

\iyRu,'i,ui,tiir va. to sting, to spur,

to rebel.

extasy, transport,

thrill

of joy.
fOiymuiuiliuutli S. ^lujuiui^iapfit-.
yiuifuiiun-uMli

covered with

dis-

grace, loaded with shame , infamous,

ignominious, disgraceful, shameful;-,
-uip.u,p ad. shamefully, ignominiously,
disgracefully, infamously.
\auiju,uin.uiiia,j'uii, a. of au ignominious death.
ftMyuiuin-ui^lrir
jni-i)ii/i,irj; nL.j[,

Ir^f,

va. to

^ut/mian-ui^l-.

put to shame,

shame, to make ashamed; to unto debauch, to ruin, to corrupt;

to expose naked to violate, to dishonour, to blast.
loiu/oiuin.u/^nt/j^ti.s. shame, opproto

mask;

Y^uyPuii^uMp a.
;

|c.

marked;

compunction.
sharp

]a,y,^li%

s.

\'>'"'f(tlrjni-giii^itj' va. to wither,

to cause to shrink, to weaken, to
stunt, to kill; to tarnish, to spoil.

^a/'

4^^-. serpentine marble.

bald;

looking.

wine, must.

vn. to

;
,

iBia

275

brium, disgrace, ignominy, infamy,

turpitude
dishonour ; the private
,

parts.

[to variegate.

\Ouijinui^nt-^iu^ih-ir, ni~uli

\aiyuiai-li s.

harlequin

Va. to Spot,
zool.

spotted

red-shank.
\iuijmni-^_g s. speck, spot, mark.
^'yi't c-v pl^"'3 * fruit, production offering, oblation.
\au/h, ^j s. dish, platter, tray; basket, hamper
crumbs raspings filings, chips: *inn, hostelry.
\au/ii,p- s. trace
footstep; [ - ,u%^
liuiiih/j to trace, to follow a track.
\iu,'L,,.u,p s. disorder, confusion, disturbance ; waste ruin , corruption
perversion, depravation; overthrow;
a. disordered, confused, spoiled;

]]k'b

emotion, compassion, pity

tion,

-%u

/.

to move, to affeci?, to touch;

-Jio^ ad. tenderly, affectionately.
"h-lru

\aii/b^u, qui

m trip

moviug, affecting.

a.

lQu>tr^iuyuj<nt</', lr^[, VU.

tO

mOVO

tO

compassion, to excite pity, to compel

to tears
-in/<(/", t^uj vn. to melt to
tenderness, to be moved with compassion, to have pity
to entreat, to beseech, to supplicate, to implore ^u*.
q-iMMiiuimi^P /y"/' "iiiipuM
he was deeply
;

moved

aUn^uiL,

ptuM%n.ujitutuiirquiL,

took compassion on him; - /Af

moved

to pity by.

to

he
be

\jf.uinuMuiu^i^.

\iu3't,q.uiir, ui^l vn. to envy, to be

envious of, to grow or to be jealous
of, to look at with a jealous eye.
\>ui'bq.u!ii^
\iiJi,n.ni-[Hii^, s. envy,
spite, jealousy desire, covetousness,
greed.
[net: diamond.
I

\t,Mi'iiH.u,ityir, t-^fi

va. to disorder, to

confuse, to confound, to
to put out of countenance;
mar, to break, to destroy;
to ruin ; - iu,n-n,^i.(3-f,Ji,
to ruin the health.
laiiAfuipliir, t-guij vn. to be out of
order, to be spoiled; to give one's
self up or over to, to addict one's
disturb, to
disconcert,
to spoil, to
to corrupt,

self to.

causing

a.

\aii/iiH.uipl,i^

disorder,

spoiling, corrupting, disorganizing;

s.

disturber, corrupter, destroyer; perverter, seducer; perturberYituliif-uipnt^iIlM

\auAf

f_j s-

O. \Ou/ttt^iun

St

desire, inclination, wish;

fury, transport; poetic fire, genius,

enthusiasm ; tenderness , affection ,
love; - uiniihu to despise, to reproach, to contemn.
\3,u'i,n.iuti-ni,nii_ijfbl,irvn. to bo movod,

touched, affected.
|U/uV##Lui^fr/?- yiu/itr^itMiiuMiiuj^ d, tender, compassionate, full of tenderness,
affectionate, loving, warmly attached,
dotingly fond; affecting, moving,
touching, piteous ad. tenderly, affectionately, lovingly - nlnthij to love
,

dearly, to be passionately fond

ukp tender love, fondness.

of;

\iiiti'i,q.u,/iMuP^liir

to

grow

pt,ui_ vn. to melt

compassion or love,

attached.

iOuiitn.uftiinuiuia-pii ~tntifMii7/

ct.

tender,

loving , affectionate ; moving,

,
melting, affecting, pathetic.

fond

\auM'i,q.uj,iuiuiia''ift s.

tendemoss,

]n.i^-ifiai^

affec-

s.

mag-

load-stone,

dittany.
]a,u%l3-n.-n^p s. fringe, trimming.
\ou,liiit
\ouj%A
s. bait, lure, de/.J
coy fiff- allurement, charm, attraction
match; percussion-cap; burn,
luu/^p^i-^iu.^

s. hot.

burning, scorching; odour of burning

or scorching, * burnt smell; -[- /_
uMuu to bait, to allure, to decoy, to
entice

iupliu,%hi_,

to stir up,

^^nc

to kindle, to light;

poke a

to

fire;

iliuj,i.uij,

the attraction of glory ; the

allurement of gain.
\au/i,Jatn. a. burnt.
]iJra% Jmra^.r
irjp va. to bum , to
scorch, to singe -ii>[>irvn. to be burnt.
ujppng s. swaddlinglaui^J.^pfji-i,
band, swaddling clothes; cradle; /._
,

swaddle; u,p_
unswathe, to
take out of swaddling clothes ^ /<#"*_
inlr[_[,

-u

i,uliiri_

f,

to swathe, to

luu/hiuip/inj

to

Aiunpnq ujf/n-uur/ti' [t [uiultdtufpnna irOm

the cradle, from childhood, from infancy ; nt-p -^ l/b %npu, his birthplace ; p ^iui^_^uiiip(3-ni-^huMii the
cradle of civilization.
t

swaddled it..
be wrapped in swad-

Ysu/biiuppuiuiiuin a.
%Itij

vfith tenderness,

-,////,

to

dling clothes.
'\fiui'i,i.applrJ', k-^fi

va. to

[swathe.
swaddle, to

\au/iiAhJ', kgl va. to roast, to broil,

to toast, to scorch, to singe, to burn
to set fire to, to kindle ; - ^v/"A-_
pmqir, to inflame to war, to kindle the
flames of war;- tj^ni^p .uuiuu^uijpnc^

,;;

Id^lru.'i,

up the

to stir

2? 4
1U.2
JmUmUi - shepherd boy.

of rebellion.

fire

nt-gl vu. to allure,

]u,/,'S>^tj_jii>ii-.r,

to entice; to familiarize, to attach, to

draw with.

attract, to

to scorch, to burn, to glow; fig. to be

fired with, to bend one's whole soul
to, to become attached to, to apply

one's self to, to get accustomed or

to
to, to give one's self up to
be eager, to long, to burn with envy
or desire, to be enamoured of, to be
smitten with, to burn with love, to be
mad with love for ; - j."iun.u4/<-/ru

inured

be sunk
\su/i,Ji[,p

[smoke.
odour of burning of

in dissoluteness,
s

brand, fire-brand

'\au/7ijn,i_ s.

live-

\ou/iiJtj s.

p s. cross ; crucifix fig. crOss,

sorrows, tribulation; um-pp. -, the
}aiu^,

Cross, the Holy

Kood;

4"*'*-/.> i"".

b'^L.lrk *o crucify ; ^ - k-iuM'iilru to be

crucified - iunXki_, i,iu'iihij to make
the sign of the cross, to cross one's
[bearer; crusader.
self.
\^u,^np.u[^ia. cross-bearing; *.cros3

\iu,^uif.ini^lu a.

[OuM tut qa.tr

mq

cross-headed.
q^lr^ft^

^^ktlul a,

bearing the cross, enduring patiently,

patient;

-^k-mn, crossed.

by immersing a

fish-hook.

\au/iiJi4u,ir, -i,nui a. that has an

odour or flavour of burning, having a
burnt taste or smell.
'[iuM'i.ni.pmanufac"iiPlig $ shop
tory
treasure
store
warehouse,
magazine
/<iii^f m/f^/A sf. shopkeeper; ! - "iiuu.lrij to keep a shop, to
traffic -^ uijrui^ the depths of ocean
,

s. pi.

rhubarb.
broth decoction.

^"'^

}auiir,c s.

]auitui^.-iy uin-H-iT. to bless

coal; lava.

-uj^p

rich in flocks.

]o<//^/Y-*",^' 7/

\iuj^i

"louAaY"/'i tj./ vn. to roast, to broil,

to

\iai^iaiL-kin a.

shops.

keeper, retailer, tradesman.

YiuA^u'iiujir,

be puffed

vn. to

'u^iui

up, proud, swollen with pride.

]u^%^t^, tjf nn. to roar, to bellow;
to bray; to grunt.
\au/i,^,tSb -^/,<_2ft s. roaring, bellowing; braying; grunting.
]>Ju?/^n_3 s. inflation
distension
fig. swelling, puffing up, pride ; inclination, propensity.
\ii.'i,,n a. dishonest, lewd, lascivious.
,

envy,

\aui'ii,n,M,irnt-P-f,tX s-

'\a,^u,^uj^, -_p s.

water

[crucifix.

desk or rest for a

a crucial, that appertains

}iiai^^,uii

to the cross.
.
lip"'3 * cruciferous
cruciferous plant; cross-bearer;
crusader ; -ip the crusades, the crusaders.

]aai^ui^lip

hot.

companion

\ia,^li\,^ a.

in crucifix-

ion; crucified together; -^%i/_S. lo<o_

[sign of the cross, to cross.
^lijjlr.
]n.^i4^fr/r, tj^ va. to make the
'[aui^ulipm-P-fii^ s. crusade.
\ou,^iiilii,o% a. suffering for Christ's
sake, patient, austere; christian.
]aiM,^u^j/rir, jlrut/_ va. to crucify together; -j/"/", tj,y vn. to be a companion in crucifixion, to be crucified
with another.
\a,u^lijup-l,i^, s. the being crucified with another; participation in the
passion of our Lord.
|au>^u4'"^> -4"'^'"'-

Or \Out%iHiui^n^

yiutliinutbo

X^tuUintiMir.

crucifix.

'"3 ^' crucifier>

]ii,^,4m*in<-/?f tir s. crucifixion.

cruciform, crossed ;arf.

to place across.
a. nailed to a cross, cru-

l<^u/.Jti. o.

p s. Stew of sheeps' trotters

pennyroyal.

lu<.^,

hot.

]a,u^tui, a. S.

shoot, sucker

chem. cod^ij s. flock of

[herd.

cified;

p]i</^/u#pf5-

-/>"

ShCpshepherd's

\aui^tiun.iunl/!u% O.

\>iu^iuiq.u,i,irui%ni.piii^, s.

employment.
\ifu,^,urujii

lij.u^u.f/i.5

cified.

\^uJ^ ^% ^pj^
sheep, sheep.
,

cross-wise; -

lo/.^^; s. young tree,

stake, pile.
[eine.

Ift^"^

\iu,ilu,u^ S.

ifiilrij

'^ui^u.J'.ui, a.

dead on the cross, cru-

uo/u.ioAfcy_, to

put to death

on the cross, to crucify.

yfiiu^uiTuipmni-P-fitX s. hostility to the

adoration of the Holy Cross.

\Otu^uhjty^ D. yigMMiuM^lyL. ihtujin tuQ
cross - i,u,uu't,lri_, to cross, to place
'.

or

s.

rot,

murrain.

across.
\iai^ufi,inJb a. cross-like.

shepherd

//p/

,^/.4 -

shepherdess;

]uio%juA S.

\t,a^ujllri-

*.

the sign

,,

iu.n-

to make -.
\iu,j^u^,p^P a, crucified, tortured

of the cross

lun.'iihu

on the cross.

[parson.

parish priest, country

louijiuufto^i , (ig s. worshipper of
Christ crucified, christian.
]nu>;>u.{4<i ad. in form of a cross,
crosswise ; - ^-^'^i. "- Itplnupu tjiha-u
to cross the arms.
\i,u^^vy,n /. s. wood of the cross,
cross; crucifix; 6oi. peony; anemone.
\iu,iiauiu,c, s.

\iuji^ilimn.

s.

ft

crah, craw-fish.

[Cross.
\aui^itu,f_a. crucified.
juu.^t^i^?' *. crucifixion; crucifix.
]uu,^,r, A-j/i va. to crucify, to fix on
the cross ; -/.J" vn, to be crucified.
laui^P^utp- s. tripod.
luj s. gonfalon, holy stand-uJ/Pp gonfalonier. [Holy Cross.
]ti,^^p,j, [, s. exaltation of the
]ii<^o^,4^>4^ *. benediction of the
]nu..t s. thorny shrub. [Holy Cross.
^uin.uiiihi'ittir vn. to twist rope.
lnu<./%, ufj s. rope, cord, string;
iron collar.
[collar or chain.
]fSui^ju,it.

ard

wearing a
up to
tie with ropes, [ble to gnaw, to bite.
\sMun.Mi,uihir va. to destroy, to crumla.un.u/i,iiMJ[iil.

a. collared,

\auMn.ui^,irir, h^ft

va. to chain

\iiuMn.MamnL.mi

dostruction, waste.
Wring the neck,

s.

\oat.lrj; Irjl, vu. to

to twist, to wrench, to draw, to pull out.

columu.

\i>iu,Lluuin.nm upt-ii s. Spiral

\auin.i fw^ a.
,

mixed, compound con;

fused, in disorder; complicated, indistinct

impure

obscene

lewd

coition, copulation, coupling, pairing,

/i - ^AA/_i to be in rut,
;

rut, rutting

on heat, in pairing time ; [ - ?^"'t.. to

pair, to couple, to leap, to mount, to
cover (mares, &c.); uMb-hi_ y-a to
yoke, to match, to pair, to couple, to
,

join together.

\i,uni,uMp,aunU? [iLii s. idlc talk, prat-

ing ; buffoonery, scurrility; confused

or impure language, barbarism; obscene discourse.
\iu,niiu.li, uig a. mixed, confused,
embroiled, complicated; impure, obscene s. tie, bond, union ; copulation,
pairing; the rabble, the mob.
\iujnXu,lia,f.u,'h a. ad. abusively improperly said,
lit-uy.
;

^,u,Au,iiir,r,

k-^f,

a.

fused,

[chimsera.

]nu<n.%H<f.<^f% a.

hybrid

^pkz_'

\auiniufi,aij a. licentious, dissolute,

|i]u/'L%<f.n^&'

[riegated.
,
vaa. wicked, villanous.

|au/n.%io^-^,

q^

rakish, libertine.

\auiaXiii^ni% a. parti-coloured

'^,uu!i,u,p-,n% s.

s.

an emetic.

vegetable soup.

va. to mix, to blend;

to confuse, to perplex, to embarrass,

to confound to intrigue ; to disturb,
;

to embroil; to twist; to couple or pair;

-/iryn. to be mixed, confused, confounded with to come to blows, to
;

fight

to

be

communication with, to

in

haunt, to frequent; to have commerce

[with.
licentious life,
[persons, profaned.

\iu,ni,iM,lih^l,^ S. \3uini,uifiiiMij
\a,uniiuililT^ni.p-l,Jii s.

debauchery.

trodden by impure

\auiniuMiinlu a.

|n,A,^nL/?^iA 7 -niJK, s. medley ,

confusion , disorder , chaos ; disturbance, perturbation, tumult; profanation coition, copulation; ast. conjunction np^p -p% bastard son; mpn-u,^
ph^ iluMjp -p-'t 4^ it is a perfect Babel.
]aimi.'iiatf(po% a. incredulous, unbe;

impious

lieving,

vulgar

S.

ln./t.'S><_

ad. indistinctly, inarti-

\}u,ni,u,Jiiy'ii

culately; a. not clearly audible, indistinct, confused;-, -n-/?ir*. resonance ; - ^'i^L! to give an uncertain
to utter confused cries; sound
;

^ipiii^j

murmur

confused

^"hbj)b 't"'t'

'f

tp-k -

uMp.

t^s trumpet give an

uncertain sound.

ou

ts * *'^6
herd, the multitude, the rabble , the mob ; a. low,
vulgar, plebeian ; - wifpn^i the lower
classes, the common people, the scum
or dregs of the people, the vulgar.
\ouin.'iiia,iiu'ii-x'

obscure in speech,
difficult to understand indistinct, con\iiuiiLiiu,p.ut%

[ifamO.

ad.

confusedly
indistinctly
together
conjointly;*, mixture, conjunction;
,

hOUSC Of iU"
|a<un.%>/uoi/ ,iit) a. that speaks confusedly or impurely, confused; unchaste, impure.
\tiui,Aiuluni^g lu^nfill^ S.

discovery of the Holy

]aia^y./.<.i s.

\i,un.'l,u,liin^J- S. \autJ-uiilhc.J-

mass, the

-iiuA2_

common

in^tp

la.un.'iiu.in.^l

s-

siftings.

[gled.

entan\oian^iu,inan.%
-huMi_ . mlxod, con[a disorderly rabble.
fused.
\i,un^iu,irpl a. tumultuous; ad. with
\au,niu,,rut%

-tuMijx. twistled,
,

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27G
wrong

iuu.n-

ad related indiconfusedly, without method.

\iiuitii,uMMi,uiiini-il'

stinctly,

\iuin!i,uiilu,[,

a. ill-used, ill-treated;

- uiit.'hhu to abuse, to misuse, to make

a bad or ill use of.
\suj,ci.u,[,u,'h s. goblet
cup bowl
banquet, feast; crater; ^^.. recipient
of the Word (Virgin Mary).
,

pronounced confus-

\iu,n.'ii,i,Au,li a.

edly, indistinctly
mell.

;/.

in

\auiiLiiiuili'i,q.n[,h,r, irijli vtt. to throw

into disorder or confusion ; to embroil, to confuse, to perplex, to disturb.

\iuin^uii^l^nnnl-fd'^i^t

ni-itjM S.

COD-

fusion, disorder, disturbance, embroiling, perplexity.

cup, goblet, bowl liquor, beverage, drink, potion, libation; crater; -^ p-hi-nj
the tiller
ropes; ^.u/AA^ -u, to offer, to pour
out libations.
\au.,t3,k-ir, ir^[> va. to mix, to mingle,
to blend; to join, to incorporate, to
unite ;to combine, to amalgamate to
confound, to confuse, to perplex to
mix up, to season to intermix, to intermingle
to intertwine, to inters.

grasshopper.

s. zool.

mixing, that mixes;

a.

s.

[scenity in discourse.
]a,a,Aluouii>-P[it.'ii s. impurity, ob]aai,iiini_ s. intriguer, meddler.

slice, spatula,

adulterate, to taint, to
tinge - pu/^4-^../;i-? to knit in friendto fall in love with ship ; ukp ^ihpmlin,-pn to lay tho cloth, to spread
the table, to serve up - qoqa ^i^ a"u^_
,

nj

mixture

compo-

compound; temper

or tempering; paste, luting; complexion, constitution, temperament, nature ; juncrelationship ;

tion ; consanguinity
conjunction, union; the sense of feeling, touch; tie, bond; concert, harmony, [pared, compounded; seasoned.
iBu/n-i/it-ioA^o; /y a. composed, presition,

\au,n.'i,n.-P[i--%

s.

mixture, composi-

tion; incorporation, junction, union.

nection; confluence.

to

pell-mell ; to bungle,

^iouL-i_,

out.

\a,an.1i,[,'2i', "iiTCuig

\iiuin.'ri[>^

to button

stammer

rigmarole

qo^
s. S. |ui/i5#_#zf6engagement, conflict; - ^tmnj,
- umiuiTn^ult
confluence of rivers
* rising of the stomach, indigestion.
\sui^,n,-p,l. s- mixture jumble, medley conflict, close fight, engagement,
carnal conaction union, reunion

weave

to

helter-skelter

]omn.i._ujaa.

edly, disorderly, pell-mell.

lu/n.itj.

pu/iip

MW
,

a huddle, pell-

embroiled, disordered, intricate, confused; ad. confus\iuiiii,l,'if.n[i

,;,

|ui#L^^#j<_tffir

C'uj,

]u,//n.'fcjtj/'

vn. to

bray to growl.
;

dried grapes

juto,t,_^ s.

raisins

[linen.
bun, plum-cake.
*ln,,ti4 or -u,lri s. fine strong

mould

wooden

*]ooi_^a* s

for

pastry.
grass, hay, forage food for
pasture; -or^-""-. thorn; -f

ln./F s.

buckle to unite;
- q^h-n% [ii-p ftjirj- ^trn^i ^il^h-p^ to take
one another by the hand; ^t^/ -, to
exert all one's powers of ingenuity;
- /. hrnil, to sail in the open sea ^un^u

cattle,

-,to swim

'\a,s,(,u,ii-a'ii
ujj s. rod, switch, whip,
knout, lash, scourge, cat-o-nine tails;
discipline, flagellum; ^mpat-uii- -f,
stroke of a whip ; '^uip^u/uk-i^ -/- S.

inJiiif.,!

to

the sea;- ^u.fc.fl'/.to

meddle, to intermeddle, to interfere,
to interpose, to intrude ; -[fun. to intermingle, to mingle together, to get
in

ninnt-l, hips,

haws.

loujiiaipnt-^s.

cooper's adze ; plane.

species of locust,

\a,aiiuifni-i_s. zool.

attaous.
,

mixed

up, to amalgamate, to meddle

to engage, to entwine to engage in
conflict, to fight, to come to blows
to be joined, to join, to unite ; to take
a share in, to be concerned in to conjoin, to have carnal knowledge of; to
;

join, to

form a friendship;

/uu.iAfrju<i.

the battle began.

\3uini,l<l,in,-ni, OV \au,n^, [, [unt-rLli ad.
confusedly, tumultuously, disorderly,
at random, right and left, right or

ui-uinkitu,^,

Tiautpuit/ut'iiiup.uila ifii^ir vn. to thrash

oneself with the discipline, to scourge,

to flagellate oneself.
^tinpuiqu/btupuiliini-P-f s.

scourgiug

flagellation, discipline.
auilitu^n
air
uiiAirir vn.
1 luftuiquiliui'

drive

away with

\s.i,[,ui,iu,'iih,r,

to

the whip.
hjjl.

ifn.

to

whip, to

scourge, to lash, to thrash, to flog.

\iiup,u^i . rude, coarse, rough, of

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hair-cloth; *. hair-cloth, sack-cloth,

hair-shirt ; - ^h%nt-i_, to wear hair-

knavery;

cloth.

ery; violation, rape.

Y^uiput^iiutj^lruM^

ing sack-cloth

qa.is-uuf

a.

Wear-

- f/Ai/^. to wear hair-

cloth.
\3iiipiuli

""3

rock.
a
steep

\a,upuiliuMjiirL.

YimpMuliiuini-lii, S. ZOOI.
\<iu,piu^lrar

va

t-jp

[rocky.

cragged
gudgOOH.
to burn
to

scorch, to tan, to brown; to toast; to

heat, to warm to imbibe, to anoint.
;

loo^u,4f^. burning, caustic.

"[aiupiuiTs. scoria, dross, slag.
\ampuijiu%l, * tbe devil, demon; ve-

nomous

serpent.

\auiput%

rization

ui^ s. med.

blister

cautery

brand

{i'T'l-p)

caute-

brand-

iron ; u laplf^uflih^ u ft 4^{ity t^lr/j ft

-u iTuim^ij to cauterize ii.uipinJiilri_
Miiuiri_i- to dress an issue.
\aiMipu/iiatpuip s. lunar caustic, nitrate
of silver ; caustic potash.
'[^iMpiuip s. ditch; trap, snare.
,

sword; a. flagitious,
iniquitous, wicked ill-bred lewd.
1""VP' ta

er

sieve, cribble, boltmech. bolting-mill.

\iu,pp.,ui_,

ta

\iu,pp.uM[k-j; hgl, va. to sift, to riddle,

to bolt;

fig.

to tempt, to try.

\aiupp.u,iai-ah

act of sifting

s.

liii^po.^,jij,j
\tutpp.nLp-[,

s. zool.

fig.

iniquity; libertinage.
\<iuippni.lu
p/uf s catarrh , cold
itu/hp, php^hi- -, severe, slight cold;
~/"W' cold in the head; - ipilrij
uiliiuiufi,uMj_,jto catch a cold; pJppn.^
,

to have got a
ii-ilunj
cold in one's head ; iiiiuin-!Cu,a.ti ^- , to
give a cold, to cause to catch a cold
puinHiMo^, iputpiiiuit-_q~ to cure a cold.
'[aujp^ui^, U.J a. knavish, roguish;
that falsifies, that forges ; false, counterfeit, adulterated.
[ious.

%fii_ liituppliiuii.

\iuip,l.ujluiM,lii%

Pmpn.iulMiiu'bp

-iu

%[,i.i3-/ri_,

to

deceitful, fallac-

a,

S.

l0uipil.ui/iini.l3-[ii^/

va. to cheat, to

\a,up,f.,ui.u-'ulrj; ir^[,

overreach, to circumvent, toJefraud;

to implicate, to involve, to entangle
to precipitate; to deflower, to violate.
\iuipil.uii,uibni-P^[itii , -u/jif: s. fraud,
deceit, circumvention, crime, outrage;
- lini^ufi violation, deflowering.
'^uipP.ir, t-gft va. to cauterize ; to
brand ; to blind with hot irons fig. to
stigmatize, to aflJiot, to distress, to
cut to the heart.
Inuipli s. anai. penis.
|n,<,^/,/ pu/ui>,ji s. base, foundation;
pedestal; legs, feet; anchor; - u^4"',
to anchor, to oast
%t-u iti,l[lr%nt-i_
,

anchor;

ilk-pmijnc-jii/ii/r^^,

int-6riu%i-_

to weigh anchor ; - uiplihuii_ ^u^.,

to be, to ride or to lie at anchor -

l^'ii

anchor of hope - ifiplim-p-tr

sheet anchor fig. last resource, last

jni^unf

shift.

ruin;

fig.

s. shaking, tottering,
perverseness, error, aber-

ration.

shake, to shatter, to demolish, to ruin,

to destroy to deteriorate, to hurt, to
corrupt to renew pain or grief; - cj,
ilip" I to tear open healing wounds ;
to excite anew; - ^_
fig. to irritate,
;

<t%q.iulini-P^l<Ljbu

- qUpinu

to

renew one's griefs;

waver -ipJ'

to vacillate, to

vn. to fall to ruin or decay, to perish.

^Ouip/uujpli^a. destructive, ruinous.
\iiup[i,uipni.!iii s.

\Ouaplutiiih

destruction , waste.
utn.
tV't ~"

-^ *

^vijru to grope
along, to feel one's way, to go groping ; - [u'ilq.plru to grope about for
ad.

gropingly

ifluMij

deceive, to dupe, to

entrap.

[ing about.

S. luiK^^u^.

groping along, feel\iiu,plul,h.-,r, Irjl vn. to grope along,

to fumble
to
to feel one's way
\auipluiu,liufi3^ s.

\auipq.uifilrir,

tjf, va. to cheat; to

counterfeit, to forge; to
feign, to simulate; to corrupt, to adulterate ; to sophisticate ; to dissemble ; - ni-Jlrp qj'iu^ , to plotthc dcath of.

falsify,

}aa,p^it,,.u,'riiui ip't'l" va. to conspire

against, to attempt evil, to deceive;
vn. to risk, to be exposed to danger.
\iiu-p,i.iui-ii/hi,iiiu,'ii a. traiterous
de,
ceitful, fraudulent, knavish.

Ytuipjuuiihir, \auipluiupls-J', Irjfi Vtt. to

roe-buck.

s.

counterfeiting; adulteration; chican-

\iu,plun,iu/iip

[temptation.

\iii^Pp.u,iPi_s. sifter.

falsification, forgery, act of

to

yJuip^uJ^lf^t [iini^ S. ^yii^it^.

\iiupii.u,lua,^p[iiii

-ni-iiii

s.

YituplufitTt

Yttup^i^iT S. yliup^uiu^liiF.
vn. to bray.
-ni^p 0. ruiuous,

\iSu,pjui,-!ChJ'

\s,apluni-i_,

fraud

shake, to rustle.

tottering to decay.

falling,

,;

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cane-brake,

Xniup^iMiiphiT, tr^l vn. to rustle.

\au,p^a]liniX a. rustling, murmuring.

\iiupj^j; ir^Jt va. to boil, to stew

in

s.

ba

reedy fen; thorny brake.

\aujpjiruif uil^ii s. paste diamond.
\iu,p2j- the boiling, boiled

\a,ai.iap

\siup^miiir, hglf va. to burn; -mlur

to wither

ifuipu,i.n,

be parched,
be parched
^[J-n.1, to burn
to

with thirst - fpniln,[_,

with love, with tenderness.
;

\iiui[i^ip

-niJfh

murmur.

rustling,

s.

to scald; to scorch, to burn.

\au,pnjli, c"'-k"'3 s. fire, fire-brand;
live-coal pyre, funeral-pile - u.pliuj^
*'*/.' i"'"-t_f ini-ju/iilru to light a fire,
to set on fire - ,/:i,^u,'i,uJ'f!njii funeral pile.
[disaster.
Y'iapn,.u/i{p s. misfortune, calamity,
;

la,upn,.[>irvn. to be unhappy, unprosperous, extenuated.

l(iujf,nt-liajit[,% a. born of, or produced by fire, ardent, luminous, fiery.

tj^

Inu/^nL^tiT,
OTi.

to

be on

^upni-Si,

va. to

-4/"/"

cauterization.

s.

Yauipu/uuAp^

s.

found ;

to cast anchor;
to fix or anchor
,

\luMpu,mit

filing.

s.

fj
,

i;i

\aMiipintii}^nf

S.

[ass.

filings.

inh^,

uilr^i,

\auipiiilrMii^,

ft

a.

fair,

light, flaxen

; fallow.
]puip,nhj; hgft va. to

fair-hair, golden-hair.
\suipmh^'i,iuir, uitjiM^ vn. to become

\au,pu,nj

f,

[fair or flaxen.

[rough horse-tail.
bot. shavo-grass
s. zool. dab, burt,

s. file,

\!iupu,n^jlunu,
Ytuipmn^uiini-lfii

s-

bret-fish.
I

\utptnnt.tiit s.

yiutpinnt.li O* yintpitittt^

act of filing.

couch, cot, bed; plait,

fold nap on cloth, down on fruit or
plants - 'iiu'i,nt6-nj[,j
stratum, layer,
bed; -[>-,- (, -y n. ad. folded, plait\aittt., j

s.

become obscure

^fc^

^t/.^, to

walk

darkness; to be ignorant of; pu/.

c/-f7> -/A uta^tiri_, to condemn, to damn;
- liiuinii. t^uiJlAtutpt k^plifip
darkness
covered the whole earth; S. Q'/Jsni/ijA
^u.u.,up,up.iTp a. bringing darkness,
tenebrous.
\iititi.,ttpt,tiAuli a. dwelling in obscurity, obscure, gloomy; -^ s. devils, de.

mons.
dark, murky, dim.
a. walking in the

\i.iti.utputp.npis. a.

\a,u,^u,put,iiiut^

darkness.
\iiuti.uipttjq^tttit a. dark, gloomy, dismal, sad; - ipttr/j to become darkened, or obscured - fuiutptnt^i, to be-

blind.

in darkness,

i^i^lruut a.

clothed

surrounded with gloom,

\aui,_,np,tti)-^P

a.s.ecliptic. [darkling.

o fOtttt^tttpittfAttt^
blinded by darkness.
\i,u,_ttiput\nt.ia. that dissipates darkness plunged in obscurity.
\ittt.-tuptulint-<t. a. utterly dark.
t^tttt-tttpttj^/fttttt

'

]atttt.atpnt/ii^p o-

chasing

away

\suti-inpittinait a. surrounded with

darkness, obscure, gloomy, dark.
lOittt^tttptttMlhtujp a. tortuous & tene-

yitttt^tetpiutplt

p.

-pttttfituttt

[brous.

O. \Otut-tttpftIf

|Uuji_uiyTui%rufi/*0. X^itlt^tttpftir,

camora obscura.
loving obscurity or

*\stiti-iaptttuir'itirtnli s.

]\i,ut-tttpittulrp a.

darkness.

[obscurity.

Uiniji 7In utt-tttn tu ultnL.lt

t

\i,ut.utputur,iii_a.

ity,

yiuiputnf-tuit-

fUtttt-tttptttttn^

- ilyp'tp

s. filer.

file.

iDB/pmi-^ujt^a.fair-complexioned;

\autp,[,^

\svut,tnptite,ntiittit

patron of living.

]aii,piniii,-Pluil[ s.

darkness.

[tj a. filed.

utL. $

yitut^utpittti^hiuu

one's hopes on; -/>r z^n. to be fixed,

established, based, founded.
^lupuaili s. stallion, entire horse or
\au,pu,

to fix, to establ-

qUuit^M

pi-p jliSh

/.

come

anchor-shaped.
mar. buoy.

\auip,i//rir, t-jjP va.

^yu

fire-

to,puPiu,JlrM. a.

ish, to

burn

in folds,

meat, &c.

vn. to burn, to scorch, to

1>^U,^

ed, doubled

doubly.
darkness, obscurity fig. grief, sorrow, affliction blindness, delusion, ignorance; hell; devil;
a. dark, obscure, gloomy, murky; /A^
-, t -t cd. in the darkness, darkly itttgjnirnt.,1^, utter darkness
-^^ti^t-^
lb darkness that could be felt - ^^,
t^pii> the shades of night; - utn.li,nnt._
p-trtti'tt
the darkness of ignorance /. if^tutAuilj to get or to grow dark, to

1u

brought up

in

immersed in obscur-

buried in darkness,
[darkness,
a
accustomed to

\iuti.utpuiuni\np

\autt-uipuip,i.iri_ a.

kept

in obscurity,

hidden; that keeps in obscurity (tomb),

sombre, obscure, black, dark.
yOiut^tuplrtttj S. |Wil#t_u#/f^A

]iut.utpf.ir S. -t.-i]i,t..jui'iikir

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\tiut.uiph^nt-gui%TrJ', nt-^fi va. to

darken, to spread darkness, to obscure, to

dim; to eclipse; to extinguish; to
blind
int.ii[Alb -H quipir^iiuliii
the
moon eclipses the sun.
\ainM.uipliJ;
^a"il *"* *o be darkened,
obscured, eclipsed
to be blinded
,

>

pm-P-kufi,

uiptrr^utl^ t^"h

to fall in disuse.

l""'^'V'i

piUii-uipfrBUMt-

lobl,

stop up, to obstruct, to encumber; l^pfibc to encumber the earth ; -/..r

vn. to be hindered, impeded, prohibited, forbidden; to cease, to remain
suspensed;to be abolished;- /.^.

ciu the sun remained eclipsed three

s.

hinderance

hours.

tion, obstacle

obscure, gloomy, dark.

]ou><.ii>fi^/. *
tendril
shoot
offshoot, bud, sprout, germ.
'^uti.utpltl,^ s
bot. rhubarb plant
the tendrils of the vine.
\tan-,upni-!fL s. darkening, offusoation; tenebrse asL eclipse; - upt-ij.ui^
liuA fni-uiifi solar, lunar pninpu3_
toiui^iaplfri a.

l^uih

JuMuhutliiMiU

JuMlihl^uMOri^

\tiu\pi,ni.,r, ^ilrtui vn.

or obscurity.
\au,i.u,[i,n
fj s. greens, pot-herbs,
vegetables, garden-stuff; salad ; -ui<lni^
"Aun., green-grocer.
\a,u,.u,pMn,uiy[iiM a. bearing or producing vegetables ; reared on vegetables.
louici-m^ .. amphora, urn, earthen
[layers (dish).
pitcher, jug, jar, pot.
\i,ui-hii_ a. composed of alternate
lDa,<.^a- s. hasty-pudding.
\aiuip !, -^ s. surprise, surprising
seizure, seizing; impediment, hinderance ; agitation, transport, fury /A^
-u ad. by surprise ; / -u utHoAt-i^, to
be surprised, seized, led away.
,

^iu^iafiui% ipit-f_Mipinp . to palpitate.

la,ui^uA, uij s. hinderance, impedi-

ment, obstacle; encumbering; inactivity, idleness, sloth

a. idle, unoccupied; hindered, prevented; stopped,
discontinued; - uMniih/j ib%iri_, to hinder, to impede, to prevent - 4'"/.' to
be disoccupied; to be in idleness.
;

delay

trj^ va. to hinder, to

- ij^oMiiuiuiuipi^i ^"iyn n<-

to stop the way or passage, to

pnt-^

to faint;

incense-box, censer.
latp- ^j or uij a. squinting
short-sighted; dim- or blear-eyed -[
lF"/'?-*-7 s.
\ot-j.

to look askance at, to look

surlily, to scowl upon, to look at with

47*'.<

aversion or dislike.
latPuiiT, luji^ or wji^/ vn. to regard
with a rancorous or malevolent eye,
to detest, to hate, to envy.
\alrpirir, h^f, va. to push, to thrust,
to drive forward^
lotf?^ ad. squintingly surlily, grimly, bitterly, angrily, crossly - y*"_,
to go astray, to fall into knavish prac;

tices.
lut/J^t./*, i-j/. va. to strike, to clash,
to shock, to knock, to hit; to vex, to
torture; - y.^pc.^, to butt; to toss,

to gore.

^hp^lil^a. that butts, clashes, [ing.

butting, shock, clash^t-p-n--^ s. remorse, compunction.

hinderance;
a. revocable.

stop, to impede, to obstruct, to embarrass, to cross, to delay, to interrupt; to intercept; to interdict, to

prohibit ; to abolish, to abrogate, to
annul, to revoke ; to take away ; to

suppress

to shut

be extinguished; to be blinded.
^/^"tibk a. s. negro, blackamoor.

Iniu^fTtjiotrtiT,
jf va. to hinder to
shut; to extinguish; to blind ; - qTCpuij.
to put out the candle, to blow out
the light - q^ni.p to quench the fire,
to extinguish the conflagration.
']au.,ft.jl,^ * extinguisher.
Yaui^i^j- S. Ivuiiptni-j:

]u4-/?4ot.ffi s.

-itnK. s.

idleness, leisure

laun^mlbi^ir

to

scure, gloomy, dark; murky, misty,

foggy ^ fuuMi-iapiutl, , in the darkness

'^u^iM.'iiu.fty

difficulty

longer in force.

total,

partial, annular -.

impediment, obstruc-

; interdiction,
prohibition; diversion; interception;
abolition , abrogation ; suppression
cessation; f -iMi, q.uii_, uiiiiiufbhu to
cease, to fall in desuetude, to be no

hindering, obstructive.

^"'/" J^_

Yihiuipt^pkiT, t-^p va. to cause one to

recover his senses, to restore from

fainting.
\at-iuifiiip

[tic,
,

uig a.

insane.

mad, crazy, luna-

yilriUMq-UMnuibp O. \fiirtuiif.lunnL,[a-p

tjiuj vn. to become

crazy, to go mad, to lose one's senses,
\atiatfuip[iJ',

to

be mad.

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madness, crazi-

\ilriuiii-tuiini-P-liiX s.

ness, insanity, lunacy.

lobl,

- i<"-^ mar.
cleverly, dexterously
poop, stern of a ship ; bench for rowers l [uhiu %,ai-p,
on the poop ; ;

\3l^im.ru.,n

formed,

well-in-

learned - umAirij

skilful,

4<.

initiate, to instruct, to

to

^ni-gui%lri_,

intelligent

inform; - il!hlri_, to be well-informed,

to have profound knowledge, to be
well versed in
to understand thoroughly, to know perfectly; - ipiir^
taiMiu,ii.ujjf,j
to penetrate the future ,

*"ii"(>h
/f*'^_/' ik2_p'"p'-y

guish, to

^0 distin-

know good from

evil; -{p.
luiulri/uijn TCuiittuuluipi^u nt_n i tO 06-

uh-/

have prudently or wisely; - il^yi_fi

upmjt ji,.pni.ir, to revolve, to turn over
in one's mind, to reflect, to consider,
to meditate, to ruminate, to ponder
- ip,lri_nif.i-nj "bnpiu to seizB the mcauJk
ing, to enter into the spirit of;
learned in all
%ujfli Ifiruiumm-p-tru/b
,

knowledge.

l^iai/p^uji

bridge-head

to lose one's reason, to

il^il^i,

turn

mad

swoon

\ahiuiir,nni-p-[,^

s.

understanding

intelligence, comprehension, knowledge, capacity; reflexion, consideration; synecdoche; jf/iumfji u,irhi_

u to teach science um. ^m^^-jipui^q.
in order thoroughly to understand
these things.
[ed, cracked, foolish.
,

hare-brained, giddy-patto be cracked,

to have taken leave of one's senses,
to

become mad;

to be out of one's mind, to

gi'nplijt t'^11^3 to faint, to
/ut^j -<". ^'^ come to one's

(uhiu

recover one's self; to amend

to tax one's ingenuity,
to contrive, to set one's wits to work,
to try, to attempt to dupe, to outwit, to use artifice, craft, guile j, fukiu
lihi.uiuMpui'bhiuiu feignedly, with simuastutely, cunlation, in appearance
ningly f-u/ii^. puiqnt-iT u/K^u/i- much
tongue and little judgment; ft {uhiuig
self, to

pilr^t fuu.niikij

tTu.iug [3-iu,phiui_, hair-brained

/.
cracked, foolish, insane, mad ; ^./A^it

A-i.

litMJiiUL. jfih-iu "linpui

Yih-iullTuilrttnt-Biiiiikir^, [Oiriuii/h
uil/nt-tM ujn.

source of a river -^z niJiiiri_, to be wise,

judicious, prudent ^ /ot^j t-iu,%ti_,

he became intoxi-

cated, tipsy.
[bling about.
\at-fijiiliir S. Tnt.^p/ii/".
Iiit4pt4ad. halting, hobbling, stum]dA-,^, ray a. crippled, maimed; infirm, helpless; bad, wicked; ugly;
filthy - At-a-o^ , crippled in the arm
- n,l,L^ lame, crippled in the feet
[wilful, obstinate.
bandy-legged.
;

perverse, stubborn,

Iftriuijlri^a.

lot,^rapra^n/ a.

\ishiujjhiij,ir, iijiraiijjn.

^lri[uipuipnL.pfii.% s. perversity, ca-

be mad; tolapse into second child\>Iriujh,int.li S. \l>lriuiii.uipntj.

\3t-iu,^,.l,2_a.

mad, insane.

\<ilriu,i,u,nuili

ray

s.

atiat.

[hOod.

insolence, impertinence.
bent, crooked, twisted; ^^. perverse, wicked, villanous,

price

^at-iiiaPpt-ft a.

depraved.
cerebol-

lum, coats of the brains, meninges.

lotyraP^t.^t./', ty/i Vila, to grlmace,

to grin, to

make wry faces;

to pervert;

be bent, ill-fashioned, awkward to be perverted, depraved.

lotr.iiupp^pnJf.s. obliquity, crooked-[tiTvn. to

\ahiuijl, a. intelligent, clever, senBible, j udicious, steady, prudent, wise.

\ok-iuig'iini,

fj

a.

raving, mad, fur-

ious, frantic.

ness, contortion; grimace, wry face,

mouth ; fig. perversity, depravity.
\at-iiu,/utn-

a.

wayward, stubborn,

distract, to madden, to craze, to drive

to fury, to goad to insanity.

lot/^rai;f.ra J" S. ]ut,^.

\iyiui^ipl,j; Ir^iy vn. to be out of

one's senses, to rave, to be delirious,
mad, crazy, insane ; to swoon or faint
away, to fall into a swoon.
\ai.-iujji'i,f,,_[3-[,,Jb s. delirium, lightheadedness, frenzy, madness.
1"^/^ iu,j s. brains ; mind, sense,
wit, understanding, intelligence, wisdom /uirio^ ad. skilfully, ingeniously,

\ai.-,i,u/u/rn.nt-P'[> s.

lnt,^ra%p S. \alr,inM.P-pLS,

[refractory.
.

waywarduess.
[bound to.
be attaohcd or

lfr(^p S.
'["["UP
\air,ij.pj; ir^ny vti. to

Int/yL, (ij s. halter, rope, noose;

bowstring strangulation, suffocation;
flattery, wheedling, cajo-.p ii'Rw^'ji
lery - uip^uAiIri^ or un%yi_ ufliilib /> ;

or iTiniuplrpiri^ to Strangle , to
choke one's self;- n uAJfii m-pm^ mp.

^iui_

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]b'b
tirnlih-fj lun.

-u

on the neck
to

uii-t-_qrlp

of, to

to put a

FOpe

lBb3

wanton, dissolute.

bring to the halter,

lot*/?

}a/r^/i

choke

strangle, to throttle, to

&c. S. 3f /!"/ . &c.

a good horse.

s.

]at-^l,u/i{f. s.

be embarrassed & confounded

by, not to know what to say or do.

V"-*' to
>

ht-im-iainu^ a- strangled, suffocated;

utn^i^ij to strangle,

iffiilrij

to

be

1n-t^f uftr

rope

to suffocate
strangled, suffocated.

uij

^fruy-t-Jip

bowstring

halter,

s.

gibbet, gallows.
Yah-ii^t-ir
irjli va. to strangle, to
suffocate, to stifle ; to wring, to twist
(the neck) ; to vex, to torment, to do
violence to ; -fur vn. to choke one's
self, to be suffocated, stifled fig. to
burst, to crack, to break out, to melt
;

away.

[tion.

strangulation

suffocalalrik-ir, Ir^l, va. to cripple, to lame,

to maim, to mutilate, to mangle.
Int.^t^, I, s. part, half; -^, twin.
\ikijiu,u,uili, uij s- buffoon, jester,
;

banterer, wag, mimic, merry-Andrew,

fool; a. scurrilous, waggish, jocular,
given to buffoonery or raillery.
^t-iifiiumMti^hir, Irgli vna. to play the
buffoon, to play the fool, to jest, to
jeer, to joke, to mimic.
\ot,fr/a,,u,^,.p-l,^1i, s. buffoonery,
scurrility, lampoon, bantering, jeering, mockery, raillery, jocularity,

[waggery.
lt/^oL/*/it.% s. crippled state of a
limb, privation of the use of a limb,
Jot,^2fS. |3>^<_u.<i.,

ln^,^2t".

lameTiess, palsy, paralysis.

loi-2(X-u; , y s. egg- or nut-shell
*t^^ -nj , to shell, to husk.
*]aA-i/' s. thin scantling for
sieves, bandelets, &c.

\at%f, &c.

trash,

\>lr,i^ni-iih s.

minutiss, tiyfles

rubbish; parings, leavings.

1"t^ s. spot on grapes.
\ab-^u,li * support, prop
S. ]o4-i>
lufr^.u^t,/-, tr^l, va. to support, to
prop, to prop up, to shore.
[fish.
l>Jt^,^,. ]a/r^,fuii, s. crab cray-

S. S^J-u^p,

\atr%t-^,iiiui, ad.

piece,

little

by

little, slice

4.u_

making

\air^plrli a.

lotjtf ^a--/3-2 .
badly pronounced, bar-

barous, corrupted, spurious, harsh.

vcry barbarous

unpolished, very corrupt, very rude,

very harsh\okjplr^t-J', hjlt va. to jabber; lish, to talk

dently, with effrontery.

slice.

'\ahj,ulilrpmnt.p-'li S.

fui'iiii.lilu.pk'i'

&c.

by

tortoise shell;S. lutj/', 2,ty

[brick.
\alr^u,^l,(t S. ]afFylr^upir .
\at-ju,/iu,pliiMin- \alr^ii^n/ui U. bullt of
}alrji ,/.s.

\oirjplr^uifnjT, a.
;

immodestly, impu-

laf/jit-^a/ituij; luj/Miy

lo/rn., [ij a. fro ward, wilful, stubborn, perverse, rebellious, refractory;

currish, surly, bitter s. rancour, hatred
spite, envy ; - ^-ijlrij to look
surlily ; -[. ip-h^ to be enraged or
furious with.
[malice.
]ot/i.uj/", uj^iu/ vn. to bear hatred,
\ilrn-hir, irj[, vH. to be disobodieut,
insubordinate, to rebel, to revolt, to
be disheartened ; - /> uu/iiint-g not to
obey the bridle - ^ifputf[i% p 4^piy
J^Jtu/i,^
to be furiously maddened
one against. the other.
]alri,.ni-P[,u% s. insubordination, disobedience, indocility, obstinacy, stub[of a cow.
bornness,
}at^[> s. dish made from the first milk
lofr^-..4-^S. \nL.inuj -u-u, piece by

\ii lrijq.hu, J,

to

speak broken Eng[cancer, crab.

lobster ; ast.

gibberish,
,

]akjj^lrm[/i' s.

lutgt^n^i- mj s. earthen-ware manufacturer; potter; brick- or tile-ma,

vn. to live in ef-

feminacy, to plunge into voluptuousness and debauchery, to revel, to

feast, to be immodest, dissolute, debauched.
^at^jni-ju/iilrir, nt-^ft Va. tO COrrupt, to debauch, to make dissolute.
lalAk^i-P-lit^ s. voluptuous and effeminate life, lasciviousness, debauchery, wantonness, dissoluteness.
|at'Si4-^_i t'A^f
j or I'j a. effeminate,
luxurious ; lascivious , deljauched
.

ker ^7^a-.i.n-Vy -luj

manufactury.
;

earthen-ware

s. coramic art
the potter's art, pottery.
^/rjlr//n/m i/a/.n. s. ostracism.
\alrjlr,it% a. made of brick or baked
earth; -.p, - u'lioPig, crockery, earthen-ware, delft-ware.

]air^irqpi>-ni-p-pt.'i,

fictile art;

\itr^h,n,i,l3-

l-ji

s.

shell-fish;

shell,

conch; tortoise-shell; nut-shell.

Yahjfrjiri.jw'iiirj; nt-gft vo. to

dry, to

;
;

S82

i-a-i-

dry up

to parch.

Iiifrj//
g-^y g/rtaj s. briclc , tile ;
pottery, earthen-ware, crockery por,

celain, China-ware, Wedgewood-ware;

;;

i"ba-

headstrong, stubborn, to persist doggedly.

\iJ-H.J-aiii.n/b a. very rude, very barbarous -u ad. barbarously, coarsely,
;

potsherd, fragment of earthen-ware

fish-shell; shell, conch ; -^
pottery;

harshly.

Wedgewood-ware

cious, savage; rude,

a.

earthen, delft; ^- /(u,i,/^u,uiti_, to beat

the air, to pound the water.
Yi'^jfut-ij/rif
or u3 .5. accent, point.
ftj
.

^h^nj,,

u,j s. biYalve-shell;

fig.

?yt.r,

tjf va. to

cut, to

cut

off,

to

break off, to tear off or away to burst

open - ^irpa to tear out the hair
%lri,_pp%[,u to castrate -liiTvn. to be
cut or torn off, to be broken off.
;

\a^L^

s.

breaking, rupture, burst-

ing, tearing.

gripes, colic - t._/L/3^^%,^

#.% u/i.liu/iilrij to trip up, fo oppose, to
obstruct, to embarrass ;/,/t/?^t. 47t^,
;

nhuuiiihij to look daggers

to look
grim, to scowl; M/*/ft. e,,ujlri^u.ph^,u,
4"^'i to sunburn, to tan, to freckle, to
,

Kc/

S. ]a^c^.

[brown.
/y.prop, stay, support;
back, back-side: clothes' pocket; zoo/.
crab craw-fish - -/.fct/^S. lut^ui^ti/-.
l"4ri_, lat^^,

]/3/ui, ,j

spur, goad; ^g'. spur,

incentiye a. butting; - /.^j/ ass-goad;
pyij-^k-r -[ u,^-giri_, to kick against
the pricks.
\ip^yj; tj/. va. to goad, to spur, to
J.

spur on, to urge on;

to bribe, to corrupt^ to
-l;rvn. to thrust one's self

incite, to drive, to
liu-^uin-u

buy over
in, to

creep into.

lo/3^./-

fast

\ap^l,j- or

]o/3^i,L,/-

vn.

to

on milk-food.

stimulating.
]yipn^m, s. vigil; fast-day with milkfood fasting on milk-food.
\<'P['i_a.

lJ-u.pu,7/nL/?/,ti

s.

barbarism-

citron

fill

rough, harsh,

gum-tree.

[coarse.

-nt-li S. bol. S. ^\aipnL3tf'j

pestiliential sore,

*\aJ^[,J^

bubo.

\aJ-,.J- S. li2S?2<*.

'\a/,j^/,f a. bold, courageous, brave,

manly, spirited, haughty.
to hector
^I/.J.o^^.^, tj/i vn
to
swagger, to brave, to bully, to insult;
to laugh to scorn, to laugh at to advance fearlessly, to have the hardihood or boldness, to face, to brave
to attempt, to risk to rush upon, to
assault, to attack - [> il,n,iAf.u to run
risks, to seek perils, to brave or to
face dangers - fi Jhipui to plunge
.

roughly.

[barity.

\aj;ii,% a.

barbarous - p^pp bar;

lnJ-ju4.>,t,/?/,iA

cruelty

[,

s.

to confide in prayer.
nt-g^ Va. to

\ifiifiuluhgn,^aiMi'iiirir,

ln/,^i

lo/i/?

ifj s.a,

[iiP-lig

hut & its inhabitants.

I'lPnj

s.

gripes, colic

twinge, twitch, shooting pain blister,

sore, swelling: rock, reef, sand-bank;
zool. crocodile ; - uppu/iip, tenesmus
-^ ""'fj gout.
\o[i(3-uiir, uijli vn. to doubt, to suspect, to disbelieve, to distrust ; to look
at with an evil eye.
;

vna. te be tortured by remorse

pain, to afflict, to grieve, to vex.

to

\al,p-n,-!/i. s. doubt, mistrust, suspicion ; remorse.

PpJ- pij-uia S. gum ; MMipuipwnp
t

arable

^/.aj -

?-"tf

tragacanth

".

india-rubber, caoutchouc;

lac, shell-lac.

\al,J-uiplrp a.

gummy

[tree.

*-<<i.

gum-

gummy.

\a^J-u,^,j a.

inhu-

\apj-ailpa[3- s.

mucosity.
to be obstinate,

em-

bolden, to encourage, to inspirit, to

give heart to.
]u/.^.^/^i.5/ -nt-P-fiJii ni-ilh s. boldness, audacity, hardihood, confidence;
bravado, rodomontade; insult; assault, rushing.

gamboge,

gum-resin.
\a[,<f,ajl,'i, a. mucous, glutinous; viscous - 4/"-/* mucus, snot; a-hmpip,
^a[,J;u^njil_ s.

ii,ui_,

into the thickest of the fight; juiijoP-u

manity, brutality.
YiJ-iyhni-Pltiii

n.u.jf.M/iiu'i,,

]aj;p,up ad. barbarously, harshly,

\J-ii.,ii%.

\isltaip

s. bol.

l"t/3^,M/?f or^/./^^ s. knock, blow;

obstacle , hinderance , impediment
fraud, cheat ; hate, ill will, aversion
jealousy; remorse, scruple; pain, affliction, grief; doubt, distrust, appre-

hension

\aJ-til,

al-

legory.

barbarous, fierce, fero-

'\aJ-j.ni.J- a.

-manufactory;

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28 5

gum-resm.
^^l_s, search, perquisition, investigation, strict inquiry; plucking up,

snatching away ; -

uipl[UM%t-i,

to search

rummage,

out, to investigate, to
W'Zi':/ S.

to

[inquire into.

1"^/'

^[i/uuii-puiu s. filth,

filthiness, fetid

matter.
]u/.(ia^
\l'il_

a.

f a. learned, wise pedantic.

unclean profane.

tendril, clasper; sucker,

fibre, filament, stamen ; - w(i_
s.

\i>[>ri_p

shoot ;

hold fast to, to

to twine, to entwine ; - utpliinit-i_ or miiXai-u to be
thoughtful, melancholy ; to clasp one's
liu.'hhu to cling to, to

clasp

to strain to

ii,n
\a[,,n

knees.
\>l"i]^. f'"i]<f>< I't- s. scruple; conscience; doubt, distrust; angui^, sorrow, affliction; a. scrupulous, conscientious ; - irmuM^, conscience; scruple;

thickness, density; a.

[.null i.

close, dense, thick, serried; compact,

dense; crowded, numerous, frequent;

full
- - uia. - - f^iif. - ad. thickly,
densely; frequently, often, much;u.ii. - ^upni.uib-^
repeated blows.
]al'[i s. white violet.
;

}a^(im a. startling;
^<it^, to shy,
to start at; to doubt, to fear, to sus-

pect; -u /. - or - /. -H a. inconstant,
vacillating orf. doubtfully, suspiciously ; with a staft.
]n/y s. closing or shutting; cork,
stopper, bung, plug valve - m^^"'^t-i_, to cork, to bung, to dam, to stop
to hinder, to oppose.
]/.. #. zool. black-bird.
;

|n/,i.<,,

paste

/.

hasty-pudding; gruel;

s.

starch.

!"?/

'

I'j *

\iiu/iiuiir,

[to give a -.

ro^ of honour

'uguy vn. to

be made deaf;

remorse, compunction;

to

conscientiously,
uini^ ^(^ajfi .liberty of conscience; ^^^
*iiiujp.u^a ^uiaiP- piif2C^i litntua f aCCUSation,reproach of conscience; -uiuM^lru

ears, to turn a deaf ear to.

^/^J^- Jinu,^,
scrupulously ; ur^/_

li

luiiT^ iJ/hk-^tTinw^ nt-pnt-^t to

pretend

]o^<-/i. s.

oriental

fig.

-hiTva.

become

deaf,

to stop one's

outer garment or veil of

women.

[^,t-^tu

lo^_jFt.jAi-r, nL-jp va. to

to stun.

deafen

'^^j/ni-^li^a. deafening, stunning.

Yoit-iT, frj^ va. to pluck up, to root

to have scruples, to scruple to, to be

tsonscientious in-ir^n^gu/uyi_q- tTmuiij
to stifle remorse juMqiuuin>-Pl,iii {aqTCj,
iTuiiu^, for conscience sake.
]u/,2r, lu-7(J,^ s, small stone, pebble,
gravel ; - "iimi-ni. ballast ; - t-pp^ui,,
JhAy med. gra.ire\; stone[joy.
]o/.t/^ s. joy, mirth; . /uiif-pi, for
]o/fi6- or \ap%As. bosom, cavity, hollow bottom ; - upmp ventricle ; -^
uiptf.uM'iiii.l, , cavity of uterus,
[lojy'/jp
\ijtiui s. lance, spear
-^ pt^iuy S.
"^[Htiii
ik"'3 * night-mare, incu-

jp,,

bus phantom bug-bear.

brane,

or inuij u. hard, stif,

harsh, tough; sharp, strict, severe,
rigorous, rigid, austere ; rough, rude
cruel, merciless ; haughty, arrogant,
supercilious, overbearing; inflexible,
obstinate, untoward, stubborn, untamable ; difficult, inaccessible;-, -".
PiumI--- ad. harshly ; roughly, cruelly
severely ; - puM%p harsh words ; lit-uiiip austere, hard life \luumlii-ifuiuij
to be blunt with; to treat with brutality or severity, to maltreat; - p"'/_

rooter out, weeder out, ex^ibl"t'' * ^'^d- cancer; fig. a shrewd

person, a sly one.
\sip,[t^ir, h^fi va. to pull or haul about; to tease, to plague : to neglect,
to omit ; to counterfeit, to feign, to
pretend; to pretend not to understand.
\^nu, a. snotty; snotty-nosed; mu[cous.
iii^/._/3^t4 s. deafness.
\in,-m, s. pulling out, tearing up,
rooting out, extirpation.

out, to extirpate ; to unclasp; to sweep

force, to take by force, to
; to

away

extort, to take away ; to demolish, to

destroy, to pull down, to ruin - jui_
mui'Jh , to draw, to pull out, tb-extraot
a tooth ; - ^u,^ to put, to tear the
;

eyes out.
lu^f-^

}f'ibii.e

[(species of willow).

salix caprea

s.

latifolia

'

\tlium

fuiiaip^

p-iun-h-g^t

juoufri^

f^ii}-

nM^JIr^

tO

Speak

bluntly or harshly to, to say unpalatable things; - k^iri: it is hard forthee.

s. snot, mucus.
snotty, mucous ; -

l"i/%

\ait'ii^iyffii a.

(3-ui.iu/iiP-

iTuip^

mucous body,- mem[tirpator.

\iiii_s.

mole a^mnu^njin

fu^i^utb

uhu,^

to

iMMftmhi-u/ii

lltufth-i^l^ \} lu^

make mountains

of mole-hills.

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|^.^ti/.

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284

gangrene;

horrid, dark-

a.

[working.

]a^,uiuiir, -u/iaiir^. ~m[iir.

va.

]u/,oitir, A-j/,

to

move

insinuate.

[agitation.

movement

impulse
neighing ->/ s. neigh.
l^v.fr,r, fry/, vn. to neigh to shout,
to halloo, to roar out, to yell, to hoot.
]o/^1i,[,^^, s. neigh, neighing
S. lo^,
}a^niiM.m,

s.

lo/?/2-x/;jA a.

l/ri^^

scruple, to doubt;

of, to

my

fiqTit.r,

blame me;

to stir

shake -/>ir vn. to be

moTod, stirred, shaken to creep, to
to agitate, to

>irn

science

2_

conscience does not

um-ufii^

t-pfa-

I'pbe

-y go

without scruple or hesitation.

\3,i7Cj'aiuJii^ s. conscience, scruple;
-io^ ad. conscientiously, scrupulously.

loYni-Q.././.-tf s. noise, clatter, hubbub, uproar, rumour, turmoil, din,

conl^usion.
\i,inci,^,

uj

snail

s.

purple shell-flsh; -

sea-shell

</A^.ra4-o/?/

slug.

^sXuiluuini a. gravelly.

Im&p^S- p.fruj^ s. censure, criticism

discussion, examination, research.
juS-pS^fr.r, frj/, va. to censure, to criticize to discuss, to examine, to debate, to sift.
[to stitch.
'\a}r[iiMi s. quilting; - u,niilri_, to quilt,
,

cram, to
gorge one's self.
\a}tnu.b- fuith-nj s. tow, hards of flax
or hemp; ^,nt-^ fuirftn,[j to stop with
]ab^/(lr,r, Irjl,

gorge ;

va. to stuff, to

unp^il^jjii

to

tow

mar. to calk.

to pink; -^.ryn.
shrink.
]n,^u,u>-y^
,

to

grow narrow,

to

[lehem.
the manger at Beths. small cottage, hut,

s.

n/iuM,

cot; small room, closet, cell.

^a,li^a,/l3suppur[,jj s. ulceration,
ation pus purulent matter; ^3'. hy,

pocrisy
jtinmn^

-^

earth-worms -^
Tcfusc from putrid

i^[-lipb

Mquid

<

vegetation.
to exulcerate

va.

!rj[,

enmity;
to be ul-

to dissemble, to conceal

to foment, to plot; -liT vn.

cerated, to form an abscess, to gather,
to discharge matter, to suppurate.

vna. to apply, to devote one's self to

to explore.
\a,ifup-irj; ir^[,

}o,i?Cuj,i.u,,n it'iifiirvn.

one's

own

uij

s.

sand-stone.

to stuff, to

cram ;

to

to

be judged by

conscience,

self, to

heap up,
to gorge,

eat too much.

luaV-'/

stuffing,

s.

one's
[age.

force-meat; saus-

ln,/p,^^^, ii-puMif s. collection of naeditor comtional historical facts

piler,
[to contain, to enclose,
]<^.^n^5-fri/", frj/. va. to assemble;
]u>/;^u.y.^,uu^-u, [, s. chief editor.
:

tj^

va. to compile, to
[ship ; compilation.
]o,rpuj^pni-P^pt-% s. editing ; editor}a,/pu,/i},j a. of the same troop or
ln/p^^fr.r,

write, to edit.

regiment, comrade, companion; S,

iajpuA^pl, s. group, [^auu^ibs ^"^
JaJpuj^uA s. assembly - i-^^vAj'-C/

nave.

[together.
a.

]ajpuj^l,

assembled

gathered

[gregation.
assembly, con-

]o,/f..uj^n^lrir S. 13,/p.tJ:

'\a,fii&,r

va.

lrj[,

s.

to

assemble,

by con-

scruple.

IuyXuiT, iaji[rvn. to scruple to doubt,

to mistrust; to abstain from, to shun:
to have pity, compassion.
;

over-scrupulous, overnice, too rigid; cowardly, pusillanimous, chicken-hearted.

la-i^riT, fcj^ vn, to make case of con-

to

gather together, to convoke;

to excite to blows, to set fighting: to
keep, to celebrate a feast; - u<mm-_
punfiT, [.ini^Jiiu - to fight, to come to
blows, to join battle; -["fvn. to be assembled, convoked, gathered togerally, to

ther; to rally, to flock together, to

;

guilty, pricked

lY?i"/4u#^/7_/3/.i_i s.

form groups to be engaged

science: miserable, pitiful.

loY^i'u/'ju/^
uj a. scrupulous.

]o,i7Cj[,, a.

cram

to gormandize, to stuff or

uiiuuth-pujaSh

[uiTfih-^tuL.
\>ii]C,uliu/i, a.

to

fill,

in[,n^,,fii

l<^u.._o^n-/?ft.i

\o,i[,yP-lrj;
fig.

\a7Cik^,r, /rj/. va.

vn. to quilt, to stitch,

tah-MJi/r.r, lrj[,

Iviltf/

'[oTCapiup

the

began.

in

war
battle

[in troops.

\airpn^,% ad. in

company,

in crowds,
drink to imbibe,
to suck up, to absorb.
lu,/n^ j ,i_s. leaven, ferment fig.
sect; q.uM^ls^2li1l S* \nnA:%*
\aJt,r, ty[, va. to

^oifhiruiuuif s.
\o,rniii-,r,

ment; -Inf

if^f,

vn.

zymosimeter.
va. to cause to ferto ferment, to rise;

-iru,i_ S. \i>irn[,nt^

\o,n,pirj^j[,^a. fermenting,

[tativo,

fermen-

;
,;

lo^D.
lajhpn^l^

pyu

-/4^

pill,

28S
bot.

strawberry

plant.

fermentation.
fermented, leavened ; - 4mi,j/ leavened bread.
loimvr, nj s. care, attention, solicitude ; nursing, attendance, duty, task;
mindfulness, diligence, assiduity -m^
ad. carefully, mindfully, attentively
- .uftk-ij nLihij u,u,%hi_, to take care
of, to be mindful of, to look after ; to
murse, to tend, to attend; to provide,

;,

h'\'

relationship

inij.t-Lnp

- sponsorship
,

}f>irnpni.Hh s.

\abuif uMn.Ulrir^, \f!^ufjlriV*

lui/iyjotA a. risen,

\(inyiruMir, \fiiujjirj; irj[, yn. to sparc,

to procure

luiJiAiuyi, ifii/P- in.

q-

ni._

to take every care of; to

take great pains with; m^a-t^^ /*_
l"y nM.pni._p q-u pi-p OV il^nL.P- -nj tO
surround with loving cares or kind
offices, to be particularly attentive to,
to wait assiduously upon; 4.uii.u._
tnlr,ui_ [, -u ^pl!b
prone to evil jn,-_
qtjnJii -p lr,mj compassion is excited.
\a'iiMuiir,uii.,ii-P- a.
careful
mindful
'iitfijtinL.Jk^k

regardful, solicitous, attentive.

IntKui/Zod-nt.
i#j a. careful;
S.
\fiiu,j;uliu,i.
[pection, guardianship.
\<tiiuiJhMb-ni-PptA s. care, cure, ins\ifiiuiJhj!li,ui_, uig a. tutelar, tutelary
. guardian
trustee , administrator
regent ; prefect ; curator, custodian.
,

be sparing of; to pardon, to respect,

exempt, to privilege; to save, to
spare, to husband, to be thrifty, to
administer or manage well, to be sparing of expence, to economize - /. l/t-,
to

to

pmlipnpi

to stint one's

- ^

self;

J-a^.

economize time - / ^^_

p-ni^u to bridle one's tongue - /.
p.uiplifiL.p^[^
to abstain from wrath.
\i'iiuijlT^nL.tjiu'i,lTir, ni-jjl, va. to cause
to be sparing, to create thrift or ecoj\u'i,uMif,

to

nomy,

[son, house-keeper, house-wife.

\fiujnq_

economizer, thrifty per-

s.

-nt-Uh s. regard, compardon; thriftness, saving, economy, parsimony, frugality.

\o%,yni-P[iLi,

passion, pity

a. joyful, cheer-/J, -ipj

gay, merry ad- gaily, cheerfully,
merrily; - ip'l'^L; to be transported
\ifi,q.,uqlfb

ful,

with joy.
" rejoicing together; to rejoice with any one, to compliment, to congratulate, to felicitate.

\Shq.u,lilg

llfi,t-l_,

1%^<4"P-

s. bot.

S. yS "liiluf/itq.
s.

\fiiil.uili^n,.p-[,ii,

congratulation

complimenting; p-aM-^p~pku,%, letter of congratulation.

jn^^uiiT, j/. vn. to rejoice, to be
merry, delighted, glad; greeting; ^'fc^ ni-Jkp
to rejoice with p-uufnt-J"u.ulrij to wish good morning, good bye;
lu'hq.ui
rejoice! good morning, good
day; adieu, God be with you; lJ,/>^"_
felicitation,

yil^/uiiltii^ui/nL.

\Oyjittlgti^tui*

B.

\i'h,u,na^u,ini-p-liiji, *.

solicitude tutelage
tion
guardianship

\a'i,ui,nuiMfirm

[i

xegeni.

s.

YtliiairuiuihuinuP-lii^
yyltgujujaiiup

care, attention,

regency protecDivine Provids.

[ence.

rogency.

yyliuij'utptup D. yyliutd'uiliuig*

~n,-P-ni^t 0 yiuiuUinl/ui/j

/_/3-p

utnMnl^^ \}^k-.puitt%q.p[i

to take care
of, to attend to, to occupy oneself solicitously about, to patronize.
\iinuJ'uipliyir, lrj[i va.

delighted, glad.

matrimonial mediator, go-between, match-maker; ll'ilru to arrange a wedding between;

- if%uii_t to go to conclude a marriage.
\ahuiJt,r S.

uij

s.

red, connexion; - wnluhij to ally, to

unite, to match; -/t%*/^S. ]*'"'*>'"/.
\ifi,uiJ'nui

<3 a. careful, diligent, at-

of regard, of solicitude,
benevolent, charitable.

tentive

full

lifiiuiJ'nL.p-liii,

s.

affinity

AriS-

merry;

mad with joy,

too

S. lSni^ul^'hq..

s. bot.

merrily.
mt^iuj vn. to rejoice, to

tiiiq-uiiTaiuipiap ad. gaily,

}a%q.uii/hi^ir,

be joyful, glad,

[mour, wantonness.
good hu-

^%q.ur,nn,^[9-l,ui, s. gaiety,

]ai,uiiriiipiirJ'.

\aii,a,ilir%uiir, uMguif vn. to become related, allied, to be united by marriage.

\a%mJli JLy JlruMg s. relatioUjkind,

loiij.uiJhij -iTnil, a.

\i^uiilh-luou

npq.t-ni

Alexander, greeting
\ai,q.uiJl,, a. gay, merry, cheerful,

totle to

alliance

\iii,q.ui^nt-jMi,'blr,r,

make
di-

vert, to recreate.

unequal, uneven, rug-^ s- spot, stain inequality, unevenness, roughness, ruggedness, asperity.
1-png s. question; interroga\fiiq-lip
'[i'bq.pm.l.q. a.

ged, winding

ni-g^ vu. to

merry, to rejoice, to give joy, te

;; ;

S86

1^l^
tion

inquiry

;:;

demand

1"%jS

discussion
examination ; perquisition , search
quest; visit, inquisition ; proposition,
thesis litigation, contest, dispute, debate, quarrel; request, requisition; ptyl gr. accusative or objective case

rejoice, to leap with joy.

fuoiihugni-^ Huifup ^/bif-pn/

carrying incense, aromatic gums, or

precious ointments.
lDt/^Y^ ' -d'P " f*^^' ^^ incense, odor-

course on this chapter

US diS-

let

- mn%k-i_, ^

u,[,iiu,%hi_, to seek, to look for, to

search for or after, to make inquiries,
to investigate, to examine, to inquire
into /> - ipilri_ nL-pni^ to tracc, to be
in search of, to follovsr the track of;
- fi J^2_ ujiLiint-i_, to commence an

'iiirij,

iferous

argument -ajn^^^, to
;

to create a discussion

there
arose a question; a dispute was raised
- [, Jjifb k'y the question is - 4 /A^J
t ^k'li - Jh niii[iir f, ^ifl, I have a
favour to beg of you n^ kfd-k uji-p
t'i'tl' - ki it is not what we seek to
'

Mnutufi tu%J.%

my life

be given

\iiiliui^uii_,

jo'fc^.u^n/,,
\i'bliiii,liuj

Inli/^m^oA

>

blood at your hands

- to revenge oneself,

will reqiiire his

j^fi"' 4pfiJ-ni-^
to be avenged - qkpi^uu \i^umn,-}ti
to seek God's face; ^lu"^" -'i.iirii t.__
hp- - to have no other aim but selfinterest.
,

Xith^uiplini.

A-fTj s.

prayer,

sition

to fervidly implore.
\!'%i.pnL.p^},.Su s.

search

demand ;

\iy7,i^,(,.r,

m^iy

orjif, im. to

laugh, to

/r^l va. to incense.

uy

s.

]aiii^uit.npnt-P-pi% s.

incense-bearer;

censing; praise,

loi^t^

worthy

a.

to

be incensed,

praiseworthy, honourable.
]a'i,^tj; t-j/f, va. to incense

fume; to embalm; to

to per-

offer up, to offer

to intoxicate fig. to praise, to honour,

to adore ; to extol, to flatter, to flatter
grossly.
;

\iiHki^ s. hot. incense-tree, oliban,

frankincense incense, perfume.
\ifiililrifihMuj
Jih^ui^ . perfumer.
1"*4M*- grain of incense.
l^M/'io. incensing.
;

marjoram.
rosemary.

Miiiiniffini.iflli s. bot.

la^^niJi',^ s. bot.

]ifr,Jnp

or

nj

pommel, knob,

t>

apple

s.

ball,

apple-tree

head;-

-liyrh
azarola or Neapolitan-medlar ; ^t-mtili
- S. 'kpl-jn^d ; -^ yu.f.j -^
rosy
fig.
cheeks.
\i(tiinpiiilint.i_s. med. lozenge.
\\%inplr%li
'[a'hJtnpl,, /"-?/ * applO"
tree -ti/j^ apple-orchard.
,

lii%A-f,y,, if^,ji s. laugh, laughter,

gaiety, toying, dalliance, rapture.
\a%(f,l,ij,^ a. sprightly, gay, merry.

inccnsc-

respect, adoration.

or

perfumer.
s.

^^. flatterer, fulsome praiser, adulator.

^iiu,p^ni-p-[iL.'b s. incensing.

demand, request, requi-u upmltij to pray devoutly

s.

\fi,liu,pl[irMr,

supplication,

lug

ardent fervent asincense-box; censer.

'\a'hliui'un.-kp a.

petition.

box; censer; pan to burn incense on;

perfume- box. [cending like incense.

6-u<j

\iiii/juAnj

me at my

a.

incense-box

\fiiliuid'u^

ing incense

piT^ulitppngu iijnt^if\

M'^ni^. -i,ah s. joy, mirth, pleasure, gaiety, cheerfulness, merriment.

loiif-pu,^ uj s- seeker-after, inquirer; guardian, trustee; emissary; -
iiipJMu^t-_q^'ii[i ni^pnL._p to run after, to
hunt for or seek after some one.
'taiif.pu.^uJiip s. object of research;
subject of dispute.
[wish.
l<fiiif.liui^u,u,ui[, a. fulfilling another's
|nt^^.^ s. demand, request.
\a^tq.pt-,r, t-gj, va. to search for, to
ask, to solicit, to implore to demand,
to claim, to require, to run after, to
pursue; to ransack, to rummage
,fui%i'i, oi_^,p, to seek one's life
tfui^
pfitA %npiu [i Urn-uig _pnMj (""bl-plr^l'a I

^Sfflrf.pnL.tuit^

salvia, sage.
odoriferous, aro[upon ; censer.
uy g. altar to burn incense
a. perfumed, fragrant.
lug mortar for pound.j

matic,

Know

\<(iiliu,ltni-

honourable

1ui>4<6-<i>Y/f^ *. hot.

raise a doubt,

- t^tt

praiseworthy

drunk with incense and myrrh.

In^^iu^/ui/ti a. mixed with incense.

-itj

let

\a%^,u(Lirp u/j a. thai bears or produces aromatic or odoriferous gums;

\:fblnpoiil, s.

]oi^nfp jl-j

cider.

s. treat, feast, banquet,

great feast, entertainment; feasting,
rejoicing; assembly, company; t""i.
,

;
,,

Ml

1
/A*x;/a, banqueting-hall; -jn ^/"^.
TCu/inug, luxurious entertainment ;-jyu
tuniih-u jopliuku muii_, to regale, to
feast, to give a treat -ju ni^puifun^.^
p-kuMb juipif.uipiri_ nL.iihp to foast oue
with high ceremony.
[churn.
;

V^"^l> 1 5-w

churn ^uipJ-h[_q- to
cork to stop, to

va. to

\a'rinL.,r, liigji

bung

shut ; to oppilate,
; to close, to
to constipate ; - iptrpuHi m-pm-^ to
put to silence - qiiluimnM-^u/ii lu/rifruM^
to turn a deaf ear to, to refuse to listen.
ItSii^iT, Irgj, vn. to grunt; *to blow
fiijjy. S. Ii2rt^
[the nose.
,

\a^,uii.np a, lancer.

bedstead, pallet, truckle-bed; haltingplace,- den, haunt, lair, cave of wild

beasts ; qont-i^^ [a^npu to hide in a den.
,

*}a^nni.i

gusset.

\a^plr^ a

[able.

contemptible

despic-

la^pt-iT, hgf, vn. to despise.

*lnjp^rf* vn. to have a thirsty longing
for acid things.
\iinii_, fij or uij s.
boar, sow; pig,

hog, swine;

-:p, spoke of a wheel;

* scrofula, king's evil; -Jlnuwui^, sow;

- ttnijuijpi sea-hog
_ guinea-pig ^iilt'hL-J; to far-

iruiit-aiu

4'irf.^4r

hog

row, to pig; hr%niiin^ -fi litter of pigs;

J^uiPHtp -, sucking-pig; ^./^ -/y,
pig-sty IrpuiWiMi^ -pj herd of swine
i^in fi pork uiiiint^iui -[> ham fimpfi
-/ rind (of bacon) JhpP- -{ pigskin
,

fnuili^ p.ni,p.nt,k
,

the hog grunts

Ipifk

tCfy

-/ ipn^-ibot.

h"^'ih ~'

anagyris,

bean-trefoil; -f /z<<t, S. ^uipjunui,

\in,iuip.iup ad. hoggishly.
\aajiapuipnf

tt.

hogglsh

bohaviug

like a hog, rude.

\a^p.y&^

a.

swine-fattening.

\aii^iupaM.,n ^t-pui^ni^p

s.

hog's wash,

food for swine.

lon^uj^.uy*. fruit of cypress, plane[a pig.
tree, &c. ; - ik-puiirni , cocoon,
\iin^lilrpui -.ftiL a. hog-shaped, like
,

Innju/ii^/raa. pig-headed;
\inijn/ii

uy

s.

stubblc

swinish, dir[ty, filthy.

laaquAui^
uM^ s . clothes-brush ;
whisk; -w^npit, brush-maker; -i-r
va. to brush ; to whisk.
,

]Dnfi%ur, uyiu/ vn. to be changed

into swine ; fig. to behave like a hog,
[erect, like stubble.
to be hoggish.
\ani^iwjlrii/u \3nqufblritii_ a. bristly,

pig-sty.

\aniiu,%nji s.

^n^uinrnti-

s.

}a^,u,'/,jt

s.

loug bristlc.
hot. wild-pear

king's evil, scrofula.

\inquipu,fr

lanqtiiA

swinehsrd

,iy s.

s. pi.

mcd.

[driver.
,

pig-

hogs, swine.

lon^7//i a. swinish,

hoggish s. pork.
herd of swine.
\inq^uM,ii:h s. hot. acorn, beech-mast.
\an,in,_p-l,ii,s. hoggishness fig. nastlan^i-puiiKa/i

lug s.

iness, filth.

porcupino.
kingfisher , halcyon
-uiIium"!! u/i_nc.^2^
halcyon days.
\anP-nu,lTir, A-jf vn. to see with displeasure, to scowl at; to despise.
\snqni-li s. zool.

\3np-

zool.

s.

\inJ-n,i. a. harsh ; frowning , surly,

threatening; hideous, frightful, horrible , dreadful , shocking
coarse
gross, rude, rough; sad, sorrowful;
grave, stern; - tkJ^ stern and haughty countenance ; - u^ threatening
eye, gloomy eye ; - uMl^iiupiih,_jn^
to look at sternly or angrily, to frown,
to scowl, to knit the brows ; - 4'fyfe/_.
to look surly at, to sulk, to turn a
wild haggard look upon.
;

\in<^^n.u>^k,f_,

gruff-look-

-tuif.kJ' a.

ing, surly-looking, of a stern or austere countenance, scowling, lowering;

sorrowful, gloomy, sullen; -jimpp,

[looking.
}anJ-nn.uMi,u,ihujii tt, surly- or gruff-

frightful spectres.

\inJ-nn-k-^ni-jiu'itlrir, "t.^/'

va. to irri-

tate, to anger, to incense, to chafe, to

provoke, to exasperate; - ^k^itu to

pucker up one's features, to put on a
,

surly look.
\iinJ-nn.liir, o-h-guij vn. to frowH, to
knit one's brows, to be sulky, cross,
ill-tempered, to grow angry, to be nettled; to be soured, embittered, exas-

perated

k-plit'1'3

'

cover with

to

gloomy clouds, to lower, to get cloudy,

murky.
\itnJ-nn.ni-P-liJii s. frowu
wriuklo
,

knitting of the brows, scowling, pouting, sulkiness, sulks, wry face ; vexation,

sorrow, melancholy,

[tumour.

a. tumorous ; - JaipJJ/i,,
]o/Yt.r, t-jft va. to disperse, to scat[nant sore.
ter, to drive.
\an^lrjflr,nli s. tued. caucor, malig\iniuifl,%

]an[npj,

ipiui'ii

s.

hot.

orchis, bee-

208

TwnZ

;,

in3

flower, salep, satyrion.

]0"^ s. dressed victuals; S. ]"';
\an/unq^ad- dreadfully, frightfully.

Yin'iiu^uiTCuin.s.

\in^u,piu'h

s.

eating-house keeper.

intellect, sense.

well-watered, abounding

'\vnfi,j- a.

in springs, or running waters ; -^ 'fiaj

*. ravine, deep hollow sylvan valleys,
forest ; mountain streams, torrents.
,

gloomy ravines;

s.

\an[un,nM,ijiii._^

sf-

cook

^u'2_-

very good, excellent

[dress victuals.

cook.
]a^trml[

cook

ty/i va. to

]a^.pai[it-tr,

sculUon

Irlili s.

to

kitchen[/fuitl
&c.

sf.

long valleys.

maid,

\a^Jtir, hjl va. to bathe, to water; -[iiTvn. to spring; to inundate.

-ujpujp , -m-P-l^iii S. 10/14'".

]no4fr/i#^m^^ a. adorned with prudence, judicious.

murmuring, purling, babbhng, gurgling

^uin.

4syp -^.i^

l>

evacuation,

going to stool.
^anfijn^iT,

hgli

vf).

to

murmur,

purl, to babble, to gurgle; f

to

i^^ - to
,

\iini,h,riuJi,u,

\a[uninlrir, Irgjt

-aifij; Irg.uj VUtt. to

think, to invent, to attempt, to try.

\in^, lu^ *. thought; a. thoughtful,
discreet, prudent; [ - uipliuiiihu to
think, to consider, to ruminate;-^
dlfinu Ii"i!p 'I'npu, he had the intention
,

he intended

to thluk, to Teflect,
consider, to contem-

to meditate, to
plate, to imagine.

prudent.
lon4t.^i/?<3

mud;

/Ijr.

tonness [
get splashed, to be be-mired, covered
with mud -^ u{q&ni-Plriu%g defilement; -^ JJiJhiu'u^, sodomites.
;

\\ni,lTpu,liu/i, a.

hands

S. In^^u/^iy,

]on4ui;ju,i ,u,ja. thoughtful,

&C.
prudent,
,

wise, judicious, sensible, intelligent,

cautious, provident, circumspect, discreet; -% . intellect , intelligence,
reason, judgment.
\an4,u^ia'i,u,p.wi, ad. prudently, wisely, judiciously, sensibly.
\on^u,f[aAM-P[.i s. prudence, wisdom , discretion, wariness, circumspection, cautiousness, good sense.

cook, man-cook;
cook, first rate cook;
kitchen ; -^ cookery; S.

]a^u,/iirp,

UM^ s.

^iiil_-, capital

-uy

mni-*'

\>n^u,^lr[,uiuilrm UMg S. chiof-COOk :

chief executioner ; o^'iriuimVi -/i under,

l'Jo4u/4^^*"^S. ^"^"'/""/'tir. [cook.

\an'i,M,^k-pnj

-t

- utensils

uiji

s.

kitchen

luhoP^

S. T""4"V"*|'I4'"4t^"-/??< S. \3uii,uip,upni-[3-'B
.

\in'iuiJ'u/b,uJ'vn. to precipitate
self, to fling, to cast or throw

self headlong.

muddy,

dirty, filthy,

- ^tt^

unclean

to talk obscene^LP-"
\inC,ypMJijn^ i. sink, drain.
[ly.
\on^l^,u,^P i^iop or i-l^-fp syllogism.
;

\an,iiu,jt^j;

&C.

s. filth,

filth,

slaughter, to

sober-mindodness.

dirt, muck, mire,

obscenity, villany, wan-/> or i^m- - p-uii-u,ijfi_, to

uij

thought, meditation, con-

[prudent, judicious.
circumspect, calm,

a.

yoni,ir,r,ni.(il, s.

sideration, contemplation, reflexion,

imagination, speculation.
]o/j4 pj s- S. \anli
meat, victuals.
|U/j4^n/.*-

sober-minded.
be wise or

impure, obscene

to.

lon/jaiiT, iujIj vu.

\oii,_Siis.

a.

\an^irinJiiiuJ', uigiui vn. to

\ini,irp

vomit.

to,

]uo4A-r,

va. to butcher, to

k-^ft

kill, to

massacre.

act of killing, massacre, carnage,

[of laughter.
laniiftni^lrirvn. to hear a loud burst
^nii^a^-h^iT -^%p
-2^ir S. ln.
\:in,i^nqnL.!li

s.

^;2_,

Sec.

laaifnilui^

\on,^,i.uii

canal, conduit ;-

luj

/io;

s.

pipe, tube,

spout;-

!_

gutter ; - [n^uiihu,^ drain ;

steam-pipe ; - frfJiilrfa^ijt
^f,h%u
chimney-flue; - ^>^uA,p engine-hose;
- /([ui^, gas pipe, main; - fiioumA,
speaking-tube ; - iiufliuimn^ acoustictube ; - 2l'ij'V"k"^ suction pipe.
]an7C^f, }t3^n[, -u,^
,uj S. SUCking-pig, porker.
irto/j

'

'[onXn-iC s. thought; -trWvn. to be

thoughtful , anxious , absorbed in
thought.
\inj ng s. zool. Faffl ; ast. Aries, mech. battering- -^.,mar. windlass, capstan ; 2i""p"'ih'"'liw'i' hydraulic
\^ni'"li "y s. capital of a column.
\snjufiiuiir, uiguij vn. to soar up, to
fly on high, to dart forward, to swoop
,

one's
one's

down,
at, to

to rush

pounce

headlong on, to dash

on, to fall on.

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M%
)an/f.>f^n<./7^i.%

golden fleece

289

conquest of the

s.

violation, rape, ra\anft-iu%^ f.pl. rams.

[vishing.
\an/^, fui.ql,j s. search, inquisition,
inquest, perquisition, research, exafig.

- tt pAq-^i' strict inquiry

mnl[u/blr, p k-i^ It piltif.ntt MUn^u/bht
or lpjlTi_ I, - lriiubhl_ iii%liui%[ti_ to
search, to examine, to inquire strictly,
to pry into - tn- fAflY lun-it-i^ m-Jt^
to he in search of, to trace, to follow
the tracks.

mination

\anjl3-,

crocodile.

* zool.

[uR-ta

s.

running away -

flight,

<<

to take to flight,
to escape, to decamp, to steal or slip
away, to break loose to be guilty of
uiii3in,-i_, ipiiri_,

to

fly,

tergiversation; to avoid, to flee from,

to shun.
\injp /u-^/i s. cap, diadem, tiara lri.pnMi{ai^ui% hat - uiuiT^li turbau ;

uiuiinuiliiuii

[maker hatter.

tiara.

\iniput 11.11pit

\injp,ui.lp

',

>

cap- or hatcrowning', covering

tuputp

a.

s.

another's head.
uMg

\iinjoiij

s.

hook

pick-lock.

low; down; down below;

downwards from top to bottom; at
the foot of beneath, below, underneath below, lower, under; - umfiik-u
to humble; - iptki_, to be humble or
meek, to humble one's self; to be'
humbled ifirphuu // - upliufblri_, to be
sulky or sullen - upu,\,t-_^ lowly in
heart o^ /. - with downcast eyes
jlrpiiirJebl,^ k.. ^-.from two years
old and under; f 'Jt2s/^ frt-f -. from
the loins downward; ^ ./fr/j 4- 1 -'Unceasingly, always, at every moment.
submis\in'i.u,p^uipuup ad. humbly
pr. ad.

- q,i,t,Jt%, to humble oneself; to do

penance, to mortify oneself, to fast; qiuiTpuipuiiui-iJiini^ ni-pni-^

[below.

sively,

lower ad.
thc lowcr part.

\in%u,p^iu,i.n,% a. inferior
\iin%uipi,u,liniiSh s.
\in'ii,up^u,i,u,li a.
\a'i,u,pi,uMJi,ui a.

dest, [abase one's

\in%uip'!,iMiir,nhJ'

inclining, aslant.

humble, meek, moself, to be humble.

humble or
humility, mo-

vn. to

\a'i,u,p4uiJ}iini-Plii.'ii s.

desty, meekness, [to conjugate verbs..

tO lOWBr,

abase to bring down the pride

of; ,jfj|,i</_u#i- uin. iTuipn.iiii to move
God to compassion, to implore divine

to

mercy

^/^

U,f/m#7t.Mii-

God humbles

aunrf^uMnmiu^

the proud.

to bo humble;
lower oneself, to descend; to
yield, to acquiesce to lean, to bend
downwards to decline gr. to be conjugated; - J-Miifp.uipinuit-ui%ni-P-t'iit to
descend from one's haughtiness, to
have the pride of one's countenance
humbled jt-plj^p - to prostrate one'^n'iiutp4[ii/; ^irjia/ VU.

to

self; - an.ui2p }J,umnL,ltnj

God

fore

bOW

tO

bc-

go
downcast, to be dejected; - jpt-i-uA
nt-pnt^ to deign to dwell in - j'^ip"
;

tii%/iia'ii[ii_

t-plrau,^

to

fades, the

to

grow old

-4/> opi,,

day wanes or

the daylight

is

going down;

ib-ntruuttpt luitbtup^lrina

Inutti lriUiq

Ijf/iiujp^, uig a. low; humble, submissive, respectful; lower, inferior,

mean, base, low ; feeble, weak - /

to humto abase, to subject; to bring

down, to lower, to abate, to depress ;
to bow or bend down, to incline ; ^^bl/i, to lend an ear to, to listen to
ble,

i-uj'hu

luny^i luni-itn s. swelling , blotch

schirrus, scrotula; - uiutpuAngl, wen,
goitre.

loo,u

in^
]fin%uip^lr^nL.jut'iit-j; m-i/li vu.

lie

rose from his prostrate attitude.

\in'i,uipi,n,-P-l,L^, s. humility ; deference, submission, humiliation, abasement; baseness, lowness, inclination,
declination.

abasement humilia-

\a%,i,p^,_!li, s.

conjugation.
lfi%u#i., U.J a. humid, damp, wet,
moist s. humidity.
[humid.
lu/,^,t./^.^ a. full of humidity, very
\a%ia,_,i,in/lt a. deliquescent; -^t.
&-o<_/?^t.%, deliquescence.
[moist.
lanli.iui-ui/iu/ri
-lyp' a. humid, wet,
]u%^i_^ny,^ s. damp weather wet,
rainy weather.
]atA,ut-Mf%aiir, uguij vn. to grow wet,
to become damp or moist.
tion

fall,

decline

gr-

\iiniiu,i-u,i,uip

s.

(i

hygrometric
metry.
^ui%

hygrometer; -_
-ni-P-Jiia, hygro,

]o'ii,u,.u,pwp a.

moistening, wetting.

\on'ii,at-u.jjnij s.

hygroscopo.

|U#j^//t-A-i/*.

va. to

damp,

^np -~k-an-quj7iirJ*t ni-Qp

to wet, to
to moisten
t

steep, to bathe.
\an%,ui-ni-P[itA s. humidity, damp,
moisture, wet humour, radical moisture - o// "J damp weather.
;

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290

Tn2

1-nu
^in^q-iulib

- ad. pr. below under inside, within, in. [drawers &trowsers.

\a'i,?C^-i,
L%^ s. running string for
1/F%a".

/.

,'

|u/A^ s. fatigue,

lassitude; a. fati-

gued, tired, weary, faint, jaded, [some.

\a^,2u.//ii/i,

hard,

a, fatiguing,

toil-

VU

m-iif,

to tire

weary,
[fatigued.
be tired, weary,

out, to fatigue, to

]on'i,2li,r,2irj.yvn. to

\tn%2n,.pi,^b
-._iffi
situde, weariness.
,

noise,

jiJ/jjAtSi s.

fatigue, las-

s.

murmur.

s.

impediment

tho

to

put a stop to, to hinder.

'[in^iij-nm'!,
lUo^mfc S. ObStaclC
stop, hinderance, embarrassment; iJ/iiiru to oppose, to hinder, to clog, to
[about.
embarrass.
,

\an,,{u,ir,

ui^fi

a.

[i

land, desert;

vn. to leap or frisk

uncultivated *. waste,
-t, waste, fallow.
;

VU.

\anui,abia'i,aiir, uiji^i

become

to

desert, uncultivated; to lie waste or

fallow to spoil, to deteriorate, to go
to ruin.
;

{Junifh-j:
%/rMr, tj/. va.

\in^u,

sight; -ipik-ij to

\inuiu,%
\>n'li2^^ni-^ui'htJ'

hay dried herbage.

uncultivated

to let lie fallow, to leave

waste, to spoil,
; to lay
[to TUiu.

Ivi/rjni^
great thick
[,j a. stout
rough, rude, rustic, unpolished; awkward ill-shaped ill-made rugged,
toilsome, difficult;- ^^to, coarse
- Jiy%
cloth
rough voice harsh
sound; - ^nji,^, stiff or unconnected

to put in ringlets, to crisp ; -piTvn. to

curl one's hair; to Jail into curl, to
curl of itself.
lonaiaufl, tt. curfed ; -rp s. curl, lock,

colouring.

ringlet of hair

[lished.

rude, rough, unpocoarso featured, hard-

\in2npuip.u,i,^ a.
\3nini,uif.ir,i^a.

favoured, ugly.
;

grow up
become stout or bulky; to grow

\an^pui'bu,ir, lu^iuj

to

vn- to

rude or rough.
\sn^l,lrcjnL.^,Ji,lrJ'

]ij/jjo^n-/?f ti s.

ni-tj[i

make

nify, to increase, to

mag-

VU. to
larger.

coarseness

rude-

want of politeness; bigness.

\Ofi^nuiJ', lultiuiT S- ^lutjutiT.

'\an^,Ju.i.u,ilcf a.
s.

[ing.

tormenting, torturtorture, torment,

punishment, rack, pain.

]n#7ji/.A^tr, tjf tta. to pain, to torment, to torture to thrash, to beat.
;

toti^iiuip

or

lu/7Hu.<i/^

s.

boy, son;

pupil.
l""i'

obstacle, opposition

em-

barrassment, inconvenience, difficulty, hitch, hinderance, clog; the spines

of the hedgehog
- /u#/i,,^^,
great obstacle, impossibility; <i#4.. u/iJin/u/ril, there is an insurmountable
difficulty - t^u ^^/^^/At^, to hinder,
to clog, to embarrass, to prevent, to
De a bar to uiuiuuf/lriquitlh'iitiMt% n y-L.
;

VU. tO CUrf, tO frlZZ,

to

uiiCbh-i_,

curl, to

[breach, gap.

\inn.

-%

S.

iva

Ufmpuuijt

A-j^

zj s.

[hole cavern, den.

hollow, cavity, cave,

jo/i/tt./",

}ann.n^,

hot

prime minister.
va. to hollow out, to

excavate.

\Offtn.nsujtiuit/*f

vn- to

\s^,,u'i,^u.'it^

t-jj^

frizz.

usauij

lOnn-n^ift Irnty

become hollow, empty,

void.

confession ; promise ; l> u^irhij to cause to confess ; ! - ?-Y.i

to confess, to tell the truth ; - ipit-ij
to confess one's sins.
lom/mu.puAnt/^^t.'i. s.prbmiso. [rity.
'[a.iu.nuj^q.uip^ s- descendants, poste^anuutiMitiuiir, uijiy vn. to promise, to
engage, to pledge one's word to vow;
to protest; to offer, to proffer ; to propose.
\anaiiirjilui% uin%lrl_, fl^lr^ VH. tO COH-

\aum

ness,

\linuinui S. ]ni7j^<jY^

\an^nullrir,

Jonn-iuuik-in s.

a
very rude
very
- ad. rudely, coarsely.

\\jt^pu,,i.yh

coarse

]anui

s.

fess, to

own, to acknowledge; to make

confession, to confess, to go to confession ; - ipihi_^ui%^u,%u , to acknowledge one's fault; - qJkipM \iM.p , to confess one's sins.

od

]anuu,nilu/i,u,puip

avojvedly

confossedly

in confession.

[tent.

.{[un^p^

obstacles

to
;

surmount the

S. lut/?

Yin^,,n. ipihj^

vn.

to

greatest
[hobble.

go lame

to

bribe for con[rector of one's conscience.

\inuu,nilu,'ji,uq.piuir .s.

fession,

\inumniljuiiiui,uijp

\auutnilui'iiiupui'i, s.

coufessor

confessional.

confess, to hear confession.

di-

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,,,

Ions

own

L-^uy vn. to

39

to

to,

acknowledge,

to confess ; to protest ; to- profess to

confess, to make confession ; u/mpm k
;

must be acknowledged -

it

^t-if,!

to confess one's sins ; - i^>o%j<% to

acknowledge one's faults ; ^iiatpmnLp
- to acknowledge oneself overcome.
,

confcssor to the

\inuuiniliu%nii_, uij s.

penitent,
[faith.
1nn.^%i^ s. confession, avowal,
acknowledgment, declaration; - /_
.^uy confession of sins ; tpp-iiii_ [ to go to confession; utuii_ -, to make
confession; uinAnt-i_q- nt-pnt^, to hear
the confession of;
\anuuini-li s: colic, gripes, stomachache, pain in th'e bowels; - nL^hi_, to
have the gripes ; - f/Afe^, to confess,
to own.
^numnilu/iiniii^^

s.

yanuuini-Hi

obligation

promise, engagement,
word of honour,
,

s.

word

good faith;

offer, tender; protestation,

declaration ; profession ; - mi^ to
give one's word, to promise ; i^4t_
ij- ^uii_l' lunumJ',u% to keep one's word
or promise ^ij/<o4t_?_~ ii'"t-t {unum^
ruM'ifi,
to break one's promise, to fail
to keep one's word; Jtirmdhh- [unum^
,

iDwJi,,!

to

luiLbk-ij

promise mountains

of gold, wonders ; iflmmli [unamiratiif,

vain or empty promises, fair words
only u%n$njt ^nuunrutir^^ uivupiupir^j to
nourish with vain promises, [note {^).
,

\>nupn4uyl,% s

wius

au Armenian

grass horbago turf,

verdure pasture ^np - hay, forage.
'[unututp.lrp a, bearing or producing
grass, grassy, herbaceous, [on herbs.
\anu,iupni.m a. fed on grass living
lunin, nj

s.

1nu><f.4f s. herbalist, herborist.

\anafat[tg

abouuding

a.

full of forage.

in

grass

[getarian.

\inuimlihp . eating vegetables, ve-

hay-cock; haystack.
\inmu,-2Cu,pui^ tt. herbivorous, pasturing on herbs; - iliit-^, zB21rU *o Pas\inu,iuiiuM,rp.uMp s.

ture, to feed.
loii%,

jj

a.

abject, vile, base,

mean, worthless, despicable -- ad.

meanly, basely, shamefully; in ex;

cess

mnifri/'S. \>nmhir.

'\s>nmui'iing s.

s.

to undervalue, to depreciate; -[Tvn,

to be despised, contemned, disdained.
\ininp a. oblique, crooked; delud-

ed; strayed, erroneous, wrong; S.

\an,nnp%ili[, - ,uil,lri_, to CaUSB tO CTr,
to turn aside - t^^ ast. oblique ascen;

sion.
\ininnpiun.li,nutli S.

pOlOmOSCOpe.

^n.anpia^if

dcclinator,

s.

turn aside, to mislead, to

ni-jp va. to

lead astray

; to divert, to distract; to
contort, to bend, to make
awry ^g. to lead astray, to cause to
err, to delude, to unsettle.
'\anu>npkgn^gl>l_ " pcrvertiug, turning aside, leading astray\tnmnpl,j; tr^iui vu. to tum asidc, to
deviate, to swerve; to go astray, to

twist, to
;

lose the way ; to decline, to shrink

from; to slope, to slant; fig. to go
astray, to err, to be perverted, to
abandon oneself to to avoid, to shun.
\anmap%iu^ uijj a. obliquo, crooked,
aslant, aslope, athwart, across, transverse ; out of the way, indirect ; illturned, ill-made ; bad, perverse, wicked, froward; s. cross beam, traverse;
-t -u ad, obliquely, crossly, transversely.
lanmnphiJi/il- ud . oWiquoly , transversely; at random confusedly.
\anjnnp'iiiii^liJ', lihiu/^ vii. to slaut, to
slope to turn aside, to go astray.
fjninnpn^PliLi, -ni-Sb S. obHquity,
crookedness, deviation, declination,
winding , sinuosity ; turning aside ,
going astray; fig. perversity, error,
;

depravity.

or

]uoi<3

\nmni-^ s

shin, shin-bone,

shank

ttnat.

[scller.

herborist,

herb-

\anuut-i-ui a.

abounding in grass.

]ouiu{^iiin^s.

herborizer; -

(l-^'^u to

tibia,

articulation.

\anp,nj a. deep, hollow, excavated;

profound, deep ; f - ad. deeply,
profoundly ; thoroughly ; grievously
- mif-^mni^p-l,^ [kp.fi profouud iguo-

fig.

deep wound fuaiuuip - thick,

dreadful darkness - laq^iuuim-P-fiA
profound misery abject poverty h-h-pni-p-t decrepitude ft - iJkpuib in
the depth of winter; / - luiTuspuA, in
the middle of summer; ^A-#^t^ ^ -, to
excavate deeply ( - luni.^i^ [, -j^
rance

hay-loft.

\a,ujilu,7Cu,n.

herborize.
[s. herbage, vegetables.
lonmk.ip, a. grassy; made of grass;
]u.t.r, l-j^ ya. to despise, to contemn, to scorn, to slight, to disdain

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29S

innp

^fhlrij to investigate minutely, to examine thoroughly - f ^/"-* il^iik-u to

;

sleep soundly;/'- /""jt^j to wound

severely, mortally; fiy. to cut to the
heart, to grieve deeply, to break one's
heart; ( - ("jtu to be touched to the
quioli, to be cut to the heart; /'pf^'/ - /^_
buried in forgetful^ -1 go out to the

moment

hottest

of the fight;

ii.iujjni^m o/i4*-<"_'

ness

/./lu/^z^jn

open

sea.

]anijg, (inj

holloM', cavity, pit,

s.

depth, bottom gulph, abyss; - trn^ni.,

the high sea; the open sea; /> /unpa
mar. the offing - ^>ptru,j depth of
misery or misfortune - "/""/y the
heart's secrets / [unim^ upmk from
the bottom of the heart; f ^/#7^.i oV
f/.iu/t/A, in the depth of the forest; /i
{inpu ^uipu^fijfb at the bottom of the
grotto ; f^utiip 'impua ^ [unpu upuip i"^y
tu^hgjfu, his words touched me to
the quick - /un^^^^ ny ^.umni-hy the
inscrutable designs of God;/>'^-/..
;

depth of wisdom
'\opuip,u%nt.J s. enigma
dark saying, profound import, hidden meaning.
]o/7^,y4-m a. sagacious, shrewd, juruiiiu.ni-P-tru.'b

dicious

sensible, prudent, cautious;

wary, subtil, sly, crafty; ingenious,
skilful

^u^^^ui,[,^pi7,.l3-[,^%

ious policy;

sagac-

]a<7^iuf.^u,>7<_/<
;

s.

prudence, shrewdcunning.
(of a book).

craft,

\anpui.[,p s. title

or -ifbiaj ct. Sailing on the

sea, navigating the ocean.
laapuiif-njiu ad. to the bottom, pro-

\anpu,^'i,iy

open

foundly, thoroughly.

very

[versed.

deeply
\anpiii,iiipi a. scrutinizing minutely
- (uni-quiplin,- accurate observer.
a.

liin^/.i^^/j

skilful,

inscrutable investigation, [cane; penetrating, acute.

\ahpiiifinp^n,-p,l. a. mysterious, ar'\anpu,!^fiin,_[^litJh

'|a^u./o

a.

s.

profound

difficult

enigmatical, obscure; jabbering, talking gibberish.

\0npuipuj%nM^[3-[i

pinpujpjourrM-l3-li S.

sunken-eyed.
}oijp,uJnp s. deep valley
a. profound, difficult, rugged, scabrous /A^
- iupiiuj'i,iri_ qjiimu to exercise one's
\apuj/i% a.

mind

in inscrutable things.

\i>p,uj-i'i,ii

u,j

a.

inr

crafty, knavish, wily, roguish, artful;

fraudulent, deceitful, rascally, villan-

ous malicious; - lilnih^un-npnt-P-lii^,

profound hypocrisy.
;

to chicane, to quirk, to quibble, to use

stratagem and artifice, to deceive, to

cheat; to be cunning, artful, fraudulent, knavish.
s- cunning, artichicane, quibble ; cheat,
deceit, fraud, base stratagem ; knavery, roguery; malice.
\anp,^Ji-2_, -^'2s'3 " "^^^P ^ spacious
in the center concave.
\iipuiiriu'i,^n--P-li.'i,

fice,

craft,

a. penetrating , acute ,
piercing; profound, d,eep; - it'i't^u to
penetrate, to fathom, to dive into, to
enter deeply - ib'i't-i_ t ^uii.u , to be
swallowed up by, to be plunged in
grief; - ^ 'iilwp_^u luiuquii_, to enter too
far, to plunge in too deeply ; - i-p-^.
Jti_, to inculcate, to impress deeply
on the mind.
\anpuji/7ii-, s. diver a. S. ]oi.^./i.^.
]opu^,amuM/j a . profound, deep ,
hollow.
\anpuun/il^ a. searching at the bot-

VinpuiiTni-lu

tom; - ipihij to search into, to go

the bottom of, to sift, to scrutinize,

cunning

sly,

to
to

investigate.

JDn^uA,
of heaven

sly conduct.

ness, sagacity

,;

tion,

luj
;

pavilion, tent; vault

residence, habita;
anlh. table; chess-

.?.

altar

dwelling;

board, back-gammon board, &c.;lIfUMji.[3-hu/h, the Tabernacle; - u^.

.pnti/i, royal palace, court; u-uj^-,
high altar; ^f-nifim^ -[
frontal ;,

pitch a tent
to strike

pui/iiuYj

itiiri^ni^lri_^

^-

a tent.

\inp,Jiia-piiu,^ a.

nomad, wandering.

tent-maker.
dwelling in the same
pavilion or tent.
[encamping.
\inpiu'bu,^uipni-p'f s. pitching tents
\opu/ii,aAtt. a. tent- or bell-shaped.
\inpu/ii,u^npit-

-liiup s.

^npii/bui/flij a.

\'inpu/riiiij', luj/uij

low or deep;
bottom of.

vn. to

become

to dive into, to

hol-

go to the

^npu/biyuip

a. pitching a tent.
\apuiliujjuipi^utp S. architect of the

Tabernacle.

[or bell-shaped.
vaulted, cupola-tent
'[anp.iMiiuiii/iu'ii S. -u/^Jt...
[camping.
]ap,u'i,iii^,i. a. travelling with tents,
\opu.'iiwiu,pli a.

inr
\anpuibuijMiui^

295

tent-guard.
l""/"^*"'/"?- ""J vaulted: cubical,
cubic, hexahedral s. cube ; - t,,^?,*.
vault of heaven;
uMpi/him , cube root;
Ihpmitlri^l, -, to cube, to raise quantities, to the third power.
Pnpiif%,up^uiihL.a. cubiform, [volve.
\tiilt,u'iap^t-,r, Irgf,
to cube, to inutij s.

\OiiituMliiut-np S. \3nptMMlttu^tiul

tent-curtain.
tj/i va. to pitch a tent.

\>i)ufii,u,]ihqli *

\inpiu'i,kiry

^npui^if,

bathometer; sound-

s,

J,

ing-line, lead, fathom-line; plummet;

-hitva. to sound -nL.p-l,^i sounding,
,

tain; to purloin, to steal, to rob, to

embezzle; to peculate.
\tpi;;2_,

deep

[able.

very deep unfathomuni.^ a. sunk deeply,

abyss, gulf, pit - ...^ suna.

s.

ken eyes

- uAyi_, to submerge, to
sink to the bottom, to plunge into, to
immerse; - ip,hu to dive to the bottom, to sink mar. to founder - /#
gtui-u, sunk in grief; - /. p-.ull,iru .r^^
f/y plunged in remorse, [iiir, ^fi.f.j'.
;

yinpguant^ij^trfijliir^, \iinpiMMunjquia-^

\inpuMilkir

s.

grotto.

the

soil,

to strike

deeply rooted.
\inpu,^nt-gufiiirir , ni-gfi vu. to

deeper;

make

to

g.

lapP-uj^,ui,r, iiiguij vn. to

mako

cavity, hollow,

scrutinizing, investi-

lii#7>y., y s. hair-shirt, sack-cloth,

hair-cloth ; muiu,^uMpiri_-nil, to repent
in sack-cloth.
[sack-cloth.

\anpii.uiqfbui^ , ~i,u,'iin.hpi a. clad in

\inpy. j or ni-g s. zool. Crane.
,

uyP vn.

snore

to snort,
the throat; to roar, to
to

bluster (sea).
^npij-uMAnt-i^i s. zool. pike.

flight of crauos.
snorer.
s. pi. cranos.
~fnt-i& s. snoring, snore

\iinpij.iir'uia,p s.

\ap,l.uM^,l^s.
\inpii.lru/ii

lon^f./f.J'/

\anp[uu/iiuiir

ui^ai)

vTi.

tougheu

to

like leather.
'\anplunilJ', J-ij-uj vn. to fall in, to
sink, to give way ; - int-Oh . falling in,
sinking ; land-slip.

'^nplunputm

[ig s.

gulf, abyss,

chasm,
LP^t.

cave,

gating ; profound, sublime, past finding out.

to rattle in

chango

ySnpb-nL,^/ S. lOiui~uipS-p^

\anpui^/il.u,^ s. basso-relievo.

loo^'f.iu//',

to

the nature of, to adulterate, to corrupt, to debase, to spoil, to impair.

YtnpPni-Pliifii s. bastardy, adulteration; degeneracy, corruption, decay.
\anpp,r,j a. profound, impenetrable,
inscrutable; penetrating, profound.
'\ap[,'h a. deep, high; impenetrable,
abstruse, obscure, hidden, difficult to
understand - uiliuAnqlifi sunken eyes.
[ney-eake.
]ap[,^s. peculator.
}apl,upt pi'lunj s. honey-comb ; ho\snplu f s. slough; skin, hide ; shell,
bark, rind, peel; * spittle, phlegm.

]oo^4//', ^t-jiy vn. to think, to

a.

be degene-

rated, estranged, spoiled.

abstruse, obscure,

cavern, excavation -u 4<..u/tr4-^, to

excavate, to hollow.
[profound.
\anpaiifip a. deeply excavated, very
]aapu{p%l/i,

diver.

unintelligible,

]onpu,^f

s.

a. step-son,

- 4_

deep into
to take deep root, to be

liu/t,q.uiiiliij

,i,ji

YiinpuMpP-nia, a. dormant.
\inpuipini,u, a. deeply rooted
muiinl,^,

Pi^ij

step-daughter;
bastard, natural, illegitimate; degenerate, spurious, false ; alien, foreign;
zool. crane.
]op[3-,up,upaj [ijf a. unsociable, morose capricious, whimsical.
\onp[3-

\inpPuii)ni-^ui'i.irir, nt-jli vci.

\iinpa,^,_pP-i, a. guttural.
}a,ipuiunjii_

rattling, rattle in the throat.

]aph,r, irjl va. to hollow, to excavate to fathom ; to withhold, to re-

bathymetry, measure of depth.

^'|>JllaM^l.p

lonp

snorting

medi-

tate, to consider, to cogitate, to study;

to reason, to reflect ; to suppose, to

judge, to imagine, to fancy to bring
;

to memory, to call to mind, to recolto consult, to

lect; - /Aif .ipJhiu'bu
advise together, to deliberate, to con,

cert; -/.

itiinrnftu

to

meditate on

fles; lunpi,\,irJhliiibi_ <lafl,t-, I

tri-

think of

leaving, I propose to leave tomorrow;

-% uiiif-ui^runaliuiiT, thc moro thought

/.

of it

makes me shudder

4u/i,uiuiujq_,

juyii lunpS,i;p

he thought of nothing

]o/^4"'-/'?-

'

'ip^t-ui'ii

or

/^f

>

else.

4/'7-'y *.

thought; design, intention, resolution;

imagination, fancy, inspiration; sentiment, disposition idea, fantasy, revery; advice, counsel; deliberation,
consultation ; secret ; mystery; symbol; sacrament; /unpipq-niljid. design;

hW

294

ediy, intentionally, on purpose , purposely ; ifiplimliutiM - the Holy Sacrament 5 utnL^ uiiuTCtup fitnp^pw^nf COUncabinet council-hall ; - /"2"o1itfj
cil ; lunpi,pwf.hut'u if-uilip
secretary
pernicious advice - ^n.'iilru ^
iu,p
,

J^P

u/#z.V/fi_/

ni^h-ft p

.;
,

,,

iluiu/iitr/,

tO

consult, to determine, to decide on,

to resolve on; to deliberate, to confer
together, to take counsel, to advise
with ; - muiu to counsel, to give advice, to advise ; - '^uipja/hhi_, to ask
advice, to consult, to take counsel; [
JJt - Jfiui^iu'ithi^, to think together, to

deliberate dnanimously zi'2!rLb l""pchange or alter one's mind;

U'2^L.ir-eb l""P'^pt"3 ^^ dissuade from,
to advise against ; - ^ i/inf t^f ^/imt^
I had conceived the idea of knowing;
- /i i^iuiu ftirufhliiai^ or 4-<^t- I thought
of, I had the idea or the intention to ;
- tupiupli f^q. Jfimu f J", I deliberated
;

^iLl"t"3 '^o

loflr

rhapsody, religious rapture

ilfu'iini.p-liLSi

- iu^u-.-, he conceived
the idea to lyu^^m-t^ q^u'' l^np^i^^
gui^ - he formed the hardy design
to t^i'J'^i^t-n. juijuif^tnp^pq,p f^p in tho
midst of these thoughts, while thus

with myself

deliberating.
\api,pii.uipmp

cramentally

figuratively; sa-

ad-

mysteriously

confi-

mystery saconsultation
crament; mysticalness mysteriousness; wisdom, prudence, wariness,
,

cautiousness.
\anp^pii.uiliuimuip

\!>np^pq.,uij-ki"

-q^ttitt

shrewd, wary, cautious;

adept; -

unAtu

initiated,

to let into a secret,

to initiate into a mystery

be

astute

iUiilri_,

to

initiated.

\anp'ipq.u,lil,p a.

mysterious.

\ap^pq.ui}i['^ s.

adviser, counsellor;
[centric.

confident.

foolish, odd, CO\aap^pq.ai/iii[ij; ^hjuy vn- to consult,

to confer, to hold a parley or confer\Onp^pq.ii,/npnfu O.

ence.
council, conconfid;

]Bo^/4/.^u/(.jf-/3^_'># *.
;

conference, parley
-ij-uipufii

it.uiunq

\i,ip^pil.utuiuj^

utj

[ence.

secret, dis-

a.

creet, prudent, [discretion, prudence.

^np^pq-uitqiwint-Pp^i s. secretness,
}onp4pq.uiu/tin s- prime adviser or

[book.

counsellor.
\ap'ipq.u,uilruip

s.

fi

missal

mass-

adviser, counsellor.
\op^pq.uimnL.% s. place of conference, council-chamber; vestry-room;
]u/,^4^^Kii#i- s.

offertory.
lonp^pq.iuaio'hp

mysterlos

orgies,
feasts of Bacchus,

s.

bacchanals, drinking-bout.
Iinpipq-uipiui *. house of Parliament,
hall of Assembly, chamber of deputies
place of administration of the
saoramants ; offering-place fiff. mind,
:

intellect.

vn. to reflect, to

lonp^pif-uib-lrir, fcj/i

ponder, to think, to revolve, to meditate, to consider; to imagine, to form

an idea of, to suppose to consult, to
deliberate; to explain, to expound, to
comment upon to administer the sacraments to celebrate mass.
lonp'ipq.ujit-ni- Mitf s. thinker
coun;

,'

sellor; the initiated; minister, priest.

\api,pq.u,ttni.p-li!b s. thought, reflec-

tion; deliberation; secret; mystery;

administration of the sacraments ; celebration of mass, [mysteries, priest.
,

\ai,^pq.,ufiu,u

iMjji

uiij

functionary

s.

a. s.

in

confident.

mystical mysterious ; sacramental

emblematical
symbolical; rational, thinking, prudent s. adviser, counsellor - Inrmuu,
\anpi,pq.,uliu,'ii

a.

sultation

initiation.

\inpi,ptf.intijj.uiirni-ti s.

Innp^pq.!!,/^

accomplish-

a.

tuif

performing.

ing,

drunken revelry,

dently.

-fiuumit^

\ap^pq.ut^u/i,ni.p-lii^ s- deliberation,

council

auricular confession.

mysa. mysterious
arcane figurative, emblematic,
symbolical hieroglyphical ; - *e"^
'[unp'ipii.uii-np

tical,

ufuu.lihp

emblem.

\npi,pq.uitpnla a.

\anpl^^l_s.
vine.
\iinpJtn^J:

s-

bot.

[fickle.

incoustant, voluble,

bryony

tendrils of

piece of soiled linen.

ts * corner ; compartment,
division, pigeon-hole; chess-squares,
chequers; niche; cell, partition; nook,
lurking-place, hidden corner ; hollow,
cavity; - i,,M,%q.irpil,j , fold, plait,
crease - Irptruu,^ iCuiiiuimnt. dimple
wrinkle
puckering ; - f-pm^uipuig
\>npi_,

box

printer's

6^n./i.

gulf,

bay

creek, cove - tujM.^, hold of a ship

- ifrpu/ii^
- ^h%n.ui.
cave , cavern
'iihuiij
den haunt lair - p-n.^tn,j
;

,
;

MiP
eyrie, nest

^-

li^

%nM^l_,M,n.ui^tuuuif<^

to swell OF

get the wind

sails, to

293
a corner

in

- ^(lu

u.ii-^

fill

the

^2jr'''''u

to fold, to plait, to crease ; to become

wrinkled, to knit the brow ; - ^ui'ij^u
to fold variously; - - f-npithij to

make

rooms or

sinall

cells

to gather,

to plait; -1/ uMpliu/hhi^juijmu to wrinkle, to pucker.

,

excessive heat; hot

dry or parching wind, simoon; drought,
dryness, aridity ; - J-uAu, pestilential
tinp^Jfi, uij

g.

blast.

in5

roast, to toasi',
to brown ; to grill, to broil, to fry
JnUfi, -lru,i_, broiled fish.
\iiipnilpir, y^iy vn. to suffer, to be
afflicted to sympathise, to have pity
or compassion on to entreat earnestly : to be roasted; j^m.044^-, to be
lonpn-lt'ir, lrj[, vo. to

lanpnilaip g. \inpniliuit
\3npni{niJlh

parched

\op^u,^m4u,i, a. sun-burnt,

heat, or by a burning
wind - lonAfr^, to burn, to parch ib'iiku to be burnt, parched.
;

suu-stroke.
sun-burnt - ipik/_, to

\inp^uliu,i,uipnill, s.
"^linp^liuin. a.

be burnt.
Yan/i^iA^lnr,

Irjfi

to frowu, to

vfiu.

wrinkle, to pucker : to plait, to fold.

\ap^iA^ s . aversion
antipathy
\anp^i-np a. cellular. [S.lnfrjo-ft.
,

\iinpnilp

[frost-bittcn.

s.

roasting

/.

-ila u,pliaj'iihi_, to roast, to fry.

*lu^,n^^,4

whooping-cough.

s.

depth, profoundity.
concavity, cavity.
\ttnp/ukj; k-i/p va. to make the ho\iapni-PliMSii s.

\anpnflip

by excessive

;;

s.

ney-comb

fill with honey-cakes.

; to
\inpmuip.npm a. ragged, rough, uneven ; -^ s. rough, craggy places, as-

perity, roughness, unevenness, rug-

gedness.
\anpuiuiil.-ir, ty/. va. to bruise, to
crack, to break, to crush, to dash to
pieces; - ^bu^'b, to crush, to bear
down, to defeat, to rout, to put the

enemy

to flight

;-^Y-n-'fc<f<'

to disband

the troops ; - qj.nL.n^i to force open

the door ; - ^ini-[u to break the head;
- ^WuipiljiVii I qu/uJUi to mortify one's
flesh, to do penance ; -lifiirvn. to break,
to dash to pieces ; to be broken, undone, defeated, destroyed; A^^4t f,
,

arrange gracefully, to

plait, to

fit,

to

adjust with elegance.

^"ntlb "' avoidable, evitable.
too^^.^fi a- flowing , waving ; mar.
undulating, flowing gently, rippling.
lui^^jii-yuiirfr/"i ni-jli VOL- to cause
to avoid or shun. \iapJ/J', tjiy vn. to feel an aversion
to, to loathe, to turn from with disgust, to avoid, to shun, to eschew, to
flee to be shy, to beware, to show or
;

pay regard to to be respectful -jni-_

Jkfk to take a dislike to, to avoid of.
\inp^,X s. thunder, noise, uproar,
rumour.
^Onp^np^oA
lug s
plait
doublo,
;

gather wrinkle, crease a. plaitwrinkled,

ed, folded, turned down
\inp2aJbplTu S. \!ip^phu [puckered.
ionp^jpj; h^ujj vn. to grow wrinkled, to shrink, to shrivel up; - 4'*-

fold,

H-t-pJliji

to fold, to plait, to crease.

s.

lanfinui s.

the

lanpnui'S'p'ii

hymen
.

maidenhead.
gynecseum harem
;

women's appartments.
\anpniliai-

ionpniluAp

(t

s.

Toast-moat.
earnest prayer, urgent

s.

entreaty, lively instance.

^n hOrC Shall
thy proud waves be stayed.
\ap,nu,lin>-tih
fracture, break,
s.
crack rout, defeat.
lanpm[,^, ui^ifj s. dish, viand, mess;
roast-meat; cooked victuals.
\apu,^ii,put'i, s. chop-house, [keeper.
\anpail[iupiup uijs. cook; chop-house
\anpui^uipijjpnuppi.i s. cookcry.
lonj , /ij or nj *. wound, sore, ulcer
^npuiJnt-^ ^aiph-ilkp a. wounded
deep, mortal wound; - _, qHri_, to
^irqJtinpinuMiih-ii^jtli uiJip

<

wound -

Hhuii_, to be wounded.
\tnqiu^iuphir lO/FjtiT. tjf va. to
wound, to pierce, to stab ; to prick,
to smi(e ; fig. to pierce or cut to the
heart - p->uil,ulh^ui%g to transpierce,
to pierce through and through, to run
through; -pirvn. to be wounded, piercto bo smittcu
ed - ii^pnil_ ni-pni-^
with love, to fall in love S. \>np
;

aversion repugnance
dislike, reluctance; reserve, caution;
regard, respect.
'ionp^it.m

\anjninlrJ', t^fi HO. to

to

ely,

WOUUd

cover with wounds;

SCVOrto

fig.

prick the conscience.

luojmnfio. wounding, biting, cutting poignant, tart.
;

rely.

act of woundlng seve[-...-Jffi

act of wounding.
s.

l""j

UCT"

-ni-Sh

wound

s-

|o,_t,r, fryf va. to

^oa^^ft^

s. felt,

stuffing,

phlegmon, inflammatory

s.

\i>ni.Jfii2_

tumour On the shoulders.

\iin.^mnum,mliiii

deal harshly with,

to ill-use, to maltreat, to vex, to torment, to trouble, to incommode; to
worry, to harass, to annoy.
,

MV

290

inh
\an^nmni-!fh

,;

wadding.

'|o/7.;ju#4,
"a searching, scrutinizing - it'i'/r/j to search, to examine,
[quisitive.
to explore, to rummage.
KnL.^jLuliiu'i, a. curious, searching, inni-quipli, -ni-, uig a. CUriOUS, iuquisitive;*. examiner, searcher, ob;

\a,i>-/u

p^^m'tik-i^if-,

rate

phlegm,
to

uipliiu'iiirij

pituite;

expecto-

cough up.

- p-trplrij to

coolug of dovos.

s.

s.

/ii/unj

hut cell, small

sentry-box.
]<7tyi s. filth, sweepings, dirt.
\inLiC s. scarecrow, bugbear.
'\an,--i(,u.n uii^s. fright, terror, alarm,
dread, haste, hurry, precipitation;
-u,,. ad. in haste
in a hurry ; -^
ln,,_,^,

room; -

cot,

/y/.j s.

uiuii^iuil^u^^

phantom, spectre.

server, busy inquirer, pryer, scrutator; -^At^, to make researches, to

frightful, dreadful; urgent, pressing;

seek

precipitate, too hasty.

hunt

for, to

after.

lont.^tr, tj/i va.

search, to in-

to

quire, to seek diligently, to hunt after,

io pry into to shear, to shave to cut
off; to strip off.
1" nt-qmin*~.
-jn.a
*.
busy
WIS' -P^liiii

search, curiosity, quest, investigation ; shearing ; -i[nijfu ^t^mj shaving, tonsure.

]u,_/?
luPjij
liiP^ntf s. obstacle,
embarrassment, hinderance - i-- /.i^
,

hinder, to embarrass, to clog; ^ p.u,g

uaiih/^^n^ Wl.
to disencumber, to
free from embarrassment; -^, rock,
reef, hedge of rocks.

/y a. barbarous, savage, rude; rough, cruel, inhuman [uni-J^ hi. ^nt-J-^ the barbarians,
[rough.
\sn,-J-iuli,:u'ii
barbarous
-ipi a
Yam-J-u/ii [, s. multitude, populace,
the vulgar, crowd; throng, press;
hurly burly, confusion, noise, clatter;
uit-ITnutliuua atu^utun^uitji alrnnt^/ Or
ui(flri_, to devastate, to lay waste.
\3ni-J-i^i, $ obstinacy, stubbornness,
pertinacity ; ^ [uj-q.u/i, in. jn[unpu,^
,

\snL.7Cujuiu/iip

\si.j-uf.ni-J-

eagerness

va. to startle, to alarm, to

frighten, to terrify, to appal, to strike
with terror
to frighten away ; to
hasten, to precipitate.
\ai_-!Cuiui[ij; ir^iijj vn. to be startled,
alarmed, terrified ; to waver, to be in
suspense to be hasty, precipitate ; to
flee precipitately.
;

'[uni-J's.

ing pot;

ln-cAAir, hjjf, vn. to invade, to rush

on, to fall impetuously on, to flock,
to resort in numbers to.
[negro.

barbarous black,
deaf; deaf, dead, dull;
*eyeless (needle, &c.); - u.n%iTij to
deafen, to stun; - lui^ih/^qni.'bli'i,, - ^,_
%tri_, to turn or give a deaf ear to.
J-liu,j a.

\a^i_, iiig a.

deaf & blind.

a. deaf & dumb.

drinking, eating; * tin drink(^).

^^/'J s. party, band, troop,

mm. an Armenian note

\a,_,rp,

detachment, company, regiment, brigade, division, cohort, legion; - ^g^.^t<j group of islands, archipelago
- uiaSun^i_, to assemble, to flock together - iiuiifinii_ qoput^ to muster, to
form into a regiment, to embody, to
enlist, to enrol, to collect together
;^
pJ'ff^ hoP-u/ba jiiTtuuiiiLni^ ^n hC WaS
one of the seven wise men.
,

]n#7i_% a. little

t'''t.<-

'^

'^d.

little,

very small quantity, however little;

- [A^ J-iuiFufiiuili a short time - pi^
;

ilri^

alarm

%*-!/, i7-j/

[P^ ti

\anL.J^[,^

s.

haste, precipitation, flight.

\anL.tf-

alarming, startling,

\ani--^Muaf.uliu,%a.

in

- 4iyp.
a moment, in an instant.

there

very

is

]<7i.'fc.yui^ s.

little

[i

c/iem. paraffine.

[ing.

seasoning, flavour]antA;J *. incense; aromatic substances; fig. incense, flattery; iuipi^p -,

storax 2,"'<-"^ or uu/^uiu</( - laudanum -^ u/bn^^.j ,uiUni-intX^ , perfumos,
\ai_'i,iM,..ui^nJf s.

fragrant, drugs; - u,n^iri_, uipliui'iilri_,

to incense - uimu to flatter.
;

{)ot. sweet calamus.

an Armenian note C').

\iinL.iuilinjp a.

lunti^ft/^t^l, J.

yan^iuii^miq,

]u,r_ia**. HiM^.

97
trunk of a tree.
]o.m.i fun.ui'i, S' crowd, concourse,
multitude, throng of people affluence,
great quantity; noise, tumult, confusion; a. thick, close, dense, crowded;
many, numerous; ad. in crowds, in
throngs - ,t -,-/.-, in a huddle,
*\i3iw,.t,^s.

pell-mell,

disorderly, hurriedly
^
/.tn-mli
among the crowd ; ^/u#i-uA ./;^.
nph, in the thickest of the fight; ;

a numerous crowd, a
throng ^.tu^iTm-p-yutir^ iFmii u/ul^g, i^ium^
"i'lrij
to crowd in; to crowd out; fiuiqiTni-P-liiii

J-niiiiilpii.lrii/b

concourse of people; - 4.u.%ti

omuipuiliiMfi,^

,,

\ini.,AlTpu,j' a.

many

in

vast numbers various flowers.

lai,_a.'i,2%/3^,j a.

ad.

in

nosegay of

,ftniii2_,

flocks

very numerous,

multitudinous, in a crowd; conjointly, together ;-fE."^./;.L/?/!r, concourse,

crowd.
\3,.uiMili

uit^uui

lu^ s. mech.

t^.i^uibuti-rip

escapement; -

fuiupuliiuit-nn

'^iii.^rj; A-j^ vn. to

sound ;

\o.ij_ s.

disorder,
i,iufiliiMfiihi_

ambiguous.
-1/inL.m, s. flight,

eva-

sion ; subterfuge, shift, excuse, tergiversation, shuffling.

Y^ni-uiut^ti

hnp

#/",

disappear; to shuffle, to elude, to tergiversate,

[flight.

]a,_uuii^ni-

~li a.

fleeing, taking to

}^nt^uuMihni^illM D. \Oni-uiuiIiiiiliu
lOaL.u/unt^MiIri/^(^,

fOniu uimif.

bundle, faggot, bunch, package, packet; - ipi/ui]^ fascine of wood; -^".

iiinf
truss oi h'dj ;- J "(I trinj sheaf of
corn; - p-ifp-nj, file or bundle of pa- 2py wecfe wheat-sheaf jet;
pers
MTuii^liuiiiliui'b pencil of magnetic
,

chamber;

[rays.
]Dn.^ _>. faifiiu'ii s. lid, cover ; mech.
cap, head; - iMiu,uini-i,iu'iifi .shutters.
\iinili
j s. coulter, plough-share.
fii^fi s.

cell.

wen,

goitre.

s. bushos
brushwood, underwood.
!/./..,

lu/t^fr./*,

trouble, to

seditious.

[bulent.
restless, unquiet, tur-

'\a.,laiii^P a.

contentiousness,

]o>i.ni/u/u/i^<i<./?/r s.

restlessness.
\s_ilu,pu,p -pl/ni. a. factious, mutinous, turbulent, seditious, riotous,
unquiet, restless meddling, mischiefmaking; revolutionary.

[iin-ni-n^

briars,

^7/. va. to heap, to pile

^n^niliri/', hull

to

h-tiitL.quiiifri/'i ni-ilh

VG.

to trouble, to put into disorder, to

agitate; to perplex, to disconcert, to
disquiet, to disturb; to upset, to unsettle, to distract; to alarm, to rouse;
to stir up, to

\l>ni.ulrijnM-^iii'lilrJ', "-^[1 VO, to CaUSO

to escape, to save, to extricate.
nipAniZbp
Aulba S.
JOnii,njLU
lunJiiMib

\iu^fiui *

troubled; -

to

,upliiii'i,hi_,

pnt-uiu lit flirt irntui

vn. to escape, to flee, to take to flight,

to steal away to retreat, to retire, to

zool. Snail

4'.

\stni-iiui,fiui'iip

cause disorder, to excite sedition, to

create factions, to stir up to rebellion;
- k"-u dfl-'^u^'i- ni-iih^ to have quarrelled with, to fall out, to be at variance, to disagree with.
\iiunilmjni,i_a. turbulcut, tumultuous,

\oh,-i)

emit a gurgling

to howl.

[winkle.
periconfusion, tumult, trouble,
sedition, insurrection; a.

^u'lij

'\a,ii,,yi_, fun.'fc^n,^

chron-

ometer-, cylinder-, anchor

liificuiui/xu^u,'}/ a. evasive, shuffling,

|UrL.<#-/*,

[cow's lungwort.
s. bot. mullein,

ln/i.a/4

confused, confounded,

strangers flock here.

or

stuff,

immcnso

cram, to

\iiii.%hj-, t-^ii va. to assemble, to

muster; to collect, to gather; to augment, to enlarge -furvn. to assemble
in a crowd, to collect or gather together, to flock, to crowd round
/^c"-.
^tp tljinijuii- tt-niin^l^itqii tho pCOplG
crowded round him /uaiit-^uii. uiunuh^
pmiimi the fight began.

f!.>Miqip,i.p-[,ii,,
;

to

]a,ii,^uii

in-n

fill,

^liuiii

julniin

excite to insurrection;

to dispirit

to

to dishearten, to

unhinge
unnerve.

fOfLni^anM-it^iiO. |U/iLfi^<-

hgiy vu. to bo troublcd,

disturbed agitated perplexed, disquieted, disconcerted
lu,Ln^uMi_ ka
you are looking quite confounded,
lon-nil/ij;
,

[seditious, factious.

or flurried.
}aa.nilli^s.

perturber;

loiLn^n^PliJi,

s.

disturbing,

a.

bustle

perturba-

tion, confusion, agitation, trouble

tu-

mult, disorder, turbulence, insurrection, sedition, revolt, revolution, mutiny, rebellion ; -u jm^q^u to foment
troubles ; ^ -[STs ti ll.^>i--t^ . affairs
are becoming very serious in the East.
\aiLncui%iiiir, lujiy vn. to dry up, to
fade, to wither; to grow old, to be-

come extenuated

liin.n,.uighuii_

^i^pp

MS

298
\9,iu,lr(,uilu a.

bushy, briery.

shin-bone.
wind-pipe; larynx.

\oii.^u.lint-%^ s. tibia,

.]""-^'^/>'^.

\i>uu,uj,i!.u/iE,.p-l,L.'i, s.

harsh, threaten-

ing or bitter words.

\3uu,,puipnj a. severe, harsh, rigorous; -nij, s. austere, severe character.
lnuf./.f.A-n.ne.5i^ s. hcavy loads.
]niu,^^), ad. severely, harshly,

hardly, rigorously ; - ^%a.i^, to proceed with severity, to take severe

steps, to punish with rigour.
l"""""4^"'5 -4/<>^ a- austere, rigid,
severe, hard.
^ [ity, mortification.
I

fiumuiliiio'iini^p^ s. austerity,
_

\ia,u,Au;/i, a.

sever-

having a harsh, rough,

disagreeable voice.
\iua,.u,rpu.^ &c. S.
,

&C.

[/?f

fOumuAaiir, luj/uy vH. to harden, to

; to be obstinate, to persist; to be severe, rigorous, austere;
- n,-Jlrp to treat mercilessly; - npn_
to constipate, to close the
LfM'
bowels.
[ous, high, violent (wind).
,

boisterous

\a'iu,uja{,apm%j

necked

a.

pertinacious

impetustubborn stiff,

opinionative,

dogmatic,

[wilfulness, stubbornness.
fOuuiMuuiiapuAnjnup^f s. pertinacity,

}siuiuiu/[,'if. a.

}ou,nui[,p,

less,

a.

very hard.
hard-hearted, merci-

hardened, impenitent.
hardness of heart,
obduracy; pertinacity, obstinacy fig.
;

fig.

l/.m,i,^,t?" *.

impienitency.

-uilitrp, garlic-eater.

\aamnpni-^

olephantiasis

s.

eal disease; bot. * a

garlic sauce.

vener-

Cretan grape -^
;

]om_/3^tA i. hardness; stiffness;

roughness, harshness, asperity, austerity , rigidness
rigour, severity
cruelty, inclemency, inflexibility tipinp, obduracy, hardness of heart;
- ptupni.^ oppiuij
severity of customs, of laws; - ^uipltttuj, too great
austerity of morals
puritanism
npnilfupil,
tightness of the bowels,
;

costiveness, constipation.
^n,u/ju,% a.
s.

condensable

-nt-P-f,^

condensability.

wjiy

\ainiJitiuj;

vn. to

condense, to

thicken, to grow thick, to coagulate,

to congeal.
\a^,a^ [, s. chem. densimeter, vo,

condensation, crfagul-

\iu,.^n,.'JL s.

ation, concretion, congelation.

fOuiutjjtii.jui'iiki/'

ni.j[i

va.

to

con-

dense, to thicken , to coagulate, to

\a,niaji_gi,^s. condenser, [congeal.
!""'/'/ luuipnj s. difference, variety,
distinction, disparity, disproportion;
>

\ou,n,i[u,[,L.p-f, s. life

&

lumometer; mech. condensing-engine.

inflexible, obdurate, insensible,

relentless

\ilrn.

become hard

loumu^^f"-*'^, a.

flexible, obstinate, pertinacious, impetuous, headlong, fiery, rebellious;

- /ypliiluip fiery, spirited, high-mettled steed, courser or charger.
\ouu,lit. ad. hardly, harshly, roughly, rudely; cruelly, severely, rigorously rigidly, strictly - ^u^ g- nc,
Jtp to treat harshly, to maltreat, to
rule with a high hand - nuiuini-i,ui_
utfj to punish rigorously, severely;
- n.ui^ufiumuiuluus'hli to reply harshly;
[branches.
S. ]a[,um.
\au,uik-iy a. furnished with thick
nj OT (l S. garliC u{2Ctr,^l ~nj
}Oua,r,i,
clove of - ^/^uu/^u/. 4^"-^' f'"-/4^nu, -[,, he stank of- fifty yards off;
,

breathe with difficulty arising from diseased lungs.

jnn-f^fim a. rough, unpleasant, disagreeable; ill-natured, ill-tempered;
!""// S. ^ulup- [- Aiu/i, shrill voice.
\aii,,u(.,a^ a. severe, hard (winter).
\q,L^n,[rvn. to

InSb

hard mouthed, intractable, untamable, ungovernable; in-

bristling hair; dishevelled hair.

\an.ni-iu,nlruiM,^ o.

,,

of privations
hardships, a Spartan existence.
fiuinuijini-iiu/iitj', nt-j/i vo. to

hardou,

-.p,

prognostic,

a^ury, omen;

"-

to render obstinate;
render obdurate or callous, to harden the heart; - ^pn4ujj%,

according to the judgment; Jf

iL'sb ~ i^'t p"'ppi' 1^1- ifj'i- 1/""-/'^ he
shall not search whether it be good
or bad n^tli^I^ ^h-um^ tuu^pyqnt^aiu^

to constipate.

uk-^fLuit^fop

to

make hard;

- ^/y..

to

s.chem. cold-hammering.
luumrajnt-j/l^ u. hardening, making
|Hu.u._jni.,'ft

hard; -

astringent, binding,
trachyte,
[costive.

np,y,/i,i,,

)iiinu<f>^ s.

ir,.g

'

if^utiF

utuliuMi-ni^

the Lord

can give the victory to the smaller

or the greater

number;

a,,.ni.pp //.

[fj superstitious regard for unlucky

days /i - lo^.^KAf^, to fall into vain
,

,
;

;;

299

1"PU.

or superstitious observances

iliif.

ufuMhou fiiuinnn lunl^uilih^quibj^h

//4_

tO COIl-

loPU.
I"/ "/""'/""/

'

<'

feasting, enter-

taining.

form oneself to superstitious customs.

1''/""/"^'"*""4A3 ^- * boon-companion, fellow guest; - ^AA^^.* to ^east

tiipniuni-Uu

together.

tami^n^/tiT wx. to tickle,

Inaif^ifi^-f/*,

to titillate ; to dazzle, to bedazzle ; fig.

to tickle, to please, to gratify, to delight, to flatter ; - nu^iu to dazzle the
eyes ; -[r vn. to be tickled, dazzled
to be delighted, gratified, flattered,
\ta,iitnnt.iliM s.
tickllug , titillatiou
dazzling; burning desire, prurience,
itching, inciting, lust ; fig. delight,
[thickness, consistence.
pleasure.
1n,ni./7/i<.% s. condensity, density,
\iaiuiiiu'ii^ s. softness, effeminacy;
deceit, insidious caresses, dalliance.
,

\0piu^7Cm'iinM^P[,i.%

physioguomy.
physiognomist;
Yainfiui^ii/ii a. ceremonial.
'^inpui'tip s. observance, ceremony;
superstition.; prognostic, augury,
omen oddness, imparity.
[-"-? s.
[ij

discern, to

ragement or incitement, encouragement, comfort, incitement; a. encouraging, animating exhorting ; - >uy_.

j'ii,m,iL.^,ui,ki_, to encourage, to give
heart to or inspirit, to rouse, to ex;

urge on - pu.iioj 4<u^(<.

shout encouragingly - io/-_
to take heart, to cheer up, to

cite, to

to

take courage.

distinguish, to
a difference ; to ob-

to give a bauquet to.

rejoicings, feasting, entertainment; -"iiu uMn.%iru to feast, to
uMn:i,iri_ni.jir^

1u^/u//n<jii^ s.

hold a feast, to give a banquet.

*3/' va. to

make

serve rigorously or scrupulously

t/^uiphliutHh

fcaSt,

a.

1Y'*-'^'.

S.

joicings, public joy.

lipiii^yu /ni.[, s. shout of encou-

'hni-l_,

\a,i,u,^l,i/:y

-TCuAp

banquet, entertainment, festivity re-

^i-^'

nfiifinirir.

fond of feasting,

fOpiafiiCuAuiufrii a.

of good-living.

[i

Jiapif.tni-fi^

to distin-

guish a friend from a fawner.

\>,npn,iu,,f.pi.p- a.

consulting witches.

]uY3 uij s. interval, space ; division, separation; distinction, differ,

ence - ^n- Jk2_ u/b^u/iilii^, to interpose to interfere, to intermeddle.

;

'[ampnjh-J'vna. to distinguish, to clasluuf^nc^i S. \ampiu'itp , Jytaifinjf .

[sify.
\ipuip, , /y s. rejoicing, cheerfulness,

merriment; banquet, feast; a. joyful,

gay, merry, cheerful; mnii,, u,uM-2Cu.p
- Ji-S-t-j banqueting-house, hall ;
nM-pmpiai-P-li-uA laniihij to bauquet toniih-ij to make merry, to rejoice; ,

be delighted.
that rejoices with,
joining in merriment, feasting together; - itilrij to rejoice with; to congratulate.
\ai,u,[uuiJliin a. cheerful, merry, joyful, gay, joyous; - ^At^, to joy, to
rejoice.
\iputluiJbuiJ', Hu^uy vn. to rejoice, to
be joyful; to feast, to make merry with.
it'btru to rejoice, to

]ii^iu/i>f^j a.

\puiluuipai%

s,

banqueting-room

place of feasting or entertainment.

encourago

vn. to

\oi,a,p,ni.iit-tr, lrj[>

or excite by mutual shouting, to call

loudly, to address with a loud voice ;
to encourage, to give courage to, to
raise the spirits of, to reanimate, to

embolden

excite, to incite, to
vn. to take

courage

or confide

in.

-/r

- jn^ to rely on
,

trench, hollow
; breach, rupture, rent; division, separation ; - 4'_
mufiihij to cut a trench ; to make a
gap ; to open a breach; jnpuJiu ftJ" fr.
#^tt. - there was a gap among my sons.
\ip,,.iriuliu,pliuim [,j a. that repairs
a breach ; - umiihu to repair a breach,
to patch\ipu.iriai,iiMm
ui^ a. breaching, making breaches ; separating, dividing.
lH^/io</J<i4<.n.t/?? s. the opening a
\ipii,j;

Pj or nj

s.

way, ditch mine or sap

;

breach.
\apriaMMi,a^

uij s.

trench-guard.

breach rupture
opening hollow way, ditch, trench.
'[apuMiTuiinlrir, h^f, va. to breach
to
\ipu,-ru,u,

f,^

s.

break, to defeat, to disperse ; to exterminate ^uiJfLuii- fuiM-nuP-huA to

diffame, to destroy one's reputation
- ^i-iuq.n'iil'u to betray a secret.
;

//O

,;

;,

500

iDpia-

breach

crack,
crevice rupture ; division, party.
\3puiuuilu Jt^ s. league.
\\ii,ui,r,u,un,-p-l,i^

s.

]o^u#u.
nt-j s. admonition, reprimand, reproof; advice, counsel; caution, remonstrance; discipline, instruction; correction, punishment; -^
nt-qjini-P^lrui'ii
moral maxims ; - ^."/
bad advice ; evil counsel - mu,i_, to
give advice; to lecture, to admonish;
tnuii_-u p^iupku.g to give good advice;
j-nt. ii-iuij to devote oneself to science;
[ - iiiifl^ij
to educate; to discipline;
,

^nt^ihl^H-, to be indisciplined, wild,

ill-mannered; S. p-u/^.u^^.

moralize,

\ipiu,nu,^,u'i,y,r, hjl, va. to

to advise, to admonish, to warn.

lopuiu.uipiu'Lni.piii.'b s. admonition,
warning, advice, counsel.
\apuiujui^[,li a. admonishing by letter s. letter or book of gdmonition.
\apu,,aujl[u,'ii a. admonitory, didactic,
moral, instructive.
[advice.
\iipu,u,uiu,lT,u^ a. hating
scorning
;

fo^.uKiiKmni.

advlslug

i/yj [.

ad-

s.

monisher, adviser, instructor.

Ytpuiinirir, bgl, va. to admonish, to

warn; to instruct, to discipreprimand to reprove to

advise, to
line

to

correct, to chastise, to punish; -h.ui_

/i

'hiTu/iik

counselled by him.
councillor, adviser; ins-

\i[,ui,l,^s.

tructor; chastiser.
\apiiiu,ni-li
!"/""""""ing, giving advice.
>

"<j a. advis-

[ing.

admouitioH warnva. to put on shoes

\ipiuin,nni-nJli s.

lo^yt./", k^f,

to lace on boots or shoes.

\ipuij_p

j/y

string; int-hu^-huf-u
shoe-latchets.
\oi,lrif

k^f,

li^^iu.if

shoeto loosen
,

va. to

thrust

in

to

enigmatical.
lupP'i.iupu/i, a.
s.

obscure, enigmatical;

obscure language, enigma.

lii^//34u,/f^//.f s.

short-hand, steno-

graphy.

\>pl"l^'l.'

\iplunp

&c- S. ln^>^/-t.t. &c.

fragment, relic.
,

s.

become

like

a bundle, to be bound in a sheaf;

^f^.

tujiy vn. to

'[apAui'iMuiJ;

^tutfktu/

HppuMiluJpi^pl'

innt^ui

peacock's
'\ap-!q,[3-

grow

dull, to deterior-

SprCaQ

tail.

-iCpujg s. cell; hut, cabin.

\>P^pk

a.

wrinkled

shrivelled

or puckered (face).
\ipnlum
or mg
/.J

impcrious
tt.
haughty, insolent, proud arrogant,boastful, supercilious, braggart; s.
haughtiness, pride, arrogance; -, -iu_
pnup ad. haughtily, proudly, in a bold
[haughtiness.
manner.
-mmi^um'Im a. fuU Of
\ipnfuuiuiiy
jbp
\3pn^aiui.iuijii a. talking in a lofty or
threatening manner.
,

to carry the head high to bid defiance, to bully, to hector, to gasconade,

to brag, to laugh to scorn, to rail at,
to use insolent language, to swagger,
to be disdainful, overnico, to turn up
one's nose at, to be proud, pretentious, defiant, arrogant.
,

yipnfuuiujlipi b.

yipnpunnLMjM

\apnlumiuuiu/hh- aful, insolent,

braggart, boast-

presumptuous, swagger-

]apfiiuwni.3L

s.

^pn/umuiir. [lUg.

gasconade, bravado,

empty boast, rodomontade

defiance,

haughtiness
^2^u%ki_ p
fupn/u,irmt,l^%, to lose nothing of his
arrogance, [-y-/.^*. patcher cobbler.
\ap,_A,l.kifva. to patch
to cobble
,

\ap,_^

s. chem. cinnabar, vermilion;

dragon's blood.
\ipni-aii s. mar. stranding.
^ap,_,p , uilig s. sand-banks, shallows, quick-sands.
']op^, a. skittish, shy.

bot.

[Oputltni-i/'o. V^p'"fl"^r ^putltnujP*

\iip,n^,u *-ujli

'\opP%a/iaj; u,j,y vn. to be difficult

to understand; to darken, to become
obscure; to lose pristine excellence

or beauty, to

lapPilt S. lOpP^p,- kpklinp%kuijU -,

Venus, Vesper (the evening star).

\ipP'uniJf s. obscurity; meanness.

insolence

plunge to stick in the mire, to bemire; to run aground, to strand; -^[.iT

vn. to plunge into, to stick fast in the
mire, to run aground, to be stranded.
lu^/3/A a. obscure, dark; fig. hidden,

-ni-P[ii-%

darkobscure, to dull, to disfigure,

to degrade, to spoil; - iiji>un.u, to
tarnish the glory.
XapPbiujn^-iiuiiikir, nt-gl' vo. to

en, to

}apn/i,uikir, -if J'S.

shoe-lace

1PS

ate, to get spoiled.

bear;

7-ny^/ l/ii^

nothing.
^ipmnL.guAkj',
startle

s.

scarecrow, bug-

mere

-, a
g[,

va.

to

to scare or fright

trifle,

scare, to

away.

50 1

l-OU
start, shuddering.

Io^ruifii._j/><-iffi *.

ln^m^fi/", uiiruii

be scared, to

vn. to

take umbrage, to shy, to start aside,

to take fright, to be restive /<//>m^tft/
Jpm^ ^/mjn;2"jfci it seared the mind,
it was too diflBcult to be understood.
\iijuii,u,'i,
uyj *. corkscrew.
;

'[a^u/iihir,

be shut

i.gi S. \i%nur\ -%lnrvn. to

lu^mii phpufii^ "un^ai

they are

put to silence.
ff.

\ipui%tir,

(uii-l,

}a,/iirir,

[uilihgli va.

to cover; to shut.
[milk-pots (cat).
\a,lil^,^k3 a. thievishly uncovering
]<./.?

infirm

/fy a.

4-

sick, sickly,

he

\aoPu,Jliui a.

10U

have a chat together, to hold a conversation with.

\fiouuilijni-Pl,iA s. conference, dialogue, conversation, parley, interview; interlocution discourse, [lour.
;

]d<,.^.%
lOou^-,
outruii

unhealthy,
[foolish.

is sick.

silly,

simple; stupid,

\ooi3-u,j;ni-P-[,iA s. silliness, foolish-

ness, stupidity, dullness.

]ool3-Mi/i,iuir, uMguMj vn. to be sick, ill,
indisposed, unwell, poorly, [sickness.
\aol3-uiufiijui7Cuin- iliii^iT vn, to feign
too/S-mn/'^iK a. stupid, dull-witted,
idle, lazy, slothful.
^oPn..pJ, s. sickness, illness, indisposition, infirmity.
]oo/_, <"j a. foolish, senseless, inconsiderate, extravagant, rash, absurd;

|o.,/i./", tjioy vn, to

speak, to talk,
to discourse, to converse ; to confer,
to treat, to negotiate
to betroth, to
afiiance ; - lUqnLjM, or \t /Iriini-u, to
speak many languages; - hqu,l[l,, io
thee-thou ; - n,.nli^, to speak out, distinctly - // upmli to think, to meditate, to ruminate ; - uuiuinimilrop to
;

threateningly or sharply
il^,ui[ui^iuliufiini-[3-ir'iik to talk poHtics;
to be talked of to get a
i,,u,i_- if^u%Xi,k
bad name - ^i.Jkpk [ /^4> to compass a person's death; - ^pm-P [iiX
to speak ill of, to slander ^'fcf. oq-u -,
to preach to the
ju,li,u'i,2jf Jka-kin^ winds to reprove a fool is but lost
labour - 4""-"- to crow "iiui [uoulru.
ill lun. [> ^4^, he shall be thy spokesman - ni-Jtp qlip' to betroth, to promise or to give in marriage - />-^
^fiti to espouse, to marry tcya ^o_
uhglru,i_ uin% a vorgiu espoused to a
man [uouh^uyg p.l q^lrii_, I will marry
speak

standing.
\ioiia^uA S. JHot,; - ui/uin , extravagant desire or inclination ; - k-pli[it,,u

extravagant
a panic ; - lu%^n^p-l,L3i
joy,sportiveness, wantonness; -^np^i
nocturnal phantoms or spectres. .
,

\ioluMliuiir, tuauit

YioilnVi trtauij VU. to

become unhappy,

\oou

cock-crowing; S. }ao,ip.
eloquent; S. |Do.#/i-ir.
\aouui^^j a. conversing with another - ipit-ij to have an interview, to
converse, to talk, to discourse, to
s.

^oouui/fmlfi a.

QH

S.
4i."jp\aou'hiuli, uij s. mediator,

interces-

advocate messenger, announcer;

;

chanticleer.
]via./%u.(u/% a.

speaking

s.

mediator.

herald, messenger, negociator; Hag of truce; - ib't'l'u *"

parley, to negociate, to treat.
\iou'iiu;ji, s. betrothed, afiBanced husband, intended.
]uouni^, luj a. speaking, rational; ,?.
speaker, orator ; -n..p[iiii s. faculty of
luo.Ara^/^

luouiTu/b

uproar.

speech-

\aoin,.p-\,.^, s.

>

[folly.

to

<

foolishness, nonsense,
laot/u/u^-^ a. fond of refined living.
looj/ri.tr . noise, murmur, rumour,

sor,

want of judgment or under-

lessly, wildly, inconsiderately.

]oo^K^ui,n a. foolish ; -m-Pji s. fool-

CaUSS tO

nc^lt VU. to

speak.

you;

go mad

a. betrothed.
speaking, that speaks'.

~-h-aKru

\aouhilf a.

uin-iuinni-li profusiOU i/itii//j[ni-^

imprudent youth /A^ - ad. ground-

ishness,

mouth, tongue; *par-

\lioiih^ni-ijui'blrir,

cork, stopper, bung, plug.

^jjiupft-ij \ojuMt.r,i, a. retired, lone,
lonely, solitary.
lo^t#/", \a^/itirS.\o%n^,r. [hut, cabin.
ly/4i /'yi""* * small room, cell,
lujnr^fo^"'^' a. obstructive.
\aj,.;a s. stoppage, obstruction.
Thjoj^jp

s.

betrothal, betrothing; ^
liuiu to be affianced or
betrothed ; juouiTulu J-uiinij%uili interval
between betrothal & marriage.
]oon>, lAnj a. gifted with the faculty of speech; endowed with rea]aouni-Sh

s.

iUiilri_,

son, rational.
}aou^
u[iji
,

s.

word; speech,

lan-

guage, tongue; discourse, sermon;

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^0.4-

saying; diction; talk, conversation,

chat; word, promise; report, news; \i,umni-6-nj

C^'7-

prayer

^mi-nt-

cock-crowing ; ^m/^^/% f,ioa[i,^,p in

the Italian language fuomi m^^uAt^,
iMin/iilrij to speak, to talk
/uohu tiiniit._.
;
P'b-ij to compose, to write; t /""""
t"'l_< iru,in^i_, to begin to speak in
one's turn; to converse, to talk; /'/""</
iiiiiilrij to cause to speak
[ (uouu (l,_
;
'l'lri_, Ifiu'liu/li^ or ihqiii-uij J/lilru tO be
the public scorn, to become a bye,

lyttl"

irradiate, to cause to shine; to

to germinate, or to sprout forth;

to

cause

O'tiin.rrufia

p-y.u'i,

word

liiupXlTi_,fluouii ni-pnt.^

to inter-

rupt a person, to break in upon; -^

uJniilr'li q^lri, thy SpBech bCWrayeth thee; S. P./A.

Jiyn

yutt-[a-n Ctiutx-nt-ifb

utpit.utnn*-_

the Branch

cause

I will

of

righteousness to grow up unto David

nt^tltrn JIM or ani/iuiffs annrtnt/nt-^tt
iun.u/.o,.A
to spread his mercy on
ifuirf./r,iijj
iiy ["-p the sun shone
forth, day broke; -/"/. *-jw vn. to
dawn, to shine, to begin to appear, to
rise; to be born
to take rise; to
t

emanate, to proceed from; to sprout,

to blosto germinate, to pullulate
;

som
-

to ensue, to result, to derive

/.

peep or break
of day, at daybreak; / - ii>i>/r^iu^u/ii
>/i.<.^a<n<-%

at sunrise;

at the

fruufh-gun-

sun appeared

the

uiplrii.u,lfit\

mpji-uip^i inu^lrujhi

pplri- ^Miplrtj-u/lfi,

/._

the righteous shall

shine forth as the sun.

Myik""^'
dawn, rising
source, rise emanation

*Xfiuii.Iiiuui S.

tfiutf-ni-m, s.

If

igin,

birth, or-

lineage,

^li n,Xl,i_, to
descent; derivation
take its rise in, to draw one's origin
uipfrL-nt,
from utnin^uji^u/it
sunrise,
rising - utpln-uijiai ai^Ui[i-pui.
;

liui'h

the fourteenth letter

of the alphabet, & the ninth of the con{(ltd) frui

5 fifty fiftieth.
It has much aifinity with

sonants

s.

6-

the let-

<5>a*&m, & is sometimes confounded with them

for example
ters

uiphi-uilitu^uMliufi,

&C.

iruttna^if^

ast.

heliacal-

wrinkle - f - unubm-u to
flow gently, to ripple, to undulate; curl,
ft - lunXnt-ij to flow loosely, to
to float, to wave S. 1?-"^ &c.

Xfu'U

s.

fold, plait

in folds, in plaits

"ffui^uif, -nj
"^'I'lj

cosmical-, acronychal-rising.
ad.

pliant, folding,

-nil^a.

wrapped up, enveloped;

pliable;

-nj

tr<^, 3 s. apex, head, top, summit, ridge, end, tip, point, extremity

Pup-t-u/ii , xo\\ of papers; -n/ [unpu/ii

uP-nn. , portable altar ; camp-stool

end, conclusion, heaping, over-measure ; -^ lu^uiuiii,/, the entire globe,

the universe; -^ jrii.u'i,^, the top or
summit of mountains; - /;">"^i, the
tip of a finger; - Jlrh-ni-P-lru.'ii
the
topmost height or pinnacle of greatness -4- f - -u'j /' -" right through,
from one extremity to the other, from
beginning to end; from top to bottom,
entirely { -u,ij t-(,fip[' jpi^i. [, - t-p_

folding-chair.

4Va from

the uttermost part of the

earth to the uttermost part of heaven
Jl^ii^L. /, - Irplipl to the ends of the
earth ^/AA-^/i -.. ^,,i,n.,u^ to be at the
highest pitch of gloj-y; .*fr^/ - //,_
,,nir,'ii
to bring to the acme of per'

ff^ction.

[legged.

"Qmiaiuiiuuiuili "iiuMn^MTyn. to slt cross-

tyf va. to plait, to ruffle, to

to turn in or up, to roll or wrap
[up.
"ifui^^s. paper-knife ; folder,
"ffiu^k-j;

fold

Xfuiinti^ s.

folder.

Xfu-inij^ a.

wrapped up

"Qiuini-SL s.

pling, undulation

rip-

u,iru{n^,

expenditure

expense; consumption; waste,

damage
penses;

* sale

-^

Jh.'iyp

iiiiMtpuMU^itipin
,

ui//f/.

-/.L^

trifling

luM-lrinpa.

-p useless
exhorbitant expenses

pu3uiu,i,rh,

gratis

itmln,.,

iruji^'nti^

gathering cloudiness.
Xfaifu ntj s. outlay
cost;

enveloped.

folding; -

at

exiiiut_

superfluous,
,uiiji^,^

a slight

-"'-j
cost,

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,

;,
;

Xfm.

'3

cealment, secret; cover,

Ipi,

at

my, at the

nation, at his friends'

- uiniili-i_, uj,niihi_
-u Jk-ituiJhh-a to expend
to make
great expenses, to spend a great deal;
to live in great stile.
Xfui/uhiT, trjP va. to spend, to expend to eat, to use, to consume, to
waste, to reduce to nothing, to exhaust; to absorb; to djevour to cor* to sell ; tfJ-iaiTufiiuilpi
rode
to
waste, to throw away one's time cost or expense

dissipate one's fortune

ijuiuinui^u - to lose one's labor, to
have one's labor for one's pains ; //
^t-p IfLuiiuit -, to speak to no purpose, to talk to the winds 4^;y - ^
- //#.#.
4fii.^ - to consume by fire
-t^^uA ^nilnpuiliuJUii to exceed the

.^i%ji.

to

ordinary expenditure.
consuming,
tr"'/"/'i_ a. devouring
wasting; corrosive; -/""ta. corrosible.
Xftti/unt-Sii s. wast, consumption; cor;

rosion.

t-^ ^uuiL.uip

rlppliug, undulation,

\fmi>;u'i,ni-!fii s.

waving motion ;

2<l2(*<iu.4/i

oscilla-

tion.

covering;
he made

[,,-p

darkness his secret place - p^,a,iJh/b

shroud - Muiilim^y counterpane iui'ini.j, cover; - /diutLiuj, hammercloth - <5/.oy
horse-cloth housing
- 'liuit.ni.g awning.
;

uij s. veil, muffler ; roof,

Iffuiltiinj
cover, refuge, shelter.
Xfuiir^ni-PliLli, s. act of hiding; occultness , secrecy , mystery ; cover,
covering.
\fiub-nUi o- hidden, secret, occult
stealthy, clandestine, underhand, furtive ; - ^ - ad. in secret, privately,
secretly, by stealth, clandestinely -p
s. hiding-place ; the secrets ; the private parts; -^ ^./>, bottom, the inmost recess of the heart; - 4^u,./i<*/p
the inscrutable
Itpl^i ^irii^i-P-h-u/h
ways of Divine Providence.
opening , aperXf"'i nL.j s. hole
ture; a. bored; perforated; - p.,Jiiu,u
to make or bore a hole ; ^/bni-i^q- to
stop up a gap ; / - ii"'e"'" Iw'=lI'''L.< to
draw water with bottomless buckets,
to labour in vainXfuiliuiluliP- il^ilitrvn. to creep into a
hole or cavern, to burrow ; to shut
oneself up, to isolate ; to seclude one,

'ffiutr^utp.ui'iint.p-ltJii

cant-words

jargon', gibberish, slang, cant;^oi#A-^

-pt-ujiJp. , to talk jargon , slang or

self.

rogue's language, [secretly, stealthily.

to drive into

Xfu,ir^mp.uip ad, in secret,

by

knows
the knowing

iyiiilr\u,fk"' a. that
-ii-ltmnt-P-ftiA s.

tr'6^^/f./"><-/?/"-% *.

if,ait^,uJliu,

a.

stealth,

secrets;
secrets.

cryptography.

close

XfMuh-liuiirn.-u'iin^p-I.Jh s.
'ifuib^liuj%p s.

Xfw^ki^mhu

ni-pni-^, to

hide,

to

'

to bore, to pierce,

make

to

the abscess has brokeO.

tfui^p^a. horiiog, perforating.
Xfiii/jnia a. pierced, bored, perforated; porous.
[to bore, to pierce.
if.ii^nmtir, A-j/r vu, to fill with holes,
,

overlook or pardon another's faults

- ^^ t'-kp
to surpass, to excel;
-truii^a. hidden, obscure; secret.
\f,ntrlil,i_ * ^^^^ which conceals or
hides cover, lid.
IjujfyliyP^

a hole - tf"break out of camp -I'lTvn. to

be bored or pierced; itiulit-^un. u^m_

{uipii

sees secrets.
coverlet fig. shelter.
\fu.it\lrikp s. covering, cover, lid.
tfuiirlihir, tyf va. to cover; to hide,
to conceal; to dissimulate, to mask,
to cloak, to veil; -^iTvu. to be covered, hidden, concealed; to remain unif^llrqu^

XfiulihiT, Irgf, va.

to perforate, to

cryptogamy.

a. that

Xfuib-limpu/ii s.

in caverns; ~ ipilr/^, to enter a hole

-^ np. the Phrygian sectaries.

%iuli

hiding, secret.

burrowing - ,uni,bi_,
a hole to cause to dwell

tfuiliiuilht-m a,

dissembling,

incomprehensible.

known; -

f,

h^uy vn. to flow gently,

to wave, to- undulate-

\fu,i>^u,%[,ir,

to ripple

dress

Itni-Pli 5.

hiding

con-

Xfui/fnm^k-u/b

gy open,
las,

-^t*' pOrOUS,

open-work;

in

* zool.

SpUHpho-

pholades.

pOrOSlty.
of 3, bite,
[pierced.
cicatrix, scar.
^.(n<.<<<6- , nf s. place bored or
\yiain,.3i s. piercing, opening, per[foratioH.
Xfuiim^ mhuM^ s. porB.
^.^ s. tart, pastry.
ifui^am^tini-P-lit.^
Xfiu^nMnni-uiit

ng

s.

S.

mark

'Qiuiiu'puip

uM^ s.

pastry-cook -m-f,

pastry;.pastry-cook's business.

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trU,T,

or Y^f I ^4% * flower ; mecl. small-pox fig. beauty, youth,

bloom; flower, choice, hest: - miili,
fine salt;- /.[.ln-n/, mother or floating lees of wine - 'H'^^y verdigris
6^l,}tn.u.% - bot. celandine , swallowIiniu7/n - S. 1.0^.; wort
splendour, vi-vacity of colour; jwj-p
Xfuiijili

ii^u/ii

^uiifl^u/liq

painter
floweret
pu^^ -,

<

show

'l>lt"'pl'i__

laJh/ii itiaqliji

um^m or

h-uifft^Uiti^

pot;- d'uiup,

^i^tf-am-

uiui^tt^j

double-;

simple,

artificial,

,,

Xf\i.X

fumed with flowers

perfumed drinks

n.lrn.u/JiP'tiP-

il.h-iluMs/tiiri/j

(a-tun^

withered, lovely, variegated, scarfrom - to - ; ^""i.

tfuLiJik /< gC"'P'VV ^"'" ituiii^uH'^ the sweet perfume of -S ifiutflitri_ qk-plllip hiail^o^
to cover the earth with -s ; iru,,i^nt.'iiu
uipiLtri_, to strew with -s ; ipp-p-lfii
Puip^tiJlfi, h-uiiilin^ip, the -s are blooming ; - fading // - iru/b/inM^p-huM, in
his earliest years f itunjil, ^'fct^, to
be about to blossom; fy. to be in the
bloom of youth /> itiu,i^l or [ - 4io.
uuililfi, , in the prime of life
in the of manhood ; S. ^op-u.^h,r.
or,

let -

cf-Hfr^li

fragrant
garland.

[flowers ; - /<m4
a. interwoven with
a . floriform , flowerXfiari/iuiJit-ishaped ; /^'i- - "//'" /*'?/"' "Afi.1 to sail
on placid waters.
[i a. flowered, painted
\$u,,fli,u'iiliuMp
with flowers; s. flower-painter; flow,

Xfujii/iM^l't-a

S.tF""z4"j- [er-painting.
crowned with flowwreath of flowers.

Xfrnii/ju/iinii

ffaiti^iuiiiuiaf/ a.

ers;

s.

amateur

fond of flowers ; s.
[with flowers.
a. enamelled, strewn

florist.

\f,aii/iiuiiip^'-n.

tl^l-, beautiful, sweet, fragrant, inodorous, fresh-blown, splendid, faded

#*f

wine.

tfiuq^.^ukl, a.

^nin

-4""

(y,^/.i^2f"- s. flower-seller
ficial

arti-

flower-maker.

"ffuiilliuiu-lrmni-Plia

s.

abundance of flowers

floweriuess
full

bloom

chem. efflorescence.

vna. to blossom, to bloom, to flower,

to flourish; chem. to exfoliate.
tr""^""-4-'" a. abounding in flowers,

flowery

blooming,

florid, flourishing;

chem. efflorescent.

[ing,

blooming.

\fuiiiu.php

-p_ij/i#

floriferous,

a.

flowering, bearing flowers.

^fuiijiuiifliii s.

ter, flourished or figured initial.

fuil^iuir^nphr t luu Si artificial florist.
^-

er, florist

ft

-m-P-fii^i

s.
s.

flower-gardenfloriculture.

adorned with flow- p/

ers, flowery
s. palm-sunday
WP-P' garland, wreath of flowers;
^^uiiiJiiuquipii. a.
;

^Mupnq^iJ, furbished discourse.

Xfi^ii^uiqujpq.lrj', lrji[i va. to adom
with flowers, [or loaded with flowers.
,

XfMUnli
fihiuaiui^iuu

atulruui

a.

covered

stripped of flowers
-ll^ilrij to shed the blossom.
XfutuJiMuqn^uipTC a. full of flowers;
ySiMMiifiuiihph- a.

full

blown.

uin.it-i_,

flower-gathering

to gather flowers, to cull.

Xfuiq^mil, , -fly ,
ers, in full bloom.

-/i//>>

a. full

honey.
"ffuiqlft-uij -Irqk'iia. flowered partycoloured; figured, embroidered.
.

Xfuinliinr

h^f, vn. to

blossom,

to

bloom, to flower, to put forth flowers,

to be in flower
fig. to flourish, to
;

prospere, to thrive ; nied. to be pitted

with small-pox; - ui/t-Mug, to become
grizzled, to

grow grey

liu.1. i,iTi,^ l-ir,

grey.

ifuin^pii mut,
hair begins to grow
[broidered with flowers.
;

my

'ffuin^hpu/itii. a.

party-coloured; em-

^u#Y_4tjnt-j.#Atir, nt-yf va. to cause

to flower or flourish ; to adorn with

a.

producing

^"'V.4c'*'4% o. that has shed its

flowers, withered, faded; - /At.fr_, to
lose the flowers, to fade, to wither.

of flow-

[floriferous.

flowers
Xf-a,i/iu,ii,ij [, s. flower-stand.
"ifui.jjiui'iuij; -4 a. fragrant, perXftuii/iuiifp,

flowers.

Xfui/iu,J-niin,i_ a.

tract ; summary, anthology ; - u,nHri_,

to gather flowers, to cull; to extract,
to collect, to compile - trpP-uii_ Jh.
q,-u,j to rifle the flowers, to gather
;

ornamental capital let-

\S""iliiu,f.ujp,ru,'ii

flowery, blossom"Quiii^uig^uii^ a. culling or gathering

flowers: compiling; . extract; absa.

"ffiui/liuiiliP-lip-

irpirMip ituiifl^l^i
a morrj
heart makes a cheerful countenance;

r-irplipir^lTirj

^UMr^ljib uijh%u^fli uiqif^ lupnt-h-inn^j

the arts flourish.

all

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XfWXf

flower-garden.
\f'"'ii"3
\yu,qf, , .fnu s. laugh, laughter, laugh1

*.

ing; derision, mockery, raillery, banter sneer - mnXhu ,^,ki_, 4t/^t^, to

laugh; to joke, to jest; to laugh at,
;

to scorn, to deride, to make sport of,

to ridicule; - ^/Afr^. 4iy_. tii,u,i_, to be
laughed at, derided, ridiculed, made
a jest of, to make oneself the laugh-

ing-stock of; - uiiulih-ijia^ J"il"' J'"^'to scorn, to deride one to his

lace ; oh-unint- i^uiit ji ^iuiaui%ji/j to
laugh, to burst out laughing, to suffocate with laughter; S. "9^%^^.
"Quiifpuip.ui'i,
a . facetious , witty ,
sprightly, waggish, jocose -hirvn. to
joke, to jest at, to banter ; -7i_/?f ti s.
joke, sport, pleasantry , jocularity,
l-lWufii

waggishness.
"^Muifiiuiilg a- laughable, funny, ridiculous, ludicrous, burlesque, [ingly.

ui^

laughingly, jest-

ad.

"ffuiiipuilnuiiii,

"(fui.iiiMirnt.

facetious,

a. droll,

burlesque, comic;

*.

buffoon, clown,

joker, jester.

X^uii^tMu/iuiii S. \yi"'iv'"il'j

J' s risi-

ridiculousness.
[i s. caricature.
'^ui,iiu'i,liu3i,
Xf.titipuiiil^lt a. laughter-loving, humorous, jocose, waggish.
XfuimiiaitJui/^ a. laughing loudly.
^.u/^pt^A a. ridiculous; contemptible.
;

-ni-P-[iL.% s.
,

{fMunph-iTi ^tjl' VOL, o. X^fni' usn^ihir.

\^iuq[,k-[iuiu. ijfiiltirvn.

to be held

up

to public scorn.

[laughing.
"ffiuiiplriihii a. merry faced, jocund,
nj s. hair, head of hair
yf-jiJ', uij
^fr^d- - wig, periw^ig, peruke ; * - S.
,

Xf'uJhjltni-ri.

anfractuous

full

a.

tortuous, winding,

z^i-t'i.
'ffuiinuifn.hii; tj/,
;

- zigzag.

va.

to writhe, to

punctually

^iiiiilri_^nuq;fha%

imum ;-/-^

glancing slilyat;
to listen furtively,
to eavesdrop; S. &"?
#^..y,

-l-L,p ,uliu/i,2i"3 it'i^u

supreme, extreme -

"Quifpiuif-nju a.
[uutntll,

chem.

maximum

density, [tion.

eking piece prolungawell filled, very

full; complete, fulfilled, perfect;
uiuipuiuiinuiTp in detail, exactly, min[of corn.
utely, in every particular,
\f>y[iuiluni-ii^^'ii^/rii'vn. to reap ears
^//// 5^ .ui-<//^fl.dilating everywhere.
yS"iip"'k"'P'fbc '' '6^ ^* ''^^ extremities - laphii-iul^i rising sun.
'Q.uipu.i^ftp s.

'ffJ/,^.^.^ a. topful,

ifMMi/niulinuinn

Iluini^p

-a.

ulUnteCl,

cut off, mutilated, maimed,

mangled ; - ,un%h[j to blunt, to render
pointless; to cut off the extremities,
to mutilate, to maim, to mangle; to
lop off; to retrench, to curtail, to
abridge.
[song, refrain.
"Qiujpu^ufuii. s. chorus, burden of a
Xfuypi,,ilrii_a. extreme, utmost, in the
highest degree - /un,npirn,^,_p extremes, excess; - (.^uiu^ni-P-l, abuse
;

of authority ; - ^uin.uib-iu^ih-i_ [n-li^ to

carry to excess, to abuse /r - funmnp^
irnMJiia nuin.uiifiu'iilrij to procBcd to oxtremities, to commit excesses ; - ^_
<

"iit-i^fi

ukft

juiiiilrini^p-lijli

to love, to

hate to excess.
Xymjpuj^iiMiir, u'^'y vn. to excel, to
surpass, to arrive at the highest degree of; ir,uipiu^lr.ui_a. extreme, utmost,

furthest.
ySiypu/hniii

s.

[buds.

a. acrostic.

wind round; -

^ujjniuiMiiitnt^l/^p

phuu

make

Xfmjpuiii, lauhJ'vn. to clip one's

to grin,

to

twist, to twine, to

i*-.
grimaces at,

- to recite the whole psalter / -*

4ii>i,uAt-ij to reach or attain the max-

pointless

'Ouiiijiuiitn.-P-}, s. facetiousness, buffoonery, waggishness ; mockery, jeering, bantering.

bility

trU.3

6nd, extremity ; border^

edge; summit, head, top, point ; the
utmost pitch, the highest degree; fig,
over-measure, excess; - [ -, -["- *-/.- ad. from beginning to end, from
one extremity to the other ; to the

^"JC ta

uliani^l^

S.

Icat-

words;

to jibe.
'tfuiiTuMitnjii-Pf s.

crookedness

sin-

uosity, winding; pg. grimace, contortion efface, distortion.

"ffutirailiuiij ,ug s. hair-band or ribbon.
XfiaJtiJ,,^

s.

jaw

cheek.

XfaiJtir, ir^[, va. to

flect, to

ruminate.

"Qiuirn"!!,

ft

s,

mastic.

chew

fig.

to re-

Xfiypu.uini-p-li-^

s.

mutilation; re-

trenchment.
"iffajpuiiliPliP- *

aero spire.

to abridge, to shorten ; to cull, to

gather, to extract, to compile, to make
a collection or selection ; to recapitulate; to refer briefly, to touch in

06
passing, to say in few words.
'ff-ypiii^i",[iap s. acropolis, citadel.
last terms.
^".'Jl'P'e * <^''i(h- first &
'ff,fi,n^'f s. summit, highest pitch;
excellence, perfection.
uig a. shameful, contempt,tfii/iiijifj
ible, ridiculous, ignominious, infamous - or S-u.iy< A-t - ujiLiilri_, to cover
or load with ridicule, to subject to
contemptuous merriment; - or itMip
hi- - 4./.^, to be lost to all sense of
,

shame

shame, reproach.

u'jip s.

ignominy, infamy, turpitude derision,

mockery raillery nakedness the
;

privy parts.
(PuAui^ti/*, fcj// va. to dishonour, to
ridicule, to sport with, to turn into
ridicule ; -[r vn- to be dishonoured,

covered with shame

to

commit scan-

dalous acts.
if .%!>

chaff, straw.

s.

\fu/b(^ii,ii^,

U.J a.

shallow, fordable;

'ffU.'b

gestible food; -^n^*^, bad breath;

^,pn,-u.ir violent blow ; - lif' woman with child; ituAnt^u u[uiailru to be
.

greatly mistaken; iraiuniXu luhu to

give no ear, to pretend not to hear
displeased,
be
ill,
to
take
to
/?4.^,
;

angry

enraged

![

^t^, do not take

pleased - t
;

is

fi'l.

above your

ability

tpq-.
a heavy sacrifice for me;
iTntJia
^ dreadful oaths ; P-qkp ?.you have omitted the
.^lfbu,Ji,
weightier matters of the law -, S-.
in,.%u ad. heavily; grievously; deeply;
.

vigorously

seriously

;
,

oppressive

to overload.

to relieve.

weighty, burdensome.

a. shallow-brained,

\fu!i,iru.iiuiJI,u,

giddy-brained or headed,

vanity, empti-

'Qu/i.&u.q^.ruini.p-'l, s.

ness, levity, folly.

silly.

,[i^/

tr"''''^"?_*

XfuAputpiupni a. grave, serious p authoritative, staid, reserved, proud,

majestic ; -"--b s. gravity, seriousness.
'Gu/i.(,.,.iihti a. oppressed, sinking.
"ffu/iipuj^irni, -p.irni>l- a. hcavy, on-

rassed, to get rid of, to extricate oneself from, to escape from danger ^ i.u.'hhu to liberate, to disembarrass,

painfully.
, biting,

'ff^%lp.u% a. rigid severe

sharp, bitter, pungent.

erous

dis-

the thing
- 1 /A-Ji that is

^ir^ii.a%ii- y/.i

low ground, flat mar. shallows

banks [ - t^/fe-^, to be disembars.

~ ^"'-*-"jA

do not be

it ill,

difficult.

oppross,
[den, surcharge.
\fm%itu,pJrn.%ni.pJ, s, additional burXfuApuiiitpi a. heavy, ponderous,
'ifu,%pu,p.hn%lr.r, /rj^ vu. to

"ffmip-^f^pi

^t//. a.

dear, costly, of

great price, precious ; - ?i^ ad. very

dear, very costly ; -?Af fit/.. 4if'^''"n-iru to buy or sell dear.
SlOWly
JtiUiqtu^ CI,
^uilinuii^iuia
,

'ffi.A.ifui^lrirva.

to

mumble,

advice

to

chew.

moving or pacing,
\fu/i,[iu,fni,it a.

sluggish.

flagitious, villanous.

notice.
'(ji^'itni-^u-'i-trj; 7-3^ va. to warn, to
notify, to make known, to signify, to
relate, to communicate, to reveal; to
declare, to denounce to divulge, to
publish to manifest, to intimate, to
mark, to denote ; 4<n%^_ - to fore-

choly, sombre ; - uipuiJhM-P-pi.% deep

grief or sadness.
-Juou a. of a slow
yfiJiipiuihqn,.
tongue or hard language ; lisping,
stammering stuttering ; - f/Afci,i to

warn; t/^

have an impediment

"^ufLm-^uin-ltl, s.

Airq_p.,u'i,u

Jlrq

h-L.

h-unijini^uqnt-,
'3"'-.^

come & you shall prove the

temper of our

s.

notice

advertise-

ment; declaration; intimation;

weighty

%nt^ip

"imJiij a.

'Qui'iipu.inu.ir

-"i.ni-p

in speech.
a.

speech.

massive, voluminous, great;

hard, onerous, laborious;
disagreeable, troublesome, importunate grievous, serious, preponderating
sluggish, tardy, dull hard (of
hearing); strong, rank; gr. grave ;^nri-V.
deep sleep - liUiiu,li,.p indi;

whose yoke

is

rather deaf, hard of

grating, insupportable.

Xfi./bpiaini-ii a.

heavy,

melan-

impediment

Xfta^tpiu/uouni-P-li^ s.
^/L

hearing

difficult,

morose

notifi-

cation.
"Qii/ini

a.

heavy; burdenous, hard.

steel.

"Qu/iini-ijni-ilh

"Qu/hpu/puiluliit

"ffiuiptufiuij
Xfiu'iipiuliftp a.

in

[steady.

serious

heavy

sedate

onerous

in-

supportable, intolerable, [great value.

of
"Qu/iip.uli^n. a. heavy , weighty
ifu/iipiuiuji, a. of unknown speech,
[plump.
of a foreign tongue.
Xf,%pnupjyi, a. corpulent, fleshy.
;

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\f\Kb

tf^ut^pmJhi a. sinning much, [stinate.

"ffuibpuiJlim a. stupid; peevish, obXfui%pu,iru,iiir, irguy vn. to be angry;
to be obstinate.
XfuApuMJmnJf s. stupidity ; peevish-,
ness, obstinacy; covrardice.
Xfm%piu%uiir,

be heavy,

to

weigh, to

uM^ui) vn. to

grow

dull; to increase,

IrDA,

down,

render heavy, onerous or grievous, to. overload, to oppress, to aggrieve to aggravate jnt^ilib
^uiliiiHifj;
to blunt the hearing, to stop the ears - quiiiJfh lit-puij
lipnii^, to stuff, to cram, to gorge
- circumstances.
oneself.
l^ui,r,a'i,f;
^ifu/iiptiMgnt-gli^a. aggravating; - 4<i_
to load, to

to grow heavier; to grow worse, to

become more grievous to be angry,

\SM'i,pai^ni% a. sleeping soundly.

enraged; - lu^uj, to be oppressed by

Xfu/bplrir, Irgli

sleep; to become purblind, to lose

one's sight;- w^mijuy, to become
hard of hearing ;- 4*i2^. to be with
child; - ni-JIrp, to be a burden or a

grow heavy or

charge to, to molest; iruii,pu,^h-mi_l,

^n^nj Iqaded with anxieties care-

possessions

worn
}fm'bpuijtii,i_
down by the weight

taiho^

bowed

of years

&-.?/_

kp 4""""4'"'-> 'he was very

liuijiriui_

old ; ituApiMiuj[i

%ngui

Mj-nph-

work be laid on them

nlrpiiiilSL

fw

iljrpuif

moro

let

h-iM/bpiu^uiL. uiui^

"impm

tho

battlo

went sore against him.

heavy

tfuApa-iuipsI- a. slow,

VH, to

u.g s. baggage
furniture
household goods, chattels; wealth,
;

meoh. weight.

heaviness, gravity
weight, load; heaviness ,grievousness importance
heaviness , dullness; uneasiness, low-spirits, dejection
gravity, seriousness uinuiiHi^iu^ oppression
heaviness in
the head; weight on the stomach;
- ialrik-u,j
hardness of hearing; 'tfii>%pni.p^l,ii, s.

^^y

heavy,

lethargic sleep;

difficult

[fruit.

S. t.-

heavily laden with

hard-hearted, flinty-

manifest

uuiti-muMhuMa

upml remorse, compunction.

"ffuHioPIg a. knowing known
,

tf,i/iipii,^^,^j-l,M.% s. asthma, shortness of breath; -^oiA^a. asthmatic.

TtfM/iiput^uMil,
^ s. barometer -mlfaA
a. barometrical
-m-P-fiiii s. gravi;

hgiy

XfuApliiT,

'^u/iipnqni.p-f s. mech. gravitation.

\fu/i,png

^t/n^,

of motion.

metry

dull.

slowly.
limbed.

yfuApii/itaiL-t-irvn. to sail
tfu/iipiii'itq.iijj'a.

recognizable
s. connoisseur, good judge of; acquaintance
friend indication, token, sign; disciple, scholar; -a a,u,i_, to make known,
manifest, to disclose, to reveal; to
make acquaintance with - mmi_iiu/i,^
;

to

make oneself known, to mani-

"fftMApuiuiaint-n a.

i'l'k

'^iM%piaulpm a.

fest or reveal oneself; P - v-"/^> to be

known, manifest or revealed; - ipit-i^,
to know, to be acquainted with -^

hearted, obdurate, callous, unfeeling, insensible.

[food.

overloaded with

yju/bpuMLuiuijiip a.

^fuibniaupinttt-[a-ntji p.

lOuinm *

o. burdensomo ,
tiresome, wearisome, tedious, importunate, vexatious, insupportable.

Jtp our acquaintances, friends, the

people of our acquaintance.
t

Xfmiipuimtuquwni-i

\fa/i,p.i,pP-nKji,

somnolent;

/i

sleepy

a.

drowsy

- ^n_i muMi_,fuib^

to

sleep profoundly.
Xfui%puM^uiuni-iih a . full of anger
wrathful, out of all patience, furious,
foaming with passion ; - ^<it^. to be
enraged, to fume with passion, to become excited, provoked, quite exasperated, to fret & fume, to give oneself up to bursts or fits of rage, to
storm with passion ; - tir, I am out
of all patience.
^iMMbnuuQnt-aiMxbhriT

"i~nl'

VOL,

tO iu-

crease in weight, to enhance, to weigh

take or
inform oneself, to know; to be acquainted, to
become or get acquainted with to
make the acquaintance of.
XfiiAop-iu^iutir, uijiy

acquire knowledge

va. to

of, to

\fu/bo[3;i,p,up

s.

annotator.

'Qui'lioP-uMjni-rjuAlrj; ni-y^ Va. tO

CaUSO

become acquainted
with; - imbSb, to make oneself known.
XfuAiop-Mui-np a. known, evident, mato

know

or

to

nifest.

-ju il!hlri_,
s- knowledge
known, manifest, evident.
\fu/iiaPni.[3^[i,-'ii s. knowledge
no-

\yiu%oP-n/p

to be

tion; information; acquaintance, familiarity , friendship ; note , annota-

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508
-

tion, notice, explanation;

annotate, to

j,ai^ini-i_, to
(f /rt-

sapling

;
;

to
MMtuinnL.taumiri^ qu tO
the -s flourish
-^

to lop

h'aiiitiuintunif.lnt

bloom or

full

tlkpiu/

fii-pni-ir-n^

do according to

to

kfufiiiri^,

-^

blos-

to cause

litii^nt-tiufiiiri_ ifiiiTpii

the hair to stand on end

f,

b-ui,f^[,%

~p O'utt/Oofi
the fruit s are in
;

one's will or pleasure, to follow one's

own bent.
"^uia.iun.uMpiTiJii [ij s. arborist -mSf
[trees.
s. arboriculture.
Xfain-iaijiui,^
a. ornamented with
;

Xfaia.uj/upu,

among

the trees.

\flal.ailinianp
uiniilri_,

abounding in trees,
- ip-trij to bide one-

a.

woody, sylvan
self

lluini-p

tt.

prUnlug
;

to prune, to lop.
,

fij

s.

%ui^lruia -f livery - ainlhni.j_, to hirc

or engage a servant; uipiuilih-i_,f-, to
discharge or dismiss a servant; f, puM^
uijiJiuiIifri^ BUMjiAitujU tfu
to clear the
house ; 'bnftnt^yi_i^ijybuiju - , to engage new servants.
;

'QuMn.ufiuMp.uMp ad. servilely, slavishly.

'Qiun.^Miju.p.uipiy

low,

servile

trivial.

h-t-

.p*"/

wait
i

one's time in follies

tr<o>L'iy<{><u%

g^trhai-i^ ql^trpui

subject, to subdue

slave, to
enthral.

to

&
to

servile
[' ~~

become man,

slavish

fiinbuMn^^i upturn

[servant.

a. humble , like a
fellow-servant, helpmate ; colleague , fellow-member
professor.
[together.
XfuiiLayiulilrpiii

"Qmit-uijualil,^ s.

'ffuiii.ui/uiiiiiu, a.

;?5'.

to

Xfu,n.iyhgni-glii^ u.

if,uu.,ynplruip

pi.

s.

cuslaving, subthe household,

vassals, subjects.
"Quin-'uini-P-l't^i s. service , office ;
servitude, slavery, captivity, yoke;
vassalage, dependence, subjection ; j,
tunhuihh-it liuinniL.o iMMlib-^f unt-uiTCb^ ^^^
nt-j fi ^lunl^li t liut^nt-ijuihtrij tO SUbjugate, to reduce to slavery; - .._
%lrrt ^tunliujblri_. iiuMutnt^auibhj tO SOrVC^
to render service; /. -if i"*/.- ih'i'l'ij g
-p u^,liu/ulii_, to become a servant,
subject or slave.
tguiiuu'i, s. anat. penis.
Xfuin-uM%uiir , .luc/uy vn. to rise, to
mount in tree-shaped masses ; - 4*-^loy
to stand erect or on end; to
[wood, grove.
bristle up.
"Quin-uiamu/b , uj s. trees , forest

iiuih

nt-[a-ntji

placB Or stroots
s
planted with trees, boulevard; S. tF'.
<i.uumui.[mountupin tree-like masses.
'{Siun.iugni.gvt'ithir va
to cause to
tr.li/i-u.t-4o. a. abounding with trees,
'Quin.uimnt^ili

wooded.
^UMn^i>UMnq.iup S. \futq^UMi^pi^

ifiuiLni-^

walk, avenue

s.

broad

alley, vista.

to grind, to crunch.
Xfutu^n,iuiliii/ii a.

"Quiu^nt-Uh

vn. to chew,
[teeth.

masticatory ; -^

s.

mastication.

s.

Iffuipuii.
y nil_ s. thirst, dryness,
drought, thirstiness fig. thirst, panting for ; a. thirsty, dry ; Ji-5- i.u>i>.^^
-, great, over-powering thirst; ^^"-.
aniliuani-aiMtlih-l a~ j 10
ittuuh-ti ptr^hi
quench, to cool, to slake thirst; "(<".
tHuililu mnlnpfiiji -nj to bo qulto chokedor parched with thirst; Jbn.ai^'^J't
-y I am dying with thirst.
tr<i'^u..-<u4.... -i,f<i.h- a. choked with
,

to take the hu-

form.

Xfuitt-iyiu/ij/t-ir,

[jecting.
_

XfiuMii^lrj; \faiiiptj', t-jfu

,

man

vn. to serve, to

fuuthiLiuiituiiuja

away

walk or

vulgar

"Qiun.uijui^A -ir^M a. s. belonging

to the family of a servant; born of a
servant, servile.

k^'P' to

fritter

man-servant, domestic, waiter, boy, valet, footman; slave;

vassal, dependent, subject; mm,^,1,^,
i,iui.uimuip\,,r~, good, faithful servant;
i\iMipi
wages, hire ^puim or i^.".
-f,
Xfu,n.uMj

dwavf

jouik-fj jiuuiuii^h-i^au

upon

ip[3-l3-nit

som -

p-^ni-l ,

&U.P
\fuinjMijt-ir, frjf

irmm^ tp"3
idleness ; - p^i^j
translate literally ; - freely.

mount a
prune

the ten Aristotelian cato climb -s ; to

lriui%lri_ / -

uipaL.lruu,[i

graft

on.

S,

tegories

comment

tree; iTutunuiltmnnLjil^
^um-imr- old ^(fii^ui-ni-pg

nu

uimniuainL. -, fruit

uinS,hi_,

-j^i/" vn, to
servile, low,

serve

mean,

ignoble.

[vant or slave, to serve.

Xfuirt.iujiu'iiiiiir, uiguMj vn. to be a ser-

if fufLw^uiu^^" S. ~p.uin

'QuMiuuyuimn^,ra. of setvile race.

thirst,

very dry or thirsty.

^lupuMt^UMllUMlT, t-hirt
S$ lu nMUt-yani-aUMUy iT

cause

thirst,

[^u.i-f'"-

li%U3ira* (F*"'"~gh ^^ * ^^

dryness or drought.

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,;

;,

Ljjj

dry

thirsty,

,.iriug a.

&b*

509

\f\iA>

Xf 0111101-11

tr<//'^<r, b^gl, vn.

to applaud.

thirsting or panting for, ardent,

eager;- uni-p, slaughterous, exter-

"ffiu^ituiiphirvn. to smack the lips.

\firp^lr^k[3^tj; i-^[, vn. to lisp, to

minating sword; - uiphu/i,

bloodthirsty, sanguinary - A iTjii/J- I am

mutilate or mangle speech, to speak

broken English, bad French, &c.

fig.

very

thirsty.

"ifuipuii-lij;

k-tjui/

vn.

be or feel

to

be athirst ; -

thirsty, to

uiph-aiJp.

t)rfra-u#a-

be greedy of blood.
s.

ppnj/

s.

h-uippuiptup

antimony, stibium
irgli vtt.

j^rt i_c/-A-M

to

dyc wlth

Xfuit-uiin^

s.

Propaganda.
expansion,

\flrp,ut.ni.pjf a. full

\fhplt.rvn. to

laflfn P-lriMlfl

>

closed.

Xft^
applauding; approving vociferously; - q.pai.uiuilig, ^n,
cheers, applause.
lni.p^l,iiip
,

a. ad.

^i

^ii,l,iuiu.Jb

extreme old age;

decrepitude
^ - lun%u,pi,yi_, to be
getting old f funp - ^mua/iit-ij to attain an advanced age dhn-ufhWiJi e-iup.
i_/ip {d-h-MiiJi or ^ uiutptupaint-[i-lrtuh
[beard.
to die in a happy old age.
tftpirUi \ftpnL.%[, s. old man, grey
Xft-po/ [ij s. hole, cavity ; excava-t-iT va. to keep half
tion, cavern

S. \fuMifiu

uMi^M-npirMiMij [unppll

n-oMiT-, great age,

~'pnk-l3-jii%

of years, old.

absorb ink, to blot np;

* to wither, to fade.
"(fhpyp^ , ffhpn.-Pl.ii, s. old age

propagation of the Gospel;

- Vy/ med. erysipelas ; St. Anthony's
fire - nupaUn^ phys. dilatation - 2frp_
Jhi.p-t-ui'ii int-unf propagation.
-4 a. blue-eyed, mild-eyed.
t)r"-^
"Qwi'* y * applause, clapping of
hands ;* earthen baking-dish; - or
- tj-l; J^uMp^u/bk-fj to applaud, to acclaim, to clap the hands to praise, to
approve.
[applauder.
tF"'^<"4<<'/'
a applauding; *.
muiputiilfb,

^litihiu^uMph-iTt

yglrpufuuMir, tugay vti. to bc.no lougor

young, to grow old or aged, to become
old, to grow in years, to be on the
wane, to arrive at an advanced age,
or at extreme old age. [poor-house.
'QhpuM%nj s. hospital for the aged,
iyt-piauiuii /riT va, to tend the aged.
Xft-piainuiS-nif s. toudiug tho agcd.

diffusion ; propagation ; - h-mlu.. .{.h^

,nng ; ovcrflowing, inundation ; - U.-t_

expand, to propagate,

a. senile.

s. scuatc ; assembly of
the ancients afiiii.b;r-^ni-u,[i
senator ; ^7'"- -i"'-"'t senatus-consultum; -I -lini-inuiliitib a. senatorial.

to extend, to stretch.

\fu.u,ini-aL s. dilatation,

l^p rlM-^qj it

"^trpuiliym

elders

(fim-u/tutuloiT 0 fftot-utt UMnJiiiLjl**

tiiuiT iTuihnt-l^

folks

XyirpuiliMM.'i,

tility.

to spread

otuqujulih fVHQ SOUate,

the ancients ; t-p-^ -fc

spread, diffused ; uin%n^l_, to be dilated, diffused, expanded, spread, extended,propagated.

'QuMt-uMiuMl^uM'b , -^pM w dllatablo, expansive, ductile ; -ni-Pl,t.% s. dilatability, expansibility, distensibility ; duca. dilated,

va. to dilate, to

had experience, and old

ones strength if youth knew & old
age could.
[old man, or old men.
tftpuiiin/ir iVhl.iT vn. to nourish an
\fhpu,ffhp a. very old decrepit.

young

anti-

mony, to dye one's eyelashes or eyebrows - qujiu to paint one's eyes.

\fiai.iuf_, uy s. dilatation, expansion,
development diffusion mus. diesis,
;

J~ntfniliiif,hiMMiit

seniors, elders

6-ip_

antimoniate,

tfmppk^iT,

sharp

fragments,
- iluu tow-

>

antimony bl%ck;
uMinofj- jui^ to blacken with antimony, to paint the eyebrows fi - Ir^ f,
"'"tiw z^">v^U ^o P"^* 01 rouge, to
paint one's face - .g.wp
ituipnup
tfiop^P

Xfii-b-kJ', frg[, va. to strike, to beat

to crush, to grind, to pound ; - ^4"Wto beat the breast.
*/<
^A-'i . stem, stalk ; stubble.
XftrmnUf s. fly-spots ; * iSy-blow.
iffirp, j a. old, aged, stricken or
advanced in years ; s. old man, elder ;

thirst.

dry, droughty, arid,

scorched.

patui

small

s.

cardings, fescue.

\fiapuit.ni-l3-pt^, -nijiii
XfiupuiL-ni-ui a.

crushed matter, trash

to

-<"&

"5

cement, mortar ;
Xyt-ifh-ikp

-^u

iti'l^Lb

s.

*.

plaster, stucco

cfiem. lute.

med. poultice, cataplasm;

*" apply a poultice.

iV'W

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'

^^p

10
va. to plaster, to eeXflrif[,^s. trowel, [ment; chem. to lute.
trA-^ni-4 *. anat. prepuce, foreskin.
\ft,firir,

irg(,

t^ir^int-aii s. plastering, cementing

chem. luting.
Xy/rp o. bent, crooked; -iupu,'i,k,rvn.
to talk jestingly, to play on -words.
Xfkeuib-ni-a- a. pronounced badly.
\yirpir,r, irj^ vo. to OTorstrain , to
distort the sense of a passage, pbrase
or word, to parody.
'fftr^h'iiu^_p

parody

- p"'"-b3

quibble, pun, playing upon words,

ing; utij- irfiiriiiq^p lini-P-[iiA trt- if-t-^

qtrjfinU^t the whole country laughed with fertility & beauty, [laughter.
5y/.6-</^4. /j a. laughing, given to
,

'ijlthriun^

n-ntiip

"^h^&^h^jh^ip

n-u*/j

s.

s.

\fp-[,[,irvn. to

rite,

form, ceremony.

grow rancid or rank

to smell rancid.
"GP-pniJtu s. rancidity, rancidness.
"(fjiuiitu/ii

[,

uji.

s.

rain-bow,

iris

[bulb, bulbous root.

-luupi s. vegetable pitch
tj"/'/.*. bud, budding, shoot, sprout;
- uip^ui^lri_, to bud, to put forth buds,
to shoot, to sprout, to germinate.

halo.

"if^p-ftuii

tyf* s. breast - Jilr%q.uAirm^ ndder;S. Um/A, S^'"

"iyfiftuiif^
simper ; laugh
s. smile
laughter derision, sneering; - pp_
JpiuAiaji,, burst of laughter; S- ^^/.
tr^6-u.ii[a.4<u7, a. laughable; pleasant;
ridiculous laughing -i -<./?^t.% s.
risibility.
[funny, droll, comic.
;

"Qlilt-uiqiu^aiiJ-

X^lilfuiiilri^ a.

a.

facetious, jocular,

funny, laughable

ridi-

culous, risible.

a laugh, to excite laughter

- to set in a roar -j^^S.
;

to Taiso

ji^/^./,u

uiqiiiu<rnM
tT"
"IV

t-guy vn. to smile , to

to laugh at, to scoff, to deride,
to mock ; fig. to look pleasant, to
smile, to laugh ; gfc^ .pi- J",, - to laugh
constrainedly ; - ^'i^ Jpmu to laugh
in one's sleeve ; Jt-qir - to titter jufliif-kuia , to giggle p.uipiitiaiuip, to burst out laughing, to laugh out;
~ JW^
jufu^ailiu
to burst, to
split one's
sides with laughing, to
\f[iiru.iiliir

jy^

choke with laughter; ^/-p /A^-^t/^/,

is nothing to laugh at; In- -'itr^
3'"'' J\'i^< and they burst out laughthere

\f[,ftu,n-'bni.i

il^uMj

s. nightingale,

philomel.
*\^l,l^/rn.%[4

tr/.i

ry

^'ITJ
ithl-^

-itn.m S. pulfey.
^^ ^lt * ^^^^^
bina-'iip

after-birth

fig.

s.

[stOm.
stalk,

birth, delive,

source,

&%^, by

origin

ovarium;

birth; from one's birth ;%/.^ lt%k,

born-blind, blind from his birth ;
liuiqh ^iuigm-^u/ulrij to cause the bornlame to walk ; * - . mole patch.
XSjiuiuliu/b a. ritualistic, formal, cere-

^H

monial.
Xft-n

sparrow

irmj, s.

[- chirrnps.
- the

Ritual.

"fffiuaipu/h s.

-s^s^m-k

circumference;
round, circuit; out-line, border; a.
spread, diffused - mpu,irM.u,'hm%^ , edge
of eye-lids; - ufimi-n^, wheel-track;
rut - ,u.%,^ypi\,^ skirt, border, piping -.p geog. the tropics ; - ?%i"n/
colure; - uilruni-P-t-,iA horizon; -^
Miiumhqu,^ chorus of the stars ; - 4""R[i% galaxy, milky way - /umi-uip,
fibp,

ttpli

circle,

s.

Jh/fi

ecliptic

^^^^[""^'"'''""'"Pl'
"S-t^. to gird, to sur-

equinoctial; round; g -If lrqt-p,ug, throughout the

world np n^ i^t ^/*""- i^liuiUb ^^^
[ftum.,
tree.
bounded, infinite.
*

-t -t
s. hot. apricot
purple-hued, purple,
purplish, carnation, [imperial, royal.
tF/'/""^""?f"/'?-a. adorned withpurple;
"(flipu/i,

XfpS^itiijJrjin-guAirir, ni-^[i vu.

laugh

rise, birth; anat.

"Qku, It^uly

<

ceremony.

affected airs, gri-

itn-iuli

4iypb -

^b'u

maces.

JJfih-lriLU

swallow

s.

marten, martlet ^"^ -n-mii young -;

x^4 - the - twitters S. tF'"vA4 ? "i_p^pt ir-upm-ii one - does not make
spring; one bee makes no swarm.

quiddity, quirk.
"fft-^tflrpu/bp s. etiquette,

n-iub

[t

or

^Itpuluujif.nfi, a.

\yiiptMMbiaaa.h-tua

aip.lruut

arrayed in purple;

ClaCl Or

Ct.

royal, imperial,

august.
XfltpuMMuihiu^.Ii a.

purple flowered;

embroidered with purple flowers;*.

hot. lilac.

"fflipu/iiuifrnyp a.

purple-bordered.
purple-coloured.

Xflipu/buiiriui-uiijL.
"(yiipiutiuiitlib

-irhn^ii- a.

Xfl^piutiutlilip S.

-^tuy

lujuij vn.

'fffipui'iiui'iiiuiC,

bom

in the

[purple.

to

become

purple; to be dyed purple.

"iShpuiiiuiiiirpli
,ug a. purple-dyed
,

s.

;j

,;,

irW

S 11

\T\o\i.

dyer in purple.

Xfluiu^irp

veudor of purple

"QJtpu/buMiiuMTimn. s-

nt-glf

vu, to tinge

or dye with purple.

;

cardinal

Xfpiiu^uiliip

flue

empe-

s,

cardinal (bird).
'Qltpiu'iiuiiliiyia, splendid as purple.
:

iuij Xf/uuA
,
shaft ;
,

[)

fuhnel

sweeper

ffj^puAuMi-np a. S. q^triutj

ror

parish priest

-uifrp s.

curate.

or of purple stuff: dealer in apricots.

\yppai%uijni.juAt;r,

;,;
,

repairer;

j'"pt"'pl-i_-t

chimney;

g.

Jhippl,^ -/.

builder or

uiui^ui,^%,uJi -f,, fire-screen;

iriu^plri^,/-

to sweep, to clean a

a.

"ff/uuiiruiit

enveloped

smoke.

in

apricot-tree.
arrayed in purple.

pipe-bowl.
\ypiuM%i-ilip [iru,^ s. perfumes, aromatic or odoriferous drugs, pastils.

vl'p"*l'h'Pfpi^ I &C. S* mt^pq. &C.

\f[,puA[, s. zool. purple-fish, Venus-

^pmu/iili, reeking with perspiration;

- jhinu if.lri_ qani.ulrp%, tO withdraW

yfluuiirufb s.

'Qf<pu,%h'hl, s. hot.

Xflipuiiilruiuim

a.

smoking, fuming - [

Xffiiui^i.'r,^ a.
,

shell; purple ; purple clothes, stuffs;

imperial dignity; a. S. ^^^.iAmy-n/fc ; SO'-i'""t or \fni-piy Tyrian purple -
uMpiiufblrij to be clad or clothed in
purple, to assume the purple fig. to
assume the imperial dignity, [fritter.
*Xflip^fumuy , tfplTlu,n.uli s. pan-cakc,
,

XftpM

muting

excrement of

itpuiji s.

7Cui%^i^

fly-spots

birds,

pigeon's dung - h-n^uipu.^

guano.
[in rags, in tatters.
tl'3
ad.
tF/.. ,^ *. piece, patch ; flake ;
Xft'-pk'"^ " languishing, consuming, consumptive, hectic - ^i ji"-,
hectic fever or flush; consumption,
phthisis, decline ; Jha.iu%ki_ - lufimjiito die of a decline.
tfiu^ii-nj

the reeking sword.

\ylau,u,nJu s. rectory-house.

'

{fpi-ph-iTt

^^h

"kani-'quAiri/'i i/a-ap Vd.

to debilitate, to weaken, to extenuate,

to emaciate , to consume, to make

lean or hectic

-/"/" va.

to

grow or

become

lean, to languish, to droop,

to pine, to dwindle or fall away, to
fell into a decline, to perish with con-

Xff<,-pa..p-l,i% s.

debility, extenua-

decay, decline, consumption.

\fiiupJut^ai-P-pM.i s. germination.

tion,

qt-iT, h-jbirvn.

tOvbe intimidated, timor-

snivel, snot, [ous or fearful.

cigar ; -/>4 s. cigarette

mnt-ip -uig cigar-case.
"ifpiuii^g a. full of smoke, smoky.
ysftimtf-iiub s.
I

mixed with smoke.

\j[uui[uuMn% a.

'Qfuiufunm

pipe, pipe
-ny, purse
iluiTCuin.

tobacco

;
Inikifi -/ >
mm-ifi or uipdqp^
or --pouch; box; -"-

S,
;

.^uiuli

tobacconist

to smoke,

Jfir_, ttlub-uf^

[bowl.
,

tF//'^<i'^.

<"g

s.

cigar-tube

pipe-

iu/_
s. smoking
no - allowed umlppui^
- - has become general.

'Qfuiu^uMpini-P-fiub
n.hi_ -p-iru/i,
liuii, b,it-L-

"fflutiT, h-gfi va. to burn incense

to
send forth, to emit smoke to smokedry to smoke (tobacco) ; - ^.ti4
;

ii'iinL.jhg

to incense, to offer incense,

burn perfumes; - h-[uh[tu to smoke

the chibook or narghilfeh.
*Xf^lrp^l!p -if-l-u s. chimney.
to emit
tf/ul-J; y^uy vn. to smoke

to

[smoke.

tr^^^.o exhaling.
'if^%b'"k'"H

mech. universal joint,

[smoking-room.

"fffuniu ij s.

en with smoke
Xf^niJ/i a.

smoker

kglva.io

"Qlunuibw,
\flui,i.ilh $

*^C"i*'

>

Hood's key.

sumption.

pipe, tobacco-

fig s.

pipe ; - uiphi-kikuM'b chibook or long

oriental pipe ; - ^uipufy narghileh or
flexible pipe 'nn--/ pfrpuA -/i , mouthpiece 01 ; iluMn-UJpuih inltiytntuh A
pipe-bowl ; 4"f"' -b drainage from iut.irinUi -[i, pipe-brush; -^lup^ smoker.

-^,ap^

'tfluupnii_,

wfii/tiu^

sffloko, to

;-f./.ryn. to

-mj

black-

be smoked.

fumigation.

smoking, fumous, smoky.

med. strangles, quinsy.

absorbable.
XfithJ', y^fi va. to suck, to imbibe;
to suck up, to absorb - ^uip% to
suck the breast - ^o^ to breathe the
Xfl^ml^

s.

Xfirlrih a.

air

p-m-qP-if. itlrk

Xf^l'ij

this

paper blots.

^^"i a- absorbant; S. P".-j/?.

the sucking place.

-piutni or ^iri/pia- a.
,
sulphurous, mixed with sulphur.
"QitJputtrlfii a. born of sulphur (fire)
Xf6-pip

s.

"ffh-Jhipt-p

,;,

,
;

trill

-^aar, -4n. o. having a sulphurous

taste or smell ; -4"* * solfatara

procreate, to produce ; vn. to be begotten, engendered, produced, born

sulphur-mines.

to originate, to arise, to spring}; to

pullulate, to bloom ; to emanate, to
issue, to proceed;- ^tif.'iiiray, to
engender, to litter, to bring forth;

'^b-iTp.ufi s.

ohem. sulphite.

burnt by sulphur.
chem. sulphid-salt.
i^tfjpujilfb a. brirastony, sulphureous, sulphury ; -i^ <"^ s. rock-sulphur
-uiius. lucifer match, lucifer; S. \nL.^lil,.
- Ar/4".
IffitJfLuti,, s. chem. sulphate
Xfirirpu,i,n,-p a\f}tirp.ui^s.

P-nt

^uufM^nj

l^^n-nM^tl^p

buiiiinnby

ler-

rous - - of potash, of baryta, of soda.

\f&-i/fBt^ a. sulphureous -k-iTva. to
dip in brimstone
to powder with
[sulphureous s. sulphid.
sulphur.
}^ftjpL./^ s. chem. sulphuret -/.i_m a.
tfltaqui^uA a. absorbent, absorptive.
XfltnM.i/p, ii-irj-p.ni . sulphur, brimstone uiiumkij, oirui'lilri_ttititp.ntl_, to dip
in, or to mix with sulphur.
Xf^niJfu S. suction - /jnuj/ij int-uy
,

absorption; -4 tY.%f,.p^j, imbibition.

"Qirn,^ a. blotting; S. \^nu.^p-.
*XfiiuiJ' or ^iimir vn. to reach or
stretch oneself out to see.
*'&liib'i * yule-log. [the little finger.
\TkyR ni.pl, or P^nj tr4/'4 //^m% *.
itqhiaj s. fore-arms ; S-^/< (
\fqkp
^^p tdil/pujn^iujfj iTtunqk-^^ OV Ulutnqlrft tO
turn up one's sleeves , to prepare
oneself for.
[m^^y, hinges.
it-uij s. hinge ; pivot; Xfilfu%li
.

^iftt
trL"'

reed

'

ptl'

Aj
culm.

XfiTmfi

<

cricket.

* ^ooZ.

""-J ?

stem, stalk, cane,

;

east-side

valley.

XfiTmliu.il^i

cool, fresh;

a.

umbrageous

shady,

-^Imm, misty, foggy.

Xfifuilih-jnt-^uAhiTi nt-ufi vci, to shade,

to darken, to opacate ; fig- to cover,
to hide, to veil, to obscure.
tfJlri_s. hot. spinage; beetroot.
"GiTpq-liiT vn- to become lean, extenuated, weakened, debilitated.
Xfi/plij; tr^uij vn. to be grieved, cast
down , disheartened , unnerved ; to
take to heart, to fret trJpk-Miii_li u/^^m.
;

/hi^l3-t%lr

kp

A<ffi

weighed down with sad-

ness, sorrowful, oppressed with grief.

XfiiuAilrih a. confined, lying-in, parturient; -p s. parents.
tf%u/iilii/; it%uij va. to beget; to give
birth, being or life to, to bring forth
a child, to lie in, to be delivered; to

bituiij he

jum/i,

seemed born

for fti/ip q^npu l/bu/iiltb the rivers

nourish the sea t-ptu^ np if'i,ui'i,\i^f!u f,
^ujjh-i^n2_, a figure born or reflected
in a mirror lyit **- .^l^c^nqp'-P-bt
thence poetry was born.
,

uiuill

Xfiil/lij;

&C.

"ipju-pp s.

genuflection, kneeling.

Xf%l.-pt^l[

s. hot.

asparagus

limuin^

bunch of--

jp -/j,

ffiik^iiuu^P a. loving one's progeny

fond, paternal, maternal.
[neration.
\f%hflip s. parents.
XfittiniuP'S s. child-birth, birth ge;

\p,t-p

"fful^kp

s.

mm. an Armenian

note (== ).
^i/.^ a. generating;
parents, progenitors

s. generator;
geom. generant.

ly s. Cymbal ; cithern.
or *-j s. the husk, shell, rind
or peel of fruits ; fig. insignificant
trifle, thing of nought.
XfHuif[,i,ui a. knotty, gnarled, jointed, full of knots ; *. garter.
Xfi,lrq,y

,aj s. east- wind

shady place between mountains, cool

& moist

-, to be regenerate, born
again; fig. to revive, to come to life
again ; - l,op to procreate ; 41rp'""l'''
- Jiii,u,nL.ph-u,JpL, to be new-born or
regenerated by grace; f/^Au -, to
bring forth a child, to be delivered of
a child M/i- "pq-t or Juiitni.^ utpm.
she brought forth or was delivered of
a male ^nf-^tu j^yb i^tuii_kp /3-<..

il/rpumfi'i,

\fiib-y

\fi,//..A,u,irS. tfhi^l.j:

Xjpiiuiukp a.

[ing, timid, shy.

modest, bashful,

retir-

va. to exhaust,
to depress, to overdo to

ifjil^irj; Xfi^i-iT, Irjl,

to tire out ;
mortify, to emaciate, to weaken, to
make lean ; -fttTyn. to decay, to pine,
to dwindle or fall away, to languish,
to sink ; to be mortified, emaciated,
weakened, to become lean, to lose
one's strength ; - [ m^liuin..p-lru,'b , to
live, to abide or to be sunk in ignorance,
[knees.
\yH%u,.^2_ s. space between the
;

tfii^nm a. languishing , weakened,

faint, lean, emaciated, extenuated,

mortified.

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;

15

^u^

knee-high kneedeep, up to the knees.

[nativity.
XfViifitp.li/au, s. ascendant, birth,
\yilinM.

ad.

\fii%q.u,pui'ii s. calculator of nativities,

astrologer, genethliatic.
'Q^iiitf.iup.uiiiirir
ty^ vtt. to wfite a
genealogy, to cite one's' ancestors to
profess astrology.
,

Xfii'iiif.utp.at'hni.13-1,1^, s. gcnealogy, list

of ancestors; genethliacs, horoscope,
astrology - ^/^ theogony.
Jjlitti^uMptu^pM itl/hif.nq ^ piu/uut
"ui^
liii'ilh, -nLp-l% s- horoscope; ascend;

of .our Lord; ^,ap^u.np -I a happy

Xmas to you! I wish you a happy
Xmas; &. ifVi^^JruHi Christmas-tree;
-zp > i-tpp *W^jjy Genesis ^^ui/A - >
regeneration, renewing; ii^-u,i^u/"
- resurrection ; - ./ii.uy conception,
conceit; - ^-ui^ new moon; - ;^.
,

parent
productive,

^n/ interest usury - /it-ti^iabt-uij

brood, Htter, covey J^pi /. - near
lying-in about to bring forth young
to cease from bearing,
4.<Y./i iFVii.ny

to engender; to
to conceive, to form

op irVh^n^ anniversary of birth-day; hphlp ir'itii.kuM'b [_

irn/
my native country or soil, birth-

ant, nativity; -ni-P-[<i^, classification

of animals.

trW/7-/?^"/>*-

a.

&n<u

source; generation, race, offspring;

infant or child fruit, production ; effect; -, -^ horoscope, nativity; -p,
posterity, children, descendants ^_
p-ni.ah irifbfhu/b
Christmas-cve ; p^i/"""""/' Christmas, Xmas, nativity

<"j *. genitor,

engendering;

prolific,

fruitful.

to

'QViiil.uMif.nphkj' va.

give birth to

fig.

an idea.

become sterile

faculty of re-

production, generative faculty.

Xfi/bij.utliut'h a. lying-in, parturient,
bringing forth a child possessing the
faculty of reproduction, generative,
fruitful, prolific; fertile; -^, - u'fc.
>^u/</j>
Jhtunt^tp , genital organs, the
privy parts ; - 4/A woman in childbirth; -%, -n^Plit-t, s. generative fa;

home.

place,

'ff^/iifiafnplfni.p-lit^ s.

)[ va. to assist a woman in lying-in to aid in bringing forth.

man-midwife, surgeon'(^"-abL *
accoucheur; i/'.midwife, matron, [tries.
midwifery obsteXfi-ip^y. s. birth
1f'/,^/^^nLf.genuflection, kneeling.

ffjin.-^ujt.hj;
;

"ip.oin

fecundity, fertility.
s. time for child-birth
or delivery.
[ing its young.
\fi,%fi,ilri,ni.pj, s. eating or devourXfiihif-ui/flij a. twin-born, twin ; coeval, of the same age ; innate, inborn.
^Jiiifuiinj , "Q^n^f s. male genital
organ.
[thers.
culty

tyiAif-iu^aipf

aucestors
forefaXfiAf^iy -ikp *. Christmas-box.
XS^n'it ng s. parents, father, mother;
cause; -^ Jh-p, the authors of our
being, our parents pum -jfi, k-L. 6-iniii_
'Q^lhfiuuilrnip

s.

produces like; - a-.uin-iy

^phuM^, source of the greatest evils.
q-lA

like

'Q%nqu,p:u,p ad. fatherly, motherly,

like a father or mother.
tP'im^u.f.ni./?' o. full of parental love.

concerning or relating
to parents, paternal or maternal.
yS^,nquMul;p a. loviug, foud of one's
'ts^nijuiliut'b a.

[maternity.
\pin,in,-P-f s. generation, paternity,
irViifhuA , n-n^ s. childXfi,ni.%ii. ,
birth, confinement, delivery, lying-in;
birth, nativity, filiation; origin, rise,

parents.

jaw; cheek;

*.

/.J

edge;

frieze; brim; cornice; parapet, breast-

work
J-,,

uitMlmutll uiltki_^ -ull

n^^pnt^

the ear

i,uipllli!llkl_

to slap the face, to

box

S. h/*-t/".

cheek-pouch.
scrpiUum , wild
thyme -/A s. lemon thyme.
\fp-plfii -pniX s. garden thyme.
Xfiiomiuuiiipli

XfnP-np

nj

s.

s.

bol.

ffi^pwli 13 s. nape of
occiput, back of the head;

tF"*'"/""4

the neck
^npniplig

>

-[>

nape.

abstinence
ordain a fast; - m^Iti_,
to fast, to abstain from food; ^-6-u,_
"QimT, nj s. fast, fasting

liuipfUMij to

'iihuf-'ii

to

break one's

fast.

relating to abstinence
-4.3 a. fasting, abstaining.
XfrnTu/iiuiir, wjiij 1 XfnJt-j; t-jfi vn. to
"ifniTiiM/iu/b

a.

keep a

fast, to

XyniTiiuiii^ a.

fast.

keeping a

fast,

ing ; - tl'^'^u to keep a fast

s, abstinence.
'QntTui^ni-gufliyj' , nt-gl;

abstain-

-m-P-fitii

[to fast.

VO. tO

CaUSO

^^^1 ^^^I' slothful,

sluggish, cowardly, dastardly.
'^nui pj, MMij s. fringe, thrum, trimming; tassels; edge, border.
^"-d'3 "

"ifnjL!

14
sea; lake; the molten
sea in the Temple ; -i iut/biM,if[.n.
the main sea, the deep, the high or
open sea; u!bij.nJbif^ -"-, the depths
of ocean, the mighty deep; l< Junpu
-nt- far out at sea ; ^lauini-uiMMil^ ~"'-3 <
sea-green 2r'-p ~"'- sea-water ; ^/_
jrwj -"- 1 sea-chart 44*' -"- sea-ro\fnili

s.

HK^ji

<

<

ver, pirate i^,uihi_-L.

;

accustomed

to

the sea ; g irml^t-t- g gmiHu^ by sea &

land -fiiui/jg^ - to go to sea, to put to
sea, to sail ufbyu'i,yi_ g - to go over
or across, to cross the sea - i,k^ni-_
p-hufiig ,g,uM.n^ fig. a sea of delights, of
griefs or sorrows ; ^i^Jii-il. -n,. seaDreeze ; ^nntnupnuiitm/t^ ^ftunP-UMiruM^
-u,i_-, calm sea, as smooth as glass;
,

"onA^

born of or produced by the

sea; -*// a. sea-girt or -surrounded
-iylHi a.

-6-/j s. gulf,

port.

a . tempestuous , very
agitated, stormy, billowy ; fig. tempestuous as the sea; -^un-, tempesttossed ship - ipilrij to be agitated by
waves ; fig. to be harassed or tossed
about, to turn on all sides ; -irijiufb^
Xfrnluiifni-ip

s.

heaving, undulation.
Xyn-l-u^

pond

Xfniipii

tug s. sea-pool, lake,

[ulri^ ffiii inJhuit-uHin. t.

tiuifS- Jjt

^ drop of sense rather

than a sea of fortune.
Xfrnl^'iaii^, "j s. lord of the sea seaking admiral <*S- - ./.nfuui'i, -f, i-p_
pnpn. -, high, vice- rear-admiral; *.
"t.-" e"'l""'ta

tnhu/it, liinn^pq-utpuA
t-k'ii

- blue, still,
immense ocean; Jiiihi^nL.^

^tupiuili

uiti^nJii

quiet, vast,
PI, -ni. , the raging or fury of the sea,
the rbughness of the waters ; ihqk^.i^
ni- , sea-breach ; ut/^liair jni^^uii_l^
,

-iithe seais turbulent, swelling, rolling uMi^linirl tl'pippk -'*' the sea runs
,

high, foams, froths

Jppli.uitg

ilni^^

uti^ni.p - stormy or tempestuous, dreadful or furious, angry or

raging, foaming, thundering or roaring, unruly or ungovernable, threatening, pitiless ocean - u,^p blue
or sea-green eyes ; ^- ^ni[tuil,[t u,ji_
praise the sea, &
{ guiiTuigl, Iiuij21t
keep on land; S. I^^t-2/-f, ^h,ini.,r.
'ffnil.ap.iMiJ-^'i, ipiftirvn. to divide the
waters ; to plough the sea.

"ijuiltg

board

\failuj.u,/i_s. zool.

sea-wolf.

q.[iiiij

s.

the sea; - ipihij to

navigate;
- /J%^. tfililip i!.lrplrut[_ ll!iilr[_ to paSS
over the sea as if by a bridge -ni.pf
s. sea-voyage
navigation.
'Qn^luiif.nfl, a. sea-green; blue, skycoloured; . ultramarine.
\fn,lu,fa.,oi, s. zool. cormorant.
Xfnilu.piuiitu'bp s. boi. sea-weed.
XT'"li"/l''^ s. great lake, inland sea,
lagune, loch; -^n- s. boi. sea-wrack.

""^

admiralty-

flag-ship.

vn. to be master
lord of the sea: to command a
fleet or squadron of ships of war.
iT/ji/u/^ra^L/S^iA s. the empire of the
sea admiralty, navy office ; iMiai^o_
%yuij -pt , first lord of the admiralty;
^npiifii^uiliitiU uiinybft -PIr lord COmmissioner of admiralty.
Xfrnlui^iuiflih s. balanus, glans marina.
"QniluMli,!/!, S. "ifnilajflii ; -.p s. aquatic
animals. [-nt-PP s. wreck, shipwreck.
:

wrecked shipwrecked;

tr>^"4n6- a.

sea-cost.
XfnquMfin.-iji.

engulphedby the sea;

- ib'i,iri_, to be swallowned up by the

sea -^ s. loss at sea.
"Qn^ulint-p a. immersed, drowned,
wrecked, lost; -i^iri_, to be the prey
of the sea - ^n^'ii^u to perish among
the waves.
^ni^4<<>y/ruij a. facing the sea, that
looks towards the sea, maritime, marine - .ptonuip, maritime town.
;

sail, to

'On^uiluiuniilisC s. zool.

tyniluifiutitir, irjli

\yn,lu,/;a,p a.

\yn,lu,4t,iJ

a.

*#- -[

hydrographer;
npuiliufb a, -phical; -^^m-f #. -phy.
'Qn^l^l,ul^ /y a. that voyages or
goes by sea, sailing; -\>li a. ploughing
^<7^<if./>^

or

lobster; -l^mp

ed

sea-sick.

-f 4 -yj

MuhXirij to

,-ni.ii a.

drownr
to be

drown; - ib'i'lri_,

drowned, [cleaves or ploughs the sea.

"ffn^uiiit-pji
-f 4 a. that cuts, divides,
tr"^4t*' *. corsair, pirate, sea-robber or rover.
[horse.
tyniluiA^ s. zool. hippocampus
sea,

\jnii,ujhiirun. s. bot.

sea-wood,

algse,

kelp.
"^niluiiruipmlili a,

combatting by sea;

very deep, bottomless.

naval; -^pm^f,, navy, naval service;

Xfn^lfuii.uii_a. stretching like a sea;

-,n..pf

s.

sea-fight, battle

by

sea.

,
;

XfniluiJwj a. easting Into the sea.

the offing, the open sea.

^niljailn/b MunAt-iTva, to plungO intO
the sea, to drown.
ffniluiJiii-lu a. suhmerged in the sea;
-ipt'^ij to go to sea to stand out to sea.
1ffnq<^j^2:^

s.

Xfailiajiuit

-nUi

Wandering on the

tt.

sea (Neptune).
'^"'h'uU'' belonging or pertaining
to the sea, marine, maritime, naval qo[ini-Pl,Li,
marines, the navy, the
naval strength, maritime forces; ;

dog-fish ; - oiyiupn-f,^ hpfi^s^p

clipper-vessel ; -^ . sirens, mermaids.

i^tSi

\fniliuflil^ya o.

trauSmarlue, ultrama-

sea.
; ad. beyond
Xfrnliyn/^S. dlvCr.
'ffiiilu/iiuaj; luguy vu. to tum into a
sea, to fall into ; to inundate, to im-

rine

merse, to cover with water.

sea-view
\fn,it%iiuii, s. sea-scape
,

marine-painter-

isk, mastic-tree.
Ijnpirjni.^ii/itktf'

s. zool. dog-fish.
ffnilja^.p a, sounding; - ij-npi-l, ,
sounding-line.
{.'^tp' ~k"'L< -4*'ti'

Xfniluiiluiuutui^ a. living

(sailor, fisher, &c.)

by the

sea,

- ib%hi_, to labour

on the

sea, to exercise the calling of

sailor, fisher, &c.; -4k^^ a. thrown,

plunged or precipitated into the

sea.

\fn,ljpu,njin s. zool. frigato-blrd, sea-

-lapirnt-^

s. zool.

osprey.

sea-caglo,

[ (sea-bull).

sea-monster, chimera
^fniluijn^juAt-ir, ni-jfi VU. tO CaUSO
to turn into a sea ; to inundate, to
Xfrnlui^ai-i^ s.

immerse.

f"-^['

uih-h^i -"b^

of it

VCL

tO

SOt

^mu,,. f,uli
iphpuAu the mere thought

running, to cause to flow

makes my mouth water.

\fnp[iir, tr^iy vn. to trickle, to flow,

to leak, to run down or out of, to
ooze out, to run or pass away , to

ebb

/^^iffin/

to

be affected with

gonorrhoea.
Xfnpfiii s.

fluor ; impuiu^uip.^

\fnpitnp

oj uMj

s.

spar.
valloy, vale ; -4

valley, dale, dell.

s. little

ing,

Xfn^^i^,

swallow;

barberry; * new-mown hay.

\yapu,l^y Jk^, s. virgin honey.
Xfnpuili f, s. cock, tap; ^uiuiuipl^pf_,
J'uippl-^meoh. delivery-, purging-cock.
Xfnpiu% ,ug a. running, flowing, liquid, fluid s. flow, flowing, running
XSaptrJ- S. Xfnp[,J-, *t0 mow.
[out:
Xfnptil, s. bot. barberry-bush lent-

'ffnpni.m,

resembling the sea.

XfrniuAiTu/i, a,

;;

s.

running

trickling, dropping; flowleaking ; - { TuipHhy

;

med. gonorrhoea, running of the reins

- fium uMiTulrui'iiij'b the meusBS , menstruation.
\fnpn,3i , "Qnpnt-in a. flowlug, fluid.
tgn^ nj s. bosom, lap ; cavity ; * pocket; - 4-/i^- , gulf, the bosom or depth
of the sea; - ^trmng , channel of a
river ; -imt.n. mar. the keel of a ship
i^nif^ tudihnihjlali y %uMi-ltb , tue hold
of a ship ; -^puAj , cavern, grotto ; li,un.iM,g
the interior of a carriage ; ,

m'liiihuM'b

sinus.

born in the bosom ; fig.

the Only Begotten Son.
"ffni^iuiu OTj s. bot. laurel-cherry ; -i-_
cherry-laurel%!,
"ffnguiirpi a.

-irtTva. to fray, to
to tear to rags or tatters.
*XfnL.hJ'va. to sift wheat; to separate
wheat from tares.
'ffn,-li%p s. pi. piece of linen, bits,
cuttings, shreds, strips, rags, tatters;
p -ill! -Aiu ufuimiun-lru to tear, to rend,
to pull to pieces; jt-plint-u -Am uia,_
uiuin-hij to tear in two parts or pieces.
tS'ii-iu.ilg a. very idle or lazy;extreme idleness or
iih-ii^n^p-lii^
Xfni^aiTB. XfnM-iuAiair. [slothfuluOSS.
tynt-iuiiTuini-Pf s. idleness; listless*tr"-" s. lint;

tfrnlui^pipni-p

Xfnilt-^plriy

^ s.

ing on the sea; -^

Xfnilt^i

s.

unweave;

meerschaum-

s.

maritime, border-

coasts, shores.
sea-coast, sea-side, shore,

strand, beach;
the sea-shore.

s.

or ^

h-mlt-qirpl/ii

on

dwelling on the coast.

Xyn^iT, trgfi vn. to keep out at sea;
to stand for the offingXf "41^31' VPP * marines.
\gn4kifplrjj, a.

it-jpi luaSit-J' va. to

throw, plunge or precipitate into the
sea ; - /^IJ' vn. to throw or plunge
oneself into the seaXfnilc^jikj

Xfn^pnp
Xftp

s. zool.

g/ s.

sea-gull,

sea-mew.

dropping, trickling

ness, carelessness.
Xfin-iuiiuij', uigu,/ vn. to idle, to be
lazy, slothful or idle, to live in idleness.

bot.

/i2

;
,

;,

xrnv

5 16

tF*!].

family, hearth, home

uuih^u itlun/,- i-ui^
uftL^i
n-iu^lra,i_, pillar of smoke ; Jpcl^li itt"j
clouds or masses of smoke ^^/^ Y-u^., to be in the smoke ; - m^^m^t^,
to emit smoke ; * - A^fr^. Jflri_ qto smoke tobacco - np pii^ Jl^2_ '/-

^. agitation
;
trouble, vacillation, wavering; care,
anxiety, torment examination, question c*r^ -u J^u/buA^ , on the surface
of the waves ; ^ - ip'^u to be agitated ; -u [ mTuiP fi-lru to care, to be concerned, thoughtful; f -u uiuipuilinL,_
uu/hu,g i^linJhu to be in great perplexity, to be uncertain or undetermined
vrhat course to take, to remain in
*^;^. large earthen pot. [suspense.
^i^ii-//", tj^ va. to attach, to join.
"ffi^inhiF, tj^ va. to disguise, to travesty ; to dissemble, to cloak; -piTyn.
to be disguised, dissembled; to shun,

n<_^i i-t m<ln^iMig

to avoid.

tfat-iuiuik^u ad. idly, slothfully, lazily.

idle or slothful.
idle.

"ffni-incp-'t' s. idleness, slothfulness,

laziness, sluggishness ^ -u i,u,inui%{ii_
;

tF-//, irlunj
;

smoke; fume, vapor,

s.

(ig.

unpleasantirliilgl'
ness or discord engendered between
step-mother & step-children.
"^ni-it , ititn/ s. sucking , suction
* marrow, pith; essence; n^ii^t-,--,
quintessence -^ $ the nostrils.
,

*Xfni-^u,trvn. to

uij
Xfn^qu.^
springe, noose.
,

surge

rendering

'(fn^iu,i^ni-jl,i_a.

exhalation
* tobacco;

wave billow

be obstinate.
snare
trap

s.

net,

\fuiu,n,JtL

disguise, dissembling.

s.

wry-necked.
Xfn-tj; h-jt va. to bend, to bow, to
incline; - i^JiiTui to make grimaces;
-[Tva. to be bent, to bow down.
Xfa.ni.pT' *. inclination, curve, bent
- i-pi/^j grimace.
\fn-uiilli^a.

"^piup-ninp

s.

circle.

to fall on one's knees, to kneel /_

tuipi^hgni-gu/i.hi^n-,, to bend the knee;
ufhliuflilii^ uin. -u nLfini^
to fall Or
throw oneself at the feet of; /"i>l'i_
^%^nilj! to clasp the knees; %'iih-i_ [
Jkl^ir'i-t-13 to sleep on the knees of;

sketch, outline ; project,

draught, plan, design a. written, described, traced --f-puiliufu a. graphical.
fry/, va. to sketch , to
'ffpunf-pk-J'
trace the contours, to draw the outlines of; to describe, to write, to trace.
Xfp,uii.p[i^s. pencil, lead-pencil.
((F/.u/if/in'-^"*. laying out; S.^/''?-f/.
Xfpa/iiuiir, u-j/i^f vn. to grow or become
round; to surround, to enclose.

be kneeling; irif-n^
with bended knees, upon one's knees -^ "impu, ifP-n^-ghuji^

Xfpuip, f_3 . packet; package; roll;

envelope, covr; bag of money; -^
^Mupiuipi-ui^ , fascination, talisman; S.

under
him S. Xf^m. i^if,
^otApi. knee; hot. knot; - ^it^,
liplii.iri_, /r - l,2u/i,y-i_, to kneel, to bend

pack to wrap up to roll - qJui'iCiinji,

^prwfiai if.iu^iiil3-at.iu
to pack up

&C. S.
^niAJi

'ifn-.tiuiiT,

XynL-iiubaiir,

&C.

Xfp,ui.[,p s.

ifii^mjj s. knoB
XfnL.%f
bol.
knot mus. an Armenian note ( ) .\
,

[i

itii^uig

iiu,i_,

to

liplii,y{n^^ ad.

l-hq-yi-klth

his legs tottered

Xfpuipt-ir,

the knees, to fall on one^s knees "- u^i, to weep all alone - iuA-fcy_, to
adore, to worship ; uipliiifbhi_- ^A><f.>uy
hi- ifupuili to worship on bended knees;
ifuiuiu, f down on your knees f ;

lun'tiuip^lruii_uiiitu^ir ij^hilj I

on

outrBat

it

my

knees, or with bended knees ;

- liiuufirijiot. to be knitted, to be formed with knots or joints.
'(fni.'bp^pni-P-lit.'i, s.

genuflection.

frn-nj a. croofiod, beut, distPn'-ntorted, oblique;

UilLUItt-l
to wind
round many times,
tF""-^,^ *. fluctuation, undulation,

envelop; to

va. to

t-j[i

junHMia

ii-pu,pil,%

they reared their

to the skies; npy fui_

jMoi/h/a
b^puip^
whose top

proud heads
i-MuP-i

cleaves the skies ; -pMTvn. to be enveloped or wrapped up; S-puiptunB. '\3lrp_

"ffpuipfi^ \fpuipnii_s. packer. [^.4i-Y..
Xfp,j^pnt.!a s. packing, [dirty oneself.
XfpuliJ', y^tu/ vn. to stain, to soil or
XypnJiip [, j^2. - s. knot of a cane or
reed; internodium, space between two
joints or knots in a plant.
,

IffpintiF, f.^f, va. to

to

dung

as burds

Xf'fujitti

-4uA

ing, agitated.

a.

mute, to guano,

- .J^u.^ to spawn.
wavering, undulat.

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,!

317

1lU.V

& jnt-uy to fluctuate between hope

,

&

fear.

tf^uA^ S. \fn,.^ surging of the sea;

wave, billow, swell fig. trouble, care,
perturbation - -Jt^^j , hair floating
;

in the breeze

trouble

{,

/. -*,/,

-if, ad.

afloat;

fig.

in

contest, to debate, to dispute, to quarsquabble, to wrangle.

llmj^, f, s. gauze ; chem, gas ; - ini-aiu_
l.npnL.p-tr illuminating - fn/a ini-uui^
;

rel, to cavil, to

i-npn^pj -f, light - -illumination

- 4/''^f/'> portative -; {inyp) ^inqnilia^
;

-[<

main

(i^n^p)

pipe

pk-pu/u or

4^, to waver, to fluc-

tuate, to be agitated, billowy, vacillating.

pu/b if-npituipuh, -f, burner ;

lamp;
fitter; gasometer; works; f i^u
by -light.
-l,

fo- to excite, create or produce a tempest; fig. to agitate, to trouble.

^i^jtiT, b-^ih^u,)- vn. to fluctuate, to
ebb & flow, to undulate; to foam, to
grow rough ; fig. to be troubled, agitated, harassed; to be undecided in
purpose, to fluctuate, to waver.

'y\u,^il.pitni.p-h

gauze chem.

s.

manufacture of

distillation of gas.

llio^iu^f-^uf

-ffb , -hii^b a. gasiform;

[to gasify.
ui^iy vn. to turn to gas,
,

gaseous; aeriform.
\iunuM'i,uMir,

gas-meter ; -puA s. gas. reduction to gas.

\uM,fu,i^ili s.

someter.

[jni-SL

to gasify ; --_
corroborative.

l|^i#3>t-yu.*i-r va.
l\ii,^ni-piMi^iu'i, a.

Muni,hi_,

to waver, to

be perplexed to
stop I say
oh! holla! hallo ho

'iSot'Qoiu, ?;.

*tFc.^

l>

pirt/'

^q[i

strengthen,
to corroborate, to sustain , to give
strength to ; to repair, to restore to
-ptrgncgiu'iilrj; ni^^fi va. to

vigour & good health, to re-establish;

to encourage, to give heart to ; -pfiiT
vn. to recover, to regain one's strength,
to get well again, to be restored to
take heart, to cheer up -phw uiiuu,^

water-crane.

s, zool.

^uitttpn~puj,qnL.ati/liirt/'

lose one's senses, [there

TCu^n-u, to

pretend, to allege.

Strengthening, cordial, invigorating, fortifying,

analeptic, corroborant.
\\uj^ni.pni-P-liiii , pniSh s, rostoration, re-establishment, recovery, con\\mnif.niL.phgni.glti_, -pl<i_ a.

valescence.
Mui^r, y,

fi

s.

construction

prepa-

ornament - ^pn^
binding of books ; a, ready
quite
ready, prepared ; active, diligent disposed -lUiik-u to be ready, prepared;
to be disposed to.
ration, furniture,

(ghen) itri . the fifteenth letter

of the alphabet, & the tenth of the
consonants ; 4 '^ sixty, sixtieth.
It has much affinity with the
I1

\iu,fiiruiii.nph-niji s.

"

leitters 7.

&^

iruJiu^ir^f

Ktiuuplril

for

example
Uuiu^ni,

S-mJii^

uiuiuo/tM'

sils

Mt'b' y

contention, debate,

dispute, contest, quarrel, broil, strife,

cavil ;- jjo^ni-juAA-^, to excite contention, to create strife.
\\uiii.uiiiuipP-nij a.

contentious, quar-

relsome, cavilling.
\\iu,f.uignii_

a.

litigious

fractious

quarrelsome, wrangling.
liKf.i'i/*,

Ir^l^t

Mui^f-lnTi

t-t/iuj

vn. to

fumituro-making.

uj . apparatus; preparing, preparation; goods, furniture,

household eifeets ; moveables, utenliuiqiTuii-

equipage

armour

S. ^-ntfj^i^

constitution , temper ; military stores ; uiuiuitpm^Juti^iaip

^fy harness, caparisons, trappings
- iriuLiK. , rigging ; -.p s. astronomical
instruments.
tiai^Jhii^uA a.well dressed or cooked.
IliuqMnti^lrpMif s. implement ; -tifva.
to project, to figure, to form, to fashion, to construct.

dhipShn/

,,,

;;,

18
form, formation, conformation, organization, construction , accomodating , setting in
\iui^na^lrpuin^p-l,iX

order.
\^ui^iup,u%

[S. '^nph-u,pu/i,

'\\ui^raipiup

s.
,

J,

1]i^iJ]t<r, tr^f,

executed ; -

or choice repast.
ll^.ip^, -Jhq_ a.

yXin^nt-P-Ti

exquisite
[paring.
constructing j pre-

mechan-

ation, order, arrangement,

ism

constitution , formation , struotufe, composition preparation, equipment ; - MtuipifLnj, constitution, temper^

,

ament, complexion.
MwP- IfJ s. drop ]- ilt> a - a little
- Jp 2pnj a - of water ; - j^ ^n^. a
.

nap, short sleep.

llu,ptir, frjf \\u,pir, hg,y vn. to
drop, to flow drop by drop to trickle,
to run down ; to distil ; -.W^tt n^ t^,,
^mpirmj jt-plilip not a drop of rain
fell; -^f.-u#y , to shine forth, to appear,
\\mP-lrjni-gu/blrir, nt-gjf Vtt, tO Ict fall
,

drop by drop to
;

distil.

l]u,/?/f^, p-^n/ S. llu>/

s. little

llii#/?i

pi,% p-uAy

tu/itni.

Jhi^t-uig

drop.

M-"Pl'k

l^j

s.

- drop
[by drop.

"/t

>

milk ; - 4"'^'-

ewe's, ass's - ; - ^4"'ir soft roe; ^.

i^nt^li -[fu
butter--; whey; Pu,pir,
ppnt- - fresh, sour - ; limPunTp. pm^
I

truihjiu

suckle

to live

on milk

- mu.^, to

t- , to suck ; kP-i^i. - to
milk ; uA2i"'"^iJb k'"t^"^k > to wean.
Muip%mpt-[i a. lactiferous, yielding
milk.
p'*/_i to suck, to be suckled.
f^u.p'iiuip.njit a. fed with milk; ^_
MuiP%uip.n<.ii[u a. flowing with milk,
\up%uiii.nj% a. milk-white,
[milky.
;

le/'fe^

Muipiiutilig a.

M"'P'hu,i>^P

s.

abounding in milk.
galaxy, milky way.

foster-brother, [ablactation.

fig.

breast ; udder.
to be changed

\\u,p%u,^if s. lactometer.[porridge,
yXu.p'iiuMuini-it ,-H['t *.rice-milfc;

milk-

y\u,p%iuu%nt-Pli s. feeding on milk.

^utPtiuMuniSi I uiinL^q. a. milk-fed;

suckling.
liuiptiaiilui^ian. s.

mllkmau

[maid.
milk-

; ;/*

1]u#^?iiuf s. chem. lactate ; -tum s.

milk-teeth, first teeth.
l{inP%aimni. ,pa. suckling ; *. nurse,

wet-nurse ; - 4"i.' milch cow.

'\\aiP'iiuipuM'ii f.

^uiptiiapfint-

unweaned

dairy.
u,

\{uiP%lilrp

babe

child, suckling.

\iuP%uii.km ,--<Y milky, yielding

milk, milch.
llu#/?i4-#^P^/i s. foster-brother.
'\\wP%t,ik'iifi s. pi. milk-diet , milk[lacteous vessels.
food,
ljuj/35.t^u.4p *. pi. lacteal veins
l^uiprnj-Ji , -i, a. passionately or dotingly fond, amorous, very affectionate ; languishing, eager, very anxious;
ad, passionately , lovingly , fondly
eagerly ; - ^/fc/^, to love to excess ; uiH^j/ruiij eagerly desired, longed
for ; - tt, fib^. J/iJiru/bu , they tenderly
love each other; - ilitj^or
liXuiPrnfilif , trgiy vn. to love passionately, dotingly, fondly ; to be
smitten with violent love, to be enamoured, to burn, to languish or long
for, to sigh or pant after.
\\uiPnihli

cow's, goat's,

suckling.

*.

into milk,

tCui^,

construction, organise

s,

'

\{a,p%u,iipliM.p a.

skilfully

baby-companion

yUaiP^u/iiuiir, ui^ui/ vn.

sucking

s.

\\ajp%ui^uiuint.pi, s, weaning; nted.

V(uiP%iuJiftnt ~lfuMwn/qt ^iulfp. S. mnw

book-binder's shop;
book-binder.
va. to form, to model,

'i\uMP'iiM^b-p a.
'\\u,p'builili^

^'LF-'HIP

s-

to fashion ; to construct, to erect, to

build ; to furnish, to proTide, to supply ; to fit up, to arrange, to set
order; to adjust, to put in repair; to
adorn, to embellish ; 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
-liiTvn. to be formed, constructed ; to
prepare to, to get ready.
l|ui^4 a. well prepared, well done,

llttP-

\\uip%mitni.b^ a. snfcking the breast.

s.

s.

"j a. s. catholic

-nupf

Catholicism.
\u,pn,i^lihuii

versal

-iiruyj

general

^kl'j or lit-iujj a. uni;

catholic

Pm-iip-

epistle, universal letter.

\\uMPn,fhlik , l> a. B. ^iM-Pniipiilriy
,

S.

cathedral, basilic.
\ujPnq^Iiu , u,g s. an orioutal ecclesiastical dignity, patriarch of a
people; - 2,'?/"j .Catholicos, Patriarch
of the Armenian Church.
'

\uMPn,ibiinuu,iiuA o. pertaining to the

Catholicos, patriarchal.
MwP-n,ii,iinuuipaA s. patriarchal seat

or residence.

mi

5 19

ItMiPniiP^aiinLpf g. patriarchal dignity, patriarchate.

'^uip-nm a. lustful, lascivious, libidinous, lewd; ill with the gonorrhoea;
mn-ipmiip , illicit amours.
'UuiPnL.ia^ ly , -at-Ub S. drOpplflg,
trickling ; drop ; * apoplexy.

-ir

^luPuiy

\\,uinuiy

caldron, kettle, pot

/rj

COppBr,

S.

meeh. boiler.

MMia
Mu./ni.fiuiuiit'blij^n.to
\\uiini.j;

/ftiY_,

manufacture.

ituihirij,

uM^ s.

^"U "3 ' A? * threshing-floor, barnfloor

nalo

corn-sheaves, rick, stack

;
;

^nuh-\ nppJs-g_

uinliu/iii^^

asi.

ijf t

winnow.

be attached to.

va. to take, to lay hold of,

to seize; to arrest; to subjugate, to

rule over; to succeed.
"^luinL-Oh s. the seizing, taking, laying hold on ; detention ; relation, dipendance; constitution, composition.
\\u,[u. [, - a. hanging, dangling, pendent hung up, suspended ; [ - nt-it^j

coppersmith,
brazier mech. boiler-maker ; -m-Pi
. coppersmith's calling; meeh. boiler
'^uip-uiuiuin.apif

ijf

to

[-"/"

l|Y</(iifa.n^ja.compound, combined.

detained in prison,
prisoner, captive ; s. police-man.

to suspend, to hold in suspense

to

[1

remain in suspense.

uij s. gibbet, gallows;

,
-, to hang by the neck, to
hang up a criminal ; uipJ-ufufi -[, , that
deserves hanging ; criminal ; q.npt>-luL., hanging, suspended or pensile
work ; p-m-puMuuiuMit^ uml, or
y\ii,[iimquAi

hanging gardens.

'buiL.np pnt-puiumu/it s.

\uiiui'buiL.np a. s,

to

y\ui^iuiiu'iilrJ'va.

hang oneself;

hang

-ftiTvn, to

to be hung.

1]u>/i/u>^^ .i5 s. charmer, enchanter,

sorcerer, wizard, conjurer, magician.
^iui^uip,i.iuii.[imn'-J' s, fairy or magic
art or power, witchcraft, demonology.
l\utf,u,p,l.it.^uA a. pertaining to sorcery or witchcraft, magical, cabalistic.
'i\iM,p,utpfui%p s. bewitchment , en,

iuMi.p-

turnkey; lock-smith.

s,

M'^iui'uuii.niini.p-t s.

detcntiou, cap-

imprisonment, [duce afracture.

Muil_ui%n.hd; tjf va. to bind, to reMuMfufiihir, y^ va. to arrest, to im'
prison, to shut up.
tivity,

^uMimb,^ s. arrest, caption; detention; prison; ^ -*" iupliuabhi_%, -"bkj;

^uMUfpgMip s.

^n.u,liui%

U"<^

s.

soda; alkali; ^iyni%f

fixed, volatile alkali.

potash

salt-wort; -4

*.

s.

^UMiln.-J'l'^iiijiiai-irS, Ititiint-iT.

potas[slum.

that thra-*
shes or treads out corn, thrasher.
MuiiapuMj, f,^ s.pl. barns, granaries.
^oMint-tub- <ry . possession, domain,
fief;
land, estate, landed property
farm, arable land; .possession, occu^uMntnfi

uit-nj

Mniruij

t\uiptiLipfiuuuip uij a. practising sorcery, addicted to cabalistic practices;

magical ; ^fip^ -j conjuring books.
^mpiiMipq-t-iT, t-^ft va. to charm, to
bewitch, to enchant, to fascinate; to
flatter, to allure.
[magician.
,

glass- or

bot, kali,

calico; -n%

chantment.

'^lufuuMpil-l,^,

pancy
power

holding

*-

dominion

npn4u{p,fi

empire,
costivenesa,
,

constipation of bowels.
\\>ufn,.uMh-uM,luMpi^ s. rent-of a farm.
'y\uMini.uMttuiuikp s. landed proprietor.
Mwint-uih-uimfipnt-PJttlii s. feudality.
\uMini.uM%uMliuhi

- hiy^uipnM-Pl^

-iit-uA a. galvanic

electro-galvanism
galvanism.
\\uiiai-uM'iiuiinii_ a. galvanoplastic ; -_

-ni-P-jtiA

s.

int-inuSit s. -s, electro typy.

l\aiint.ui'biu^iu^

y^uiiaL.lflimiai'ii u.

viniat; -m-PfiiA

s.

s.

calviuistic

to hang, to suspend;
to attach to ; to hang up,

yiuifuirir, t-jliva.

to

hang on,

to hook, to

hang from a

clasp
nail

^b-t-t-n.'uj

to

^pp qy-py - gr. to

spell.

hang, to hang oneself: to be hanged

or held in suspense to suspend to be
lowered; to depend, to be dependant,
in the power of; to become attached
to, to get fond of />/"/ '"-p"^ to
love tenderly - i^Pu/iy nupni-^ to
listen open-mouthed, to hang on the
lips of a speaker; - ^nM,uuihih-iu^ to
believe in fables J-miniJnt-p^ uiJt-^
;

galvanomoter.

Calvinism.

charm, enchantment,
magic ,

fascination , sorcery
witchcraft, theurgy.
spell

,^

bewitcher, enchanter,

^a,^iupq.ni-li s.

s.

s.

cal-

the people

hung on

his lips.

;,

320
swing ; see-saw

whir[dependance.
ligig,
l|i^i-^ s. hanging ; suspension
liuiiru/b
narrow way,
s. lane
{
pathway, footway or footpath -t-iTvu.
to pass through narrow ways.
\\u,lunpui'ii s.

-M

tjiu^o,^,

a,

stammering,

to

stammor, to

stuttering, lisping.
Ijui^uiqirir, h^fi

stutter, to lisp

to have a difficulty in pronouncing

words, to speaisin a confused manner;
to give out-of-the-way answers ; l^tuu'b, to stammer out one's lesson.

loud lamentation
grievous complaint
crying
whining howl, shriek - puin-iuiij to
lament or cry loudly, to utter or set
up loud shrieks & cries, to mourn, to
bewail or weep aloud, to complain, to
moan, to wail, to squeak, to whine, to
howl, to shriek.
M"'i'"'riuip.mpJt
-fn^ a. bewailing
aloud, mourning plaintively, howling
with grief; ad. lamentably, plaintively,
deploringly, with piercing cries.
1lui4</<%/^> -ftp -i-nii a. lamentable,
rueful, mournful, full of lamentation
or complaint.
\uiliuM'b

[,

-ntffi.

s.

vfi.

to hesitate in speech,

llttO,

softening, mollification.
\\u,^ni-i, ^qng a. soft, tondcr, delicate supple, flexible, pliant; sweet,
mellow ; fig. mild, soft, gentle, meek,
affable ; - Jitu,uM,i_, soft metal.
[i^
nt-j s. furniture , movell.4
ables; baggage, luggage; equipage;
apparel ; utensils implements, instruments ; - uiniibufn^ to employ, to give
l|<i.{^n<.2 s.

occupation

to.

^ui^uiliuii_, uij s.

pare, to fit up, to provide with, to

furnish, to stock.

convenieuey judge suitable.

ll.4u/-opiT../?/l-'i< s.

i,uMj\upyi_, to

pitcher, pot, jug, jar.

lame, halt , crippled,
- / - , -fi -a,
fig. defective ;

j a.

limping
-o ^ -i - g - ad. halting on one foot,
hobbling along, with a halting gait;
;

so so, poorly, somehow or other, as

well as may be ; - ^ - ut^, uiunnuiu,
Piu/iiiri_, to say or reply undecidedly or
doubtfully ; - b - tt"'^u ^'^ know imperfectly.
l|i/<^<pn;u s. hot. bulb, bulbous root.
^^uiquilipliliiM a.

-^ -t*/,
,

s.

- poppy, corn-poppy
,

tulip-tree

l]/iif cf/i^iu^

s.

f,

serve of cassia

S. ^uipfiu,^,

med. cassia

&c.
con-

cassia-tree.

sweet-spoken.
\\u,li,liMtfnib a. very soft, tender or
delicate; gentle, mild, meek; -u jum'u,
^.f^JhAirij to reprove gently.
[lusk.
^ui^quijpa a. tender-fleshed s. moll|<f;^u>pu/?# a.

^-''liqtMiirnpP- a.

more

fectly.

ng s. den, lair, haunt ; -o%p

dens, caverns, hiding-corners.
\u,quj,d; hgufj vn. to hide oneself
in a den, to creep into a den or hole.
'y^iuqu.ifj

s.^il.

ntj; kguy vn. to limp, to be or go lame,

to halt, to hobble ; jhp^a^u ^hmu to hesitate, to waver, to halt be-

fig.

grow

soft,

^tMiquiJuifii

soften, to
be appeased, to become
tractable ; to become effeminate.

^luiiuiiTuip

to become
relent, to

MuMliiiu,gni.!ih s.

softening.

\ui,iuiii^
i-uii-np

fa-

to

soften, to mollify, to

make

to

move,

to affect.

[tening.

Muiliqi,^ a.

emollient, lenitive, sofM'^li'W'-P'b'-''' * softness, tenderness,

delicacy; flessibility, pliability; mildness ; effeminacy.
[branches.
Muiliiin^ifi^^a.

iurnished with flexible

tji

uy

/f
s.

[uItmim^

s.

poplar.

inkstand ; - im-^,

ta

uig

cauliflower

tender, supple or pliant, to macerate,

to steep ; fig. to soften, to enervate,

cuttle-fish.

voy - at

wavering, hesitating,
,
imper-

ad. hesitatingly

tween two opinions.

thin-skinned.

uijiy vn. to
tender ; fig. to

tlailiiiu/butir,

\ii,i,n)p s.

Iju/^,

undecided
fritillary; 4u^pl.

workman; labourer.

-isf'p * porter, carrier.

l]u4""-"/'*'^' Mt^^/riT, h^fi va. to pre\\uj^u,lil,li

i^uy^f

s.

cabbage - fA_
pinMifni^t ^^'
;

>

colewort, rapeseed;

-f itiuifi - stalk, - stump -u.^"'-/'*' *

heart of - ; -u,4u,^u,n. s. seller; S.
,

P'Pni-nL.m .

[storaX'

^""i^iipb"'
lliu^iu^^

-//'" s.

calamite

dry

,-.p, t-tu^ s. calends, first

day of month or year new-year's day;

- a happy new-year to
you, & many of them.
\u,iu^^u3ay^ s. weather-almanack;
;

^npi,ui-.np

calendar, almanack.

lluor, 4<j^

to give a

\\iuiluM%n.t-ir, tr^f, va,

new-

\\iagiu/ii^[fp

-^fhiy

-ikp

s.

new-

-^pL^

u/iuuwn,-t-f_ qrtf.

make s;

- ^'ir^ntAt^, to receive-.
-u/ii s. bot. euphorbia,
spurge, tithyma, milk thistle.
^uMifuiuiuiii
u/j s. model
pattern
mould, cast; standard; - u,pliui%t-ij to
cite as example ^hiTvU' to model, to
mould to shape -/.^ s. modeller
moulder; -ni./B.*. modelling, moulding.
^uiifui^nt-^uiuyd', n-j/< vo,, to lame, to
make lame.
l|u>Y<<>%u<%

'y\uintuiJrir, hgf, vn.

^XuM.ipM

i/pn/

hazel-tree

hazel-nut; acorn;

s.

uMpptym^u/i, -

'ituaqflu/bJt-J'

whine

remain torpid.

to

-^^tS

yelp, to
yelping

VU. tO

trgli

howl

to

filbert.

s.

feeding on acorns.
wood-cutter.
\uM,{iiuiiihpli s. quercitron bark.
liuMt^iuimnM. a. bearing or producing
acorns; -mnM.it s. S. lin//i/j^.
l|<ii>^/i s. nut- or hazel-tree ; oaktree ; if-t-u/iip - bot. earth-nut ; germander; -^, hazel- or oak-grove.
\\tuqni-P-^t.% s. lameness, hobbling.
lug a.

Ijiuf^/A
l^ufZTf

cement.
s. pruning-axe.

pt.

compact

tug a.

s.

*\\aiiim[iH

lelt

Si

P'utilliu

s.

academy of

l|i2t'ui.i^/rj

s.

belles-let-

- Olympus.
academiciap, mem-

ui\i/(:tu^n/i_ii.pji%

ber of an academy.
'^uMiCutn.uiiinj s. hall

[reunite, to

membership.
of asscmbly or
meet together.

to assemble, to
one aggregated to

\\,M,iCuin-liir, i^jjty vn,'

l|/2ilu>i.^f.

>

uiji s.

an academy, honorary member S.

-/i-.;}^_j ;-"-?*. honorary membership.
;

llm2(;n.n..a&s.conference; discourse.
, -3*4
a. felt, made of felt.

l|<2r'.y

IfuiTClA

20//y

\\uiirconj.

or

or I; t-i--,,

-iChfi S.

Pk>

7-n-

root.
k-u either
,

you

or else.

p, lut-, n,l_ s. will, desire ; I will, I intend ; S. li.(p , Mnp.

IjujiT,
Ifiii

limj Hiitu/

iiriMi

^it^PH- k"ii.e

reserved for him

it is

how do you do

ql^^iau

are you wait-

? n^ liuij f.J't-- ihp what have

you to do with me ? what does it matthere has
ter to you ? tiju/j 4"3/'1>
been; there have been; t-ijiuy ^imlpit
tfuitru/itui^o^
he lived or flourished
about the same time or at the same
epoch ^ui^ffii f ^/ ^_^uMif_op\{hiuIi_^ _
,

n.u,^^nt.pJr they possessod rare examples of virtue; itujil-^ "-i^ *'?i he

,

has lost his sight, he has become blind;

^puj - pu/hligij. I don't
[,
know what you mean, I do not under-

iliuiphw

stand you ^uiinil_/iu,jjilr% pu,%p PmT, my

words shall come to pass, my predic[capricious.

voluntary, optional,
MuiinuPnq^ipjliWvn. to renounce, to
a,

l|u/;<.f.%iuj

[ecus, free.

abandon.

voluntary, spontan\\u,iruili a. agreeable, sweet, pleasad. agreeably, pleasing, delicious

ingly; -il-%ti^l-, to be disposed or inclined to;-^ s. pi. pleasures, delights:
MiuJiuii^lfu

tt'

y^uii^ain.uil^.jni.p-ltLii s.

meeting,

tion shall be fulfilled.

assembly, meeting;
academy, body, company, society; tres

to hold aloof, to
ft putg give up, to withdraw ; p 4^piy - , to
superintend, to oversee; ^(?. to understand, to comprehend, to perceive;
ifUMumuimnt^i uflii"i- - to hold fast in,
to remain firm ; iu%lihu.i_ - , to lie, to
lie down ; uin-m^i hpt-umg -^i?^ , to
make head against, to cope with, to
resist; S. U,n-/t; 00.4-"/-. to apply
oneself, to be assiduous umkui - /^.
%iuj to keep the laws; n-tuinan-np - ^
to be judge or arbitrator
>/^^<<y
^i-p2_- qnWuiirp., to beset some one;

persevere

tui^ni-a.

felt.

\\u,TC,an., uig

^ufbuiufiptug

to persist, to

ing for

^uit^uMn-npi a. hazel, hazelly.

\\uM,[builikp

why do you wait? what

whining, howling.
y\uM,^tui!.lri s. nut-crackers,

\uM,p,uMi,uip

rest, to dwell, to reside

tO

to be, to exist; to

2;n.

remain, to stand to subsist, to live

to last, to continue, to be permanent;
to stop, to stay to wait - ;ftu^, to
;

year's gift ; S. ll.^A,^t.r.

year's gift

;;;
,,

Xtuii/hi^iui a.

voluntary.

[dainties.

condescending,
complaisant, obliging; - ipit-i_ m-Jtp
to be complaisant, very kind to, to do
the obliging, to comply with the whims
\iiui/}ti^uiat.iip

of,

u<5 a.

to oblige, to satisfy.

\\uiJhiliuimtupni-P-li s.

complaisance,

obligingness, kindness.
\\u,Jh,l[utp a. voluntary, willing, free.
ad. voluntaspontaneous
rily, spontaneously, freely ; willingly,
at one's will or pleasure, of one's own

,
.
;

Mm
accord or free

522

\lui,rui^u,pirirvn. to act according to

one's entire will, pleasure or caprice.

powerful

l\aMirui//iupn,i_ a.

tiaiT

of heaven, the vaulted sky.

will.

mighty

potent; - p m^-^ %l,qu,^l,, skilful at

hurling the javelin.
Muti/hi^uipai-P-liiii s. free-will; spontaneity -p S. l|u./i/4^ ad. [froward.
^lui/la/iiujn/j a. wilful, headstrong,
MiuiTuilili^ a. agreeing with, priry to,
instrumental in; *. accomplice partaker in; -ipilru to bo a party to or
instrumental in, to agree with, to approve of, to consent to.
Muiinalinp a. crooked, bent, curved,
tortuous, sinuous fig. indirect, crafty;
S. 3""/i"n- ; - z^'-ht
winding path,
crooked way ad. crookedly, against
the grain.
Mii^J'ia/inputfiioa a. perverse, froward.
'iiiui/h./^npirj; trgp ya. to wriug, to
twist to bend, to bow, to curve fig.
to distort, to overstrain a phrase, to
strain, to misinterpret 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;
jnt-uiru.'bk to refuse to learn.
Muiiriu^npnt-p-li s. crookedness, tortuosity, winding;
fig. perversity, depravation; ^^u.Jh.n.n.-Pl.KX.
\\uiinuiint^ s. pleasure, contentment.
Mitii/ia^jliirvn. to consent to, to agree
;

y^atiTuipuih-ai.

mg a. girdling, girding.
flying-buttress.

^^uiiTuipuiliuMij.

\\,uj'uipui^uiui a.

arcaded;

s.

arcade;

atrium, porch.
'y\u,ir,upiuit-i.

vaulted, arched;

a.

fnp&t-/_, jopt'iit-ij te arch, to vault.

spring of an arch.
of finely arched eyebrows,
[to stoop, to grow crooked.
lluit/iapu/biMiir, ifgiy vn. to be bowed,
^^uiiraipailil'g^ s.

l|<i/L>^>yo% a.

tluii/iupuAi/uiu f uutur O. Ao'L.f

il[tUMMf *

&C. S. ^luifuM/^uimutp ODC*

\\uiinupmLiip a. girdled ; enclosed.
l{a,j;uppi * small arch.
\\^Jh,t. ad. voluntarily, willingly;
knowingly, purposely, designedly, expressly; a. voluntary, spontaneous;
[voluntary, free.
B.Miiii/iy
l\iai/iai-np , -ui^iiA a. spoutaneous,
\\ujiftiipuip

\\ujiIuti-npiup.Mop

iMp^u D. ^tai/htl^Ji*

free-will, spontaneity ; -p-p ad. willingly, freely.

l|u<>/fr^<-^ -hjnqnJ^ S. wiU, Wlsh.
'\\uiiruMt.npnt.p-i,t.% s.

with, to approve

[complicity.
consent, accord,

of.

'y\u,j'iuiij,_p-l,^ s,

Mniup

-ni-P^i."!,.

[cide.

1li</^</;4 ipiliiTvn. to
'1|ii/:ui/Ly>, "

commit

sui-

contentious, litigious.

'ilmi/winnuib^ai^uA a. ideal, fantastic,

chimerical.
,

iluiir^npii.np
^iiuilhiiiiu,^,

-joJ-ujp

/,j a.

stubborn; ~..p'f
uig

s.

ukp

a. vol-

wilful, selfwilled,
Qunan.n,.p[>i-'b

S.

vault,

arch, arcade

porch, portico; girdle, belt;pAy. soundwave ; - ,,j,, baldric, sword-belt ; jiuiip-nt-fd-y , triumphal arch 4""^"-.
;
muiii.yf.'u - the arch, vault or canopy
,

willing, desirous.

tO boud to
one's will or wishes, to persuade, to
induce.
Miai^iT, Jt'gty vn. to will, to intend,
to mean - ^^^ to like, to wish, to
please ; to be pleased with.
1|a<t/-jnu)ru/%-<r, ni-g[i VU.

roller to thrash corn or beat out grain.

*\\uMm,u,iy s. coach-pole.
Iqu/figuAmiT, -^m/lir vn. to be stubborn, obstinate, obdurate.

\\u,J^in a. capricious.
\\iiiirnilt , -% ad. voluntarily, willingly, of one's own accord or free will.
\\uiJ'nt-p2_ , Jp^uig s. bridge ; m^uui^
^ui,tp2p

parapet - ^upJ-ui^uA,

ppl^lTiini

unit..

^tumiatiuMbtuL.

pu,gpu,pA[,li

\\Minui
-uiliiu% a. voluntary,
j,^
spontaneous, free - irt. u./iu,Jh,/ ad.
willingly or unwillingly, nolens-volens, willing or unwilling.
[untary.

^iuiiTuip

\\uiJirgii_,\l,i,iK.n^ a.

ip2^k'i'

guMnuMtaphiy

- draw,

trellis-,

suspension ; - of ropes flying - ;

- mp^iMAt-ij ^'bt-jj ^uMuitru to
swing
construct a -, to throw a - across;
;

g -5. , to cross,
to go over or across, to pass by a -;
S. '^lai/p^t-iT; oAguAt-i_

bridge-head.
pontoon-soldier, pon-

\\.^i/p,up,irij! s.

'y\u,irp2uiAI,f s.

toneer.
\\u.jp2yj', hgl, va. to bridge over ; to
join or communicate with by a bridge.

MiuinpHuiii , u'j

t.

oil-bottle; phial.

;
;;,

,;
,;
,

Mm

3<25

will, determination,

iTmuj g.

1]u(f!,

intention, design ; wish, desire ; humour, fantasy, whim, caprice ; ^ ^aiir.uj

u,^npJ-l^ voluntarily, willingly ; 4u.i/q^ , on purpose, designedly;,

fiuin liiud], piim iiuiJa , at will, ad libiliuiiFo^ hj-

tum, arbitrarily, at pleasure

at dis-

cretion ; jn^ /luii/hijf , unwillingly, in

spite of oneself, against one's will,
reluctantly , grudgingly ; joJ-u,^ readiness , inclination , willingness ;
\uiuinuiuini^t u/ljana.nqif.
firm WllI,
determination, iron will, resoluteness;
I

- , caprice, fickleness ;/ip4p.

pmjutpiuM^- - , absolute will,
arbitrariness, despotism; uili^ifi^uu/ii
-, free-will; i*rA4.2C -, humour,
whim, caprice, fancy; ja //mi/u iuV<<;/.%
i-^tu,^, to indulge one's fancy or caprice ; ilinf,,iri_^uni to change one's
jli-iyjhiint-li
,

mind

Urpb'''

-ip nuilg,

t^i'"'i'yl'j^ ~-e

Jieaven;

[composed;

foot-stool,

u^uif vn.

\\uijuiiiui,i', -'tiuAiuiiT,

S.ll"/:

* to

be

(i^ufi,

1)03

limbo

lo%Jt%uMuint^n ^^jfcy

pni^ to submit
to comply with
,

^uii/it

nt.^

to the guideness of;

whims

the

all

of;

/>

ih'^ to depend on
another's will t/?4 S^"""^*' - /yt*' if

4>>/u nt-pni^ "fi'^L

God

wills, God willing

Sk% - ily^i
God's will be done np^.p ti. - p^eii
as much as he may desire hp-k "i'P
{jiA ^n if you wish or like ; ^^aV^
j[y liiuWivg ^nj at your will or pleasure as well as you could wish;kl^i [H,^ I wished to, I wanted to % /A^ .uuIti_, I would say I mean
liuMirnSi y'li pu/tijiu uiiihfj or rather
- A-ft% "bin., it pleased him to, he liked to;-4-/'**?. he desired or wished;
^iiij^uin-tali i""/? *2
against his will
"f I'^i. I' h""!"" ii'p as much as we
can *y fb^'p'i- 1^*- -~ A?^^' ^5 ^^ ^^y
way they like.
Iq/o-/, -^, [,j s. posture, position,
standing still; stage, pause, rest, stop,
;

\>yu,pu/u S. MuMjiu'i, station ; railstation; terminus; mar' wharf;

landing place ; - (ui.u>j , coach-stand;
- triP^ i/Zi'/y departure ; arrival ; .*-.
unc^-[i or
[superintendent.
Ifaijuipuiiuiuilrui s. statlon-mastor
;

way

'itiyR , ly
p-pui,

basket, pannier

s.

-;p if-pnt-uiuilnaj

?lause, plaudits

S. ll-gt,

rouuds of ap-

-1/ 4i.^4'"**'/L' '""Y.S.

l.jPt,r.

timfPuA/rirvn. to gush, to spout out.

clap the hands
or stamp the feet in sign of joy, to
to
applaud, to load with applause
dance, to leap, to jump, to caper, to
cut capers.
lluijpirir, tgf, vn. to

\l,^/pp.jii, \\,a/Pni.mi s.

clapping of

hands; stamping; shouting, applause,

acclamations
caper ; clatcheers
;

tering.
liiylS-nMn,

here

mj

leaping skittishly

u.

& there, skipping, tripping along.

1luy<u;(,

oy

drop, globule.

s.

dropping

lluj/iiuliui^na a.

distilling.

halt ; dwelling, lodge, seat ; situation,

state ; conduct, customs ; being, subatn.,
stance ; a. existing,. existent;
%ni.i_, to stop, to pause, to halt, to rest,
to cease ; iiui_jnM.,iPq^-[i to remain in

uprightness n^ip'tal' - P'P-ts ""'A?

^nj neither shall the sole of thy foot
have rest ^uij [i -( ^ncW, stand up;

right !
\\ujju,liaA a. firm, solid, stable, sta-

-^

chant, plain-song.
\\,iu,%, /y s. station, place, post,
site; position; dwelling, residence,
abode ; ait. station ; a. S. Miyn^ii ; *-^

tionary

s.

flow by drops, to fall

vn. to drop, to

drop by drop, to trickle to leak, to

run out; to stream, to flow.
;

y^fuutut^iuant^BUMtlbir t

nt-qtt

VO..

TO

cause to trickle.
leaking; trickling.
spark; S. liu/.4t4A.

\\uM)iu,lint-Uh s.
I^uyft-

s.

/.J

l^tajh^uiluuinUi

with live coals

\\iyhuiliuM- a.

mlxcd

smouldering.

\\iM,jiiriu^ui%iiiir,

ui^iyvn. to broak out

in flames, to blaze.
\\,yifuilihj; f-jA vn. to sparkle, to

throw out sparks

\\iujh-iulpt

to

emit rays

of

to fulminate.
^111% ^nL^ip ti"^^ s. light-

light, to lighten

thunderbolt ; spark
ning, thunder
live or burning coal, glowing embers
med. carbuncle , anthrax ; ^pm^uijm
-lini%^ lively sparks ; -liniiiu mpAu,^
to emit sparks; to
lilri_, pop-,u^ihi_,
launch thunderbolts , to blast with
;

lightning.
l|</6-<u(%a>4<^ a. thunder-struck ;
thundering;fulminating fy. startling
- A-a.nL tree struck with lightning, a
blasted tree; - lua^ih-i, uuimiu^irij to
;

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52

lU.3

blast or strike with lightning, to thunhis

ders trike ; - fcyti- <<_% %/i^iu
,

house has been struck with lightning;

-./3/i.tf s-

fulmination.

^iuJJ!^ul^'ll^l?Cu,2<'JJ'ii^

sparkling

bright, brilliant.
V\iyttu,i%uiJUipni-p o. purified

-iJn^flS. s.

\u;jiflili s. little
S. bot.

l|</6-4ui% s.

tloyft-on-^^

IXui/S^uip

phys. spintherometer.

\\uijitu,^uMili s.

*\\iyb^luntn

spark.

irguj vn. to

[uni_i-</

be establish-

ed, consolidated, rooted.

iliayiT,

mast

s.

ly

sail

beam

weaver's

jhuiui
aa.ui^iii^nqj^ii'b
fore
;
raizen - ; - if-po^ni- flag-staff; li"^"t~
%lri_^-^ , to raise a -; Jun^uipCflr^ni-gui
to unmast ; to dismast.
%iri^ ^A,
l\uyni-f , -nt-Uh s. stabiHtj, firmness.
1]<oy>>i-V> a. stable, firm, constant,
durable , immoveable ; - f*^ real
estate, houses & lands, landed estate;

-nM-P-pLii

s.

li,yn.p%

stability.

s.

anat. penis.

s.

^uyulrptM,^uM% a. imperial.

resembling an em-

\\uyulrpuilik-pui a.

peror, like an emperor, imperial.

a. associated in the
'y^uijub-puililij
empire, ruling jointly.
\\uajulrpui%UMir

uiguif Vll.

to fiSO tO

imperial dignity, to become or to be

crowned emperor,
[claim emperor.
l\uijuh-ptuqni-aultlrirf nt-q^ Vdi tO prO\\uijairpni-P-'t

s-

empire -

the Bussian - ;^ate to the purple

n""'-""'5

uiirp.uiiCiiiui_,io

>

elev-

or to the imperial

dignity.

Miyup, ut-p,^, puig s. ompcror, cseilt4io^u.t. -i His Imperial Ma-

sar

"tjp

^uijupi^iitipp

aipuMq

Muijupm-^l

sf.

\\ufiinma.

uMg

s* elector; ^pii^
-mpm.p-'^ s. elec-

empress.
a. healthy

agile, lively, brisk

exult, to leap,

to frisk or skip for joy, to romp, to

sport, to frolic, to play, to be all alive;
oJm iiuiiuiiL.utU tfuibl^utjo^ plihq^ t the

serpents are twining round me. [mal).

\\u,iu..l-liuu-u.li s. kick (from an ani\\M/mnjii^u.^ a. containing fish or
^Wf 'jta S- ^"U' [aquatic animalsTlJ/i../p^, P-CT. p*"'"j having a
wife, married, conjugated.
\\u,%u.%l, s. pi- women, the fair sex.

harem, ses. gynecseum

nunnery, convent.
\\u/i,uM%^.up.u,py a. feminine, weak,
timid, cowardly, pusillanimous.
tf%iij a. born of a
I\u/i,uiiqiu6-p'
^:\u'lllu^il^L|

raglio

woman.
l^u/biiijiiM^iiA

a.womanish, feminine.

a. petticoated
clothed in woman's garments.
\\u/iiu/Lq,iiuit-uini.p-f s. gynecocraey,
\\,i/i,ut^ni,u^uAq.t-pJ

petticoat government.
IjuAu.^ a, green, verdant; s. verdure - puijunf-yi sea-green ; - ^tptk
iris-green, [fine green colour; greenish.
IfuAuf^iufL^-'^ a. painted green, of a
llui^io^u.^n/^ a. green ; dark green.
aa.h'aul
\\u/bMitituauMpiT. f aa.hutq
,

clothed with verdure, covered with leaves or grass, verdant,

green.

-ifni-iupTC a.

\uM%uiiuMihi- a. fresh,

[torate.
;

sprightly

active
;

swift,

blooming.

to becoms
grow green again; to be

\\aibui^%aiJ', uguMi vn

green, to
verdant.

^MiHiui^uuiuifUMpP^ a.

green leaved.

\\u/biii^jnL.^ui'lilrJ', ni-j[i Va.

or stain green, to

jesty.
mpmliaiii a. electoral

n-tlT, tjfi, n.pj',

vn. to rejoice, to

boisterous wind.
Mtyuirpmii.lip o. Written or signed by
[or race.
the emperor.
\iiji,lrpu,nu,pJ' a. of imperial family
\\ui/alrpuii^ a. imperial ; s. imperial
prince or princess.
^ui/u

tj'y

furuncle, boil ; S. $_

silex, flint.

s.

quick, diligent; gay, merry, jocose,

facetious ; pretty , pleasing , prepossessing s. fish ; reptile ; - mniilrij -a
jopt'i'l'L: to. reanimate, to revive, to
comfort, to invigorate.
\\uijuiiM,n.ni.pitt3' s. health, vivacity,
loveliness ; sprightliness , liveliness,
[baster.
gaiety, sportiveness.
\\u,jmlrp s. marks or veins in alas. rejoicing, exultation;
\\Lj,nlin.
capering, friskiness, frolicsomeness,
playfulness: aquatic animal, fish.
\\iiMjuiii.uiir,

S. b'/fr/?--

percussion-cap.
s.

\{mjliutjltir,

by fire.

lightening flashlightning ; thunder.

'iiiyl^Mii^yiuijiyiii a.

ing

,'

'^u,%ui^>-P-1,lA

to palut

make
s.

green.
green, green co-

lour; verdure.
lluK^/ojiofnu^ ad. womanlike
womanly - ^uipii.u,pl,i_, to adorn or bedeck oneself like a woman.
,

,
;
,

MaJhuijl, ji_y j*^o.j a. female, feminine, womanly, womanish

efifeminate - utp u.^ - womankind, the
fair sex - Jiy% womanish voice qy-tuin woman's garments ^pj.
female attire or ornaments ^tin.i_
- to dress oneself in female attire
,

/aiut%lr_^/hcin

~ itA^k/i^np^ -,

with mankind

-^

He

tO

women

the
[menses.
1|'%f.%uf^-^, ~fiu,% a. standing, upright, straight, erect ;-4'""4, beautifully shaped, erect stature.

^i%u>^ ^
,

s.

*. pi.

hemp

tow.

'^Mu%ifi,u,^if

s.

measure a. S.
s, measuring by

cubit

^u/ii^it-uA

-nt-P-pji,
Hiui,^iu,,_p S, -q-hq^, -^hiu'l,

a. a cubit long
J-.u%[,u
teeth three cubits long.

\\iiM%ifi,lru,'i,

-u

[cUbltS.

t-plr^,

\\u/i^,lr,r, t-1,1, va. to raise, to lift up,

to re-instate, to re-establish ; to raise
up, to erect, to set up, to found, to
build, to rebuild, to construct ; -[..r

vn. to get

up or rise again, to be built

or raised up; to stay, to stop; - j^.
P-nupf _ ^i^ufb jinifP-nuPt , tO WlU
or obtain the victory ; - ^.p^^^ to un,

lUrl a nag
raise the

qi^po^tnuiumuMilp.ni-J^h

to

standard of rebellion; ifuAntX nM-pnt^ to rc-prlstinate, to re-habilitate or restore the

reputation or good name of; {unpuA,
utriiy/b -, to pitch a tent; to erect an
altar; - q^uA, to reduce words to
acts, to carry out a project, to ac-

q^uii/iua,.

complish a design -^^ hp^^luip^ to

prance, to rear.
[erect.
'l"'%*"/^ a
upright
standing
;

MuM'hifiini.p-piX

the raising
building, erection, construction; restoring, reviv,

-nL-Hi, s,

up re-establishment,
;

ing; resurrection.
Mu/i,q.,^i

q.%j

[,j s.

of

drill,

duck

s.

hemp
;

-^

-4.

cannabine

a.

hemp-seed

s.

urtica cannabina.

*.

-n-4

[dicle, stalk.

/y s. handle ; - uimqn^ pe^lAp-aip s. cantharis, Spanish fly,

\\uib[3-h-nt uia S. lamp ~ nt^HMMtt.npn.^
I\ut'iil3-

pt,

lf[iiiqlt

tl'zfr'P'H

illuminaspirit ; - jn_

'ii-'!i

'

tion-, gas--, night-light,

i}"3bh

^'y^il'

'

street

(^P^uiPiti-ii^n^j^ signal

;
;

'

Ti^uiiiuimnt^

4^tw#ft,i#_

enameller's- or glass blower's -; uiiip.ng-, aphlogistic -; Jfii^.

li-u,q.npb-[-

%,upnpp. -

uuint-hp ,

soldering

- lighting by

itself;

.*_

sinumbra -; - Juib-nt-^^^
-^ [utaqhutini^ p-uimk-p
;

foot S J"'P'h"'P^f
;

llutn-h^ uiliunL-aUM^

%h[j q~ to trim, to light, to extinguish

or put out a - ; S. lu("%
,

\\,u'i,pisiiuiii.np(r

bearing
-^n. s. lighter

uig s.

-kbp

lamp-makcr

-^uTCuin.

--y

a.

*. seller;

having a -

celandine, tetter-wort.
\u%[uu,pu/uni.p[i s. foretelling, prediction introduction.
'^.ui^uMfk"' foreknowing , pre-

-fvinu, s. hot.

scient;*, diviner, foreboder;

ticator.

prognos-

[prescience, gift of prophecy.

tfiMA/uuii-pmni-Pf s. foreknowledge,
'l[iMiyi,uji.n/ti ad. already, before, pre-

viously, formerly, antecedently.

lqA/o<Y-"'-2f"4

telling;

foreboding, fore-

foreboded or foretold.

^u.fi^uiqpMu^uA a. forewritten.
llmifiinq-pt-iTva. to write beforehand,
[writing.
to predict in writing.
\,u%luu.i.pni-Plti^ s. predicting in
liuApimq-puiiT s- advance ; - iu^, to

advance sums.
\\uA,/ua,ii.pai-PpL%

s.

introduction.

forewarning; fore[warned.
antedate.

'l\ui%p,uiiit^n/j a.
s.

s.

\\u/iiq.

made

^uHipiuiR [ii-

cubit; a. straight,
standing, perpendicular, erect, onfoot;
firm, stable ; - /I - ad. quite, totally,
entirely; -4,^,to be up or afoot;
to rise , to get up ; ^'i^ - , to be
haughty, proud , vain ; iamuiM. - he
sat upright ; tr^u.^ - , he stopped
stayed, or did not pass beyond.
,

,;
,

male eagle.
t-q.y vn. to be well

1lii/%^>Y^ir,
established, deeply rooted, well founded,
fixed; quiifjiuiiufnt-i -qt-uifj unstable,
not well fixed ; S- ^apu.pn^,
^lafifp^i. s. large wooden collar.
Miuiir^ S. ^uAui./, -huif a. hempen,

'^u/ii^iu^ouni.'f

prediction, propheforeknown, fore- ^^moi-/?/.A S. ll"<*.

s,

l^aAfiiiiitMMAoP a.

seen, predicted
piiua-nutni^PntJi
l|u/%/ifuf(u>^,

11/

a.

ancient, of anti-

quated date or observance, old, inveterate - ^uipttlrp unjnpni-PJ prejudice, prepossession, preoccupation ;q^fimnJ^, prescience, foreknowledge;
-ni-PJi s. ancient custom or usage
;

ancientness; prejudice, prepossession.

\\aAluu3^iiiu a . early , precocious ,
premature, forward.
\\iiAp,iu^uimn/j a. paid in anticipa-

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526

MH^ii

- i^-puiir, advance ilAt-u to advance, to advance sums.

tltui/uwipuiL-i^P
a invited prece-

advanced

tion,

;; ;

MMjG
\\u,%'u

dently.

u,g s. rule,

"yHu/h^uiiiuflihirva. to foretell, to

nounce beforehand,

an-

to predict ; -iuji,_

nt-P-liL^ s. prediction.
^uiiiluuiTCuin. a.

according to rule strictly, regularly 2 -j canonically - ^it^,

to serve as a rule or precept <i/a.42.,
to keep, to break the
ini-h-u,'i,lri_ Mfs

-f

foretold, predicted.

\lit,%Piu,irni.in a. introduced beforehand; - un^npnt-PT' s. prcjudice, pre-

rules or regulat'ons ; of three, proportion.

possession.

'iiaii/uuiuuij

canon law;

s.

predic-

tions; - iViiir[_, to foretell, to predict,

to prognosticate to forewarn ; -^4 a.
prophetic ; -ni-P-Ji^, s. prediction.
y^ufiiluuimltn a. provident, wary, cau;

tious, prudent; -ni^p-fiiX

precaution; prevision.

thrown

\\ui%lua,p^ a.

foresight,
[early.
down or fallen
s.

\\u,%lu,a^yj a. foreshown, presaged.

l|i%^u- ad. before, antecedently,

formerly, anciently, in bygone times.

^uhifulrj; trgli vn. to rise or get up
early; to arrive early, before daybreak; to hasten, to hurry, to make
haste, to arrive beforehand, to anticipate, to go or get before, to precede,
to get the start of, to outstrip -g #_
n.uiL.ou.'b
to rise with the dawn, to get
;

-^limm.P^

book of canons.

law-giver

legislator.

or regulations.
'y\u,'unhu3^pyir, hgfi va. to establish
rules or laws, to make regulations for:
to admit into canon-law.
\\u/iin'r,ui,^pat-Plii-'ii s. regulation, sta[*. -ness.
tute, constitution.
lluAiAuifiuA a. canonical ; -../?/.ti
\\..An%tiiuiu,^ a. observant of rules
-nt-PptA s. observation of rules.
\\u,%niu,i-np a. regular, methodical
-tiFva. to regulate, to rule, to put in

order

-^^

regulator

s.

-n^p-^iii

s.

regularization.
i\,u%n%hj; tjp va. to regulate, to
determine, to order, to dispose, to arrange ; to prescribe, to decree, to constitute, to establish : to canonize.
^Xu/bniili^na

up at day-break - ni%y[_, to preoccupy p liUMuiutpnL.tlii ffi^liu ni-pnL.a

arith. rule

l|/%n%u/^^i/<^a>% a, relating to rules

o.predicting, foretelling;

foretold, foreboded;

-thp-e^ *

\\ui%n'ii,.l.lip s.

-//j

canonist

\u>ui!iiiaif.l;m s.

prodestinatod
predestination.

\\u,%piuia,u^j;ii'iilru,i_a.

-jh/iini-P-Jii^ s.

regulation ; order,

method, law, ordinance, precept, statute, regimen; model, example; canon e,ufbii,uliu,% - as a general rule

an easy
-

to anticipate one's desires or wishes;

life

tug

CaUOn /^t-tiAp fi,

belonging to a

S.

-mliu/ii a.

-m-PfnA s. -ry;

IfuAniiipJht-'iip s.

-nM^/^psf.

-ess.

appendix or supple-

ment

he drew near morning & evenpresented himself forty days.

-nt.^,^,

ing

&

llu/L/.,tpq. a.

predicted , foretold

s.

mus. prelude.
1]</<^^/.4 a. in cash, ready (money)
-q-puij; ready money, cash; -^mmn^.,
guAt-u to pay in advance. [anticipation.
\\u,'i,lun..p^ s. priority, anteriority
^Mu^funi^ifii ^p^puj^tut-uMuutpjiti s* precession of the equinoxes, [or informed.
ItuAiPint-al-uii^ a. already instructed
l|iut>^u.^, -(uiii., nf s. thistle-head;
^mu/jij, - artichoke u.m^ -[, bottom
of an artichoke ; Jt" -/
artichoke;

chard; -I'lukJ- S. '^Ifl'u.pu.pffu -u/iin^

artichoke-ground.
*lli><4f^s. wooden hook.
^^%TCp, -^l/u s. rod, stick, switch
.

to the canons.
MoAni-lu %lunj a. premature, precocious, ripe before the season ; prior,
anterior ; old, ancient ; ad. before the
time, prematurely, very early; uf mai-ii_
- 1. tifbuMH-ufu early or first, late or
backward fruits ; ufbiphi- - i-. <%>_
,

y-uit/

y\u,'i,ii'iuli

llio*^,

/I

s.

rape, rapeseed.

nj,

[,

-pM-i

s.

latter rain,

cry, scream,
cries &

fiW,

my

lluAjtiT,

to

tjf vn. to cry, to cry out,

scream to exclaim ; * to call after,
;

to halloo.
llml/^n^a. crying
\utj>Jbuij', tutjuij

* calling after.

vn. to

become as

hard as leather, to grow hard or tough,

to shrivel
to

& the
& autumnal rain.

the former

shriek ; - tt lium-oA^
shouts.

i.

pole, perch.

vernal

j^g'.

to

become rude,

coarse,

be clownish.
Muiiusa.

u>j

s,

bribe, present ; fees

^m

corruption ; - ^/?^^. mu,^, to bribe, to

corrupt, to grease the palm to suborn; -u iuiLbnuj to take bribes.
\\ui^njiipilrli a. bribed, corrupted,
suborned; venal; -u ,unihi_, to bribe
with gifts or -with money.
;

one-

\\ui^n.ii,<iiiuig iPiiliirvn- to suffer

self to

Mm

327
by force of bribery, through

-o^crf.

be corrupted, to take bribes.

cassock, monk's gown,

Tiiuuiiuti [, s. pass, defile.
llufu^wliiuiYU'4 *. gaoler, gaol-keeper.
'i\'"''iu/i,uji.np a. s. bound, detained,
captive, prisoner.
^uiiiiuilitTi; -^. jess, bewits.
l|iuu;i^2p * pl- bonds ; hand-cuffs
,
fetters, manacles; rope, cord, string :
pass, defile : censure, excommunication ; mni-i -%uij prison, jail, gaol ^
\\uMuiuij,

s.

J,

to procure through bribery &

corruption to corrupt, to render venal; - fb%iri_, to allow oneself to be
corrupted by presents, to be venal.
ainjiihij

\\iu^n.uilipftni.p-l,iX s. bribery, cor-

ruption

[rupting.
venality.
^la^ain.ui'iip s. act of bribing or cor.1lu>^<in.u<n.iif. , u/j a. taking bribes,
greedy of gifts, corrupted, venal; suborned; -^uiot/-/^, venal or unjust
judge; -pjs. the accepting or taking
bribes.
[presents to corrupt.
l\in^ain.aiinnt. , uij O. giviug bribOS Or
llui^n-h^if, t^[i va. to bribe, to corrupt, to practise upon, to buy over, to
suborn, to seduce with bribes, [orner.
l|a.un./.^ s. briber, corrupter ; subl|.i<^</ a.leathern,made of leather.
lliujA-f."//*- s. currier ; -m.p-'p s. cur;

rying; S. l"<tu^7i/^
l|/^

^nj

s.

to imprison.
\\uiuiuip, uig s. lead; hot. caper; caper-bush -uipnM-iL. s. massicot; -"_
fzi^ a. lead-coloured -lu^nplr s. plumber
-u.^npitiii.pl, s. lead-works or
manufacture - ~ui.pltj_ s. lead-pen;

cil

-iMif/fip

bide, skin, leather.

heap of stones, mass

,

sturdy

ro-

bust, athletic, muscular, brawny.

Ijuf^iuyiK^

j,

s,

magpie,

"ii'uMui ,
fij . tie, fastening, knot;
ligature, lace, lashing, band, withe,
bandage, swath; rope, cord, string;
gr. spelling; ^^. tie, bond, link, obligation ; a. sour, sharp, harsh, tart.
\\ujuiuiij ui^ , nj S' tax paid for a
[joined.
dignity or privilege.
,

l|u//ui^^^ a.

bound together

\aiufiuii,iufnp ipiliirvn. to clear

any obstacles

fig-

to

break a treaty,

to repudiate obligations.
\\uitnuilin.lii. a.

\\uiuiuili^lr,r,

con-

away

causing

[sension.
strife

or dis-

i-j/jtia.tobindjto unite,

to join together.
\\uM,nuiligni-P-lt s, bond, joint, conjunction, connexion; coherence, relation, concatenation.

s.

fumishcd

~-2Clrmi_ U.

ai/

to descrt, to rebel

to flee, to

throw down

i^uip^

to reone's

[extremities of sausages.
*ll./^f^-^/ s. hock of a ham; tied
,

-fjiHing

-ij/iiu s.

tavcm,

public-house; eating-house : brothel.

\\uiuitri_uiuilru,

pie.

nUi^

-nj

'yiiaiiluip-iCaiL.nir

\uiuiyijuj

\\uM^p.n,.nA a. strong

[bond, cord.
Muiuiatputii s. detention ; prison :
'iXuiuimpTCuq.uipJnij a. deserting, fug[bearer.
itive ; rebellious,
lliti,Miuiii7Cui/^l,p
ipwj s . quiver-

treat,

Mujj s.

plumb

of rocks.

plummet,

lead, to lead, to
6o<. anise-seed.

arms.

s.

to bind, to tie

Ijuir^uin.

^t-pAu/ii

bind tightly, to lash together.

\ai^iu'ii.lrir, b-jli va.

if-nt-iiif.

plumb-line ; -i4'""!p
m"j *. leadmine -lyp' a. of the nature of lead
-yoif. o. leaded; -kiya. leaden, made
of lead -inTva. to plug or stop with

ini.^aiblri_,

fast, to

put in irons;

with a quiver, (archer).

^iuuiup7(^ "^Cjtj s, quiver

&c.

-tr uip/iuAtru to fetter, to

s.

-^n-4/'

tavom

sf.

or eating-house keeper, publican.

1\uiuit-,r, trjjp va. to bind, to tie, to
fasten ; to bind or tie up ; to bind fast,
to pinion; to cord, to bind with cords ;
to bind, to connect or link with ; to
chain, to put in irons, to imprison /f^-.
to bind by friendship, by contract ; gr.
to spell ; - 1 ii^illit^ - . to excommunicate; - ti. MupiuMlilri_, to bind &
loose; ~ jupiniiiu ,\,o bind up in bundles, in fagots ; - uiiiiinni.^uiu if-upn^
ifu/iia / 4^puu
to chide, to correct, to
punish, to chastise; to blame, to censure - ifikinL. to tongue-tie ; ulumX
- ui%ilti' to gain celebrity , to win
fame, to acquire a great name ; -fiirvn.
to be fastened, tied or bound ; to thick;

en;

fig,

to

become attached

to, to

;,

'

,,
:

328
conceive affection for; -

^A^

mf-t-y

"ft-y . g ni-Jlrp u^pnil_, tO knit SOul

to soul, to be linked in the closest

bonds of affection

^maiUm^a. bound;

imprisoned, enchained

n-iff, --

bound hand

liiuuikuiutinJiLf

liujuihu,i_ ilr_

&

foot; [,pp ^uiuifrmi^ s. rebus.

MiiiiMitpm ^j s. piece of linen or of
cloth ; - ^iininp tatter, rag - uyi-t,
sack- or hair-cloth ; ujuiinuin-t-i^^ - to
tear to shreds, to tatters ; * S. '^"/f.
\\uiufk-pu,iul^ , -in^li . piece of rag,
shred, strip, scrap, cutting of linen or
,

cloth.
,

^uiMiiltii

m^utj

moset; -

s.

price of prosti-

ape

*.

t'lpp

baboon; -

iftd-,

mar-

hpliujbui,

to dospoll, to

\luiminlrir, irj[i vo.

de-"

predate to plunder, to loot,, to collect

booty, to rob, to strip, to deprive of,
to bereave. [ping, depredation, pillage.
;

l\uijMia.nif

-nL.au

s.

Spoiling, strip-

^mp^iAlrir vn. to fix the regards on, to bend, to rivet on.

\\uMn.iup.uipi -<i/'7- a. harnessed, put
to; -^I'f^ . team; pair of carriage
itmn-uipyu s. zoophytc.
[horsBs.
l|<ii/i.<<f^<T^^
uij s. coach-maker.
\imn.uiJ-ni.,i_s. zool. gnat, mosquito.
limn.

uitCom^

s-

socket, alveolus.
Capitol, [grapes.
s. stem
of a bunch of
tj/i vn. to ape, to mimic.

\uMui\,u,nibifb
l|/<iY&-ia^
l|i/<u/(-ir,

Muiui^nt-p-JitX

s.

M'"i^1-ls;i_s. hot.

\auiym

s.

mimicry.
lovage.

ni^my a. blUO, Sky-blue,

cerulean, azure; . light blue ?-"/j^-.
dark blue - ^u,^n the liquid plain,
the -watery way, the main, the sea.
;

^"Hn'-Pt^^ * sourness, acritude,

yiutuimja s. tie, ligament, [tartness.
qufl^nl-ui
ta ~ linlfnulwiL-wn S. SpOils,
booty, plunder, loot; a. despoiled,
stripped - uinXU-u p-nqni.i_, to despoil,
to plunder
J-nin^i_ ^- u/iililrin^ to
'

<

gather the spoils.

[lean.

l|a.i^ni.iu>^o,^, a.

\\uiuini.mtu^

blue, aizure, ceruuMg a. bluish

rathcr

blue, sky-blue

livid

*.

bluish, light

blue - iiuMiruMp, the roof or canopy of

heaven, the cerulean vault; -i tp4.
*A? sky-blue - itn.^,. ultra-marine
Ppni-aliuiiiuA - Prussian blue.
;

<

a.

blue, bluish

azure

livid,

blackish.

bluish or

\liiin.Mii%

livid, to

become

approach to blue.

HuiuiL.,aiulim.pitJi,
*\uiulului[,

s, lividness.
\\uiufp^ui^ S. \aiuiuip bot.

ll<i#u/ii.u/^ a.

y^uiuiiniyl/i,

carriage-gate.
cable.

i-nuL'ii

mj

\\tiia.uiiin^ s.

s.

coach-house ^um^
;

-fi,

job-carriage.
l\uin-u/i,^, 1)u<.o>^f.

lowing

croaking

cry, outcry; bel-

-t-iT vn. to cry, to

shout, to utter cries, to bawl; to roar;

croak ; -^i.i s.
; to

to low, to bellow

crying

bellowing

^^ItiiiLUMu^h-ur

croaking.

ilutp

utu s.

coachman,

man's box.
\\uin.iuiltaplrj'

sky-blue, sky-coloured.
a. chem. cyanic.

trjp

VO.

tO driVC a

coach to conduct, to direct, to guide,

:

to govern, to rule, to regulate ; //u/c

- , to drive, to rattle along at full
sTpeed-j-piTppt-t-a 'in./Jhg , to be borne
on the wings of the wind.

^1,1-

\ajn.uiilu,pni-Pl,tlb s. act of drivjug

conduct, regency, direction, government;- muA, house-keeping, econ*""y ) - ^""u^-et policy) politics.
i\iiiMt.uiuii'pj',
[y s. carriage- or waggon-train ; railway train ; - tpPp
down-train ; - ,i.u,i,Jt[, up-train ; tpM^^
i^-p-u,^ IiumJ" jiuJpiiiip-uig - , fast, slow

train

^mu^'ah-tj^

l^uMjuit^uA

t^uaJui*.^

or piupi tpP-^
hi-k-litiij, i^ouuM%u,g-, express, stopping , mixed , goods- or luggagepassenger, 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/.
/{"P-n'-nb
[. chariot-race.
\lu,n.iup2a,t. uij a. racing in chariots;
1l<ofi.u.4< a. having many coaches,
waggons or carriages.
[uuip^jill

phiJiiuililip

q<u{nL^/liri trju,/ vn. to

from a

a. fighting

driver: drover; governor, regent,

chief, rector ; uip-nn-uili -iluip^ , coach-

-H

fight in chariots.
XtuiiLuii/ni-ut t MTuiuy a. hamossed to
s.

cab, bin, ephah,

bath bezel, mounting, setting; -^ ".
socket or orbit of the eye ; -^
i"j
i<>ti"'3< vamp of a shoe; iron greaves,
armor for the legs ; - utmuiJ'ui'u^
\\uMuilif,

\iutn.uti/hjpin

chariot

a coach -

monkey.

-litriy

Brasll-wood.

s.

[tution.
uipMu,^

lluMuii'iip

ihu,

iiunMaiuimaiifiiyui

;
;
,

head

to strike on the

to behead, to execute, to deca-

pitate

mtqlM -trfl^ OX

y\u,a.iu,l,ym,i_ * Golgotha, place of

the akuU, place of execution.
y\uMa.ui^% s, skull, cranium, head
g
- ^uAf-u to cut off the head, to be;

head, to decapitate.
MiaiLiuifiiuiu, a.

wounded

skull or head
to wound or

I]fun.n/u O. ^UMn-ni-naM-i/b

beaver , castor

s. zool.

asU Castor.

[l|./irf*,

Ituiuni-J:

Muiut,r, t-j^ vn. to thrash corn; S.

i^uiiit^n'-^uiiit-j', ni-jili va. to stop, to
detain , to withhold , to keep in, to
prevent, to hinder, to hold back, to
interrupt.
[interrupting.
q<iiu^

ut-iaj

impeding, hindering,

mon; -, -JiA
l|i>^i>^>A

l)i<//>i

*3y

jfi

s.

cinna-

't|/o;(c/'/r^<<i( .

S.

vn. to

to desist, to leave

stop, to cease,

off; to retard, to

restrain ; to diminish , to lessen : to

lose courage.
[machine.
^utiifi^s. thrasher meek, thrashingllu/u^uy , ^_j s. bot. laurel, bay-tree.
!]<(
s. pearl
barley ; malt :
]
;

nt-jp VO. tO COUStrUct,

\iiiia.nL.jiiii,lrj;

t\iauij.p[,nu

llu</-j._3^^ a.

whose

-tj- va.
strike on the head, to knock down
--?, ftnM.stu s. beheading, decapitation*
\\uin.ifi,(3-uMg a. carriageable, along
which a coach may go - iu,^ftq_, carriage-way.
[hawthorn, may-.
l|<a.% ,t/A *. prickly artichoke \hot.
is

mw

3S9

iian.
\\u,n.uM,l,lAr, h^l, va.

chestnut?

S.
l)a<(/6-,

2,t^/'"w

to build, to found, to erect, to set up,

to raise, to edify ; to establish, to fix;
to place, to put ; to fasten, to attach
to thicken ; - ^ui^ jl'*^ to fix eyes
on, to gaze at, to stare at.
\\uiiu^nt-ab s. establishment, construction, edifice, erection ; elevation.

f, ny*. suspicion, distrust,

surmise, doubt, mistrust, umbrage ; u.
suspicious, distrustful; - u/nini.^, - ^
i/uf^i ntAh-^j ft lub^u/Uh^ ft fi ^li^ij tO
conceive suspicion, to be suspicious,
to distrust; ^<<</i<o<^^ if-, to dissipate, to cure of suspicion or distrust;
- k Ifbi ^idiu'bk I suspect or doubt

grasp

hyn, I have no confidence in him, I

am diffident about him.

<

lay hold of, to cling ,to

to be caught by, bent or fixed on.
l|oi.^, n.ui^s. coach, carriage; car,
chariot ; - i.hpuM'ii^ui^'b^ , chariots
armed with scythes - unifuu-iJulniMi^
at, to

Irpl^iMMbfiL.

^liMn-iubfit^

twO-

fOUr-

wheeled carriage; - ^uinjuifi, 4lr^_

AfiuH, a coach and four, and six
,

l|u<u(<i/6-iof.^^<

-f.n/% c. suspicious,

doubtful, mistrustful.
^iMMiiiiiuiF tuba

o.

'\uiiil^uth-

~-%op ad,

distrustfully; unupuMuiuipm -iu nt-bhi_

qi,L.iiir^k . to suspect wrongfully or

without cause.
'\\iui,iiuiituii.np

-bhil

a.

suspicious,

distrustful, diffident, doubtful;

omnibus
hired-coach ;
stage-coach ili"i"^"'-"p ^uMuuipuiliuiti
uin-uMii^uiliatb - hacknoy-coach cab
private coach ^mluAuMt-np - carriage
with awning or curtains liiuiuMpui% liui_
n-iM3q
cab-stand luumJt'zCu/id^ i^n%uM^

l^p-uig

>

tuP-niLUMU t Lnt-pO'o or V-"?- * YnfU* buMn-iua

foot-board of a carriage
carriagedoor; coachman's box; carriage-seat;
hood of a carriage ifuipA </>{> Iiumo-um^
coach-hire fare h-iu/Lb^u ,nnii/i,iri_ ft
Ifuinjt
to get into the coach oifbh/j
MtMiea^i^yii h Ijuju-uta
MnuMf p.uMant-11
tO
help into, or down from the coach; ^
lrp[3^uii_
plrui^utn-u to drive a coach
dutn-o^ to go or ride in a coach ; 4"gfit.^ui%t-i_ ^uin.u%, to stop the carriage;
tf-u-n-tupk -%, the coach pulls up; S.
;

>

Jtj-,

&c.

-^/Ai^

become

suspicious of.
y^uMuiuitrtj; trjli vn. to suspect, to
have a suspicion of, to be doubtful, to
doubt, to distrust, to mistrust, to be
diffident, mistrustful of.
Ilu>^.u6^f><
uij a. suspicious, mistrustful, distrustful, umbrageous; apprehensive, uncertain, irresolute;^
i^mu -u ipiti^ifv to suspect, to want
confidence in, to be suspicious of; -m-J
s. diffident or irresolute character.
\\iuu^iuir, ! s. zool. owl, owlet.
lluiufui^ni.^ s. malt-liquor , beer ; uhqu/iin/
table-beer ; - /Amfip ale
qopuit-np or uItmimi- pOrtCr ; J"n-ft
swipes.
\\u,a^u,p,y , f,^ s. gridiron : trivet,
tripod ; junpn^ij h,pti_ ft ilt-piy -jt to
broil, to grill, to cook upon the gridiron ; li^u ^ -4 broiled meat;. - t^*
nt-Jirp, to

3 30

llllS

n-UuHnu^Hnfto^ I beefsteak with potatoes.

^^mii^hirva. to profane, to pervert.
'^aiulilAfi s. chestnut-tree ; ^'i-i-l'i - >

horse; -^

chestnut-grove.
chetn. malting.
va. to thrash corn

s.

\\uMulinL.ai, s.

%M,uni.Si,

thrashing.

fi s. chestnut.
bird living on herbs.

i\iuumu/iiu3f

Mj

s.

\\u,u,,x,^, f, s. jesting, trifling, pleasantry, trick, facetiousness derision,

mockery, sport; S. ]o<"r^; a. jocose,
waggish; humorous, diverting, droll,
comical; g - ad. pleasantly, jestingly, in jest; humorously, jocosely;
Pnii_ Mu'iiq.p n^if-, joking apart; - u-m.
"iih-u to jest, to joke, to play the fool;
,uuIti_ g -u
to say jestingly, to cut
jokes on; lyup, h,. - iuaiihu to laugh
at, to mock, to jeer, to rally, to scoff
at, to turn into ridicule ; "ju/i hi- -^A.
"iihij to be laughed at, to be the laughing-stock of.
.
;

MuMmuMiiu.p.u.'i, a. droll, facetious, jocular, waggish; -"<-/?? s. facetiousness, merry conceit, pleasantry, jo-

coseness, humour.
\\u,u,ui^.a'ifp s. pleasantry, jesting,
foolery; mockery, jeering, jeer, scoff,
taunting opprobrium 6-u/y,/ A-i. "//^'i'
-liiiuj uiiAhi_, to laugh, to scoff or jeer
at, to cover with ridicule; - or iruiiy,
hi- uijuiii -"iiuitf i\flihi_, to make oneself
ridiculous, to render oneself an object
of derision; to be the sport or laughing-stock of.
;

\iuiiiiaiiiuipiMii,

\uiiiiiup

mock,

lliuinw^A-^f

median

a.

to laugh at.

~uili

Mxij s.

actor

co-

comic.
,

to jeer, to

mock,

to rally.

\\iMi,niulihiiii-ni-[HiJii s.

to write ^n^^u!birij to act

plflikij,

plays

;.

\,;iu

comedy; - jo..

- fuuiquiu ^u/tni-liaat^
a play, to represent
it is but a farce.
;

/> )

aij

s.

summit,

top,

accomplishment, consummaeffect;
tion; end, close, expiration
destiny uiS-t^/r - /> - 4"'""'-jr'"*'*'/.'
to conduct to the end, to put the fin-

term

ishing touch, to accomplish, to perfect; 'iinitu/ii^uAi limiuii- %ui , strangG

was his destiny Jpi^i. f- - >3/. to the
end of time, when time shall be no
,

oii_ ^tt-

4 -

but the end

is

ll#mu.^t^a. perfect, accomplished,

consummated, complete, enlyp -

gr. preterite,

past tense

man

of ripe years,

grown up

fig.

fect

man; -

tire

un-m-pfL^

per-

advanced

in

decrepit, worn out

with age it'blri_hi- frt_.. - to improve;
,nuii_ [i^u.'tini-P-lii^, to empower, to

years, old, aged

^<uu,ui^ti,fiii/^,iA a. comical
burlesque, farcical, facetious.
l|u#ii,^y>^u,</4^^ a. fond of comedy.
ltiuinui/iir[i.lrtr vo. to act comody
fig.

nj

crest; tuft; ^ -5> t4/# 2*'"^4"'j > he arrived at the height of favour; S. -.*-.
ll<ai<u^iu^ [ij luj s- end, extremity,

finished,

to rally, to

height; end, conclusion, term, accomplishment ; - 4"f-i"- . cock's comb;

sportive, playful.
to joke, to jest;

longer
not yet.

given to waggery or
jesting, jocose, waggish, jocular,

sycamore-tree.

l]tumiiin/rqnl-.qii/hht/'i ni-jl' VU. tO Cnrage, to drive into a rage, to goad to

madness, to drive mad, to plague to
[ing, maddening,
death.
l\,iiu,u,iihjni-.j^l^a. enraging, provoktlmifiuo^/i
Yz-n/ nhujj o- furious, impetuous, fierce, frantic, fiery, passionate, violent, unruly, wild, untamed,
ferocious.
l|</i>ii><^/><r, ihjiy vn.to become furious, to be enraged, to fly into a passion, to put oneself in a fury, to break
into a fit of rage, to fall into a violent
passion.
\\u,,.u,in,.plii^i -niJlL s. fury, impetuosity, rage, ferocity, frenzy, madness ; - ^nqJh^ wild rage, the fury
of the winds -^ui , rage, canine madness.

\uii,i,uliiuukp a.

\iuiniuliiTir, hgl, va.

speaking furiously,

l|u<in<i^u</iia a.

green wood-pecker.

ad. furiously, madly,

[roistering.
frantically, desperately,
'

l^uiuiuinhiili S' hot.

pincers'.

lli</iu<^ s.
liuia,u,/f

cessation

s.

llllS
^aiinuifnt-l3-hLii S. ^ulultll^l'l\p

i\uiiiiuinuiliu O, \\uiinaitliii-la-pt-b

'll<u/,<_/', <//i
; to
triturate, to pound, to bruise, to grind.

Ilutu,,, s.

give

full

powers

to.

\\uimu,phiiun.n[ih- a.

proving

improvod

im-

-hJ'va. to finish ; to improve,

to perfect; -nt./?/.ti s. improvement,
perfection.
[a perfect state.
Maimuiph-iuiftlfii a. produced, born in
l]ia>nY)/r^u^^j tt. oqually pcrfect.
;

,;;
,

iiliS
-

*l>oin<u^fr^u4<uau;}

yXiumuiplriffMjpmt-ipJulum a. of fipG
understanding, discreet, prudent, judicious , sage.
[fection entirely.
y^uiaiuifthiiuil;u ad. perfectly, in per;

Mutmuiplrilip

completion, ac-

ifrajj s.

complishment.
'^utmuiphini-P-lit^

MW

5; 1

a.grown up, adult.

perfection , incrowning, perfecting ; coms,

tegrity ;
pletion, accomplishment, consummation : martyrdom consecration ; initiation; -^ or ^n -. your Holiness.
'\^utu,ui[,lrj; h^\t va. to finish, to end,
to accomplish, to complete, to consummate; to crown, to effectuate, to
execute, to perfect, to fulfil, to realize; to improve; to consecrate, to
hallow, to sanctify; to initiate; - ^.

wauling

to perform, to fulfil a duty

^unp^at-cn-, to carry out a project;
,

- ^.uJu u/hlpi to have one's will, to

be contented, to do according to one's
desire - qli'uJh nt-pm.^ to fulfil the
wishes of, to humour, to content;
,

^ipmilhint-P-fi [ii-p jnp

to glut OUO'S
wrath or vengeance on - n^ip-ui^u
,

terminate one's career to end one's days - q^nif-ft to

give up the ghost, to expire, to die
-/>/ vn. to be ended, accomplished,
finished, crowned; to end, to die.
^uiuiuipfi^ s. that conducts to the
end, finisher, executor: consecrator;
a. executive.
\a3mmpnqu,uihm s. author of all Mysteries; high-priest; minister, celebrator.
[bration; consecration.
HUMt-ni-pu f-/. to

\uM,nuipniinJf,

administration, celes. accomplishment,

s.

pniSi,
J UMtnuMniiM-,

completion,

consummation;

realization

j*4t./'/L-/'

head

s. bot.

back

-u,/unu,

*o kitten, to bring

-.^^i.^

cat's-

s. bot.

cat-mint, valerian;
-iu/^uA^ s. bot. anagallis, chickweed
-ii4% s. cat's-eye; -u..itin s. bot. cat'stail ; -luiaiLJlti s. zool. skate, ray, thorn-

pussy; -naA

-/<4 s. kitty,

cat S-IOOt
,nitjbp

#?_ ^lak-l/ ~iu

when

s. bot.

lu^n. ^utjma-l^%

>

the cat's away, the mice

will play.
\\u,aini-uMuiui2y

cats

1'3

>

worshipper of

s.

-nt.p[i,.% cat-worship.

MuMp n, nil s. cord line, string,

packthread, twine needlework sewing; seam; -# 4.74"<'i>A/_,to sew,to seam.
\iu,p ^ /r- s. force, vigour power;
means, faculty, capacity, ability;- 4-,
it is possible
^4- -f it is impossible;
/ -^, as much as possible g -p >fint._
p-nif^, with all possible speed; g? -[
%ni.,uii_, as little as can be; fii^puipuip^
^ii-P ^ l,i.pni.ir-[i every one according to his ability pis"'fi b -[ .p"-/"
bgk as much as you can or as lies in
your power [aju-pnt^ir -p np^,jM kp
"up - Itl. qopni-flli as much as he could
or as was possible for him /b -f, qopnJt
fiity to the utmost of my power, the
best I can, alll can n^^-^v b ^t-n.u Jhp
- it is not in our power, we cannot
,

b 4!rp

.p'"*

tr

b'-c'^'"^3

'

beyond

their

strength.
i\uMptii^

ijjfiTCun.

[1

Jf s.

lrP-piT.ui_-

vault

butter

p-utptTf

pumfip

fresh, best, rancid -; -u#_

s. dealer ; S. Mn^[,
,

"^lapuiiip,

lihrng s.

J^jit-uu/hj

compasses arch,
mason's plummet,

level.
itutpui/fiutAt-M. a.

execu-

perfection ; end,
;
term, conclusion; end, death; consecration ; initiation ; - um^int-ij to be
accomplished, finished ; to improve
- ifiuY., [, - uth-L-i_, to finish, to terminate, to achieve ; to improve, to perfect ; S- tFu'f
[. entelechia.
tion

forth kittens

uiuMp,u

;,;

t\ii,pu,iiiiirj; k-j[,

a compass

in

[round, circular.
form of a circle,

va. to

measure with

to round.
\luipu.ini.J;i. thick dirt or mire,

mud,

miry, muddy.
\i,upu,AJir,L% s. rough, hard winter
wintry , brumal , hyemal , stormy.
1lujpuii/h,.p_p . joints or articulations.
l|u/^u.% /i . seam; suture; um-uAy

slough
a.

a.

-p without seam.
,

origanum.
puss - uipmtom-cat - 4-?- she-cat - n^ jiufhun^,
he-cat imif. -f, kitten, young cat ^u,2_iiiflinpu a good mouser - 4s.ypb
cat-o-mountain "imi.uiu JjuMi-lri^-f, to
mew, to caterwaul i^<.^<.tr -^ mew-tug
t-piuJ-^at-p-liiii
catering
\tiamiui-ui% s. bot.
l|ii/in<.

oj

S.

cat,

>

ijj
s. swan ; a/. cygnus;
cygnet; t-pif. -/i.the tuneful
strains of the expiring swan; -lu'iiWa/u
uiuMpm/tinj a swan-like neck.
'y\,upu,uihm
p s. fore-runner, precursor; out-rider; guide; a. precursory; np. St. John the Baptist.

'l^ujpiuai

lull/. -ft,

\iu,piMM{k-ihir, t-g[, vn.

to fore-run,
4//.

MM

s. ofBco of procurlarge jar for wine, cask,

\\iapuiuilrmnt-Pli
ll^B(/,n/*.

barrel; tun; S. ^-4.

baggage.
goods baggage-bearing; s. beast of burden.
uhui^ s. movcables,
^uipuitif, ai-nf
furniture, baggage, equipage implements, utensils; wealth, riches, money;
goods & chattels; ^/./ -.<-^ inventory 'iu,pt-iui_ [, -ai-n^, covetous, miserly, niggardly.
[*. caravansary.
^ullu^.uil
uiu s, caravan lumnLX
'y\u.iiuM,^u/hq._p
^fij s. seam, joint of a
cuirass anat. hypochondria.
\iu,l,uMulru.li s.

Ituipif., loe, s.

down in writing.
l|u>^^u^^^, ^puig,s. orderer, disposer, regulator : tutor.
1lu<^^///f.^-<r, Irg^va. to put in order,
to order, to dispose, to arrange.
ally, in

light

^utpiuuklifip a. carrying

order, rank, rule, class,

arrangement, disposition turn,

succession, sequel, train, concatena-

series,

tion; rank, state, condition religious

order, institution, congregation ; orders, ordination; hierarchy rank, line,
;

style ; u'li.^.pk'ii ( - p^uHilfu [ ilh-p L-ia/t,hij

to return to one's subject, to take up

a discourse anew ^,lri_f, -[, t - "'p.

Iiufbhij uiifhij to put or set in order,
to set to rights, to order, to arrange,
,

{ - uii,liuli,f,i_, to prepare,
to dispose oneself; [, - ,u'blitru,i_uiui,n^
iyi_, to relate or narrate methodically;
tbt-i^t itf"!) - to impose penitence;
/< - >3f J'miu'bifu to get married
hi-ap

methodical

& so on, et
[regular discourse.
'iiuji,^u,p/i,lrj; ir^[, yn. to mako a
M^-fi'i-a'piu'iint-p-'P s. good order, method in oratory.
MuMp^uii-lip a. written regularly s.
t

-['r,,

ordinance, dis-

\\ii,p^ii,q.pnL.p-l,t% s.

unfrockod . apos- ip'lr^, to throw off the cowl, to

renounce holy orders.
\liapf,np-nq_ o.

tate

Muipn-iuir 3 s. order, command; a.

ordered, established.
y\u,pfuliku s. half a line.
Ifiapfuifipj a. of the same religion
or order s. comrade, colleague, companion, fellow.
l\iiipii.u,uilra> s. chief, founder or general of an order Grand-Master.
liiupf-iuuitinni-Pf s. hierarchy; supreme or highest order generalship.
\i,apfu,iz.ni-{3f s. succession.
,

l^utpf-iiMiiaip

jw

inspector.

\.up,i.,u^np a. well

methodical;

s.

ordered, regular,

ecclesiastic, clergyman.

^iMMptf^tiMt^ipuaptup

uik"

ctrf.

orderly,

regularly, suitably, methodically.

^lapif-iut-nphiT, Irjft vu. to Order, to
set in order or to rights, to regulate,
to arrange, to array, to dispose.
\\a,p,j-,ui-npnt.'^ s. regularity, order,
method; arrangement,, regulation;
^uMuuipiuliMMtj

ujijo[3-^q

office ^ divine

service.
^iipif-trW, irj[, va. to

to settle, to regulate, to dispose; to

count, to enumerate to run over
luuAM,i.u3phi_, ilpq-n^uj- to trouble, to
disturb, to disarrange (the order);
quj'bi'b
-j, niiihu f, - f.iui_, to rogulato
J,
oneself, to become discreet, orderly,

order to set

position , arrangement ; regulation

organisation, constitution.

battle-array: stratum, layer, bed;

-.. I g -^ - g -4- -g -/. ad. in order,
orderly, regularly, systematically, by
turns ; one after another, each in his
turn, successively; u,pmuipnj -fi extraordinary ; - ^ini^p^'B order of nature -^ ni-ijiini-p-k the laws of probity tf-iu^mlihiui^ -^ harmony - 4^_
"buM"!,^, the menses ; - p.um'lIj
train,
,

MU

532

to precede; to guide, to conduct: to

announce.
_ [sor ; fore-running.

put in order,

to

arrange, to dispose, to distribute, to

put, to place, to plant ; to destine, to
prescribe, to fix, to assign, to enjoin;
to establish, to institute, to found; to
constitute, to charge with ; to number
or place among ; to range in battle, to
put in order of battle or in battle-array; *to marry, to give in marriage;
liuip,f.huMijt l-i^u/iint-P-p
subaltern, interior ; piuitnugpu tuin.uj^ liuint^hui^ l^l~
,

liuMifJlriui^,

in

they cautiously advanced

good order.

[dismissal.

Miupfl^iliirjni-PjtJi, s.

degradation,

and so forth;

ccetera, &c.

register,

account book.

ll/^^ji/;jL^fr.rtijj.

to write

methodic-

to dismiss , to degrade from one's

rank, degree or dignity; to expel from
a convent.
^lapq.iaW,

uij[i.

VU, tO

Call,

to Call

aloud, to send forth or utter cries ; to

cry to, to call upon, to invoke, to implore ; to pall, to name to call, to in;

succour or assistance - ^o^%<a^<u%ni.^

PT, to implore, to crave the aid of;
^ptf^'l'k - n'-Jkp to call any one hapPy; 'b!"i_'li"z.- to insult, to revile, to
scoff at u..<.r^ or n.^po - ,to deplore, to
MiM.p,l.ui^n,.;ii, s. lecture, [lament for.
;

>

<

cardinal

^''l"l-t'i""lj "y s.

-..p'f s. -ship.
^iMMpt^, a. possible ; -

-la^aiii a.

it is

im-,

llio^i-^^^

a very amiable person - ?/*-_

^uii/*, intimate friend ;-*--, of great
importance, very necessary - "ituip
the real wants ; -^ pUm-P-'t lit%uij
the wants of nature ; the necessities
of life ivkl'Ll' ~'"3 to want the needful ; - iaM,r,uphij ,f.uMu,hu to deem necessary ; uiubj^ ^ihriyls-nnt-aiubh-f, to
make oneself necessary; - ipiirL., to
be necessary, wanting, needful; - 4- k l^'LjyJit is important that
t/
it is of the highest importance to
fb
us all that am-^m.^ uriM-il [Hi^ - Ict US
take a little food, let us eat a little.
Itiaptruapiuii^niii a. vBry necBSsary
important, - pressing, urgent, of great
or of the highest importance.
'\\,uplrL.npni.p-ji,^i s. neccssity ; importance, urgency.

plrili

it

is

^t

it

^iuptrliguip.uMp ad. compassionately,

with compassion, mercifully, piteously; tenderly, affectionately; - ^"fjl^i_,
to regard with a compassionate eye.
Minptr^jlij; ir^uMj vti. to compassionate, to pity, to have compassion on, to
take pity, to be pitiful, to feel pity or
compassion for, to interest oneself for.
\\urplr^ni.p-liiJi, s. compassion, pity;
^tpJ-hfj, - to move one's compassion,

;'

sew, to join or

unite with thread ; - i,iuphi.uih^f to

tack, to baste - ^^ g npHh to pin
against the wall, to transfix.
,

puyp vn.

to

be

able, to

have

the power or faculty to, to be in a

condition to ; ^ *-. - to be quite exhausted or spent; i^, to be unable;
,

^uiphiT uiniitrf_ ^lyif. I caunot do it

mpuMpf,^ hp-k ^iMipuijliij I will do it if
,

I can.

[sary, it is urgent.
V. imp. it is very neces-

Miapiratp o. foud of triflos ; passionate, vicious.

^apt-ilkp a. severely, seriously or
mortally wounded ; ad. cruelly, grievously, to death; - /un^t-ij amSbt-i, to
wound mortally or to death, to give a
death blow or mortal wound.
[ish.
^liiptrguifimii a. self-interested, self-

necessary

urgent,
pressing, important, serious ; grave,
considerable; essential, expedient:
devoted, attached; intimate; ad. much;
the needful or essential, necessa-rp
ries, what is necessary; -^ ox - uA_
^<<(^ the private parts; - 4"'/'i[> great,
,

>

lj.;,/3-,

line,

fijj

ujj a.

absolute necessity

urgency

/..

s.

fish-hook, fishing line

rod; spur; hook, .crook; nose-

ring: shin-bone, tibia; - i^ililr%ni-i_, to

throw a hook, to cast a line.
ptr.r,

tj^

va. to

hamstring, to hough,

houghs

to cut the

MiapPiuJtni-pi

tjf

'y\uMpPlrir,

MuMpt-ir, tj/. va. to

\\uipk;^np

to excite pity.

\\iuptuikuM

'

^lup/riT,

4^

cannot be.
-^[y a. compassionate,
feeling, sensible
merciful; -4^j^
i/w^a&ry, intimate friends; relations;
.

m,?

335

llllp

raise up, to evoke : to read;

- quAaL.% nM-pnt^ , to Call Oil the name
"f ; ~ joi^HL-P-t , to cry out for help,
vifce; to

of a -

,,;>

of.

cancer.

s. astr.

va. to fish

with a hook

to allure, to entice ; to decoy , to inveigle

vn. to
change one's direction, to turn out of
one's way, to deviate, to swerve.
%upPiAikji s. fisher with a hook or
line, angler.

or line, to angle

fig.

s. CarthusiaH conCarthusian monk.

liiapJ- [, S' skein - if-npttt-u to reel
^iMpJ-uin. f, s. reel winder.
[a -.
Miapli ad. very, much, very much ; fiHh jnjJ-, ^u,2j enough, sufficient; a

IfiapPriLaaiiluitj^

vent; -uhu/ii

a. s.

,-

great deal, too much,! to excess, to

distraction, to the utmost, beyond all
measure, excessively, unboundedly,
supremely ; hi. - ^ui2_' *- - t"k -^""l.'
certainly, surely, to be sure, assuredly, undoubtedly; - jy^ ^uAJpuynt-^
^tt.'

excessively annoying, tiresome

beyond description; -

.p"'2_

"tp^L' to

love to distraction.
MiupfiTC
^(7.

p'iCuig

s.

scorpion;

thorny cudgel or stick

ast.

-;

[-^^^"p'^

\uiUlU.

oil.

^uiplimnu (Greek word) S. fllfi_

\iupli^ pt-iuj s. passion, mental or
,

bodily affection grief, sorrow, afflicpain, illness;

tion, torment, trouble
;

54

liar

utmost distress; hiu!iitri_ //.

muifu m]u liuiiilriug to go to thc priTy

-, prejudice, prepossession;
ui^tuintiiJlttn t iiu^tniiurl^fi
frCO, adverse or contrary opinion ; / -fiu ip_
iTm}! ipilrij to imagine, to
"iilrij -/>" ^
fancy, to think, to surmise, to conjecture ; -l<u p-t-pt^L qn^JhSLii to suspect

or to stool

a person

necessity, want, indigence, constraint,

extremity: propinquity, nearness ;iFiupifUnj

excrement mi,
^puiJ-k-^,, - pressing need, urgent ne-

npnilutfiili

cessity,

J-u,J\u'u

mut^^qu^uiot^utTC pu qnt-Jh-oi^

l/mpiro^ ^Maun/iihi^l, i\!rp"o

to assail, to assault or attack in force,
to fall upon in crowds ; 4u>^/>u iMini,hi_,

to

highly, well,

much

to pity,

-fia qnL.Ji:pk

to

>

commiserate, to compassionate, to regret, to be sorry for; [i

liuiplu ftir, in my troubles, during my
to

adversity.
l|^a- ,^ s. opinion
conjecture, hypothesis, supposition ^ -, [ -u ad. by
conjecture, by guess, hypothetically;
/< - i.u,miri_, to conjecture, to judge by
conjecture, to suppose.
'^uipb-uiliui'h a. conjectural, speculative, of mere conjecture, hypothetical ; suspicious distrustful.
;

Mu>pitt-u,i_ a. remarkable, considerable, conspicuous; accredited, authorized ; -ir f.Wuinuin.Jbp solf-stylod,

would-be or self dabbed wise men,
pretended philosophers; S. -iflrghtui_.
MiMipirhfuoa s. docetist;-n-?.-ism.
Mutpirh^il a. presumable, supposable; - kt it is to be presumed.
Muiyh-irir, tgf, va. to believe , to
think, to imagine, to judge, to reckon,
to estimate, to repute, to hold as
such; to presume, to conjecture; to
suspect, to have a suspicion of; jU/i,^, l,p
to believe or think oneself, to look upon oneself as, to think
that one is -itk Pk he believes that;
,

n!^ -S-t-iT, it

seems to me.
M'api-lrjlru,i_ a. thought
believcd,
supposed, conjectured, imagined; so
,

called, so styled; S. l|u/^S-fri^.

Muiph-irgni-^u/hhirva. to cause to believe, to persuade.
Mu,pit[, V. imp. it

Rk

seems,

believed that,

it is

it

appears
thought
;

it is

that.

have a good opinion

I

of; plrplri^

s.

^i^

Jtrlt

of;

^hm

lrpPun_

to incline to another's
opinion, to follow the opinions of; Jt-ir
l/b^-l,,, phplri_qiu'iiJt'i,^, to have a high
-irh-iiij ni-pni-^

opinion of oneself;
mui/^ ['-I'll [tL-ptto

jiuiruin.[ii_, (upa^i^

be wedded to one's

opinions g -6-A-og {["t'l^ij to become

suspicious ; ~^u pi^ ,nu,i_ ncdt^
to
;

make another suspected;

-irt-Mj

my way

[s fiJ'ni.ju

my opinion, according to
of thinking, to the best of my

in

belief.

imaginative faculty, power of

thought.
^Mupi^P , i-t-p^ or Ifnt-^tp o. hard
rough, harsh stiff; solid, firm, steady;
/S.9. harsh, severe.
^uipb-pui/itqiri, a. having a tough
rind, thick-skinned.
pni.[3-J,

Matp^pai^nt^n.

a. firm,

solld, hard,

dense, gompact, close, [chisel (stone).

M'"['^pw/i"'l' a. very hard to cut or
fiiupi-puiJ^,,, a. thick-headed, obstinate, perverse, stupid.
Mutpit-pu^iuitT, luju^ vn. to harden, to
be or become hard, to grow hard or
tough, to toughen, to indurate.
'y^u.pb-pui'i.li^p- a.

indissoluble.

hard-hearted.
M-ipifpiupni-tuu, a. of a hard or laborious calling, or occupation.
Miuplrpuijni-^u/blrirva. to harden, to
make or render hard, to temper, to
make dense, firm, solid.
^^uipitpuiiifipin a.

solidity;

fig.

hardness firmness,
asperity, roughness, in-

\\uMpitp^ld-'S s.

flexibility.
^utp/fiuir, [ij a. bent, curved, bowed;
twisted; contracted, anchylosed, stiff;
precluded, impeded, impotent; fig. tenacious, niggardly, sordid.

,^

to think

esteem a person high-

make much

ly, to

of,

^luparplrpuipt O, yiuuihpiMM^u

6-tu/j

opinion ; thought,
mind, sentiment; conjecture, hypothesis, supposition
suspicion
presumption; fantasy, imagination; -b-L-o^
ad. by conjecture, hypothetically 4u/^
lUMpuiiiu,^ - public or general opinion,
common sense; - %4"'*'"y. or pm^rui,
Mf-ncifij ^nCii/ril,
the generally received opinion the general conviction
,
the best established opinion ; '/iu,/uu,^
M-^ptt-ffp

va. to

bend, to curve, to bow, to twist,

to contract.


,
;

llUP

s:

Jhgiuj vn. to be bent,

folded, stunted; to bend, to bow, to

MiupliuMjiij;

contract to shrink
to
to stiffen
wrinkle, to shrivel up, to be anchylosed.
'^MipliiuJhi-P-liii s. bending, curvature retraction, retiring, contraction,
shrivelling;/?^, tenacity, sordid avarice, niggardliness; - hptruuiMj wrinkle.
uMg s. cakc , pastry
\uMpliuaiiif.uili
Juiu^P , pie
pasty
uim,fuiil^
,

fruit tart.
tjuffTiju,^, [i s. noise ; fig. prate, chitchat, babble, chatter, tattle ; - ^T'-i'j '
murmur, gurgling, purling, babbling;
- p-n-^ng warbHug, twittering, chirping ; - ^mi-ni-g clucking, cackling :

crowing - 4*'if-4"'>'"'-"'gobbling; - unf-n-utt-m-g cawing; -^#.^_

mnj, croaking, croak,
[of laughter.
Muipliuiiialiip $ burst, peal or shout
Mtap^ui^iT, ti/p vn. to make a noise;

Mitpuiquiiip

fig.

to cackle, to prattle, to chatter, to

babble to burst out laughing, to roar

with laughter - 2s"-P3 to murmur, to
purl, to gurgle, to babble - Pn-^mg
to warble, to twitter, to chirrup, to
pip, to chirp ; - i,ui^ni.g to cackle, to
cluck to crow to gobble - u.5.n.o_
:

<-nc-j

caw

to

M/^npuing

to fabricate ; pp^u [iSii or puniiiyu ui#f._

- /. 4.^piy to find fault with, to

/3iC

lay the blame on, to impute falsely, to

accuse wrongfully; {u>i^iti-i^ -, to
seek a pretext ; t. liiupiimuiimijli <A_
qpk'i' i^'-pnr that the waters return to
their bed.
\\mpliMau,ijL.^, a. mended, repaired,

pieced, patched; botched; ragged,

tattered

invented, fictitious, false.

fig.

become dumb, speechless, tonguetied ; - or -I'hiT vna. to roar : to fall

furiously on.
^up/it-^uA, , u.g s. carbuncle, ruby.
-h-gnL.gu.'lilrJ' VU. 0
^uiplltiir, Irgji
disconcert, to dumfound, to dumb, to
impose silence on, to put to silence,
to hush, to quiet, to still.
liuip//[,j; t-giy vn. to be disconcerted, put to silence, to hold one's peace,
to keep silence; - trnilnt., to become
appeased, to grow calm, tranquil;
liiuplil^i^g
hold your tongue! silence!
,

l.l.hi^.\\u.pu,lii.l^j:

^uipbfih S. ^tupual^jtJt

\,uplilfiinii

gangrene

-""4 a- rushing or
^iup/fu,aM4""
running with a murmuring noise -

uig s.

luiuij^

purling brook.
to

Mwpiain.

make
tug s.

heap of stones.

\uipliaia-uMlinjm s.
^iun/^UMn./i-ii*i

A-n^

hcap, mass,
n-nt-iT,

luft VCl.

tO

ij^np^ni-p^a [i to fix ouc's mind

on, to contemplate intently ; - -n-liW,
a-t-giy vn. to be presented, tendered,
stretched out, to move, to bend or
lean forward, to stand out, to project;
- g ufuimni-i,ufu% to Icau Or look out
of window ;- 1""^" ^0 fi^ one's eyes
on, to gaze at intently, to stare at.
iJJimu

t^tnh

stone

storm

round.

-Jt-t. a. spherical, cir-

casc of mathemati-

myquimmptui^

i,uipni.uih- -liu-li
,

^uim

^l^inft

shower of-;

tO hail

4tupliuiiilrg_

ravage by -.
^Imp^ni-piy -pk> ts * ship, vosscl
boat; caracore?
-h-ni- a.
causing,
y^iupliuiuMphp
pregnant with or producing hail
hailing, tempestuous.
'i\u,plimu,4u,p a- destroyed by hail
-im[,i., to spoil or
,

- uinXk-u to destroy

by

hail.

\uipliinlTuii a. haily, like hail.

\<uplimytr,

^UM^

med. cancer,

cal instruments, compass-box.

^lap^nt-in ^uif- S. hail ; - illrir

in/ripiigf UMp!tMilitrf_

pile.

hold out, to stretch forth, to tender,

to offer, to present; to heap up, to accumulate - ifilrn^i to stretch forth
the hand jLhn^t Jik-n^ oi^iutl(uiitniJr
- ni-Jhf^ to offer a helping hand, to
lend assistance, to help, to succour; ;

CaUSe tO
a crackling noise.

llutp^m^gnL-gut%lrJ' Va. to

murmur

lUiplpiUML.

crab

%.\ilrgtl^mf,- [cular,

liiapili%uiinn,.if s.

be mute, to

l[iup^,uifiui%uiir vn. to

\\u,plibiupninp

mending, repair-

ya.tomend, todarn,

hush!

to croak.

ing, tattling.

s.

botching.

ll.^4.mi-//',A-_3f

noisy
murmuring
cackling chattering, prat-

1lu>/>4<^i.% o.

warbling

to patch, to piece; to unite, to join;

fig. to invent, to imagine, to contrive,

-u/l^

ing, patching

iu.r
Ijui^f^Mxn

trgji

vn. to hail

limp^mk

[with cold.
\\.upliu,^ir vn. to be stiff or rigid
^iupTC, nj a. short; little short, brief,
curt, concise, succinct, laconic ; - 4"'_
ioi(., short in stature; -y TCuibu,_
uiiupi, the shortest way ; g - ^*"i^.
it

hails.

;;

,;

to take the shortest or nearest way,

to take a short cut ^ -n/ or - ( -nj a.
;

abridged, summary ad.

a few words, laconically, succinctly, summarily; /
-nj in a short time, quickly ; f -y 4m_
uMuii,hi_, to cut short, to state in few
short,

brief,

in short,

briefly, in

words.
;

trench -ni-pji s. laconicism, brevity,

conciseness epichirema.
;

liu,i,2Cfpt-irJ a. short,

llm^Trtnpni-i o. short
.^^?.

thyrsus

stunted.

haudlod - j-*"^
,'

- mt?-. half-pike.

MiapXuiii.^ s. scorpiure.
1].</^a'io^-i/in a.
.

interrupt; to stop to exhaust, to tire

or wear out ; - // ^h'/iuiij to put to
death, to kill ; - juibXi, [, lih%u,g , to
kill oneself, to make away with one- ip-uippiun.
self, to commit suicide
ni-pni-p to interrupt, to break imipon;
-l-J'vn. to he shortened or abridged;
to become short, less ; to discontinue,
to leave off, to cease ; to be exhaust,
ed; - /i /{kiuij, to depart this life, to
expire, to die.
;

laconic, succinct ad.

briefly -hJ'vn. to speak concisely, to
say in few words ; to abridge, to re\\iui,7C,upu!i, a.

short, to abri(ige, to abbreviate ; to

lessen, to make short, to render shorter ; to mutilate, to lop ; to retrench,
to curtail; to leave out, to suppress;
to hold back, to withhold; to hinder,
to prevent, to impede, to debar; to

dressed succinctly;

short garment.
[few words.
ll^Xu^-^t- a. close, reserved, of

short-livcd, ephem[mutilated, cut short.

'ilu,(,^,a^mnt.p a. summary, concise;
MuipTCu^u-u a. obtuse, dull, stupid.
Mi^piCui^iaaui/f a. short, little, of short
stature ; dwarf.
[scorpion.
\i,p7CuM^iiil, a. bitten or stung by a
IjuipTCuii^m a. impatient, intolerant
pusillanimous ; short-witted , silly ,
simple, foolish, ignorant, dull, stupid,
stohd.
lliapTCuifilriaj a.

eral,

tluipTCulTuilrj;

&C. S.

'i\.ap7Cira,lrir,

^lapTCuiuiuMmni^iTad. briefly, in a

^uMplCiltiilrqnt.uu/bhir t

l\aip'2Cuin.ou, a.

succinctly, briefly, concisely, summarily, laconically ; - iu,u'i,hi_, - lipm,

ph/^
to epitomize
to condense, to
state briefly.
[cision.
,

brevity, conbrachyscian.
^,up-2Cuiuit-i/; ir^f, va. to shorten, to
make short, to abridge, to abbreviate;
vn. to grow shorter; -mti. uii.ni.p_p,
the days are growing shorter; -mt
ap"!', m^Ji,,
day-light fades, the day
wanes or is going down.
'y\u,p7CuiTu a. short- or near-sighted - ilfiiirij to be - , to be myope.
MiupTfuiuttrant-P^ s. uoar- Or shortsightedness, myopy.
[transient.
\u,pT(,u,hr,. a
of brief duration
^uipT^lrj; tr^i, va. to shorten, to cut
.

tO

[tient.

pusillanimous; impa^,piCnuu, a. short-branched, [words.

l)>^2r,^i^ tuuirj' vn. to say in few
l|./.^2'^^

u//72G7fn7#

a.

tlintjip

tiiltuiip

Q,.

SllOrt-

footed s. zool. terrier,

[conciseness^atpTCnM-Ppd s. brevity, shortness,
tiiap^n,.:/!, s. shortening, abridging;
retrenchment.
^tup'iCncii^a. short-nosed.
;

liiupH'oplrin/

sf.

Carmelite; -i^i.^^

- nun.
liuMpJJtp

ifpnj

ilpnil_

rubicund, ruddy, rosy

lour, vermilion.

or
;

i/ptut. a.

s.

red

red, red co[scarlet.

bright-red, vermilion,
rubric.
\\uipifpii,^yi, a. red, reddish - iip.
4'=-^. to dye red.
\\u,p,/pu,ii.irq_a.

\l,pi/pui!i.[ip s.

\iupJ'puin.nt^lij%'iih-tjiuj'un.tQ

to
to

a.short-lived, transitory.

^^uipJ/r^friuti a. s.

\uip-!C,un-ou,nM.id-l,^, s.

plucking

ly, entirely.

\uip-7(uiuuini.yp s.

ad. rooting or

\\,ap-!din,ll!ii

I]

short, brief, succinct,

Vd

"'-31'

up with the roots, radically, thorough-,

&C.

concise, laconic; -, -u,p.uip

-/>-,
-u ad. in few words, shortly,
-ft--^

tease, to provoke, to put out of pa[impatience.

tience,
\\,upiC,ru,ni.p-[,ii,
pusillanimity ;
s.

few

short-necked.

TC^iuJi S. ^uip'2Ciu^tuutuJ^

^upTCdhiuiprnp ad. pusillanimously;

\\,ap7(pip s. root.
[impatiently.
\\uMpT<'.ru,ir,r, ir^j, vn. to be impatient,
to lose patience.

words.
l|u>^2C,au/>u^iu%<Fj a.

o. *\uip'AituitM-c*

y\iup'2CcriuJ'u/itufLtriuij

^uipTi^il^

become red; - j,uJi,p-y

redden with shame - ^
;

pir%(r

redden,

to blush,

,ipu,J'u,nM._

to flush, to colour up, to

with vexation.

redden

^u,pJi,ui.ir,i^ s.

[red ochre.
carmine ; red ink

^Mpiquq.h,iA

red peach-

s.

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^U

537
^uipj^uttfiup^ a. ornamented with
red; . scarlet clothes.
[in red.
H-tpilpuiil^huij, -ij^huKi a. clothed
MuMpjpuaiu/b2_s. red-breast, robin -.
^uipiipuMiuip
-itfip a. red-bordered
,

or fringed; -^-p^m^tp

ruby or

coral,

Haipjf,u,['iiJtnp s.

[rosy lips.
red, rosy apple.

MiM,p,rpuMlimnK.j a.

red-beaked.

H'upi/^,ui/uuifit s.zool. trout,

Muip,rp,ui,lTp a. red-haired.
*

red-mullet.

dyed red.
red, reddish

V^u.pj'pu'/iihpli a.

*.

amaryllis, daf-

s.

liaMpi/paimm-mlb O: Ted-tailed

*.

red-

red-start.

^uiptiputqni-uuahiirsrt "*-q/' vd' to redden, to make red; fig. to make blush,

to put to the blush - u'ltn-m-puM,- to
rouge, to paint, to fard.
\\iup,rp,u^,u,ji_a. glaring with red.
^uipjpiuipiyni s. log-wood.
;

l|^#^By;#^/*.blood-stone, hematite.
^uipilphpuiiti^ trpt^/hujlt h-pja^i Q,
red-coloured, reddish.
"tfuipi/p/rpt-u a. red-faced, ruddy.
^aipi/p^/^ a. red-coloured.
^mpi/ppiTB. Maipi/pu/itmiT. [(pigeon).
\uipi/pnui%
ninnK^ip a. TOd-fOOted
^upj'pnpu,^ a. rather red.
'lluP/^..-/3/r *, redness
red colour.
y^iap^i
^a, s. nerve , sinew ; fig.
strength.
^uip^ilrq^a. nervous, muscular, vigorous, robust, strong, sturdy.
\,up^ikEij,L,[ff s. robustness, sturdiness, strength, vigour.
,

&

"^iMipnii, uij

a.

\\uMpmiuitiufii a.

powerful; able, carich, wealthy;

;

potential;

i\iupniitu%uiir, '"^tu)

vn. to

s.

shoes -n,-PJi s. boot & shoe-makshoe-maker's calling.

;

\irupiii_p,y
,

-ity.

be able,

capable, to he in a state or a way to.

iiMMipniiiiMui^u ad. powerfully, according to one's power, strength or ability.
\\uipniiui^ni-jiiiiihir, fft-j^ir.to enable,
to make capable, to capacitate, to em-

^lapoin

[,

s.

chamber pot.
want of; needy, ne-

a. in

[tji

cessitous, poor, indigent;

desirous,

anxious, eager s- want, need, necessity, poverty, indigence

desire, wish,
longing; -/pit/^, to want, to need, to
be or stand in want of; - a<_, ^><u_
V'i.' to be in a state of privation, to be
unprovided with, to be without; - ._
Jk%,ujblt^, in want of all things, poverty-stricken, destitute
^ b'-l'S ~
Is-tr, I want for nothing.
;

'^u,pomailiuM% a.indigent, necessitous.

'^iiipoutuilik^ a. very desirous, most
anxious, longing, burning for, eager,

^tupoinuthujMrB. uiliiT.

[impatient.

^uinoulti/ita O. ^utpoutni-P-fiiJlt*

y\mpoinuiqnt-BuiiifrJ't

#jt-n/i vix.

to ren-

der indigent, to reduce to poverty.

\,upou,yuii_ a. in want of, unprovided, bare of, out of, without, poor,
needy, necessitous, indigent.
Muipomlij; h^uMf vn. to be in

pable, clever; healthy

ing,

^utpni-m^ uij s. shoe-maker; cobbler ; ltP'H"'k -/' -'s shop, workshop,

cobbler's stall ; -k,rva. to make boots

med.

[fodil.

red rose.
l|"^'i///u...iA^ . red pear.
.[dish.
^iapi/pMii,nlra[ii_ u. rod-looking redtail,

[%/../.
;

rosy-drop.
^iMtpJpui^,i-^t/i, s. bot.

& if it may be said l],,i.a-^ Jiy'u

k - uiidi,hi_quji, God alone can do it;
ntk - it is impossible, there is no way
or means.
\u,pu fi s. celery ili'urt ~ parsley.
'

rosy-cheeked, ruddy.
'\\i.ipirpu,%uiir, ui^uMj vn. to redden, to
become or turn red S. ^^pt/pu-^m-^

^uMp,/putil-up^

'y\iMipjpy,n a.

Ut^c'lpfThl-^a.

Mwpniini.p-j.L.'b s. power, authority;

might, strength, force ; faculty, capacity, ability; reach; competence, means,
resources, wealth ; -:p faculties ; - 44 - it is possible ; fr^ /?t 4- - "hu

*\uapitpujJtnpti D. i\uiptfrtutna-b-t/ta
s.

to strengthen, to invigorate.

Muipirpin^oMui a. red-seeded.

M-^c'Tpiii'inUib

power

to

be

want of,
needy circumstances, to be

in

indigent or necessitous
to want, to
desire, to wish, to long or
; to
sigh for , to pant after i- l>JJi^ to
want for nothing, to possess in plenty,
to revel in abundance, to he in the
enjoyment of every good thing ; ^
lr._,a - ni-Jtp
to dispense with one's
aid or assistance, to do without one ;
;

need

- 4"'^^

If-;/

>

4!^'^

to be

hungry

thirsty, sleepy.
li,upomni-Plit.% s. indigence, penury,
want, necessity, poverty, misery, destitution desire, wish u,'i,i^,u,plfb it,.,)^
puMH-n/h - great need of; extreme po;

verty, utter destitution ; .fifJlibi^-Pp

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558

llU>

to desire eagerly, to long or sigh for,

to pant after ; -P-p ni-./.t^^.xy limW
piTuihuj^i-p to fare hard, to live upon
bad cheer to champ the bit.
1].5 ai,u,j Miu^ iri. miuig s. remnants
of troops, wreck of an army S. d-".
>in,\hir.
[trooper.
\uJgm^, s. horseman ; horse-soldier,
Ija/j// s. child, youth; scholar, pupil.
Iju/j/A jiiijf nil_ s. axe, hatchet.
,

axe-bearing; *. pioneer.
staying, standing up;

^iu,jt,u,i.pa.

l|a/j#.../iA/,_i s.

state, position.
^'"^-["1-

solemn or

^n._j .

general assembly reunion popular

gathering; festival day, fair-day; solemnity, pomp; solemn games, spec;

tacle

hymn,

canticle.

l|jiiLju,^tr, ni-yl, va. to establish,

to place, to set, to lay, to fix, to put;
to constitute, to institute, to create,
to destine; to render, to make; to stop,
to cause to cease; [.^uA m^p -, to
constitute chief or master, to promote
to high dignity ; ^npijutuiuipm - , to
favour, to oblige ; J-um-u/iii- - to appoint a heir ; ^^p , l.-p^^'hjili - to make
,

powerful, happy ; ^Aftt-uijp. - to muster, to assemble or gather round oneself; - ^<"i" to blind.
,

concerning to general assemblies, or to solemn festivals,

solemn, festive, pompous demonstraMwjjptl-ui/iu/i, a.

tive (style).
hw^pit-liii; y^uii vn. to

tenour of

sba

assemble

to-

make merry.

behaviour, conduct,

life.

M""-< nj nil_s. clay, argil, potter's

earth; mud, mire, dirt; '^nn.n.r, iru,u,^
"iih^iupuiir or ij^utn^ -, bole, bolaryearth ith^,hi_ -n^, to clay, to cover
with clay; S. 2,"^4""-,

<\<i,i.uiii.npir
uiij s. potter
brick-maker; brick-laying, work, masonry
^ -/< 4#^, to make bricks -nL.pJi s.
clay- or brick-work.
^uji^,ub-lr,f a. covered with clay.
^"^m^tpui a. argiliform.
^"-lu^irp,!, a. made of clay, of brick
,

or terracotta.
M,i-,j[,'i, a.

liu,i-.uu,iruu,^ a. clay-like.

M'u'-u.ptt.uP

argillaceous, clayey.
i.juMj

Mi-uiiA

canal

vn. to

change into

clay-stone.

lluii-atpiup s.

made of clay, argillaceous, clayey, clayish.

-hiik'b a.

Xluji-lr.y

llui-/.2f ,

^a'<uy

pit

bank, dike.

ll<ui.o/./mA-Y6-a. formed

from the

clayey.

club, mace, mall, beetle.

t^ui^iumt^iTva. to tear in pieces.
Mu'-puipbi^s. stone cover for wells or
s.

- "i'-y square
rnech. valve
pasteboard covering the chalice, pale.
1l<,//>^n<-ii^ s.pl. tomb, grave.
llu.,^,i."^ *. mace-bearer, beadle,

tombs

[beat, to strike.

verger.
ltu<^,trir va.

cudgel, to cane

to

to

^ui^l^s. tandoor-cover.
gnash, to
\\,u,l,iiu.Mplrir, t-jf, va. to
grind ; - ijuimiujhi^ia , to gnash one's
teeth; - />_3/y. to shake or shiver
with cold, to shiver all over.
l\,ui/iliiatfni-i& s.

gnashing, chatter-

ing of the teeth\\uiifinjj

foot-trap

ValVB ; plug.
snare, trap; pit-fall,

ni-gfi S.

\\u[ini-i_, lij
fig.

\\u,ipn.-iii.

cloister.
\\u,ipi,iii

closing the

s.

pasting
creaking
glueing
eyes
gnashing or grinding the teeth.
:

\uM,[ini-^uA,bir, jf va, to cover, to

shut, to close; - t^u^ n^pm^ to close
the eyes of; - ;j^^ b LSI"' ^^ shut the
,

eyes against conviction limi^nj^ b'"Cnp-kpuA Ifi-p the abyss closed

;

liinpuMui"!,

\\ujMpn.-^n,-Uh s.
^uithf[iir

act of covering, [up.

lAl^tuB

thnt-ak-tut

stick, to cling to, to

Vti.

to

hold fast by, to

adhere.
n-5 uy s. partridge ^"p-, red-legged -; Jm^ -m-,

\.u^uiiiipnin'i,

k-piaiT-nuj covey ; 4f 4&4- the - chucks or churrs; S- Sw?-'

ii.upuii., -p s. dance, ball, ballet; -^
^HiiiK-j joust, tourney, tilt ; -u jopt-

young -

'^-

-''''

bii"''^L.
1lu<^<u<-<u^-<- ad. like

a dance dan;

cing, skipping; - u/^, dance, ball.

tup tli t-UMltp O, y\tupUMLjp

fond of dancing.
l)>f u..^u<'>j.ball- or dancing-room.

\\utfiu,i.uiiikp a.

clay.

chalk ^uA^ ^uiL.Tfj,

to chalk out.

s.

f}^ti_iiui-7S'uii;

Mui^

1^
:

[silver.

mixed with

argil

s.

hku b -"

MwM.iu%,aj;
lute or mud.
s.

gether, to feast; to
^"3-^

pander, pimp,
go-between i[A - procuress, bawd,
go-between; -n'-P[.Jh s. pimping, a
pimp's or bawd's trade pandarium,
procurement.
ruffian,

lajf i.

l\,a,.ni-,n u.

j]liq-[i_y

tlU.f\\u,i.u,ut

t,;

;,
!
;

ijbD.

wi

SS9

dance, to skipj
to bound fiff. to laugh at, to deride
S. V|/i-/- -frjoe-jratitiTira, to cause to
dance; to dance with.
\uipu,i.lrj', irjP vn. to

anxieties; naiiuiiuUCnpC t uuiJ^uat-WMti^m

Iquj^ux-Zif

-nUi

lilaip,ai-[i^s.

s.

young

~, a simple, frugal, rural, laborious,

active, sober - ; uiiiuipuiu, puiphlimpif
,

partridge.

regular
moderate contemplative ,
careless; utiir^nppuit-^ui [utui^qtut-^mt

dancer.

Irjuy vn, to cling to, to

'i\pAliMr,

*
on the ground.

to live, to
alive, to breathe; to exist, to sub-

\\h-tatr,

be

crawl

4%/>

li^^fru'L. vn.

be; 4^i!"Z.-'to

sist; to

saved, to

I'e

enjoy eternal life; p-iapi-n^-, to be

well, to be in good health - /..//_
tO ilVO happi^uauuilali iien.tMtinnt-13-^
ly ; to be comfortable, at one's ease,
to have a competency - f u,nui^n,-ui^
irng h^-c-s * ^'^ ^ subsist on one's
property, or on one's income - jijp.
to live at the expense of
iJ'3 "itVL's
to lead a
another - uiiijun.ui^nt-P-p
;

'

'

dissolute

lihiu'iiu

life

ui^iupu/uui^

to lead a sad life

mpJ-u/bl,
tiu,pJ-u!i,l,

a quiet or tranquil, peaceful, delectable, effeminate or luxurious, agree-

able;
liuh,

unui^w^tiJU

u/i/qjLOti

serious, pastoral - ; iluMphi, uM'tigm-^ui.

to pass one's life; 4"'""'pui^ui^ ifmplri_ lih-ui'iiu to live in com-

'hlri_^ihiu%u

mon

p-lrpl^ptuflia

^ujTijyui^uiM 'UUP^L.

to lead a happy, comfortable

n.nntui ft i^hntuj l^hltuiq nM-pnL^ 10
tremble for another's - or days likuiuu
uitupq.t-.i-lri_,
to grant - to
^^t-i_
lilru/1,,1

iflfhui'itu

to gain one's living

ilmiuif

to imperil, to

hazard

^t-g^lru

or expose one's

-to danger;

God

save you, good morning; good

qbulpq. lih-uu how do you do ?
how are you? nui lihu,j "inu how does
he do? //frgrjfr '"iip"!;> long live the
'^ing; cMc tak /'*"i -I I am tired of

bye

may you

jun-liuihu/b lih-ui^
;
for ever S. Ii4-jrj^
\\kuiii^ lil/iiu,^ s. LIFE

life

live

or death

health ; conduct , behaviour, manners, habits; subsistence,

living, nourishment; means, circumstances, property, substance, goods,
patrimony, inheritance, wealth, possessions, fortune ; this - ; the world
glihaihu for - ; /> ^t-uAu jitT, in all my
- ; Irpp-kp [i ^t-uAa [iiT, never in my -

this

lil/iiuig

['il^iij

jmt^lnah'iiiii^m'b

for my

whole

i,uMi,if.lrpdLhtiii_

- eternal - the - to come, the next

world /^P-mg^. hplimpm-Pt Itl. ^if'l".

the course, the duration

& the end of - ; Jtlip, or uiJi^nip ut/_
^hft or MiHiii^u'h - a retired - ; obscure
- - of obscurity ; /uuMniiJpL-p q./-i,/u_
2CuM% litr%uig

lliiMin

^luniulil^iua

an austere,

ufiu^ui^

this

HhJiT uii^nt-pa

lilriiuij uMiilim'iilrij

f;

to lose one's life, to die; i,puMJ-u,^

to renounce - ; ^"fi'ti.b
pt-i_l, liiAuig
liir%uMg muuilt to make one's exit from
ulri_,

being, days,

lifetime

to

lil/tiw^ uaptiiuliiri^j

existence

uifiumhi_

save Or
n^uMu^y^
p.utiLiiuii_
ini-b-uHihij to deprive of - ,
to put to death, to kill g Jkt liyiiws
t-L. </^4/i<- ih'i'bi_, to be
a question of
lose the

hail

.up/iuA/r^ilti/ruAu

liuMiT iinpni-uui'iihi^ qlilruiiiiM

live like a true priest

^nilai-u^

to lead a private,

^pki_ lihmhu,

utlii^npi^

ni^utpf

frightful or insupportable,

perilous or hazardous , checkered

base, wretched, unoccupied or idle,
useless - ; - lypif ( 4"?-"jr '^- b kvl'a
a - free from passion, uneasiness or

world

fri-

^lui

^^

t-iu/iik-i_p

^t.u'bii

dead

- %p

tt g

{biT ij^ ip I
- for him or her;
,ru,i,niin - & death

would lay down

/.

Itl.

liku.'iiu

his - is in danger ; /A^

iTm^, half alive & half

aiw^

^t-imj . to depart
short p ^uijifi.

is

I,

qlitrmtiu

my

QV np 4^.
the stuff that - is
made of j2. Ii^>"d ^'- Isfl"^'"'''' > people
[^ij.n.Jkf r,
die as they live
S. l^^^
\\kuMr, \}pia,ij &c.
I|-^^f7% &C. S. \\k'li.pn% &C.
l|^, \iki_ s. fraud, deceit, trick,
cunning.
[/tj a- ulcerous.
^ir,i_, ng s. ulcor ; sore, wound; -.
'ilkiiui/fujp^ a. doubtful, uncertain,
ambiguous; undecided, wavering, pusillanimous , irresolute ; suspicious ,
distrustful ;-f/.ii. to be suspected,
doubted; - p-ni-l'i^, to seem doubtful;
- -uipuip ad. doubtfully, uncertainly.
J-uMiluiiiiiilib 4*

"lint-

numutpi

^ItuAu time

l^hliiun

is

lllrqui^MpiftJ'vn. to doubt, to

is

have

;
,

MbX
_

lib^qiuli.apfr^^

giving

s. doubt, missuspicion mis-

-itrn,-!,

uncertainty

[ureter).

trust,
*llt/^.^

gangrene or

s.

^t-iiu/iili

va. to

cup

S. ?Jjn.m-i/'.
h^li va. to

vex, to torment.
'\\t,jjTuu,l^tru/h s. celestin
\\h,ilri,^,

-lulimi

s.

[-nun.
- 4n-uuA,

complaint;

-uiliu/i,

outside.
l|ty-- ifLf s. bark peel rind husk
llA-i^rfr^uAp s. scale shell S. Mk-qin-.
litrqt-M.k-j; t-j][,va. to bark; to peel,
[shell;

a. plaintive.
,

to shell

/S;/.

to pare

s.

[panion in imposture.

lated,
llt./*^ lui-nrii

4/y. fellow cheat,

eom-

to play or act the hypocrite, to feign , to dissemble

to
counterfeit, to simulate, to pretend to,
to affect, to look demure, to assume
-pfiir, tju/y vn.

a borrowed

air, to

-7.t-uY.pu/^A-u;u/_f

false piety, cant.

counterfeit another;
(false devotee, cant-

v^- *o fsigU) to

t^t

dis-

semble, to mask, to disguise, to hide,

to conceal, to cloak, to cover; to counterfeit, to simulate; to pretend, to
forge, to invent; ^- /"''L' to conceal
nothing, to deal all fair & above-board;
[oP^i.pl,Ji, - to sham illness, to play
the invalid Jirn.u/iii,-i_- to counterfeit
,

death.
dissimulation, feint,
counterfeit, forgery,
fable, idle fancy, crotchet, fantasy,
Ijfr.^S-^^, &- 3 *.

sham,

fiction,

chimera

to scale.

excoriation, scratch.
l|t/^tp-r, t-jli va. to excoriate, to
scratch; to tear, to rend, to lacerate,
to flay, to wound fig. to afflict, to vex,
to harass, to oppress; - ^,^iiu,, to
rend, to harrow, to break the heart
- ^Jhiu'iiu to tear each other ; fig. to
revile or malign each other - qjkp"
to rip up old sores, to open wounds
afresh.
\\t-iilrpnt-Si s. tearing, rending, laceration violence, vexation, oppression.
MtrqP- [ij s. bushel pannier, basket.
Tqtf^a- a. feigned, dissembled, false,
counterfeit, sham, fictitious, artificial,
factitious; affected, prim, finical;*.
S. -/<^ ; -" [i -" ad. of an affected manner, under a false aspect, under a
feigned or counterfeit appearance -</
^ ~u ipihu to appear under various
forms, spectres or phantasms.
^^lrl|pI.J^s. false hair; S. ^un/*.
l|t^u.-n^ <3 a. double-faced, double-dealing, dissembling; s. hypocrite,
dissembler; -lup-mp ad. hypocritically,
dissemblingly, likp a hypocrite.
Ilty6-<u-7^u#4"'^ " hypocritical, dissembling, fallacious, feigned, simuIqt^frf .ui^p

ing rascal, bigot, hypocrite

Mlrnft tut^nnni-..[3-[,iAs. hypocrisy, dissimulation, duplicity, pretence,fiction,
imposture, falsehood ; - [ pi/i-/iuj_
uint.p-iru/b bigotry, affected devotion,
\\h,iitirir,

cupping-glass -i-r

wound, to hurt;
to embitter, to gall, to ulcerate, to

llt/^ti/*,
fig.

fistula (of

cellar.

s.

\\ly,liu,.uipmu,li s.

l^b^

340

doubts about; to suspect, to surmise,

to distrust.

;,,

-S-*-.f ad. fictitiously,

lllr,ijf,-ufuiu,li[r a.

[ful.

fallacious, deceit-

\\irilP^oJli^ .shirt-collar, false-collar.

llt,^o,

n,t

/.

spot, stain, blot,

1T3 s.

blemish; brand, stigma; a. stained,

soiled;- u/JmLii infamy, dishonour,
4m%i/_ ^r
*<*
discredit, disrepute
clean, to scour, to take out stains -^
,

np. the Celts.

Mtq^mu^jftj a. full of spots or stains.

[ed.
luj . scourer.
^biijiniMiiiu/i,
,

discroditod, blemishdirty cloths or rags

y\lrii.nu/i,ni% a.

lli-i^niu/^^

s.

[to dirty.

soiled linen.
'\^lr,ia,h,rva.

to spot, to stain, to

soil,

"Puf^^frf [*. rush-mat.

- -l^'iVi'
nil_s. grass-rope

llfr^t. S.

IqtiT, nj

vivifying.
\h.^,ui.npithir va. to vivify, to give
life to, to quicken, to animate, to re'\\lr%uif.npir

-lull a.

vive, to restore.
\!T'uu,i-npirn,-P-\i,X s. vivification.
\\iAiu,iiinuL.

murderous

-pini-^ a.

mortal, deadly, lethal.

killing,

Ijtiim^/fj

partaker
couple -

companion
s. comrade
married
husband wife
,

together, to
cohabit, to keep company with, to
get intimate, to frequent, to converse;
^iiuJiij'^iuiL. - uinii^ ip'bt-ij I will have
no manner of conversation, no dealing
with that man.
;

ip-lrij to

live

Mir'i,u,iij[,.rvn. S. Iit%,4/i5 ilHi^-r, ..

Hut

fiiiJi

nmll nu

keep,

&

nt-tT l^frliutliqhu

tell

I will tell

"*-

""""Ml'J

company you
you what you are.

me

the

^it%u,//^ni.l3-[,^ s. living

together,

company, society, cohabitation;

inti-

;;
,

^\fb
341
tib^
macy, conversation; matrimony; lyi.
MlA^uAui^iam &C

^yiauMuuiuin. a. consuming, exhaust\lAiuia,ni. a. life-giving.

[ing life.
y\h'uuMfiu,p

^i/hi^uibut^imb

Saviour, Redeemer
^'\y-p^uiluum,

*.

6o<.

-nt.piiL.'i, s.

become animated,

ing

u#3

^tr%fuAuipn/a

a.

lilr'iij.,a'ii,auiiup^iri.

fond of life

graphy.
zootomist -^iu,_
4A a. zootomical -^ir-? s. zootomy.
^lr%q.m%aiiin^nL.P-lii^ S. bumt-offoring, burnt sacrifice, holocaust.
MtAij.uj'iiuilumpnjIi a. burning another
alive
burnt alive ; -pm-lihj' vn. to
s.

[mammiferous.

alive.

viviparous,
\h%n.uM%utit'hua!iutu a. prollfic , procreating.
y\lT%nju'huMir%hJ', -jf va. to litter or
bring forth ; to breed, to give rise to
[forth.
f.g. to vivify, to give life to.
,

irhiug a.

'\\ir%if.iifi,uiir'hni-pTi s.

\\h'i,^u,'i.uia,ni-

-p

'i{k%ii.u/i,uipu,p
s.

utji

birth, bringing

zodiac.

enlivening.

a. life-giving, vivi-

a.

mal, living -*
;

vitality.

*.

viviflcal

sign of the zodiac

[- uiaim^t-p

lih^i^iuiutf^lrpui s.

portrait.

sign of the zodiac;

llt%^u.Si.4tt uin^lrir va.

to

burn

alive.
Mh'iiii.uliiiulil'p

a.

ani-

containing

life.

s.

zoophyte.

vivifying

-mJf

vivification.
^Xt-iif-uitiiu^nL. a.

tying

living, alive

l/ta^/iu%uinfic

&

thou shalt die

hu

not live

vivini ,

Itl,

lf.at^

-^

/s^tip

words of health, of life.

llli-'hif.tii%itjqni-qu/bii-ir, nt-nji VCt.

vify, to give life to, to

to VI-

animate, to re-

animate, to revive ; to resuscitate

-"stt. " vivifying, reviving.
^^l^'illJ.lu%u^puJp s.

zeolite.
;

animated,

lively, vivid, vivacious, sprightly

vi-

vivifying, vivificative ; s. animal,

beast; -"jihuit., -%lrop ad. in one's lifetime, during one's life; - ib'i'ki_, to be
alive, to live - u,n^,iru to give new
life to, to reanimate, to vivify ; - y"'i,lr[_ tinp
to save another's live ; p.
tal,

-% juii-[ia,l/ii[iy he swore by
the living God, by the Eternal; -4S4y ti- - k aiiii'u ^n ..., as tho Lord
lives, & as thy soul lives . . . ; - k uAJtu
^n , lap^iuj p-^ if.pin[ijt-i/', as thy soul
lives,
king, I cannot tell ; - t S4p
tpk Jtn.a,%l.j[, I swear by the Lord
tf-ni-uii- [

die.

\ilAii.ui%nM-P-^i.'i, s.

\\fr%,l.ut'iiui^aj% a. vital,

i/h-pu^*

fying, vivificative; -u.ntA4

he shall not

s.

uipuip

O.

l|t%f.u.%^ a. living, alive

fil/iifii/hui&lA

life.

desirous of living,

Mh'iiq.uiliuimliui a. lively,

-.?

granting

s.

^f/lta.uAtunttn/r/lp' D.

S.

, fp'tj s. portrait, likepainter ; i,u,uuiliu,^,f,

iipiiuilili.huu
ihnun t aruitiniubhiup
full-length, half-length, head-size, miniature portrait ; ^k.jrgl.^ is^p[ fine, exact portrait ; .iu^4uAA-^^- to
get one's picture drawn or painted, to
have one's likeness taken ; S. lni.u_
i^iup .
[&0.
^iAt^utiiuMi^nn^ t &C. O. HfrhtUi^nn^ ,
M^'i'l-aAuMii.phir va. to take or paint
a portrait, to paint to pourtray, to
depict, to paint; to imprint, to figure.
'\:\t%ii.a/uuf.pnt.pf s. painting : zoo-

burn

a.

life-bringing,

1]Ar%//.u,tiiu^^^

1it-%ii.u,%ii,^,pi

s.

zoophilist,
[zoophily.
\\k^^u,iuiappni-P-ptA s. love of life,
;

'\frlttl.utlliuitih-uiull

ness, picture

life.

zoolater ; -m-p-lt

zoolatry.

Ml/i,^ufiiu,ukp a.

auimal-plant

s.

conserving

Mlr'iiii.,Mi%iiiiii,j,^, s.

[vital, vivifying; *. zodiac.

life.

Mlr%,l.uAu,(.irp

[tion.

to glow.

llfri,'lt.UlUUMU^lU<f a.

zoology.

l|t'ii^fu%u,p,^ a. distributing, giv-

'

Oral tradi-

uijiy vn. to revive, to

live again, to come to life again, to be
resuscitated ; fig- to brighten up, to

zoological

^t-tiif.tu'iiiuiiuij;

chamoedrys,

[the zodiac.
Mk%,l.u,li u,g s. constellation, sign of
l|^t/^i/<%ii>pu>?/ s. zoologist ; -uilimii a.

uti^iuiiif-nL^

a. life-giving.

^/i-'ii,i.,'i,ujA[ip

a. vivifying, vivifloal;

._!,

-^jA

S.

Hb"t "t-pi" yiflrt- \fi,s. - g . . . , my life

was so bound up with that of-
'hk'bu.uhplurvn. to breed, to multiply,
"^Whuiukp a. life-loving, [to increase.
_

;,;

life,

vitality

vi-

vacity, animation, liveliness, sprightliness ; freshness , bloom ; * health

hpf'Llr *<* 1^^^' **' Ireathe, to be living ; p -% iupliui%hi_, to deprive of life,
'

to put to death, to kill ; [ -t [ii-pni-j;

in his lifetime, during his life;*/i-

ikp\ your health!

S. QJi-ffriT.

MVh
litifii/iii-njii

during

life

pJiin.'ijlri_qn_p

he

plrguii.,

342
;

- ntWr^,

onB alive; -y.

burnt with life yet in

to take

vf^as

him.

[quintal.

1]t%f./iirio^

[,

'^ti^n'iiain. s.

i)bP
\\k-'iiuuMitailuip/rtrt pfiMi*f ph-t^uMj

s.

hundredweight, cwt.

Tag, tatter.

to subsist

[-ity.

central; -nt-P^

Mt-%ifitn%ii,lia,'ii a.

s.

Mt^'1-pn%oi^lij a. concentric.

teUOUr
conduct, manners, behaviour;
good-breeding; conversation.
lllr%^aiq^iulluipni-P[,t.% S. llfo,

of

life;

Mt'iiq.piAutjni-^

every one

the being usepublic welfare.

llt^io /._j *. religion ; sect; S. T-ti.
Iqi-n. a. crooked, hooked ; *. hook,
[fangs.
crook.
;

utility,
,

ooncen-

Mli%,l.p%a_l,lrirva. to centralize, to

centralizing; -npm.^
Pb s. centralization.
[vivacious.
^k%t-,^,t.. a. alive, living; vital;
^tiui^puj% s. biologist ; -4<"*
-gical; -ni-pj s. biologyf

u/ji -/if.

llA-n.,

c,eritre; -t-npliia.

Vft-n-iau

-U%[ip

s.

*l|tn.//.4

lilriiitip

S. M-^jup

biographer; -f.puMliufu
-phical -j-p^.-Pj, s. biography uia._

alive, lively.

fond of

life.

live.
Vl-1#j#^,

iour, custom,

world

s. life

conduct, behav-

manners present

unuliui^u/i,

^u.ph,^

this life, to die

- private

phl_ uM'u,[iuin.n^,uli -,

obscurity

life

[.

life

^..

to pass life in
-yu to depart
,

S. lqt/>/p

s.

thrush.

emperor

[husband's mother.

&c.

buclset.

black-bird

"/J *.
n^ y s. ceesar,
,

^/i*. wife's

mother-in-law,

wife's father-in-law, hus-

s.

ttfruiui^uipn.-Pf s. confines, limits.

IjA-u.nu
ll/rp

tuj

cetaceous.
s.

whale

ast.

cetus.

nourishment, food prey;

decoy, allurement, lure; to take nourishment - mp,

nj/s.

bait,

liu/Llri_.

MtiuniAuif/ a. life containing.

Mt^'anLun^j c. salutary, wholesome.
"litijiaijikiilb a. which may or ought to

s.

i^i-j

\lt-a,-y[i% a.

fig.

a.

tree;
brandy,

band's father, l-if-pni^s- punctuation.

l^t-Mnia^plrir, L-^ji vo. to punctuats

uiniiiiM^

Mt-iuiuukp

tusk, tooth,

^t-apui/p

write the biography of.

^lAiuuiiyifi, a. generating or causing
life, & health; - li,, Mother of Life,
MiAiuu.Iium'u a. vital.
[Virgin Mary.
_^i-*"""4/'/ a. vivifying
salutary
,

llt-uni-P

s.

s.
;

kirsch-wasser.
l|t./4 s. cog, catch, tooth.

pt^

-pn^.Ju a. bringing
causing or giving life, vivifying

t-iuj

cherry -A^//
orchard ; -oiip s.
fij s-

^ti,tfu

llffcuo.^^,^

interesting.

ful,

ful

concentration.

s.

'it^iif.pniuijni-guAtir va, to
trate.

useful to the world,

of public utility ; use-

\\h'iijtu,io^ni-m a.

to

'iiei,^ujqoii.,itni-P[iL-% s.

centripetal.

^yiiH.pnbiuiliif. a.

a.

tO

centrifugal.

lit*.

Z;7i.

to behave or conduct
oneself; to live in society, to frequent,
to converse, to talk.
live

p s. centre, middle ; - 6-A_

centre of gravity ; -m/unju a.

"l^^'^/nA
pn,.p-'&

;;

ad. quite alive, yet alive;

a. alive, living
,

-;

.;,

to bait, to lure, to allure, to

- il!bti_, to be food for, the

decoy;
prey of; to allow, to let itself to be
decoyed or allured; - ib'''^i_ um-utp^,
to be put to the sword.
\\k-pu,ijn-.p
lipng s. meat, eatables,
nourishment, aliment, subsistence,
,

repast bait, food, provender, pasture; prey; fuel; m-i/^fi^

-.have you any thing to eat? - In.
piruih/l, , eating & drinking
^uiqsp /
- sweet to eat - ^inu,n.n^, misdiet;
uj.Lni^upuip - wholesome food "j_
"/'*.^'^i^p^'^uiiPf i^iMti^ni^li a exquisite, delicious, dainty meats /3;2#u.^^
Jkp - Jlrp It"!, we can eat up our enefood, victuals

Mlri'j/mi/ui^l^u, s. politician

-tf-fiain,^^

Pl-t^i, s. politics.

earthly, terrestrial,
worldly, temporal, transi-

Mlr'i'guiiiui^iu'ii a,

mundane,
tory

-%

s.

biography,

life

S.

-o^m-u,

mies like bread J'uiu^hin^ eu "iniptu /i

- 5fri^. they shall be your prey - ui^,
;

give to eat, to feed ;<-_

*""-/_/ -.to take for nourishment;
uj,t.^ini-u to eat, to feed, to take food
uipliuAiiru to

Mir'i'guniiutil^P a.

mundane, worldly-

minded, fond of life, of

this

world.

,;
,

iibP

345

J-ntxHiuiit-u ^m-^iiAutijl, -lipng med. to

be on a strict diet, to observe a reg-

imen -

il^trj^,

upn/

to

uiiiiit-u

be the prey of; put to the sword -

to

^py

to

llbP

-u -u Mniitfj to transform into various shapes; ft -u ut^mf-liiiu in the

most hideous shapes.
[

make.

to fashion, to

s.

Hh-piui^puitM^ S. MhpiulinL.p
.

fond

^h-pMMiut^yi-lMir^t

[nutritious.

liUpui^pl,^ a. nourishing
yitrpui^pniiui^mt,

tious

-%

feeding

nutritive power.
-f/p^t-Pf,

*.

'yitrpuif/pnqni-Pji

nourishing, sustentation
ship, administration,

steward-

form an idea of.

be formed,

\iirpu{ajn.n,.[3-[iK.% s.

management.

assumiug a form,

shape, similarity or likeness.

Ilk-puiuiu

o_j

silk

en

W'fU-y

silk-stuff;

goods;

taffeta, light silk; silk

u. silk-

court-plaster.

Mk-puituuiuptp a. producing silk;

"P^

s.

[manufacturer.

silk-worm.
,

,11^

Mfrpuiatuath^[i% npif-s.
'\\lrpuiu,uli-uii

ECt of

S.

'\h-pgiluitl-pirif'*

to take the form.

^t-pitiuiumifnpir

a. nutritive, nutri-

like, re-

Ixtpuiu/baij; tugujj vn. to

lltrpuil/pt-j; tj// va. to

nourishment.

conformity; like-

*.

^k-puiiuiTrnt-irva. to

give to eat, to
nourish, to keep, to feed ; to maintain,
to sustain, to treat ; to bring upj to
rear; -[nrvn. to eat, to mess, to nourish or feed oneself, to live, to be fed.
s . frugal fare , scarce
\tt^p.//pP^
'

conformable

^ik-puiui^jn^pj,

eating

dainty-mouthed; - ilAk^j to feast, to

revel, to give oneself up to feasting.

ness, resemblance, similarity.

of

*.

many fashions,

sembling, similar.

Mlrpuiipiuukp a

form

figure ,
in
various forms, diverse, varied.
^it-puiiufpni-[3-[ii.%

\ilrpuiu,//lrpui a. in

^k-puiu,^[,j a.

table-companion
who eats or messes with another ipilri_, to intercommon.
Mhfiuilipuiiilig

form, to figure,
[shape-

^itrpMifuifpUir va. to

be for fuel to the flames;

^ npniluiflili hu. npni^uifb -l/lin^ meatS
for the belly & the belly for meats

f/'*'*i

-hiiffli

silk, silken, silky,

Tn/rpu/tumailiuTiajn.

s. silk-woavor,
silk-worm.
-u[i a. made of

[chant,

mercer.

S'

sllk-mer-

fi

gluttOUy.
y\irpl,^a. eating, tearing, devouring;
gnawing ; corroding ; *. weevil, worm;

-p ui^ . form,
figure, visage, countenance, face, aspect, look; presence, appearance,
mien, bearing, deportment; attitude,
posture; image, effigy
semblance,

moth.

representation; state, condition

"^iTpuiu,

uit) g.

carob-seed

\\lrpuiuipu,%

carat.

\\lrplrjjnM-P-^Lii S.

hoarse; -

\\li-plilrp a.

Jy/*,

- voice.

to be or to get
oneself hoarse.
Mtrp/^t-pni.Hii s. hoarseness.
Iqt^nr^ffl. eating; . eater; - -_ uip_
plrjnq_, oatiug & driukiug gluttonous
;
& wine-bibber; lyp -, a lover of good
living; glutton.
[excess, gluttony.
llfr^n^nt/J/.tA s. stuffing, eating to
fitpni, (, s. wax-taper ; wax-light.
filrp/it-plnr, h-^uy vu.

hoarse, to

make

\lkpni.,u^

Ifirpu,^

s.

moth-hole

rust-hole, corroded part.

*lltpn.-^n.ir *. eating & drinking
junketing, good living, good cheer,
feasting.
l^hpuiily * form, figure, shape, cut,
fashion, make; aspect, look, appear-

ance, air, deportment; -# [i -a a. in

many shapes or forms in many ways,
diverse - ^ - itH^u to assume a
borrowed shape or appearance to be
disguised, dissembled or concealed;
;

[i

better

ment,

cha-

comportment; rudi-

racter, temper,

element, idea idle fancy,

feint, pretext
coat,
dress; S. Mt-'i'q-'"'i'"'^tp
-^ /""^'ftj*
sense, meaning or interpretation of a
word lu^iiiuiTCn/TC -^ a simple exteruiqut^ui-np
utitfnqi^nqn.
ior
firm
countenance
supplicating posture;
Jl^-'tf-ian effeminate manner ;-^-/^,
ii/jiJ-uilim
cold, frigid, reserved, constrained air \int.p2_hi-liiliuu, -, serious
air, severe manner - ukf. U. uuiuiniiu,_
4'"* haughty, disdainful,proud, threatening air or manner /i -u irum-ujf,
in the form of a servant .n.int/_ ^-u
n,_pnL._p, to counterfeit the character of;
niJblr_ a
q--n ^plip p-^P^L. Ji^^^l^ tO
appear like, to seem, to resemble; .
irki_ j, -u ,to shape, to form to figure;
a~u 'ZCfJuMpuini-fa'truMli p %h-ppu ptrpirit tO
be probable, to have some truth in it;
-u inmi_ iTuiui^mit^'bu to giVB falSB S
first

whim, crotchet;

>

;
,

.;;
,

344

iibP

create an erroneous or
exaggerated impression
to take the cowl.
a . conformable ;
like
similar , resembling - uin^ilr[j
idea of, to

conform -

to

ib'tit-u

to

'y\lrpuiu,pu!tiuilitjnil[E s.

comply with.

conformitj.

ll/rptii.upiu'r.u.iu'bni.p'P $

prosopopoa,

personification.
'^^Irpuiuipu/Jiiacnp a.

feignod, disguis-

ed, counterfeited; figured.

Mt-puiuipu/iiia^nlu

tt.

transformed

metamorphosed; transmuted - ipilru

to be transformed, metamorphosed,
to change from, to bear another aspect; - lunfLlrij to counterfeit, to disguise, to transform, to metamorphose;
to change the aspect or appearance
- uin^yi_ if^s to change the face or
state of the world to reform - t^ti
;

Pppii, things'

bear quite another as-

pect; the tables are turned.

Mi-puiuipui'7,ui,^nfuiit-Pf s.

phosis, transformation, change.

^trpuiiupu/birir, tj[i vtt. to glvB fofm
to, to form, to figure, to shape, to
fashion, to model to represent.
;

'iiirpufuipu/i,[iir,

conform

y^uij vn. to

to take the form, to put on or assume

state, manner or appearance,
to give oneself airs ; to affect, to pretend, to simulate, to feign, to counterfeit, to giye oneself out for, to set
up as, to pass oneself off for -jjiaa-ui^
^pini-Pli to simulate virtue or pro-

a look,

bity, to affect a sanctimonious exterior i^iiiJhqnu[3-li J ntninujnM-P-^

tO
;

put on a look of innocence to play

the child - ^uin--P-f ijuMn.u>uiiM,lya.^
'iini.p-1,
to give a deaf ear to
to pretend to be generous, liberal S. lot^
;

health,

ni-jf vu.

again, to reanimate, to revive, to revivify ; to save 4mi.u.mp ^n l^y^nt.j[A

l^f^lj thy faith hath saved thee.
lltj-5f^ a. giving life ; *. saviour,
deliverer.
;

lltyji-u, llA-j;j' int. bravo! huzza!

hurrah! -j^-_jt'2,'W"'""""*' Armenia
for ever hurrah for Armenia! prosperity to Armenia
-jt" gbh-m-pyaHi
iiyityfj to utter cheers or shouts of
^y^ui^s. finest gold.
[joy.
^autf^t utq-s. chin; liyiii^ntbyiua^
snout, muzzle -% {^fufiJ-^ gum damar
!

(for varnish).

chin-bandage; chin- fffuyu to hold one's tongue,

y\ifiuii,uliuiui s.

strap
to

be

silent, speechless.

\iu,'bu,ir, uiguii vn. to

mctamor-

life

to c^use to
live, to vivify, to give life to, to animate, to prolong life, to bring to life
l\yiini-gu/byir,

Tits
existence,

\\ygni.l3-Xi s.

become hunch

hump-backed.
hunch, hump, humpback.
l\yu /jfiunj
n^ s. half; middle; a.

ll^-o^^u*. marten, [or

Ilqnt.fs.
,

semi, demi ; ad. half, in halves,

in part ; /> - ^lunil^^u.^ by half; half
done; - /. -, in part, half, by halves,
imperfectly; - J-u,j; half an hour;
ifuiuiifii _ J-uiiTuiL.
at half past ten
- i-liz^p midnight fi - -2Cu/iiu,u{uip^li'ii
half way ; 4*'"-/' ti^c yplint- A-- - ^pw.
half,

&

about two leagues

iu,[u,ip,

distant
& a half
;

liiuln^.y y,.

J^^uy

[,

a half
a cubit

u,u,pi,n^ y,^

[ iiftum-j; in a
-% ,iypu,ii-yi_, to re'UnuuiuMbtul,
/ - p.w'i'li'to make a half promise ; to promise
with the lips, insincerely ; / - u-n-/j
jya-uAyu to die early, in the fiower or bloom of youth; yp^k it"y ~ b
Jk'i'2_ Jyn.u/i,l,^l,,Q.
if half of us die
Jilr - ^/A ui^ypy^uii-, half the country was ruined; t^ u,,,u f, or o^t
/< - ifnp
uiu,uiijyijl!b [I'bJ
not half the
truth was told me ; that which was
told me was not half the truth; -^,
lil'unj s. the one, the others; -^',
"ilLP some .... others . .
;

year & a half;

duce to half; -

[.

tion, fraud, feint, deceit.

MypiifuiL-np a. formed, figured ; resembling, like, conformable ; -yj" S.

MypuiuipMuttyiT&i ^ypuiitrjtyt^ytTj

form, formation

m^p

s.

conformation.

disguise one[shape or manner.

mean, base, despicable

M/rpu/ujifn/upif vn. to
self,

Mypu/P^ s.
l\ypm s. building, construction.

Mypiiiyj", y^j, va. to make, to fabricate, to construct, to build, to erect.

Mypuinuiuit
edifice.

s.

fabric, construction,

^kiiop
lit'"

>

s.

midday, noon.
4/>.n/. S. lltmno pOlUt,

iyuif, or

period, full stop; moment, instant;

end, aim ; - %uiuiu,uiJilt , aim, end, scope,
object, goal ; ^ - Tu.^nJi, at the point
of death.
Mimu,f.py,r, &C. S. llim.- &c.
,

;;

34^
l]t"<"Af^*. guiding'inark.

uy s. whaler.
mj a. milch.

l|4:inAfr

ItPuiti

milk- diet.
production, produce,
X^p-t-ir, irjl, va. to milk: to gather,
to reap, to get in, to harvest, to get
in the harvest, to collect the fruits
* to win at play - q^ni/a to milk the
cow ; - ^uMjif-l, to gather the grapes
[i ^upk 4""M^ to skin a flint.
\iP[im s. chem. amygdalin.
\\p-iiuj s. drinking-glass
-^iliirp s.
bottle-companion.
\l[3-nia. tottering; staggering; lingering, languishing, languid, feeble,
:

weak.
guish, to
,

grow weak

liP-nmkpi p-mpip

he could hardly keep on his

ifnt^il^^ %'n

n.nifi^n2nL%

i^P-nm'^ftii

legs;

his

trembling knees sank beneath him,

or failed under him.
Mp-iij

<"j s. fruit-basket.

spouse;- i/iapif., woman; fff

liuibui'ii^
womankind, women, the fair
sex p-^iiuJli liu/bui'iij woman-hater
wife,

ll/S-niA s.

S. IjiiumA-mj

weaken,

to enfeeble, to

enervate, to

emasculate
vnM-tt/f
V^i

feeble, tottering knees.

combustible

a.

liable to burn.

or

fit

UMUnl-UM
[l|/.,uA,

^["drii "' burning

married

wife
Iiiin2_, the
grace, the charm of-; i/;iA4''J'"""'4
- if-lriik^lili a young beauty; -/u%<uC
uMirni- iniu'ii
house-keeper ; - "upi"~
,

ulipm, heroine

championess
.elflih

courageous woman,

^tf^*-j/i4

ptaph-uiuMyin

"iiunihip

lui/oPquift

^uii-uM,nu,p{,,r-

>

iun.ui^

nr/^uf^

protty, charming,

modest or bashful,

virtuous, pious,

unu^mil
chaste , faithful - ; mi{-hii_
quipiLiuu^p t Pb-PL-t-uMtlliut l^UlJuJM^Ut^
utb^un-tuuttuppir iJl'"P
t/tmfin^uuijpin
,

miu-linm

giddy or

f
t

Ugly, frightful, coquette,

capricious, fickle,

volatile,

immodest, lewd-; 4o^4u._

to be enamoured,
libn^^
- umXhu
smitten, in love with a uMnXni-u to take a wife, to wed, to
marry, to take in marriage; - ^Ai-_
n^Jh^ to get married, to be spouse
of; - iiib-t-i_^ni.ump nt-pnt.^ to marry
the daughter of; ^t^./^ g 4*'"_. tolive
with a uimuipt-u i/n^^tj/n-jixAt^
piu._
t-' to deceive or seduce a -;
b "kp

burning; a. burnt.
l|/i^>i^u>>< a. burning, caustic.
'^ftiiui'iilrir, ifl va. to burn
S. l|^^n<-iy".
li[,^ui'iinqail[a,'i,
sharp
o. bumlng
caustic; inflammable; combustible.
ll/>^.

1l^^u>%n<-i

- luniiiulilib
^mpi,
i.irii_

woman,

''I'L.

milky kernel of fresh nuts.

\\Pni-^a/iii-ir, j/i va. to

faithless,

weak.

1iPniL.[,p- a. feeble,

llfa**. sting of a bee.

ll/A /[%n_, /fioii. or ^ii/i^uiifp. . woman;

[uni,

l{Pnin[ij', k-gu,) vn. to totter, to lan-

"lip

cyclop.

s.

s.

uij

marble - liiuphpm^ni-n.,
granit 4uAf. Ii^&ij quarry.

\iP^lr.it% s.

MRirql,

ll/izf, ^Ti'nj s.

llMJ
il^^ifjiMi/

scorching

S.

I'O lOrCC, tO
utiUutnu/bh-t ^
dishonour a - itui'iip %iimhi_ Iflm^j to
be with child, pregnant, in the family
way -. uia. 'iiJui Jui/p "ifp jtrpkpk'i'
tr^f,uiu,u,tf,-ng & her mother gave him
an Egyptian wife; An. fri^fr.. [.iiA -, & I
took her to wife liufuii,^ mm^ S. lii_

lutuuifri^

combustive; caustic;
l|/i^'. wool; worsted, [^.incendiary.

^I'll'i-' -?"'z_fl.

l^/.^ijnt/J/.i.'fc

caustic.
\\l,^i-llhs. causticity;

incentive

^/'??'/L"'4'"* a.
,

ignition; combustion; burning; conflagration.

\iliqnL.ir, qj, va. to burn, to set on
fire, to set fire to, to fire ; - u/^A-^.4^,
to tan, to brown,- to make swarthy.
ll/./3^
liPnj or kts^li s. act of milking;
the
emulsion ; -p
milk, milk-diet
,

vintage.

[4<^4"'*^i.' to

play on the

-.

*l|^J- s. worthless, good for nothing

[bit, piece.
fellow, ne'er do well.
l|/4- s. burn, ustion; smart
crumb,
l][,puin.

/.

nil_s.

guitar, cittern

"buAia^

I^n2_ IPpt^'^y

^npfO ft
unchaste
\^utn

fair;S.

&C.

"iij/huiirniini
;

luJoPi^h

woman never was

Q^uilft

mon -

aihrulil_ uHiiliiipi,

2^np^ujcj

llJrpuJj

[i, -uii/hti.,

2,'W"J

>

s.

clnna-

^^ Armenian aromatic
wild sow.
wild boar;-

[i/^mu.4

root.

ll/A2r,

-^

ll/Aj. s.

sole of the foot ; trace, track,

[foot-print.
cypress.

^^,7Ca,j

s.

'^[ii{uip[ia s.

a. divided in halves;
hip-bath -puy a. half
open; -pfr/"i ad. between the teeth,
muttered ; -pninp -luli s. homieycle,
'ii^uiiipiuJ-pi

~paj,]iu%l!p

s.

semicircle, half-circle.

,
;

ijhU
s.

M^uii.irp a. half

s,

hemipteron

-jj-n^li a. pay-

ing half for pension or board

\\l,u,uJ-u>irs. half an hour.

half-

[pay.

luminous,

l|f.^n^uir/^ a.

-i^u

Mfiuuipnjp

-li,up-n,-u,h-

hemiplegy
coupl

s.

-plexy

-iiuin-^ s. chariot,

ll/.,.t^tiuj a. half or partly

in part.

t|/></>> .

s.

half-tone

semi-tone; flat; -iujhlr,r

va. to mark with a flat -ik-n.'bn^ s.
mitten; -?/. s. mule.
l|/i<x<i/;4 a. half dead, faint; swoon-

uig

\\\,u,uili,

va. to establish, to

s.

\l,a,,ulini-iji.

S.

\\,u,nu S.

\k<"-'

point, rule, guidance.

swallowed by a whale

punctuated.
\yu,nu.

\\l,u,,u'hli2_a.

[(Jonah).
[maciti.

chem. cetin, cetine, spern/, nil_ s. dottiug, point-

l|^>/#> J.
ll/.m/.t.u.S-

embroidery; enamel; -m^nptt,

"j s. embroiderer; enameller.
Mfiiop s. citron, lemon, lime -mm s.

ing

citrate

semi-vowel;

k^l

'hlimuiq.phir,

determine, to prescribe

^It

cedrat, citron ; -nXIA],

cedra, citron-tree.
ipy "4- * 1^ cAem. calx

-fiili s.

MliuuiJiu.j'b

dead prematurely.
Greek word. cube.

l\[iiiopirMj a.

-liuini-p a.

ad. half, in part,

ll[,an,il,'b

cut in two, in half; cut

off at the middle, divided in halves or
in two, bipartite ; -ko^'k * half-boot.
y\liuMue,uj.iM,ij. a. half uttered; - pt.
pu/ii
half-open mouth
-4u/of4 a.
young; -4 a. half cut off; -4^.^ s.
harpy, monster half bird half human;
-4u><-u<, a. half believing, believing
;

cooked.

mus. semi-tone.
by halves.

'^liuninpuili. s.

ful

two

mule, half ass.

Mfiuki^s.

-4"<""^

half-brother.

Ml<ulrir, t-jp va. to divide into

parts, to divide in halves.
\\[,iil/iiP-ui!lbiy s. gr. division.

a. half done, unfinished, imperfect,

-^l/bq.ui% a. half alive
incomplete
half dead; -4i-/ a. half eaten; -li^tf^a.
half burnt -lin^J- s. half a jug or jar-

-rafl'S.

half-warm, tepid.

\\l,ulrnli a.

a.

S. -/{tumuip

--

half-sister.

s.

y\l,ulr,u^;jp s.

having the throat

sharp, diesis

s.

miuul>u,li a. half closed ; half open.

\\liuuMpuin.np^s. oai&ni: eighth part.

half[half cut; half killed.

Mliuui^ip a. half-full

ll^ixu^

on

ruined

prime of life.

-p-h^

l^^P

3-56

half a line ; -^ n^S- a.

half done, imperfect; -fnt-%^ s. halfsphere, hemisphere; -^oi. a. half-withered; half-paralytic.
ll/fuuK^iKi-uili a. heretical; '-n-ltp s.
demi-god a hero.
^[uiup-miliu.'bi) a. translucid, -lucent;
-/>4 a. semi-transparent, diaphanous
^ftauiifjip

-nli s.

mils, diesis,

ed, fainted

-Jluu'u a.

"uyuij a. half, in part,

-iTuip^j, s.

uch

ad. half; -J^uu^

-/:ij^^,

monster, half-human; eun-

-</t,y

half dead

s.

imperfect;

half-yearly; -Jt-n.

a.

a.

-iruinui a. half-monthly,

up

-lyp

S.

Mf iu/I/^^

uijpinuri

half burnt.

a.

^[uu,%^p[,

half-length

or

s.

bust,

head & shoulders,

-%/.,#, a.

-uiuiuil^t-ii s.

hemiedric; -i^u.^.

profile

a. down to the waist

lated (word).

Ij^uiu^.o^

*.

-%J:ii

~'i,A'iilr,y

-imJfc a. muti-

half-measure, [inghalf.
parsimonious, giv-

Ml'uiuuiiMip^lfi. a.

Mltaaiuuip^tii,^,,!^ s.
s.

-ate

epicene
q/i</<i>i

mistich.

-niJf

-ry.

l]/fuu>^u<<.
a.

subdeacon;

ment; ,^npi<apliiri_ [i ^np b- lrj tO

reduce to - to calcine.
Mpp, f[p[, ^.wooden bowl, vat, trough
med. albura, morphew (a malignant
i

itch).

ll^Huiyu.^ a. partly raised, half afoot,

nail

-, quick-, slack-, fator white-, meagre- or brown-, hyd'

raulic--; 4n-<j/t"<4m'ii -, Koman ce-

ppiIipUlyltiUl/Utli
ti,

Ml'P s. the suffering, passion, any

exterior influence; -, f - uiplintJIii,
use, usage, common practice ; f - .
ft-t^,

to

uin^ni-u

make use

to put to use,
employ, to use to

uipliiiAiL-^,

of, to

practise, to put into practice ; to exercise ; ^upui^up [i uipliMMiiilri_, to abuse, to misuse.

Mbc'''li""tl'c *

domenical letter.
Sunday eve, Satur-

\\lipu.iiu,irnt.,i, s.

day

night.

\i[,i.p-, [, s. Sunday, the

Lord's day; imp, ^miiu^ or "2A"74.
uinamputii
//uipijip second,
first
third Sunday after Easter.
ll/^^foi(-,

-uA-i. a.

brown

-mumni.uii-^ S.

S. \\liuiuliiiMni-(i

-tuut-n.

li/i//.^/!^.
~,nnii_ s.

he-

\\l,piun.t.p^fit3i s.

use, employment;

;
,

,;
,,;
,

i^hS

Si 1

- misemployment, misuse,
misusage.

^uipm^ail,

well-bred, well-educated,
versed, expert, experienced, practised ; - ui^npJ-iu^ , exquisite taste /A^
- u!b^u,%yij to exercise, to practise, to
ll/.p/3- a.

experience ; g - u/ii^ni.^iablri^, to 'nstruct, to teach, to educate, to bring

or train up ; /. - u/iiliufiihi^ fi.h-ui ^^^
to devote, to dedicate oneself to
iif.yuii_ ,uMutabyi_

aL.Jk^

to gain

on or

close up with one running; S. -^.

lilipPlrpaiuuM'ii a. well-bitted, softmouthed, docile, subdued, tractable.
Ml'pRfi s. exercise, practice, experience, instruction, knowledge ; ^ -/?
MiMiuuiplibni-p-t-uA Jlutru to cxcrcise or
practise virtue ; u/iyu/i,t-ij^ ~Pu Ipli^
to get used or accustomed to.
ll/.^x", lipTClg, a^j s. pass, defile,

narrow passage

straits

channel

neck, isthmus uiniin^i_, m^ilri^^u to

hold or defend a pass, to be master
of the communications to hold the
roads, to close the passage.
;

Mtp-e^ hvba * passions; movement

of the soul, emotion, sentiment, feeling; animal passions, sensuality, vice;
suffering, pain, torment; accident attributes, properties - /.%/ phases
of the moon jyi^ kpba transports,
ijui^ui^nt.
fits of passion
jiioiutiiuA
Jnilrii.\iU, ^ujinuiiip -, blind, oxtravagant, furious, outrageous passion;
;

>

stir up, to provoke

, to
or excite the passions ; i.f.ai-t-i_qlil,pu
to flatter, to soothe one's passions
iu%Ji%ujiiiut uiit ilfbL-i p tippu I'l-p
to give
oneself up , to abandon oneself to
one's passions, to indulge, to let loose,
to gratify one's passions ; ft i/.J-n^jup^'i,
ippu ii.m,u%iri_, to find oneself in a painful, embarrassing or awkward position ; %nL.uiiChi_ n^lipu to rule, to subjugate or control one's passions, to
bring one's passions under subjection
S. P'-M.^ \t^u/rj; &c.
M[ig a. united, joined, conjoined,
connected, annexed; contiguous, adherent, adhesive, sticking; adjoining,
abutting, lying close to ; ad. conjointly, together, at the same time;-^*'p-a/iiuii_, to run together ; to concur
with, to cooperate; to compete; -^/i.
%t-i_, to be annexed ; -^ s. joint, conjunction, union : kick, kicking; -^pm^

jnLjfh-^qlilipu

\M\

composition, texture ; -^ tCu/Um.

place where four roads meet
"<'"/'4/'
or cross, cross-road or -street; -^
uiiiif-phiiiii
group of statuary - /_

"i'ta

iuMlik^j

tO klck, tO
fling out or kick up the heels.
Mhsdl'kka 0. kicking, vicious, apt to
\\it. s. mastic.
[kick.
i^^l/bni-ij

cuckoo.

Tl/ii./.. s.

-uMiiJiy

1l/>i.,

ifuililrij

s.

l^
conjurer, enchanter.
,

soothsayer,
[black art.

s. demonology,
Sunday uppli-i_ q-u to
observe or keep the sabbath.

'i\[it.uui'iJ'iyai-P-p'A
\\l,t.pu,liir s.

'\\li^pf,u s.

Miuj

s.

[,

^^tt-iT,

vour

kestrel, small hawk.

castle, fortress, fort.

swallow to deabsorbe n^/l - to breathe , to take

va. to

till,

to ingulf, to

qo^a
tfuti^-t.
breath - qjiu/hu to listen eagerly.
,

^juMiftm^uipJ- a. crotaphites.

lli^i/A, ^pii

*\q,npni.^
or

'iilfnT,

s. jaw, jawbone.
plmplo.

S. ^tS-4^/.^.

^MtPti
*^il''i

S.

^M'i

-ui),

ft

s,

[biscuit.

ring-shaped ship-

clime, climate.

cause to swallow.

^laL-^u^ilrirva. to

,i\itu,u,hj;y^i\iryj;
yg[i 'y\tfy^ni-guibyir, m-gl va. to prick;
to sting ; to nip, to bite ; to pique
i(6-<o><-^f4<j to cut or break bread
jyn.% tiTl^itk my hand itches.
Il6-/i6- s. nibbling, stealing a little at
a time ; s. pickpocket ; fig. swindler,
sharper, cheat.
lia-/.^, 46-4/' or iiiriiuib s. clew of
yarn, ball of thread; a. wound in a
ball, squat, clustered, crouching ; uiu._
myiji -% to wind up, to wind into
balls or skeins ; - 4/"^> to crouch, to
squat ; to sit on one's heels ; to creep.
\irirf< a. Stingy , saving , scurvy
niggard, beggarly, paltry, shabby,
\iru.'iiy,r, iiifj,
,

penurious, parsimon,
avaricious, covetous: filthy,
dirty, impure, unchaste.
'\\irir,u\p \\itifn..p-^iJi s. shabbiness,

mean, sordid
ious

meanness, avarice, stinginess, penuriousness, sordidness, parsimoniousness, sordid avarice : impurity, foulness.
llS-^t./", fry/, va. to wind, to coil up,
to make into a clew or coil; to bind,
to narrow, to contract, to straiten ; qJtyiCii juiq^uiaiiu^ to shut ouo's haud
,

grow narrow.

to shrivel up, to

-nt-Ui, s.

tion
ting
cramp.
lib^i/jA&nUj
,

Ija-nt, a.

acid, ta.rt;

garden-cresses.

s. hot.

sharp to the taste, sour,

fiff. pungent, biting, piquant,

slandering, rude, satirical.

l|6-ni.u,y.fr/^. bitter,

or cure; - u,ni,nu^u
draughts or a potion
berbs.

Mufti^-Tvn. to afflict oneself, to be

disheartened, discouraged , to grow
faint-hearted, to languish.
Iffl^tup-

shrinking, contracshortening, shrivelling ; squat-

'ix&lin^'f,

WP

348

111,[*

from, to be close-fisted, hard with the

poor ; -[iirvn. to squat down, to crouch,
to cower; to be contracted, shorten-

ed

languishing

a.
;

[S. li^io/*A-.r.

to sigh or die for.

bitter remedy
to drink bitter

made

amorous

affectionate tenderest, fondest, most

heartfelt, passionate, cordial ;-'i>a3/t^,
to look lovingly at; to woo; -t-iTvu.
to be enamoured of, smitten with, to
burn for, to be ardently attached to,
very fond of; to long for, to pant after,

- J/liflJ't^illllluiir
l\q^,iu/i,^ s. excrements, evacuation,
ordure; fig, scum waste, loss - 4/".
Ij/jf^lii/S-;

^ri/iqtuP-^.

of bitter
[smarting.
ll6-i7i.iz.S-, nj s. stinging, pricking;
1l6^oi.<i>^/iS- a. biting, sharp, acute,
caustic, poignant: - luniihu to burn,
to scorch ; to pain, to torture, [to pick.
\\irni.hir, A-j/i va. to gather, to pluck,
qSi7-/3-fA
M^"'-"'-P-l'ii g. sourness, sharpness, pungency
acidity,
tartness fig. bitterness, acritude, cau-

to strain or pass
or strainer ; to defecate, to clear from dregs, to purge of
lees or impurities ; to fine, to filter, to

sticity,

refine, to clarify.

[shuttle.

tq^ti/", trj^

weave with the

to

va.

IHjuifoi a. scowling, lowering, gloomy, sullen, austere.

Ij^^iiT, irja,/ vn. to sit squat, to squat
down, to sit on one's heels.
""-

^i"3 t'
,

s-

weaver's shuttle.

sink in; ^^nji-m^^ui^j.

eyes

if-n^^u

m^

starting-

cuckoo.

ll^ni-, uij s.

to

hollow, sunken

IflinjjtruJi^

[eyes.

\\li^ir, tjrf vn. to blow, to blossom,

to bloom, to open.

'^lypP^p s. amulet, talisman.

TlytY^s. walnut-husk.

Mql^C

^j

>

gyman,

-uiliufi,

ecclesiastic

u,j

,s.

clerk, cler-

clergy;-;^, the

clergy, churchmen.
l\illrpui^,a'ii a.

^'if^pik""
cle'rical

'"3

S. \nl-p

clerkship

uilfuAi a,
;

clerical attire.

^IS^P'
llYjt 4

insular

s.

small

isle.

islander.

Vr"i' 'd;'"3 * isle, island;

f^pluiuAlnnii.a'b -^ , the Britishlslands.
^'llf'

\\,ipirj;

knot, to

Irtfl,

va. to knot, to tie in a

make a

Mqp/f,ui

s.

va.

filter

^iiiiinuUh s.

t\,^fl%^n

defecation, purification.

-Aiinp

"'nt
"'l'"3 * tile,
pantile; - ^um-mi^/i ti brick; - inm.
t^iupiul^ flat tile ; P-ph-nj i t^nt.n% III
tile-kiln ; itiuiflihi_-o^ to tile, to roof;
,

ll Y.ftin^iii^i.^S

uij

tllcd TOOf.

s.

tiler, tile-maker.

elecampane, star-wort.
tjiy vn. to shrivel up, to
double up, to contract, to

llYy;ii_^.6o;.
Miiai-liir,

shrink, to
collapse, to cuddle or coil up.
^^iluiuiii^ Iji^u^tlTS. ^m/iiiA^ li^tui^t-Jl
t

s. stucco ; -^luuiui/i a. marble-paved,

[ment.
ll2C "L J"
s . marble-paveti/i
"iiTftuij a. of marble, marble, mar-

M^uj6^t,fi

morean.

l|2rtjiii4

42CsVy

s.

pot

knot, to tie up.

indissoluble knot.

earthen-pot,

'"3 * hoof.

^AifiuI^iu^uMfT-filM

[pipkin.

p.uty(u

(ihiiiPui^fey j

-^Irnai

fe.

[or callous.

grow horny
having hoofs.

yn.to

\2C,lu,liuM,-np a. hoofed,

A-4/i *. islet,

\\,lji,lk,r, tr^j.

through a

llzti^ui^iuixui/*, iiijiii/

c- insular.

^L'd-'Jtl' '^-

IqayiJC,
;

ages [ip-^il^i- q-%u ^MUinallh-l_ l^lTf to

look upon, or to count all things as
but dross.

*ll2S'ti4

seminary -ni.pl, s.
holy orders ^ ih.. -[, in

-luinu'ii s.

ilnpni-P-lii^-

M^t-iyuipfi a. marble-roofed.
or l^u^ta'S. lit^t.., 4)-2i'ii(.

clerical, priestly.

seminary.

llit^<i.7ii._j s.

slag; -'fcuij un.

old customs, obsolete us-

inu/jilip bruihrtiUiMii_-op

grow hollow,

Mf/nj^fr, jt-u,i_vn. to

scoria, dross,

i,,uiu,^,

I12tifuiriiii/* i^.y\2CiliuUuMltiulV.

\\2Cinhj; k^f,

va.

to

merely say,

to

confine oneself to saying; * to bark, to

peel.
[skeleton; carcass; corpse.
y^iFutfuf^

M-fpt-u^

S'

jiilruin

umbo

shield or buckler.

\\iJiufiip

the

1^013

S.

boss of a

.;

549

yfhi*

M-O'i^p . &c. S. '{.r/tirp- &c.

Mi/php,u%[> s. pi. cupolas, domes.
Mir^npni-li s.bot.

'^i,uP-n,l_

away

mercury, dog's

caul.

concubine, kept -woman.

-^ui%
uig S. WllO puts

his wife.

^'bui^,'biJj^ s.

repudiation

divorce.

T^-iairuipf, -[, a. effeminate, timid,

weak.
ffiiuli/hlj -[i

fondness for
^iiiuut

lug

&C.

-nt-13-f S. ^tfUiJiJU

^liMitui^n o, \ttf.uiuljn

women
o,,

ujiitni-[3-fiu!ii

'.

s,

uxoriousness.

^iiuii/iMtpq.

S.

faint-

hearted, poor-spirited, cowardly,base.

MliminaiJnp^ s- a sorry garment;
rag, tatter.
[woman-hating.
Ifiiuimt-uig

fry/

mysogynous,
mysogyny.

igtug a.

firiaiuit-gM.i9-[,L.% s.

vn. to grow effeminbecome enervated, feeble,

^lumlnr, k-jiy
ate, to

l^^n

seal; int-h-ufiihu "I'^pnt^L'c > to unseal,

to break the seal ; - iniui_, to baptize
to seal up, to terminate, to finish; -

l^^/wf./.^ sf,

cowardly.

to receive baptism, to be
baptized; tijtLltnt., np [i Iflrpy tO Staud
godfather or godmother to ; - pu/b[iu,
after all, in fine, in short, in a word
- qi'lri_p,a'7il,g to wind up a speech, to
conclude a discourse.
\p,/pi,afj s. a small hood.
tuiLUnu.
%ni,i_,

LV

hooded, wearing ahood

capuchin monk or nun.

Ifi^iiyii-np a.

or cowl;

s.

Ifii^mJayt, a. affected,
ing, wheedling.

elm

flatter-

-^

plantation,
[(for oxen).
the extremities of a yoke

s.

\jfi,A%l,

prim

grove of-s.
XpiTCm^

s.

vn. to become as a
grow haughty, proud,

V|tr2(oA.u,/-, tug,,,/

wildboar;

;55'.

l)%3l^,^

to

s.

siphon, [fierce, insolent.

-lilrpui -glT,ui_ a. hogresembling a wild hog.

Il'//a7?t,f^ a. having a large snout.
lliaj'./a-,
-iCp-uig s. snout, muzzle,
nose; trunk, proboscis ; - luJhing,
^iiTCp-util-l^j;

gish,

Ifiiuiuini.fjJ'

s.

effeminacy

cowar-

dice, softness, faint-heartedness, puM%iiigt^,ai_a. effeminate, [sillanimity.

^'iiuignt,guM'i,i,,r,nL.gl, vu. to scnsualize,
to enervate, to emasculate, to unman.

water-spout.
XfiiTcpp-i iTtP^u/ii s.
IfiiTTlini,

ermine.
\piil.ni-qj ^qP OT 1-qnj S. COWl, hOOd;
monk's gown or frock.
Ifiiq-iu^
,ag tt. bald S. ^inui^
&C>
Iliij-k-iT
trg[, va. to tear
out the
hair * to strip off leaves fig. to ill\til.Jl.-'i,(,

s.

treat.
'ys^m-pliutplrp a. producing incense,
thuriferous; -luu,ai. a. mixed with frank
^slhij-plitriy a. of oliban.
[-incense.
s.

>

scrape, difficulty, hinderance, hitch; - ^iu.%A-^ jlrphuu to

contract or knit one's brows, to frown;
to look gruff, to put on a surly look;
to turn up one's nose, to make wry
faces i,iumu/lilri_, piuiAa[_ q-i tO dCcide a question, to solve or set at rest
,'

a disputed point; - 4.ui-y, plaits,

- luiu,p,,fnj husks of pressed
grapes S. Mnb'"'^'
'V(iiT(n-k,r, trgft va. to wrinkle, to contract, to pucker up; to embarrass, to
confuse, to render intricate, to comto be
plicate
-fiiT vn. to wrinkle
wrinkled to frown to knit one's
brows, to scowl; to become entangled,
complicated,
\\'bn,-[3-(ii.% s. female
sex womanmatrimony; ip't^i_
hood; marriage
ni-Jirp -/jE to marry, to wed a husband iun%ni.i_-p-t or ^ - to take to
wife, to espouse, to take in marriage;
tntuinL-iJlrp nn^nt-utnp pi-p [y'I'i tO glVQ
one's daughter in marriage ^o/_

mand

liiug

sesame, sesamum.
knot, tie pucker,

tion, intrigue,

^uipliuAhu to affix one's seal

sCilum'i, s.

folds

plifi

wrinkle
frowning frown embarcomplicarassment entanglement

olibanum,
frankincense; benzoin; - f-^t^t^,
[pure TlV' S. Si.il't & ^P:e
nj, n4^ s. sedge, flag, rush
lli/.t.%
-UMptrp a. producing -
^'l'.p 4*"j *. seal; signet; stamp,
impression of a seal signature mark,
figure, sign, character; proof, witness confirmation, sentence sign of
the cross baptism mus. tone, sound;
- i^op, the only Begotten Son; - %.
iTui^nt-p-T^ the seal or stamp of imflying seal mortality - la'btli.Mtli
^ni-uni.p-T^
maidenhead, hymen; uiq^uiuin^Jlt
coat of arms, armorial
bearings, crest, arms - fpun/y die,
stamp - p"'*/'j conclusion, end y^H-pni-li

to, to

a maiden as wife for one's son.

;;

,;;

30
baptism.

IfbaL.'hp s.

vn. to grunt.

lltfjtiT, S-ir^tjT, t-i/^

grunt, grunting; - 4<o%u#.

j/i, caressing, coaxing voice.
llt-^nt^m s. beast half camel half
wild-boar, chimera.
l|iri,^ , mj a. bald , headed or
-pated *7_ - ^i. - go up, thou bald
head, go
1

bitumen.
balance ast. Libra,
the Balance ; steel-yard , weighing
machine; weight, heaviness, ponderousness equilibrium, poise equivalent, equal value, couilterpoise proportion parallel, comparison, likening trial,, examination, ponderation,
judgment a. equal, just, tantamount,

vn. to become bald.

^'tnutijnt.^ii/iilrj't "i.^^ vo, to maks

tpiiiiu/iiiaMr, uijiuj

bald, to depilate, to cause the hair to

fall off.

1'3 *

ll^.i.

lfi,^,ii, s.

iiCb
^tltl

pitch,

liiojig s.

equivalent, proportional ; ad. equally,

justly, exactly, proportionately; perpendicularly, directly over, vertically;
qSJte ^^ i^'-iK^ fc?-"j scales, pair of
scales; ira/iipn^^ 4?-w> counterpoise,
the weights of a steel-yard or beam
%<f-Mun or /3-#i//3' t "u^ie
/^'"'i^ kz'^y
the scales, the tongue, the beam of a
balance; - ^a4*-4'"*'"'j'> money-scales;
- ut'bop-ng tare, tare & tret ; - 4""-".
uu,pni,p-k, equilibrium, counterpoise;
>

^uHimn^ uig s. ploctrum ivory

wand to play on a musical instrument
,

with; bow, fiddle-stick.

'ifiiMni.ppiSi s. baldness, depilation
ckem. chondrine.
l(hpiM,p.u,%ni-Pf s. blazon, heraldry.
'i\'7fpu[.pu,irs. oblation at baptism.
^fiigiu^h-uij -qy-trum a. baptized.
\t'ipiu';,yp *. godfather, sponsor;
ipib-ij to stand godfather; -n^/J/iiAs.
the state of a -.

godmother, sponsor to stand - -m-p-^LA s. the state

'VfiipiuiTmjp s.
il,iti_,

or

office of a -.

absolute

relative,

weight; - ^u,qui^iuliu!b' balance of

power Mnuiqui^Mjiuiliufu the scan or
measure of verses, prosody - ^uiu,_
4'-, exactly, precisely; - ift-pntjjm f,
,

4iyp in equilibrium perpendicularly,

>

sealing-wax.
Ifiipu/iM^uA s. arms, coat of arms,
escutcheon, armorial bearings.
IfiiguiMiiw^ -uittn s. keeper of the
seals, the Lord Keeper, Lord Chanl|ipu.i/;,r.

cellor.

vertically ; l[^nil_, by weight ; ^'nfi

fiZP-"'L.' as much, equally, of like mea-

sure or weight liuHinu kz!^"a '^yp ~

standard-weight; ^ju>oitu/4"'/'?-^"'i.
jnt-iqat-pf kz!y"3 officer appointed to
mark weights & measures uiMi^J!u%lrjr_
t"" to stamp with the public mark
- iufrj.iap
correct balance, scales;
just weight -%k%t.n^p-lr, false weight;
- umnL-P-tr ujnit^f to falsify woights
;

>

'

^iipujuinM.

uij a. baptizing,

ing baptism;

s.

conferthe Institutor of the

Sacrament, of Baptism.
liii^iat-np

baptism

a.

s.

spiritual affinity.

concluded, baptized, &c.

l^^hijini.
poacc was made
between.
;

V{pAi*. sealer;
,

uy

s.

a.

or scales

to seal, to close with

a seal, to affix a seal, to seal up ; to
mark, to stamp, to sign to hide, to
cover, to close, to shut up; to confirm, to ratify, to verify; to conclude,
to decide; to pronounce sentence; to
seal, to complete, to terminate, to finish ; to baptize, to confer baptism
;
to sign with sign of the cross, to make
the sign of the cross; - ti^iupuMi., to
wafer ; - uiphmJi!. to seal with blood
^i<^< /^.u^nnt-Phui'i, to conclude a
treaty of peace; -Inrvn. to be sealed,
nM.[ni ifUi^int-p-lrmh

baptized; -ni-PpiX

Ifiipt-j; tgfi va.

V'!^j

specific,

u,pAiM,l[,

conclusive.

seal, signet-ring.

aJl^m

l^^n.npt MMtbutjnuiiutli ni~^

balance evenly; to
counter-balance, to
poise, to
vail,

"itt-ij

to hold the

to equipoise, to equilibrate;
^uMi. i.npityi_Jtiii_,

to

go by rule

&

;j-<#i,

com-

pass, to do every thing with weight

& measure; if'fct^/A^^ - nu4<-sri to
pay exceedingly dear for, or at an
extravagant rate ; ^^'t^, ;^^t/ { -a
rniui^ qu/ii^'i, ft -u
to risk oneself, to
incur danger, to run into jeopardy, to
expose oneself to death, to carry one's
life in one's hand, to encounter danger or death ; ft - Mnu,ni.^u/hlri_, itiikc
[i -u dintu^
to ponder, to examine, to
consider, to weigh; ^ - j;u.%t^, to be
weighed , carefully pondered or con,

sidered

/i
;

- ifbhufii^

JjiJhtu'iiu u,p^ia%lri_,

to

ni-Jh^

>

^ -

compare with;

,;

MZIV

5 1

llfllo

equilibrium.
utai-[3-k ^h-ph^f

compared with,

^iu_ ff

to

compare oneself

^~h ^i^nt^ikit ujiuJini-f u3bi^nii%

fli to receive the equivalent, or in
exchange ; ^niinuuui'bhi_ q- iiyl'j to
lose the balance or equilibrium - 4iu.
balance, balance-sheet; iuniihi_
in-/
[- ^iu^t.[, , to strike the balance
Miin.it-i_q^a,^i. to balance or settle an
account; ugui^uiuiu^t^ ^i^y* u^us^uiui^
*toY^ lij^nilj door-keeper, porter ; S.
"With

[rytes, baryta.
chem. barium ; -/<4 j. ball^./o^o/^i. adulterer.
[glutted.
Mz^u-itp a. stuffed full, gorged,

ll^nti

nt-Jha t tO 06

s.

l|^ui<yf>uif{^

^.reproach, upbraiding,

reprimand, admonishing, reproof, reprehension, rebuke, scolding, chiding;

correction, admonition: adjuration.
\u,u,J'p.hJ', t-gp va. to reproach, to
reprove, to scold, to reprimand, to
admonish, to chide, to reprehend, to
rebuke, to censure to correct, to punish to raise an outcry against, to cry
out, to inveigh against: to adjure, to
;

^^i-iiipiiAni-Pji , -if-llinnJli

ll^<uf.n^^

uij

S.

StaticS.

balance- or scale-

s.

maker.

exorcise.

weigh

li^u^l-utuitrir va. to

[exorcising.

l|^/JJ.f^ a. scolding, grumbling:

^i^nuiJpnM^i S. M^auiJp.ta'lip . [armlct-

in the

mind, to ponder, to consider, to reflect upon; to compare, to confront;

* to conjecture, to judge by guess

\\^nusuiui%uili, uig s.tablet? bracelet,

glutted

\^n.uui^^. a.

conjectureIt^ai^^E.M^b"- acZ. [disinterested.

very much satiated;

^^Mpuip

belly

-uint.p-pt.'i, s.

judging rightly, just,

baroscope.
Iq^.ut-fY. a. important , weighty
distinguished, much respected, emi[nent.
M^i-tril, a. ponderable.
l|^t.r, t-jf, va. to weigh, to measure ;^g'. to weigh, to calculate, to
examine, to ponder on, to take into,
consideration ; to compare, to confront; to shoot, to dart, to take good
aim at, to hit the mark; ^." -, to
weigh well, to ponder, to reflect with
mature consideration to pause ^ouu lit-p to foe cautious in one's
words ; - n^n^iuplfl' to return like
for like, to recompense, to reward, to
renumerate - ij^mpnt-uiirii to strike,
to adjust one's blow; - ^l-^lpi, to
poise or cast a javelin; - qtuJir%,yb
Mu^iap^u to be worth the whole world;
{fum liin-b-in) luliu.'b judgod foy eyesight A"*- n* ^^nJrUB^ Muph-iuP- 'fC t^nu
%ni.uM neither shall silver be weighed
for the price therof. [quiter, rewarder.
\zihfn_, Mz;}-"'lS' weigher; judge; reIj^fi^f. uj *. steel-yard - ifuuim^
Vuil/uii-, spring-balance; S. 'b<'"'/li^o-nj mj s. weighing-machine S.
a.

ll^u/j/grj

s.

>

ni-uilru 4i'!j^itu

surfeited

ad. to satiety;

'H^'tl'o

^"^

^^* one's

full, to eat one's fill, to cram

oneself, [surfeit, cloyment, repletion.
li^i ,11111% j.ni.p[,t.% s. satiety, fulness,
^^luij/iut. s. med, stitch , glancing
pain in the side ; pleurisy.

^nft-iluiTCuin- s.

butter-dealer.

Mn^^t

i-'-y s. butter; S. h^i/^.

Ifnijiii^, uij s. architrave ; lateral

construction; wood-work, frame work,

planks, joists;* back of a house.

Mnquimii,

uij s.

woman's

veil

-*-/'

va. to veil.
tinqn.% n-uili Or nu^ii i n-iujh. f * ~n.iii^
camlet, camelot, camel's colt.
MnP- s. handle ; - n-u/hui^f, , haft of
a knife ; - mi-fe/t . broom-stick or
-handle; S.-"^* & IT^'t'^/"ll.i/?/i^, uig s. obelisk; -tri/. to set
up, to erect an -.
,

s.

i\n[3-nii, s. stalk,

stem pedicle.
;

1l^f.

s.

chem. collodion; *-[nP-

I^ni-uih- oj
,

s.

weighing.

heaviness ,
weight
examination, judgment,
consideration; proportion, equality;
comparison ; asU libration ; Jk -pt
l|2--/?/.cA *.

weighing

^S'.

s.

female head-dress.
M"!" s. trampling or stamping upon;
a. trampled upon, trodden underfoot;
- iCuiiiiuuiuipi^ beaten or frequented
to give
track, public road
</_ ^ to be trampled on, to cause to tread
on t-p^ytip iki- k^ - no one had as
yet entered heaven\nluuiir s. husks of grapes, refuse
1

from the wine-press.

to tread, to tread upon, to trample or

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iinir

tread under foot; -^Afr^, 4"y.> to be

trodden, trampled under foot - mu,u
;

Mtt%
l|"4

smooth, polished, glossy;

fl.

Mn/juiii s.
Ijnftirir, frjf va. to tread under foot,
to trample on to rack, to grind ; to
press, to crush, to squeeze ; fig. to
trample upon, to grind down, to ride
roughshod over, to set at nought; to
invade, to make an invasion ; <- "*
;

-. to trample under foot, to stamp

upon - iTuipnliufii

/JlfJku.'hu

or crush one another

to

crowd

- ipiaiuifiu to

surprise, to make oneself master of,

to take possession of the enemy's
camp ; - ^mm-i n,.pni^ to make a
,

descent on, to invade

[pump.
invested with power.
- l['^>u% forceM"f-'tl_ a. trampling ;
^n/uni-Sb S. ^n^iMi% S. f/At^ ^ ~ tO
be trodden under foot; m,ui_[i-,to
give to be trampled on.
ll/ri-, y, nil^s. lameutatiou , com,

plaint

mourning

weeping

tears

to mako great
lamentation; to chant mournful hymns,
to sing dirges over ; - ^iiinugni-gu^iiri_,
to cause to weep with exceeding bitterness l - irpptiuij ^4'1'0 ^ I'i^s or
uiniini.i_[, il^/tiy n^^pni-p

toss about in waves, to

billowy.
Mn^iuq-l/t a. lamenting,
'^inifuiliiu'i,

1lS-i.rS.

a.

be agitated,
weeping.
[plaintive.

Mnb-uHi^ s. fluctuation ,
heaving ,
swelling of the sea.
[ers.
I|n6-ui/t</f> s. chorus of hired mournTlnS-uimA-Y/f s. place of tears, house
of mourning.
ll4-fr.r, Irgft va. to beat, to strike,
to reiterate blows ; - ^hJ" to give
a slap on the face, a box on the ear;
- qlfni-piru to beat one's breast Ijubi'u, to bruise oneself ;- i^n^
to
deplore, to lament, to bewail one; q^niiiHi, to beat the air, to labour in
ll#iS-/.S^ s. wart, excrescence, [vain.
,

l|n*^/i./",

Irgiy

to deplore, to

tormented

wcar mouming;
lament; to be beaten,
vti.

to

to be agitated, to upheave,
Malfn/uni-p 8. Xfnp bot. [to uudulatc.
;

&

Mn^n^a. poor

proud; bombastic.

\\nl[nqiapuA . boastful, bombastlc

-tiTvn. to boast, to brag, to vapour,

to talk ostentatiously; to tell boastful stories.
'rruirli
Pli s. magniloquence,
Mi,natup.tMiunL^^
boasting, bragging, pomposity ; soph-

istry.

to grow proud, puffed up ; to walk,

to act or to talk in a stately, boastful
or imposing manner; to strut, to stalk.

~qn

lt"4' 'lulli^t

--ffiS.

tlinE-[3-p
~aiup.y
tup-iuliat-.

puffed Up

U.

^nlinquiill,^

bluff

haughty, stately, lofty, ostentatious,

*\niini_s. tailless
uij

hen;

/.J

s.

[supercilious.
*;

flower-bud

/^i protruberant eyes.

Mn^na., [, s. bot. neuuphar, water*ll#74n./^s. testicle.

[lily.

bigh flown discourse;

boasting, swaggering; S. Ti^^"^*

Mnltnilif'^ie

M"inpii., ") s. throat, gullet, gorge;

wind-pipe, larynx.
Mnlfpi-wib -[I'C od. at the top of
one's voice, with open mouth.
<

Mnlinpj.u,^ou a. speaking gutturally;

'^n^npq.[,u -nu i.crocodile- [guttural.
\nlin,-[HiLii s. rough-hewing , mo-

deplorable; weeping,

l|/.S^/i./*.

smooth, to polish,
to put or set in order, to
*\in^[,/i a. clean, neat, tidy, [arrange.
Ifnlibni-u, a. gravelly, sandy, stony.
;

\\n\n'ii

ll4t./", t-jf, va. to

to gloss

blow undulation - i^t^ij MuiLhtru ,un^

irinufbhij tO WCar
(l
linirlri_
mourning, to complain, to lament, to
deplore - i/t6- uin!lilri_, - t^.tun^im-Pt

%nl-l_,

sloe

jfijii,u'i,n,.p-f-,

or hoiiour, to be

to attain to dignity

[bush ; buUace-tree.
bullace ; -ti/r s. sloe-

tidy, set in order,

delling, trimming; cleanness, neatness, tidiness.

uij $. billow, wave, swell,
l\'"iuii
surge, breaker; fig. mountain, hill,
height
eminence , rising ground
fpipliuiili^-^ foaming billows.
1|i74/^<<y/i^ -'-km a. rough, swelling, billowy.
[tossed.
l\n^u,i[,n^it- a. wave- or tempest^"f 1'3 * side, rib, flank; part;^p'.
woman wife ; g -ay ad. aside, awry,
,

sidelong ;<./, - S. S'""- f - ""^v-t*

-{
directly, at once, forthwith ; / I'
Ipih-u to stretch or lay oneself down,
;

down, to go to bed; -^ /.ptru/h^t

cover or binding of a book.
Miufiup-n^iniiuii- s. pleuropneumony.

to lie

Mniiiu^frp- ^t-pOh
Mniiiultlii,

a.

l\n,l,a^[,j s.

s.

pleurisy. [(Eve).

produced from a rib

consort, wife, spouse.

Iqm,

55
flowing or issuing from
s. pleura.
[one side.
s. colia, or -s ( fish ).

Maiitti^nu a.

with the hare

tlaifiuiniM^

to contrive, to stand well with opposite parties ; n^ Jlmt-iT jhplingniiig

1l^<i/</u./^

^"/.""jr'-

-'-P-pi-% s.

pleurisy.

^"t""-"/' o. strong-sided
flanked, robust.

l|m^>^a>4 ip'lurvn. to cease being a

partisan or adherent, to quit or abandon any one's party, to be disaffected.
\\niit-<M,i_ ad. leaning or inclining to

one

side-

\mar. iron-clad.

armod with a

Mnnjfiiiai.np a.
Mnqli'i'^

n/ s.

cuirass;

bread-crust.

tO prCSCrVe
neutrality, to remain neutral / .^A_

-iiy%

uinimt-ij, juAij^i

moaning, wailing; plaintive

ful,

mourn-

querulous; lamentable, sorrow-

ful; ad.

painfully, sorrowfully,
sadly, lamentably, pitiably.

whining

most

groaning,
complaint; com[or compassion.
^nii^nqt-^nM-jfu/bt-iTva. to cxcite pity
lia,jjin,il,p^ S. chin; S, Mnunf,^.
\anlinnu,'ii^

s.

tears, lamentation,
passion, pity.

^.7"^ vn. to groan , to

to wail, to bewail, to bemoan,

M"i^"ill"/'<

moan,

two

of

choose

evils

the least ium/nt. [i -jh/iik inpui he

sate near him ; g "/ -, whence ? jnp
-, which way? / linqtru/itk ntu'i,, near
the house ; jiyuir-JhAik on this side;
/r Jpi-u -iPu/iik
on the other side ; jirp.
;

on both sides //
from different parts; f

/i^jniJiy -tTii/ry

groaning

a.

ikn^iinni.,

ljflllri_

-/lo%j,
tln,ijiqiu^l,%

hounds,

'

-//u>%jtr

heavy-

& hold with the

-ru/i,,,

in various parts

from one side to the other

& through, right through;
jfiiiT -iTui'iitf
on all sides or hands
from all quarters, everywhere; jp't^
-ru.'i.k
on my side on my part, as
for me
/i
ik'i'l, -J'l^^k, from you; in
your name.
'^niiUhutii.pni.p-licX s. chorography.

^Jpi-a^i

through

llnYaSu.a-01. . partisan.

to beseech, to

[-nt-/?fJ!>.

Mnq!ii,ui\mii o. obliquc , diagonal;

crosswise, indirect; -4f ad. laterally,
obliquely, sideways, indirectly.
yfaq3iiiit^[ij
&C. S. Mnt-uuilljij &C.
>

y^niiuut^uMit Junitulituij^. V^nnShtuLuj/

llniiiTu/iiiaqiiiojlifi
^ni^ifu/iiiujlili

walking

M-np S. Mihui^fi

^niiphu IUU

late[rally.

uIlMMij

\\n,iahuiulip
s.

partiality

a.

iHrpuij

Jhi^TCuiq

tO

plaCC

XU.

bed, to put to bed; fnj[ulii_- t -f'-'i'k

to turn from side to side - u,u,i_, to
recede, to retreat, to draw back ^ lriui%iri_, to retire from, to withdraw
ai5iiri_ ^- nt._
oneself, to stand aside
pni-,p
to take up the cudgels for, to
take one's part, to range oneself on
the side of, to side with one; Ay.^"jnL.% ftutf -Wiuii^ ^"i^y lUi'Irij to run
;

partial; -uJtpnM^fiJb

party-spirit.

\iniiSLmj/yg

the

utting or projecting part of a building.

Jh/hg s. flank, side; side,
\\niiiijM
part, party ; climate ; confine, quarter,
canton; country, soil, region, land;
-Jh/iip iu^ra^4/. cardinal points; 4.
liuin-iuli - , the wrong side
the opposite party; i4<"/i -1 weak side; ^ Jp
-, aside, apart; mn. [, -, slantingly,
awry, sideways, laterally; t 'I' ~ P".
set apart, to lay aside ; ^.'Ifii-lj to
ibtit-i^. lu'liliu.'i.jiu to lean on one's side,
to lay oneself down, to repose f '\\nii,ra,'bnj s.

-iTufiia

Jliy -iTu/iik

to complain, to lament
implore, to entreat.

iMiniilri_ ji

-J'la'bj

COmpaSS

S.

itniltujpi

- S-jct > pocket,

mariner's- or sea
portable or travelling - ; - mar. cho[tial.
rographical-chart.
1\nti^u,i-np ad. S. 'y^niiphutlili ; u. par^nifSthiuifiiuli a.

bounded, limited, cir[put to bed.

down, to

cumscribed,
\\niiphir^nt-j.a'i,lTirva.

\\miauir S.

^ni^ng

to lay

\\n,i,ru/i,i,,r.

the ribs of a vessel, knee.

\\niinp //J s. a sleeveless tunic ; an
under waistcoatl|iy#.Ji-,/*iia. to conjecture, to guess.
llf2A l\niiniinu S. COloSSUS.
ViniiauinM-tii
uiuijij s. spoils, pluudcr,
booty, pillage, sack, robbery a. spoiled, destitute; </t^4 - k"'3"'-3'"''^L. H^-e
jl!^afbnt.p-lr%k tO dCS/. ,u!liti.hpi\i^
poil of one's clothes, of one's authos.

rity ; Jhpli

iun%h-i__

disarm, to strip

10^

[1

qlibnL,^

tO

off.

Ifaqiiiiiurin'bp s. spoHatiou, Tobbery,

deprivation, depredation.

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3 4

iinir

despoil, to
strip, to plunder, to sack, to ravage,
to rob, to rifle, to pillage ; to deprive
of, to bereave; ^ikqu/iia - to commit
t^f, va.

liniinMifuit-iT,

to

Vj/.^nj^m/.^*. spoiler, despoiler, pil\n,in,lj nj

baskot, pannier, frail,

hamper; - uiu,,[nj, &c. fruit-basket,
&c. S. ^airpliiu
ui^ s, basket-Hiaker
\\n,iniluiii.nphs.

-riLpJ,
s.

s.

making, work

seller.

-iluiXum.

[rattle, toy.

-nj S' knco-pan

tpj s. branch, bough.
lly/< qtpp
l^nTCnj *. astragal; door-post, sidepost, jamb joint, articulation; anklebone; knuckle-bones (for play); lp"'3t bol, hellebore ; q-mp in- - ^".
Y^/j to play at cross & pile, or head
S. ^niinilji

\\n,[n,fi

&

tail.

county; earldom ; -"'-4^ */" countess.

ll/y , /i *. dung, cattle-dung.
linyiuY-'iif.^iii- *. dung-beetle.
l\n/ui%nj

[lager, plunderer, robber.

sacrilege,

kns

s.

cloaca, sink,

s.

common-

sewer, cess-pool.
s. drain, sewer.
Mn/q^-^'H . point of section in grape[flux, dysentery.
stalk,
^yiS. diarrhoea, looseness of bowels,
l\yu kni-ufii) sf. virgin, maiden ; the
Holy Virgin; aj9<. Virgo; a. virgin, vir-

\lnju,^-P

maiden, maidenly pure, chaste

uncontamiuated, untouched, unminglmysterious secret,
ed inviolate
hidden; - ^--i4^/.4 young virgin,
girl, maid; - /?/"-. the number seven;
- -^ui'uuiuiuipi, untrodden path; - ^t.
ginal,

pirqiru/it

empty tomb

S. \;iiu%lrir.

side; party; S.
\\n,iUh pr. towards, in the direction of;
T^np -, which way ? where ? ( k-^uk
ufuuil on that side or part ; jwJ-^aL.,
uu,^, on all sides; j"f - t-i. ^un^jfi
l|//

4n-uij

s.

heel-bone
button;
* trunk of a tree
bot. bud, germ
Jtrqni-mj bce-hive or swarm of bees
- iu,i.'iin^i_ut-iiirm%j to bud, to sprout,
to germogliate, to shoot lo^^^^^i.-"
to button; lapJia^t-i^q- to unbutton.
l)oa'<ii;(#^/>^ s. button-hook.
MnTCuM/fiupiai, s. button-maker.
^inTfuAip s. porker, pig; fig. corn, callosity.
[-4-1 bread.
lin7Caiu{quitrri_ s. bot. gluger
muA [
\n'X'ium u#j a. uneven, odd; ^u^ -.
- odd & even S. T-"/ & llnzc.
u.g

\n7Cu,li,

s.

ll3t?;^. s.

halter.
;

-[nrvn.

of divers colours; corsage, bodice.

\\n-2Cii^L-irva. to vex, to torment, to
deal harshly with.
l|/,a;^, TOrq^qu.g g. truuk, log, block;
trunk, body; fetters, shackles, stocks;
rack, torture ; fig. parent-stock, race,
lineage; .p,t^, u[i,ii.lri_\t linTCtnu to put
in stocks or fetters Jt linn^qu iruimm-^
ju/i,ki_, to place on the rack, to put to
;

torture.

^.bulbaceous, bulbous.

1\''^nkq_> -iipi_s. bulb, bulbous root.

l|o2r^t./-, ir^l, va. to lop off, to trim;

pluck or root up; to cut off, to

break in pieces, to shatter, to smash.
to

loppiug off ; rootlug

up]; extirpation.

M"Jk" \nju
.

/.

&

the other

gtaiii

&

hither

.fhmnfli

there
^#<f_
to taKe a waiK
& fro ; jiyu - juju
on that of
this side
;

&

on

&

here

j^nit ~
thither, to

I.L.

the river, here & there ; jiyb - *.

ilnifii, beyond the sea; / p-HnJbu -,
jt,u -, behind one's back, behind,

from behind; juiplri-lr[tj 4"-m4-, from

the East juiphK^iFni-mu - towards the
"West; /f ^uju h^ ! - lin,iJ\Jb^ 4/l-"f.
ui^j
towards the North ^ ^mpun-ui.
lin.piu lin^ak
from tho South; f ti2.
Iint-ul;
for us, for our part, as for us
I Jhp - 4- he is on our side, he is favourable to us nllh ftfSp - k-i-nUh IVp
one maintened this & another that;Jp ^ Jjini i^HM-upi pj^tuphuiij one side
,

ornamented
with raised embroidery;*, garment

s.

button

to button one's clothes.

lluif^ti^^, li2fij44 a.

XinTCnuini-ai.

wherever he pleases j'y - j-y^from one side to another, on one side

M"^liirir< ii^l' va. to

l]n2rt^A-Y.""-"/'

s.

count

earl; -ni-J

fought with the other f liuMuimpuiifu towards the end of my letter;

t-iu/iiiri_li puijiruy -, to retire aside; f
^pu - qjitTrnj of hewn stone.
Uyuw, lini^mfij s. heap, mass, pile;
great crowd, throng; flock, herd,
drove; meadows, grazing grounds;
- .J/iny paddock -uiumt^j^ constel;

PiP-l'u

<

lation, cluster of fixed stars.

[ter.

Mynuiuiiii% uig s.stud-groom, mas\niP lini-pu,^ a. blind, sightless,

,

eyeless ;-

^/./.iyt^,

uiiiiii^ni-p-li

to blind; - 4*'.

^u^uMuiiu^nt^p-^

passlve

implicit obedience; blind submission;

ina
j/iB^ u,/i.ujp -

53S

linn-

one-eyed, blind of one

6ye ff - 4- - f^^ ^uiU - iTuio^ is
better to be blind of an eye than to
want understanding ; better want of
sight than intellectual blindness; P/^3-! blind fortune! S. tf^ii; -, *q^nLpuu% ad. blindly, blindfold, rashly,
unadvisedly, at all risks, inconsider-

"bnt-np-i^,

ately.

to convoke, to call together, to assemble ; - ^o^'//oL/3f i to call on for

help, to invoke ; - qn^ jtuiu to call

s. cone ; fir
pine ; -,
conic-sections ; -mlimm-^ a.
zool. conirostre ; -.^i-i- a. conic, -al.
^nii^a,^ u,g s, brief, bull, decree.
'y\a%

f^li-^ s.

^ntiii.ui^uni.liii s.

writer of bulls

[t

[of bulls.
bullary, collection

hemlock.
[aziz.
cyperus ; turk. habbul'

s. bof.

\\n%it-,i^s. bot.

\\n%n-l,,

compiler or

-^ or

M-Aii-iuiitupiait s.
y^ntijin'b

bullist,

&C. S.

T]"fe.

s.

I'-i

shell,

lln^nTdi.ira,^ [pi(-ir vu. to

or cudgelled to death
rack.

bo beaten

to die on the

drum, the tattoo

over; to beat the

^inu%//_/f -i to be
,

present at roll-call mtui_-itfl, uiuimuiu.

juafiilto answer a summons.
;

lia^u^u/b

vocative.

s. gr.

[,

\niiT,r, h^f, va. to call; to call in

invite

to call, to

name

to

lyop ~

Jli

back, to revoke to call off, to bring

back jh-mu - i^ui'iilu to unsay, to
recall what one has said, to retract,
to recant, to revoke - [ q-ium to cite,
to summon .^y< to subpoena, to
summon witnesses - [ 4i"j'"-Pl to
[nowned.
quote, to cite.
;

lln^tytu^ a. called, surnamed; re^n^iuiii u,j s. rattle; clapper.

Mn/iiai^uA , uij s. guest, tablo-com[the house.
panion ; the host.
fia^iutinkf .Jnviter, host, master of

&

extremely harassed, vexed, weary,

very much fatigued.
lln^n^CitSii s. torment, torture, rack;
suffering, grief, trouble.
; fig.

slaughter

ta- "3 * lump of clay, clod,

sod, glebe; corn, callosity; a. hard,
rude, rough, coarse ; * rude, unpolished, clownish , boorish , ill-bred , ill,

mannered, rough; awkward, clumsy;

uM^utqutiili spur.
,

grossness , coarseness, indelicacy, rudeness.

Ijn^iiytJ'va. to form, to shape, to
*\\n^,n--l3^l,^b s.

fashion, to figure.
ll^. call, appeal, invitation;

tj/i^n^as. s. calling, call,

-jm,

MntuA, writ, summons, citation; -p

JlAiuuiTuipm
challenge ; ^%nL.npiu^
muster, roll-call j - un.%hi_ it.
liui%

nomination;

appellation, name, nomination, denomination ; appeal, summons, citation,

assignation; invitation; invocation;
vocation; jtmu -, retraction, recantation, unsaying, recalling ; S. M"i_i
\liaruijnt-l3-nK-h

^n^iiig.

^ng s. invitatloH banquet,

;

feast, entertainment,

ll/^/ia*itr, tj/. va. to -beat, to strike,

to bemaul, to beat to death, to torture, to put to the rack , to murder, to
slay, to massacre, to butcher, to kill
in a violent
cruel manner ; -// dw.
to torment or trouble oneself, to be

Ijnjui

call

conch-shell ; basin, wash-hand basin; dish, bowl, porringer back or console of a throne
arcade, arch, porch; nuptial-bed.
llnlipiiMAt-i. a. in form of a cupola
concave, vaulted.
[murex.
Mn%pt;i_, utg S' couchylia, purple-fish,
\\nipk-n. I, s. enchirium. [worn away.
Iln^^na'a. beaten, ruined, destroyed,
Mn'iip

to

good cheer, good

-feu unAh/j jopl{bhi_, to give a

dinner party, to feast, to treat, to entertain, to give an entertainment, to
banquet, to feed well; /i-a-o4uy -feu
lun-fet^ /7i-i/tp
to entertain one in a
noble manner, to feed him luxuriously, to treat him nobly, to give him a
splendid entertainment; ^ -feu m-pui^
(utn.p-hai'b in the midst of the festivities fi J-ui,riin^n^ during the enterll""/ '4! A? "3 s. eye-lid. [tainment.
*l]/<^uf.^s. shock of wheat-sheaves.
lluu^ui^. u._j s. confines, boundaries,

living

[gravel; sand-stone.
s. pebble , shingle
*\\au{liui
\\nuiuini-P-litii S. '!"*.
-i-/?/ii.fe.
[sandy.
y^nufCni-m a. pobbly, gravelly, stony,
\au{muipu,%^M a. monstruous, enormous , deformed , misshapen , ugly,
churlish, rustic, rude, rough.
Ijnn. *. villein or duty service; *S.
limits.

l]nu;/i:a',

iiiiCy

47

MS
linn-uiilujp

5 6

working

a.

in

statute-

[ugly spittle.

labour,

*l|o.;^*. buffalo-dung: large phlegm,

llnijitn

lean, tat

tituP-^umt^

itiabp

^'l^i_

~nt-

l"*y^

t^P

"~

to milk a

f^ui[3-%iui^i^ut

a - with or in calf; **/_

calve

to

liPt-i_

Or

uluiptunuMli

milch dairy
-

yiun-Mui^mii

-, russet, spotted or speckl-

uiujpjiku,

ed

COW

ir~a S

^^ll_^

ii#/(zi^/i?/^^

~"'~3

leech; umlfii^,

uimlini^i^ -ni-, udder,

cow-beef; li"'2l'> i'"pP-- neat-leather
hide umhu. -m.
hair; tf-mr -m.^,
house; 4"'-> .f"
dung lint-l' -""-J butter of
linp -ni.
Kine p^tli pu#ff.u/^, u^n^tZb uinn,n^
^/iiA * uinn.ui[_ -nt- bellowing, lowing
of a-.
[laoertus facetanus.

dug;

Jf;u -ot.,

\\niluM,l.liui^

-a-#it.6-

eft

s.

newt

tln^u/^^^ a. cow-eating , ( a great

eater).
[-"-4/' sf. cow-keeper.

cow-herd,neat-herd;
IXniltru/ii s.pl. cows, kine.
^"#^/* s. cow-milker.
*l|n^/3 s- cow-house, vaccary.
Mnmu.li a. little, short of stature.
Mfuilii^s. cotyla (measure).
Ifniliiiiiuiif

^j

s.

MnuiltUl, s. bot. cress-

mug, drinkihg-vessel.
-tlLli^ a. hawk-HOscd

l|>i<i>^%f. s.

MnrnJit-aiti

*\\au,n^^.\}l2l,i-p.

[aquiline--.
js. moTsel, part, fragment,
slice, bit, piece, lump ; - 4'"_j^
piece
of bread.

Mnmnp,

Mmniipui^ i5 s. carnage, massacre,

slaughter , butchery ; defeat , rout
overthrow, loss - u/L^,mpp. // </-^</
,

-u tO make
dreadful slaughter, to cut to pieces,

Muithi_, fnpiri-i_

Jbh^aiJtit

to slay, to rout.

Mnmnpuiti
slice
/ui%

uig

/3-/i-ry

>

s.

Small

fraction

bit,
;

piece or

nunAnpQ.ui^

-, decimals, decimal fractions.

fractional, [pieces.
\\nmnp,uuihirva. to cut into several
\\nainiiu-liu-)l^i a.

Mnuinpkj; t-^f, va. to break, to break

in pieces, to shatter, to smash ; to cut,
to cut

down,

destroy, to
break, to rout, to defeat, to overto

fell;

to

throw; to massacre,

to kill to cut, to
pull to pieces or tatters; to divide, to
share, to part; /ta-u.jtft^o -, to hector, to brag, to boast, to

swagger, to
be of importance, to take
much upon oneself, to be impertinent;
- ^ uuyp unv-uhpl to put to the sword'
pretend

to

'

;
-

llflP

destroyer, massacrer;
slaughterer, exterminator.
Mnuinpf,^

s.

^ninnpni-utO' f nL.ilh O. '^nuiaptuo'

*l|<iim##r vn. to itch as a cicatrix,

as healing wounds.
\\nuipiuinntA u.

brokcu

to

pieces,

smashed, shivered, shattered.

Mnp a. curved, bent, crooked, aduncous; It -a. bowed, inclined ad. down,
- li"p'"3l"-L.'
below, downwards
fdepressed, cast down ; ^ - linpituAhu
to cut down, to overturn, to throw to
the ground, to overthrow, to upset;
;

to dishearten thoroughly, to strike

with dismay, to confound, to abash;
break down,
( - linph-u/Tiliij to fall, to
to sink, to be overthrown; fig. to droop,
to be disheartened, to give way, to
lose heart, to be ashamed, abashed;
- ifliir s. curve-

fig.

l|/i^/^f 5- a. curvilineal, -near.

Mnprntf-^unt^fS-^t^t
llf7fi<^#oi_^

Mnp

S.Mnpuiif^*
ft

tlS"'l"

M'T'"'-

humble, to abase, to
humiliate, to overwhelm with shame
- ilfLhi, to hang one's head, to get
linp

ui,iiiiri_,

to

confused, to humble oneself, to lose

courage, to be ashamed, abashed,
humiliated.
Mnpu.iiiikJ', y^fi vn. to have the eyes
cast down with shame or confusion,
to be humiliated.
\np,ulinp a. ashamed, confused, depressed, humbled, debased, humiliated ad. with hanging head, humbly,
full of shame, quite confused, abash[a curved beak.
ed, ignominiously.
Mnpuiliuint.^ a. hawk-billed, having
\npuiiru,,i.fii_ a. armed with curved
claws or talons.
\npiJbuM,r, uiijiuf vn. to be bent, bowed, crooked, curved, to grow camber;

ed, to stoop, to warp

to fall in, to
sink fig. to bend the head, to bow
down, to be humbled, depressed, confused, debased; jtmu liyu - lipiiliia^ o_
;

"'fo, to

become bandy- or bow-legged.

\npufb^

s. humiliation, shame, debasement, confusion, consternation;

dishonour, ignominy, infamy, oppro-

brium

Jlrifiai.
luJhP-UMit^ -Aio^
; -%o_p
ad. shamefully, ignominiously; *-

^.oi ^uiT!
thing

dreadful, o unheard of

MnpuijnL.juAlrJ', m-ap VU. tO bOud, tO

to crook, to camber ; to incline,

bow,

,
;
,

,;;

lino

3 7

to fold ; to arch, to vault ; fig. to humiliate, to mortify, to dishearten, to

deject.
[humiliating.
^"P"'3"'-3ti- <" bending, crooking;
llnpu.^/.ma.bent,bowed,huddledup.
\\apuM^u,Ji^ a.
B-^nnt-P-fiiX'

hump-backed

-m^

[alms-basket.

corban gift alms

rough, untilled,unploughed, wild, waste; fallow;*, waste
'y\npp.m%
l|i/7^,

f,

luj

s.

a.

l\npj.u,/^

, u,j s.helmet, casque. [land.

^nii^uAutiT, uigufi vn, to lie fallowMnp^ui^m-^u/bhirva. to let lie fallow.

*'!"/'#*' * ^-p-

pack-saddle.
savory.
l^np^nt-p-liii s.the becoming waste,
sterile, uncultivated, desert, [lin-seed.
^npt-uilj, t^uij s. millet; .*...-,
"^nphliia^uiu. s. millet-seed ; -4y s.
l|n^i^/r.%r

-^n/fc

s.

*. bot.

bread.

made of millet.
millet-brandy.
s. draw-plate, drawing-

^nptrlihiitti a.

'y\np^u'ii

plate

s.
J,

wire

fig.

drawing-plate
proof, experiment.

screw-

liap

hi-u hiufuiFi_, to

quished, humiliated,

[/tu^'-l"

be van-

,M"i""i"p

f\np fi ^np S. H"pui^

inp [i i^inufu
Mnp[, s. conduit, pipe, tube, spout;
drain, channel, gutter[med, bubo.
^"/'ft*- kernel, stone; grain, seed;
1]n^/i%^% s. bot. daisy.
ftine-spar,
,

corundum, adaman, ^ s.
plruAg s.ti cub Or whelp of
any wild beast ; - wn-^i-b-nM. , lion's
whelp ; - tupfni- bear's cub, young
bear ; - fyisi young wolf; - ^uA
\\npl,%,l.n%
linpl.i.'i,

>

puppy, pup
viper.

&ia%/r,uji

gaming has been

^loM,

his

ruin -fnrvn. to fall backwards or on

one's back; S. ^^npiru/u ui%iiu/iif,ir-^linpit,u%nLjSh Jkh-, to bc routcd, dispersed, defeated; to be exterminated,
annihilated ; - } i,inuMpmnt-P-% to lay
down one's pride or haughtiness, to
cease to be puffed up or proud ;^
;

- to end in mourning - uiuip,

to be over head & ears in debt;
- juin-iauuikiu to subside into fable
ifiiaiL^i Jtp jiui-iup -lilrgiu'ii
our glory
is lost or vanished away.
</<i<_^

mtrop

- t'^'h young
;
to upset, to overturn.

whelp

[ife/^i

Ifnp^ s. overturning ; /> - or - it.

y^nph^uA a. prostrated , prostrate
prone ; - ui%^um%1,i_, to fall upon one's
face ; to fall down ; to go to ruin, to
sink into decay, to be overthrown,
to crumble away, to fall to pieces, to
be ruined ; - mpliufbh-ij to throw down,
to overthrow, to destroy, to ruin.
\\npiruM'hlTj; y^fi va. to overturn, to
subvert, to overthrow, to demolish,
to destroy, to ruin

to lay

y\npis iMiithuni-BUilihir O. '\nph'MijUb-J\

\nph-uAl,}_s. destroyer, waster;

perverter

a.

waste ; to

ing

fig.

ruinous.

\npirui'uMjfU

to snatch, to take
away, to wrench, to wrest, to extort,
to take by force, to ravish ; to deliver,
to free, to disengage; juAii -, to
win, to gain over.
lln^4 s. young girl ; np. Proserpine
'ilnpqt-J', t-jfi va.

P -u or

'^nph^oi/t

frame

llflP

extirpate, to exterminate; ji^pkhe -

to fell to the earth, to throw, strike
or dash to the ground ; - ^iiappuu{u
to dismantle, to pull down ; - ;jf>p p
^aii-tumng to pcrvcrt from the faith
- q^Jtu/iiu to throw down, upset or
destroy each other ; - ^(t-uAu , to
come to an untimely end; fuu,,^ ^np_

s.

overthrow, overturn-

ruin, waste, devastation, desola-

tion, destruction, demolition; tumbling, crumbling, sinking ; fall, downfall

decay

rout

c,Mutnu^uipi,utliiu%

extermination

- universal deluge;
,

- ^ if^piy uiift-i_, to ruin, to destroy,

to waste ^ - pt-p^u uA^iiApi_t to be
on the brink of ruin, to be ready to
fall, to fall or go to ruin or to decay;
;

4A^t>tf_ ^ ^np6-ii/tJiu%ir'b to rebuild,

to build up
to recover from ruin
again, to restore, to repair ; fig. to recover from disaster or misfortune, to
raise again.
MnpiftJ', irjt v<^- to empty.
MnpQ [i or n/ s. dirt-spot, dirt, filth,
ordure ; * caked filth attached to the
[wheat.
long tails of oriental sheep,
,

Mnp/fnm , /> or y s. dccortlcated

^npi^nm^TC S. SpCck, SpOt, SpOcklo.
^np-^C, Jig s. griffin S. 'Ilii4"-2C; mus.
crotchet; * a. crooked, hooded; *S.
;

jargou, brogue, cant.

chromatic.
y^np'b.f.u/i,
/> s. bot. origan^npip-aipf f fi a. convex ; -m-P-piA
*-Php * convexity.
\\np%^li a. loseable, evanescent.
\\np%^j; plru;j vti. to bc lost, to disappear; to perish, to decay, to be deMapTCuiituni.

s.

MnpTCui/lHi a. mus.
,

;;;
,
;

MRV

i58

stroyed to lose one's way, to lose

oneself, to go astray, to err; to go to
ruin, to ruin oneself; - uiu./;i4 to
;

die of starvation, to be starved to

death ; to be dying of hunger ; linphmi^
jjt^muili IfiP, all memory of me was
lost; linpkiuL. jnju JtiT, my hopes have

vanished 4"/'/'/ j^v^"'"3

you gone, be gone.
;

'y^npni'ijin'i. s.

T]^n^

a.

b'''"3

S^t

-f

- or -^

s.

vigour,

force, strength, might, power ; dexterity, skill, proficiency, address, abili-

ingenuity; - iruiutg , strength of

mind; - JlufflSn/, bodily strength, vigor.
\n[,niljup.u/ii, -[uou o. eloqueut, fluent.
keen ,
\npnilu,p.l,p. a . keen-eyed ,
acute, piercing.
linpn,lmili[i ud. stoutly, vigorousIy,
valiantly ; dexterously , cleverly ; a.
ty,

valiant, able, skilful, clever.

y:\npn4u,iji^a. expert at drawing the

bow

archery

well-bent
(bow) - uiiflri^ui^np skilful archer.
subtle,
\\npniluij],, a. keon-witted
penetrating, ingenious, perspicacious,
sagacious , acute ; shrewd , crafty
cunning.
skilled in

MnpniluiJ'uini.p-fiiSh s.

sagacity, abili-

ty, perspicacity, acuteness, wit.

^npniju/iijiuir ,

lugiu/ vu.

to rocovor

one's strength, to take courage ; fig.

to tax one's ingenuity, to set one's
wits to
\\npailhMr, tyf vu. to take careful
aim at, to hit the mark fig. to obtain
one's scope or end to weigh accurately or justly, to do justice.
tlT^m//i a. shooting skilfully, care;

aiming at ; skilful in arms dexterous , expert , skilful , handy ; nervous, robust, vigorous, valorous, valiant; intelligent, ingenious, clever,
witty, wily, keen ad. S. l|o/../u.4f ; fully

juMifk,^, ht.

sword

iini-utp

skilful

with the

& bow.

Mnpn^niuP-ld,

be

,
to loso Or let slip an opportunity; ^puiiii ^uii^t, tfif.iaufli,
to lose a wager; to lose the game; to

qtiiuim/r^^i

cast.

\npnutufun,u -i/f^s.losor a.losiug.

\npnM-um linpuinlru!ii s. loss ; wastc
damage disadvantage misfortune
;

cause one's own ruin f - fAp-u/iiuMi,

to hasten to one's destruction; ^/At^
;

h or J""l/^ l^npumlruih tO 06
upon the brink of ruin or destruction;
lih-ndi

JhiruiJbir -u Mnn^J-t-u to suffer heavy

losses ; ^npumlnuJp. ^"^i'mn-fe^, to Sell
at a loss ; tl"^ b - t'-C ' ^^ hastens to
his ruin.
\\npumuiliiii% a. loseable, perishable,
transient, transitory; fleeting, vain;
admissible ; -m-Pt s. unstable nature,
inconstancy ; admissibility.
"y^npumuiuiuMmlip a. causlug loss; deceitful, delusive, [ing the perdition of.
y\npumuiuk[i a. contriving or schemTlnt.

dung, manure, muck.

pinaster, wild pine.

nf s.

llni-ti/r .

4t"j * pole-cat; cat;

hunch-backed.
llnt/^ liP-n^ s. vintage ; harvest
lini-P^ jppuMpjuinii wine-dregs or lees.
Tlnt-j^,

*hump

iiqp^,

a.

earthen-pitcher, jug,
jar; water-pot.
[low, to gulp down.
ll.iY_*- swallowing ; [ - muY., to swaltiaiLiuiii
s. tonsure, shaven crown.
f,
Mni-itp.uij 'i\ni^4^ s. Gr. w. colyba,
colyva, boiled grain.
Mnt-nM^n-piuj fi S. Gv. W, S. U7fV'/
\ni-liat-i_s. hood, cowl.
l|#Ti.J-

J^J-nj s.

Ijni-^

perdition, ruin, destruction; lost thing;

- ,ru.u,'i'l>u to perish, to be lost ; ^ f,
num'iilrij to lose, to cause to perish;
to kill ; u/liluijp oMuii^Ii ft iTiumlilrij to

texture

lln^ni.umi'A'//', /#/. z;o. to losc ; to mlss,

to mislay, to be without; to ruin, to
undo, to destroy; to put to death, to
kill to exterminate, to annihilate ; -

to lose

to lose the clew or the thread of one's

speech - ju-^-ujf , to lose sight of; -

dexterity,

ability,

good name, to be
defamed, disgraced; - iji/3-t^ puA^A

address; S. ^npnijuMiTinni-P-lit^] - p.
*^ji eloquence, fluency of speech; PP.j, piercing sight, [ing, curvature.
\npni.p[,L^, s. curve, bend, camberTln^i/iA^ a. aquiline-nosed, hook--.

s.

way, to

One's reputation or

be

Gv. w. coral.

S.

to lose one's
lost, to stray ; - ^4<^u-

qXuAtuiiMiiapi^,

ii^ip s. plait, fold, doubling

- iuippp fishing-line.

llo-./^p,

liipni.

s.

beaver, castor;

JhpP- beaver ; (ifi^uip^) beaver-hat; ijiiipm- Jtni., castoreum, castor-oil.

[caldron used in torture.
\in..qp- or 'iiqni-P- s. largo boiler or
tlfx-^A' a. gluttonous, greedy.
fiipnu.

*\in,.irs.

draught, mouthful.

,
;

,,;

iinu

19

umbo, nombril of a

llm-ifp *. navel,

scutcheon, boss of a shield.

-m,

Tlnt*^,
l|nL%f.ti

a-.

]^.^n,-,ip,.
IpiiniXf s. turf, sod
1|n.2<<i
liju,\, s. flank, side ; belly
;
* satiated ; Jhipai^ / - uia.Hri_t-p[i^^
/<"j I to set spurs to a horse, to spur
on, to gallop; *yfj f_- t'-P t l""4'k"'-Rlr%k IfJ-Jk he hath filled his belly
with my delicacies.

\niiiu

-ft'u

bald, hairlosg.
wheel ; * nave of

iitiml o.

lpiq.u!b s.

a party, to adhere, to favour, to support - ilfl,h-i_ni.dbip to side with one,

to follow one's party, to be of the
party of, to take one's part, to undertake his defence, to be wedded to
one's own opinion fe- n^a^m-ffi ^A*-^
- to rest or remain neuter S. linysa.

lock ; padlock. [ino.

\\at.uiiMiiy s. carter's smock, gabard\\nijM[p
liufpy , ntl_ s. bitumeu, asphalt, pitch ; tax, naphtha ; petroleum,

l|n<-if(^a?<

living

a.

celibacy

in

unmarried man or woman ; -ni-Pfs. unmarried state, single

life, celibacy; sm. bachelorhood; sf.
virgin, single,

spinsterhood; 4ta/_--p. to live single.

Tlnj-u;/^, ^uitrq_s.

rock-oil; S. "b""-Tln^M. s. condensing, thickening ; a.

condensed, compact, firm, solid, hard;
beaten, trodden, frequented; massive,
large
heavy ; carved sculptured
hammered; pure, refined; ad. vehemently, forcibly ; unceasingly, unre,

incessantly ; - uinqnuiuij
,
or beaten road, high-road,

mittingly

common

main thoroughfare - 4i'"^^"'u armed

with a cuirass, armed cap-a-pie, from
head to foot - ifJpJk-uijp. - ^^Jt-uAj
;

^hui*

f/tip, continually, one

;jjp/f or
after the other ; blo'w after blo'w ; ~
fpt-i_, to "write close; ^Lp2y''""i['
jnulili ^niTiu^Pi^, to load oneself,'with

gold Ornaments -'iifiquii nu^p golden

lance ; - - ^l^^lfb mus. refrain, burden
of a song.
\\ntjLb l^nMMh j.back; i^n-u inuM^np^
Jnj, to lean against a wall; "<i- lin^mXu
Jkpi mn4"Y.i to be near, present
lin-uA liui) it is not far distant.
l|.a^ lin-ng s. idol image, statue.
;

'\\ni.aii,iiuM%gn--[fi

dcflourlng, vio-

s.

lation, rape, ravishment.

\\ni-uuMh-u,ifhk *

winkle.
\n,^mirlfb

bom

a.

IjoLuio^uY,, Mug

pacha

s.

ilinfuuiiinpii.

governor, prefect,
lieutenant go-ft
,

k-gf, vn. to govern a

be governor of a -.

Mni-uuifiuiik-j;
;

to

govomment

of a
province or department, prefecture.
\\auiialiuiini-p-'f s.

'\\nLMuili,u%

virginal

a.

maiden

uij

l)n.uu#?#ufi/*, -^utliaiiTt uiatuj VTl' tO bO

pure as a virgin; to lead a life of chastity, to keep one's maidenhood; to

take the veil.

ilnt-iiuj%nq

^ni^uu/i/uiuA

partisan, abettor, ad-

herent, follower

wa

gynecseum

mai-

den's apartment

boarding-school

nunnery, convent.

girls'

instructress in a nun1\a,.unpf^ s. the Virgin's Son. [nery.

'i\nL.unt,p-^t.'b s. virginity; maidenhead, pucelage ; fig. pudicity ; pain._
\\nuuuMmuii-

sf.

"biuuf-, uipliuM%ir'i_li -p-i , &c. to defile,

to ravish, to violate , to deflour ; ^ -?
l<i-pJt > from her youth
l|t.m , ^aiy s. grain,

S. ^i'lip

seed

fy. bait,

food; S. Mnpl'^j - ^Jp.tri_ iuM^f-ni-g, tO

feed its young birds or chickens, to
put into their beaks.
uig s. heap, pile, accumu\\n..u,u,li
,

lation,

mass;

vault, roof; swelling;

globe, globule ; - -
to slaughter , to
heap up the slain, to make havoc,

wave, surge

carnage, butchery.

one upon anheaped up, accumulated.

\nM.muMliufb a. cumulative - piufcp
\\n^u,u,liuinktf_a. piled

other,

\ni.utu3liirir,

t-g[ivna.to heap, to pile,

accumulate to swell, to
upheave ; to exaggerate.

to amass, to

heave, to

- ^it^t to espouse

l|nc.u>u<4'"-/^^<^ *

ricity

convexity, sphe-

S. -ni-Xi .

l|ai.>ii>^>i-2& .

maidenly.
1ln<.(i>;(/rj

s. virgin ; maid ; nun

into a nunnery, to take
\{at.aiu'h,u^, / s. ast.'Yirgo. [the veil.

1]iT<.u/%

- ilfuiTi_, to go

exaggeration.

vernor, sub-prefect.

province

<

uMpliuMblrufi^liuilindbu

pervinca, peri[Holy Virgin.

of a virgin; *.

''Of.

party, partiality,

'Uni-auii^nt-P-^t-'ri s.

favour; n^.^ -p-t, party-spirit; p-n_

'lS"-Llr *o gi''^ '^P) *o desert one's
l|i.i<iu>/^f> .Virgin-Mother.[party.

accumulation, heap;

swelling, heaving ; exaggeration.

MaM.mlrJ', Irgfi va, to amass, to col-

360

iin*

heap up, to heap together, to

[pile.
Ijoi-in^^l s. camel's hump.
l|n<.,,4i.t.if^irj;w. to be covered with

lect, to

mass,

l|ni.ii7j s.

*l]n<-.nr_^0.

Mn'-p lipt
I

>

f,

[rash.

boat, barge,

S. l|A-^-

mentally blind.

T^ni-puiJliu, a.
,

body.

S. lln^"/^

lipuM,. s. skiff;

bark; hod, tray;

l|iii.^u>%

pile

dwarf

the Koran.

s.

iil>b

[hammer, mallet.

image.

stone-cutter ; chisel ;
\\n,fl^.i s. crash, din, clash, clashllo;/.%*. blows, beating, [ing, noise.
l|.7^y/i s. Gr. w. conch-shell.
*\\uini.p 4"/"'-/'A f""/'vn. to come to
blows, to fight, to fall to loggerheads,
to fall together by the ears.
\\,Mipu,JtliL.p- s. pissasphalte ; itlr^lri_
-niif to caulk, to careen.
*

^"^/'i

bituminous.
*. petroleum, rock- or

m. to bocome
blind, to lose one's sight, to be deprived of sight; ^jr. to shut one's eyes,

%Mipiuilfu a.

to be blind to ; - XaAiLiu(uMp4l, to be
no longer practicable, to be stopped,
unpassable or impassable (road).
Mnt-pui^t^liil^s. blind alley, [-hl/??.

\\uipui^,iu,[,i a. tarred,

^ni.piiiiiaj'

lu^uy

\\u{p,a'i,uM,^p-

blind , to
the sight,
to excecate; to dazzle, to offuscate;
passions cloud or
lili[i^ -'iilA, ^Jliuiu
darken the understanding ; S. Cc"5"-vu. to

\\ni-[iuigni-^iu'iiirir

make

away

blind, to take

llot-^a- . gnawing; core;-4u.^u/Jp^,

cabbage-stump
- m%ling iruin.ng
pith; sap-wood.
lint-pi^, ^pirftj s. breast, bosom,
chest heart, mind
ui^ilro^ q-h-uiM
miufumuMiikuifj armed with a breastplate, cuirassed; "'^^_f -*" u/iiliu/iilri_,
,

uinjub-u to reflect well on, to recollect,

to

remember;

iTom .. -iru kui^j to

;

expectorate, to

blindness, cecity,
excecation; fig. blindness, ablepsy
delusion i,u,[,iiu,%iri_ -p-p
to strike
blind; pui^E^ iffi-a-^, -p-huAu, what a
strange blindness!
Iqnt-^m liv"""3 castrated, gelded;
'\\n^popli'b S. \njp ad.
[s. eunuch.
ll"-_j s. the
hollow of the joined
hands ; double handfultqot./,<./3-/,.i

s.

Tl-/^ S.

\\nu.,L. S.

-^ S.ll"-

carving, sculpture.
l\nifiui}fy [,j a. well carved or sculptured ; smooth, polished ; - .p/ freestone.
l|n./.S-

,1.

Mnifirtr, hijl, va. to cut,

to

hew, to

carve, to sculpture to polish ; to coin;

to forge , to fabricate ; to beat , to
;

hammer

- quimmiiirp

M-Hpti^s. caulker.
\\n-.b- s. plate, sheet, lamina.
1ln-,&-,^ a. crooked or bent at the

hook, crook.
carved, sculptured laminated, forged; engraved;
coined; 4uipu^ -^, thick, curly hair.
\\n.,uliu,ni.j a. having a crooked or
[<&ir.
bent beak.
-A-iT S. ii"<f.
*llfi.io4 s. conjecture
'y\a-m,rnij utg a. given to idols, idolatrous - uim^no'b ov -n-/?f lA s. idolatry, love of idols.
\\n.u,'b
._3 s. hammer ; pick ; chisel.
point

iLi.-L.irn.

lln.u.6-0/

a. cut,

fij

'y^n.u.'biu^npb-

the

to

carve an

hammorer.
bcatcn wlth

uijs. Smith,
-l^nip

\\n.m'bui/ini.n.t

a.

hammer.

l|n..%u/4<o/7

with a

hammering, beating

a.

hammer

s-

smith

-t.r

va. to

to beat with a hammer, to

forge, to beat on the anvil ; -n,.p^c1t

hammer,
s.

hammering.
ytn-uAuiAiyiip

spit.

coated with

MuiptrJ', A-j/. va. to tar, to caulk, [tar.

be

imminent, near to, to impend ^pit[,j

i,uipliuM%lrij to beat the breast; ^iknii
b 'Urp"ii kp^ts ^"^f "'-j"'*'^i.> to fold
the arms in repose J'la^phuf-iru, to

[mineral-oil.

caulking,

\\uip,u'iip s.

ring of

clang of the smithy,

the anvil, ham-

s.

hammers on

mering, noise.

Mn-uAuip^ni-p-li
\\n.iu'iiirjf

-nt-P-f

s.

a.

s.

hammer-stroke.

malleable, ductile, soft;

malleability, ductility.

Ma-uAtj; trg[i va. to hammer, to beat,

\\n.iu^i.pP% S.^o/iiu^inni-j -[tO forgO.
l|n.u/i<i<^

later

a.

^_j

heathen

idolatrous

s.

ido-

-lu^uib a. idolatrous,
pertaining to idolatry ; -t-j; -[^trvn.
to worship idols, to give up to idols
to idolize ; -n^pf s. idolatry ; heath;

enism, paganism.
i^n-uMuiuipli^ S. ^n-uiuftu^
Mii-ut'Hn'L.

crooked,

[homefl.

crumpled

y^a-triT
Ir^f, vo. to cut , to dross
stones with the hammer; to carve, to
hollow, to sculpture, to engrave, to
,

;
,,

MM

chisel; to hammer, to beat or strike

the anvil; to smooth, to polish ^.u,.
;
il^'" -, to make a convention, to contract, to enter into an engagement,
to engage oneself; - ./,
to con,

clude an alliance.
MiL.^

S. *{-a.^

s. bot.

& hawa.

hips

[in^y- mastic.
the least noise, the least
thing; a mere nothing.
^-ti^ s, crakeing, creaking, cry or
noise ; - ^u.ni-j cackling ; - p-n-^n^
chattering ; - lunp^-n^ crunk, crunkle
of the crane
- uif.ii.uii.ni^ caw tnp'-ni croak - lrigfrpni-[, , belling of
the stag ; S. \\u,pliu,i_.
Mn.pl. J^n-ni-nj s. scufflo, struggle;
strife,
contest, debate, dispute,
squabble , difference , contention
quarrel, wrangling; skirmish, combat, battle ; - "p^ place to put one's
foot /. - ii^i_, hiu,'iilri_ or lut,i.l,i_ [ -, fi
qn./3-..^^.ba(ik.

\n.lfbf_s.

- Jlam^iJ^, tO OppOSO,
to resist, to contend, to contest, to
combat to come to blows [ - /7j._
-t/_. to take the field, to open the
campaign ; [ - k"i!rL.' to throw down
liui_g,uMi-lri_,

I,

'^n.'ii^ir, h^f, vn. to crake, to creak

to make a shrill noise, to cry out, to
shriek, to squeak, to scream to hiss;
to whistle; - n-npuiufug, to croak; iutf.n.un.nL.q
to caw ; lunpi^nq
tO
crunk, to crunkle; -[un^,^, to grunt;
-^lAj, to growl; to yelp; - t/^t,
pni-l,, to bell; - p-n-^n^, to chirp, to
chatter ; S. lii/.4u.^tr.
;

pkt-h-n.

bnput

^utlir^h-nji

liiLni-lmaiMit-

his coat is

caught by a nail;
jnpUli

u<i/^^

SpidOT
claws -.
Jit ^n.nt-jiali ft Als-ll-l^l ^hlM' ^i liqnil^^
"iiupMu
& there, shall cleave nought of
the cursed thing to thine hand.
//iLnt-tiu^ Alrn.<>f;

the

holds on to the wall with

its

\iLni.lfi,i_s. bot.

MiLnt^li

parietary, pelUtory.

lin^,liiu% s.

crane

asi.

the -;

fisticuff,

blow

mech. -.
M"-"!-^

4<i-/iy

*.

blame, reproach, &c.;

-</ i,a^,iri, to pommel, to cuff, to box,
to beat with the fist. [ (of the crane).
Mn-^uiujpt uiiiuMnuMti s. crunk, crunkle
\it.^,r, A-j/. vn. to caw (as a crow).
y^n-,]iuii,tup a. cuffed, beaten
-irJ'
fist;

fig.

b.

b, \\n.ihutbn

'\n-ihy-Mr'^ ~nL.tlh

~nL.[3-p

\n.n'linu S. \}plri-uili
\\n.ni-uiliu/ii a.

[tcuacity.

tenacious

ai.p-liM.'i, s.

antagonistic; chamll>i.n<-u<(rjn<./> s. alliance, [pion ; ally.

H/i-/t.itf
utq St hold; q-aitut'blr/, at~^
%yi_, to get a hold on.
\n-n L.iuU ng -,lr,l_, -^<nt# i.WrCStlingplace, palcestra, arena, lists, tilt-yard;
^n-n^ialilig

battle-field.
\\n.nM.uiuki> a.

quarrelsome, quarrel-

lous, shrewish ; *. wrangler, brawler

disputer, caviller, sophist -ulpnL.p%
;

-fill

s.

boxiug-match,
boxing; a.

boxer.
l|ii.<^<u^ s. blow with a fist ; fig. ill
treatment, atrocious offence, wrong,

injury.

.y a.

s.

contentious,

li-

wranmischief-making, meddlesome

tigious, quarrelsome, fractious,

use ill, to infig. to vex, to plague, to

jure or affront contumeliously , to
outrage ; - nyfinui-u,,^ to smite with
the fist of wickedness; fig. to trample
the poor under foot, to oppress.
M"-4'l'i-^- '^bo strikes with the fist;
who uses harshly.
,

\\n-i/iiii-lfh

\\uliliir

o, \\n.ihu!iio*

liiry

b-[i s.

smart, smarting,

tingling; twinge, twitch, sharp pain;

quarrelsomeness, pugnacity.
\\a-n,.uipuip

^n-MJiuiirmpm,

fight with fists; pugilism,

gling,

quarrel; p-oP-iii^iki_ ^^n^'h linjji.yuMi_

jnuiu to shake the dust off one's foot;

with a

one's glove, to defy, to challenge.

s.

-ni-PI,^% g. cavil, chicanery, contention, dispute.

\n.ni-ktfnL.g,u%yir va. to Set by the
ears, to incite to strife, to urge to war.
lln-n.A-/",
\\a.nt-lij; tijufj vu. to ta,ke
offence, to wrangle, to strive, to contend, struggle or dispute with, to debate, to contest, to quarrel; to skirmish, to grapple with each other, to
clash together, to fight, to come to
blows : to take hold of, to cleave to,
to ding, adhere or stick to, to hold
fast by, to catch or grasp at, to get
entangled in; - i^JtuAu, to beat
one another, to fight together; fig. to

Mm

61

vexation displeasure evil,

heart-rending anguish.
\\uliinui-li%
-iuM% a. smarting,
-ft

regret

affliction,

;:
;

Iju^a-^/.^ a. caustic, biting, very

'liu/iitu/iip S' S. Miiil'it ; causticity,

bitterness

mockery

sarcasm

taunt

/lu^lrii/iiuij

p'^^j;

scoff,

sharp

cutting, outrageous expressions.

llu^a-A^, a. biting, cutting, satiric,
poignant, tart; witty, sarcastic, mor-

dacious, keen, venomous, taunting,

virulent, grievous, harrowing; p<^
-T^Fkeen words, bickering, teazing,
taunt, rub, wipe.
to smart , to
make smart, to cause pain; /ffif-to peck
at, to bite, to taunt, to scoff; - ijufipm
to break a person's heart, to grieve
most deeply, to wound, to rend, to
harrow ; - qn^ pu/iiln-^ to nettle, to
sting, to pique one with taunting or
1\u/ilrkjjnL.gu/bb,r va.

satirical

words

-nt-^ft^a. S. Vju^*^//'-

shirt;-^, linen, [cloth; swathing linen.

tjuxocnmA-iK^ *. pioce of llncn, rag,
lluii-i/', i-j/i va. to tattoo ; to priek
down; * to pinch; ^[ip 4"'*''".' tat[tooing.
\\a,t-- s. nut-shell.
ll,/.4 *. small grain.
Vtinp, s. scallop.
li,l-u.

sorrow or

affliction;

fig.

to grieve, tO'

mourn for, to feel

be too much vexed; to

take to heart, to

very sorry,

to

Ma/ini-if 4.3

well baked bread.

madness;

erotic

^mifpir, qt-juy vn. to become furious, to give up to a frantic transport;

to become mad with love, passionate,
frenzied with desire or lust ; to tickle,

to

be

n-lg

s.

in rutting, in prucrop, craw. [rieney.

njS. koel.
^:\lnn-lllit
\\,nM.lrir, hgt vn. to lop off, to cut
away, to prune, to trim.
to titillate

\\uE'buin-f

IjuKu^iuf^^

ipui^

s.

testator

S.

^ingMi^ ; iiyn-uibhi^ uiit-ufiiq

i-pI' to die
intestate or without a Will.
^^ualllulll.[,y,rvn. to make one's will.
t

a.

'\:\tniuliiiil[m'b

testamentary.
executor of a

'iiuiuM^u.liuiaiuip s.
\\u,uiliiiin.nL.

Xlutui/iuipuA

s.

- the Old, the

,

limuililri, a.
/'

>

\\inuimhm/i

uiLj

s.

heir

sf.

Testament;

will.

heiress.

2^pi ,%[,

New -.

to

\\a,ni-pp
;

marsh-mallow.

\\inuii., ng s. flax; linen; linen- or

cotton-cloth; linen-garment; a. linen.

ujj s. weaver, linenl|ii<.<f.n^&'

manufacturer linen-draper.
^mun-uiirui%nL.l3[ii-% s. weaving.
,

l|>u-uii^2Cu.n.

s.

dealer

in linen-

manufactures ; linen-draper.
\\iiiu.i-,uui

\\muit.iriy

/13 s.

liii-seed

-hnk"!! a,

li'"e"3 *

ifuuii^

sheep-shearing

-pu ^m^mij

to

go

liuiafi guit- s. boak, mouth

shoe-top ^^j""- i^p 2jyJphi_iui^
,^nL,^
to feed a young bird, to put
into it's beak.
Ili<u>i/Za4 a. putting to death cruel-

bill

ly,

barbarously torturing, excruciat;

ing iltilualluiUyu uiuiniallh-lj tO kill

a cruel manner, to kill with tortures.
\\uiu,u/itp s. cruel torment, torture,
rack ; fig. biting calunny , stinging outrage or insult, outrageous sarcasm.
Ijf/.intir, h^l va. to torture, to ex;

cruciate, to tear, to lacerate, to set

to torment atrociously;
to abuse, to harass, to ill-treat, to
vex, to outrage to play on, to touch;
to play on the
to ring ; - <fj.u3^iiili

on the rack,
fig.

feeding on grain, [bread.

{7 s. bun, cake ; gingers. bot.

cut out ; - Iptk-L^ t Jt.

be disunited, at variance.

\\mn,-l, a. cut,

Jhui'hg

\\mnM^a

s.

>

tickling, titillation;

sheep-shearing.

pinch; - mw^, to pinch.

Mmujli, u,ji s. will, testament, last
will & testament - uin.iiy_, to make
one's will ; liuiui^m,. mu,i_, p-nnnt-u to
bequeath by will, to leave a legacy
to iiutmuiph^ji- to execute a will.

l|>>{

dung, muck.
dowry, dower.
s. fury , frenzy

rutting.

fleece

at.

*MuJlp-

^/i/> *.

Minfipp s. portion,
l]<,^w%^ , -qn,.^

y^uy vn. to be in pain, in

^^u^itfiir,

repine

I1SP

38 2

llSU.

poignant, sharp, acute ; bitter, mournful, sorrowful, painful, woeful, sad; ad.
[painful, vexatious.
painfully, &c.

S. ]i-^.

of liueH, linoH.

piano;

4i#imu<i-

Ijuf^ufS-

nj,

^p/f
[

s.

soured wine-

cut, cutting, inci-

sion; cut, shape, fashion; *a. cutout.

'\:\ui[,uiii,ItJ; frjf va. to cut up, to cut
or tear in pieces.
\\inpirtr, irgl vu. to cut, to cut off, to
lop, to cut down; to divide, to separate ; to take away, to discontinue, to
retrench to shear sheep ; to cut hair
to castrate, to geld; - g Jk2_ or jt-p:

/inuu

to divide in halves

- f

i."C"

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,

,;
,,

65
to cut in quarters, to quarter ; - qiu%ii.ait/u JiupHlnj tO CUt offj tO
amputate , to maim, to' mutilate ; -^^
j>ib, to draw, to gut, to disembowel;
to run through the bowels ku,pku,i_
fijiuniJiu

HpuM,r, false coin-

- im^y pocket i-pi/p-nj paper - fut^ilr^Mu'i.mji clippings, shear,

ings of coins, sizel; #/p, 4.^-i4-/r, cut or stab with a knife; ;,.
uih;u%_p -ft, sheath,
case,
[cutlery.

^"'/"S"'*-"/'*'
\\MapnM.3L

%apni.^
\iinpo%
off,

cutler

-ntj,

s.

.new-mown grass.

cut, cutting.

s.

pruning, lopping.
s. cut, cropping, part cut

s.
[,

""3

'

^u,pi./Si fiinuinj

cutting, chip, splinter

coupon

n,

dividend-warrant; 5'eoOT. abscissa.

I|r,_jm4^ a. peeking
-bw va. to
;

peck;

-nt./?^i_i 0. li,jtaa,

^injiup

snipe

f,

wood-cock ^ui^uA young -.

[took.
a. beaked - Jhi-pTi, mats.

-[,1^ s.

Mu,ju,i.np

\u,ghir,

va. to peck.

t-^l,

'^pmqjtpirni.p-i,^

s. fire,

heat, flame, spirit, ardour

fire

fig.

u,pitu,ptfki_,i--

fire,

/i-j_

to stir, to

make
poke

the fire ; ^2."'-3"''''''l^ ' to put out, to

extinguish, to quench; S. ^"-iMp,iiliuip.lrp a. carrying fire; igneous;
ardent, fiery.
\iuM^ia^Mi,u uig s. censer; * brazier.
s.

'^puiliu.j'niufip

\\puiliuM% a.

burning embers,

passive.

l|^>i;(u.%^ .p?.fires

[live-coal.

Fire-god of the
s. passibility. [Ghebres.

\\piuli,o%n^'f

ttput^jauiui^n

/y s. firO-worshipper
fire-worship.
Ijpaiiuiakp a. fond of fire-side or

-"-/*/"-*

chimney-corner,
\fpuil[uiuuiu/ii a.
\\puiliuiiluiti.

*.

bonfire.

/.

pan;

stove, furnace; chimney; fire-

temple S. tF/"it^2 ""t.Si-n-'i - firebasket - nui[ij foot-stove ; h-^m^miip

-f fire-tube ^i2ui%iu^ or q^ip^ -ft
;

idle, lazy.

fire-extinguishing.
flrerlighting ; -m.?

s,

[4"..?,

thunderbolt.

Mpu^ltiamhiiiu^ o, rainiHg fire

chimney-piece, mantle-piece or -shelf;

^ufii^uMli -J, fire-guard p-puil^ -p , fireshovel atAtrikp -[i tongs, fire-tongs
piyai -/i fire-wood.
llpo4*-mY,*'fire-place, brazier; burning or live coals wood fire.
'^puii^l.g a. subject to the same passions or weaknesses.
*^piu^ai-p.n^ a. fiery, ardent, lively,
sprightly, brisk, spirited, high-mettl,

ed, active.
[flavoured.
^piuliyui s. lime-heap ; -^ut^ra. limeMpuiJh.it a. plastered- with lime.
MpuiW, Ji s. gramme, [tortoise-shell.

Mpuy /a *. turtle, tortoise

- p.x>^.

fai-j^ -[,

Mpuylfu a. chalky, calcareous.

\,uijplyu,g a. burnt by chalk.
MpiiAuMil, a. calcinable.
MpaMliaiJ'vn. to calcine.
Mpui^.l^ilua. strongly built; .lime,

Mpwu

s.

[cement.

*. lime-water.
caw, croak.

MpuMjn^-SL S' calcination.

Mp"'jni.jui%tJ' va. to calcine.
\\puii.npii,p.uip ad. passively.
;

- puy ,

- ^nt-bu^ - voice.
,

Mpuiilint-aX

iiames

**/_, 4iun.hi_, to kindle, to light, to

heart-stone ;

verb

calcium.

,uL

s.

Mp""-npuiliuhi a. passive

calcination.

s,

\iaiil.ni.p s. lime-pit.

Mputi

Mpuiiiiupuib

ll^u.n-P

peck, stroke with the bill.

y^piu^t-p a. calcareous.
'y]p4apt-p[ij'vn. to be enticed to evil
to be impelled by evil.
llmjociZf. .

lj^.&-/.ti *.

fire-temple.
fire-place , hearth
brazier chafing-dish or
s.

llo.^^^.sheep-shearer;paring-knife.
Mmpn.fuiliui'b a. decisive; peremptory.
l|>//^.Fj uMij s. knife ; scissors ; - Jtlt
cleaver, chopper; - iiuuiui%u,liu,i. clasp
-knife;

llPP'
\tiuliut,nni.%

\\pujgMi,p s.

Mptil>

s. lime-kiln.
lime-stone.

wearable

a.

portable

mother.
Mpt-iT, k-nf, va. to bear, to carry ; to
convey, to transport; to carry, to wear,
to have on fig. to bear, to sustain, to
support, to endure to suffer, to undergo; - ^J-%q.iuliu, to be pained, grieved to suffer cruelly , to support ill
treatment, to be very ill used, to be
treated severely - fii{iifi<.4af juA^
guAuMj to pay dear for, to smart for,
to bear the consequences, to suffer
the punishment of one's crime; i/h^uitipni-Pf ^npitn^
to bear the burden of affairs - iiAmJi, t^qf^abk to
bear a distinguished name, to be renowned ; quiJhp- - to remain confused ^ lipt-[nju in name only.
bearer, carrier

litter

fig.

Mphiiiikuij

bijiug s.

lime-burner.

ItpPui/ia. exercising, that exercises.

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\ipl3-u,/^uA a. instructive,

adapted to

exercise; -n^pftH, S. 'iipPnt.p-pLii.

\\pP;u'bp s. pi. exercises - iTuipilhnj
;

gymnasium.

\\l,p-u,iiui'b s.

\ipt-ir,

va.

lr^[,

[the -.

train up, to inure, to form ; to instruct, to discipline, to accustom, to

civilize; to educate, to polish - qJl,u,u,
to inform the mind [i quipjUbu or jui,
;

uint-2_-, to astonish, to surprize.

instruction or knowledge, to instruct

oneself, to improve one's mind
to
become civilized; to conduce, to lead
to, to tend, to incline to to give oneself up to, to apply oneself; to be attributed, imputed; - jif^ to trust or
abandon oneself to, to confide in;
qi,hm -, to run or follow after, to
pursue, to persecute; jiuufm-^ -, to
be surprized, astonished, to fall from
the clouds, to be thunderstruck, to
;

marvel, to wonder; -g 6^t^u^<i 4l-r>..jj,

to trail through a hole, to crawl on
the belly; uir^utnni-P^itSlili iuiulb-pMUuui_
%ni.p-l,jb lipP-kpi the liberty tended to
licence ^tm jhipSLy iipP-hu-ij given
to pleasure, sensual, voluptuous.
;

MpRl>l_a. instructive.
1ip[3-ni^P[,M.i s. exercise, practice
discipline
instruction ; 4n^4--/.^ spiritual exercises - JhipOhnj gymn,

^pl'uy S. ^/<5y
Mcl'i s. trough,
cage,
^f/'i
^ppin[iu

[astics.

drawer of a

bird-

[sions.

weak, subject to the pass.

censor, critic.

1\pltu/i>nj s.

pectoral, breast-plate;
_ - of the highpriest; - liu/iiui'hj stays.
Mpiriu^aii-nLji s. pain in the breast.
\iflr,r, hj[,
\ip&u.j; iiptrl, va. to
gnaw, to nibble; to corrode, to canker to eat, to consume, to destroy to
.f-ii^u/iiujjujuik^.npb

take or carry away.

[dy.

Mpiril- a.

rapacious, ravenous, gree-

l|p&^^_,

/i

\il'irnn_s.

gnawer.

Mplfku,

iiliuiaj

race-ground

s.

ad. doubly, two-fold, twice,

as much again ; - u/ui^unT afresh

- hL.
repeatedly.
again, anew
many times; - Jkir twice greater;
- t"i!rU k'"Vt'"L; ^^ ^^'
P-ni-nil_, two
core, to demand the repetition; - i_
,

renewal, renewing.
twaddler; tautologist;
-iriT va. to say again, to repeat, to
twaddle, to say over & over again;
-n^PlJi, s. useless repetition idle
twaddle, tautology; rhel. anaphora.
twice
\iplp,ui^l,p a. writing again

pnn-ni-PliJi-

written, transcribed, copied, written

in duplicate ; fphJ-va. to write again,
to copy, to transcribe.

twice condemned.

a.

Uuiiptuui
\\pl,1.

Sunday

first

s.

^ipl^bu.q.uu.lili

after

Domenica

in albis.
\\plflup-n,_hirva. to reckon again.

Easter,

^iplfliiult a.

\\plihu,li

repeated.

mj

S. Mplifi-

binary ; -

a-

doublo consonants
with one sound, as cA, sh., &c - /Jft
arilh. binary scale -^ folds, foldings,
OT-'iiuM^np Mnuin._^gr.

plaits.

ad. doubly a
\pliUujiil, a. double
second time, again in two ways S.
\\plii,uf^s. chem. double salt, l^ppinj.
-i^nJb^ liii^tug s. ana'yippiiuii'iilip
;

twice given,

^pliiujAfip a.

[baptist.

doubly plaited
seconds; -Jhn. a. doubly dead.

\\p/p,u,Jh,6^t-,ui_ a.

-iruMu%

s.

\pl^iyuipli a.i'^Q storied (house);

-liuit-,

two decker.
having two names.

\\plii,ui'bn,X a.

ll^d-u.pu/u a. penitent; bigot; ad.

beating the breast.
^pitui^tuu, s. bodice, body.
^plt^u,^,,, s. consumption
a. conMpftuxZ/uji a. thoracic.
[sumptive-

iterated

\\pliiiujpiu% s.

MpPpJ", tj/uijvn.to exercise oneself,

to improve, to be formed, to acquire

exercise, to

to

kpii

ipkb^l" games of the circus.

\\plil,%
i%y a^ a. double, doubled,

bib.
s. circus ; course,
riding-school ; ^u^q^

^pliUuM^c, a. gaining two-fold.

ad. twoa. double
doubly again -u^u/m.

^:\plllMu^u^llll

fold, twice; od.

Iihj'va. to

double, to redouble, to

fold;

duplication.
^Ipl/buiu/iupliuui a. double walled.

-u/ui./i4"-/?/'-'ii .

\\pliii-uuiu,pnjp u.

crooked

& hooded.

ll^^^uii/...^^ s. gr. dissyllable.

^pliu.uilhpu,

s.

\pliiiuM^,ulia.
nt-ti[up

'"1l'

camlet.

having two springs;

tWO tOTu,^ Vp - loij.

her eyes had be-

tuntntuunt-utu

rents of bitter tears

pl'i-p^ uipu,ui,ini.uiij

came two fountains

of tears.
^P^juipop tunH^ift pSriFva. to hoe a
second time; fig. to re-examine, to
examine more minutely or thoroughly ; -pniJ& s, second hoeing.

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pace (measure).

y^plfliut^pumj.
\,l^'i,irj;

tj[, va. to

double, to redouble, to increase; to fold, to plait,

to turn down. or in; to tell or sayagain, to repeat, to reiterate; to reply,
to rejoin, to resume umkui - n-.u/t'ii
to inculcate; - ^an-ng, to relapse; *-_
pl'3" *'/'%4/A - to triple, to treble
;

'

TlfO

into trouble, into a scrape, to be in

an intricate, embarrassed or entangl-

\\ppiu,i.ni, gr. S. fip/iiiai^.

ed

state.

-T(nL.m, s. gnashing, grinding or chattering of the teeth.

MpTtJi^r,

H^3inti/' O.

^pinini^p-fit^

boiled up or again.
mirage, looming.
Mpl/hlril, s. reheating
annealing.
Mpliiinj lug s. mantle, cloak hooded cloak; pilot-coat.
[ignorance.
Tlfi^ioj /y, s. bigamy contracted in
Mi>P""-i"ir nj s.io]d, plait; joint, articulation, juncture; *-j.-, relapse^

^pf-^'i

'^p/flilrii.iuj a.

return of unfavourable symptoms.

Mpliiint-Plit^ -ni-3h s. increase; repetition, reiteration, reply, answer,
,

rejoinder; mus. da capo; gr. reduplication ; med. paroxysm ; - 4/"-"'*?-n'-.

relapse.
ll^4"#'^' ^li">lt'^ J'"- to have the
eyes starting from their sockets.
p-kui'ii

sprig, twig

fagots,
fallen-wood, brambles, bushes, briars.
\\plinL.u,

iu,[, s.

chucking. [S. ii{pm-.

\i//lrir, hgl vn. to chuck, to churr
1]p^u,u,^kpu, a. constructed with

MplfliuJuffi a.

twigs.
tip^intir, t-gl va. to seek, to search,
to rummage; ^g-. to sift, to dive into,

to examine, to explore; Q.'\\,uplim^,r.

TjpTCuui

uig a.

docked

cropped

-#7L;ff. .

tilation;

circumcision; maiming,

mu-

amputation; med. aphteresis;

syncope ;

iujiiui^npf,

elision.

Ij^Tfi-//", tj/r va. to gnash, to grind,

to grate, to snap, to chatter; - </_
Jai%j/ gnashing, grinding of the teeth
^ni'uJhi^iu to gnash one's teeth.
\[p-2Cl,ir, -^1 s. interval , space , bar,
division; difference, distinction; objection , resistance , embarrassment,
let, hinderance, obstacle, hitch ; / Jhit u,pliu,%ki_qm%j^, , to bring oneself
,

untamed or

/pl[nL./iP

iipniJii^%

back, hind part i-ain^

"iiiMifju q.,i,pJi g - uinik/j to fall or go
back, to recede, to go backwards, to
;

lUum

retreat;

steps

Tl

n.ianZlttuij'n.

"buM^

to turn back, to retrace one's

i,u/i,2l,ij

S. Mnpufiii-ir.

tavern, winelaji s. shop

shop or vault; -,uJh,-, a. frequenting shops tavern-haunting -uitm^ s.
street of shops
-umilru,
-lui-np s.
shop-keeper, tradesman; tavern-keepMpuiuili

er

-iui-npn..p-l,^

s.

shop- or tavern-

keeping.
tfputp

junior

t\n

minor

younger son;

a.

inferior

.^u/t-nj #i/;y

how old is
t-oP-%,aJh;y -

younger,
- npq-l'

k .^yp

.f"

your youngest sister?

k .f'"^' ?/'" sho is SOVOH
years younger than I.
- jyt
Mpmulrptuif-npi a. younger
-,

"bnpiu

much

prior to

his time.

[rity.

^puiutrpnL.pfttSii

Mpoi -^
,

,%lig

s.

s.

minority inferio;

religion, faith; re-

monastic life law ,

order
manners, conright, custom, usage

ligious

short-tailed; mutilated; circumcised;

-kuMfja. circumcised castrated ; mutilated ; -hiTva. to castrate to
circumcise to cut off, to amputate,
to mutilate, to crop, to dock, to curtail, to maim ; - fiutpiiu^np gr. to make
an elision, to elide, to cut out; -mji,
-uMliua"!!

/fp/[H/i/

heel

^p'hiiu/i, s.

,f_u!ii qJ-u.iTui'iiutliu

^pimuipuii a. gathering small wood.

wild

s.

unbroken, untamed.

Iq^iiftcy^fl;.

y^plpilrpt-i-niP- s.

gnash the teeth at,

[unbroken state.

to

to threaten.

quMuitutTniJtu U

M/^^tX-*/";

Urp";j '"-pni-^

duct, life; sect; - uib-uiui^mi-pir , the

true faith [umpuai^'tui-np - a life passed in sack-cloth; fy. an austere or
,

severe

life

,lin[uki_ q^'iui

change

to

one's religion n.iun^iu,i_ fi "iiu to embrace or espouse the religion; ..._

*t^ f -'i.u to take the cowl or veil
,

O. \fbpItuJIiuiu.

religious teaching.
religious , pious
[devout.
\\po%,uiiu,'b a. dogmatic.
\ipa%u.lilig .coreligionary.
'y\po'iutipPniJ, s. religious exercises.
lipo'iiMUMfhij ly a. s. fanatic ; -n^p-fs.
\tpo%ut'i,u/p s. abbot, prior, [-ticism.
I^potiiaukp "['[""J ^.religious, pious,
devout -uPpnL.piit-% s. religious zeal,
Mpo'iiuiif.liu.niJ. s.

\\po'bu,iifhuig

piety, devotion.

a.

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Ti8n

monk

cenobite
-inpi^ih^iy novice ; - m-^mlnaij professed monk; - i^y^ to enter a convent, to take the cowl, to turn monk;
-uiliuA a. monastic, monacal, monkish.
y\l,Jiiuit.np s.

friar

MQZ

u,ptuA ;
consanguineous, related - iuiplnug
- uin.%^, to
accomplice, accessory
impart, to acquaint with, to inform,
sisting, helping, relieving
;

communicate; -

to

^qnpa-UJ^pq

accustom oneself to the mo-

ih^l-J", to

nastic life
abstain.

deprive

to

l)^o%a.i.n^iTi./7/ict<

religion, piety;

s.

oneself, to

monastic life
to throw

p^nifni-L ij^

[take the veil.

off the cowl.

Mpo'iiMiML.npni-^fi

sf.

nun

- ipit-u to

\\po'iiu>^%%ui^ui% a. inquisitorial; -^/'ic

iv/'i^*.

inquisitor

l|ju./?^- a.

-^M>/it? ^.inquisition.

having the y/ings tied

lljioS-ti/'S. Ijju.jt.A
l|i,u<4,

s.

fi

memorandum,
y^juA

[together,

sea-biscuit
account,
[to join, to unite, to tie.
:

junction ^ -/> ^uipliu/hkij

lijiom*-//", l|juy tr WO. to kick, to
kick out, to fling out the heels fig. to
be refractory , to kick against the
,

fi

s.

va. to join, to unite, to

bind, to fasten ; to reunite, to
tie again, to rejoin; to insert, to annex, to add; to proceed, to repeat;
mus. to accompany ; - {jhc to close,
to cicatrize tt_ to ^j/tp ji^Jkii , amen
I replied; -[nrvn. to be joined, united;
to cling or stick to, to hold fast by
- 4l'i""j) to close up, to cicatrize, to
skin over, to heal ; - ^f-tmnj , to be
frozen (of rivers) ; ju,u,hiiu kab it
lljfr./*, trijl,

tie, to

tiunpif,f

'-nLp

^qripq-iriT, h-q^ VC. S. ^j/npr^ Mi/iAti/";

to join, to unite, to fasten; - or

\\jnp^l,ir, t-giy vn. to partake, to
participate, to share in, to have a
share or hand in; to join in, to associate, to be connected with, in com-

munication or connexion with

to
have an understanding together, to
agree, to be agreed; mus. to accom;

pany
b

//-tinpi^^li% J^tdhtijiij

{un.u

^i.

ilmMttiiif.

they shared the perils

&

the glory.
llypqji,.pf s. communication, participation, relations, connexion, association ; mus. accompaniment , concert; - fititaj, company, society ;uMpkui'i,
consanguinity, affinity; -^..
,

the being an accomplice ; a'u..

%uMuiu,pi, -k roads, means of communication ; - fitit^ g nL.Jlrp , to be connected , in communication with, to
form a connexion with ; -/?p ad. in
compliance with.
l|j/i.-.a- /i or "7 s. joining, union,
joint ; insertion, annex ; -/ a. adven-

/.tmj

pricks.

ifiiiri_^.\hinp^[,j:

Vunt^p O*

titious, additional.

>

reaches the stars.

^al'P " shabby, beggarly

mean,

stingy, scurvy, niggardly, close-fisted,

M^liu,..p '^M^lignu, . [bling, shuffling.

s.affectation, fiction, quib-

l]j^jt.r va. to conjoin, to bind to-

gether, to tie up ; fig. to aifeet, to invent, to forge, to shuffle, to quibble,

to quirk, to trump up, to borrow;
lljl/jnn,

\ijlignii,

tt.

patchod up

botched, adventitious, forged, invented, contrived, fictitious, borrowed.

^^rniuij^oA a. curing, healing.
^J"r9^""j a. participating, partaking, having part or share in s. party,
companion, associate; partaker, partner, consort ; S. Mj/n'-pt', /{kiiuji -,
living together; consort, husband.
;

wife;

li,^pt

the teeth
Ij^tlT,

threaten.

at, to

t^p

\flrjni-jiii%tJ' va. to

curve, to bend, to bow.

covetous, sordid, miserly.

lij//j,u'isp

l\jpt-j;
ly,

Jjijpf.taj s. anthem.
tgf va. to be stingy, misercovetous - iiiumunrn^iu to grind

^jiwi-pq.

compassionate

as-

l|^/.^, i^t^iy vn. to be bent, folded; ^^. to be humbled, dejected.

it^n^tiii s. curving, bending, flexion;

humiliation.
; fig.
^ppluT, i^p/r^ajj vn. to make head
against, to cope with, to. withstand,
to face, to dare, to brave, to beard,
to set at defiance p^f-kw- to oppose,
to resist, to withstand; p-^iu,J], -, to
declare oneself enemy, to bear enmity.
M"!_s. gourd, bottle, calabash.
^o^uipty s. essence-bottle.
l]ojtJ", tj/i vn. to roar.
falling in

]\<>ztk

'

kz!fb

drink-money
black
shoes

^-"3

boot

shoe

j;a^pki_ j-

fig.

to
to polish or clean boots or
;

"itbplilri,

u,if.u,%ki_ -,

to

put on one's

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cram

llk'h

boots or shoes ;

4<a%-/^f-

to take or

pull off one's boots; liuMifiuuiuip ^o^iu^,

boot-tree, last; S. 9,yi-' ln/""j^Mo^uMifjipirni.p-liJb s. boot or shoe-

making, shoe-maker's
Mo^uiliuip

calling.

boot-maker, cordwainer, boot & shoe-maker; liv"i"'h -b<

shoe-maker's shop mhul. q- ^/. ..!.
ruMiTp EMiuip^p ifJififiPI saw a shoeaij

s.

ad. rhapsodically.
rhapsodist.
'l^iuifbirp^ni.p-l,^, s. rhapsody pas;
sage or extract from, part of a poem,
canto; book, chapter.
l^m-p'li s. hot. agnus-castus.
'l^uMtfhhiitf.uip.u.p

'luiifi.hp.f.n.j^s.

maker

*2"'Y"-"-"*4

stretching the leather with his

teeth.
\\o^iuihi. a. boot-shaped;

shoe-horn; boot-hook
blacking.
*llo i. nut-shell

oneself, to feed well, to feast

2,/^"'^"'ii

hook, tenter.

s.

demi-john, flagon;

uij s.

goat-skin.

-#?-

*.

-%t^4*. shoe-

uflip/^ium
1,'"%I f W * cough
^p
- - 4/.i.6-/.^, a continual, dry, churchyard - ;^i5"/"fti.- Ja/ii^u/ii^ hooping'

tortoise shell.

or chin--; -/ if-hi^, tussilago, colt's

foot, horse-foot ; ih-qpi^ ^ -/>/ > to suffer

from a - ^lua^i
a violent-.

l^ujiuii. ni^a

'lunfUllTt "'Jjl'

I caught

cough ;

vn. to

iMMbn.ULM^

if-uMp

-, to do nothing but cough; 4u._

qu,^

q^l,^P% nij^yu

ho coughed

all

night.

i^uiquip, u/j a.

numerable ;

thousand; immense, in-1/ ad. thousand times

(Aoe) 4" s. the sixteenth letter of

2,
the alphabet, & the eleyenth of the
consonants ; 4 ^ seventy ; seven-

-^ -u3 million -/ 4/'^?- lupufu^ five

op, with
thousand men; qopnM-Ppr
an army a million strong; .pyp Jtp
i;j,^tru ^ -u ki- ft p^t-pu
sister may
your posterity be as the sand of the
sea-shore - t. pfii-p q-t'i t-p-t q-m^lf
np, if by chance, it happens a.aa iup_
tru/lip ih*iuuiuMlitun ni-'P- ^tuppa^p tro^

tieth.

p-itibuMuni^

>

It

much

has

letters {u

&

&

affinity
is

with the

sometimes used
them
for

for or confounded with

eXSfmple
iluiiift

%m^uiMJllrin

[uusp

4y ^y

"huifu-

ni-P-

the

memorable
,

2^iuqiiip

^lunuM^
*-/"--

year one thousand eight hundred &

seventy eight.
[- lettuce.

^t'-^'^L.*

cos lettuce

nj s. hot.

^uiquipiuilmp

kilogram -Jk^p
;

kilolitre

s.

s.

iliypb

-/ipunT s.

kilometer.

2^i^.^u.4pJt,jL^.kilogramometer.
7a/quipiiiuh-fui f a QX '^I'R i uku/b k^
,

often eliminated at the

beginning of a word; as, 4ii><y^ii[.%uy_,
It is

of a thousand years ; -Jkuy J-ui_

Wiu'iiutli
millenium ; -unSkuibg, s. the

i'ly a.

Millenarians.
^^aiquipuiuiuiiap^ ad.

come come now

well!
now then ! courage ! ad. yes, truly ; pr.
behold! lo! here is, there are.
^ui^oif, aij *. breath, respiration;
throat , gullet , larynx ; aspiration
pronunciation ; -tyfii a. guttural ; -7^
*, aspiration, pronunciation.
2^uMq.ai^aiaif[ii.n. o. pronouncod, uttered from the throat -u^n.uM-fi-pt.%
2,"

2,17

int.

s.

pronunciation.

^aiq-uib-piT, trjiy vn. to becomo addicted, to give oneself 'up, to yield to

;

s,

thousaud-fold,

a thousand times as much.

XuMquipuMMMikm

s.

chiliarch, chief of a

thousand men, colonel; governor,

steward
prefect lord lieutenant
agent, major-domo, controller, intendant; house-steward, manager; -m-P'i,
,

command

office or dignity of a
,
prefecture ; stewardship ,
intendance, ministry, administration.
'luiijutptuL.np a. millenary.
s.

chiliarch

\quMniriMMi

b* ^""t'^P ^*
, uM^ a, thousandth.

I' uutn y^npi^

368

IVX,

melting, liquefaction, fuconsumption, decay;

2^iainM.ai, s.

-J^^^i.millimeter. [row.
^iuiuii,u,lrplr,.ni.li s. bot. milfoil, yar-

. milligram;

ptm, or

m-fi/rp

ad. hardly, scarce-

barely.

[-peii[, s. tree.
sorb apple; crab-apple;
2,"^t'Z"/f s. queen-rose.
i^iuij. melting smelting ; fusion ; uin^,n,-i_, to melt
to smelt to thaw.
2,"Y<6-iu4'"^''Persecuted, expelled,
fugitive; - umiihlj ,nm%hi_, uipliu/lilrl^
to persecute, to pursue, to expel, to
chase, to give chase to, to thrust or
push back or aside, to scatter, to dislodge, to drive out or away - ip.iru
lrpP-uii_, to be persecuted, driven away,
expelled, to flee, to flee away, to take
ly,

2,>"j'/7m'i s.

to flight.

4pkripi, aqueous, igneous

digestion - uian^

-fiihijk'iii

fusion

sion; dissolution;

lik-p-ilipn^

'b,air,i,%buia

thaw.

2^.</^oi-7/S.l,<"^"4<"*-[bag,sack,pack.

^o/4 a. contrary, opposed to; s. bale,

2^,tj^wpu,ifp s. mus. counter- or double
[-ptni *. ballast.
-bass.
Jiullinpuib t &C. S. 2,'"^"'"-'"t"'F'"^ J

inverse, inverted;
antithetic, opposite ; -n-ph-J"
a.

l^iuliuin-.tipi

-tl'C "-
va. to oppose

-n-phi-P-fiJu

s.

opposi-

[reaction.

tion; contrast; antithesis,

-if-y^nij/ s,
a. reactive
equal, even, exact.
2,//."47 a. opposite, contrary ;-fr

'l^iuliuiqj.uili

2^,uliu3^ a.

vn. to oppose, to

withstand;

-m-Pf s.

opposition, resistance antiperistasis.

^uliaililip a. antipathetic.
l^Muliinii^n. s. counterpoise ; - fn/j to
;

persecution; pursuit,
trouble, vexation.

i^ia[u,(t-u/iip s.

expulsion;

/?p'.

counterbalance.
persecutor.

2^uiiuiif[i^s.

[i.ttitiA

melted, smelted,

^uiiuitty, [y a.

ytuiiiih-nt-tlh^.ytufut&uMbp*

[cast.

of a persecutor.
^Mijuliu/i, a. apt to be melted, fusible; dissoluble; -m.p^i.'i, s. fusibility;
-ip, metals.
2^iuiiii'iti> s. fusion,
draining off; fig.
2,<"/<*^^<-? state

exhaustion, consumption, decay.

^juvj"/'-"*' s. foundry, smelting-house,
2^<Y/i-

S.

i^iuikj;

^flrum

irj[i

[furnace.

va. to melt, to smelt, to

found, to cast, to smelt down to dissolve to liquefy to exhaust, to drain,

to consume to digest -[urvn. to melt,
to be founded or cast; to dissolve, to
liquefy; to melt to nothing, to dwindle
away, to be exhausted, to go to decay,
to run to waste, to "be consumed;
;

to melt
to thaw
away, to wear out, to
exhaust oneself; to grow

auinXuiiTiu'iilriitj
Jiuil,i_,

to pine

away, to
be withered.
[decline.
2^iuiki.,r,^s. consumption, phthisis,

fall

lean, to

2^,uik^i.np[,^ s. bot.

marum, ohamsedris

2,"'^'^ a. melting.

[maritima.
black, white or red-heartl^iiMiniiuMliufi, S. ^uiiuiliu/ii .
[cherry.
Z,'ilif; s.

2,"'^n/^n"-P/>-% s.
.

t^"'il!3

"'3

liquation.

* furnace foundry;
;

cible, coppel; - Mi.ua.uMliuii.np

furnace or mill.
l^wfni^uMir,
2,'"int.t

ng

I'a s.

s.

crumuflBe-

[fusion.

smelting, melting;

aloes.

antipathy.
contradictor, disputer,
controversialist ; dialectidebater
cian ; -friTim. to contradict, to dispute,
to debate ; -ni-P-pt-% s. contradiction,
controversy, dispute, discussion; diaSpirit of conlectics ni-l> -ni-P^t-a/i,
2,"4"iJ//'-/?/'-i s.

l^,uliu,^,un-s.
,

tradiction.

[-ni-Pl- S. 2,'4"-'"4"/^-

juiliu,jhi[itn a.

opposing, adversary;
inclined ; prone,

l^utli.uJki" a.leaning,

prone to
bent, disposed; - / iu,pii
evil, inclined to mischief; -Jtmlrj'vn.
to lean, to incline, to be prone to, to
feel inclined or disposed for, to lean
to the side of, to have an inclination
to; -Jjtuini-Pj s. decline, inclination,
proneness, tendency, propensity, disposition; idiopathy -iTmlnrvn. to emulate to rival, to vie with, to antagon,

ize

-./iini,/?? s.

emulation, competi-

tion, strife, contention.

antipope.

^uiliutuiiuuf s.
2,.4/"/-"/4

uy a. contrary, opposite;

adversary, hostile, unfavourable, inimical; discordant; incompatible; jor.

ad. against, contrary to ; opposite, facing, in front of; ^mppi -t, %Jpi, or
"hnplfb ^ -Ifl- g -* ad. on the contrary, on the wrong side ; against the
grain, in a contrary sense, backwards;
uiib'hirt-l^, [,ui - directly or diametrically opposite, quite the reverse ; - n^
uliq^iTmwg in spite of sense & reason;
- ifuiinuj inpu, , against his will or
,

569
grain, in spite of him ; forcibly ; - 110,^
to stand, remain, stay or stop in the
face of, in front; fig. to oppose, to

withstand, to

resist,

iltruAj

make head

to

- ip.lru to be
g - ilflihi^ JJ,,
to be at variance - { -% ov

against, to cope with

contrary, to oppose ;

i,lJ.T,

adversary, an-ni.f or
l^iuliuin-iulinLp-fi s. contrariety, opposition, resistance, hostility, adver2,'4<"'<-<<'(''/>f.

tagonist, rival,

uig s-

enemy; demon ;

sity ; contestation, dispute, quarrel,

contest; combat, conflict; - jn^^i_
ijb'lkpk, to strive for; - 4;>t^, to experience adversities hqlri. - [, Jk2_'i'3
a dispute arose between them; -ft
;

to oppose, to form an opposition to,

to rise up or against, to go against,
to run counter, to withstand, to counteract, to thwart, to cross g ~u hfui^
;

"ithp^u

iii%lih<,ii_, in consequence of
agreement; - #"ji horse-racing.

contradictor

X^-uliajauxiiuht s.

contradictor; a.
contradictory, thwarting; -h,r vn. to
contradict; -.<-/?/.t.% *. contradiction ;
antilogy, antiphrasis ; -pmp ad. in a
contrary manner, in opposition.
Z^uiliuin.uiliiupuipp.uirL. a. iHus. dissouant, discordant.
[trary.
2^uMli,un.uiliu,p.u/ii

s.

l^uMliuiwLuiliuiipiuj^

running

con2^ui/uin.ui/itiif.iiiunt-l3-^it^i S. COUtrOpOsition ; -^A-^ s. counterrpoison, antidote ; i^frMTS. lD<iif<7^A<4A ? ~tti' '" opposed ; opposing, adverse -^/.nL-ffl
a,

;'

occupyiDg a staoffice to the prejudice of anuiiuuiplu-pp pseudopatriarch.

'l^uMliuin-uilfiup-nti. a.

an
other; -

tion,

2^ujiiu,n.u,liu,tr%nfii a-

pcace-breaking,

seditious, factious.
J^ut l^tu n-ut ^ut i^ty S. yutl^iuliutj*

Ifllfn-uil^iu^uspt O, p.ujnp.ujnl,
Xu,liiun.u,liuiir>M,[iin

u.

opponeut, ad-

versary, antagonist s. contest, resistance; combat, conflict; -m-PfiA s.

antagonism.
;

tuliiun-ua.^#4^ o. quarrelsome, mischief-making, meddlesome, seditious,

mutinous, litigious - Jl-m.^ spirit of
contradiction, of contrariety; -ulipntl^
s. love of contention, factious spirit.
'^^uliuin.uiliuia.liui a. coutrary, adverse, opposite.
[to excite.
,

to stir up,
frjmy vn. to oppose, to

'l^uiliMun.iulilr^nL.^ii^kd'va.
"l^uiiiuin-uililij;

resist,

to thwart, to object, to be reto, to revolt, to cross, to with-

-p.uip

ad, -torily. [p<^pu<i.t^, to contradict.

s.

2^uMliu,umnu.lrp^

s. aufciscil.

anti-concubine.
antarctic, southern

<^-

2,.4"'/'&v/'^'
piri-lrn.

contradiction.

i^uiliiuun^PlJii
2^uiliuiinii-,linn s.

contradictory

a.

2^tiiJliujui4iliu,%

thO SOUth polC; -2P.'"*""4>

antarctic circle.
2,u4uipji^2. *

counterpoise, weight.

^lulihiF, k-gli va. to incline, to lean,

-//" vn. to lean, to
to bend, to bow
incline, to stoop, to bend or hang
down; to give way, to yield; fig. to
feel inclined or disposed for, to have
an inclination to.
2^ujlilri7,f. s. contro-choir.
j^iutupiij.ii.kJ' a. opposed, against.
l^.uii[,piC a. brief, concise, precise,
succinct, summary.
l^m^nui'iilruj^g iii[ij s- autipodos.
2^u.linL.Uh s. declination, inclination;
decline, inclination, attachment;
fig.
geom. inclination;- b-pli liiuM,-iup,ru^t
obliquity of the ecliptic.
;

l^uji/uip^ilis.

'

dis-

l^iuiliip

currant

pl'i) s.

-l/i,ps.

bush.

springe, snare, noose,

snare, toils u,i,liu/i,lri_ J, -p.a

into snare, to entrap, to into fall into a
veigle
lubliiu'iiki^l, -pu
i^uiijiliu, s- alica.
[snare.
l^iuiinpif., [ig a. participating, sharing; sociable, social; s. Holy Communion ; -u uinhifrij to share, to give
a share ; to acquaint with, to impart,

trap
to

fig.

draw

communicate -^.it^,

pugnant

to

stand, to impugn; to clash, to rencounter; to contest, to dispute, to

debate; to cavil; to quarrel; to disagree - g ni-illrf, to rival, to vie with;
uia-ufu^ -libini, without rosistance.

share in, to partake of, to

have a share-or hand in - ^luphui^
accomplice - .iy^, to administer the
Holy Sacrament to - u/n5rnt.jr_, to com-

pate

to partici-

in, to

municate, to receive the Holy Sacrament.

370

2,rU
oblatiou

^uiqapq-uiif-p^uir s.

at the

Communion.
^ui,inp^,u(iai% a-, communicative ;
communicable; -nij s. conductibility.
2^uiqnpii.a,ii^l,j; hjiuj vti. to be iH communication with, in correspondence

with, to participate

in, to share with,

to impart to, to partake of.

l^Maiinp^iu^jnt-p-fi^'i,

s.

Communica-

tion, participation, correspondence;

copartnership.
2^iunnpq.uiukp a.

communicative.
pyx, box, sacred

2,<'^'7'2-<o</"><-^ s.

vase, ciborium.

a . conductible
conductibiUty.

^^uitinp^uipujp

~tl'L

-"-Pt'^i

S.

communicable.
2^iii,inpq.hir, tjp va. to communicate,
to transmit, to hand down, to impart,
to acquaint with, to inform to communicate, to administer the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper; S. -^f r;
- qui/aui to infect with disease.
2^u,,inpn.hii, a.

it^

T-tiT.

communicating.
hgiy vn. to commun'lu,n^pq.\,,r
icate, to be communicated, to partici1uiq^,p^i^,liu,f^ a.
,

pate, to share, to be in communication with; to conjoin, to have carnal

connexion with to be communicative
to lead on, to be conducive ; S.2,"'f."/7unfuni-j: [- - Rt-u conducting wire.
;

l,'uqn[,q.l,i_ s. f/iys.

2^u;inpii.nii_s.

couductor, good

cofflmunicant.

2^ui,inpq.ni-P-liL%

communication,

s.

participation, connexion; relations;

intercourse ; correspondence ; communion; carnal communion; U"-/p
-, the Eucharist, the Lord's Supper;

- pascal communion <_

jtrm -p-tuiti, post-communion;

t[u,ui^,uiiu%
'IpP-^p

pay a debt; j, - ^u. to oblige him, to

satisfy him; -tynt-jfj(_a. satisfactory.
2,u/27r, k-guy vn. to be contented,
,

satisfied, pleased, gratified; to agree,

to acquiesce, to consent, to approve;

to be reconciled, to become friends
again ; to deign ; to taste ; ir e ' to dis4oa"tuY, k ''" g
approve, to dislike
^irij you please him i,u.TCirugli mkp
lr,P^iy may it please your Majesty.
iuiTfy, [ig a. agreeable, pleasant,
pleasing,complaisant,grateful,aoceptable ~ iffiikij to please, to humour, to
agree, to have pleasure qpi^^-k ^l^i,
what do you think of it ? nSy - p-nt-ku^
ab -^^"L' ^^ y*"^ please or choose, as
;

you

s.

,""L"rt''3"'-ji

like

- "i?

comely

^-tjl'isi'

to

the ey e ; l^ql^'- "buM lu^j b'^j he or

she pleased me ; - p-m-irgMiMi. %i/hi it
pleased him, he thought fit or proper,
he approved of it ; - *-- tp iJ-" he

"/ */

preferred;

iU''i_~

um-uift

*^ y*"^ ^'^^"
agreeable, pleasing
--? s. amiableness, affability ; -4_
u,u,p a. kind, condescending, complaisant ; -litg ib%^irvn. to consent, to ap-

e"3 ^

"i^3

^'''^

<

2,2(e/"4'"*

prove.
^uiiCnjitAiuir,

ui^ty vn. to please, to

to like, to be pleased with,

[genteel, nice, pretty.
to consent.
^,uZnju,u,tuPi^a. graceful, charming,

humour

'Tuil^niuMputn S. *\uMirMMtiutanu3p

|_ant.

iaiTSyuign^-guiukiTva. to make pleas"lutiCyn^p-'l, $ satisfaction ; compla-

cency, consent, willingness.

2^u,-2Cj2fp
j[-j s. will, pleasure, good
willingness ; caprice , humour,
will
,

fancy, whim gi -^u ad. at one's will or

pleasure, according to, at sight, at
discretion; negligently, carelessly;
according to his caprice;
i/fty *'P '
^npitiii^Pl -ju to do according to one's
liking,fancy or humour,to follow one's
;

2^ujiC, nj a.

content, contented, pleas-

consenting s. satisfaccontentedness - u.i4t_, to content, to satisfy - /Ai-_, to be content,

ed, satisfied

tion,

satisfied, pleased.
l^uti^iup

-nUi

s\hot.

nj

nij_s,

rye S.
;

Z.'^tf "'/'J ~b*

sand-box tree.

pleasant, agreeable.
^luTChiT, bgli .-h^m-^uiXhiTva. tO COUtent, to please, to satisfy, to humour,
XuMTOril, a.

- qJlmiti m-fiat-^p to conde;

scend, to please, to humour; - ^ui^mu ,
to gratify the passions ; - ^.^.o^ . to

to|gratify

own

bent, to listen to

nobody

i.iiuc

to abandon
oneself entirely to another's caprice
or discretion ; typ [ii-puM^aA^i-p i/jju
uini-p ilfbki_

fi

-^u ai-piit^

tun-uiPfi ui^utq [ii-pwwq tun^tJ^p

did that
eyes.

evcry man

which was right in

his

own

agreement, satisfacaccord, approbation, consent,

complaisance, acquiescence, compliance desire, wish, pleasure, will; -zp.
grace, sweetness, loveliness, amiable^a.a5,i-/?/.t.% s.

tion

,
;

IW

511

ness ma-miii, ^yffi, -p-V without your

consent, in spite of you ; iupui g /# g
-p-% liiaWaig ^g do with me accord;

ing to your pleasure.

!,</", nj s. savour, taste; check,
moderation -^ anat. the lower belly
- if-it/j to moderate, to check.
;

^.ajhipuA

concord agreeing
unanimous, conformable; -lr,r vn- to
agree, to be of one mind -n,.p^^.^, s.
concord, agreement, good understanda.

ilar

ing, unanimity, intelligence.

concordant, unanimous; s. concordance.

2^^J'u,p,j(,f a. of similar disposition,
character or customs.
2,'oiniMp.uippmn. a.

a.

connatural

homo-

geneous consubstantial; -^ni.p-l,^i,

s. homogeneousness
connaturality,
;

consubstantiality.
^aiJ'uip.ninp a. uuiversal,

all,

whole.

qnt-li b. yuaiTtuqb

stantial

MuliuMb

consub-

usf^lij a.

creation, all creatures,

the uniTerse, nature -u./4o ad. consubstantially ; -ni-p-X, s. consubstantiality.
[rator; -n^s. cooperation.
^uJuM^nph- a. cooperative s. coope;

-if-nf^,

assembled, gathered together ; universal, general ad.

all together, unitedly s. arith. sum.
yiuJiut^nfJti^ a. S. ^nt^iiiun'^ flockcd
together, gathered in crowds or in a
mob ad. in a united company, with
all the company, in crowds; - [S-n-^u
2^,MMJhM^ni-ifh,p a.

to fly in flocks or

swarms.

^uiJuiij.plrj'vn. to

compose

-^pn,.^

p-f,^, s. composition.
2^uiJhiii.uiir, uij a. agreeable to the

taste,

delicate, delicious,

dainty, ex-

quisite, savoury, succulent; -^ dainties, delicacies, tid-bits; -Muukp a. fond

of dainties, epicurean ; s. epicure.
"IumWui^uiu a. of the same class, order
,

or rank; -hiTva.iQ, range, to rank, to

drawup, to place in order, to put
together; -l^ir vn. to be classified together, placed in the same order;
-m-P-fiKX s. being of the same rank,
equality in rank.
[P-fs. synthesis.
^iuiriMiq.pwliu/b a, synthetical; -q-pnt-^

XuiiTuMnuipMr a. of the

same

mily or generation.

to

be equivalent;

-./3^t.'fc s.

ib'iibu

equiva-

lence, equipollence.
'lu.MTuiPJii.a. of the same number or
quantity, equal; -/?. a. co-reigning.
l^u.JiiM/u.fl.ni.p-I.Ji, s. co-latitude ; -^^
jfii, a. of the same language ; -ih-iu_
kl'3'-i^"rti ~u"-^ a. bearing the same
yoke ; s. colleague ; companion, partner ; -[ni-p a. that can be heard, or
heard every where ; -[uaipmii s. academy; university, faculty.
XuMd'mfujp.hir vna. to gather or put
together, to muster , to collect, to
;

-pni-f

7iaiihtptn^

the

s.

meeting, assembly.

~-^jnp^

^np^nt-pn. a. 01

same opinion or mind, unanimous,

agreeing , concordant ; s- adherent,

partisan ; - ip'^ij to agree with, to be
of the same mind; -lun^nL.pfti^ s. intelligence, concord, good understanding, harmony league, alliance, compact /unt-irp S. -n-im-iTuip ; juou a. concordant, analogous.
[natural.
'luiJ'uiit\ih a, connate, twin ; uterine;
;

7""lur[l

uiaCl.O. ^npfiupiuninl 0,d. all,

only; alwaysof the same will,

concordant; obedient to the will of,
resigned ; -^i/" vn. to agree, to be of
one mind, to consent with; to be resigned, to submit oneself; -mjs. concord, unanimity, agreement, union,
consent; -n-fg 4""'^j* Uv/i obedience
to God's will, resignation, trust in God.
^n./4"j <" coexistent ; -^mn^ s.
entirely, totally
2,"fi"4""/''

omnibus;

"y

-4^?- a.

order or number
dinate

put in the same

co-orco-ordinate, to

-4/?-"S;^ s.

-liuipifJrJ'va. to

put in the same order ; -liuMpf,^^ a. subject to the same passions ; compassionate, feeling, sensible.
2,'u/Ta47-fe% a. well
versed in the
Persian religion; coreligionary. [ther.
living with anoto affect, to fill
with, to immerse; S. p-^. [centric.
luMjhiliir%q.pa% a. coucentric, homo"lusir-uiihuMg

a., still

'luiSiulitrj^, h-g^

^uiTuiif^uij^ a. national.
7 urirusqn.tr 11 ui D, ^/#irt

race, fa-

adequate

lent, equipollent,

convoke
^utiTu/t^i^

equal in power ; equiva-

i^uMiTiuqop a.

i^^uMinu^huy

l^iaiTaiq^l, a. of the same nation

family, kind or sort; national; related; homogeneous; -^nif s. nationality; relationship; homogeneousness.
l^uMd'uM^, a. of the same nation or
race ; -^y?- a. equal, even, alike, sim-

a.

U9

,;

72

same form or

of the

l^uiiTmlilrpui a.

manner; conformable; resigned; -^A"

vn. to comply with, to conform or submit to, to be resigned;
submission resignation.

-m-p-liL^i

s.

l^ii^tTuilihitui a.

beings,

similar, like

sunk

all

be affected,

lui,riu^lur, lihgiuj vn. to

filled

-:p

creatures.

all

or covered

with

immersed

to array,

clothe or invest
oneself with, to bury oneself in; jnu__
up ImI- n Dejtnjntil U^ujliini-Uihutllil 7 tO DO
in

completely covered with gold

&

cious stones

[,

p-uiluitm-pl,

J<

pre[np

uipinUht-Pf,,^, -, to give

oneself up to
melancholy, to be filled with sadness;
-^ufi<-^, to dress in mourning; S.
l^uiiTiuliltp

[fatted cattle.
utterly destroying,
- ^ui'ii^.m-Sh
utter

S. -Iipuilim'b

'l^uiWiulinpitu^i a.

exterminating

- linpni-u,, total
loss; - uiiuinn--^uiu extcrminator; -l/n^
pnju a. destroying
exterminating
-^ni-iji. swallowing up, all-devouring.
i^ai,ru,fniui^u//i a. sympathetic.
ruin, extermination

^a,j'uili[,nM.p-l,t_'i, s.

sympathy

niAfe-^^

- to sympathize with, to feel a - for;

niAt^- to have no - for or with.
1

iftU"

be of one mind

configuration.
entirely consumed
all-consuming , all-devouring , epidemic, epizootic, contagious.
'l^uttTiuiTuyp a. born of the same mother;- t/^p-/f7 uterine, by the mother's side; -Jt-aj a. coetaneous, of
the same age.
^uiWuiJliui a. of the same mind or
opinion, unanimous; - it'i't-i_ni-Jt-^ to
perfectly agree with, to enter into the
)_uMiruiT(uip,uli a.

views
agree

- ^i

of;

they always
they are two fin-

j"-*'?-

in opinion, a

gers of the same hand ; -/;t-/3/.ti

*. unanimity, concord, consent, conformity of opinion.
'luiiTu-iuipli a. cohabitant ; dwelling
under the same roof.
l^iuSyii Ig a. whole, entire, total,
complete; ad. all, entirely; together,
all together, together with; even, yet,
- -//t.
still
totally , completely
,

u/jLaj^u
wholly, thoroughly
even though even if, however, nevertheless; -1. uijliitikn n^juM^hgmp,
what & you are not yet satiated ? ululru .uuHighiui, in short, in a word.
2^ui,ruifl,u,^ip i.pantometer.
,

2,//:t7*"j"i""""'-'^"-relatingair; en-

cyclopedian

laiWuMtnioti a. coreligionary.

;-ii-il^s.

ad. together, at the

same time, at once.

S. 2,"'V"'?=^'"

^u,iru,c,in/i,

pansperm.
panorama.

luiiTiiifuuMutrpilit s.
2^iuir,i,/tiuijjnjj s.

[ing.

born of the same father, consanguineous - h.i^pmjp ,^nfp,

half-brother
half-sister
by the fa-

universally destroy'IuiJu/imij-umJ'ujii, a. whole, universal;

ad. all, all together, generally ; even,

ther's side-

yet,

luij',ui,^l, a.

clothed alike, in
-4ui.i^ S . y<iiuiuliu,lil,
a. aid-de-camp; adjutant;

^iiiirii,^u/i,ii.lrpi

uniform

'l^uiir.yUiuu.hp a.

a.

-4"'Pi_f 1'3

still.

l^iuiru/hn-iuii^ s. all
^uiTu/iijii-P- a.

convoking or inviting

wm,umIi

a.

all

-'ipt^^

alike, similar;

i^iaiTu/iiWu/h a. ec^aX.,

conformable

a.

the members.
same matter.

of the

analogous

imitating
;
following; ad. equally, alike.
,

angelic.

^uii/:^<;%a. concordant,

consonant,
conformable; >nM. in unison; ad. unanimously -htVva. to accord, to bring
to agree; to conciliate, to reconcile;
mus. to tune -fiirvn. to agree, to concord with, to be agreed; to grant, to
come to terms, to comply with mm.
to be in tune; -m^p^ s. concord, unison consonance, concordance; fig.
conformity, unanimity, union; mus.
unison, tune gr. concordance.
l^uiiruiilr,. a. of the same form or

S.

shape, conform;- u,n^,ki_flfu,ir, to

analogy.

conform-

having the same sign;

having the same meanijig or

l^iaiTu/b^'i, a.
-uifj a.

signification,
s.

synonomous

7tui/utJtnt-7i

-,u^n,.p-T^

-ni-Pliuyi

s.

unanimity.
[}Jini^tu%gMillpq

s.

homonymoushomonymy.

name-sake -up.mp
ly

synonomy.
2^uii/h,%njint.[3-pLii s.

[ity,

2^./:>.5i./L,ini.?s.similarity,

-^iJhA a.

ad.

s. the whole country,

the public; countryman; -,uq.nplf a.
done by every body, general, univer-

luiiPiMMjuuipi,

,
;
;

;
,

common public
a. of the same
-I'll
country *. countryman.
;

^uJhj^,^nM.pf
a.

of the

same

s.

opinion, agreeing, un-

stract, epitome.

congeneric, homogeneous; -uha-m-^

Pb s. congenerousne8s,homogeneous-

l^uij'uM^ij^ a. of
,

abbreviation; compendium, abridgement, summary, absion, shortness

unanimity ; -^nti^

animous.
equal

im

57S

^ttir
sal; -4"'^' vniTersal, general,

same measure,

the

proportioned

symmetrical

commensurable
-nL.pJ, s. equality,
symmetry
commensu;

proportion,

rability; -in^hJ'vn.io depart together.

^/if^,iy6-^a a. quite clear, bright,

ness ; -ufr^ a. of the same race or

stock; -ulrpiT a. produced from the
same seed; -uhpniXif. a. of a common
origin ; -ukp a. mutually fond ; -_
%nt^>if., -unJii a. nourished, brought
up together.

shining, luminous, resplendent -u<<j.

mo'ii a. having the same office or function, colleague
-ui,uiniuu[iiiu% a. corresponding
-[uu/bhir vn. to correspond; -/uiuif^a. corresponding; -"/"c

^iujh,uipu,ir a. fragrant, odoriferous, sweet-smelling or -scented.

i^unauu,li-qh- a. innate, natural.

a. equally glorified, equally adorable equal in rank or honour, having the same dignity ; -uiuim^Tf a.
congruent, suitable, convenient; -mmiu,^
mm-ni-P^ s. equal honour , rank or
dignity; -uiu,p^iu,/f a. all-surrounding;
- #4 chaos.
^../i^%^, -2^i^a. destroying, exterminating all - Itnptfiu'bn^m, entire
destruction, extermination ; umXhu
to exterminate, to root out, to utterly destroy ;- ;/*/_, to be totally exterminated.
^lot/lu/Loui
/y a, brief, short, abridged, concise, succinct, summary;
peremptory; ~, -a, -,up.,up ad. succinctly, briefly, summarily, precisely;
peremptorily; ^.compendium, abridgement; final or irrevocable sentence;
- i,Mumiulilrij *0 cut short - uiuhij
""""gts -1. - [lu^ uiuuM^huiu in short,
in a word.
XaiJiunLouiuf.l,if a. briefly traced
succinct; - pmlturi^utlini^p-'f
an abridgement - uiutinilrp sketch, short
notice, cursory view; -^^^ a. written
briefly, in a few words ; -fpni.p-piA s.
abbreviation.
lu,jh,n.o,hir, trjil, va. to abridge, to
diminish, to shorten to digest, to resume, to recapitulate; to reduce, to
contract, to extract; ni-,ipq_-, to understand thoroughly & cause to be
perfectly well understood; - ^pi^'iiu,
to transgress, to break a law; ~^np_

l^uiir.M,i,^l.n. a. spread
diffused
propagated throughout - h-un-iu/tu
to be -.
[tion or avowal.
^^uij-m^iy ad. of a common attesta-

'luiiTu.uuihqni.p^fMi^,

u-lii-

qh^k-nh^liu , to
tion of the diocese.
k-ujulib

make a

visita-

S.

2^iuM/hu,^^

string of pearls.

s.

Spread throughout,
very extended, universal, general S-u^, the Ocean
- e>^, atmosphere;
- -ni-p-'hs. extent, very great extent
-muipp a. composed of the same element or matter ;-ifr/<"4* ofthe same
kind or sort equal conformable
i^uiinamiapuih-

tt.

resembling, similar, like, con-m/j^ a. of the same age, coeta-

-ra/iiv a.

form
neous; -mn^ir,
;

-mn^Jlilj a.

ofthe same

family, related.
^uiiT.up
nj s. account, calculation,
,

computation, enumeration, numeration;

number; catalogue,

list;

roll-

muster; examination, inventory,

statement,. account; esteem, respect,
value, regard, station, degree
presentation or rendering of accounts;
comparison lesson verse ]!- t-t'
* -pr. for, on account of g
- same,
call,

same thing

- iu,Ani-u

uiuM^u/ii^lrij

to

ask for an account of, to require one

to account for ; - uiniilr[_, to find out
an explication of, to examine to take
or draw up an inventory of to take
stock; - uiuii_, to render an account;
to give a reason; to be responsable,
to account for; - laniim-i^jt Jk2. *"to make an account
n-ujjfig b'-ca
with his servants f - iu^t-_, uipQiu_
;

%lri_, rpiirij

to couut, to calculate, to
JhtuAiri^b ~' to be reckon-

compare;
numbered, esteemed among; ^ -f
it'i't^U to be counted as, to pass for, to
ed,

2^mJhia.ouinul3-l,t.% s. brovity, conci-

astorism

s.

-;

; ,

im

5 74

be reputed, esteemed g inup^liuA liuii_

^ -f to be taken for a man - i^ilri^
;

g ni-Jlrp

^.uit^ /?^. -nj

to draw or cast lots; mnM-p q^unrmp
ui'itmt-uni.ptr _pn glYO ail aCCOUUt of
to dispute

thy stewardship n^hqib,- {,

-f, p.u.%l,ir,

to my words
unimportant no mat-

no attention was paid

ik f'Lb -b

<

i*-

i"

ter; p-ni.nil-nil_i^p ffliT, all was couuted ; nil^ [S-nt-na ^luuiuiph-ui^, a clevor
arithmetician ; - uinAnt^, to take lessons ; t^fiinb-tt ni-Mtutiy-it iuuh-i 0% tO
know, to learn, to say or repeat one's
f

lesson; S. P'/"^.

^110"

without ceremony ; determined, resolute wide , extended

- -nipuMf, ad. frankly, freely, boldly,
plain, sincere,

plainly; resolutely, firmly;

u
I

numeral

2^u,iru,puf[,(, s.

"^ujp

letter.

uin s.

reckoner,

calculator, book-keeper, accountant,

auditor of accounts ; mntfe i#,-,^^ _/,
,

counting-house; accountant's office,

ciphering; -^pj s. accounts, bookluiJuipui^uiui

s.

luiiTajpuiiLnM-

[keeping.
comptroller

o. JiuuuipdiuMi^ ad.

fo, ~p.tMMpp.uin. a. [i^

speak freely, frankly, openly,
to be plain with, to be accustomed to
speak one's mind --? *. frankness

to

of speech, openness, unreservedness,

free*heartedness.
^MMMiTMMipJiuMliiMM^iMMitMg . sBCing clcarly, penetrating, perspicacious.

control,
ij s.

s.

control.

ly, publicly.

2^uiilhipuiu,n,., uig a.

rendering ac-

yUMlIlMMpJtuilllMMMM^^U

count; -i^/?^.'5i *. control, giving in

or rendering of accounts.
'lui,ruipy,r, t-^f, va. to

ber, to calculate
on, to consider.

count, to

num-

to esteem, to reck-

ber, to count ; to calculate, to compute; to esteem, to repute, to judge;

to presume, to suppose, to reckon; to
attribute to pass for, to be reputed
;

or deemed ; ^^ - to prefer ; uiu,u,n,._

u,^uM% -, to appreciate; Jt& pi^to
value, to esteem, to repute, to rely
on ; uM/t. "^[tf'^- not to keep any account of, not to care about, to have
,

esteem for, to despise; - ^aiji,,

to look upon oneself as, to believe,
deem or account oneself, to think
that one is g i^ - jZ-ffi g ,.Jb!ih to
mistake lrpu.%hit qu,%jL'u - to think
oneself happy; -/,.(p t/34. -pha^n^^
lyiiuiku /?t, let us suppose that; Jf
-hp P-k, do not believe that; -phu,i_a.
reputed, deemed, looked upon as
g
Jbn-lruiiu-, thought to be dead; ^^i
jui^a, not numbered among the nations, without genealogy n^kp - "/<.
ifiup- p-i^
f,^^ jfi,^, silver was made no
2,'"i/?"/7/i^^. numerator, [account of.
little

^u.n^pl,^ a. of the same blood,

related.
i^-jiTiupiiuii

a.

D. 7

yUMlItMMpAlMMl^h-iTt

to

t-ap

*/f/IJl*f^

flfl.

^UtjWuMB.

JuMMTlMMpJiUMl^MMMMnh-U D.
,

h-qWIL-UMMMills-irVCt.

embolden, to make bold or coura-

geous, to reassure; to permit, to allow to render impertinent.

'l^MUMTuMpiiulili-pku a. with
an open
countenance, frank, free, bold.
;

sum, to num-

2^iu,nup[,ir, irguj/ vn- to

consanguineous

spcaklug fraufc"
- puMppuMn-n^, aloud, open-

'l^uMiTuMpiMuiiuMiuMpM .

ly, freely

-P^^iii

yuiifutpJtuilitnfuou

'bh-i_,

2^uMifiupMMtlituij,

clearly,

openly, ingenuously; 4'"/^ A"*^

too
free, bold, rash, audacious, too daring.
'l^uiirmpiuiliuMpMippuMn- a. plain-spoken, frank, open-hearted, ingenuous;
ad. frankly, openly, freely, ingenuously, without reserve.
2,</^/i<J4/.f3* a. more openly, &e.

frank

free

bold

grow bold,
to take the
liberty of, to allow oneself, to have
the courage, to be daring, to dare, to
venture ; 4"/^ ^3 - . to presume, to
take liberties ; -fo_a. emboldening.
l^MuiTMupJiMa^liiT, t-giMMj vn.

to

have the boldness

to

to,

^^uMWuMpiiMMlint-P-'^ s. frankness, hardihood, licence, courage, liberty boldness, forwardness; liuMp(, {.HL -, audacity, temerity, venturesomeness;
,unh,MiM.i_, to take the
liberty to
to
permit or allow oneself to kuMpJ, f ffi
- iMtuMij to render impertinent, impudent uiuMpMn k -P-p MMMuiri_, it must be
acknowledged ~p S. 2,""'2iy7<}.4 ad.
;

a. produced from the

innate, inborn.
2, /i"^n^*.reckoner, arithmetician;
-imm/i,% a. arithmetical ; -uMliufb% -aij^
s. arithmetic, ciphering.
^uMiriMMpiTiMMuw

same root;

having the same

fellow-craftsman.
^iMMiruMpnt-HL s. value, esteem, reputation, respectability; S. S""/'?-l^MMMiTuMghii^ a. of the same race or
^uMM/hMpMii-ku,n

trade or calling

a.

*.

;,;

;;
;
,

IW

^luifpiui

uj

boy

child,

s. little

lad;

apprentice, novice, beginner; scholar,

disciple; a. new, raw, inexperienced;
ignorant; - ^puim/iuy shop-boy; ,

llluultri'lutif,

cabin-boy

pot-boy

^uMiuup ad. like a child,

childishly;-f.L/3-/,tS, s.

iiat-mami-n/

apprenticeship;

inexperience.
puipi[, va. to elevate,

to raise, to lift up, to take up -qih,A,

to stretch forth or raise the hands;
to raise the hand against ; to rebel.
;

l^uiirpuiiAuiir, puipiufj vn. to rise up,

to ascend, to mount, to go up to raise

oneself, to rise, to get up ; - </;<>^ /.
U,>iii.<6- , to raise the heart to God
i,iuli,aa.uili , g^tj/" to revolt, to rise,
to rise against, to rebel / jIhmj to grow proud; fuimMu/uuti^- to accuse of, to charge with, to arraign, to
;

impeach.

laj

nour, repute

loy .nj

s.

provisions, furnishing, supplying, victualing ; - lopui^ . magazine ; stores,

ammunition; - u/bmUiinj .fodder, provender; forage.
i^iaiTpiupuiifni., uig contractor, purveyor, furnisher ; forager.
'laiWp.uipuMli , U.J s. store , deposit
warehouse purveyor ; t-p^f.'iip %jhM goiin/, the heavens shall drop down
dew ; ui% s. anai. matrix ; -uiufl^iu s.
intendant, steward, furnisher, purveyor, provider, contractor.
\uMjp.uipu/ii s.anat. uterus, the womb;
-,
-/.J *. larder or pantry; granary;
:

magazine, mart emporium.

;

2^uiJp.aipuiiMiiu'ri

Bj

store-keeper;

s.

tr^fi

va. to

warehouse

to provide, to furnish food, "to victual,

to revictual, to lay in a stock of, to
store ; to lay by, to hold in reserve,
to amass, to gather, to treasure up.
^uJicuip^n,.3b s. lifting up, elevation,
ascension, rising, ascent; Ascension7inf/fujpiwa' O. 7 uriy]f'/ruf1^ng
[day.
7rni/}s.utnnc

-. flying report, swift,

- pu,pyu,ij good re;

uipu,,i.uiC>Hri-

speedy renown
false,

news -

ill

^p -, strange,

</t6- umuiu,ai_,

to

a great reputation ^luuh^uM'biia,

;

damage

to

'I^I_17

one's reputation;

t'-P< *o tarnish one's

win

-y

u,iu,p_

renown;

to got au ill uamB

be unknown, of no reputation or renown uiq^apik-/_q- m-pni^,
to blacken or ruin the reputation of;

^t.'itlri_q-

to

^mplj[aApi_,

-/.

become

to

public, to

divulge ; to become famous, renowned, celebrated, far-famed, to be in

vogue, request or fashion Jui^nqui^p
;

spread abroad an evil report about

one -~ i,utiihi_, mmpuMithij to ralsc, sow
or spread the news - i^ip-ufbty it is
said that; the story runs; Iriu/ukp,
4''^t/ mutpiu&^p
p i^ni-pu luaAtufitl^p
the report spread - ^la^ni-P-tuti/b
g miriinqJaAiu piiP-u!buiip the fame of
his courage spread every where .
;

t/

*" uUiTuMitl;

"p.

tuiT l^nqjiubu t^iut-uin-pti

there went out the fame of him

through all the region round about
-/ ^uipb;i,[_

popular

C"-^*?*-

S.

tuiuifu

\aiirp.utL.uiphp

bringer

s.

this

play

is

very

messenger, news-

-lintt lun^ihtr S. 'l^utjp.uMi.yir:,

-4<%

a. spreading false reports

mischief-making, meddlesome; -miA^,
-t-np a. having a name worthy of envy, famous, renowned, far-famed.
;

va. to celebrate, to
praise ; to make
public, to divulge, to let out, to noise
or rumour abroad, to publish, to make
XuiJp.iuu.lTtr, h-gf,

sing the praises

of, to

-^r vn. to be
renowned, to become celebrated to
be divulged, spread or noised abroad.
;

'l^uiifp.yp a.patient; i.patienee ; time,

delay; -ui^ai%, -uiunup a. patient, suffering, enduring;
s. affairs requiring patience, annoyances, trou-

-t^

bles.
^uiiTpk-ptiT, ty/i vn. to

have patience,

a.

constant, to persist; to wait; - ju,_

~~pp

p^'^'B ^*

mer-

S.

S.

\3tifputpuiut/ ^

&

elf, fay ; faun, syl[towering, puflSng up.

maid, siren ; fairy,

fiHl/puipuim^

pute; jtrqutlfiuptt, /><_<

be patient, to endure, to suffer, to

support, to bear, to undergo, to sustain to persevere, to remain firm &

guq

van god.

known every where

intendant.

^uuTpuiplrj',

warehouse, storehouse, granary, loft; larder, pantry;

-Miitrm s.

ng nt-g s. Credit, horenown, fame, reputation, name, glory, celebrity; news,

intelligence, rumour, report, tidings
2^iiijp.aML.

linpn,.uiJiilri_ if^i

i_u4ilp.uMniiaM,r,

2^-iii/p.utp

i,M

5 7ij

family ; homogeneous ; --? s. relationship; homogeneousness.

[nour.
'l^iuiruii^uin. a. of equal glory or hoi^uij}u^uAiuili a. aliquot, even.

to

;,
,

576

iftir

Jnt-ubncP^

to live single

tinently, chastely

np

to live con-

i,ujirp.irphuijk t"~

uiutn.' "bu, k^ggk' he that shall endure

unto the end, the same shall be saved.

luijyjium
a. proportionate
/#j
equal, conformable , corresponding,
analogous, regular, symmetrical, adequate ; - i-npttlrij to proportion ; ^2.
,

compare

kp-k /jt*' h -e'^'L

p '/n'^ 'ZCtgtliuiutiun-nnif.f
if your virtues correspond with your
high destiny pi-t -mpuip ad. S. -nt-,

l^uiilpirpn,!^ a.

patient, enduring.
patience, suffering
hope, expectation, confidence; time,
delay uia/iilri_ -p-p to be patient, to

'iilri_-,

^ii,irpi.-pi,,.pf s.

tun-utplutnt^fa-gip

bear with patience;

p-p;

linpni-uui%yi_ii^

to lose one's patience, to-grow impatient tnui/jinpni-uullihui^ tO pUt qUltO

out of patience ; S. P'yc:
,

^luiFpn/p

*buss;
liarity
gr.

pnt-pfig

s.

kiss,

embrace

sweetness, affability, famiunion, joint, joining together

fig.

spondee; a. sweet-tempered, afbenign, gentle, mild, meek;

fable,

; agreeing,
unhaud-kissiug ; -

propitious, favourable

animous

Jilrn.uig

inu,n%^ a traitor's kiss mun_ m-Jtp to embrace, to kiss to

buss Miitufl^tJh'tU%q luuintuiint_[3-h-iuil
to give the kiss of peace ;/ - uiitk/j to
familiarize, to tame, to domesticate
'^luytn trt^ uMn^hlrft J"'f"l-'"P^j to apQni^ij-iyli

pease, to calm, to pacify, to reconcile;

f"Ll' -' to get or grow tame, familiar,
to be tamed; t- ^tm/hi^ paipu umut^
%uii_, to be good-tempered
gentle
amiable.
[not, not at all.
,

2^aii/pni-% ad.

entirely no,
j^uiiTpni-puiukp a. fond of kissing; s.
kisser fig. fond of peace, pacific.
^uiirpm-pinr, A-j/i va. to kiss, to embrace ; * to buss - ^iJtui'bu to kiss
or embrace each other;
to kiss unwillingly; uuikm
to be
always kissing - qik-n-u lui^,
J. "-/"ip
to kiss the hands ifiadpn^pir,,,^ p. tij-u,
he kissed him ; -h^nt-guiukd' va. to familiarize, to domesticate.
^uidpnt-pniSlu s. osculation.
2^iMMJtii_a. flavorous, savoury, sweet,
delicious ; -tup.m'i, a. sweet-spoken;
-uM^uiW, -uitCiu^Ii a. well flavoured,
totally,

pleasant to the taste, savoury -u/uumJ'

vn. to become well flavoured, sweet,
appetizing; to be agreeable to; -_
^ni-ju/iit-ir va. to render savoury, to
sweeten, to season -n./3-/.<.'ii s. exquisite flavour, agreeable taste, relish.
2^u,Jlrir, ,ug s. amomum ; spice ; - or
-uilip . aromatics, spice ; sauce, seasoning, stew, ragout, high seasoned
sauce ; dressing of meat, condiment
-m'uoP- s. sauce-boat.
;

to

>

al

proportional, analogic-

-uiIium"!, a.

comparative

-t^

"ItudhdyurnhMT,

comparable.
compare,
to put in com-

a.

va. to

h-gfi

to confront, to confer
parison with, to equal, to parallel; to
;

be in symmetry

- i^tp" to

collate.

>

comparlson., confront; proportion; analogy, relation,

conformity, correspondence,harmony,
eurythmy, symmetry ; math, ratio, proportion; -^pnj, collation; pain-iml^
^-% to disproportion
-Pp ad. proportionably, in proportion, proportionally, symmetrically; comparatively, in or by comparison, relatively, in
reference, [aromatic, spicy, fragrant.
^u.</A-i/:.t,op e. seasoned, flavoured;
l^uiJlrJlrj; t-jP va. to season, to flavour ; to scent, to aromatize, to spice,
to powder ; - tmipi. to sprinkle with
2^a,Jtif^s. seasoner.
[salt, to salt'l^mJktruimni-P-'if s.

2^uiJti/hi.^ s. boi. vanilla.

l^iaJtuiiw

modest, decent re-

a.

fig

served, moderate, temperate; -u,puip

ad. modestly
-ufUuMiT vn. to become
modest or wise, to put on a modest
look; -tugnt-^ufhinr va. to make modest or moderate; -nt-Pf s. modesty,
;

moderation, reserve, temperance, probity politeness -n^pp ad. modestly,

decently -n-4^ sf. modest woman.
2^,uilt-,n
pack har-,
fij s. saddle
ness iniiah^/^p - side-saddle pillion;
linHqj-fi saddle-tree 4u.it^ bp'"3
f*'
to unsaddle
S. ^u,jp.
unf-nph- s.
saddle & harness maker ; -mpuA s,
saddlery ; saddle-room
-tj* va. to
saddle, to harness iyai^mui -t-iui_,
in superb trappings.
;

J^UMMlhpiutP S. \jpiMti/nil^%

2^tajypusuuhiul ptiPuibiuiTVU. tO

together;

fig.

to

compete;

TUU

to concur,

to coincide.
J^uMin^ni^P^t^i S. yiailiiMpbnt-P^iJb*

l^uiiQ^iPui^
^^uiJ/ii/hiutn

&C.

S. ^nt-if.^Pig,q

fiiraij

yitii/^tup^t ~^opiruj/

iTui^tupqf .~^iyp

&C. S- 'itniTuiJlim
,

~Jiyp

Jopht
<pbiy S.2."

77
^oMil^puili

foster-brother.

g.

luiJhiiuiliirp

mg

suasive ; - iVi'lru
vince ; S. P-^.,///.^.
^ui,r^,/;,

t-gi,

persuading perto persuade, to cona.

va. to persuade, to

induce, to gain or bring over to impel, to urge ; to calm, to appease, to

reconcile.
^ajJh^i^a, persuasive reconciling.
i^uiiTn^i-ai, s. persuasion.
^u/i/n, a. regular, moderate -^ s.
;

moderate

things.

^uiTnLjt. ,-'i,s.

[o.

U hui^ *

crowd, multitude

ad.

skirt of a garment.
*^uijmt-ulrirva. to taste, to savour.
s.

2,^, fi/y

n.

dumb;

speechless,

mute, tongue-tied; - ^ &^i4- borndumb, dumb from one's birth - p%n-_

;

jP/fiA^

babies

-//.i/r^or

Juitihnni^uiiji S. ^uiiliuiluiip

lr,nu,ii^

honouring the Armenians ; honoured by the Armenians

'luiju^iMuiluuMu, a. maltreating the Armenians unworthy of an Armenian
-%JW,% a resembling an Armenian
-ijfA a. bearing the emblem of Armenia i^^Io^O. 2iyuin.poy^
2,'W""ZfW^t " worthy of an Armenian, of Armenians.
l^uyuiuWoi. a. Armenian, of - race
-.pu we Armenians
-/t^ a. fond of
Armenians, philarmene -tlifmi^p-f,^
s. philarmenia; -u[ipm a. having an
Armenian heart.
^lyiuumu/u [i s. Armenia - >3
- utqy., the Armenian nation; -tiy^,
Iruiig s. the Armenians -j/> *. a. Ar*
menian S. ^ifryj,^.
;

the sight, the eye-sight.

l^iyuMpu/i, s,

Armenian.

^^uifp-npaili s-

quipj-ufiiuig
to be struck dumb
with surprise, to be tongue-tied.
,

X^uijpuM^n^gufuk-ir va.

strike

to

dumb.

l^uij-opWii

or

[dumbness.

dumb

person,
a. whole, total, entire, un-

2^iMq,K.f s.

iversal;
ly; g -

make

state of a

entirely, totally, whol-

ac/. all,

^, throughout the world; 4*"^ b 'Vrp"u *o understand perfectly,

know

bottom, to penetrate
deeply, to pierce to the inmost parts.

to

to the

Z'W "J ^- f^- Armenian -^ Armenia ; -^ or -irp the -s, the - nation
^/^C-' p'"^p"- the - language;

l^uyiujl, a.

to become or to remain dumb, to be

speechless, to lose the use of speech;

- p

a.

'P

"3^

I"--

natron

look, sight, view.

catoptrical; -pu
catoptrics.
Irjliif s.

2^i,ijtiM,iiui'iiuiJ[iii'ii

%ni-(3-[icii s.

a.

looking-glass

,ylriu,fnpa

maker

-m-P^li-^i

2^uijlriu,liu/i, a.

s.

manufacture.

specular.

[rors.

l^aijl.-iu,uiu,in a.

surrounded by mir-

JuijIrfiutltu'AiaiL.

b. a.nph-

nt~[3-p J.

looking-glass trade.
'la.jhiuipufii s. view, panorama.
2^yt^jgry s. kaleidoscopc.
2^,yt-iu{p,up s. foliated
l^uylril, .

gypsum.

looking-glass, mirror, spe-

culum;

-.pfig-

able; -

kl"ibi_,

eyes;

a. visible,

observ-

burning glass, [vidette.

XuijItIi
mast-head,
p s. mar. top
"liyhplfl, a. Armenian
arf. in - writing - ,nu>n.pi^ in - letttl^P
,

translate into -, into the - language.

a. speaking Armenian;
inhabited by Armenians.
2,'y^firiii s. armenist ; -^ni.1iif a.

2, '/<"pY'p. It

-p%4

composed of Armenians

*.

Armenian

troops.

ters or characters; - ihnni-, .f-ufpn^t

the - language, literature ; ni-uu/ulri_
H^ to learn, to study - ; - p-mp^jiu,
"iit-U to translate into - ; - q-^m^ ^o_
,

know

- ? do you speak - ?
"/O? ^0 jou
l^,ytpl;i,uif^,i, s. armenist; -p,ou a,

armenizing, having
persuasion, the policy, the
customs of the Armenians ; ~-'H">z. *
Armenian flag, colours, banner, en2^iiMjuiq.uii.u,% a.

religion,

speaking Armenian.
"l^ujlrgiuliuii, a.

l^iyhgl

a.

a.mixed with Armenian;

-fuiiuMiFa. having the care of. the Armenians nurtured by the Armenians;
;

[menian.
'l^.yuMtrfiii -ir%ni^i^ 0. bom of au Arl^uyu,inij3L s. the Armenian country;
-injm a. composed of Armenians.
^ftlnt-lTp.

S. Iinju
,

[tal.

contemplative; men-

Armenian.

t^iytjjfili a.

X^iyuiftiuinhi

serving to see or to look.

contemplator
contemplative speculative
l^aifh^nii^ s.

-uil/u/it

a.

-ni.p-[,ji,

^.contemplation; speculation; theorem.

luut-gnt-uift nj i.glance, look, peep;
sight, view; aspect, appearance, presence ; spectacle, prospect ; iu'iijn^
firm, steady look ; ^ ^nitu-p^
f-nif^ ,

,
;
;

;
,

578

2,113
,

to cast

2,U.3

down

the eyes
eu^ uiui_ov '^'i^i_ ~"4sP '"i^3 ' ^^ cast
an amorous eye upon, to ogle ; to dote

aChhi_ ij-u

i^uiihjnt-^u/hhir va. to cause to see,

to view; to incline, to dispose towards;
to apply ^/>*jp*f - qn^
to attract, to
draw another's eye on oneself.

2^iii/^,up,f,

2_^,yP-u;iP-uiinirMr vn- to

set one's

wits to work, to tax One's ingenuity,

to contrive.
l^iujPiyP-uM%_p or 'lu,iP-i,,y- s. invention, expedients, means, shift, device,
way; provisions, food, victuals; relief, solace; pretext, subterfuge, pretence; - ^^^^j' subsistence, means,
necessities of life ; S. 2,*""/!^
luijP-u^p-k^.r, hgfi vna. to invent, to
find the means or a way to do any
thing, to contrive, to devise; to provide, to provision, to procure; to solace, to assuage ; to pretend.
2^iypj; y^uy vn. to look, to give a
look, to cast the eyes on, to see; to
look upon, to gaze on, to consider attentively, to look in the face, to observe, to contemplate, to speculate,
to weigh well to take care to concern, to regard to have in view, to
aspire to, to aim at ; to face, to front,
to look On, to overlook; ^tyty^4 4,1.^
jl^inilj handsome, elegant, beautiful,
;

writes pure Armenian ; armenism,

pure Armenian,
[ly, courageously.
l^iyliuipuip ad. like Hai'g, valorousi^.yliuiquipj' a, of the race of Haig,

Armenian.
-jnii

<

- p qtp to look up - ^fc^

to pecp or look in at the
window or through the windovr; Mi-maiuiuiii-nqt
to look Stealthily at;
"/2."^9^"'i. ~ j"^ u/jju,f, to gaze with
greedy or devouring eyes at, to stare
,

i^uiili,u^% a. built

gigantic

jutj^iuinu or Jiynuainnt^f^p:

to

J!f "/'/""i' t-npnlluilhg "^qp

to loofc

at lovingly or tenderly, to look sweet

upon, to cast sheep's eyes on, to ogle;
luui'ti^iuifuiuiufbo^, to gaze on dotingly, withfondness, with glistening eyes;
g tuliiujp. - j^ to look scornfully at
Or with contempt; - /i.op to contemplate, to muse on\ n^%i^ t^uijk-^huii^p
,

in spite of, despite

u/Lif.p e,,ujiii,

Jjfb^h.i. %,a yu^,

as he looked about or

around.

[a.

Armenian.

Armenian incense; -/uou

s. Haig ( the earliest
Armenian nation, called
him i,m, Hai or Armenian
ast.
)

'l^iujlunti.li s.

I"
hero of the
1,'yk

after

Orion.

<

"ii

rageous, dauntless, intrepid, valiant,

[Armenian anthology.
bold, manly.
lujiiiuipuiii s. the centre of Armenia:

Armenian

^iMi/liuiL. s.

bole.

Haighian, Armenian ^/T#i4

[blasphemy.
the - nation.
2^aij4yui^uA a. blasphemous - puA
2^^/ilru/ii a.

to curse

^uiji,njlrir, y^f, va.

blaspheme;

to

& swear,

to talk scandal; to re-

abuse, to slander, to traduce,

vile, to

speak ill of. [pheming.

a. blasblasphemer
l^iaj^njni.p-pt.'b s. blasphcmy, swear-

to defame, to

Imj^ytl.

ing; abuse, slander, scandal, backbiting, defamation. [Armenian nobility.

2,myn/t<"/' s. pi. the Armenians, the
2^,yL.'fs. the Armenian nationality.
2,.'yf.-4/ sf. Armenian woman, lady,
['''^L.' *<*

knead.

dough; -

4ip4'"-

girl.
l^-^ju

look at impudently, lustfully, lewdly;

Haiganian, Armenian.
by Haig; -^"^ a.
-u^pm a. Halg-hearted, cou-

^uMj\,u^ufb a-

/^.uaim-^atVi,

Haiganian, Armenian; -qnJbp

a.

the descendants of Haig, Armenian

nation, the Armenians ; -jhuiii P._
the Armenian Standard Dictbp^
tionary.
s.

at

who speaks

&

charming

a.s.arraenist,

[ig s-

paste

2^'a/p 4";
^"'P3 s. father papa, pa;
daddy, dad; father, chief; founder;
author, inventor ; - '/t/ the Lord's
prayer - t/.4*""-"/ tPti-P^ &c.,
heavenly Father, God of mercy;-*
Qn,luy,f, St.-Joseph -^""/if! ykyit-j'-y
the fathers of the church ^"'/jp '/?%.
Antii^ old anchorites ^wp^ Jy^ our
fathers, forefathers, ancestors - ^^
Adam; 3,^^ny-, Eevererid Father;
p.iiMpy)li^,u,u,^ -% \*iiui^iiili. Father Isaac
of blessed memory; - up holy father
- fiiniiu>n,liu%ni-y confossor 4"?-'^-"<
- spiritual father - 'i,ypy'i,ytuj J-n,
qn^i^yuAi iui[^uiinui^
fathor of his
country, of the people, of the poor;
^ypPmiiujj -.father of Armenian lite>

>

<

Moses of Khoren ; - uituutJiu,

father of history, Herodotus
- 1.. iruyp father & mother, parents
rature,

tpwj

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;;;;

from father to son

4"/'4-.

/'

ilB

5 79

;UL3

"P^

/p.

phi. J- like a father, fatherly, paternal; iu^lti.,p.u,(ilr,fni.p-- good, tender

,

ial

love,

honour

&

succour one's father

to go tho Way of
all flesh, to go to kingdome come, to
die Vii^lru,^ fiiiq. c,uipu {iL-p he slept
with his fathers
- n^^-'-W^ p*^/*juiL-lr/nn^utn. ^uipii

liphMuij

a father happy in his children

kislar-agasi , master of

Ttupn.uihm

eunuchs.
^ajp,ap.uip

arf.

paternally, fatherly;

resembling his father,

-n/ a. like or

following in the steps of his father;

like a father
-pm-qf, a. proceeded
from the Father -pnn^i a. paternal.
'lu-iputif-lp s. adopted father -qlnip-,
-fut-ii^ a. parricidal; -/uimira. paternal
or filial ( care ) -lanijuniij -pm^^s.
;

parricidei^uypailiuiiTa. willed

-ui/^uA a. patronymic.

7iypaj^uipJ- O. ^-pat-qpM *

patriarch , pontiff ;
-u4<otr a. patriarchal, pontifical; -<_
iuiiTyn. to become patriarch, pontiff,
2^ii,)puiiqCvr,

s.

-uAnj -tupuiii s.
dence of a patriarch, &c.;

bishop

seat, resi-.? s.

pa-

triarchate, pontificate.
^ypiaukp a. loving one's father;
-uiiiu/b
uig p. parricidal ; *. a parricide ; -uuiuAni^piiJii s. parricide.
2^m/pannlriM,g u. hatiug ono's father
uint-'iili a. planted & cultivated by the
Jj ather ; "Mum-p b* liupi^ujtnnt-p
luyplAuipniii a. indigenous, native.
lui/pyiiuiif-pnuj- s. traitor to one's
,

country.
l^iypUimliuA

patrimony, inhe-

..^

^aifptriiaiutrp

u[ipuMg a.

country, patriotic;

foud of ouo's

patriot; s^tfiu.
a geuuine, devoted patriot; -ufipui/iuJb a, patriotic;
-ujtpni-p-li^bs. patriotism, love of one's
country.
[ther or country.
l^uypi/hut^iikJ- s. avenger of one's fa'luijpk'ii.umni.p a. left by a father,

pl'm

s.

uibXiiaiiMni-Up

transmitted from the ancients

pa-

ternal, ancestral.
^yptr'buii.ia'iiil. a. transmitted or inherited from one's father or forefathers, hereditary.
i^-yptr^li a. paternal ; native, natal

J-u.n.uM,ii.ni.[3-lit^

t^utn,

Irplijip

l^uypty,^

"ulrujg

patrimony

- ^ut.

or

- land, country,

g.

native country,

birth place,

home

parentage patrimony, paternal property, fort;ine; ^nq_ -%lru,y

fatherland ukp jli^tumuili -^t-iuj patriotism
remembrance of one's native
land uiuini-li liiupom Aih-ui^ longing
for home; home-sickness, nostalgia;
;

by the Father

-liu/i, a. paternal , belonging to the

father; -liirp a, parricidal; -lin^ipiliiT
vn. to name after the father.
^iu/pui^u.iatit^ ipiliiTyn, to persecute
one's father.
[ther.
^uijpuiJkiruip a. honouring one's fa'l^uyp.ifiiuij', uigufi vn. to be or become a father; -7/u^y., -m. a. despising, contemning one's father; -%tif
deceiving one's father; -%JL/ii a.
resembling one's father.
2^iypiu%aL.'i, a. bearing the father's
;

2,/^<S-/i*/a.born of the Father.

name

uu,aitinL.uih-^

ritance.

father ; o^^m n.nL.pukp 4^ the

heart, tenderness, love of a father,
paternal, fatherly affection; ul,pi-.i_,

a,

paternal; patrimon-

ilutuiphi_

^pp

k-iuJiit-i_ {i

//

-"uhuig

-"bt-uij

to expatriate

to go

abroad

to

leave one's native land; /^o^nt-^j-i/i..,

country hpP-iu/j ^.uipi

to return to one's country J-uiu/iilri^ [, -%l,u to return home,
to regain one's native land mpJ-iu'iifi
to deserve well of one's
ib'iilri_ -Xiruig
country ; iruMn.u,jhi_ -"iiiruig to serve
one's country 'iini.l,phi_ q,u%i% -"ubui^
l^iM3U3,'ii i^ilr^ ji i^rpty -^huaa
tO doVOt
oneself to the service of one's country, to consecrate oneself to one's
to quit oner's
uiiuuiri_

[i -"iiliu

country's welfare.
^lypl'i s. dear father, papa ;
^
ni-mlra -, dear papa, why don't you
[eat ?
t^iuipnptlr a. having sons.

g^

2^,ufpnL.p-[i^ s. paternity.
yuij popt^i & 7u*ip'''p'''p

demand, request ;g- um%Iiui_

~ *"- l"''"thp ib't'iri, to ask, to demand, to request, to be in search of, to
2, '"/J s.

''bu

2^u/;jui4'"*'*'^'''accusative. [look for.

X."il3^li *-the article required,

thing

asked for; uiniilri_^%, to hear, to

hearken to the prayer of; pjitXlruj-ii
to obtain by dint of entreaty.
^yghj; Iryft va. to rcquost, to ask
to entreat, to beg earnestly, to beseech, to implore, to solicit,- to pray;

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S80

2.0.1

to seek, to search; - o^fiim-Pj, to implore aid or succour; ^np^ -, to entreat a favour.

^y-jni/^s. solicitor, postulant.
J^uij^n^uifr
nj s. request, solicitation , entreaty , humble demand ,
,

prayer.
^uy^nL-Hh

[proof.

the asking ; exaction

armenite, armentine, Armenian stone turquoise.
^.y^uji,

s.

s.

grand-mother
* granny, grandam.
2^u,%

s.

i^u/iiuiiti'j

ral

/ij a.

mamma

mineral

-" fs-ht^nlTiituLuib

ore, mine-

crnh/iu3lttutif^i^

crystallized, kidney-shaped, globular

or granular

earthy or earth-colour-

ed, oolithie or lenticular ore. [away.

'l^'iiui'iijiirvn. to be driven or cast
'la,'hulM^ s. a large drinking-glass.
'lufi,.uuiu,ii_ ad. always, at all times,

continually, constantly, ever; assiduously.

l^utitutulutqntftnt-if^ Q, flOWiug COUtinually ; -/<io ipil^w vn. to have constant intercourse with -6^p/ u,. continually proceeding , arising -4/./. a.
ad. always wearing; -i^t.iJi.^ a. always
ailing ; -4o q. running or flowing
continually; -Jta. a. daily mortifying;
-<ui a. always endeavouring, always
careful, industrious, active, assiduous;
un^, a. always lying, mendacious;
;

always extended -mL-u a.

always visible -ipiulf a. always shut

^uiuipiuir a.

-i^n/u a. continually changing, inconstant.

2^u/iMutu{uiqnpq.

u/j

quotidiau
daily; continual; assiduous, frequent;
GU. D. Jiuttutufwa ; uiiUtnutpMua.
DOrpetual sacrifice.
[<^u.Dn^^ u.
,

a.

2_u/iiuiiMiti,^np,f.hir, hglt

vn. to conti-

nue, to persevere, to last, to endure;

to frequent; .^ -, to discontinue, to
interrupt, to cease ; - juiqop^,.
to
continue instant in prayer; -q-l'i^a.
persevering, steady; -f-n^.t^h s. assiduity, perseverance, persistence.
,

every day, always

quotidian, daily.
^luiif-iuifu/iip s. condition, quality,
state kind, species, nature
details,
circumstances, particulars; attribute,
disposition, situation; way, manner;
^uiiiiauiaiqoi, ad.

-*-"/ a.

model

proof

;;

J-uiJmtimlilHi

act-

llk'h

ual state of things

emergency;

amlwuinquiliu/ii

>

any way,

jir,ir~iu ad. in

at all events.
uMj s. assessment, ratl^iu'hif.ui'iiuiii
ing
club
clubbing
contribution ,
share, portion ;- 4"'^"<"n/ symbol,
creed ; -mi., in clubbing together;
-ail- /fitfnijbu uMniilru to club for a dinner ; -u4f_3 *. partucr in the reckoning , contributor , boon companion
-iiMi^nf, a. rated, contributed, clubbed
together; -hiTvna. to rate, to club, to
contribute, to club together, to subscribe to contribute, to have a share
in, to be accessory to; -m-P-l . reckoning; subscription.
[conformable.
l^u.'bif.ki" a. similar, like, equal, same,
^u/bfluiin ,^ il.ainlruj% s. rBposo
refreshment relaxation , recreation ;
ease, tranquillity; convenience, wellbeing, leisure; pause, rest, intermission, truce, cessation ; station, abode
/?^. tomb; repose, sleep, death; a. quiet,
tranquil, peaceful -^umfruiJp ad. conveniently, comfortably; at one's ease
or leisure, leisurely -if.uu,hu/i, J-unT,
,

COmpime

-a-umlrtiMli ytMjpuiliUMb iri. utL.h-^

nuipu/ii

hymns & gospel

service

-n.au,hu/iM iMiui^aob

in burial,

rcquiem

- ui,Ani-ij to take rest, to be at rest,

to repose - in#JY.. to rest, to repose
Pnifni-i^ f, -if-uuik-ufb
to leave or let
alone - uMnfbtri_ ^u/iili to end a dis;

i^a^ifluiuMli S. l^ia%f.kin
^ui%tf.f,,nu!iiu,ir, lui/iy

like, to

[course.

vn. to

be equal,

resemble.

JuMbif-fiuwUMUfuiin^i.

tnnL.uia a.

haViUg

the same honour, equally honoured

or honourable.
2^ui'iiq.^,ujpiiif. a. of the same speed;
equally swift; -i^/ui<i. a. of equal
glory.
[blance, parity, conformity.
2^u,'iii.[,inni.[3-^i.% s.

equality, resem-

'l^u/imyii ad. as, like, after

ner

l^i'iiif.ni^

the man-

nearly a. S. -f-m^uili.
fni.j^j s. knot; tie, bond;

of; almost,

station, post, stage, resting-place; S.

\\uijuiliu/i,
bot. knot, joint; /?. knotty
point, rub, difficulty, intricacy, tangle;

mus. note

Knot;

- , the Gordian
or il^pimfpLUMn^ il^ijnui^
ascending, desoendingnode;
;

fninj-L-u/i,

'Uf'pf^ib^

ptp- as/,

nodal line - uinXh-i, to

a knot, to knot; uipiuilih-i_
l-'h, to untie, to loosen or undo a
knot; fnL.irmiihi_ f"^ fig. to untie or
?/'*" ~t"'-3['3

make

or

tie

381

tKi,

cut the knot of a difficulty or question,

to delucidate - fi -^ac^t ,pu,p,^i_, to
flee by post, or by relays of horses.

io.%
tjf va. to tuck, turn
or truss up to take in, to tighten ; q^uAiq-lrpSu to tuck up one's clothes
or gown - if_e.u.^Uiu to turn up the
sleeves - ^lunu fig. to retire within
l^m%.f.pl,Tar,r,

-aiM-np a. like,

similar, conformable,

equal, uniform.

Oneself, to collect

2^<iA^i.^ a. turned or tucked up,

close; fig. modest, reserved; cautious,

wary;

ad.

closely

gathering up, picking up,

modestly decently
cau,

tiously.

one's thoughts.

'l^ufhij.pni.ai'ii
u/j . lodging, abode,
dwelling; suburb, village, hamlet;
stable
cattle-shed
sheep-fold ; S.
\iyuipuM'ii ; - 'UiuL.uig
road, roadstead,
harbour, port; -, sanctuary, relic.
'lui'iin.uipm
pj a. peaceable, quiet,
calm, tranquil, mild moderate, staid,
sedate, grave, sober ; - - ad. gently,
softly , mildly
tranquilly , slowly ; ipik-i^, ^utij to remain quiet or tranquil; - ilAtru to have patience, to be
,

l^uA^ni-iju/itt-j', j[, va. to repose, to

give repose, to leave to rest; to re-

cruit, to relax, to refresh, to ease, to

recreate; to lay, to set, to put, to

place to finish, to end to bury, to
inter to translate, to remove to heaven; to make happy, to beatify, to glorify - jtrpli"3 '"'^t]:"'''' to rest from
daily labour, to repose.
^iu%f.ni.^hu,i^a. refreshed, reposed,
unbound; dead, deceased, defunct;
-i the deceased, the defunct - ^-ypi,
;

'

my deceased father,
defunct spouse - p-iu.f.mi.npi, |i.
nuM/^ni i}^. ^., the late king of Italy V.E.
l,'"%f-'"-sl'i_ o.- giving or procuring

[ij; uiiTm-al^'ii piF,

my

rest, reposing.
^iMAiq.^ir, if^Mj vn. to repose, to take
repose, to be at ease; to vest, to cease
from work, to relax, to refresh oneself; to end, to stop, to stand still, to
halt, to be settled to lodge, to sojourn; to cease, to end; to die, to depart this life ; to be buried ; to rest in
heaven; - [ iluiuuiuij^n^, to take rest
from work, to pause from labour; - ^
;

[uiaquiiint-P-h

cease t-i/hi^m
ease himself.
;

poaco 4'^_
your anger
- he went in to

to rBst iu

upuiiTuini-P^k

the b

u>%y.

let
,

at one's ease.
'l^iu'b^umiup.uMp ad. quietly, tranquil2^u/i,>i.um,M,^,a'it a. commodious, tranquil, easy; s. Quietist; -n,.[3-J s. quie
tism ; l^iuj^ muibi 3 s. tombs, cemetry, catacombs
inMuukp a. too fond
of one's ease; -mu>pui'ii s. place of rest;
temporary altar; fig. tomb, sepulchre;
[ly,

patient.
"luMb^uMpmiup.uipy a. good-tompered,
peaceful, gentle, mild, meek, affable
-tfuia^, -4t,,, a- walking^

slowly; flowing peacefully or placidly ; -iiu/b a.

soft, pronounced or sung softly; -Jfim
a. equanimous ; -"iiaur S. -/r; -ufipm
a. tranquil, imperturbable, peaceful,
calm ; -.^'yi^a. going slowly, having a
slow pace.

tj^ va. to tranquillize,

calm to render tranquil, to soften
vn. to be appeased,
calmed, tranquillized; to abate, to be
settled, to diminish, to assuage to hold
one's peace, to keep silence to sup^u/iiif^utpuitTir,

to appease, to

port, to endure, to suffer, to resist, to

oe able thvp" ^""^"A*^*"/'^""'

yutlirf-uipaih-ant-quMUh-ir

tomb

-mni-PJi s. repose, quiet, tranquillity,

ease, convenience.
i_^u.%i.[,kTt s. tucking or turning up
-pjiTCiuAhi. a. tucked or turned up..

gently,

quietly, smoothly.
^rai>^.^.///'S.-"*-/'2;w.[philosophy.
^^uitifuipainijui/iuiiA s.

etMcs, moral

2,<"*y-"'/'n"-/^? s. tranquillity, still-

ness, repose, quiet, peace, silence;

phlegm, calmness, coolness, compo-

sure;calm at
calm -

^^//j.

moderation; -

b-mlni.,

smooth sea, dead

'^""j peace of soul

sea, calm,

attire,

s.

luihi^iup^

fc)

2^u/i,^,upai[,i a.slowlj, softly,

very comfortable -mnj

"^-w

or mind.

>

to calm the passions, to relieve

[mtj" va.
anxiety.

pnt-.^

-muipiup a. comforting, restoring, refreshing, recreating, reviving; s. Therapeutse; -nui-4-" a. very convenient,
;

4"?-'-w

'l^utbu.hpi

\tg s.

coat, clothes, garb,

wearing apparel; old clothes;

preparation,

show

pomp

magnifi-

cence - zfi^n.' u/ii'' magnificent, flowing robe - uMn.uIbg lunp^np^uib^ garment without folds - aip^uyaM^a/ti
.'

383

ia%

royal robe '^hh-t-iu.iQi -^ or -uA^ riding habit; - p.iMiiiiu'blru,^ .bathing gown;

-^ 'bnitp a suit of new clothes S. fl|io.
sTni-'ZCtuU
WuhiTi &CiJ ,ujpuiu%h ufij
wedding garb - uif-y mourning -^
;

wear widow's weeds f

to

lypnt-P^h

f
widow'.s weeds.
p-i"^ 4"'^^/_

to put oil

//'"'-/^^"''^j

"lui'iif-irpi ipr. with, along with, together with hii^iupp^i - with his
brothers; - uyim,., withal, besides,
moreover - ujant- mJJit-, all the same,
in spite of all that; after all, however;
- lairpt-pni-P-p.^ in spite of all his
faults or defects - un^furp^ with all
that at the same time ujinil^ - et
cetera, &c.,& so of the rest, so on,
;

so forth.

i.ai.

equip, to arm, to

\<,

sumptuous attire show, pomp, solemnity

gorgeousness
gaudiness
splendour
arrangement, preparatives, disposition; goods, luggage;
apparatus, machinery implement; attendance, equipage; construction;
-'iiu.L.nc, equipment, manning, fitting
;

oui;-^^lrpuilipn^, sauce, seasoning,

condiment.
i^^%n.hpiiu%l,

clothes, garments,

s-

dress; drapery, woollen stuffs.

^u/bi^.trpiujuilrui s. master of the
king's wardrobe ; wardrobe-keeper;
intendant, steward, manager -n/iiA,
-^u/i *. wardrobe; linengoods; -p-tp
;

tailor.

[pation, calling;

work.

s. business, oecuprepared, composed furnished, equipped; splendid,

magnificent, sumptuous; future, to

to prepare oneget ready, to be in readiness,

to set about, to fall to, to be about to,
on the point of, going to ; to dress, to
put on one's clothes, to clothe oneself; - [ ipt., to get ready or prepare
for a journey -^t"^t/ i-"'p^ u,,i%b-[_
fimnJb.he was ready to return, or
was on the point of returning home
-^/.^ a. getting ready, preparing.
'l.u'b^k'H pr. before, in face, in presence of, in front, opposite; ad. against ; a. convenient, fit, proper ; ^ -,
f -i-^-'ik I' -tt"i?j ov -uini^ ad. bel^iJii^-lrpifiJ; Irguri vn.

<

fore, in front.
2^a/i,^tu ffrup uwj s. foast, public
rejoicing; procession, solemnity, religious ceremony; pomp, show, display, gala, exhibition, parade, state
scene, spectacle, show; arena ; proof,

uimmJhi.TCo'i, -

coat in reserve,
put by or kept for future use ; /[Irai'iig, ^, the future life, the life to
come, the other world; f -ik/nt-aL , in
the other life. '
,

^uhiif-l.-pikif^, a. linen,

^u/i,q.hpit,r,

of linen.

get
ready, to prepare to make or get up;
to put in order, to arrange, to dispose,
to fit up, to settle to provide, to furnish, to garnish, to set off, to deck, to
adorn, to embellish, to clothe
to
A-j/.

va. to dress, to

tion, investigation'

deed, fact,

act;

combat; care,
diligence; bravery, great deeds; account; review (journal); -7.fuf- ad.
pompously, solemnly 4""'^'"4'"* -.
effects

fight, assault,

exhibition;- PiuqifuA,, burial, funeral obsequies - t/""j review, muster; - juiqpu/iiui^f, triumphal rejoic'

ings ;-

/?u"^n*'<"ij"'i'

tacle, play;

action

theatre, spec-

ujn.u,_p^%ni^p-'t

- luii-nt-P-t^

tTiapin^j

[i

tion, witness,

"i'tij

come

declarademonstration
testimony, evidence;
essay exercise ,
trial
experience
practice audit, examination, inspec-

argument

'l^ufutfJrpiun.itpnH

come, hereafter, that is to be, coming; -^ s. the future, futurity, time to

self, to

'l^,u%if.lrpilr,ui_ a.
;

out to construct.
little dress;

fit

2,"V*"H/'4 * cheap
bad, ugly coat.

-^s. dressing, seasoning; provisioning, furnishing, furniture; dresSj, attire, garb, apparel;
lu.'hu.hpiufu

s.

;;;

brilliant

shining qualities;

among combats;-

"<-.

to pass in review, to make a diligent investigation, to examine ; to

make
off,

show or display

to display, to

expose

of, to

show

to view, to

put or set forth; to turn to account,

to improve; to exercise, to practise;
ujnSlils-titopmq p rf-puh uiuuni-uiuUtrf
to review, to muster, to pass
Ijiopu
in review - ifUtJiupn) ,un%hij to examine, to register, to make a numbering or enumeration of; - ui,Ci,lri__pui_
,

f,i.pt, to

prove, to signalize one's

valour, to signalize oneself by prowess, gallantry, bravery ; - umAt^^o.
pnt.pt- to use or exert one's power
,

uin^lr^iifrp'2inijE- ^[iinnLM- tO makO

a sjiow of one's science - uinHri_ p_
,

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385

l.D.'b

iiiuumnup-lruA [it-py

to display one's
wisdom ; - mn-it-i^^uATi'aipnf ,to heighten, to set ofif , to enhance , to give
zest to one's parts or talent, to show
one's wit, to play the sprightly, ingenious or witty /. - uii>-hi_, to exhibit, to expose to view, to display, to
show off; to represent, to play, to act;
^ - lub^uMbtrij to compete, to rival, to
vie with ; to appear ; /> - irmuiiilru to
,

enter the

lists

to

be ranked among;

put to the trial,

to the test, to prove; q^ uin:iin,-i_, to
examine, to prove, to know by experience.
i^<a'iiii.fiMiiiup[ni-p .s. opposite hill.
2^iM,%^l,uiu,liu,g a. opposed, opposite
s. object; -o./3y.t.t. s. opposition\ufiMn.l,uiuMC,iujlruig a. perspective.
/>

nuuint-^uAlrij to

'l^^lin.liuihgni-gufblrirva.

succeed or happen ;

,;

to causo to

to apply, to adapt,

to suit.
'l^ufb^liuiltiT, kguif vn. to meet, to fall
in with, to arrive, to come to find, to
gain, to obtain, to attain; to happen,
to chance, to occur, to befall, to offer,
to coincide, to tally, to jump together,
to agree ; - Jftiikufiig
to meet each
other, to encounter; to attack each
other in front, to clash, to meet face
to face; ^lupt-o^ -, to happen unluckily ; JlrifuiJbiriii^ -^.npitiug to roceive
great favours ; 4<a%^//Y/> v. imp. it happens, it comes to pass.
inge2^u3%q.liuinii_ S. p/iY"t' "* '^'^
nious, witty, subtle ; -uipiup ad. sea;

VXb

or distinguish oneself, to render oneself illustrious, to be celebrated, renowned, to be made public with praise;
to show one's courage or mettle, to
figure, to shine ; to assemble at a pu-

^ui^^mijP- - to make stupendous

conquests, to do or work wonders;
juiiip-n,i_~, io remain victorious; ji#^
Pnii_- [iiilip, to be victorious over, to
be conqueror.
,

J^iM^tq-fiuiauihui S. ~tl'P\ ~"{^" ^d. in

a procession, with pomp, gloriously.
^u/bif.liuu.al^p a. fond of pomp, solemnity, display ; fond of shows, plays,
public spectacles.
[spectacle.
XuM%,^^l,uuimk It'll s. arena; battle-field;
i^iubif.fiuiuuik-ii luj s. spectator ; - ili_
%hi_, liu,i_, to be a -, present at, to assist; -^, the -s, the audience; the
lookers on, the by-standers, the public.
2,i%^/>ui^ui% . lists, arena; court
of j ustice ; gallery, saloon ; exhibition;
scene, spectacle; -puip a- exciting to
war, warlike, martial.
^^ufiiii.fiuuignL.gui'iitrirva.to solcmnize,
to celebrate with pomp or display; to
signalize; to count, to enumerate;
,

p-Muuihpuj^,uiii_

perform

to play, to act, to
- to render in-

uHiaiiupuih-i^

a. pompous, solemn;
combatant, athlete, cham-/ii/"S. -uuiii,MM,r. [prove oneself.

l^ui%q.l,u,uL.np

public;

pion

i^u/hij.ltulrir, h-^f,

vna. to exercise, to

^ui'iinjypJ- a. patient.

iuihU.nt-pJ-uilluib, J-lrfll

[able.
tt.

SUppOrt-

to suffer, to
to last, to endure,

\u,'u,j.ni.pJ-yJ', fejf vn.

support, to sustain
to resist

pmj -

of,

[gulf of Venice.

utr^uiJi^ipi.Adriatic sea,or

'lufiihujijx.

to be able,

X^uiiiif-plib

vincible; -ni-jni-Ui, s. solemnization;

representation, performance.

sonably, beffittingly, becomingly.

^it<^/i<^n./?^ , -niMu s. encounter;
coincidence ; -m-UL J],,nnJii^ , interview, meeting.
yuAMa.^auip.tuti &C. S. \hinriruip.MM/i/
yui'itq.^iiiu^[ii
^{'"y * agonof-iil'
theta, gymnasiarch, agonistarch ; president or chief of a ceremony, assembly, combat, show ; * expositor, exhi-

orceremony, to celebrate;

blic festival

taken away: repudiated

exclusively, to the exclusion

except, but, save.
,

2^a/bhijf a,

drawing out.

biter.
2^u,'if.l,utu^uA a.

solemn, pompous

spectator, assistant; -4/a s. companion in an assembly or solemnity;

companion in arms , fellow-soldier
s.

comrade.
ui^uy vn. to outor the
to wrestle, to vie with
to labour hard, to strive, to endeavour, to try, to attempt; to signalize
^u/hq-ltuuM'iimiri

lists, to fight,

l^iutihir, "tifi va. to draw or pull out,

to take away, to abstract, to remove,
to displace; to dislodge; to raise, to
to divulge, to let
lift up, to carry up
;

out, to publish; to offer, to present;

arith. to subtract, to take away;a^uin-utl^ni-up uMpiituin P-nt^ni tO OXtraCt
t

the square root of a number; t-tti^u to do justice to; - ai'iinUi

,

f/>".

^p

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;
,

584

I.U.'Tj

to defame, to decry, to slander, to belie; - jui^a^, to cause to lose the favour or affection of; - jui^^s J-nqn4e-P~
^hu/ii to render unpopular; /. #^p -,
to inform of, to discover, to disclose,
to reveal, to unveil, to unmask;
>3 to publish, to divulge every where;
p paJbu - to delude, to beguile, to
seduce, to betray to deceive ; jpi^'ii-,
to appropriate to oneself, to take pos,

-g

session
t'i'i_

assume wrongfully

of, to

j".p

;
,

judiciousness

rhet-

piuqipiijlriiMi/bui^

3.

enthymeme

iSLTe talout.

'l^.u'uTCuMpuMp.ui'i, a. of fine genius, of

great wit; speaking wisely, clever,
ingenious; sententious; --? *. witty
or sententious phrase, flash of wit,
sally, witticism -p.iup ad. ingenious;

ly,

wisely, judiciously.

2^iu%XiMipuiif.j,,ni-p-li-JiM

insight, sublime
sagacity.

science

foresight

wisdom;

to ascribe, to attribute, to

impute *- Jle qufutuiAtutuu utlTiuinbrtuut

to accuse of every evil; - jn^ ^'Jti,
to apply to [ p-u.^ - to exclude to
scatter to send back or away, to dismiss, to discharge; - pnip or pn.iiu,_
to extort, to wrest, to seize
P-uip
by force, to take by violence - jiip^
;

root up, to extirpate; *^hili; to scale to pearl or decorticate seed ; - ijfvkJ- ^ptnt-'i, , or ^^^
Tuiutn^, to

iuMfthuigh to avenge oneself, to

be revenged to turn the tables upon;
- of.<.u, to turn to account, to profit

fuuiiik"!!

-np

-lrii_a. full of wit, of ingenuity,

of sense, witty, ingenious, intelligent,
wise, sensible, clever, elear-sighted,
judicious, prudent, right-minded; -ty^
"UP ^ genius, man of great parts, of
rare talent; -t<^ s. men of wit.
^u/iiTfiuph.ini.p-lii.'i, s . intelligence ,
wit, ingenuity.
"lu/iiiCuipiTMr, k-glu -pjij'vn. to tax one's
ingenuity, to set one's wits to, to contrive, to invent, to devise, to frame.
,

'

by, to derive benefit from, to avail

oneself of, to improve; - ^t-mt-i-uAu
- ^^ J,
to desume a consequence
Jthn-a nL.pa,-_p to givc, to dellvcr up
- tfopui to levy soldiers, troops ; - ._
i-n^pu, q^l^ph, to pass the days, the
night ; - lut-nu^ftu puiqni.Ju to remain
a long time ; - ] <#ujn-aA^n./?J to
dispossess; - j,yi^,y^^, to translate
;

into ; - ^44i_. to sacrifice; -^fr^n,.,

to put out one's tongue ; to loll out
one's tongue ; 4b^^k - to draw, to
cast lots - iiliuMpuiulu to unfurnish,
to strip - qlilfifi, to repudiate ; - 4._
.

iuAj ^olitulb to paint one's eyebrows;

- q^--p to draw water, to draw up,
to fetch up - ^ %,u.-k to disembark
to land, to set on shore - TCu!u,uuiuip_
4f n.pui'b to lead to, to run into, to
abut or end in - ,i. ^ to present,
,

>

inventor.

^u/iiiCuipli^s.

lu/bn^j;

weave, to plait.
drawing or taking out

"huy vn. to

2^a/i,nL.mi s.

extraction

arilh. subtraction.

^ni-pj fl. oach, ovBry,

general, universal; ^'i^ -, every
where -j luqu,"!,^ to all peoples- [ly.
^ulbpuipuip ad. generally, universali^u/bpiiiffip s. encyclopedist; -:gi-pedia ; -^t"* ^[mui^uA a. pedian.
'lu,'bpuMliu!ii a. general, universal.
'lui'bpu.Ciui^i. or S"/""- s. algebra;
-^M^uiliufb a. algebraic -^-nq_s. algebraist; -^i-opyh ad. algebraically.
i^u/bpuii.n.^lftj' va. to divulge or
l^u/bni.p

"Lpng

all,

publish every where.

[sides.

surrounded on all
pantheist; -mji s. pan-

X^u/jipuiiTuih-lruiua.

^m'hpiBir

2,u>^u.^u,;^ .

2^u/bp

tuj

s.

holometer.

mine
;

nu^t^n/

[theism.
tp^uM^
,

to introduce - qun^p% [, utu.mir'iil,^ to

unsheathe - f/i,^ un,.p to put to the
edge of the sword; - qi,n,fl^, to give
up the ghost, to expire, to die; - qop^_

P-y

%n,-Pl, to bless, to praise; 4% ql.u

u,u,p take me out of this ; S. ^in^-lu

luHi^uylfb a. mineral ; ^t'-p > "/.water rock-salt - u.6-n<^ S. ^u/b^u,_

uiirluni

^u/b^uipu/i,
a. -logical

gold - iron - coal--.

s. mineralogist
-ut^uA
;

-logy.
[colliery.
coal mine, coal pit,

-/,<_/, s.

l^,u'iipu.ir,_[u s.

<fnt-ni

l^-f^a. lean,

intelligence, intellect,
understanding, wit, sense; genius, talent; wisdom, prudence; reason, sense,
'l^iu'iiiCutp

j s.

lank; wasted, languid;

leanness extenuation, weakness, languor, faintness ; -tj- va. to
consume, to exhaust, to drain, to ren-ui>jp s.

,
;

IM
der lean, to

languish; -ftWvn- to
grow thin, to languish, to be consumed, to decay, to pine, to dwindle away.
t,"'zt'-t z^'-l' s. account, reckoning,
calculation, computation; - pi.inpn,.^
/?K, exact, correct account; comparison, likening;

Tfliy.

,rm%p,u,ru>i,'i ./t^..

- accurate, detailed, final account;

^n/npuiii * ij^^ _
in round numbers
[uuin^i-, confused account; un^piu^
liufb -, running account, account current; f-, on account; [ - ln-p, on
one's own account; /i- or 42n-o^
muiu to pay on account; - unAlrij to
make out an account; to calculate ;>nu>^) to give an account;
fig. to conform, to agree / - uiirhu uipiiu/bWij
to count, to calculate, to compute, to
reckon, to number, to enumerate; -

2b'i'

favourable, friendly, kind, kindly, benevolent;

t-lilfij
to concihate, to
reconcile; to render propitious, to
propitiate ;- ^At^, to be reconciled;
to be propitious, favourable.
^M,^,uiq.iiuiJ's. piece of money worth
about two thirds of a penny.

im

383

make

^u^a-upu/ii

s.

^^lu^niupuif,

propitiatory.
s. conciliator, re-

uijf

conciler, peace-maker, pacifier;

ciliating, pacifying;

tion, reconcilation
yui^nlrirf

h-uft

l^iti^lur,

to agree, to
;

hj,y

be reconciled,
peace, to become
kp uipinX [i - fig. the

Ji.-pJt

count;

re-

tO cloSO,

with ,un.u!hg
matchless S.

^lu^i-l,

2, <"/, ^#3

-lu'hq.uiJ' a.

crippled, im-

potent; - Ahn.o^, one-handed; lefthanded - ninlii-^ lame - ii/ii,i.,ir,^,

paralytic, that has lost the use of his
limbs; - ir,o^ booby, noodle, blockhead, dolt, dunce, dullard.
[maim.
;

set.

l^ui^.ni-P^lii^i, -niJfii s. conciliation,

arrangement

tion

S. lqVy^tr, &c.;

propitiapeace
f - uithi_ S. ^."'ir
;

incomparable,

Tl^A"-.

vn. to

make

sun was about to

Vd. tO

conciliatory.

2,u<<>A-jn-j/>^a.

friends

^UMlilri_, UMi.ia,p,nW[_,j--

Irqiii-tju/jih-ir

conciliate, to reconcile, to pacify; to

agree, to make up.

plrijye "I'pl^Lir to present, to receive,

to examine, to verify, to audit an ac-

end or conclude, to settle or balance

an account; ./iiu.'i.A-^ /r - i^impn^p-kufii
g ni-Jt^, to be compared, confronted

con-

conciliapacification.

l^u.^nhib a. reconcileable.

a.

-m-Pf s.

l^iiui ad. in haste, hastily, very soon;

-, -ui ad. afterwards, next, then, &
then, after; int. come! now! well!
come on! go! away! make haste!
come now! quick!

i^iu^Jir^ni-jiiAk-ir va.

2^ui^iir,

t-ijuij

to cripple , to
be crippled,

vn. to

[maimed.

^uijj'nu, a. crippled.

2u,^rni.p[,Ji,

s.

state of a crippled

person; crippleness, lameness.

'l^tu^ni-uiuiTifiu'iM
-f,ui% s. bank, count,

ing-house, counter.
^u>^i-trflip

book

j'uMuib-111%

account-

s.

day-book, journal; iTiyp ledger; -lian_s. book-keeper; -liiu/n^

s. book-keeping
-uim-Jluii s. pocketbook; -jiii-gu,^ s. invoice, bill of par,

2|2-*4*'/'

s.

^ii,^i-[iir, Irijuij

[correspondent.
partner, associate;
va. to count, to cal-

culate, to compute, to number to repute, to esteem, to think, to deem, to

judge, to believe; vn. to pass for, to
counterfeit jtun-u-uuihiu - to treat
[dwindling away, languor.
as fables,
;

l^u,^L.!ti,

s.

2,"/^

a.

I'j

promptitude

cels,

haste, speed, hurry, diprecipitation ,

headlong haste; -, -f-, -^ arf. in
haste, hastily; expeditiously, diligently, promptly, swiftly, rapidly, quickwith all possible
ly - uiuiipiuiuiiui.
speed in a hurry , precipitately ; ,uuMi_vn. to hasten, to make haste, to
be quick; va. to expedite, to hasten,
l^MuiTCk-ui s.

ligence

consumption

decay

reconciled; propitious,

urge on, to quicken, to hurry; to

despatch --/ S. ^muinClrui ui/^ vna.
2^u,uiu,nk''i ad. often, frequently, very
2^<"it.'. veil, [often, again & again.
to

vn. to

l^iu^t-iT, tj/.

bark, to bay, to

growl; to howl, to yelp; fig. to cry

out, to clamour, to brawl, to snarl.
tini-qiui
fiiirirva. to cause to bark.
-^nuHii s. barking, baying.
2^,l,..'i,
2^,i,n,i^s- barker a. barking, yelping,
growling -MuJ^u/r, a. having the faculty of barking -ni-fi^i.% s. faculty of
barking.
,

;,

luji^i a full

of

sighs ; -ui^u/it a. sighing plaintive

doleful ; -u.4/ji._ a. panting , out of
breath, short-winded.
,

sighs groans, lamenweeping Jttt funp -"uu mpiui^

fetch deep or heavy sighs, to

2,"n-<"^f,*-p s.

tation,

4*/.. to

sigh heavily

i,hqiu.,rninUi ^"huti ..

one's sighs; - '^kiiiuiiri^,i_

in^li i^iu, i^n-tit/A his sighings stifled
his utterance ; -io^ ad. with a sigh
io^ j, fiinpnj upuil^ tuuuMg after profoundly sighing he said.
l^ion-iu^j; h^l, vn. to sigh ; - / /<.

*i-^. to stifle

upuik to sigh deeply; - qa/bln-tlp

H^klfn^pJ,, to groan incessantly; wiu Iu,unu,,in,.[i1, to sigh for peace.

/rnj

_^tj& s. sigh.
2^uju,i,ji *. ripeness, maturity; arrival, coming; tax, duty, dues; income,
rent; funds, annuity; gift, offering; /<
- ^uii_, to arrive at maturity, to ripen,
i^ian.u,^,Lii

to

grow

mature.

ripe, to
s.

"Up

in his infancy;

4-#^4t<"^

the prime of life luzToi-ai -/<

growing; hpl,u,u.uu,p,f. -._
;

uPmif -

-^ in
growth,

young;

a slendcr waist
- ufii^lriuf large stature; n^qijnpii. -,
straight figure p.mp^p -- of lofty
stature, tall i^u.4 -.ui. middle-sized;
ilujjhini.^-uti^, good-sized; ^il'uMi-np
-uii. middling-sized; Quip's' -uii-, short,
little ; i,uiuni!b - in ripe years, years
of discretion ut/pui^uMt - man's es- irt-,
tate, manhood ; !fhpuijlTUJi_ pni.pt old age, age, years Ittpui^
gtruii_-u_ aged, in years, old, stricken
liujuiuin.

in years p - t-i. p mpu i,uMuu^ihi_. to

reach, to attain, to grow to man's
estate ijuip^u/huii^-ui,- to increase in
age /. - ^fuy,, to arrive at the age of
puberty [ Jfu.u h,. [, - ipiki_, to be of

age "up fsmpK-tra i^hpaitupuiiijit uis figure is becoming well developed; ti.
Jh-n.itit. jt ~/i Irphunt^ /r_ tphu taifitiq
he died at the age of thirty three; ;

^u.p'i.ujhy, spring-time, spring.

i^uiuuiiiiuphp
tall; -il,^

a.

-*/* -4fJ a,
,

-if-iriiji.

finely-shaped,

grown, grown up;

of the same age, coetan-

full

eoua; -^m^ a. adult, of age, pubesnp

ituy,
cent marriageable
of lofty stature,
-lilrti_ a. grown up
l^Mua/iik-iP a. comprehensible, [tall.
r

arrive at, to at-

XuiuMu'iiyir, ufi vn. to

to catch, to take, to
surprise ; to get, to obtain, to gain; to
be destined, allotted or obliged to ; to
ripen, to become ripe ; to understand;
to comprehend , to con4trpu,i

reach

tain, to

l;

ceive, to' understand, to apprehend,

to catch at; to penetrate, to break
jhqiuliutpirnt.ir, ju/liuilililiiaiu ji
into
[tpuj - to surprise, to catch; to over;

come on like a thunderclap;

- ^ uiut^o'b to obtain, to get hold of
a place or post ^i u;u..^- - to rise to
dignities
to be promoted .to high
take, to

^u/Yy/p<i- , to assault the

4irpiy /y""j ^/'*> to assume
the direction of, to take in hand public affairs ;-/.j<"/l"^, to disembark,
*o draw
to land, to arrive ; - 4t'P"'3

rank

city; -

[i

shape, stature, size,

height; age, years, time of life; l[u,p-^
impnjlt - babyhood ; a/bmliuj^uA /;_
inui,j_, uijuhiip- tender age, infancy,
childhood ; [ nliiijlbuip.yu -^i from
one's earliest years; / mqiym-P^h -[,
2|'/""4, y

im

S&G

2.11U
l^Mun-UM^t^ S ~ub^

to a head, to gather; hlS^k ?^"" "i.-*4l^iA mhuuAitrij if I should not happen

Jhn.uAhi^^i

to see him; Pkl^

'C:-^f"L:

even were.

I to die

-"I'ts^

with thee;

~^t; ,pta n.ujpjilriuljutpt^utp^iuuitt_t yOUl

must prophesy anew

:^lr^u/iiApk-^

prise
old,

you;

fi-sk -^'ts^
;
lest the rain should sur-

b-li'piuulrtui_^uiuirtu_juipuf

among

the elders

4u.itm^ J-unT,

present.
^^tiuuipiiili,

common,

u3g, nt-y o.

or-

dinary, usual, trivial, vulgar, low;

common, public; equal, alike; half,
semi, demi ad. in common, together,
equally, generally; gr. appellative; ui'iiniX, common gender; - p'y. deponent verb; -,~op noon, noon-tide,
midday;// un-nt-p'ii ij un-n^-pp., aX
noon j- op till noon ; - ttd^c midnight ; - umipl, one year with another;
- mlrqlip rket. tho common places, general topics ; -uij lihiu'h^ common life;
;

p-^iuiJi,

-lu^

common enemy;
common sense;

the

iiiu,pit[ip _u/j
-u,^ 4ui,.u/bni-Pp, with one accord;
of.f7i.<n -u,j
the public interests ^p^

<///.^

public affairs; }tuipi[ii^ -"} at

the public expense; .ly 4i"p^Lk'^ '"'''"'

-uiji

<

to live in

common

-u.j nt.%kl'^ ?/Ai"'

they had every thing in common.

7muutpuilutp.tup S. ~'opi/U
2^utiiutpiai[Mu^np6-L-J'

ate

-bni.pp^%

s.

va

to co-oper-

co-operiatiou.

;;

im
^uMuiupuM^utliiuin^, a. coranaon,

gene-

ral

; "fitoani-PliiA s. introduction.
^wuuipin^uii- p uii-s.moietj ; equator ; ^mi. ttdrcD ' ^t midnight ; -[,p
. equinoctial line.
,

common, public,
general ordinary; s. communist --.
Pt . communism; -i^n- S. 2"-?-'fo/'"'luMuuipmliiuliuM% a.
;

the ears are ripe ; -u^uianJ[i s. ripeness of ear -usih,- a. shaped like an ear,
2^iu;Iiui'iiumJ; uijiy vu. to uudorstaud.
;

nni.p-1,1^

-^ni-guluhiT va. to causB to

understand.
luiuliui^iuii^ a.

gleanings

gleaning

^iunY^-/3-/.Ji.

uihmuMiiuiii a.

s.

republican

^tmni._

republic.

p-l.t.% s.

zealous for the

a.

public welfare; -umk-iip- a. common,

all creatures,
[i^muiupiuli.
'luiumpuiiiui^ a. common, public; S.
^iuuiupiu^ui{L.npiiL.piiiA s. equality
parity; - .<.<i..^, equinox.

proper to

^utuuipui^lrir,

L-jp va. to

equal, to

divide in two parts , in halves ; to

share, to part equally, to portion out;
to accomplish ; - ^ki-''' ^ uMJi/hkufih
to love impartially, to be large-hearted t^ jBfUqBrlf nutt-n^nu ht^nh-uAa i thCV
#/
shall not live out half their days ;
;

-f
vn. to be divided into halves, to be
equally divided; to be half way; to
share in, to partake of; to be complete
accomplished -{tyiu.- </Li4%
juMif^iumu hi. li ^liipP-inira death overtook both poor & rich ; -44- tbite''' i*^
is midnight.
,

>

^uiuuipuilinpii., uig a. participating

equally, partaking, sharing ; equal ; *.
companion, fellow, partner; - ...
^itrij to equalize, to equal, to compare;
/5y. to appraise, to estimate; - M-^

uiptupirp

equal

uf",
unto us.

you have made them

[public

'loiuuipuilinL.p-Jiiii s.

2uMuiupuilioii.ni-ui a.
s.

the

tutj a.

common weal;

moiety.

community the
;

of public utility;

-op

noon

s.

-op^

meridian equinoctial; -opi/ii

;

commonly,

ordinarily, generally

ad.

-op^

equinox.
^uMutrt-uia-lili s. pancratium.
eat greedi-

devour voraciously.
utg,ng s. Oar or head of corn,
of barley, &c.; "/4*'^7/_ -^ golden
ears; -u u,pAia^lri_, to shoot into ears,
to ear; to spire; ^u,^/_ ~, to glean;
-u/ptp a. producing, bearing ears;ly, to

2,"4

'

lp'ls-i_,

-uiplrplrj'vn. to ear

fine ear

~utif.yq_a.

of

-mp-ni-n. a. well-eared, well

in the ear;

husked

threshed,
-m^uiu or -!.% a. of which
~ui^iu'blriui_

a.

comprehension, un-

jutunfP- ni^[3-fi
salary.

pension

^uM^^j^

s,

lucomo

happening

^Muuni. a.

lively, clever,

intelligent; - ib'i'lri_, to arrive, to reach,

to attain ; to seize, to take, to catch,

to entrap

fig.

to

comprehend, to con-

ceive, to penetrate, to

recognize.

discover, to
pensioner.

[s.

*. fund-holder ; i-np
ripe-minded, clever, in-

i^u,i,ni-l3-uimkp
^uuni-li a.

telligent.

[2,""'"'ir'-Pl"-^'

2_^iuunM.m, s.
2^aiu,iJii a.

the arriving, arrival ; S.

ripe,

mature, grown up

wise, prudent, judicious; - ^u,uu,^,

ripe or advanced age ; - lyp man of
mature age, a discreet sober-minded
,

man -

marriageable young
opftapij.
- ^inp^ni.pif.
J^uip mature
ripe imjudgment; - (uuniuMi-uipui
;

lady

to ripen, to make
ripe, to mature, to bring to maturity.
^,iianiinu%iuir, ui^uMj vn. to ripen, to

posthume ~ i-npit-kij
;

grow ripe - uiuMiiupf,

;

to

come or draw

to a head, to gather, to suppurate.

7ututri^tiian-qia%irJ' O. JuMUntJi t^np^

[ness.

irhj:
2^u,untiin^Plii^
yiuum-^iMiiibiT, _jf

maturity , ripeva. to cause to ar-

s.

reach or attain; to bring, to refer to cook, to dress, to get ready,

to prepare to ripen, to mature ; 4'"unja pltai uihp.iui. uiy[uimnnt-P'p
^"^^

rive,
;

ly

thp.^

>

has cost

this dictionary

much

labour.

ni.p-liK.'b s.

2^iau ht. ^aib- ipifiirvn. to

gleaner;

derstanding, inteUigence, perception.

,

2^tuuuiiiuiliMuukp

*.

mni,hi_, to glean.

"luium, /y a. solid, stable, firm;

strong, robust; thick, coarse, large;
-, -rp *. stability, firmness, hardness,
steadiness; 4u./_ ^ -f to stand firm;
/. -n2_'Mi.ui,L-i_, to hold fast ; } -nijitXhi_,
to preserve, to keep.
a. stroug-armed ,
'l^uiumuMpuMifnt-li
having large & powerful arms, robust, vigorous, sturdy, stout; -piruu,
,

hard, compact
; -limui a. well
bound, tight, strong; -4-<y5 o. well

a. firm, solid,

-iaiib a.

strong

pachydermous

Si

,;
,

88
stable ; -itiupnt-um a.
strong, robust, vigorous ; -^t/yyo a.
well hailed or fastened -^{-SL a. well
based or built, firm, solid, stable uMn^iiru uid'puign,-^ut%ki_, to streugtheu,
to confirm; -^hqnL.'i, a. having a solid
ceiling -^i- a. well-bent (bow) ; valiant, skilful (archer)
-uiifkijii a. furnished with a very strong or heavy
built

solid

bow

furnished with very

or talons ; ~Jhi,, a.
strong, robust; -^ui^^ a. strong roofed.
^tuamu^iuiir
"'jiy vn. to
grow
stronger, to be strengthened or confirmed * to become larger, to increase
in bulk.
[robust.
luiamuM%^uiir a. well limbed, stout,
i^uMuuiuM^^u-fr a. stable, firm, well
built ; -ufiaiif. a. hard, firm, solid ; -2bi_
a. nervous
robust, vigorous; -^njj
~umt^ a. flourishing, well branched;
-ttpt . of unhewn stone.
i^u.uu,iu,n a. solid, firm, stable ; sure,
certain, positive; *. geom. solid; ad.
solidly, firmly, strongly, steadily;
surely, truly, positively; resolutely.
2jj#i#iumu#p<A a. truth-speaking, veracious , exact, accurate, correct;
-iKuflii^ a.

claws

strong

~-pMiip

yujutntittn ad,

b,

if.nfb

fl.

vcry

very solid;

ad. firmly, surely;

stereographic; -if-pni-P^
*. stereography ; -y4-" s. stereoscope;
-H-fimni-P ftji, s. stereosGopy -liu/ii a.

firm,

a.

-f-puiliu^,

firm, solid,

mative

immutable

-^uiu,n.-P-pjr,

-itf-ni^p-jiJi, s. skilful

- pu.%

s.

s.

affir-

2,110

on to deliberate, to resolve, to purpose to conduct or comport oneself,

to act to threaten - ^an.ni^i-P\iLX
to recover, improve or restore health;
ho was reso-haii_ kp [ lnnpi,pn.iru!ti
lute & decided in action.
^ujuu-iuuiliW, h-ijuif vn. to grow harder, to become stronger to be confirm;

ed, to take root in ; to settle oneself

firmly in, to stay; to be certified, as-

sured, proved, confirmed; to hope

rely on, to confide in, to be
created; to recover, to be restored, to
come round again; -mtjiut. nf^/> 'i"/if
he recovered his strength, his senses;
-uih-^u,"!, npq.lif. ip
hls Children^ are
grown up -uit^un- juin.n,i2ai-Pb ho
has repoveredhis health, [firmatory.
for, to

'luiumuimnifuiliu^, a. affirfflativo, con^u.i/iu/./><-/?^iJiEr

stability

s.

firm-

ness, solidity, fixidness, consistence;

constancy, resolution strengthening,
;

consolidation
confirmation
prop ,
stay, support, base affirmation, assertion, acknowledgment, authorization, certifying, approbation, ratifica,

tion; cham. solidification; - hplih^j

the firmament ; - Jlnu,^
constancy,
firmness of purpose; - ain.'bm-i_, to be
vouched for, of a certainty, to prove
true, to be confirmed, attested, certi,

fied

-Pp- S. yuillmutul ad. ~~Pp^

Itw^ImUM^

kp / fi/'/< he was resolved, he has

taken a resolution, he decided to.
I

stereotomy;

archery.

'l^uiuuiuiuini^i

i%ny a. firm

soHd,

stable, fixed; certain, sure, positive;

l^iuuMniuuiuubuMir, ii'^ty vn. to be confirmed, strengthened, to take root in.

2,""munu<,{u^ a. stereometric;^eom.

immoveable, constant; permanent,

sohd;

lid food.

stereometry; -vt" S.
i^aiiimiMim ad.
-./7 a. stereotype *.
stereotyping - q.[,niJh,rov -.ntMikirya.
to stereotype
-inuim/^ s. stereotyper,
-nt-P-'f s.

-typist; -tauini^p-ftJb
^uiimuiutlrJ',

k^li

stereotyping.

va. to

affirm, to

sustain; to prop, to confirm, to consolidate to fortify, to comfort, to invigorate, to strengthen, to encourage;

to restore, to mend, to revive, to refresh; to assure, to guarantee, to at;

test, to certify, to witness, to

approve,

to corroborate ; to legalize, to ratify

to institute, to found, to erect; to

create, to make - .al^^t* to re-establish; tfh-phuH t^h-fLli

ajjtinut tO
set out, to start, to proceed, to move
;

persevering; determined;
lid

ad. a. yuMuuiuam

s.

geom. so-

lik-putlina-p

SO-

[support; counterfort.
l^u,u,nu,pui% s. stanchion, prop, stay,
luMuina,piru.u, a. Well Or deep-rooted,
well established, firm, solid; - iM,nXhi_,
liiJb^,hl_, to strengthen, to root, to
establish.
X^iuuuthuy^ ,j^
'l^uMMimirir, k-gf,

s.

paste

pie, pasty-

va. to create, to pro-

duce, to make ; to strengthen, to confirm, to consolidate ; - ^fj^ /. pmpliu,

to confirm in the right way; -piTvn.
to be created, produced; to be confirmed, strengthened
to marry, to
:

wed,

to espouse.

i^uiuml^s. creator, producer.

luiumnjJ- a. prudent, cautious.
2^mu,anip a. serious, grave, mortal

;,

589

1^1'^

a deep wound

<

iiy_

i,iupi^^

t-mh-u to give the finishing stroke or

death-blow, to despatch.
[stairs.
^uumnpn^ tt. haviug wldo steps or
2, "*"""-'"*"
"3 *. creature, created
being; construction, structure.
i^u,ua,ni.au s. creation; production;
strengthening, consolidation
confirmation, re-establishment, restoration.
^uiumntX, ufiinf a. firm, solid.
,

2^uMum^i-P[,K.%
i_,uu,

l-j

n^

s.

creation.

cut, cutting, section;

fraction , fragment
morsel
piece
corn, grain ; * one, one only ; -u .n..
%hi_iCtu'buMuitii[i^iug to rob, to take to
the highway ; -.opfr^ *. zool. grossbeak ; -"y/'j a. full of corn or grain
granular.
,

^uimuitf-nph^yw vo. to Teduce into

grains, to granulate ; -&[ s. granulating machine; -irni-P-'[i s. granulation.
^mmufS- nj ^y".section, paragraph;
gr. caesura ; a. cut, cut out -^ 4^/^
conies, conic sections.
,

'

luinuil/iuit
liiuli b,

-tlUMnl^u

granivorous -4""'"/.bit, piece, morsel remnant, shred, fragment - <..

;

CUt Up, tO CUt in

pieces; to break, dash or smash to
pieces
to mutilate, to curtail, to
tO

^nainplri_,

%hi_,

change, to alter.
diviner by
divination
[by-.
2, ".itt a. grain-shaped.
^utmuAtrif', 4"""^ va. to cut, to cut
off, to break ; to carve, to cut ; to divide, to separate ; to retrench, to diminish, to curtail; to castrate; to resolve , to decide
to determine ; to
cross, to traverse, to pass ; to stop, to
interrupt - ?.ft-^j ifJlJhui%u to cross
one another ; - ^n^, to plough, cross
or traverse the sea - ^nil_ . qgui^
tTiup to run over, to over-run or scour
2uiiu>4<<'/'^

means of grains

-^'Tm)

s.

-ncpf

s.

both sea & land - Ttu/uuiuiuip!,

to
open, to pave a way or road to progress towards, to bend one's steps to,
,

to traverse, to travel ; - uAj/iAt^. to

cross, to traverse, to pass, to travel
over or through, to go over ; - [ umh^
ikt to wean; - qbiun.u, to fell, to cut
down; to clear; /.mm ~, to sentence,
to judge, to decide ; <(i% - to mine,
to dig, to hollow ; - ifm^-ti , to cut off
,

tate

forfeit

juip^ntiijiu

lit%iu^

to confiscate, to
to slay, to deprive

of life, to kill - tfui'uJ^ ft ifiiu,f,lini-fi1i,

give oneself up to effeminacy; [
iuMmni.p^ -, to make a coward of; qh-uipuiito quench , to slake the
;

to

thirst;

^mWi

j[,Jirp^

to abstain, to

keep from, to refrain, to forbear, to

deprive or debar oneself of, to do
without, to dispense with; lul/ou -, to
plough, to furrow; - ^.m-liif. Jp, to detach, to form a detachment; -c"-"///
to drive away darkness ; Ifl'z^p
to spark, to sparkle, to
1J^"3
emit sparks;- qjpiu'iiiulfii to fray a
way, to pass through, to cross; *tf.k-ui'u ^u,juiit
fS-fl'L' to make a pen ;
-"Ilk
the river traverses the plain ; S.
<

Vw

i^op

\\iiip7CitMn.oui

&C., '&C.

be cut, separated, divided; to be exhausted, to

decline, to fail, to desist ; to abstain,
to refrain
to shine , to glitter , to
sparkle to yield, to give way, to fall
into;
to turn pale ; to be
discoloured, tarnished, to lose colour,
to fade, to grow pale ; - f j"'-"y to
lose hope, to cease to hope, to despair ; ju/bfiipirni-P-p - , to foment, to
cherish idleness; ja/iiirmm^pj, - to be
without even the shadow of common
sense ; { qtrqlunt-P^u -, to plunge into
debauchery ; /> ^pnt.f, - , to abandon
to
oneself to wickedness ; - p"3y
flame, to cast a glare, to shine ; ;j4i-
- to apply oneself to ; / i^a'<fi- - to
deal, to traffic ; l> ^li'btiluiTi'iiia.a - to
^uiuiitApir, u,iy vn. to

pieced, patched; composed; -^h-p a.

;

2,18

the head, to behead, to decapitate ; lufiuf.uMj'u

to cut off limbs, to ampu-

<

keep a wine-shop, a tavern; tpptt.

^UMplint-m i!,uimlruti_ juidhing llko hail
fallen from the clouds ; "/" nu.ph^ nu^
,

lit-y h>-

uiliu/hg

Vyy

-^'kl^

<

all

was

&

precious stones
thunderbolts
^yiMULulint-itp -'i.kf'
fell .y-ni-^'^ Jt i,uimlrm[j a dctachment
of troops ; i,iuinlruMi_ ft jnt-uy dospcrate ; p-"*< ^m^^pTC ^umtru^i, brlof, succinct discourse ; S. pntA tF"y P'to
Qnja &C. &C.
paper-cutting
'2,"'"""^"t cutter;
machine; geom. secant; a. S. -"-
2^uMinian<-p s. med. ptisau ; orgeat,
brilliant

with gold

'

>

barley-water.
l^u.u,uiil,^u,n. s.

l^uiinkmi^a, cut

money-changer.
castrated, gelded.

390

2,0.8

l^uiui/Am^P a. select, chosen, choice;

pii/itp

chrestomathy, anthology,

collection; - ib'''t-u to gather, to collect, to make a collection of authors.

2^u,u,^^ s. small grain.
2^aim[i7Cs. kernel.
Irgui)
Vtl. tO bO OUt Of
2^iumliil,tr
breath, to become breathless, to gasp
for breath ; ^ ^/r^t^iu'iimj'ii ~-^it-u,i, hiri,

2,"i"4">"-s.linseed.

[deredbysobs

luimnp ng s. part, bit, shred, fragment, stump; volume, tome;- 45f._

,

t-"-/"

my

life

2^iuinnt- a.

my darling my love
sharp, trenchant; fig. de!

peremptory;
cutpurse; S- ^4^"
cisive

ng

shion; section, division ; part, portion;

bit, piece, fragment ; retrenchment,
separation; emigration, transmigration, colony ; article, head, point geom.
segment; -^ yjoi^. conies ; lun.uifufblii.p;

leading article ; - i^un_ni-_

pke to emigrate ; i-iit-i_ to write an
article ; - ,uji_p.u/i,l!h to interrupt, to
break in upon.
7iMiuint-uiO-iufniit
Jkufb a. prismatic ;
h-uili

opuiq-pf,

>

-/inqin,

achromatic

prism
-.

y^uMf vn. to remove,

to separate or detach oneself; to retire, to go away, to cut & run ; to
change one's abode, to emigrate, to
colonize, to settle oneself as a colonist or planter.
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
reducing to pieces ; - u^nSit-ij to reduce
to pieces, to atoms; to exterminate.
2^Miimn^3L s. cut, incision; division,
2^uiu,ni-uiirliir,

separation ; -

amputation.
luiuini-.gm'iilrih o. payable, solvent
-nt-P-pa, s. solvency.
2^ujuint.gui%irj', j/f vn. to render, to
restore, to give back to pay, to discharge, to acquit; to disburse, to lay
out; to recompense, to satisfy, to
u,%f.u,Ji,^

make amends

to

compensate

to

idemnify to cut - [ umtrtik to wean,

to take from the breast - ^n/uu._
l,k'ii%
to render like for like, to requite - iijfhiuthi to make up for, to
indemnify for - ^ip ,pnl,Mui'iiu,^ piup^
'ItUlUlltHUItl
uhiiitKto render evil
u il"l'
;

'

^ftP

good ; - ijJlrqu i^iupufUg npil-t-ncf to

revenge the sins of the fathers, upon
the children -g^p f*"f p-uiplu k-t. Uu
-ab .p'^t.iypb" I liave rendered you
^uimn,-ug^
|],oin-Sevil for good
^y^^ b pjupffu may God reward you
for

<

S. 'l^aimnt-gni.Sfh

Dt/ &C.
* '^ho ronders,
<

'lu.mni.giJhniy -gbt.

restores or gives back

payer

re-

munerator.
X^,u,nn,_^ni.3h s. Tcstitution; payment,
reimbursem ent; remuneration, recom-

pense; compensation,

offering,

gift,

amends cutting - !]u,uuni^ damages, indemnity, reparation - ^o_

fine,

exchange,
compensation
any thing given in return b - in
payment; in return; op -^J'um'ii, the
Last Judgment - unAhru to reward,
to requite, to recompense; to make
amends for; i,unnni-gui%lri_ni-Jkp qy>

[.uplfiij,

CUt, shapB, fa-

Jtg S.

pickpocket,

s.

2^iIiMnai.ui&

;;;

for tat, to make a return

; to avenge, to punish
i,uM,nni-^uii,iTi_,f~ b p-^'taJpu , to revenge
to give

for, to

tit

requite

oneself on one's enemies.

l^uMpuiiiuim ufy a.legitimate, authentic, genuine; true, frank, sincere; intimate, cordial; related, near, familiar; s. brother; - "ptb' legitimate
son ; -uMpinp -uMui^u ad. legitimately
brotherly; sincerely, intimately.
,

7mpiMiautulu/liutii'f

uMaty

utpiit

Irauix

be legitimated to become familiar or brotherly; to contract an

alliance with; lrri_p.iyp -mt.^, own
vn. to

brother.
2^u,pu,qui,nni-[3-b'^' s.

legitimacy, au-

thenticity, genuineness

fraternity,

brotherhood kindred, consanguinity.

2^iupui(t nf b s. wound ulcer.
;

l^utpui^ai^s. associate,

partner.

yuipiuilu/bn O. fOuiptul/uAp
^uipiuiHipirvn. to be pushed.
7uipul7lu o. Jiaiint-MUCt
"luMpuMi-, nf

n4^s. south wind; the

- south east, S.E.;

-.south west, S.W.; ^nqJ"
-n/, the south wind; ^^k -> it blows
from the south; -u.limiJ', -<ii^o|u . the
south, south side a- on the south side;
-,ue,n,r s. south wind, austersouth

luphi-lrihu/i,

u,pi-i-f/mfriutf

2^,M,pu,i.a,j,i.

s.aurora australis, south-

ern light.
2^ii,pu,i.uyp, a.

southern, meridional,

austral, southerly; - utpht^t-iyui^ ^nqJ",

sirocco-

;,

,;

591

^IIP
^ui^<-nij^^ . fields,

country

seeder sowing-time, tillage, ploughing,

;

move -

tiJuipuu to cause the hair to

stand on end.
t'"cl'l.^- beater plectrum.
"3 "' hundred s. - cent
l,'"l'l"-l'
uiuii/i, uin. -, ten per cent, 10 p.
;

2u,i,h:.u,%gf, tft-a. superficial, light;

futile, frivolous, vain, transitory, fleet-

ing
ad. superficially, slightly , for
form's sake, negligently, in passing,
with an absent look - ii!h^u!i,hi_ g to
graze, to pass close to, to glide by;
to skim along or over, to glance at;
to touch lightly or briefly on
;

'l^u,i,h,.u!Ugl,\

-gtriT Va. to

uiiLlttiT,

pass quickly, to skip, to omit, to pass

over in silence.
[*"'-42.-

<

%;

hundred-headed; -ui^ai-njb
(P'tp4-)a. hundred-gated (Thebes);

-ufiliili a.

collecting taxes at 1 p.
cent ; -uiitmp s. hectolitre ; -u/^.o_
s. hectare ; -u,l[i,hu/u a. having a hundred precious stones; -,uli[,uiJ' s. hectogram; -luXhn.ui'l.l, or ilriLli{^pl<u,pk)
-uJ-n,inil_ a.

hundred-handed (Briareus); -u.j;u,!i,

centigrade -^kpirui^ili - thermometer -uiJInaj Jk-liJ -luJlru/ii Jt%[ni
a. a hundred years old, centenary; of
every hundred years, centurial; ^-/a_
Jfri[iL._p ni-ph'Ji, kp
he was about an
hundred years old; -luJlr^p s- hectometer; -uiuiuiml'^ o. centuple, a hundredfold
hundred times as much;
o.
a.

luipP-

fig a.

plain, flat, even, level;

polished, smooth
uniform, alike,
equal; ad. unitedly; ^evenly, plainly;
- ^tMMcuMuu,p on a level with, even
with - t- w,^,fj,n_e,u,uiiMli flne-shaped,
of a fine stature or figure - umLit/^,
;

smooth; to facilitate; t,^/,_

"Auibtuuiutp^ii tllQ
J/l'" uin-iMtuftun^t n
rough places shall be made smooth.
to level, to

2^iM,pfJ-uib^uMi.u,i_a.

equally stretched,

plain, flat; ^aimui^ a. even with the

ground, plain, flat,, on the same floor,
on a level, levelled; - .unit^, to pull
down or raze to the ground, to level
with the ground, to raze ; to level, to

make

iron, smooth-tJ'or uipif-iMiliirirva. to iron, to

2^u,pP-u,^ or W^if.nt-li

s.

ing - ;
hot-press, to smooth.
'luipP-ui^iji , /f s. level ; - ^it^i
water-mark or -line ; - uiiiuiimlitiit-np
spirit-level -kj" va. to level ; -m-pf
;

t.

levelling.

^uipP-^n^uii^lt

s.

plano-concave
plaUO-

^-M^nptiP-uinif. f- ^^nt-n-au.qh^, S.

convex.
luipP-hir, hijl va. to plain, to smooth,
to make even or equal: to plane, to
polish ; to level, to put on a level with;
to pull or beat down, to demolish, to

cast to the earth, to overthrow, to

[veller.
destroy, to raze.
2,//3-^^ *. planisher, polisher, leto start with
to be scared, to take fright or
umbrage at, to start or fly off, to bound
[smoothing; equality;
away.
2, //*/"-? * level, levelling, planing,
^^uipP-nt-jju/hlrJ', ^fi vo. to givB Umbrage, to scare, to startle, to fright
away, to estrange, to alienate, to re^uipP-'iini.tr, p-lruij vn.

fear',

cButuple , to increase or multiply a hundredfold ; -.

uihu, s. centurion, captain ; -o/u/i-umf.^
s. centurion's or captain's rank^u,pl.puii-np u. a hundred, centenary; centuple; ad. by hundreds, in
great numbers s. centurion ; -fiirvn,
-uiu^iumliirir va. to

be centuplicated.

to

2,'"/f-/pfr/"*<tuAa.hundred-mouth-

- if-l^nM^^l, the hundred-tongued

goddess. Fame, the goddess of report.
2^u,pl^pkuili klifi liuij s. a hundred;
century; -hJkiu'b o.of a hundred years
-tpnpq. a hundredth ; s. hunold
dredth part, centime.
2^u,p[,i.pPt-pP-li s. rosa centifolia.
^luppi.pnm'iituA s. centipede.
#
7iuphi-pnpi^ O. Jmppt-phpnpt^
ihuip s. centilitre; -/4"Y. * centiare
(lOO'tpart of an are one square meter); -.4</A a. centesimal; -lul/pimTs.
centigram -uidbf-p s. centimeter.
tax, impost,
2^wpfi uij s. tribute
duty, excise necessity, want, exigency constraint, obligation homage
adduty service
4'"/'4 4tp""tl'c
overditional tax; - iiiajpinMii-^jiTaA
assessment; - q.J-'ii^uili shocking necessity tun.iu'hg -fi without necessied

even.

uia- -[i ad. necessarily,

; -ujifi -k
of necessity, essentially; inevitably,
indispensably ; by force, by compul-

ty

sion, forcibly
liuigni-giu'iiki_,

--

} -^
under

wpfiu/iihij

to place or lay

contribution, to tax, to load or burd-

;.

592

l\i.V

en with imposts, to levy contributions,

to render tributary, to subdue, to subject, to enslave, to subjugate; - 4-"exact tribute, to
raise money, to put a tax on - 4'"/liuM'i,hi_. to pay a tribute; to be tribute
gather

"iitu to

in, to

to

- to serve, to
to submit, to be

-fi ltu,i_, ru,m'bh[_

[i
;

/.

Subject oneself to,

tributary to ; - a<nSi,lri_, to force, to
constrain, to use violence; 4im/i-.

pay

to

tribute

the

-4p one must,

gratitude

of

necessary ^t -.
p/^-. it is not necessary, there is
no need, no matter - /> tl^p";/ k'y /'*"*)
necessity obliges me to - tyti- "inTui
pnqn^hl_l, ^u/yo^'fc ho was obliged to
appeal to Csesar g -f J-iuiTu/iiuililfb
according to the wants of the age kp it was necessary - i-i^tc i/t^ m/t_
'iilr[_. We
were obliged, compelled or
constrained to do - 4- ^*<J hpP-u,i_, I
must go Jhn.gni.^ hpk - ipjl let us
it

is

die

if it

>

must be!

^u^4"'?-/'/

tax or burden

imposing of a

^-

excessive taxation, to load or burden

with extortions.
tributary thrall,
bondsman, serf, slave, servant.
i^-upiiu,'i,h[b a. to be beaten
S. -in^.
"l^utpliuiiilrir, ^uMpl, va. to beat, to
strike, to give or deal a blow; to
strike or sweep the chords of the lyre,
to vibrate, to touch , to play or perform on; to ring; to knock, to thump;
to prick, to bite ; to wound, to hurt,
.

uj

s.

to

harm;

to

knock down,

to

beat to

death, to kill; to spoil, to taint, to

gnaw, to eat away; to ill-treat, to punish, to abuse; to strike against, to

shock
bute

remorse
to pay trito write down, to put into writing, to set down - i^'iiia In-qh-uip,
UMpUMt-,
to stay hunger; to quench, slake or
allay thirst;
to posy"e/' H^nj
:

to feel

empale - f /i4 - ^np j"tb to

give the death-blow, to despatch, to
- / n-jn^Jb to cause a
slay, to kill
to

headach - ^*"-w /' tuj'-b'''' *" mount

to intoxicate
to the head
u,u,i-l,,i_
tiuiiT 2r"-P"'k -> to harp, to play on
the harp or violon {unpiifb - to set
up a pavilion - ^fiJkuM'bu, to strike
one another, to knock against each
;

'

come in collision, to collide,

into contact with; -/A?- p.

other; to

come

to

^ JliJkuiliu ^uadhiTitimiti-P-p
compare, to confront with; - ^_
"baiuiuMpiiu, to go, to be on a journey,
to travel Wuipm g JliJhm^u - to fight,
to combat, to m^ke war; - ^^n-_
prnqd", to gain the battle, to conquer
- ifP-^oiJli'i, to beat the enemy, to
dhiuliu

to

discomfit, to defeat, to rout;

qiniujp.
to set a house on fire
,

t-tuqufiitui.

4'"-/

- ^m.

to cudgel, to cane, to whip,

to thrash, to belabour; fiipuM/uya fi^A^

i-i""3

forcing, offering violence; -q-pt-iTva. to force, to constrain,

to oblige; -q.pf.J'vn. to be forced, obliged; -i-iini-P-^L.'ii s. constraint, violence, force ; impost.
2iMpiiuMj-ni^ilj c^tMtu utg s> tax-collector, gatherer.
2^iup^uM^uAn,.pi,.'i, s. the collecting
of taxes, exaction or recovery of tribute or imposts itiik-i_ -p-p to oppress , squeeze
grind or vex with

2,<"/i4-4./.

sess with a devil; t ^Jifim-f, ~, to

spit, to put on the spit ; - t"-? / j/y

shout with joy - luil^mu

supply the needs of, to
provide or furnish the needful - ^j.
Jpuiii
to strike, to impress; - ^ufi/L..
*<"4 'BM*. to beat the measure; ^u^pu
-. to dawn, to rise; - ^miiV. , to be
afflicted, grieved, mournful, desperate g a^m - to think, to reflect; -%4H.ni.p-t
ni-pnt.^

to

to

ayiin^jt[3-

unninu ht^n

^uip K- ufta.m unip n

David is struck by or
eaten up by remorse gtp -*t ^tj_
u[,p, ^ why is your conscience afflicted & why is your heart heavy
within you ? uiplnX g itu^/pu -"bkp the
sun gilded the mountain tops; J-u/ifi
-"bk iihpli,up,T\ii^t consumes iron;4o^4

/u^alt ir,niaj

>

[iiT-'i.k

TA

^punu

my

shoe pinches;

S.

&C
^uiplfufblnr, i,iapuu vn. to be beaten,
struck, wounded to be smitten with,
f

\i"U

|U.#i^, fftMit^

Qnplrti/h

enamoured
to

of; to approach, to incline

^u>^u.4n..- , to be avaricious, too

fond of riches; - ^i^i^, to addict

oneself to vice - ^ 4tpiy n>-pnt-^ to
assault, to attack - ^ ui^p nt-pn^^ to
fall in love with, to conceive a great
affection for to be desperately in love
with; /. i-n.-p- -, to be moved, touched with compassion g ^tynM-Pfi^bu
- to strike the senses - ^--[ig to
tend do, to have the mind occupied
with; - jiaitu ouiiupa
to idolize; ^
;

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,
;

iar

395

to traffic g ilpmu
- to be understood uyup u/u^p - to
waver, to be unsettled, bewildered,
in doubt, to hesitate - jn^_ to incline

2<<'4<'

lluiW

{i

ifiinifa

to

some one,

become

to

too familiar
i/u,^ -%{, ^n_

or very friendly with ;

I have a stomach ache ; I
'
have the colic ^atpun. [i ^fr.^ %p he
was smitten with her beauty; ^utpim.
(i JhpJh^ u{ipu, t/p
his heart was filled
with pain or grief; hpipt lrp,pii -ikp
[ ^i^k
they shone brilliantly with many
colours ; ->/4-/ [ %jk 4"" ufiin/^, they
spread a perfume around ; liu,py,ikp
^upiy jntfjiu my heart was pierced
with a hundred wounds; S. 0.'^/3-.
f^tpu,%, <J.^2r, f\.tj; ^u.,ia, &c., &c.
'L'ifl'l'"

iar

sore

scourge, blow, chastening,

tribulation, misfortune ; repulse, rout,
defeat, overthrow, considerable loss;
-^ mus. p89an ; -^ b^/'iv"""/' ^^^ P'^"
gues of Egypt; op^iuuu,php -, mortal
blow; -u uiithu to give many blows,
to cudgel, to chastise ; i,iupliui'iiiri_\, -u
JtttuiJhitu to make great slaughter,
havoc, carnage, butchery ; -uiphli [[,_
"iilnTvn. to be beaten most unmerciful-t.r,
ly fig. to be harassed, vexed
irgfi va. to beat, to strike ; to cudgel,

Striker knocka butting or mad bull.

er

- j"t-/_.

"l^iupiuf^ s.

for * exactor, taxgatherer, collector, receiver; -m-pji

s. tax-gathering, collection of taxes
-ttii, s. receiver-general.
2^uipliuimnt. /j a. tributary; vassal;
liege, subject; itlft-^p
%It.
_
to subject to tribute, to render tributary ; - ip'iri_, to be tributary ; ~n..pj,
-uipm-Pjii-lii s. act of paying tribute;
thraldom, servitude.
2,'"/'4"-"/ "a - necessary, important, essential; intimate ministering,
serving; . necessaries ; -uiptap, -ui,
uikii ad. necessarily ; of course ; -IriT,

2^iup(iuiuiu,4ii,i2_'

h^l

va. to necessitate,

force; -/uTi

-^</ vn.

to oblige, to

be constrained,

to

necessity, want ; ministry, office, service servitude.

forced

!-/?/ *.

JutplfhlTt

^HP

-^yanK-aUMlihir

VOL'

tO

necessitate, to constrain, to force, to

compel, to oblige; to impose tributes,
to render tributary S. \uMplili>r.
;

fig'

<

to cane

2^,upn,-li

blow, beating, [beat eggs.

]_u,pnt-uu, puuiutj a. powerful, potmonied, rich,
ent; strong, vigorous
opulent, fortunate much, abundant
numerous; long since, remote, old;
^//./...afj.
,

enough,

Jli,

t,'"i'i[ie

4^'"j

necessity

yoke
[( )

i^uipli^ S. \fi'2si^
2^u,pJ^,up s. mus.

an Armenian note
concubine -ipif. /y s.
who keeps a - -np^li s. son of a -nt-Pfttit s. concubinage.
2^apnt.u.S- nj . blow, kuock, beating, striking, percussion bastinado
slash, cut, wound bruise, contusion
2^a,p7C,

pj

sf.

much ; - Jp
long, a long while or

sufficient,

J-iuiT, J-iuii'iu'Luili

time, a great while;/r - if-iupm-g , many

centuries since ; - ^ juin.u,ij long

time
time
- a
long
,

/ny

before jt-m -

J-unTui'builiui^

long

after; - i^<i;p ingenious ; ^.n^ii.

strong force ; - ^f-iTwirp for a
time; - /A^iu/^j f U'p'y u,'ti^b_
,

after

many

lu.puiMM'iihu.ii

years.
,

irliuig

s.

bridesman,

one of the wedding-party.

2^iiMpiiu/i,i-fi,M,ti

a.

nuptial, hymeneal,

hymen; - ut/'>
conjugal love; ^tuui -, nuptial robe.
2^u,pu,ii%[iP- s. tried, measles ; bot. wild
bridal, spousal; - t"?-'

poppy-

-%lruig

on edge; Jnt-.to

to set the teeth

to coutribute ; to
to serve to be constrained, forced.
[yoke of oxen.
i^wpt/liif, /rjiaj vH'

pay homage,

forge-scales of iron or

s.

l^uipni.,r, pi va. to beat, to strike

to drive in, to thrust, to push; to toss,
to shake, to agitate ;- ^m<"/n-'iiu,

tials;

to chastise, to punish.

copper.

urgent
earnest;_^ tiik-ip, pressing need.
^^4t.-i^o.respectable, venerable.
Xuiplihyni^^li^ a. pressing

^uipnt-[3-nii_uirLiiiTirva. to sot froo.

Impliaiiiniij

2^u.puu,%lip

"hhiug s.

weddmg, nup-

hymen, marriage, union, wedlock; 4<ui^t" -iitiMtj, espousals, wedding-, nuptial- or bridal-feast; ^Sr
, Hymen
-"4 -%lruig the torch
;
,

of hymen

t-p^ -"bhutj marriage-song,

,

epithalamium au/i. -hiku,^ discourse

on marriage ^laiij-lrpJi -itioj wedding garb or garment
PlbP
,

^p

-ituia bride-cake; op^im.p'B -%lra"J.

nuptial blessing un.mn.uiuui -Urui^ ,
wedding-, bridal- or marriage-bed;
-%ltu uin^iilru to celebrate a wedding;
^n.%hi_-ltu ,not to celebrate the wedding; kpPmi_ \i -\>u to go to a wedding;
,

39

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IW

oppression, violence, rexation, exaction, extortion.

luiiiainuijjfm a. learned , clever

to be beforehand with
one's spouse, * to get some jobs before the wedding-day.

-ni-Pl,Jii

ul^ uni^ip s. a newly marbride, spouse; betrothed, affiancedbride;daughter-in-law;nymph;

wise -/t^ a. very mighty; very rich,

opulent; -jnju'a. hopeful.

fftilui'iiuii^q-liu

2^iapui

ried,

larvae

jun^k-pJ-

~~,

nymph

-um-'ii^

lhn^y[fbp , oreads, mountain nymphs;

^o/i^-, to betroth, to affiance.
l^uipi/iiiuq.tqlrj'va- to array or adorn
as a bride.
7uinuibuiau-lrina

qn~h-uin

Ct,

Clr6SSeci

a bride; -^huuihtr va. to dress

[trothing.
like a bride.
'lu.pu'iiujluouni.pf.ii, s. betrothal, belike

2,"Y'"*""*'"'-

njatch-maker;
titMMliyi^u/U*

^in/^.i^j,^

. paranymph,
-limii, -ruim'b^. 2,"^"-

u/j

yuinnbifuim'^ irn^M-P-liClM Or
tupij.ui'bq.l,

s.

uterine fury,

lu,i,u%uhnu,r, ui^uj vn. to become a

bride, to marry, to wed, to be or get
married.
[or dressed like a bride.
lu.pu'bu.iMiuiiCyTC a. arrayed, attired

2^u.^o%m^/.uis.marriage-place;bride-

chamber; talamus, nuptial-bed;

Holy Church, &c.

fig.

sf.

Ttiinuhi^tuL

D. JtMinutuhh-usIl

S,

aurelia;-t^P>/^S.

'luMpu'biruiu, s. hot.

CXiry-

'l^iupuiituitm..

nenuphar, water-

[poppy.
'lu,pu%ni hui^ili s. hot. poppy, corn^.uf.u'iini.pi,^, *. marriage, wedding;
wedlock 6-t^ -p'h , to marry, to
wed, to espouse; ^iu.^ m-iltp t ~P-^
to be married.

lily,

<

Jiunubni-I^

fe.

JiunijltnB h-tuimll*

2,"'^/tin.4/i sf.

bride, spouse.

strong in number,
powerful, numerous ;-^^ a. abundant,
'luipuuiuMp.ni-iLii a.

largely ;
heavy-flanked, robust, stout, vigorous.
2,'"/"'"""^"'^ a. oppressed; oppressor; ~,ulih, a. oppressive, vexatious;
-h,r va. to oppress, to subdue by violence, to vex, to molest, to crush, to
overburden, to surcharge, to extort,
to maltreat - d"-t' k'"'''"
^o persist
doggedly, to be obstinately resolved,
to be stubborn; -^i_, -m^s. oppressor;
;

yuipuma/iiuiir,

uM^uij

to

vti.

bccome

powerful, to be predominant, to domineer, to lord it, to rule over, to

reign ; to get or grow rich, to prosper,
to thrive; to
u,i.p[.L.-i,
to
,

abound; be rich in

^u</*-"/.oj-

piety, to be

very pious.
yuinumMuani-^ii/iit-J' vo. to

mako po-

tent or glorious ; to strengthen, to

brace, to fortify to make rich, to enrich; -HL-jP^a. enriching.
l^uiiiuuittT, irgl va. to drive in, to
thrust down, to push, to fix, to esta;

blish, to consolidate

to tie tight.
big-bellied;

Jt,i.,Jp

liberally

-limi^a. long-sided,

strong- or large-limbed.
j^uipuutni-PpJi- s. dynasty; power,
sway, rule, domination; riches, wealth,
opulence, fortune abundance.
demand, interrogation,
2,"v>5 tj s.
question, examination; S. -*; - t-t.
;

fA'l-[>[' -aniit-ij

marriageable girl
-^mu'uItJ' va. to marry, to join in wedlock, to give or take in marriage.
para'luipu'tiuiL.kp
s. bridesmaid
nymph -fct;.^ s. epithalamium.
'l^iupu'Luijnt-.

full

luipninl, a. corpulent,

hysterics.

salis,

s.

about

ui%liai'hlri_,

,ni,li,i,'blri_.

examine

make inquif - i-- ^ ^apA

tO qUBStioU , tO

to ask, to

ries, to inquire

f - ti- ^

l"'>"tbp Tuiu^ihi^pini.

n^Jh_^ to discuss, to argue, to dispute.

Juinqui^utlilMtr O. 7iuriauMbka*
,

yujpuuif^uint-P'f

s.

inquisitiveness.

interrogative : magical - 4ti note of interrogation.

2,</3Ujifrr,_jf va. to ask, to inquire,
to interrogate, to question - ^ S^*4->
__
to consult the Lord; pnt-p to ask news of, or about some
2^i.jl,ju.^ii/ii

a.

^^Jb^

one;

nni-Jh-^^ ^ fiiMtqutiriM^PpKA t tO
salute with gentle words ; - qttp p"*.
*//.t^ p.u,^do^ , to overload with questions,
[terrogater,
*. questioner, inasking, questioning or
seeking after, eager to learn, desirous of information ; inquisitive ; -"^.
pnt-J s. desire of knowledge, of information, of learning; inquisitiveness.
2^,i,p^ii/in(iJi [ s. interrogation, examination, question, inquiry, proceeding, inquisition; f - J'ni-itu.%lri_, Jium_
J't^or -k.Fva. to interrogate, to question, to examine, to inquire ; -nti S.-.
^lupjui^'iilA ilHifiir or -^'blriT va. to
question, to examine; -^tm-P^uh s.

^apgiu'bnii^,

_3"^

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examination

interrogation.

2,U.b

'irvtbu

"-*# -t"- to sat with one

- , to serve up ; to give to

tt

u,pli,u'i,iTi_

t^uipg

^ilfii uinjbirir vo.

Itl.

to

exa-

mine, to inquire into.

^uipj/ini-Pfs. divination; - lunitu
to divine, to prognosticate.
2^uM[,jjh j,[,% ^[,^'1, s. the Song of the
Three Children
-unfiiun. s. certain
short Armenian canticles or hymns
,

eat ; - li,pb-i_, phliu/iilru pp^^ij to cut

or break bread; to crumble, to crum;
liis;ihi-t-i_ Ifto cut oif the crust, to
chip it off; i,uimu!byi_ q~ ^uMiiahing , to
keep the bread from the hungry ; ,*_
,

lupJ-uiii

worth

so called.
n_3

s.

question.
s.

demand;

divination.

vination, Pythoness'
^5.

X"'/'a"'_

alight or

ui^uij vn. to

on the ground (birds).

victuals,
ly s. bread food
livelihood; meal, repast, table; - il
ii^tu9ta-nnni~lJ-ir
uin,ui9ujtf.nni-[er b OV cr_
phaui^ show-bread - liyiimg Irplpnu^
M-np -, the bread of life the Eucharist - ii^y %lr,in^plhthe bread of
p-mpiT, liu,lint-,fj
pain, of affliction
^uM^h-ip or liulinL.ir 2^pJ' - new, soft
well baked, hot bread; o/Jt^' q.u,e, or
^mpP^ni- IfiMtpirp ui'iihip stale, hard,
half-baked bread uuiptmiifj uhun- or
p-ni-lu-, white, brown bread; mm'ii,
t^uijuiii-npitli
household
baker's
bread; - i,u,ia,d'uM,.np gingerbread;
- i.t;_
u/i,^,rnp - unleavened bread
in/, hog's-wort, sow-bread; ^hqhc -{t
{\n,ipiiJi)
bread-crust; it-p_p[i'ii ^laJ"
tli-ppi lihii^L., under- or upper-crust;
settle

S. -puip

-t^-npir

ckem. paniflca-

much

corn.

[to

be made into

^luifiu^uiiT, lujuy un.to

Jiuqutlfna

7tuquipujpna

O,

brea'd.

become bread,
fuim O,

baker

-Jhi^, -iluj^uin. s. bread-seller,

-puA s. bake-house -pu,p uij/ s. baker, bread-maker; -putpnj, oj . baker's shop bake-houle - qopm^ army
bakery; -puipm-pji s. bread-making
baker's trade -i-tm o. producing corn
;

in

abundance.

s. president of the wedding banquet; bridesman, paranymph;

-h^ iriliiiuMg s. baker, oven-keeper.
l^u.jpbPplip s. meal, repast.

l^uj^k-pkij

yiajf^

ash-tree

s.

ash-grove

ututirp^ li-ptruiMtn pi-pnq t^tnuAhi n-~ pt~p

Pl't-i

<

ifu,a.nj

^wutruiq i^piuluui

ut-pHh S. a^Jtl/^.
[sel of bread.

2,uj/4.j4'"**-roll, small loaf;

S.

s.

S. \'"3-ukb3

not to have bread to

inp - ni-mhij to Oat dry bread;

uMiLu.'iig -[, iffiiiri_,

p-uMiiiuiwi I'f-p tuputujunt-oa

to eat the
bread of affliction ; - p phpu,% ilutpim.
n.npithi_, to serve for his bread !
k"d'L 13e ' * invite to dinner ; - Jti,

to give a

grand dinner

4"'-

to invite to dinner

^uigilfi^i-ii s.
'lai^ni.u,

-4/a

a.

anise, dill fenugreek.

crumb of bread.
;

abounding in ash-trees.
a. bread or dinner-

U13

[tiable, insatiate.

giving,
l^,i,jf,pni-it-ip

^uii.

'l.ugi.u.Jirj's.

2^ujra#j.,

k"i^L. ^ -

s.

-likpyP m-Pf, -l/kpn^

gooH cheer; banquet, feast;

Spunglng

one's

by the sweat of
brow - p-pt-i^, inph-h-u to make,
bake bread; - ni^ihi_, to have bread;

mor-

parasite , spunger ,
trencher-friend, toad-eater; -ncp-fiJi,
l^uig^uMmu.^

to get one's bread

i.np(ylri_,

bread-distributing;

if.npirni-PXi s.

ihqnL..

cdX'i

-^yijj.

-b crumb ^p,n -/ ^n^t^jtui^.

bread & butter linump -/. a
morsel of bread ^^,u,\f. -\t crumbs;
- ju.p,i.,u%uilili sopped bread, panado;
- lunpniltuii_, toast, slice of toast 'i^pjp^
slice of

to

>th."~h

not

is

bot. ammi, bishop's-weed;

bread-basket
shepherd'sscrip, pouch, bag, satchel; -p-uA s.
panada, -do, sop, soup -^j a. abounding in bread, in victuals sated -S-u..
s. bread-tree
-i^pom a. wanting
bread; -^/y i. messmate; guest; fellow-boarder, table-companion; - ^,
it-i^, to eat together; -li^m-p-'^ s. commensality, company at table -^uim a.
abstaining from bread; -iTn/jx. abounding in bread or in corn, producing

tion

he

7aipqnt-innnJt t ItapathnpA
"luipopiJiiuiir,

nt^ut^

nourished with bread

-pn/b- a.

-if-l'P

XuipgnUi, cfliaig s. soothsayer, conjurer; sorceress; / -, spirit of di-

2,"j

^p

~l'i'

2^iujiiipa,^u

demand, interrogation, question -u mnAt-u iTu-aiai-^

gtu'ulru, to ask or address questions, to
^mpjni-.Miit

\uipgnij,

4*

his salt.

ni-g s.

father, sire,

ft

a.

gluttonous, insa-

bird ; hen ; cock granddad beginning, rise,

:

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2,U.h

-^ poultry liuif. ^un-m. i^._

ii-kif chicken, poult; u"ip -hl.!/, hendung; i/5"iy.<u4 -"'-jf hen-coop; y..
origin

q.utpp -ni-g
'iCan.ui^m'h

heu-roost, house; ^/<

-nt-j
pOulterSr; liu7i',an.iii_
,

tlih
iiju

I agree to

it

roost,

^uii-a/iinjf s.

s.

agreement, acquiescence

sent,

ly

father; -

-pi,hj common

commence.
2,u<<-<<>f.4"> s. augur, diviner by augury; - ijjhhi, to augur, to divine by

utiiiilri^,

l^^pmnt-P-^t^

to

i^^i-l^-ualltutill S*

aU-

gurial science.
2,"-o/nj

s.

hen-house

lurking-

pelic-

*.

I^umi-umIi

s.

/.

uy

-p-p, unanimously, by common accord or agreement, in concert, by a

common or unanimous consent, joint-

s.

commencement,

rise,

origin; author ; -t^

/,
s. food for
birds ; [i ~l^pt 't^'l^u [* uuiuiuitim-au
qnt-iib a-uj_
,

qu/bui^i-ki^-hpl, %ni.l,plTi_, to

glvB

prey

z.

to the fowls of heaven.

'2_iut-u.i,uiiu,h s.

scare-crow -^iip^
;

puip ad. consentingly, willingly

probable

-#.

persuasive
-/4u,tta.persuasible, likely, probable,
plausible - 4^ ^t - it is likely unlikely -nlim%uip,up ad. probably, like-

l-n/u a. likely,

ly; -iii^uAnJl, ^.probability, likelihood,

-uiliu.'iinilhg c,u,il,L._p

math.

calculation of probabilities
-tiri

-j/i

;
-hjh S.
wa. S. -tjiji-jmiti/";

persuade,

iJK.S.-fiT; -frj/.i-jfu.iti/'iia. to

to induce to believe, to convince to

advise, to induce to do
h^nL.^li^a.
;

persuasive
convincing
-jfiililrpp s.
pair, couple -[ur, h^..^ vn. to be persuaded, convinced to acquiesce, to
,

hear, to consent, to agree, to condescend; to accept, to admit, to approve ; ^- to disapprove niq -t-u,i_
Irii; as I believe, as I think ; np
in.y
-/'. silence gives consent; -/./, -/"/
,

^ummpui^
;

luj, pj a. equal, like,

^uit-iauuiii
same, conformable; straight, plain,
even, level s. equal, companion pendant, fellow; -,. - ad. equally, alike, likewise, conformably, in the like
manner; -, - P-iPyi' copy, duplicate; - ^u,MiJi,[,u ip>lri_, to equal, to
match, to be on a par or level with
to rank, to be at par - 'ipu,JhA[,% #._
%n,.i_qliuiat,ui,ai.3ii to be oxocuted according to orders or command; fu^iXii
- uin^kp lly, he made himself equal
with God i/opm-Pl, In- if.u. - trU u/_
n-.u2p %-p force or stratagem are the
;

same

to him.

l^un-uiiiuiputp,,,^

-^

u4'"^)

consent ;- |!tpt/_,
to consent, to accord, to agree AtaA
uiuii_-P't, to consent to, to assent; p
/#/^-/ S. 'ul^unu.iauM%h-ir'^ uiiLu/b^ ^ypli
-p-'k without your consent; -m-ifii s.
[or grey owl.
consent persuasion.
2,u/-"/<"m^;< .madge-owlet, brown

plausibility;

by mutual agreement;

augury, presage -/[t-l- s- hot. heath.

^uii-u/i, s. consent persuasion * S.
1]<u%f.; a. consenting, persuaded, convinced; - ^m#'/</i 5 to consent, to
assent; ! - .ua-t^S. -bijn.-^iM.'iihir f, ^111^, S. -/"/; - ^lu^ni-Pp-, willingly,
with pleasure
-p In- 4u>ciuii<u^^
agreeing together, unanimous; -,_
s.

cock-crowing cockcrow, day-break; { -/. ad. at cockcrowing, at the peep or break of day.
,

./y

or hiding-place; -^it.A i.i

an; onocrotalus.
^un-ui/uqu

hen or house.

persuasion, eonapprobation, suffrage; i^uM^i.'ii^, i^mpm^i

l^un-u/iint-P-liiJb

%nj -nt-^, poultry-market <j7'" ->-,

fowl - luopn^huii_ roast fowl -i
In- fioulr^uii.
^Pf.a.uy the hen clucks
- & the cock crowed -y i'^p greatgrand-father; -n/ - great-great-grand;

-nnuiliafu a, pro-

bable; persuasive.

buting

equally distri; -qop

a.

-q-npit a. equally acting

of the same power; isodynamic;

equivalent, equipollent; -i^j s. companion, fellow, oomrade, mate, partner ; ~i^n- a. of the same weight ; equivalent, equal - it'i'l^o *o counterbalance, to countervail; ^^
ipk-in ^Pkp
a.

%P - Mulu.liijb h'h his good qualities

compensate his vices -^^n-n^p-fiJii s.
,

equilibrium, equipoise, poise ; -4"^,

-liniiJ; -linifJhuib a. oquilatoral -AJkn.
s. isochimene ; -Jhin."!, s. isothere ; -%_
liliJii a. isagon, equiangular ; -'/<.um a.
equidistant; -ifu^o.of equal measure,
just, equal; -^uii^ni-P-fi s. isomeria;
-ui,ui[ii- a.S. 2,""''"-; -"ik" ad. equal;

ly

-2j^p'f

equitable
sceles

isotherme; -ukp a. just,

-upni^i a. equicrural, iso-

s.

-m[,i a.

conformable, equal.

render equal, to equal to equalize,

make even, level or smooth;
to equal, to compare
to counterbato

to level, to

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lance, to -poise

to

communicate, to

make a

sharer or partal?er; -hJ' or

-[iiT, ir^iy vn. to equal, to match, to
be on a par or level with, to liken
oneself to, to make oneself equal or

conformable with, to be compared,

confronted with; to communicate, to
participate, to share ; -/></" 4*".. to
be united, to conjoin.
2^uit-tuiia,pn[iii.

-pant, equal;

*.

luj a, participating,

companion, partner.

l^iui-u,uuip,.[3j,i% ,?.equality, parity;

upon good grounds.

X^u,,.uiuuihir
k^f, va. to show,

sitively,

prove, to confirm
dicate

to
to justify, to vin-

certify , to assure ; to
search into, to go to the bottom of,
to sift, to investigate.
i^Mui.iM,uu,l, a. certain, true, indubit;

to

able , sure convincing, conclusive,

incontestable , positive ; demonstra,

tive, justificative

ad.' S. -mlru,,-

- y/unt^. to
cortaiu loss
know for certain ; - u.%hu to assure,
to convince, to prove
{.ah tqp.it
is certain that.
luti-UMUmno
uy s. certitude, assurance, good authority, best source
dnpni-um

demonstration
token , testimony
proof;
fs.uipjp uil^iuih-nM-[3isassurance of the highest regard iA,q.nt^iTi_
ij-fiu dhituipu/iiuig, to be assured of
his highest esteem.
7uMi-UMiluitii^P-p ~nL.uh jS. '"hp '
,

i_uML.uMifu,TCinn. s.

man

poulteror, poultry-

bird-fancier.

inng S. faith, bolicf,

I n/ , -^,
creed; trust, confidence; fidelity, faith2^uMi-ui,n

fulness,

good

faith, sincerity;

proof,

testimony, evidence; Creed; -^t

jyu

& charity ; ^/'/'".

the Christian religion
il.uii.uM%n,.p-'l, -nj
profession of faith
u.4*r _ny the light of faith ; //;_
l^ifu
i>n<.%^ 1 uui^iTuiiip -ng, articles of faith;
^trhiLuahp uniintia-niin. OF ^iuuuiuiinngji
he ukp

hope

faith,

mifiikiuliufi, -_^

1 t'yP'b *-tY.-:p lively, resolute, constant or unshaken, tottertf-uijP-

'

l\i.V

ing or wavering, dead faith

[

ters

iu%luu,lip

indifferent as to religious matn-tuL-uibh/^ q-u

to confess the

-'

to have faith ; iniiihi_

"i_~" "i<>/4*'". to regard neither law
nor gospel y.Y., lunLbaii^ ^ - to become converted mithu i-i.hi_ f _ , to
faith

n.>,fe^-

convert; 4""""""""-'*' ip'hi_li -, to

be true to the faith;
p %hnou
to give
phi^
P-hphi_, to believe
credit to -< f^inyhu to believe in,
to give faith to - nJbhi_jn^ to trust,
to place faith in, to put trust in; uiuii_ Jfjhuiij
to make a contract, to
contract an alliance, to enter into an
engagement, to bind oneself; n^puM^
''""L IT" t deny or abjure the faith
jnpni-ir n}_ if-nj unbclief; u/ii^ufiii;
g
-"> it is incredible
nj, worthy of
'

uniformity, conformity; comparison,

likening; equalization ; participation,
sharing; union, concord, agreement;
1'"lI'~ ^-0 equal ; - or -n-a math.
equation.
2^aiL.utuiniupai%t-ir, hull ^^" ^^ reasou.
^ai-uuumtuuiku -mhuiL. ad. Certainly, truly, doubtlessly, assuredly, po,

'

credit; S. |3t^uA<ir.
'lut^uiiniu,fl-pJ-ni-P^liiii s. perfidiousness, perfidy, guile, perjury, infidelity;
-if-pn^-J- a- false-hearted, faithless, perfidious, unfaithful, disloyal; perjured,
forsworn ; - il!iihi_, to infringe or break
one's faith, to be false.
yiut.uiu,a,ili a. credible , worthy of
belief, to be believed; ^- lUh k- one
can hardly believe it, it is incredible;
-nt-Pliei s. credibility.
2^i,it-iiimuiiSi[ij a. of the same belief,
faith or religion, coreligionary ; -m,
li^ni.pi,L% s. having the same religion

or faith.
2^iui-uiinuiir, niiuglt vti.

to believo, to

give credit to ; to confess ; to persuade oneself; to commit oneself, to

trust to, to confide in, to rely on ; i-,
to disbelieve ; - jU,S
to believe in
God ; pninpnil^ iipui[ii- i to boliove
firmly, with all one's heart; - taJ" piu^
%Ji to beheve every thing ; - ^ip , to
side with, to second, to lend an ear to.
2,u>i-uiiouif(^ s. Belief, Creed.
'2_iut-ui,nuiuuii,inn'iM
o . establishing ,
setting forth the articles of faith.
,

juMM-uiuituphiTt pJl'

'^"'^

^. iaitntul.

loyal, honest, trusty, trustworthy;

confident; true, sure, certain, real;
ad. S. -pJhipiap ; - il^hij to be verified,
confirmed, proved ; to be justified ; to
be trusted, believed, adopted, or accepted ; - ^iu Hhaiu to rest or remain
faithful to ; - um-'bhi^, to prove, to justify, to verify, to accredit, to give
credit to, to make credible ; - uin%h[_

398

zn.^
inp.

to assure, to cause to believe, to

persuade.
ui^u ctd, faithaccurately -tyi'

2^ujt^tuinuM[ftnup.mp

fully, loyally, truly,

a.

more

more

faithful; ad.

JutL-auiniuniPutilUMlT
;

tified

-iuy

to

uiquij

be confirmed,

faithful

ini-pu

yU, tO

06

thought;

*lhp.nuijuMllUMli

uit-uimut^ipiTiu^m-^tM/iiIrir va. to

make

credible, to give to believe, to persuade, to convince

to sanction, to
certify, to confirm, to affirm, to assure.
;

'

UMl-UBIIlUtfpiTn^ftfiti, s.

fidelity, loyal-

ty ; good faith, honesty, plain-dealing,

sincerity; confidence, security; certitude , certainty, assuranceututuinUMi
iijlrmi_a. faithful, believing
faithful, loyal; trusted; s. believer;
Tt^raippin -:pi ,the true believers; -j"-_
ju/LtiTva. to cause to believe, to persuade, to convince ; to impose upon.
ymi-uiinujt-nn sf, UUn.
2,u"-'></^n/i/ a. abjuring, changing
one's faith ; - ipjt-ij to change one's
faith, to renounce one's belief, to abjure one's religion; -n^pi,^% s. abjuration, change of faith.
[gether.
'

2,<-op a.

assembled, gathered to-

^^uiuiupuipuA s. syllogist ; ~u,/iiiA a.

syllogistic ; -lrj\ A-j/, vn. to make a

syllogism

-n,.pt

s.

syllogism

-p.^^

ad. collectively.
2,i.u<pu/S-y^ s. collection; -J^iat, a.

collective; -^-i
receptacle.

*.

place of assembly;

^u..u{ptir, frjf va. to assemble, to

gather together, to collect; to amass,
to hoard, to accumulate, to heap up;
to infer, to conclude to concentrate;
to compile to stock; - q,u'iiA%, ^unp^
;

'int-p^u or qJJtmii

self

to retire within one-

collect one's

to

thoughts, to

meditate.
^un-utpf,^, -^n,i_ a. gathering,

bling

-^I1m2_^. ^l2uii,UMM-.

l^M^t a. curv6d, gibbous.

news gains

credit.
'

^bl*

poultry-house, hen-roost; -npa, -m,^ s.

bird-catcher, fowler ; bird of prey
bird-call; -npunt-P-}, . bird-catching,
fowling; hqui'iiutli -p-t, shooting season; -^uii_^. i,o4'"'i_'i *-.pu,^s. merry-

verified, jus-

this

faitfully.

collecting;

s.

-_pntJfL s. collection

assem-

phys. collector;
gathering re,

&C.

S. \jppiyuitiuMJi*

spelling; syllable; -,
pu/i,s. spelling-book, syllabar; primer;
-trii; i-^f, va. to spell, [vernor, leader.
^/rii-i-Jhi -fiif-ku s. Gr. IV. chief, go2^l^,j.lrtiu,j
//y s. syllable.

i^tfta

h-tjft va. to speak ironically, to laugh at, to jeer, to taunt;

-"bn^lf s. ironical speech or discourse,
irony, quizzing, jeering, taunting, sarcasm -puip ad. ironically.

l^k-ijSiuipu/bh-ir,

^tr-iiiM^u/b a. ironical, sarcastic, de-

risive, taunting,

mocking.

'ih.^hir, frjf va. to quiz, to deride,

to ridicule, to jeer; to gibe, to despise -'iini-P-% s. irony, sarcasm, taunt,
jeer, scoff, derision, mockery; rhet.
irony ; -'bop^'b ad. ironically, gibingly.
2^4-2^, nj a. mild, meek, gentle, affable; calm, tranquil, still; arf. softly,
gently.
;

Ijrqtupu/i,

-[.li

a.

sweet-spoken

speak, utter or
pronounce gently, gracefully ; -ni.0f
s. kind things ; -pmp ad. gently, mildly, meekly ; softly ; -piupnj a. mildtempered, affable, tractable, easy;
-zfi.u,^ a. soft, gentle, slow; ad. softly,
gently; -[uou a. sweet-toned; -4mC
or

lpilri_

to

sweet-tempered -4"?.^ ~J]im

meek, gentle, affable, good2,A-^ru,7jp S. 2,l!r^,-Ppi^. [humoured.

piijp

a.

-Is-iT vn..

a.

mild,

"Ibijui^pJ-

-uuiipupp

a.

-uuii, a.

whose

flowing gently;
leaves tremble

gently.
2,*"?"'j"'-j'"**-^ va. to render mild,
affable, pleasing, agreeable, to soften,
to appease, to pacify, to calm, to quiet.

2,^^^

gently , softly, quietly,

aof.

ceipt; congestion; assemblage, set,

mildly

body; argument, reasoning; concen-

Ihifni-Plii^b s. sweetness of temper

or disposition, mildness, goutiness,
sweetness, affability, kindness, courteousness.

tration

compilation.

i^uii^lrqj uij a. gr.

palimbacchus.

2^u,i.lr,r,

-(iiTvna. to begin.

2,'"'-l'/i

--n-4 s. little bird,

a pretty-; chicken, chick.

2^uiuAui^

s.

chicken

-*"j

nestling
[2ni..

-mnUi

s.

a. S. 2,^^.

2^irPu/iinu

u#j

paynim, gentile

heathen

pagan,

infidel, idolater, bar-

barian; nation, people; -^, the heathen.

i^hp-uAinumpiup ad. heathonishly

IW
-iuA

a.

399

heathenish

pagan

gentile
,
,
-idp peculiar to the gentiles ; -Jp-n
a.

ment, to sigh

for, to

fill

the air with

sighing.

heathen-minded,, paganish.
l^t-p-u/iinitai'buij;

uj^iy

z;.

become

to

a pagan; -ujntjiAt/"(;a. to gentilize,

to paganize, to heathenize, to convert
to gentilism.

yir&-iutirt

3*y

"y/'

~iii"'u"^t '"31' vn.

to sob, to hiccup, to have the hiccups.

^th-^linu/iip *-uin^_p s. sob, hiccup,
,

heathenism, paganism, gentilism.

[pagan.
'lyp-u^nuopk'i' ad. heathenishly a.
l^t-pui'iinunt-ia-^i.^, s.

hiccough; -

irui^nL.u.'i,

death-sob.

s. groaning, lamentacomplaint, woes.

[horseman.
2,A-^/"-4 *. the fork, the seat of a

^irh-nt-P-liJii

tion,
-

'Lf'tdf''"

"-3

s.

greek, grecian;

ism

Hellene, Greek;

-u,[iu,%ni.[3^

s.

a.

2^lrirnt-ju/bt-irva. to

hellen-

hellenist
-u,^u/ii a.
hellenic, grecian, greek; -u,ukpa. phil-

put on.

hellene; -uMuJipnt-Pl, s. philhellenism;

-ay/. S. ^J'uh^ - ih^qni- , the groek
tongue or language - ^/fe/_, [uouhi^
to write in greek; to speak greek.

to

-<i>^4i

s.

^k-itui'ii, uig . beam, rafter, joist;

-mil s. small - ; -ia^lrp^ a. that splits
or cuts joists or rafters; -.,.jf,.pi,
s. order or position of rafters; woodwork, frame-work; mech. shaft, thill.
^hh-u/jilrit^ s. beast, nag; vehicle.
2^Lr(ru/i,l,j; friy vn. to mount, to ride;
- /. (/</<!. [ jp, to mount or enter a
carriage or vehicle; to ride, to mount
on horseback - f iun. to go on shipboard, to embark ; u/ri^ioJb-m - ,to ride
bare-back ; j^p" - to go a hunting
- to chase, to give
or shooting ;
chase to, to persecute, to set off in
pursuit of, to pursne ; j,ai.u,i, -, to
plunder, to pillage, to sack; u<u/^t.
,

^tm

_3a..

4A-6-/rY_ J['nil_,

back;

S. ll./i,p.

2^t-if/r,nj
2_lritlru,i_ a.

ho

flcd

ou horsc-

&c.

[rake.

winnowing-fan
hay
mounted s. horseman,

s.

rider; horse-soldier, trooper;

sifier -^ cavalry, horse.
;

/Jy.

ver-

^frittriuinni^iq. s. cavalry ; -^/ s.

cavalier , gentleman
S. 2,'"*7-^/"^ j
-qop s. cavalry, horse-soldiers, horse;
horseman ; -fun,.,rp S. -^nt.'iiif. ; ^uit-m
s. master of the horse.
2^tltli-in,.p-l,L-'i, s. riding; horsemanship, equitation; ^a%^t(,A -pi, riding habit ; 4^4t" -pTt manege ; race;

ground, course

hippodrome

t,. t/hipqu-puA -p-t-ui%,

i/^pqli^

riding-master;
school.
[complaint.
2,ta-ta-u.1i!^. heavy sighs, groaning,
^trithithib (K.lamentable, deplorable.
Ijrh-lritlrir, h-^l, vn. to groan, to la-

make mount,

to

to sob, to sigh,
sobs, crying ; mook2^irliirlih,r^.-liu.J-&l^h.fi,hj:
[ery.
It-quiliu/u a. infused; inspired ; infused gifts.
\bwfuMiiliir, -fiy vn. to flow, to be poured out, to spread over to be shed;
l^hlilrlimir, uij[, vn.

groan

^mp^

-a/itp s.

;.

-^lit-P- S. fluid; S. ynutu%nL,in

l^h-q^

tvg a. idle, lazy, slothful, slug-

tardy, dull, slow, lukewarm,

cowardly; listless, careless -MUfLuipad.
idly, slothfully ; indifferently, coldly ;
-lut^iuMg o. slow, slothful; arf. slowly,
with tardy steps ; -uifni-p a. turning a
deaf ear, listless, disobedient ;-^Afr^,
to turn a deaf ear, to simulate deafness, to disobey.
utJituiTt '"3"^] VU. to
yii-qt^uiiT,
"'3I'
gish,

be

idle, lazy, indolent, slothful.

"ijs-n^uijjiin a.

slow-witted.

'ihq^uiulpia a. heavy-hearted ; - /
slow of heart, slow to believe,
[lukewarm, indifferent.
It-ny-ui^m-^u/blnr vu. to make idle,
2^ir,i^nt.p-l,Jb s. idleness , laziness,
supineness, slowness, tardiness, listlessness, negligence , lukewarmness,
indifference.
l^t-qk-q^, ,3 s. torrent, flood, inundai,iiM^uiuiuMi_,

overflow ; - ^ni-/j deluge - //;^y.4"1

torrent of flame
throng of people crowd immense
concourse .-a uipmiuum-m^ fi^n'-^ufblru
to shed a flood of tears i,nuiijtu .^.
tnuiani,p '{tppk,. q- tears ran down in
torrents -uipuip ad. like a torrent,
-uJ'uiff a. inundated,
impetuously
overflowed, flooded; -uiuiuum a. punishing with a deluge; -u^-l^-jp s. dried
bed of a torrent,
Ih^iynui,,,, lug s. torrent, ravine;
tion,

4^ny

-;
;

-ifkir, kgl va. to inundate, to

submerge, to cover with water to
overflow, to lay under water; to hurl
or fling down, to precipitate.
-tf/',

effusion.

2^fr^t^"-Jiff .

]Piuitiui^/i^

authority.

-nt-P-lici, s.

t^'ikft s. produce, product, producyirqjt ( lulltuh S- nt-3h , nL-m^l^ [tlOn.

'ijriiiutj'iui, a.

drowned; -

choked

strangled

be -;-ra<i-%t^, to
choke, to stifle, to suffocate, to drown.
i^trq^uiilii^nUia. suffocated, choked,
oppressed, agitated, disquieted, grieved, anxious; suffocating, stifling;
oy. liui.r 2ir[iirn,.p-'B
sultry weather or
heat; - 4u/f^, a stifling cough; hooping cough - iiuflilit- in a stifled voice;
- /r ./j.,_ji, loaded with grief; woe- mpmmuni-^
begone
reprcssod
tears - ujni,lri_, to stifle, to choke
to smother, to suffocate; to drown; ipiiri_,

to

ll^hi_

f,

p.u,plini-P%

be half choked

to

with i'age or anger ~ ipikp lipu, /.iT,

my heart was ready to break, was oppressed with grief; S. i^uMn.ui^'iip.
'l^ir,iiufiiu,fuuIuJi a. very envious, dy2,A-Yf}i'i'/.rS. -iL5Atf/'.[ing of en vy.
;

choke, to be suffocat-

Ini-iT, iui/ vn. to

drowned.

ed, stifled,

'IJr.iin.Jih

suffocation

s.

choking

pressure; -nu^u/iitJ' va. to suffocate,

to choke, to strangle, to drown to
oppress.
;

j^k-ifjtni-ji.-aiij

cated, choked

-gfili

-giifi,y,r,

%n,^tpu

pour out libations to idols;

putanLM't uMn/ruA "ZCuiuiinqf^u i

to

tiipfti-b

to cause

immense bloodshed,

-_j^4

choking.

^iri/ni-ir, qiof vti. to bo poured out,

to flow, to spread ; to be shed, seattered, diffused; to rush, to fall; to
burst ^fr/jmi. &/* ifinp ip all his bowels gushed out ; uiii/fuii- ^l^qim. ^y,^
,

he followed idols ^lr,ilrui[_jiuiu_

very angrily, wrathfully.
l^ir,in,.'Jh S' outpouring,
spreading
abroad; effusion, dispersion.

/in.nj%

iTuijp,

l^lrifni-nk-j;

Mifl

VU. S. ptt-A-ittl/'; tO

write, to compose.
2,4-7^ ijli^ s. cottage, hut.
,

IjrTi'nt.^,^ s.
t/A^t.,

to

spite, despite

"^"c'j

2,tynt-u.S-, nj

S'

nail

fe.

-4"

"<-.

do any thing out of spite or

through spite, to despite, to spite, to

-./t.
unhik-^
vex tpplr^
,

spite of one, to

vex one.

now, at present.
f . jeer, scoff, taunt ; mockery, jeering, irony, derision; rivalry,
strife, contest ; spite ; - 1 g -t" ad.
ironically , derisively , tauntingly ;
It-iTad.
j^i/iii-'i,

against, in dispite of, in contempt of,

in defiance of g - t-^i*-^, ft - w^^'"%t-ij to scoff at, to laugh at, to ridicule,
to quiz, to deride, to taunt, to jeer at;
(i"'L I' -t or /i -m2_, to do in spite of, to
despite, to object to, to dispute or
wrangle; to vie with.
;

'iyui.,r,

to plait

"jifi

va. to

weave,

q^Mipnt~[3-p [I'btrn^nj

to machinate, to plot, to

Z.t-ii"jii

to shed

torrents of blood; mpmoup -, to shed

tears ; - qu,pl,ii, ^t.^ , to shed one's
blood.

^- suffo-

^tk

u,n^,hu Jflihi^.
-Au/iifwiT; -^[i_a. suffocating,
;

pA-t-ta.

to

hatch wicked-

Ijr^nuliu-uiiM,^ a. idolatrous,

warp,

numujjb

[ness.

cast, casting; im-

fJ a- ease, convenience, comfort, pleasure; facility; a. easy, com-

"ihiinUi, ^k-.ilil, a. S' liquid; liquor ;

-lu^if, s. areometer, hydrometer, hydrostatic balance ; -uigni.m, s. liquefaction.

modious voluptuous ; - ujm^oioi volunteer service; -5u%4"-P?> voluptuousness, concupiscence, lust; g -^

ad. at will, at pleasure, at one's ease
- hi- ^ujjpnfp i/lno^ affably, benignly,
kindly, condescendingly ;
juA^ni-t
^irui uAjiiAfr^, to give oneself up to
pleasures
[.pt-iiliij -/. ifuun, to go
one's own way, at one's leisure, at
one's ease ; to live as one likes, to follow the bent of one's own inclinations.

s.

pasting.

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 - ^uiAi um-ui^ S"-^ to pour

out one's soul before the Lord ; ;

qiilipin

<

[iL.p

uMn-ui^l*

one's heart, to

nt-pnt^

tO

unbosom oneself

Open
to

Ij^^in

'ijr^m^p.iuii
ni-pni._p

charge

vent to anger, to disone's wrath upon ; - 4..7j

to give

sweet-spoken; -^

a.

flattering words

s.

-pu/^ ad. easily, commodiously, with pleasure, willingly;

;

-//'
'

~ti'p

-il'3 "

delectable, agreeable,

amusing;

"'^^i^'^'ng'

VJ^h
voluptuous

delicious;
-in^p a. tractable, docile,

mild, complaisant, condescending.

Z,lr^>ui^in,.pi,^i s, effeminate life,

voluptuousness.
Z*2!"'"A''" singing sweetly, ca-6-/,*, a. easily produced
;
;

norous

-liuid" a.

condescending; voluntary;

prompt -4%

easy delicious, de-^ s. pleasures, des. convenience, ease,

a.

lightful, pleasing

lights

-fiu/bnuf,

leisure; pleasure, amusement, sport;

voluptuousness ; -lihgn,.p^f,Jb $. wellbeing, ease, competency, comfort.
2^h^iiifit,air, uig-i'i vn,

to delight, to

rejoice, to amuse, enjoy or divert oneself, to take pleasure or delight in, to

lead a voluptuous life, to live in the

midst of luxury, to give oneself up to
Zt-^u/iip S.

[amusement.
blowing gently
zephyr -^u.^AItu^ a. devoted,

2,^2_"""-?'

IJt^ui^,^,^
4"Y.'/".

a.

trusty, faithful; -..kp a. voluptuous,

libidinous, sensual, lewd; ~ul,pn^3li

voluptuousness, sensuality, lewdness -nti a. delicate, soft, effeminate - i-pifjupuA paradise of delights.
.

make

Xy^nui^,ti.^,Ji,lrir va. to

easy,

to facilitate; to rejoice, to divert, to

cheer to dehght, to please, to charm.
;

ty^mhu,,- ad. easily, with ease, naturally ; conveniently, comfortably.

ljr^uii!iiliu,i_ a. easy to comprehend,
obvious, plain, intelligible, clear, evident; pleasant, commodious.

easy, commodious, agreead. easily ; -i a. easy ; . S.

2,tjy/ a.

able

2,%

e d far away ; -^n/i, a. very far, farther;

ad. far, from afar, afar off; -^^-^^

telegraphic

a.

/-^

graf)hic despatch

telegram, tele-

-^puiu,in.'b

u,g s. soft

or

downy

place

of repose ; stuffed chair; spring sofa,

feather bed, &c.
Ih^^ni^p-yiX s. ease, convenience,
facility, commodity, comfort; delights,
joys, pleasure, voluptuousness ; -p ad.
2,fr^-<i*.

Chamberlain.

[S.-/<#p^,.

^tn., ^-*.discord, strife, wrangling;

hate, spite, ill-will, rancour
a. spite;

rancorous, quarrelsome; stubborn.

2^lriLiiip%ui/j a. living far off, remote,
^pt^j s. telegraph distant -^^p
ful,

Ittui^np

t^putL,np

umh-iihiai-np

iluilnMib-nt-fi

yfhliutpiulifitb

lipkrib,

or uiuinuj

anM^authiut-nn

"ti^iu^
,

itn^

electric, printing,

signal, keyed, dial, submarine, portable - ; -ifiiuij a.tar, distant; remov-

s.

tele-

graph, - office ; -if-ptJ-va. to telegraph;

-^pn,-Pf s. telegraphy; -^4-" *. theodolite; -iffiuimfi *. telescope; - ^/'^t.
night-glass ; w%q.pwt^uipAni^^
p-p, plrliphliJiaJp., reflecting, refracting telescope; -ij-liuia-liu/b o. telescopic;
distant ; -^,yai-Pf s.
~li'y a. absent
absence distance ; -44"' s.fy. highest

piu/liii

pitch, tip-top
iu.it-

t-p/ip[i

apogee ;

,.

aphelion, aphelium ; -';'_

,uniih,rva. to drive away, to exile.

ph^iuiitJi,

'ihn.u.iiyi, s. telephone ; -ui//uA a.

telephonic ; ~nL.pJ> s. telephony ; -*-/"
va. to telephone; -'J/f S- ^trn-.u,_np.
^JriLuiiT, uijjp vn. to dispute, to contend for, to quarrel; to bear a hatred
to, to loathe, to hate, to bear or owe
a grudge, mahce or ill-will.

uiguy vn. to remove, to

to leave, to swerve,
to deviate, to depart, to start to absent oneself; to withdraw; S. U^;/.
2jirn.u,u,n,u'h
[i
o. far off , dlstaut,
l^kiLui'isu.J',

go away or

far,

or country,
the distance [ -k ad. from afar, afar
off, at a great distance; -ty
j S. a. -huii^ s. who are remote or distant.

remote

s.

distant place
;

presbyte

Ih-n-uMuilru o. far-sightcd,

- Jl>m^ witty, subtle, ingenious, perspicacious, sharp; provident; -n-/5 *.

long-sightedness, long-sight, pres,

[byopy.
mar.

jh-n-uipluMl^ S* ~~n-ujuutu/h a.

iya.ui^nL.ilL

declination;

s.

remoteness

ast.

jpfiys.

elongation.

'ijrn.uigni.^u.'hkir vu. to

Ih-^n^

rcmovB, to

put or set aside, to scatter; to avert,

to keep off; -j [> ^4i ^4<k^, avoid
quarrelling.
2jrn.iu,.np a.

remoto, removed,

dis-

tant, far off; absent; -n,-P'l> .remote-

ness, distance; absence; length , space,

interval;- [ ^utJhi^k mar. sea-toom.
ljrn.1, a. remote, distant; ad. far; lun-'iilrjj
uioAihi^, to remove far off to
scatter; to turn aside or away, to
avert, to ward off; - ni%hi_, to keep
away, or at a distance ; - n,i,hi_ ^uAJi,
;

jl.Jh^k

to

keep

stain, to refrain

off,
;

Jti-n-uiliutir'^ IJjO- ^lA*, J^t

remove not Thyself,

to avert
u.njiil,ir,

to ab-

il!iil,j'

S.

lUfLbfip jlib^b
God, from me

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402
2^lrn.ni-uin

far,

from

2,irii/i

[i

o. afar, dlstaiit

ad.

afar.

loHg fillets Or baudS. llfri/"; -^ uM.um_

sail-rope of cordage.

nf, -Irufii s.

ages for the legs

f-uiuinhu,/

weave.
contumacious, refracto-

^truni-j'va. to
l^lruu,

/.

a.

wayward,

ry, froward,

wilful,

diso-

bedient, transgressing, restive, stubborn rebellious -- ~u/b^ S. ~n,.pi,^

,

contravene, to transgress,
to infringe, to disobey, to oppose; to
be refractory, disobedient, to mutiny,

guif vn. to

to revolt, to rebel.
2jrainn,-Pl,ii, s. transgressioH, disobedience, refusal, contumacy, opposition, resistance; rebellion.
i^hu,
nf, -p, u.nij s. traco, track,
print, foot-mark; vestige, footstep;
pace, step; way, path; -p mech. iron
rail, rail ; ad. pr. after, behind; near;
together ^ -n, ,from behind, from the
rear ; -^ i.-/.i. track of a ship -^
liuin-uig, cart-rut, wheel-rut; -^ ./;
^n^, traces of cloud; -^ ^uiqii/iiMajj
trail, track or scent of animals -^
cicatrix, scar
4uiii4u,qiulil< [['{"J
liui,r ^, quick! come on! courage!
,

i,bS

^Umtufinpniu unXlrir Vtt. tO Utterly

destroy, to cause to disappear, to wipe
out, to obliterate, to exterminate ; to be lost, destroyed, obliter-

lji%lrij)n.

ated, exterminated ; -liinm-p s. outrider, guide ; -limm-p uin.iihi_, to open

the way, to guide ; -^uA a. tracing out;
s.

linpni-,-ui'i,ir[_

^u

to loso the traoes of;

ip.hij to
^
addict

apply oneself, to give or

oneself to;gniA<;i ^- Irqi/i.
they have attempted or tried in vain;
S. 24^'" [^.[3-u.%u.j; \\...q^j; &c.
Ijrutuiijjuj
fig a. following, next,
subsequent; -^/.6- s.mech. trajectory.
.

inquiring, curious,
inquirer, investigator,
-hj; h^l vna. to trace out,

l^h,u,qo,,

inquisitive

examiner

fij a.

s.

try to find out, to pry into, to

search, to hunt or ferret out, to inquire, to investigate, to examine, to
scrutinize; /un[,iiii^,[,'ri - to search into,

to

go to the bottom of, to sift, to investigate - ^,iui,n7C,un.u to trace back

to

to the first cause, origin or principle,

to ascend to the original source -/.^
;

S. -; -"<-/?? *. investigation, search,

inquiry, examination; curiosity.

lun^hiVi

J^h-iniuIntuitu II

itiuh-lilrtr VCl.

to hide, to put out of sight; to destroy, to exterminate; - 4^>,^t^j../u/,

to be lost in the

topped;

-/uri/ii_

a.

clouds, to be cloudscenting, tracking;

prying, hunting, investigating, pursuing inquisitive.

;

-4<#
;

ipi[iir,

to arrive

draw

-J^h^Tva. to

2,t".""/^-" a. s. pursuing, hunting

eager, forward, aspiring or longing
for; candidate, competent, concurrent;

emulous - fZ-ifrt.. to pursue, to

run after, to chase, to give chase to,
rival,

to follow close;

fig.

aim

to aspire, to

concur, to compete ; - /^*t^

p^iuiiri-n/ii
to fall upon the enemy
-JiiihiT, hgli vn- to pursue, to run after;
to accompany, to go with, to attend ;
to compete ; -iTuini-t s. pursuit, search;
competition, concurrence, rivalry.
at, to

ihutuifiiji^ S. -["isi^

ichneumon;

with, to catch one

behind or after.

4i"c

ij/^'t'^

^^"

to set off in pursuit, in search of, to

pursue -./."^.tiT va. to send after, to
;

pedesprogressive ;
inquisitive, curious - ipih-u

cause to pursue

-^.u'i *. stool

tal; -i-n[i a. successive,

-^\!b a.
to be - to examine, to investigate, to
search into -.ppftp ^- -^pV'^i -.fpp/""piap ad. curiously, inquisitively, pryingly; -^^^fu4'"*' " curious, rare;
;

-_f^P^piu2^ipJ- a. interesting

^p^pm-lf

curiosity, inquisitiveness ; fp^n-lri_,

^upJ-fri^if- to excite, to stir up one's
s.

curiosity.

syllogism -piup
consequently, in consequence, of
course.
2,i-"/t'-<"4 lug a. going on foot, pedestrian four-footed; fig. hackneyed,
trite, common-place, trivial, ordinary;
in prose, prosaic s. foot-soldier quadruped [i -ni-j ad. on foot, afoot -^
- nop^p, infantry, foot-soldiers; - lup,
Au/b ui'iin.pli pedestrian statue - ipp.
Rntji, pedestrian exercise; - npunpn-,
ni-P'f, hunting on foot; - Jcu,qnM.Wi,
infantry triumph - p"%p trite, hackneyed or common-place saying, vulgarity of expression - ^n^i.?^ vulgar praises; - t-pPm^, to go on foot;
-u luouhu to talk common-place.
lyuihi^iuliiuifiiuig o.pedestrian, going
on foot -ifbiiigniji s. walking or trajhuilfi-uipiii'iini-p'bs.

ad.

>

velling on foot

-f.nHin.

-ijop , -funM-Jp.

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403

2,bS
foot-soldiers, infantry
fighting on foot ; -^ or
.

-r

fantry

-^ or -Jh.p,JS

in-

foot-fight.

Ifi^mht-iuliuiha. atubulatory.
i^lruilrt^uMlilrJ', tr^fi

VU. tO

foot,

walk ; ^apni-uuM%ki_^l,pP- -llh/n/ , tO

lose the habit of walking.
s,

gO OH

to

^t-mtri.u.Hni.f

2,bP
going on foot - ^ - arf. on
foot, afoot - g%/3u.t./^,to run or hasten on foot.
- [ -"
2, *"/'"'"
~l'^ -thp -ta
ad. on foot; fiiuiij /fiiP-uAuiij to go
on foot, to walk ^^ - %irqnt.p-pL to
trudge along.
H-p Muif s. hair ; -^ head of hair
o. U ""9 tu%p.njii p 1"^ bald 4""i'"Yt?^
^lruil> a,

<

triviality, vulgarity.

consequence, result
geom. corollary; -* 4m*t^, to deduce,
to infer
huAp ilig\tb - f-npttyu , this
affair will have unpleasant or serious
consequences.
Ij^mtri-u/i,^ s.

^huiht-k^aL-guMbh-iT va. to cause to

follow, to induce; to infer, to conclude,
to draw a conclusion.

curls, ringlets; 4l"-'ip "g tress

or lock of hair, tresses, plait of hair
S. i^^^ig ; p.ni.uuMiilri_ -lug , growth of

-oy

hair; p-upi,i_-Muy falling of the hair;

Jinaphaj '^tuiniubhfj (unt^atrft ^inptr/q--u t
,

to cut the hair ; to crop ; to shave the

head T^aiits-lj ihhuifriq~u uun-auMt-npi Or
;

to tear one's hair

for grief or despair ntXlTi_, lim^ni-u
iii.hi_ij-u,g to hold, to pull one by the
hair; qJpJh-tuba A^til.ir^aii i^J^Jhiabu
jni.uu,c,uiu,n,.p-h%

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

or come from ; - ^c-^u._j n^^ni^ to

follow in the steps of, to go after - ^
t/hmnj to follow closely, near ; --^ v.
imp. it ensues, it follows.
,

follower, imitator; -^fe.

to follow, to imitate;
-nM-p-J, s. consequence ; inference, conclusion imitation ; -p-p ad. in imitation of; in the manner or style of.
^k-mt-i.nij_s.

*fc/_i

ti.mu/ri[ii_,

^Irmk-t-npii. a. s.

cousequent.

^t^L'C'"3 ^ ^^^^ one another by the

hair

n.utUif^pyi_% hrbph-f_t^u
; lunuinmh-lj
to curl, to put on ringlets, to friz the
hair; uiu%,i,plri_ij-a , to comb one's hair;
"iilrplihuf^u to dye one's hair ; ^pim.
t

ani-quihhi

^u

successively , by
turns, one after another, consecutively; in proportion; by degrees.
'lhmk^ t - pr. from ; after, since (
JhAf/nt-P-f - from infancy, from the
cradle ; jm/hiTJ-mina'iitalii^ - from that
time ; ju^fiiT- , since then, ever since,
since that epoch ; f (uu^jLmj - , long
since, of old ; ^ </(f^.1i4 - from the
beginning ; juifuiT - t-M- ui%^^ jiyhiT
- hi- lujup henceforward, henceforth,
hereafter
jui/aW - -_ lun. jiuufut
henceforth /> miuu% utilhi^ - , ten years
since , ten years ago ; jfo/^n-4- since morning; ^ \SiuJhi.kik -, since

ad.

Samuel.
l^hu, g 4i-m ad. immediately, forthwith, directly, in a moment, at once.

IJrm^Puig fl. pursuiug hotly.

^t-mp pr. after ; after that - miiui^a
f.uiuAlri_, to shut the stable door when
the horse is stolen.
;

^lapP-nM-quPilrf^

to depilate
-^ 'iiui^iiup.nfU^ irli ^uab
quonni^u the hair grows before the
inpi^B-ini.
u inp
beard ; ^tin-UMBjuu p n O'lioinu

new beard;
l^hm^h-mk

[unquMliIrl

to cause the hair to stand on end;

to ruffle the hair ; S. tT"""- ; .p/<"3//_.
lupialuuii_ ~ui^, to bristle, to stand
on end PuMil,iri_ i^u to destroy hair,
,

ouuitShlrtai

~-D

irbphaaih-L. tf-iubt^ph um/^,

!_,

curly, frizzed hair ; -^

Witn
^Pff^fJ^""/with hair upstanding

i^p

bristling hair

'

DuulifblTaMin.hqaMliUit^^ 1^IP""l_1 thC hair

stood on end

blood ran cold ; "vf

-^ /riT, my hair grows

uiuM^fib, ituMq^lfb

grey, I begin to grow grey-haired, I

begin to get grey.
2jrpu, , J or lyft sf. Juno.
^tpuMij.ia'b^nt-p a. curled , frizzed
-l-npit a. hair-producing, growing ;
-p-uMip a. depilatory ; depilated, bald ;
-p-uiipm-pj, s. med. alopecia, fox-evil
depilation ; ~p-ufiniJtih s. scraping the
hair from hides.
IJrp.u^ilTui'b a. herculean, of Hercui
les ; - uMpiahi^ the pillars of Hercules.
'ihpuilimpnt-P^t^i s. tonsure.
2|frp/<st. a. capillary ; - [unqnilut^,
.;

- tube

-nt-Pfit^b s. capillarity.

IkpuMuiufiiir a.

of hair

having a superb head

bushy-haired

long-haired

5^3

;,

,;

zao
proud of

his hair;

fig.

leafy, branchy,

bushy.

~u[in,-i3-'l.

~un--[3f

2^t-pt-uipfinu

uig

s.

s.

heresy

-al

heresy.

heretic;

*ltpjiuujj or l^uip (, urn s. herissa or

kesh-kek, an oriental dish, (a thick
soup composed of fowl & pearl barley
or wheat beaten up together, well
boiled, & eaten with powdered cinna-

mon),

[pricker.

bodkin

awl,
Ij^pkp a. sufficient , enough ; capable, able ; - fr, it is enough, sufficient, it suffices ; - i,uitru,pl,i_, to be
i^tpfiii,

puiti

plrui% s.

content, to content oneself; - ^/At^

jiajh to be adult, of age ; fr/>pt^ - ^
""4-. he never says, hold! enough!
,

~Mu%uiir, iMigiy vn. to suffice, to

be

s.

1'

tillage,

It^plfiMtf-npi^ lit a fe. ~^iup iri/'VCl. to

plough, to furrow; -nt.[3-[,Jii s. tillage,
ploughing,digging, culture, husbandry
t

jjrplfui^uip ,2l^ck"'P'"P

"jf

^.plough-

till,

a.

[,j

comb

split,

or

cloven, riven;
crevice, rift,

cracked

fissure

-u^p-ki- a. cloven-winged.

s.

i_k-pi.ub-

Ihpiuili

cleft,

split,

crack, crevice

s.

fur-

arrow, dart.
[row.
anatomic - ait-imt-f

uij s.

"ifrfiiaili,,!!,

a.

anatomy.
,

lj,-pjih,r, h^i, va. to

split, to

divide, to cut; to

chop to crack to tear to dissect, to

anatomize to cleave diamonds, &c.
;

fig.

to disunite, to

make

s.

lentisk, mastic-tree.

i,uj vn. to be split or

cloven, to crack, to burst; to be torn
[-t.r S. -<J.mfrir.
or rent.
llrpinm a. clovon. Split, cracked
nj s. divislOH, Separa"Ifrpini^uiir
tion
scission, rupture, disunion, discord, dissent, schism ; sect; heresy;
~ uiniit-fj to bring about a scission;
to sow discord ; t-iji-i. - [ J-aqnii^^
l-huiilii fu'iinpia, thoro was a division
among the people because of him;
,

sow

t '^l.2,p^h' *here

l.u,pikuii_~ ih'iikp

was a dissension therefore again among the Jews - m%4t,u_ frp /> /t^
%n^u, they were divided among themselves they were at variance, [retical.
;

2^/rpJtnM.uii>-u-l[iii'ii

2, t^.ftui a- lo

a.

schismatical; he-

uitm .chief of a schism,

be dividdisscuter, schismatic; heretic; sectary; -lu^u/ba. schismatical heretical ; -n^-P-'f -bm-P^tX

2^tpJni-uib^[iir, frhiiuij vn. to
2^lrpini.iah-nii_ s.

*.

schism; heresy; sect.

l^k-pJin.-J' S. Xkpiu.'i,y,r\ -i s. cleavage, cleaving; greet; S. Ihpint.u.h

- npniliu/iili gastrotomy ; -nt-joAitirS.
,

Jk-pJlfi
2^tpnt-

Jkuij or Jhult

division, to

a breach between, to bring out

s.

Mercury.

-% ^huik -'i ^Irmk od. laSt

year,since last year; long time since,
for a long time past, long ago, long
ft

since.
Ijrp^lrir, tjf va. to repulse, to reprove, to refute, to contradict; { pij

-. to refuse, to reject; vn. to suffice,

to be sufficient.
[confutation.
l^irp^n^ah s. refutation ; - p-ut'itlg

2,% or loty

2^irpAai%t-ir, if,

cleave, to

ijrpiji

-hWva. to card.

IJrpJi,

vision. [toerack,tochop,to cut,to tear.

lypiuiminr, irg\t vu. to Split, to tIvo ;
fy-piinfiuip s. schiste.

IhpiJuirj:

Ifi-plihit a. arable.
thpliyj", Irjil, va. to plough, to
to cultivate ; -lin^-m, s. ploughing.

-^

man, husbandman, cultivator, labourer

t^t-p^t-p s. carder's thistle,

of a sect; heresiarch. [ed, separated.

plough, culture,
tilth; ploughed land; - or - 4a.^4..
Ifi-pli

- uimuiifh ^hpJtuiinuimM s. iucisor.

^hpiiuukp a. sowing discord or di-

sive

suf-

enough; to be adequate.

ficient or

card

'ijrpi'iini^ir,

-uMuitin s. heresiarch

a.
s.

i^t-puim a. hairless , bald ; -"1.4 af.

brazen-faced, impudent ; sf. vixen ,
scold,hussy,jade,slut.[- hair or locks.
Ifi-piupiuili a. dishcYelled ; ad. 'with
Ik-puii-np a. hairy, long-haired ;-nt..
[one by the hair.
fit s. hairiness.
^tpuipuip^uMn^lrir va. to hold or pull
ui^ [y S. horetic J -'"_
2^lrpt-ii^nilia
it{tm s. heresiarch, arch-heretic ; --.

pt,

a scission - ^rnpp- WuipSLy to chap;

quiuiuMJ^fiii to crack %u"-li ^m^,
to plough the sea, to run a-head, to
have head-way.
l^irpJtu/iinij_or -inii_a. cleaving; inci-

s.

tire of

a wheel.

Iht-uad', uijfi vn. to pant, to puff, to

be breathless

S. p-ujofrJ".
[incisors.
front-teeth, cutting-teeth,
^tit-j; J. panting, shortness of breath.
Ikilihuuinu [, or intmy *. Vulcau.
;

It-M-u/ii s.

l_^jop

u,j a,

strong, powerful, migh-

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,

^Ml

stout; potent, energetic, efficacious;

-i , -i lrpllhl,j y,_ t'chcl' the Almighty, Omnipotent ;
the mighty of the
earth; - ,iopnL.p-p, very strong, most
valiant, mighty ; - pir,-uMp^a^ a professed or open protector,
X^qopuMif.!/!, 8.2,20^1-; -ityiiu ad. strongly, vigorously, stoutly, powerfully,
mightily, potently.

grow strongbecome more powerful, to make

l^iopu/buiir, uijuij vn. to

er, to

surprise , wonder ;
astonishment
charm, enchantment ecstasy; aS-m.
,

4/j.-

robust very
strong, very stout -.y4- S. -mi-ybn.
;

tt^pl'i- " strengthening, invigorating,

[wer, might.

strength, pooh ! ah ! alas

2,4* ^tH'a * marauder, rover, robber, brigand; - (tn^ln^, sea-robber,
pirate, free-booter, corsair, sea-rover;
-^t marauding, plundering; piracy;
4t^t3 uf"ii""Ht'L.' *o become a highwayman, to rob, to plunder; 4/A/i or
4^%/>i. biufbhij to take to the highway,
to over-run or scour, to make incursions ;
1'^^ auMpM _ Moiluiqiuli ^un^
^k .what can be more grievous or more
barbarous than that ?
2,4p > 4/jpA .^'"j a. unhappy, unfortunate, miserable, wretched.
i^^pni.p-fii.'b s. force,
2,4-'

- P-k

tjL ^nt.

2,c'

flf/i

2j^aMii^

pi.Hyades;

s.

ii/iiJpt-i-uj&pii -.

the watery -.

^usiian^ a. wonderful
surprising, marvellous, astonishing,
stupendous, ravishing, charming.
2^^ui4piii^

ui^uM)

ijtm'iiaij;

vn.

to,

wonder, to

marvel, to be astonished, surprised,

amazed

to fall into ecstasies or raptures, to fall from the clouds

4/.
^yu^ufuMpiTtJuuiit, I am lost in wonder,
;

am

with admiration.
charming, ravishing,
surprising stupendous
admirable
-^uiii_a. of marvellous beauty -<.
mm-J" a. unutterable inexpressible
wonderful -u^uibf_ a. wonderstruck,
-guttiu^u a. admiring, of
enraptured
admiration ecstatic.
I

filled

Ijtufb^ruip a.
,

/i

luh-lrlj aMpl^iiibhi%,~.nL-^UM^

fun^uMlfh-/

amazement.

J or uyli s. hydra.
2/<44* cow/, as, for example.

2jtii-pui

Ijiinir s.

ichneumon.

2^[>^ptR s. Hegira.
iJuFad. why ? for what reason

2f Jt*'

rapture, trance, divine ecsta-

to be the admiration
ilhniag nt^nnL^ i tO
plunge into ecstasies, to enrapture;
- 4- itutuM^ i^'^u i'' i^ surprising to hear
-ni-gu/bhj'va. to astonish, to surprise,
to amaze, to astound, to enchant, to
charm to admiration, to strike with
Ol

i^^puM^ni-juAirtrva.io render strongmore powerful ; to strengthen, to

invigorate, to fortify.

sturdy

or

sy;

er,

%h,r; ipihi^ ^

or render oneself potent, mighty ; to

gather strength, to be strengthened.

2,t/'*''t

lys

40 &

vigorous, valiant; robust, lusty,

ty,

Jy'i'l s.

chem. matrass
2,f W' 1 iTu/ii^

hin(measure); hymen;

balloon.

foundation base, baback, back part

foundation, establishment; - mifuliiaiib
- / #/ from
chem. salifiable base
top to bottom; thouroughly, utterly;
- /. jiuuiumIi, to its very foundations;
down to the ground, to the bottom
- or 4^Jhi.ia uipliiM/iilri_, to lay the foundations of, to found - [ ijtp u,nSi,lri_,
sis

foot,

s.

bottom

linph-uAfrf, latuuiuM^^^ jUMinintlis-^t tO

cast to the earth, to throw, cast or
pull down , to overthrow , to over-

whelm, to subvert,

to demolish, destroy or ruin utterly ; ^ ^J-JhAi^ linpitiu^

be overthrown - ib'i'i^L. hphp'

be the foundation of; "Ai^^^f.^^.
iHi/i,
to have laid the foundation [>
OH a solid
iltpiuj ^aiiiuitumnt^i ^[ii/u/ii

"iitu ''0

to

foundation.
^nhuni-fip ^/""j *. founder ; institutor; -q-ptriT, Irjip vtt. to found, to
build, to lay the foundations ; to institute, to establish; -f.pni-P-'h *. foundation ; establishment , institution ;
-Ifu/ii a. fundamental ; -/"^f. or -^ra,
u,uilt uMnjuyj" va. to demolish, to raze,
to level with the ground ; -Jiufl, s. a.
[established, built.
mus. tonic.
I

lJ,aLu,%utir, wgiy vn. to be founded,

lj,m,a,uik" ad. fundamentally, thou-

roughly,

ttp

'

the bottom.

to'

JhSlhiupIl

fit-

-*

h-iT. nt^tw o.

^pi&iu^

tP^'l'' t-pnt-P^iA

2,f ujn-/?/-*'

-ntjH,

i,

admiration,

to fouud, to ostablish, to
lay the foundation, to build.

%ir,r, irgl vu.

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l\f{,

found magnifi-

^^Siitai^m/it-iTva. to

2j/b^k-pnpq.

uig a. fifth

ad. fifthly

excavating or digging

the fifth part ; -tJ", h^Ji va. to contribute the fifth part of, to take up or
give the fifth part of the fruits.

torn

2,^ffi#.^/Aad.thouroughly, to the bota-puih-f nM-um,*t/_, to know, to

IJP'tl'd'"'' * quintillion ; -luna-n^u/i,

a. bot. pentacapRular ; -li,a%i^ikuy or

learn

-ti a.

4inj a. old, worn, decayed;

ancient, antique ; ~^ s. the ancients

quintuple, to
. folded in
[a,, of -.
five.
'ipm-ituiifuip a. five thousand ; -4-i
'Ij/iin.i.u/iin.pni.ui'b s. ciuque-ports.
lj[/hiij^iuplii-p a. five hundred ; -bmli
Dionisian
a. of - years ; -Irm^ p-ninp
01* Victorian period, 532 years ; -._
Jkiy a. of five hundred years ; -mJtip
a. five hundred years old ; -trpnpn. or

[the foundation-

cently,
^ItilLiuilinp a.

2,ftr,

antiquity;

anciently, for-

4in<.ift ad.

merly, a longtime since, in days of

yore f or ^ 4*"j J-iMnTiMfuuMliuig Jt
4trrj J-iuJ'iaiiuiliuig ^hink
ab autlquo
- 4<"'4<"^'% the old testament; -Wiu^
nku/iip ancient codes /I ^ni.Uu _ ^
"bnpni-tlh, in ancient & modern law; fni-ulfu waning moon; - lut-m-p^, old,
aged, in years, grown old - u,^n^i,^%
Ancient of days, the Eternal, the Most
High - uMt-ni-p^ iTu/iini-l^ the Eternal
Son uii^ni-pij iiopui^ujX a veteran
ui%uiuiiL uit-ni-pi^ iTu^pirutu a forcst of
ancient cedars;
'-Pt.
-P3
rancour, inveterate hate.
[sair.
Xjfii,up.iup ad. like a sea-rover or cor,

jJtiMutluuMquMt^ J-iuiTuMbuMli g,

pcriodical

incursion.
2j!iiuj^uiiujh-

by brigands.

, u,j s. marauder, plunderrobber, brigand; - uin^k-ij to go

marauding, to plunder, to pillage, to
sack, to ravage, to rifle -/.<./?? s. marauding, plundering, invasion, pillage.

'ijfiiii.i.uip

er,

"IJibuMilhuy a.

inveterate.

hoary

grey-headed

s.

[henna.
alkanet, red dye; bot.

2^1/111111.11/1111.

a.

barbarous.

4^i^Pji a. s. five

fifth

t-p^i.^

-lifi> S. "pin-uiuim^

-Ifiiyj; hglf va. to

increase five fold;

-lipkt'''

-npif.

uig a. the five

a.

'H/uif.'^yif.bui'ii

hundredth.

pentasyllable.

^Ji^iipfui^aiputiitiy Jtpfr'fcuy*.

penta-

past, tackle with five pullies.

t' -t' P''-y * thurs- , holy - ; i-kp shrove -;-toAa. ofthursday: of five
[tameter.
weeks.
Ij/inf.nu/bhiu'u a. of five feet ; *. pen'Ipiii.^p.uip-

day

u<-/^

/t A-

much

a. fivefold

ad.

five

-u^iSum^ apmS, s. pentastyle; -/"4*-A a. of five halls or

saloons ; -mk-plr^bii/i, a. bot. pentapetalous ; s. cinque-foil, potentilla; -kth.^.
Iru/ii a. S' pentastic ; ^mqui^ s. Pentapolis ; -ophui/ a. of five days ; s. tbursday, the fifth day ; - Jbptlh , quintan,
five-day fever ; S. ^^f-"" &c., &c.
2j/iilr%u,j [ s. med. Peruvian bark
bot. cinchona, quinquina.
[breath.
iJ/iil/iiuiiT, lu^fi vn. to pant,
2j/b[/bni-tfh s. panting, shortness of
2j/iinL.Mutf *. weaving; texture; -m-W,

times as

^/Auy, l^
IJ/ii^

of five cubits

nfili;

'ij/iitf-uiuimlili

balsam.
uip^t-u^i^ s. aggression,

ijpiuiituinpli s. hot.

assault

s.

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.
,

>

"ij/bifuiliuimuip a.

quejugum

of five hills

quin-

-lln- a.ad. in five manners;

pentachord -i/LAui^

gr. of five
feet,pentametrical; -Jiuu'ii, -Jhiumiip
a. of five parts ; *. two fifths ; -Jkiy a.
of five years, five years old ; - ^p^*
-lip s.

nt-uiTu/iig
''ta

a.

a.

quinquennium

quinquennial; S.

of five

months

-dku/ii

Jb-^

-Jhlny
pentagon

-ffi-io,;

-"iilifiJu s.

pentagonal, quinquangular.
l^l/l,.,.kJbu.%, -hu.uiuu.'l,, &c. S. 2,/*.

-lililiL.'i.l,

a.

tj/iiop

-biuj

pk^a

years inveterate ; chronic distemper.

;

'*

old, aged, in

4^<-<i<%f.n<./?^>Jb

l"itu.
J-piH^" S. y^'-'H'"""'" ' H/*2,^n. *. turn ; turn round
?-'"f_. to
& round; to revolve; -^p^^^im^fc^, to
turn,to turn or whirl round,to revolve.
JJiuiuim

l,h t * purple
rainbow hot.

Iris,

- garment -^4

flag, iris

*,

-i^Cuiu^p,

halophila, sword-grass, yellow waterflag.

2,^i.u.t.f. , >j a. sick, ill, unwell, unhealthy, diseased; suffering, patient;
invalid, infirm ; - /^1ifc/_ S. -.%. J*;
ip^

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ill

407

to fall seriously

if.uipiTm'iilrlj

ill,

dangerously

luliiaJki_ if-

^u^lri_ uin.

to nurse, to take care of, to tend,

to assist, to watch by, to sit up by
jujrj k-iuAi'i^ -uig to visit patients ; 4nfi-nil_ -- jhipSiinilj jH both lu body
mind ; - tqk , I have been ill.
Xj[it-ut%,yuipuiii ad. like a sick person;
-[%

&

-^f.^* a, sickly,;

very ill ;
to be or

ad. S. -f"'/;
fall sick to-

kta li't't'l' vn.

gether to be struck with the same
;

illness

-^ni.pZ

gether;

fig.

s.

the falling sick to-

compassion, fellow feeling;

slow-witted; slothful.

-i//im a.

ijii-uihii.ui'iiiuj', uiyi,/

vn. to fall sick,

the sick, [to be

2j"-'u'i,j.uAl, s. pi.

-put%
,
sick-ward.

^pt-u/bfuiitng

firmary

s.

ill.

hospital, in-

nurse, attendant on the sick; -.* a.

visiting the sick ; - y-u/^, to visit the
sick ; -pMup a. causing illness.
2,p'-m'i"i-wjiai-i/uAtir va. to cause to
fall sick, to make ill or infirm.
Ij'i-ui'iiq.ui^uijiji.

tottering, vacillat-

ing or walking slowly or feebly like

a sick person.

unsound

weakly

sickly , of
constitution, infirm, valetu-

ijit-u.'bq.au,

a.

dinary.
lJ,,-iu%^ni-p-l,Ju s. indisposition, ailillness, sickness, infirmity, dis-

ease, complaint, disorder, malady, dis;

passion

lluiiMi%tf.tai^np

ptpti.

i/hi^utqfti^

.^cAii^u.^

huMlip

slight,

painful, dangerous, serious, fatal

ness

^fti^u/iii^uibuM^

uMiiliutMik-a

ijl-

^ to
i

catch, to contract a disease ; ^^I^;

UMluinui
- uApnL.J-lr^ to be seized with

%uii_

an incurable malady

q^piagnt.ga,%t-i_

liiuj" Jb^J'uigni.gufliiri_ if- , to incroase,

to alleviate pain or sickness ; pJ-^lri_
q^ t to cure ; uiti^nt-quMlih-^ tf p^ilitij
^u,^ni.p^i_ f, -p-%, to get well, to be
t

cured, recovered from illness; lilrqitlri_

1 to feign
sickness S. p-o/Su/^^iT,
JjibophuMj
[ m_^^t,^ .

j;-

^^t./?,j*. humour; moisture; suc- itutqnj juice ; syrup ; ;

p.ni.ung , Sap ; iTiinj
graVy ; lpnpn_
mhuig intestinal juices ; - umu,Jkpui^
jf*. gastric juice; mu{ui^aij^%-,-siitreous humour.
ljii-P-uip.hp a. producing humour or
matter; -4* a. material , corporeal

culency

material

-%[i,.p- a.

root

*.

*> S. -^u/i,;
; 7/f
things, matter;

-4*

-c-ap 8.

a. full of humours,
juicy, succulent ; - t^4//
fertile, fruitful land, [pose of matter.
IJii-P-h-ir, hgf, va. to form, to comIJf'-P-h.i^

plethoric

ZJ.i'-ik

#y

atom, corpuscle

cule ; particle

-u.liu/u a.

mole-

atomical, cor-

- ^It^iunilny
puscular; molecular
atomist ; - ^^o-/3f li atomism.
"iJtiJt a. lean, emaciated, thin, extenuated shrivelled, shrunk, withered; -iu4"*" emaciating, extenuating;
;

to mako lean,
to extenuate, to emaciate ; -u/uluT, u,j,
-piT, A-juy vn. to grow lean, to get thin,
to shrink, to waste, to fall or pine

-uiiilrtr, -trgni-gtuiikJ'va,

away, to wither, to languish, to droop,

to dwindle away, to decay; -n..A/i,
to wane -t-u,^ a. lean, meagre, poor,
thin, puny; ^t..//A -, waning moon;
-nt-Oh s. decay
decline
dwindling
away, leanness, marasmus, consump;

tion.

A? * cottage, hut
-^4 * cot hovel , cabin;
booth cell -no s. ichneumon.
?pt-utiiui An nu uiu S. consul ihn^
luMu'i, -[,
vice ^ -m^i during the
consulate of; -mlruAs.pl. the consuls;
- or -,iai^iu% a. of a consul, consular;
uuMputii S. consulate
um-^
mnt-f
s. consulship, consular dignity,
[ter.
^pi-uit-p^m s. Gr.w. servant orministh'-'O

2,l"L< l^t-'o

S. 2,/"-i4-

ing,

temper

ll'h
-^uAai-Pf s. materiality

^f -. ,n/,-.pt u[y s. texture, tissue

tress ; braid ; intertwining, interweaving, wreathing ; knit; ^tq^u,"!, -^ , golden tresses;S.2,t/,lJ'"'?^.&c. -ihuih,
avalanch, snow-slip; -mi-j^ a. woven,
plaited. [^/>u^5 tresses, plait of hair.
Ijii.uu.li , uig s. tress ; braid plait ; ;

2J,iui,irir,

tj^

va. to

weave;

to plait

to braid to twist, to enlace , to entwine, to interwine; to knit; fig. to com;

- ^itiq.nif to hatch
wickedness, to frame or get up a plot,
to machinate, to devise.
pose, to write

2,t^''[>^s. platter

y or

knitter.

the north, septentrion ; north-wind, aquilon, Boreas;

IJiL-ufia

[i

-! s.

, <i/-4^ the bleak north-wind,

the lowering boreal winds.
IJlft-uftauifSituli a.inhabiting the north,
northern, northerly, boreal, septen-

jjtn.

trional,

hyperborean.

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2,h'P

cold wind, aquilon

the
north, northward or -s ; /r - l^q^n/ii
to the north of the isle.
lJ[,>-uliaiuC,niJ's. north-wind, aquilon;
northern-yif. s. aurora borealis ,
lights -u>j[i% a. northern, septentrional, hyperborean, boreal.
^^uuliaiiili

-oA

*.

S. -'vy/*

-"'i^r s. north-side,

woven, plaited twisted,

s. lace,
in open-work
n-nt^puiu^^ - open-worked

Ijii.u^k't' a.

knit

open

bone-lace
stockings

a.

pni-huui

2,S^6-".%p

s.

s-

joiner's-calling; -t-iT, tj[i

work in carpentry;

va. to carpenter, to

-nj s. carpenter's shop

pentry.

-m-p-f

s.

car-

njj

whisper

cellular, reticular, vascular texture

iJ'i-P

"J

^j

- afii^i^ng

fig.

'lj;i-puip.uip ad. like a guest ; -^mt. a.

inhospitable ; -Jtiruip a. most hospitable, practising hospitality or liberality towards strangers; -M-b-uipni-pf
s. hospitable
reception, hospitality;
-JlrpJ- a. very inhospitable ; -"iiiaiT, ,,
jty vn. to be a guest, to receive hospitality; -%ny s. hospice; guest's apartment; -u^p a. fond of receiving
or entertaining strangers, generous,
hospitable; -u[,pn,.pf *. hospitality;
-uuiu/bn..l3-^i3i s. slaying strangers ;
-uit-iuj t-jpj a. inhospitable ; mtu s.
superintendant of the guest's apartment; uilrgnt.'B s. inhospitality ; mntA
S. ~^"3
Ijlit-pi^^uiij ,ug a. receiving or lodging strangers, hospitable; -kJ", ty^
vn. to receive travellers, to welcome,
to entertain, to lodge, to shelter; --_
/?f. hospitality, welcome, kind re,

omophagy;

l^iHyhiuli

a. S. "l^irni-u,.

^Wuifk^iT, ir^J, vn. to divine, to augur,

to prognosticate, to bewitch, to conjure, to charm, to enchant; ,J'uMjy,ui_

magic glass;

^Jiujni-P-lit^i

S. ^m-^ip-.

2,if!aff;

jpj

s.

divina-

augury, prognostication, witchcraft, sorcery, conjuration, enchantment - juluni-ufuk onomancy , nomancy; ^put^yJ- , evil presage;
-Pjiu uin^hfj ifdiyu CfJuyhi, tO SOOk a
tion,

sign or augury ; to beUeve in divination ; S. ^iTatjt-J' ; ^Jlyfij uibuiuu tO

have faith in diviners iniJiuM% ^iTuif^ ,
the charm is broken, [man, barbarous.
l^Jhi^lruii_ a. cruel, ruthless, inhu2, <'ii-?s.rawness, crudity ;^^.cruelty.
2,/i-<
^TiniMig a. well versed, eru;

learned; practised, expert, experienced, skilful, skilled.

i^tTiniupiup ad. learnedly, eruditely
dite,

scientifically

cleverly.

i^i/iiiiiAiuMr,

uyiy vn. to be well

in-

structed, informed, versed, experienc-

[-"-? *. great skill or ability.

a. well versed, skilful;
'l^iTinuignL.gutblrj'va. to Inform, to in-

ed.

iJ'miu^pJ-

struct, to teach, to train.

l^ira,ai-Pf

stranger ; pilgrimage ; -/t.4^ sf. female

guest or stranger, [miserable, pitiable.
2,[;puf.n/r, a. very poor, wretched,
i^l'.piujnt.jtiAitrirva. to render unhappy or wretched, to ruin.

talisman, amulet,

irliu,^ s.

phylactery;

s.

science, ability

quality of a guest or

in

ception.
Zjii-p-M-PliiiM s.

or jatSipi to

ferocity. [/?n<-/l.
liTuijuilitub S. yht-P-tuliutli ; w D. Pf"-^

Jonah.

guest, visitor, stran-

^ujlrilip,

[ger

whisper

a person's ear.
2,s-S^"t. whisperer.
u#y a. eating raw flesh,
i^MTuilit-p
crudivorous, omophagous ferocious;

s.

whisper to mur-

-./3^*.

texture, tissue;
entwining, interweaving, contexture, composition 2,/i-ni-/S-

to

mur nt-Jbp jaiiiliuflil;

tress, plait, braid;

uni-uil>-

whispering

*.

murmur, rumour, hum.

2,6-S-tir, fry^ vn.

carpenter, joiner;
of a carpenter; -1i or - .
uu.'iiq

-luliu/i,

^ini., Muj a. good-natured, condescending, complying, docile; pliant,

supple, yielding ; - p%nM.pf , pliant or
flexible temper; -a.4.5io. docile, submissive; -ppiA s. obedience, docility,
deference, pliancy ; / - taifb-i^ to render docile or obedient.

^ifin^pj, s. misfortune, misery, adversity, wretchedness.

knowledge, erudition,

experience, practice.
antiquated;
- -i-tin -^pmuM^ a. learned in the
knowledge of antiquities; s. antiquary,
antiquarian -f^m uiuimirnt-P-fiiSi ancient annals
-^[naai-P-f s. antiquity
-th' tct * paleograph ancient his;

2^%uipaiSi a. old, ancient,

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writer of ancient history ; diuuihufu ancient manuscript ; -fptu,

k'^'u a. paleographic ; -tf-phufii^ s. ancient codes; -;5f.^../3jr*. paleography.
i^uM^uif , fj a. obedient ; - .%t^,
to cause to obey, to make oneself
obeyed; ~ il^hu to obey, to yield, to
be obedient, docile ; - u.ni.ki_^^^plr^,
to compel obedience, to reduce or
bring to obedience.
torian

2,10.

^u,p ^ -^

means, way, expedient; way, egress; resource; solicitude

utmost diligence ; industry,
invention, ingenuity deceit, artifice,
insidiousness, fraud, trick, intrigue;
,

k -

.^ulh 2jn4 i^nnlp, obedienco is

better than sacrifice ; /i - mltiru to reduce to obedience i-uii_ ^i - to return
to obedience n.^,lri^l, -/? to maintain or hold in obedience, [missively.
'l^iu^'ii^i>pk% ad. obediently, sub2,*"cfn^/.^*. rag-gatherer, picker;
~b"nH_ * antiquarian.
2%ui^ou luj s. archaeologist - -._
tiu/ii a. -logical ; -nt-P-l, s. -logy.
2^ituiiuii^ a. lame long since
-/{uiti a.
perishable, of limited duration, subject to the effects of age -iu,pliuj. s.
,

plig s.

method;

style,

t^Jp

enthymeme;

r/iet.

stratagem

-:|.

-^ 4u.y^y_

remedy, means, way; -.p

remedy, cure, medicament, medicine, physic ^puipm-hum,

f-J-^/fi-P't

OV pinp liMilujttq
artfulness, craft, shuffling, artifice,
cunning , dodge , intrigue wiles &

iunhiiaitM

to reduce to obedience or subjection,

to subject, to subdue, to subjugate;
~tl"l'> l^3"tj vn. to obey, to submit, to
subject oneself.
i%ui^uh,njiL.p-l,,^, s. obedience, submission, subjection; homage, Tassal*g6 ; lipu,L.nputliu,% iijp - passive or
blind obedience; non-resistance; /.-

-.^

"TCiapuiiuphiiujq

shifts

-[-.p

-ftp

/i/ffi

ad.

by means

of,

cunningly ;- 4iL
/lAy
Ajap^kft lijiubiut, p u ^un(3-iuj_
p-ufbuM^ Tuiufiihij to bethink oneself of
a device or expedient, to tax one's
ingenuity, to contrive, to adopt or
employ means to i^iu.phi_ m-Jt^ -u,
to deceive, to cheat, to dwindle, to
defraud; to plot, to machinate frfi/_
'iiuiijfuij'-u to be fertile in expedients;
jui'iiifliiup -u Juiufiih-ij to be wavering,
artfully, craftfully,
,

irresolute, to vacillate, to hesitate;

to know not which way to turn one4i. .pbu
self
-v."

with inveterate cough, broken winded; asthmatical.

to bend all one's mind to, to

one's powers of ingenuity
application, to do one's utmost, to use
one's utmost endeavours, to do all or
any thing one can, to strive with might
& main, to try every art, to leave
nothing untried, to leave no stone unturned, to move heaven & earth nuifi

2%u,^ a. old, olden, ancient, antique.

^uihmj; if^uij vn. to grow old to
wear out, to waste - ini-,fiil, to wane;
- uifumpg to grow inveterate, to get

-u hi- liiTu/iiuijjk 'If. whatever artifice

one may employ pf -/ ""^b ""is-b ~"
i^iiupkp, he used a thousand stratagems; -/>t,p [lifii nM.,i^jl, I found means

rooted, to take root, to become chronic, inveterate, rooted ; - umlnpnJir

to become obsolete, disused
pfr^,
to make a lengthened sojourn, to pass
many years in a place ; ^iughuii_irnin_
pnt-PJ, inveterate or rooted error;
^lui^hut^ uiM-ni-pp^ Or S^irpnt-13-p ^ium^

to rectify

mender, botcher;

affected

-^^.^^^ a.

ghiu/jii. tnii^iM,i_iuitrL.np , wastod,

worn

out with old age, aged; very old, in

years
decrepit
4*""j*'y. "-"-^/sp
,

^pnt-P-t aged in
,

guilt.

^iuiufMuii/hi-P-liiiis.

ancient history;

-mnt-iTa. narrated.

by the ancients
ancient writer or historian -ukp
;

s.

a.

fond of antiquities; -^tCuih. s. dealer

in second hand goods, old clothes,
rags, &c.

iTmu.'iikij

task

&

all

possible,

i/if!

\- k - b'fi. ba^ '" ^"'P- i* '^

it can be done, it may fee; ^4

- ike
1

b^'i_-

it is

impossible,

it

can't be ; it is done t/3^4 ^yp -, if it

were possible np^u/ii - t as much as
possible, as much as one can ; - tp
;

W;, he could have done it; "p -^ -

ufi.e.'hmpba Thou, to whom nothing is
.

impossible.
^uipuM^kui a. ingenious , shrewd,
sharp, clever; crafty, cunning, artful;
-^[nn.-Pp,A s. ingenuity, cleverness,
dexterity; industry, manufacture, art;
^puipni-huut machination , plot
contrivance, intrigue -fb^-m *. inventor, contriver; a. inventive, ingenious,
clever ; - [l-'i'lrij to invent, to contrive,
,

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;

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snare, artifice, deceit; -4%m a. possible, feasible, practicable ; -Miitu ad.

ingeniously -jgtj a. teaching, informing, instructing, suggesting; -..p a.
possible, feasible, that can be made
;

or done; powerful, potent; S.-j.t.

2,^2

2ifnu,aA^

to find out; -7-f/ s. deceiver, plotter,

traitor, artful person ; -^L^ni./J^t* s.

l^'tbft

ff.five-footed, offive feet.

n-k'-s

Indian

black,

negro; -^, India; - .Jiu,jm, ebony,

ebon; - 1^4-^^, bamboo - pjikyt} nutmeg; - apifii, silk-worm ; - iTp^bi^,
;

ant-lion

\ui-.

turkey, turkey-cock;

fi,ui_ [, -u , to go to the Indies.

2^%q.^ut^nji> a. brown, black.

2^n\iMM-h,^nuiuigli a. indo-european;

to invent, to find means or expedients,

to contrive, to excogitate.
i%,up,u,-npn^p-[,L'b
sibility; invention;
'piuiph,r, h^j$

s.

possibility, fea-

means, expedient.

-pftiT, irgty vn. to

in-

vent, to find out, to imagine a device,

to conceive a project, to contrive; to
strive, to endeavour, to exert oneself;
to bend or apply one's mind to, to

study; to counterfeit, to feign;

S.

1?""P^2^,u.pl,,nu^ a. artful, sly, stibtle,

cun-

ning, crafty ; -ni./;'*. artifice, cunning,

trickery, virile, shift, craft.
i^mplfi, a. possible.
2,iu//n^ni-iis.invention,industry, art.
2tiuijni.ji,ii,lrir va. to make old ; to
wear out, to use up, to waste, to con-

sume.

headed -

2,%f.>7^'u<% a. five
,

thc Peutateuch

ttp.p

-^t'"-

"

pentaglot, in five languages; -pp^/^n.^

^uiiuii- s. quinqueremis ; -4u,uwnp a.
five-volumed, in five volumes; -<}y%
s. mus. fifth; -unts. lustrum, space of
five years

-,r,uu,hu.% s.

Pentateuch

-iTiuuliihui^ a. five-fingered;

or

-iHtipm^^
victorious at the pentathlon ; - 4./li.
-iruipuini-P-f

tathlon

-Jlihn'b

quinquertium, pen-

s.

s.

quintillion

-'/{am

pentaedrous; -^pJ- a. having five

movements; -^aif,s. pentameter; -";,_
a.

u^lk a. quintuple; ad. five times

much

as
quintuple,
-uih, s. chief of

-MiiumifhiT, t^f, va. to

to increase fivefold

five soldiers

S.

&c., &c.

^/.V"-.
2,i^A-.4

fifth

indo-

a.

german

Indian fig-tree
prickly pear -(unis. zool. babi-roussa;
-^uii- s. turkey, turkey-cock or -hen,
-p-qtr%li s.

<J^ -n- or -4-n-^

mushroom
young turkey; a%nM-gp^-nLj breeder
.

of turkeys; ^ifny tisri^'^" "/-,

the turkey gobbles.
f^ftim^uHi -^y/A a. Indian.
planl^f.^uA^, s. cocoa-tree ; -^
tation; -^ini-i_s. cocoa, cocoa-nut.
]^f.liiMMmu,'i, /i s. Hindoostan, India.
iu,l,k

conquering India ;
a
log-wood, Campeachy wood.

2^M^^ui,lu/ii

-^uym

^flih.ikf'i' s. bamboo ; -f^4* or /4*'

Indian, in the Indian language

a. in

the Hindoostanee language.

i%b-iiA
l%iuA j s. press winepress vat, trough of a wine-press
^o-p -, must-vessel; - 4u^4uAt-^, to
press, to tread grapes fig. to trample,
to oppress ; -u<4 *. tub, small vat;
u4"'/ j *. wine-presser ; f4"/j-_
Rf s. pressing of grapes ; lyuMp^ s.
wine-press-room ; -t-uAi s. Bacchus.
I^iHs-mT, t-gft va. to cut down, to reap,
to mow; to gather, to get in.
s.

\ynilalru[,

a.

n.ypJui'huMiiuiii ft-pinjii^^

part

-^u,.i,,ip_p

'H^if.y.niuum'i,

-u.Jlr,y

Jt/'j

[iji

a. fifteen
,

pentadecagon

-kpp^

teenth

tjn^ij

-ir^l^.

^ift-pirut^

t/imj

Jki,l,j

teen years, 15 years old;

;

fifth

the

2itnu,^ a. old,

worn, worn out

-zp s.

old lumber, trash, rubbish; -mk-mg

iluiXuin-li^, old clothes-man.
2%nj [i s. stove, furnace, oven ; ,

^f'-'ip}

iuuiiJiuMpuMbp

Mtiun.utuutM^np

melting-, blast-, shaft-, re verbatory-,

puddling- , mufile-furnace ; -,u%ur vn.
to

burn

like

fifteenth;
a.

of

fif-

-.^//ft.', a.

,j a. ad.

a. s. all

s- a. five.

the

ad. five times.

-I'll s.

a furnace; -uigm-guAhW
make a furnace of;

stove.

2,*-/?^-%

fif-

ftf-

[teen.

2,*?.fr^t<ir,-^^^,,^frjt.%ry^.a. all five.

l^tta"

va. to enflame, to

S. 2,*?^'""?'."/4

-Jku^-i,

Pentapolis

a. s. five

tr/iu,^

-t^/A

s.

s.

oldness

decay antiquity
;

age, old age,

relic of antiquity

old rubbish -^ Mf-'-y the antiquities,

the ancient monuments of Ani ; ithpntJt or uiit^iug, extreme old age,
hoary old age ; decrepitude; -oJ[,j,
the slough or cast off skin of serpents.
^^uliu/i, a. sounding, echoing, re,

sounding, sonorous

-m-Pf

g.

sonor-

,;
;

ins-

-1/jni.pf

s.

panying.

sound to re- i,^,iaj to

to gingle, to tinkle - S-c

i^iihtt,

vna. to

frj/f

sound, to boom, to echo

boom; - pu.%l,g,to announce, to spread

abroad, to publish - ipmnM to pronounce #J_ puapt-iig U9iltalt2iuq tO
;

grate upon, to ofifend the ear; - tcu._

Tag

to chink.

sound, to re-

l^it-gnL.gui'i.htr va. to

sound

to ring, to toll

make

publish, to
i^i^t-^

to divulge, to

public; S.
*

2,V"'-'

(Jim^,

sound

&c.

noise,

rumour echo - quii,faMijg tinkling,

- 4<^</j itn^n,.
murmur, roar; - ^o^^u.4*Z7/ '"/^"y.
rushing, dashing; - npnmjhfi, rumbling, roll - uM'i,Ji(,lr,.ni pattering ^pn/ crackling; - ^pt-ui^j boom, roar;
- p-jplili, roll; - ^iMit-uig, rumble; luiupiuifuiiili
crack ^Htnu.^ clash,
;

peal, jingle, ringing

easy, pensive, thoughtful, troubled,

disquieted ; -m- m^ a. full of care, solicitous ; -ni-P-f S. 2^afuipu,pJnt-Pb'^, .
^if-uiiT, uigty or tugb vn. to provide,
to provision ; to furnish, to garnish, to
.

store, to procure ; to take care of, to

preserve with care, to keep, to husband; to care, to mind; - i^ nt-pm-^
or qnt-illr^k to grow or be anxious
about, disquieted, uneasy, thoughtful,
.

head or oneself about,

torment oneself, to fret about; ^./ ly'iT'-b to take no thought for the
morrow ; i^ p,^ ~"U^ don't be uneasy, do not distress yourself.

to trouble one's
to

'

'

Jni^tuiiiuip

J-uMliiujnL.jf[i

piration
hifhi.

tFng

tick

e,uE'i,yi_,

- a noise
chink.

clank, clanking;

to

Inif-yptu'ii s.

clang ;- ^_/?iy^j

~ni-[3-ll KJ. 7#i^ia^

nL-p*

mindgloomy, anxious, un-

a.attentive, careful,

ful, solicitous

2, "'/-<"- ,/.

to ring,
;
Int., to murmur, to roar; - 4>^<yjf to
blow, to whistle, to rustle; - 4^.jo..
'I'll , to whizz, to whistle ; - 'ipt-mft
to
toll,

watchful care
solicitude
-pt-// a. care-worn, torn with anguish,
steeped in grief, sorrowful.
rection

mus. the accom-

p.iupp.iurLnj

make a

was heard

aS-

noise

- itv"-

psychologist; -mliuA a.

-logical ; -m.p-'b s. -logy ; -puipim- S.

2,n9Lu.- ; -pL-pbirvn. to recover oneself,
to come to oneself again ; -pnt.,/^ a.
spiritual, divine; -?-42_ a. very sinful;
*. shade, ghost, vision ; -f.nt-inup a. as-

sembled by the Holy

Spirit;

J-nqj.^^

-p^~
joyous, gay, jovial,
jocund, jolly; -^t, li'P ita ^"^^ "^
the Holy Spirit
-biu.ni, a. divinely
inspired; prophetic; divine, spiritual;
s.

sacred council;

-ij-utpJ ipib"^^-

pb'f'i -tint-iupii a.

S. 2^'il"^''i aii^i^tw^nph- -^[S-h-mJ^t With

the tinkling of bells
the clash of

&

cymbals.
X^"^'"3

s.

care, solicitude, concern,

trust, custody; care, anxiety, solici-

tude, inquietude, mental pain

,f.ni,uiliu!hp

.n/uniLp

-:p uiu.

gloomy caros ;

iiuli^iui p.k-plrfj mjMfriy

to care, to mind, to take care for, to
be mindful; - .*_, [i Jhili lupliuHihij
to care, to be concerned, to reck, to
be anxious about; -li 3" "-3' iiittr.^fjuph
liHiiuiTu, to show or express a lively
interest, to take great pains with;
miLblrfj

ttigttbirtt

leave that to me ; - mutp ifn puipp _

take care of your reputation
j'u,2t'"L: ^b'-p^"'L b ~"3 care-worn.
2^n^uMp.iupi, bg ni-f #j a. s, guardian, trustee ; intendant, steward,
agent, purveyor; inspector, overseer,
surveyor; - (b'iit-u to care, to take
care of ; -nt-l9f s. guardianship, trusteeship charge, custody, inspection,
superintendence; administration, di-

%nt-u.%

<

<

-[uoum-Pji s. pneumatology ; -i-f* a.

born in the spirit, spiritual ; -^i"* a.
spiritual, incorporeal ; psychical ; -4'yinL.l3j, s. spirituality; -^k-^y^ a. soulsaving, salutary, wholesome, vivifying, reviving ; -libp a. inspired by the
Holy Spiritj holy, divine; s. prophet;
-linpnja a. soul-dcstroying ; ~lipo% a.
living according to the spirit, spiritual, virtuous; religious; -4>% a. dying,
in agony ; -i,u/ii.bum s. Requiem;
-i,m%TC,ap 0. furnished with the wisdom

Holy Spirit -^^j s. soul-masscakes -{k'b a. spiritual, intellectual,

immaterial; angelic; . angel; -iTui^a.
of the

soul-corrupting ; -r.uu'b piaJ-b'ti s. soulscot; -Jhimhufii a. written by inspiration of the Holy Ghost ; -trmpm o. warring against, or denying the divinity
of the Holy Spirit ; s. follower of the
doctrine of Macedonius ; -iruMpmnJp s.
denying the divinity of the Holy Spi-

5i

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2
the heresy of Macedonius ; -#/ii-/
a. deep in the mysteries of the Holy
Spirit; endowed with the Holy Spirit;
-i4^ a. formed by the Holy Spirit;
-"hnpnif. a. soul-refreshing, reviving;
renewed by the Holy Ghost; refreshing or reanimating the spirit; -'hm-iaf.
a. singing or sung by inspiration of the
Holy Spirit ; -^^4 a. salutary, useful
or profitable to the soul, spiritual;
-2/4"-PA *. winning souls, spiritual
gain; -^^upj^ a. moved by the Holy
rit,

Spirit; soul-stirring, pathetic,

moving,

touching, affecting -^npC, a. granted

by the Holy Spirit; adorned with or
full of the gift or grace of the Holy S.;
communicating the Holy Spirit ; -inL%^
a. inspired by the Holy S. ; -utui^.
niai-P-[iL.'ii
s.
spirit-worship ; --i//.
uim-iTa. narrated by Divine Inspiration; treating or narrating by - ; -^"p^
l-kt- S. -^"/4 ; --^t" ad. spiritually,
according to the spirit, divinely ; allegorically, mystically; -n-u/in^ a. ardent, spiritual, fervent, devout; -ul^p
a. benign, soul-pitying, soul-saving;
spiritual, devout, pious ; -ulpnL.t3-\,^,
s. piety, devotion ; -utinJiin. a. nourished or brought up spiritually ; -tiu^u,
'lin^p-l, s. loss of souls
perversion
,
-^-/-/.
u,j a. dying, agonizing, expiring, at the last gasp, in the pangs of
death ; -^ s. pangs , agony , deathstruggle [t%h/^ l> -u to be in agony,
dying, giving up the ghost, to be in
the last gasp or at the point of death;
-Ultra
u/j,
a. knowing
the inmost
thoughts or secrets of the soul; -._
un..p-l, s. the gift of penetrating the
secrets of the heart -kp^mi^s. psalmist; a. singing by inspiration of the
;

Holy Spirit

; -juiu,ni.p S. -n,i,/b pu,J-l,i, .

2,"^t-n/f a- spiritual ; devout, pious;

animated,

lively, spirited;

-^

s.

spiri-

tual things ; -.4u.'/# a. spiritual ; -._

nku S. 2,nif-*-v4-" -t.r va. to give life
to, to vivify, to enliven ; ~l,irvn. S. 2,";

j-l-u'iiuiir

-/7t_/?/i.i s.

spirituality.

transmigration of
souls, metempsycosis.[busy,meddling.
Z"'^e'*"4tjr'^- hazardous, bold; fussy,
t"'tl" f'-"j * soul, spirit, ghost;
the Holy Ghost, Paraclete; spirit,
angel soul, person, individual soul,
breath; soul, spirit, life, heart; wind,
breath; sprite, fiend, goblin; soul.
lnii.k;linlunt-P-'[i s.

spirit;
essence, motive, principle
meaning, character, spirit; desire,
genius, turn of the mind, disposition,
,

inclination ; tpi%iy[,% , miruiilfu , ilh^

u,%J\u^ - celestial or blessed, divine,
,

sublime) immortal soul

liUMb

UMIt-utpplilI

tcL-nh-qfilf

;
t

Y^ft-j.u^i._

turlbnt-iul^ulbj

- , heroic, virtuous, high

or elevated, noble or great, tender or
sensible mind, soul or spirit ; "iin^uium,
q.l,t-pui^iiib-

UMlitunn.

ini^ah-uilj

JnnplrMUg

mean

or grovelling, low, vile or ungenerous, troubled, erring spirit or mind

pu/liiuuutli aa.utiuihuiti irt^ uwbLin^tab

rational, animal & vegetable life or
existence - pirummni-pV , intellect,
spirit of knowledge; - p.iu'iiuMuu,yii^ui_
f

poetic

^u<t'>

-^

fire,

4/7fe-.^AtFiy

genius or enthusiasm;

heavenly

spirits, spirits

of light; -^ [uuii-iupfi spirits of darkness, devils ; i^iuJ-u,pyu,i_ -^ the dead,

the defunct, the deceased; ,i.u,u,u,uiu,p_
miru,i_-^ the damned; luui,iuin,.p-l,,^
tranquillity or peace of mind,
i,n,l.,.y
heartsease; ilh-^u/ii^ni^ 4o^_y magnanimity, generosity ; ^iupniin^9-l,i3,p
the faculties of the soul ; 4ji.
'^t'-nj
i[.i.i[_ad. in spirit ; spiritually ; feeling,

warmly

ly,

-:p fipp ^iiip[iM-p i,iu,fu,p

fi f

there are a hundred

thousand souls or inhabitants in the
city of Erzerum ; ^^,i,puini-pp% ^ uiiumiTni-P-t truth is the soul or life
of history ; iruipjjfu ^Mfi,uii ^u^uia.m^
^uiiiui^p, \\u,p'bnj

war with the spirit, & the

with the flesh fumnui^ - ^huiiLb

flesh is at
spirit

b #-/"^*2'. the spirit of 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
;

spirit

die

ifi/ru

i,ia'biri_

f^

'

to expire, to

un^la-lr/ilti iftlt^i-nt^M libplrahinn

tO

pray for departed souls 4u,><^n<.<<jt

St/ ^*/. God rest his, her soul;S.
;

^tb'i

guest's house.
divine, inspired by
-S-ni-/3/i 8. -k-f^m/unt-Pt -4pm^

^"f-y

infill,

In-f-ftutfiiuiiiiug a.

God

or 4i^t- a. having an excellent soul,

an elevated or high spirit; adorned
with divine grace.
to become spito brighten up, to become animated, inspirited, to revive, to take
l^nij-lnJiiinj; iMiijuij vn.

ritual

heart.
2^n,fliu,jni-jin%l.ir vo.

to Spiritualize,

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;

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415

tn'i,

to purify ; fig. to inspirit, to animate,

to vivify, to reanimate, to give new

on one's head

life to,

be unworthy of burial, of
funeral honours to be left unburied,

to raise the spirits of; to restore to life.

[ing of the Holy Ghost.
t,"tl""-T' s. spirituality ; the proceed2^n^n^ S. i^nifujiy ; -ni-p-ptA . Care,
solicitude.
2^r>iu,ptrulruA a. open-wingcd ; -/?_
M-hirvna. to open or extend the wings

to cover with the wings.

^niaiiTnt-li s, bat, vampiro.

to make known or evident, to reveal,

to disclose.

bare-headed , unveiled
uncovered; naked, bare, undressed
ad, openly, manifestly, publicly ; - ..
Sit^S. -ihJ-; - //At^or
Xniufi.f, a.

^n^uApiT, ^n^trf iT, t-jiy vn. to undress, uncover or strip oneself; to unveil, to put off one's hat or "veil, to

stand bare-headed, [room, green room.

'iniuMpuA s. apodyterium, dressing
Xnibj; 'ininuyiTva, to briug oi; gather together, to assemble, to collect;
-{rvn. to come together, to be gathered together.
t,nin^, fJ S' rolling, circular motion
circulation ; gr. case ;
tuunt-oft 3' oblique cases ; -mp-uM/i ad. rolling along
or down ; -u,liui% a. rolling, circular
gr. declinable ; -t-r, Irgf, va. to roll, to
turn ; to move, to change ; gr. to decline ; -h^ni-gufUhW S. -A-iT; -//, h^uy
vn. to roll, to wind, to turn ; to wallow;
gr. to decline ; -ni-'Ji s. rolling, rotation, whirling; movement, turn, vicissitude ; gr. declension.
2,"*- ly a. dense, thick, compact,
condensed; full, quite full, abundant;
-tiT, irjf, va. to thicken, to condense;
,

be condensed, to grow
thick to fill, to be filled infttu.i^p.t-^
piu'b thickened utterance -/'^S. l^p^
,lrp ; -ni-P-fi s. density, thickness, denhgiuj vn. to

s.Oatoher.. [seness.
2,"ti ni< n^s. earth , clay , dust
ground, land, soil; land, territory,
^nlfmlrjpls-p,

[,

tomb

hp^
/i-ppnp^ta/tn7t
uAanquM^
lfpnpn.inlluA
primitive or primliu/i, nifnqiuliinii -^
secondary tertiary transordial
port, alluvial soil or rock ; - p-unp^
fuller's earth ; - t ti^'-t' ih'iit-i_, - uip,
liui%yi_^ltin,l^, to throw dust or ashes

dominions

fig.
t

ia,p,%u,l^u.%
,

/.

I>2^%Ifi^

or *A6/^i to

In- ultumuaUuM^ f

lliblri

to

without a tomb ; mu,i_ -y qtnupJpii, to

inter, to bury, to entomb.
i^nqiup-mpif. s. alluvion -ph-p a. produced by the earth -pl'p a. digging
the earth; -pipmli s. ridge, border,
;

-pc'-/ s. bank of earth,

embankment, mound, dike, dam, mole,
break-water causeway rampart, in-

shelving-bed;

'ln[utbyj; ty/, va. to undress, to take

off one's clothes, to bare, to strip ;
f.g.

-fiir,

uipJ-iu'iil,

-y

be buried;

trenchment; - ^uA^'iilrij to intrench,

to fortify with trenches ; -pyu a. born
of, or produced by the earth
Tp *.
produce of the earth ; -j-e/i a. earthcoloured -if-npit uM^ s. agriculturist,
farmer
cultivator , husbandman
ploughman -f-nph^n^jl-'^ s. husbandry,
;

agriculture, tillage ; -i-nt^m s. terrestrial globe, the globe ; -q-aipuA a. liv-

ing in the earth earthed ; -^pa,ir s.

burial-tax; land-tax; -qoAfm^uii- a.
kneaded or formed of earth, earthly,
terrestrial ; -[3-mt-uii_ a, rolling on the
earth, or in the dust; fig. mundane,
worldly ; -/J^ ftj *. slipper ; pump
list-shoe ; -/uutufi' a. mixed witli earth
earthy ; "[u^n^ S. p4-i%' ; ^u/h^^uun
resting place in earth, grave, sepulttitiruii_ a. earthchre, tomb ; -6-f*
born ; -h-ni-lu s. turf, peat; -li"'i< a s,
land-holder ; -4fe-/> u,g a. earth-eating,
feeding on earth; -likpm o. made of
- ea'-p S.
earth , earthen ; -ky"
-p/nL-p-^ -lin^ s. clod of earth, glebe
-4u/r4*. land-tax ; -^h-ifi a. smothered
by the earth ; -^.tpi a. quite full of
earth : earth-cleaving ; -^J^ s. geo;

>

mancer

-4/;-/3^f -i

-irui,i_s.zool.

-^

s.

-ifuiuli,

humic
worm.

s.

geomancy

diver, coot; cormorant;'

dust; atom, corpuscle, mote;

S. -4"/4 ; vl'^' ^' l^"if"lf'''' chem.
'>

npifi

7niitulltai
riraiT,

earth-worm

maw-

[earth, to return to dust.

ui^uy va. to be reduced to

1"/ a. S. Z,"l^if^^ ? *
vegetable mould, mould, soil, humus
-iiTuA a. like earth, earthy -uimmt-uA
a. covered or surrounded with earth
-utp a. fond of earthly life -umt-iip- a,
earth-created ; -il^umiu^ S. -fnpb- ;
2^nqiuiifiM-l3-

ynniuqwIi^quMbytT

Va.

tO

change to earth; ^mqui^

city built on a hill.

reduce or
a

af-airiaij

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;,
;,

;,

414
7nniuousn St
^n,ihu,i_a.

overthrown, fallen to the

[earthly.

earth.
'Inifki^'u

a.

2,nir

panied with wind ;

tUIft*

earthen

terrestrial

2^^, j s. wind air ; ^pp -^ the

four winds, four quarters of heaven
p med. jaundice; - ^I'l^^'""-"!' monsoon; p uiuMphi-np^ t liiilinjitut-nna the
trade-winds ; 'iuipni.uiif f.uiiilul,Ji, -y
gust of wind ; gale ; S. Qi/?._gip V?t_
;

^uMumuiuM -, light or gentle breeze;

soft, fresh, fair, changing wind ; ^o"-

^^

%k the wind is rising 4>^uin.<i>( k the wind is contrary ;5y.4i/"-j./ %..../,_

,

Iit-l, to sail against the wind, or in the

wind's eye, to sail with a head wind,
to haul the wind ; j.^/^^ -n^ ><-,
up^lrij to sail before the wind, to be
to leeward, to have a fair wind, a wind
right aft, to scud ; fig. to prosper ; u,uii_
~n) quin-tutf-uMuatu to unfurl the sails,
to spread the canvass ; - u/^<^/<i( n-t_
^yf' ^'yp ^'o-ui^uiutnu dtp, a favourable wind filled our sails ; mu,i_-nj to
throw to the winds ; zvtt-i^jmJ'-n, to
turn with every wind (of fortune), to
be a weather-cock, a time-server ^-u
lapuih-t-ij ^^ feed on air, to cherish vain
hopes, to build castles in the air; ^<i,
'h,ui_-ni, to labour or strive in vain, to
lose one's pains ; '^u,i_ii~n,i, to vanish,
"to dissolve into air, to disappear
t-"
,

J-uiiLuA^lrij to

be reduced to one's

on one's last legs, to amuse

oneself with idle expectations, to buoy
oneself up with vain hopes ; ^'^.^t-inj
~"3 ^'- li"p^isi "i^-'Mij at the mercy
of the winds & waves nup^uMpkpi' Jtp
hill' { -%
our prophets prophesied to
the wind.
l^-ilJh,plri, a. bringing, causing or
last shifts,

wind-

tempestuous ; - mnAt^.to agitate with

wind -lintrlirvn- to be agitated, tossed, troubled by the wind; to hull or
float at the mercy of the winds fig. to
fluctuate, to waver, to be irresolute
or wavering, bewildered, in doubt;
-linh-ni-P-1,1^ s. storm of wind, squall,
tempest; fig. agitation, trouble ~^uip,
tempest tosuig a. weather-beaten
sed . fan S. 2i"^2rto^A ; - i,p,ugmb
;

cold, angry or raging, furious, stormy,

impetuous, violent, roaring wind; ^
p-hi-a -nj on the wings of the wind

ifnX^ l^nluft
^uiq.utp^
the
wind blows, roars, changes, calms or
falls - 5.0/ if is windy, gusty - i-^"_

-S-u.^/.^ s. hot.

anemone; S. fl|/>-m. ^k-Vbuy;

-itlfu a.. wind bearing; -4a- a. stormbeaten, agitated by the wind; squally,

flower,

air-gun ; -^uipliirvn. to lash away flies

with the tail ; S. 2,"'Z;"4vA'^> ~e*"'''i
-i'uflf a. howling, whistling like the
wind ; -'//"j . /y s. wind-mill ; -/l/^ adispersed by the wind; x^e/t ^- ~4"*'5
-^ s. impetuous wind, squall, hurricane, heavy gale, whirl- wind; -'i'f^s.

rhumb'line -^u,pj- a. shaken, agitated by the wind; -2-'iia. windy ; raising or causing wind *. mech. fanner,
blower; -^ifi s. anemometer; -i"_
^-Pf s. anemometry -i{<ap a. weather-driven whirled about by the wind;
lypif. St 6oi. wind-flower ; -pi.ti_s.io\Aing-screen
-jyj s. weather-cock
vane ,mar. mariner's card S. -^.f "iu.4;
-ifimju, s. hot. celandine, swallow-wort.
;

"InifJkinj^s, phifs- seolipyle.

Inqjpbp-uig a. swift as the wind; l^liiT vn. to go like the wind, to rattle
along full speed, to go full speed.
2,o7^'4 . gentle wind , pleasant
breeze.
l^n^rm-n-nj^ o. swollod by the wind.
InifJUi-m a. windy, gusty
'l^nipTopI^ ad. like

cold.

the wind.

earthen earthly.
cemetery.
2^niriap.u/i, a. equivocating ; s. -tor
-Irirvn. to equivocate
-n.-P'b S. b/4if-liiHit-p
iiufb &c. S. \}p^f[iJp \ipi^
^aJiu%p sm. lover.
[p^i &c.
laifn,.,,, a.

* l,"'llli"iip

producingwind; -^f-p *.anemographer;

-if-ni-imti a. weather-wise -if-pntSp-t s.
anemography -j.t, s. weather-spy
;

-q-liiniuli

s.

anemoscope

~Iuum,^u,ii_

a.

sheltered, secure from winds; tranquil, calm, peaceful: -(umn^ a, accom-

&c.

equivocal; -.opm^arf. -ly ;-oi._

-ness, -vocation.
^ni/tpiu^uilr, -pnuhu/b a. homeric, of
Homer or his poetry; poetic; -oAiair
vn. to resemble Homer; to become a
clever poet ; -uiui^u ad. after the manner of Homer or his heroes, in the
style of Homer poetically.
;

a.

Rts.

;;
,,

:n4.

ta
battering-ram S. \anj fig.
dismay, dread, fright, terror, fear.
l^njuifiuiui a, grand, magnificent, superb, splendid; great, excellent, eminent ; - _puiuip , topping, most eminent
pity - tufii a great man - [i^uu/u
illustrious prince; - p.<Hih, celebrated doctor ~nt.p-% s. magnificence.
^n/utin^ a. renowned, celebrated
-ik'ii a. superb, stately, splendid.
^nyf ^"'-lAsr sap, juice; extract;
mucilage.
2,"/W ^""-ita * assembly, company,
party, troop
band - hpkng herd,
l,y

'

"3

drove

swarm

/#/i.^"3

4n/^

companies

/l

in

flight;

Jbqni-uig,

4n,^ ad. in troops,

crowds

4-.Y.4iip

by

e,nji_

b 'iyLt^'^""tP'l'P'-^ ^ thousand newbudding flowers,

[cherry ; tree.
2,n/i
cornelian
4'"^b * cornel
^nuinul tupni-uhlifi S. bot. phaSColUS
<

^nuinuilip^.\anuinuifip.

[caracalla.

the second month of the

ancient Armenian calendar.
t.nn-t *

^na-niT, nj

s.

o.

romau,

latin

greek

out; to be scattered, dispersed,

dif-

fused, spread ; to rush on ; to fling, to

precipitate, to fall jlrpunfu- S. b^ /^.
;

shedding pouring out ;

scattering, spreading; dispersing;*,
winnowing-fan.
[crowd in or out.
i^nui^nufiir vn- to flow
to run ; to
lnani.m S. flowiug OUt, OUtpOUriug,
effusion, discharge leakage.
ln^_, nj a. cool, fresh, bracing;*,
2,""/>i a.

cool, coolness, freshness; *S. 2,"'/?^;

folds caused by the wind; draping; -,

mt-qltpnj, -ng if-lrmpi COOl, Shady

places ; country residence ; [ - t-iui_
it-fjio go into the country, to breathe
the fresh air of the country.
i^nju,p.hp a. airy, well aired.
,

^a^^iap

uig

S. tail

',

hgjl VO.

-trif,

to fan, to blow, to revive a fire

-ni-HL s. ventilation, airing.

--?r,

holla! oh! hoy! alas!

l^ailuij ini.

lnilu,%ut,r, uMgiy vti. to

become

grow coM,

to

get fresh ; to grow

cool or cold, to cool down, to become
lukewarm or careless ; - otj-y to grow
cool, to

-uMpk'b or -ypk'i' ad. in latin or greek.

j^nu , -^ I ul<) s. flux, fluxion ; efflu-

chilly.

via; effusion.

shadow, to shade, to shadow to seat

Or repose oneself in the shade fig.
to take under one's protection, to

[fluidity.

^n^'bu/buitT

uigiy

VU .

OVOr-

to
;

"InuuHini-m a. flowing, running, fluid;

fig. transitory, transient ; s. fluid
[t^mpuMiiuAi -, electric fluid.

*_

^nuuM%f s. stream of water, wateroverflowing, flowing out

course
water-fall; phys. current, stream ;2^nfi.y% the gifts of the Spirit - 4^,
volcanic eruption ; torrent of flame;
- impk-uij a torrent of ills -* r'-pj
A2."'-j/* ""i* ^'^' ^J ^yss have become
water-brooks, my eyes run down with
rivers of water.
^nuia^p[i s. reophore.
[chine.
;

^nub-f^ Jh^h%uii

s.

winnowing ma-

Inub-tT, h^f, va. to shed, to spill, to

pour out; to

flow, to fall, to drop; to

gush, to stream, to run; to scatter, to
disperse ; to winnow, to fan ; to pre-

cipitate ; j/rpif-uipnt-^ tapuioup Pfi^

pti. ij^hiitrii_qutpaiutuni-u to shcd tcars
abundantly, in torrents ; - c.nqJh/ , to
cast to or throw to the winds S. 2,"[meek, to discharge.
upj\
^^nat-jftit-guMbkiTva. to causo to flow
fnujtj; t-guMf vn. to run or flow out,
to flow, to stream ; to drain, to trickle
,

or run down, to drop, to leak or ooze

protect, to defend, to shelter.

^^niluititajnL.guAlrJ' Vtt. tO CXteUd Or
spread a shade over, to shade.
In^u'LuMi.np a. shaded, shady, covered; fig. covering, protecting; - ..
uiuMpu/u^, house shaded by trees; i-u^,
^n^ - bed with testers ; -t-J; t-^p va.
to shade, to cover with shade, to cast
a shadow upon ; fig. to protect, to take
under one's shadow or patronage;
-nij3ji s. shadow, shade ; protection,
1

patronage.

[S.

In^'u^

s.

-inj-

s.marquee awning;
shadow, shade, umbrage;

i^n^uiiihuMli

hill,

auspice, conduct, shield, defence,

guard ; g -itiut ad. in the shade, under the shadow of ;/Sg'.with the protection or under the auspices of; - f^ii/_,

fig.

tuiAyi_ S.
Muliglfi,

~~liuiLj,plMir\

my

life

uit-ni-p^ piTniii

has passed away like

a shadow.
^n,luM%ng s.belvidere, terrace, kiosk,
turret; baldaquin, cover; blind; parasol or umbrella ; - .>/ - summer-residence ; -iiiphp a- umbelliferous ; -m^s. parasol; -ubiuirB.-iuAwJ'.
,

;
,
,

416

^nq.
2^ailatiint.m

overshadowing
cooling, airy
fresh, cool;

shady

a.
;

umbrageous,

-f>-*i a. refreshing,
a. airy, well-aired,

-un^

brought up

breezy place

a fresh,
cool , airy

in

///!p

places.
^nii.njnt-yai'iiirir vo. to cool, to refresh, to make cold; to chill ; fig. to
cool, to relent, to slacken, to abate,
to relax.
[air in.

Inilhrj; tjl, va. to fan

2^nilliia,

dale

muMj

i/...^,

s.

odour, smell perfume, scent ; sign, indicaltion

utiini-^g or iuin-^-/? .grateful odour,
sweet, savory smell, perfume, fragrance ^ui'ipp uMfunpJ-h-ili P-hp-t-i^ t
iiuiuuilili, iuip -, sweet or fine, agreeable or delicious, slight, strong, disagreeable or bad odour or smell;
uMoiint-u ^u/b/r/j to
t'"i't.' stench
perceive an odour, to smell, to scent;
,

nil^ s.

to smell, to be odorous ; to spread, to ex-

to air, to let

^oMpl^uAk-ij pni-iihij

ni.y,t^u

hale an odour ; S. 2"f4"*f''*; b 4t_

plain.

^niflii-

i,np

vallcy, valo,

-;

ilnL.[,

pastor, shcp-

iini-ui^ s.

herd, herdsman

neatherd iniln,.^
hot. shepherd's rod or
,

or pfip
wild thistle, dipsacus sativus,
damasonium ; J'a/imUi - , shepherdboy ; uii/tl,^ - shepherdess, shepherdgirl, lass.
[rP'"p I'd. pastorally.
2^ailni^uipu/U
&C. S. I^ptf-utl^ f &C. ;
^nilni-ai^ii/ii a. pastoral
pastorly
shepherdly ; - ^lULui^lb shepherd's
crook; crosier; - (3ni-qp-, (in'iiii.u,^
pastoral letter; - /{t-u/bf. /itigmqj pastoral life; - iTuiluuiiij ^i^ shepherd's
bag, scrip ; shepherd's dog ; -i or --.
p-b s. the pastoral art, shepherdism
-4^j. pastor's companion, fellow pastor; bishop's colleague, coadjutor.
^^nilnL-u/iing s. shcpherd's dwelling.
f.iuL.uMifui'ii

staff,

luirubnt^

n-iMMutnuMlst;

uituailrputqjp

smelleth the battle afar off; ^ -uii'll

ifiuii^lru^li , it will shoot up as soon as
the moisture effects it.
InuiuMK-ni- a. having a keen sense of
smelling; -P-f-iii s. smelling, smell.
Xninuipuli, s. garden of odoriferous
flowers perfumery.
;

sweet-smelling, scented, odorifer[odour, a nice smell.

ous, fragrant.
^nmiut-np^irvn. to havo a grateful
i_^nmtj; frjf va. to render stinking,
; to rot, to putrefy, to stink.
2,n</r/"i t-^'uj vn. to have a nasty

X^ni(ni.,uikm s. chicf shopherd fig.

J.-Christ; pontiff, archbishop ; -ii^4-o
ad. like a pastor, pastorally ; -ukp a.
loving, faithfully following the shep-

fetid

smell, to smell , to smell nasty, to

stink ; 4mtaY_, stinking, fetid ; rotten,
corrupted, putrefied.

herd; -iljuiif, . shepherd's hut; -^nq^

s. shepherd's pipe, flageolet.
i^n^ni-lrir, tj/i va. 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.
2^nilnM.lrpfat^ s. bucollc poct ; -uA a.
bucolic, pastoral, rural ; -^-nt-P-f,^ s.
eclogue, pastoral poem, bucolic, pas-

^amnuilrilip iJtuiij s. tho smoU, the

[smell to.
sense of smelling, nose.
'l^ninnmygnL.gu/lilrJ' VU. tO CaUSO tO
,

yninnut^MT,

^S'y

"inlrir,

^^p

VTl.

to

smell, to scent to sniff up, to breathe

to touch, to approach ; - /r 4om MiAim.^
;

^jf, to accept the sweet savour or

[ditch-gully.
odour.
^np,n), n^ . well, cistem, tank;
1,"P A? * son-in-law.
s. dung-hole or pit.
trodden, frequented.

*'lnpu!ting
l^npif. a.

coldness, indifference, cold-heart2,"^ni-^4 . shepherd-lad.

[edness.
2^niini.n,.pJ, s. pastorato, pastorship;
fig. pastoral care, cure of soils.
Xn4nt.nL.^lt sf. shephcrdess.
Z^nq.u,AirL, a. valley-shaped, valley-

^^apq-uA uiiuiT va. to cause to advance, to lead on, to conduct, to drive

forward vn. to flock in crowds, to
fall upon, to rush impetuously on, to
overspread.
l^np^hir, t-jf, va. to chalk out, to
pave, to plane, to trace, to mark; to
clear, prepare or open the way ; miju
pi-P -, to open a road for oneself; -

ed; concave.

l"~p it^uAuMUluip^

toral.

2,"^'-?^*. cool, freshness, coolness;

^5'.

In^iiu.'butir, lu^uij vn. to sink, to

way, to

fall in.

give

to

open

auiuuiutpl^a ihiunjua

to oneself a

way

*l^npk,rva, to store

to glory.

up corn

in pits.

inv
gnpftqnii

, /#

417

horizon

s.

fig,

qy-ui^

^,11 11

u,pliu/iilri_,

to sot OH

iimn-t-ij

make

light, to kindle, to

sensible, apparent, mathematical, rational ^ ^UMI^^UmI^u/Ii % UP-MMtlf^lh I

the political - begins to lower,

to become cloudy ; -'/. u^u<u%^ <v<'</'.
qt-l_, the - begins to clear up ; ~u,p.u,p
ad, -tally ; ~u<f ui% a, -tal.
t,"p4e <J/iy*'heat, ardour, outburst
of passion, sally or fit of wrath.
InpiTuy^
jlg s. Gr, w, necklace,
necklet, string of pearls.
2nL. s. purulent blood.
lai-J-lini- a. strong, Tigorous,robust;
powerful, potent, mighty.
^."-^"/^'"ws-an Armenian note( ).
luiTuik

>

2^ni.,iliu,^,up,-ni.

^.highwayman

uitf

robber, brigand, assassin; -ni.[H s.

highway-robbery,
^nt-iT, -iiTy a. raw , unripe , sour,
hard; half-cooked; fig. cruel, ruthless,

inhuman.
^nL.%

way
-

ford, shallow passage,

S.^,^*; a.fordable, passable

ad.

something;

little,

briefly,

/i - hiui%lri_, to obtain one's

;
*-u,L.np a. finite, limited.
^-%^ 4'^'f.n/ s. seed, grain.
2,ni-t'4("
4*"J"j s. harvest ; crop;

succinctly

scope

summer; -

hay-making; J-m^

/S/nmn,,

^.ing

iiiu'iiuili

reaping, harvest-time,

mowing-time; (/nnuiy) hay-time; /rpf

^iJng harvest-home; um-Muu, ~, abundant harvest nuiih^uji_, -^,^,^
- golden harvest jui,.ni-pu ^in^ in
,

harvest-time.
2,J>^^ or 2,/'*'.'

fire,
;

to

- 4"/'-

&c., to set fire to, to burn, to

fire , to inflame, &c. ; A - tt.

on

p uni-p uuitun-lr^ J}u^^ auiir, tO pUt

every thing to fire & sword, to destroy by burning to chastise with fire
& sword, to punish severely / - m/_
P^lj inn^plii_% to be burnt, consumed
by fire /i-^ uipliu/i,lFi_ ^pn^_, to add
fuel to the flames - mnint.^, to catch
or take fire, to fire or blaze up iu,n._
%ni-i_ to miss fire iliun.huii_p.nppn^
^kp /' S>u"ii/</ alliVance was on fire,
all in a blaze f -!/-! - 4'/'""- 1">.
"Ilk
fire fire the house is on fire .
utip on uiunp ulniph Or uuiuili^p umujiu
Ui. [, -, he would go through fire &
water for your sake S. '{^i_, S"*-"*/"P-iuttm/t Hpt"^/ Z-Ct^^ CiiupuMll &C.
,

'

'J^'iA?

i/"=f! *

sound.

2ni-ui,^uin) or 4"/^ near, nigh,

pr. near, close to, by,
;
by the side of; - g -, - g -, - lun. -,
,

^uiy ad. near, close, at hand by &

by, shortly, soon, very soon
in a
short time - ^/Afr^^, t^pPu,i_, Jhim^i_,
to be near, to approach, to draw near,
to go or come near to, or towards, to

ft

to

to touch.

- jfcm/p* , ^t-^^/A , the

the last of all, the hindmost; jhuinf , - nt.pir!ii, ad. aftor all, at last,
2,-uiJ a.

s.

2,"-^P"4

fire-temple.

ui^ s. subject ; vassal,

serf; a. dependent, inferior, subordinate, obedient, obsequious ; attentive,
2^uiuiuiuili

careful;- ip't-u to be attentive; to be obedient, to obey; -uA^S.

-/</", t-i/iy una. to
-n^p-'p- -t-iT, tjp
to subject onesubject, to subdue
self, to submit to, to obey to serve,
to wait upon; -m-Pl- s. subjection,
dependence vassalage submission,
obedience, deference, subordination;
care, attendevotedness, devotion
veneration, respect
tion; - oppiuy
for the laws -opk^i ad. dependently,
with subjection or submission.
proud, arrogant,
I'j a.
2,"/"Y>"
haughty, lofty, lordly, overbearing,
imperious, supercilious, vain; -uipuA
s. boaster, braggart, vaunter ; -lupuip
-uMfyl,,, ad. proudly, haughtily, vain4//_,

close, adjacent

go closer

set

fire

'l^nu.puMumui^ a. cold, cool.

4*./' *.

bot.

u,hi_,

last;

last,

gloriously ; -u-liu/u a. vain-glorious,

boastful ; -uAiuW, mjui} vn. to be proud,
to swell with pride, to be puffed up
-^u,ni,ir fii-p, to boast of one's descent or birth ; -uigm-gufiilnr va. to
make proud, to puff up^to inflate, to

heat, spi-

render haughty -n^pb s. pride, arrogance, haughtiness, vain-glory, superciliousness S. ]i^AtA

ardour; passion, love, fiame;a.

fiery, igneous; -i ."%j4, hell, hellfire ,u't'"lPh ~ night-fire, Will-o' thewisp, Jack-o' lantern, ignis fatuus ; -

to approach, to go or come near to ;

-ni-pp s. proximity, vicinity, neighbourhood ; touch intimacy ; habit.

lastly, finally.
2,"-/

^py

s.

fire

fig.

fire,

rit,

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18
i^ufk-ir, tj/i

-tj/ni-jin'itlrir

proach,

vo- to ap-

[touch, to handle.
approach to

luil^r, ^u{trjiy vn. to

2^ufui/ii^

s.

exaggeration or aifec-

tation in dress or ornament, ridiculous medley, dandyism, finery, spruceness, puerile ornament, bibs & tuckers ; fiff. affectation , affected ways

mincing

simpering.
vn. to deck, to trim or
bedizen oneself out, to spruce up,
dress or adorn oneself in a studied or
affected manner.
i^iLt,np, uig s. rhetor, rhetorician,
orator; -uifLu,"!, a. eloquent; *. rhetorician; -uapiup ad. rhetorically, eloquently ; -u.litu'ii a. rhetorical, oratorj\ig s. the rhetors , oraial
-I'li^
air,

y^iy

i^itu'l'ir,

tors

-ufbiuiC vn. to

harangue, to speak

be an orator, to
in public;

-m-P},
the rhetorical art, rhetoric, oratory.
2,n-f4 ^.r vn. to turn znH'i. ~ ^^
turn round; to turn all around.
^/t^/^ti s. snorting or rattling in
the throat; - j/;4/.-i<A death-rattle.
"in-nif. Jitfii^s. salary ; bursary ; -/_
4*-^ s. stock-holder bursar scholar,
exhibitioner -hiTva. to pay a salary.
s.

<

2^n.nir, 2^n.n4J' a. s. Tofflan, latin; s.

Rome;

the Romans; -u./m^'"^ '^^

-mjhpk'b a. latin ad. in latin;

-^

roman;

iPU.

celebrated; to be divulged, published,

to get or take wind.
^ojuy , (ij s. giant ; -uipiup ad, like a
giant, in a giantlike manner; -u.^,
-luqnt^i s. giant ; -uM^p a. having the
strength, vigour of a giant, very strong;
-luliu/ii a. giant's, giantlike, gigantic
-iuJilri.. a. gigantic, huge, colossal, colossean;- w^f.^^, colossus, colosse,
colossal statue ; -Mu^iyi_ a. ad. with
giant strides; - i^t3-iu%u3i_, to walk or

advance -

ment

-ni-P-1, s,

-t-iF-

the fame of; hi- ypPuyp - tjhd'u/uk g

BiT iiniuih/iiii & the fame of him 'went
out into every place of the country
round about - ftiiPufiny it is reported, there is a report, they say; the
report is spread; it is rumoured.
,

to

ment by

a. fiery,

fire;

of fire;

full

pyrology -p*7 a. igniferous, producing fire chem. pyropherous -phputii a. fire-mouthed; -p^u._
jffu a. volcanic -p-pp or np a. all on

-pu/iini^p-'t s.

fire-breathing

giantship.

fig,

- Jfl>hi_, to be heard, published,

divulged - ^u,i,fiu,%l,u to be spread

make

- great improve-

watch, to abstain
watch over to
guard, to oversee, to take care of, to
have an eye upon S. Ijn-uAif. &c.
^4t5ni^,2,"4"ti. watcher a. watchful, vigilant; np. Gregory.
^u^n^i.ppL.i l^ulim-P-fii-'ii s. watching, wakefulness, sleeplessness; vigil[of a feast.
ance,
l^ulin..!fb s. watch, vigil ; vigil, eve
l^ulinJu a. awake, [ade, buffoonery.
l^uiuiuiu.'iip
&c. S.2,"- . harlequinl^puifLuiJ-uili s. fire-cup
fig. punish-

from sleep

fire, in

s.

fig.

XulikiT, y^li vn. to

roman -44"'*' . roman.

^11^4 uy s. S. 2,""fp"''-j exultation,
rejoicing; solemnity, pomp; -u,i. ad.,
solemnly, pompously;- 4u./4.%A-^ S.
-lyh^l, a.

to

juMn.ui2iuif.liJlri_,

rapid progress,

flames, burning, glowing, blazing, flaming; - upintTuwni-Pi , gust of

passion; impetuous, fiery wratb; -pnj

s.

phlegethon

tion,
fig.

volcano

-^n,-,Ju a.

s.

ignivomous,

burst of flame, erup-

-pntA

a, fiery,

spiritual, celestial, divine

igneous
;

-ij^p-n^

chem. pyrogallic ; -^pbt-Mliipiu.

a. ahem, pyrotartaric ; -tyi' a.
Ifu,"!,
flame-coloured
red , red as fire ;
a.

pui/iiMit,

-^utAi.i or tpiq-ui^

heaping up

s.

fire-ball

-^^q_a.

-^t* S. -4"/' -^ s.
fire-arms, guns, muskets, rifles; artill^n,^liuM,^.kqj)f.^e,x-^ beautiful, handsome, fair, fine -4i -in-i -L.np a. lery, ordnance -qt^it-Mu^, t-l^uij s. arfamous, renowned, celebrated, far- tillery-man gunner
-^t^it-iT va. to
famed -kt-ib a. praiseworthy, com- .arm or furnish with fire; fig. to inmendable, laudable.
flame, to kindle -^i%i-/?^i-% s. artilIr^ni-^uMlihir VO. tO
l^n-^tihir^ h^li
lery -p-yu a. very poisonous.
make famous, to trumpet, to sound
l^pmJ-uipuiliu/b a. renouncing, abdithe fame of, to praise, to exalt; to
cating, resigning, taking leave of; *.
publish, to divulge, to make public,
resignation; leave of absence; muii_to noise or rumour abroad; to chant,
nij^Jii
to take one's leave
to say
to celebrate, to solemnize.
good-bye, to bid farewell to - lilru,%p
ln.^alilur, hguMj vn, to be renowned,
retired or solitary life.
;

fire

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;,

19
l^puiJ-u,plriaf_ a.

deceased;

that has resigned

S. 2^piuJ-u,pt-J\

2^putJ-u,piril,

a.

inde-

unbecoming

cent; prohibited, forbidden.

X^puiJ-mphir, lrgl$ va. to cause to renounce or abdicate; to dismiss, to
discharge to forbid, to prohibit, to
interdict; vn. to renounce, to abstain,
to deprive oneself of, to forego, to
forbear, to refrain, to desist, to resign ; to deny, to disown, to refuse
to take leave of, to bid farewell to
;
to die, to decease ; - juniiuL^y to
abjure, to recant, to renounce; - ji"^.
{uutp^k, to renounce the world; to
enter a convent; - j/j/ou.in.-/??, to
abdicate, to resign, to tender, to laydown or throw up one's commission
- // p-uiii.u.i.npni.pi to abdicate the

crown

^nu.

- -luuiaii a,- mixed with fire

-h-fA a. producing fire -i-it^ a, chem.
-irnpu,% a. diffusing or
pyrogenic
spreading fire; -4/</?a. phlogistic;-^.
muip a. fire-topped; -lihpui ov uilru/i, a.
fire-like, flame-shaped - q.u,u^ or -^
s. angels
-44-t umXirj; -^ft^iTva. to
burn, to fire, to set on fire; -i[,qnL.f
-ni-ili, s. burning
inflammation -Ittp
a. containing fire, igniferous
*. pyrophorus -m/^i s. carbuncle (stone)
-4oY.t u#3 *. metal
-^ metals -4".
{t^t a. metallic
-^min^ s. crucible
let off

wij^tu^ir ^^ls-alUMiu[iu ^puuJ-uM^

pray thee have me excused,

beg you excuse me, I pray you to
be kindly indulgent towards me -_

iu/i,

f,

S'

steel (for striking fire).

,^ ifiuj s. instruction, tui-

2^pui^iM,'),^

tion, education, discipline,

teaching;

knowledge, information regulations

system, rules diet, regimen, low diet;
;

-^ ql!iini.npn,.pt military discipline

-^ i/pini-npaiii military exercises; evo,

tu

phu,i_, I

lutions;

to exercise, to drill soldiers ; -^ /i>/_

ift^. bodily exercises ;-u<*itii . chief

IjiuiJ-iupliiT S- ^piuJ-iuphiTvn,

ip'"-

lipP-ni-P^h lmpJ-hi_if^pa

usher; gymnasiarch; -uf.uti . schogymnastic ground

lastic institution;

J-uiph^uA [, JlfJhufbg they left each

other, they separated.
2jnu/-u,p,.pJ, -ni^ai, s. renouncing,
giving up, resignation, renunciation,
abdication
dismission ; departure
from this life, decease, death monas-

-hJ", h^f, va. to instruct, to teach, to

exercise, to drill, to discipline, to tutor, to train up, to form, to regulate,

tic lite

improve one's mind ;

~nL.tfh

tutlt^^t^

ftuil/uiq ujIi^

fi

^'u resignation, self-denial, thorough

self-forgetfulness, abnegation.
^puitf-t^u
s. renunciation
!
renouncing, relinquishment abdication;
,

resigning,

resignation; denial, refusal

leave of absence ; dismission,
discharge permission; parting, leave;
farewell, adieu, good-bye; - i<iAl^i
;

intu^ O. UMUMg^ ypuitf-uipuiliuih ni^nfli

tO
renounce, to give over, to relinquish,
to resign; to retire from, to leave off;
to bid adieu or farewell; /I -/ 4'"j"'-guM%iri_, to dismiss, to discharge, to
;

to civilize, to polish, to fashion; -//

vn. to exercise oneself, to practise, to

acquire instruction or knowledge, to

tive; instructing;

er

tutor ;

s.

-[>i_ a. instrucinstructor, teach-

-n,.l3-[,L.i S. -.p

red-seeded (pomegran/I
ate)
-4</
s. carabine, carbine
-i,uMpu,lif,p s. carbineer ; -c,Juij
/y s.
pyromancian -^ or -n-/?^ s- pyromancy; -4"" or uu/it a. fire spreading,
shedding fire on -'iauu.ip s. torrent,
river of fire -4nutir vn. to flow like
a torrent of fire -<J^n.-/?/i-tr S. 2,f"J2^puii,ii,u, a.
;

-<iti. s.

pyramid

'l^puiiTu^iuiiu/u

a. S. -Ittpuf

a.

imperative, imper-

ious, lordly, dictatorial

s.

gr,

imper-

send or turn away; uia!i,ni.i_~ aiiin.u,pi,

to bid an eternal farewell, to bid adieu

ative

for ever.

order, to enjoin, to impose, to prescribe; to permit, to allow, to authorize; to establish, to settle, to dispose ; "i_ - to forbid, to prohibit, to
proscribe, to interdict.
^piuJiai , uij s. command, order, injunction, ordination, behest ; permission, authorization , license , leave
decree, edict ; ^as/iain-ut^ -. counter-

i^pi^iba . full of fire, ardent, burn-'

ing

uinHriT

-fni-^ltli

vtt.

to

consume

with fire (nL.umirbujIiut'h a. chem, pyrophosphoric -fimq^, { s. pyrotechnician, fire-work maker; -^<^u.j, ^ a.
accompanied with fire -/uui,fnt-P[.%
or -/.<o.y. *. fire-works ^uA^^a -p'&
display of - uin%ki_ -pfu to set or
;

mOod.

l^puiiTajjlrj;

tjf va. to command, to

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420

IVQ.

destiny, fate, lot, fatality

;
_
doom; 4""-""""5> doctrine of faith;
u^uMiniuilfuutbi^nf OTaCle ; utbi^tuni
irrevocable order; - i,,,!iilTi_, w^bi_, ^,
to command, to order, to dispose to
appoint, to decree ; to give leave, to
permit ; -^ um-lim-tt ^~ u^iuutnt-nnuAh luit-^
oi-der

%t-U to obtain leave to receive oruimVb [-_

ders or directions ; ~ mu^
(>y to make one's will ; hu i-^f ^-
^uMja , jp'i^ iri_-u uyii
I have signed
this decree ; S. S^'fc; -, fire-pot.
2^piiii/ai'iiu,pia'bir,r vu. to dclivor the
oracle ; p.ti'iin^Plii-'ii s. oracle ; -puip
ad. imperatively ; with authority, authoritatively ; imperiously; -p*-^ ^A^
i^/"i;n. to perish miserably; -p.lrp s.
courier, messenger ; envoy, ambassador ; -ifrlip s. ordinance, order, war;

rant letters patent monitory; - ikn._

letters dimissory S. U.*.
gtrfip -ff-plnr vn. to give orders to
impose ; to decree -qu/t,^ ipilnTvn. to
break an order, to transgress ; -4A a.
imperative, imperious, lordly; -^u..
muip s. executor, proxy mandatary
a. obedient liiupif. p.u/b or -4p^ *.
tenet, dogma; -.<- 3 a. receiving
an order -muip uij s. commander
-inuipm-P-fii^i s. command, authority
;

%uMn.pn^(ihr

commanding, permitting;
-u,pni.p^ s. commaud, order, ordination
leave, license, per-

-!#-, uMj a.

'-mn^n^.pji

mission; -m;.i-j-t;a. ^. l^piuinu% <n/<r;

to deliver an oracle.
^piuinutini-uib- a. woven with fire
-Jfbp s. afternoon lunch -iTnt-p, a.
;

tempered

(iron, &c.),

ifru.^ "It?/
-iTm-^^ s. zool.

the fiery shafts of love ;

Indian or Tibet-musk ;pyrausta.[dent.
2^pujf[,% a. igneous, fiery, pyric, ar2^pujjphu,j a. burnt, consumed by
fire
burning, consuming by fire -^,
;

~kg,-P[,i3,
fire,

s.

burning

conflagration,

flames.

tcyi'-P

fi'^6)

teat, ardour.

<juy vn. to ignite, to become fire, to be on fire, to kindle, to

be inflamed to catch or take fire, to
burn, to be lighted, set on fire fy. to
;

take fire, to be
citement.
,

gunpowder;

all fire,

blaze or ex-

l,/""^-' t ^-^- --e't wonder-struck,

- - - ad. admirably,
astonished
wonderfully; -uMpnt.uira,i_ a. borti or
produced in a wonderful manner -.
graceful, of admirl.lrii_ a. charming,
able beauty; -unf-np^^^ &c. S.Up"*i*-/r
&c.; -.uii-km a. fond of portents or
conjurer ;
*. soothsayer
prodigies
utq-lmuuli a. of a fine figure, of charming aspect, of wonderful grace, of sinuti a. admirable,
gular beauty
wonderful; astonishing, surprising;
-uiquMpq. a. wonderfully ornamented
or embellished with -uquip^hJ'va- to
ornament or adorn wonderfully well
-luifhlfi, a. exciting admiration, charming, enchanting; -uijh a. wonderful,
marvellous worthy of admiration,
;

surprising, amazing;

prodigy -^

wonders,
hydraubot. balsams.

2p"'e-"'^"'k'"''ie^

paradox -oib-ut^^ s.
balsam -m/^tpu, [i^, k#j a. extremely well built or done, wonderlic

ine,

astonishing, surprising; *. masterpiece ; /rop-i ~^ , the seven wonders ;

-ail^hpuihir va. to make, build or construct wonderfully well; -ui^tpuwni-f
s. wonderful construction, grand &

ful,

imposing monument,marvellous work,

surprising fact
uhiut^ih a. very
-u.'bunr S.
fair
charming
pretty
Upn.*^-; -uAlimp a. wonderfully painted; magnificently embroidered; *very
clever (painter) ; -uA^i/it a. wonderful, prodigious, miraculous
-lutinpnif.
a. wonderfully renewed
-u/imc'b a.
renowned, very celebrated, famous
-lu^npi, a. very graceful, very charm-muiiyituin. o. vory luminous
ing
brilliant, resplendent; -u,ui^u,f.i- a.
very honourable -un^ujaini-ir a. extremely well narrated relating wonders mysterious
-u,uika -uj.nhufiu
;

-t-uif S. i^pk-iiiii

-L^j/^

^in^i

a.

ranunculus, crow-foot

-in^.m

&C. u. \jpuMbih-^ &C. ;

very resplendent, very bril-

~-iMiBnL.quMhlrMri

-uiiliuin_a.

liant,

most luminous;

-uiiftum. a.

majestic, - glorious, - august

most
-_

wonderfully, marvellously, admirably miraculously maMputn.u,uiku

fire-flashing,
sparkling, luminous, gleaming ; -ini.%4
s. bot.

fire,

fiff-

2^p,u%iM,tr,

2^piii')ilii.[3-

ZPO.

ardent, burning; -*/>/?#.

stink-pot; cannon; cannon-ball; -uAm
s, ehem. augite, pyroxene ; -uA^ . firetube, flue, chimney.
a. all

ad.

jestically, gloriously; -uf,u.n.ai-Pf^'b

magnificence , august grandeur ;

wonders, marvels; -^ki a. red, red

s.

,;
;
,,

;,

^PU.

on

hot, all

incandescent, at a
white heat; fiery, ardent, burning;
-i^'^'l_ * fire-breathing; yomiting fire
volcanic furious, raging, ardent.
^<""2# ibg s. miracle, marvel, wonder, prodigy, portent monster spectre, phantom, larvse, ghosts - luTuiu^
mnt-p-tr prodigy of science
of wisdom ^ ^n[ilrk-u to work a miracle
fig. to perform miracles, to do or work

publicly cursed; -^2nq^a.3ireet-ipa,oing, roving, vagrant , wandering,

tramping; -mfru a. seen by all, public;
- , -mA-u/i^ or -jyj aini,yu to expose
to public view, to show up in public
-^uipnq_ uiiAyiF va. to expose to infamy, to defame, to slander, to lampoon.
i^piaiqutpui^yiT, y^l, va. to publish,

wonders

port.

fire,

/i -. q.upirmiji/'iati luh-hij to
;
surprise, to astonish, to stun, to amaze, to astound ; i -zba" what a wonder! good Heavens! Q-oodness gracious !

i^pm^ip *. pyrometer -ih-ty a. fireeyed ; -uiu,^iiiiu%uili s. fire-screen ;

afiM^i &C. S. Mpui^w
;

2^pinuiuipiuli

uij

place

spot

ground public or market-place, mar;

ket, exchange; town-hall, town-house;

concourse of people, assembly, the

public,

crowd;

cheer

feast

court, tribunal; good

lupima^ffb ^ npu/iiq

porch, portico, atrium, vestibule ; m^fcL

ijhpmliu/ii
uMe,bii_ -, last judgment ;,

gymnasium ; S. Q" Qfe^

/?U#qD t X^iMMinp ; f9 II p ~y tullt^ Utiad. in the public places, in public, publicly, notoriously, evidently, frankly, plainly, openly ; - ifih-u to consult,
to deliberate ; - oiiJ'it/_S. -hir.
Jhe,y'i,l.g,

^puMuiuipuiliuipuMii

public orator,

s.

haranguer, preacher
tax-collector,
gatherer -yw, -m-P-l, S. U."**"f"%yj; &c. -<ty^ made public, published, divulged everywhere, rumoured abroad uMni,yi_, to publish, to
;

make known

&

wide, to divulge,
to noise or rumour abroad; - /fii-/_.
to become public, to take wind, to
be published, divulged; -luni.jp a. public ; uiyuuipu/b spectacle ; piou
j a. pronounced in public ; *. public
speaker, haranguer, orator, speechmaker, declaimer ; ad. publicly ; - ^.
ipiTOT ~/uon[,irvn. to pronounce or recite in public, to harangue, to address,
to declaim, to recite; *to spout, to
speechify ; -/liouni-/?? * discourse profar

nounced

in public, oration, harangue,

sermon, declamation -4i/4.i.% a. democratic -^utini-p-liii s. democracy
solemn;
~liu/i. a. public, notorious
-tkai^iiaiii a. publicly reproved, blamed by every one ; -H*^ it^'-rvn. to be
;

to

make

vulge

public, to promulgate, to didisclose, to re-

to declarp, to

l^piiiu{u,piu^ni-P-1, s. publicity, divulgation, promulgation, making known.

2^puiuiuipliuuf a. fire-walled; u{uip^
liuili

a.

surrounded by

'IjtuMuiym

^pmuin/p_p

fire.

ignipotent.

s.

s.

charms, attractions,

allurements; lure, bait, wheedling,

cajolery, flattery, enticement, solicitation, seduction; instigation, suggestion , impulse
incitement; - ^t-'iy
charms of beauty - JiuiTinjly i,y^nL^
p-tr
the allurements of pleasure, of
voluptuousness uiuM,l,p - deceitful
baits p ~~pu ncpat^ piTpn^p/t yftuiiyit
CtuMpiiu/iili^, to be seduced, misled,
tempted, led astray, allured, enticed,
decoyed; ^ ~pa nai^nt-[3-y q-utp^ni-uau^
^^ entice to gluttony to al''^Lin.e
,

lure one to debauchery

,uppni-gu,'byi_

ni^Jko -~pa mtiinnpu , i^irbyuMfu f to administer poison, to poison fig. to seduce,

to mislead, to pervert, to corrupt,
to debauch, to lead astray, to bring
;

into an error.
^puiaint-piu^u/b a. attractive,

entic-

ing, alluring, eri|aging, seducing, in-

sinuating, tempting, captivating.

2^piuuint.pu/iig S. z,["""iyr4^

to overstrain a word or phrase, to pervert

the meaning or sense of a passage.
fpuiuint-put^nt-^uiiiyir va.

ypiau/aM^pyiTf

b^p

yttnt-auMhyiT

VOL*

to allure, to attract, to entice, to decoy, to inveigle, to induce, to instigate, to seduce, to suggest, to wheedle,
to dupe, to coax, to cajole, to flatter;
[stigator; a. ^.-pm^^A.
to suborn.
2^puiu(ni.p[i^s.

l^pui^pOu

seducer, deluder; in-

scarlet fever.
fire-bearing; - "um-Jipai^

s.

l^puMn.ni- a.

[tance of a league.
league -m^^ s. dis2jia'unt-qyirva. to ougulph iu a vortex of flame to set fire to.

%n^

censer.

^puiuuipM

s.

l^uiiluin. s. fire-lighter

stoker, fire-

,;
;

422

man

mech. bellows blower; a, ar;

dent, inflamed, burning ; -*//!p s. steel,
tinder, match, &c. ; -tir va. to light,
to inflame; -ot-P^iA s. bonfire.
2^puim [ij s. fire ; pyre funeral pile;
;

^g'. fire,

ardour;

ost.

Mars; -

.o^^'"-

it^, i,utplitu'byi_, to kindle, to light, to

set on fire ; -.lAj^ a. tormenting, punishing with fire -.u<^ a. ardent, burning - t//as S. l^pui^hprn..
,ug s. publisher , an'l^ptumuipuMii
nouncer, crier; bill, poster, advertisement - truiprnfi declaration of war
- uiiLhirir or --./", h^ft va. to publish, to
;

make

public, to divulge, to promulgate ; to denounce, to declare; to inform the public, to cry, to proclaim;
to pronounce, to intimate to spread
a report; to post up, to set up a bill
or paper, to publish to edit -^^i -nq_
;

bill-sticker; publisher; editor; -n-_

p'B, -ni-Sh s. publication, publicity,
s.

raining

"IjpiMimiupuiift a.

fire

inmpp

a. igneous, fiery
-lut-iTva. to change
-int-u
u,^ [ii_ a. like fire,
into fire
flame-shaped ; fire-coloured ; -mn^p
a. burnt; -m/.^^ s. sparks; embers;
squib ; - o^uiApf., sky-rocket.
j^puipncfruinp s. pyrotochnics -mui_
liuiti a. -nical ; -mni.[3-[,t^ S. -.
2^p,ugui/,n a. emitting flames ; shining, sparkling, glittering - .^^ fireflashing eyes ; -^ s. fire-works.
l^puiijiut, [ij a. throwing, casting or
;

shooting

fire

*.

gun, musket,

fusil,

piece, arquebuse, rifle, blunderbuss;

p.utqpjp<tj i^tijUtp/tuuk-tgj

t^np

double-barrelled, air-, breech-loading, sporting- or shooting- , fowlingor birding-gun, musket or rifle ; p.,u,y
lufttii -f
musket-shot; ^[^'i- -[ report of a gun ; ^uipm-iait -[, gun-shot
wound - pu,plini.pJi,^%P:p thunder.
thunder-bolt ; ^" "-LIT to load a gun
uipi,uiihi_^, to shoot, to let off, to
discharge, to fire ^m/i'int.^ 4.l^ -^
to miss fire, to flash in the pan; S.
t^'il'L' &". ; -4t < hail of fire musketry;
~miinti, s. butt-end, stock; -ui/jl>p
,

kc'"a * f'lsileer, musketeer, arquebuseer, rifleman; -uii,uip ajiAt-ir or -tiT

va.

to

shoot;

^^pui^nt-jiiAtiTva. to inflame, to set

fire, to burn; to make red hot, to

ignite.

^paii-tp

B. 'p^ia^l.-i^ ^piu^m'ii

invitation ; "^/".

-I'pu'g s.

-, courteous -; -

ilip

4^ii

iitiiwtk

uyfU
*.

to a
'_. to
wedding, to a funeral, &c.
invite, to bid JbpJ-yi_ q-i to decline
an invitation.
^jnt-qfuptiUit-npni-P-h-u/b

fi~

2^pai,-l,piuli

tess

-u/i, o.

loj

s.

inviter, host, hos-

inviting, alluring

son invited, guest.

per-

[tion.

l^pui--lipu,% s. S. 2,i""'-47

predestina-

yptm-l-ptir, frjf va. to invite, to de-

a feast or assembly;

sire, to invite to

convene

to convoke, to

-. to predestine; invite to dinner.

^piut-lpnt-UL
a- sparkling,

brilliant

/I

juin.iu2uMH.np4
;

to ask or

a^^,.

invitation.

s.

a. fiery; . ast.

shining as

Mars;

fire,

by

-.finpi a. tried

-l"yi_

luminous,

fire

-t"p-

proof by fire; -ipn^-^ s. bot.

pyracantha; -^.p . fire-stone, pyrite.
/y s. fire, conflagration l^Pl-t^
! itnilpi., ^ 'hiai-li, ship on fire out at
inL.pr'b s.

on board ship

sea; fire

uip^ui'Lt-ij

^ufbhi^^ to fire, to set on fire, to give

it was
to the flames - ^nJrguti.
burnt S. 2,"'-/' Sp^"**' -"h"'"'' o- com,

to
; -ulikuJfitlJ'vn.
-mplint- a. s. incendiary
-tr. /.-^[i va. to burn, to

bustible, incentive

be burnt

fire-brand ;
kindle, to set fire to

incendiaconflagration,

-l-^ s.

s.

npunf P-n-ihnpu uiliuth -~

percussion-, flint-,pendulum-, needle-,
y

on

ry -ni./?^-i -mJKi
burning, combustion

lluj^ituiiuiL:

MuuiitiutL^n,

ikattupta^lf^
ihuiuiptqltli

2,rb
-nup^, s. shower of fire ; volley of musketry, discharge of fire arms ; report,
detonation ; thunder-bolt.

^puicnp

promulgation, proclamation.

;!

inflammation.

^pt^tia.of flre,fiery, igneous; empyreal, celestial, spiritual, angehc;

the Em-.^ s. the angels ; - t-p/jP'b^
,

pyrean.
i^pir^inuili uig s. augel ; deputy ; messenger, envoy, ambassador, legate
courier , express ; indication , sign,
token ; -.p the angels, heavenly spirits ; juifputuitTutlHi 2j^"4i^'y nuncio,
the Pope's - ; - iTuipm^ liuMiT'^ui^nniX- ,
,

herald u/u.^u.H/m^ - tutelary or guardian-angel; - mitSf angelus; puipfi -^,

the good angels
-^ the evil spirits ^-q.^iTl my angel
my darling
u uin^t/r/t UMn-tuntTFt uipAuiLIrtj lIIJ^A.^
to send a messenger or ambassador.
2^pl.-ia,m^u.p,up ad.m an angelic man;

^p

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manner

tOb
ner, angelically; like a

messenger;

-^ufi a. inhabited by angels ; -^S-^/j

uMniib,r, ilHiftirva. to

;;,;

^PjJ

Hebrews -puiinM-P^^b
s.hebraism; -4A a. Jewish, hebrew,
of the

judaical; - opfttp, the Jewish law; 4'iinL.p^L.%p , judaical antiquities.

send an embassy
be sent on
an embassy, on a mission, on an errand or message -ifbu,^n,-P'[i s. ^xabassy -^nt./;p ~f.n<Ji^a. assembled,

-^ the -s
p-uiii_ 2,pkt3
Jewry, Jew's ward, quarter in a town-

composed of angels -{uiunii

company of angels; -(unm,

brew, to embrace Judaism to judaize.

or a deputation;

-^/Ai^t^, to

a.

angelica

in the

{luJ/i) s.

-//uA S.
y/A ; -^irpui a. like an angel, angelic
-^(P a. endowed with angelic prerogatives ; -f^o%> a. living, behaving in
an angelic manner, leading an angelic life ; -^aJhi-km a. like or resembling
an angel, angelic ; -^fi a. angelic, bebo/,

19'/!^ a<^<I>

S.

worthy of an angel, angelic

-mh,, a.
;
that has seen an angel; -mhulnj -mliui
a. of celestial form, of angelic appearance, or beauty.
[to herald.
i^ph^nuilitrj; tj[i va. to announce,
2^piria,ui^L-puMir s, the hosts of the
angels.
[- , my -.
2,/fri<"<"4/<4 s. little angel, cherub
2^ph-2mu.lin,-ld-l,ii, s. angelic nature
embassy, message, deputation, deleiun.iu^li-u

tO SCud

uinjlihij

ambassadors, deputies, to depute, to

send a commission.
,

fij s.

ordnance ;
-^

f.%rf.>4

u/i^jp

cannon, gun, piece of

4"'auiuMpuM%

(n.ni-Jp)

[i
carriage
canuon-ball ; .

a bronze cannon

gunpowder

-f"^ ~p

mpJat^iKwi.yip -fij

cannon

shot cannonade pm^piy, -j, report

of a cannon S. i^iipiSM , |3<i>f./f>-%r 2,/A.
^t./"; uipiialihi^-u , to fire off, to fire or
discharge a gun, to cannonade i-A^
;

^jiph- uMiubyi_ If- p-^uijunfli , to dismount a gun ; P'Tin-mj , npninuij -Ai , the

artillery

Sunders

-u<4nS- uini,t-ir, -.

Ilnitku O. 7nL-uiu tupJtuMua-iPl

pf s.

UMLnO'irt-.^

cannonade, -ding ; -uiJ^^ s. gunner, artillery-man; - or -lupimli ipMh^j

to fire a gun ; -h-J; y^Ji va. to cannonade ; -nUKi s. cannonade.
2,pki"puMp ad. like a Jew, after the

tp^'y V'^As jew, hebrew,

>

become a he;

mj s. chief of the hebrew

imi^u S. pmp

i^pkiuuilrui

nation

^"//p ^^ys
ft s. Judea
jews, hebrews, Israelites.

nt-uuflilri_,

7p^uMuiiiuiii

hebrew

^pkuMpi/i, ad. in

speak, to

a. S. -{.uV*

laoatr/j n-linh/j tO

know hebrew,

Icam, tO

the

hebrew

language or tongue,

[daism.
convert to jui,pku ts *. monster; portent, pro2jik'"-i Judaism, [digy, moon-calf.
^pkuijni-jui'iilrirva. to

7pi^tfhant.[3-[lt^ S. 7p'^^'"-P'P^^ *
Xjipykka a. fire-hurling , thunderstriking, fulminating; - piup^m-P-fiiX
fthunder.
^pPpn. S. 2,/"""'^ 4
^ppmu,^ uig s, inheritance ; legacy,
bequest, gift by will, endowment;
iun:i,lrij to bequeath ; -lumuip s. heir
legatee.
[tree.
i^plih%li s. hot. roucou- or annottoXpkkq^ a. burnt, kindled, on fire ; s.
fire ; - uiniit-i_, to burn, to kindle, to
consume by fire; - Jfhl!-i_, to burn, to
be burnt or consumed by fire.
,

fl-/'S. Lpi^i_

Z^pkbilr'^*

2^p//l,qn,.pji

-nu!&

s.

n--ri

burning, con-

flagration, fire.

l^pi^ndf s. act of casting fire; jet of

thunderbolt.
conflagration
Ijiifil- s. fire-brand, incendiary, burner linstock -^ conflagration, fire
- "iiutL. fire-ship umXtru to set on
fire, to set flames to - it%lri_> to be
burnt, destroyed by burning.
fire

i^ph-m

^pku/iiuij; uijuij vn. to

longing to an angel; -'iiunT, ui^uij vn.

to become an angel, to live angelically, to lead an angelic life -%/lA a. ad.
resembling an angel, like an angel
-aitr,,, .u^s, archangel, chief or prince
of the angels -M^ku ad. like an angel,
angelically; -"t/ a. fond of angels;
-hyf'LP- proper, becoming to an angel,

gation

tp^"!f
Israelite

',

*lp^';pTCn.-i S. U.2r-..

2,p^--<^it tbp, tta a. joyful, gay,

cheerful, merry ; -4ut. a. gladdening,
.

cheery, joyous, mirthful

-4/y

ij/bfiir

vn. to rejoice with, to congratulate.

^px;-o%p

joy, mirth, rejoicing,

s.

cheerfulness, gaiety, sportiveness,

-%u ai-Jt-^ ^<i>2f//_i
delight, pleasure
^ -iu uibrt-i_,iiip to rejoice, to delight,
to cheer p -i# p/bTCyft^ in the merriment of a feast.
;

'ljiTini-irgni-,}u!iiyj'

divert, tb

va. to Tcjoice, to

amuse; - ^titu,

to de-

Sll.l

charm

please.
^p-iCnt-Jij; y^uy vn. to be joyful, in a
merry mood, to thrill with joy, to leap
for joy, to be transported with joy, to
shout for joy, to be over-joyed, to
exult, to rejoice greatly, to be in a
light the ears, to

to

rapture of joy, to be beside oneself

^pTCnt-nqui^uAi S. -t-m^""*'* [wlth jOy.
l,Piki_s.

l>, fii. s.

steam-pump engine.
be afraid.

i^piinttTvn. to fear, to

i^pnu

aunt, father's sister.

tplriijtuyp j.uncle,father^s brother;
-p.op,un.at-ump sf. cousiu, daughter of
father's brother; -p.apnpii.Jt s. cousin,
son of father's brother.
2^opnL. , ft uii. s. step-father'lopni-in ! s. bot. tuberose.
loipuMu fi s. wood-pigeon.

men, troops;

militia

military banditti, horde band, gang,

crew; scout, rover, robber, plunderuta s, banditer; S. Hi-iMi /iJ
;

bandit ; S. tc" > -^itriT vn. to fall

upon, to make an inroad, to invade,
to sack, to plunder ; -///" vn. to rush,
to fall upon impetuously.
j^pniluipinuMli
lojf s. edict, decree
;
?-f/ -/-. chronicles, annals; - fi4fe/_,
4u/i,t-i_, to issue a decree ; -u uia.'iitij
to make or publish edicts ; -mt-np s.
King's messenger.
l^pnm/wj s. the twelfth month of the
ancient Armenian calendar.
Mug s. headland, proi^pnL.iu'iiif.ui'b
to,

montory, cape, foreland.

with

fiery nature ; ardor, heat.

*^pni.^ai^,]op-s.helyk,a, sweetmeat.

has

It

letter

roucou, arnotto (dye).

t,pni.li s.

2 ( fea ) i-y s. the seventeenth letter

of the alphabet, & the twelfth of the
eighty ; eightieth.
consonants ; ^,
,
a-

it

&

much

affinity

with the

confounded sometimes
for example ^%Jnp ^ib-ap

is

2,pnt.Ji s.

burning.
fou, Pj s. flock, flock of sheep, of
goats,fold S. 3o, ; fig. the faithful, the
universal Church.
lomuiif-nqn^^ u. collecting tho scattered flock ; -/fuiufai-m s. cattle-stealer *-ui^s. shepherd-swain, country2^pnL.u, a. ignited,
,

lad,

young ploughman

-uih-u,

pastor, chief of a flock

mj

s.

bishop

fig.

-uikmnL-pJ s. episcopacy bishopric

-ukp a. careful, fond of one's flock
;

dispersing, ruining or leavone's flock a prey to wolves;

-iiu,u,%\,^a.

ing

-puiit

uig s.

shepherd, pastor -puA

;

sheepfold, fold.
7oin/riI, 7otnna o.

s.

^ouinq *
[mOSS.
lycopodium, club^ourh-ii'i

2^ouili-p^j S. ^omuiullrin.

Xomjiunt,

s.

bot.

2^opujpLiupnj S.
Z."i/(""~'

~^nfii a.

born

of a noble, illustrious father, Eupator.

X'p-m'i,
uMj s. flock or herd of animals ; - ilfbk-ij to jump, skip or leap
for joy, to bound with joy.
,

Z.opiophn.iun.ni.amp sf. cousiu, daughter of father's sister ; -n.np^li s. cousin, son of father's sister ;
-.pyf sf.

3,iupn.inlrirtm. to tromblo with age,

to write in a trembling hand.
2f- ni-j s. the young of any animal ; - p-n-^nj young of a bird, nest1

brood; young sparrow; -4u-ni.,

chick, small chicken, pullet ; - ^t*.
H.^/uhai^ young one, little one of animals, pup, whelp, cub S. lin/if A &c.;
-nciip the young or little ones, the
progeny ppt'^ ""'-j the chirping or
twittering of nestlings ; -oi. or -/I /t.
^*- S. 'Oi'^'^il^^ l^qaE^ ; iTuMtnU f little
finger -u ^u/blri_ (^mt-nt-j) to brood,
to sit On eggs
ufuutu'bn^ ) to have
(
young, to litter, to bring forth.
*3<i.f.u/f.^^ . bird-shaped initial letter; -JuuiiCu ad. together with their
young -^nm s. bot. clove pink, carnation caryophyllata, avens, bennet;
-u%yg ib'bl-J'vn. to bring up its young.
Surf.u>^ p, tut. s. funnel, tun-dish.
2<u^<K^uA . nest; niche, cell. [pip.
ling,

>

3,ai^uAujJ', Siuin-t-J' vn. to chirp, to

3,a,^Pan.%t;y g. great-gfeat-graudnephew or niece.
Si-u^ti * very young animal or bird.
2u'/'> y or ni. a, left ; sinister ; left-

handed ; *.
~Jky on or

left,

,
,
;

sai.

42S
hand or side f

left

fiO.3

expose to ignominy,
defame -linir wn.'iikirva. to beat, to
hox on the ears, to slap the face; to

a spectacle

of, to

to the left; ifliinyi_iiu,j'^,

^limhi_ qu,l_ tu. If-- , to know or not to

to

know

use harshly, to abuse, to insult.

fg.

the right hand from the left;

- good from had;

S. ^e,hu.l,

U.^-

2<%'/^-<. s. left arm ; -^nifJInulb a.

that is on the left ; -in,i!lii s. left,
left side; f -, to the left ; A^tjt
^

left,

^" you will sleep on your left side.

,

to be deteriorated.
left-handed person.

l^t- [i

^it^S.

ill

A'"'lil*^t'^''

va. to laugh at, to deride, to ridicule, to mock, to jeer, to

make sport of; to put to shame, to
S'l^friT,

fe-j/i

affront, to vilify

S,u^>ilili s.

to triumph, to conquer,

8i"'f"nii_, -umIi

a. sinister, sinistrous,

untoward, unfortunate, unlucky, had,

sorrowful, sad, unfavourable, contrary ; b -"'ft" in misfortune, adversity
or calamity ; - 'tiuifu.Ai zeal misunderstood; feigned, affected emulation;
-umIiI, ad. sinistrously, unfavourably,
awkwardly, untowardly, perversely,
unluckily, unfortunately; a. S. S"*/"".
>

'i^ii

p-fpt-uiuM^ni-P-liiX

piety;

sheepishness

mistaken

bashfulness,
mn. - u,iroPy
from

uiu,mliu,n.u.%^

mere shamefacedness.
ct/iupinnuiha o. giuifuniint-(9-jti^i

3,w/un,ipj; hjiy vn. to be unsuccessful, not to attain one's end, to find

oneself

wofuUy disappointed,

go to
endure, undergo or
to

& ruin, to
suffer failure, to experience misfortune, to be unfortunate.
Dack

So'/""'/."'-^/"-^' *

adversity, misfor-

tune, disaster, mischance, fall, disgrace, reverse, disappointment ; -p-t

^iH.q.iiufhij to experience great calamities, to be in distress.
Suz/uny or ni. a. left.
^uffuHpq. ^nt-P [itJli S. S/U/fun^, &C.
<i>f n^a* s. mus. an Arm. note (m).
,

2ui^Ar/', Irgll VU.

ter, to

tO COllOCt, to ffiUS-

heap up.

triumph
tobe triumph-

to lead in

Siut/uMutiuMirvn.

ant, to obtain the victory

iuiifhiug k-plgu
thrice.

<Hifi^t"

Pompey triumphed

[quiz.

scorner, scoffer, derider,

Siuiiifi,^, nil. . rod, switch, stick,
cudgel, whip ; S. -oAp ; a. straight,
erect, right ; - Al^pp ifwif &c. , bristled up, set on end; -ui^k-p, -uiJiiiq_ a.
having the hair erect ; -lu'/ip s. flagellation, whipping, scourging, cudgelling, flogging, drubbing, discipline,
chastisement.
3,a,ii/it-ir, frj/i va. to heat, to whip,
to flog, to lash, to scourge, to flagelQiuiiifi^ s.

>

late, to discipline.
^,uqni-P-f , -nt-Uh

ery, laughter

s.

mock-

dorision,

triumph Jtiuqtr^-m-m,
;

-ni-iSi juiiip-ni-P'h uiiCiihij to

triumph,

be triumphant, to conquer.
2<ii/% /rj *. voice; sound; cry, shout;
noise, rumour, clamour; term, word,
speech, tongue, language mus. tone,
tune -^ %aili\ii-pli the five universals, (term in logic) - p-n-^ng warbcry, shout
ling of birds - ^"btfrn-Ph
of joy - uiqiuiiialili cry, clamour; cry
of pain, moan, lament, groan *i-ii._
to

of voice ; ^kpit-pm-lti,
hoarseness, raucity ^ - p-uipip

yni-IWi -/i

-p
aloud
,

loss

qoputi-np

Jhi^iuiluijhini-^

mockery, jeering, laughter, laughing-stock - <..

funpfr

**i. to taunt, to rally, to scoff, jeer or

laugh at, to mock, to make game or
sport of, to turn into ridicule, to make
laughing-stock of; -^ii-^, to make a
fool of oneself, to expose oneself to
the laughter of every body , to be
laughed at, to be the laughing-stock of.

ptriufJiX llhplikp ,%ni-U3ifkuii_,\0\)iA.

Su/_, nt.

derision,

s.

Siuiq^an-kiTa. shame-faced, ashamed,

-4-uW4 exposed to
;

q.nifif.n2_t

auiii^n

auiuuilfuM^nf^

PpPn-ni^h

uMUutfunpJ-

Mi_

uiiujp

lli^pll^r^

OV

strong, grave or serious, agreeable,

sweet or soft, passionate or pathetic,
faint or weak, trembling , thrilling,
tremulous or quivering, disagreeable
or harsh, hoarse, failing voice - Pun.
or piMii/p iii7_^ or ^i^, base, deep, soprano, shrill sound or voice; - p"-_
;

uapliuiiilr^ muil^

confused

%uij uipAiulilrgj uiiLbh-^,

laughter, turned into derision; dis-

%ni-u &c., to cry, to utter, to send

forth cries, to cry out, to shout, to
clamour ; - .S-*/_, to cause a voice or
ery to be heard ; to cry ; - inuiu to cry

honourable, infamous, ignominious,

opprobrious - .ft.%fe-^, to expose to
to the laughter of every body, to make
;

;
,

426

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sun-

out, to exclaim, to shout; to speak,

to apostrophize to defy, to challenge;
[, - uMuir/j to say, to pronounce aloud,
to tell, to recite ] t '^ ~ H"'"'"'"b""~

duel ; -^ s. noise, rumour, crash, resounding, sound, e^ho'.

^aipiuMpu!b s. mus. gamut, scale.

%yij to answer unanimously, with one

accord ; u.qui^u,iilri_ (, - Jkit- to cry
with a loud voice ; to shout, to clamour, to yell ; fEUtnct/iuJunL.quA^^ l^utiT

^uipiuiplikw, hr^f, vn. to utter a cry,

to cry, to shout, to call out; to speak
to, to address ; -4/- a. crying, uttering a cry ; s. crier, weeper, wailer,

gutitni.^u!iiiTi_ If-

lamenter

to elevate, to raise

- ^m-uuA,

to lower, to abase the voice piupApw^

anu.^uiiihf_ ij-~ luquiquM^^ , to raise ouo's

mourning woman;

voice - putpAh-un^ t"if^L.< ^^ "'y ^^^i

to vociferate ; ^4^^ hif-biuijin^uin^

plaint, lamentation.

%uJiiu,pJiu,li a,

exhort aloud - miuuIfiJkufi,^

to provoke mutually, to defy; to shout
on, to exhort, to animate, to inspirit,
to cheer up, to inspire with courage,
to excite;

- mm^

./i.^i#f/.

to declare

war, to declare oneself opposed to; ,

the head against high heaven, to be

proud, arrogant, boastful; -ij* ^t^i.,
his voice failed him int/oyiu.^ k -*'.
he has a dying voice.
^ajiiMiipu/bni-Pliii, s. acoustics, phonics -pt-p s. speaking-trumpet.
;

vocal; tonic; f.np_

^be 5 wiud instruments ; -libj " of the
same opinion, unanimous, agreeing, of
one mind; mus. singing with, in chorus; unisonous, in unison; *. gr. consonant; - ipifitr or -ijbiTvn. to agree,
to be of one mind, unanimous to play
or execute a symphony mus. to be in
tune to sing to, to accompany ; -fipiu^
Itufii B. jrn reciprocal; deponent; -u..
Ii^nt-P [.i.'ii s. agreement, consent, unanimity ; concert, harmony, symphony ; mus. accompanying.
3,u,j'bui'iaiu
compass or reach
( s.
of voice, distance to which the human
voice can reach; -4.t- *. chanticleer.
;

sounding-board
sonometer -u/tm s. first

^ujiiuiJilmifi

-^u^i

;
f s.
singer ; -mot. luj a. giving or emitting a voice or sound; echoing, sonorous ; *. crier; awaker, rouser; - fr^,
2b'-i' acoustic or ear-trumpet; -ilrulri_,
to cause a voice or sound to be heard;
to resound, to re-echo to cry against,
to defy ; -um^p a. exhorting, exciting;
S. -mni. ; - iViiki_y to dare, to defy, to
challenge, to throw down the glove
or gauntlet; to provoke, to instigate;
- J-uiiTui'iiu.ii day fixed for combat or
,

>

>

com-

sonorous.

s.

gr.

vowel ; *-

>

^ujbirMr, hgf, va. to raise one's voice,

to cry out, to exclaim, to vociferate
to call, to invite, to convoke ; to pronounce, to utter, to address, to tell,

to express

to

encourage, to
^ujb\,iis.

a.

sound,

s.

high-mass.
%ujunlii-in s. mus. tuning-fork.
^ujbh,i_ a. having a loud or sonorous voice ; sweet-voiced ; canorous,
harmonious.

naMuiuipuiif

%uifiititliu!ii

aloud

^u,/buiL.np a. vocal

uini-hu,i_ fupiulunt.^

itij to

mourner,

voice, cry; shout, exclamation;

to call after one

lif/b

-liai-Pl,

^.jUnpif.,

name

lupuMfunju

; [

inspirit, to

- to
,

give heart

to.

alow, gentle, sweet voice.

uij s. diapason; gr.. con-

sonant,
[sooty, pitchy.
^u/biuiluuipbP s. soot; a. fuliginous,
*2"i<J""/" a. ugly, deformed ; filthy,
dirty, foul, impure.
^ut%tSpp Ct. S. D. ^luir^putrp ^OM^Apni^
I

PlitA - u,n%yi_, to tire, to annoy, to

plague, to importune, to tease.
^utLipiui^ %uMbApuMhuMi^ cc. tiresome,
;

tedious, fastidious, troublesome; disgusting, cloying.

^u.'iiApu/iiuij', lujio/ t;n. to grow tired,
to

become wearied, annoyed, cloyed,

disgusted ;
ry of life.

JiMu'i,Jipu,^huMi__

/>

\i,%uitf

wea-

growing tired.
%uA,Jpu,,jnt,j^'hlrir va. to tire, to fa-

2'"^'.ifi34""" easily

trouble, to importune , to
- tfjuiribu to tease, to vex.
S.uiijpnjp s. tedium ; S. 3,"AJpni.J ;

tigue, to

plague

O. b, ^tubjipuiiiui^i

^u/bSpufanM-qu/bL-iT
3,uM'iiApaJpi,L.% s.

&

utn%l^/f liblrf S.
^ujli^puMbuMif.

wearisomeness,

te-

diousness, irksomeness, ennui, an-

noyance

laziness, idleness

Miiuiui7Cu,n.ti_,

,,^i_,

to

annoy

to tease or plague excessively.

2<u- a. twisted, crooked ; ill

coarse, rough

.ffl-6-

greatly,

made,

-uij-tJ" a. grim-faced,

;,;,,

;;
,
;;

21-b

ViuMi-mp

s.

[,

wheat-meal

?"//'

pearl barley.

gaging ; fascinating

tight, well bent.

tendinous sinewy.
3,f"'^>4! s. actof stretching or spreading; * braces; drying-place or room;
anat. ligament, aponeurosis tendon,
sinew ;g'eo. chord of an arc, subtense;
;

3,i.uA""-nf, a.

rope, cord.
clothes;
tjf va. to stretch, to spread,

4f/u/jui%/i

3,fa,pm%
Syfrf/",

extend

trigger, [line

tenter-horse

s.

extend ; to throw, to hurl, to fling;

to shoot, to dart; to draw; to attract,
to entice, to allure, to decoy, to lure;
to carry oif, to bring, to drag, to drag
along; to take or sUck in, to suck ; to
inhale, to aspire, to breathe ; to lengthen out, to prolong, to protract; *to
leave ; - ^q. to respire, to breathe
- ifui^k,^ to draw a bow ; - ,(iiym to
let fly an arrow, to shoot ; - ^m-pb
to brandish to make a sword-thrust
or pass ; S. lJ-/ ; - i^^ to row, to
impel by oars ; - q^apiP, to lay snares,
to spread nets; - juii-if, to bear the
yoke ; - quin.iaii.uiumu to sail, to unfurl or set the sails ; - ^k-ai
to
stretch or hold out one's hand ; jPhpi'
- to attract, to allure , to entice
jftii^-- i^utiuMpif^uabu tsijab to incur the
to

^i^truiuL.

uimitii

luilh

i^"t-

it

lasted ten years ; umpn-finumnijiip Jft-^

tfu,%, the spiders have woven their

webs

{
Jfi lik-" %uiuau,iil, i^l inj;
every thing in this world comes to an
end|; J^ "-pkp ^Irn-li Afli^lip lrpp-iu[_, go
no farther hi. Jt^li ^pun/.yp'ii & the
;

curtain

2fuMliuM% a. attractive, alluring, en-

aun-

-527

surly, crabbed, horrid; impudent,

brazen-faced.
2</ /. . hair ; horse-hair ; mane
czar; -/l o. hairy; -funm s. hot. maiden's
hair, adiantum ; - i'y// fern ; -/^
s. hair-sieve ; -n-4/> sf. czarina.

[tion.

falls.

Stf-hii-m s.

belch

belching , eructa-

attractive; overpowering,
attractive po-

2'/-fo. a.

winning - ^pi.-/?/ii.i
wer, attraction.
;

^fAq-iriT va. to pull or haul about

iifif-kiui^

\t

n.uMutuiumuiu

dragged from

one tribunal to another.

[molecular -.
JutauA^
;
2^<-^> j. draught, drawing, traction; shooting; attraction; tendency,
inclination; attachment; - ^n'/t resbreathing ; - piTuit-it-m^
piration
draught , gulp ; - tfuin-uipuAl,
the
draught of a chimney.
3,fniiui/i>i/i,
QjifiiqitiSf

S. 2-ffo.-

s.

attraction

S^n-uiux/*, ui^ftvn. to belch, to eruct.

^i^uilrir t h^l' f h-qni-nutlthtr VOL, to

stretch, to extend, to distend, to draw

to tighten, to stiffen.
Sf^mf'T, tjuy vn. to stretch, to extend, to spread; to reach, to arrive;
to grow longer, to be prolonged, protracted ; to drive at, to tend to , to
abut in; to stretch oneself, one's limbs;
to endeavour, to strive, to try, to seek;
- ui^o^ ifiilrin nL.pnt-^ tO folloW with
the eyes ; - g .-Jtp to vie, to emui.

late, to rival, to strive with.

^fu,ni.mt

s.

tension, extension, ten-

public contempt or hatred ju/iiJtii fauiunUR, nt-pai^ to bring indignation

or wrath upon one's head, to draw it
upon oneself,, to expose oneself to
anger of; - ( linpn^uut to lead to ruin
to pass
or destruction ; - ^tuAu
one's life or days ; - iptu'bu to provoke, to rouse, to excite to anger; -

dency ; distension, lengthening, erection, expansion -^/imj .tension of the

tO load With
insult or execration, to insult, to revile, to abuse ; ctn-lnug u/liiapuMui ^lu^

liuMit-uig

tan. rip

q^iy^n/ni-P-lr p,iA

he made my way smooth;

to tend towards, to lean, to

'iimuiuip^u JtiF,
-ftiTvn.

incline

to linger, to last

to flag, to

languish ; to get on but slowly ; ^ /

p.ui'iia nt-pnt^
to bo allured, seduced;
- q^tpuij to be caught by the hair
-2ai"3' *o ^^ strained, overstrained;
,

iifji-iui_ muiputb-iu%jii_,

to stretchout, to

nerves, convulsion.

Stjti

uini.^

^yinfti pron. yourself,

you

personally; t"*-^ Jlr^%

^ipuii.^ judge of it yourselves.

yourself;

arf.

Sitriiniii

ni-ufiig s.

deck of a ship
palate

Celling

^<<4'"-j

ii#-uj
canopy ;

roof of a coach ; - pt-puiiin/

- ^i^iy skull, cranium.

sky-light.
artisan, artificer,

3,t-iin.-ui'iiiu4uM%p s.

3,tn.ifkm

s.

me-

chanic ; artistic production ; a. skilful,

expert ; -q[iinn,.pj, s. work of hands,
manual labour, trade, calling; -i-tp
f-prng s. manuscript , hand-writing ;
bond, obligation, bill, note; signature;
-fnpit , uij a. made with hands, ma

nual, artificial; manufacturing,

56

me-

;;
,

428

sbn-

manufacture, handiwork
-tf-npituiliufii a. of arts & manufactures,
chanical ;

s.

artificial, industrial, mechanieal;|-^ij/.

b-lrifva. to

make with

nufacture, to work;

ma-

the hand, to
-ij-npirl,

s.

tool,

implement; -^n^A-nt-/?^<_% s. manufacture, handiwork, industry -f.pkil'va.

to write with one's own hand to sign,
;

to subscribe; -q-pm-P-'t S. ^tm-u-i-lip ^

^k-ppiu-

^lrn.ialiiui_ S.

by

-^u/% a.

hand, manual; subject, submissive;

own, proper -4u#y "j *. handcuffs,
manacles -a .upliufiiku r^ih-fj to handcuff, to put on handcuffs -^frp,,,
,j
a. made with the hand, manufactured;
s. manufacture
buildfig. creature
ing
town built by oneself farm
craft, calling - (ii-p the work of his
own hands; -^trpm/nr, -^^^jm/^ S.
;

~^nph-h-tf, -x^^nrn
Itti/'va.

^n&-

urn.'jik-t/'OT J^"^

to strike with the hand, to

beat with the

fist; -4^t.i# a.

woven by

hand'; ^iJhi-ui a. skilful in art, expert,

practised, versed; -<i/Y * small present, drink-money bribe; -ifpuij/^ ad.
;

with his hand, manually; -./.<_% S.

Sfii-iiiu,-umtriip- a. created or produced by hand
-uppl>i_ s. towel;
-mni^ili a. planted with one^s own
hand;*, tree -; /{^.creature, being;

pupil; client, dependent; -pnL.kum,

/'4' """4 * artisan; a. manual.
2lrn-kp

glove

;,

hands hardened by toil; .fio.

with a deadly
'iui^uiJpnjp Ahn-uiirp.
hand; - SJ^Mn-li, the hand. Spirit or
uint-P-^,

Word

tiq.m.^ui'iiti-i^-kii

to

off one's -s.

-y *.

hand;

fist;

arm;

^g'.

strength,

might, power, force, main strength;

aid, succour, protection; [-} -ad.
by, by means of, through the medium
or channel of; ^tn-iui/p as much as
one can, according to one's power; {
ilrn.Mu%kt coadjutor, assistant; "/>"2.
no'/jhuj [, At-n-u/ii^ subaltern functionary; uiit.-, ready at hand, under one's
hand, near, at hand ; n- - p.iuiLujpuli,
portative dictionary ; - [, J/m-u/ii^ ,

-.-/-, from hand to hand, from

one to another, from me to you, from
you to him, &c. ap g ihn.u3,rp k sub;

ordinate

^lop itrn-uiiip with main

strength, with a strong army j - ommp,
;

God;

ihn-lfu pun-uiliu!!,}!

Alrn-u,^

t'-['"3

one's strength,

power

p-uipA a--

accordiug to

means

or

(tf-p /' infipiMMSt^Srutfrj

null

hO lOrm-

ed the project of seizing the chief authority AfriLop lit-phuAi^ ^ayP-gyP-^lfb

luikmul, they lived by their labour;
;

^ d:h-iu,%k "Vp 4i''ck (^'uHini-P-J, he governs under him / At-n-u ^n 4-, it is

in your power, it depends on you;^t/'
- tip piai-ui^u/h he could not, he had
not the means m^w - [nf g .pl^i_< my
hand shall be with you jOiJ" tnt-q^a
ni^p Jliiii%t^uairitijii ^lunu/b^p [ti~p oTory
where he could -^t. - ^t-umi, f, ilt-_
puy fuT, the hand of God was on me ;
- muy_ Ipirpmg to holp Or assist each
other ; - .,n^ f to consent to - mu^
uiiJirqni-P^f
to support sustalu or
uphold innocence - m//_> to lend a
hand to, to stretch out a helping hand,
to aid, to succour, to assist, to help
- u,piiu,'iilri_, to lay hands on, to seize,
to take possession of; - lupliu/iilrij -f
,

uMpiiuHikijav iiin^iiri_, to lay ouo's

on, to put one's hand to, to set
about, to undertake, to take in hand,
to begin, to attempt, to try; fu miui,
to hand over, to deliver over, to give
up ; ikn-u p.iun^,ui_, to lift up the hands;
Ura-a uiiFfLuin^uiij to raiso ouo's haud

hand

-ku

of

[B Ijuipp

ij-npii

s.

u,^u/iihi_

to

put on one's -s
e,ufi,hi_ ^-4- va. to unto take another's -s off; vn. toTin-, to pull or take

Sbn-

^''
ni-Uq diirn-lMga
a strange hand
jypk"3"'^a
right-&-leftui^niffuli
ambidexter
handed person - 4 i_ui%ni-P-& consent, assent A/rn.u /. ^""^ with one's
hand tied; with folded arms ^p.idle;
Jihn-u ihaiu IiiauilruMit with one's hands
tied behind -^ pmui

against; if.'iilri_,iu,%i'ii fi i.yn.ltb fii.pni-J',

to jeopard, to risk one's life ; - .%_
.ijib i,.upliu,'t,ki_, to boast,
CO brag, to
vaunt, to plume or pique oneself, to
be proud of, to take to oneself the
credit of, to avail oneself of, to deem
it an honour ; ikn-u ju.'iiljfii ^.up^u,^
%lru to oblige oneself to, ( on my head
be it n ) ; <JA-<i.. ipilr^, to lay hands on,
to ordain, to consecrate to put one's
signature to, to sign; - ..^ u.,gtiuih,
to give one's hand , to consent to
marry ; g or ^lrn.u,irp. ipit-i_, to be in
the hands of, under the power, in subjection to; nt-'i,iri_i^ ihu-indp., to havo
;

;;

sbnready at hand

439

%f. J/riLuiiTp uinitt-u

bring under one's power, to subdue, to subjugate 4^ ^fc^ Airn.uijp.

ni-pni^ to put oneself under the protection of; to submit, to yield; to be
submissive g At-n-mi/p iui^iii%[,j i.ii'i_
;

[i

ih-iLH

[1

Jk-n-u ti/Lliu/bhu to fall into

the hands of, to be taken or seized, to

get caught; /. iWn.,, phptu to obtain,
to procure, to entrap, to catch; .A.
Iiyuiiiri_ [, ihiui n^-pni^
to fall iuto the
power of; - oi^inuliu/bni.p-'lr ^mm%hi_,
to find a helping hand, to be sustained by, favoured with nAlrn-u/tik "-_
i/.t./j nJiihu in-irij to take or lead by
the hand; Ahn-utiFp u,ni,bij to indicate,
to point to with the hand; qihn.u,irp
iptirij to be able, sufficient, capable
ift-i/_, to seize, to grasp
to
,

Sbtl-

ders of the church; to consecrate; to

anoint, to crown ; -tvhij -'H'"'L ^- *
ordaining; he who orders; consecrator ; -i^pau-fij, s. laying on of hands,
ordination; consecration; anointing,
coronation ; -^i/4a. tangible, palpable, material ; -/^-y s. drainage
water; excrement; -irni. s. juggler,
conjurer, wizard mountebank, tumbler ; -irnJ[i . juggling, trickery, trick,
sleight of hand, sleight of hand tricks,
;

legerdemain

map

-^u-ui S. 2*--.-

-4_

maimed

a.

-Klpinj

*.

of a hand or of hands ;
spy-glass; opera-glass; -^p,

arrest;

UMtt-UnL.^
%nt-ij

/.

to obtain, to ac-

quire ; to re-acquire ; to undertake, to

Degin ; uiMunuMirh-fo^W-n-u p'-n UMIL. no tO
open one's arms to ; TCmfnuiplt^ f, "uhp.
t

^ni-uu,

iti-n-ltii

ni^png-p

to cscapo

from

the hands or power of; - <^/_i to

meddle, to interfere to set a hand to,
to undertake - Huk-i^jn^ to raise the
hand against, to lay violent hands on,
to ill-treat to put to death ( p,ug
iluMtj utujuiniujpbr/ p Jilrn-ti/li^ nt-pni^p
to rebel, to throw off the yoke, to
save or rescue from the hands of; or lih-iLU p a.ni-lu h-fluttn-ft lUutiubtiMij tO
be confounded by shame or grief, to
be greatly abashed, or cast down ;

aitrn^ufiTp ihniAn^hgnl^amnyh-/qint^UMJib

draw a cord, to tighten a rope hand

over hand - uipliuAki_ ij^uAAlnii to
to

try to rob the treasure ;^oi-/i"^^<fi-n-a

fig. to wash one's hands of, to clear
oneself from ; * - nUitij to be fortunate, to have a lucky hand ; ikn-l'ii l[iu_
i-n.i-.^^iM,^ IiuiuiumIi, rough play is
bear's play, joking with hands are
jokes of blackguards ; S- bzitr, Qi^_
f-plltriT, ^lupliian-kiT, S.if.lrJ', &C., &C.
S,tnirai^,n s. S. 2*""-"/- ; chiromancer, palmister ; -^l-lr s. paraph flourish (in writing) ; -fpmm^uAi s. chiromancy, palmistry ; -^[ip ?-^y s. signature ; - aip^uAitu to put one's - or
name to, to sign ; -fptiT S. 2tK.ii#-tplrili s. candidate for holy orders;
~^plrir, Irgfi vu. to lay hands on the
head of; to ordain, to confer the or-

mtuli

Pl"A

S. 3,lr.AJt-

-jpf.

hand

stretch out the

to

vn. to

il,%[,j-

make an

tempt on, to encroach -unpu^

;

s.

at-

hand-

mill; -Jhilt a. ad. with joined or clasped hands ; -Jtpjt il/b^irvn. to touch, to

put the hand on -Jlut-iToT -Jhi.^ ^_

to put one's hand to, to undertake to meddle with, to prepare
or dispose oneself; - uAJtunTp jHuitb
to lay violent hands on oneself, to commit suicide -uihm s. chief foreman
-n.nt-p-^t.% s. gout in the
fig. creator ;
hands -uai.% a. nourished, brought
;

^[iirvn.

up by hand

*.

nursling, pupil, scho-

a.

one-handed,

lar; creature.
3,l^niiu,in

fi

armed;

-ni-p ipifiirvn. to surrender, to give in.

%ha%u,pii [, s. enterprise, undertak,

ing; subscription

ment, reasoning;

hand

one's

signature; argu-

h^fi vn. to put

undertake, to try,

-*//",

to, to

to lay hands on, to make

an attempt, to attack, to encroach;
to attempt

to argue, to reason, to dissert, to des-

cant; --, uig s. contractor, undertaker; disputant, wrangler; -ai-f3f,

-at-Hh s. enterprise ; attack, encroachment; argument, reasoning; objection.
S.t-nHiuipJtat/in.-p-p s. aggrcssiou, encroachment, usurpation. [ness;work.
Sitrniitapnt-t-ain s.

2ti.ipt4

a.

artlsau ; art, busi-

broken-handed

one-

handed.
2irnSikpkjf a. enterprising, bold, audacious, daring; arrogant, insolent;
Myp - a fussy fellow ; meddling person ; -ipit/j to undertake, to venture,
to dare, to have the boldness to ; to
,

presume, to encroach; to take too

much liberty ; - ..ii-^, to embolden,
to render insolent or presumptuous.

,
;

2br
S,tn%t-pl,^nt-p-l.iii

;;
.;

iSO
s.

presumption

hardihood, arrogance ; boldness, bravery, act of valour.

gtiii^fc^fr^a.manageable, tractable,
supple , tamed , familiar , domestic
--? s. docility, suppleness, aptitude.
^k-niip-aiip ipiltiT vn. to draw back
one's hands, to withdraw from , to
abandon, to forsake entirely ; to extend one's empire, to conquer, to do-

2b

-tiT, tj/. va. to take, to seize, to arrest, to make prisoner, to take into

custody, to apprehend.
3,lrppu,Jt^n^f s. tossing or throwing
from hand to hand, or from one to
[n-u/JJemo^i
another.
Sit-fipuiuaiA 1 wgt ^- Si^"^"' > S^-

minate ;- ja/t to abandon all, to

throw the helve after the hatchet to
venture the' saddle after loosing the

2tt- y, nj_s. form, shape, figure

formula, form ; mould, model; plan,
design; dress, costume, apparel, garb;
attitude, deportment, bearing, carriage ; countenance, look, demeanour;

horse.

georn. figure

vn. to lend a help-

2fci.'i<4</ti/', hijl,

ing hand, to help or succour; -[nT vn.

to be helped, succoured, to find aid or
assistance -int- w^a. lending a hand,
assisting, succouring; - ipihi_^.-jk-ir\
-ini.pi,Jb s, aid, succour, assistance.
*9,tnAl^uMf, s. pot, saucepan.
S,lrn.i^u,u a. able, capable - ib'iit-ij
^inui%(ii_, to be capable, able, clever,
endowed with ability to be within
reach of, in the way to -n,.p-[iiii s.
;

ability, capacity.
2-><.%<7?.'"-/?A s. stretching or- holding out the hand; encroachment, usur-

pation.

glover;

-imiiuTi'aMn. s.

to assist, to relieve, to contribute, to

second, to favour; -nM-Pf s. succour,
aid, assistance ; cooperation ; means.
2fr'Ao^f ^s.muff. [one after another.
t

ntl^ S.

tail

uin,

tO

2tp ,nj ,Jk a.poss. your n^ju'b^phiT

^*'if 'Ido not require anything of
;

yours

-i pron. yours.
emancipate, set free
major, of age ; - laniik-u to set free, to
emancipate -Jtirvn. to be emancipated, set free ; to be of age, to do without help; -n,.p[it.% s. emancipation;
majority.
S;i-i'put/iuii_a. s. taken, arrested, prisoner, captive; - m/iAt^, ^./pn.'fct^or
;

S,lrppiuifatin a.

in

iuIimmiiuTCiijTC , uti^ini-uiliufli

havo simple, uoble, gentlemanly or ladylike manners; - aii_,

^pi!bui_
to give a shape to mniini^

i-npui^u/ii
opl,%u,lil>

become a monk; ^^yu -

to

in this

"*?) thus, so

tpt-ia^

q-yu he wrote a letter thus conceived, or in these terms;

^ - un.u.du.j allegorically.
Sit-i-MMi^uii a, for form's sake ; -4*/^t./*, tjf va. to form, to figure, to
fashion ; -likpuim-lS-li s. configuration,
conformation ; -^Irpmui^uA a. plastic
-ik^pmni-Pf s. - or plastice, modelling,
moulding.
piubfiq oppiuili

^hpu^uMpuApir*

painted, represented.

a.

not to touch, to

ufuipqjOV

^y^.uM'b^'ii

thes

2ti_iii^**/'S.

take care, to avoid -uimmpuiau, ad.

immediately, forthwith, instantly.
^hiAinnc a.lending a hand, helping,
succouring, aiding, assisting; contributing, favourable -ipihi_, to cooperate, to lend a help, to succour, to aid,

Sihm

J-tun-uiim-un-njifi

nii,lrf_-a, to

maniplo.

3,t-a.iuiui^ ipifiirvn.

the garb of a clergyman, in clerical

attire ; /> - unuliuMlimi, , in private clo-

empty-handed.

S,t-niini^iyb a.
S,lrnAni-i,ui[i s.

glove-seller.

^trniMitununMni-P-ntZb

hiru.

S,t-t.u,iff,fl^,pirun.tohe

transformed

2ti-t/j; h^jiva. to form, to figure, to

fashion ; to model, to cut out, to shape;

to cross, to get over or across.
2ti-^^. scissors.
*2t-nj , U.J s. square, carpenter's -.
24/3-

olive

J^tP-y

liP-t-u-

olive-oil

a4__ s.

oil

to gather olives.

"a S. horse JuiuitutiUjlauMat nnJt^

stii^
- stallion, stone
Juiik-mu npiuMm -.
a gelding iTumuiiuIi - mare a-ua^nu,
npuy - , hunTni^n^-, war
, charger
ter ; ujUMMuippqin^in7i raCO- Ip-ut^
putpJ Iiiun-iuAJiif. - draught-, carriage
or coach u,quim - blood
4t6-t.
fiii-Pt - riding- saddle ; uiuifuMpM^
ptiAmpuipJi - led,
fiuMui pranoer
4^^"*^
uiyutJt[iti.
pack
(jart
I

ifc-^i

fiuij" ^uia-uij

'

a -

drive; - Jtrpfbui^aA ,
""'7.-

/iei'l'i

to ride
power;
;

fit

(f="-i'j/)

'

or
</:_

nag, pony;

,,;;

2b
^at-iLuM^ jtpnf

2ba

431

colt, foal, filly

.o4f iyu.

look a

- in the teeth; S. \try,r,

\uiii.^ 2^tri-ui%[iJ', &C.
S,liuipn,J- s. veterinary surgeon
horse-doctor; -pyl^ s. horse-breeder;
-pm-J-nM-P-litX s. hippiatrice, horse or
cattle surgery -q.t-u,[, , mt-y s. hippogift

- , fiery or superb, highmettled, prancing or frisky, spirited,

bold, mettlesome, tractable, well-bitted or broken, easy upon the hand
ifimifiitrpiup,

/"""iB-f/mpg

or

utiuijl,

upiHiuii..nn

lutTliif.,

lub^lni-

^u#.

{iipiuali

Iiligi^ilikg,

hard-mouthed, vicious, untractable,

furious ormoon-eyed, restive or kicker , skittish horse uiiiuilimnA - jade
;

w^yi^uib

or Jhi^^l^

i^npf

uffiuut^

or j^n-uim -, yellow-dun, grey,

dappled, fiea-bitten, piebald, chestnut or sorrel, roan, light-bay - ; //>

Itp

"^ty

flesh

'

^^y

f.un.utli

rump,

croup, hind-quarter ; put^^l>n/ , hair

[limp , iihp jtjinj , forage
provender,
,
meatj^iu^^ ifing --pond; "/^p ^l'y>

dung

shoe ^'^/"j
curry-comb
nijum-iuip
crupper oiu/i^ain^ ily blanket or
<?^jj

MMfujjm

Alinj

<J/ioy

-cloth

llutpiut^uiiiip.

horse-trappings
paces of a ;

^MuaJuMitp '^P"/

pbp-uig^

Tf-ulup Jtjin/

the
caracol

ilin/
,

>

wheeling about ^pouuV^^ J^y a ride

( on horseback )
q.iupJ'uJi,t-i_ qto
groom, to curry, to comb a - ; uiu,,_
"'*z.?r ^^ shoe a - ; 4^p'Hri_ j- to
break in a - ; uui%iki_ if- to master a
'~
~ irfuAirfj llk-plrtui^^_i uM^tnutbiulils/t
y P
[likppu miMibyu luniint-u &c. to rldo,
to g.et or mount on horseback, to take
horse; tpP^uMf^ ( -,io ride, to go on
horseback jjf.i^> ifp.ouUnn_ A^ml^, to
take a ride, to go on a party of ride,
to go out for a ride; TCuifup lun^nt-fjtjini
,

'

to caracole, to

wheel about;

move

in caracols,, to

uip^guiiypiuutuii q-ti um^^

to give a - the bridle, to gallop,

to run full speed ; (unuiMi_ In. /^f.^jffr^
Jfiy , to prance, to rear ; liuimMuni-i_
ifinj, to run away, to take the bit
between the teeth ; fi2^,yu I3^uf,hi_
^%^, ! Alin, to dismount, to alight, to

'hyi_,

get

doVll', ^>2uii-t-i_lrpuifiiuiJt[.ni-P-tmi/p

q^ to lead a - hither & thither, to &

fro; i&lrui_li ioply ^pnj, drawn by
four horses 4 qni-uiJp. fnfun. p-i"^
,

river-horse

-<f.^ *. bol'

shave-grass
-^^./S# a.
horse-headed; -i-nq_ s. horse-stealer;
-jti S. U,iY</ -p-iuip S. 9Ll'i"P2^'- ;
-fuilunt-p s. hot. hipposelinum, bastard
stone-parsley -piuiqmg ad. a. caracoling, wheeling about; * s. horse-dancer; -^<oi a. of or belonging tp horses;
#. horseman, rider; zool. sand-piper;
-^hpuf a. horse-shaped
-linphnu^ s.
hot. panic-grass, panickle -4.^4- umh.^
"iilrirva. to pursue or hunt on horsehorse-tail

back -Jhipin -mnM-pf s. combat on

horseback, cavalry fight -WuipuiH a.
fighting on horseback.
/% *. pi. horses -n.iu,r a. whose
issue is like the issue of horses, excessively luxurious,
[boy; ostler.
lug s. horse-boy, stable*^liuiuiMM,'i,
3;t'"M,tp a. loving horses, fond of
horses, of riding uuiui'iinM.pf s. horse
-umuM% ^ s.
sacrifice or immolation
stable, stud - -^ -umiu^ { s. horse,

'

gad-fly, wasp ; -^2<"on. s. horsedealer,

courser, jockey ; -ili-p u<j
fly,

post-boy; horseman, rider - lupiuti.kj' or -iluipyw vn. to manage, to govern or mount a horse; ./_
iu,i.iauyp -, to gallop, - full speed;
-laipiu^ui%% s. horsemanship, equitation; -i^^c# . horse-breaker; horse*.

postillion,
;

man, rider;

riding-school;
s. equitation ; -juipm^i a. fit or well adapted
for riding (road or place) ; -...o/S- S.
-py6r\ * -aiouipuMli s. uoso-bag : wallet,
saddle-bags, valise.
[a horse.
"^'"r/'i

-iluipJ-n^

jockey;

9;^ujp^lrj;

k-gf,

s.

-iluipni-pj,

vn. to ride, to

^fiuipiatliutpui'ii

cus

s.

hippodrome,

pjuMifuif^ S.

^[fuuptiui^

mimIi^

/ilWj -ni-PlitA

you must Hot

cir-

course, race-ground.

^-V n^

uuiuiuk uuibilhi,

mount

Sip-up^w^ it'i'l'ift tup^at-trirvn. to give

a horse the reins, to slacken the reins
of a horse, to run full speed, to gallop, to ride or go at a gallop.

drome; races, horse-races.

or 'humtuL. iL 'lini^uii- hiS tell

under him, fell heels upwards ; fi-t^ik,
4iMk -* > the - neighs ; np ipfi kum.
t^uMiygiui-

potamus

Si^uigai-ij,
Sil't^^-fp

s.

hippo-

hippocentaur, centaur.

S. ^-A-A-#^; piT S, eLpi"p^

s.

equitation.

;;

452
SlTb
snowy -p,^ a. covered with snow,

abh

shooting, act of shooting;

S,['itexture; o. stretched, well tight; extended, vast; long, prolix; ad. long, a
long while or time ; [ - <p4ut#t^, to
prolong, to protract, to lengthen; to
flag, to droop; - ^V.t^, to bend the
bow uMp^i^iri_ or lifku iTutu/blrf to
for
run or pursue far
months together.
%l,iii,[t,ug a. riding ; *. stadium ; -^
course; -^ or
. horse-races, races;
-upufi, s. hippodrome ; -/>4 a. riding
s.

-np S. 9/'c*'/?"'ji^

2/.p.uyg%a. olive-coloured ~^npit,

;

oil-presser ; -f-npftni-P-ii s. manufacture of olive-oil ; -[ba a- full of

olive-oil; -li-Rfi olive-harvest or
crop ; -4<"1> a. pressing olives ; -^ s.
oil-mill ; -iFm'b s. cruetolive-press
stand ; I'linni-ii^ S. olive ; umufU fi
grove,
t-iyj s. olive-yard
-lihutff,
<"j

*.

[with

plantation of olive-trees.
va. to

8,l>p-tj; y^fi

^ftP-iAf,
pfiili

olive-tree, olive

s.

wild -

blossom

-^"-y

ttuiiipli^

oil.

to anoint

oil,

^-yy.

olive-

Mount

-titu

of

snow-blindness, [olives.
Si^nuilii, mni^if. o. horse-footcd.
S^/i-/?f -% s. nature of a horse.
2f^, <J//y s. gift, grace, present,
boon ; faculty, talent; privilege, advantage Jp p -u pi^ tl. f ^nfii,,! fuo^
ut-ij not to adulate or flatter - v*-/i.
-iCuifaouni-P-'k
the gift of eloquence ;
-triT va. to give, to make a gift or
present.
*^[iJkP-

s.

9/'-/3-

lb

mastic

nil_s. pitch,

-mih^

tar

-uii-np

>

frmJir^

a. pitchy,

sticky
-ui^iaj,
s. pitch-ore , pitchblende, protoxide of uranium ; -Inr,
t^b va. to pitch.
;

Sil'^'i'i

-flake

snow; 4<" ^tuA,

iT-t/bi,
fun^p - fine -\ large
4./t
thawed
liym
'^^"L.
Jk-iui

s.

flakes ;
iyuib , drift

4f -

Jilrai%

--slip

%4

^Iru/ii
shoe uuiftmuili pppiri. q- as
white as - snowy white - ^uy l>^^
it it snows -i ^.fiiu/hl- the - gathers - p.,u^t.,r h-l/ii it had snowed
very hard, there had been a heavy
Jilru/lM
lall Ol
t^tinuilia luniuitiWi
,

>

^l-k-u to

SDOW-ball.

%lii%u.p.lr[, a.

-P-yp

-?-nA

S.

-lie

~ii3

<

snowy -fit 'quMff^ a,

laden with snow; -JiMiunX a. mixed
with snow -b-u,ql,^ s. snow-ball-tree
a.

of snow,

full

snow-beaten; -//Ai/_t;n. to
snow-ball; -liuHi a. of snow, snowy; s.
ice-house guardian; -^t-puiji^ a. snow-^hqi
like
-liftp a. carrying snow
ip,lr vn. to be smothered in snow;
-6-t6- a.

-4"/

ice-house or pit; -^mir, uigny

*.

snow to become
shine like snow; -tiiTu/ii

vn. to

like

snow, to

a. snow-like;

surrounded, covered with

liuimuMp^p
snowcapt, capped, crowned summits;
-^-P a. pure as snow; s. snow-wa-fMiuMu,

a.

snow

- or -#<^o4

ter;

-ay^a.hnriei

in

snow;

-^nt-gui^

cause to fall like snow

~'t"UL " shining, very white, candid
9^-t<pt4 *. 6oi. snow-drop, [as snow.
S^.-'ii-^im. to snow -it it snows
-"iik-u,^, it has snowed.

'iilrj'

va. to

S,l"-''it;ik'i'

S.it-'f,

a.

[up.

cold.

grub up, to break

ichthyologist lu^mi a.

hgl, va. to

S/ffiuipu/ii s.

-logical

snowy

-n^pftiSi

s.

-logy.

Ulfi'ip-nuifncia-pt-i s. pisciculturo.

24i"4<i2^. mussel, muscle, limpet;

-^irp s. ichthyophagist, fish-eater; a.

feeding on fish; -lilrpui a. fish-like;

fish-shaped ; -4mi , &c. S. 4^"/"" 5 -*"'.?. botargo;
-iTnpP- . fish-skin; -^_
T(uin. S. fishmonger ; -mlruAp
mlr^
auM'iif. s. fish-pond, pool, reservoir;
-pu/L s. fish-market ; fishery ; --t" a.
abounding in fish -^mu^ s. albatross.
2/iipi s. small fish, fry ; young fish.
,

s. spawn ; caviare.
24%4o_^s. king-fisher, halcyon.

^ip'Id'P3,li%npu
t.u4

uj

l^uipP-

>

boat,

spear

smack;

fisherman *w_
p fisherhook; harpoon, fish-

fisher,

s.

k-plrpuipi^'ii

^uiiiuip -uig

fisher-town -".
a fisherman; -ui^uA a. belonging to a fisherman, piscatory, fish;

ii-"P a. like

ing

-n.-P-b

s.

fishing, fishery

fisher's

spermaceti.
[calling.
2'l-kj; 3,Jtn.u.,^i &e. S- 3,fmtrj;
S,J/^piypi &C.
HiiB-rLb JkJhpuA /""-ip /""ij * winter
storm, tempest, hurricane ; fig.
affliction, trouble, grief; ^fl ^cf^t.
Sit/bni^qt-ii^s.

bearing snow s. great

snow storm fig.

abundance of snow

snow-clad

calamity, evils, pain, grief; -f-nfli a.

snow-coloured, as white as snow,

f-"'ll

utlant-p t^ai-pui ^{np

/iniiiuL.

bitter,

uili^ptrg^tyjib

- very severe or hard,

gloomy, cold, dry, rainy, damp,

Jt-qj"

,;.

,;

am,

uimn..,i^ iJhpuih,
winter-fruits uiui^uip idbpa!i> provisions for winter ; i,uAii.lrpJt iJhpuM%
winter-clothing ; (i ^Jt-paA in winter;
during. the snowy or winter season;
/f ilk-^AJlrp,u'b
f ^np iJkpufb, iu midwinter, in the depth of, or in the inclemency rigour of winter ; ./.^jA-u^.
Iiuiiriyu - last or this winter ; uAym^
;.

to spend
country to Winter, to suffer

^ _p^uinai^^
the winter in town,

giifi,hi_ii-

ua%n,.i_ai%linij,

iitluin^iuMiTuthpu

^tuih-qjilt

tuey

hare passed many hard winters.

2 Jin.1>u.p,

vegetated

a.

ed during winter
UJlr-^xui

-ptp

blossom-

a.

winter-

[bringing.

chilblain.

s.

Si/t>i.%i<i4<%f./<u<n^,9.winter quarters.

winter-beaten

SiJt-niiiMM'iaip a.

- ^f.

be damaged or injured by

itrijin. to

the winter.
Si'nrn.iuiJhi.m s.

beginning of winter.

ui^ui/

SiJirn-ttu/iiuiJ',

winter, to

grow

vn. to

becomo

be as cold as
be exposed to the rigors
cold, to

winter ; to
of winter; to inure oneself to cold
fig. to be a prey to adversity, to be
exposed to life's tempests S. 8,Jt-ptj:
Sidtnimunt-i a. nourishod in or during the winter.
S,i/tni,iumni^/ s. evorgreon.
SyJtpuiJ^uA -y/A a. wintry, hibernal,
winterly -^/A ^^^ tl'ztpe ^^^ 'o'^S
winter evenings.
^Jbpkyllii, -uip'li 1 -ufbji s. winter,
the winter season; fig. storm, tempest,
hurricane ; in winter, during the win[ter.
SjJtpaAnj s. barracks.
S,Jtpuiu,ni.% s. winter residence ;
winter apartment.
3,Jtptir, tjp vn. to winter, to pass
or spend the winter to be in winter
quarters ; to lodge in barracks -i^iu,^
t-ni-g, to pass the winter in harbour.

in

^jypliuMl^uili

~jl*^*

O. iiJfrpui^ut%

^Jkpng, u,^ s. house or place serving to winter in; winter quarters,

barracks.
2'ltpnt.^ pill, s. water-melon.
,

2W/

vine-prop; perch (measure); a. straight.

^nnu,p.u,pi a. propped, supported;
arbour, vine-arbour, bower, trelliswork - jopyiilrij qiupq.uiplr[_, tO prOp
or support a vine, to adorn with arbours or bowers, to enclose with trel*.

monk's hair-cloth.
*2t/<f-fr s. unbroken kernel of the

embower.

lis-work, to

s. small perch or bar

ramrod.
_
^nqui^q, s. perch (measure) -a,./.
land-surveying, mensuration.
^nquili,

'ipm^a/^jp

If

fi n-li-i^^,

in the

from the winter ^'%/* iJhpni^p, the

^pm^otJ" JtJh_
wintry winds blew
piuiin

mv

435

very mild winter;

s.

railings, posts

3,n,ilift s.

&

rails,

pa-

lings, palisade.

3iyu ini-inj a. smelted, cast, founded massive, heavy pure, fine; s. font,
cast; mass, ingot, wedge; weight,
;

[a torrent.
dale ; bed of
"J . valley, vale,
2"/"p"''/A a. traversing a valley
(river); -;f *-<- *. province full of
valleys; -?/-'/. s. village in a valley;
-n-ui^utuilis. small plain among valleys;
-ibp a. inundating or overilowing valleys ; -//." a. abounding in or full of
[dingle, glen.
valleys.
s. little valley , dale
2"/."-//
-"J
9,npu,.ih-- a. valley-shaped.
3,npu,Jlr2_s.hoitom of avalley; -rm.m
ip,pj'vn. to enter the valleys.
knp'i y,n4_s. coat, dress, cloak.
^npiuiplrp a. clothes-producing, furnishing the material for cloth, lanigerous ; -^^irpA a. rending one's garments; -uiu.u,a. clothed, covered with
clothes ; --.u./io-A- a. hanging up or out
[shabby coat.
clothes.
bit of cloth
9,"P'il>/i mean vest,

heaviness.
2"//

^npJlft.r, hjjuj vn. to

be

for mak[shoes.

fit

ing clothes.
%piJnjli

&

clothing

s.

boots or

2"-. "J s. egg; - in-iu.1,-3, eggs,

spawn, roe -jt Jli^f-k ^* v?'"'-j -7/
yolk of an egg; #v/"""'4"'-j -^. white
of an egg - pyi'iv"u nest - iluMqtu^
i,u,u
rath - - i^i-M>^kuMi_. stale - ^in,-,n
addled, rotten - ;
u.'iih'iin.^iq.
;

<

-y shell <//<i*' -y the membrane of an - * - l[uipJl'p Easter- -s;

llr2Cirui

p^tp/unpn.^-

boiled -s

u^/rV

Jiard

- - ^ ,nu,ui,ulil, poached s fried~s;

- uiithu uiplfu'lilru itp^thu to lay eggs;
;

J,

-u

%u,nlri_,

on, to

s.

sit

^n^ijtirvn. to err, to stray,

let;

2"/^!

[walnut.
y,nil_s, bar, perch, pole, rod,

-iflti,

,n..>ithl_ JJ-U

a.'

tO hatch, tO

laying-hen ; -^^_ s. omhard-roed, with spawn;

oviparous ; -S^"-. 3 . egg-

3,nL.u,pt-p s.
-il-i/

brood on.
a.

,; .

201

'<3 4

'\yi

layer, layer; -^itn^pT s. laying eggs;

-itp4ii a. oTal, ovoid ; --Jti. o. oval,

Venus, persons dedicated to obscene

rites - mnjiik-u to offer.

egg-shaped -/>/4 a. without testicles,

gelded; -^"y S- ~ptu%- ^uA^^ s. anal,
oviduct, oviary duct; -^zCm/t s. eggseller -^uA *. ovary, ovarium -utpq.

2o*^^io. offering; consecrating.

3,oit-ai. . offering, gift; dedication,

a.

sacrifice.

oval;

omelet.

3,ni^liiib-

Iff

s.

font, cast; -n/,[i-j a. cast,

smelted, founded;
3,ni-iMiil[ui% a.

sibility,

cast, image, &c.

; -m-PfiiX s. fu-

s.

fusible

[smelting-house ingot-mould.
;

crucible ; foundry ;
^ni-ibJ; h^f, va. to cast, to smelt, to
found; to freeze, to harden by cold;
%ni-ifupu!i,

to solidify

s.

1,

huqirii qunt-ulrfiu [tt-pyuib^

they shall turn their swords

into ploughshares.
/.

jun.liu

3,ni-itip a. fusible.
^"-d'l-' ~IV'L^3,nt-/f%,

it-utiii

tl'iu^tuputn

^btiuiifu/li9 fUrLr^i^

J5,

if-ntlni^ Atiiuli

tieth.

MuliiultPj,

eighteenth letter
1^ (gh&d) >iuiu, s. the
of the alphabet, & the thirteenth of
the consonants ; '/.. '^ . ninety ; nine-

s.

- silurus, sheat ; limpjjip - itn^n^ salt-water - ; J^u/ii

liuiMMfnjtn

gold -

founder.

casting.
A^u/jy s. fish; ast. Pisces;

^nt-ini-ah

tunhtSti

fe,

It

much aflBnity with the

has

^ & ^, &

let-

sometimes confoundjy-k-qj,
ed with them; for example

ters

^itbuirii\

is

p-kMJi

j^pPi

J//u/i,

basket, --glue

or isinglass, kettle,

maw,

skin - >^.i^,

to

- funpni/t-u to
iiiuiik-u

to

grill,

to fry -

2"'J!'<J. "**??/*.

S.

scale,

go a fishing
-

to broil

24^

- m.

&c.

rag, tatter, old cloth;

sack- , hair-cloth ;-/3ra-<o^&-^ coarse

hairy cloth.
[ly.
^puiiluiumuili a. working gratuitousQjptMT, frg/i va. to give gratis, to make
,

iTJ-lr/u
iltuli

puiqrf.

^nqiuli

>

p.ulplin

^rfli

[t-llp

^n

qnL.i^j nL.qlij

In foreign words with a comma

placed above, thus /., it is always
pronounced/^.
iutrenchment encamp1,'"4fo-' fc'' *
ment; camp; army; - u.6^t_. ^/6^t^, to
intrench, to throw up intrenohments,
to pitch a camp.
;

"XuiJpuip

uMg s.

lamp

torch, flam-

tuitous, voluntary ; ad. for nothing,

gratis, free of cost, soot free, gratui-

-"'^w."- flaming, shining, brilliant, resplendent, fulgid, glittering ; -yj; tjl, va. to illuminate or
adorn with festal lamps ; to kindle, to

tously; -^

inflame.

a present

beau;

of.

9,p['> Apiij s.

gratuitousness

a.

gra-

s. gifts, presents.
2pl"^pi"p S. S.p^ ad. -Iiu,% S. %pl, a.
-iluipj- *. foundation scholar; -mm-p
a. given gratis, gratuitous.
2/>f "./?f <-*/ *. gratuity.
%iiirj; y^l va. to snatch away, to
pluck off; to tear in pieces, to rend,
;

to devour.
3,pAl'm a. rapacious, lacerating.
2<'5> /y s. present, gift S. -/ -"<_;&
;

offering place, altar.

2o'*'A-A', /rjf, va. to give, to present,
to offer, to dedicate, to devote, to consecrate; to sacrifice; to initiate.
S,o'i<,t,pu/r, s.

2*'f

i*-u#_3 s.

ry, mysticism;

offering, gift
sacrifi;ce;

myste-

votaries of

-"'i'lSJU

'\u,j;iuuhmi_a.
'\a,%,f.iJiinJii s.

1u.i.A

s.

'\uiplilin%

embroidered, laced.
laudanum.

Gr. w. mus. organ.

uij

lta.4 1^4

s.

Gr. w. hot.

agaric

>iyk"'3 * rudder, helm,

tiller ; oar, scull.
It^ui^iMp , uig s. steersman, helms,

man;

fig. director, governor, chief;

-kirva. to be steersman, to hold the
helm, to steer a vessel; fig. to govern,
to direct, to manage ; -n^p-f s. steering a vessel ; fig. government, direc-

tion,

management.

-;

;
.

mh
'Xyb^Muii

uig

~2kuiii

ki/iug

jack- or roller-towel ; towel

l/r/f *. bot. S. ^n%ihqj.
'\k^pi Ij s. package.

s.
,

apron

-, buck r.
young r. np^, ^aM,f.tup^ -f
r.-burrow hutch
liiuql^u^iibi^ -/.

doe-r.

napkin.

Juiif.

levitical

*.

to squeak;

wheel or
small wheel, pulley; mar. block.
Ckiuliiiupiuf^iuif-nfih- 1 luj 5. turner; pulley-maker a. turned, made orfashioned in a turning lathe ; -it-^. a. pulleyshaped , round, rounded, circular;
--np a. furnished with pulleys ; S.
l^iufuiapuili

lyyY > 1,"/'4 &c.

S. Ini/fMi^ \^1J W'lnpi t &C.
'Xn/lin'b s. an Indian bird.
'Xn.-iiuilikii' va. to hide ; vn. to hide
or conceal oneself.
'Xn-.qt.fb, /. s- cylinder; roller.

lathe

swiui J to hide.
the Koran.
loi/mfi uij s. swimmer aquatic animal, flsh; a. hidden.
'loqaA^, -u/iip S. -/"-*>; -tiP, tj/ vn.
to toll, to ring, to sound ; to bark, to
yelp, to howl, to bay, to growl; fig. to
cry out, to snarl ; -/nA , -m-Uh s. ringling, tinkle, tinkling; noise, sound,
clang.
loq/rir, tjf^ vna. to hide ; va. to
smooth or level with a roller; -h^m.^
g,u'i,ir,rva. to hide, to conceal.
Tioy/.J", h^uii vn. to hide, to conceal
oneself; to lurk, to crouch, to squat;
to creep into ; to swim.

i^npir a,

'

Int-qliir, i-jiy vfi. to

Ini-pmt,

s.

hide oneself.
hiding oneself.

'XoiifilJ' vn. to

'l^o/^oii a.

squat, to lie

trave, horse's clog.

l^u.[uu,'i,ng s.

Gr. w. Leviticus.

or 'Int-nui^

1^Y_.u4

-/'. to

/<>/t^

squat or cowering.

Leviticus.

lA-t.OTa._5f s. levite.
'\lri.u,[ii/n% s.

'\t-i-,nuMiiii,% a-

-f,

.ly s. turner's

-^aluaipuililrm/ a. tumcd, formcd or

fashioned on a turner's wheel, in a
lathe fig. very well turned or made,
well-finished, well formed.
-^tufumpuMiiyir, t-jl va. to turn, to
fashion in a turning lathe fig. to turn
elegantly, to round, to polish, to ornament, to embellish, to beautify.
l&u,li,TC, ^.a^Jii, S.^.4fa'-[gy,miry.
,u,[uTCuiluai-m a. marshy, fenny, bogiit/i>P s. flight, soaring turn
tumble wheeling about ; caper, somerset - uiniiai-i^. to take wing or flight,
to fly away, to fly up, to soar on high;
to caper, to cut capers, to turn a somerset, to turn heels over head; S. 2f
;

:^ui/upu/iip S.

-^ui^p.

^nfupuiuiiiiii

[swiftly.

flying or

a.

running

- to carry one's head

high to prevail over, to be victorious.
T^uiiia. humid, damp, moist; female;
s. mare.
l^ailiuiTCu/b uij a. lecherous, libidinous, lascivious, wanton, lewd ; --?*.
lecherousness,lasciviousness; whorepuipApaiif.iiii.lu

dom

fornication.

-^laliuiui

hrng

tion

hn-u/iililii^ili

the nineteenth letter of

the alphabet, & the fourteenth of the
2?

Oe )

''^

consonants;

^, hundred; hund-

redth.

has

&

much

&

aflSnity

with the

sometimes confounded with them ; for example

a-

^,

is

itu.'i.kui,

- J}Uni-ui_

-, fronton, pediment;

qopni., pu/iiui^l

army drawn up

in

order of battle, troops in battle-array ; rank file j order ; - mn. - face

,

to face, vis-a-vis, front to front; -e/iit

It

letters

forehead

/ji-j s.

face, front, frontispiece, eleva- i-png , frontispiece, title-page

pT^l'TC,

^luti-iap

uig

plbtj ^ta*. fkti 4F'^>

s,

rabbit , coney

ht

<

annt-fruift TCuii/iuui

fuitp^iikuitt uufuin-^

large , protruding , bold

wrinkled, threatening -; ijj-4'/4"'*'ix.t
to strike one's - ; j'pf'^u j"'V't^V^U

"buifl,^

l^uifjkfj .{uin-lrui-'u

to

draw up

in line

of battle, to put in battle array, to

offer battle, to face ; - !/;_. /r - ^_

57

,
;

Ml
uia,%hu -u ifiihu to attack the

combat

in front, to fight, to

^ -

kiu,'iiki_

to engage in conflict, to attack,

to assault; ubliufiiyi_ /< m-, to be left
dead on the spot; / - A-4"<% ^n-ktr'ii^,
.

he opposed them with..

i^if.

-ni., in the

bat

"lip

I^ui^iumiuif-liii

s.

't^puijf

destiny, pre-

destination, fate, fatality

fortune

q.mn.'b
;

^. 4

doom,

fatal,

>

star,

high des-

tiny ; -fiiui^uA a. fatal ; s. fatalist, predestinarian -n-ph-iF va. to predestine,

to destine, to doom, to fate; jtu'uj'u,^
i,ni.p'l, -,f.pku,u born or destined to
immortality ; -n-pn^-P-l s. fatalism.
']&ui^uMiniiiJ'itipui s. troops in battle
array, army drawn up in order of
battle; general engagement, pitched
battle, war; a. fighting, belligerent;
warlike ; op -f day of battle ; - mY.,
to wage, to make war, to fight; -pi a.
belligerent; -^i/", tj-^y vn. to fight a
;

it

p-nt-k-juii-

it

becoming; n^[, -

uiuM,niiiC,k^ m^'bliui^

int-pt Vp kf^ ^.npifnp, hls succcss did

not answer his expectations, he was
disappointed in his hopes.
,

'^ui^uiM-np S.

~ if^npiu

becomes gloomy.

would be more
^^
did not seem fitting or

better,

suitable, expedient, convenient;

countenance

his

juMn-u,^n,.j'

action or com-

first

'bayj'iu'iiiuj

.;

MH

456
enemy would be

J.

CI-

-t/* S. '^t^inr'^

-m-Pftiii

suitableness; decency, de-

fitness,

t-gp

jj<4t</",

[corum.

suitable.

iSi-'^lrib a.

make

a4

match colours

to

-l-j/at-i/uAtrir va.

convenient, to adapt, to

fit,

to
to

accommodate.
25"'4/>a'
morass
42i]i s. marsh ,
swamp, fen, bog, slough, quagmire.

suit, to

2J.4H'S./. 25"'4^**i~iiiu^u b.
2iu'4''7_ S. A<"4 a. J ui^p
P 2jf4 ad. ; umuum^ a. saying or said
opportunely or suitably; -m-P-J- s. fit[ness.
]^iu^ni.li s. troop, pack.
.

pitched battle, to attack each other

in front, to

counter

meet face to
a.

-iTni-ii^

face, to en-

rushing

on the

thicket,

^uiiiutm,

&,(i.^.\\'ii,nuMli.

tjfty vn. to twist, to

2S.2*<o%^,

/j

^j

'^utlliainuMjtiMpn.tun t uiq S, OUQ WHO

marshals troops in order of battle
adjutant general, general, [ground.

a. radiant,

-[,

"j^uu^iauth-iTt tfl/

s.

battle-fi.eld

h-um-nuMlil^iT

VCt,

to

s.

ray

brilliancy, splendour;

monstrance, re-

[twine.

^utiiitiiau-liiT,

enemy.

2iu>f loinuiin/t^

bushy place,wood.

]^u,quiif.s.

light, glare,

\)pp.aM.pirtMiii

brilliant, shining, refulgdazzling , beaming , glittering,

ent
sparkling, gleaming, resplendent, glis,

tening, bright.

put or arrange an army in order of

battle, to draw up, to marshal, to array.

^ drawn up
in battle array, to be marshalled for
fight; to fronttheenemy;tojoin battle.
^ia4"""/"^>

^s'y

AuM^ifutpu/b

*"* *'

child's

s.

rattle;

tanets.

cas

}&u,fiij.t^s. beet, beet-root;

jS<"4 .

fit,

[t"'-4
S. Pu.

proper, decorous, suit-

able, becoming, seemly, decent, befitting, convenient; s. fitness; [ - ad.

properly, fitty, suitably, opportunely,

conveniently, to the purpose ; p- tv.

it is fit, expedient, suitable, becoming; p -ipitij ^Mfj uiuiu-,u.e,t-i_, to

imp.

suit, to

come,

be proper & suitable, to bebe beseeming or seemly,

to

right, proper, advisable ; t - iu.i/.t^,

to avail oneself of, to profit by ; to

improve, to turn to account, to the

best account il'^S l - is it not suitable ? ^ - P^n^kp iJ!" t - i,uij-a.pkp
he thought fit to um-mi-t^^ ^ - y</ ,it
,

>

gay with many colours, with gold

silver embroidery; s. embroidery.

&

^uiiCuiii^j; ir^f, vn. to glitter, to

sparkle, to shine, to gleam, to glisten.
jS^uiiTuipmuii uj s. quack, mountebank, charlatan; boaster, braggart,
vaunter; bully, roisterer, blusterer;
a. bombastic, puffed up, haughty -tr,
,

brag, to boast, to swagger,

to bluster ; -n..pf s. quackery, charlatanry ; bombast, fustian, turgidity,
boasting, bragging.
tj/r vn. to

^.MiiTpuip

-,uu{uiin a.

tuj

^,uirppni-li s.

camp, encampment;

game-bag of horse-hair.

-^uiJifuMt-np a.

ed,

s.

beleaguered, besieged.

adorned

embellished, decorat-

embroidered

-hW,

tj/l

adorn, to decorate, to deck, to

embeUish; to embroider, to work.
2tui</;><.^, "^mj s. decoration, orna-

va. to

ment; embroidery.

^-a

'

jay-

a//**-'/", t-^t vn. to shiver, to splinter, to split ; to crackle, to crack, to

crash

to burst, to

-ir^nt-^ui'iiL-irva. to

blow up,

to chap

make a loud

noise,

a crash, to cause to crackle, to crack,

to burst ; fig. to speak in a bombastic
manner, to brag, to boast,
-Pn'-Hi- s. great
iS."iiP^b'^
-P^t-e
noise , crash , cracking , crackling ,
crick-crack ; bursting , blowing up
[explosion.
'^"ol'k * mare.
^ajipnm a. blcarcd, purblind ; -hW,
t-glt va. to darken, to dim, to obscure,
to cloud; - t"'i." *o dazzle, to hallucinate, to offascate, to blind ; -../??
*. oFuscation of the sight , blearedness, purblindness.
2jui%, /fjf .small bone, ossicle, cockle.
-^u'liiuli
[> s. bezel or bezil.
'^a/bui^du/ii a. capable of discernI

ing, intellectual;

known.

to

to mislead, to lead astray, to

put out of the right way, to cause to

err

utp^frni~^ tiiuii^y^^ fuuMMpiubyuf

on a journey ; j'"2:"i!'L ?r" b'-p to

prosper, to get on prosperously, to
thrive ; p -f, [n-pm-ir lrpp-uii_, to go
one's own way; fig. to pursue one's
nt^pnt^, to go
point; ^iuMi_ qu or
by the same way as, to tread in the
same steps to follow, to imitate ; /Aj.

~ by what road ? by what way ?

which way? g ni.$j,,f_-^, straight forward uiju ~ ^u'l.k [ f-l'-'i lib this road
r

'

leads to a village ; fpni-ifuimpnt.p k"'e~

Tib -">' company shortens distance ; S.

[o'pM-p

l^q.i/^^lrt/'

2^npn.lrir,

to understand ; i- not to know, to be

unthankful, to forget ; - qliptui-niXu
to listen to reasonT^uAiM,^^, -^,i_s. connoisseur, good
judge; -^.inif, -^nL.3ii s. knowledge;
recognition.
2jvt%<iv'/'4 -"3 s. way, road, route,
street, path ; issue ; journey; mediation ; means, way, manner, method,
process ; -^ Ji/^flSn,
the senses ; utppniji,!, , highway, public road, tho,

roughfare ; 4uipnt^i - great thoroughfare; ^ftjf -'"J' cross-road; iu%^n^,

nuipvint^qp - by-way, by-path - uA.
tiimg u/iilin^ impassable road "c?.
tTutibtj I dirty
or muddy road or
street ; - hiili%l,g the way of heaven,
the path of virtue; -#i.^f Jty-, a
day's journey - h-plig u.n,-pj three
day's j ourney ^-^fli ! -[i% .- -/<q-ru.,. ad. on the road, by the way, on
a journey, during the journey; - /.
puMphuiu on or by the way - uin.%ti_,
to go along, to travel, to undertake a
journey ; to open, to prepare a way
! - u,%liui%lri_, to set out on, to begin
a journey, to start; - niXhi_, to advance, to go forward, to get on ; *.
,

7"""

yutplimhlsrirf

&C.
traveller, pas-

';^u/bMuuiiup^uiifi,iiiij s,
s.

travelling.

;^uA,uu{a,p^a,j.uiL.

to interrupt or block the way, to stop

up, to obstruct ; j**-^ / - , to see off

know to perceive, to reto recollect, to recognize, to

discern, to comprehend, to conceive,

senger -ni-PT'

mark,

^u

go

/"s

highwaymau

g.

travelling companion ; fellowtraveller ; fellow-passenger ; -^ s.

cross-way, street, place where four
roads meet ; -.p b .fi""U".eb
public
square ; -^_jf /". to travel with another, to be a travelling companion;
~ligni.p-'[i s. travelling company, - together; -gn/3 s. guide, conductor; ipils-lj to direct, to show or indicate
the way, to guide.
;^<%u<a/u<^4f%/7u<js. leader or guide.
^iii%u,u{iup'inpif. uj s. traveller, passenger, wayfarer ; -'"ibj S. -4.4^_y
-uipu/ii s. itinerary; -hiT, -b^r vn. to
travel, to make a journey ; to set off,
to start, to take the road, to begin
one's journey, to walk, to go ; -t./??

-i/y

gk-iufjia. to

to take a wrong course,

astray, to err ; /3-/-pfr^
!._

gmi,lri_q-,uL.

recognizable.

^u/iiiu^il, a.

M'h

457

zSl).^

t^^ s. jackdaw, rook; the - kaws.

T&iylr.u^,
^ii.'if<4

;, ,;

s.

#.

journey, way; -

-pt

/Ajf.

(tml,

voyage;

travelling expenses ; - g
h-n\jrM. p. g-iTuip , travels & voyages.
itu-bip

<

calamba, agallochum.
sandal-wood.
2!<%^ jJiiAf. f uig s. hook, tenter;
drag-hook, cramp-iron mar. grapnel,
;^ui%p,uli s.

j^u/b^u/h

-if-b s. bot.

grappling-iron; claw, talon, paw, fang.

-^u/iililunm s. bot. St. John's wort.
jJuA^s'uA^nm a. clawed, furnished
or armed with claws or talons.
uui^
"^ii/liTCt Aa S. ny ; hquAia^ I Itbpi"
""kbi-^ba --time; blow; bane;
I- ib'L t"v^'^L.< to exaggerate , to
make mountains of mole-hills.
I

;;

;,
;,

MO-

&

&

black

a.

"^.u'lntaiTCkliiTuili

spotted; flea-bitten; S.

2f

white

l^ui^u^nL.111

ing;

s.

act of tasting or eat-

Holy Communion; consumption.

-^uiinCuiutnufb s. fly-bane.

midge, small
fly ; - to** m^uipiAif, Baal-zebub the
i,u,'bTq,n.% if. fly, flies, [god of Ekron.
liuiyiTil-i^

2C^^ s. gnat,
,

-^uHiTCnpu

-uili s.

fly-catcher, trap,

room;

refectory.
dine, to take the
noonday meal, to eat ; - "/<'.p to
^'>/b#4 ./#
to dine by
dine out ; the bill of fare.
2J.^.4 s. light dinner, frugal meah
ing-hall,

^.u'tiTOru/ii s.pl. flies.

jSfojt.r, yijfi va. to

dish-cover, [catch-fly.
-^uAtC^IuA s. waving fan , fly-flap

dinner; treat, feast.

*2Jfoi2(i^m'i.*.

-^lu^ikpyP-

s.

I^ai^t/

missal,

punka.

&

Ninth; S. i^ui^iJ-mir-^ uu^uup

utriiuHi
diuner-servicc
,fu^i,i.,uli -y
table ;
bell ; - u/iiuiuiiCyTC, frugal
meal or table - {.npithu to get dinner ready ; - uniitri_, to give a dinner
- Jbir ^npirkij to give a grand dinnerparty ; </<""/"/ k -><> dinner is on
the table -^ ^- j/yti hi. ^%/?^/'/^
^p-pho^ u/u^u/i,h% dinners follow
dinners & suppers follow hard on suppers; S. A'""!'^ut2utii.npit
uig a. dinner-giving
;
invited, asked to dinner, guest.
^ui^uiJ-uMiTs. dinner-hour,
time.
^ut^li uig s. taste, flavour, savour;
,

foretaste,prelibation, proof, gustation;

drinking-vessel , cup , mug , glass
tumbler; measure of 2 gallons; ^"-t.
"buiphiy -, weak or slight effort; ._
*"'-t t"

*o

lutdlnM-l_iJ-~

^^li ^-o taste, to relish ;

^ui2uiunuinL.[3-k 'li'n , to prOVe

-"- jS-n^ ^m^A^,

courage
empty the sea with a tea-spoon.

bis

to

-^uM^uMliiMiliiu'b

^lu^lflig
-a-nij, s.

a.

gustative

-khs

S.

tastcr , assayer;
trial, tasting ;/iu/* s. mouth,
;

-n.nl-

taste, palate
S. ^ui^fj[fr(ip

-i-npnt.'^ s.

degustation

may be

-^u^lik-i^ a. that

savoured, relished

-^

2j</2u4*-r, tj/i 110.

s-

tasted,
the taste.

to taste, to try,

to

relish; to eat, to feed; to drink;

to experience; - ^1/^4, to die ;
^>3 to enjoy the world or its pleasj^y.

tr^ut'isp'^'-Pp luutiiiunni^[d-&
taste the sweets of peace.

ures

.?

mass-book ;

lec-

tionary.

^i>^,
s. dinner, noon-day meal;
repast, entertainment, feast; -^y J-u,ir,
the three canonical hours , Third

Sixth

to

-^a^uli^p a. dining.

2Su.;</#4%"-5"A*-r va.
taste, to give to eat.

to

cause to

T^ui^i/iPj s. dinner- or table-companion, messmate, guest.

spread, dispersed, scat-

^u,ui>uii_ a.

tered

*.

diffusion, extension, dilata-

tion; -i-r, hgl< va. to spread, to disperse, to scatter ; to divert, to enterto squander away, to
tain ; - tilHiiu
waste, to dissipate; ^{irvn.to be scattered, dispersed; to occupy or busy
oneself with, to apply oneself to to
take relaxation or recreation; -/>p.
tyj *. effusion, shedding, spreading;
- luphu,"!,
blood-shed , effusion of
blood, slaughter, carnage, butchery
,

/ii#

lupiriuli iLnpiririi

^uiblr/uiphuiu

pu

lupiruA -ho^ [hni-u to slaughter, to

butcher, to shed rivers of blood; p.u,_
qni-iP tupfs-uib

~Ae

hnl/tt QIT tf-nph-trauni

rivers of blood were

shed in that battle; S.. l,t^"-/"; -nt-X,
s, dispersion ; effusion ; distraction
7Cu,^uMmiuiru,pml!ii

dissipation.
t-gty vn. to glide or crawl
a serpent or worm, to twist about,
to twine or coil round to writhe.
i^uiiiiuiinliir,

like

"^uMuflihiT

lipui\ij'

IrjitJ

vn.

to

stretch oneself in yawning or awaking.

^u#.^ni-4 o. creeping, crawling, cringing; winding, tortuous, sinuous; flexible, supple ; g - arf. hurriedly, hastily, in haste ; g- mijuAt^, to insinuate, to'worm oneself in, to enter cautiously but hastily, to creep or steal
in swiftly.
[ster's or crab's claws.
u{n-y s. claw, talon ; lob"SiUiuini-n.
25"/i/'J s. discourse , harangue,oration, sermon, allocution; dissertation; history; treatise; narration, recital; piupyui^iiA
homily; fiipm^
miuliutu parenesis ; um. -%
-/li ad.
literally, to the letter; - u,pliu>%hij to
deliver an oration or harangue, to
,

make a speech,
/>

to preach a sermon
- uM,Ani-u to discourse, to speak, to

talk ; to write ; - iup^ku,i_ [uontij to

descant, to hold forth, to converse, to

,;,
;

39
talk

discourse

to

speechify
tn-pni^

* to

77"

Y/it-f.

spout

to

luiuunii.p-hii/iig

to write a biography.

[ig s. ray, beam, radialight, splendour, brightness,

brilliancy; georn. radius ; - muAt-ili ast.
vector radius; - uMpJiM^h/j to irradiate, to beam, to emit rays.

"^um.iuif.u.jP-

tion

'^uin.uitf.uiiP-uip.hp

a.

beaming,

luci-

ferous, radiant; crowned with rays

(Diana) ; -iti. a. lucid, fulgid, luminous ; -i/7. , ^siU -"'p^u^k O: casting
or emitting rays, radiant, sparkling,
shining, brilliant, resplendent; -t.
"Ad.- --4" --"/ -p'^JL"" radiant, luminous, blazing, bright, glittering.
-i^utn-iu^iu/P-lrj; hgfi vn. to radiato,
to emit rays, to shine, to blaze, to
dazzle, to glitter, to sparkle, to enlighten, to scintillate.
>

^ain.iuf.iait}-ni-ifiM s.

irradiation, emis-

sion of rays, radiancy, radiance ;pAy*.

radiation.
-j^uMn-uMti-fni-fu

i-ilili s.

Commencement

of a discourse or treatise, chapter;

-H-pkiT va. to write, to describe, to
narrate.
2j<i<n..ii(A> a. belonging to a discourse, discursive; narrated, described; - ^i/iuv'^t litteral sense; -^gt-iT
va. to write or narrate the same thing
with another.
[declamation.
-^lun-uiutug s. declaimer ; -m-P-lic^ s.
-^ma-aimufii^ s. tiresome discourse,
idle story, prattle, chat; cavil, dispute ; -mt-iT irgfi vn. to prate, to
prattle, to chatter; to trifle, to talk
idly ; to cavil, to dispute ; -mn,i_, u.^ s.
great talker, babbler, chatterer; caviller; declaimer.
;^iun.h[l, a. that can be related.
^^uMaJriT, hgjt va. to discourse, to
make a discourse ; to treat to narrate,
to relate ; to recount, to tell, to recite,
to speak.[mons, selection of homilies.
m//< . collection ofser2S'<<7i%</'/>
,

>

"^^uMuipuili

game

jjio^ s.

or

'i\uiuifi^nL.q

^1

chess,

s.

- luuiqu.i_, to play at chess.

remedy, means, expedient;

of -

"nCuipuili

L-t-

means or a way,

f.m<</tr-^,

to find a

to contrive, to think

of a device, to contrive ^fe^ - /^ ^-w

- there is no way or means to, there
it is past all
is no help, it is done
;

irremediable S. ?J'"/"4
^mpmli uig i. pasture, feed, food,

cure,

it is

2JU.P

forage, fodder , provender ; pasture

ground or land, meadow; fig. food,
pasture, aliment, nourishment, prey;
S. ^.^; - 4^y
fuel, combustible;
ip-ir^, to be food to, the prey of, a
prey to ; '^py - ipihu J'u3u,'i,f,i_, to be a
,

prey to the flames, to be burnt, de^

voured, consumed by fire; upy - ^,_
"bhu inu^l,i_, to perish by the sword
upnj - mu,i_, to put to the edge of the
sword, to slay - i.u,uM%ti_, to spread
over, to wind or creep about; - .j_
^ik-pint-uih-ng to keep up, to foment
divisions; 7Cu,p t. - uMn^k-i_, to find a
remedy to repair, to redeem, to re;

trieve, to make reparation or amends

for ; u,n. - uifiimfig , for cherishing or

caressing the passions ;f.<u2r'^/'"#'"'z.

hplimP-niii'inu mu,j[i [

down with

mowcd thcm

.ho

the murderous steel, or

sweeping brand if-^uini-Zp - iri iTmuig

knowledge is the food of the mind.
;

s. plant fit for fodder;

foraging together ; -^uj.. a.
abounding in fodder, in pasture, very
grassy ; -t-ap a. pasturing, feeding.
-^uip.ulihir, Irgfi va. to lead the flocks
out to pasture, to feed, to pasture ; to
remedy, to cure fig, to attack, to corrupt, to waste, to devour, to consume;
vn. to pasture, to graze, to browse, to
feed, to bait, to feed or live upon, to
eat ; to expand, to extend, to dilate,
to propagate, to diffuse, to spread ; to
take root, to get rooted; to be cured;
- ifiuii^b to fatten oneself; pngi inq^
Jai^uMp h-uMM^iujitriu^^^p t the fiamcs,
driven by the wind , continued to

-^uipuiiiuipnfu

-ily

a.

spread jufiit^iuMplfiia -likp t '[^"'^j

a deep wound rankled in their hearts;
guiiJb np jnu^hpu "lip -llkp 3, palu whlch
penetrated to the very marrow of his
>

bones.

[pasture, to give to eat.

,
tO

J^ulpuj^tgrn-gaAlrJ', VU. tO fCOd

"j^uipta^lifff h-quii

O.

'j^uMpuMl^k-J'.

pasture, pasturage
dilatation, extension.
l^uMp'auMiahJ'f Irgh f ^uipW, trqty Vti. tO
crack, to crackle, to crepitate; -m^Lii
-uint-Hii s. crackling, creaking, crepitation, crick-crack, crash, burst.
l^utpjjiiii^ f,' s. clasp, hasp, buckle;
button ; Isop, catch, hook ; - tp-g >
clasp ; piuitLbhi_ tfaifllU g lib OT trtT VK.
to put the taches into the loops, to
l^uipui^aLMiM

s.

clasp, to fasten, to hook.

2jar
jjut^a^ffii.^ s. bol.
TSk'"i"H

<!/>

s.

dandelion, pissabed.
grease, fat, tallow

plump; -

/i/n^t*/.
bacon,
seam, hog's grease or fat - funi^hlbli
- gnptAiy the finest
^iMifhuMij lard
flour of the finest wheat; oiriu%lri_-nil_,
to grease p.uiniiuii_ q-ii to skim to
scour, clean or purify from grease;
-nf ^ui^aiirp n.uii_, to become blind with

oil; a. fat,

rage.

[(acid).

'S,uMpuiail[iii% (

ppai.ni.m

"i^tanufitiintuntunai

greasy,

full of

stearic

u.

"^lunullHi-np

CZ,

SO"*

[(acid).

stearine.

Aaipuinqia/fuiit (jd-P-ni^ni-ui) U. adipic

^"puinillfb ad.

with all its fat.

greasiness fatness,

-Ki"[i>ini-P-l,^,s.

plumpness.
'^upu,uMuu!ti // s. orator, rhetorician,
rhetor, eloquent person; -<4'"^ a. ora,

torical -i S- -ni-Pf ; -/rj; tgP vn. .to

Bpeak like an orator, to discourse with
eloquence, to harangue, to declaim;
;

-ni-P-t s. rhetoric, oratory, oratorical

art; eloquence, fecundity of expres-

sion, fluency of speech, richness of

style.
[pen.
*A"'pinuMiluMp

ft

lat. s.

ruler

ruling-

sophisticate, to subtilize
"^UMput tup 11

T&iipmiup , U.J a- dexterous, handy,

industrious, ingenious, skilful, adroit,
able, clever, expert; fy. art'ful, cunning, sharp, sly, shrewd, crafty ; s. ar-

; -uiliuHt a. architectural, architectonic ; -hiT, frj/i va. to be the architect of, to build or construct with art;
-itt.p-% s. architecture
great skill or
;
dexterity in art ; -t^iiu ad. cleverly,

skilful

skilfully,

dexterously.
&C. O.

'2\tupuimptuutitb

&c.

'^tuptniupuignL.gaibyir
skilful,

-p-uip ad. skilfully, artfully,

'.

dexterous-

ingeniously, industriously, adroit; cunningly, craftily; -i-km

o. very skilful, - clever; good connoisseur; engineer; -7-^ft- a. having a
ly,

ly, cleverly

good hand-writing; -f-limm^pf

engineering ; -yn/i ad. better ; -^nplt s,

master workman, skilled artisan artificer; artist ; a. well made, executed
with great skill ; -qiu, a. very attentive, examining or exploring diligently -fiiutp a. deceiving adroitly ; eunning,artful, astute; -^ou, u<y a. speaking well , eloquent , fluent ; s. good
s.

vtt.

to

reudcr

dexterous.

"^Miputtupyir, t-gfi va.io

exercise one's

seek expedients, to devise

means, to invent; to make use of stratagems, to use artifices, wiles, shifts
to pretend to be learned, to affect
til p-fti-pirugliu

know

perfectly, thoroughly.
t^tupinuantupu^l
&C. O. tuou &C.
to

'i\utpfntuptupnt-fruin^,YxtuptntMtptutf.npa'.

learning;

"J^uipmiuUMMMb

-unjii_a. insidious, artful, crafty.

mtu

vn. to apply

uijui/

'^uptniupu^ituir,

oneself to, to study, to think of a device; to become industrious, ingenious, skilful, dexterous, adroit.
^utputuiput^uip a. painting skilfully,
in a masterly manner; painted with
[fiction, artifice, cavil.
art or skill.
^iupattiipu!ii^ s. ingenious invention,
'^uiptnuipuiuitrut s. architoct master,
author ; a. skilled, well versed, very

mechanic, artificer, master ad.

well, wisely, thoroughly, to the bottom [i ^u/bi^tu^tui^nph-ni^p-Xi excelling in sculpture
- ^ 4* ?.*'""-"/^t>
adroit at dissembling
crafty - /.p,
tisan,

-Jii-/3^t.i

|3.

^ut/iuiutt-nniut^iuti y[3- [^ nL.ni-atJ CC,

baric, pyroleic (acid).
^uipui^^ &C. S. '^uipmuap &C.

2J'"/"?/"" *.

tat,

grease, adipose.

speaker, orator, declaimer ; -fioukiT

vn. to speak with eloquence or art, as
an orator ; -^o/.^^ s. speaking well,
fluency of speech, eloquence.
^uipmuipuMli, lug a. industrious.
^apmmpaiiiui'i, a. drawiug, painting
well; -^tir a. throwing or shooting
skilfully; -jl. a. ingenious, industrious, witty, full of wit; -rmtj; h^ji vn.
to tax one's ingenuity, to discover, to
find out, to invent, to contrive ; to

wits, to

Jit

"ZCutputuMptrp
,

let the

j^tMtp*

'j^tuptntnpftifutq S*

^lupuiuipirmntji

utn-tut^trgj aft

cobbler stick to
[his last.

acuteness, perspicacity, penetration; dexterity,address,

cleverness ; sophistry, cavilling, pettifogging, sophism, subtlety, quirk.
s.

}^iupuiuipai-Pp,A s. art, skill, ability,

dexterity, address ; cunning, subtlety,

prank, feint, policy, sharppenetration, sagacity, presence

of mind; knowledge, erudition; genius, bent ; -Pp ad. dexterously, cleverly, adroitly ; artfully, craftily, cunartifice,

ness

nmgly

k-t-aiit-ltli

ural,

Jttm.tut^nph'

Jyiufiiuliitab

uiai~p^

-, manufacturing, agricult-

commercial industry

;^u.^

-PV,

Jead plummet.
'iiuipuiuiiint.li

;^uMpu>n,.ti

a.

- Jp, - horse

[parsley.
,

wild
piebald, dapple-grey;
- ^uAi<'//fi'ii , roan, ru-

j^ailluipiil-ll S. bol.

bican.

zSbfll

parate to tear, to rend to disunite,

to sever -[nrvn. to be split or cloven;
;

to separate, to fall off, to become estranged, parted, severed.

^t-il^ni-Mb- /Fj s. chink, cranny, rift,
crack , fissure , cleft cut incision,
slit, slash, gash, rupture, aperture,
opening ; -mJfi s. splitting, cleaving,
riving.
25t.r, [y s. walk, turn, turning ; S.
,

hermitical, leading an ascetic or austere life, mortified, virtuous - lituiiip,

penitent life -J-miT s. crisis -l^mi a.
laborious, painful, critical, jeopardous;
~il'3 * fellow-sufferer fellow-labourer,
workman; brother or companion
in arms ; -#4/. a. inclined to an austere
life ; -aniii a. having led an austere
life ; -puA s. hermitage ; -t-np s. hermit, anchorite, solitary, recluse ; martyr ; combatant, warrior, champion,
athlete ; a. S. ~qn.trtoq ; ~i-nptuj^ut% a*
hermitical, ascetic, painful, laborious;
- jf/tiiAp ascetic life; -.^/>rS. yi^f^
ilr -i.npn,.p-[,ii, s. hermit's or as;

cetic life.

force, to molest, to trouble, to vex,

to torment ; to endanger, to jeopard.
^ij-i^ir
vn. to torment or
hjfiui
trouble oneself, to lead a laborious,
painful life, to labour, to suffer much;
to afflict one's body, to subdue one's
passions, to devote oneself to an ascetic life, to mortify, to macerate; to
,

endeavour, to make an efexert oneself, to take pains

to combat, to resist; to venture, to
strive, to

fort, to

risk, to

jeopard oneself.

yuj)j.2;

if^li

tfi,u,i_-

ji ~- O./*/";
taking a walk, walking;
to walk with a measured,

tun-Ufti-tj au.ouhni^i_

ad. in

^f

haughty step.
^hirutliulii

mician

Mug a. peripatetic

-nt-?

academic, -al

a.

-tuiiufii

diligence.

l^tri/j

[,!

a.

^bifuibuili

combat,

strife; S. --?

forehead bald
,

-i/lwiiaili

uig

s,

s-

S.

i^l-i-'i^

plume or

egret.
[ches.
litqlrirva.to divide in many bran}^lriin,.p'P s. forehead baldness.
^k-n^t-ir, -^nt-iT, ^f, va. to cleave,
to split, to rive , to rift ; to crack,
to chap, to crevice ; to cut, to incise,
to make an incision
to divide, to se;

"iijtum

[path.
-^kJkuili
-7<4 s. foot-pavement
^hJhil s. walk, covered walk terwalk, gait;
race, corridor, gallery
6-ujn.maiaiH -. avonuc, broad walk
or alley, vista, boulevard.
^^k-Jkgni.jui'bkir va. to walk, to take
[walk, to walk out.
to walk.
-^hJftir, hgiy vn. to walk, to take a
sitting.

^^k^Jfi^s.

privy, water-closet ; kp[iuii_

[-, to go to stool.

^i-'iint-P^l.iX s. austere or ascetic life,

austerity; penitence, mortification,
maceration; fatigue, labour, trouble,
.effort; combat, resistance; danger,
risk; - J^.^^^, death-struggle, pangs,
agony ; op p-'t t^.uimuiumiuiilfti the
momentous day of the Last Judgment;
jbJ" -p-p ad. with the utmost care or

acade-

s.

^h'liuiuiiilfbi

-^ifiinL.'JU s.

peripatetism.
i.lrd'uMpiu'h s. place for walking, covered walk, walk, alley ; school of the
Peripatetics ; academy. Institute ; fig,
dwelling, abode; throne; -^, walk,
gait, step ; puttitnu^ipuilituti t^fiuinLlru
Academy of belles-lettres, of sciences;
n-iun^iuMifiu'i, -, the French Academy;
;

^s/iitC,

,,j

s.

[silver.

scum of boiled

froth,

s.

german

packfond,

meat; -, -tp n^ or o/j s. smoke or

odour of cooking or burning meat;
,

/?j.

victim, holocaust, sacrifice.

^lT%iiypa3e,ui a.

having an odour of

burnt grease.
^ir'ii^hpuiJ' vn. to

[whiz.
buzz, to hum, to

-^i/i.Tdrpkir
irgl va. to exhale an
odour of cooking or burning flesh, a
smell of roast meat; to burn; to sacrifice; -/</ vn. to burn, to be burnt;
,

"

fAj^'"'"^""" "bpii "'-/""^

to pine

for, to languish; -^fr/j/>^4 .p">

may

he accept your sacrifice!

be soilcd
be half burnt.

^itiiiChpnmfiJ', Irguif vn. to

with grease

& smoke

to

i^lrin n/ or ^ ni\_s. diligcnce, haste,

speed, hurry ; - t-/- ,-/--/ -""L od.
diligently, in haste ; hastily, in a hurry, hurriedly, precipitately; - ^-u,.
,

,,

2
utn/

haste, alacrity

- mui/j -

liiu^nt-_

iSzSh

wailing, outcry

cry

iuqpninpir -

piteous

>

miulini-u piun%lfl_t i/^ip 4"'/4"'-

to cry, to make a loud outcry , to

to scream, to screech, to
squall, to howl, to yelp, to whine ; -

'i>l-U

hasten, to urge on , to forward, to

quicken, to hurry, to despatch ; - ^*(.
p-ui^u, to accelerate, redouble or increase one's pace.
^huil^iPaig a. running swiftly; s.
diligence, stage-coach, coach; - A-.
piii^ni-Pii fast, express train; -^/it^,
to run or go at full speed.
iStu^//./", hjiy vn. to make haste, to
be eager, in a hurry, to hasten, to
despatch.
^-u;/i<..% s. alacrity ,
swiftness
quickness, eagerness, promptitude;
assiduity, [terity, generation,progeny.
2jtm f_j s. race, descendants, pos,

white horse

-uiJtli a.

'Al^ifii

'TCif.nJi'p

riding on -;

werewolf,

]^hi,ir,il,ii s.

-A-^

[i^t* J. linen.

TCq-u/iiij s.

en-

effort,

deavour, attempt, study; labour, work,

shriek,

utter piercing

p.uipikuMi_u.,iuiuilihi_, to

screams ; -i-irS.^^t./"; "i_"iji_byi_i^kp>

piyq ijuif ^luyfiL. hiai_, nothiog was
heard but shrieks & woe.
noise , clatter
-^l-iliiu'i,^ s. great
bawling, brawling.
-^[luia. TCuin-l, s. blcaredness.
aV/i ai-mj *. small cluster of
2j//n[grapes.
*2J^, 2ft.,^ s. neck.
uij s. collar
necklace
^[imuii
string, carcanet.
uiq - nt^ip t Ay s. claw,
"j^fipuiu Ji
talon, nail, pounce; fang; paw; ^ui
gs^U to stretch out the claws ; -^unr^
lui^ij to claw, to scratch S. IT^^^fo.
-lu^np a. clawed, furnished with claws.
,

i?/.t s. leg,
2J^i_uf<

foot

U.J s.

paw.
monster

phantom,

danger, hazard, jeopardy; crisis concontest, combat, fight; S. zS?'^"'-.

P[i - /. - ad. close or hard by, one
after the other, without intervals isj'
TiifuiJiip
with all one's strength or

spectre; night-mare, incubus; -^ ^.

J-n/aujIfb^ the Furies; - iu,n-uM^j; to
drone, to hum, to buzz, to whiz ; -/_
i^iupy a. wild, ferocious, savage, inhuman; boorish, awkward; -uiliu.% a.
strange, monstruous ; -nt.pj, s. mons-

ability; 21:^01%

truosity.

pains, suffering, hardship,

toil,

fatigue;
;

flict,
;

war;

the toils of

</;^>i/>,

uiiu'bii_,/tifMi/t&

TCf.,,!/,^,

to

bear

or sustain great hardships; ij^ir-juA^

qni^iT 7Cq.nt^iu

uiiAh/^
tO StrivO OF
struggle hard, to do one's best or
utmost, to redouble one's endeavours,

to
to

make superhuman efforts; - ^ii-^,

make an effort, to strive, to en-

deavour

t""%e

ifl-t-i^

Ijlnmiai -

H-ni'irbij

fr"'^

jhmlHi ajr.
to mako a last
,

effort, or final efforts.

cry; warbling, chirping;

i,!i,ki_, to utter a feeble cry.
25/'4- s. sharp lance.
-^tk

s.

'ijtilJ' a. young, tender; - 4'"'4>

tender age, childhood*

25f 3*7.

T^,.nj

2j/.2C/i.ni.%p

[lows.
the twittering of swal-

S. -gTq,
s.

tcj-u,^ S.

\iu,%A.
^AiT-' 2^/' just, exact, precise,
correct, punctual, regular; strict, ri-lr,

-2(Ji,

gorous; sparing, scanty; sordid, niggard ad. S. 2?iy/"-

2J/,L,^,

nj

s.

branch, bough ; stump,

stock, stem ; finger; - ^Irmng arm of

a river; [ - piuJ-u/blnj to branch out,
to ramify ; p-ni^t-f^ ft u Jlauiuibj to
count on the fingers.
,

^bt-ifuMi-pni-Pbt-i s. genealogy.
altp , a/'"^ *. slime, mucous secre-

tion of snails.

^liyP^, n^p^li
liiauiki_

j^p

s.

-%

I;

the

[tt-p,

finger;

little

to conquer, to

overcome.
i^-ikj- S. 2ja-ctr; s.S. ^i^^t%.
^i^Cuulipm j^.^ayj" a. stingy, scur,

vy, niggard, sordid, covetous, miserly.

^tq^iilik'b a. branched, forked, bushy.
^,l]CJi,j-vn. to

become wrinkled.

Ti.iTCihq.j', ^.pinCJT^litTvn.

be very

to

sordid or grasping, close-fisted.

jj.^ni-^j. wheel.
[great noise.
*2?'i^""/"i'- to fall or plunge in with
i&'i'l'l'L.'b

-j^nJ/ni-ieM

s.

noise, splash,

plunge, rumour; sound of the lash.

^xx-^t^ a. worm-eaten, rotten.

^'u or -iCJ- s. cry, shrill cry,

shriek, screech, scream; squalling,
^ti_'

worm, vermin, small worm

animalcule; reptile.

insect,

445

jSCS-

^Tfai-tir, t-jp vn. to chirp, to pip, to

cheep ; - </^(/j to whisper, to mutmur, to mutter, to grumble.

,

-h^nugu/iiirj' va. to
a^</", frj/.
trample, to press, to squeeze, to crush,
to bruise , to compress , to contuse
;
,

to soften, to move, to affect;

fig. to
trample on, to grind down, to oppress,
to crush, to vex, to molest ; -.[uimnutiu,
to bruise fruits ; - ^fipm to grieve, to
,

oppress

- ^lipm

to melt, to

move

Jtp

7CJiklt%

i-npnilj

to pity

to affect,

uppuip
did not our hearts

Jiiii_,

burn within us

n^l'uli

vn. to be trampled,
pressed
compressed
upuil, to be moved, affected, to melt
away, to be faint with longing.
-^tl'intJlh s. pressing, squeezing; contusion, bruise; - i^7^, shrinking;
tr^aif

-^JlliJ",

squeezed

Mimi/njl

bruising.

*2SA--.

gimour, an oriental sweet,

(composed of small pieces

honey,

of bread,
butter, pressed together &

&

^%tii;(

4'.

merry-thought.

[baked).

caryophyllata, herb-bennet
the ash-tree.
I^Xini-li qfiuMj
,

seed of

sparrow -iTXil^

s.

the -chirps, chirrups, pips.

^i^^iui a. compressible; -m-Pf s.
-bility, -bleness.
2jif5"i^ [ s. piezometer.
iS'Ajt^ a, compressible.
TCn.nt.niik

at/^t./", -y^ -hijnL.^ui'hirirva.to press,

to squeeze," to compress, to express,
to strain to macerate, to mortify, to
curb, to subdue, to repress, to constrain , to restrain ; to oppress
to
trouble - qiih.p^'ii to mortify, to macerate, to afflict the flesh.
}S^J"f, tjm/ vn. to be pressed, compressed'; oppressed.
2jt>^<./?^<.ti
-nt-Uh s. compression,
straining, pressing, squeezing; - i/}np_
Siinj, mortification, maceration, [pipe.
,

^^"iinJii^ s. anat. vagina or wombl&zsVt'" P"'t " exact, just, punctual, precise, categorical, strict,effective ; - 3J^/.m/i. ad. S. 'i^^ji-t'- ; - tuuL-i_

or luul^in^j properly speaking.

^^frntufLufb a. veridical, truth-telling; ~kir, lrg[t vna. to speak truth, to
assure, to verify, to prove, to demonstrate ; -ni-Pj, s. truth of a discourse,
veracity ; rfiet. acribology ; -^o^fi a.

2?cir

exactly alike, the same painted from

nature painting from life ; -^npitinr
va. to paint to life -4u.fc /y a. strikingly, perfectly resembling, the same;
hitting off or catching the exact likeness - ^hin-ufbui^jip living likeness;
;

u^uiuint^iT o. "^fi/utpuiui 1

^ijfb d. ri-

gorously examining.
^^paihir, h-jp va. to verify, to prove
the truth, to certify, to assure diligently or exactly to investigate to
seek with accuracy, to inform oneself minutely - or -li-gncgu/bh,rva. to
resemble life itself, to depict faith? -i-j
fully, to cause to resemble
who can number
ifjiuit-uiiib Qui^npvy
the seed of Jacob?
;

l&zfpinni-P-liJii s. truth ; exactitude,

punctuality; correctness, precision;
likeness, naturalness.
^ifiu^in/^a.beatingdown the price,
haggling, cheapening, driving a hard
bargain; -uju/4u,i^ a. rigorously exacted or exacting, rigorous, rigid, severe ; -4ui7C,un. a. sold or selling with
diflSculty, stintedly, with much ado.
jJ^tiT, t-^j, va. to spare, to be saving, to economise, to be parsimonious, stingy; to settle, to adjust; S.

Si?f" ilrj:

exactly,
punctually rigorously, austerely, scrupulously, sparingly, savingly, stingily, niggardly,
scantily, frugally, meanly, miserably;
- if-iniu^uii. exactly, to a little, to {i
farthing, to the point, rightly, accurately, punctually, in all its details. [gy.
'i^n,i_a. thrifty, parsimonious, stin2j^n-/?/,t.i s. exactness, punctuality, accuracy, precision, regularity;
rigour austerity thrift economy
parsimony, stinginess; ^uimnL-gaAk[_
puMifni-j' -p-p to pay exactly, strictly,
rigorously, to a farthing, .with rigorous exactness.
nuipa
uiiuq a. trUO, UU^7t/tigntm
questionable, real, certain, sure; vejS^j/it,

l^is-n'L ad. justly,

strictly, precisely,

ridical,

cere

faithful, upright,

frank, sin-

ad. in truth, truly, indeed, real-

ly, in realty,

verily

- ^jt

? is it

true?

truth-speaking ,
a
-tr, t^p -va. to
truthful, veracious
speak or tell the truth, to verify, to
confirm -m-fi^ s. truthfulness, veracity ~^yi' p. o^Ju/.ppm ad. ; ^oi/n
^rmpuiuipu/ri

>

5S

;;

'

M\\-

with authority; opulently, richly, magnificently ; amply,

judging equitably, just, equitable

&C. S. pui'l' &C. linpn/ii a.
fijou
truthless, that has lost the sight of

ad. imperiously,

truth ; far from the truth, false

tion,

u.

-4.//.

^j a. orthodox, having a true

believing , faithful ; of sound
mind ; -uim^., a. Vforshipping truth
-uiu3^nnt-P-~b s. adoration, worship of
the truth ; -uiuimni^ira. relating or narrating the truth; faithfully & truly reporting or reported, veridical, true,

Lu.m

belief,

veritable

-o<4-u S. :^2if"'i'"'t'-

-"^c

truthful, sincere, upright; -ul[,iup.u,i,

ad. truthfully, sincerely, uprightly;

love of truth, veracity, sincerity, equity ; -,kujg a. enemy of

truth, hating, detesting the truth;
~,i,t a. seeing the truth ; having no
respect for persons, severe, perspicacious ; -utt//^^, -u,[iui a. true, real,
exact, striking ; -^nt-ju/iitJ" S. T^t^p^
mttr; -jni.ji[i^s. verifieator -:puipnq_a.
preaching truth -^V'* probing the
truth; well examined, sure, certain.
~[,pnJt

s.

aver, to verify, to certify, to justify,

to assure, to show, to prove, to confirm.
ad. truly, in

25^./i.^i/,.

truth, cer-

undoubtedly, effectively, unquestionably, in conscience; really,

tainly,

in effect.
-^iJ'utiiu-ni-P-ft.X

reality

- Ipiug

truth

s.

veracity

sincerity p.ti, - plain truth;

the bottom or basis of things;
,

MMihuitampni^uMl^

whole truth

u-iiiui,u,ir[_

against truth

a~

utuh-i^

-p

tO

q-

the
to offend
toll

ad. S. T^^i'pu.pM..

-^2^uipmni-unig c. teachlug truth.

^^uipou, s. bot. betony.

}ia^,ly, uij a. wealthy, opulent,
rich; copious, rich, abundant, great,
ample
powerful, mighty, potent,
grand, high; s. master, lord, grand
seigneur; -^ ^<Kr^<^/%, the first or
most distinguished citizens of a town,
the magnates, grandees, noblemen,
;

to walk haughtily.
eloquent, fluent; - Jl.
it^'Or -hir, h^li va. to speak imperiously, authoritatively, presumptiously; to abound in discourse, to amplify, to- enlarge upon
to talk big, to
boast, to brag -n^pf, s. haughtiness,
arrogance ; amplification
boasting,
bragging; rAe/. elocution; -puMp ,-fn/i,u

nobility

diffusely

-TCu/bm-P'l.' s.

pomp, ostenta-

show, parade; -a**-^ a. copious,

abundant haughty, pompous, state;

ly, lofty.
-^nluu/iiuiir, uMijuij vn. to have, take or
exercise high authority or great ascendency over, to prevail , to rule
over to give oneself great airs, to
lord it, to carry it like a lord, to signorise; to be proud, puffed up; to grow
rich, to abound, to thrive, to make a
fortune - ^nptfu/bifhurp lyin^ to build
one's fortune on, or to raise oneself
by the ruin of another.
^n/u.ujnL.jaAtJ' vu. to eurlch , to
make wealthy, to endow, to gift, to
adorn - qr-p iiuipift-i-'ip , to load with
kindness, to heap up benefits, presents
honours upon one, to overwhelm with gifts.
2Sn/u2a
-hu,i_ a. S. -^nfuuiTihir-^ having a majestic gait, walk, bearing or
deportment.
;

irf-,

-^nfuni-P-lii^ s. power, authority, influence, sway, empire pride, haughtiness; riches, opulence; abundance,
diffusion ; -ppad. nobly, magnificently; authoritatively, imperiously, arrogantly , haughtily , ostentatiously,
;

pompously; "Pn -^, Your Lordship;

- Highness - Majesty.
-i^n/uuppni-Pf s. love of power, am;

[stick or cudgel.
crook; crosier; loaded
-^aiit-MT, A-jf va. to take off the hair,
to depilate
to arrange or play with
bition,

}^n/juA

s.

[,

the beard.
-j^niinaiptriT,

Ir^fi

vo. to delivor, to

take away, to save, to free, to disengage, to set at liberty - juAi'i, or

-plttT vn. to escape, to evade, to slip
away, to get rid of, to disentangle S.
;

ij

UJauitMfni-p

'^nifnuipiii-SL

"Qni^jpinli^ S.

s.

deliverance.

2i^

-.. TCtJtr^,

-^luuift.ut'b

a.

jJo^tiT, frj^ va. to tear to haul, to

drag or draw along.
/{niY'"^ ""3 *' rope, cord halter.
^nuiTCnuifiJ'vn. to get bruised.
l^nit-niT a. emphatic, declamatory;
o /uoiipl^Q. ~up.uMlllrtr*
^niunJutpoA a. magniloquent, pompous *. declaimer -i-r, tj/. vn, to
;

>

;1

loquence, pomposity, pompous nonsense, bombast, declamation.

'&nn.nJiu%mJ',

uigiiij VTl.

-^ni-puM^

candlestick; candleholder; acolyte;

-Air,, a. lamp-shaped ; s. mar. an ancient Greek oared-vessel, lychnis.
j^piu^ni,, org s- tallow, suet, fat,
[grease.
2i/>""/<Y/"" 8. a^>'"</{'s.

to talk big, tO

boast, to brag, to bully, to be pretentious, to become arrogant.

ai/xn [i s. boy, domestic, waiter.
T^HL-n-iuli

uti/ s.

merlin.

scream, to
squall, to shriek, to screech to bawl,
to groan, to complain, to lament.
i&iP'^ i^i-Si' s. cry, bawling, squalling, outcry; complaint, groaning, lamentation.
zSift " brawling, noisy, squalling,
clamorous; - p-n-ini^i, screaming.

zSozC, />y

-*

cicada;
tC.uIi^ the - chirrups.
blearedness.

T^'ini-n^i

TC,cTf.uij

jSo^uil/i. *.

Tfuin-iub s,

-jS.n.iulu^u, a. loaded with clusters of

grapes, abounding in grapes.
,ni.uip,aq_s. grape-gleauBr ; - u,n:i,iri_,
lb^ti_ or -iriT vn. to glean, to gather
grapes, to pick up the clusters fig. to
plunder, to lay waste to consume, to
destroy entirely, to exterminate ; -nJ[i
s. grape-gleaning.
zJ"-/'*'^.*. noise; creaking, screaking.
;

* ^n.i[i^ s. go-cart.
^niithj; -^mTvu. to creak, to screak.
2[<i.%-u>^

ao^p

uig

-u/ii,

s.

balancing, os-

cillation, vibration; clock, time-piece;

[oscillatory.

S. uSioTCirj:
2jo2('>uf.<.% a.
:^o-2i'u,%,uii

camomile.

^i/iiifi s. bol.

*'a<>l^pl'll S.

l&ihir, tj/f vn. to cry, to

Q'v/'"-^'

iii

iJPD.

boast, to vaunt, to speak pompously,

to brag, to declaim, to spout, to tear
a passion to tatters ; -n^p'f s. magni-

mus. cithern

oscillating, balancing,

,jf
;

s.

pendulum, balance;

rattle,

clapper

grate-pendulum

cfH't,
tion p.

^<7^u#.

compensa[swing.

2So2rto'ii 03 .

25o2rt-.r,

weighing-machine; swipe;

A-j/i

va. to oscillate, to vib-

rate, to balance;

to jog, to

wag;

to

swing, to rook, to dangle, to move to

& fro, to push; - yji>/ju.4 > tfimi-p 11-ir.
to brandish a lance, a sword,
U"p<t''
to hurl a dart or javelin.
T^oTCtrJ-.u/iuA a. S. 2Soa^4u#i ; fig. ostentatious, pompous, gaudy, gorgeous, showy, proud.
,

>

jJoZfyiiT, irguij vn. to oscillate, to vibrate, to balance, to move up

down,
or to & fro to swing, to have a swing,
to go in a swing ; to see-saw, to have

&

game

at see-saw.

s. oscillation, balancing;
swinging, rocking, dangling; see-sawing see-saw motion ; ast. nutation.
2So2^ s. swing, see-saw, whirligig.
l&oi_ov 2j<"-2_, -uA s. leather cuirass.
}^o-2Cn,.ai,

an-fti^iij/^iijii irrr^

o.

Uh

2j'n-nt-niint-t

chirp, to cheep, to pip, to twitter, to

chirrup, to warble, to sing.
fig.to

ly,

speak pompously, magniloquent-

arrogantly.

^n.i,L.nqnM.3ii s. warbllug, twittcriug,

chirping, singing of birds.
2j^u<^ , uy s. candle, light, flambeau;

taper

IT

lutnt^tMipirf, n-qfAt-/t fppnt-ttut^

*o snuff; to light; to put out,

extinguish or blow out a candle or

'""^L it'''

light.
ut^ S, socket ; -i^nphf
tallow-chandler, candle-maker,
chandler -/flrj i;"-jP s. candle-lighter, lighting-stick ; lighter, illuminator ; lighting of candles or lamps
Christmas eve, Epiphany, Easter eve
illuminations ; piiblic illumination ; iua%&i_, to light a candle ; -4"t.> -^tr
'^liuMi^tup.ls-fiMttb

"j

*.

IT {man) Jh% s. the twentieth letter

of the alphabet, & the fifteenth of the

consonants;
hundredth.

J"

<f,

two hundred; two

for

It is sometimes changed into i

example uJ'pftif-iAp.lihr p.u,jpu,_
:

,,
;

44G

irua

sometimes in words as
an expletive or as a mere ornament;
It enters

thus,

dtu^ij Cfia^i_

^ui^twi

iluMflr^ 'lyp^
t/}miP'tr/t ^initin

itiunqhiy uino[3-h'/

trir/

lltuuui

uinlifuil/uin[u

luuitM-iuuhl-J'

U'IJ.1,

short, straight, standing up, dishevelled, stiff, greasy hair ; ^ty*- - false
hair; -z^ u^itt-u,g goat's hair ; -fit-iu.,/,
ad. a hair's breadth farther ; exactly,
to a hair [ -k "i_ U'b'ntL: ^^ ^^* ^^^
>

mark;

parchment; scroll;
-ui^npit
n/j. s- parchment-maker
-Iriy a. of parchment liuiqJ"- parch-

hair, hairy

ment-binding.

made

\fiiii{.ui,iiup-

^j

s.

S. tfi'p'

bearing or producing

a.

'^uMiia.p.bp

\yuifuii,[,^n%,

^"ttij tifn
nail

paw

s. bot.

tisp

t-p^uipp -^

claw, talon,
torturing,

[s. magnetism.
magnetic, -al -#.1-/5
\fuii^l,ui'hm,rvn. to be magnetized.

fluid.

s.

uiaitpuutnna^ini

magnetometer.
^Hh

O.

t-ju._

itiTva. to magnetize, to polarize, to

rub or touch with a loadstone ; -t.
jt^a, magnetizing.

lui^ftuirir D.

lower of Zoroaster;

optr%^,ii.tA -qiaij

density,
[mazdeism.
XTij^mj a. woven or made of hair.
irii^t4""^" * garment of goat's
hair, or camlet.
ITu/^t^a-hairy, long-aired; shaggy.
\Pulkiik''' a.made or woven of hair,
silicious, hairy ;*. hair-cloth.
l]'<"^7-n-/3? s.

tweezers.
thinly-bearded.
'^ iu^n.^'bi_a. in agony, dying, at the
last gasp ; - Jkpi f, jUm/:, ipit-u to be
very low, dying, to be giving up the
ghost, in the pangs of death, on one's
a.

death-bed
-4""<-i 4^i-oA^n.-/3^t.'i
mortal illness.
[fibres.
XPuiqi/^piT vn. to shoot out small
;

ITu.p/^ni-ip

radicles, fibres, co-

mose, threads of the roots of plants.

- ff 4^
iroijmm{f t
b s. mastic
.

sandarac,

uit^tputuant-giiiithir*

magnetizer.
magnetizing.

ir"5f*f /m^ .

compact.

ir2y.A-^o4uA o. Mazdean, Persian.

\f,q^yqii qiuijs. a.Mazdeisnan, fol-

Ifjoj^//.^, lu[UMg s.

iru<f%/>i><i<4<'i> a.

oscaped

S. U""<4*

IT/ujj. a. firm, solid,

*^ uMtfliuipom

or U iui^illlil I lug '^ utifhtru^

loadstone, magnet; magnetic

[i

alone with diflSculty;

^.manganese, brown-stone.
magnesia-alba.

H^uii^iftauM^ili,

have a narrow or hairbreadth

escape, to escape narrowly,withmuch
diflSculty, to save one's life; nf_p-n_
nn,.l_- to give no quarter,to cut down,
to exterminate, to destroy utterly

vn. to

Jliiy% ipuipini-ghuti^liiAq.iu'bli ,

ru^?//jf#

s.

-i^npit a.

utviun
ITui^^t" s. magnesium
magnesite, silicate of magnesia.

of hair, of horse-hair;

XfiuifblruliuM s.

nftu

woven

burdock, bur.
*

hooks ; iurp.n%ki_iruifiop , to seize with

the claws or talons
to clutch , to
grapple, to grasp, to hook.
y uia-puinnhuAnu tiinnu wa S. master ; master of the horse chief, magistrate; -inpni-l3-[ii.% s. magistracy.
U'u.^^un-n^ a. furnished with claws,
clawed.
Hyiafit-ir, -latiT, hjli vn. to claw, to
scratch; to clutch, to catch; -, or//
It-p ~ , to climb up, to climb, to clamber up, to ascend.
y^ia^igf, ad. with the claws ; - h^u^
\f uiifita/ii

or

S. ^t-iiui^nptr

*!]//*, n/

of the junipeer-tree.
S. fh"./.
[cian.

\fiijpirirui,pJ(init

7]'<uy.*//><nc<'Ki s.

gum

>

j s.

mathemati-

small louse.
\fu,pni^^s. bot. arbutus-berry ; -t*.^
or trujPjkl/'b s. arbutus-shrub.
{} uitf- [ill inn.au
&C. S. U*f^^ilwf^ffW
\y,up[ii_s.

"J *. hair hair, horse ; nap,

-p . whip, lash p-n^u lru,.

ITu/j^.

piutpiiiETtuy

2""h""'*"iluiiunpi

l^iupjpn

- dark, black, light,

chestiiut-coloured, sandy, grey, white
hair f^fnifrgftl^ ^u/lit^nt-n fLiuputll t ^ui^
4"-.^, ypiiuyi, -, beautiful, frizzled,
fine, soft, long hair ; juipqjuplruiu jiu^
lilrl^tiii^nn OT ninnlrtu/j tLtiMiiupni^i
(un^
iniii[, -, dressed, crisped, in ringlets,
curled hair; ^ap^f ,ufi,uli, q^liqu,^
uifhp^li

uui[iu,ui^

>

ijn'ttt^t^uuMa^tiuifil'ffiunp

^uin&'p

fii^iniin

~-

wether, mutton -t-u,i_ a. castrated

eunuch
-tiT hgf, va. to
bruise, to mash, to crush; to break to
\yuii_s.

pieces; to chew; to castrate, to geld.

Wu'ilu OP Wu'int-^
ilinf s. camel;
cable, hawser, rope; * wedge; nftt.pfiu
h iStu^m tSaiuilihg n. !tiu^ UMtlnfuli it iS
easier for a camel to go through tke
eye of a needle.
,

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17

Xfiainuai, s. castration.

\fiupimi,

/>j o.

wanton,

lustful,

jectural

dissolute, debauched,
lascivious ; -m-Pfs.

lust, lechery, lewdness, lubricity,

wantonness.
,
y s. large or paekiogawl, pricker, bodkin.
ir'/'"<^, [ij s. sack, bag, cloak-bag,
knapsack, game-bag, wallet; basket,
hamper ; leather-bottle , travelling
flask ; - 4,ln,-P , shepherd's scrip
pouch, bag or satchel.
ir"'/"<<r, uigp vn. to envy, to be envious or jealous of; to grudge.
UTiu/uiniip s. envy, jealousy ; spite,
rancour, ill-will, grudge; uii,p^ -,
livid rancour.
[minable.
ir.^/2^, -kuiijx. filthy, impure, abo*ir"/i"/" * a kind of sour soup, prepared with bran, pumpkins, &c.
ir^^a. envious, jealous; -u,liufi,
a. malignant, ill-willed, spiteful, ranITiu^P S. l^iMip/u
[corous.
U""'*- a. glued together , joined ;
adhesive, sticking, adherent; curdled,
coagulated dense, compact.
'ffailt-a.pnju s. bot. mistletoe.
y^mitmu a. slimy, sticky, glutinous,
viscid, viscous, clammy, gluey, tenacious ; -tiT, tfft S. ySuib-nt-gu/bls-ir; -ntlj,
s. viscosity, viscidity, glueyness, tenacity.

ir<<</u>/3'

needle

phiT,

Irgi,

2i"'ili""H 9^' illative

-pi-.

vn. to derive, to deduce, to

infer, to conjecture, to

suppose

-pAr_

inference , conclusion ,
conjecture, supposition, hypothesis;

pn,-[3-\,i^

s.

-tf-mi^i-P-l,

s.

epiphonema -^t^

rhet.

inscribed on or imprinted;

a.

^[hiHiuif-lip

-fl'ii S.

-n-phiT va. to inscribe, to

; to ascribe ;
to

write upon, to entitle

compose

-if-piuliufu a.

-ij-pnu-Pl,,^, S. Aj'c''""ibp i
adjective, epithet ; - _

surname;

"iinJi,,

-^/>f-/'wa. to

impose,

to lay on, to put upon, to superadd

to surname ; -n-pnt-P-fi s. imposition,
superposition; surname; -Jrqni., e^i-

-a-t/ra. to infer, to induce;

induction , consequence ;
-lik' . point or sign placed above or
before a letter, as !_, '( ; -^^ * horseman, rider.
[pen, sheepcot.
ir<^//^>#.<'#^, Ig s. fold, sheep-fold;
tufn_nil!ft#/' VU. to
IPm/^w/jA-uT, A-q^
fold or pen sheep.
IPu<(<i>r^/><r. t-jiy vn. to be folded, in
the pen, to halt, to rest, to repose, to
glottis

-itnt-P-f, s.

>

lie

down.
JJui^imA

stick

iiiu S.

Ullltuli [uiuq^ s.

tourney, tilting-match; -uiii[,p s. macebearer ; verger ; -tr, tj^ va. to cudgel, to beat.
Xfuiliu/ba^ufhhiT va. to sumamo, to
entitle; -n^ii s. surname; title.

epistyle.
U'u>(>^ia%u>4 s, epicycle; - pnin_
epicycloid.
piuli
ir.4u.//ii-'ii s.

to be glued,

to stick or cling to, to

adhere ; to join, to unite ; to curdle,
to coagulate, to clot, to congeal.
ITiod-grj
a.

s,

gelatinous
Xfatbat-uti-

gelatine, glue

-nt-juylH,
-t-ynt.ffi S.U"'"*- <"*-?

nu.llh

S.

pastiug,

curdled
milk, clotted cream *- S-u//^fr/", puss
* - inu/utir /uumiiuii^, to
in the corner
play at puss in the corner.
,

irbai

s.

curds

va. to paste, to
glue, to solder, to join, to cement, to
conglutinate, to fasten; to curdle, to
coagulate , to clot , to congeal , to
[thicken.
IPiud-ocj//^ S. Xfiuifuih.
U'<i>6^oc_ju>%-<r,

jf

VTm^iopr.on, upon,over,above.
'ffinfiiupuiJ-uAni.m, s . subdivision ;
Hfuilf,

~pm%p

g.

peroration

-puminuir vn. S.

f^umuAJHtb-ir; -pUiuli a. foreign, stran-

ger

ptrpmlim'b a, hypothetical, con-

uig s.

'^uiliuipif.uiii

gluing , soldering , cementing; conjunction, adhesion, fastening; coagulation, curdling; congelation.

XfuMb-ni-'i,

'^uiliuipi-

rennet, coagulum.

uig a. plane, plain, flat,

*. plane, level surface ; -m^n^m

planisphere ; ui^ipm-P-lit^i s. planimetry, [coagulate, to clot, to congeal.

level

\yiu^iapii.hJ;

Irgfi

vna. to curdlo, to

a. scientific

^^^MIIlllugu^llu/il

j^-^y^.

jnt- a. learned, skilled, erudite

-gnt-P-pLii s. knowledge , erudition
ijn,i_,

science.
Ipwi^uii-ioouf^ a. plain, level, even,
equal -Inrva. to put on a level with,
;

to level, to make even ; phys. to dip

into a liquid up to a certain mark;
-ni-Pt s. level, [-ial ; -o^f*" ad. -ially.
y^iulipiy

JJuilq-^P

[ij

s.

ifp^

adverb ;

s.

-ui^u/ii

a.

adjective, epithet,

attribute, predicate.
IT-''^*-^"*

\fuiHlrn.ai/

butcher's shop.
accessory, additional.

ITuiit-iint-m a.

-n-npif.

lug

tt.

SOSquiter-

;,;

,;
,,

ITIU

4/i8
tian

triphthong

gr-

*.

-n.iu%^[ii.%p s.

[area; outside.

hexagon.

surface, superficies,
. flux orflow;
the ebb & flow, tide.
s. lunch, luncheon.

'ff.u^t-plri.n/P- s.

\ya,//lAp-iajnt-P-(ii-'b

tt- uik-q^umnJf

\ru^/il^,p-pu,r/.p

yui/fnjfi

boat ~

n^l s. skiff,

wherry, bark,
'^'I'ttk ~ canoe;

yawl
s. boatman
rower
oarsman -mJ^lnr vn. to go by boat;
va. to row, to impel by oars.
"inai-ni-

-~ni-^iiiiliM,p

tuj

\^,uli_pmn.u,li

sesquiquartian

a.

*.

diapason.
y^uii, nc or nt-utu ni-j s. death, decease, departure from this life massacre, slaughter, carnage, butchery;
liuiuiinj
plague
epizooty
murrain, rot; -niJirp mortality tupC,u,i-l,p^
-nM.
pangs, terrors of death /^in.
-n- sentence, decree of death; -.
^"/^, mortally, to death; at the cost
of one's life ; i/t^^ -n^^uif, deadly or
mortal sin ; iaji, 4[n-a,%j.ft^l3i ih t ~>
that illness is not to death, not mortal, or fatal ; ^A-t. ,riuqu,uini-it hifk [
,

-ni.u/iik

owe you my

life

f^uiliu/u

carry or bring death

S. fttpS--jf.

Xfui^n-lfbu &c.
\y,u^,up.irp, [i^, .j a. mortiferous,
death bringing, destructive, baleful,
deleterious, deadly, fatal; -n-yJ-,

4t-.A \{yu,\p,

-^n,-^li a. death-boding, announcing

death; fatal, sad, disastrous, gloomy,
mournful; ^nH, - sleep the forerunner of death; -^t^^ . poison, venom,
deadly potion; -it-kiT a. wan, pale as
,

death, livid ; -^^"'jr -isr'^" baledeadly, mortal ; -qk-liyi) S. tyf-'-,

ful,

-ik'ii a.

-Pn/b
ly,

armed with deadly weapons

venomous, poisonous, dead-

a.

mortiferous

-is/if a-

overcoming death

destroying or
death bear-

-A^/l* a.

ing, mortiferous, mortal; s. chem. azote.

tr4.4 U.J *. large stick, club.
,

ir'"4"'4/'^ a. mortiferous, fatal, deadly,

pestilential; tni-p. -

tomb

sepulchre,

-4fj ip,[,ir vn. to die

with another to share death with
another -incf_ /pilJ" vn. to be swallowed up by death -^.^.^j^^ a. punishing with death -^aA'^^mn ^/-* s.
repose of the dead -^uA^yii a. death-4iwm a. savouring of death,
like
deadly, murderous, sanguinary -4/"-t/ a. inviting, provoking or causing
grave,

natural

death

happy

p.aji uiIiumIi
lllrmui/li

miupm

glorious

lUMblf^uMnO' mlltuh

eternal

u/hAnllnuiph-fli

uiutrliutr usiTi h-itlFnJjuiluih

nnaut/lif

aujL,UMa.lni

um^

uijofa-ut^

suddcu, Certain,
violent or unnatural, untimely, tragi,

fuaijmuin.uili-

cal, sad,

deplorable, painful, shame-

ignominious death; Jy^i [, - [b'tMh/j

to be dying, near one's last moment,
to breathe one's last, to be at the
point of death, at the last gasp {
n-pniiiu ni- ^uiuu/bifu to bc at death's
door; ^^m/'i^ioiu/^ f -, to be deadly
ful,

sick

^tiul^utiM ni^utiJis. Jkn-uiiih-^

a natural death

-m-uidp. impliufuh-u

ui^upui uin^thu to

--

demn

to

death

/<

to die

sentence, to con,ruMu!bh-u muMij,

-nt aui.u'bu,%hi_, to deliver to death, to

put to death lrpP-,a[_ [ ~, to go in
search of death to rush on death
;

face, to dare death ; ju'bq.i,hi_ - uiXiffi,

to desire, to wish for death; tpl/i^^

I -ai.uA^

to

dread

^.uuiulik-ij

-fit-

uin.

to

to fear death

meet death

/""jf^

-,to be mortally wounded

^u,piiu,%trij to beat to death

[t

i[.u/ii

ilu,iuTi,u'i,f,i_,

x'luj.u^t^j-

part from this

life

q-ni.
;

-<?-

to die, to de.6^fr^ -.* . to

,

death.
lP4'*'""/"> '"j'y vn. to die, to expire; to faint; to mortify one's body.
\y iii^iAi^^i./i S. f!)'^ ; ~2^^'i^ '* pernicious, exhaling death, malignant,
deathly ; -uiuipm , m^ a. worthy of
death, deserving death; condemned
to death ; uin^iy[_r um. ntit^, to

condemn to death ; - ib't-^i^ or -ftiTyn.

to deserve death; to be condemned
to death ; -tMitupu,nt.p^ s. condemnation ; -n-jip- a. causing death, mortiferous, mortal, pestilential ; -mf .^ a.

death-like ; - 7-t(p . pale face ; -i-putp , uig a. death giving or causing.

'^uii,uMpiu.%

s.

monument

tomb

tower, turret; castle-keep, keep, donjon bulwark, bastion.

U'<4o#3<oi a. spreading death; -jti.^
a. dead; mortified; -j>"-. uy o. deadly,
mortal, mortiferous, pestilential
S.
]jM,i^^ui%uijni. s. mortal -^ mortals;
mankind; - it-n^t ^(t./ubti.nJS ilkp^t
p-^iu,Jp deadly sin mortal sickness
fatal wound deadly enemy -jn,.SL s.
mortification -^nt-ju/iilrirva. to cause
to die, to put to death, to slay, to
;

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,

;,
,

4 49

Iraq,

mortify
-j"-j^f_ a. killing,
murderous; mortifying; -^nUi a. entranced, lethargied.
U'<</4/i4 44<"^ lunula, crescent,
waxing or waining moon; crescent
kill

to

shaped ornament, lunette meniscus

- k-i^i-iip the horns of a crescent.

ing

biting

U'.4/.Xp
;

coffin

42('u/_j
;

s.

hammock;

kp^uiP-y - iron bedstead; - ftuniaS-y

folding-bed field-bed ; - 4"i/o^.i^o^
canopy bed; i//.tAm^/;.^ -, four-post
bedstead ; / -2rt i/;4<.
on one's
,

u.i4tm^ t^'ub -^"

death-bed
to
take to one's bed, to keep one's bed,
to be bed-rid
k[ui'i,hi_ jomaip -tCu
,

juAjui'i,ti_ ja -tCii

ther's bed; S.

to defile ano-

<ui; a. mortal, subject

mortiferous, deadly ; 44^

1Pu/4(u>%ij<-

to death

fii-p

l].M-^/.t..

>

~^u we, poor mortals

lity, mortal state.
,

HJui^TCuiliuiij ,uj a.

-Ph

s.

morta[stead.

bed-rid;

*.

pungent.
nj

s.

[,

bile, gall;

^5'.

gall,

choledology.
bile-coloured ; -^t^

ir"</5i"/'A"-P/"-'*' s.

VuiiiJuifn/b
s.

emetic

a.

cholagogue

-il>j)

a. bilious;

choleric; -/. s. cholera.

morbus; -[uuimliu/ii a. choleric; -^^1%
a. biliary ; -jlfii "'3^ s. anat. choledochus; iiyq_ a. bilious; nauseous;
ill of the cholera; -mu/^ auruA s. gallbladder ; -t."^ a. bilious ; choleric,
hasty, irascible.
-[uiuiuIm

a.

bed-

s.mahometan, mus-ot-/3-/-ir *. mahometanism,

suppliant, entreat-

deprecatory.

spleen, rancour, wrath, choler; utu.^.

-.black bile, atrabiliary humour;
u/hi/^ -p, gall-duct,
pipe; .i-.^-/ii
gall-stone ; f ^u,a.%ni-Plt -/. ^u.^, to be
in a very bad humour S- P"/i/^t.A

ir.r^^,

bed, couch, mat-

MiMn.iu,/ut-uti_,

deprecative

IPiu^i^uoni-ir, A-j// va. to bite, to sting,

to prick, to nettle, to pique ; to transpierce, to run through; -m/f^, o.m^a.

tress

irair
y^u.tip-niiuiliiu'ti a.

U"./^<ji4u.^.

choledochus.

\y,i,^JbuiaM//u/i, a.

sulman

islamism.
HPia^nK-^M,,^ a. mortal, extreme ; ad.
mortally, to death ; - mt^. to hate
mortally, to bear a deadly hatred, to
abhor, to loath.
\y,ii^iiiuipa,J-u,ir, /<3 *. sudden death,
untimely -; plague, pestilence, contagion, infection, mortality.

f4/'

S. ^ni-iiijp

I'

Xf-ui/j [,j

ioj s. sieve,

riddle, bolt,

ir."2r"-."4

new-cheese

s.

IT.uJCu,^

jj

-n, OL. pituitous, phlegmatic,

catarrhal, mucous, glairy; -limp-,u,^
a. epileptic ; lunatic.
M^uiiiuimh.im^ a. cellular. [8.17/"".^.
\fuikirva. to bolt, to sift, to riddle;
y^aiii^uy, (ij s. patine plate, dish.
XT-^nR s. asa or assa-foetida (gum).

nj

ITu-i/",

\yatJ^>il

sf.

S.

grand-mother, grandchyle

^tnlaaiii^nt,3h

[i

-, chylifaction, chylosis ; -uiplrp a.

chyliferous -"^/'>< a. chylous, chylaceous ; - ./..u.f> lacteal, chyliferous
;

[vice.

vessels.

lPu>i;2<4
lJ'u,<//i>/<

con-

[mamm^.

geal,

[grapes.
of sour

wine made

s.

curd

U",2r, s. anat. basilica.

-lui-np

[cheese-cake.

ploughing.

\^uj^i[,iijnL-jiM,'hkJ'va. to clot, to

plough-man -n^fJ^iA

ir<"2"ui4"'i. s.
s.

4t -/y hoop of sieve - At^

honey-comb, cell lup.uifunt-'^
-unf-nph- .u^ s. sieves. coscinomancy
maker.
\^u,nuinliir,'lr^iy vn.to be burnt.
\^uiu,u, nj s. phlegm, slime, snot,
pituite, mucus; -</.4A a. pituitary;
bolter

ifai^m^

'lJ'u,iiJnLp-[.'b 4'. bitterness, crabbedness, iil-humour, spite, gall.

[plough.
\yu.qnJi,^ s. siftings.
ir,2f, y, nij_s. handle, stilt of a

/.

s.

- <JA--uj handhot. sloe-bush, bul-

a vice

/..A--.13 s.

lace-tree, wild plum-tree.

s. Mammon,
\^u,irn%,y
/.J
.

riches

fig.

}Sur..ij Jinj s.
oil

&c.

god of

riches, wealth.

press wine- , cider;

uiinni^uituliuit-np

scrcw

pj , -u/iip s. prayer, entreasupplication, imploration; wish,

[desire.
ISuiilfl s. adhesive past.
Ifm^/StiT, tj/i va. to pray, to supplicate, to implore, to beseech; to wish,
to desire ; p.//"' ~ "'-Jke to wish one

calender, hot--; - "_

; ^[luipia^ui^
uiuMif-pnt-P^h printing
l^u/i,
hydraulic , water ; - npiudlu,
balancier beam.
lint/w
IPo/i/J.t.^ JJuys. bot. sloe, wild-plum.
*|Pi/n-4 ,ppy'bB.liuipii.,p"uiniy%'
IJ'iuJhi-n. ir,u,ij s. moss ; lichen ; sea-

well.

weed.

Xymrip-

ty,

>

lil-iMiu,uni.j
,

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,,
;;
;

ira^

among

^iujpuMuiaMliuflint.[i%

iru.8

searching

a.

}iFutirn.iufAil.^[i

S,

inOGSt

ullrm

moss or sea-weed (birds) -uimm a.

moss-covered, --grown -i^jpif. s. the

S. Utyp^ih-ln

-pJhim a. full of sea-weed;

-t-np -ifn-nui 0. mossy.
n^u,up

love; -/jj<u%s. a matricide; -"_

-uuimtip^ a. rich
'hnL.p'i s. matricide
or abounding in forests ; -,yAp s. chief

[flagging.
side-path, way,
bleating.
s. May ; uiH.m^% op -[

monastery, mother-house; -mui^mut^

4. board of cedar or pine; -muM%2_a.
vexing or tormenting one's mother;
-uihiug a. hating one's mother; -t-np

IfuytiT,
r,ujk

bleat

the sheep -s.

*ir,/?

f,^ s.

Wuij[iL.i s.

ITuy/iu

~^-day

vn. to

i-_j/i

fi

foot-

lulH-tu^ini-tr

h-Uinli^ulDiun tl'^'^l

ui-nt-p -[,

to

go maying

junKikiM/i/ii

month

in the

filial

s.

pine forest ; wood , forest ; -piy,

a. eedrine, of cedar wood; -^.

mkiy

ptm S.

of-.
\!u,,lrpiuj s. drinking-glass.
\f.yn. p s. vein.

-f

-liinijtinii_

'

"p-e

"P3

<

mother, mamma; matrix, mould; fig.

mother, author, cause, source, spring,
rise

S. -inifftp

- iu%iau%n^

dam, mo-

mother, hen Jtb- -,

- i,iuu,upu,^u,^
grand-mother
our
common mother, earth - i^A-yt^/i
t-^triitjhuij
mother church cathedral, basilic -ih^nt., mother tongue;
- ^u/yuipraj
metropolis, capital;
ther

p-ii-^iiij

west, sun-set; - tlnu'iilg

Jitip^j uihia
abbess, prioress - ^tiit-,
foster-mother ; uA^
^[i nurse, wet
ftipirni.piiii/ii t - iri,ruilu,n[,^ idleness
is the mother of all vice
^^//.-, ^n^
pn^tu^n^p - good, tender mother
a/iiufliuia/i,
- bad, ill-natured mother; - ipitu to be a mother; linpm.^
iu/hlT[_^ fi^p, to lose one's mother;
/ - ^lupinM.^iu'bku to
put out, to extinguish or blow out ; P'u^i_ j, -%
tajyi,, to return to mother earth; /.
plrif-uilil, [i -i q-uMniiiyp Or iTinuAilip
the
;

^p

-place.

pine forest ; woodman,

feller; -o^/Sf*. wood[cavern, den, lair.
cutter's calling.
Wiypt wood, forest trees, grove;
}yi,^pt-r.np s.

hewer down or

IPuy^/i^

ther.

ISuMjpninpm o. surrouuded

ly,

maternally; -^[,p

sf.

IPiot/iu^^/li ,-p

plant

seed

pism.

adopted mo-

ther -tf-npn^j -^i.p- a. full of maternal tenderness, care or love ; -tp.

pniiip s. the chief door or entrance
-/unqfini ** ^ uiatricide ; -a-p/ a. set &
risen again (sun); born of incest;
-//u% a. maternal
-ilrp a. eating its
mother (viper, adder); -fitp,,, a. built
of cedar -/^6- a. prostrate, prone
-jtipti a. cedar-roofed.
!]'"//"*
"/J *. inesting or grafting
place, joint, knot.
[oppitufi
aypu,%j;u% a. cedar-like; S. IT"^/".
.

-plaster, poultice or cataplasm, sina-

l-ji .

by wood.

metropolis.
y^u^pnif s. maternity, motherhood.
XSuypuibu, sf. abbess, superior.
}Suijp,pujuit-u,i a. of pine wood ; ceXyunpop^t o> U uiipuip.iup *
l^drine.
ir"^ *. spinning; circular motion,
turn, revolution; mina (measure) ;
un^int^U *- f..^, to turn, to move round;
to take a walk ; - /""Z."J tiloom on
[fruit.
IT-"* or -A// [t s. manna,
}S'u^pnum,iM'hl,li s.

^h/?

s. cedar ; pine-tree
of cedar.
liTmjpuifcujp ad. as a mother, mother.

mam, mamma, dear mo-

s.

made

sun was setting.

W'yp

-if^ i^nf s. mustard,

uAop- -'/["u mustard-pot; 4mi.r -'iifiy, grain of mustard-seed uuibquAJt ft -"iilunj mustafd

a. eedrine,

uiphi-ni^, the

motropO"

U"y^A-*//. a.

s.

metropolitan.
maternal, motherly; by
mother's side - 4""- maternal grandfather -^ J. mother's country or birth
of a metropolis

"I'lr

-^uiqaip

capital; - ilui\p S. ]S yp""lif''ip'i

-^ui,iuipuM^[, s. a. native or inhabitant
lis,

ir- yp'

mother,

M^iujpaiukp a. loving one's

moss-rose

spinning-mill, factory;
cotton-mill; Jk-uiuipu^

Xfia'i'tiipuA s.

piiii/fitiili[i

silk-mill.

more, rather, bet-

IPu.y<iai.<.A^ conj.

ter

- ^f ,

Pk ad. above

all, chiefi-

ly, principally, especially.

ITmij.

s. but.

\^uiii^uMi_,

mango

uiu

reaping-kook;

S.

S. MT-^'^'i

(onpyiinfj

Slcklfi,

scythe; -uilf,
._3 s. hedging-bill, bill-hook; pruninghook.
{(uiimn/)

ir.ti</.frf//i s. hoi.

mango-tree.

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,

DU.1.

H^ uMlui-^inii

machine.

uy

engine of war,

to

Saturn's ring.
necklace, collar

to

s.

[- \3pk,.iu^l,

U*<u7i-<(

t-ia,^ s.

HTuAt-ihp

s.

distaff.

va. to spin

t-^f,

to twist, to

twine; to complicate; to weave.

\}uiiihL.iap t-np u/j s, swath, band,
ITmif^ *. chem. iodine.
[bandage.
,

ITu'^^^u'ft 3

s. hot.

violet; -tun-nfii

a
coloured,
hued *. violet, - colour; -uiUim a. full of violets.
irA^^*. spinner.
[knavery.
ir'V>{', ^, <-. cunning, wiliness,
1Pi%;(a.p.^ ad. like a child, childishly, in a puerile manner
-p.u,pi
"J *. surgeon-accoucheur, manmidwife ; sf. midwife - /JAti^, to deliver a woman, to perform the office of
midwife -piapint-P-lnSi s. obstetrics,
the science of midwifery -puipy a.
;

childish, puerile

-pk-p u,^
;
parturient, confined , lying-in , in
labour ; - ib'i>l'i_. to be brought to bed,
to be confined, delivered ; -pt-pnt.p-f
S. -Untji ; pyir a. infant nourishing;
-^.^ a. child-stealing; -q-nfti a. young;

S. -Jlmi

a.

younger, minor, under age -q-ap^

beget , to procreate to
generate; -g-nph-nt-Pt, s. procreation,
generation -iipun. a. childless without heir -Sint.p-'f s. childbed, childbirth, confinement, labour, delivery,
lying-in; kp^nt.%p -p-t, the pains of
labour; illrn.m'iilri_ [i -pirtuti to die in

est,

b-kir va. to

childbed;

-*-. u,j

school-master,

pedagogue;
-{u^., loj

-&-ni.p[.i s. pedagogy;
wet-nurse ; nurse, nurse-

s.

maid ; -4uA a. infantile, puerile, childinj a. eating one's own

-^Irp
ish
children; -J^nump a. child-murdering;
-linpn/u ilHiliirvn.to miscarry, to abort;
,

lipPnt-P^ S.

young ;

'-4l"P'^"'-Pl''i "^iuuumI^ a,
lof^^^ , - girl ; -4%'J a. child

suffocating ; -JUm^ s. mortality among

children ; -Jhyp s. mother, young mo-

young woman,
maiden or girl -iruip^, [y a. gymnastic s. - master -JiupqiupuA s. gymnasium -ifuip^i-i s. gymnastics -Jpm
ther

-ir,upf

luj s.

a.

weak minded,

puerile

crazy, sto-

stupid -ir^ij fig a. sodomite, pederast ; -JhiniJ, . pederasty, sodomy;

-"iiiuiT, uitjuy vn. to become as a child
lid,

fond of one's children ; -u\;pni._

love of children ; -ih,ni.p^tX s.
nourishment, care, or education of
children; -uuiuA u,g s. child-murderer, infanticide -uuiu,%ni^s. childmur-

-ukp

a.

p'[i s.

\fuAiri,M,Jtlri. a. collar-shaped, annular ;-.-n^ a. wearing a necklace;

curled - f.ntA,a ast. armillary sphere.

X^uAhiT,

become strong & vigorous again,

grow young; -ing s. infant school;

der, infanticide

-ilu,pJ- s.

pedagogue;

teacher ; -4ifp~
-^s^pJ-trJ" va.
J-tuliuit, a. pedagogical
to bring up or educate children, to
tutor

preceptor,

instruct, to form by precept, to model ; -4u.pJ^n,-P'B s. pedagogy ; educa-

tion

instruction

uin-^ip

-mfiiii

young

a.

uin-i^int-pp S* ~'f"lj J'n^iL^M

'

ptupnt-Pp S. iv/rtt-ZSp ; ~gai-.qiabh-grvL.

to make young again, to re-invigorate,
to restore to strength & health ;--fp
a. having children ; childish ; -t-nplur
vn. to machinate, to plot, to devise.
'ffu/jiik-puiiT s. troop, band or com[or dear child.
pany of children.
1P<^/f( s. babe, baby ; child, little
'ffu/iil/i^-.l,^ s. court-page, courtier.
Vrio>/4ot./3/fiA s. infancy, childhood

youth; minority

S. ir*4

.f ".-

-I li'vely, sprightly, playful,

sportive or cheerful youth; ufb^amlth
from your earliest years,
f, -Pit
uiiMijtg

from your youth ^ ^hqiiMftuiq^i -fr

in the bloom of youth in the prime
;

of

life

uiiigiuulsi_ ^uia-ut^lHi

-pt

.n[iu

chicken

have

its

pp

or

be past youth, to be no
ti. - ,%giu%k
youth must

to

time;

S. ^m-uipPaib-uiq^li.

y^ uititinM^ll S. U'"l'kbk
X^u.'i.^u.hu.^ s. little

}Sa,%liml,

,ni-nj s.

boys.

infauts, children,

youngsters , youth ;
servants, domestics; JhApli^ -, little
children 4u</ -.the Armenian youth.
ITu.^Au// pg s. offering, gift.

young people

'ffuA^a/iu/ii

iodate

-2^'-4

XfuAng

s.

a.

-^m

chem. iodic ;
iodide, ioduret-

s.

distaff; spindle.

TJuitini-mb-,

ngs. spinning; twisting;

weaving; turn, bend, winding;

fig.

winding, complication, intricacy, intrigue, entanglement; - pu-^fj. ambages, circumlocution, circuit, roundabout way; beating about the bush,
circumlocutory speech - ifimuS-nt-tj
caprice, whim, fancy, freak - luf^uA.
fiua helix, the outer margin of the
;

59

ira-b

i!2

ear; -uiuiunn -u,l.umi_ a. winding, tortuous, meandering, sinuous; - ^2^%,

zigzag; crankles; -hJ" va. to weave,
to intertwine, to interweave -yita
0. spun ; twisted; winding, tortuous,
zigzag ;^g'. full of circuits, complicate,
intricate, knotty.
,

baby, little child; young child, little

boy, boy, lad; youngster, stripling;
soldier, warrior; servant, domestic;
- iniimiaiij babe, infant; - >^</, child,
little

boy

iTu/lilinJli^ klilrqlr^l-ni

ni.fi,_

clergy choristers JhA^

intAp .un.u,ii.u,u,nfi, paranymphs, bridegroom's friends - ^lairuipq.f, effeminate young man -%.-/. ship-boy,
cabin ; - ^^iu//. court-page; fip_
%u,^Mu^ - the young prince J'ui'ii^nt.^ip,
Diy children; - ij-n.-, young man
inp t/hi'Unt-'iip

hj-tru, I
'bL-,i_,

am young -

dead

in j

u^inu-^utli

outh

&C.

i./n^

S. ^%of^u.%

S.

4i"t'''^"'~
,

^t^

tu'hli^ui^

%nt^i^ O., Small,

subtile; slender,
thin, slight; -, -%-% ad. scantily, in
small portions, minutely; in retail, in
detail - or
^lamu/lii-ij ^nmniilrij tO
cut into small bits or pieces, to mince,
to hash, to divide into morsels ; to
cut thin; - ^2pt^, to pound, to beat
small, to triturate, to grind, to crush;
\\ u/ltp

minute,

ttnt,

little,

%nt^ip

fine,

- uimmiihu u,ulru to rolato or narrate

minutely, circumstantially; - J-ui,nhu
to smile
i-u,Jt^. to chew or masticate well, to chew the cud, to ruminate fig. to examine, to study, to ruminate on -"iini^u i-pn^t/^, to write
or note down in detail - .//. ^it^, f,
^[fu iMipiiu/biru to ponder on, to consider or examine minutely, thoroughly,
[dragorous.
;

]Su,'i,[,iMMif.np,

mandrake, manmicrography.
microscope - int.,,-

ufj

s.

\fa/bputif.pn,.p-l,Jb s.

yruAput^ku,
hikiimpiuiiufb

s.

photo-electrical -; -^f.
mui^uM, a. microscopical.
,

yjut'iiptui^iffu

S.

-^ipi;

-P t-fj

[ij s.

filament; fibril -^^zf'f. coarse sand,

pebbles, gravel -/uy^a. searching or
examining accurately ;accurate, exact,
punctilious; prying, inquisitive;
-J-.
%k-i_or -funL.jl,L. ^Wit^, to examine minutely, to scan, to sift - ^/At^, to re;

fine, to

be

critical, to subtilize; to

be

inquisitive -faat-qpi^ ^mp^uAtu to interrogate inquisitively; -^""i^;*- grass,

;

greensward, sward, grass-plot; -fi'^.

-b^u,--u,i_ a. undun-f,,- s. twigs, sticks
;

-ting ; -ttnj lihpmlin^p s. hash,

fricassee ; -4//4""" <'
gallimaufry
patched, pieced together, cobbled;
futile, fictitious;
fy. absurd, flimsy,
lated,

-^a^/i*

-/iltlfp a.

stingy

miserly

close-fisted, sordid,

narrate in detail,

-4./l> uia.'blrj'va. to

strict,

full

account

of;

formal, punctilious

ly, diligently;

biting, pinching;

-46-.- a. stinging,

to give

avaricious

very

-^hrnkj;

-ipifiui a.
ad. strict-

h^f, va. to in-

vestigate minutely, to search diligently -2r*2("/. s. small worm, animalcule;

-JLiY^a. finely sifted, minute, subtile;
- Mpn^,
very fine powder or dust
;

atom, corpuscle; -nu'uu.li s. minute,

second -nu'bp a- very fine, minute,
thin; -Jhiu'u s. small part or portion,
particle; mosaic, work; a. minute,
detailed; exact, particular;- 4n.n_
/t^, to pound, to beat small, to triturate f iruiuwitiiu uitupuMuihij to apply
;

oneself to particulars; i,uATCuip

uiJ',pn_

.limited intelligence;
iFuiant^Mi a mind lost

Ithiufji -iTiuunJiMu

dl'uiD aiiti-lriuiji

in

details

-Aili.up s.

ter;

S. iri/ ad.

-iruiai,MUf.uMit

miniature

-.i^mu./>.-./"a.

-^um^i

s.

microme-

related in detail, told

minutely; ad. in detail, minutely;

uMn.%hi_, to enter into details, to describe, relate or recount circumstantially, to

give a full

&

particular ac-

count; -^7oi_^a. bearing small fruit

or seed; -i/.7C./i. s. retailer; grocer;
anecdotes;
s. miscellanies
-Ikuif.
-u,nii,li .9.small plant; -^uAs. woodenmortar; -jwj s. lens, magnifying glass;
;

-goii_ s.

thin drizzle or

short paced

steps, slowly

dew

-.p-^L a.

with small paces or

-^puu, s. small beard of

ad.
;

-^>pt a. examined minutely,

corn
thoroughly - u,n.%k-u to examine accurately, strictly, to the bottom.
;

y^u/iiptih a. triturable.
Mt'iu'iiphw,

tjf va. to break or reduce

pound, to bruise,

to pieces, to grind, to

to orush,to triturate; to hash, to mince.

y^iuXphpuiW a. composed of small

ones - Jin^'bp a great deal of small
yyiuipt-pf s. madrigal.
[fry.
\ruAptpipnp,[. s. a second, or 60*^
part of a minute -t-pimpj. s. third, the
;

,;

UllC

60*

paj-t

U iuip[i^
nute,

435

of a second.
,

pt/u/b

l^nt^tp

liuiiig a.

mi-

very small, tiny.

'^ut'bpnum a. having small branches.
little,

IPoApni-iii^
nj)
s. shreds, scraps,
morsels, bits, particles, minutiae -y>
fj a. cut into bits or pieces, hashed,
minced, pounded, ground.
Uuiipni-Pf s. minuteness, thinness,
,

Jiyviipm-iHi

[tininess.
trituration,
W'"z_ a. used up, worn out, old; s.
bol. pea, peas ; S.
'"- "
s.

2,'"l
,
-limt, a.

consumwan-

^ui^iuitnf or *-

able, corruptible; -^a/i, [n^ul^

ing moon.
teeth of a saw.
\Ju,^[iajj Jig s. flower or seed beds,
garden-plot, parterre - -puiliiuii or
,

s.

-utlfuib uMfum s.

consumption, phthisis.

\Smit-j; y^l, va. to use up, to c6nsume, to wear out, to waste; to corrode, to gnaw, to eat; to spoil, to

destroy
to make thin or lean, to
emaciate, to extenuate to afflict, to
mortify - qJ-ui,ruM'i,u,li to employ, consume, spend, or waste one's time
- qnifpu to harass, to vex, to tease
the mind with longing - ^un(iin--pj.a
to thwart, to baffle -furvn. to be consumed worn out wasted to get
spoiled, to go to decay, to be destroyed; to grow thin or lean, to fall, pine
or dwindle away ; </;^/^^ ^a.'h.i.tpj
worn out, thread-bare coat - ^-_
iny to change, to wane
^Z." uyauiku
;

l/tu^^ill^ Jiu*pu JtaMn-uit-oui^

to

do you grow thinner

day

garment of skins

^o,^ _, leather

girdle; n,np -^ web-footed; Tu.pJl'b

-, human skin; fig. mortal coil.
,

s. furrier, fur-dealfur-trade.
UTm^fri/*, i-jr/ va. to skin, to flay, to
ill; to strip off the hide.

\S "zltbliui^uiTS^iun.

er;

-nt.^/ii.'ir s.

\S lu^i-uiit

&

ni-'jh s.

WBar, Wear

tear, deterioration, consumption,

use ; corrosion ; decay, decline -.-a&
int-uiil,
waning of the moon ; ^.fM.
luniini. uiUnt-SL tt, ni-Sii , the moou
;

ITio^w^ uj

why

irau

ISiu^h.uj 4t^_j a. made of leather,

of skin, membranous.
IT'o^t^i/'^n^ar , u<j . furrier; -ni-?
s. peltry, furriery.
\fu.^b,^'u, \y,..^k a. S. \fu.^ku.j s.

luttt-uicoui

scarfskin, epidermis; membrane, tunic; film, pellicle;

skin, hide; fleecy skin; fur coat, pelisse ; a. worn out, used up ; - iru,ii.nf
med. derma; - ^#.^&-;, dressed skin,
tanned hide, leather ; cordovan.
,

[ij s.

yfiu^uMpuM'i.ni.p-ttii

s.

waxes & wanes.

ir"^n-^
worn out
.!.

ir.j^m^/',

become

dermatology,

treatise on the skin & its diseases.

Mfui^ui^nplf S-lTw^tyti ; s. leatherdresser, currier, tanner.

hgty vn.

part.

to lose the hair, to

bald, depilated, bald-headed.

y^ui^inj

[, s. ritual, ceremonial.
fog - tt''"-y pearly nap
upon wine; - or -% s. sun-set, west;
,

ITion. s.

[i

-%

Jii,iiii,tr_,

to

if.,ua^iai_,

go down,

to set.
uiuiui a, fuU of fOg,
\i uin-utluuiiriuit
foggy, hazy, cloudy ; obscure, dim,
gloomy ; -^.r, L-guy vn. to get foggy,
to be hazy, cloudy ; -in,.m a. foggy,
hazy misty, caliginous, cloudy.
lSuin-utluni.il^,luilnj OT [u/nj S. fog, haZO,
mist ; darkness, obscurity ; op auruiy
t--. -("unj, cloudy & tempestuous
or
stormy day.
,

MfuinLu/i,

& paler day

ITu/^, ujg

,uj s.

pantry

larder, buttery

cellar,

store-room,

wine-cellar,
vault, canteen; -uMuikm or JmiCiiuiu/u
s. butler, steward ; vintner.
]Jian.nu.i_S. COS-lottUCe.
Ifuiu^ upi uu!bg s. part ; bit, piece,
morsel; share, portion; lot, parcel;
ration, allowance contingent, quota;
side, part, quarter, clime; minute;
relics ; holy or hallowed bread ; - 4a..
i.uitnnj article of faith; WiuuntXp pu/iili,
the heads of a discourse; - p-uipj,,
the better part q^iyuiliuiu upuiJjt^
gu/bl^iuiii/b , sensitivonoss ;
,au,iiui%

-/3-fc<-

a.dermopterous; hymenopteral;

hymenopter

-^uHni-bpA a. S. \^u.^
tiirmitf.kiug ; s. garment of skin ; -%.
pnpin a. clothed in leather.

s.

irascibility; concupiscence; riuamJ'p.,

iTuiubytuf ^ "4" ad. in part,

fu iSuMuftb

partly

partially, in parts ; by halves ;

iTuMUiMiiTp.
!S Jhctp t/uiupu t pui ^

tllrh-aiL.

\fu,^lral^lruig a. clothed with skins.

ISui^lruifi

hlfiuj

s.

pelisse; sheepskin coat.

furred gown,

for the

chiefly

most or greatest

jiywr iffuli^
;

<

part, mostly,
Jiuul/itif.

jiy^^

4 4

iras

JH

tion

On
;

on

side,

this

Juiufiii

for,

this considera-

instead of; -

"-

piece7neal,in pieces, piece by piece, in shreds, limb

by limb ; /.//i,^ Jhiuuiirp. on my part,
as for me ; uiqop-fij iTuFuuiirp as for, or
with regard to prayers p MMiaipq-t-i-p
JTuuffb, in place of a gift, as a gift;
ii/i. iri_-, he was allotted, he had for
his share, or portion ; it is fallen to
his lot ; - nL^ih-u to participate in, to

or

iMin.

JhiulHi

take a part or concern in [ pu.^fc-.j

to tako in good part;
b ii"pb J^"l*f' "*-^""-/_' ^0 take ill, or
amiss i^noMt-Ji/ n. JutuutJiEn iu^iin[tq to
be subject to certain vices; ^kp Jkp g ']^iuL.p-[, we have nothing to do with
David.
[s. speciality.
;

iruialfL u,nh,nt-u

>

specialist;

liTuiu'iiuj^tin s.

}JuiuiaiJ-nqiiil_s.

-{-fimni.p-'l,

Committee.

partial

1P<oi>%u>4<u>/ a.

gr. partitive

sharing in, participating ; -^_

Hri_, to partake of, to be a party concerned, to take a share ; -^jnt-p-fiiA s.
-4/>j a.

participation, share.

[nonius.

vernier scale
\^u,i/biuu,ni.ip s. pyx, ciborium.
Muiu'iiuii.np a. particular, special;
private ; -uip.u,p -utuiku ad. particularly, specially, in particular; -tr,
t-^/t va. to communicate, to impart; to
distribute, to divide, to share to contribute, to give ; -f //", t-jufj vn. to participate, to partake, to share in, to
take part in, to be concerned, to interest oneself; - g 4'"/4""-> to contribute in some measure -.-? s. par\fii,u%uiiiMi,p

s.

ast.

ticularity, speciality

U luubhtT

^/d/*

fe.

yytnu^tMH-np/wiI'

U*u<u%^(,

%^ui'i,

s.

iriis

-u,/fuA a. administrative;
-t-it, h^f, va. to administer, to manage
to distribute, to dispense ; to victual,
to provide, to stock, to store, to furn-

cellarer

- jSp //4"'-/7-" to administer

;
the sacraments; -ni.pj, s. administration , management ; economy ; stewardship; dispensation, distribution.
'ffuiuimiui.j/i, uig s. horse-breeder.
TJ'aimuii, nj a. young, tender, new,
fresh;*, child, little child; mortuary
festival for the poor ; - 4"""4""-
ish

'

very young; ^ -

ju,L.nL.p^,

infancy, at so tender an age

milk-fed calf.
U'u/mioy.ud'^^ a.

new-bom

i#.f<i

in

npP- -

s.

woman

recently confined ; -^.^li a. young;

-linmnp o. slalu In infancy ; -i,tiMuuili a.
of tender age ; -<J/ s. colt, foal, nag,
pony, cob ; -Tuijp S- -4-^> s. ; -^umJ;
uigiy vn. to bloom again; to renew
one's youth, to grow young again

-mnJb\ a. young, new, tender s.young

;

plant, sucker, layer, shoot, sapling,

neophyte, proselyte

young shrub - %u,^umu,u,^

off-set, slip

p-nLjp -

fig-

'

child-martyr.

tainianyiT^

^Mv

h-ant-atMnMhiT

>

young -

IPux/io/^^-^iuir a.

VCL.

tO

make young again.

restore to youth, to

/iA4"A

>

children ; - if-ia n-ftUf, lambkins.

IPuxnao^n^/7 a. havlug lately calved.

little

\^uMu,uin,.piiJb

s.

youth; growing

young again.
youug, toudor.

)Siau,u,tioplruy a.
\fu,mui'iilruili s.

ISuiuiu/ht-^aip

U<uiniu%/. iT,

singularity.

[molecule.
parcel; particle,
lFu<ii%{ii>(<% a. molecular.
ITwuiJhi-ui luniitir va. to admit, to
admit to a share or part in.
*Vr<""-/f s. seed-pod of the rose.
MPiuunM-pu^ s. stuflSng pipe or reed.
TiTutinu,^, u#j a. dam, female. ,
W'"i""'ii"fijwq_ a. in rut , neighing
after,ready to mount, covering,mounting; - Jf, stallion, stud or entire horse,
stone-horse; -ni-Pf s. rut, heat, ardent desire, passion of horses; -pini-Jp
s. stud of mares.
uijj's. administrator,
XTutaiui^iupiui,
manager ; steward, provider, victualler; dispenser, distributor;- 4uAl'j,
-pb'f'

;;
,

ringlet, small ring.

s.

seal- or signet-ring.
va. to seal

t-i/lw

with a

signet-ring, to seal up.

ring-finger.
ring; signet-ring, seal,

|P>uiu<>i-</uiin<^ s.

Ifuiinio^/i

.1.

nu^^ uti^-iuiTu/b^
diamond-ring uiiuuilihphuMij cameo-ring; ^uipiiiu'iilr_
liu/b - wedding-ring; - ^plr/j to wear a
ring ; lfiiphi_-iilruii. to seal with a ring.
l]*<<n -/<!% t'illig s. book
parchment,
scroll,roll,register; code, manuscript;

stamp

S. |f mjot^ijj

l-biy -

gold-ring

iB^^[i% Siit-u^tA^-^g , the Holy Scriptures, - Bible, - "Writ; - ^n^Ji^., the

immortal band (Persian cavalry); -t_
%ly if.uipulb , library ; f -%/ ^aip^m^
%tij, mtufj to write, to set down or
couch in writing, to register, to record.
ir"'>n'f'i><9.4^ui a. book-learned, lettered, learned, erudite, skilled in lite,

;
;
1;

4 as

iriis

rature

man

of letters ; bibliographer ; -if.fiuini.p-l s. bibliography

tic tpu-g s. writer, author, bibliographer ; book, writing; a. S. -tpu..
.

- classic author ; jna-l'

Iiafii
; i^aifip
- sorry writer, scrawler, scribbler
-^ men of letters, the literati -tpw^
iuAa. bibliographical; historic ;-^/it/*
va. to write or compose a book ; to put
down in writing to book, to register,
,

to transcribe; -y;.n-J*.bibli6graphy;
literature; writing, book, work; -7lu<_
pu/ii , -liui/^ [ui^ s. library ; il'ippH ,

book-case

book-shelves ; -/;.^ a. s.
bookish, bibliomaniac -JJ^f -/?^t> *.
bookishness, bibliomania ;/* a. immersed in study or in books, well
versed in literature ;-v"i/.-/" a. told
in books; rf.narratinginbooks;-vA-
.librarian;-/4/.bibliophilist, bookfancier -appa^f *. bibliophily; -t.n/
,

; -t-nptnT S. -^pinr.
XfutuiiAp^ , 'b^uOi s. opuscule, short
treatise, pamphlet, tract ; - ^m.*^ S.
[OI-J /l*/"*
y uMuthutit

a. historical

(J

UMinaiuLuMli

ni^p

\FuMialiuiui^uii_,

^apiiOt

iMij

|J

uih'tuil

[grass.

blood-wort, knotITiuoi^u/A s. pencil, lead.

Ifo/oiVi mfib miu%j s. fingcr finger's
breadth, inch ; mus. tune, air, strain
P^P- - thumb ; ^m.^uifiui'i, - forefinger iip/A - middle finger iVuimu,^
ITufio^uiA-T^ s. hot.

%t.n/

- ring-finger
,

/"{p/

little fin-

ger; JluinnCbo nuip^ tOO ; Jt^ JuM^

mmiij, knuckles, finger joints; Jh,.
t

ganL^/a

%at~uMi^uMnuthaiQ

board, stop; Jhiuintiip

stairs

koys

uuilf.ifnij

StCpS,

ches or tendrils of a vine

finger or
inuinuijpp

hand of God
,

with

""In aJuMuinaJiU

maimed

pW p

fingers

tilru to

tiptOO

ni^,

A^y/. ".
*<// ''i-

TCiup^iuuitri qJuM^

to crack one's fingers

point at one

the

uiUMinfrpuiqJ't 116
;

miulia auipn

Uj

h-iypmlimnt-p

taught my hands to war ^

mu,%g , at the finger's ends
u,n,%u

key-

JiammAp npP-y shoots, bran-

to

-%

iun.^

denounce;

to defame, to laugh at, to scorn

fig.

^"_

by oub's labour l> JuMmniXu ifiuii_, to walk on

one's toes, to walk tiptoe jnm* { muiliiri_ iTuiiniairp^

to llvo

stand tiptoe JhiLuijij^nmuMj

q- liuiuihu to resolve not to forget, to
make a memorandum JiauiiaJp. ^m-.
juiniilri\ to

iriis
to point at with the finger, to

gat%lii_,

indicate

hruMip^t^

J^iufU ifuiai^% iSia^iu^

fih/j to taste, to

taste slightly; fif't.

iTiuuint^u [i ilh-piy phpuiliy t tO pmCO a
finger on the lips, to keep silence, to

be benumbed; ~ ilfiibi_ va. to betray;

vn. to be betrayed ; - IVi'hi_ u/bi^lu or
uiiiimjp. utbijib, to betray oneself, or
one's own cause, to do oneself an injury; - iu%ilfl, j^t-pn/ ^npb-lri_, to kill

commit

oneself, to

suicide, to

make

away with

oneself; - //**/_ pt-pt-oA^

"pftuip-n/ii
to lavish, to waste, to
squander; -^/At_, t;iiu%liij to give or
addict oneself to, to surrender, to
give in ; - ,un!lih.i_, - ht- mm-p iUblri_, to
,

betray

utpi^lrini-i_% pirpiAjti_

i-a^iuMjiifiu

door;

to

jamb

Juiui^i ^

one's finger in a

S. 2?A-i-

^ um'iitun.nph-

done by hand

a.

written or sculptured by
hand ; ^Stiuiilifi s. hot. fox-glove, digitalis ; -4i. a. cutting off or amputating
another's finger ; -Jhi-I,i a. thrusting
in one's finger ; - ^iin-"t'qf ipupilri_, to
provoke vomiting with the finger;
-ij-pn^r a.

port-crayon,

s.

pencil-case.

write, to compose, to trace;

s. med. whitlow, panaris, felon; -^m.^, f o. a finger's width or
depth;*, inch, digit, finger; -gyg a.
pointing at, indicating with the finger;
- mnUri, J/hhi_, to polut at, to addict,
to indicate ; to betray ; fig. to deride,
to scoff, to ridicule, to quiz, to make

va. to

-inu.pP-'ii

a laughing-stock

of; -ifinlu {uuMiiuigniJiL

mus. fingering, playing on, touching.

JYuiaiiit-uifi or HTmiauAuiQ S. fiugOr,
hand; [ - uip^uAt-u to seize, to take
possession of, to subject, to subdue;
to win complete power over.
^yiuuiiit-t/', Iryp va. to betray, to denounce, to discover; to deliver up, to
surrender ; to abandon, to allow, to
permit - / Jtn.u m-pni^ to give into
the hands of, at the mercy of, to deliver up ; - ^ i[ufiAfu , to endanger, to
s.

expose to

- ^/^

peril, to

put in jeopardy;

throw to the wild

beasts, to give as a prey to - ; - j<!p
upnj to kill, to slay nuiuSh jiu%uip_
uni-Pl to debase, degrade or disgrace
oneself; ^ ^lui/u i^tun-uailn^ ^luT^nj^^
^<o2uA.i<j

to

^t-png, to sacrifice to one's ambition;

-^ nnfl>

h-UMifll -c.

juijuluMbnu-ifh

to burlesque, to ridicule

tO qulZ,

- ^n^

ui<r^

iro.s

;
,

>

P^y, to cover with shame or confusion;- j#i^ uuimuM%aijli to excommunicate;- qlunp^ni-ii^u /-/' to unbosom oneself to, to open one's mind to;
n^- qj,,uj'p.hpnM.p'[,, to be patient; -/.r
vn. to be betrayed, denounced; to be,

tray oneself, to give in, to surrender,

abandon oneself to, to be a prey to;
- (i ^t-pnup}, to be or become a slave
to - ^ ^u^nI.u.
to run away, to
take to flight - ( ^ufauA^ uiimiTmai-.
p't nu-pnL.^ to become a victim to the
jealousy of; - p um-p, to be put to the
to

irar

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nister, to distribute, to dispense; -nL._

cup-bearer's charge or office.

s. chaplain; -m-Pji
s. chaplainship.
ir<u<^ mnj s. temptation, impurity.
ITu^. - s. metretes or amphora (a
liquid measure, the Eoman about seven, the Attic about ten gallons).
U"'"/! /' 'j s. a. Mede ; Median ;
P-fitX

s.

!huMUfhui
IT uimniuuuMu^li

X^uipuiii-

hayloft.

*.

IS-upMali, 3. locust;

[*.

lord.

grass-hopper;

sword

S. D,./.t<ni

\fiin%i^

s.

ir<"'"^^i

s.

U'u/i.i'fc/.^s.

U.<-"'/'

>

W"'4

>J'l'/-

fluting, flutes. [>noi./i

the

&c.

felon, scoundrel.

ITiomii/ij . thimble.
l^uAmiin^ppiA s. treachery.
XfutuAmnL. s. traitor ; informer, denouncer; - ipit-u to betray, to deuiuiiianja

O,

'bmluutmui'bo^

ttd.

utin'liutanjq

villauously,

liously, ignominiously.
^SuMua|g, m-^l; *. accoss,

&C.

contumeapproach

ascent, acclivity.

martyr's shrine ; chape], oratory.

U'luiixK.iiia/;^ , p s. bot. liquorice um^m
- 1 wild - milk-vetch, astragal ;-^ ./_
i.

Tiuu,

peony -f 4*. chem. glycirrhizine.

;

\fuMuini-guilia/ii a.
ISaiuini-^u/iMlrili a.

ing

is
,

among

presentable.
offering, present-

S. -^uiliu.'b

jf va. to draw or
bring near, to advance, to put for]Sii,mn,-jMu'bir,r,

ward ; to present, to offer, to dedicate;

to Sacrifice; /. Jk2_-i to relate, to report,
\f uimni-^uipMiM'ii

[offering.
s

-jn^

0'u/</.j^^,

altar , place of
s. offerer; sacri-

ficer;

-,n,.i/i, *. presentation, offering,

oblation, offer ; celebration.
IP'oin^^^ a. accessible, accostable.
U iuui^iTf Hiii-wj uini^qb-uM/vn, to gain
access, to approach, to draw near, to
advance, to present or offer oneself,
to come, to appear; to be presented,
offered, celebrated; j,i,n.u,2_- > to adt

vance, to come or go forward ; S.^,""-"^'

/. Airp.
{y-^mn-ni-uifi U3g s. cup-boarer ; butler ; -yj; ty/. va. to be or become cupbearer, to present drinks, to fill the
glasses, to pour out wine ; to admi,

s.

^ynac w.Maran-atha,

Lord comes, or, the

come (it was a form of threathe
;

anathematizing

cursing or
the Jews).

Medo-Persian.
Media.
s. marshal.

\^ujpuiM,iu.pau,gli s. a.
jy.upiMiaiiiiii'ii

yiapai^iupim

IT.

ft

s.

u,f.yu>l^

rt

ground,

nounce.
II

Lord

tening

little flnger.

traitor

\^,upui%,aPui
it signifies^

mossy

pasture, herbage,
geol. marl.
s. prophet, seer nm-ui

turf, grass,

meadow, mead
\yuipfuip^

[ig

-I false -; 4/A -.prophetess; ^!^/

-^ the Lesser prophets.
}SuMp,l.iupliuip.uip ad. prophetically
like a prophet; -^4" a. skilled in the
prophecies ; -itftp a. written by the
prophets; -qpm,- a. prophet-slaying,
destroying the prophets ; -A-fi a. begetting a prophet ; born of a prophetess -piuin.'b, -liuiii -kbp c- prophetic;
- n^i.ii,l_, by a - spirit ; -^amnp a. massacring prophets; -4y/ . a prophet's
father -4ui5-4-<n a. like a prophet;
-4/<"2_o. prophetic ; -Xun. a. foretold,
announced, or predicted by a prophet
or by the prophets, declared prophetically, prophetic ; -"iiunr, M.^iy vn. to
.

prophecy

to predict, to foretell

to

play the prophet, to counterfeit -iarj

s. prophet's temple
-^np^i a. having
the gift of prophecy
-uit-u, s. chief
of the prophets (Moses) fig. our Lord
Gr.-C. -uiMfui'iM a. murdering prophets
-uiuiiK. u/u<if.<ui/f s. Scripture, the prophets puilM S. trnj gnt-jiu'lilrJ'va. to
render prophetic, to cause to prophecy
-.("pn^ a.preached by the pro;

phets.
IPuf^f tu^4i^ s. prophecy ; the book
of the prophets; -"-4^ sf- prophetess.
\yiup^aip(;opk% ad. prophetically.

y Ulptf^iuppin ptnnf QV pu'ft pmuia S,

margaret, pearl bol. daisy ; chem. marf

;,

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iriip

garine ^<Y'.^ -pmmg, string of pearls;

pearl necklace ;&^>'<&^(-u>^-^ic>^ pied
with daisies Jfi uipliiui.^^ ^-u ,un.fM,2p
lun^,j, don't cast pearls to swine; 8.
;

if'"/'?-"'/'"""?-*''/. "* beautiful as a

pearl; -t^/ii a. pearl-coloured; -mupif.
c.adorned withpearls, pearled; -^"-n.4r
a. full of pearls, pearly ; - ^#^a> plain
sprinkled with daisies; -6^/1% a. bearing or producing pearls ; -4 s. grain
of pearl'; - uMmuiiTntX^ pearly teeth ;
,

-i,lt.u

-^^a.strung with pearls;

like a pearl -p'xiL.O" bright

-jhn.,

-inhuli/jx.

as a pearl.
of pearls, pearly;
pearl-coloured ; -mopl/i, ad.
like a pearl.
[dows.
/rj a. feeding in meay^uipti-mpou,
IPu/^^iuj s. the eleventh month of
the anoientArmenian caleridar,(June).
]yiiiliif[i^, my s. marquis, marquess :
\y,upii.iM,puihiy a.

-hpuh.if. a.

marquee;
sf.

marquisate;

-i-^ s.

^'p "^ituli uta s< marman; mortal; the human

uip^TCiuliif^i

VTu.^^. .5.

race;

4?'*'

-n-4/.

[shy meadow.

marchioness.
f

woman;

->

-^ji the

fl^^-f

Son of Man - ti. U,S Man-God piu,

pi' - worthy or honest man, man of
worth; t'^d'abk ~- handsome man;
i!u,lilru[ip,n man of feeling, gener;

ous-hearted man; -i Ao^/tfcn.-/Jt.i

antichrist; jiupi-k -. man of straw;
a scare-crow; -f -y from one man
to another; H'lT- every man uipJ-ui_
,

%li ~nj

manly

u'iiu,pJ-u/b

-y

unman-

pioj Jhp 11111% HIuf-'i, ^f,"!, to put off

the old man; mn. - lini-miiililti_, to
crowd or rush together, to press, to
ly

throng; mpuip

(],6-

j-i

uimmlihp

[ii-p,

God made man

after his image; ^

p.uipkpuiuinni-P^^ -nju for the happlness of mankind; S. \J,jp' W-^ptH'
,

\faipj.,,iiiii/b,_l3^^ii s.

anthropology;

paip S. U uipi^iuipuip "piniili ct. inhabited by man -fyi^ s. chimera, bug

bear, hobgoblin, ghost; -thpf, s. captive, prisoner, slave; -y-P' *. slavemerchant, buyer or dealer purchase of slaves -^^-// a. man-head;

ed -fnif^g. man-stealer -q.nqni.pji s.

man-stealing; q.uipir,i/ii a. nourished
;

or cultivated by
sin,

man;

-if-im. s.

murderer, man-slayer

assas-

-^-.A a.

believing in Christ as man only, denying the divinity of Christ, Nestorian

irap

- mi-uliiii^ or -n-uii^aiiiin-P^ s. nestorianism -q.un-m.p-'t s. murder, assassination; -i^kiTa. of a human figure or

countenance
-q^k-um a. clothed in
;

human nature,incarnate, become man,

made flesh -^ti a. man sacrificing
;

- fhiihij

to

immolate or

sacrifice hu-

man

victims; -^ s. human sacrifice or

victim -~qn^ S. -qt-% ; -qn^nt-l, qn^
,

S. -qtriip

unpeopled, uninha-

-p-niifi a.

bited, desert, wild -P-l^- s. enumeration or numbering of men g? -P-ni.[,,

;

each person, a-man, a-head; -^^

full of man, peopled, very populous;
-fi.iu'iii a. man-devouring, eager for
human flesh; -luui"!! Jtni.pt s. greed of
to

human

flesh; -^,u,n^ a. hypostatically

united with the human nature -^/.^
o.. densely
inhabited, crowded with
inhabitants ; S. -/hg ; -[u'iiql-p a. searching, or in search of men ; -lunqtinq_,
-lun^,^ a. slaughtering or massacring
man, murderous, killing, bloody, sanguinary, cruel;*, cut-throat, homicide;
-hnifu a. man consuming, causing the
destruction of men ; -S-/A a. begetting
a man; . fabulous tree feigned to produce men.
[house ; ceiling, roof.
"^upquili, /y *. joists & beams of a
^S uipquiliuiqJ'ni-P-ts. structuro of the
human body, physiology, anatomy; S.
;

}Suipqu,litp

.j s. cannibal,

anthro-

pophagus, man-eater ;- ^At/^. to eat

human flesh; -4t^"-/^? *. anthropophagy, cannibalism -ttt-pm a. human,
having a human form or figure after
the men's manner s. zool. anthropomorphite; -^t^u/fcmy. or lriu%^ s. the
uiqufuq. -^hpui_
anthropomorphites
huiig anthropomorphism; -ky"' P"'q^
;

iTni-Pf

s.

train or suite of domestics,

numerous equipage; assembly of men,

multitude of people, crowd, a crew of

men -^nu.np a. murderous, exterminating - u,n-'iilTi_, to kill, to put to the

;

sword;
ing,

-<'"a*, -e,ui7<nj, /y a. insinuatfawning, flattering, striving for

-ifiuidur vn. to seek

favour, servile
men's favour, to fawn, to flatter, to
seek to please by servility; -42rtn.?
ress. fawning, adulation, flattery
-4u<.i4 a. of the
pect for persons
human height or form; of perfect form,
well shaped (man) s. the human stature, size or height; -4.u^4*. capita;

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poll-money; -4/^4<.i

tion, poll-tax,

multitude, crowd ; -iujii s. human

voice ; -<Jti- S. -Iihpuf -,/i.4 s. plague,
pestilence; -iTiapu, a. making war on
.

man

mankind;

hostile to

-iPou, a.

near

the habitation of men /i -/ IiItmuu to

inhabit - ; -"iiaiir, "igiy vn. to become
man, incarnate, to take human flesh
or nature; -2"4 a. edifying, exemplary, virtuous ; affable, kind ; -j a.
well peopled, full of inhabitants, populous; -^uMuint-Pf, s. great multitude,
dense population ; -^i S.-^"m ; -^mpi,
S. -^ui,
-^if, a. of man's height or
;

size

-uiujpM ^u,q_ s. chimera ,

-n/ury^ s. satyrs ; i^iu^u.

were-

wolf;
, p^ s.
anthropolatra; fig. flatterer, fawner,
adulator ; -u;u^..-/?? s. anthropolatry; fig. fulsome flattery, adulation;
-ufioiii^^^ a. man-shaped, having the
human form or figure; *. human image;
"ik" O. U uipi^^opi^yi ; mni-p or uini-phit-nt- a, biting
S. yS unuMuint-ii
&c.
man ; -uu.'iJi , ( s. litharge of silver,
yellow, white litharge -uh-p a. advantageous to the propagation of the human race ; -4/ a. philanthropic, humane , benevolent; kind, obliging,
courteous, civil, gracious; tender,
compassionate, charitable -uppuipuip
ad. benignly; -ulnuli,u'i, a. philanthropical -ulpuMuiku ad. humanely, kindly, tenderly, with kindness, lovingly;
-iifiplrir va. to be philanthropic, humane, to behave with kindness, to be
compassionate, courteous ; to be condescending; to receive courteously,
to give a hearty welcome to, to honour; -f/>n-/3/l-ir *. philanthropy, humanity, kindness, benignity, affability,
benevolence, courteousness; condescension ; welcome ; -p S. -i/^/7u./4.
uj a. murderous, homicidal
-uiifu/i,
,

murderer

homicide

man-slayer
homicide, murder; liuMiFuMi^np
- ui^.
wilful murder
fui/ manslaugter
- juiiiq^y^, homi-

*.

-uuiu/bnup-},

cide

s.

by misadventure

-<.,.*

u,^

s.

place of reunion; -ilu,TCu,n. s. slavemerchant or dealer; -^t^c^ a. meet

for or worthy of man ; -</."/ uy a. S.
-itu.l ; civil, polite, urbane, courteous, complaisant, obliging, genteel,
kind, affable -iliapniji s. civility, politeness, urbanity, courtesy, complaisance ; -uitaij Iriui^ or j/rj a. hating
.

,, _
;

irup

mankind

misanthropic

thrope, man-hater

*.

misan-

-mkuu,li or ^^S.

Ighnm uilrq^ili S uih-uia uitrgnt~p-[i

s. misanthropy, hatred of mankind;
-<.%( s. human race, human crea;

a. human, rational ; - p"*,.

garden planted by man ;
"3"*-/.*" minotaur, bucentaur; -gn^^m^
to
I.L-iT va. to humanize, to civilize
familiarize, to tame; -^uM,fu,fugli or

ture,

man

p,uumu/b

inhabitant or dweller in man;

walking as man.
\fu,p,i.t-inn^ , ini-quij a . flattering
fawning, seductive ; *. adulator, flat-

-gl

s.

-^yi_a-

terer, sycophant, seducer; -inM.^u,^m%

adulatory, deceitful ; -inui/ni-P-t

a.

adulation, flattery.
\Puipn.lrqni.l3-li^% s. incamatiou ; our
Lord's human nature ; creation, generation or genealogy of mankind.
\S

iunrLhplrt-nf(3- S.

\}

uipq.uM Iihpuf.

ir"/^/>'"t^a.familiar,
X^uMpif-li^

Y.^u/% s.

tame, docile.

men, mankind, the

race, the worH; s>r-,allmen;

the children of men
ifputfJi,,, men of letters; - ji"p~
ij-uMpku to make men of.
U Uipi^tlUMpUip S.U tUpi^I^Op^ ; ptUMoJl

human

"I'ttf f"'ptk"''^

>

&C.

b.

MUptLUMJuiUILll

&C.

\fiM,p^liu,\iM/b -y/A a. human; belonging to man, manlike; -uit" S. W'p^^

,

\yuip^lih,[k'i' a.

human.

i^uipn.lini-P-l.iJi, s.

[4<.p4%.

humanity, human

nature; humanity, mankind; multitude,

many

people.

XS'u.p^liopk'h a.

human

ad.

humanly,

as a man, according to human nature.

U"u.^^u/fr. s. chief guardian of the
harem, chief of the eunuchs, kislaragasi ; -m-P-l, s. dignity, office or post
of kislar-agasi.
XfaipkJlunu, s. sweet marjoram.
'[^uphphaHi h-uin. s. may-pole.
X^uiplrplt s. the tenth month of the
ancient Armenian calendar, (May).
J^uipi, //J s. confine or frontier of a
state, march, border; province, district ; - ifiiiru to reduce to a province;
exercise,
[creeping mouse-ear.
-:p
,

\^iM,'p^'b^n^, -i,% s. hot. pilosella

U".i^juAp. exercise;
U'm^^.o^u.'fc*.
Xyaipiftrir,

letic

tjf

gymnastic ap-

gymnasium, [paratus.
va. to instruct in ath-

exercises; to inure to war; to

exercise, to instruct, to initiate, to

teach, to discipline, to form, to train,

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iru.0

IT ftp

to civilize, to aofteTimanner8.[ed to war.

itch, to tickle, to titillate; to irritate,

inured; traininstructor, teacher, one

whodi8cipline8,inures or trains to war.
\fu,pqn,.3L s- teaching, training ; instruction, exercise.
ITxYifii/u.?!, ufj s.governor of a march,

to exasperate
to gratify,

XTmpqti

a. exercised,

\fmi>ql>f_ s.

of a county or province, exarch; --_

p^iA s. government of a march, governorship of a province.
possible ; - k
so ; it
is fitting or proper; -#4"'* ingenious ; -uAuiiT S. 'ffuipPhJ'.
y^uipP-

V. imp.

means

s.

it is

possible,

a.

it

may be

\f,upp-ui%p s. stratagem ; means,

expedient, resource, remedy; skill,
art, ability, cleverness, mastery -*op
ad. ingeniously, cunningly.
XTiupPlrili a. possible; contingent;
proper, fitting.
;

IJuipPlrj; t-jl va. to find means, to

invent, to contrive, to find oat.
X^uMpP-hir, Pu,jil< vn. to be able, possible, to have the power, faculty or

means.
\^,apP-lr^ni.^iu'i.lrirva. to

sible

reudcr pos-

to execute, to carry into effect,

to accomplish.
T^uipP^P V' imp.

it is

awkward.
Vr<"f /?"-i. a. clever, skilful, expert.
y^uipP-nt-uiuMui^^TCa., possible
pro-

&

[cleverness.
TJuipP^^Plit-i s. dexterity, ability,
ij wpl'
f^'-y p^"'3 s. hen.
ir<^^< , ^ s. resinous pine,
\(uipiih,i_, /i s.hoe.
Xfiuplihtiliuip s. Marcionites.
ITm^^jCui^ jhJhuij s. statue of wax,

per,

HfiupTCu/i

s,

liPutpi/hA^

mates

bed
[,

s.

pleasant

& bedding.
hot or temperate

cli-

meadow,

delightful
spot; greensward, lawn, grass-plot.
;

l]'Y'i/^<i<(>%r a.

IPw^f/lo^A-iT, trjp

pruriginous.
vn. to itch, to feel

an itching, titillation or pruriency, to

have a tickling sensation ; to feel a
desire to scratch oneself; fig. to be excited, incited, provoked, tickled or
pleased -tr^nt-^u/bt-tr va. to cause to
;

to tickle, to please,

\Fuipi/h,l,tA -n<-% s. itching, pruriency

incitement, tickling, titillation smart, burning, puncture.
,

med. St. Anthony's fire

-nu, a. feeling a prickling, subject to
a pricking sensation.
JifaipJian. s.

\y lapitiupm^ni^iL.

~^%

a.

mado or

built of marble, marmorean; -Qn^,

-4uiuw s, marble-cutter ; ^nplfuipuA

marble-yard, works; -^lum^

marble-quarry -/<" a. covered or
paved with marble.
yu>p,/L,ptm/
-hqyu a. of marble,
marble, marmorean.
X^iupJuiplinb >i>j s. marble a. - of
marble liu,ph-p tp-pttas hard as
^'y o. U utpjfuph-Mui

-4<ff>ij,

s.

X^utpinAft
|P<f>ii7i%

distaff.

s.

abn^

s.

body

flesh

man,

creature, mortal; corpse, dead body;

carcass, carrion; body, consistency;
whole, ensemble; geom. solid; - -_
%ni-u to become incarnate ; t-i. ^luVit
- h,fh-t- & the "Word was made flesh;
,

S. Yjptp'iyl^'

ySiuptfuuip.iaiini-Pliiii s.

possible ; ^i^pit- uiiii.ir ilfiilri_, how can these things

be ? ^- . i-. it can't be, it is impossible ; -j/r, is it possible?
XfuipPniii a. ingenious, clever, skilled ; S. U""7f? a.; i^ a. inept, unfit,

fig,

somatology;

-pn/6- a. too indulgent to the appetites,

carnal, sensual; -ij-hn^a. well shaped;

corporeal substances ; creatures, mortals ; -^nph-tiTva. to change
into flesh ; -^npi-nt-Pf s. incorpora-

-i-iy^ s.

tion, embodiment; -^m*-, -^k-uij,

-Ifi-am i-^trjp^a. clothcd with flesh,
incarnate; corporeal, bodily, mortal;
-qy-hijnt.p'^ s. incarnation; -i/k^h- a,
impudic, sensual, libidinous
impotent, frigid, incapable of procreation;
-ift-iiitnt-Pi s. luxury, licentiousness,
lechery, wantonness ; impotence, frigidity -JtinpJ- a. pleasing or grateful
to the senses -funpJ-nk.p%^ s. sensual
delights; pleasures; -S-fS-n-4 a. hiding, covering the corpse (tomb), or
the body (hair) -S-^t. ir%ni3i^ s. corporeal birth, according to the flesh;
-liuMij. corporal, a fine linen-cloth on
which the priest places the chalice at
mass; -4i a. corporeal, bodily ; mundane, worldly; carnal, sensual ;-4fr^,
ug a. carnivorous ; -^hpni-Pt s. use of
flesh for food -^t^ a. of the same nature ; consanguineous ; s. fellow-man
-IfpPiJu^ ^.gymnastics, athletics; -^cf;

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iriip

's

Pn,.pJ, s. bodi]y exercise

s. anatomist, dissector; -4 ttiintuhiui
/MiiJii a.
anatomical ; -c,unirJ; hg^ va. to anatomize, to dissect; -^mmni-P'l, s. anatomy, dissection ; -4.m<,^ffc ad. anatomically; -4<"/ "j a. impotent, unhealthy, apoplectic, disabled, crippled;
-^fci. a. having a bodily form or figure,
corporeal; -nap^, [^ , gymnastics;
p

gymnastic-master; -Jhi^o. carnal, sensual, voluptuous -iFn/ni-Phf s. sensuality, attachment to sensual pleasures;
;

3/A S. -Iiui'ii ~%u3,r, uii/iiif vn- to become incarnate; to take the human
body or nature ~i,upJ-ni.[3-[,Ji, s. tickling, titillation, stimulant; any movement of the body -ijm4, uj s. bodyguard, life-guardsman, yeoman of
;

the guard -uim^m , [,^ s. worshipper

of the flesh; sensualist; Apollinarian
-u^lum a. clothed with a body, corporeal; -uiiu,n.u[,a. enveloping the whole
body; -i;^u.^,^ a. nourishing, fattening voluptuous, gluttonous ; -Yt" ad.
bodily, corporally; materially ; carnally, sensually, lustfully ; fig. essentially, really, substantially; -ufl^a,
material; carnal, voluptuous; -n-l.iia.
incarnate ; -,LniJ, s. incarnation ; -ukp
a. fond of carnal pleasures, sensual,
carnal, voluptuous, mundane ; -uli'p,,,.^
p-Ji s. sensuality, lust, concupiscence;
-uu/uA s. self-murderer, suicide -^^/^
2Sui. S. \yuui- ; -mmli s. madragora
root ; -mu,%2_ a. tormenting the body
(pain) ; -u.^u<j a. despising carnal
pleasures; -,lru.iM^ni.pJ, *. materiality ; -u,t^_, -lo/iu^ a. corporeal, of a form ; -pu/it s. place of incarnation,
matrix; fig. our Lord's Mother; -ji..
;

ju/btnTva. to

change into flesh;

to

em-

body, to incarnate; to figure, to impress with a form -<-^, u.(u<%ce. corporeal, palpable, material of or belonging to the body, bodily carnal,
fleshly, sensual, worldly; -i-npuiui^u
ad. bodily; really, actually; ^..npnj^
s. corporeity
incarnation humanity;
;

CO

iro.p

coct; -hjnL.^ui%kirva. to cause to Aigest;-tjni.j[i^,-iin,ia,f^,u'ii u. digcstivo.

tion; concoction.
\fuipm, fj*. war, battle, combat;
wrestling ; dispute, quarrel : month of
iViarCh A ~ uituuihniuajy uiuMinnmumjiiy
;

to

prepare for war;

inL-nuMoJli

hiu,'uhi_f,

M^lu^

tO take Up
''/fe/. g ni.Jh^

iltrpiy nt:.pnL^

fi

arms against - ^1>A-f_.

inuil ^ u^tuuilrpiuqifft n.t^^rr
;

nt^nnL-p

tO

give battle, to make war on, to wage

war g JhJhuiUu ^lunl^tgibh-^ hn.lruit
lin-m-hu to fight, to combat, to attack;
//t^i -^t ib'f't'L,
to be in perJt ""-''kp
petual hot water with, to be continually at war with ; - [ lUrp'y nt-pat-^
;

>

latpni-quMbh-u

fi

uliumhpuitj^p

if.pif.n..fi^

to incite to battle, to excite or create

- muiuMlrpumJp kp "u^ g
they were at war for;
frptiiqlltatby B
't"C'Uf" -h
bloody battle, by a sanguinary con-

war against

Jlfilhuhia lib,

flict

V#

ifUtyp

lirp/^nqn^/n l^nrpTuuba

the battle remained un-

,-%uiiiip,nlrj,

decided; S.

^iiMutlrpuMijj:

\fuipiiiifpp

i-i""^

s.

agonotheta,

athlotheta ; -lt%yj a. quarrelsome ,

contentious, litigious, wrangling; -^uA
a. of or belonging to war or battle,
warlike; . warrior, combatant; -^u..^
s. war-car or chariot; -4/y *. companion in arms, fellow-soldier, comrade;
adversary, antagonist, opponent; a.
confederate, leagued, allied; - fni.%^_p,
auxiliary forces ; - ip^yu to fight in

company; -l/^n^pt s. companionship

arms alliance, confederacy; aid,
succour; -Jpn^ a.tumultuous, troubled, agitated by war; -fiupifiup B.-ii-^p.
Xr.upaii^i int. would to Heaven that!

in

if it

might be

XyuipuitiAffiup

scenes

battle-pieces

nition

uij a.

-u.yij. waggon,

powder-cart

painting battlepainter of

Miiiaml/t-pui^ii/ii s.

-ilu.p

ammu/i

*.

pa-

-ground -j"uij *. weapons of war, (other than firearms) fl. military, warlike.
lestra, battle-field, or

uij

a. fleshy,

corpulent,
fat, plump ; -tie. corporal, corporeal;
lr<</^><%^( s. corpuscle. [S. ITm^sffit.^.
yfujpOfiiijP^i, -Hiin^ s. bodily things,
things appertaining to the flesh.
\fu,paiif,i_,

XjuMpnt-fu

S. hot.

S. y^iuinnt-uiuili

ir<"/t//", A-jf vn.

to digest

to con-

Xyutpm/Autlp s. brave, valiant soldier -^ choicest troops, the flower

of, or the choice men in the army.
Xfiupmli^ ,ii[u.j s. warrior, soldier,
combatant; ^ - Jtnu/iilru to rush to
the field of combat.
y^ujpuilpniikp s. Gr. w. martyrology.
;

461

ira-p
Xftupui^pnu

of - ; -""i/y

martyr

ui^ s.

-m^uMlii a.

Buffering a similar mar-

a.

tyrdom separately or together; -lynp^

to martyrdom; -.
^f.f/> a. exhorting
%></*, uMgiuj

be a martyr, to suffer
undergo death in wit-

vn- to

martyrdom,

to

ness of the faith -inp,u% s. place of

martyrdom; chapel or tomb of martyrs ujuioitu .Martyropolis -ij/.-.
tjuAhir va. to martyrize -m-? *. martyrdom -m-^fi sfl female martyr,
;

IT'o^/o'^"^

<"j * battery,

>

bulwark tower

hi^liu,puiliiii%

battery or machine
-, Yoltaie battery, pile.

tric

uihtMMJ

UMfiuiliiiiiff

fight, to

bastion,
- elec-

uint-uhini

'^i^uyhtu'ii

Vfl*

tO

combat, to make war, to en-

gage

in actiqn; to quarrel, to dispute,

to contest ; utii/jiiiuijiupuwni-p-p to
skirmish.
[fencing-master.
ir^mn-uyj s. military professor;
Vri^./j-jmitr, ^[1 va. to cause to
fight, to provoke to combat; to defy,
to challenge.
[of war.
\fuiii,opi'ii ad. according to the art
H'ui^iun. a. thick, bushy ; s, S. -p
\yujju,n.iM,lu[ia,
a . bushy , full of
bushes, thick-tangled, brakish, briery;
-(.u% a. chem. sylvic ; -Jit^t- a. bushy,

shaped, bushy; -^o/^ a. hidden among

the bushes, sylvan, woody, rural.

UU.-P

unstained, unsullied; refined, purified;

limpid, clear; ^^. pure, modest, chaste;

tp^Lir^

'

to

make a

fair

copy of.

[toll.

custom, duty, city

IT'it^uw^t^f. uj s. smuggler; 41"iCuia.^ -.j, smuggled goods; -^iA-^,
to be a smuggler, to smuggle -mji s.
contraband, smuggling; -ioj s. cusIfu!^!/ , [.J ^.excise,
I

tom-house toll-house -uiWut

;
s. direc;
or chief oflB.oer of the customhouse, farmer general ; -umtA S. -i/j;
-i.nl, s. custom-house officer, publican,
tide-waiter; -t.o^io.-/3-/i-t s. office or
charge of a publican or custom-house
officer ; i""/>t_ ^ -P-lrai%, to sit at the
receipt of customs.
ir^jgotiT, tj^ va. to pass the custom-house , to receive or exact the
custom or duty, to receive for the
public revenue; vn.io pay the excise
or customs dues.
TSuM^puiii.npb- uij a, purifying, purifieative; -tiTva. to purify, to cleanse

tor

purification; sanotification.
pure, clean,
clear, polished splendid, bright ; -tj;
t-jp va. to purify, to cleanse, to polish;
-nt-Pj,

s.

lifuippuj^tp^l. a. purified,
;

to embellish ; -^tiuj , ^hum a.

clean, spotless, very pure ; virtuous,
pious ; -itpi a. begetting or begotten
in purity

-4'"*' a. S. y^at^ni-p

purga-

cathartic, cleansing; - i^-qj a

purge;- mliaui^, nitre, saltpetre; tive,

X^uii/uin.^,

copse,

ii-uiij

s.

thicket, covert,

wood; brushwood, underwood,

uiqiubif-uMt-nn

pUrltaU

^Inip^uMmlrinnt-^

to quarrel, to dispute, to discuss, to

p-l ~uij, puritanism; -lik'u^uaii, -l/po'i,

a. leading a pure life, chaste, modest,
virtuous; -Jpu, a. clear-headed; -Ytu
ad. purely, neatly ; chastely, modestly; merely, simply; -ukp a, fond of
purity, of cleanliness ; neat, tidy, clean;
-ufipni-Pj, s. love of purity, of cleanliness ; -puM'u s. purgatory ; -putp , oj a.
purifying; s. purifier ; -i^tyi_a. shining,
bright with cleanliness, candid, clear,
pure, clean; glorious, virtuous.
\fu,ppk-j; trjli va.to clean,to cleanse;
to purify ; to refine ; to purge ; to
expiate, to sanctify ; - ^'^, to refine
the style ; - qiappi-'i, to depurate or
cleanse the blood ; - qluuii.u,pma jgi^

argue -i a. combating, opposing;

quarrelsome; -n.ffl S. U" "!/""-

f.-^y/, to
bles, pulse ;

bush, tuft; -^ ii<^>j>thich eye-lashes;

uls-M^iuana-nm'bir/

iun. fi.p.o_^^

(3-^uiuanL.auibUi

itMMMiifio^

to paint

q~-n-uli

one's

eye-lashes.
'^ ui-plmut'uuiliuii, a.

Moorish, of the

Moors, mauresque - %,(<o^, mauresque, moorish style of painting; ara;

besque;-44p"-,morris,morris-dance.
'ir<^./><"^'-i s. zool. drepanis, sandmartin or shore-bird.
IPui^ioo., p s. combat, fight; wrestling; contest, strife, litigation, quarrel, dispute ; -frynt-juAtiTS- W'"/"'""-.
ju/iitiT; -/.<r,
fight, to

t-jjofj

come

to

vn. to

blows

combat, to
to wrangle,

ewe, sheep.
handkerchief
thick

ir!f/'../!-e/.j!*'"'j *.

^SuM^iTuA

cloth.
}r"'.e"'-l",ei'"3

<^-

pure, neat, clean,

pick or cleanse vegeta-

- qui'iioP-u pin^oMit-pnjli , to
scour, brighten or polish kitchen utensils.
["4'-?/ altar napkin.
purificatory
"
; S. U,^i//. ;
^"fpl'i.
\yuifpn,i,aiiu.% fl.purificative,

depur-

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462

V\}\f

ITblF

very beautiful, lovely,

graceful charming ; -^P''
~?*f; "
costly, very dear, most expensive,

ative, purgative; detersive, abstersive ; expiatory ; s. depnrative ; purgative, purge ; - iun^ni.i_, to purge, to

lent

take a purge.

high-priced, too dear, precious, rich,

U""/j/>t/?f tSi s.

purity, cleanliness

depuration

expiation
neatness, tidiness ; - ^.nj limpidity
- o-i-ng, pureness, serenity, clearness.
\^ute[inL.Uh s. cleaning , cleansing ;
scouring.
[smell.
ir^^4nin a. musty, having a musty
IT*//"/", t-jiy vn. to grow musty or

purification

mouldy,

to mould to strive, to strain.

Wt^l-pt ta * meter; -luliuA a. metrical; - ^pnL.p-%, metrical system.
:

lPt;5ftii

s.

by ourselves.

\rt/auifi , mj s. hot. clove ; clove-tree;

pink, carnation ; -uii^nu, a. smelling of
cloves, clove-scented.
IPi-a- , uig a. great; large, big; strong,

powerful, mighty rich, opulent ; important, serious, considerable, momentous - - [i3h -u -Mui- . ad.
;

greatly, highly,

much, very much, too

much

,
excessively - o^ feast day,
high day ; - ^.m^n vast, spacious field
or plain ; - J-muJIi st-uiWuIbuiliu during
many hours ; for a long time; q- J-uiJh
tl'zkey ^ great part of the night n^
^ .pt-q^-, is it not important ?
IJirltiupuA a. magniloquent, boastful, braggart, swaggering, blustering,
gasconading, vainglorious, vauntful,
pompous iiuiiipiun.t-i_ {aoufr^ Or
;

-t-iT, ir^p

brag, to
gasconade, to boast of imaginary adventures, to pretend falsely to bravery, to be vainglorious, to swagger, to
vaunt, to exaggerate, to talk big, to
draw the long bow, to sound one's own
trumpet, to assume a consequential
look, to set up for a man of consequence ; -fi.-? s. big words, exaggeration, bombast, boasting, bragging, ro,

-JiiT,

yguif

magnificent, sumptuous ; -tt't ad.

dearly, at a very high price; - ^*t^.
lu,i!Cu,nJru to buy or sell dearly, at a
high price -q-ini-fu a. large-headed
-M/.'bni-P-'^ s. preciousness, great worth;
-f,% a. greater, bigger ; major, elder;
*. maximum; -q-"t. loud or highsounding, noisy, blustering, roaring,
clamorous, vociferous, obstreperous
-i-npir a. noble, generous, magnificent;
ostentatious; grand, imposing, state-n-npitm-^
superb magnificent
ly
pt . magnificence, nobility, generosity; sumptuousness munificent act;
;

vn. to

domontade, fustian, gasconade; -p.^.

a. speaking loudly, stentorean,

p.uin.

crying out, loud , noisy, clamorous,

obstreperous, blustering, riotous ad.
aloud, loud, loudly; -f'"j a. opened
widely (wound) -phnX S. ffuApu,-ptpj a. very high, very elevated;
-fuii.J a. very rich, - wealthy, - opu;

/i
uiL. s. Gr. w. ink ; -m^lify
written, delineated with ink; -lun.
ink-stand.

HflrjiiA

a.

ITt^g/i ad.

-^-t,^ a.

S. ^uiqi/uM^nt-(3-

a.ni-13-

^t^pfs-iT

va. to

esteem, to value, to prize or rate highly; -ii-pni, ad. crowding in, rushing on

crowds -tki_ a. heaped up, great,

huge -quM'iiif.ni-iu^ a. very voluminous,
bulky, large, enormous -qu,pq. a. Yerj

in

splendid, glorious, majestical; -qutpiT

a. noble, great, of high rank ; -ipou a.
very busy, full of business ; -jy-/i a. of
illustrious family or descent; -q^ni-_

pf s. nobility, gentility, high lineage

-^P a. all powerful, omnipotent very
;

strong, of a great force; powerful,

potent, mighty ; np.Megasthene; -/^fe..
*. zool megaloptera
very numerous , in great
number ; -Pnn. a. having an extensive

a.

wide- winged

a.

-p-fi^

diocese ; -^"4 -/unp^ni-pq. a. of exalted sentiments, noble-minded, mag.

nanimous

generous noble ; -^"pmysterious, involving a great

mystery -fun^m-p-lt,^ s. greatness of
mind high-mindedness , nobility of
thought or sentiment, magnanimity,
generosity -{unt-iTp S. -P-t"- -/""" S.
-pu/b -h-utfu a. at a great expense,
costly, expensive, sumptuous, magnificent, splendid, rich ; -b-mn. a. of lofty
trees (wood);-6-oi/_s. great sea, Ocean;
-^mP^^o. in great drops, raining violently
showering -4u4u.t. a. very
plaintive, uttering loud lamentations;
-liu,i^ a. having large ears, long-eared ; -{.un-oy a. built magnificently
grand, superb, splendid, sumptuous;
-4 a. large-eyed -4o4.4 a. of heavy
waves or billows ; -in/m a. heaped up,
enormous massive ; -4j *. zool.
,

^ni-pif. a.

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465

ITbTr

an Armenian river ) -/ump^ a.

victorious, conquering, triumphant ;
great, enormous, huge, colossal 7/"/*

ilt-f^nt-Pf jyf'i to become

very wealthy or immensely rich -*..
;

a.

-iiAi,ai.pt

talluess

mous,

didly,

Jt'it

a.

-Jhip^

corpulent ; very voluminous, im-

mense;

-Jbit a.

-'iTuMpm a. victorious;

very great, grand, important, considerable ; iliupni^ quip^iMiiilruJl_, vlrtUous; egregious, eminent; -.p s. the
great ; high life, fashionable society
great deeds, - things, - enterprises;
- -u ad- greatly , extremely very
much, excessively ; - ^npf^k-u to perfornl great actions ; - tl^jt-fj to run
swiftly ; to gallop -a juouku p.uMftp.u,_
,

puA^'/*; Jlrituap a.
honorable, worthy of honour - Jt*.
pmp a. doing wonders ad. much, very;
-Jk-iij ,ug a. sinning much, very sinful;
n-hgi lininnph-g S.

great sinner -Jfta, a. high-minded,

conceited, proud, lofty, presumptuous -Wni-p a. well fortified or munitioned -iTmhir, bjif -irmfiir, t-jiy vnto be high-minded, self-conceited, presumptuous to grow proud, haughty,
arrogant; -/l../3/i-'i s. high-mindedness, haughtiness superciliousness,
pride, conceit, presumption -Jhf [
a, very muddy or marshy
s. Medzas.

s.

-Wi

a.

mag-

generous
S -^uiaiuli ;
magnanimity, greatness
.

-iniA

a.

very renowned,

fa-

celebrated, great,
glorious; -^4 a. very profitable, advantageous, lucrative ; -^4* S. -4._
"-W3 ; -i""-^ a. loaded with the highest
honours; magnificent, splendid, grand,
pompous, majestic, sumptuous, solemn ; ad. with great honour ; splen-

diffusely, prolixly

of mind, generosity; great stature,

^ni.i3j,s.

extensive, vast, large ;

nanimous

fLuAifii.^

or large-limbed; -%fm

H-iuira. stout-

hopeful, con^Afr^, to be hopeful, full of

a.

nowned; -

lengthy, long ; -^aja

hope, buoyant with hope ; -ja, a. chubby, chubby-cheeked, puffy, bloated;

-hiuMiT, mijUMj vn. to grow, to increase
in stature or size ; to become larger,
greater; to grow rich; to become re-

very intelligent, talented, witty, very

-4u/.i.i^ a. sighing deeply or
wise
profoundly; -4f<>u.( a. of lofty stature , tall ; -^uimnp a. voluminous
respectable
-4Y>4^ a. honourable
-4"'5 . grand dinner, magnificent repast a. sumptuous, splendid - ^.n/i.
*/. to give a grand dinner-party;
-^uiM-atu, a. having great faith or belief in -i^mp a. all wise, omniscient;
-^n^l, a. magnanimous, generous -4.
greatness of soul, high-mindedness, magnanimity ;'-4t^u.4 a. farfamed, very renowned, celebrated, of
great repute ad. aloud, loudly -4/"2_
a. very wonderful, astonishing, surprising ; -.iiyb a. loud, noisy, sounding, sonorous, resounding ad. aloud,
with loud cries or shouts, noisily, with
hue & cry, clamorously - uniiaiiiuit-ij
iuMp^uMfj to cry with might & main, to
roar out, to cry with all one's strength;
-i^if a. very extensive, very vast
long-winded, diffuse, prolix, wordy

fident ;-

c.

ITbtr

mor,

coccothrauste,gros8-beak,haw-finch;
-^uiiTpiui- S. -4'tj<4 ; ^ulb^ku a. famous, celebrated, glorious, illustrious;
solemn, pompous, triumphant - ^.
m-ijp
io7//ic
solemnly splendidly
pompously, triumphantly ; -^uAiCmp a.

s. ast.

illustrious,

pompously, sumptuously;

megameter

keen or piercing-eyed
J

-^.^/

-ihuij a. large-eyed;
;

-uiuniuim a.

very suppliant, supplicating, beseeching -uluyiriun. a. very luminous, very

bright, shining, brilliant; sumptuous,
imposing, pompous, most illustrious;
- juiP-um%umIi most brilliant victory;
-uiui%ir a. boastful, bragging superb,
;

eminent, excellent, glorious; - jt_

Pa^p-f, signal victory ; - ib'i'ls^ij *"
praise or vaunt oneself too much, to
pretend to , to boast ; -ui^u^nA or
mncilh s. grcat solemulty ; -uiiumlii. a.

very honorable , very glorious ad.

honorably, splendidly, with great honour - Jlrir,apkri_, luniitr/j tO lOad Wlth
honours; to welcome, to receive with
honour, with open arms, to treat with
great honour, to feast, to entertain
;

heap honours on, to

honour magnificently ; -u{,uuinM.J' a.
very extented, diffuse, prolix, long
-uiu,p,f.ku. a. very magnificent, very liberal, generous ; - mniihij Jtira,plri_,
to load with precious gifts ; - ^At^
-uiutuint-lrirva. to

jnujlh^k to receive magnificent presents uiuMpir a, S uiuibh- ; u^^u ad.

greatly, much, very, too much, extremely, beyond measure, infinitely
remarkably, considerably ; - u^usilm
;

;;

4G4

Vb\f
you are greatly mistaken
-

uiuii^uuiui

ugu i^

*-

a great embarrass-

it is

ment for them; ki- tyn -4i it is a

great advantage ; .^uynt/3?. %n^< - 4jiyunulli, his testimony is highly important in this cause ; -<"% a. very diligent, careful, studious, industrious;
toilsome , tiresome , hard
painful
-uuMuu, a. severe, austere, authoritative, imperious ; awful, terrible -au,p
a.s. gr. trochaic, trochee; -ujipih a.
large-hearted, generous; magnanimous; -/u;.i# a. magnificent, sumptuous, splendid, gorgeous, ostentatious;
,

-um'bli a. full-breasted

tos

s.

^ti^uiii^ S. "^(""zji

gynseeamas~'hf0^lV~i^ ^'

very convenient, decorous; glorious,

eminent, elegant; majestical, magniaugust; ~4yuu>uili a. meritorious, deserving
of great merit
S.
-uii -4he2_' 1'3 * g'''- iambus a. iambic; -it's^uili a. of very extensive diocese ^inajpiuif a. vast, spreading every where -mutpp a. of vast size or
mass; -ui'iinM-Pj, s- wealth, opulence,
riches
-.<n<.% o. rich, wealthy, opulent; s, the wealthy, rich people, the
rich -puA^ s. respect, honour, veneration, reverence, deference, homage,
distinction; ceremony, compliments,
respects
kind reception, welcome;
~ 4""'"'p"'iu,j .universal esteem -io^
ad. respectfully, honorably, with regard uinJihi ~^iu hphliujq nt^nnt-o tO
have regard for ; to hearken favourably to ## nJiirfj tuiultiriy ani^uuMlihi
S. irt-6-<u^i-r; -pn-WiT, Irgli va. to honour, to respect -ptb or ^n/ a. very
respectable, estimable, reverend, venerable - ib%lrij to be held in high
esteem, to enjoy the esteem of, to be
ficent,

much esteemed by ;

ituipirj-^

-^^nt?

m/iAtf_ S. ITfr.

reverence

authority ; -pis-j; irjli va. to respect, to honour, to reverence, to venerate, to

treat with distinction, to compliment,
to pay respect to -py or/.- S. -^ ?^^;

lustrious -^lun.ni.pi, s.
ry, celebrity; -^uipPuiW a. tremendously or excessively rich, very afiluent, opulent; -^u/^."^ a. very desir;

ous, ardent, eager; -i^yP- a. very diligent; -ifinp a. big-, pot- or paunchbellied; -^aiqutp s. great city, capital;
-^uiiiui^aiMjli s. citizen of the capital
-.piyi^a. -u ad. with hasty strides ; -

along, to make huge

quicken one's step - /A_
p-u,%u,ij, to run as fast as the legs can
carry, to run as hard as one can;
- il-uiCmn. the
-^ii'bu.li a. s. wholesale
- trade - jp-lrp^ il^MnC^un-uM^ wholestride

y'iY_, to

strides, to

sale

warehouse

-.p\i[^ a.

bottle-nosed.

execrable abominable very wicked, heinous - uMdp.ut^

PP^u,L^ horrible crime; - juiiyu^i^,
ITi a-tyi-i a.

crime.
\S tritliiTuium

-J\u^ u. of vast Intel-

very wise, - learned, - ingenious.

lect,

U"ta-n-/3-/itS, s.

size

greatness, thickness,

capaciousness

volume

grand-

eur, greatness, power, magnificence,

majesty, elevation, exaltation;^, capacity; Jkhu,ipu,pP-utir -, great fortune, wealth; ^01411.%-;^ .human great-

ness ^ni.i_-[?-p^ to load with riches;

- ^uMuui%hu to attain to dignity or
,

/.

honours

to lose
; l[npnM-uuihhi_^u Jii-p
one's fortune ; Jtpliuii,a,j_ ft -S3 to sacrifice one's fortune ; -7-. Your Grace.
irAi-nt.4^ i/lwoman of quality, dame,
lady, lady of rank.
irfrS-nt.n.i s. tilt or tail hammer.
,

s. magnificence,
long day.
[majesty.
W^it^f^u uM) s. Mecenas, patron.
Ift^^i a. explicit
clear, evident,

Wtltil.ytriini-Ppi-'i,

ITtitop

s.

"SVa * *' megascope

formal, precise ; distinct, only, sole

simple, ordinary, obscure; ad. cleardistinctly, precisely,
ly, explicitly
expressly, intelligibly,
[intelligible.
liftp, a. simple, easy, clear, evident,
Xy/rpiuipuA s. paraphrast ; -tnT, t^f,

gnificat;

va. to

s.

to

make

; -jni-u^k s. Ma-gnugm'i-hj' va. to enlarge,

to grow, to increase, to aug-

ment, to extend to enrich to render

powerful, mighty to favour, to be;

friend, to raise, to exalt, to dignify; to

glorify, to celebrate
to magnify, to
praise highly, to exalt, to extol ; to
amplify, to exaggerate ; ~t-p s. supe;

,'

august, ilmajesty, glo-

-/a#n. a. majestic, glorious,

ITbii

rior, prior; -iLn^nL/?/...* . priorship

paraphrase

~p.up -^y'Lu S.

-<.?*.

paraphrase;

ad.

[Wl^H'^-

Mirlif.'b

one only S.
irtli'iiiu^uM^'b *. marauder, freebooter
bandit ; -.}/. a. having only one
li'lrliiiufi

a. distinct

horse.
IT^^f^.i.f/,

[specially.
ad.

\yirl/iiai/iu/r, a.

only

particularly
explicable.
,

,;

U'-(%i<4>tif.'^j

clad in a single

a,

garment, havingbut one vest.

lih^ii^iuj;

away,

vn. to retire, to
to a distance;

uiijufj

remove

to

go

\rklji,,u(^u S. ITt/y/A ad.

\rt-//i,uiL.ai,

a. alone, solitary.

explainable.
va. to separate, to divide, to detach, to loose, to remove
to explain, to expound, to develope,
to resolve, to interpret, to comment
upon; to hold out or stretch forth;
JftZ/hkil, a.

hg^

M'trt/ij/rir,

/i

iimh'li^

wean

to

of divorce; S.

bill

Pm-i/lQ- Jhllukinj

[remove.

f*/it.^.

to Separate, to

y^trli'iilrjni.^ui'iilrj'va.

separate , to
disunite, to part, to get loose; to rehguii vn. to

'\S^h^%lr,

move, to go away,

to depart, to retire,
to go out, to make off, to steal away;
to abstain, to forbear to leave off, to
desist, to cease; to stretch; to explain oneself; - f, guru,^k to bear off
;

from the shore,

to take sea-room, to
stand out to sea - ^ liba^ to give a
bill of divorce; - // /il,u.j,.aL to go
;

into ecstasies.
[expositor.
ITt^i/,^*. interpreter, commentator,
ir-'}^<>"^u<ii% a,
\S'lrli%nj

tout

-/4

-uifi

lutj

/j s.

explanatory.
cloak, mantle, sur-

s.

short cloak

mantlet;

mantilla.

\firli%n,^p[,i.% s. explication, explanation, interpretation, commentary;

separation, removal, retirement.

U't/piopiy, ad. in explaining.

,j -^i p s, bol. poppy.
u h-i^nt-uuiiiiiiirt "'a*y -"^iifun. to remove, to go away, to retire, to stand
aloof, to withdraw to a lonely place.

U"/r^/A

U irj^nt-uiu^ng.^tahh-if,

ulrir,

haft

VCl.

to remove, to separate, to keep away,

to put or place farther off.
IP/i 4nt/#f jor. ad. apart, aside, separately, in private, singly; - mn^.h,^ to
remove, to alienate ; - k"'U i^^u *o

remain

aloof,

to

withdraw, to

to stand in dispart.

^ hlint-unt-ffff

ITt^fcrai,

temple

s.

separation

hiflt.'ii.u^ s.

retire,

[ment.
retirefane, heathen
;

ara, altar idol, image.

U"A-4t4i s. the seventh month of
the ancient Armenian calendar, February,
lyt^h'ii.uy.Ppp s. ancient codices
pagan archives hieroglyph -^u,p^ s.
neocorus, guardian or maintainor of
;

the temples; -ju.^/Mi-/?iE s, office' or

duties of a neocorus; -i/hpir a, plundering!: temples, sacrilegious ;
-J'p.
Itn^pj, s. sacrilege, sacrilegious robbery ; -4<"/_, ."J s. chief-priest or president of a heathen temple ; -{mi a.
of or belonging to a heathen temple ;
hieroglyphical ; -4</.<-. 8. -qk-plf- ;
-/[>% 8.-4/"%; -%^ s. pi. heathen temples; -2^% a. temple building; -/,% or
Ufkm 8. '^pJuMUlts-m \ -uk(i O. fOUd Of
temples ; -.uihij, s. place where heathen temples are built; -mnt^i *. heath[chain, jewel, trinket.
en temple.
U'fr4fr-"*7- '"J IP. collar, necklace,
.

sin - T^fe/, S. ITfrt'"- pi^ iiii%ls-i_n,.JIrg tO WrOHg Or

do evil to; .pn t ->' it is all owing to
you, it is your fault, you are wrong;
n^ f/" t -*, I am not to blame, it is
fault

\!fir,i_s.

q-plrir-^

my

not

fault;/>-/ip

- ffii^n^uMpiup

/'*i-"t ?-W/' ""B

fault;

'

u,ju liiuj

ffiii,

any way; ^^^y would be without

he did not offend me

-

hi.

in

Jhi, this

is

also

partly our fault.

a.

ITA-yin^/i/,

worthy ;

ijflilri_

blame-

blameable

S. -^^t./";

-q-iiuM'itp s.

blame, obloquy, accusation, reproof,

reproach, reprehension; -ij-pb-j; t-j[i
va. to find fault with, to blame, to accuse, to reproach, to censure, to reprove, to criminate, to condemn; ijJ-iuirm'builfi,
to blame the want of
time ~i^pnt,(3-lit^i S. -~n.pustt^
fjlfiiju^iiiii 8. u hi^uA^i/^uiit*
HTk-iiiy [i s. repentance, contrition,
compunction, hearty sorrow; -! mea
culpa I have sinned
,

U"t,^,i/-S. Tffh.ia/i.^.r.
'[^kqu/ii^liiu'h a. subject to sin, peccant, sinful; peccable; hurtful, detrimental, mischievous, pernicious, noxious; -m-P-lii^i -^lu'iip s. peccability;
,

wrong, offence, transgression, malice,

wickedness.
Xftri/u/iM^hir, t^[i

vn. to sin, to

com-

mit crime or fault, to transgress, to

do amiss, to offend, to fail in duty, to
err; to mistake; va. to wrong, to injure, to aggrieve, to do injury orharm,
to harm, to be hurtful, to hurt, to be
prejudicial or injurious to; iTai^m.^.p,
Itiu'iiHi^u p-hp-hi-a - , to sin mortally,
grievously, lightly orvenially; ql'Jh,
,

quy

what have

UShiiu/ii^i.tlh s.

done

sinning.

to confess one's faults.

y^tiiutiMiiupm /j or y a. guilty
s. guilt, culpability, guiltiness.
\firquM^,ub-lfb a.

produced by

>.^

iniquitous, wick[song.
irA-^t^/r s.Gr. w. melody; canticle,
IPtif/r^i, luj or nj . handle; haft; uipliu/iihi, to put a handle to, to set in
a handle ; to haft; i,u/byi_ j-, to take
l]'^.o<.>Y> a. sinful
s.

sinner.

off the

handle , to take out of the

handle; to unhaft.

amethyst; garnet.
smut pg. a. prodig-

ir^.^ti/^f^,

ulil, s.

ITfc/j*-

soot,

/i

s.

al, libertine, licentious.

ir*-<tJ

^1

ta

soft, loose, slack, flab-

weak,

faint, nerveless, indolent, effeminate, languid, cowardly

fy-

slothful, sluggish.
ir^^i(</>^<nfi4i.^f. a. craven- or fainthearted, poor-spirited, fickle-minded.
uiguij

Ijt-ii^iiiiiuir,

vn. to soften, to

become

loose, to slacken, to mollify,

to loosen; fig. to become effeminate,
to give oneself up to softness or effe-

minacy.

,uj or l>g a. insinuating,

}Sh,iJkpi
alluring, enticing, smirking; unsincere , deceitful , subtile, fraudulent,
wicked, malicious ; -.>>p *. dissimula,

tion, affectation; enticing ways, mincing air or manner, smirking, wheedling, incitement; guile, deceit, fraud,
wickedness, malice; - ut^Mug, leer,
sheep's eye, ogling ; - ^^fl'ba affected, wheedling voice ; -trf", h^l- yn. to
simulate, to feign artfully, to dissem

ble; to incite, to allure, to draw on;

to ogle ; -ni-/?/.i-'fc S. -uHip\rirq_j^i ad. softly, gently, slowly.
ir*-*^.///^ a. soothing, lenient, lenitive,

effeminate, luxurious,
'//-> sybarite;
love of luxury, effemina-

ITA-Y/i'""^/'

-(i,ni.pj, s.

<'

cy, idleness.

slow train, [slackening, assuagement.

s. softouing, mitigatlou,
or nt.^ a. S. ir-^n'-4*' ; s,
purple-colour; flesh- or rose-colour.

ITtrqirai-Pi
ir^-'faj,

Urt-ifnii.,

tj/f va. to

soften, to loosen, to slacken, to molenervate, to effiff- to unman, to

i

feminate, to emasculate, to render

ut^'i/il'if S. Wtuf/uj'iiuitr. [cowardly.
U'A^^f^ a. softening
enervating;

bee

.J"^ -j

>

drone

uf^pp -<"ji swarm of

bees
Xuipmiup - diligent,
industrious bee; -pjaiti the bee buzzes; -mpnjit- pni-i-^ji s. apiarist; _
pn/ii s. hive, bee-hive -uip.ni.h-nt-P-lit^i
-mq-npi- S. -py^ ; -fp.
s. apiculture
;

ttn,.pr1,

s.

collecting,

making honey;

gentle-eyed, having a soft or

mild glance -uAiy, -nj s. bee-house,
apiary; -ui^tun_s. zool. bee-eater.
-.4*i a.

U't^otj.oifr.r, _5f va. to

cause to

sin

or to transgress.

ITt^/iL/j^tA s. softness, loosening,

relaxation, looseness, slackness
;
fig.
indolence, effeminacy, cowardice; -p
ad. softly, indolently, effeminately,
languishingly.
Wl^'t^, nj, nil_ a. soft, mild, gentle,
agreeable, tranquil ; - -n4_ad. softly,
mildly, gently, agreeably.
.

ITt'/'/Ju^'fcay a.

ad.

languishing.

ITtYT

u/j s.

fn,.%q.,
if-np^-muJ^p

\ytii/{oyi.^,aiiirir, -f/kiT,

S.

composing.

irt.^f^%/?u.j a. going slowly ; - fr.

prnj-m-P-ptA , goods or luggage train,

maggot;

delicate, voluptuous;

'ify

to soften, to moderate, to lenify ; to

temper, to abate, to diminish, to sooth,
to assuage, to mitigate, to allay, to
alleviate.

sin.

\rtiiu,juM/l,% s. sin-offering.

ed;

WbX

4C6

V\s%
lybu

slow-paced f-nfiiu
a long while,
;

-J-uiirad.

slowly; -luaiaS,,
ate, temperate.

-(.<>% a.

mild,

moder-

irt/</;*/../', uiguy vn. to grow mild,

to be softened, to become moderate

or temperate

to diminish, to abate,

to relent.
XfiriiJiugnt^giuiilTir va.

to

make

mild,

Ttftr/ni-opi^i ad. like

bees.

producing or causing
a. plunged, sunk in sin;

Ift-iiiimpti, a.

sin

-p-u,p-,i,i.

evil-miudod, malicious
; -iTiufiuipf. a. hardened in sin, in iniquity ; -t/ a. inclined to transgress, delighting in sin,
wicked, criminal; -uf^pm^pf s.\ove of
evil; -^,ui-lfi_ a. expiatory, expiating
sin ; -^lui-n^R^tA s. expiation.
Shiiuopk'u ad. sinfully, criminally.
hifii . ^ni. or qhp s. honey ; ^np^u^i
- --comb-.
-lanp^nt-pif.

-i-^i a.

fl.

born

in sin

XT/^-ifiupt-p a. melliferous ; -pm-iift

flowing with honey; -^nphhJ'va. to
make honey; -/h^u. a. honey-tongued,
a.

smooth-spoken

-lim-pfiulu

s.

honey-

;;

;;
,,

467

\ry\3

comb; -h-apuA

~^nu a. mellifluent, mellifluous, sweet; -A^n.-a- *.

bot. melilot
hoar-hoiind ; -4u.J- a,
honey-flavoured honeyed
-JhJ- s.
wax, bee's wax -ufnui s. water-melon -i^ncp s. hydromel, mead -4!u,p s.
,

~^,i,p-,

melitites.

[honey.
frj^ va. to sweeten with

ITA-'/i/t/T,

U*-yi>ni.( s. bot.

honey-wort.

an intoxicating liquor
made wjlh honey.
ipi-yf'oi//. s.

U"*^?.^ qytg s. sin, crime, iniquity,

transgression, trespass; fault, error;
offence, evil, malice ; - ifnfip p-t-p-t,.,
peccadillo, venial fault; to/3* iPu^n^^
Ijuip - the seven capital sins ; j;4n-_
.

or

i^ui^

ifuiifUt^ni^

ulia^buMliiifb

'iifrp^

i^-npi^ miiuiii iltrpujMiiui^h-ui_^ deadly or

mortal, original, actual, reserved sin;
i/t,^uj, false witnesses;
Jt,
'Ui"S/.e
sin- or trespass-offering uii^in.
'/.'"jf*
Jt^u maXlri_, tf-np^kij to
*'*/. A "^'ly
sin, to transgress ; ^ ilbip, u,pliu.i,bij
,

to cause to Sin;^niiawn,liu'bti_^bqtt pt-p,

to confess one's sins ; /?^i-^ ^Jtqf,
to remit, to absolve sin; Jk,t.,.,%tri^
f,
Jkifu to die in sin / Jt^f, ^pt-i_ qpah
to impute a thing as a crime to ; Jbipi
t^h-^^, y h-ipiui^pk-ar*
,

n'trfi.uiA,!,// a.

living alone

to be armed or
be armed at all
s. an aside, words
nologue ; -ili-iiiji

vti'

to

-ql.%[ur

accoutred lightly
points

-/>ui./?^

spoken aside
8

mo-

yfliuijiiuilit-uij

monotonous -liypMnn^p-fiii,
monotony, sameness; -lit-^n^p-l,^

-^hpui
.V.

a.

solitary life, solitude; lonesomeness -4/-^- S. -i/^pm a. ; -2(Jl. a. hoofed, having hoofs; -iTiupuia- gladiators.

relating to duels ; s. gladiator

duellist; S. -ai.pf; -iTuiprnpi s. gladiator, wrestler, gymnast, athlete ; - ia-f"b. liatptttnt-p ; -~ tpbtFit nif.nphf Or JiMin^
mliJ'vn. to fight a duel, hand to hand,
in single combat; to wrestle, to struggle ; -J'u,pmn.-PI,i.% s. single combat,
duel, monomachy ; wrestling ; -Jhi_a.

ial

s.

monomaniac

nia

-i/hint.pf

s.

monoma-

lead a retired
or solitary life, to be alone, to live retired ; -t#o.u.^ s. rmxs. solo ; -fcnj s. small
room, cell; -, -umiu% or -piut, y. monastery, convent, cloister ; -^2Ct s.
;

-"buiiT,

uigiuf vn. to

monopolist; - ^%liu to monopolize;

-^luiiCaiajti-P-li s.

monopoly

tired, alone, solitary

s.

-t-ap a. re-

solitary, her-

ITbn-

mit recluse ; -.npni.ppt.'ii s. solitude.

Ifti^nu / s. zool, meena.
IfiAia-uAi , iug s. vest, garment.
yti-'rinL.f s. solitude, lonesomeness.
lifirliimnp J, s. mentor, guide.
ITfrV^*"?/ &c. Q.^kphiu;, &c.
Urt-n-uA^Mr, ,ui vn. to die, to expire,
to breathe one's last, to give up the
ghost, to depart this life, to pay the
last debt to nature to mortify one's
body; /:u4- -, to be punished with
death, to suffer capital punishment
- fi iTuipm uiuimlrpiuijJli to die ou tho
breach, to be slain in action - /i ^_
puij uiqg-liit p uf^p ^iujph%ls-ula
tO CilQ
for one's country - ^ui^nt-Pf mm^
innM-nilj to dlo OU tho field of honor
Jbpi t /f - he is at the last gasp, he
is expiring, dying noi liku^ np uMfumka
h,. Jkn-uAli people generally die as
they live.
l^lra.tu,i_a. dead, deceased, defunct;
*. dead body, corpse g -a ^uiiTuipl.-i,
to believe or take for dead; op Jhit.tr^
,

>

ing All Soul's day ; ^m-juili Jha.lrin^ ,

register of the dead ; uiiu^mA Jkn.y-_
ing, office for souls in purgatory; S.
,

\-l,^glr,ul.

necrologist

y^ha-h-iuipiat, s.

-gioal; --?

-miaA

-gy; -P^i^, Pg s,
grave-digger, sexton ; -J>-/A a. stillborn -^uin.^ s. hearse -liip hp"'3 *

a.

,?.

>

corpse-bearer, bearer ; -lin^i-P[it^ s.

evocation, raising up, calling up the

dead

-^uipg,u^u,%

a.

necromantic

necromancy -^tupgm.^
-4Aui/, &c. S. -^wp^
*. necromancer
-^u,pgnt-Pj

s.

&c.; -^ni^i^a. breathing, mortal ; -injtui a. corpse-like ; - ^-t'^p deadly pale face, livid face.
Wtrn-h-iniP^ s. funeral expenses; the
goods of thedeceased.[^^. idols, image.

gni.li,

>

\ft-n.t-inu,[i

ait-ng a.

}^lrnJri^i.pi,,^

dcad

*.

carcass;

deadness, want of

s.

animation, privation of life mortali- utp^aAi-li the

mortification
ty
being past bearing, impotence , steri[wolf's bane.
lity,
;

\rirn.[i%ay (Ti,fin%[iain'ii) S. hot. aCOUitO,

IP^-n-^^^-K s. zool.
'\^lra.n%

[i

pt.

mursena, lamprey.
OV uii- S. holj Oll,

chrism; ointment, perfume; -tj; tg[,

with holy oil;
Uk-n-nm a. mortal, [-^m *. myricine.
TJlrn-ni-giiAlrj; gfi VU. tO CaUSO the
death of, to put to death, to kill; to

va. to confirm, to anoint

6/

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468

ITbP
mortify

-^n^m

mortification.

s.

corpse

ITA-n-opt* ad. like a

-op^'iim^

anthem

UT^u^i/i, -j<

at vespers.

the Messiah, the

s.

ft

ITbP
be naturalized among us
a fellow-citizen, to share

"3"a vn. to
to become

in our national rights

our nation, national.

a.deathlike.
U"tA-ijf./ s.

,;

Anointed, ChrisR

ideas

be introduced
be adopted.
U'i-om^./', tym/ vn- to be fortified or
Btrengthened by, to be consolidated.

human, incarnate
incarnation.

Xfkufiir, tguif vn. to

or brought

in, to

ITtmm^.' '"a

niedal.

\flr,nu,n_,

s.

metal, mineral

l<

mine

-^

fy. exile, banishment

i^ls-fj utpinutuiui^duiUlr^ ^ ii to banish,
*

'L'"JI

to exile, to send into banishment; u>^_

fiu,%tri_ (, -a , to arrest, to imprison.
\ytu,uin,u^np}>
-ii/jiu'ii

a.

-gic

uy

s.

metallurgist

-ni-PliJii

-gy.

s.

lyhuiMuuuiti

eleven; ~u,ilt,y

a. g,

pji

a.- years old -uA^piJi,

a.

hendecagon;

al ;.

hendecagon-

-t/.i./.^,
,

hendecasyllable
of eleven days.

i.huM% a.

ta

a.

fj a. s.

; -h^ku.'b
or ^/A k^n^Xg a.
the eleven
-nmiMku,% or -^uib_

eleventh
s. all

trinut^u

raw

[in

or "'q

turer,

iif-npir

merchant

-opk-iuj

p^__

u/ltif.np^

manufactory.

oy

s.

silk-manufac-

producing

a.

-m-P-f s. silk-manufacture
husbandry, sericiculture.

silk

silk-mill

a. woven or made
silk; -M.ki_ a. having the warp
of silk ; -il-uTCuin. s. silk-mercer, - deal{r-(f>/^u>4^i.u

with

er; haberdasher, mercer; -^2ru,n.n.^

Pl,t.%

s.

silk-trade

U h-uiiu^fit-iuj

mercery.

"kl'J

silk, silky, silken;

tures,

-^

s.

uhifl^i a. of
silk-manufac-

goods.

Ulrut^npiy
"/""7-^'"'"4

&C. S- Qij-tptt-n/P

* meteoroscope.

IJhpJ-Mul^uAa. repulsive ; expulsive.

WtpJ-kf^ g. rejectable.
\ft-pJ-tj; t-jil, XfirpJ-tgnt-ju/iit-irva.
to expel, to repel, to reject, to exclude, to drive out; to reprove, to
disallow, to disapprove to refuse, to
deny; - ^^a^i, to disturb one's slumber ; - qrip j, liiAuMg to deprive of life,
to slay.
XytpJ-pj; hjiy vn. to be driven out,
expelled or rejected ; to abstain from,
to forbear ; to depart, to leave , to
absent oneself, to retire.
ITfr^c/oLifi . expulsion ; repulse, rebuff, refusal, denial; disapproval.
\yt-pP%nu ( g. merino ; Spanish wool;
,

merino sheep.
ITtpfi 03 or I'j a. naked, bare unadorned, plain, simple, evident; fig.
impudent, brazen-faced; pr. without;
,

&e.;

[lime.

supremo, high, subimiug S' metropolidignity of a - ; arch-

S. -idikuij

-^aimiT,

obviously, palpably; wrestle naked.

tnipui'ii^i_, to

\ft.-p^u,pii,p
ad. nakedly , openly ,
plainly, clearly; -^^in^u a. bare-head-

ed

tan -uioiu,nL.1, s.
bishopric.
\^hp, nj a. pass, our; ours ;. our
own ; upiujtL^ Jk-pnilp with our heart
f ihiuu.g Jkpng from our hands ; /. u>uj%
Jtrpm-ir, in our house, at home ^hp^
MiuighuMi_ qJkpu
iTpj XXnt-ul/li
Christ
f,
took our nature upon him from the
Virgin Mary.

ad. evidently,

a.

U-t,pui^tty

g.

u
;

-lihpnun^pfiiX

our ours - uqy.Jt

our nation ^- u^ptJ^ we love our
own; p Jhpujbng /ytu, afo'you one
of ours ?
lS'lrpu,%lii.p a. of our nature, human;
-utn. -uhp pg a. of our nation, national of our nature, our - pimi-pi,
humanity; -^ . our co-nationals, fellow-countrymen, compatriots; mankind, the human race -m/iu^S. ^kp,u^
S. \sppUai.
lihpiMi-. [from time to time
\ft-pP- ac?. sometimes, now & then,

X^/rmni-ijlthui'ii a.
I

\fkpuijfi'ii a. s.

to

p.

tinpaiuio[^ui

-^t-puf a. of

Silk

5*

iruipu/u -f,

rinuipu

of

metallic; ^u/u, uiu

-^ni.^u/bl:J' va. to metallize
s. miner
;
-gnt-^nM^aii s. metallization.
a.

Ij^kuiMMiiiuiliu/ii

-^t

conformable to our
our form or nature,

a.

XSlrpiulun^

ad. frankly, boldly, freely

gymnic - m^nf,

-iiLpi.

- games, wrestling, gymnastics -inUfu s. gymnote

~quipiuH ft, y kp^LjiiMuuiusf^
Juipm
m^4 * bare athlete or wrestler -.^
wrestling; -Taipmn.-P JtH, g. wrestling
naked.
M^kptiu/uuiiT
tuguy iTO. to undrBBS
oneself, to strip, to strip naked, to
denude, to uncover, to unveil, to pull
off, to throw off, to be discovered;
va. to undress, to unclothe, to strip,
;

>

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ITbp

469

to lay bare, to disrobe; to bereave, to

urifurnish;-fi/^/ia> ,to anbosom oneself

pour out one's feelings, to open

oneself to ; fi p,aj - , to cast, put or
leave off; ^ p.uig - qutjip- , to cast
aside all sense of shame - jol-ipa t"
deprive oneself of one's property; quni-pb [i uiuMu,t,%\tg
to draw, to bare
or unsheath a sword; - o-if-j- to cast
the skin ; iy/% (A^ l^mJi-p ma-un-ouiii />
to, to

iuiL.iu^oini

at dawn, at day-break, in the

grey of the morning, at the peep of
ItuM'hiyi,

ITb-P
]Jli-piuM^iui-uili

a. related

consan-

guineous.
/rj
X^lrpJiui^uy
a. Hoar , nigh to
neighbouring, bordering on, adjacent;
present; coming, next; imminent;
ftiT D \y^p^^'^""^\ lik"i S. uiptMif.ui^
liuM%, perihelion; - ypkebi perigee.
^b-pituu-np a. near
nigh
next ;
neighbouring, bordering on, adjacent,
contiguous approximate akin, consanguineous; s. neighbour, friend, acrelation ; - unj^iuliuJii
quaintance
,

near relation ;
tely, -tively

approxima-

-u/o/4-< ad.

-uipu,p S. ^kpitut-ap\>i_ ;
h^iii-^mhbir vu. to ap-

he thus expressed, or explained him-

-irir

self.

proach, to draw or bring near; to

hold, take, possess, inherit or appropriate any thing in right of relationship -f r, frjuf, vn. to approach, to go
or come near, or towards, to go closer to to be allied, related by marriage, to intermarry with, to marry

quite naked unnakedly, openly, ingenuously ; - ui,anu,i^, hot. drupa.

IT^/'^'uV 3- U'*-/4"-P/"-'*' [drawn.
yyh-piiuiuiuiailrui'i,
a
unsheathsd
ir^/'4'%f-'<"/'a. ad.

armed

fig.

yyt-p^Muufuipu/iinj a.

barenecked

fig.

into

an.'hhi_, to make evident, to reveal, to

discover, to unveil; smr pif_~ ^ui) ._
H.u,2h "if"j ip all things are naked &
opened unto the eyes of him.

ty

naked, bare -mlnf.

bare-bosomed, bare-breasted.
}S tp^uMutuipii a.

a.

bare-armed

->/ a.

\^hp^ui^ni.^li^s. spoiler

plunderer.

ITtp^fri/", ^ui^l' S. yft-p^uiiuiirvna.

naked, clear, evident, open, frank; ad.

nakedly, clearly, overtly, plainly; -

hgli

-ti_s.

near relation

-m-p-ln-'b s,

proximity, neighbourhood, contigui-

approximation; familiarity ; aflSniby marriage relationship,

kindred; copulation.
Iglrpilr'bu.j; hguy vu. to approach,
to accost, to draw near; to touch; to
keep company with, to join, to be united; to know, to have carnal connec[preachment.
tion with.
\Sirpiy^ni-SiM s. approaching, apiyirpJlrjni.gui'iili-J'va. to approach, to
draw near, to advance towards to
;

ty, alliance

sopbists, (a sect of Indian philosophers who went naked, living in woods

&

feeding on herbs).
Iflrp^nuiii a. bare-footed,

IflrpJni-ab

[ed part.

nakedness the nakHftp^nt-j p -ad. naked, bare, quite

naked, nakedly.
U'fr^4n../?/lii

s.

Iftp.? a. pr- near, nigh, next,

close

contiguous; ad. about, nearly;

g - very near, soon, in a short time;
- p iljlr%iru,p^ near Venice ;-k t *.
- uhl
it is near or quite close to us
i^JtuAu together, one with another,
side by side ; - ilfiiy^, to be near, ready at hand; to be on the verge or
brink of, at the point of; -ib%iri_ /. JU,^,
to be at the point of death; - ^ ilu,p,.
TCguti [b'bt-ij to be drawing to a close
to be approaching one's end ; - ptJpl_, to sit near - ^%t^f to propose
to confront, to compare.
to,

apply, to appropriate.
yirpAliiT S. \JlrpAt%u,ir.
s.

[mission.

approach, access, ad-

\rirpnj[,i \^t-pn/% a. our.

Ifi-^n^. ad. voluntarily, freely, willingly ; -% ^4 uiiiiA2o_p with our own
ears.
\ytpnilau/i/ii ad- to the utmost of our
power, as far as depends on us, our
TJt-pnL.'iiut^ a.our; S. -la^lrpui^ [best.
[ner.
J^hpni-^a/h s. bot. marigold ?
,

jyt-popk"!' ad. like us, after

our man-

Iftj *. worm., wood-fretter maggot; rottenness, putridity, corruption.

]ft^u,M^u, JJ&jnm a. worm-eaten,
;

rotten, carious, putrid.

\yirjnu,[iirvn. to become worm-eaten, rotten, to rot, to putrify, to be

corrupted, spoilt.

IP^p
%[%,

Mit-p

Jhifk't'

JS-^ pron.

ourselves

we
;

us ; - ^i^_
- uinp^

i/b'i'i,

;
;;

,,;,;!

470

ffSb

irta
by pressing or squeezing,

ibiUpa , what poor creatures we are

Xft-^tiiupuiii or ^km s. mechanician

~fpuini.pj s. mechanics ; -^i-npir, um^ s.

machinist; mechanician; a. artful, masterly ; very well made or done ; -?."/i.
irnt-Pfi s. machinery, engine-making,
works ; -4"*a.machinal; mechanical - ^ui^ni-P-lnJi, mechanism ; - Jp,
horse-power; -^iu%aJS s. mechanics.
]flrpt^imf , ^j *. machine, engine
fig. machination, cabal, plot, device,
intrigue ; p.t./i.4iu.^ -^ sly, crafty

to squeeza
out, to express ; to filter, to distil ; -/!/
tm. to infiltrate ; to distil, to trickle, to

Wlil'P- > iP'"3

ITt?-

haze

steam pile-driving e. ; - il'ir'U blast,

blowing-e. or m. - o^u.4u.% air-pump,
pneumatic m. or e. ^-nph-uipu/b -f,
engine-building, m.-factory, m.-manufactory intJyki_, ^uilil^i^^ to take an
engine to pieces, to dismount; jo^_
H-uiplrij ^ui^Jlri_ ,/, to fit or put an
engine together again, to mount; [
;

to work an engine.
ad. mechanically
-^tut-np &c.
-juMpn.uip s. engine-fitter
S. X^b-^phtiMUi-np &c.

^npit lup^u/bki^ij-

X^trpytiiyuipiii,

-_j/, va. to contrive, to

to project
to machinate, to
plan, to plot, to intrigue, to cabal.

U"A^tt.u/yfr./",

form

\^k-^h%u>jniq_ a. very shrewd, cunning, crafty; --ih" ad. mechanically ;

S U lrph%uit^iipai-[3-li iltup luu

machine-driver -Lnp a. furnished
mechanical full of
with machines
contrivances; industrious, dexterous,
handy, adroit; artful, sharp, sly, in^nM^[3-li

s.

triguing ; -t-nplriT S. ITi^tiuyt//*; -!._

pn^pf s. contrivance, invention, machination , artifice , cunning , wile
piece of cunning.
{yh-qptui^h-pMif o.

ir^inj
U*^u<%^

\yt-pop^%.

s. filter.
s.

cundine, after-birth
'ff^uipia'i, s-

^^r,

pellicle

S- Wif-Hi-

se-

emunctory.

tj/. va. to press, to

extract

s.

cho-

?"-

or fa4_s. mist, fog,

\riq_,

or jn/

Ih'ib

ment,

urine, water,

s.

irpni.p Jln/nj

urinary sedi-

[urine, aperitive

diuretic.

JSkqJ'n^'L a. diuretic, apt to

provoke

Jti^

one, only, sole ; alone

ad. only, solely ;-'/'> each, every one,
each one.
,

a.

or op s. middle, midst ; inside, interior,

loins, reins ; j^ Jt.
heart, bosom
;

lumbago

-.p or uinpm pi't-n^ hot.

hilum of beans, &c. 4"'jf Jtijf- with
the crum f - or ^ i^2^ pr. in the midst
or middle of, among, between, in, into,
within ^ i^^j through, out of, from
g-pr. ad. by halves; between, among;
in, into
through the medium of, by
means of; - g - ad. from time to time,
now & then, ever & anon j-u down
or up to the waist [ >il-2h ^tpn,-j;
among you, in the midst of you tti^py midnight, twelve o'clock; jt -

^>"j

>

tti!rpt

night

*t night, in the night, by

or side;

g - [ii-p upon his loins

,

'lb2i"Lp ij"'t
lirp

b "Itp

or ^

Jlfijub

from the loins upwards

k---

Jt2^'Le
t-p pia^
;

i^'t V ['""""P^ t or h JpPni'l'

"iiiupi,
from the loins downwards ; ju.
uia,//uiiii-P-tui% [i Jp2b I from or in the
midst of corruption; ufiii.ti_ q-u t to
gird up one's loins, to put on a belt;
faapu,aiJli.tri_q-u
to break one's back
^omp .jib-tri_ ^ - [iM-p , to wear a belt,
girdle or sash ; ii,pHiiAti_ ^ni-pi
2^-1^ to put or gird sackcloth on one's
,

^_

^ utifir/. uih'ir/iing-p JZ
on a sword g - it-piai^^

loins; una-utrp

to gird

i,u,u,u!i,hi_,

to cut in halves

two parts

to split

pumUnui^ ft Jp2fJ to
annihilate, to utterly destroy, to exterminate ; u/tijuAt-i^, liuii_ ( , id come
forward, to show or present oneself;
into

ft

membrane,

i^tt

1P4%

two- six- or
eight-wheeled machine ^^.h^mpJ- steam-engine; ^pui^pj- -.hydraulic
m. or e. mt-iiunfinfu - locomotive e.
ufujpt^^uiJ'/^pliliii uMp^uMuh-oD singleor double-acting e. - Mi^hi/h^, dredging-m., dredger; - ^ptnik'b ^<J'(.u<.
water-pressure e. - ilk^pun/pu^pA jack,
liftingor screw-jack ; - g^u,e,,up

[roides.
;

p-uAJp - dense fog, thick mist.

piss; stale

dealings, intrigues, machinations ; -

ilhjui%[it. fiuiiT ni.p-tu'ii^i.

mosque,

yy^i-iii, s. filtration, distillation.

membranous

'ff^uiJti- a.

;,

drop by drop.

fall

- ptpb-ij to produce, to bring for-

ward or

out, to cite, to expose ; [ to interpose ; ifiyP- p - ._

mti^u/iilri^,

iiicu to endeavour, to study, to try,

to make any effort, to be solicitous

;;.
,
,
,

ITb

ij-ui^iu

/i

alliance

i^2b 4"'""""*x.i to make an

iup[l , utiy
- , arise, get up,
f,

come here ^hpftu.it^ %-p ^ti ^ Jl^

his poems are lost; g - fnoi'^^ Jf u.%,

i'i'tp do not interrupt another's

course; S. YUnp'iai.pj..

JTktl-pifl^-y.&c. S. Vl'tirt^</44<" . centre.

Vk2^P

s.

dis-

&c.

midday.

\yk2^plriy, ptl'j

. midday, noon,
noon-day ; a. of noon.
Vtui s. index of scales
weight,
heaviness; moment, instant oscilla-

bear a grudge, to have a

spite against one; ii^pt-uii_p-n/iiu% p-ui^
i'^L. b e-"'3 to give vent to one's spite
to breathe out one's anger.
ir/3^i a. obscure
gloomy, dark
ntXtrfj to

obscure, abstruse, occult, of difficult

interpretation; - ^t-uAtp .life of obscurity ; - 4:Mipu iluiiik-u to live obscurely;
to lead an austere life.
Jfp^faiau j s. an ounce & a half.
\!^p-%a,ii.nj% a. dark coloured.

\fp-%niaput

tion; inclination, propensity; o. inclined or prone to, bent on ; - umu. -,

or

- p-ttd.

oscillating, balancing ; undulating, floating; - P - piniuip^lri^, to

undirlate, to wave ; - ^/Afe/^,

to be inclined, prone, to bend, to tend
float, to

towards.

s.

atmosphere ;

-ui^u/it

-tuA a. -pherical.

[dimness.
UPp-m-P-pi-lb s. obscurity, darkness,
\}\ft/u or -,^, W'f^tqf. V<f^l./u or
-f
,

TTJ-l'i

W'f^^'i

\fJ-qni-lt s.

any small

quito; midge,

gnat,

mos-

fly; .#.

qipJ-'int-flu ^umJ^^ trtye blind guides, who

& swallow a camel.
U7' O.A. no, not, none ?/' tuuhp pi,^,
say nothing about it Jf uipft-o^ is
it not r tfl' frn.-qf* it.nl- pqiru Irt^pufiniu^
gjAi art not thou that Egyptian ? is it
not you ? J^ t-i-ali lest, for fear that;

hyp^

""I't^

"P

>

Imaiik^,
strain at a gnat

qni.,iu,u

liPP-mf-lA a. obscure, dark, gloomy,

dingy; -^ipj; t^u^f vn. to grow dark,
gloomy, to be obscured or darkened,
to darken; - lu^uy
to grow dim;
-fifli a. dark, dark coloured.
\rpu,qy.iult a.gloomy,dark, obscure,
,

dismal, dull, sombre ; - ^%ti_ f^i,L.^,

to have the sight or reason obscured,
to get drunk, to feel giddy, to feel
one's head turn round ; -L/3/lt.1i .
darkening, darkness.
IfPiypi a, obscure, dark, dusky.
XTp-uAuiiT, <ju</ vn. to darken, to
grow dark, to become dusk; fig. to
dim, to obscure ; to tarnish ; - oif-y to
,

begin to lower;eclipsed ; - rmu,g

MiamL-iftu^

be

to

to grow dim.
y [9-auuiuMtn S. uP-uiqa-utit
\fp-iup .ug a. black, smutty; j.blearedness; filth, dirt; -.?*. obscurity.
,

XSp-wgni-gufbhJ'va.io darken, to obscure, to cloud, to dim; to blacken,

to offuscate ; ast. to eclipse ; - ^ifii. ^
^fetp, to change day into night.
\fpirp , fj or j s. mass, heap, pile,

accumulation provision, store, hoard;

remainder filth, dirt - "<- - in a
;

,,

that

may

not

i^ t-ppt-^
never, not at all; J^i -- J^
it

^uitor J^ hi.

JJi

[ii-lip, beware! not at all, by no

means, never jp ... ta^, neither
nor Jfi tiM never , not again , no
more Jli bi-u umiihp take care not to
do so again; //( /"-/j^, by no means;
jf hiihab Jl' d'at may it never be !
God forbid never Jli n^, nobody
Jp, perhaps ? itrpPj^ J]i neither should
he eat <^' i^ if^iutt/ai^auAi^^ qpu no,
no, do not afflict me.
\yp nj it2_, nt-iTa. s. one; ad. first,
firstly, in the first place; Jp H^, one
God, one only God ^ jr in one, to1//I1AU.4 at, or by each
gether lun.
column /- ui/p Jp to each person,

jp

<

>

a-head, a-man Jt . Jp, Jli q^ dftn^k

one by one, successively, from hand
to hand; bit by bit, piece by piece, in
detail, minutely, exactly ; particular;

heap, like a heap, in quantity.

y^p-lrpuMit wj s. heap, mass; -y ^j
a. heaped up, amassed, accumulated.
XTta-tpaiinj s. warehouse, store
magazine.

ly, specifically, individually, distinct-

hoard up, to
amass, to accumulate, to heap together ; to warehouse, to house to pro-

one of them ; Jfi% liuiW JJiuHi , either

either one or the either ; Jk% i^pt^fi
every one of them ; Jt'ii In. n^Jpi.u'b

vision, to victual; - npiu, nfnu -ptiaia

neither; neither one nor the other ;g

Xfp-hrplrj; kgl, vu. to

ly

i/jl

g dfiii2k uiulrij %iu3%uililrij to Spe-

cify, to

go into detail ; J-n^n^i_ f, Jf,

assemble or unite together;
one, one person; ^i } ijt.
,

to collect,

Jl nSfh,

472

ITMJ.

J/ft^Jji i,u,inup conjointly with, together, at once ; in one, like one & the
same thing ; i^ ti. 'itnpi the same ; Jp
jJly liu\, one after the other ^' qli
t_ Jp or hplfpnpq. nil uMiy^iuui
//"Jtr ^n
kp< in the first place he was blind, in
,

the next poor.

y*/f

Jp

'^bii

'^"O

t^b"'-'^ Jlini^ira, s*

each; every one; ad. one another;

one by one / /Jfy Jly laJhy monthly, month by month; Jp mn- Jfin^, one
after another, one on the other; Jb
qJlinil, with emulation, surpassing one
another, outvying Jp Jp mmpl, annually, every year, year by year Jp
g t^nil_, one under another, in a sub,

ordinate state ; i^ Jp pitiuAi ,tp Jp op

Juimai^uglA ifphhriyu
all the chlcfs
make daily offerings.
ySpuMpi^ 1'3 or ui^ a. unanimous, of
one mind, agreeing
conformable,
equal, uniform, analogous, similar,
identical, the same ; ad. with one accord, in concert, unanimously s. S.
ui^t-iuj\ ^uji^u/hnt-P-f
unanimity,
concord, consent - il!ith[_, to agree,
,

IThD.

ously, with one accord;

live

on good terms;

sow

division in.

ad. solely

\flia,p.uMp

;;

-pp^twu
.l,u,h

L. "Lr

to

to

singularly

having one language or

unanimous
ad. with one

-fLuippuin. a.

speech

voice ; -pmipi uin.'iihJ' va. to remove

or take away every thing together
-piupnj a. of the same character or
disposition; -phpui% ad. with one voice;
luj s- co-habitant ; Monophis-pb.uli
ite, that believes our Lord to have one
nature only ; -piiui^nJf, s. co-habitation ; -pW./?? s. consubatantiality
-pninp ]lu,pa s. tresses, head of hair
-pn/u a. born together, twin ; -pni.'b a.
cohsubstantial ; of the same nature or
essence ; natural, native ; bot. having
only one trunk or stem.
]^[,iuq.pp a. gr. formed of a single
vowel ; -nfliuiuiba, s. absolute prince
,

commander, general in chief; -tib't

a. one-headed, monocephalous
-^^
a. having but one substance; unique
of its kind; -f^^/i a. monochromatic;
of the same colour, uniform -f.npir
;

unanimous:
monastic ; -r- .iy*i^-. with one voice;
-^ *. religious community; monaste-

s.fellow-labourer, cooperator, coadjutor ; ad. working or acting together,

cooperatively
-if-m-jhip , -^n^iq. S.

ry -ut^tuij tjiiij s. monk, friar, coenobite -uit/p ad. unanimously -aij;

fsn/u a. disturbing a community, tur-/rj", k-^[, va. to
bulent
seditious
agree, to cause to agree, to concili-

JtuJuai^nt-tliap

to conform to;

-uifiui'i,

a.

ate, to reconcile, to reunite, to match;

to compose, to unite, to join ; [ Jp -,
to reunite ; - or -^J'tt^.y vn. to agree,
to be of one mind or opinion, to consent, to comply to be agreed, reconciled, to conform oneself; to unite, to
join in one, to be matched - l<i-^pl-u
to conspire, to conjure, to plot; ^.
to disagree, to deny, to disown; - t-p,
fiat- t-p^ai.
to pair, to form couples
or pairs ; -n,-P-J, s. unanimity , agree-

np a.

ment, concord, union, harmony, consent, good understanding

conciliation, re- union harmony, consonance, concordance, homophony, symphony, concert; conformity, fitness,
suitableness; commonalty, community, communion
company, society,
club, corporation, congregation; co- p-aiif-uMt-npuM^
pulation
alliance
confederation, league - ^ ^pfiu cabal, plot, conspiracy -p ad, unanim;

tf-olnlruA/i

tf-o.

robust, vigorous, sturdy.

fJ s. a. unitarian, anconformist -ifttlt a. uni-

ir/>/^<<-u<%

titrinitarian

form, simple.

u t""is-b

~ijj!it ^'

pair-

ed, conjoined, matched, equal;

-^p

^' 2i""''*'i5F-^

O. TuMiSaiqop

Wt"'P-l'pPl)

a-na-iin.

/3-n_ o,

a. hot.

7itil/uil3nM-

monopetalous

pu^trnr^lll^O 7utliuMi^ni.ifufp

* mono chord ; -it-^nt. a.

speaking the same language -ini^b-

Wt'-"ii''c

b.

U b'y"p
temperate -m-P-biA

ISliiupiiuai, a.

temperance

s.

-lunp^a,.p^ a, of
opinion or way "of thinking,

the same
unanimous

-/<in4

crowded

unanimously; -[uat-jp.
assembled,
in crowds, together, in

ad.

S. ^uti/uitf.ntAi^

a mass

ad.

funM-tLit a.

-^oi>^( S. Iff u/t,j.i^

ir^uift-uY., f, a. folio ; -a-fi a. Only;

Begotten; - npjp, only son; -binib

s. the being only-begotten.
uij s. unity, first number,
ir^<u{r
one, 1 ; a. only one, alone, singular ;
the units, 1-9.
,

;;

Monothelites -ni^pf, S. ^^--f-'i-'ln^.

p'f\ -liuh, a. only, sole, singular -li-^
a. one-eyed, monocular; -^t-iug,
"i'l'
tjmj, a. living together; S. IT^^yt/u.-;
-lit-qJri- a. having one bark or rind;

together, in crowds, in troops.

'[^[i.u/i, ad. with one voice, unanimously a. gr. ofie-vo welled ; -/.r

ITMl
;

-^tijiu,^

monobious
-Iflriiui a. uniform; monotonous; -li^p^
uinJ[, s. uniformity
monotony, samea, S.

-4fc-i3

ness

^f^&Mjnt.[3-p S. \y^iuj%ui/jflr^nM-Pp

~iku-RPn..nL.fi

~li%ni.p^ s. monogamy ; -labn- a. equal,

of the same weight; equipollent; -4"^
paralytic, palsied, crippled

a.

from one part only; ib-nil_ ^i-t^ m^oH

to plough with a
single ox; -4n/<iffi *. one side; ifilri^
one-sided

ad.

Pnnn^i_ ^ - to put aside, to leave

- ^n^.u'i, cord of a
-Itnt-ii], a- simple
,

single twist; -ipo'b a. of the same religion, coreligionary; of similar ha-^^o'fcni.f

; uniform, conformable
professing the same religion, conformity in religion ; unanimity; conformity, uniformity; -i^l-irvn. to unite
with, to participate, to consent; -^c^"/.f. a. conjoined, equal, partaking of.
ir^iii4u<.^, -n/i, ad. all at once, together, altogether, quite, at once, entirely, collectively; -4^ a. conjoined,
inseparable ; -4../;o^ *.vote, suffrage;
a. even, equal, like; summed up;^"bi-ij to vote, to come to the vote;
^tg-.that is not the same thing;

bits

*.

ad. collectively, altogether,

-i,,uirni-a-

generally,

all

at once; in all; in a

a mass ; *<_ ^/i - uiuu,jl,j to

say briefly, in short; -4-?/^ S. 2,""/^-

crowd,

in

buffoonery, drollery; -4.

with one voice in chorus

-4.'ii4p s.

n-uM^ ad.

or ibiub a- oneuniform, equal -Jk-^

t-ncPl, s. uniformity ; -^/ ad. with one
horse; -in)i_a. like one mass, of one
piece, massive, cast, molten; -inpS. S.
4_g./3-^tir

JihiLui%li

handed -ik^

a.

chem. sesquioxide
Jlajh - , alone, quite

fai'iil,

s.

sole, only
alone; -4./^ a. joined together; -^V'
a. married only once s. monogamist;

-III' o.-

all

monochord.

U'/i.u<^f s.

^[lOMTfiu^Muli

able;

a.

a-mn.

but once a day;

of one trunk, unistirpis

tall & straight stem.

-TOrmfi a.

indiscriminately eat-

a.

ad. feeding
hot.

y jiiuiTiMMin
of one part

o.

y ptuiToti

iTuntiiiruMt a.

simple -iHupm &c. S.

}SiT'i,iairui[iu, &c. ; -iHruij a. of one year,
one year old ; -Jhq_ a. equally culpable or guilty; s. accomplice; -Jliu, a.
simple-minded , ingenuous , simple ,
artless, innocent; good-natured, silly,
simple, foolish; faithful, attached, loyal, true, devoted; -'/j/i ad. with one
shoe ; ~iru,u,p.,up ad. sincerely, ingenuously, candidly, artlessly; simply, sillily, foolishly ; unadvisedly ; -iTmui^uA
;

iTuijiiT, y^iy
ifiMtirirt hjfi
be candid, open, sincere, to behave sincerely to conduct oneself

S. Y^iiuij^in

vn. to

loyally or faithfully
verify, to

to ascertain, to

become assured, persuaded,

to believe, to acquiesce, to agree, to

consent; -/;..i<-/3^-'i' *. plain-dealing,
sincerity, innocence, ingenuousness,
artlessness fidelity, faithfulness, loy;

alty; simple-mindedness, simplicity,

silliness, credulity; -/?pS. ITfu/jfinm^
puip; -iTof,, y dr nt- a. one only, only,
only begotten; *. only child; -iTopntJ,
s. state of an only child, or of a desti-

tute person.
ir^u^>//^ a. united, joined, attached,

chained together; continuous, contiad. at a single

immediate
nual
stroke, at one bout, in a moment, immediately, at the same time - ".^i/^,

religion, faith or belief; -4.t-ip ain.'iihj'va. to gather' together, to collect in one ; -4fc6-A a.

to join together, to link, to chain; -i-J'

va. to join, to annex, to unite, to connect; -yuipi a. one-storied; -/aipai-Pi

monarchical, absolute, despotic; - 1>^

absolute master, monarch; - fe.
luiu%nL.p^ absolute power, monarchy;
- nJithu to reign absolutely - .#i.iA^,

s.

~^utuiuli

even,

b.

yinuuM^iul^ftq

ifUifiP-

a.

smooth, equal, levelled;

unanimous, of the same
opinion; ad. unanimously; -4.l.o.
flat,

-i,,u^u!ii

fig a.

a.

of the

same

[uu/b,

to

make

IT/iiwyizf^

universal; -e,hu, or mf, S.

^nJ^iT^.liXJiuMtiuMir^

~^nj^d.

conjunction, concatenation, train,

contiguousness, continilance, succession.
Iffiiyii,

nil a. only, sole, singu-

lar; alone, lonely;

simple, plain; ad.

solely, singly, singularly, simply; so-

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;
,

474

ITMl

pk

- jA it being well understood that, on condition that, provided that, unless JJ, -, one only
all alone,
"i^- not only - ^mfunL.li
quite alone, by oneself, without company - g - face to face, t4te-a-tete,
litarily ; -

* cheek

by jowl.

larly.

only, simply; singu1S[ii,.f%ufnpb- a. self-acting.

\Sliiyiiuipiui, ad.

soliloquy.
a. only, sole ; ad- quite

ySl'iyiimluouni.pi.Ji,
IJliiyi.uili

alone; -l/hui^,

monachal

s.

Ir^u,^ s. S. IT/imi^Jfe; a.

-4t/ a. eating alone, without company -4%"'4"'i a. monachal,

;

;;

ITMJ.

itarian

~u,%uid',

live in solitude

turn

tic life, to

mgiy vti. to rctirc, to

embrace a monas-

to

monk

S.IT^-

monacfiism, monastic
solitude -n.-4^ sf. nun.
life
{^paiitTu/ii a. uniform, equal; -i^i
a. having or wearing the same mark,
uniform in-tp S. X^uMjaiiintii

'iialiing

-m-ttfi

s.

_y /*
P'-y
day of the week, Sunday; -^m/.
\^hui*tup.ut[3-

s.

first

a.

con-

tinuous, uninterrupted; strung, arranged, conjoined; -^".f^o. walking

in the same steps, conformable, like
-^nii^
-^/jn-? s. unanimity, concord
;

unanimous, of one mind;

monkish, coenobitical -lihgtu'img s.

hermitage; cloister, monastery; -^t.
gatlS s. monastic or solitary life, mo-

a.

nachism.

^^^ mass, in one

massive ; plain,
simple; - S-n^, smooth sea; -i^o/^mo?.
o. equally worshipped or honoured;
iMiuMinlit- b. JujiIuiiMiuiutni- .-uuirl O. Ill
the same chorus; at the same ball or
dancing-party -uiiaph^om a. wearing
but one tunic -uituw s. monarch uih_

["ti &c.

yyfliyltujJiuninfi^

&C. O. U

^"lliujuin^

XyfltMtptufllUtJ' S. ^ir%UMtiUiir\j

puipririunB

uuiuib

~-nujb

St

SOll-

tude, hermitage, monastery.

'^liuifbnuL.np
-ulfufii a.

a.' s.

-nt/J? ^.solitude, solitary life, loneliness S. ir^<;%u.^tji./?/><J;f

^lu,%y^ii iri,], S. ir/'^i
Xr^mflipli -%nUi ad. alone, all alone,
;

by

quite alone,

\yiiiyi,ni.J, s.
]J'[,ip,n..^[,

oneself.
[ness.
solitude, retreat, loneli[united, linked.
sf. nun.

IP^u.yo^ a. conjoined
TJptu'Lutj;. uigu,/

vn. to

connected
be united,

joined, incorporated, identified.

\fl,u,%^utMr ad. at once, only once,
at one blow; np -, whatever, whoever, whosoever nJ^ -% *- jp,.uuA_
H-iiiSh as usual, as at other times ; 4<._
;

aba I will transfix him with a single

blow & he will have noneed of a second.

\^liu/iiii.uiJhij% ad. all at once, together, unitedly, all at the same time,
altogether; jointly, in concurrence,
at the same time all, quite totally,
entirely; - h^, yet, even, also; ;

uhfj ki-

Jiuli UMulri_, -.

ij^

"aba

<

upon the whole, after all, in a word,

in short; n^- mn.%lrij to repeat several times,

over

IfpuAJti,

litary

&

Jl,%

being

over again.
,

ini^if,

Ju/bj

anachorite

[equal.

ir^mitjnt.
ySftuM^utf,

same measure,

of the

a.

'\Sb"''H'"Vf"L "' '^

,
in a lump ,

body

hermit
monastic;

solitary,

only, indivisible

S.

-^ni-pP-'h

s.

so-

hermit

coenobite, monk, friar, religious ; a.

only, alone without company ; -..
/iA a. solitary, crenobitical, monkish,
,

monachal, monastic; conventual; un-

monarchical;

mu-^iu'L a.

s.

monarchist,

-nfkmhir, h^l, vna. to be a

monarch, to reign or govern with absolute power, to have sovereign authority; - j^, to be absolute master
of the country, of the world ;-"/tmni..
Pi s. monarchy, monarchical government; absolute dominion; ^-Pp 4"y.'
to adopt the monarchical form of government -iui/iiha-uj/inpn. -pt republican -u|t" ad. in the like manner,
royalist

likewise, equally, evenly; indiscriminately ; uniformly ; -"ffo_ lanXhtT va. to

attract all eyes ; - fi^ ^unAliT, to
refuse to look at.
yr^ifnia^iTiiA a. having the same definition

having conterminous bounds

or confines
-uuijpl, a . one-edged
-uiypp^ s. knife-blade; ~i>bpm a. of one
;

mind, unanimous -uJpm^ a. wholehoofed, solipede -u'bu,pu,p ad. together -u'liuilgu.'u a. consubstantial ; simultaneous common compatible ;
united, only, sole -u%uiliui'i,nH s, consubstantiality; simultaneousness;compatibility
-u%ni-P s. conjunction, con-uiot.%^ a. fed
nexion
reared or
brought up together -umk,^ a. onebranched -uuiif a. one-breasted sf.
;

Amazon
theist

-uutm-aih^lrui'b

-umn^u,}tnt-Pt

s.

monomonotheism.
a. s.

.;

irha

-uiiua- s.

form

monogram

ad. equally

ITMT

/<? 3

IT/xo^o^^ a. monosyllabic ; *. -ble.

\i'l,u,u,.uii a. of one layer or stratum;
-uiu,p,uii_ a. uni-.

-mpmi^ a. equally

spread or extended every where

~muip[i a. massive, solid, compact, ho;

mogeneous

to unite to; -u.uipphd'va.

gether, to combine ; -../>;!.-/?/.-* s.

gury, subject to the gravel; -, -ntJf

s. strangury, gravel, dysury, ischury,
stoppage, suppression or retention of
urine, pain & difficulty in discharging
the urine ; -f </", t^u^ vn. to suffer from
stone or strangury, to be afflicted with
the gravel.
'\yii^aifi,a% a. urinary ; urinous ; -

combination , union , homogeneousness ; -mhumli a, of one kind, uniform,

like, equal
-u,hun,i_ a. seeing all at
one glance; -ni-/<fr- a. monophyllous;
-uitri-u,^ a. enduring or suffering with
another; -uHmi-PliJi, s. cohabitation,
living in the same house -mn^iira. of

ppnt-ni.m

the same race, family or nation; -u.t5>

a. living with, in the same house; . co-

-uipimli
of urine

uric acid; -/:<.%. chamber-pot, urinal; -ing . pissing corner,

retiring-place ; -ij^ s. the urinary
passage, ureter ; -^upd- a. diuretic,
urinative, provoking urine ; -iui,}, s.

urinometer;

[habitant.

UV"">-"f a. united, joined ; one,

singular ; equal, alike ; s. arilh. unit ; pj,L._p
the units, the simple numbers;
~u,^iu% a. singular; indivisible ; -mli,,,^
int-pj, s. unity union ;
-'"^A? <" "onjoined; united; -t-,r, j/r va. to unite,
to join, to conjoin; to attach, to tie
together, to glue together ; to mix, to
combine, to annex, to incorporate, to
identify ; to join together, to couple,
to match, to pair ; ift^um^i to reunite, to rejoin, to tie again ; -/(#/" vn.
to be united, joined, attached or tied
,

together

be mixed

to

matched;

--?

coupled

junction; adhesion, combination; reunion; incorporation; gluing; copulation, pairing; fig. unanimity.
\r^'"'/""i a. joined together, solid,
firm, compact; -;///. a. S. (Jjum-u/^^j
unanimous
-ifilrpP a. of a single
piece -.^^ a. born together, twin.
';

preaching uniformly

\ri''".p"'pnq_ a.

or the same truth.

U ntf.iuaif.utit

pjintt-li

uuta'

T/p"

-uiuim a. foggy, covered with mist or

fog, caliginous, cloudy, dark, obscure,
gloomy -iTuiit a. nebulous ; - lanmt,/^
asi. nebula.
;

y ptf-iaifi wq/'

miitutTt

become dark, obscure;

luauti VTl, tO

to get turbid;

to begin to lower.

dim

Tffl.hiik'ii

-ftiTyn.

a. only, single, sole,

simple;

solitary ; S.irAp"*' [" ^"hyt''' sea.

JPlit-tgtpni.

p s.monoceros, unicorn;
troubled with stran-

Xf/i^utfiiuiM. a.

U fiiiuit[.puit.

a. diabetic,

-aipitalint.pt

continence of urine

s.

&c.
incontinent
diabetes, in,

--*. S- -/;<A

tr^/Ltir, hgft vna. to urine, to piss, to

make water

a/uiuiMbn^

often but

to stale

n^p-n^
ijniL,^juitn^^ tip qnpiJhtl__ i/ftqfql^ tO uCS.Xy^^pai^ s. ureter, [troy every male.
atttkui, to piss

little;
,

ISftqhgni.jui'blTirva. to

to

ca^ge to urine,

move

or provoke urine ; -nt-^fi^ S.

Wyftqui^pJir^^iftm s. chem. urea.
^fttfu

i/qp% . i/^ili^

anat.

tT^ilrtitg s.

aponeurosis; amnios; -

fairiaig

ninges.

ma-

[a-bed.

U7't"t

pisser ; - jtifulini^Jt pissanat. urethra.

[blood.
s. pissing ; - atpt-aiti , piss
,

^\itjnt.li s.

\yit^4.n2k^.\^tIT^ Pk ad. is it? can it be

sible ? perhaps ? is it that ?

? is it

pos-

or t/Ppnf s. Gr. w. mitre,

[tiara, infula.
s. mile.
ISfillin'ii, {i s. million; ^m^ap -, a
thousand -s, milliard ; -t-pnp,f. J, s.
millionth.
IT^S- , i/A-f s. mud, mire, dirt; puddle.
Urixip s. Mithra, sun, Persian god.
'[TtPp
If/'i.'

IT/'c*

s. mutual damage.
U ptlb-taita tt--hu p tatT^p S. to
each other, to one another ^i one
another, each other; {t-, from one
another, one from another; g -1<,
with one another; i^.^ -, one after
another - ^t^ gT-^*/". face to face,
fronting, opposite
ukp "- -'^"^ mu-

JJ^Jtat'iia^^nt.i

darkto get cloudy.

Iflifuiuiiumlrirva. to cloud, to

en, to

&c. S.

Mug

'ff[iqnt.ait

s.union, junction, con-

-pu/i, S. U"/'t'"*'"j*

U Ifn^apf-lrij

Xffiiu^ni-^uM'birJ'^. -t-nfihiT.

tual affection

jl^'Lp-";fp"bp'"-P'^ ""-

kindly affectioned one

-"bu tj-Ptub-^,

to another with brotherly love;

putpil^ bear ye one another's

burdens; ubpUi_ q--%u, to love one another, to love reciprocally ^amt-^-,

p.lrnii

62

.,

47C

fn^u

to
to injure one another; ijj-*"
praise one another; f -iu uitrbi_^iy
/{.pnHiu, to shut the doors p.uilulr^ij-'iiu,
to smite one another ; ^ pyiin^bu 4u.
uu.'iiki_- to help each other, to render
;

mutual assistance [ u{iuml,t- ^laJp^

iriuAtu in honour preferring one another -uMiiftp ij-T muiiiuiuilrij to pray
for one another.
;

ySl"ibuiug,aukp a. loving mutually,

uy

before I die.
U"^^ ad. always, at all times, continually, at every turn, incessantly,
for ever, for ever & ever, perpetually,
eternally ; o. eternal niq -% as usual,
[sabre,
as before, as formerly.

clown, zani,
pantaloon; -uitiu/i. a. mimic, droll, ludicrous -n.-PJii-'ii s. mime, mummery,
mimicry, buffoonery, harlequinade,

[both.

drollery.
,

-u

1^

-ii a.

one ; -

^- Jp'.u'ii

\^piiuii-np a. s. solitary.

\f[iin^jni.i_

s.

minotaur.

solitude, loneliness.
Wp'i'^pr. ad. till, until, up to ; to, as
U'/.ti.-/?/l-tf s.

far as ; when, at the time that; while,

whilst ; - or - 5/. so that, in such a
manner that ; uyiiuiku - ^' 1 so
that; - uja - uji,, mean time, meanwhile, in the mean time, whilst these
things were doing, during that time,
in the interim.
U"^t<jj.tn. ad. when, while, at the
time, as long as; - miu4u.<./A, whilst,
yet; p"/j - /"-%t^li /' tb'^! ^uipliu/iilii^
JliJirufiy
but just as the combat was
about to commence /uoukp g ii/^ muifiu,i.[i'ii J^j, juiHni^[i I spoke to him
.

a.

one-edged;

Jifpnuinu^hp a.

woven

s.

in

scimitar,

one piece,

without seam.
one-footed, unipes.

lypnuiu/iib a.
U"/#/^}f a.

IT^tr

Jkn.lrun_ ba'^'^f

\yi>ni^i[i

mime, mimic,
buffoon, merry Andrew,

bcfore day, be-

Gr. w.

s.

fore sunrise;- ui-f^u.i-.^"jiii within the year ; before a twelvemonth;

- hlihuMfjip %p he had not yet come i_

affectioned one to another.

U"/.i/;o

IThS

i-ui^lrati_ iuiilrii.iuliut%

having but one

testicle.

iriini-p-b-^ s. one, unit ; unity, union,

reunion; concord, accord.

ITb^'pt-i a. broken-backed ; hipshot; fig. disheartened, discouraged;
-^.iiY_, to break one's back; to become hipshot; fig. to be disheartened,
to lose one's courage ; - am.'blri^ or
--./", t-jb va. to break one's back, to
strain tiie loins; to dishearten, to discourage ~f,ap a. rotten at the core
weak, useless ; -f-k-anajlt s. a. Mesopotamian, inhabitant of Mesopotamia;
;

-if-k-mp, uiiuj .

Mesopotamia;

-i-tzk^p

to ; that ; - juijJ-ir, till now,

the present, up to this time,
hitherto - j^y^. ^v//" i so far, as far
as, to that place ; - gtyq-p so far, as
far as that, to there ; - j^y" 'L'^/c
thus far, as far as this, to here; - .-_

midnight, twelve o'clock -flimmj.

s. divination or guessing the contents
of; -if-pijiji s. gr. epenthesis ; q^tum
s. petticoat ; -jj-tum/.^ s. under-petticoat; -/uuinfr, a. composed of knots, of
nodes at intervals ; -ithp s. middleaged man; -b-niltw vn. to sail on the
high seas, to go on the open sea.
\Pb2yi "'s " middle, mean, middling ; *. middle, centre ; -uMiiyu a.
middling voiced ; s. middle-voice ; -.<.
Tuip s. tlie centre of heaven ; -tyb^ a.
middling, indifferent, neither good nor
bad, moderate.
irA2."4t" * centre, central point;
gr. point ( - ), full stop, period; -4"?^

puAop how

while he was yet in bed; while he was speaking.

lJ'/A^fr- pr.

to

till,

to

far ? - ^lui/ufu even to

the clouds; yuy g /< - /> l]o^>/,he
goes with me as far as Kars ; ^uy or
Hfiui - A-^tujt
wait till he comes ; j/J'F ^OW long ? n^ t-ll'j - if-uipi^liu ,
I will not go out until you return; jpLiu^t-iT laiFu during many years ; qt, so that, insomuch that; ajuuiku or
.<i/%^u<^' jA so that ; as well as ; p^
,

''"a

b"k uuiru so that several people

said.
XTb^'itJrt. a((.

<

as far as,

even

up

ad. until,

/l/oot^

s.

before, ere; not yet; -

middle ribs -^nmnp S. \fbi;fP^k V

-^ni-Pf s. mediocrity -lini.ptt^ s. the
middle or internal part of the thoraxj
;

-4ii><.^ umXt-irva. to

to divide in

cut in the middle,

two parts ;

f/At/^, to

be

halved.
U'^^.u^iiruu,^ a. of middling stature,
middle-sized, about the middle height;
middle-aged ; -^uiuiati s. division by
halves ; interruption.
ir/i<<.</^u>^. s. middle-finger ; -^^^
ib'hb'fvn. to plunge into the crowd ; to

;;

in

-tlhi.f, a.

entered, introduc-

ed; well versed

in, initiated, instructed, intelligent, expert; free, frank,

bold, daring; meddlesome; enterpris-

ing, adventurous, venturous; - ^At^.,

to enter, to push in, to introduce oneself, to go forward or before ; to in-

trude into, to thrust oneself forward,

to intermeddle or interfere to penetrate deeply, to pierce to the inmost
;

parts, to dive into, to explore, to sift;

to undertake, to have a hand in, * to
have a finger in every body's pie; UriLiaJ'p n.npifhi_, tO act freely -Jhuut
;

ipilfiTov -iruitriT vn. to

go

in, to intro-

duce or obtrude oneself; to meddle

with, to interfere, to intervene ; -iJ^^
mm-P-^iS, s. intervention.
IT/i^mi^i-uY. intermediate ; intervening ; - piuii^ or /auiiiui(i^nt.p-liiA interlude.
\ri'^''i^'-l'q^ s. middle path or way
diameter; -u^/< S.TiifialfuAt-^, -MiifAif
a. girdled, bound round the body,
lusty ; -uiu^iTuA, a. middling, intermediate ; s. middle, centre ; -^js/f *
middle, centre ; interval; - or -[.ip a.
,

moderate, temperate.
U*/>^<a<u<pi% *. entomologist; -.
4uA a. -logical -m-p-ptA s. -logy.
;

ir^2""-/?^-* s, interruption.
, inuMj s. insects.

XF[iiuutp

'\fl,2i"pk"'-P'l"-^ * interjection.

tj^ va. to cut, to shorten.

\fli2hp^iruj a, that is in the middle
of the heavenSgrnedicelestial; -lipiu^uA,
a. mediterranean; - or- A-n^,the Mediterranean ; liphiy , kiyg a. midland
-^ s. the midland provinces. [.-tery.
VT/lgfeir,

\fP2e^q.l,lraij

o.

mesonteric

~i-tpp

'ffpllA ^ng a- that is in the middle;

middle; middling; intermediate; -:ps.
midlent arith. middle terms.
,

XFli^tuip.k-pf s. citadel, tower ; -/l?^_

S, (a>^^%u,<t ; -i^^jA, s. full

f/i^
moon;

cloak lined with

purple;laticlavium; -47r*.main mast;
-4.{p *. the heart, centre of Armenia;
-Tuspmltti a. fighting in the midst;
^"pk * second floor or story -ir^. *,
centre, or middle part of a wheel;
middle wheel; -j^i s. the centre of a
village -^^/4 centre, interior of
a country, midland districts; -y".
plfuuf s. partition wall; rampart; -mmpp
i. water & air ; -.ii.t. S. ]Tp^iyu,p^ .
-b-ftpuMtifi

s.

VhM

477

IThS

crowd

,,,

diaphragm,
[diator.
ir/.it| . middle-man, agent, meU'^5iy5i s. back-bone, back.
intermeirA2?'"/>?. Mj, g. mediator
dium, agent, go-between negociator;
medium ; - iliuTfuin-iuj broker ; - 4j_
\rpll%iupfL-i_ s.

uin,.p-'&

reconciler, conciliator, inter-

mediator, intercessor; - il^hfjyc -hj;

htjft va. to mediate, to procure, to intercede, to interpose, to go between,
to negociate to intervene ; -fe-uy l^pt^
;

he confirmed

TuiiTp.,

-m-pji

by an oath;

it

intercession, mediation, interposition, intermeddling, intervention; negociation, medium ;- ^aL,_

n-"5

s.

brokerage,brokage,agent's com-

mission -/Jp arf. mediately, through

the medium of.
IS'li^inpJ's- party wall, partition.
T/^nj 3 s. middle, centre space,
interval, interstice; vacancy; division,
separation
difference
distinction ;
empty space * means, way - 43^
S. IJ^^/Fi-^ ulboPng capacity ; - ^//
;

interior, inside part; - uiuimtpmqi/atj

truce, suspension of arms, armistice;
q-uji. n.u.qdp, dttriug tho conflict, in
,

the hottest of the battle, thickest of

the fight ^ux. TCaAuiuimpipi , on the
way; during the journey; ^ -// un^n^
fufiii mJ'puM%u.i_, to take refuge among
the crowd.
\Sbi^'-k * marrow , core , heart ; 4u/j/f crum of bread ; - in^y yolk
of an egg ; - i^lin^^j &c. kernel of
a walnut, &c. ; - mtt^nj pith ; - uipm,
qng core ; - tf-ftuiaujiput^ , nucleus of
;

comets.
vl'2sv " vtisc^'y t'K2.""-"'-f p at
midday, about noon, towards midday;
-tiy kl<3 s. noon, noon-tide, midday;
the south; meridian; a. southern, meridional half, semi -fcp3& .intermit

tent fever.

\fttp^ ^\ft2?p''"!t'i irt'- b -/ <*d. at

noon; -.4<*o. of noon, meridian; -or
-^2^%uili meridian - ^.f * meridian

line.
iTuag s. flesh ; meat - i^if-h^
muscular flesh; - Wiup^tyfiu
human flesh - Irphn^ venison ; - 4io_
t-ai-g , &c., white meats , poultry ; iatuiuiuinui^b
^^' ) browH meats
game - uuiufuq.m'bngfi coarse meat,
butcher's meat ; - npan^
fowls &

IT^u

pujlf''

'

game ;

uimifn^

pulp

^"-'i''

h'^1"

>

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;;,

478

ITbS
lunpnilkusi_-

raw, boiled, roast meat;

iiaiuliuipiaik

f<

meat

wardrobe keeper,

Ufiup-ui.i^s.

nut

broiled or grilled
broth; - mitlrij to

make i&t-^limp-auif -runj^ flesh-

fatten, to

\}

Tan/ ^ni-p,

ilutn

ailuitui^t

tjhaip

[pot.

i/tnuMa

mind, intellect, understanding;

sense, judgement, reason,intelligence;
thought, idea; intention, design, project opinion advice, counsel meaning, intent; maxim fa irinf, / - at
one's will or pleasure
according to
iTuio^ s.

one's fancy, liking, desire, &,q.; piTpn.^

%ni.au iTinuij apprehension, idea;
,

lik-rfyb

human reason;

-_p,

/u/>7._

4<u/^u^

4"'j ~^' good sense; ^ lu'uj'uini-P-lr

foolish thoughts ; -^ uiutupij-n^py re-

IThS

or hiaAiki_ f, Jinuig , to BScapB or

slip from one's memory ; to forget ; -
f%ti_, to admonish, to warn, to apprize of; i-'i't-i^ (i innfr ni-piiL.^ , to suggest, to insinuate, to hint, to intimate,
to entangle, to involve ; g - ./i.iuifc^,
[a Jhifi Jiiilri_, to please, to gain one's
affection or good will, to conciliate
one's favour, to insinuate oneself in
the good graces of, to win one's favour ; g - a,ui%ki_, to take offence at,
to be offended, to take ill, to take a
pique, to be nettled; u/i4A*-^ ^ -u
to suggest, to inspire; u,uii_fi uiaiim^
'hhi_

to

cause to understand;

ipnlutri_ if-u

right, profound,

wil'L b l"""3 to think better of, to

change or alter one's mind or intention /' i^l* ll^tJ' p p.uint-np 1# uilLbni-ij
to take well or ill; f-kph/^f-u to captivate one's understanding ; g - "V
l^iiibls-w
-pni^
to occur to mind, to
enter the imagination or thoughts;
^u/blr_ l/it^ fl ifmiMta ni-pni-D , tO drlvO
out of one's head, to persuade to the
contrary -u nn^h^ to be witty ; .ut^
l J'uiuij , to say to oneself ; f^q.
,iip^u,%ki_, to think, to recollect, to conceive puipi^tui-ui'TClr^t lp(3-h-l_ q-u tO

volous or

form the mind, to improve y"^ tuijii-p J'uii[hi_ qu to distract the mind; uA/u^.i^-u nt-it/j to
keep a clear eonscience f iTm^ <;iu_
4*/_. to keep in memory ; pMupApu/huii^

probate sense -^

the moral
of the fable, or of the apologue ; m-.
uin-ui^lu,

iftno^

ilb*i_

in

good

laitb

imiu/^^ iTmuo

upu,[, i/uio^

nuil^nnni^, htnnu/htnn^ni-nn.
igtujumtSli

or

ntii^uinituu

qH

without artifice
with all one's heart u^_
-^ noble sentiment uipif-u,^

frankly, sincerely
%ni-ui^u/j,

uitijiiiirLnltlL
h-it-uMttn-rti-ii

uinif.uitluai^nn

^itrifr ^tuu^

itt~uta^nnlrijjf,

uni-n

[i-uaihutlt^

u Up-

^^4jntiin.ni-ul

elevated, firm, enlightened, vast, lively, sharp or piercing, penetrating, fertile, inventive wit,
mind or intellect ; php-ln. luiiupifui^
,

'

cultivate,

to

barren, confused, distracted, weak mind or intellect; -_

it [ iTuili to have the design or intention, to propose to oneself, to project; n u wpfrh'tt fl^-"*/' " ni^uuibl^iy tO
regain one's intellectual faculties, to
be restored to one's senses, to awake;
light,

u to form
a resolution, to take into one's head,
to be determined, to resolve, to project, to propose, to presume, to imagine - i-itij to be attentive, to apply
or devote oneself to, to observe, to
regard, to consider with care, to think,
to reflect; /> -u um^nt-i, to understand,
to comprehend, to perceive, to conp

M^jtlr/

m/mh^

^uMuuttuuitf/

[i

ceive, to know, to remark ; to study,

to learn by heart; f^./ixu^ or g - lub-t-ij
to consider, to regard attentively, to

meditate, to recollect
to imagine
uM^uuMu, lun^ibui-u to fatigue the mind,
to rack one's brains; u/ii/i,a'iit-i_ [, j:nu,j,
to be out of one's mind or senses, to
lose one's senses, to be crazy m'lilim^
,

[i

-u

^i-p

to

become proud,

vain, puf-

- uMn%hi_, to listen to, to mind,

to agree with g u !,u,p^u,'blti_, to ocfed up

cur, to come to mind or memory, to

recollect; m/tiA^^ j\aut^ ftt^pn^, to do

without intention, to do unintentionu utitJinL^ f to understand

allegorically; ^..4 um. ^ -u &in mystic
or allegorical sense p.uinni.tt^ p - ni._
'bnqu.j
the generality of intelligent
persons, most witty people; n^npp-a
niAnqtuju no ouo of good sense, no
sensible person; li^ii.tr,i,i_kp {, iTml,, he
decided, he was resolved; ^nimu-r
/*i ^ - I understand nothing of it
I don't understand it, I am quite at a
loss ut%titup[3- h t ^ ""'-^n*-/_ i^ffp't nothing can be known about it, it is impenetrable, it's marvellously obscure;
ally;

'

^[ruin.

[lu

restored

t^ ^

kp

'Up

q.uipAui%,
/.

my mind was

u'i-q.u.ir ufiiliku,!^

he never even dreamed of it

!'"'(.[i g -u, I thought &

[""I'^kt

;;

;
,;

WbQ

often repeated

it

to myself; uyu lr%

-^ P-uiiil^u this is the sense of the passage ; %ui ^unihi- l!b^ l -, he understands nothing of it, he knows nothing about it, it is Chinese to him /_
,

uihu

q^iMipni^ liiniua ^ii-nnq

^qi'ltl

thUS

he betrayed his malicious intention

S. {^u,n
ibiT,

^uMiltuMliguMllg

puin-iuitT, &C.,

Or

P*^-.

i^,u-2Clrir,

l^aiJl

P'/t/'^

\inpi,ni-pti.

l'l^#^a*,

&C.
readily, willingly.

IT/iofiitf /% ad.

mech. momentum.
U*/ifaA<r, tjP va. to incline, to lean,
to bend, to bow, to bias; vn. to incline, to lean, to feel inclined or disposed for, to lean to the side of, to be
biassed, to have an inclination for, to
feel an attachment for, to adhere, to
XfliMnm^ifi

comply

s.

uppm ij ^i^^ ^p

Jpmt-juiL.

their hearts inclined to follow him

JlimL-uii_ a. tending, bent on, inclined

or prone to

- f i^pu prone

to evil

s.

inclination,

Vl'i't-

[pensities.

S. ir/'m, "ijSu'p1

or i-nj

'ipi-uMii

s.

fruit

S.

yrpt-n-li^t" * Gr. w. mursena, sea[eel.

ITf -...* S.U"t.o*.
VT/ii-u, y nil_a. other, another; different from, other than; -i the other;
.

-^p tu.ni.p

'
,

more than another -m-J'

^'"^^

the other day; i^iy^

Ai. ^-ti

but I will tell you something else S. FA - "*?""/' or

\fpt.uuA^uiirad. another time, once
more, afresh, anew, over again, again,
bis a. second, other, new.
aj /ij s. mosaic -t^y alSl>'-ul'n%
- in -; -juimuili itesselated pavement.
IP/.^^Ai't * *"' ^'- '< myrica, tamarisk; genista.
Tffjioplru;) pktj of a day, ephemerad. a day only;
al, lasting only a day
~lk-pi/U, ephemera, ephemeral fever
- a'<%2C, ephemera, ephemeral fly uiai,nJbj[,j

ephemeron-worm;

-7-t/^, fleeting

beauty.
M'lioplHiiu^ a. uniform, equal monotonous ad. uniformly, equally - ^i--,
;

Wiujiiu.g

f.j s.

[uniformity.

miller,

IT^i-t^, Uj,[, vn. to mew, to caterwaul, to cry as a cat; --fc'/, s. mewing, mew.
[face on awaking.
Vr^^.r, frjA va. to rub one's eyes &
[smoking, smoky.
\Jin,./i% s. bug.
lif^iupiain.'b a. mixed with smoke,
ir/""*- a. tempered, casehardened.
'fffitiT, hjP va. to drive in, to force
into or penetrate, to fasten in, to fix,
to force down, to plunge
to pierce,
;

to prick, to run through ; to temper

iron or steel, to caseharden; - ^.Jfr/iA,
to stretch, to extend or hold out the

nancl ; qatim^ tuipft^A nt^nnt-a to imbrue the hands in the blofid of ilb-iruij
ifrf-ui^njltll Jt fulbfu %npul
hO haS plUUged the dagger in his heart S. %hn%.
\^^lr, lluky.y vn. to be driven,
plunged into, to penetrate, to enter
to meddle, to get in ; to begin, to commence, to undertake; - piuplim-Pp,
to be seized with rage, to be enraged.
t

, u/j a. consoling, consolaconsoler, comforter; S. --?;

'^{ul.p-utp

disposition
tendency propensity
nt.ah ^
proneness
ast. inclination
iuipi, ^ui,r I, piuplfb good or evil pro,

2'2<7,

tory;

inclined to mischief.
IT/ia.nL^^nA , -nt-SBi

ir/>j^

WM

479

said to myself; jnpJk f - iui,nui_ k

whence it follows that ; p,uqnL.,r ,*.
t-uiiT hifhu. IfuS. [, ifi,.f
I was more
than once tempted to, I several times
intended to ; ^u,j [, - /,,/-, it has just
come into my thoughts, mind or head;

np.

s.

Mekhithar ;

mmu

ib^'t^i<

JWMu,nM-_

juiiA-^, to

comfort, to console, to solace ; - /ifc^ uiiAhi_J\nMag to flatter, to

adulate, to wheedle, to coax, to allure; -i(u.% a. consoling, comforting,
consolatory , alleviating , soothing ;
-"iPj Ip'l-J'vn. to be consoled or comforted mutually ; -u.'fcp S. -n^.^ ; -tii
a. s. Mekhitharist, -rian; -kif, h^f, va. to
console, to soften, to soothe, to comfort, to relieve sorrow or vexation, to
alleviate; -/>/, t^u^ vn. to be consoled, comforted -f^ s. consoler, comforter fig. the Comforter, Paraclete,
Holy Ghost; -m-Pl s. comfort, consolation, solace ; fig. balm, balsam.
,

[putrefy.

T^fij:

ITA^tiT va. to corrupt to rot, to

IP/u.//i%^ s. pressure press. [dress.
*^^^i"J*. woman's long grey kitchenir/i/05 {,, u,i-s. act of plunging into
mech. piston; plunger; -2p^um%1. pumppiston -lupntA s. piston-rod ; -iu^nif_
[mersion.
s. barrel or chamber.
IT/uni.^ s. tempering, steeping im,

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,,

480

iriip

ir^uL

martyrized,

[wp. St.

to plunge, to sink, to drive, to rush,

or dash into water, to duck; - //i.

plunge headlong into vice.

^-. to

\yiipuin'-p-pt.% g.

ITimi f
,

*.

U llUMltnt^io
back;

reins, loin,
%utlta

haunch, flank.

'^tiutltu

'ituiq S,

swell, waves, billows

fig.

the

4.^.
beat, to flog, to fla-

iui%ti_it. ~ii,a, to

gellate, to scourge ; p.-'fc./Y. [

J^uAuAij , to load, to put a load

#v"v
on the

muscular.
[back.
turn up one's
nose, to nose; to laugh at, to mock,
to

s.
'

to levigate , to pulverize,
to reduce into powder;to burn to ashes.
ITytiJ", tyf va. to push, to give a
-t-iT, l-j/p va.

push

to thrust, to

to,

mpuiiufu -

myosurus,

-^yii a. mouse-coloured ;
-ut^u/i,^^ s. bot. mouse-ear, myosotis,
forget-me-not med. mumps ; ^hiflA ;

creeping mouse-ear, pilosella; -,u//l.-p^

-uiTCuipuili a. gnawed or eaten by rats
or mice -u.'ir^ u,g a. mnrepollutus,
polluted or contaminated by the presence of dead mice -mmku ad. like a
mouse -tuuifiiih- a- spoiled by mice or
;

rats

-uMunfu

bot. squill,

s.

sea-onion,

wine of squills, vinum

scilliticum ; -utp2_ s. mus-ursinus -_
^[ii' s. mus-araneus, shrew-mouse.
U*4tr^>4i</^ a. struck with a halberd;
-M-np s, halberdier, pikeman.
\f/fii^t^ s. rats-bane - uuiftunn^ arsenic - i.t-iip, orpiment - liuipUPp
scjlla

^['bf, -(,

realgar, red arsenic.

\flflinpuuil[

uig

mouser - ^npit^
-igood mouser.
;

V^iunft,

s. mouse-hunter
mouse-trap ^u,^
;

[dilly.

daffadownhalberd lance.
ir4"-S!p ^u.*j s. muscles S. '^m.lfii.
uMg s. scissors ; - /t4'^liputut
shears -yj; y^f, va. to cut with scissors, to shear,
[font, baptismal font.
IT^nc^^

s.

bot.

daffodil,

Jifi.ii.uMg

s.

\y lipmmiuniX

-pu,"],

g,

baptistery

bapwash, to purify by ablution

to bathe; *-q^u.p%
i^[A[>, to put
water into milk, wine; 4iri,mlfi. -, to
rebaptize -[nTvn, to receive baptism,
to be baptized to wash, to bathe or
eleanse oneself
- mpk.ujp
to be
Vii'iiti/', yj[, va.to christen, to

tize

to

push forward

to unload, to discharge, to
empty, to cast forth; - nJ^Jbufbu, to
,

press or crowd on one another; -

make

ir^%t.^^ s.bot. mouse-tail,

dirt.

dust ; - 4c7/ spark ; [ - it"t'l'L; *>

turn to ashes, to be burnt to ashes
-mil i/<5 .fine ashes; a.burned to ashes;

atuiumfrpuaaj' i^ualliaai

of.

washing,

powder, ashes,

H^fiP-aij; utj^ vn. to

holoster

chaff;

WfiattinM-u, a.

make game

martyrdom.

darkness, spot,

s.

\rit-q_i "'jf

incest; lechery, lewdness, lust.

\^it,^lriuj ,'iMhl<3 "-incestuous; lecherous, libidinous, lewd; *. name of various ancient sectaries.

christening;

baptism

ablution, purification
WJiim-PJi

*.

John the Baptist.

baptizing

fff/C-'lii. o-

or

tO tight , tO

wage war,

to give battle to
to win , to conquer, to

- ifuMfuyk-uiii
subdue, to depress, to prostrate; ^_
,

- , to fight against temp^q-^lP liplrpuij qjs.ujp^nt-P-^tJA

l-kt-np Ifn-^Ji,

tation

to be exasperated one against

another - ^uM^munii, to train to labour, to break in or teach animals to
work S. l^-^^j -ptrvn. to be urged on
or driven to, &c.; /;^tgi/- iTutpui'u ly^
^nci, the battle was fought or took
place in the morning.
[mare.
W'l/utJ-tai a. subject to the nightIT'/^iu'-ur'ii^i f *. night-m are, incubus.
IT^i^tiT, tj^ va. to choke, to stifle,
iTiihij

to suffocate, to strangle ; fig. to pain,

to grieve, to vex, to torment; -liirvn.
to choke, to be suffocating; to be violently affected with spite, envy, grief
or rage.
\f,lilinJ[, g. denseness (of smoke).
\S'qjilin,.u, a. suffocating, stifling, oppressive, sultry.
'\Si^"'-li

s.

heart-break,

anxiety,

pain, pang, sore, anguish.

IP^izu"} s. butt, mark, aim, target.
]Jnn,fa,fiuA a. impellent
, Mug s. mile.

expellent.

Xfi/ni

U*>^/>i.i!fi g.

\y,ini-u, a.

impulsion, impulse, push.

foggy, misty, cloudy, ca-

liginous.

[ne8.

'ffquiiii^nt.%nM-Pf g.

obscurity, dark-

ly^utuiiiiuir S. Ijld-uAMuir*

darkness.
impulse, impetus ; - mmu to
give a push, to push, to impel.
IT'^f /*> t^'y vn. to soil, dirt or pollP2,<n <<'^'^"<< in a.dispelling
jjiioii g.

lute oneself.
UiiuiiT, Biijl

vn. to

remain, to stay

ires

4a 1

to stop, to wait, to expect ; to hope

to rest, to be at rest; to last, to consist, to hold out S. ^mptm.. lOiof^o/.
;

ifnt-PliiA

q.uiT; SUmghuiija.s.

remain-

ed, remainder, rest, residue iShui/b a.

;
transitory, transient, unstable, inconjS'iiuifnii,

S. yS'i'ui^uiliutu.

[stant.

mina (weight
money); pound; mark.
ir%n<

[ig

ot._j

s.

&

U^""j As ^-rest, halt, stop; a. stable,

durable S. l|ij SBt,ug -01^^% a. per'

manent, stable,

lasting,

durable, so-

permanence "'Y'^ "'.y nt-tuh- na s, rost,

remnant, remainder residue relics
remains, fragments ; -"pi-^ or ^I'pp
-ninf-mift Paralipomena; ^nt-gm'iilrJ'va.
to cause to remain, to stop, to put a
lid

-uiiiuinLfjJi
*

s.

stability,

'

ir><^%<o/

U*i^t.r,

/y

weevil.
[stop to.
va. to press, to bruise,,

s.

/rj//

to squeeze, to express.

U'i/'4 \S'i'2r^k ad. without noise, silently, softly, gently, noiselessly.

.

pantomime.
husbandman, farmer,
cultivator; man-servant, do-

ir^/^<u>iu4 s.
tiller,

"!

mestic, servant; -atfiuA

a. agriculturthe Greorgics;
-tji a. arable, cultivable; -/" t-^p
va. to cultivate, to till, to plough, to
manure ; fig. to cultivate ; to administer, to furnish, to supply; to serve, to
al, rural,

country; -*

s.

wait on; -m-Jis. cultivation, husbandry, tillage, agriculture ; fig. culture,

cultivation ; servitude,
ir^<4></', -4nin a. musk-scented,

musked, muscadine, muscadel; -uinpu,

a.musk bearing or producing, moschiferous - uaiitlru,Su musk, moschifer,
;

musk^animal, Tibet-musk.
ly^nutpuMp ad. always
~piupp.utn. a.
speaking continually ; -f^,u^l<li a. always open -pfr/. a. producing, bringing forth constantly -pny*- a. always
eating, devouring, voracious, greedy,
gluttonous ; -finpp.n^ a. perpetually
burning ; inextinguishable ; -pni^fu or
pn^ilt, a. flowing, gushing out continually, never failing, perennial -pm-i
o. eternal, immutable
^^^f_ a. perpetually rolling or turning round ; -tt;

ITCS

perpetual darkness, always in the dark ; -^'ifi_j a. going or

flowing continually ; -^2/ " everlasting,' perpetual, eternal; -ifjinuip a.
evergreen ; -^u/m a. very tiresome, importunate, troublesome; -ijt/^ a. always running or flowing, falling continually ; -^L-mpTC a. always merry ;
ever reviving ; -[^a a. always bright
or luminous ; -fuuiqu,^ S. ^^uitu^nug
;
-[uni, a. always thoughtful; -/o., a.
speaking or singing continually;' -*.*
a. well known; -iffiifiu,f_ a. ever smiling, cheerful; -*/A o. ever fruitful;
constantly producing; -4/P- S. U*/'_
a, ad. in

-ffiiin.njj/ a. Very solid,

enduring for ever -4"
annual; accustomed; estab-

S. JJ^iuipat-fii

firm, stable,
uiiap

a.

lished; -il'[> a. continuous, quotidian;

-uf^i s. never failing spring -4/.# a.
trodden continually , frequented ; ;

}S%^,r, hgl> vn. to coo; to wail, to

groan, to cry fig. to sigh after, to long
or burn for, to covet eagerly ai^
utii>uii,^
the dove coos.
TS^il't^ s. cooing ; wail, groan, cry.

Wi;"i'

;tp

Tdu'iiuMuiuipi,

-iyii

sf.

thoroughfare, public way;

Ever Virgin

-4'^/j a.

praying or entreating; -iaa

pai-/u

-iTiaainjji a.

always

S.

Ui"c

ofteu offcrcd or of-

fering ; -iTuipm a. waging perpetual

war, fighting continually; -Jh-nJii^a.
Wailing constantly ; continually begging, praying, beseeching; -ja.qp- a.
always victorious ; 7/n-i a. of eternal
memory ; ever memorable ; -/oJ-mp a.

always inclined

willing , disposed
,
eager, assiduous ; -^mpmi- a. ever new,
fresh ; -^mtJ^p S. [j^nuJi/uJtnnfa ; ^u/ptfa. perpetually in motion ; -^pJ-m-Pf
s. perpetual motion ; -^uip^up a. enduring, suffering continually ; always vexing or tormenting; - Ihn.hini.pf,, continual mortification; -niyhiua. a. permanently shining, clear or luminous;
-uiui^na% a. instant in prayer, constant in worship, fervent, devout, pious;
assiduous; -Mii,i_ ipilw vn. continually
to fix one's eyes upon, to look at
steadfastly or intently, to gaze at;
-2u,% a. very diligent, assiduous, indefatigable, unwearied -uuniuipP a. aiophyllous, evergreen ; unfading ; -._
n-fyj a. everlastingly frozen; -il^t-i^
hu,i_ a. enjoying or possessing continually; -i-. a. always lighted or burning ; -uiuimu/i, a. shaking , agitating
moving constantly; always tempesttost or beaten ; -mln. a. ever-during,
permanent, perpetual; - uia.%ki_, to
;

482

irns.

always
iruin.

in tears

-I'Ijl. S-

^^""H.'y-^,^,uj^ a. always eager, desir-

irni,

an, chief of wizards or magicians;

-uilrmnL.p-1,1^ s. archmagic.
ITn^, U"/?, nj . bushel, muid.
\S"i^'">i'' "3"o '''' ^^ remain, to

perpetuate ; -u/^..- s. eternal day ; -/_

Pn^,a. always awake -uipiuir o. graz~u,(,uiop a.
ing, feeding continually

last

augment, to increase.

to

wishing -ippfip- a. always flourishing, blossoming or blooming.

n.liuit, s. holj watsr\^^nl,ii , m^f
sprinkler, asperges-brush; - ^Mii,y[
bundle of hyssop.
W^n'b^lria'ii a. etomal, perpetual.

.{^y
sturk, steer.

perpetually, eternally, to eternity, for ever, without

*mud mixed

ing,

lPt/.

a. fixed,

bull,

~p-nLi]_

prifious

per-

hot.

s.

-Pqh"!,!-liiupij.

young

suckers, sets, offshoots

with straw.
IPn^iopnyu o. wlld , bad , useless

Ifn^

ir^Att../jpu.^. ad.

bullock,

ySntHunp-yw vn. to repeat, to say

over again, to inculcate, to impress
deeply on the mind of youth.

^^ifb^'iiuiM.np

s.

-Pnu.ii_

sycaffiore

s. hot.

sycamore

s.

ca-

figs or

hemlock; -^nm s. weed;

manently established, perpetual, inalterable -li'"3 0-. stable, immoveable,

lasting perpetually, immutable; -^tu/j

fruits; -^/A^.

ever or eternally -^/^ a.

co-eternal; -2<7i. a. always loaded or
adorned with grapes; -./Itni.?/^ S. IT^i

wild olive-tree.
]T"is"l' " wandering ; erroneous
wrong, false, heretical s. deceiver,
perverter, seducer ; itiuuiti/^ -^ erratic stars, planets -ui'unt^i a. bearing
a false name, false, erroneous.

upiilri_

a. living for

vn. to

mob

ous

-nij

[i

be

to

full of
;

weed

-pimntJ', -fiW

weeds -[un^Jp
;

-Al,pir%li

s.

furi-

s.

t-npliiF t

-inbu

~fs.utp

~i[uin.

S. U^wii/i^n.

eternally visible.

a.

-tuiiu^, a. perpetual,
continual, eternal, everlasting, endlP^,%t?,u.i,n^,

less

yiupc

-Ih

U.?/tV/u.^fj

ty

-t,r,

irj[,

perpetual motion

-lul/jinM-pJ, s.

perpe-

perpetuity, perpetuation, continua-

permanence, eternity.

IT^/no^.tiy a. daily, quotidian; ad.

daily, every day.

-ifiiai-P-lii-'b

madness,

ir<i^, n-j or lug s. magician, astrologer; diviner, enchanter, wizard, sorcerer ; fire-worshipper, follower of

Zoroaster; wise

man

transport

IPn^t.r,

U'/iT-nL/SftS,

craft,

magic
charm.

s.

art,

frenzy, fury,

hemlock.

[passion.

krt)lt

va. to drive

mad.

\^niyiiu,lau,'i,ia.

charm, to fascinate.

cerer

s.

cruelly jealous, eaten up by envy ; fanatic, [fanaticism.

X^nik-n-u/iiifii a. s. fanatic ; -q-m-Pf s.
Ifnfl, i^nj a. raving, furious, frenetic, maniac, mad; vicious, petulant,
passionate; great, excessive.
H^nipiT, hgujjvn. to lose one's senses,
to go mad; to be in a passion, enrag-

-lipo'u

to

-i/.'iini.gf

rage, mania, wildness,

delirium eroticum, violent

IT o^/f%^

s. magic,
or V'4 professing
the religion of the magi.
U'n^fru.i s.fl. magi or magicians.
ySnit-hd', k^l' va. to practise or profess magic, to exercise the magic art,
to bewitch, to enchant; - qnu^lr^ ^.i.^
P-U to cast a spell upon to delight,
;

of the East.

\S nrfiuliuliM a. magical; -%

magic art

tion,

n^t^iuMptup .

tuate, to eternize; vn. to last perpetually, to be for ever

to be perpetuated; to continue, to exist, to be extant; to persist, to persevere; -nt-Pj,
s.

13

raging, mad,
outrageous, demoniacal, fanatical, enraged, desperate, rude, violent; -or
-i-'iiu.puip od.furiously, madly, passionately, with fury, violently tbu.^Mu'i,
-i^iuiTCuin. a. erroneous,
S. Ifn^A^/A
heretical; nonsensical, foolish ;-i5f5./i./',
tju/y vn. to be furious, to get into a
rage, to fly into a passion, to be mad
with rage; to be beside oneself, to go
mad, to become deranged, to fall into
iR a. S. u nfhi^Jtii
extasy ; -^im

co-eterni-

-ir, ir^,j va. to

niirputp b.

ir/t^ffc a. furious

ed

profession of a sordemonology, witch-

to

be extravagantly fond
,

^"fH-^ifk
1'3 s. priest's attendant;
.
t- --.j-r
"-5
Uihi. s. grand magician, archmagici1

of, to

violently in love with, to be passionately in love ; - ^4t. to bend

one's whole soul to, to apply oneself
entirely to , to dote upon , to be des-

fall

,;

Ji.^,u

Paul,

<1)u<i-y^,

thou art beside thyself.

- ils"pt"'s. molinist
molinism.
ir<vj2.. /' s. bot. mallow, marsh.
erred missed,
\Snini, a. strayed
mislaid, lost S- 17/^."'/' ad. out of the
;

way.
l^ninpuili

wandering

uig s. planet,

planetarium or-.% a. wandering

rery
vagrant
false, erroneous, heretical deceitful;
-% s.
fallible - mamii
erratic star
star

-ui.k<

s.

ast.

antichrist -yf* ^pn^p^iA s.

planetary system -o.^.^ s. planetolabe -uh^u^ s. planetoids.
ASninpuM^nqiT a. inconstant as the
wind s. changeable wind -<///i a. in
error -ip s. wandering error, roving course; -^u/i.^#^o. strayed; -2-'fci
o. perverting, suggesting or teaching

demon

error ; -uiiumlip
fraudulent.

false

a.

ashes

deceitful,

y^ninplrgni.guM'blrirva. tO tum OUt of

the way, to mislead, to lead astray
to bewilder, to deceive, to beguile, to
seduce, to pervert, to suborn, to corrupt; -nugl^s. seducer, suborner, perverter, deceiver, corrupter.
VTo^n^iti/", -(ijiir, trj/iui vn. to go out
of one's way, to ramble, to rove, to

wander, to stray, to go astray, to lose

oneself, to be bewildered, to err, to
fail
to fall into error, to be deceived,
seduced, perverted S. WfitJ"; -lru,i_
a. wandering; - <uii"^, - star.
}S ninpnt-P-'li s. waudoring straying
aberration error, heresy seduction,
;

ance

to lay in ashes, to

solate

X^ailfi.hui'i, a.

iit-mitM-PlitA

unir

AUS

irni"

traded with;

;;,

waste or dedo^Bn-

lauitu^iaiplrijlh/upniljto

4"'-/

irw^lilriiii_

i/nfupnil_,

fire

under the ice there is fire lurking under the ashes S. p'.-o^./".
lies

ash-coloured, ashy,
grey ; -Pu,i-uii_a. wallowing or rolling
in ashes ; -^/y a. full of ashes, ashy
-[uu.n.'b a. mixed or soiled with ashes;
a.

'ffi./up.oi/.n/ii

-Ityin

s.

ash-heap

uMiLblrirva. to stifle,

hole ; -i,y,iinjg
choke or suffocate

with ashes ; -/i.S- a. prostrate in the

dust; -JitpP- a. dark skinned, sunburnt, tawuy, brown ; -jffb a. cinerous ; -lifij *. ash-hole, pit, pan ; fig.
Persian fire-temple ; -^i%i_ ip-tfiT vn.
to inhale ashes , to be suffocated
with ashes ; -^^i lituptf. s. fixed or established measure of ashes ; -uim^
Pj or "j s. fire-worshipper ; -uiu,^ant-^
pj, s. fire-worship ; -fa,.p s. lixivium,

lye,

wash, lye-wash

in,-uiuu3i_ -{ii.

to wash, to lixiviate ; -ukp S. ^^p,

uiui^n ; -inuipaih o. prouo ou thc ashos;
^2^/> . a bed sprinkled with ashes
-uihuuili a. like ashes, ashy ; -mnti a.

fire-temple ; -rantSri s. bot. ciner&ria;

-gat% a. sprinkled with ashes.
Ijnfiipiuuni-guititrJ',

(J

nfuphlFt

h-aji Vtt.

reduce to ashes.

to

\^n[iipng
hill,

uj *. S. Xfnfupu/iinj

dUUg-

heap, -hole or pit.

charcoal-powder.
qt-^ Wnqbij t * lizard.

U"/iS-/.^, irpnj s.

\roiikq_,

perversion, subornation, corruption;

fury, mania, folly, frenzy,

madness ;

mental aberration ;
-, sad extremity, excess
na.aji

ie
fHl" -Ph

much

ie'^t
'^t

learning doth

i-ua/p,yt-q^
;

tLUMpA

make

piu^t-ir
u'bk%

thee mad.

\Snir, y , ntl_s. wax, bee's wax ; waxcandle, --light, taper; uuitniuAl, [, -y

{* Jj^iuir), cerate, medicated wax;iCuMpuiujliui'u , stearine candle S. jS/""?-.
;

ITn'fiuf"/'*-

maker;

wax-chandler,

uij s.

-^o4-

^muii-

s.

oil-cloth,

floor-cloth ; -4"y.. b chamber- or flat-candlestick ; taper-stand

-lliail P-p-nt-nt-ui S. CCrOtic acid ; -^Irpm
a. made of wax ; ^ni-p - cell, alveo-

skin

trnfnpd'u^uk

to

be convinced of one's

error, to correct one's mistake.

\Saini-Pti s. fury, rage, mania, frenzy, madness, folly; violent passion;
transport, enthusiasm; * vice, bad
|P*Yt-j^ S.

^^f^'lip

^n^t^nf-^

Ash-Wednesday

ashes

[habit.

op iTnjupnu
.papiiap^ai-3u ft -,
;
- itit-i_, to burn or

b'i*'*3 ^*

cineration, in- ;
reduce to ashes ; p - in. ju,7ipt-% f-mp.
iiti-gm'iiir^, to incinerate, to reduce to

lus

-c54-- o.

like

wax -uimm
;

a.

wax-

cerated; *S.\fni/h{iMtu,; -iftuTfuia.,

Mug s- dealer in wax, or in articles made
of wax.
{^nJkiy a. waxen, made of wax.
ed,

\ynJt,i^% a. S. \fnJb.uf S. S. VnJ:

]JnJlrq[,iuiliuii_, uig s. candlestick.
It^nOhhir, t-gft va. to

wax, to cere,

spread over or coat with wax.

IToi/nu

*.

Momus

S. IT^'/i"

63

to

484

irnp

irns
3 s. skin, hide, pelt; leathremains, relics, coil ; - 'fMi-ctV >

ITnpP

[wax-taper.
TffyP Jhi.p[y Pfii-^ s. stay, support, prop, jamb, pillar, pilaster,
stanchion, buttress; - ^'fcfrj;^, to prop,
to support, to shore up ; - ^.u^<u4i.

*}Sninnu/ii S. U,^fii.*/4
,

mus. S. ^^
or ir^/?-

Vyi
^yb

s.

ifni-liuig s.

beauty,

galoche.

grace,

floridity,

irn-Pl- tfn/ut-ij to make beauty fade,

to spoil, alter or ruin the beauty of.

mendicity, beggary;
alms'; l> - hiu.'i.yi^, zg2hi_, to beg, to go
begging, to ask charity, to beg alms,
to mendicate; [ - u>huui%iri_, to see
any one in a begging state.
y^iiliui^i or y^iflininli, &C. S. }^liiy%ui^
[bot. tamarisk, myrica.
lit""3 &c.
'fnt-iiy s.

<

derma, skin.
JifniiPui^npi-

uMg

s.

skinner, cur-

rier, leather-dresser, fell-monger; -i..

Plit^ S. YiuiqiMi^unpq.nt^P^ ^^trum. a

clad in skin -^plt a. skinned, deprived of the skin - o/wAfr^, to skin,
to deprive of the skin; to excoriate.
TifnpPujq^, Ifj s. dressed skin, tanned
hide; leather-bag; leather table-cover.
y^npPujl^ a. cutaneous.
;

loveliness; a.'beautiful, florid, lovely,

graceful r" "'Jhp' wn^hj^, l^u [i intfhi-_

Wye

er

>

<uj) s. skin-dyer.
skinning, flaying, act
of depriving of the skinJifnpPiiiiluiTi'aia. s. dealer in skin, pelt-

IgniiPu/ii/rpli

JJ'npP^'ijp

s.

monger;

leather-seller.
s. pi. skins, hides.
IPn^/Si-yti a. leathern, leather.

ITn^/Stmi

X^npPkiT, tg^ va. to flay, to skin, to

to cut the
deprive of one's skin
throat, to butcher, to slaughter; to
;

ui^ty va. to forgot, to be

ffnn.u/i,iM,j;

forgetful or unmindful of, to neglect;

- i-uulripi, to be at a stand, to stop
short, not to know what to say, to be
put to a stand or to a non-plus ; ^' /;<_
a-u/iiaip q[,a don't forget me ; * bot. forget-me-not ; - or -[-rvn. to be forgotten, to fall into oblivion.
Iffnit-mj^nin uy . forgotful. Unmind,

ful, liable to

forget

\yna-iujni.p[,Lii

want

S. W"""'''

of

-nt-iti,

s.

forgetful-

fall

into

neglect.
s. forgetfulness ; -tia mn^
h liu rt-tunAnt^aujbh-ff utpl^u/btM-rt tO
forget, to leave or bury in oblivion;
- il!iihi_, t-'"o *o forget, to forget oneself, to put out of one's memory;^
-"III, aih-tu to cause to forget. [the Magi.
\yni[uilruluii Jhilailrin S. thO chlof of

lP>tn.iujo%^

utrif

lifniluliuuipk-p a. proclaimed, promulgated or given by Moses -'tl-c a. writ;

by Moses -tl'p a. established or

ordered by Moses; -utuA, -IfaAi a.
;

Mosaic -^kpu,
by Moses.
;

a.

builtor constructed

blackberry; mulberry;
-i-i/r *. brier, bramble; blackthorn,
pyracantha.
IT"/"

F"/"*-

/.

s.

p^nj S. \y.,pP

T^npli
S. }J"p

s.

pt-n/

& IT"/'

Ifnpir,

to slay.

s. dcH, lair ; bot.

[green, fresh, tender.

plru,^

*->'/'

bough, branch a.
night-shade, bane-

ir"/i. s.

U'//.'.

[kill,

sheepskin mat.

s.

bot.

wort; strychnine, strychnia.

W"i"f'!t;

-u'itp

--<ffi .

heart-ache,

grief, distress, re-

gret, displeasure.

memory;

cause to forget, to cause to

ten

break, anguish,

f - ^mu u'li^
oblivion; /i/y' ~
liui'iilrij to fall into
uibltuihtriy n linn-UialfniJili ptnnna uutut_
%ta *<* ^^ buried in oblivion; -ni.aL
uini,yi_ or -m-guMhlnr vu. to forgot, to
ness,

\^pPl,

\ynpP[,//

s.

S. ^aia-mif

myrtlo-tree.

give or cause great displeasure or

regret, to afflict or grieve deeply, to
pierce to the heart, to embitter, to
harrow, to rend, to break 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
sorry, greatly displeased to be aifected, touched, moved, to melt with compassion,
[idiot, simpleton, dolt.
IT"/""" "j a. s. foolish, mad, insane,
'ffnpnuu'is.ui'ii a. talking nonsense; -!._
ppi-t, s. nonsense, foolish, extravagant or silly talk.
}Jnpnui\iM,% a. nonsensical, foolish;
;

>

brained.
maddeD, to
run or go mad. [less speech or talking.

-fjJTiif.

a.

dull-witted,

X^npnuiuiiinirf ututy VH, to

\ynpnu/uouni-Pf s. foolishnoss, sense\rnpnuni.ppt.% s. stupldlty, idlotism,

extravagance, folly, madness.

U npnL. S. 13 opnt^ .
ITngfriTj/o. to remove, to put or set

;;,
,

.,

irnh
aside, to separate ; pni.piAik< to wean.

483
^aipp% unjn.

f,

irnu

-criit^, to strike dumb; - iPiiti_, to

be mute, to become dumb or speechless.

IT"'-

/>

meum, meum Atha-

6o<.

manticum, spignel, freniculum alpinum

perenne.
ITnii^, dqnj s. juico, extract, any
liquid expressed, squeezed or obtained from fruits, &c.
y ni-[3- ti[3-ni nil* l^nt^[3-% ^[3-iimIi f
,

obscurity, darkness, night; a. dark,

obscure, gloomy ; - u,%^u,[,^% , frightful or thick darkness, impenetrable
gloom ; (Aq. - [i jpuA f, jpi, ad. in
darkness, in the dark, in the gloom.
,

S. ^^"-^

s.

temper

fig.

fiery, burning.
va. to introduce, to

'Jffni.itu/blur, i-p

give entrance, to cause to enter to

thrust or poke in, to insert to conduct, to guide, to lead; to admit, to
receive ; to think, to excogitate, to
invent to adduce, to allege.
\faM.h-ui%nii_, -t^ti. <" introducing s.
introducer; -*^^4 s. gentleman usher;
;

~ltni.ai

s.

introduction.

pt^^'^W

Xfnu^m

"1''^*"

fr/ft^.mos-

Of musk-cat.

S. fisticuff.

\Pni.^iiit^

.uy s. pelisse, fur

{pj.
;
or robe ; ^umtCui^
a-iu/juiiim-PliiA p fur-trade ; uiuiaiL-i_
lui. to fur ; -uiif.npb- , &c. S. ir'i4t_
fluifnpb- , &C.
,

gown

furred

if-tuu,)

Ifni.a.nL.'ii^u s. S. If/i/jt

\fnt.aui

*irn-aiiin- S.

sea-ecl.

muse.

jl,g sf.
lifnuii-ni , luy s.

proof,
trial; a. tempered; steeled; red hot,
l^'>^^

.musk; -

5^/

U""-i^.

chifer;

muscum.

mUSt*

(Poi-ui, i/h,^.-:p, fffn^ j. entrance,

entry, coming or going in, introduction, access, approach, admission;
gate, street-door, portal ; porch, atrium, vestibule ; income, revenue, rent;
carnal knowledge S. IjuAmj^ ; -^ ..
ph-i-n-. sun-set, setting, going down
the setting sun, the west; -^ luphi-uM^
jffit heliacal sun-set ; -^ uiumlrq_ ast.
;

immersion jt^itj Jpi^t. g-u mphi-ni.

from sun-rise to sun-set ; - t- i/_or
t-^tt - income & expenses ;--. i-^
;

mouse
ujjjf.

mice

pi.

S. '!*?*/

ir4"'Ap

>

micy tribe;- /it6-,

wood-mouse - q-ui^fi

JiiuAg, the

rat ; - 4if!wt
field-rat

2i"'ill'''

rat ; uiiuik-uA

craber, water-

marmot

/ypufug

mountain-rat; - ^uipiat.n%^ ichneumon ; S. yiruiiu^uA or iJbiv 5 t^'Ufsb

tt- ^uiquM^uigl - the country mouse
,

&

mouse; S-m^'PW*' ""lp'

the city

iiiiuAg

uMliut%iu,n

mouso-liole

nest ; mouSe-dung

rat's

mouse-trap ; np_
unpif. iiiiith,^ rat-catcher, mouse-huntet; (J^uimnL.) mouser; npunpii.ni.p-^Li,
ti^iu%^ mouse-hunt; -npuuijto mouse,
to catch a mouse - ii.k> the mouse
8queaks.[-f broken in or trained horse.
0""'-'/_ a. tamed, tractable
tpfultap
U nM-qm O* U qai-ln
;

XPni.TCu.i

Moiti with

its

\rni-M%iy,

mg

s.

shoos

slippors

S.

s.

mummy

;,

JhWui^ir

cerement, cere-cloth.
VPntA t&y ail_ s. flesh-worm gnat,
[colour & beauty.
midge.
lYnLiiiuLnp a. having fine carnation
JJntAt-mpi
k"'3 ^- public crier,
J^inuii- -{
,

i-fc

the

month

Jinftg

ft

<*

dumb, mute S.2,"^;

;

uipht-m. ad. to/A/_ or

;

wards or near evening p -

t-iUn-UUMI
If

to disappear, to set;
one's entry, to en-

Mift
UMpb

uiafbirij

to

make

go in ; - or - ^uimifr^, to be
admitted, to have access, to be received; - t^ hi_ ainXh-u to come in &
go out fijuibui/ 0-- h-i- qhint^pnup tO
know all a person's goings out & comings in, all his designs & actions;
J-utJu npn^^ lrf_ iru. Jutfig tO fiX thO
times of audience ; ^unnnpAuifi - ^np^
^t-i_ lun. ^%^%i to give free access to
him; n^ti-ftmhw ^i_lrt. J- ftiT, I do not
know how to act ; fauniunint-P-pii, f,gk
ter, to

-If.

^n

is

peace with you ? do you

?

Jpy

lamp-black, pineink i/t<i. ti. miserable, wretched.

liynupuMiui% a. begging, mendicant,
poor - or -nt^fitX S' beggary, menIT/i^/i

n4_

s.

sSot, soot, blacking

dicity.
'^nt-puMiti UMgfi

herald.
\fnL.%l^, aii2si

-^

bring peace

derivations.
!

arrival & departure of ships

hi^ entering & leaving ; comers & goers; - iMJUnf, first day of

%uit-aig
>

tubuiWi uigiy

VCL.

tO

b6g, to mendicate, to ask alms,- to so-

.
;

486

irn-u"

be a vagrant;

charity, to

licit

gtuii_^tuAp

]J'ni.pu.%^ s.

U"n.puj<6-

a precarious life,
begging; alms.
-n/

-ni- a.

bogged,

-f
mendicated, borrowed; alien, foreign;
pieced, patched up, mended.
gliufb s. beggar, mendi\fnM-puyli/i
cant, supplicator; a. begged, borrowed; - ipii^u *o so begging, to mump;
S. }} ni^nuibu>J\
[& U "'-{""J/i'k ^'
[j nL.pirq^u/ii
M "^cl'^ b> {} rtM-nui/^iijb
U*ni.^4 Ji'ii"^^ s. roasted wheat.
,

irutir.%^<u(u<% a. roaring; S. ISaJn-n^.

U'fr.'fc^u.rf', uigp , -^yj; yjb vn. to roar;

itht-pu,^

to bellow, to low; to rage, to chafe,

to fume, to burst into roaring ; mTil/A^
^[i uin. ^yifnup't pu,p l-Jh/ I have
,

roared by reason of the disquietness

my

of

heart-

-iT"-^ * ^onT, roaring;

bellowing, lowing, whining, shuddering; -ifi_a. roaring; bellowing; -i_
clamorous, resoundl^li"-''' " noisy,
Ji'nAip^^

'^n.nL-if^

a.dog-muzzled ; faced.[ing.
cantankerous,crab-

ySn-n^u, a. surly,
\fni.p^ui/i,

contract,

uy

bill,

s. obligation, bond,
note of hand, promis-

\S,v.mni,prb

sory note bulletin, cedule, act, sche-

with flesh

dule, instrument, deed; - .^.^ii3

memorial, petition; - /Aq-uJ/itin^-P't
receipt, aknowledgment; - ^muin,.^,

fly,

discharge, acquittance; - ^_
decree, ordonnance, rescript,
mandate; i^ui^^t-,j -, patent, letter
patent, brevet,privilege, special grant;
ru/ii,

^nUifi

"iiuig

amnesty general pardon.

^lummj/
""

stone-cutter's pick; iu-ju,^

pick-axe, mattock.
uj a. s.

mendicant

-uip-MUfi

ad. like a beggar, in a precarious manner; -at-P-^i-i s. mendicity.

Jpuinj or infi s. bot. myrtlcU*nt.;ii/i
tree;
berry; -uioii. myrtle-grove.
y "'-en S. nSt tun^/r/ ^ J^Jh-iu%u
to box, to cuff, to fight with fists
-uMTjl, ad. with the fists, with fisticuffs.
\fit.mji_, [y .mist, darkness, obscurity ; shadow, shade ; a. foggy, obscure,
dark, dusk ; shady, woody; -tjm-ju.,
'ithj'va. to darken, to obscure, to offuseate; -m-Rpi-i s. darkness.
XTn-^iyipiT, y^uy vn. to devour, to
gobble up, to eat like a hog, to swallow or gulp down, to stuff oneself.
,

\^uu,^ _3 ^.caruncle, [shy, brawny.

IPuui^t^ uy a. flesh-eating, living
upon flesh; carnivorous; -n^pfi-Jb s.
,

excess, debauch.

fig.

hook;

\Suui'^u/h, .03 s. flesh-fork,

abstaining from flesh; - [b.

iiyi_OT -pifvn. to abstain from meat.

-4m

a.

XS'uuiJp^ni-PliJb s. rivalry in gluttony, emulation in voracity.

lP<iu.1i ^ -/x.^ tiuH,^ f .fillet ; gland.

'

growl another furiously or ferociously, tooth

& nail, to be cruelly & obstinately bent
against one another, to be mutually
enraged dpirn.y,ui_ ui/l,^ angry billows, surging waves.
\S it.J'n.n.i^ a. murmuring, grumbling.
\Sn.irn.ni-Uh s.

glandular.
clothed in flesh, incar-

Xfaiaiint-.n a.

X^uuiuiuiu, a.

nate

fleshy,

plump.

IfuwijfuizCiaii.
-/f

et;
s.

u>j s.

butcher

i/l^'^m.^

boy - or -uAnj s. meat-markbutcher's shop, butchery ; -at-lft

-'s

butcher's calling.
VTu^^li s. price of meat.
irtf^ o. fleshy, corpulent, chubby,

plump,

brawny; -t*

fat,

a.

made

of

flesh, fleshly, carnal, corporeal, earth-

- jp^
mortal
man-mountain, giant.

mortal

ly,

Pint-p

y^uyiij, a. S.

man

or soul

[cool, to refrigerate.

JJ'uyj'va. to chill, to
\yu[,ir,

coil;

[Tuyqti $ living, living

-^ men, mortals ; ani-

mals,

murmuF, growl.

being broken-backed; adenotomy.

>

}Juia%ujpuAai-Pb s. anat. adenology;

-fpni-b s. adenography ; -^aimm.p'b s.

'"3^ ^ n^ifn-yiTi y^b ^^* to

to grumble, to mutter, to
g Jftdbu/hu to fall one upon

tLiiiLtuiTf

murmur,
;

meat-

ir<.^>n/^,

flesh-fly,

a'.-^ii* s.

[butchery.
iffniq.np^ uig s. butcher; -n^p'^ s.
Tffuu.^kq^s. heap of corpses, slaugh^r "15"*'*"'-"'*" " carneous, fleshy;
corporeal, earthly; -{b .^/i/f_ja. fle-

'-"I'

blue-bottle.

flesh-food

\S '-p^'"h'"'thv tP'"3 * ehirographer; memorial-writer, memorialist.

\^ni.piC, JpTCty s. hammer; - ^utpui^

rebellion, revolt, [bed.

ITut^t* ; -p?/*^ a. fed

s.

]Ju,pin^ir S.

Jhy^iy

vn. to

make
be or

cold, to
feel cold,

grow frigid, to suffer cold; to catch

cold, to take a cold ; j;,b iyni f<r, my

to

hands are cold.

,;
,
;

487

irso.
}S"lunia, extravagant, spendthrift

-n^pf s. lavishing, squandering.

U'aaiipj' vn. to emaciate, to

become

IT"*-'/^;

touch-

ed with meat; contaminated.

op

l}ant.,ni.

s.

tin,.iiMp,ufi

p^-^iufinf

jaw bone or

the interior of

the mouth; - or /iu/n^ Jap[i S.S'"/'?-'/'"'/;

irf/>f/i.-.ft o.bred in the stable.
\f,nutpu,fi, a. crack-brained, cracked,
crazed, frantic, frenetic, mad; -n-/3^
s. insanity
madness, folly, frenzy;
-paAtrir vn. to reflect, to reason, or
revolve in one's mind; -pu,jni.p-I.Ju s.
sharpness, shrewdness, sagacity; -pt.
,

phir,

tr^fi

vn. to recollect, to

remem-

ber; to take it into one's head, to

think, to purpose, to contemplate, to
imagine, to conceive ; to make an attempt, to attempt, to dare, to will, to
be inclined to, to bring oneself to to
give oneself up to ; ^ ^l.-puMi{pi,^ Ifi.^to obtain a bare livelihood; juiuium^
luuipnt-PTi - to repent, to be converted, to amend ; [ "iiMufutiibi - to be envious, jealous; S. l"*-'!?-; -p^/'%"'-j_
%lr,rva. to cause to think ; to induce,
to incite, to attract, to excite desire
;

tiitupWphir ; jtithtu^
~p-^chh ilfi'l"^ S.
-, to commit bestiality; -pt-pni-_
Pi *. intent, intention, resolve; criminal attempt.
[posely omitting.
IToxo^n^a. wilfully forgetting, pur\fmur^lip q-puy a. attentive, careful, vigilant, diligent, exact; considerate ; - ilflik-i_, to be attentive, to pay
attention to, to mind, to attend to, to
take heed to, to apply, to be assiduous -^li-p a. diligent, prompt, ready;
in..%

liSfb

i,ppnil_or iiui/op ad. willing-

voluntarily, with good will, hearticheerfully, with pleasure; candidly, frankly, sincerely*; -j.pM-pu,^njy,
ly,
ly,

-" S.ir"<"^fi-/i ad.; -q-pt-pni-i *. eagerness diligence, goodwill, cheerful,

ness;

-Pp

S. \yuitaf^i.p ad.; -q-phirvn.

S. fjanu/^fip

^^'ii^iiT

~q.piiM.pfiL%

s.

at-

tention, application, care, heed, heedfulness.

Xfmuipu.,^

ed,

mad

pated
;

-"-?

seducing

-nt-PpiA s. seduction,
deceit ; -^#4 or //>4 o. pensive
thoughtful, musing; -^ifr^or -^ii4f/'
vn. to think, to muse, to reflect, to
ponder, to rack one's brains ; -^"_
^iwt-P^Ljb

flesh-day.

jupnj s.crib, manger; stable;

Jupy a (at calf; - or -^
f,

MSi'-i-p

ing,

extenuated.
IPi/nm or IT'""-'" a. S.

iTsa

alienation, lunacy, insanity, madness,

}^inMu[uiup
ufj a, deceitful , delud-

giddy-braincrack-brained, foolish,

s.

mental derangement or

a. brainless,

s.

reflection

meditation, ponderation,
-/"j/t investigating ,

examining.
IPinwA ui^ioV/ a. done after reflection;
meditation -irkiF, tj^va. to think,
to reflect, to meditate, to ponder, to
consider, to muse, to weigh; -i/A S.
ITionijui^/A ; -*-/?? s. thought, meditation, consideration, reflection,idea,
(iJhi-ir -pt as
imagination, fancy ;
far as I can judge, according to my
idea; -iropl;% ad. considerately.
\^iauj^njp a. mentally blind ; -4"4-

**.

be anxious, perturbed; to
be vacillating, wavering ~^npaj,i a.
out of one's mind, extravagant, mad.
U""4.u2C a. presumptuous; to one's

ip^liirvn. to

mind or

liking, pleasing

ing, agreeable, to one's

-y

a. pleasliking; con-

descending, meek -ni-Pji s. presumption prepossession, prejudice; -4u.

a. comprehensible
easy to under-^utuai-Pf
stand, intelligible, plain
s. comprehension; -^mpni^um a. witty,
very intelligent, ingenious, lively;
-^nutiA a. fickle-minded, changeable.
XfinojJ'ninpirJ' va. to seducc, to porvert - ^.^^^li to deceive oneself.
;

iro<.yn,^a.unquiet, thoughtful, wavering, agitated, undecided, perplexed, irresolute - umXku to disquiet,

;

make uneasy, to cause

anxiety ;- ^/.it^, to disquiet or fret
oneself, to waver, to be agitated, vacillating, wavering, to be anxious, to
be at a loss how to decide -/m-^^,
s. agitation of mind, care, inquietude,
perplexity -jaJ-uip S. TJaiai^[ii.p -jo^
J-Mupni-Pi s. goodwill, eagerness, wilto perplex, to

lingness.
\^,nuAhili a. entering,
Ifux/AA^iT,

</>/>

going

in.

Jni-ut vn. to enter, to

go or come

in, to introduce, insinuate,

or intrude oneself; to penetrate into,
to slip in ; - mn- up uin.ui2p nt.pni._p , to
present oneself, to call on, to visit;
uiqoPfiji uia-iu^li nt-pni^ to bo hoard,
hearkened to ; - - nt-JkUl .to be a
guest, to receive hospitality, to be
,

irsD.

lodged; -

ft

Jhpuil

4/Ai to

488
know a woman; spiritual;

oiiiuin^r utf/hi^u%nj

tO COXniUlt

adultery ; - ^ or /A^ tti'k" e "it'^i

to bend a bow Jt i^iuunuumuih / n-ium
-. to sue, to bring an action against,
to summon before a magistrate or
court of justice; g y.in<-n^... -, to
act the judge; 5 *-/>4/'^ ~, to plunge
into an abyss, to be engulphed, swallowed up lAj. ^t-u,liit - to be overwhelmed with shame, to hide one's
confusion under the earth - ^ -.
n-iyni-pp, to enter a person's service,
to serve ; - jnit^t^paM^p^^i
to be
adopted trpui^un-np - to guarantee,
to become security; - ( uiui^puift to
dispute, to contest; /. ./.npi -, to
prove, to try, to make an experiment;
- g M-pijil^j'uipq.^ni.ppu, to be clothed
with our humanity l> ^n-t/ - to be
overcome with sleep, to sleep, to lay
.

to sleep ; - luphifui^u/it , to go down,

to set; g ^p(tu,% -. to sweat, to work

much

hard, to give oneself

trouble;

embark, to go on board a
vessel - ^i^ ></W/i% to be at enmity
with oneself; - g f*-"^ or g Jta-mi/p
/.

iioi., to
;

ni-pnt-^

to

to submit, to

i-^'-li

X^, to

sit

t>np4w,i.pj.

iTuip^

become subject
to possess

or be at table

-^

S. ^/A/.

&C., &C.
XTmuiMMfu,'; /[.ifiirvn. to keep in mind,
to remember ; to have spite against
one, to be rancorous ; S. W"yyj_'
,

IP/,

^..fi,

U'iu/a.^<r, tj/i vn. to comprehend,

to conceive, to understand ; -<.!. , uy
a. of good comprehension, intelligent;
s. understanding, intelligence.
ir<#F<u^^cf , ly a. intelligent, clever,
learned, erudite ; -../?? *. cultivated

-n.ni.'f

mind,

ITPTintelligent, clever; -lupaip

; spiritually ; wisely ; my-Bf^uii a. intellectual, spiritual; mental, ideal ; -m-Pi . intelli-

mentally

ad.

stically

gence, good sense, judgment.

y^inuiil,,,^, itiftirvn. to be out of one's
wits, to become deranged, to be de[the

lirious,

memory,

be forgotten.
have escaped

to

vn. to

*iro.t-4.i// f/A/li/'

;,
;,

ability.

intimate, cor; i. favourite;

- itu,a.,y true or faithful servant.
yy uihpjhipiup ad. faithfully, sincerely , candidly ; intimately , cordially
confidently, familiarly.
y^inlrpliir.pJj,

piTiuij a.

dial, confident, familiar

,

}Su,trpJia^M%a. familiar.
uiyifi vn, to

}J uitrpJat'iiiuJ',

grow

familiar, to

become

intimate, to obtain

confidence.
\fmlrpjh,.pi,iA s. intimacy, cordiality, confidence, familiarity, strict, close
or fraternal friendship ; faithfulness,
sincerity; -p-p S. VToifcy. JL.p.p
]fu,iltj; irjP va. to push strongly, to
shake, to move.
ir<"/><</<ii j *. whip; spur; ^g.
mulus ^ni-u/ht^uy vrhip-cord
;

sti-

4^^-

*"^CJ riding-whip ; 4'"/""-'<'^ -""j >

lash, cut, stroke of a whip ; S. llnt-^
-uiqiap a. whipped; spurred; - tpft^
ll"p ipost-horse; -InTf tj/l va.io horse
-whip, to lash, to whip ; to prick, to
spur; to stimulate.
M^uipnt^li
piuij s. young ass ; colt,
,

foal, filly; hot. colt's foot.

Upia^lip

a.

written with ink; -i-^p,

~V"Ct " dark with down, downy, furnished with soft dark hair; -^,p^j\p
black eye-brows -Pu,pu,^ a. smoky,
;

ITui-^intu a. sharp, perspicacious,

shrewd -m-pf s. perspicacity, sharp;

fuliginous, sooty

-yo* a. black eyebrowed, having dark bushy eye-brows.

;

ness of wit

-muAii^ a. unquiet, anxi;

ous, gloomy, full of care; - ipit^i^ to
be uneasy, disquieted, to grow anxious, to care for or about; -muA^ni^
s. disquiet, disquietude, anxiety, care,
anguish.

M^Pfuiphp ,ag a. fruit-bearing, frucloaded with fruits ; - tfum.

;
,

tiferous

-pS,^ a. fruitless - ,..

"iihu to shake down the fruit -^ a.
full of fruit -li^p
mj a. carpophagfruit-tree

imaginary, chimericfabulous , pretended,

false, visionary, extravagant, fantastical ; -gUpiup ad. wisely, sensibly,
judiciously; -j/, . reasonable, ration-

-iluiTfuiit.

al, sensible, intelligent,wise, judicious.

-t-tm a. abounding in fruit; -^um^ir

Muiuiguiirl^i a.

al

fictitious

ITuKOLnf' a. intellectual, intellective,

ous

Juimnfj S. ^mrimpt-p J "imq S.

;
orchard,plantationoffruit-trees;fruit^''y

-"^^

cottage

va. to

'"J

-f<-/> j.

ui^

gather

s.

gardener, watcher;
syrup or juice

fruit

fruiterer, fruit-seller

fruits.

ITPP
\fpif.tr%p i-utn. s.

Vpft-p

480
^n/

berry, small fruit.

IT^f^/x-^a. vile, abject, low, base,
mean, despicable; obscure.

ITplrJ; tj/. va. to smut, to blacken

fig^ to asperse, to defame, to slander;
- i[iapmlrt.m%niiiu , to paint OHe's eyelids,

[to

ir^4t,r,

burn.

tj/i va. to roast, to toast,

Vr^2Cu,i.^, s.

pioneer; digger, delver.

smoky, sooty, fuliginous

va. to smoke, to blacken with

Xfi'TCnu, a.
-trf*, tj/.

soot, to soil, to dirty ; -pJ'vn. to blacken with smoke or soot.

XfpUi^ir.h^liva, to murmur, to mutmumble, to speak through the

teeth ; to sing low, to hum, to murmur

ter, to

gently to grumble, to whine, to moan.

Xf/tJUiSblj ^2l'3 * murmur, whisper;
low utterance, humming;moan, groan.
ypj-n-lr./-, ~^.r, &C. S. ljn.J-n.,uJ\
JTp""' &c. S. 0V'^" &c.
'[fpnt.p Jiipiy s.dregs, lees, remains,
grounds, sediment, dross, faeces, residuum ; slime, mire, mud, ooze - q-p'.
;

\PppIjiiiipt-p

Jht-P-[,tii d'p2h,u'iig

ant-hill,

^uMpuiinUi iip^hu/ii^

trpl"-i"'j s. ant-nest,
Xfp^ffii'in-pt-i-

hillock

tempest-tost, beaten a, billowy, turbulent, very agitated, rough;

-uiiupuiip a. raining impetuously ; %lr,np ufuif^ a storm of arrows.
''SppkirJ', ty/i va. to tempest, to produce a tempest, to trouble, to ruffle,
z/'i/t.'

tamandua.
IT/ijaSinjS.merf.prickinglikethesting-

ing of ants, formication; S. XTp^-t-in^

[myrtle-wreath.
U"^f <r S. W"!"/'[ypuitr%(i Xfput^ S. Uni-pm uianuli
IT^m^uiiuf *. hot. agaric.
[teal.
1Sp,lili, mtTu/b s. zool. querquedula,
,

ed with lees, full of dregs.

IT/tM ^ppk'"3 * tempest, storm,
foul weather - h-n^i. squall, gust of
wind, high wind - ^n^ry blast, hurricane, whirlwind, tornado - 4-^n/

to agitate violently ; -[iirvn. to be tempest-tost or -tossed, to be driven, or

whirled about, to be very agitated,
rough ; Ji'ptip tfn>-[u g hpliftp curling
clouds of smoke ascended to the skies.
,

ppni-P-^t^i
\j

U pp"'~h

S. U/"*-/

pniu'^utu D, \'fppy&' llfpfUi^luU*

Vpj"'ily

&C. S.

>

X^uipiniullllj

&c.

\^P^iuiru,p,np s. wrestling.
\fp^u,'i,a,li

reward

premium, prize or
combat mm'i,hi_ q- to

uij s.

iight,

win, to carry the prize, to bear away

the bell ; - lun-Wot^, to get, gain or obtain a prize.
Wp3"''''"'/i"'%p s. stratagem.
HTp^fltp s. pugilism, boxing match
b.

U pi/na-tffi
XPpjuMpu/r,

s. lists,

arena ; agonism.

{jp^fi-iT S. ijuipt^tr.

\rpjl"f> hg"!! vn. to box, to come to

fight, to combat; to rival, to

blows, to

ant-

eater, formica-leo ; -^t-p a. ant-eaten

*. ant-bear,
eater, myrmecophagus.

compete

'?j*-/^i

with emulation, vying.

\rpjnq_s. competitor;

hole.

'ffp^mn-lii.i-

vie with, to

ant's eggs.

form

gathering, threaten-

causing or producing tempests ; S.

]fppiaipt-p
%iu,'ii^ -_p
prognostics,
signs which usher in the storm; -4--i^,

a,

-piuinii a.

tartar ; S. ^[Ah-Jpna-p ; ^t_^#j/

dregs, lees of oil ; - /;^i//A biliary
calculus ; - Jp^m^m^i >ptnir^^li stones
in the bladder, urinary calculi; ir,^p_
I'^L IT ' *** refine, to clarify, to purify;
- miau to cause great grief or pain,
to cause to suffer; to throw a slur or
stigma on, to affront, to traduce, to
slight, to revile, to injure; S.'P"/-.r.
Wpltia 2J-u.-b . yplt.^% ^tA *. ant,
emmet, pismire; Wp^b'-'iip kym or p"^.

[a sediment.

vn. to settle, to

stormy
tempestuous
-//>j
tempestuous , boisterous ,
stormy, blustering, windy; -4-^% a.

ing

'

volume of flames,

Wppliir, kgiiij

^nj

iros

dense smoke, cloud of smoke; -p.

fruit-bearer.

|P^f.u.%|. *. pi, fruitage.

UVW'4

;
,

.;
,;
;

IP/iynt,/?/.!.*

f <ffi ad.

rival.

ir^j<>i..%

s.

combat

wrestling; competition, concurrence, rivalry.

ITjn.*-./", lrj[, vn. to gorge, glut or

fight,

cram

oneself, to stuff

&

swill.

crevice in the earth, chink.

\r<"n pr. ad. near, nigh, next, close
by, by; a.near,next;S.U"^/<i; -y/.
near to this place - <- - 1 -/-,- /
IT^n.iiy .

-nf ad. quite near or close, contiguously, thickly; - g -i - g 4.i-^ arf.

soon, directly, instantly; /# org-^f
p -4 ni^iiui [i -nt-uin ad. noar, near1

by or

to, next; soon, shortsoon after; lately; g - iut.ni.pa,

shortly, soon; - il!hhi_, to be near or
ly,

ly,

close

.;

^90

irop

clos to, to approach, to draw near

( - lfu,i_, to stand near, to be present
at, to attend; - liuipk/j to cut quite
short; - iJii^uibh^ to pass close to, or

hard by

otjy jnntriaiP ututip _

where there

gjiu liu.pnq_ iVbhi_,

there

;,

is

a will

a way'^omut^uli a. neighbouring, living

or dwelling near
-i^imj a. accomis

panying, proceeding together, or in

-[nt-m a. imminent
proximity
impending, near, at hand, threatening;
- ^a.tu'iif., imminent danger; - ipsh-u
to be imminent, to threaten -{my /(j
-li-3< '"J a. assisting, present, neighbouring, near, close to -{mn^^. ib^
>/"/ fn- to be cut quite short, cut off
at the roots; -:,,, f.^ s. accessit,
the next to the best, second best; lp,lri_, to obtain honorable mention,
to get honors -utrf a. near - u,^,^^
k-"!- near relation -^np o.near, next,
neighbouring, assistant; present; S.
kp -i.phir, -Jtj" ima. to approach --npnupl, s. proximity, near,

step mother.
gray-mullet, surTiTopni-ui'iip a. bearded.
[mullet.
]yapni-uipJiM,/i_p s. the temple.
\fopni-ki, /03 a. bearded, long- or
thick-bearded.
Ifopnt-ui s. bot. tuberose.
Xfopni-^ unM-pnt^ pnt^iuj s. beard
iuq/rpki-' gray-beard; .^t#^, /?ut
ufiyup^uip -, a sorry, thick, uncouth
or neglected beard ; Jlpm-o^ if-ui/iiMput,
to have the face cover%u,i^ itiioml,^
ed with down, or soft hair ; Jopm-u .p,
iuilihi, to grow a beard ; op uMuiliphinj
jitipni-ii
shaving-day ; uiu>^plri_ i/ip,^
pni.u [it-p, to shave oneself; to get
shaved ; uiirh^l_ qJopm-u as-pnt^ tO
shave any one, to trim ; ui'sCkjin-^uAkf^
,

ly or .uj

liTopn^mAnt^p,

sf.

s.

^--0

to let

one'sbeard grow;

iruiqlip'i,

- %p, his beard begins to grow.

U opin

80.TD'o^ni.

-^uiiilitlT

D,

y on

tultlulP.

ness, neighbourhood; -^,i,ia,p s. city

near the capital; suburb; borough;

market-town.
Ifoinkir,

irjil,

-Irjni.jut'iikirva, to

ap-

proach, to place next or nearto,toapproximate, to draw, bring or put near.

Uomk'iiuiir, yyouiliiT, u,k^,ijj vn. to approach, to approximate, to come, go
or draw near, to be near.

oiMilTM-np b.

outiut-np

mud, mire, slime;

puddle, pool, fen, marsh, bog.
IT"/'.

a.

/a

*.

dirt,

\^opuip.u,pad. like apuddle or marsh;

marshy, fenny muddy, miry -l,u.%
;

muddy, marshy ~^k,i^ -n.'i.yj- va.

to suffocate in a marsh; -Jk2_a. marshy, slimy; -"uiuj; <"j</ vn. to stagna.

ate, to be stagnant, to form a swamp

or bog, to stand ; -ukp a. moorish ;

4""^ moor-fowl, [muddy s. S. ITo/.

W opuM.,, orU'/Ji-^i.. a. marshy, miry,
.

U'opuijtu.^a. still, standing, stagnant.

p"i.pL~n.in^n,.u,np

sf.

ther's sister's daughter

cousin,

Wopki^jpi^jp

ther

s.

s.

-rp^/. sf.

uncle, mother's bro-

cousin , mother's brother's daughter ; -po^^^/,

s- cousin, mother's brother's
son.
U oppi, S. ITopmiiui
;

-popiaif.ni.iiuip

sf.

3'"?- y s. S. S"'!^"'-/'?-; o- satiated,

sated, glutted, cloyed, full; -, j- ad.
to satiety, to one's fill, to the full;

ni.uik_

-.

pjhiki^, to eat

one's bellyful.

&

drink

[3u?./lir.

mo-

-^lrn.p^l,

cousin, mother's sister's son

aunt, mother's sister.

3 {he) j[, s. the twenty first letter

of the alphabet, & the sixteenth of the
consonants
j j, three hundred ;
three hundredth.
^uMp.kfi.uliu.'ii, -pkuA a. of or belonging to Japhet Armenian; - um^-r,
the Armenian nation, the Armenians.

Qu,ti.kjni.pp^% -m-Hu
,

feit,

repletion

iTu/iik

s.

Satiety, sur-

u{u>inain./i^

^ j'"t^3-

-m-guAkW
to sate; 4et

to burst with eating;

va. to satisfy, to satiate,

uimu/lA^ - to surfeit, to cloy, to glut,

to stuff, to gorge ; - ^u>un<.a pt-p to
vent one's wrath ; -"^^afi. <* satisfy,

ing, satiating.

.;
;,

,
;

3U.^
k^iy

gwf.^f/',

40
be

vn. to

satisfied, to

- jm%^^u or 4//
to glut, cram or gorge oneself
ftHj'
with yu,^kp t 4/i75/ he was never
have one's

fill;

tired of looking at ; j,^hu,i_ a. chem.

saturated.
^mif-ni-p-fiii,

fying

-ni-Uh

-ui-^f. s. Satis-

repletion; satiety, disgust;^

juin.ni.p,f. , for satiating ; jiufm-iif tu^
uki_, to say I have had enough ; -.
"'^U3J""t"'-pt ^^ ^*t one's fill ; - "^
%'/_>f.<4i./7 , to glut one's avarice;
;

,
for satisfyjiafnciM, s. chem.

iliuMn.uiiihiai.p-% lit-py

ing his ambition

saturation.
QuM^^.j'vn. to

fit,

8'<'7-f.f.-i/', *-j/

3"2."'^ or
ficed.

Qiu^W,

to

fit

-y

a.

well.

immolated, sacri-

immolate, to offer
-ItiTvii. to be
immolated to idols; to feed on meats
offered to idols to profane or render
meats unclean by gnawing them.
Qw^zCufCi^w^ uMtj ^ ^t-y s. porcelain, china, china ware --</ a. china;
-t-iT va. to cover or ornament with
t-jjp

va. to

up, to sacrifice to idols

porcelain;

-lr,ui_

ju.mu,li, tessellated

pavement; ~hiui_jop^nt-u,it

Quii-pir, tjiy vn. to travel, to visit

different places, to rove, to ramble,
to roam, to wander; to lounge; to
stray ; to circulate ; - g itnil_hi- g ju_
Ttu^ , to travel by sea & land ; S.
C?"i-

Lyf
wandering, travelling;
round, turn, walk agita3*-n-'i a. vagrant, wandering, [tion.
Qui^uiit-j; ir^fi va. to look at, to gaze
upon, to look intently at ; to survey,
to watch.
(jewel & flower).
liiip-p, p-uML. s. hyacinth
Quilili'iip%uiiii,pa,^u,ui a, studded or set with
hyacinths -p-t-iy a. hyacinthine.
^ui^nplfli a. s. Dioscorian; -pn-4 s.
bot. morel or winter-cherry, alkekengi.
Qu.liniip.k-a.'ii a. of Jacob or James
*3"4"4'A s. see-saw; S. jjoa^.
^um^pIi pt-y s, hot. bramble, briar.
Qiai^ai-X,

circulation

tessellation ; mosaic.
^atluip-ap
-uif-yu a. rude, rough,
common, vile low, vulgar , trivial
servile,
[city, boldness ; S. loni-cZ-^A
,

3'"4

bold, audacious;

s. audaaudacious venturesome, overhasty, inconsiderate, imprudent; ad. precipitately, headlong,

furiously, impetuously, rashly, at a
venture, or random, audaciously, insolently indiscreetly, without discretion or consideration - ^i2ii./3-^tSr
impetuous courage ; - /uf .^"^y_, to
venture headlong, to expose oneself
to great peril.
\ad.
o,.

a.

Qiupiinfirvn. to fall sick.

Qu,itu,/ia,i a.

roaming, rambling.

Quii-a/iip s. diversion,

pastime.
coasting ves-

Qiuit-luijil, s. piratical

sel,

epactroceles.

Quilrt-JJ t-jp, -tjnM-juAtiTvtt.to

walk,

to take or lead about, to conduct here

& there ; to veer, to turn about ; to
circulate ; -^u,^ , to turn, to roll one's
eyes ; ?-/.- ^iy > to glance over, or
round about ; mm/tiuJ-uiJ' ^h-piuiiu - ,

*.

Hebrew, w. El, Elohira, God,

[Jehovah.
&C.
3"/<<<f.<' pr. for, on account of, for
the sake of, in consideration of.
%uM,pan.u,pA\,j' vn. to be impertinent
or insolent; to live dissolutely, to give
oneself up to debauchery.
3<<<4"'-^

-t

S. 3'"A"'-'-*

^utCipuibmiT,

&C. S*

Su/^'oA-iy^

jf,^

3''i*-f/",

s.

3<<'^7-f'^/"^i

salt-provisions.

hgli va. to salt, to

[flavour
3<</^A^. Salter,
^uMqnMjfu s. salting.

S'"/""/""

3'^'"-<<.'><

s.

push, to shove.

va. to

to eat out of season.

season or
with salt.

3""/^ a. great, large, huge, enormous, gigantic, vast, immense ; strong

powerful, mighty, victorious; much,
many, abundant, considerable.
QuiP-uipu,ini.i a. strong-armed ;
strong, robust, vigorous, very powerful ; -paii a. convincing, convictive

-phpi

a.

very high sublime

;

-jytu^j

victorious ; -^u/i, a. triumphal, victorious, triumphant; *. triumpher, conqueror, subduer ; - ib'uyi, to triumph
over, to conquer ; to excel ; - iy^
triumphal song, epinicion ; -i^tuumli
of an immoderate height or size, gigantic, colossal ; -i,,uphj; hg^ va. to
conquer, to vanquish, to overcome,
to subdue, to subjugate; to oppress,
to vex, to torment ; - p<i*f - to convince, to confound, to abash; -4u.^^^
a. convincing; oppressive; -e,uMpni-P^
s. defeat, subduing, subjugation; conviction ; oppression ; -ruipjpi a. largebodied, big, stout, corpulent.
a.

64

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,

492
QuiqpuAui^ u<j $. prize or premium,
palm, laurels triumph, victory reward, recompense; a. triumphant; -ad. triumphantly, in triumph - ...
it-ij to obtain a triumph - iui%f%lri_ p
liFptyi or -tiT, hgl va. to triumph, to
receive or obtain the honour of a
triumph, to be triumphant, to win the
victory, to carry or bear away the
palm; to prevail; ^m^ . triumpher,
conqueror.
QiariPuAq-uiiT a. hcavy, strong- or
,

8U.U"

a complete victory;

i&itiau{UM%^

-up

gain great advantages over liuAifbhi^ -u It <f.t/y to

triumph, to be triumphant.
mu!iihij to

fiai-f,

%uipnL.ii

cards,

s.

S. 3<<"^^i"<-

turk. ?-t)

trump

at

^uni^liiT, bgiy vn. to get spoiled,

be corrupted, decomposed.

to

well-limbed, stout, corpulent, gigans. stoutness, corpulency;

So'^Cio/u, ujg a. frequent, continual,

incessant; prolix, long; much, full,
copious, abundant; ad. frequently,
often, continually; too much, too many;
-^ . continuity, perpetuity; ^"jip ~'"3t

size, height, tallness.

shew-bread.

tic; -ai-Pi

Quinp-aiip

s.

victory.

flowing rapidly, tor-

3"'</P"^-/ a.

rential, impetuous.

^miip-iuukp a. eager to win

contenquarrelsome, litigious -uf^trf"

vn. to desire to conquer to delight in

tious,

or quarrelling, to dispute, to
contest; -uppntJi^ s. desire of victory;
love of contradiction, contentiousness, quarrelsomeness, pugnacity,
fractious temper.
QalPai,nni-i, a. givIng the victory.
strife

QiuifP-uipuA

s.

lists

battle-field

means

of victory.
Quiqfllnr, t^li va. to vanquish, to
overcome, to conquer, to subdue, to
subjugate to surpass, to excel, to
prevail over - Miuimlrpm^l, to conquer, to triumph; - ^uii-n^'h, to overcome or master one's grief or sorrow;
;

overcome all sorts of difficulties, to

surmount every obstacle - u/iiifib
;

conquer oneself,
to get the victory over self; to overcome or subdue one's passions ;-/i

duiiT ^pfig u/iiAlfb

^umu,i,u,u,1,f,

to

to gain one's cause.

^^iptjni.^l,^ a. rendering triumph-

ant over.
8""lRini-, Quip-ni
quisher, conqueror;

victor, van-

a.

triumphant,

triumph, victory,
S. QuntPmi^iuJi
liMumuiplriui_ decisivo vie-

8iM,,ip-n>.p[,L.%

nt-Ppiii

-^u/ii a.
a.

frequentative

uiui^ui

uiui^A

s.

tory mXh/j inu<%)t^, uiniubuj.'L IT to

get the victory, to carry the day, to
be victorious, to prevail over, to get
the better or the mastery of; ib p".
4;u%^,u^ u%t-i_or niu'iit-i_ ^- to obtain
;

-^t

a.

S. 3"^"'A'
religi-

where

ous ceremonies frequently take place;

narrating many things
dogmatical; s. Stromata; -^4" S.B*"^

-^tuuini.i/' a.

a^A

nd.;

-mhu ih'iiliJ'

vn. to

appear

in

public frequently ; -unp S. QuiiCa,^ a.

QuiiCai^tj; t-jP va. to do often or
frequently; to redouble, to multiply,
to augment, to increase, to enlarge
vn. to frequent, to haunt, to visit often;
to augment, to increase, to grow; to
abound, to be plentiful, to superabound, to redound; to continue, to
endure, to last, to remain.
^MuTfuifitptr, h-niuj S. ^utzCuiluirJ' vn.

^uinCuiiuniu -iunpif.

customer; -m-Pi,

mg s. frequeutor;
custom,,bsiness.

s.

^ui'^Cuifunt-PfitX nt-Hh s. frequBucy

abundance, great quantity ornumber,
heap, redundance, affluence; frequent,

ing, haunting.

delay ~nij_ad. late.

long utjh mJo^ for a
number of years for many years ;
^kjjiru - uiju, may you live many
years! live for ever!
^uiiruin.
u,g a. obstinate, stubborn,
selfwilled, wilful, headstrong, sullen,
restive
-u^miT uigiy
tenacious
-hiT, tjl, -[ij; hgui) vn. to remain obstinate, to grow stubborn, to be stubbornly bent on, to be headstrong, re3i"<r, n) s.

s.

victorious, glorious.

success, advantage

-u ad. very often , several times

-if-aiXii. a. powerful, very numerous;
- TCatjpiup numerous army, innumerable throng; -if-nup- S. pu/^i/l-^oi-P

QuiiTuifp a,

fractory, obdurate
insist, to

to persist in, to

be bent on; -4

S.

,
.

;
,

8U.8
QiuiTuin.;

-nt-fi]^,

-nt-iHi

495
s,

obstinacy,

stubbornness , restiveness , selfwill,

prejudice, perverseness, fanaticism;
stiffness, harshness, tenaciousness,
obduracy ; -Ppad. obstinately, wilfully, stubbornly, obdurately.
QmJpuffp ad. totally, entirely, quite;
rashly, imprudently.
Qaijpyp ad. out of the way, unseasonably, beside the question.
Quii&mT, t^jt -yiiuiiT, irjiy vn. to delay, to 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

one's cup ; - f ^Mi,inpii.ni.p% not to
,

receive often the Holy Saicrament,

QuiJirj;

procrastinate ; b4/ t'^j"'Jk ijfuu

lord delayeth his coming.
Suri/t^n^uui
\]^t%ni-uut ad,
sides, from all parts.

OU

my
all

for ever & ever.

[lope.
QiaJnip , JnL.ftiu^ s. wild goat ; ante6/^<-% , -ni-p^ s. delay, stop, stay,
retarding.
Quniiuip y^ru/uip s. amber-gris ; bot.
(purple) sweet-sultan, mimosa farnesiana, acacia.
3'<"^ a. tardy, slow, long ; sluggish,
dull; ad. slowly, tardily, leisurely;
sluggishly.
,

s^ow-going ;

-i^ifni.

fuou S. Jfu/ftpiui^qni. ; b-fiii a. born

late; -4"-" a. slow of belief; -imr

8 QmJh-iT vn: -^pJ-

a. slow-moving
;
with tardy or sluggish
steps, slowly ; - ^p-m'tiuiu to go slowly, to go with slow & cautious steps.
^uMj-phu^ a. very slow, very tardy.
QaiJinAp-h,ji a. slow-going s. land.

-:pi/^ a. ad.

carriage, carriage by waggons.

^miTpnt-P-liJu s. slowness, tardiness,
delay, retardation ; sluggishness, idleness.
3y * hue & cry, hoot, hooting,

whoop

^tgjnq.uij

Jf^J

J"^

uaa%k-f_. ^ui2_ tt-

J'y

^ly 4"*-^ uMa%ygj to hoot, to

whoop,

to ridicule, to scoff; to treat

roughly, to molest, to importune.
^uyn-nplrJ; better WtjunphW, k^fi vn.
to

>

hall of audience.
Qiu/f.J'uA ad. early, very early, at
uit-qt -t-ifi

day-break.
QiyP-n-lrir vn. to leap with joy.
Qiyiui^aipb-ni-j ud. unawarcs, unex-

[then -. a. of that time.

^uybJ-iuiTad. then, at that time, just

pectedly,

QuM/bliniu pr. ad. over, on, on the

other side, beyond, on that side uA.
gu^bkij-, to cross over, to pass by, to
go beyond uiiiijuiiiki_ ^jpuMpuimiuf
u'iyui%li-i_ - lj'^/"_
to pass Ararat
muMj to cross the Euphrates S.lly".
;

A^yp> &C.

way - jui/uliyu on this side &

on that, from one side & the other,
here & there "SSi fe-- nSu juifUliyu
some this way some that, some one
way, some another; 4.yt-jlru,^-j.y%^
iyu having glanced around S.
this

3"<i/ipu,i/"a.eternal, perpetual, everlasting, endless; - arf. for many years,

^uMiTpiuifiuMj a.

audience;

^tyuttyu pr. ad. here, on this side,

-hjni.ga,%irir vo. to retard, to defer, to delay, to put off, to

t-jfi

3U.8

compliment a person every morning J-uij" -k-fh the hour of

to salute or

wish any one good morning

to

go

QiyiiJuit-nt-pp ,puig

$.

legends,

My

meno-

logy.
3<<yi><r e,hml; ad. hercaftor, henceforward, henceforth, from this moment
or hour, for the future.
[U'"4"'

Qiyia ,pj a. evident, clear, manifest,

plain, palpable, obvious ; ad. evidently,

obviously, plainly, clearly, mani-

festly ;

s.

-k>-

S. Quifu.'iini.pf ;

t"'i

evident, clear ; - ^ai k naturally, of course, certainly ; lyu - k ibi it

is certain that ; u<i</u> - m-phSii 4- it is
it is

>

>

therefore clear that ; - or ^ - t-wij to

appear, to be manifested, made known,
evident, to be discovered or disclosed ;- "/6-ty;_, iun^ki_, to declare, to
make manifest, to display , to put or
set forth, to shew, to prove ; to signiname ; - lun-it^ ^ti^ntit^i./??
to acknowledge the receipt of.
%uymuttf.yu -/[uA a. evidcut, apparent, plain, visible, manifest, clear;
expressive, significative; -iia^uim a.
ad. blamed in public or publicly reproved ; - uiniilru to reprove openly ;
-iptt-ij to be publicly insulted; -i^min
fy, to

a. visible, plain,

evident

r-'b^'u a.

ex-

pressive, significative ; -Wti a. conspicuous, eminent, renowned, celebrated, famous ; -miumlibp a. representing,
expressive ; - J^/'^-a/ portrait, sta

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tue ; -aiMuiitL.j' a. narrated or narrating clearly ; expounding clearly ; ad.

evidently, clearly ; - lunitu to narrate clearly; to explain, to expound;
-pu/ii a. declarative, explanatory.
QuiiuiiMipuiii ,ag a- declaratory ; distinctive, characteristic ; *. demonstrator ; arilh. denominator; exponent;
-nL-jdJi s. declaration, exposition, manifestation, notification, statement or
account; manifesto, manifest; prospectus, programme; - u./i.it_, to make
,

a manifestation.

^lyuHiaiiiku ; a. notorious, publicly

sensible, visible, evident ;gni-juM%iri, to Bxposc, to oxplaiH, to
make evident ; - [uuijuiiun.iu^k-i_ to
make a show of openly -ui/^ui^ . visible, palpable, notorious, evident;
-ni-f s. manifest proof, evidence, notoriety ; -Pp. ad. openly, publicly, ma-

known,

nifestly, visibly.
a.

make

oneself

3<^'%^ a. evident, clear, manifest,

notorious, recognizable, obvious, explicit, apparent, palpable, visible ; ad.
S. QiyiniiaiMil^u

- ^,

it is

clear,

it

is

evident, that is of course; - it'^^i^,

to be manifest, to appear ; - u.n.>.4^,
QiyuA^^ a. enunciative.[to manifest.
3iya,%nt-P-^>-'ii s. evidence, manifestation, enunciation ; disclosing, unveiling; apparition; revelation. Apo-

Epiphany , Tuelfth-day
calypse
night; coming, appearing of our
Lord divine oracle ituMitni.li -^ the
Apocrypha.
[Pt- Qiyu/iiuiuiki.
;

expounding, explain-

clear or evident;

expounder, interpreter; ~n,.p^

-l^i_s.

explanation, exposition ; -pmp S. 3ui/m_

%uiui^,i; -pu/^po/n. a. speaking or spoken openly, manifestly ; - il^iym-PpiA
undeniable or decisive witness or
testimony; - ^oot^i to speak openly, to speak out plainly; -q-ybu S.
Qufjintuiufka -liulu a. manifest, declaratory, expressive; -'buifuu.u, S. gmy.
uiui- ; -u/t" ad. evidently, manifestly,
clearly, obviously, palpably, visibly;
notoriously, publicly, openly, overtly;
intelligibly
explicitly ; without disguise, frankly, freely, boldly; -ifr^^
a. apparent, evident, public, visible to

scenely.

all.

%uym'btj; t-^j, va. to reveal, to disclose, to discover, to unveil, to unmask, to publish a secret, to make

unblushing, shamebrazen-faced, impudent, immo-

Qiuf[iu,inuipuig a.

dest; -4</-<oj

obscene-eyed, star-

a.

ing at impudently ; -%uiir, ui^iy vn. to

be devoid of modesty, to behave impudently , to lead an unchaste life
uih-u O.

^uMitruMu

^HMiptumhiPt

s.

%umiiuui fig or uig a. impudent, immodest, wanton, unchaste, lecherous,

lascivious, lustful, lewd, obscene; or -u ad. impudently, unblushingly,
immodestly, lewdly, lustfully, ob-

less,

ing, exposing ; clear , perspicuous

obvious, plain; -tir, h^f, va. to explain, to expound, to expose, to illustrate, to

make

known.

very well known.

Q^myuAq-liiTusi pr. before , in the
presence or face of, in front of; ad. S.
Qiyuilrph-i-uili a.

QiajuAuipuA

8U.'ii

to manifest oneself, to

IraiMij

D. ^yutjpuitnuAuiu.

Qiypuiuini-Pj s. immodesty, lascivionsness, lust, lewdness, obscenity.

QoAf S"'^^ > "tj s. term, end, finish;
,

rhyme, cadence, numbers, termination, ending, desinence,

harmony;

a.

convenient, suitable, congruous, becoming, apt, fit, adapted; quiet, good,

kind, sweet, pleasing; - kfu^yij e,m.
uu/iihi_, to be finished, accomplished;
to expire, to end, to bound, to terminate; - i,u/iihi_, uitubirij to bring about,
to succeed in to complete, to put an
;

end

to, to finish.

^uAiii.utii.njii

a proper manner,

a. in

seasonably, becomingly, befittingly;

-iu,% a. rhymed accomplished, finished, ended; -^^j a. well suited to one
another, having affinity with, analog;

-^^m

public; to manifest, to declare, to

explain, to expound, to set forth, to

ous, similar

state, to expose; to signify, to notify;

to utter, to express; - ^a>u, i^iup^,

rhymer, rhymster

*/'" /"-/ to manifest one's designs,

intentions, thoughts or opinions, to
declare oneself, to speak out; - ^u'b^

s.

S. Zt-i:!r"irr

S'ui^ti/*

tyf

-"t"^

-t-np S. S"*?- a.

-t-np^Wvii. to finish, to

accomplishing,

>

end; -.o^m-J

fulfilling.
,

-IrgnM.gui'blrtr Vtt.

complete, to finish, to end

tO

to render

sai

49B

suitable, to adapt, to accommodate;

to appropriate ; to accord ; to put into

rhyme.
QuMttflriT, t-jfi
-q-JtiT, ir^uij vn- to be
ended, finished, bounded to drive at,
to tend to, to come to, to be reduced,
to dwindle, to result to discharge, to
flow or to fall into, to empty itself.
,

QaAif-ai-iair

s.

termination ;
ed or made.

S. H,i4n-u.6-

-um,u,^,i,i_ a.

6a.%^>i<./9^^<.%t

s.

rhyme,

well-work-

relation, aflSnity,

conformity, similarity;

fitness, suit-

ableness.
Qu,%ii.ni-m, s. end, termination, close,
conclusion; cadence; repose, rest;
meeting, rencounter - u.*A-^, pt-pt-u
utn-itu to put an end to, to finish, to
terminate ?/;_ ^ - ?-"/. - immuipt-^
/ai-pt, to be perfected, to arrive at
;

>

311^

sence

the face or sight of, hard

by, against, opposite, over against,
in the view of, in the face, publicly,
in public ; ^kJ" - face to face ; front
to front ; - /../", before me, in my presence; - tfitqk-g,.y, in face of the
church ; - suT ^/i , in the face of the
whole world ; - laJj/i, publicly, before
all people ; i/it^ to say to one's
laCe ; ~ uhlUI^^ J^tuanM-nmblr/j uiirhiy tO
present, to offer, to introduce, to represent, to exhibit, to set before the
eyes, to shew, to remonstrate - "._
iA/_i to reprove, to reproach, to blame;
- ilHitu 4/Y_> to present oneself, to appear, to make one's appearance beof, in

fore, to

to

shew

Jhim^u

oneself; -

li>Mii_,

appear before.

^ui'i,^\,j'iu%iuluou a. saying to a person's face, in the presence of; contra-

dicting, opposing; -/./o#.i.?. speaking

perfection.
^u^bi^nt-gu/ithj; gli

vtt'

to

draw

on, to

win, to attract, to charm, to captivate,

to reconcile, to conciliate, to appease,
to calm ; to conclude, to terminate, to
finish; j/A^* - 1"^/""" > to steal hearts,
to win, to conciliate ; j^*pt> - t' *o
win or bring over; --^[i_ a. attractive, alluring, engaging, insinuating,
winning, prepossessing.
Quiif^ir, ftiy vn. to be attached
or affectioned to, to get fond of, to
conceive an affection or liking for; to
repose, to cease.
%uAii.ifiuip.iiMp > t^nfiiu ad. boldly, impudently, saucily, daringly, rashly,
hardily, precipitately, audaciously,
temerariously ; -unph- or -pu,/, a. acting rashly ; -luou a. speaking audaciously.

render impudent or rash, to embolden.

Su'^fifJi/uri t-giy vn. to dare, to be
bold enough, to be audacious to do
or say any thing, to have the hardihood or boldness to, to arrogate, to
presume, to grow insolent or saucy;
to venture, to attempt, to run the risk.
QuAn-fiiiii-Pt s. audacity, boldness,
rashness, temerity, hardihood impudence, sauciness, insolence, arrogance,
presumption licence, too great liberty ; frolic, youthful pranks -/t.^
;

QuAq.l>nu% pr. ad. before, in the pre-

face to face, dialogue, confabulation

-4</ a. opposed, present; ad. before,
face to face; - uini,t^i_, to show, to
prove, to demonstrate, to explain;
-^lajai-Pf s. proof, argument, demonstration ; reproach ; -^uA a. reprehensive, reproving; evident, manifest;
-i-uj/ a. present, assisting, in the pre-

sence of;

g.

assistant,; -iiMijni.p-ln.% s.

the being present, assisting, presence;

proof, demonstration ; -JhpJ- a. repelling or rejecting advice, spurning or
despising admonition, insolent, insubordinate ; -u^t" ad. openly, obviously;
evidently, clearly; -mtn a. seeing face
to face, clearly ; -piup , ui^ s. presenter ; -puipnt-ffh s. presentation ; -i.np a,
apparent, plain, visible, evident; reproachful, reproving.
^uA^fiiru/iitrj;

tj^

va. to

reprehend,

to reprimand, to blame, to reproach,

to cast in one's teeth, to chide, to re-

buke sharply,

to revile, to rate, to
scold; to present, to represent, to
show, to demonstrate, to discover,
disclose or unveil ; to prove, to con-

vince -f <r vn. to be reprehended, reproached, chided; to be presented

discovered convinced.
;

3u<%f/></L/%^^.fault finder, censurer.

admonisher; discover; demonstrative^

^u/iiq-fiJUAni-P-pi^ s. reprehension
reprimand , admonition correction
reproach; invective, scolding, chid
,

ing; representation, exposition; proof,

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demonstration, manifestation, state-

ment

2r'-p

-P^

'

water

bitter

fig.

the

waters of bitterness.
^uAq.ni.ifi

rash, foolhar-

ii.fni.%p a.

dy, audacious, adventurous, hardy,

resolute, determined; ad. rashly, inconsiderately, audaciously, arrogantly,

8US,

panic terror; - Bu4 or o^4i , sudden,

unexpected death; -.o4 a. dead suddenly s. sudden death - iptt-i^, to die
a sudden death; -^ipJ- a. moved or

presumptuously, insolently, haugh-

moving suddenly
to

-guMum-ifh /Ifbjtd'vn.

be passionate, hasty, irascible.

gmi^.i/f *-t^i--ti3 a. momentarily
[-S-o^^*" S. ^uA^Mupbr ad.

seen.

petulantly; hardily, resolutely,

tily,

determinedly.
ad.

Qiu'i.liiupb-u

to be or become apathetic to be out

of one's senses.
QuAPpaiM-P ad. unjustly, wrongfully,
wrongly, unreasonably, iniquitously,
;

Qu,%lu%u,j S. W'f'^'y
^uihl^ , ^umJiI^iu t &C* D>
lf.UM,.,

Quiitif.

^luli^

sudden unexpected,
unforeseen; arf. unawares, unexpectedly, suddenly, on a sudden, abruptly, all at once int. please God! would
to God may it please God - hfik if
^a/bliuiptr

a.

by chance.

-^[ii-iii

imp.

-^n/b S.3'*4'"i*arf'; -?-"/S-fli.done suddenly; -q-k^H a. happening unexpectedly, unforeseen, unexpected, unhoped or unlocked for ; extraordinary,
fortuitous, casual, accidental; ad. unawares, suddenly ; by chance, fortuitously ; -^t-'L ufiiipln- s. shower ; -p-m^
ad. all at once, suddenly, impetuously, precipitately, inconsiderately, ra-<l-n,inil_ o. unexpectedly called
together or assembled -/o *. improvisatore extemporary speaker or
poet -[uoukiT, t-gli va. to extemporize;
to speak extemporally to get up at
a moment's notice; -^oum-P-l, *. extemporizing ; extempore speaking
improvisation -6-my. a. shining forth
or appearing suddenly -5-^i a. happening suddenly or unexpectedly; momentaneous, of short duration -^uili
a. unexpected, unlocked for, unforeseen; -III a. sudden, unexpected, unforeseen, unthought of, abrupt - fas. ad. unawares, unexpectedly,quickly, suddenly, abruptly, all at once;
-40.U a. happening unexpectedly, coming by chance, unlocked for, unexpected; S. Ou%r^u#^6- ad.] ^tnujul mutif.^

pidly;

>

Qiu%f/irtri

impossible,

it

&c. S. quAy-

can't be done.
care-

%uibi,ii'iiiu,p.uip arf. providently,

fully, diligently.
%u/iiS,u/iiiu3'b^ s. care, pains, solicitude, assiduity ; management, gestion,
expedition.
QaAAn/iiAtiT, hgji va.io take care of,
to pay attention to, to be careful of;
to provide for, to protect, to treat
with much care to manage, to administer ; to expedite.
^uAiu,%il,i_ s. careful person, provider, protector, manager, director.

^u,%JiX a.

'^cib'-i.'

violent fright, panic,

recommended Hy - ! God
;

be with you! Adieu! - k>

^ii<^

t-qi-ioi_ V.

t-qt-t.,

-r^_

imp. to resign, trust,

submit, abandon or

recommend

one-

- uin^/r_ S. QuA^'itlrJ'; /i..

int^.to assume responsability or care,
to undertake to, to oblige or pledge
oneself to do anything; i<in-_- not
self to;

to accept, to deny, to

refuse, to re-

ject, to disallow ; S. 1J,*'<S"

Quii^uiJ-nqail^ s. commission
quti/p -nf

iuipq-trij to

uA_

members of the - appoint or name a -.

the

QaAJltiuiaiiiiu.nu/i,

"/""Hb

it is

suddenly opened;
a. gushing forth unexpectedly;
a. unexpectedly discovered;

%u/i.^ii,p(rujp.iu^ a.
-p.ni-lu

[&c.

Qujii^iut-np

[illegally.

&C.

without suspicion,

confidingly.

a.

presumptuous,

arrogant, presuming , self-conceited ,

confident, consequential ; - f/*/_ or
-b^rvn. to presume too much on oneself, to be self-conceited, arrogant, to
trust to, or to rely on oneself, to assume a consequential air or look, to
arrogate, to pretend to ; --/?? s. presumption, self-conceit, consequentialness, arrogance -Pp ad. presumptuously, consequentially, arrogantly.
^uAJ.'iiMHn.u.^ui'u a. acceptable, worth
accepting or taking ;volnntary,avow;

- uiuimm-^paA posiu>j s. commissionagent, factor -n.n^ s. acceptance, aced

accepted

tive precept

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ceptation, consent, engagement, avow-

approbation.

al,

[ment.

QiuftJiiuit^fi^p * commission-payOtiAJiiiapmfi , loj s, employer prin;

cipal

'^itl^uA a. in commission or recommandation - J-ni/aii, commission

- p-nt-np-, letter of recommendation
;

- -

^iu^iii'>ity[,j

dimissory letter;

l-t-uu/uAuij credentials ; -/!-? s. commission, order; recommendation; mission; delegation; solicitation; -inT,
*3/t;a.tocommission.[give a command.
Qui'iiJ%t-/j t wg s. order ; - utn.%ti_, to
,

QiuiiA'iitif; Ir^fi va. to recommend ; to

deliver, to commend, to put or give
into the hands of, to deposit; to resign, to leave; to intrust, to confide,
to trust, to rely on; to impose, to

charge, to order.

Qiuiy, pj

s.

fault

error or crime

to

transgress, to trespass, to sin to fall

in error,to fail, to do amiss, to stumble,
to go astray; to abuse, to offend, to
give offence, to wrong, to injure; S.
;

Sx'^ju't!^

|.

transgression

fault

wrong, offence, error, fall, sin, trespass, crime, delinquency 'jiiTailu -i<jp
through me, through my fault; -*
^uj'uiphi_ni-Mrp to impute as a crime
to S. Qi-^tin.,./-, ^hptr^u.^n^guAkJ'.
;

Qu,%j,u,.np a. faulty, guilty, delin-

quent, culpable, criminal;- opptu,^,

transgressor, violator, criminal, delin-

quent

IfmUXli n-u

ulihl

"^"w
to plead

to confess one's fault,

guilty; -ai-Pl,i% s. culpability, transgression.

**X..

lijuAutrtTt hail

-uJiip s.

-tiT,

^<u/ O. I^tnbqtulih'ir*

niSlM S. O*"^'^oA^nt-yuAhirva. to cause to trans-ni-p

gress or to sin, to induce to crime

~"'^bi. causing sin.
%u,^ fj s. idolatrous sacrifice or
oblation -<ui/i% a. born through a
sacrifice; -uipmp s. sacrificer, pagan
,

priest.
Qu,^u,ii_,

nj

s.

envy, rancour;
h^iy vna. to

-^ir,

jealous, malicious, malivolent; fascinating, bewitching, enchanting ; -_?

3<"<Y<"4'><Z. sure, safe, secure, out
of danger, assured; s. security, safety;
place of safety, shelter; - ipilr[_, to
be in security, safe, sheltered ; - or
-u uin.%hi_, to assure, to secure.
Quiufui^n^iMn-pt-ir va. to secure, to
insure, to assure ; -.f^nj^s.insurer, underwriter; -f.pn.-pi *. insurance, underwriting ; Jhi-pii.Mli -p't policy of
insurance; B.S"'uia,4nilnL.piit.%.
Qiuaiiu^nilu/iiiuir, "j'y vn. to be sure,
certain, assured, tranquillized.

fascination, evil-eye,

uc-i/*. hap

VCt'

to assure, to reassure, to tranquillize,

to remove a person's fears ; to gua-

rantee, to give security for.

Qiaufai^nilni-P^ti, s. SBcurity, safety,
surety, certitude quiet, tranquillity.
QaiuiuMia. very patient, very hopeful, long-suffering.
8a-'H"'qyiip s. delay, hinderance, retardation; adjournment, putting off,
procrastination ; um-u/iy -^g ad. without delay, forthwith, immediately, instantly, at once.
%uMMtiu,qh,r, hj[, va. to defer, to put
off, to procrastinate, to prorogue ; to
retard, to hinder, to stop, to protract,
to delay to prolong, to lengthen ; to
temporize; S. S""^'"^/"^*
;

^tuiniuqhqiil-qtu'lihlf' D. QulUuJr/hirva.l

-"-nti_a. retarding; hindering.

^uiuiuMifiij; k-gaM/ vn. to delay, to tar-

ry, to

be

remain

late.

to linger, to loiter, to

[suspensive.
delaying, prerogative,
tardy, slow ; loitering;

%,uMifiuqtf^ a.
3<u<</<i'Y.4'""

OuAu

fry/,

^yuMufut^nilutanM-qatuhrJ'f

sin; -ui^uA a.
subject to sin, guilty, culpable.

commit a

envy to be envious of, to pine away

with envy, to be eaten up with envy
to bear malice, to disparage, sneer
or rail at, to attack through ill-will or
malevolence
-^n w^ a. envious,

Vf
liiMint-itin

fault;

s.

charm; - or
ill-will

acceptation.
QuM%ai.uii, , j, s. January. [Jansenism.
^uiiiulr'iib-ui'b s.a.j ansenist ; - mqa/iij.,
^iii%J^^tuin,.p-litA

^uMliinnt-uin b.

temporizing.
%,uuiiuqai-P-licii

-ni-Sh

s.

delay, hin-

derance, impediment; putting off, delaying, protraction, procrastination,

prorogation, respite ; temporizing.
3<"''/<<>y> lun. - ad. afterwards, next;
S. IJi'V""
^inuiMiMbuMu

ing, scorning,

^uijuiu/ituMu

contemning

p
;

ct.

s.

despis-

despite,

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disdain; outrage; - un.t^, to injure,

to outrage, to affront ; to curse.
8"v"'L-'<'% s- retrenchment, cutting
off, suppression, diminuition; mutilation.
QuiuiiaM-lrir,

lrg[,

vQ. to retrcnch, to

curtail, to diminish, to cut; to mutil-

ate, to castrate ;to cut off, to abridge;

to suppress; - ^<-t^>^^ m-q^^i, to

prune, to lop, to trim, to cut ; - nq.

b-uiiLU, to detruncate; - ^In-u, to
clip a bird's wings ; - ^4*-^" . to shear,
to clip ; to shave ; - j<4i%u to crop
ears -tf r vn. to be pruned, cut off,
&c. ; qhfiLuo^ or - h-ph-uo^ te be
close shaven.
[trenchant sword.
Qa<uiuiM-[i^s. pruner, lopper; am-p -,
,

Qu,iMfnLp,^li[, ad. hastily, in a hurry,

suddenly, quickly, at once.
Qui^ia. favourable, propitious, advantageous, prosperous, commodious;
- t. it is favourable, &c. it is time,
it is the favourable moment; - t^,
;

happy

issue.
Qm^iia,p,u/uu, a. lucky, fortunate.
^iu2nii,uli
y a. adroit, clever, skilful, expert, capable, apt; industrious;
,

nimble, expeditious, quick, alert; S.

Qui^ni & Sitnii -,up.u,p ad. adroitly,
dexterously, cleverly, skilfully, expertly, capably ; -n..pi s. dexterity,
address, cleverness, aptitude, ingenuity, ability, skill, expertness. [handed.
Qui^aijjuAtni, a. S. 3"^'/'"4 luckyQui^nquiMM/Ii;,, od. prospcrously, hap;

pily,

commodiously.

Qa,inqt-.r,

hjjf,

prospor , to

va. to

make prosperous, to favour, to second,

to facilitate to direct, to govern to
do, to operate, to act; -j Jhq^ pu,,,
;

we were

so fortunate
as to see ; -/..r vn. to prosper, to be
prosperous, successful or fortunate,
to have great success, to thrive, to
succeed in, to contrive to, to get on
prosperously, to reach or attain one's
aim, to come to a good issue, to terminate propitiously; - /. itf.p ^"4K
liiufn^PliJu or ii^uipitl,,,
to succeed
against all probability; ^-,^-, to be
unsuccessful, to fail, to miss one's aim,
^""13-1' "'i'"i'!iiiri_,

to be baffled, to miscarry, to be greatly disappointed ; ju.anlriij[,u

jm^n,
,

.e^t' you will fully succeed

will be well with you.
'Z-^'u/'

all

8o.n8<<<n^<'<-<6-

prosperity.

s.

^aiinqnt-Plf^i. f.succBss, prosperity,

thriving, happy
state of affairs ; efficacy, virtue ; convenience, leisure, ease ; opportunity,
occasion ; -.p < achievements, exploits,

good luck or fortune,

heroic acts ; -p ad. successfully, with

success; - f fk'H ^"Y_n-'^i to be
favoured, befriended ; - /i/o. puf^^
ihuMiy,nu fortune befriended him, he
had the fortune to; S. C^Jhilrj:
,

Qia^nqni-t& S. ^uilnqnt-P-liHi
to ensure the success of.

muiu

Qui^npf I luj S' successor ; heir, inheritor; a. following, next; succeeding, subsequent, posterior ; -.p , posterity ; -p"/ ad. successively, consecutively, one after the other ; -4A
a.

successive, consecutive ; -hw, tj^

cause to succeed, to replace ; -

va. to

-fi/", *-j<7 vn. to succeed, to come

after, to follow next, to take the place

or

of; to inherit, to stand next heir; to

follow, to ensue, to result, to spring
or proceed from ; --/?^A s. succes-

sion; inheritance; continuation, or- tpuM^ series of affairs

;
luiihuifij > lTiihniini.p-hg succcssion,
concatenation, series of misfortunes,
der, series

>

of crimes.

-a s. frout, frout part, fore

previous, former, prior, anterior ; ad. before, in^front, overagainst ; previously, formerly, heretofore ; first, at first, at the commencement ; - t.- - , afterwards, at a later
period, in the sequel, eventually ; ^uA pr. before, ere ; - .p"i quipti.
before the sun was ; - .g ^iT, first,
first of all, in the first place, before
Qain-iuij

part

a.

all

things, first

&

foremost ; -

J-aiiTa,,

anciently ,formerly, long since,

in days of yore ; J-unTuMt- - an hour
before ; - - ^4%^ before & behind
^ - n^ q^%[i neither before nor behind; - iy" forward; - pt/.fe/_. to
bring before, to present ; to produce,
to cause, to engender, to occasion; to
allege, to adduce, to quote, to cite; piifit-i_ or ^u,ij to derive, to come or
proceed from, to emanate ; to ensue,
to result
to be produced or born
from - j'iyui'iiti_, to make progress,

%iu/iiMiL.

improve ; - #.u1ifr^, to present for

choice ; - mn.%nt.u to adduce, to draw,
to bring ; - ipuij 4y. - > - f!uuiiti_, to

to

;;,

;;

4S9

8u.n-

present oneself, to come forward ;- 4froit_

/"""ih-fj to advance further
-*/_. to precede, to escort, to convoy;
- JuMuint-gmiiirij to causo to advanco
or to progress; to raise, to elevate,
to promote ; to bring to an issue ; t-pP-uifj to advance, to gain ground,
;

to progress, to improve ; - u.irtu to

continue, to go on ; - ^/.i-_ ^p.tAu'u
to gather up the broken thread of conversation, to continue, to go on to
say, to proceed in a discourse, to re,

sume ; lutifp t-t-u - miu'bhi_, to push

beyond, to stretch too far;-up4.
-% lybhij to propose, to put for/u4 uuuigl I said already.
^uin.ui2uip.iuJ-[{i, s. privilege, prerogative, special grant or endowment.
Quitt-ai^pu/ii
^j *. preface , prologue, preliminary dissertation, prefatory discourse, preamble, exordium,
a. speaking
prelude, prolegomena

it^lj

ward -

-tr, ty/r vn. to

speak

to
open the proceedings ; to make a preface or introduction ; to give as a spefirst

cimen

first

the
being the first to speak ; prediction
-pkpuilii-% a. pronounced, uttered;
-p.hpkJ' S. 3"'"-"'^ p.irph,r\ vn. to be
;

-nt.p-J,

produced;

S. 3"'"-"f"p'"*'

to advance, to progress;

-pt-pni-P^lttAi s.

tion,

5'

presentation

preposi-

propounding; pronunciation, ut-

terance.
Qu,a.ui2^^,a4 a. placed in the chief
seat, seated in the highest place

s.

president; -zp, precedency, primacy,

the first, highest or most honourable
place; -^4-n -foreknowing, prescient;
instructed beforehand; forewarned;
-^fimn,.p-[,ii, s. prescience, foreknowledge ; -tl'p a- written beforehand
-iffit-m a. known or discovered precedently ; pre-eminent ; -<fiiu,g a. preceding, foregoing, antecedent; fuii
a. anterior, previous, precedent, former, prior ; ad. before, heretofore, beforehand , antecedently, previously
formerly, anciently ; - mt-m-pp^ some
days before ; - ^uA before; ^ -^"-_
ik f a priori ; -^ynif s. pre-existence;
-if-m-^ui^ S.'btapiia- if-pt-iTva. to write
about or treat of antecedently; m.
phu-i^a. predicted, foretold; aforesaid,
,

above mentioned.
%uMn.u,^^uiu a. prior, placed before,

having the precedence

pre-eminent;

Bai>

foregoing, precedent ; -t<r, &e. S. Ii""

/uiin-aiut-j; &c. ; -ifiiT a, advancing,
progressing improving, making proi
ficiency ; ad. forward ; s. coryphaeus
proficient; - t, he is advancing in his
studies ; t-pPm^- he Jtiru.%aii_, to improve ; to increase in prosperity ; [ip^
urmirti - ja.nY4/A that mau prospered
greatly ; - ipihi_ or -^pJlnr vn. to advance, to go forward, to progress, to
make progress, to profit, to succeed;
-q.liJh.-Pi s. advancement, progress,
improvement, amelioration; -i^Pp a.
placed before, propounded ; -q-plrj;
tgl> va. to set before, to propound ; to
propose ; vn. to purpose, to project, to
devise, to form a design or resolution;
-^pn..(3f s. proposition ; design, pro;

ject, intention.
Siiiit.ajui/uui,/^,

-loj a. foregoing pro-

gressive ;- ^m-tT-

advanced guard,

vanguard ^uf^#jn-/?f -%i mumt-iiuig

course of the stars -^"4 premedi;

beforehand; premeditated -ipiku to premeditate to

provide -/u.4oi-/3f t* s. previous deliberation, premeditation ; -[uou a. foretelling, predicting; presuming to speak
tating, deliberating

first; pert, petulant,

saucy, rash;

-/o<._

prediction, prophecy.
3'".<"" 6- f^ *. mecA. resultant ; -S-u_
io/? a. foreknown, predicted, foreseen;
-itu.'bop-ni-P-'t s. foreknowledge, foresight, presage; -h-kj; h^ va. to produce, to create ; -itm- m^ s. producer,
author; -6-nt?. production, creation.
uni-P'f

s.

%u,n.u,2iuliuiir a.

predisposed, spon-

predisposition, spontaneity -lioMo-yg a. built or constructed previously ; ~^uimu,p a. Perfect

taneous; --?

from all eternity; done or finished

before; -4"/?- a. pre-ordained, destined ; decreed ; first in order -4/_
fn^p-^ s. first building or construction; -/iiuplfuiii. a. prominent, jutting
or leaning out ;-4u3a-present, assisting; first in order or rank, primary,
principal, chief; coryphseus; -^nifSL s.
the first place ; the front, the fore
part; -^pP-u,^ a.familiarized ortamed
beforehand.
^uiiL.u,2u,':,uMjlriug a. provident, prudent, cautious; - ib'i'l'u to foresee;
-4.ii a. arrived before or first; - yu_
in^- or -!-? . prerogative, privilege;
-\mi.iuui a. believing first of all men
;

65

Ban&c. S. 'b"'^""'>"1^ &c.

QuMn.u,^.uJ,a/i' a. predicting, prophesying; predicted, prophesied ; -tiTva.
to predict, to prophesy ; -,-pJ. s. pre-

^nifiuii

prophecy; -Aq.ni.pi- *. promoadvancement; -^[1^.; S- -4</4.un-.

nt-(a-p fyt \}utn.utpit_
^utn-iMtputJutuli

diction,
tion,

standing forward,
presenting or offering oneself, eager,
forward, earnest, assiduous s. competitor; - ijf^lri_, to advance, to present or offer oneself, to be forward,
eager, warm; -inupm .skirmish,brush;
- -tk or -ti^ s. skirmisher champion;
- ijapp, the iower of the army; -Jpuw
a. generous, liberal; voluntary; -^.
%Lij to offer, to give freely or spontaneously; to be full of good- will, ardour or eagerness -/ft-^ ad. in pushing forward, in advancing - lrpP-u,i_,
to open a way through & advance before all -Jht-m a. going in or entering before -J\nni.[HiCb s. eagerness,
p.uiJ-^%\ -iTuiuinjg a.

good-will, cheerfulness;
^lun-uipu/buiir, uigiy vu. to advanco,
to go or move forward, to precede, to
walk on ; to advance, to progress, to
improve ; to have beginning, rise or
origin, to

be born

^u4 ; -^iguuli -"iyni-J

the Paschal lamb.
,

Qiait.uitu^i.liq^ a.

-Aiftmn S.
s.

the Passover
[cursor, guide.

preceding

the

QuiiLui^fu^uii/i s,

lj-^m_

first

prerule or re;

s.

gulation.

advanced post,
sentry, sentinel; out-post, picket;
- q.l,muM,..np mar. look-out man, senQuiiLui^iaufui^

try; -M^u,\t-u,

u,g

s.

preservative, precaution; a. preservative, precaution-

ary

s.

-uiuiuint-k^iT ya. to prefer,

esteem

or honour more
-ufuimnuiT a. announced, narrated beforehand.
;

Quin.u,^au-j -4-u.^a.predicted, foreprophesied ; -nE-P-p^i, s. predic-

; arilh. progresgrowth, increase ; /. uiiumnt-f,,

promotion; ! 4if"'P"
-, getting worse, deterioration; de-

s.

S. Qiun.ut^ttf.^jhi.pf

sion;; - ^.uuu,^[,

moralization,

[beforehand.

3"i-'"'j/9 a.

shewing or shewed

%in.u,2uipuint-pP- a. big-, pot- or tun[mnt-p-pt.% s. prescience.

bellied.

Quia.ai^pmu,fiuti o. forokuown ; -^/;.

Qma-ui^tiT, trgji vti. to precode, to

forego, to go or march before; to be

or get before, to advance, to move or
go forward ; to arrive before, to anticipate; to govern, to lead, to guide;
J-uMj'uM^njj ftiT

-^k I

my

fast; -2k q-npit%, the

sing.
Qu,a.in2kufpulinuinu

watch goes too

work

is

progres-

archbishop.
advauoe, to
push on, to urge on, to bring or drive
forward, to accelerate, to quicken; to
cause to advance, to help on.
Qu.n.a,piiPtt'j a. foregoing, preceding, previous, antecedent, precedent;
*. fore-runner, precursor, outrider;
antecessor, predecessor; - ip'ti_, to
precede, to forego, to fore-run, to outs.

3iaij-uilrjnt.,i,^'iilrirva. to

ride

-^.irufi a. offered

beforehand

s.

the first proselyte.

^uMn-ui2b>rui^ a. proA'idenL

first fruits

fig.

%uin.u,2b'i"ii<f3">~Pb s. advancement;
artistic progress ; -ptouni^pf,^ s. pre^iun.u-2Aq.nt-[M S. 3un.u#u(.^ . [dictioU.

3<<"i-<iA2n^>% s. mech. propulsion,

propelling.
3""i-'^<^ ad. in the beginning, primitively ; -"Lni-UL ad. first, firstly antecedently,
[cess.
;

%iiin-ai2u"pJ-ni-Pf

progress , probefore, in time

past, formerly -^n^u, ad. before, on
the front or front part.
%uin.iu2^

s.

-2nL. ad.
;

told,

prophecy -otia.fed orbrought

up beforehand
-amt-tip- S. 'b"'^^
tion,

um/riip-.

[hand.

3ujn.<ui^uinu/( . worklng beforeQiun.u,^,trirva. to advance, to sur-

pass - or -u,[iir, hguy vn. to advance,

to progress, to improve
to outstrip,
to surpass, to excel to push into, to
penetrate; -mt-u u<j a. foreseeing;
provident; S. ayi.^^/?f - ^/AA^, to
foresee -u,kun,.p1 s. foresight, prevision; -ratunt.^ a. provident; -in.?
;

3<"<i.-</'> k-jli va. to hold or stretch

out or forth ; to push or drive in, to
cause to enter or penetrate, to fix in;
- ^u/^u or quM^^il, to look at fixedly, to
rivet one's gaze on, to gaze earnestly
on, to have the eyes fastened upon ;

is^w-t^ d}"t "/"'""-4"'*A

come

to the

window,

to face, to
to look out, to
>

present oneself, to appear; - fii-n^,

to stretch forth one's hand ; -[J'vn. to
stretch out the head to see ; to stretch,
to extend, to thrust; to fasten or stick
on, to be fixed or fastened on, to heed,

;,;

;,;

6U.S
to dwell on; - dh,o^

SOI
^npi,L.pfu

f,

to
to

contemplate, to speculate upon,

meditate or consider attentively, to
penetrate, to examine thoroughly ;

J".p

'

Jwit-b.M.iJiu.iJi'l ^ajtri_

jn^

tO fix

the eyes or the gaze on a person ; - /.

^ni.^iaflrmfa to bo foud of trifles
,

8U.P

ground, to cast down, to dismantle,

cast to the earth, to overthrow,
destroy, to demolish utterly ; fg.
exterminate, to annihilate, to kill,
cause to perish to pave, to flag,
cover with pavement.
;

Quin-iitj; jiapb-ty , ui^

Ct''
J"
vn. to rise, to arise, to get up, to rise
or stand up, to rise again ; to awake,

to be roused, to wake out of sleep ; to

resuscitate, to come to life again, to
live again ; - p Jbn^tin^ to rise from
,

the dead

^tp-y

'iui^utn.m^ n,-paM.^

pji-kir,

- nunfu

to ri^o agaiust, to

rebel or stand up against, to revolt,

to mutiny uAq-pi^ - to rise anew, to
get up again jmplnui. .jp.^, k^u f./A^
ui^/;,
tti" another question arose
arise oh tupftg, get up wpfif ^aia.ui^
'I'pt go to meet him; ju,pk>u^ ju,p-_
n.ii/h he rose from his seat, he got up
;

from

his chair.
^uaXat-Su [, ^[,iy. assault, attack,

gazing, stare; contemplation,

[samine, jasmine.
^iMuJpli, JiiJt, -Jp, or -1% s. hot. jeaQutuufp i^t-nj -mfiu i^uy s, jaspor.
Q^ni^ai-uin ad, from God, of God.
^mnjiL.aii

iujf *. bottom; pavement;

ground, earth ; the buttocks 4iypt%l, or ^lyptiituMj native land or
country, birth-place, home - ^.tmng
canal, bed of a river; - uMiifn-uuifihpui
brick pavement; - utuiuMfuiuiuilg, stone
pavement - 'uuMi.n,-, keel of a ship

Qiuuia,^

floor

utffL

lua- l^nph-u/bhrgt

ouilin.hi Jlibih'L. u

or -u, to raze to the ground, to level

or lay even with the ground, to demolish, to raze or pull down ; to sap,
to undermine ; it ib'iilri_ if.kmy'u jsur
-a fti-p, to be swelled very high, to
rise, to swell beyond, to overflow.
^uMmiuliuipjug a. of which the bottom
or bed is exposed; -piuJ-uiit^^S-ni^, to
divide the sea & lay bare its bed
-pnt-,ibM a. growing straight ; -o^/.A- *.
plan ; uMn%nt-i_ti .^.taifiu^/i , to trace or
take the plan of a town ; -iunrvn. to
freeze, to be frozen; -.; a. solidly

bottomed; paved.
Quiuiui/ilrJ',

h-jl-

s.

to the

to
to
to

s, practicable road.
dregs, lees, sediment;
[tor ; paviour.
destroyer, extermina-

S. IT/""-/'
3uo<o4/r;i_ *.

^uMuiui^nM-Sii

s,

paving.

prune, to dress, to lop, to trim, to

[dresser.

clip.

pruner, lopper, vineQium^utpuAni-Pf s. idiom, idiotism

-pjup ad. properly, specially, particularly, expressly
precisely ; -4* S.
QiMiuint-/f a. ; inaiTt uguy vn, to be appropriated, separated, dintinguished
-uiuMmn.-J' a. precise, narrated in detail, detailed, particularized -u/^-u S.
%atinliutp.uMp unuqiubL-iTva, to appropriate, to appropriate to oneself, to
^umuiiinii^

s.

make

one's own; -j"'-j/i *. gr, genitive or possessive case.

%Mumlilrii_a. own, essential.
^lumtini-PliiX s. property, attribute,
particular, peculiarity, peculiar cha-

racter ; -ik-qni-l, , the character or

genius of a language.
QoMuinj tug Qaainj s, pruuing-kuife,
bill, hedge-bill, bill-hook.
Quimacl^ a. proper, own, particular,
special, peculiar, private; essential,
natural ; alone , separate ; singular
unexampled, alone of its kind cutting, sharp, taunting (answer) ; ad, S.
3'>o4'up<u/> ; - tuUni^ proper name.
Qatmni-3L s, pruniug, lopping.
Qiup a. adjacent, adjoining, contiguous, next, attached, joined; equal,
conformable; ad. always, continually,
incessantly ; - *-._ %j:iA - In. juip^
iTiup t quite alike, resembling ; - i^uA^
,

fuiJufji

all

4aAiuuiuMii_,

at once

successively

quently, very often,

t-M-lrP

t^.

often, fretimes.

many

heaped up; gr. compound of three words -tiTva. to heap

up, to agglomerate to compound to
%uipiup.u,pq. a,

heap, accumulation;
addition ; -pmpJp a, very high ; -pm^
-phpai^u/i, a. relative
a, ever-open
-pMpyuiijx. gr. antecedent -plrpni.p-%
s, relation, analogy, connexion, afiSn-

add;

-/it-ZS^i-tr s.

va. to raze

to

%iuuiiulii^ip-iiij^

^.ummlilikf

^u,^ his eyes were fastened on

that brave man.

to

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;
,,
;
,

802
80.P
8u.r
puiitai-ipj -liguip.uip or uik" cid. condependence, pertinence ; iAt^jointly , connectedly ; accessorily ;
to relate to, to concern, to belong to,
-^jhit va. to join, to conjoin, to conto be connected with -pnppn^a. evernect, to league; ~ij^,rvn. to be joinburning, inflamed ; -p.n,-,ilu S. VT^mu.ed, united, conjoined or connected
-pnt-ujili . ever-springing, ever revivity,

s. conjunction, connexion,
coherence, cohesion, adhesion; chem,

ing 5 ~t'"j S' \}^"i'"ii""' i^h-tr 1 is-^li

va. to insolate, to expose to the sun or

-liguL-PliJu

to the open air to hang -^mF vn. to

be near or present, to assist -n-y a.
innate
always present
inherent
inborn; -^n/ni.p^L.% s. presence;

affinity

'<]

insolation ; -f-uiiuip a. s. everadjacent; -,i.p,upu,p ad.

continuously ; ~^puiliiu% a. apposite,
addible; affixed; -i^pkJ", y^Jt va. to
appose, to set, to subjoin, to add, to
append, to affix ; -q.pm.p-'j^ s. apposition; addition, annexation; combina-il.nt.ah s.

green

-qr\;p a.

composition; -^ni-uipP- a. ever

merry, cheerful, joyous -nni.u,piCo.
ever-pleasing always green -^o^ s.
alloy, alloying mum-l'^ uiinuMii.pni.ir
type-metal; -P-mPun- a. always soiled or sullied, dirty -/?n-tu^a. always
flying, fluttering, or hovering; -J-uiW
a. continuous, assiduous ad. at every
hour, at all times, always, evermore,
continually; -/t^ a. always licking;*,
vampire, blood sucker -^.*/^/'i'n.
to be joined, united, mixed together;
tion,

-i-^*u.,^a. ever-smiling, cheerful, plea-

sant

merry

gay

-ffnj

a.

fellow

always fluctuating, agitated,

troubled; - ^ ippi^puiii.kii_ ^n^uilim^
ever beaten by the foaming waves;
-ttni-ip a.

a.ever-living, imperishable, everlasting, permanent, perpetual; ad. con-

-liuij

tinually, always, incessantly; constantly, eternally ; s. epact ; gr. pre-

ter-imperfect

phere
ls-jl>

ast.

celestial

hemis-

-Iiuiju3%uttr S. -^uilfnT:^ -liut/lrj;

va. to confirm, to affirm; to etern-

perpetuate -^uylij; k^uy vn. to

be permanent, stable, to continue, to
last, to be perpetual, to endure for
ever -^u,jn,.pt S. U'^.-A^tiiui-n/in.-?
ize, to

preter-perfect or compound ; aorist ; -liutpukj'va. to add, to

subjoin, to conjoin ; -^u/^.j.m./a^t.'fc s.
perpetual order; continuation; -kkq_
a. perpetually burningor burnt ;-;J/.^/?
-liuMutuip s. gr.

a. very erudite, learned ; -^^^ a. adjoining, contiguous, joined, united,

connected; accessory; -

J'uiu'ii[ili

gr.

particle, affix, suffix; -.^f accessories;

attendant circumstances ; -^nS- S. 8<".

- ifMuiiunpuiput^ association
- /^mpuiiiuib chem. elective
>

of ideas

-^hmki-fiir vn. to follow alto accompany ;

-4/.t.utj* va. to join, to compound, to
connect, to affix ; to weave, to interwine; -i,l,-un'Jfu s. conjunction; texaffinity

ways

ture

-ifnin^jx.

inseparably

always moving round;

-iuifu a. mus. diatonic

iufpiutpulii

gamut; -i^kiTva.io continue, to prolong, to cause to last; -ifnt-P^fiJu s.

continuation, duration, prolongation
chem. affinity;
a. prolonged, continual ; s. gr. preter-imperfect ; -Xjs*
oscillating or shaking ;
a. always

-^^

or agitated continually ;
solid, firm ; thick ; dark,

troubled
-Jhi.p a,

very

obscure juiputdp/t p ikp^u i/uiuAti_,

to obtrude or introduce oneself by
;

stealth, to insinuate or worm oneself

uM^uy vn. to continue, to
; -"LumJ;

into

remain, to persevere, to be
perpetuated to join, to unite, to be
added -tn/Jui a. ad. quite the same ;
-^ni.ui'itkd' va. to denominate, to name,
to call -%<t.i a. denominative ; concrete -"iini^n^i s. denomination affinity or resemblence of words, paronomasia -^uipJ- a. always in motion,
inconstant; -^uipJ-n.-P-t s. perpetual
motion; mutation, alteration; -^fc^
-ik^nn[np a. acccuted on the penultimate; -zn'-'i'i_ ^nqj" s. trade-winds;
-tpibk uMiAyiTva. to accompany every
where -uimpnj^ a. circumflected on
the penultimate; -uimm-n^ a. always
last, to

; -uA a. very diligent, indefatigable ; -uiniint-ir, -n-n^kW, gft VO. tO

assume together; to employ, to make
use of continually ; -uut^uA s. paraphrastical ; s. S. Qiupuiuni-Pf -uu,j

fruitful

^j

*.

paraphrast, paraphraser; -ubj;

kj[, va. to paraphrase

-um-lQ-lidb s.
paraphrase; -mki., ..o/^ a. persever^
;

permanent, everlasteternal, perpetual, endless ; -u,k^

L-kirvn. to persevere, to continue, to
remain, to persist, to last, to subsist,
ing, steadfast,

ing

to perpetuate; -uikum-'li

*.

persever-

;
,

ear

SOS

ance, assiduity; perpetuity, endless

continuity, everlastingness -./.<: a.
;

always shining, ever luminous

PniA

-u.p.

ever alert or awake ; -ap^u,^

"i'tiTva. to appose, to subjoin, to add;
to confront -gy^ example, model
idea, design; prototype; paradigm;
-tP-l'P- a. ever-shooting or blossom'"S
-t"h' -l'"'t"lu a. inconstant,
continually changing ; -y.^^/^ va. to
change successively; -^uip^J" va. to
a.

attract.

^pt h * price, value ; valuation,

estimation
esteem , consideration ,
high value or opinion, credit, merit,
repute, reputation, fame importance,
weight - ^piuiTy standard, quality.
I

Qiupfui/jimti a. respectful, deferent.

Buipfut^p s. respect, veneration, deference, reverence, consideration, es-

teem, regard; honour; compliments.

Quipfui^np a. esteemed , valued
precious.
Qa,p^lr,r, tj/, va. to respect, to pay
to, to honour, to render hon-

respect

our, to revere, to think very highly

of, to value highly; to esteem, to value, to prize, to make much of, to account, to consider ; to exercise, to
employ, to make use of, to turn to ac-

count l^utbTinup i^uMquiili^ tO Omploy or exercise one's talents.

37>^^ -?"/ a. respectable, honourable, estimable, dear, precious, commendable; good; reverend; - ^wih-^
I

liiu%

money

current

op -^.w, , feast-

day.

80.P

dispose; to adorn, to embellish; to

ameliorate, to improve, to better the
condition ; to make, to do ; mus. to
tune, to put in tune, to accord ; - p^
ut-qufi,, ^,a^,to get ready, to prepare,
to get dinner ready ; - qiublini/t'i' to
make the bed; - tjal/blruiti, to do the
room; - ;jfe'/^"'-*"' to pare one's
nails; - f2^>f. to snuff the candle ; l^lrpu to adjust, dress or deck one's
hair; - ^/uftpuigii, to organize, to regulate, to put in order; 2;4m, .l
Xif^uon -truifj drawn out in battle-array; tYu* liiuqj' hi. -tuf^.table ready
covered, a well spread table8uipq.uMpPf_ a. putting or setting in
order, fitting up, preparing; adorning;
s. orderer, regulator; refiner; - 2^"_
,

f./>i

snuffers.

%iup^u,pn.-iil

itpuiplri_Jii-

3i/>7.

pack

to

U./'f.

in -.

<"-j s. structure,

form,

ornament ^ - t-i. p j^pi- f"ij to be

formed ^ "UfPt ^'- 1 ~ ^'- 1 k^cw"pu^hu uMtfh-u to shape or form & em;

become straw3<u^%.i./?^iA . adherence, conjunction, connexion.

Quipk-iT,

tj^

^lupifju/tg a. full of straw;

ut>4"_

straw-mattrass bed -i^x*u.i.

straw-dealer -u,taa,^ a. like straw.

qfii,

8aMpq.Map

-frjni.jralit./'ya.to join,

to attach, to tie, to annex, to affix, to

add; to attribute, to impute, to ascribe;
to admit to ; mpiam l^'i_-j".p to spot,

maculate, to defame;
jt^i^i -, to become attached to.
^uMpiAiuiir, QiappiT, kguy vn. to bo
joined, united, attached to, to adhere;
attached to;fig. to adhere, to be
jup to take the part of, to follow, to
keep company with, to stand by the
stain,

to

to

ti'upftliu

^nqifh

ft

to

em-

brace an opinion, to go over to the

opinion, to adopt, to side with, to join
;
ft ukp liuluiuii^ , to abandon
oneself to lasciviousness.
^uipln-u/UoMj', uM^uy VTl. tO follOW, to

a party -

keep close

[always.

to.

%u,pi^.p;uij

QtapPUb^

ad.

running or flowing
wide awake, waking.

a.

s. roof; ceiling; story;

roof-tree, roof, home, house ; shel-

Quip^, uij

bellish.

*.

dressing, fitting up,

Qutpfifirvn. to

flag of; -

Ay s. s traw ; i/#V#^tu/^
chopped or small - ; -f - uimutk-ij ia.~
ii-^, to cover, fill or stuff with -;
^uipq.

s.

arrangement, adjustment; ornament,

embellishment; -m^i S. 3/'7-"'/"
%u,p,i.ti.nq_, f, s. galaxy, milky way.

fl.

fitted Up,

adomcd,

furn-

ished, arranged, contrived.

Qiopn-aipiatp

s.

ornament

ter, refuge , cover

abode, dwelling
;

shelter,

piuMim-p-t-iui,

^H -""-

under cover,

"<'

finery.

%iupif.iaphir, ty/i va. to fit up, to ar;

under

in security, se-

cure or sheltered from; - ^ #i^^ tomb,

sepulchre; piiY^;f;-i to unroof.
Qtupiu,p%iai a. dwelling under a
roof; -a-*-.4 a. roofed, covered by
a roof; under cover or shelter; buri.

range, to adjust, to put in order to

fine, to refine to form, to fashion, to
;

fig.

S04

8u.r

cd

in ruins; -^fig a.
the same roof, in the

dwelling under
same house, co-

habiting.
vna. to roof a building, to put the
roof on; to spread like a pavilion; to
cover, to hide /< ^^<y ^" npi^i ju,i,^
ijpi the worms will cover thee.

jf

8U.U

to adjust; mus. to tune, to accord, to

put in tune; -^Wvn. to suit, to be proper or suitable, to befit, to become ;
to match, to square with, to sort ; to
correspond, to answer ; to agree, to

be adapted.
Qutpi/u.pn-uift

ni-[3-[i

~~n.^ifL S. fit-

3u,ii^ui^,%i.ppt.%
Bo'/z^o"-"/' a,

s.

roofing.

roofed

storied, with

stories.

[ling.

a small, wretched dwelSuip^p^s. roofer; - i^!&miiop tiler;

8"'cil'i

s.

^h-pJiui^uM^fit-

slater;

jtupqfii-

thatcher.
ad. frankly, boldintrepidly; - luu.iiu.ij to advance
rapidly, at double step.
[i,u^h.r.
3>"/>^<<'( jiupiuili

ly,

ness, suitableness, adaptability, conformity, analogy, congruity, concordance ; proportion, symmetry; attitude,
adaptation, application aptitude, disposition, capacity, ability, sufficiency^
;

Qu.pXi[i,r, itt^uy vn. to root, to

to dash, rush or fall upon, to pounce

upon with violence, to dart or fall on;
- [i ilrppu, to enter violently, forcibly, impetuously; m^u.ojpo - to make
a sortie ; - ^ q.u.pu!hu.^ to leap from
one's hiding-place ; S. ^4^ ; - jn^
to attack one; to affront, to provoke;
jjiphuipa - , to attack each other, to
.

fall

upon one another.

phuy vn. to relate or beconcern, to regard.

Qurpu/j^ s. overflow, inundation.
8u.pn..fJ-liLi. s. resurrection; act of
rising;/?^, elation, puffing up, pride,
haughtiness op -fit sunday ; -lo^^i
a. pertaining to the resurrection ; -._
Iif.^ a. sharing or participating in the
Qu.p'i.^.j;

fit,

proper, congruous, decorous; com-

modious, easy

competent,

capable, clever, apt,

O. ^utpjutpiuuii^u

fit,

sufficient;

qualified

ad.

syntaxical ; -q.pkir va. to

write correctly or elegantly ; -fpni,},
-fpiufiu.il a.

syntax orthography
;

-yjf.c//liA j.

symmeti-y, proportion ; -iu,% S. Su.p^

iTutp a. -4/y a. symmetrical, proportioned ; analoguous -piuttp S. 8"/"/l".
pai-pj,; -uiku ad. suitably, well, fitly,
properly, decently -^t-; a. told or related in a befitting manner --"/ S.
;

t^iupj/up a.
Qu.pi/Lipirj'

resurrection.

adhesion , adherence
attachment , adherence

8u.pn.-iH, s.

union

fig.

chem. agregation.

,
;

[contest, strife.

continual disputation,

Qu.pui-ju.iitJ', ^[i va. to raise , to

raise up, to cause to appear; to erect,
to set upright ; to awake, to wake up,
to arouse ; to revive, to resuscitate,
to bring to life again ; to stir up, to

excite, to suscitate, to cause to remove, to provoke;

to raise, to build, to elevate, to erect,
to setup, to construct; - qu...u.^, to
give sons or posterity ; ^p - to raise
troops, to make levies of soldiers ; 4>"fir f irnja.-, to cause a wind to
volt, to agitate, to

speaking cleverly
or suitably ; -nK.pf s. connexion, coherence; -^[-p a. elegant (writer);
^u.pj'uipu.p.u.'b a.

s.

to, to

3ii</>/><.i/^2(* s.

^u,piu.liaL.au s- assault, attack aggression, invasion ; u.aiai-i_ -(</;<.<//.

to storm, to carry by storm ; ^//'i^i
j^n^tr/^ ^_ nt-ptiL^ , to sustaiu an assault, to resist an attack.
8u,pjh.p u.g a. befitting, suitable,

take

root, to last, to continue, to be permanent. [--^*. relation, correlation.

%u.p%^l[u.'u a, relative, correlative;

long
Qu.pJu.^pj', hguif vn. to assail, to affront, to attack, to storm the breach;

harmony, concord.

mus. accord,

blow on the sea; - ^kJ-t^tpni-pf

to take revenge or vengeance - ^u.'bu,
to circulate false reports - ^Jp.u.u_
>

u.ui'bnt.p'^

to accuse, to charge

S<

Quipni-jli^a. resuscitating, reviving,

; -jum-HL s. resuscitation

re-animating
S. Qu.pn/j_^

Xfu.^guf'b fuflTf ^u.i-u.i^u.%lij'i t-Qiuf

to last, to endure, to

vn.

be prolonged or

protracted.

adapt, to
make proper or fit, to qualify, to proportion, to accommodate, to arrange,
,

irji[,

va. to

3u-<i>4^<if'^ or
rash, inconsiderate
8'ui.u.^i^.r,

t^uy

^^^ a. audacious,
;

ad. audaciously.
vn. to

assume, to

,,,,

8l).^

arrogate, to take too

to pretend to, to

soij

much on

oneself,

presume.

8|].<l>

to perpetuate, to eternize, to

immor-

talize,

[ity.

perpetuity, eternQiui.kui a. ad. more; at most; much

more, a great deal, better; rather,
more worth while, so much the better, still more ;-{/'. above all, principally, especially; S. 8""-4<' a. ad.;liiuiT 'iini.ui^, more or less.
^ui^-kJ-nt-P-fit^, s.

Qiai.iu%ui^

,ug s. ass's foal

or colt,

young donkey or

ass ; -(>% a. proper to foals or colts ; li"''hp -4- chariot races for yearlings at the Olympic games.
.

^UMi-ium
-kJ-

Quii-t-J-

&C.

S.

IJ,-U

&C.

8"C

[nt.,r.

^Iiii~^uita^g..iupl3-

^o_^2rS.3"'*-^

sf m^L.UMpTC' -piuiquii) S.

\^^niu

i,put^

admirable, most wonderful, stupendous, marvellous -%mir S. 3"-4^_

a.

3'"<-t^"-iu6- , n^f. addition, increase,

overplus, surplus, accession, augmentation ; rest, residue ; - ^/.j , JiniMit-.
^ts' addition, supplement, appendix;
- ^upy,g , redundant malice ; -^ npn_
excrement ; p-ui^.hi_ ^u npn.
LftP't
4i'u''l' < to sase oneself, to go to stool.
3"-^^i-<^''<-/?/.% s. increase, in

crement; multiplication.

QuML^mnt-iik^a. evergreen.
3"-4-/'^

jpu ^pnL.f
tc jiui.ti_

gave

it

it'Lu,%iri_,

me new strength;
& then brought

n^ IS-I..U jtuM..h-[i^ uAftb-UMbh^j I

5
never curse again; Jp bL.u jMui.h^

forth

uiirMMuAlf^ ahph-uu

^ti-^ni-^

SCO

fiiPf

my

face no more.

3 '<"-/<->/'>

[UMj vn.

to

augment, to be

multiplied, to grow, to increase, to be

enlarged

to

adhere

go over

to, to

to add, to join, to incorporate

ki. jatt-h/uii-

gathered

jtMi^

fiLp

Jkn.u,t.

he died

to his fathers; S.

to,

& was

2, "J/*

^UMi-lrnM-3b S* p. ^uia-ts-int-imIt

arith.

addition.

^i/

S. Qtat-^J- a.

0""-kp<f''uiut% S- 3""-t' a.

or Qtut-^pJ-ui^Mupuii

^ui^

wood

fairy,

s.

nymph
;

^uiptlU

ufumia^

dryad, hamadryad.
ever memor-

%uti-^pj-uf)}i^utuili a.

^iuR..iipJ-iutiiuirQ.^iui.iiJ-iobiuir.\ld^\Q,
%aii.kp</-utiiiii.uiif. a.

singing continu-

^uLkpJ-uiuik" S. 3"-4-^ ad.

immortal heroes.

n-u.g

^ui^kin^j;fl, va. to add, to increase,

to augment; to join, to adjoin, to insert, to interpolate, to apply, to supply to reckon, to add up - ^oui-^, to
repeat, to say again, to reply, to rejoin; -^ qopni.l3j, to redouble one's
strength - yJ- n^,lh_p to sustain another's efforts - ^i^^if [n-p to increase
one's wealth; iui-n<-^u jiuL.ni.pa to
lengthen life; - t/^ipiu ltu.n.uijp, to
raise the wages of a domestic ; jumU.-i_

will

upuii/^0.^'ui..l!-mui^pui^^ BnL._

J-umIiumJ'*^

^uii-^pj-l. jncij,

AhJ-i

[ally.

<-kJ-u

%iM,L.liu,t-u/ii
lr%l,ji *. eternity ; perpetuity; age; life; world;-, -, ad.
always, perpetually, eternally -frt^j
/< -tt'Ljij ad. ab eterno, from all eternity, since the world is world; ^ --1^/^
"e "i- c"-""-< such a thing was never
heard of since the world began ; -
-h'lilj, for ever & ever, to all ages,
ever world without end, everlastingly, eternally; 4"'*?-'^/'i^"/. ~ future
life ; - >3^ duration of the world --_
"Jtlitj a. eternal,
perpetual ; u,%u,%g -^
,

eternity.
Qiiii-limlr'i,ui^[ip a. established from
the beginning of the world, from time
immemorial, perpetual, eternal.
QaiM-li,M,L-iui\aii a. eternal, perpetual, uncreate, immortal, without end;

Ifhiuiig,

immortal

life

- p-^nuJhiJi

implacable or
the Eternal, the

bitter, irreconcileable,

&C. S. 3"'-tf <^ &C.

J-mg a. perpetual,
eternal, immortal; ad. always, without
end, perpetually, eternally.

eternal enmity ~%
Everlasting One -ni.p'f eternity.
Quiif^iai^uiiitp a. rapacious, ravenous, greedy, usurping.

^uii-J^tf-utpujp S. 0*-4"^ Cld,l ant-tup'ZC

Qui^^ntu^tiT, k-jfi va. to ravish, to

carry off by force, to carry away
with violence, to snatch, to bear off;
to usurp ; to rob, to pillage, to ravage,
to plunder ; - qdjimu to charm, to enchant, to attract, to ravish or carry

^UML.lrpJ-

3><-4<'>

i-t-J-li,

always cheerful, ever pleasing; always green

-^ a. perpetually
a.

bright

i.4c^ a.

inextinguishable

; -4.i S. S'"ui^iy vn. to be perpetual, to last for ever; -^nti^uAirtr va.

AiattT,

;;
,

8b^

SOG

3b'l,

the senses ; - qa/uJH, , to escape,

to be saved or liberated ; - ^ppm , to
enrapture, to captivate or enslave the
to appropriate , to
heart ; jl/k^ usurp, to occupy or possess illegally';
-(Tvn. to be ravished, carried away
ravaged, &c.; - Wma^ to fall into extasies or raptures ; -lttuii_ J^'u^l. jhp^
caught up to the third
pnpif. lTi,p,l,j
heaven ; -lili,ui_ju,'i,l'iik t p-ij enraptured, extatic, beside oneself -4t/./[_
ad. hastily, in a hurry, precipitately.
Qai^^mui/jp^, -finii s. ravishor, spoiler ; a. ravenous, rapacious fig. charming, delightful, ravishing, bewitching.
Qu,ip^u,lini.p-lii% s. ravishing, carrying off or away, ravage, usurpation,
depredation ; rapacity, rapine ; - Ifl-n^,

Unexpected, unforeseen -I -m-iTOt -m-iT J-aiJht- ad. XXHexpectedly, unawares suddenly, all
at once; nt-ir muM^nL. A ^h-piy ^umuiu^
%hl_, to surprise, to take by surprise.
Qtrijai^lij a. as inconstant as another.
\_s. inconstancy, fickleness.
Qlrqu,J[,u, a. fickle-minded; -Tmni.'^
QlrqiiAui/i uig s. S. ^jquiiiui^ scasou ;
chapter; custom, habit, deportment,
bearing, manners /"qflii nHh -mi. ^_
a praiseworthy girl -..- ^a&
4t-ib

abduction - Wmai^
rape
enthusiasm, transport
extasy, rapture, ravishment revery - ppaiM-uity
-. u,pii.uMpnt.plr
corrupt justice ;/A_
itf^ />-, to beplundered, pillaged, sack-

cation

away

uiif^u/i,

Qlr^uifiutpb;

J'uiu,'iit^i_ /i

to give

up

pillage.

quench, slake
or allay thirst; to exhaust.
Qiuip^ij; ipiruy vn- to be extinguished or quenched.
3<"^</^'/?t/> kpPuiMT vri' to crawl
along; to go on all fours, on hands &
feet; - fuuiu,i_, to tumble, to fall head
over heels, to turn a somersault.
Qwippu/buiMT, ^iguD vn. to get tired
or sick of, to be disgusted, to have
lost all relish for,to be squeamish, over
8""/'^'% S. ^ui^ipm-Pf. [fastidious.
Qu,fni.^u/i,[.-ir,^liva.to

%u,il,pui^i.^,u'iilrtrva. to glut, to stuff,

to

sicken, to
disgust with, to cause to loathe ; -m^
j/'^a.loathsome, sickening, disgusting.
surfeit;

to

tire

3""/'ffr, hgujj vn. to

self to debauchery.
3'<</'/>''<-/?/>'.)<

s.

to

of,

abandon one-

disrelish, distaste,

s.

[,

crown.
u/j s.

highwayman, brig-

and, bandit, assassin;

pu-f,

thievish; -..
ad. thievishly ; ./?? s. plunder-

Qe^

a.

oh! ah!

robbery.
Qt-ii^^uipJiMi/jii/ii a. reprehensive, reproachful -JtriTva. to turn, to change;
int.

[ing,

or ntqp

npnil_

whatever way

way

-.

figk -in--

be, in all ways,

it

IH

some

or other.

Qhqaa%uil[aipuip

f-njh

flrf.

figurative-

symbolically, mystically, mysteriously ; -^.np a. changeable, mutable.

^h-quitiiuiiyj;
^at va. to change, to

ly, allegorically,

vary, to diversify; to reto convert; to repeat, to reiterate, to say again ; to trill, to warble,
to sing harmoniously ; -ltti_ a. changalter, to

model;

ing, diversifying.

QL-ii^%uj/ini-Pp
3irniiM^ujp<ttir

[modulation.
change, variation
va. to transport , to
s.

transfer.

3t,iy,^2^j-va. to turn upside down,

to turn topsy turvy, to upset, to overset, to turn over; to change, to convert, to transmute ; -2p-4 or

Qt-i/ju^np, a.

subject to change, va-

riable, mutable, fickle, inconstant; uip^iuifp vicissitude, ups & downs ; ,

chronic warfare; -_
revolutionary ; -t.r va. to convert, to change, to transform to degenerate ; to translate -/../ff/.^A s.
change, mutation, conversion, transformation, transmutation revolution;
vicissitude; alternation; -m-^ a. inconstant; -^a& S. S. {ilrqypn/uni-Pt
catastrophe ^^Moptpui/^uA - roving,
wandering.
fiu/i,

a.

3fr^t<r,

-Jn^pf

[over.
overflow, to run
Qhnai/iu/ii a. variable, changeable.

s.

,ii,j-

3tt".-j-&

Zir'i!-J''

Stillp a. unstable, transient.

Qt-tijkqut^^ ^uy s. solstice, tropics;

mutation perversity.
;

Qk-iiuMj^iin^iT vn. to

-JliiTvn. to repeat, to reply

s.

%uipu/bptir vn. to wait hopingly.

Qkiat-^a/i

any manner or way, anywise np^

-/"- how? in what manner? ^ .^-fb^
-u in how many ways ? g t-pj^m.^
-wg in two ways /a 4t^f - in five
ways In- n^ Jlinij^ -lUL. & in nowise
-. lin^uA Vp according to his voin

uiuimkpuiqJhiiif

satiety, disgust, loathing.

Qh^P

ed

a.

luinuniiajpi,

St't't.^fr.r,

Bummer

solstice.

frjf va, to

change, to

,,
;

,;
;
,

07

Sb'b
convert, to transmute to repeat, to
re-iterate, to rehearse, to inculcate
to translate ; - [i fi^
to turn over,
to revolve Jn one's mind, to think over
again, to reconsider ; to ruminate, to

uii/puipiauit-uAniX to grow proud,

to be puifed up ; - /. iliaqialiu,i.np% to

13-p

ponder, to muse on umkui - ^;. /.

byp - to repeat eternally the same
thing, to return often on the same subject, to twaddle, to harp always on the
same string, to be ever talking about.
,

Qt-ijak-nni,//

mj'pi^ f,
*'" J^3''"'Ui"a
depends upon him,
all hope is in him jl^a^p
jt- lean
upon me.
3t/t a. set, studded, enchased.[day.
%lrn.u,%,l. ad. the day before yester'

Versatility.

g.

able, variable, fickle, inconstant, unstable, fleeting, flighty, unsteady, volatile

ihifnt-uii.

make

to

%lrn.hj; hjf, Qt-n.ni.ir, n.^ VU. tO SOt,

mount, to enchase, to stud; to fit
in, to mortise; to connect, to join, to
link, to concatenate, to tie, to attach;
to insert, to interpolate, to intercalate ; to compose , to weave , to en,

one's

voice often heard.

8t;ijk-^i.aL

s.

change

mutation, conversion; tology, repetition

twine; - J^pfiuppmu to string pearls;

5 uiiuuint-ifUiVi, , to loll out of window;
- lun- lrq^p.,o/p t'-p *" '^'Jsit ouc's bro-

alteration,

^ou/._3

tau-

step, pace;
the troplcs
J-uMirafUiMiliui^ chaugos or
vicissitudes of the seasons.

jhi/jkuJitiiip
jh-iylrqjhtiip

n<"ftj

luplrii.ui^iu'b

>

to

double-tongued

dealer; - io^^miA^,

changing often, mut-

s.

unsheath, to draw a sword

Qlr^t;in,.p-li,.%

depend upon a man's power,

credit or protection ; - /< b-tpni-P-liui,

to advance or grow in years, to age,
to become or get old ; - ^ 4iy<o^"-_

3bS

to rely, to

'

pay him a

ther, to

visit.

mountjug, enmortising; insertion, intercalation connexion, concaQlrn-ntJih

s.

sottiug,

chasing; fitting

in,

^k-npi-j;

mute
int.,

.iP

va. to change, to trans-

tenation.

- ^ 4y p.u!b or^_
; to translate ;
to translate into Armenian, or

Haiganian

- or

Qt-qu/ii[-tr vn.

8lrqnL.Uh

S*

Qk-un/ii
qJirib'iil,

[formed.

"fy

'

rotation of a sword; jh^Jini,^ int-u'iiy

the phases of the moon,
[ning over.
^hifs or ^kifs, -t-ui[_a. brimful, run^l/buipafb uM^ s. prop, support, stay,
buttress mech. point of support, fulcrum, prop ; - "tiliiupiji easel ; maulstick ; - tiiPniLy i^iiiJ'Ahn.uij , tho arm
or back of a chair ; - uui'iin^ing bannister of a stair-case ; - ^am-ui^ the
arm-rests of a carriage ; u/ts-nn. -uhl. S.
,

^JtlpiuiP-nn.

St-int-iT, jlrgujj vn.

to lean upon,

on

to confide in, to rely

on, to trust, to put one's trust or config.

fidence in, to be based or grounded

on; va. S. 3^j"-j'"^tir; ~ jnpHh to
lean against the wall; - / ttam., to
lean or set one's back against a tree
- uipJiiuiJp. to lean on one's elbow
to rest one's elbows on; - ^ ^m-u/, to
,

; ^'^fo.- to look back;

puis-Muiipyi, to retort, to repulse, to

from, to desist

ai_, to scratch the earth

for food (as birds)

repel;

lean upon a stick

Blrul_ jl^i^t

or against

uy s. whetstone - luttt-it-y
hone - uiimi-iuiy,- grind-

stone ; -lunni-p a. sharpened, whetted;

pointed, sharp; unM-ut-p
trenchant
sword ;-<"-/.. grinder , -/, frj/i va.
to grind, to sharpen, to whet, to set
-bi.' ~"'ls. whetter, sharpener, setter.
%h,n pr. after, since, afterwards; ^u,a,/j^ after Easter ; - ^piyltnAna^
after Trajan; - Irp^n,.^ umWui^, after
two years ; - ^uyj/ ^n after or since
your arrival; - Jk^kinj ^n since you
set out; puit^iL-iT ^uMifuiUutlitua a long
time since ; - uui^mi-ni-^ , a short time
since, shortly after ; - lyanplli - y_
"iinpfil^ after that, since that time, then,
since, afterwards, after ; - npy after
that ; - jutn-ui^j before & behind ; [ pblil/iinM.ij to lay aside ; - n-mpiai-ijui^
"iitru to bring back ; - 5.anA/_. to return, to come back; - 4i^. to recede

to be changed, trans-

S. ^I^ifjirqnl-UL

Qkinuitf-a^ a. following, next, poste-

4u^ f.tuuuupli -jt-^

to loll

~ t 3"'-'H ^l^t^

to trust to a broken reed, to

hope in, to rely or depend upon one
who has no power, no interest ; -j"^

S-SJ-'

'iilruy fig.

subsequent; -f^P' -fp"'-Pt or

postscript, P. S-; -t-mpi a.
recurrent; retrograde; - ^p J-aL.au, motion or movement; -ij-f-JtiT vn, to

rior,

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gress; -fu-uqiuir vn. io retrograde, to

retrocede, to go backwards ~[u>isqaj^
/<j a. retrograde, backward ; -liiu,qMu_
^ni-P-f s. retrogradation; -b-p, a. born
after; ./S^. neophyte, proselyte; -4^a
. mar- poop, stern of a ship
S. ^tty-;
;

withdraw

to

retrocede

to

-Wm.uj a. surviving; inheriting

-4?.

descendants, successors;

posterity,

a. adventitious, extrinsic;
accidental, fortuitous, casual -irmu,^
lia!ba,pu,p ad. accidentally ; furtively,

-iFmutliiub

stealthily.

8^"'^

3tm^i; behind, hinder.

meanest; extreme, utmost, greatest, utter, uttermost; -^, posterity; - op, the day of
judgment, doomsday; - ^uit-npni^pt,
utter misery, extreme poverty; -4u/_

extreme need

Qlrtnui^niiXi,

[^o/ij

^ny/ia S.

coutract.

Qtrniyu

s. behind, hind part, back;

behind, from behind ; -4.-u4to remain or stay behind; - -fy-t^.
4<f_,
to put in the last place.
Qt-iniuif-nji,
p -if-ntX^ od. s. postoriori ; -lan^^p% s. tardy or late repentence ; -ithp s. a decrepid old man;
-/i-^o.- sinning last.

-i^ni-uk

rump.
from behind ; ad. after,
back, the buttocks; fig.
nakedness ;- i-ptafc lastly; - 4"ir
iTu/iik
behind, from behind.
^k-mni-uu, pr.

at last;

s.

Qtmu

ad. behind,

backward

ad.

^ni-u/ii
they
walking backwards ;
fell back - ffbif-q-kiT ad. backward in
an opposite sense, in the contrary di,

rections, against the grain, in a

wrong

sense or way, contrariwise; a. contrary, against, opposite, inverse ius.

iuniiualiU Jtn^ifpii mutuiut^trtua biTut
every thing went wrong with him;
fortune was against him - or - ^fc^.^
n-kJ"if-tunXiuu to turn back, to retrace
;

.Anj a. last, furthest, ulte-

rior, posterior; lowest,

poaini-PTi

fig.

things which are behind ; - ui%atu'i,ng

rump, hind-quarter, croup ; - ^u.-n,.,

a. S.

S^-i/'/'^

arse, buttocks, bottom, breech;

draw

-4iiip[iiror iiap^piT vn. to fall or

,

atr

3 08

3bS

go backward instead of forward to

unlearn, to go back, to make no pro-

back

,,

one's steps, to return, to go or come

back; liuM,^iri_,i3.hn.u - to tie the hands
behind one ; B. 2*^"-*' ; - k'"U 4""*/.>
,

abandon, to leave;
h'uder, to deter, to

to cease, to stop; to

Iiui^ni-gu/hliij to

divert from ; - i,u,pliuM%hi_, to reject, to

refuse, to confute, to disprove ; - *_
lik'bnt.ij to reject, to contemn, to despise; - mut'byijio abandon, to leave;
- nt-'iih-i_, to hinder, to impede, to divert from Akn^u - ad. with the hands
tied behind.
[off.
S^-oiuiu^/y^ ad. further behind, far
^kMnuutfinqSu AfpiTvu. to rcmaiu behind.
;

Stmuuti/pm a. crossgrained, wrongheaded, perverse foolish, stolid, half

;

to be in arrear, behindhand; to stop,

to tarry, to stay or lag behind; to

want, to deprive oneself of; to be in a

state of privation, to be destitute.
3fr">trn/>f.

>

Ml/ a. last; vile; destitute;

posterity

-^ niTuMif. hpht-^'u they

shew themselves to be the basest a-J!

>

mong men.
^y,n'bni.pr%

[ity

posteriority.

lowest rank; extrem^h-my pr. back, backward behind;

ad. after, then, since, afterwards, subsequently, posterior to, after that; s.

linifj'u^k

jQind

backward behind, from be-

4"<-"4

~ jiFutm^uut or

nt-nh-lRi

at last, finally, at length, in fine, in

conclusion ; - *. a,n.ta^j
behind &
before; -!<,<<., after; -JttpJkt behind or after you ; - ^lo.uif^, to be
deprived of.
Btingy., ^tm/yus.back, fundament,
,

mad.

[rebellion.

Qkmuq-iiip^m-fs. return; contumacy,

8tinutplrt.u,^p ad. backwards, receding.
Xyb-puMquiltullT, utausj

QkptifqltJ', -0U

dream, to have a dream or vision to rave, to be light-headed; jaipjd^m,!, to dream wide awake
t.
piuqnil^ to dream dreams - uml^m
to have many unquiet dreams tpuM^
jlrpui^^uM,. l^ii I have dreamed.
'
^hptu^idyb a. subject to dreams, full
of dreams or fancies np. Herazmuin.
^frpu,iinii_s. dreamer, visionary.
^kpuMuui"!, s. inflammation or sores
produced by the saddle from excess
of riding; horseman's gonorrhoea; -luiT
vn. to be sore from too much riding.
vn. to
;

Qt-ph^n^aa, ad. yostcrday's.

Stp^i-ptj; frj^ va. to accommodate,

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,;

8Mr

;.

8bC

a09

to suit, to arrange, to adjust; to form,

to fashion, to give a relish or zest to
to compound, to compose, to combine;

i-typm^n/i -, an arch-fool, an out-&-

-5j.t/".to compose one's counten-'

^hpln-pnt-Su s. adjustment.
[ance.
8t^4">/> a. ad. long a long or great
while or time - ^-um%^um%uiu to have
a long illness.

to

Qtrp^uipu,^nj% ad. lengthily

very
long -^tuMj a. long living, long-lived;
- ifi'tilr^jto live long;-.n-'S'/fr^,to lengthen life -Jt^h,r S. 3%4'/i^'/*; - op (i
jop, to procrastinate, to postpone or
,

defer from day to day ; i^t-giuii fipfi,

that affair went on slo^y ; -J^ni-p-f
s. prolongation, protraction ; -.i^'^ S.
tf 4'"/'""*/''f j v"'-2.'''- of happy memo-

ry

-^uMiT, utgiiif S. Qhfiiiuippir-y -t-np S.

Xjp^tuptiti-nn
;

^irpiiu.py>r,

va. to prolong, to

tji,

prorogue, to delay, to put

tract, to spin out;

be short-lived
i-ni-pa

let

his

o^-

off,

^hti/bu

to profit-p

to

n^ jtrpliuiphu^k ",
days be few uin.iu%^
;

jhpliaiphinj [luli imiuoiij^^ in 0, word

in short, in fine; - or ~[iir vn. to
be prolonged, to last, to continue^ to
,

^-,

remain permanently.
%hpliuipn^l, a. long-winded.

Qkp/impni-P-p^i

s.

length

prolonga-

tion, prorogation.

[uncertain.
St-p^ni.utim'i, a. doubtful, dubious,
QlrpJIiai.aiiiuil/', uyutj Vtl. tO doUbt, tO
have doubts, to mistrust, to hesitate,
to waver, to be in suspense ; to suspect,
[certainty.
Qlrp/jnt-uiip s. doubt, hesitation, unQlrp/l[ai-iMMjnM.juM%aii_a.

causing doubt;

Q^iTiupuipuA a

speak

like

-t-J" vn
prating
a madman,^ foolishly,
.

crazily ; -nt.pt .silly discourse, foolery, silliness ; -piap ad. foolishly, sil-

-4% a. insensate, foolish;

; wildly
-linpya a. lost foolishly or imprudentlily

ly

half-witted

-Jliin a.

fool, to

driving

supported by, propped against

confided in or relied on
fig.
iuii_- uin. q-puiVii, to stop at the door;
;

S. 8A,
'j

-piap a. causing
; intoxicating.

vn, S. 8^'/'aip[iJ' to
the fool ; -*"j *. lunatic

play

asylum

fanatic

mgiy

-iulir,

/"/;

madness,

mad

h-a^

Qliifutph /",

h-qni.-iiuMbhJ' VCt.

to

drive mad, to distract, to dement ; fig.

to infatuate, to charm, to bewitch, to
fascinate, to bewilder; to intoxicate.
QliiTiap^iT, hjuy vn. to lose one's senses, to go mad, to become foolish or

deranged -

;
ufipn^, Jt ukp n,_pni.^ , to
violently in love with, to dote on,
to be smitten with, to be passionately
fond of ; - /i ^t/^ nt-pai^ to fall desperately in love with a person's beauty ; " /' r^nt-P hpfrautq nt-pnt-p
tO bO

fall

all

flame for.

Qfiiraipni-P-fii^i s. alienation of mind,

craziness, folly, madness ; fatuity, silliness, simplicity; fury, intoxication;
spirit of infatuation.
^nif-Ji -p-t
3/>%ni.%i^, jjtj.ia'bg s. the fifty days
from Easter to Pentecost.
^bi^tyf ^^' S' ^UMpuujnt-^i &C.
,

*8p^iinui'ii.[ip s.

Q[i^miMi/i

juj

album.
s.

remembrance,

memory

re-

reminiscence,
commemoration, mention memorial
monument; -m^ mpJ-uAp, worthy of
collection

memory, memorable

disheartening.
8*-jr

out fool.

- ISr^tjt^nj,
commemoration of the dead - /p"j
Saints' days, commemoration days
;

by the bonds of mu-

t"4 -/'. sacrifice or oblation in memory

of 4iy -^ bread for a memorial -.y
fuf^P amanuensis, secretary f - in

[fulcrum, prop.
8%<<'(4r<" *. meeh. point of support,
%y^uiJl,u, a. resolute, constant, firm;

memory

of;

ftTy -[, for my sake,

in remembrance of me; i#^<." -, a
confused recollection of; -".. by the

S^f"-^

memory

of; <-

S. 3^^<"f<<'^*
[obstinate.
%lrgat-gu,%trJ'va, to support, to shoro

or prop up.

oh - ,rujpn.iupk oh pro8'f^ wt'

phet - mtun-iuuihuMi, ah wretch
Qp^liiT or Qlrqij-fiirvn. to dry the wa!

ters off the earth.

Ql,jL,p, ufj a. out of one's senses,
foolish, senseless, mad, crazy, silly;

nutmu3%uig united
tual affection.

uia.

^ -4- in memory of;

- uifiAt^, to mention,
to make mention of; ^fe/^ ^ -1 to recall, to recall to mind to remind of,
.

as a memorial;

to recall to the

memory

of; oju.4t/;^

keep or treasure up the memory of; tM(piriu%lii_ ^ ji"-inj -uij to have

forgotten, to have no recollection of,
not to recollect more.
2_-

to

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310

3bU

memorial
writer, memorialist; memorial; memory; -fpnupl s. commentary, memoir, annals -i^j *. monument, cenotaph, tomb; -;ii *. memory, archives,
annals; sepulchre, monument; album;
Qp^uiui^iMii-^P

fpifj

s-

- Jiuuih%\ig , i-p"3 brief epilogue; -puip

a. memorial, preserving the memory

memorable

of; ~i-ap a.
s.

-M-npn^.p-ln-ti

u,j s. fifty

period or num-

Advent;
day of Advent.
ber of

-u,Jh..u, s. first

fifty;

-iltuA OiPj a. of fifty

years old ; ~Jt>y J-miru,^
"buJi jubilee ; -u/.o.f 4 a. ad. fifty times
as much -^fr. s. captain of fifty
-^np a. fifty, containing the number
Ql.uiiuJkm/

years

fifty

3^%r.x,4

t4.z-j s. a. fifty.

[fifty.

mention; memory.

^Jf^muM^hiT, t-gf, vn. to remember,

to recollect, to call to memory; va. to

mention, to make mention of; to remind, to put in mind.

%l,jjuu,uitini-[3-lii.% s. mention, quotation memory, reminiscence, remembrance, recollection; commemoration;
- iiin.%lr/_, to mention '/^"/^/ - to be
mentioned.
[bered.
Qtztib k V. imp. it is to be remem^titite it"'3 *.ieepsake, souvenir,
memento, love-token mass-dues.
;

'

Sfet/^'-F*. memory,
Ql^^iT. tj[, va. to

remembrance.

ber

me

me

don't forget

jtzt^u

do

you remember ? ijfiihir ^u/Ln^,% I

don't remember his name, I have forgotten his name.
Qli^jni^uAtiTva. to put one in mind
,

of, to

remind, to recall to the

memory

remember, to bring
admonish, to warn -._
juA,n,i_,-iii-gl,^s. monitor, admonisher;
of, to recollect, to

mind

to

prompter

S. 'f/"""<"*'4

remembering
-uiliu/iHi
-nt-p-li *. memory; S. Qp^^Uh; unM^p -J,,
a good or happy memory; mliuip-^,
unhappy memory.
3fcft

""

3fo?j -.p 3W3 s. improper & offensive words, abuse names, insult, con1

tumely.
,

mention, commemoration,

memory, remembrance.
3/'" utkp int.

my
,tn

lord! tell
,

[s.

part.

oh king hear us

Of'Au/.f^.L//, n, fifty-headed.

fifty.

"^pPainnu 3" "ps Jesus-Christ, J.-C.;

-upuip ad. like Jesus ; -ui^l-'ii sf. Holy
Virgin, Mother of our Lord ; -.4.% a.
,

Jesuitical

-uil[ia%ni-Pt

s.

Jesuitism

commanded or estabhshed by Jesus -tuA . Jesuit.

-uiM-uAq. a. taught,

QPpiiiplilrir vn. to

try, to strive, to

tax one's ingenuity.

ad. justly,

8ppuii.li

deservedly; in

truth, truly, surely, certainly, and indeed, in fact, yes.

QPpt-j; tjf va. to attach, tb con-

nect, to unite
to fix.

to stretch or hold out

Qqa/btMitT, uijiuj vn. to conceive; to be

pregnant, to be with child or young,
to be in the family way.
Ollutp^ul-npi &C. S.3'"-^"'/''t"'*-"/"&C.
t

niSii D, ^iint-P-pi-bm

QiluijncjuAtiTva. to get with young,

to impregnate, to fecundate.
S'l^il'P ?-"'4'"'-"/'"4 *. chair for lying-in women; couch of misery.

send to, to forward,

- ^i-Jt^k to send for,
to send to search after.
Qii^ir, irj[i va. to

to despatch

^i^.tiiiiiT S. ov"'^""*''*

'u-y i'""ji a. big, pregnant, in

the family way ; - ^At/^, to be with a
3'z./'

my lord I pray you

me my lord! j[,u q-u.pi
oh

every

or ^/A "ishgntX or jn'-^y

[old.
S/zo^^jo ad. fifty times.
^l.u%opy.y a. of fifty days ; fifty days
o*^j a. fifty ; -f^ilt
%l,un^%
headed ; -cf;iiJtui% a. of - hours;
-^uAi-'iit-u/b a. of - cubits.
3M]nW] f ^- JESUS, the Kedeemer, the Saviour, our Lord ; Qflu'iitfk-ui'U

^iiutani-P-fiMJit

Or aliutmni- uju (X. USlug

improper language, insulting, abusive,
taunting, outrageous ; - /r/At^, to call
names, to abuse, to insult, to outrage,
to injury, to revile, to use like a blackguard; -n^p-l-tii s. abusive language,
foul offence, low or blackguard abuse.
iQpynauiuinL.

3^ni-ffi.

^[.u'blrplTui^ irkutg 0. . fiftieth period of fifty days; Pentecost; jubilee.

"y a. fiftieth ; s. the
Qliu%tpnpii.
Advent ; u,!fi- - the fiftieth year, jubilee; -t./", *jf va. to take the fiftieth

bear in mind,

to call to mind, to remember, to recollect ; to record; j^^t-ut qliu remem-

to

QVi
8l.u%u.i

'

emery, [child or young.

va. to rough-hew, to
roughen down, to smooth, to plane, to
Sy^io^u'//
Qiffitir,

s.

/.-,,/.

;
,

,,
.

H
polish ; to burnish, to gloss; fig. to pol[ish.
Q'litl.>- polisher, burnisher.
8'/4"jf * polisher, burni^ing-tool or
-stick, sleek.
[ing, polish, gloss.
S'li'"-tt -nt-Sli,
S'lr'-P'l"-^ *

s.

polishing, burnish-

conception, pregnancy

the being with young; breeding; >%

-p-t. Feast of the Conception; um%,u_
puMu, - Immaculate Conception.
,

%H^iubuMir,u,^iyvn.to overflowwith,
to run over; to gorge, or glut oneself,
to be filled, satisfied, crammed, stuffed; to be loaded with, to swim in
plenty, to wallow or roll in wealth.
^nJiiuukp a. gluttonous
glutton ,
,

gourmand,

[to surfeit,to stuff, to

cram.

^q^w^ni-^uM^hiTva. to gorge, to glut,

s. plenty, abundance,

QilJini-P-liLi,

satiety, surfeit ; 4i-^ /, ~[3-t to live

in clover, [thrifty, niggard, niggardish.
,

impudent, insolent, saucy;

8"',3"''iarf.where? - t/./3. ? where
are you going ? jn^^ bi. ad. wherever,
wheresoever.
8^nn,i_ a.

jubilee; ^(7. jubilee, festivity, rejoicing; - ur, year of

%npbib^ s. Gr. w. obelisk, [jubilee.
8"?-*
t/"?-""-^
t"'^3 o- niuch
many, more, several, numerous.
Qnf%uipuiuuilii a. very lucky, fortunate ; -puMp ad. in many ways or manners ; often, many times ; -puippum. a.
sonorous, resounding, noisy, strepitous, stentorean ; -p.l:iint^, S. Pu/^/i-;
-p/.d- a. full of stains or spots, very
much stained or soiled -pnt^i, a. numerous, many; ad. often; -^4 a.poly^np.hiya.'i,

ip-f, .

>

'

mathic -f-inulu a. many headed, polycephalous; -flmit a. practicable;

;

-^nflt a, much more ;

many; -qb-iin^u a. very

-juA

divers,

a.

abundant, heaped up, superabundant -P-uifuuAJt a.

very importunate, tiresome, troublesome -p-uilujih- a. very sorrowful
;

much

aBicted ; -/?f - a. in great

,

having a plural termination;

the plural number often,

times a. S. 8'"t*'4>i -4<^.
Tfiup a. very talented
polymathic ;
-^nu.ui a- flowing abundantly -^i>a...
null &C. S. prajf/Io- &C. -TCuipmli a.
devouring, voracious
-j,p,i.u,p a.
well prepared, put in order, adjusted,
dressed or adorned ;-tint.i a.polyono-il> ad. in

many

mic -znpP-

a.

S. ^laqj'u,-

-ilrty

polychromic -{^p^p
tt. polyophtalmous
;
polyopic; polyommatie -uiu,TCnpC a.
highly ornamented; -/<Y/ii S. P"<t.
nTiu-'^ "#iH-#6-5. polytheist ; uuim-ui^
irnt-P-J, s. polytheism -mt-umli a. protean, of many forms or shapes, divers,
;

varied, multiple

-mtul,i_ S. P.^./l-

very sad, very melancholy.

Qn^%[r, t^uy vn. to be tired, weary,

-uifunn-p a.

fatigued.

[erudite.

very wise, learned,

abounding in gold.
a.

Qn,ii,[,i/hiH,n

Qn^inii/ip a.

ways or

Snfiiopk^, ad. a. in several

fashions.
Snfi.nj-4uAai.pi,i.%

[lament.
g.

sigh, groau,

much, great, much

Qn^n^^, [,j a.

of,

a great deal of; -^ many, several

most men, most
-^ f Jmp^iuAi^
people, the generality of mankind;
- u.'ii^u.j', many a time, often.
Qniailuni-n/ii a. moro
much more, in
greater number; ad. often, very frequently, generally; -S-^i a. fecund,
fertile, fruitful
4"^/' - uiiui-uMmiii,Jp
father of a numerous family - un-iuif.
uMpuMJp^ fruitful in great men -^t-uiji
a. long living; -^p ad. often, frequently, many times a. much, more -Jtnii
,

S. ^uiqjh,-

-Jhiip-

a.

smoky,

fuligin-

ous, sooty; -Aiuij; uM^uijvn. to increase,

to augment, to grow, to multiply;
-^m.^uAiL-j; -ilhir, tj/r va. to cause to

abound or increase, to augment, to

multiply.

num-

very numerous,
much, many -p-^t-mn. a. very wretched, unfortunate, oppressed by grief or
misfortunes -funi^jp. a. assembled in
great multitudes or flocks, very numerous -^nt-nUi a. crowded, thronged -h^ui[unn_ a. exterminating -S-a/_
t-uii_tt. very extended, vast; -(tm.^ a.
very agitated, much troubled -liu/h
a. numerous, many gr. plural ; -^u,^
%u,^lvpui a. having a plural form -i"..
bers or quantities

8(11,

"hwiltpl^a.

s. great number or quanmultitude, abundance plurality,

Qninils-i-t

tity,

multiplicity.
[vatives.
Qajitnpm, &C. B.\llpnpim With Us dgn-

^niiui/t

<

ikf.

it'"a C" lazy, slothful,

sluggish ; inquisitive.
%nqu,j; uiguy vti. to lie dowu negligently, to throw oneself down heedlessly to sleep, to stretch oneself down,
to repose; to observe, to watch, to
spy, to be on the watch for, to way-


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803

ii

lay, to lie in wait for, to lay snares or

ambushes.

[S.

QnqaAmtr, mjiy

to

vTi.

Q-qunT.

grow proud

not firm, weak, tottering, unstable, unsteady ; inconstant, mutable, vacillating, wavering,
,

lug o.

versatile, fickle, volatile; -luJfa, a.

fickle-minded ; -tr, tj/. , -hgnt-jaiitir
va. to shake, to cause to totter, to
waver, to be irresolute, to vacillate;
to stir, to agitate, to trouble; -n,-Pp,

inconstancy, instability, levity, versatility, unsteadiness ; -"-* S.

Qni^ l^uMiTt &C. S. n^'[0"'5yf'"7.?8'/^^<r, t-giy vn. to bend, to incline.
" v/t' w"-^ ~4^ j"'-^3 * research,

-ni-Hi, s.

'

examination, investigation, inquiet;

emotion
agitation
perturbation
,

trouble, confusion

a.

troubled, agitat-

ed ; - upuifi , emotion ; -^ ^n-mfni-Phg

troubles , broils ; - *-- l-!i'n-f^p
research, perquisition, chicane, pettifogging ; f -a //plig in the heat of passion p "iiuifulif/L -u giuuir.u'ii in the first
impulse of indignation ; - uireit^, ^ ,

oneself with the delightful hope; ^fr.

I^sbk

Jl'-onil^ uiiupuMnht, [3-aiMp[3'iutph-^

to fcod Or entertain one

with flattering hopes or chimeras, to
keep one in suspense to ridicule, to
deride; ^<m^^ [ijni.unj to lose hope;

gnu.gia'i,ti_qnp

^nquignM-guiuhiTva. to Tender negligent : to make proud.

^nqy-nim.

J- pi-p to despair, to give

up all hope, to be in despair jni.uail_
^hmi_, to live in hopes * i^lri_^ pt-p p
^u,iauit,t-i_

ni-pnM._p , to
build on one's
* - inui/j to cause to conceive
hopes, to give hope, to inspire with

4t-p>uj

hopes

hopes

tj-tpt-K.

^uAt-i^

^Ana-fj ^ujuiuinL-/q~- nt-pnt^

person's hopes

^yJ-

ad. too, very,

siderably, very
,

make

'"

j^u.hope died within me; puMpiuM,.

sbiT - ifipiinJr all hope of safety was
,

iOSt

Ufui^utuiraoiiuitP aat-uni thplint-h

lazy; cowardly.

jnt^t *""j * c- Gtreek - ^.

Greek, the - tongue.
"W" j"'-"y "4." ~4! j'"-"t3 * hope,
hopes, expectation, longing; confidSe/*

t"-

ence, trust ;
t^uilip

>

'

'

f.t-n.iui-^%

trn.iulitf.ntlli

^.ut-utumf,

i^ujtfS-ugnjif

lih'b^
iHrit

hyp -' renewed or reviving,

grounded,

lively, ardent,

wellsolacing,

great, blind hope iAq.nL.%iy% mliuip,

uAuinnfr^ ugtuur^n OT ^lujfL^ialfUib iini-uit
,

-, Vain, weak, uncertain, delusive or deceitful, false,

[uni-uuiilini.

u/iijpui

despairing of life ; ^fumun. - >// he

despaired^ i,uimutt. - ilk-p , our hope is
,

vanished fi. hu
hopes are in you ;
,

big, fat,

/.iT,

all

my

S. ^<umuj%ltir-^ u,p_

hope.
plump, fat

to revive

Qyp fJ a.
ty

Jftuili

&

lus-

9f- aspirate.

Qyp uiu^u or uui/ip ad. why? on what

account ? for what reason

slow, tardy, slothful,

tO XUllll a

>

more & more, extremely, exorbi-

3wt.' j"'-d'3

to

4- p'i'^

ituiphlri^ If-

tantly, excessively, exceedingly.

to

hover between hope &

I have some hopes fljt
uMjuufliuft 4- ^i-i ?/'
I hope that, I
am in hopes that - pJ" kr that is my
only hope i/iai^lna^ j""/" j"'-"'!i ""i^^uiiai-Pt- hopeless - i--i/ ^2^umi_ kp
hpliliLjili

fear

more, much, con-

much, a great deal;

ni-pni.^

ifi^hi_Tg^Jh-2_j"'-"y >"-

l"^"ttp ""^I'L, to search into, to

researches, to investigate.

deceive one's hopes or expectations

?.

rhseda, an ancient
four-wheeled chariot.
[plover.
%ninnui y.hoopoo,pewet,lapwing,
3''/i.u<6'/ils> a. low-born, ignoble, base.
Onn-u'tru/iT, uigiy vu. to bocomo wicfced or contemptible, to grow or get
worse & worse, to be deteriorated to
QnufiiMiii,

lug

s.

debase, demean, degrade or disgrace

oneself, to degenerate, to fall away.
QniLiiigm-ju^hir, %nii.lr VU. tO makO
spoil, to corrupt, to debase,

worse, to

deteriorate ; to underrate, to depreciate, to disparage.

[or bad.
^nn.lriiili t-lip ^uig a. rathor wicked
to

hope Vi/tf J"'-"y

the rays of hope; pu.n-'iiu,i_ ^_, to take
away or put out hope j4t-ra y-*""/:"*""t jni-unji to abandon oneself to chimerical hopes, to hunt a shadow;

-^ qunr, worst.
Qnn-p, n-t-y, n-king a, wicked, bad,
defective, paltry, wretched, low, vile,
sorry; unseemly, detestable.

'Anutp jnM,untl_u^tMinuiplri ^ ubnuili ^mi_

ity,

fleeting, foolish

"/^f
nopes

to
;

nourish oneself with vain

^lutigp jni-Hnil_ mtupuipfiu to

hug

SniLt-fnfli a.

worse;

bad condition or qualdeterioration, degeneracy, decay.

3""^ S. S""'

Son-ni./?? f .

3ni/ui^. uig

s.

panther.

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8nr
Qnilii/iiuM^

snp

s 15

S. ^uiM-uAuili

umHHhT OF

riding a young ass,

[colt.
Qnilminut^ uig *.stone-hor8e,stallion;
Sn^ux ^ . iota; /?5'. jot, tittle.

pii, diligently, eagerly, promptly,

readily ; - it%hu to exhort, to incite,
to induce ; - kp-f,yi_, to sing andante
iuii. p - ^amailing
to iuspiro witb the

^nmmbuMi-np Ot 8'""^'<<'<-'>/' a. Upright,

on foot, standing; - 4uy_, to stand up.

taste for labour, to incite to work.

Qnpq.npiu^yiia ud. BagBrly, cordial-

tni. a.

ly,
s.

the standing upright.

Unpuiir vn. to fret, to grieve, to worry or vex oneself, to be uneasy, agitated,

[overflovring, superabundant.
Qnpf. 0. abundant, copious; plentiful,
Sn/'T.'upn/'p a. very hot, burning,
stifling, suffocating; -p<-ij^ a. flowing
abundantly, copious, abundant; -^^^
i.u3 a. going or flowing rapidly ; very
impetuous, rapid, violent; -^t./3^ S.
poy^y*"" ; tk'r S. Onfifutpni-iilu -Ji a,

brimful

-^/yu a. full of light,

very

lu-

minous, shining -[uiuhum^ S. Qnp^u,^

-^oo a. fluent in speech, elofbuig
quent, wordy, glib -4t/^ty^ a. falling
in abundance; overflowing; -4ou or
;

s. flood or overflow of waters,

torrent; -^nupirvn. to flow or fall copiously or in abundance ; -Jm/i, a.
sonorous, loud obstreperous ; -i_
/uaAJt a. full of envy, very envious
-iT'-'^i. " blowing strong, impetuous,
violent ; -n-p a. abounding in water

^n>ip

superabundant, very copious ad. abundantly, in large quantities, much, in torrents -uu,^ S. 3"pif-mpn,.^; uuM^ a. eloquent, fluent;

-iLotui

a.

-luiuiH a.

gushing, flowing copiously

very showery.

-miupuiili a.

high, acute, shrill.

%npq.lr^M.li a.

^npq.hw, kgj, va. to c^use to abound

or flow in abundance, to deluge with,
to pour out abundantly; to augment,
to increase; vn. to be full of, to abound,
to superabound, to stream or flow copiously ; to overflow, to run over; to
flood ; to be gorged with, to swim in
abundance - ^ui;^y^ to overflow,
to rise above the banks.
;

^npif-triLu/iiq.

-%

a.

vory ardent,

boil-

ing, burning, fervent.

^npif-jilT S. ^lipq-lrlT

diligently investigating.
^npn.npui^ u/j s. exhortation
parenesis ; homily ; a. mus. audantino ;
,

Qnp^npuiJpu, a. full of ardour, eager,

desirous, ardent, prompt, ready ;
ian.%t-ij to exhort, to persuade;
- ib.
'iit-i, to be eager, desirous.
%np^nphir, h^f, va. to exhort, to persuade, to excite, to incite, to induce,
to stimulate, to spur or urge on ; to
encourage, to animate, to inflame, to
comfort ; to multiply, to augment, to
increase.
^npq.nph^nL.^li^t Qnpi^npli^a. Cxhorting, persuasive; engaging, winning;
stimulating, animating.
Qnpj.npl,ir, i-jiy vn. to be exhorted,
persuaded; animated, inflamed; - y_
p-nf uMijhuM^, to be touched, moved
with compassion.

j^npn.npni-Pli o. tfi-&. ^npiLni-Pp *

Qnpii.npni.ia

s.

oxhortatiou, persua-

sion, incitement, stimulus, spur, incentive,

encouragement.

Snpq.nt.ppL.%

-nt-Uii s.

abundauce,

affluence, superabundance, exuberance ; outflow, overflowing, discharge,

torrent, inundation; -Pp ad. in torrents, abundantly, copiously; -pp^A
luphu.'h, rivers of blood; -p^iiip //_
if7^^<0u/ij plagues upon plagues.
SnpJ-aiiT ad. when conj. since, as ;
- or jnp J-iuj; when?
[profound.
,

Qnp^

S. t\pi:i -ui[unp a. very deep,

uig s. current, stream, tor-

xinpiu/i,

rent ; eddy, whirlpool, vortex bubble,

bubbling foaming mar. eddy-water
-a uin^itnt-ij to boIl hard, violently or
;

furiously.
Qnpiiutini-m o. flowiug rapidly; impetuous, rapid ; furious, noisy, clamor-

ous ;*. whirlpool; syrtis, quick-sandj

Vlfl.

%npq.np a. exhorted, encouraged;

prompt, ardent, diligent, eager, desirous; copious, abundant ;mus. andante;
limj'uMi.npat-^
s. exhortation ; - upmfit.
,

p^P heartily, willingly, gladly

,

with great pleasure, very willingly.

%npii.npiulanjii_ a.

/-.

moving sands.
Qnpi'i.ha.in'i,^ a. boiling, foaming;
agitated, furious, turbulent.
%npint.m a. sultry, suffocating.
QnpJk ^irmk ad. sincB, since that ; -

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<r tu Juab tuli^

long

lait^ h'b

it is

since that

is it

inrn-iutL.

It

^uAf
,

hOW

was done ? tpiini.

IS two joars since

only three days since I was told

so, or, since I

heard

1'3

'

-lu'itp

<

tor,

author

tor

a.

appellation,

s.

inciter, agitator, instiga-

seditious
;

ut^li^

agitated sea,

-.i a. agitating, griev-

ous, vexatious ; - ^ni-i t brach, questing- or setting-dog; -yia a. boisterous,

stormy, tempestuous.

ed

name, denomination, title u/i,n^i, -u..

"iiu,^, surname; -u/uo^ ad.
by name

heavy billows

it.

8"/"jr 4*- "'4- ad. since.

%np2^p2_

3n^

s 14

since you set out;

irb 'y^ M^np^lrutuL.

Jtiii.tjui(,,

3ai.qa,pi a. agitated, violently mov-k-iT, k^fi va. to search, to investi;

gate
4n-

-nc laj s. inquirer S. 1o.lj,^_

plunderer, marauder, spoiler,
,

Qni.jfuipi[,i,S.Qai-qiapAii.p[i'

[robber.

only, nominally ; -Irj; h^l, va. to call,

to name, to denominate, to qualify as,
to give a name to, to entitle; to sur-

search or
inquire after, to make search for, to
ferret out, to hunt after to examine,

name ;-/../ w.

to discuss

to be called, named,
&c.; - ju/un,-% n.-pn^, to

entitled,

bear another's name, to be called

ter

-oi_a

S. Qnp2np2^'iip

S.

af-

ipnipnfuui^

llu/li,

fin^nluhuii^ QX uyiyi^^ti ~> mC3"/ "<4# ad.

?
[taphor.

why

Qnpuiya ad. supiuoly, with one's face

upward, lying on one's back backwards
- iiuplinL.jti/btu to hurl or
throw backwards, to overthrow, to
upset, to throw down on the back, to
.stretch on the earth - ^,^, /u^,^,
to lie down prone, flat on the face, to
stretch at one's whole length; to fall
backwards - hu.L,,b%hJig. to be idle,
negligent, neglectful, to stand with
folded arms
-//r^fr^ ^ to throw
down & hind strongly; - o*4%^^, to
fall on one's back, backwards;
-4,j^
b t"'u^p'-n2_ I Stretched myself on
;

the grass ;^/lipi -h..,i^

recede, to flow back ;

u.%l,u.^,i,i^,

Jfb^^

to

jlfi.p.

how long wilt thou

sluggard ? ~/r.r. t^gf. va. to
throw to the ground, backwards, to
overturn, to knock down, to fell or
strike to the earth -[.J-vn. to lie down
on one's back, to sleep -n^/J/.^t. s.
-kiufjiu,,, iiii_,y,

sleep,

8nV

S. S""/

S'"-?-'"

[overthrow.

-J uyf, s. Judas, traitor; S.

-u.liu.% a. Jewish, judaical;

Z,""fpy[>;
-uiuiku ad.

as Judas, like a traitor,

treacherously, traitorously; -lru.% a.
Jewish; -^ the tribes of Israel; -.._
P[,^, s. Judaism.
,

Qni.qu./u'bq.l.p

searchiug, prying,
investigating, scrutinizing;
- ih'blri^, to
seek, to search, to make researches,

to investigate, to scrutinize, to set

out
in quest of, ta make inquiries,
to in-

quire after.

QnM^iT,

t-jp va. to seek,

to agitate, to move, to
trouble ; to excite, to incite, to provoke, to stir up, to move sedition;
;

- iiitnil_ t-i. ^.aiTatp to SBok everywhere for, to ransack - lu'ii.[,pu to

breed disputes, to excite quarrels;
-pirvn. to be moved, touched; to be
,

agitated, troubled, upset, excited, pro-

voked to rise in rebellion, to rebel,

to mutiny jnuqlA fni-P-^ fuT [, %u, I
yearn for him, I pity him jn-t%'"i
^n-/?p
%P he was touched, moved
with compassion jni-qt-u,j q^nt-P- lr
b i^vy */*' he moved my compassion
;

for him.

^n^^tjlu

s. search, research, pertrouble, agitation ; incitement, instigation ; turbulence, confu-

quisition

sion, tumult; - /unp^ini-ry , auguish,

anxiety, affliction, pain; -ipbj- hast-

iness , outburst
transport.

- u^m^

emotion

to care for.

Qn^lu.^ni.^uAtJ' va. to cause to beidle, slothful, indifferent, to

enervate, to demoralize.
Qni-ipu/iipuip f. Julianist sectarians.
3'K-^i' b OV [kuy S. July ; JuslTulruilili
in the month of -.
-fi
Qni.fai.piii.'i, s. idleness , laziness
,
slowth, negligence ; cowardice.

come

where one wishes; where

wherever you like.

Qni^^iatTad.

you

will,

transport, expedition; to accompany, to attend, to escort, to convoy; -utM-np a.

accompanying, escorting; -^ s. attendants, train, retinue, suit ; - Jrtun. funeral oration ; ~u.i.npt.pf g. funeral,
3n,.,iuifi/j *.

kpP-uijj

ilfbl^ij

0"<-2<(

'"3 s. S. I'>#.^u.p4"'-

inven-

[carelessly.
Qni-iuip^i, ad. idly, lazily, slowly,
SnM-iuAtaiT, ui^uy vn. to be idle, to
grow lazy, indolent; to neglect, not

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funeral train orprocession ; obsequies,

burial; -hiT, fey/l va. to accompany, to
attend on, to escort ; to lead, to conduct, to guide ; to send, to expedite,
to despatch, to forward ; to perform

enchant, to cast a spell over, to bewitch, to charm, to fascinate ; -[ a.

abundant ; watered, irriguous ; fecund,
fertile, fruitful,

productive

-^^

s.

di-

viner, sorcerer, enchanter, magician,

the funeral obsequies; -^iTvn. to be

wizard

accompanied; be buried.

murmur against,
to bear rancour, to owe a grudge;
-pni-P-l;^ s. ill-will, malice, rancour.

S'

Qn^,iu,plil,f_

pnM-Pj,^

j"ii"4s.iP' /i'4"'-' to

[agent, transmitter.

sender

forwarding

sending, expedition.

-ni-l3-[,Ji, s.

enchantment.

Qnut-iTuipltir vn. to

nMuitp s.

enchantment, witchcraft, sorcharm, fascination; amu-

cery, magic

talisman, charm, preservative,

phylactery -a jnt.n-P-t-i_8. Qni.n.[3-trir.
cism; -^4-" s.
^nt-umpiap ad. hopingly
-ptli S.
cist -ikqni. a. speaking Greek Ionic;
- ^pk>y Hebrew born in Greece, i. e. Qni-uiMi^uiui ; -pt-p a. hopeful -q-tp ainspiring hope, inspiriting reviving
in captivity; -liu/b a. Greek; - 4n-^,
greek fire - ni(, grecism 4u,plri_ ^tC hope or courage, encouraging, ani- to grecize, to grecianise, to render mating; consoling; -i.pu,liMM.% a. conexhortatory
solatory
comforting
greek.
Qni-^iuiui ffj *. jujube uiif.ij% a. isa-n-phj; tri/l, wa. to revive hope ; to comfort, to encourage -if-pn^p-J, s. giving
bella, yellow-dun; -[, uiunj . jujubehope; comforting; hoping; t/. -4.tr
tree.
hellenism, grehellenist, grecian, gre-

%niJi,uipiJiini-Plii^i s.

let,

%nL.%u,utp
pni-Pliiii

s.

s.

philhellene, -nist ; -^_

philhellenism

-ummi

f *.

Greece.
ad. in

%,-'iiiuplfl,

Greek

m-uu/iilrlj ^^nh_, pioiilr_

a.

tO

Greek

Icam

Or

study, to know, to speak Greek.

QnJbiujjnt-j/uAlrj'va. to grccizo, to
Q,iL.%iJipu,[i .

antimony, [grecianise.

or ifruy s. June ; jl3 -f

the thirteenth of-.
Qnt^ini-utii or Qnn-itlutp [, s. January.
3nv.S. i\--z_, od. s. 3'"-i.W; - inttake care! mind! - a&t-i_, UMnihi^ to
recall to one's memory, to cause to
801-%/'"

I'

remember, to remind; - Ih^l, ^h^, iirii_,

remember -

recollect,

t^ti.

%/i

he

has remembered.
%ni-2u,p,up

,MMj

a.

causing to remem-

ber, recalling to a person's recollection, mind or remembrance, comme-

morative ; suggesting warning s.

prompter ; -n..p-f s. act of reminding
warning, admonition, notice, advice.
,

ad. slowly,

3'-2/'i'

softly,

leisurely; softly, gently, mildly; to go fair & softly ; to walk

gravely along.

onocentaur;
centaur, hippocentaur; siren,mermaid.
,

waiting with hope

hopeless ; -^cuin^p, -^uiin a. in despair, without
hope , comfortless , broken-hearted,
disconsolate, discouraged, despondent ; - uin!bh-i_, to despair, to take away
all hope, to drive to despair, to throw
into despair ; - f^ifc/_. to be in despair,
to lose all hope, to be desperate, hopeless, to give oneself up despair, to
despond, to be disheartened, to get
discouraged; - qnt.Jh^t< to despair
of a person's life, to give over, to
deem past recovery ; -^liJ'vn. to hope
together, to mutually encourage with
hope ; -i,uimuMpiup ad. desperately, despairingly ; rashly ; -4uiui<o4"% a. desperate, hopeless ; - tf-nph- a desperate business, a hopeless affair; - 4^t-uA^m-p-t a desperate disease ; -4'"_

-Iflilru.ijiT: flk,ui_ a.

-linpnju a. desperate,

easily,

^,iM,i_,

QnM-^uiinifiplli

that may be hoped -ipp -jj/j a.

full of hope or confidence, hopeful
-4f^ a. bringing or bearing hope;
a.

pliuiij s.

-4fi<ini./7/r<-l!r s. dcspalr, hopelessness; despondency, faint-heartedness ; u.n. -pt through despair ; -Pp.
ad. desperately, past recovery, without hope ; f - iTmm'bbu to deprive of
all hope, to deliver or abandon to

y^AfiT;

'

vn. to

be

fecund -tr,
amulets or charms, to

fertile, fruitful,

tjli va, to

make

despair.
^nt-umir,

uigiiy vu. to hopo, to expect ; to trust, to confide to promise

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or flatter oneself; - ^ St/

""^

ft*

to

trust in God.

8oa-

%lrj'va. to dislocate, to put out of joint,

to lux, to luxate ; -^u/ii a. compound

conjunctive -4"'*"-/3J
bond, union,
knot; a. articulated, composed of articulations - iTuik-pdht-P-'tr i^ilihpndt
articular

hoping, full of
Qni.uiujni.jui'iikirva.to cause to hope,
to inspire with hope, to promise, to
Qi.auijnq_, Qni-unii_a.

flatter.
a.

QiiM-uiuifiui^iuip

3n<-/><"%

decanter;

j s.

[hope.
full of desire &

pyramid

rick, stack:

pyramidal.
Qnt-pMuamipipJ'vn.io deny,to disown.
Qnt-ppiituiii ^paigiupli^ip Jurassic
-uiJtt-,. a.

lime-stone.

[its derivatives.

s.

gr.

compound

-li.uui . tie,

bonds of friendship, ties of society

-iuiu/pJ" vn. to be united together;
*. junction, conjunction,
bond, union, connexion; -linmnp mn.,

-iiuMtiaM-Ppcii

^uMlfuilrir va. to dislocate, to disjoin; to tear or rend in pieces, to dilaniate ; -"iiunr, ui^ufj vn. to be articulorganized,
ate , jointed, attached
formed to associate, to take part in,
to admit as member; -;jui^n<-/3fA .
excellent organization, symmetry of

"iikiT,

"'J o. clear, clean,

limpid; /5^.pure, sincere, candid;
3<'<"<"(i

pure,

mani-

evident, distinct; ad. clearly,

cleanly, purely ; distinctly, evidently,
manifestly.
-o^/i s. pur^uinuMiiuipLu/ii s. purist
ism ; -^yii ad. very clearly, very distinctly ; precisely -[aou p^ a. speaking clearly, distinctly; -i^u, a. singleminded, simple-hearted, sincere, ingenuous, candid -J'aiu,p,i,p ad. simply,
sincerely, innocently ; -Tmn.-P-l.tJb s.
single-mindedness ,
simple-heartedness, sincerity, ingenuousness, candfest

our -tiiuj; ui^iy vn. to clear up to

be clarified; -^uif ^.eudiometer; -^m.
fiiu^u/ii a. -trical
-^uifm-P^ s. -try
;

uarrato clear-ufkuS. 3"'""'4ad.;-n-^

a. of clear or limpid water ; - u/.^p^i.^
clear, limpid, crystal, pellucid fountain
or spring ; -uuimu a. very bright, without obscurity -mtu a. seeing clearly,
clearsighted, perspicacious -mh-uni^
s. clearsightedness, perspicacity.
Oc/inu^-</'t hafi
hant-au/bbtT va. to

-ufix,mni.ir u,n.%tj'va. to
ly, distinctly

parts

well, tersely, elegantly

^auna^nt-Pl s. cloamess, pureness,

cleanness
limpidity
purity
fig.
candour, sincerity, ingenuousness.
3"7-. fj s. articulation, joint, juncture
bond, tie, link, connexion; gr.
;

article

inL.irk,ui_jtuj-

-/y

arthritis; -^nt-gu/btiT va. to articulate,

to utter, to pronounce, to form; to fit,

to suit, to organize to associate, to
elect or to return as member; -_>/ a.
articulated, articular articulated, ut;

tered; well expressed, well turned,

harmonious;
ni.p-l,i_% s.

paralytic

-i-YtirS. 3<'y^t'''; --"/_

connexion, conformity, ac-

cordance, harmony.
Qo^tiT, tjp va. to join, to unite, to
to bind, to annex; to articulate,
to pronounce, to utter ; to feign, to
contrive, to invent; to compose, to
tie,

form.
Qoij-ni-uj^

joint,
tion

feigning , simulating
inventing lies ; -p-ui,p f, s. equuleus,
wooden horse used in torture ; a. dislocated, put out of joint; ~PuMifn,.-ai,
s. dislocation ; -fnjir a. with dislocated
articulations ; paralytic ; -fuut^u.^ tun..
,

oT ng

[rg

s.

artlculatiou,

knot; composition, construcarticle, paragraph; -tui-np a. ar-

ticulated; -nfi fj a. contrived,

ous, artificial, imaginary

fictiti-

gr.

com-

pound.
Qq.ni.3b

s.

connexion, harmony.

QoJ-uip a. well disposed, inclined,

willing, well affected ; prompt, ready,
eager, desirous, anxious; - ip'tfj to
be disposed or inclined to, in the mood
for, to have an inclination for ~ or
;

Qotf-iupMuputp

S. S"^. j<>ij
^o.f.u.p.u.'b a.

/?9.

composed or

written; -jui,- a. gouty; ~gu,,-u,liut% a.

rheumatic, arthritic -_j.-o-/3^-'ii s.
rheumatism, gout, arthritic disease,

clean, to clear, to clarify, to render

clear or limpid to refine, to purify
to collect the refuse.

-y"" a. articulate, surround-

ed with articulations, corporeal;

ingly,

-f-nfii

arf.eagerly, will-

with pleasure, with good

will,

voluntarily, spontaneously, heartily

-liuiJ" S. ^oJ-uip a. ; -^lui, a. spontaneous, willing ; -i^m a. voluntary, well

disposed, ready to, eager, ardent; - i

^uttTo^ or -iTtnuipuip ad. voluntarily,

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spontaneously, willingly, with good
So^n^u'^-. nj s. a joint of meat; diswill, heartily; -iTmni-pi s. goodwill,
membered part segment -m-ffl s.
entire disposition, inclination, devodismembering, dismemberment.
tion, eagerness
-iautT S. SoJ-iuppj-8oi<->/*i t-glt or // VU. ^outint-lTOV 8"L.
-ukp a. eager, desirous -mpiuliuA a. unt-iT, uiuj vna. to weave, to intertwine;
liberal, generous, open-handed; -gni^
to fornicate, to commit fornication
gutiiirir S. 3^"/*~
to violate, to force, to deflower - [i
-ipnjP- . cagor,
ready to, disposed to ad. eagerly -^ pom/ to whore, to be a whoremonger.
^uM^,un.utlini-P-h-uiJis.
ou'iitu^iu% a. obscene, filthy.
licontontious
tigious, quarrelsome.
Sou, ,y or [is. vine slips or cuttings,
[^iriT.&a.
vine-branch.
;

dispose, to incJins, to excite, to inspire with inclination, to raise a desire

or a passion for, to interest, to induce,
to invite, to persuade.
%oJ-aipb;r, t-jfi -pltj; Irjuij VU. to be
disposed towards, inclined to, to have
a liking for, to lean to, to have a mind
,

or inclination for, to be in the mood

for ; to will, to wish, to desire, to be

eager

for.

QaJ-tupaif
tion

natural bent, disposi-

s.

inclination, propension, prone-

%opu>j fnj s. step-father ; S. 2, />"-.

6o^i>,/.sheafof corn; rick, stack.
So/iu'^u/iT, lu^u-i vn. to fatten, to grow
fat; to stuff or gorge oneself; to live
in effeminacy, idleness or debauchery,
to wallow in voluptuousness, to pamper oneself; to become haughty, to
enact the stately personage, to play
the swell ; - u^if-uipuijij to stalk, to
walk proudly, to look big ; - /> ^Y.I
p ipoua/iiu , to pass the whole day in
,

tendency , taste ; -p-p ad, will,

ingly, voluntarily.
Soz/A-i/*! tj^i va. to form, to fashion,
to arrange, to set in order.

pleasure or amusement.
So/""*^ or -2_ s. yawn ;

So* /-' ^'A? o'" '*'"'J * eyebrow

stately look,
fig. lofty countenance,
superciliousness, haughtiness; -utrnj-i

voluptuousQopliiui^u/ii a. dressed, adorned.

Qopl,%tir, tjf va.to fashion, to adapt,
to fit to, to adjust; to arrange, to dispose, to organize to get ready to
prepare, to provide with, to furnish,
to order
to form, to trim, to adorn,
to embellish; to compose, to write;
to build to make
to construct

ness

LuMifatnuiAIrtafutjn

[3-U3i-

UMbf^lruMwt

uAioun

upftplt

saJp.uMn^uit^UMT^i

uuuMn.^

arched, bushy,
haughty, threatj-u
iuirp.uia%uii_ ij-u

dark, finely
%u,ibg
thin, small, hanging,
1

ening eyebrow

4tp t 'fe'/f "tu'iihi_, to raise the brows

through superciliousness, to put on an
arch look, to look arch ; tlai%t-i_ ^% to
put off pomp or pride uin.ua,iri_, p 4k-p
f^pi^Lir" ^^ frown, to knit the brow,
to look sour or angry; ^-* 4n*t^. to
paint the eyebrows; -?p iu/lii,uip/jlri_,
to wink, to wink at.
Qoiui^Pj a. having joined eyebrows;
,

'

- ifiit/^ to knit the brow ; -zCoa* a,

knitting the brows nervously.
beetle3o%t-ii_ a. heavy-browed,
browed,

[pieces.
bit, piecemeal, in

3ii. j'>2_'*d' bit by

So^o<n-<r, Qo^iT, y^fi va. to cut to
pieces, to cut up, to tear in pieces

uAit-uMW ufii^iuiT - , to dismember, to

tear limb from limb, to pull to pieces,
to dilaniate ; - /Aj. Jki_. to divide in
halves ; to cut or break asunder ; - g
J'tts (i4'^<' &c.), to carve meat.

to

yawn,

gape ;

to

--/",

-nt-Hh

s.

frj^ va.

yawning,
[ness.

gaping.
Qopu,jnL.aii

luxury

s.

uuipu

to

dance
;

Irpi^u

%nt-iui^

to

sing, to modulate, to tune ; p-a,mpn^

lbui^ui% ^hpP-ai-iMiira - t to Write a dra-

matic composition.
Sopfii^^,

-tinii^s.

fitter;

composer.

up, adjustfashion ; composition , organization , structure ; construction; furniture; embellishment,

ornament , decoration ; disposition
%opl,%n,.uih-

ng

ment formation
;

s. fitting

harmony.
Qop^%n!uuii^ni.p[>i-%

[discipline
s.

care.

good order

^op^ibntjiu S. ^opjiiinL.uait

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;,

^u.

J18

^lllD

look there, look here but,

i fc-, also, even, likewise,
yet
again moreoTer, besides;*'" qbi *"
uii^uiup^

p-k

iFuAtuii.ai'iiq.

rather ;

even

that

it

liu^puH^tiT,
"hutif.paLi

more
;

certainly

well

va.

Ir^l

[saltpetre

despise.

the

all,

n^, neither, nor not

u,pq. [tuli n^, not even

%ui hi.
Ibui m-pirah

now
may be
;

above

hi.

"iium

perhaps,

now, then.
to contemn,

to

-yt'b a. nitric.
natron , nitre ; - ai,i_,

s.

praising
a. fulsomely
laudatory ; -t.r tj^ va. to

"{jai^fLuiii

highly

(mo)

the twenty second

letter of the alphabet, & the seventeenth of the consonants; %, Vi, four
hundred ; four hundredth.
It is sometimes changed into j;
Ij

iiat.

s.

example

for

pl'iui

iMtt/fi^&

mippit^

ufii^iui-

mtipiu^

&c.

exalt, to extol, to eulogize, to load

with praises; -n^-PJ s. eulogy, praise.
'b<uj'5ip .show, train; magnificence,

glory; mincing airs or manners, smirk-

[homage.
ing, simpering^
%ai,impu-pni-^ s. revBreuce, respect,
'XjMMiqtiipat^f, <gt-y a- Nazarean ; i.Na-

It is sometimes redundant; as
puMnp.aA^/t /jtun-iuiipLj jutptStuii^ir/ 1 in-

zarene
from wine.

stead (A p^uipy^ui^lj &C.

It sometimes takes the place of
J & t articles, but rarely & impro-

"i^ai^ili a. excellent, praiseworthy,

egregious, honourable, respectable;
honest, brave, galant, reserved, grave,
serious delicate, nice, pretty, genteel, charming, gracious ; i"'5^ -:p ,
majestic port or bearing; aZ-.^ -^,
languishing or languid air. [respect.

perly.

it

serves as a definite article, as : lujpi.

, jh/iilinJiip\, , the man, the woman,
the boys ; Jp'iA p ijt Jtn.uii. , in. jIl.u'u
liiAiq.uj'bl, k
one of them is dead, the
other is alive ; dkitX ^lik^u,ifii.p ,
Alexander the great ; Jjiu.'b.f.u.ir ju,^
Jjiu
hp^figu ju1t.nM.1A4 &c. once a year,
twice a day &o.
And sometimes it serves for ornament, as in the following : kp^pi.^
,

nul /ZiupM^npli lU^utjt'Uiq

iri- Jpi-UMi/lii^uiiI^

nSi i]liui%if.iuifL

QCO,

It is also sometimes joined to

the first & second persons for the sake
of euphony, as : m.^ tut tiT ^^ u/w^
r

9"/*

muilruijtt

',

nnnt-iT n.ni\

^^
'lk"U^3^P i^p funpuiuMlihairiAt
[uouk^pU &C.
\iuM %npui *'bn^uM 'iin^ui pvou, he, she:
that, it ; n.-i4- "bu, he or she eats ; ot._
u,It% Ibn^iiM they are eating [u'lm-phj'
Y*"" I am looking for him, her or it
utufii 'Ln^ut, they say;tiu t> it is he
or she ; u>iin,X "UnpuM
his, her or its
,

name

I have given them.

however, nevertheless,
yet indeed, really, in fact 7ii t that
;

-./._

"im^u,

"hui eonj. but,

;

is,

to abstain

that

is to

say,

i.

e.

t>ui >u<.u/?y/if

%u.

to houour, to
pout, to be dainoneself airs , to stand

'itu-qlrjnM.Miu/btj' vu"ijiuqlij;

inhutt

f.yh'-ni

[>

Placed at the end of words

lil!b^

y^

ty

to

tjiy

give

vn. to

upon ceremony,

to

make some

diffi-

culty, to be fussy, very particular,

disdainful, overnice, to turn up one's

nose, to simper, to smirk, to want

asking, to hesitate; to play the bully,
to set up for a beau, to boast or brag
of, to pique or plume oneself; to put
on the airs of a lord.
"ituiiinis. affected creature.
*'bu^f7t.^ s.

winder.

Ijuignilplrap o. Xfutqtupinqh

Hebrew w. sceptre.
J-^utuMg sf. maid-servant,
"yjuiJ-fi^a,
female domestic waiting-maid , or
'ijuiqniliip s.
,

-woman.
'b"'/" a. first

ad. firstly, in the first

place, at first; fuij-, first of all.

\ituluatfi.tiahyir

^, before, ere; -^

^tun-uipuip.utbyir

unt-ltfli b. y\u/bpiut^utjhni^Pli

..p.uipy.tun.

say -pJi>i^ s. chief-physician -piiiuli a. dwelling antecedently;

-lAuii^np^iT vn. to be from the begina. first to

ning

to

be pre-established

predes-

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tmed -fuyu -p<.^

produced before.
>

"(juiPiiufui^

uip^htnu

a.

spring up or

of,

-^ij-uMgnUlU

a. s. S. 8i>i.<i#u.f U.4

primate

^.1a

sentiment

s.

to foresee, to forebode

presentiment, forebods. precaution ; -^t_

ing; -q^m.^.t-p-Ji

"bumhi^, p..,^ihi_,

lUbbij to preside, to be the president,

to hold the first place ; -^ S. 'b<"^".
P""^; -uili.u'i, a. primatial; -hiTva. to

'XjuiluuiPPai.nt.li s. chem. protoxide

-Pin- s. antedate -Pnn. S.'i,.^,u^u<4;
-PniLp s. first seat, highest place;

preside over; -,-fil

-Pni^trirva, to antedate.

s.

presidency;

precedency, primacy, priraateship;

-^uiquii^uMp

prototype, architype,
primitive model, original, idea, pattern
gr. primitive ; - ^luni.uiitnj
sketch, plan, model -fu,i-[ip s. frontcourt; if^m s. iii%'yi/<9^4<" tt^ **
traced, delineated before s. delineation, sketch, outline, rough- or firstdraught, minute: acrostic; -^/ioxk.^
S. li%/i-^^^ a. written before
prescribed . title exordium, preamble -^/i-i s. author, inventor; -^^^^
$.

principal ; -^trhJ" va. to

sketch, to delineate, to outline ;'-yii"j
a. gone before, preceded; *, precursor, forerunner; -fnf_,
s. pre-existenoe
-ty> -ty^k pre-existent;
- t* the First Being ; -ty''' o- more
a. s.

"yjuifuuiJ-uiiria'ii a.
arriving before ;
-hiFvn. to come, arrive or get before,
to get the start of; to outstrip, to outwalk -nt-iHi s. prevention.
;

'\}u.liiu,^!iiuM,r,

-uiliuM%

provident,

a.

-h-Tva. to provide, to be the

providence of, to take care, to supply,
to look, to preserve, to watch; -li_a.
providing, preserving, taking care;
-ni./?if. Providence; foresight, previcareful

sion, care.
"XsailuuiitufboP a.

known before

knowing beforehand;

pre-

chief,

scient,

prenotion prescience -S-/A a. created, born or produced first; bearing

young for the first time s. first-born;
-&'iinii_ s. first father or mother; -;:g,

ancient; ad. S. 3'"-"^?-'v^

first acting or operating;
fore

-^"/'S- a.

made

be-

S. ^tab[iMMU-~ ; ~i^minll S.
ifpiut-htT va. to pre-oc-

t^ni-^uali

'Xtui[uui^Jii-m

cupy, to prepossess; -^p<i.,./3^tA or

pre-occupation -fplnrva. to
write beforehand
to prescribe
to
say or mention before -f.pn^3-l3i s.
writing beforehand ; prescription
usucaption.
'(J<^<7'// a. set over, put above,
promoted, preferred, superior - ._
niJfL .

^uiiTiuphij to prefer ; -*//> a. preferable ; -ti/" va. to set over, to put

i4-/_,

above, to promote; to prefer, to give

the preference to, to esteem more;
-nt-P-j,,^, s. first order or rank, preference, precedence, pre-eminence proposition, premises; -^um a. discerning; -n.uiaihWva. to prefer, to put before; -i/.iumni-P'B s. prejudice, prepossession
prevention ; -n-l-uiliW vn. to
meet first; to happen before; -^^/.
ifpiaj s. founder or institutor gr. preposition ; -if-nL-nSi s. entrance-door
;

portal

vestibule

-^l,ni.%p Si

fig.

commencement;

propylsBum

-ii-pnt-P^i-i s-

preface, preliminary dissertation ; design, project ; gr. preposition.

1,u//(u^<j il^lfirvn, to have a pre-

-iji-Pfs.

forefathers, ancestors.
"Xi-u/uut^iui^ir va. to prepare ; -4u/_
uimp a. perfect in itself; finished or

accomplished beforehand -^ s. premiees -^u-f^^a- predestined, pre-established, predisposed; -/:.%, preliminary, preamble
-tfiupi-lrir va. to preordain to pre-establish
to predispose; to predestine -liuMpif.nt-PfiJt, s.
;

pre-establishraent -^lu^.^ a. prejudiced ; -liuipirl^ s. prejudice, prepossession ; -4%'" a. built before or formerly - uipuip^i-Plii-'ii
creation of the
;

world

mary

-lipPuiliuM'u a.

elementary, pri-

-lipPu/hp s. preparatory exercises ; elements, rudiments ; -^pPtiT

va. to instruct beforehand ; to exercise, to prepare or form by exercise
;

-ipPni-Pt

s.

primary instruction.

provident, foreseeing; -'^.ufjIrgaJi . foresight; -c,,ujps,

the primitive or first father, progenitor of the human race, Adam patriarch ; fig. author, inventor -4""/!^
the ancients ; the Holy Fathers ; -4."Xiutluui^ui/lruig a,

s. great-grandfather ; -4"?- > -4"?-'"4

provident; -^iuiJ/p, foresight; - ur"'-^t-PJ,, precaution ; -4"5f""/'> &c. S.
'Xjuiluuipiiuiilh iT, &c. ; -^piajai'ii a. com-

manded, ordered beforehand;

^kc a, invited beforehand.

-4/'-

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%D.l"

"blU"

prototype, originalj
-tiT va. to sketch or describe before-

ed beforehand

-Jtb-n.'b

a.

spontaneous, ready, willing;

prompt; the
ityr^/r iin-l,,.,

to volunteer;-^.
commeuce the attack,

first

to

to begin the fight ; -ils-nitj; y^J, vna.

to undertake; to presume; to preelect; to promote, to raise, to exalt;
to consecrate or ordain; -ihiAnt-PJ,
s. enterprise.
[tum.
"Xjuifiimql, s. colon, the great gut; rec"Xmii/uuitCh^s. early breakfast x^jiu.
;

- meat breakfast; a late substantial breakfast; - oi.lit^S. lifi/^i".

alajtrf"; -u,^ ^.foretaste; -i4fti.*- taster, assayer ; -/.-/" vn. to breakfast;

it-pui

~l'i S.'iiutfijiu'sCiu^- TCuin. a.

predicted,

foretold, prophesied; - ^iMipn^M-ld^,

prediction

foretelling

prophecy

-2r.n.nt./?/iii s.

prediction,

patriarchs ; -J\uitbni.p^ s. prerogative,

privilege; -iFuiuiy^ aniihW va. to promote, to prefer to any post or dignity;
-Jhififuipk s. the first prophet, Moses;
-rmpf. s. the first man, Adam; -Wutp^
^4 s. fighting in the first rank ; coryphaeus, champion; ^.skirmisher, sharpshooter; -i/;"/.<n4"-/^/"-^ s. skirmish;
-itlrtfuip a. preferable, better, prefer-

most esteemed; - mnitu /^mph-u

like better;
preference ; -p fffii ad.
preferably; -Jtf^a.first siniUng (Eve);
-J]i2^phu,j a. antemeridian; -Wni-u, a.
presumptuous, arrogant -^ s. portal.
^ujiTuipiru

-Jh-itiupnLjf

*o prefer, to
s.

'Xjuiluuijuiju,

-'ill,

a.

foreknown; yaL.

uitiT va. to manifest previously

-y,

predecessor; -impui^j,,, a. graccented on the penultimate -jiupiu^

2j'pi- *.

circumflected on the antepenult; -juipJtuili S' the first to attack, skirmisher, sharpshooter; - il>.
^tjj to attack the first, to begin or
engage the battle, to open the skirmish ; -jui,_l,,nlTui% or mi/builiufii o. cxlsting before all ages, eternal, self-existent, increate ; - t\ptt the Son of God
before all eternity y/'ijumu#4t-Y.a.
aforesaid, above-mentioned; -joJ-mp
a. predisposed, willing; -^oJ-mpni-Pf
uiuipnfii a. gr.

S'

hand ; /ig. to trace, to shadow, to delineate, to symbolize, to represent;

-ni-P-pi-ii s. figure, shading.
ran'{juifiiu/tiJ', .. envy, jealousy
cour, hatred emulation, rivalry; zeal,
fervour, warmth ; m^pmukp - r attachment, affection; zeal; <<- -- ad. enviously, invidiously; - ^pk^^ jm-Jkpt
;

be envied <- Tu-^u to pine away

with envy, to be eaten up with envy;
fe'i'^t with
ft - (.uipfini.pt ppf-tu *"
envy umiim-u ptrptu ^ p^pfu
,ruiu/i,hu to envy, to be envious of, to
grow jealous, to bear envy ; to rival,
to vie witli - utpliuAki_jn^ p - m^t^
nn^ to fill with jealousy or envy; to
to

>

move, excite or provoke

to emulation;
qn^ to arouse the jealousy of, to create envy lu'ii,f.plri_ j^ , to
revenge, to take vengeance ^n.^^
-ni. g to become jealous { 4jL'"^bL
g ni,Jh^ , to be jealous of; - Y.t>fc/_. to
emulate, to rival f - "bWa/bni-Pt m-^
pn,.^ ltpP-l>u to emulate a person, to

^ -

if.p^n.lri_

great-grandmother
-Jlyp s. our first mother, the mother
of mankind. Eve the wives of the
"Xjui^uuiTutir sf.

red,

-2C-aa.t-j'va. to predict, to foretell, to

prophesy;
prophecy.

predisposition.
"Xiiu/uuM/wp a. delineated or design-

desire to imitate him ; - lun-tuppmi-P^i

g n-/tp to desire to emulate a
person's virtues ; - mnAfc/j to fascinate, to charm, to bewitch, to east a
spell on ; UM%Jpui ^aiqtumia^^^ i n
q.Hri_

uipiup liktu
foolish Galatians, who
hath bewitched you?
"AjuilauAMiuipkli a. dying with envy,
full of envy, envious, jealous ; - ..
"hk/j to move to envy, to provoke to
jealousy;- it'iiki_ ov -l^J" vn. to bear
envy, to be tormented with envy; -^j
a. full of envy, very invidious; -^gi.
tl'p

'

z/wt^- zealous, fervent, ardent;

zealot, a zealous partisan; avenger;

-yni-jni./?? s. zoal, forvour, warmth

s.

envy, jealousy

-plin,.

inspiring,

a.

raising or provoking envy ; -./. a.

zealous, full of zeal, desirous, ardent,
fervent ; emulous ; s. zealot, emulator,

competitor; envious, jealous

be zealous to bear envy, to
be envious of; to vie with; --/..?
. zeal, emulation, rivalry; enviousness, jealousy; if.u.-, paltry jealousy.
rival,

ilHiiru to

enviable, worthy of
for, desirable.
'ijui/uu/bJtt-jnL.jaiiilrj'va.to Talso ou vy,
to cause envy, to excite or awake jea"{juifuu/bAlril, a.

envy;

lousy

to

be wished

- ^ piapt

"butpiuAJtu

to incite to

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emulation; - jQ^^, to excite the jealousy or anger of the Almighty.

'hurfumiiJtiAil.tf.ktr a. emulating
vying jealous, rival, emulous, full of
emulation ad. with emulation, wying
with each other ; - ^.u'fcp emulation,
rivalry; - %,^, jealousy
- ^/Aixfu'U to emulate, to vie with.
'bu'^oiU/iiTi b-jui) vn. to bear envy,
to envy, to be jealous of, to grow
invidious
to rival, to vie with, to
emulate - ^u,pim%J S^' to burn
with zeal for the Lord.
,

>

envious, jealous, invidious; emulous,

rival.

diction; -utA,t-iu^
va. to

inspire, cause or rouse envy or jealousy ; - i^Jtui'iy to grow mutually

jealous ; to emulate one another.
,

%mfauMiaK.%

s.

prenomeu.

sow previously

author

-ulil^^/b *.first

principle , beginning
origin, source
chief, escort, guide
first

-uu/iot/s.first-shooting; -uu,ui^n,ij.^'[%i

master
first

-umk,^

-uuil'iCa/ii

-S-^4 " created

supreme, sublime

/.j

a.

-upp.huMi_a. presanctified.

dead (Abel)
the departed ancients ; -4"L ad. already long since
-ilasuuimli a. very laborious, most industrious ; -4hp2^,piTp a. antepenult
-Ui-y s. protomartyr, the first martyr,
'\juMfuuM4u,lu'2kuM% a. first

premature

St.

\jiiMfiuAAni-^ii wp^uMtih-iT va. to raise,

anteroom, ante-

s.

chamber, waiting-room; -ut-pWu/uhJ"

Stephen

tyrdom

-hui/^

s.

-il^iym-Pji

s.

first

mar-

-^uyn-4/i sf.the first martyr;

-iTCuhiT va. to decree, to decide be;

forehand.
outrage, injury,

\a,luui,., s. insult,

opprobrium, shame, infamy a. infamous, ignominious, opprobrious, base,

;

fore-runner, precursor preliminary, introduction.

'i,ut/u.i.iai(, s. author or cause of all
evil, the Devil.
"ijut/uiuuiiii^lruuw a- s. preservative
,
prophylactic, preserver ; -uiuMiuMpnwSU
. prejudice, prepossession, prevention ; -ufiuui s. great-grandfather; -v"c
mfii, a. worthy of the greatest honours, of greater consequence, first in
dignity, most esteemed, honoured,
preferred; - ipilri_ n^^Jirp to be preferred to another, to obtain the preference -i/ii#.2(lon. s. first cause, author (God) -uiiumJtil, a. foretelling,
predicting; -MMiuimJhiT va. to tell, narrate or announce beforehand; -uimui^
iKti-P-'l s. ancient history ; -uiuiuim-iup
. counter-guard, rampart, parapet,
bulwark ; -uiiuuim-k-j'va. to respect, to
honour most, to pay the highest hon'\3mpiui^M,i.p,l_ s.
;

villanous; despised, scorned, vile;

to become an object of scorn
or ignominy, to be infamous.
'\}UMluuim,uliuM'i, a. offensive, outrageous, abusive, insulting, injurious, de-

ilfbb-ij

famatory;

loaded with insult,

-linh- a.

insulted, affronted; uMiAh/j to load with abuse, to insult,

to affront - ipit-u to be covered with

shame or abuse,
;

opprobrium, loaded with abuse.

our to; -u...ni-/*a.predicted, anounced beforehand; -uf,uuini-ni.pf s, preeminence

preference
advantage
-uiiuuipuiumlrir vo. to prepare beforehand, to predispose; -uiuimpuiumnif
,

preparation, predisposition ; -v"/'ft,, a. given or granted beforehand;

s.

Ulmnt^utt 1~"l
Uilru
'C
&c. S. Tj<4""^*"> &c. -o^mwi-f^*. first
fruit, premice.
'\tuilaiuuiui,JiuiikJ' va. to predestine
-uiuifiTiuUnt^ s. predestination
-uuip^
liiui-uiif. s. archdeacon; -"^j ot gfi^ a.
predicted, foretold; -uw^m-pj, j. pre;

a*

Xyut^uiutlril^

Xjiu^uiuutuiIluAl

D.

blameable, reprehensible, censurable.

'\iu,luuiu,h,[k-m^ a. warned, acquainted with beforehand -~u,lrqt^ni.piici,
s. foreknowledge, prescience.
;

"Xjuifuiuuikj; kgl va. to insult, to injure, to offend, to outrage, to abuse,

to load with injuries; to reproach, to

blame, to censure.
"Xiuiftiuimyu a.

foreseeing, prescient;

- ipiiru to be provident; -ir, t-^pvn.

to foresee; to prophesy; -n,.ppt.% g.
foresight, prevision prophecy.
'\j,u[uuiin[i'iip
mmUiaj s. wroug, affront, injury, offence, outrage blame,
reproach, censure shame, dishonour,
opprobrium, infamy, ignominy; -i
;

ifiibu

if-npit iri_ ifL-ilh^

to

affront, to

wrong, to insult, to disgrace, to dishonour it%ti_- uM^uM^ to become the

,

to
is.uin%uii_ ^%u
scorn of nations
wipe off the ignominy; [ -"iiu ^n, for
thy shame.
,

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%m>>

insulter , offender ,
*ilu>^u>n^^ s
abuser, reviler , affronter, scoffer.
.

%U.2.

ously; preliminary;

'i,u,/a/A^uii_ a.

dwelling; ~u,nt.p
conceded before
of a feast.
'Xjutluuipmip

giyen, granted or
-moi or fcu4 *. eve

a.
;

s.

governor
mayor -^ magnates, grandees, no>

composed of satraps or nobles, princely 4. the nobility ; -iii^ a. of a noble or princely

family; -m/iuA a. lordly, seignorial,
princely ; -.4'.y"' formed of nobles;

blemen

-ui^ntjbif. a.

premier noble -tuA s. pi.

satraps, seignors, grandees -nt-p-'l, s.

-ujuflr,,, s.

first

first-

received beforehand,

forwarded antecedently; be received first.

ib'i'iro

to

-Mnfip S. ^inphiiuif-ni'li

a pagan oracle ; -{h

pu.pp...n.hi^, to forebode, to presage.
'Xju.^.liirui^ ,ly a. knowing, acquainted with beforehand ; prescient, provident; -"-? * prescience, foreknowledge; presentiment.
'Xj.J/ul.p /ip-3 i.herd of black-cattle.
\iu>l-liif;\^

satrapy, proconsulship, lordship, prefecture, mayoralty.

"Xsmfiuii-ni, a. former, anterior, original; -nt-PliJii s. priority.
'iiM/uuipuiii.npq. s. fore-quart, warning; -;fu<^o^o. first Gospel-preaching;
. preceding words,
admonitions or
[pio^/.u.ni-/?^tA.
discourses.
"Xitufu^njii a. first; ad.

before, at

first,

formerly.

'hu.l-.lii,

S. U.n.-/A

-"b

n-puiij s. gr.

preposition.

archbrigand.
'\jujlulri^t,/tjP s. the first church.
'iju'^^YU'^ a. pre-existeut, uncreated -iini.p-[,Ji, s. pre-existence.
"[suiluirini-quili s.

'\3iu/uiFpu,/uu,/p[ip s.pl.

priraices;

fig.

the first-born.
ad. previously; as

a
prelude ->i.u/b (, . A^ s. prelude, exordium, preamble, prologue, prolegomena; -ifhir vn. to prelude to make
a preamble -^/>l/?^ S. "Xjuj/ut-p^iAi
'[ju.futp^ji s. dean
-plij/nJf s. deanery; deanship.
^.^4- [, s. the First Being, the Eternal a. first, former -^ s. antecedents,
precedents.
[forehand, to savour.
"h-i'lut-i.i-uipLuip
;

f.nphlrgl!b

they

Pihuidkuig ,
a dreadful slaughter of the

f.J-'liif.iuliu

made

p^ifMJ"

enemy.
ancient;
'\,u,lu'iiuilui'b o. primitive ,
primordial, primitive (soil) j-p^l"-,

primary number.
"O^^if i.-n/> *^""-

to be the first saluted; -^

lutation or greeting.
"huiliinpif

-[.^ s.

-^

luj s. province, region,

climate; IT^uigtm^^^p 0.'*the United States of America,

'i,<i>4.%f.

country
pl-f,nj

a.

Jtg

predecessor

sa-

fore-runner,
precursor, herald; a. antecedent, precedent, previous, anterior; -wpmp ad.
precedently ; -m-PjiJi, s. the fore-running fig. progress, advancement.
"hui/u/Ap-put^ u/j s. luncheon, lunch,
collation ; after-dinner meal, tea.
'b"'fi'i^'iirmj a. given, offered previ,

u,g s.

s. first

forefathers, ancestors.
"Xjuifunpir s. outer wall, rampart.
"Xjuiluni-uu. f, - ad.anciently, formerly, ab antique; a. first, ancient.
\,uilu2pi,kiltr,ikui'L a. antediluvian.

U.S.A.

'\,iuluifi,p-u,y

-^

s.the ancients, ancestors, antecessors,

-"bn^m. ad. anciently,
forefathers
/.
formerly,in times past,in former ages.
antiquity, age.
\,ulu'bnt-'t s. priority
'{,iu/.inqfi/i, ipit-r vn. to salute first

taste or try be'hiufu/^ip.uliuiiT vn. to precede, to

forego.
"XjuilupiTuftir vu. to

prim-

o. first,

itive, ancient, old; ^.ancient, chief ;

[terlings.

gut, chit-

'i,.^2ff^^ *. slaughter, carnage,

blood; great loss, prejudice, waste;
-pu utphu/u ^npirhu to slaughter -pu

'Xju.luTC.aJkt H'"P * tripe,

\u,lq.lip

premices; ad.

'\,u.pii^iutlri_a.\evj familiar, intimate;

satrap, proconsul,
of a province, prefect,

lug

lord,

primitively, at first ; - oppiui^

example; -tytu.jL- offered the

'\,u,i,u,%^,

a.

pj

bissextile

s.

retreat, rout, defeat

//*.

leap-year

-ai^uA

intercalary; -tw, t^fi va. to recant,

to retract, to withdraw, to drive back,
to revoke; to stop, to suspend, to
hinder; -['irvn. to retire, to recede, to
withdraw, to fall back, to retreat;

jtu,u -

to recoil, to recede, to go
-ai-3L s. intercalation ;
;

backwards
solstice.

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.

bttir
bui^uMu/irm,

mg

family house.
"huiiiuimiufi

utj s.

the

first to

begin

a combat, champion, hero martyr.

;

lja4'"""4"'pfac?. valiantly, brave'y ; -ttp tc^a * agonotheta, athlotheta; -lif,g s. companion in arms or
'

in

%m

iJSS

patriarch, chief of
a family ; prince ; -w^u.'/. a. patriarchal ; -fii-g s. patriarchate principality
;
*.

-bp

*fcy_,

martyrdom

va. to

by the ears

cause to
to

hijnt-^u.'bhJ'va. to
cise, to train, to discipline,
;

'Xjui^uiuiiu^^iT, t^utj vn. to

inflict

exer-

life.

"Xiut^uiinuilini-P-^ s. bravery,. valour;

great achievement, exploit, heroism

struggle, fight, wrestling, match ; suffering, labour, tribulation, mortifica-

tion

martyrdom.

martyr.
mat, rush-mat.
"ijui^upi s. hatchet ; two-

'iii>4<uu>ui(>ii.4/> sf.
'iiu<a*u,

or -J

'XjuitCiuIi

s.

edged axe, bipennis

%uruili

tomahawk.

u,g s. letter,

writing, mis-

sive, despatch, epistle; juA^atil., t-p_

,
alpui/lp - , a pleasant, long or
chatty, charming letter; kp^mnii-, a

^iy%

few

lines,

a note ^^n-^^^ufb-, a
;

let-

ter of four pages ; p-n^np- -^ letterpaper; li2ba.-uMg (letter-balance ;

uij post-office ; liuA^ui^uip , postpaid ; - tpt^L, gfft5rt/_. to write, to receive a letter ; u,un_^, to send a letter ; ifplim'hui.npt-i_ q- , to frauk, to
prepay, to pay the postage of a letter;
l3-irMaq.pr_, uuinniMf^nt-tj
^^^_ V~ tO
dictate, to sign or subscribe, to seal
,

mmX

S.

Ijiuipnpm

S.

liquid letters,
f

i_,

^, r,'u, p.

Naiad.

'\}uyu,uiku ad. as

[or she.

he or she,

wet;

letter-Writer ; - ipilru to
write a letter ; -f.puMliufu a. epistolary;
-kL. * letter-case ; -lifip g. letter-carrier, postman, messenger, courier,

post

s.

-numyj

a.

letter-presenting

him

to water.

s. aspect, view, prospect,

sight; situation, position.
"Xjufj^iltf s. eyes.

'Xjiujk-Mu^

Xjuujirqualf-

,-nnnat-l3-pt-%

nnLOMMh"

/. look, sight, aspect; -^nt-^uAlnr

vn. to cause to look at.
"ijujjpir, t-^iy vn. to look at, to cast

the eyes on ; to gaze at, to stare at

to view, to gaze on, to behold ; to
mind, to take care.
"{jui^lp , "iipnj or piuj a. vain, useless,
futile, frivolous ; [i ~ ad. in vain, vainly, to no purpose, uselessly; f - i2_
piuiai ititrij to labour in vain.
'yju/iipuMti.pp a. written in vain ; -/fr_
ijni. a. talking uselessly ; speaking unjustly, slanderous, biting, satirical;
-^n^nM-P-ftiH, s. vain thoughts ; -^n4
-/unp^n..pq. fl. thinking of useless or
chimerical things, building castles in
the air ; ^uA S.'ii<<'^^^ ; -4'"<-<"<" ci. incredulous, unbelieving; superstitious.
fig.

XjuApiiAtM/J' f gtiaau

Xju/ltppiP,

trquMg

become

useless, to cease to be,

to faint, dwindle or vanish away, to
come to nothing; - /< lunpi,n^pnj, , to
become wise in one's own eyes, conceited, infatuated.
%u,'upu,ukp a. vain, vain-glorious;
-/^ni-?. vanity, vain-glory, [useless.
vn. to

roudor vain,
vanity, futility, frinothingness, inanity ; injust-

"yyuApnt-P-ftiii

^pjt

like

molston, to

%uyut^ni-^iMMhii-ir vu. to

'Xiufbpuigni.guAlrJ'va. to

cloftk,

women's long mantle.

"{jiy pj a. humid s.gr. semi-vowel,

carrying a letter ; s.
S. ^'iPuipirp ,op -{,, post-day ; -?.^*
4.postage,prepayment;postage stamp;
-if-ftp

...

post,

veil,

a letter.
"iMiuJiuiiiiptp a.

s-

'b<o/'<{:

take one's

chance, to expose oneself, to attack,

to be foremost in the battle, to charge
the enemy; to fight, to struggle, to
wrestle, to wage war to make great
efiForti, to take much trouble, to persist ;xo exercise oneself, to practise;
to devote oneself, to become a martyr p 'iCifimi.p^ iluipu - to lead an
ascetic

to write letters; -u,k.%

Xjuiinpnpui
irgf,

letters, epistles

t.i-nj s. pi,

post-ofSce ; ^ilmut-ap -muib , post-master ; ufui^o%tiy^ moA

post-office
clerk ; 4W -"""* post-mark ; a?.^!
p -uiiJii, poste restante, to be left at
the post-office ; -uinM.,p s. letter-box.
tiiutA^in a. damp, moist, humid.
"[iiuJiurvn.. to get humid, moist.

martyrdom.
\uMi,u,u,uMiikir,

fight, * to set

volity

ice, iniquity,
"Xjaiu

[i

%ui^'^

wheat

J.
,

s.

wrong.

bier, coffin

i^y

s.

S. T-uaf-m^.

quality

finest

of

flour.

"{juii^iuumiufi

Lepus, the hare

puss; ast.
buck-hare

luj s. hare,
;

"cni.

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;, ,

24

bllh
-

iruimiul^

^km^

Aoe-hare; Jujf -[, levret;

form, prick; n-hufiiunlmp -,

-fi,

rabbit, cony; S. ;^"<?^"^; -/ uMlim%2_s.

hot. hare's ear ; -/> nuA s. fcoi. hare-foot,
wort.
[crurnpet, bun.
"131,01^^ or 'hmmli^ s, small cake,
"yjuiinfip *. nadir

; S.0"-t'"4t"'. [kali.
ohem. sodium ; ~n'i, s. soda,
'huipif.^u n-tat * boU narcissus, daf-

*.

'ij""/

*'b.frY^^4

J,

'Xiiupq.tuM'b a.

- ^-Y..nard-oil,

nutmeg.
[fodil.
of nard or spikenard
ointment of spikenard;
s.

tl'i't * bot-

-ijL

fi

Indica,

nard, spikenard, nardus

perfume).

s. hot.

&

(oil

s. orange
f.iMfb,f.,uli f,
conserve of oranges, marmal-

'i,ujp[,%2^, p%2l>

%u,itii2nj

ade

^u^uiniuu^uiui llrt^i-'biun%2^

'^

died orange-peel.
"huipliu,

'XjuipiT

quiet, stillness

s.

gently undulating.
%,.,pi,^,f.yh a, orange-coloured
-itiuiilii *.

orange-blossom

4^. orange-flower water;

walk

-l^i-p

orangeade

s.

n-p

-&-"'t
-'i.fTjj.orange;

go a-shore, to disembark; 7*fex.^ -i

to embark, to ship, to export ^mifr^ f,
-k to disembark, to put a-shore, to
unload goods; Si.Q,"'ci"''i't'fi P"/'-/fe/'>
;

^ijt-ifp

\aplitrt l^uklit^pni-tMtb

&C.
-pm^h' s,
- imtu._

lake

-pt^

a.

shipwrecked

itn^uii^ui^ , the shipwrecked mariners or people, the survivors from

a wreck; - ip,hu to be shipwrecku,p

stranding; --^%u,g or -j/.^ a. sea-faring,

navigating, travelling by sea ; s. navigator ; voyager ; - il^hu to navigate
to go by sea, to voyagej -^ s. navigable waters ; -^fiuyo^p^f s. navigation
voyaging; sea-faring; -i-npir , y s.
ship-builder, naval constructor ; -?//_
6-#ii.J s. ship-building, naval construc-

-m^uipJ- a.

-ptrlitJ" vn- to run

cast away
aground, to strand, to founder, to be
lost; -piriiai-PP s. shipwreck, wreck;

torpedo, cramp-

Ifp" S. Xyuipx^l^u

^uiputiliM-Pnq^

caulker TuiuAlri^ov lTiu/ulri_, tp_

Pu>i_ f, ~, to embark, to go on shipboard, to go on board a ship, to take
a shipping fe/i*ifr^ ^ -t to land, to
,

ed,

CaU[fish.

zool.

s.

or

Xj^'pllh"

careen, to caulk a ship

-n-j

^utt^utpUJaJ'ni-[3-fMt^ S, fleet;

giant-fennel, ferula

-ift"

^D.^

to freight or charter a vessel ; iufph^

oitui'iihi_ov liuipuiJ[ii-P-t_^ t to tar, to

-iluiTfum.

ot'ange-man; - ^/A, orange-woman -puA s. orange-grove.

'\jujp%2h'i-[i s- orange-tree
^piTu/bng
~2yi,iruig orange-conservatory.
u_j s.

tion tiiyiupufb uit-wquib ph navyyard; dock, wet-dock, dock-yard.

%uipu,
'H"'d'

[.jf

s.

/""'t'"z.

backgammon
~

/'

;
S. S'"'0 play at dice

'

'ij"'-f^-7^

-^f2r

navy
dye, tincture, hue;
thread , ribbon or tissue of various
colours; broidery or needle-work of
divers colours; * cockade, rosette;
^t-iu,^ thread of life.
[*. dyeing.
yjtupouiu/tilrpli
tuq s, dyer; m^p-^aJii
ti""- nt-j or "j s. ship, vessel, boat;
S. 'Xjituuili & \uiuu,
water-vessel
pitcher, urn, jar, earthen-vessel ; ^lupkijk'ii
basin or vase of stone ;
S. 'p'^t?/wi_ ; u{uiinh-pujqJlt^
thrOC
benched galley, trireme - - Jhi^ , line
of battle-ship, man of war ; - ip^^t
- 4/*/>j, privateer, corsair;
fire-ship
- iopu,fit"''i"''i'> admiral's ship, flagship ; - ^p-4ti_, armoured ship, ar"isiupou,

ni-g

s.

mour-plated ship

ilu,X,M,a.u,l^a/b

merchant-man, ship, trading-vessel;

- ^^i-/ni_/jr^, steam-ship, steamer; un-ui^uMuuiuiLnp sailiug-boat - /3i-t-_
7(uMlia,i.np row-boat ^m-Jhipuiuii -nt-g
;

fleet

ilu.p^

-l

freight; lp,pih[^ ^-

ib'i't'l'

i,puMj'ut'butmuip

navigate;
squadron,

vn. to

ballast; -fuai-iTp

s.

fuJpfi

com-

modore.
a,g s. boat, bark, barge wherry, sculler; - 4t-itui^tai'b,
gondola u,ui2i'pi - caic ui%ii-qpui^ui%
-I outrigger ; - "hmi-n,., yawl, skiff,
- aiuti^iupu,^
ferry-boat,
shaloop
lighter ^/i<f i4 -^ tariff, rate.
tia/tui^u/^, u._j s. remora, echineis,
suck-fish, achandes.
"ijuji-ui^ui^irM- a. boat-shaped
-4'".
pontoonJh^pl^ s. bridge of boats
tiu>^<</;(

tf-iruiy

bridge; -4<tp .bay, road, road-stead,

anchoring-ground , anchorage , harbour, haven, port; -^.u^ia.naval; nautical;- ^pnt-P],, sea-forces, marine,
navy; - ^^mni-Pj, navigation, art of
sailing ; ~ffu,a-kir va. to build a ship
^uin-ryu fo. If tut- iu if. npit 1 plitrt fe. lj*"w
i.u.i(uia.-</'; to navigate ; to stear ;-4"n-ni&C. S. yftut^aui^npbr &C. ; lluin^n'-^
gu.liufii a. fit for shipbuilding purposes;
-limmlip mkuig s. inauguration, dedif

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cation, consecration, sagra; feast, festival, rejoicing; S. ]u/?n..iffi; u,i,iri_

q-^u ^inuiultn/ to inaugurate a building ; fiu uiiuiihi_ukifuibnib to dedicate
or consecrate an altar ; -lit-pinnt-Pjiu'b
^.\iuii-ut^npitni-P^\ -^/k} . small boat,
,

skiif, cook-boat; -til<j a. voyaging together

s. fellow-voyager
-4<S- a.
shipwrecked; - ipilr/j or ~inif['ir vn.
to suffer shipwreck, to be lost, to perish by shipwreck; -lihirn,.p-^ s. ship;

Wreck

^/^tL^i^

I^n,nt-na-l3-p S* Uiut-UM^

irutpinnM-Pf; -ij[,irvn. to sail together;

-^uAtf-lium

sea-port;
-

port , haven , harbour,

the port of salvation; S.

s.

f.g.

a spacious, safe, fine harbour

or port - tf-huty wharf, quay 4/"_
j'lu'iiiiiiauif, -f.umlig, harbour-Hiaster
^lit-pmiHrpih%uMit -, port accessible at
any time of the tide if-J-nt-uipMaiTnt-m
-, harbour with a bar J'uiu,'i,hi_, 4,_
uuAihu ^At^ ^ - to harbour (liu...)
to sail into or enter harbour (^."f-t-.

gjili

-nt-Pj

profession of a sailor ; seamanship ; steering of a ship ; piloting;

navigation.
yjaii-uiiliup aij $ navigator ; S. "b'""-.
"-ib'L'i seaman, boatman, gondolier,
rower; -frr, &c. S. 'bu-o.i7tmfrr, &c.
%uMi.inuipuAnu u#j , s. Novatiau.
"{jtui-aimnpir, f -f 7 or
f^. squadrou,
s.

fleet; -/14

*. flotilla.

arsenal ; dock-yard.
&C* Otljai^u^'^rrp& r &C.
'XioMi-iupiiiril, a. navigable ; -^t./", fej^
vn. to sail, to navigate, to go to sea
"ijiai-tupa/i, s.

yui-ijuptMip

navigation, voyage at sea, passage.

"yjan-uMgiLnt-^ ! rostrum, beak-head,
cut-water, knee of the head ; -ipiym
s. ship : forest-tree; S-l/uumtif ; -^ujpj_,
&c. S. 1i"-".}f 7- &c.
>

^uA -^ the Argonauts,

,

"Xjiui-tiT, irgj, vn.

%iui.p

fig s.

steam into harbour 4.u.*/*-^

- to get safe into port to
arrive safe %fi-pt4 iVi'Iti_ ft -^nu^
mt-,u% to be wrecked in port -4A.
-Jt^ntJ, s. towing, tow1-ku s. navy
age; -^f^ s. tug-boat, tug, tow-boat;
^t^yiiiui-nt- steam-tug ; ~- uuipiu%
tow-rope - ip-t-fj to tow, to haul, to
drag along ; -.^o^u.4 ""s sea-faring

iiui.) to

ni/^j'p.

/.

[to go to sea.
to sail, to navigate,

naphtha

-/'< s.

-line.

'\ju.^pT(h,r B.'iioPTCtj:

%kpnj S. pi. boatS.

s. navigator; passenger;
" H/?-'^";/> the Argonauts.

"iiaiM-pilrmp
'{juii.npii.

S.'b'<"-<<"'o'i

.uj

'\juii.nt.nl,ii_, i/ijt

steersman

pilot

-ipiMuli s.

helmsman,

-ififnt-pf

s.

S. *b_

uavigatiou ; art of sailing , histiodromia ; ^tpe ~P^^ treatise on Navigation.

"{iuit-iluipAhir va. to freight, to charter ; -Ani-Pf s. freighting, chartering.
i-iauit^mni-P't

navigator, voyager; -i/i42/4 * yawl,

\juMi^inpui
iuJp.* niJiMp S, Cloak,
ft t
pinnace ; -Jhimn/^ s. ladder ; landingplace ; -Jaipin -i/LipinplJi a. fighting at mantle; monk's long mantle; cope,
chasuble ; -A^ *. |)^. copes; muiuim
sea *. naval fight ; - iptt-ij to fight a
a. wearing a cope ; -/<4 *. small mantle,
battle at sea ; - innpJliii_ "biut-uij , fleet,
army; -inapmni.p-% . naval engage- .mantelet; dalmatic.
s.

ment

sea-fight, nanmachy
embarked s. S.'b'-'"^//
to embark; -^p-n'-Pf ^"h-'.

mock

-ifnt-in a.

-ib'blrij

"Xjutpatpui^jtin ^mfi s. z, farthiug,

mites, fourth part of a penny.
,

Xfq.iup.h'ufMir

\itf.uitutupiuuip

two

uMt^blrUf

commander; -uihmhj; t-^f, va.

to command, to steer or guide a vessel to pilot -uitrmnt-pf s. command,

tjl va. to demolish with IcTors

or crow-bars, to dismantle, to throw
down, to raze ; -^wp a. driving in a
"Uj.,^ . three-legged table, [stake.
"{j^nmlij; mlru,[_vn. to grow mouldy,

steering, working, piloting a vessel;

to get spoiled.

stem, prow, head.

'iiux.iouio^f. > ^ s. the first month of
the ancient Armenian calendar, (Au-

gament tendon, sinew -^m

t-,aij.nptfni-P-%\

ferry ;

-^L.

s.

a. S. 'ii"'-"?i<"j

Way, passago,
-uitrm

s.

cap-

tain,

-n.iu2^

s.

^iruipi.

%lrp,f.l>g s.

fibre, string
;

s.

p p uii-y intruta S* Sailor, seaman, mariner, sea-faring man,

tar, jack-tar -^ seamen, sea-faring
people, crew; -t-iTva. to steer a ship
f

li-

fibrine;

-uMuiuim a. fibrous, stringy, muscular,

brawny; ligamentous; tendinous,

gust).
^fia^uMHui

"it^ttT,

newy

putrefaction, rottenness,
corruption ; infection
smell, stench, stink, fetidness;

tit/l'

n) s.

putrescence

bad

si-

-uamhuuili a. cartilagiuous.

bbO,
brome

a.

^tfunt-p (i s. apium, ache, wild celery, smallage.

[or -owner.
"bt^m/a- *. Hebrew w. sheep-master
,

^ *. nectar"bt^ a. narrow, strait, close; *. narrowness, straitnes fig. anxiety, grief,

"Xjirlimuip

^L^

iJQC

corrupt, spoiled, putrid, stinking; iu,piuP^y% - , foul smell;

-- uAiiai. ! iTiupJlVb , it has began to
putrefy.
%hlumliu,'i> a. corruptible ; S.lji-/" a.\
-^ujiuiit a. antimephitic ; -4""> a- stinking, infected, putrescent, rotten, corrupt ; -^nmni-f s. infectiou, bad smell
-^qtq_ a. putrified, stinking, fetid;
-hype * fetid or stinking places.
%hpilrir, tj/i va. to putrefy, to corrupt, to rot; -[liT vn. to become putrid, to be corrupted, spoiled, rotten,
'i/t//n-a- ^.corrupt sores, [stinking.
ehem.

distress; -.p, strait; defile; f, - u.p^ui.

^u,uni-gm%iri_, to reduco to distress or to straits, to constrain, to oblige, to compel, to force; to press, to
urge, to embarrass ^ - </i..ife-^, uA,
limiMlri_, to be pinched for means, to be
3n straitened circumstances, to be reduced to straits, to the last extremity, to be embarrassed, distressed.

%lri_,

narrow, to contract, to straiten, to.

restrain, to tie down, to press, to conto give trouble, to disquiet, to
to inconvenience, to importune, to annoy, to trouble, to torment, to harass, to infest, to plague,
to molest, to maltreat, to oppress ; qn^ uidp^f,,^ to crowd, to oppress,
strain

incommode,

to press, to squeeze
iklHi

narrow-mouthed

a.

J-nqnilni.pii^'bh-^

%lrqiru>g ^"it^i g npSBi, the

ass thrust herself unto the wall;
'ijhiipj', irguy VU. to be put to stralts,
to be constrained or necessitated; to
be uneasy, disquieted, afflcted, trou-

throng; k^i

bled, tormented, vexed, molested; to be intruded upon

ir,il,i_ f, ukuu/i,
or thrust in; to meddle with, to in-

hi-

terpose.
'bt-q^l>i_

a. afflicting,

troubling ; mo-

lesting, oppressing, persecuting; dis-

tressing

vexatious, disquieting.
want of width or am-

'Xjt-iini.p-pt.i s.

plitude, narrowness, straitness; care,

trouble, tribulation, grief, sorrow, affliction

'ht-quipLL-puA

^u, he was oppressed by the

inquietude, displeasure

fa-

incommodiousness, annoyance, tedium torment, worry, vexation, oppression.

pass.
"Xjiriint-ir S.'iiirqirJ; pw. [mus
'b^Y.ni.j [i s. straits, channel ; isthtigue, weariness ; importunity,

narrow-heeled ; -iuml^
narrow-breasted -itlrpui a. creviced; -e.aipni.p-'^ s. pain or uneasiness
caused by constraint ; -4u-ia<i> a.
doubting, hesitating, of little faith;
~^iuir, ua^ujj VU- S. \ih-qu3upin^tr'^ tO bC
narrowed; fig. to become impoverished, to be reduced to misery; -uiut,n\,j;
&c. ^.'Xjlnituuputfiir, &c. -ufku ad. narrowly, straitly, hardly; sparingly;

titi^ p mi- or f - *. fraud, artifice,

stratagem, wile, craft, guile, cunning;
a. S.'ljlAfiiit-ap -ml. -pt- nil_ ad. with
fraud, fraudulently, artfully, insidiously
maliciously
treacherously
knavishly - i-nph-hij to machinate,
devise , hatch or frame a plot

-uuMuu,

liph[_ jni-Jbpii

-f-uip^uiuip a.

a.

-ufipin a. impatient,

touchy,

crabbed,peevish, surly, surly-humoured, choleric, morose, irascible, passionate, hasty ; upuifnT, mk-^uij vn. to
be impatient, fretful, to fidget, to lose
patience, to be vexed; to be ill-tempered, cross, angry, irritated, exas-

perated -upmni-p-'l, s. impatience, illtemper, intolerance, vexation, irrita;

tion, exasperation, bursts or fits of

passion or rage.
'\slTquigni-^ui%hir va. to
flict,

worry, to

af-

to torment, to vex.

Xjirquiipnqnq D. \jpp.iuihniinit
"htrqirir, A_j/. VU.

to

lit-qu^pia
\,irJk-,

(,,

&C. S. '{jlriiaiufipui
L.n2_'

games -ui^uA

a.

&C.

dkuy^ s. NemsBauNemsaan.

to be

betrayed, de-

frauded, cheated.
'[jt-%^mpm'hnt.p[iiA

s.

fallacy, false-

hood, deceit ; -p.uip S. "bti^miL ad. ;

puipy i^-nph- ff-^m Or J-nui S. 13^%^
^mi-np -^4 a. fraudulent, malicious,
sly, guileful, cunning, crafty; -[an^^
a. killing by surprise or treachery,
r

guileful, assassinating; -pioum-P^iii

s.

double-dealing crafty speech, honied or delusive wordsj deceitful discourse -i^tn S. 'bfr%^^"^^4
Ij^^f u>% mj S.IlM/^*. ; mi-,lip
;

uarrow, to make

S.'b*-%^n-.

[deceitful.
'hhi'i-Muiuim^P a. insidious, artful,

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^bP
^t%fuiL.np

ing, crafty; falsifying, forging; stealing.

"iiti^nt/^^tis. fraud, trick, artifice,

craftiness, slyness, cheating; duplicity, deception, trickery, knavery; dis-

loyalty , perfidy , felony , treason

swindling, roguery.
[wood-louse.
Xjhuiiuti
iitriiini-^ , uij s, milHped,
I

"btftir,

n-liii.

"lik-uuip

n.p!p

/_

s.

ian; %Uiihu,i_-u,i-,

s.

energumenous, de[s.nestorianism.

"Uh-auinpui^uiii a. s.

-<.?

arrow, bolt, shaft, dart

/rj s.

Ncstoriau

- oi dart-snake, acontias, jaculum

utn. ft jDiy thunder iiipiuililri_,
to shoot an arrow, to discharge or let
,

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fly

-uAuiirvn. to withdraw or seclude oneself from the world, to give oneself

up

to a spiritual life

arrows.

devoted
-niJ3f

solitary, secluded
spiritual ; contemplative

or wounded with an arrow;

archer,

bowman

-J^n,-f

an arrow

s.

~Jfn,/_s,

shooting,

drawing
a bow; serving to launch an arrow;
lun^irlj i^ihu tO
S* S. l3irui^iJ^^j
shoot, to let fly an arrow, to draw a
'^yu.ir.r S. 2f tiT.
[bow.
letting fly

-f^f. a.

bow-shot.

'Ukmifiiiik^ s:

Scythians, Sarmatians.

%hp

[,, n,

s.

sister-in-law

s.

period or cycle of six hundred years,

or 600 months -, pr. in, into; within
/f - uAA[,%j., in thyself; - uip^tumlii,
;

skilled in art.

"htrppmi

g. sole of the foot; - ^o^.

sole ; - tf-nt-puiuijli^ foot ; -w^o^
.trowser-strap.[ornt.a&i.importation.

4j

'XifrpplrplrJ'viiAo

import

-ptpm-pj,

eulogy, praise, encomium, panegyric.

"yjirppn,!^,

[ij

s.

\jfrpp.nf^p.uMb

S. Xjts-ppni^i^^

hriT S.

yjhppniihJ'l, ni-P-p S. tifr^/pm^.

laudative ; panegyr[panegyrics.
pi. praises, eulogies,

%irppn,iu,li,u'ii a.

ical, eulogistic.

'\,lrppniiuAli s,

h-%p S. Ijirppfrr/.

"Xjtrppniihj; frj^ va.io

make the pane-

gyric, the eulogy of; to give praises,

to laud, to eulogize, to praise, to exalt.

"Xihppn^,^ s. panegyrist, eulogist.

trunk.
*iit^j.ti.
Ij a. slim, slender, lean,
thin , weak ; languid , faint ; gr. tri'Xjk-ppnL.'i, s.
,

-/ir, t-^iy vn. to become

brachys
weak, lean, faint, to grow languid.
;

"Xitp^y

ward

fig a.

lotus

lotus plant.

internal, interior, in-

;
-u/fuA a. com- case.
'[jtrpii.nph-iMipiup ad. actively ; h-ui_
^u,% a. active ; - pay active verb ; - ^nt-h activp voice ; - ^npC,^ , effective grace ; -b-m/ilij a. co-operative
-tttiTva. to do, to act, to operate, to
influence ; -Itm-Pf s. activity, energy,
force, virtue; influence, operation;
act, deed, work ; - 4.-u..^y , act of
faith ; -i-op0, ad. effectively, in effect.
"(jt-pq-ut^iui^ a. harmonious ; s. harmonica ; - Jiyi , harmonic sound ; -_
ui^u ad. harmonically, harmoniously;
-ui-np a. harmonious, harmonic, tune;

innate, natural

morative

4"c'i.>

ful
cadenced , concerted ; -n^pf s.
harmony, accord symphony concert.
,

introductory -ifkJ"
Da. to introduce; -b-nr., ^ s. introducer -i-nt-/*? *. introduction ; -^pP-tir
va. to instruct well ; -Jfai a. endowed
with intellect, reasonable, rational;
-Jlit-uij a. monthly; -rmkiTvn. to enter,
to introduce oneself; -i^L-PkiTva. to
infer, to deduce.
'X}t-puiiruM^,u% o.

solitude, secluded, contemplative or ascetic life ; contemplation.

s.

"ht-pifliLSi s. bot.

itiTva. to pierce with many arrows

-iiij uig s. balista ; arbalet, crossbow; catapult; -4/ a. shot, pierced

-uyfru,^, -,ai-np

a. living retired,

\jirppnrih uA

autichrist.

Hebrew w. neessar-

moniacal,
"Xtk-m

^bP

827

fraudulent, cunning,
wily, sly, insidious ; gloomy, sullen,
saturnine ; treacherous, disloyal, perfidious, felonious ; roguish, swindling;
-friT, &c.S.'utH*^.r, &e.
"ytr'iiii.lrir, b-ijl, va, to defraud, to deceive, to cheat, to dupe, to cozen, to
trick, to gull, to swindle ; to circumvent; to betray; -/.rf"tm. to be deceived, betrayed, &c. ; - /> nt-uni.p-i
to lose the sight, to become blind:
titi^/.^ a. knavish, roguish, cheata.

%lrp,f.t-iy a.

made of fibres or nerves.

"dtpt-iu/^

Nereids, sea-nymphs.
pardonable, excusable,

"Xjirplrip

s.

a.

remissible; -

ffi-,^,

venial sin.

to grant pardon for

a fault, to pardon, to excuse, to forgive, to be indulgent; to permit, to allow ; to tolerate, to endure, to suffer,
"yjlrpk-j; irgi, vu.

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S28
"bbP
beg pardon;
^uyu mnkir "btrpb-in^, I
with the greatest kindness -Jutni^ s.

to support; "iihplrgkp- 1

pardon me
speak this by permission.
;

contingent, casual;
contingence, casualty.
'b%^<'/>4"<-/'7. s. arcane, secret or
hidden sense or meaning.
'ijtja-/,./.o,^i a. marine.
tfeyj^, n/ s. tint, dye, colour; - io^
/4"3 shoe-blacking.
'ijt^4"?-"^S-*.dyer.[o. dyed, colored.
'ht-p^uib- y s. spot, stain; - or -y
"bt^p/jMiuA a. serving to dye.
*b^/'(u7 [y a. present, actual ; gr.
a. s. present -rninMur, f^iy vn. to present oneself; -u,^ni.^u,'i,irJ' va. to present; -m-P-J,,^, *. presence.
"[jk-p^u/birir, li[, va. to dye, to colour,
to tinge ; - f, ltu,pj],p to give a red
'Xjhp/^iq.nHiu.li a.

~nup'[,

s.

indulgence, condescension, clemency.

"Xjlrpnqnt-Pl, s. indulgjBnce ; pardon,
remission, mercy, pity ; -/?t-,u.yj. ad.
indulgently.
'\jlrpni.pj, -ntjtfii s. pardon ; ^c*'^ptu to beg pardon or forgiveness,
to apologize.
[tit^^o.
"iilrpu {. - ad. in, within, inside ; S.
,

'XykpiluMpJ-utliuiba. instructive

P[iL.i or
"{jt-pm

ward, innate, inborn

s.

-mai.%

s.

Xtt-plihW, t-jli va.B-'i)f--p/iui'iilrJ'; utuii_

[

idea,

a.

fictitious

meditation, thought.
'bt^^4fr"/. a. enclosed within ; iuMiHa/^a the enclosed letter.
"Xjt-p^u/iin^ s. any piece of furniture
used as a couch, bedding.
"bt/j^t^ pr. under, below.
s.

to give out to be dyed.

%t-pitr/_,

n-plrutiCi, iU-

- jluA

'\}ypuipuiJ'utfuni,iuliii!ii

-ln^n>-Ph

colour
colouring
dye-house -mn,.^/
. colour- or paint-box
-p,up *. dyer;
-puipn^pj, s. dyeing; dye-works.
'Xflrpliu.'ii^i.p

matter

or

thought, conceit; -f-pm-Pl s. natural

disposition; conception, thought.

dye red,

-J-nt-_

[discipliue.

B.'ljlrmpq..

l-j/

\jkptiiptniJutn.ptf^u/%

to, to

instruction, erudition,

'tit^u.i..o4rai>a.corporeal,materia1.

dye

at-Sii s.

'\,lrp_fp'b

^tmj

a. interior, internal,

inner; intestine; intrinsic; intimate,

'd^l'il'i. *

dyer.

cordial; underground, subterranean;

uAilfliiA , internal angle.
[eunuch.
'Xjirpflihui'huiJ', luguy vTi. to bocomo
'iit-ppli'i'uiaitm s. chief of the eunuchs,
[to geld, to castrate.
S.IP'u/'^'vt"'-

dye-house.
[spot.
'ijlrpini.Mair
y s. dyo, colour stain,
'itt-p/inuiL a. S.Jn/.m a.; well instructed, very erudite, learned, clever, imbued with science.

ljt^4'4 S. 2,"'4"-i4 ; m^^p a. contrary, incompatible

antipathetical;

'b*-/'^^*^ *'-w
J^'ii -"bi-y shrill

- piini-Pf, incompatibility; -4w(<u%,

ii"lJ^l_

"bt/r^'a

'{jt-p^li'buyni.juAt-J'va.to

>

^'titj

voice

ounuchate,
s.

S. U^/?^P^"g"*;g"^t/_

eunuch;

o.nit_,
;

-u

uMUitnpnt-a

yy -1 eunuchs have no beard.

f-ni^ing,

contrast of colours.

subdivision - "..
-ptpj. s. citadel
-^tp * inscription; -^niA^ *. troops
of men, terrestrial or mortal hosts;
-q.pn^ a. marked inside, inscribed;
~Juul_ s. mus. an Armenian note ( **^);
/nifui^ or {nt-ifuiii J. diver; -piuippufi s.
pedestal, stand.
'Xikp^iiup.iiiJ-li'i, s.

"bti^,

ijtrp^nuui'hui^ip

-^nuni^ah

s.

s.

eudosmomoter

eudosmose.

ijL-piiiup^utiiutir S. yyiupi^iubutiT^

P^lA

s.

incarnation.

"istrpJi-qat^uA a. stained
'h^p^i_"'i'"'ii a. spiritual

with
;

tyy

vn.to be inspired, transported; -in,.f

s.

subdivide

inspiration, transport.

iiMj .

coat; shirt-front;
'(j^/'^is><(>%>

-inqiil, s.

'\}ypn,f_^a. indulgent, condescending,

forbearing, merciful, clement; -//i%t^.
to be indulgent.

floor; cellar.

linp!,L.p^ or

a.

tolerant

-ncP^u%

s.

- Jfim^

toleration.

a.

inferior,

interior;

the interior part ; -ympi s.

mezzanine, entresol; -u.i-% *. ground-

\jypip2yk'"''' or 2^>"k"^' o.- encyclopedical ;-.o1'/a,4p s. encyclopedia.

'Xskpniiiuiipo'b

under-coat, -waist- liuAuAg^ chemisette, habit-shirt, under-petticoat.

"{jt-p^lkuii

sin.

-/>/",

to

"ittp^y a. under, nether, lower ; ^ - pr.ad. under, below, beneath;

in, within, through, inwardly, inside

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29
- tupiiuAiiu to subdue
- li,ujhu,i_,
; f>
uibliiruii^, subject, submissive, dependent; ui,umhi_ f -, to line, to cover on
the inside ; -^ s. the inside, interior.
li*-/pg"fs'fc4^ s. antipodes.

- ad. internally, inwardly below, beneath inside, within, inwardly from beneath, from be\yfi^n,-u,i,

[,

low.

&C.

fresh horse, relay,

led-horse; prancer; courser; -^f^
-mt-np a
s. groom
mounted on a
courser, horseman, cavalier.
'b/'"ta.poor, necessitous, indigent;
"ijJ-njif

ni-ii-li^ s.

Jtq_n^'bf_- kp t ^I/I'Ij we had no need

of you -hgat.gui'byj' va. to macerate,
to mortify; -at.pj, s. want, necessity,
indigence.
"iiP^.i^uij s. bolt, lock, padlock;
lever, bar; traverse, cross piece of
timber; trabs, trabecules (a meteor);
ifiyuit-iiffl' mortar ; ipiMil[t-i_ %fo_p to
bar, to bolt, to fasten with a padlock.
uig s. lance, spear
pelta,
"Xili^u^
clypheus;4//n-mS- -/., spear or lancethrust \i mkt -t liu-^t-'^u armed with
a lance, pikeman; uAutaia.ut[ulim -^, a
forest of spears ; u-umuiliy[_ -- ^t_
pui'ti^i.nf
to slay with scythes.
'b^2."'4"'F*"4"^ *'' p*"4p * broken
spears ; -pnJi, s. spear-staff or -shaft;
~/ua,.nii a. bristling with spears ; qop_p
company of pikemen ; -Hy s.
fellow-soldier, comrade; ally, confe;

"iili-ppu

placed

inside

in, into,

f,

; *-^.^ t ~
t "ti*-<4*
in the room.

it

yg^

go in, to enter ftiikuM^

he took him in, he re-

to

ceived him
^lu,

- ad.

fi

f -

ui,u'bhi_
luiM.

UMf'^fltUIIMt/llUt

we

'ijhp^umii.nfl, a. interior, internal, in-

nermost;
press

-t.pyj'va. to imprint, to im-

intercalary ; -^.
intercalation ; -itn^pf s. introduction ; -^niijiu s. interior, the inside part ; -ifat-m umit-iT va. to cause
to enter, to introduce, to bring in.
"lilrgnL^, _j4f s. stay, staff, prop;
sustainer, support, upholder, buttress ; -u uip^u/bh-i, to prop, to stay,
to support; - M.,rpn.-P-b lb'l'lrl_ n^Jh_^,
to be a support of, to uphold, to sustain, to protect ; - ^^z. ^uai-uimng to
support religion, to be a supporter of
religion ; S. ^k'l.u.pu.'b
"hj^p a. weak, slender, slim, thin.
;

-^puilivu'b a.

^oi-/?j

s.

"{,^4.,

p^

s.

anathema, excommuni-

cation, malediction, curse; imprecation, execration; ^/At^^ -i,to be-

come anathema, to be a subject of

execration iun.'iih-^arip ^ u muM^ 7'^
to subject a person to execra/ -a
;

tion

^""v/'^or u/ii/iuApfj to be

-/"if!

excommunicated or execrated

-u
u p ^a-pMoi tgiMipi^ut^ to anathematize, to curse - /< 'Jtm u^(4._
4t^ or j^if uipioMlik/j to load with
cursing, to curse, to execrate, to imprecate to excommunicate.
;

aupiiiul^k-^

"bT"^*municated.

s.

anathema

a.

excom-

[- ad. -cally.

'\,ifn^uliu!b a.

anathematical

tH''"-

derate ; a. allied, leagued, confederate ; -/{nt-p uinXt-iT va. to subjugate

with lance & spear; -//jfiJ'vn.io fight
together; to be allied, leagued, to
form a coalition with, to enter into an
alliance, to league together ; to help,
to succour, to aid ; -li^nijt s. alliance,
league, confederacy, coalition, confederation ; -ihi- a. lance or spearshaped ; -xiJi* a. ad. poising a javelin
or brandishing a spear; -Jht-p, s. ja.-ml^q- s. the dart or the
velin-man
head of a lance ; --/ s. lancer, pikeman, halberdier ; - uiuu,!/^ lance-shaped meteor; -i^umIi a. surrounded or
;

hemmed

in

by pikemen.

%l,iiu,l,i^ilik3 ip'tiirvn.

One's arms

& desert,

to

to throw down
abandon one's

post, to flee.
dart, short lance.
holding or professing the doctrine ofthe council of Nice.
'Xjlil/pui^tu^a. Nicean.
'i,/.,^.4/. J . javelin,

"itqn^tj; tyf vo. to anathematlzo, to

excommunicate; to curse, to condemn;
to execrate, to imprecate ; -{rvn. to

be excommunicated, anathematized;
hqli^fi %jniltmij let Mm bo anathema.

^t

tirpw

^'t pron.

she, her.
f.
^- "' neelassa ; pea"Xikt-u"' s. H.w. nessa; ostrich. [cock.
\J-uip [ij s. balance-scale.
.

'Xjkl'iy"

'

"'3

a.

%l,lil,iuii.uti-ui'b

"hpffi^yjl!^
Iif 4

'h^'i

s.

Nicolaitans.
of prices, tax, rate,

'zit"'.e *

list

tariff.
j,f

4u.^

.i/j

o.

thin, lean,

meagre,

gaunt, spare, skinny, scraggy ; -u.'i.u.j;

u,^uy vn. to grow lean or spare, to

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become

away; -m^ni-jui^

thin, to fall

HrJ'va. to make thin ov lean, to emaciate, to extenuate, to weaken, to attenuate -ni.p1, s. leanness, thinness,
emaciation, extenuation.
'\il^n,-l;uMp.uip ad. like the Ninevites.
"b/*^ s. slumber, sleep, repose ; Jp
HiiMin uininlrt-UMliiaq .Pna t
ffiVO nOt
slumber to thine eyelids.
"bAj. * sign, mark ; spot, speckle
geom. point; uyu -, wj% -, such a one,
such so & so ; ju^u - un-m-p in such
a day.
[brews, Nisan, (March).
"Xipuu/ii s. the first month of the He*ij/>uui
iuuifi s. sitting posture
position , situation ; seat , residence ,
abode ; property, possession ; sitting,
session, meeting; - uifigat^uiliuA seat
of Grovernment, capital city ; - pu_
;

f - ip-t^ij to sit
up, to sit down, to be seated; ^ Viihi_, to sleep in a sitting posture
.u,L.%,_l_, to be tranquillized, allayed,
%ul^[,

encampment

lulled into security; / - fnt-Jhipli^, to

bold a sitting ; ^ %uu,^ uAj. during the
sitting, forthwith, before separating;
/* ^""'l"- 'litiUApWi ulitrbt^uitiuMt^^p
to
/*
paint a portrait in three sittings.
'XtltuiuiJ', ,jf va. to invent, to contrive, to frame, to hatch, to plot.
t/'f^ *.light sleep, drowsiness, sleepiness , dozing ; - .unAm.^, - i.%^u/it/_
ni-jy^ or -kj; y^j, vn. to fall into a
,

doze, to begin to nod, to doze, to nap,

to be drow^sy, to drop off to sleep, to
take a nap or snooze - ^ ^"-i> p-u.\
ipnt-P-k to fall fast asleep or into a
sound sleep, to be fallen into a deep
sleep %/.^4frY. p'i"pe waterless or
dried wells ; - or -tg/iijuAfriT va. to
render drowsy or sleepy, to send to
sleep - jnpnpuAl, , to lull or rock to
;

[sleep.
V'/"?
"b^"- s. bot. wild-turnip.
'ht^p-, lys. matter, body; element;
substance; subject, matter; cause,
reason, grounds; -^, materials; - ^py,
matchs, incentive, tinder;- j/ifi-. diffuse matter - -_ uit<i.ij
form &

Vy,4.

S.

?ffi

matter

^oahuqm^

auijup ~nt

let

us

discourse on this subject.

^llO.

[ed.
terialism; -uit ad. materially.
"Xtli-Puip^n^l s. the subject propos'Xjfit.puijnM.jaAtir va. to give a material form or existence, to create, to

produce, &c.
%l,i-Pa,,-np a. material

liquid, fluid;

worldly-minded ; -/</ vn. to be

formed, to be composed of matter,

fig.

to exist, to be.
%l,..phqk'i' a. material, corporeal;
-,ip.uiuika ad. materially; sensually;

llAnJp^

materiality

s.

sensuality.

spin, to twist;

"Xilii-Pirj; tg/i va. to

weave, to plait ; to prepare, to form,

to project, to design; to cause, to produce, to excite ; to contrive, to machinate, to plot - ^yb^m-Pli to weave
to

plots or snares, to conspire, to plot,

to lay snares ; /.- - to frame or plot
a treacherous design, to hatch treason; linpttui'bni.SL -, to ruin, to cause
.

theruin of;^<"/f" - m-Jk^ to meditate

evil against a person, the ruin of; lunpi,ni-p^u ^pni-phut'ii to meditate
gloomy, foul or heinous thoughts u/hAJtii ^pfiu or qlfnpnLjiui to coutrivB
,

one's own ruin - i/n./?, to accumulate _ ^npb% to undertake, to execute, to put into execution; ipph'uji
;

ukp Vp Jh,^ i[.py,a^ %J'ai his infamous passion cost him his life.
Ijf../?^^ a. spinning; weaving.
,

s.

'\}lii-PnL.pf,L.% s. materiality
machination, plot.

-n-aB

l3^t-u S. ljn*_u or lj*t^

"dPinPtiT, Pfi va. to push with force,
[loaf.
to drive or thrust in, to fix.
'[sl[,u% u,j s. hearth- or griddle-cake;
,

"h^iuiiiiifj

i,uig

mj

nJbjt^

s. roll,

manchet ^a!bf
;

how many

loaves have

you?

human

respect - ^it/^or
look at, to regard, to observe, to examine, to consider, to contemplate, to reflect, to
ponder on to show or pay regard to;
-f^ a. regarding, observing, contemplating -./?? -o<-ift *. observation,
contemplation regard, consideration.
nt-j s. painting
"Xj^uMp
picture
image, figure effigy embroidery or
needlework of divers colours lively
description ^ -nc 4u>%'^, to paint, to
take or draw a portrait ; to describe
ti(<in

~hj;

s.

hjft vn. to see, to

'\3l11-PuMq.npith1r va. to spin.

'ht'-Pui^u/i, a. material

materiality

~ni.p-pjr, s.

-^u,^uip a. avaricious
grasping ; -ui,u^ , [.g s. idolater ; materialist ; -c^.,nupj, s. idolatry ; ma;

S V^wmpnbtuliimb

\\iut-pj^inuAw^uMli ,&C.

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51
"jj/iuipui^lpq^ a.

picturesque

-y/i* sdescription;
;

painter; -?-^^i tpu.^ s.

picture, painting ; represen tation, likeness, portrait; delineation, design,

plan, model, form; style; text; S.

a. painted
described;
ufuui^lriimlilfpui - portrait, likeness
- pfent/sfc the picture of nature;
-^P^i, literally; Jbliuhi^^ -fpfbAo
explain literally ; -^^^ . variegated;

^U'ft

vanquished , conquered,
humbled, lowered, abased, depressed
jjinJ. a.

base, abject, vile, low, contemptible,

little, ignoble ; - .n.'/.t^,

mean, poor,
to conquer,

-ii.ph,r

to subdue, to bear or
break down, to humble, to depress, to
abase, to weaken, to harass, to mortify, to humiliate - //At^, to be conquered, overcome, humbled, abased,
worsted, to succumb, to yield to.
"(tipiittir, t-j[i va. to push on, to induce, to incite; to promote, to advance.
"{tipinpiT, hjiy vn. to endeavour, to

paint, to represent; to pourtray, to depict, to paint, to describe,

to give a description of; to characterize; -^pai-pji s. painting, representa-

exert oneself, to take pains, to make

great efforts, to strive hard, to do
one's best,
[effort, study, diligence.
"hlipmnijli, s. advancement, progress;

tion, portrait,

"y * alligator, cayman.

pron. to 'him or her.
'Xjira/iM,
Ig a, like, similar, resembling, approaching; equal, conformable,

'bfw^o.f/ift'

representative; descrippicturesque characteristic li-

-fliuMl/u/u a.

tive

teral

- linuumfiLp

literally

va. to

image, figure, delineasketch description rhet. hypotyposis, imagery.

"li^utiiiuifiir a. painted
-^pn^j"
character, letter; -^^pui a. painted,
diversified with colours, variegated,
checkered; embroidered; . painting,
image -^Irpm u,^ or ^j s. embroiderer; painter; a. of divers colours;
figured; embroidered; -lihpmlnrva. to
paint; to embroider; -^hpmn^p-l,ii, s.
painting
embroidery -muiTCnpi a.
painted, adorned with paintings; tion,

.?.

uiiujumuili

kkp

s.

picture, painting; -Mifuim_

image, portrait, effigy ; -m^ui

s.

'b4"*?->

"ijf/m

analogous ad. similarly, in the same

manner, alike, such \-kv. imp. it suits,
it is proper, fit or becoming; it seems,
lailiAht-^'ii ~ 4 "iijh,
it appears
he is
as like him as can be - 2.-^ "bc^ ^^^^
;

>

loves like.
"{jiruAuipuAni-pT, s. imitating a person's voice or speech, mimicry; -putp
ad. likewise, equally, in the same manner -fLtphiT va. to figure, to represent; -p2/c/*.a.homceopathist; - ficf^^,
;

history; text; -jnjy a. representing a picture or image.

"it/iutplrir, tjf va. to paint ; to repre-

homceopathic doctor ; -p.a,.J- 01^01% a,

- if-kq^, - medicine;
homoeopathic

sent, to figure, to form ; to depict, to

describe, to write; -/# Jjiinu, to imagine, to fancy, to picture to oneself;

"iji/hAa.

literal

- ^ ^/.f

to write, to describe.
painted, coloured, varie-

\liuipk'ti a.

gated, varied with many colours embellished with imagery ; - uiiuumum.^

'l^th"'3 .printed calico, chintz, cotton.
^liuipp^ s. painter ; 4^^t-"'^"'-/'/ ~
portrait painter; 4/A -, paintress.
;

>

picturesque ; -^i.p-%
painting ; - fit-iiiup-nt-pj; oil-painting;-p#^u.i^, water-colour painting.
"Xt^tup^u^uiii a.

s.

'i,4*'"/""'4ffl-inean-spirited,low-mind-

ed

-'^u.uiuii a.

-ilr.- a.

low-sized, short,

little

mean in appearance, low, poor.

%li%n.-P-lit^ g, meanness, baseness,

lowness, smallness, shabbiness.
"{j^ni-i, fij s. hollow, ditch, cave,
cavern, grotto.

-pm-J-nt-P-Jf

s.

& ad.

homoeopathy

-^nfli S.

-^npb- a. counterfeited;
*. counterfeiter; -^npb-tirva.to counterfeit; -^npb-ni-pi s. counterfeiting;
forgery ; -^ptiT va. to write a similar
;

hand

to fac-simile
;
-ii-pni-P-f s. facsimile ;-^of a. imitating the human
"yjiTu/iiuili a. like.
[voice.
'XiJh/builiai'ii a. imitative ; mimic ; -i
;

s. mimicry ; -^k-pui a. uniform , conformable or resembling; -^k-puifiirvn.

to conform to, to become like, to resemble -^t-pu/ai-Pf s. similarity, conformity, uniformity, resemblance, ana^
logy -4^ ad. likewise -i[ip a. subject
;

same

feeling or passions ; -4/I3

a. S.'b''J"*; imitating, following; -..
i^nJfs. conformity; imitation; -4uiia.
pourtraying faithfully; traced, counterdrawn ; -^uAt-iT va. to trace, to
counterdraw ; -'^lu'iini.p-fii.'ii s- tracing,
counterdrawing -iun.uiuuip ad. like,
to the

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VhS.
similarly, equally; -4/"-/^ a.

formed

of the same material; -^>;f^ a. stereotyped; s. stereotype; stereotype-plate;

-Jtni^ihj' va. to stereotype; -in,.il,f_s.
stereotyper ; -in^fniSh s. stereotyping; -Wuiu'i, a. composed of similar or
equal parts; -^..A^ n. g'r. consbnant;
s. consonance, harmony,
concord -jy4-" ad. likewise, in like
manner, in the same manner, conformably, equally, analogically -uta. a.
of the same gender -.ifr^i a. of the

-jiu'iiif.nL.p^
;

same

kind, family or species ; -ili'ii-

subject to the same afflictions or

pains

-uiu,n.aiji

imitable.

'\jiru.%ir^, a.

t^p

l]i/ai'7ittr,

render

alliteration; -uifiui

s.

VO. tO

Ir^nt-^iMj'iili-J'

like, to assimilate, to

conform,

to equalize, to liken; to imitate, to

[image, statue.
counterfeit.
'hiHu'iilt S. 'Jji/IjA a. ; " * likeness,
'{jiTui'iikj; h-^fi,

alike,

similar

be

-i^iTi lr^";i vn. to

resemble

to

to

ap-

proach, to be equal with to imitate,

to follow, to tread in the steps of;
%iru,'iiiriai_,ru,pq.liuA iu the human form;
ii/iii%li V. imp. it suits; it is very probable ; - L-p-t it seems, it appears.
"yjiTuiini, -lalifij s. imitator - [t^-ki_,
to imitate, to follow, to endeavour, to
resemble to copy, to ape, to mimic
-n,.pi,i.% s. imitation mimicry.
;

XjiTiutittpt^

gun

Xjifu/linn.

J5.

'Xj.r.u'iini-P-j.t-'i, s. similarity, resemblance, conformity, analogy ; assimilation ; comparison ; uniformity, equality ; imitation ; likeness, image, effigy;
figure, type, form parable, example;
gj -/3t, / -, in imitation of, after the
fashion of; ja "bjpi-fit in like manner, likewise S. Pt^t./;
:

,,

'

^CU.

sleep in the open air, to lie under the

canopy of heaven ; - mu^^ pm^op, to
sleep like a hare; - [ %kp> to go to
sleep in Jesus, to rest in God ; - ^ 4.i^
j;u^n,., to sleep the sleep that knows
no waking ; - ^A^ 4"/" b"-!? ^^ sleep
with one's fathers.
'b%2.tjtuY.a. sleeping dead in God,
deceased, defunct; S. ITtn-tu.^; ,
prayer for the
IS'P:^ li""''' **.%'^i"j
dead; matfat
-J^CJ requiem, obsequies; S. Il</io*.
'

Ssii^kgnt-^ut'iihtrva. to

sleep, to lay

down,

lull,

to put to

to put to bed;

-r

to marry, to
join in wedlock; - ^laja, to deflower;
- in_^ ft ,pnL% jutt-Jtuih'iilij , to slay,to kill.
repose,
"xfit^liL-i , %%2nL.!lii s. sleep ,
dormancy; decease, death, exit, tranllffiit

sit

np

faii,2u

fi

ni^pni.^

coition, copulation

S-'lMl'fit^tf-

"h^ttft

[i

s.

-<J4P

s.

starch.

mark

atg s. sign,

- lan'b,upe,f,i_
[almond-oil.

almond-shaped

"li^Jlri. a.

*'h^i/

sign,

sig-

symbol; trace, vestige;

omen miracle,
sign, proof, token
prodigy, wonder; ensign, colours,
flag, standard,banner the Holy Cross;
betrothal, affiancing; seal, mark; cennal, character,

centre
aim, butt ; geom.
point ; - lin.ni.iij , arms - juiiip-nt.p't
trophy, triumph, victory ; - or -u mu^.
to give a sign, to beckon; to signify,
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,
^pkt-l 4 we shall have rain.
tral point,

'i,2'i''"fp^'*.watch-word,pass-word;

signification; -^bi" tv"'3 ""

character, letter; register, archives; secretary; cipher; signature,

-nc.p-'[, *.

Htntf s.

paraph, flourish; -^ alphabet; elements, rudiments -.p t^liitiana^aii^

hieroglyphs -^/.<_. a. noting down j
utj a. performing miracles,
-if-nfibdoing wonders; prodigious, marvel,

ad. likewise, equally

like,

same, con-

formable.
tif/^y. uMquin.uii. ."XiJlfb [ipl

ad. for

which

reason, therefore, wherefor, on that

account; consequently.
'y,'b2^lu'i, s. dormitory, bed-room.
"Xi^lk^ir, fej/f vn. to sleep, to slumber,
to lie down, to go to bed; to repose,
to rest ; fig. to die, to expire, to depart
this life

-g 4%., to lie with a woman;

- uipmui^y
doors

to

abroad

lie

p-ui^oP-iruM^

jl

out of
uiumht^u to
,

s, thaumaturgus, wonder-workmiracle-monger -^npfttiT va. to

work or perform miracles -^npitnt..
pt . miracle, prodigy, sign; -fpktr
va. to characterize to write, to compose; to note, to mark; to delineate;

lous

er,

s. character, letter; writing;

annotation
-q-tat s. sign-observer, soothsayer, augur, aruspex.;
-ij-liiTta/i^
s
notable or important

-fpni-Pj,

note

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;

S3
events; -fpn^J'

'bClo

character, letter;
making the sign of the

mark upon, to sign, to mark, to brand;

to make a sign
to promise in marri-

cross ; q^kuM^ S. ii^o^xu^/YiA- ; ^tum

. uniform, regimentals ; - uuiu,auii.n_
/""jf livery ; -^^if s. diviner, astro-

age, to affiance, to betroth.

'ij.'"-/ * aim ond- water ; -mtriitn.
a. shaped like a almond-leaf.

-{.pnidhi^m. s.

s.

loger, augur -^ty s. iota, tittle point;

;
-l-^'ttp O" seeking signs or miracles.
'\,^%uili, u.g s. sign, mark; signal,

indication

character , expression
,
proof; symbol; emblem label, ticket;
sign, miracle, prodigy sceptre signpost; flag, colours, ensign; - ^py,
smoke ; flame
Mpn,y. -u,g
signal
trumpet, bugle; - q.u.MUMUfu.i.mni-P'h
judgment, sentence, condemnation;
"p -^ Sacred Elements - 4u.i.u.wo,
symbol or formula of faith. Creed ;-;p
;

mfuuifig

symptoms

liuAifhti_jiu,ip-nt.^

raise a trophy, a monument of victory, [gorically, mystically.

pt-u/ii -, to

ad. symbolically, alleyt^uihut^iul^uiii tX^^uthiu^Mub a, signifi-

'hj^u'ii.uliuipu.i,

cative, expressive; symbolic; charac"ii^iiujiuiui a. fringed.

[teristic.

"Xj^iiatJ^un-np o. significative ; symbolic; remarkable, worthy of note,

notable.
'it^'iiiaf/lrJ; irj^ vu. to siguify, to denote, to betoken, to indicate, to declare, to notify, to express, to distinguish; to signalize; to characterize;

mark,

remark to figure,
mean, to signify, to
have the sense or a meaning of; to
to note, to

to

to represent, to

cross, to

ii^liitu

make
to

the sign of the cross ;

^iliu^iMjn.u
to

quote;

'ij2,'"'-'"4

mark

"j

aim

butt,

target; -or mn-m^ -ft fig. spectacle,

butt, object of derision, laughingulih.
stock;
-/' ll'"3"
J"
-/ ifi'hij to expose to the mockery or
contempt of the people, to set up to
public ridicule
<ot/Y_ -^ ip'l-i_> to
make a show of oneself, to make oneself ridiculous to every body ; -ib'ulri,
liMUfj f.uiu.H,/, to become an object of
opprobrium, to be a prey or victim to

ignominy, to be exposed to dirision ;

-liu,i_li2u,uij\Lui'iiuig, to be exposed to
the darts of reproach or rebuke
A-^/A ^, - fii-plru/bii
they regarded
me with horror, or as an abomination;
,

the carcasses shall lie as dung upon

the open field; - /rqt ku pm^ut^, I
was as a wonder unto many ; S. (l/tu/^;
-p%tiaa,J^nL.f, skilful iu archcry.
1i2'-"4*7^ *> shameful, infamous.
*b^uicu<4-</'. t-jp va, to confound, to
put to shame, to expose to public
censure or to the ridicule of every
one, to ridicule, to cry down, to defame, to slander, to lampoon ; to lead
in triumph.
'bi5"i-4"-/3^f -*' * spectacle, laughing-stock; shame, ignominy, oppro-

brium

nickname
or

ti^uji-n^

ticket.

-/1 4/"<-

by-name

hardy

[deed.

S. l|/"i--

yoke-elm,hornalmond-tree.
[beam.
ahem, amygdalin.

'b^<"/fr*'f

~p[> s.bot.

"h^rif, ,1,2/. s.
-lil<p s. ensign, ensignor standard-bearer; -Ifnt-P^ s. signification, interpretation, meaning, sense;
-mn^ps. commandant, chief; general;
-fiioMli a. hung with flags ; -jt/", jf va.
to make signs, to beckon, to nod, to
wink ; to indicate, to point out; -y^
ad. by signs ; - [uaut-u to speak - ; uia%t-i_ikn.u,jp., to point at, to signify

significative;

by hand

nal-giving

*.

formula ;

marked with a
famous

shewing a

-jrf/jr

sign

remarkable

sign, sig-

--.irp a.

signed,

special, signal,

notable

sym-

bolic, mystical; ensign-bearing; i<ojp -uii. '^ftnu^npui^t.n^ a ship bearing

,

the sign of Castor

"Xjimblrir, trgt vu.

& Pollux.
to

put a sigu or

JLi^/im s.

"Xilluiap, o/j

bit,

s.

piece, particle,

fragment ; rest , residue ; remains

mortal coil consecrated bread, eu,

relic -^ -7 reli; -ip "pj

quary, shrine - MMiiin,upu,^l, host,
wafer; - Ifltpy wafer; - if-npitlri^ or
liuiqJb-[j to make wafers ; -^ hi.'b^uip^
the antiquities of Ar\uiiuMumuiiM\,
menia, (Picturesque Armenia).
"Xjjuiiipuilint-tf- s. host-box; -umuii s.
place for making hosts or wafers.
'Xj^uiopirir, t-jp vna. to remain over
& above ; to leave fragments -t^^
a. left, remained - "u^t^p^ upg relics;
- ^tm^ifi JtiT, my spark of life; the rest

logia

>

of

my

life.

^03

354
Aj^

'if^ui'ikir,

to

vo..

against, to revolt, to rebel, to mutiny,

to rise in insurrection; to reject, to

despise

^55^

- ^ "bL-p^m-uui

Jtlm-l/i,

shake off the yoke, to free

ot rid oneself from another's domin-

ni-pni.^

to

ation,

[disdain.

"h^^.u^n.-Hi,
"b^j/J"/!

s.

rebellion

mark, trace, sign,

- ^t-^y some

[i- -lu'iip s.

vestige, indication
remains of beauty.

contempt,

catch a glimpse
see imperfectly, to perceive, to
discover, to examine, to observe, to
regard ; ^I'iPc - to cast the eyes
.

on the ground.

[press.

"XinJlilin,, , ,ug s. Gv'W. lawyer, jurisconsult; president.

'XjnJlfuJ'uii s. Latin & Gr. w- coin.
fj or /.J s. Gr- w. law, right.
"{jniTnu
"Xin/iuliuA , "Xjnflrii/ii a. of Noah.
'ijnjuj'hp s. Noah & his family.
,

'yjnjhiTp.hp

-Irj; ty^ vna. to glitter, to glisten,

;
to shine, to sparkle, to flash.

shining
- lu%q.a^p% ray or

dim

* ^io'i*i

'''"-"iiL

faint

reflex,

beam

iYoro,

equal, identical; ad. ditto, do, idem or

same, of the same kind, after
the same manner, equally, conform-

t 'i'llfb
~ n.~ ft
,

-^y^a. shining,

brilliant.

abound-

lancet ; incision- or surgical-knife

bistoury ; - i^u>/<i>ui^>iiiy fleam.
"h^^s. bot. telegonus.
'X,n[m^, u/j s. he-goat, goat -lui/.^'!'

II fiali

k^ - the same
,

fi J^i fi-i-

-~

at once; f

all

tt-iuiTiulh

moment, immediately,

t ~ * b '^'W^
^h-uiuapi CtU,

directly;

-t"c-

itt-u to identify.
'XfiijbiupiMi'ii

tautologist; u^aiii

s.

a.

-gical ; -tiT, frjf vn. to say over & over

again, to repeat, to tautologize ; -m-'f
s. repetition of words ; rhel. tautology;
literal translation ; -piup ad. identi-

uniformly, equally ; -^y S. 2,"'-ijuti-iu^ a. being as brothers,

having, as it were, the same father
iiy-p -^l^pm S. i^iuiTiuqi^li y^fiuilih-pui ;
-,piu^a. equally wonderful; -<Juyfc-.
cally

of almonds
ing in almond-trees.
'\,2i"-"' fill

Jt

together,

>

soon, very soon, quickly, in the same

of

glimmer,

light.

%^i.[ujft-i/^, -qiupn.

gleaming, radiant,

November.

s.

J,

id; the

iS-uiiSuMliiuflh

glimmer

"Ooyi %ni.lib .inillA or ilbJkpron. himself, herself, itself; he, she, it ; a. even,

gard or perceive.

joy;

of cypress-

ornamented with cy-

a-

'XjniiliiuTCuMC,

ably, identically

'Xj^uiplr^ni-yui'iik iT va. to let see, re-

"hzTJu ""-d'a

made

"ij^iaplrj; kgl, va. to

to look

-I, a.

wood,

of, to

down,

%nT(, ~k,y

to rise

rise,

iTiun-y

hircic acid; -t-u,i, a. goatish; s.pl. hegoats ; -A-^^7L ifnt-pYi S. n'^f^fr/>7.i^

,

-^n,.p[t-^ -pin

s.

>

c/iem. hirciue; -.% .

goat-footed.
,

ous
ism

s.

S. XjiriMttiuijuibr^

nt^Pll

'biulT^ iiM^iy Vn.

be the same or identical, to become

identified; to unite with, to be equal;
-^iTiu'b a. quite the same i^uA S. 2,'"to

or -tniuil a. nauseous,
loathsome, fulsome; disgusting, detestable; tiresome.
'itnii^

homophony -Ati- a. isomorphuniform -Jln-m^pf s. isomorphuniformity -iTuMifii a. isomerous;

-/Zuuint/^il . isomerism; -yuA^, -?
Pli

-iMifl,

of the

iFu/ii^i-^ -"bniii a.

S. i^iu iTiMi'iiniii

-ul-pSii a,

family, consanguineous

same name;
of the same
-l^i'l_ a.

be disgusted, to loathe, to feel

sick or inclined to vomit; to abhor,
to detest, to turn from with disgust.
't,"i4"'V s. disgust, nausea, qualms,
rising of the stomach; abomination.
vn. to

ca-

denced -uifiiMi a. conform ad. likewise -jm-juAtiT va. to identify ; to

;

unite, to equal'Xjy'bil.nJbui^

[od. S.'bg%^4.

'\,y'iiii,-P[iJb s.

identity, sameness.

ad. as

'y,y'ii^ii,i{i

cvcu, Bqual, same;

a.

much.

disgust, to
nauseate, to make loathe or sick of;
to repugnate, to cause to abhor; to
tire, to weary; -n^^[,i_ a. disgusting,

same manner,
manner, equally, as much as,
as well as, also, idem.

nauseous, loathsome.

equal, alike, the same.

"[lyyipuA, -[1 ad. as much.

'\}n,i^ii,jni.^u,%L-ir va.

"b^a",

f -^
,

T(,.y s.

to

cypress

cyprus.

\,y'Liiikii

ad. after the

in like

i>y^"il'"t

'ijy'iiopi'ii

'

'"-','/

'

"''"'J

".

even, like,

ad. likewise; -op^'ii ad. in

;;

;
,

bnp

sj

same day; immediately, forthwith;

-opP%u,li . like, the same
- t- <^^nu{uy s. med. period. [S. "hyiufk"
the

ed; strange, stupendous; newly or^hpuilrir S. 'yjnpiuif.nplflrJ'

dained
-4*/!/! 'i':et -//''"-^ a. newly baptized
converted
ordained
s. neophyte ;
-//,nnt.,
tormented
a. ferociously
-^poi s. innovator a. superstitious
-lipo'iini-P-Xi s. innovation or novelty in
religious matters superstition -4"i
a. arrived lately
precocious, early,
;

'hn^'bp

new-married couple;

8.

0"<""'/> S.'b"'"/; -"j/ *.

premature
unexpected , sudden ;
young, fresh -4m...o4 young, tender; -Ctiupii'i, sf. new-married, bride;
-4<i.u<> a. newly converted
*. neo;

new, raw; arf. newly, lately,

freshly, recently; - /.*{^ curiosity; - ni/ii
like

a second Leontius;

phyte, proselite; -4*./ a. newly invented, modern, fashionable; -4^'"^.

S. 'Xjnpiu'ii^u/b
-iuifU a- strange, unheard of, innovated, invented or pub-

piini^ph iltpnf the Rcncwer

of our nature; uiJpu -nj.the month
"iiupn^nii^

of first fruits ;
8. "bn^min^ ; /. ~n,.au
or nt-iTu ad. at present; under the new
dispensation, according to the christian law; now, in the present age.
"bw^iiu pron. to him or to her.
'ijnpiMip.ui'ii
s. neologist ; um^iu'ii a.
-gical ; -n^pj, s. -gy ; -gism ; -pt,, a.
recently conceded or granted - .oli,
the new year ; -pniu^n^j
a. newborn, just brought forth, new, young,
tender ; -?/* a. recently bought ;

lished lately false, erroneous; -i-i/b,

n^pf s. novelty, innovation ; strange;

-Jtir,. a. new-fashioned, innovated

newly found out or invented
modish, capricious, fantastical -^ s.
- ,an.%tru
fashion, mode, novelty

ness

-py

UrM-hij J'nL.^,u'bti_or -Abi-lrir

newly invented
or discovered, new, recent, modern

new, novel,

fresh ; strange , surprising, curious,

paradoxical; -i-npithirva.to renovate,
to renew ; to restore ; to do something
new, extraordinary, miraculous; -./.f(.
h-ai-P^ S' renewing; a miracle, an extraordinary or marvellous thing, deed
or act ; -f-phw va. to write anew;
lf.uMpA

D.

dressed in

new &

XinnioiiUMI-iuuf

new

clothes
merry; pleasant,

nrf.ira tit

news, novelty;

U,

-jn-f.2r a.

what news ?

IijIt'ii,

fi^nn s. ripening
newsmonger; -/r/.
/i/f^ adjust beheaded
-^^ a. wound-6-/ii
ed recently
-it%b-uii_ a. newborn; regenerate; springing up afresh,
budding anew
-b-it-aii^ j._u.^i4grape;

-^miiif

-^'uq.fip

s.

just christened; {/A -d-/A, recently

delivered woman ; -S-i/.i/"or -ybuAf-ir
vn. to be regenerated ; -Itini-Pf s. regeneration; -i^int-i^ S.'b/"na^/A;-4".
.Loyrj a. new-built; -^mmuip a. lately
finished or ended young, raw, inexpert ; -^uMpif a. lately recruited ; -^kpui
a. prodigious, portentous, monstruous;-i-^<"0. newly built or construct;

'Xjapai'iiiiiJ; luijiy

to
'

^i')ii_-

grown green
or flowering anew; -p-Irp a-new made;

'iv-pe

to in-

vtt.

novate, to introduce any novelty or

innovation, fashion or mode; -2k,.[,f_
s. innovator; milliner; -,ilir^n,_Pl,Jii s.
innovation ; mode, fashion ; -^ fancy
articles -iiuibif. a. s. protestant -ipuii^
^n,.pi,i% s. protestantism ; -a'.o^i.^ a,
having a novel taste, agreeable to the
palate, delicious, exquisite; -Jhipi^,
%npu,ilipj- -iTni-ia a. newly entered,
young s. novice ; -^ s- innovation -
"iinpni-hij to introduce innovations or
novelties ; -Jhm-P'^ s. the first day of
[own, his or her own.
a month.
"yjnpuij
ng -[ill Jitng pfon. ono's

-^(tt-in a. new-fangled,

newly made

-ifnptt a.

tised,

short-hand

"ii"^ nj a. new, fresh, young; novel,

recent, modern; strange, extraordinary, curious; inexperienced, unprac-

')^trt.n'il.f,nu

<

[writer, secretary; a. notarial.

'\}'>-..

be renewed

moon;

vu. to

-*"/

become new,

ini.u^t

it is

newly painted;

-i4"'/ o.

new

-ij.^^/

marvellous, astonish,
surprising, wonderful; unheart
of, extraordinary, incredible, paradoxa.

prodigious

ing,

ical, phenomenal, monstruous - fi^^,

phenomenon, prodigy, paradox -^'^i_
;

furnished with new light or glory,

shining anew; g w/^i - at early dawn,
at the first dawning of aurora -%np
a. quite new, quite recent ad. anew,
over again; -^t*' a. new-built; -^iy^
a. freshly frozen ^ -uiiapi-ku. a. recently accorded, granted or given; -;^
ad. newly, recently, freshly -u/am^ a.
a.

newly crowned ;

^l

Leo XIII,

^jpuiufiruiii l^t-.A

lately raised to the

;;

%np

,;
,

^^^

S5C

pontificate; -ukp a. fond of novelty

XinpfiJuiH S. Xjnpuii^iiMip

or news, modish, fashionable;

Xjnppb D. \fnpua

fa-

s.

shionist; -ulipm-P't ^.love of novelty,

-u'linM.'iiq. a. newly fed,
modishness
young, tender; -i/".tya- /fj o. newly
created, produced or in vented; -"mi-t
;

frjf

ft-t-r,

make anew

re-create, to

-u^uM'i,f_

S.

;
-iluipJ- a. inexperienced,
unpractised, inexpert, young, novice;
- Jit unbroken horse ; -mkuu,li a. of
a new kind or sort; -inlr[ii_ a. extraordinary, strange, paradoxical, prodigious, portentous -"^ a. of tender
age, young ; -,/.i-*4 a. newly planted
. young, sm^ll plant; ^51. neophyte;
-u,ni-p a. lately given, novel, recent;
-p-u/i a. renewing, re-creating; newly
done ; -phuiP- s. packfond , German

tin^iin^^iK^

silver
va. to

ate

~9"/'l 0<\jnntutlytuu

make new,
;

~qnt-quiliirj'

renew, to renova- vain, vain-glorious,

heterodox, heretic -^_

-ifMUMit.

vaunting

Ifiipn^ S. U"/; '"'f/*^ S. U"/""'/-"/'^;

renewed, re-made, made

up anew ; aiui^n S. ynp ad. ; u1mn1.f1

-lyuipq-uii, a.

S. \jnpiuuint.n *
'Xjnpnf.hJ', hgjiva. to

-frm-iT, */> va. to create, to

*.

to

n.n^p'[, s. vain-glory,

vanity; hetero-

doxy, heresy -if,h,nni-p a. moulted,

new-feathered
young afig, made
gain, renewed, revived - iiu,p^uipf,i_,
to moult, to get new-feathers, to put
on new plumage fig. to grow young
again, to be revived -.[ip-fip a. newbudded, new-blossomed, freshblown
- ltu,qf,li a tender or new-budding
- ?-t#^ ^uMp%iu/iiy
flower
budding
graces of Spring; - "i/.ifp budding
breasts; -i^np a. newly dug; engraved;
-^uM.fu,^ s. new-city p. Vagharshabad.
;

,.

"Xinphii

u,g a.

new-come, newly ar-

/?(?. newly converted; - 4.^<A,

bride, new-married; - t,^py^ novice;
- fi c,u,t.uM,a neophyte.
[puAusir.

rived;

hjt

Xjnpyir.

'Xtni.i^.iny a.

S. O"/"'^^'/'; -^''S.'ii^

newly

offered, dedicat-

generator.
-nL.ah s. reuewiug,
'Xjnpnq.ni.piiiX
renovation, restoration, reparation,
mending; reform, reformation; new
birth, regeneration; growing young
[novation.
again; S. %ninp'
-7<_.'ffi
s. novelty; in"Xinpni-PliJii
"XtnpnLj, -m-Sh s. a. new-student or
,

scholar.
'y,npai,k'i' ad. in a new, unheard of or
extraordinary manner, prodigiously
a. unheard of, extraordinary.

"{inpoplfiiuili a. unexampled, strange,

new, extraordinary, prodigious, un[usual.
"Xtn^ui pron. to them.

Tj"J*V/-P * J"^
{}nM- . unt-ni

T/t^^
j

ther's wife.
"bni-fu^

music, song, air, tune,

sonnet : cup, goblet,

u/_j s.

melody, strain

mug: fashion, manner; bout,

time;-no4f, golden cup or goblet;
bowl,

hph^upp.lTu/ii
jopl/iiiri_-u

-, trisagium, agiology;

to

lUanL-aiUifl-Iri

modulate, to sing; 4^25

to make a sweet

UlT'

concert or harmony

-u

troops, to recruit anew.

"b"/'/'

cocious

/""-w

-^

e/ "bniiiru,^

r*"'"J '" premature, pres. first-fruits, premices

first-fruits'

day.

their.

o nq y u/bp j "'^n SI.

daughter-in-law ; sister-in-law, bro-

in

; starting
entering in a profession or
career, making one's outset ; s. novice,
probationer; -m^<ui *. apartment for
novices ; -m-fi^ s. outset, first steps,
starting, setting out; novitiate, probationership, time of probation; -/A_
liuiija. newly obtained ; -i^imfip a, newly elected or chosen; - U,fEp</> a Abbot-General -j/bk-u to enrol fresh

to do up,

revive, to re-establish ; - ijhliuMp , to

restore a picture -[nTvn.to be renewed, restored,regenerated,re-established fig. to revive, to come to life again.
'Xjnpn^l.f^s. reformer, innovator, re-

ed, ordained or consecrated

life,

mend,

to repair, to restore to the first condition or state, to put in good or better condition; to regenerate, to reform ; fig. to renew, to renovate, to

lrpn.h(_

triumphal

yuMifp-m-P-kui'b

sing an

to

song

epinicion

jtrptiuipui^nfu

a
-op
,

uAlfui'birij to be prolix, to
prolong the discourse ^iun.u,2l!h -%
juia-iuQint-W -p the first time ^ pu_
qni.J' 1# p u puMtla^iiu Jfft trt. "'It
-a more than once, several or many
times, over & over again l> Jtni-J'-\,
once, at once; all at once;
in-u,
once more / Jt-y -p "- (^ - for
once {[<<7<' Jf- ti-ii -. once more, once
again ; jkp^uipui^n/ii -op long, a great
while or time ; jji/rj op% Ji, jf, -, once

j_p.ui%[ii^

^-

;;,;

Iiflh

foV six days ; in^p

hear for the last time.

?-'"/*"-y/3-

melodrama;
band -a-n..

-/uuiil^s.

stra ;

-ih

^yu

qkp^l^

accompanist ;

s.

s.

concert; ^o.4^.2r

concert-room;

orche-

musician
- ^A*^, to ac-

,j

wane, waning eclipse ; - fiy reduction in price, abatement; tpP.i^ (<

-num.

music-paper

-/un..,/}. g.

company; -fighj-va. to accompany;

-ijnup^ti, s. accompaniment; base;
-4"i?.4^

"bWh

ii57

a day
-

to fall, to decay, to decline.

1i"-i"t. /fj a. languid,

languishing,
faint, pining
dark, obscure; gr. subtile.

weak, drooping, feeble,

away

less

{jat-iiintir, kji[i

h^m-tju/bkiT VU. tO

cause to languish, to make languid,

-^/,/,

music-mad; .
s. melomania
1'3 * musical composer
~l"'P't'"v
song-writer; lyric poet; -pu.% s. mus-

to weaken, to enfeeble, to debilitate,

to enervate, to cause to pine away; to

ical instrument

'linL.amtJ', t^ui/ vn. to faint, to fail,

to lose one's senses, to fall fainting,
to fall into a swoon, to swoon or faint

melomaniac

-j;.^^ a.

-Jhin,.[3j,

music- or song-book;

wind, mouth, reed instruments

cadencpresent
the wine-cup, to hand a wine-glass.
^ni^io^A-iT, tj^ir va. to sing; to give
out the tune, to strike up to play on
a musical instrument, to execute, to

^P

-t-np a. musical, harmonious,

ed, melodious; -nptrj-ya- to

perform
-

<7>%^u>i.

g m-Jh^ to accompany
to play the flute.
[lody.
,

%ni.Mitii.t-pfnt-pJ, s.

music, song, me-

ljni.u>^, [ij a. of little

consequence,

inconsiderable, few in number ; lesser, smaller, very slight, weak, little

thin, slender ; base, low, vile ; ad. not
so much, less but little, not over;^^
^* - not less, not fewer ; jmt-^u, Q,u,r
-. more or less; n^jun^^a, t. n^~,
neither more nor less; r a/n.it^ S.
1

darken, to obscure, to dim to eclipse;

;

to diminish.

away; to languish, to grow weak, to

wear oneself out to diminish, to grow
less, to decrease; to become dim,
;

obscure, to be eclipsed; -^tu/^uAij,_

it-u to fall senselesis ; -ql> u[ip,n [nT,
my heart grows faint within me.
"ifni-uitini-PJi

swoou, faintweakness,

-m.!"/!. s.

ing, languor, languidness,

fainting-fit,

syncope

diminution, les-

sening, decrease.
'ijni.u.alt.r,

k^f, va.

to

subdue

to

vanquish, to conquer, to master, to

keep under, to subject, to subjugate,
to enslave, to reduce to slavery ;
jl'^e'' ~' to ^'^^^ possession of, to
make oneself master - q^ypyP to
repress one's anger or resentment.
tioi-ujai,^ s. subduer tamer.
;

\ini-iuqiupiJb a. brief, laconic

-y^/rj.

rare ; -^m'b a. diminutive, decreasing; - muMmlikp

negative picture;
c.

-li/zm a.

short- witted;

Xjni^tuahlTt

l='i]h

-*/rS.'b"'-"^'/"-

l-airgJuuibhlT

VCl,

tO

diminish, to reduce in bulk, to make

less, to lessen, to reduce; to deduct,
to abate, to retrench, to abbreviate,
to shorten to lower, to disparage, to
depreciate to extenuate, to emaciate,
to attenuate to eclipsfe, to throw into
the shade - ^plba to lower the price,
to cheapen; - qiupJ-i^,,, to depreciate,
to debase the value.
tuij-m^/i./", trjiy vn. to diminish, to
grow less, to decrease; to be lessened, abated, lowered, brought down;
;

ast. to

be eclipsed.

-ncM g. diminution,
lessening, decrease, extenuation; want
of, deficiency in, scarcity ; rarity discount, reduction, lowering; decline.
'\,ni.uiqni-Pltu%

'{jnuuiTCni.p l^Jb

-ni-UU

S.

enslaving, submission,
detention, possession.
uiglivn. to

'ijn-""/'.

"{jai-iuu.n,

or, poor,

Pji

SUbjOCtion,

obedience;

mew.

humble, low,

a.

mean, sorry,

inferi-

ignoble, vile,

contemptible, cringing, servile.

'{,ni-iuuinaipuj'iiL-J' vu. to spcak submissively -pu,p ad. humbly, basely,
vilely, ignobly ; -/""4 a. low-spirited,
poor-witted , weak-minded , abject
vile ; meek, gentle, lowly in heart; ;

J]iu<^

little

minds

-luni,n,^P[, s-

weak-

ness of intellect; meekness, lowlines,

humility; 4<<*/ S.'b"-'"" ; -^"r, um_
^uj vn. to humble, debase, undervalue
or degrade oneself; -t/m-^u/iilrirva. to
humble, to abase, to lower, to degrade,
to disparage ; - qa/iiJ.'ii, to humble or
degrade oneself -j"-jfo. a. degrading, debasing, vilifying.
%ni.iuuiiini.[3-^i.% s. abasement, un;

,,

^Ub

S3 8

^flh

abjection ,
dervaluing humiliation
baseness, degradation, meanness, vilenoss ; .n..oij -p't without meanness.
,

%ni.,iipmu,li

,j

hot.

s.

dittander, le-

pidium, coek's-1'oot; fumaria, fumiter,

fumitory; zool. gold-finch.
'Xjni.uip.nu.'i,
,j s. cover, covering ;
window-blind\,n,.kp
t-lii-iig s. offer, offering, present, oblation ; libation ; sacrifice ; -^ ,

milk of -8
,

liberality

S. 9*'/'

shew-bread

u.^.^myfp

^i"-tp"'3

^""J

<

votive-

>

offering.

ov-tTs. bot. snake-root, serpentaria, dragon-wort, tarragon.

'Xini-lip.uphp #3 a. carrying & offering a present, offering ; -{npb- a. sacrificing -^npblTirva. to sacrifice, to celebrate mysteries; to consecrate, to
effer ; -i^npit n.-Pfi.-'i, s. celebration of
mysteries, sacrifice, oblation.
ij s. usher, sheriff's of'ijiii-[,(,u./i
ficier, Serjeant, lictor; nuncio; depu"hnLfiii

ty

b. XinM-lifiu/linn

'b'"-^/>'4"'^' o. sacred, consecrated,

- l.-^ .pplimt-ku, Irpf-,
holy, divine
toast, health.
[sheriff.
\n^l,l,u,liu^hm s. police captain
*U<>'-/'/>i;(i"i'/' a. consecrating, sa-

oil

"(jnt-u

>

"ii^j

pil'P-

"Xjni-a^i

crisp

pOmBgran-

'hn.ia'b. "lin.niiip S.

S.'b"'=p ; b ~ ^I't'Lfpb ^l>"to mount on horseback,

rrj

%Itij %u,.,lru

horse, [prescription, formula.

"b^Li/^uy /i *. receipt, recipe ; med.
'[,ni-pp,'i'iip['j a. subtile, fine, slender, tenuous, lank, thin, slim; narrow;

to. take

gr. subtile; fy. finespun, subtile, difficult, abstruse, obscure, profound ;orf.

subtilely; - ^u^i, shrill voice ; - /;o^

subtle, acute, shrewd, perspicacious.
,

"Xm"^

s.

horseback; back;

S. l/niM.

"itippt pron. they.

%ui,uuu, l-g s. aid, assistance, suc-

'ijnpai

almond"; if-mni
//^R "bizi
- j^^uipuiiifmm sugar.

past.
ate;i.<oi*^""tM 'flower of wild tree.

plums

ij^ or 'iijn/
bitter - ; /i<-,^ 'b^y

"ijni.^,

cour, help, favour, subsidy, support,

relief, resource, means p ad. in support of, on behalf or in favour of; ;

to aid, to succour, to
help; to care, to take care; - ipit^^.
ir,u,ni-gn/i,lru

XjuiiuuuiiuiFiuuwnja

t-np

O,.

Iielping,

succouring, propitious, favourable

,'

crificing;

priest.

*.

s.

secration; sacrifice.
'bn-/'/"<'^'"j s. libation-cup
u"^/'/" """"*-

'"^

'

"/"-/

fering,that offers the

the Church.
"yjat-fiphir,

sent, to give

devote;

/rj[,
;

chalice.

uin^tiM

a. 01-

first-fruits to

va. to offer, to pre-

vow, to

ordain to consecrate; to
sacrifice - or -^ "imi-kpu to pour out
libations to; - ju/Wi. to devote, to
sacrifice oneself; - ^[ni to honour
idols with offering; -tm^ a. to be ordained or consecrated ; - ^"-nj consecrated to idols
-pn,i_a. offering;
ordaining; s. priest; bishop.
'ijn^lipnu.Hii s. offer, oblation; dedication, inauguration; - uA^lfb, self'lj"'-4/'S.n-'*'W'- [sacrifice, devotion.
*ij<.</L< s. China-orange, mandarin;
;

111'

. tree.

'b"-'/t2i"."%<4

\n^Jl,^,q.uij

s.

'hniiiiii.^u.p

chief citizen.
Gr. w. money,

s. bol.

h^b wa.to help, to

assist,

to second, to
favour, to supply, to serre, to contribute.
u,j s. aim, butt, level,
"Xjuiiuu-umIi
end premium, prize ; fig. object, goal,
end, scope, view, purpose, design,
intent ; 4t" -b siini ; m-iuit-^ ( -% , to
take aim at, to aim, to level at, to
point; i,iupliuM'bhi_ p -"b ,to hit the mark;
^/7. to attain one's end; uainui_ ^aur
to obtain the prejuiif^nui^tl_
mium, to win the prize; -*-_ a. prefixed, appointed, fixed ; -m^t"' s. ast.
collimator; -ii-f^utnt-X, s. collimation.
'Xyufuip -utii u/j s. provision, store,
[sions.
victuals.
"Xjuiuipiu^uii-np a. laden with provi"yjui-uputi/inr, tj^ va. to victual, to
provide with food.
to succour, to relieve;

to dedicate, to

to

'Xjufuium/.-iri

[tion.

nunciature deputa\,n^l,pu,J'uu.li s. holy or great month.

'Xim-lipuA, uy s. temple, church; con\ni-l,pu.l{ni$

l^'bh/QV t-npirtT o.XfUiutuuitiflt-ffpni-^

>

^i

"(juilrp,,, a.

poor

&

proud.

'bn.'iiuiii.njtia.^omegranate-colovired;

crimson - Pu,i-bi_, crimson velvet;

-Jti- a. pomegranate-shaped; -^mp s.
garnet. [j.puipi,n iniitiL-utj ,
grove.
s.

[lily.

nenuphar, water-

'ii.L'it*/!

s.

pomegranate-tree

"isut^ ,%ub'i

"b/"'

breath, puff;

-^
fig.

;,;

^OU

39
destiny, fate, fortune; 1^4 - .high destiny j iiyi'itL ^ - to prosper, to lead
.

a happy

life.

dark, dull, obscure, sad,

'Xjulrir, U.J a.

gloomy, horrid;

*.

^.^ulyJh^PI,^

quirk, sophistry; -p<o/. ad. sub tilely,

cunningly, acutely, subtly; -f*-^i- a.
slow-tongued, stammering, stuttering;
-/iAj.pp a. punctilious
particular
,
punctual ; -^o a . artful-tongued

speaking subtilely
"XjutrJuAuiiT,

luguMf

to begin to

vn.

lower, to darken, to become cloudy;

to be darkened, obscured, overclouded, eclipsed tarnished.
"XjukiTuiumnL-Uf, a. obscuro, gloomy,
dismal -lumt-iup thick darkness.
'\}ulrinujnt-jtMi%iiJ' va. to darken, to
bedim, to blacken, to offuscate, to
,

tarnish;toeclipse.[tarnishing,dullness'i,iit-Jhi-P^p..% s. obscurity, darkness;

"buf^s.tribulation, diflSculty, labour.
%uu,umI^ ,nj s. excrement, dung; chem,
residue, sediment, bottom.
[life.
"iiamui^tiA a. sedentary ; - ^ttui^ , -

ll'

-li"^ S. \int-pp

headed

-4.S-.* S.

"hp^n^

iiuMiuiuifiu a,

long-

cambric
lawn
-4<^A-j a. subtle, keen, piercing, in-Juj/r, a slow of speech
genious
;
-liuiuML.

s.

* shrill-voiced gr. subtile; -Jhiu"/, a.

;
of very thin parts ; -WuMuiuipiup ad.
like

atoms, with very fine particles

-JUpJi'b a. snaky, lanky, thin, slender, slim, delicate, spare; -Jlim a.

subtle-minded, sharp-witted, subtle,
piercing , keen , sagacious , witty ;
-Tuini.p-'S s.

sharp wit, subtle-minded-

ness, subtlety, sagacity, perspicacity,

penetration ; -^uij" , ui^-y vn. to be

become more cunning or

-jm-^aAt-J' va. to subtilize, to
refine; to make thinner, to sharpen,
to point; -t-u,pu, a. pointed, sharp;
-t"'W3 * lane, alley, narrow path;
-.$IP^ a. thin-nosed; snouted; ^*//A S.
refined, to

%uu,.upui%

bcnch, form,

%aml.-[li s.

seat, chair.
"{jumlrir, frjf va. to lower, to diminish ; - itp/ia^p to fine down, to make
subtile, to sharpen.
"Xjutajjiir, uiuMj , "blium vu. to sit dowu,
,

to be seated; to repose; to lodge, to

reside, to dwell; to be settled, to be
resident ; - tp3 > to be encamped,
to encamp ; zr'-i'2.~ if^aM,fui^u3t- to besiege, to blockade, to block up ^ ^u..
ptuti - , to lie in ambush, in wait ; to
plot - [ utquA, to sit down to table;
,

juiP-nn.

mku,

evacuate ;

go

to

jl^iptu/ii

to stool, to

to retire

from

business, to live alone - t tk-piy u.^

to neglect one's deposit.
;

i-iMiii^l

XiUuiniliufiutb o. XjilutiMMllUMh

mhijl s, auus
breech, bottom.'
'\jumni

"XipP'ufuXflp .
{jpfitriT S. yippLutgat-aH/binr.

y^PP-l"^'3 ^. VPI^""^""

'iju>i.<jffi

p - ad.
s.

sitting.

sitting

['ug-

down; evacuat-

"[jiiinai-juAirtr, gp vu. to placc

seat, to seat, to place, to put; to

OH a
push

thrust; - ti^pu, to encamp, to

pitch a camp ; - ^^luqut^iuL. to
besiege.
[lass.
i/j s. sabre, scimitar, cut'Xjpui'ii
'yipp.uip.ui'u
a . subtile , quibbling ,
quirking; -t-ir ov piujhirvn. to subtilin, to

ize, to refine, to cavil, to sophisticate;

-i.p'f

s.

subtile ; S.'li-/p.
^ppauu, a. thin or slender branched.

"hpicliti a.

'[jppni.pi, s. subtility, tenuity, slenderness, fineness, thinness.

'isppni.tili s. narrow way, footpath.

'h^pir.r, t'jl-fiiT, h^uy vn. to be

very hungry, to exhaust, to die, to
pine away with hunger, to be dying
of hunger, to be starved to death, to
,

subtility, cavilling, quibble,

ipP^

a.

exhausted or dying with hunger, famished, languid.

"h^aiiai^

s.

lake, small lake.

"yj^miPir, t-j/iy vn. to languish, to

come
"XjuuinUi

die of starvation; "k^p-tunjai

fuudamont,

loj s. seat, residence ; - ^Ar_

the bottom of a bee-hive

"biiuing
p^utlif,

subtle

faint, languid,

to

be-

wear oneself

out, to faint, to swoon.

tij.n.^ni.aa *. debility, languor, atony.
"b^n/p "--pt * sieve, riddle.
"XjoP- t s. minium, red lead, ruddle,
,

vermilion.
[ished, starved.
"bo/Sf /?-ny a. fasting, hungry, famtio/?2f'i-r, tyf va. to announce; to
procure, to provide; to prepare, to
furnish.
.

"XjoP-nt-'li s.

'\30up

hunger; fast,fasting.[<ii;es.

uni^ip S. Wiioup with

"ijoiiput^trp

a.

weak

its

deriva-

or tiiin-haired

70

,;

&M

tap

having but a thin stratum of

earth -i.%if/j . large-tooth comb.
\ia<<</^ >uj s. notary ; -ti/", tj^. va.
to write running hand; to draw up a
deed; -m-P-li s. notary's functions or
profession.
[bleak wind, sirocco.
uig s. Gv. w. south wiud,
"Xjomna
'ijofii^ or - /-/y' *. running hand, cur-4i/^

a.
;

sive, italic

-/riT,

ning hand

fig-

frji[.

va- to write run-

examine minutely.

to

Ctt^

giy

keep, to observe sabbath;

to cease from work, to repose, to rest;
to be out of Work; -uitui, a. keeping
the sabbath ; s. sabbathariau ; priest
whose week it is to officiate ; -^ g.
weekly fast or abstinence ; -_yi-ju.
XhiTva. to cause to keep the sabbath
to cause to rest or repose from work,
to celebrate the sabbath ; -t-np a. septimarian, whose week it is to be on
duty.
t|[u/(!a//?a<.^. keeping the sabbath;
cessation from labour, rest, holiday,
vacation.
XfuiputP-^atj ^4p s. week's labour.
'(^uipuiPopbiy a. of Saturday.
Xfii/i-u/iiUM^ uMq s. chestnut 4*^1^^^ horse ; - Jtlr great or large -; -/.
fn/it a, chestnut-coloured , auburn
nut-brown ; -milui'X'mn. s . chestnutseller
-k%l, s. chestnut-tree ; (/<7.)
chestnut-wood ; 4*^.^4 - .horse-chestvn. to

nut-tree.

the twenty third letter

of the alphabet, & the eighteenth of
the consonants; ^."^ ^^^ hundred;
{sifiA) s.

five

hundredth.

. back, shoulder, load;

I'
hand-barrow, sedan; -u/ifi./.'/i *. half
a horse-load -tiT, tjf va. to put on
the shoulders, to load vn. to load oneself with, to take upon one's back.
Cui^ijf/Ty ,f . help-burden, crochet.
'CuiZ/uiiiitrMT, hgj, vn. to prick up the
;

sometimes changed into or

confounded with the letters u&c'^, as:
It

Zi'^f^,

is

ears, to listen attentively.

(..yj^.

^'^ ""-3 ^- profit, interest,

gain, lucre; advantage, good,
benefit, utility, emolument; interest,

C'4 bs
<

In foreign words, the letter s is

often changed by us into ^
for
example
sabbath Semiramis
Simeon, Susan, Arsaces, &c. ^u,p.aip;

C<ufi<u/7 ni- s. sabbath, --day, day

of rest; repose, rest Saturday week;
un-Mi-, JL-b- -. holy Saturday; /<-iu^
- I holy week ;
the grand or
7<_j
holy sabbath ; -k [ ~ /< -"- -<- eve,

<

ry week, weekly;-/, -t.from one

sabbath to another; iluii,Af.-i_l, -#, to
let weekly
to break the
uiiip-ti^ q;

sabbatism;g

Ba,hha,th;/um[iui'iip -..,

fruit,

usury ; - (||<^<#/>j. Shah or king of

Persia - >>y-.^ or o^in-/3t utility;
u^P -ni., love of lucre; /. - o^m^ /,..,
.

for their advantage ; for the

benefit of them ; n^ utn. ft - ^i.^ of...,^
puM/tputn-fiir, be sure I speak disinterestedly ; /' -u ifiiMfiliu/lilnj -<. q^lrm

pir,i/iy

Jfliku ipPbu /""'I't^ij to become avaricious, to be greedy of gain ; - pt.

pirij to be profitable, to profit, to pro-

duce gains

p.ujaiiiul_ ^- m-pnt^
to
;
a person's profits or gains /. utbt-u to invest, to put out at interest;
-./ ,unHri_, to dance.
,

clip

-ni. TCiAutufuip^j,
a sabbath day's
journey, (2000 cubits, i. e. about a
mile ) -m. ad. on the sabbath-day.
,

Z'"it'[3-'"^l'l'

j-pl'

s.

or weekly newspaper

bath-breaker
ing; -ft/urllfl
sabbatical;
-Jhi.u,

s.

hebdomadary
~injir s.

-^-6-n.af.

s.

sab-

break-

fe. {jiMtf.'.ia[3-utu/uj^j

~iluili

ft.

weekly, hebdomadary;
officer on duty for the week,

septimarian; sabbath-eve;

-%iuir, lu.

'^tu'^uip.hp

a.

profitable,

lucrative,

advantageous, gainful, fruitful, proficuous "iiMi. - merchant-ship -^i,n

s. speculator
-^f .ni-r vn. to specu;

late

speculation ; -^lu.
interest; -J-mip^
a. greedy of gain, grasping; *. usurer;
-/uiij-lip
&c. S. "Ciu^uiui^p , &c. ; -4A.
;

-7-/ii..#ii./??

s.

-U.4 s. fruit, profit,

;
,,

;;
,

to.1

Sit
much,

-iiaAtugn,. a. lucrative,
s.

useful; -4f_y

partner.

0"'4""v -Irin uij s. vice-roy governor; prefect; mayor

chamberlain fig. guardian - .a^u,,,,^ dryad
f
<

-- oM'iimiun.iiij

sylvan, satyr.
G"">'"<<4^ . 'Pfiwj a. interested, selfish, venal, mercenary, covetous; -ap_
("-Pi s. love of gain, selfishness, covetousness, venality ; -uu,p,j; ^ s,
hot. basil; -,,%,
^ *. seat of Q-overnment, capital, metropolis; -{u.TC.a.,
s. S. 1i'u^mila,Tfuin.ni^pf,tX ; trader,
"jf
,

merchant; -^/A^,

to

trade, to traf-

to deal -iltaTCmit-m-'f
trade, traffic, business.

fic,

s.

*C.4<^, /. s. woody wild, forest;

sylvan, savage, wild; -nuij, s.
bu'4"'f'"'/' '"J a- gaining,
[sylvan.

-"st

Xfiu^tau-lruilrtr, ftit S. Jtiu^lliT

ijuM^iui-^ui

t-huiiug

mni^

advantage.
L^np a, profituseful, fruitful,
,

able, advantageous,
lucrative, interesting; --npu.p.u.p ad.
advantageously, usefully, profitably;
-t-iipLj; h^j, va. to gain, to obtain, to

acquire, to purchase; to buy; -npftiT,

h^iuj vn. to do good, to help, to avail;
to profit, to derive advantage, to turn

account; -t-apm^fi^
advantage.
to

s.

- qiWz^i" Irt. q^mu to avoid this harm

& loss, not to suffer, to escape suffering - ^-jp fig. to edify, to set a good
example il:p lfi'i_ zi-^i'isj there is
nothing to be gained.
,

profit, gain,

Xiui^n^ppiaiT

s. bot.

clove, pink, car-

[bert, nut, chestnut, &c.

nation,

XjfaifUimint-m

s. bol.

Zui'i"ini-pmli s

stock; -

Z'u

tj-hiiia,,

^^s. S.

C>f^u//

s. utility, profit, fruit,

a great profit; - ^j,

^trii/iiu , to escape, to save oneself from
peril; - >^f/;4> to escape death, to
have a narrow or hairbreadth escape ;

commerce,

G'"4""""( S. ii"4"""'"4 ; ^'fi *-j^

-fir, irj/mf vn. to face, to brave, to attack valorously, to assail, to lead the
onset; -ft-i -n.,i3f -.,.ab *. attack,
assault, valour, bravery, military expedition or enterprize, deeds, feats
of arms, exploits; success, conquest,
victory.
,

CU.1

make

to

n/ s.

slime, mire,

malabathrum; fil-

* gilly-flower
,
wall-flower. [ing-dew.
bot.

night-damp, evencement, mortar lute ;

3<"/.;

mud

caltrop ; star-thistle;
dirty; -mplrp

a. soiled, sullied; foul,

u.

mud-bearing (swallow)

3"li S.

Xj^uiu'liil'iT'i

-kiF,

-$u%,u,r, .,

Irjli

va. to ce-

ment, to plaster to smear, to dirty,

to soil, to contaminate - nihn-u a,p_
triaJp. to imbrue one's hands in blood;
-/iiT, trjjuy vn. to be splashed, soiled,
dirtied to imbibe, to absorb, to drink
in, to soak up; -. *. cementation;
*-nLii adirtiness, contamination
;

muddy, miry.
Zu"iylip'"u, u,j s. great talker, babbler, chatterer, tattler; talebearer,
scold; -^ s. immodest dance, taran,

tella

-o.*jp *.

tnnt-Pf ;

-t./",

quackery S. ^""^"V"'tj^ vn. to prate, to chat,

;

to babble, to tattle, to prattle

-mf

charlatanry, extreme verbosity, prating, chattering,

[to stutter.

-ni-iiffi

s.

timiuai/tj'va. to
Z'"'iyJ'u>p-

/>

wrest to stammer,
thread
string,
;

s.

packthread, twine.

aunoxion.
entwined, conjoined,

'CrnqmiTii/tini-PliiA s.

advantage, gain,
fecundity enjoyment,

p-fitJu s. fruit, profit,

lucre fertility,
pleasure, ease.
;

[profit.

cause to gain or
gain, lucre.
Jiui^hgni.ju/btrj' va. to bo Ittcrative
or profitable ; to invest money profitably ; fig. to instruct, to edify.
XiuMi,kir, h^l, va. to

Xi"ii,huu,

2)^<4^,

^j

s.

t*r(^ .

yellow-legged hawk,

sesalon, merlin, sparrow-hawk.

Zw^'li-ufin^i' s. gain, profit, lucre
-jtbliaiiji. profitable, lucrative.
Jiut^ipj; i-giy vn. to gain or profit
by, to make a profit, to draw an emolument from ; to obtain, to win, to
carry away or ofif ; p.u3qn<.jh - to gain
,

Jiuiqui^ip a.

united; s- gr. syllable; -i-iT va. to entwine, to connect, to combine; to

compaginate ; -fuTvn. to be entwined,
joined; to be attached, stuck ; to conjoin, to match, to be coupled; -ni.pj,
-niJh s. conjunction, connexion; interweaving, intertwining, wreathing
copulation.
^laiiui^n/m oT^^i-o' . vagabond,good-

for-nothing wretch , scamp , blackguard, scoundrel; a.dissolute, shameless, unblushing, brazen-faced; -juim-^
p-1, s. scoundrelism, meanness, barefacedness, impudence, debauchery,
licentiousness, libertinage.

K42

cu.tr

twined, twisted, wound

round, entwined; -tiTva. to twine, to
twist; to implicate, to involve; -/>#/"
vn. to entwine, to twist round each
other ; to be coupled.

CUS,

'^uMifiutMiiam a,

'^uiiiaiLm^i.pP'b a.insinuating,false,

double-tonguBd cheating, fraudulent.

Zu-qyli y s. trepan, wimble, augur,
piercer; -^4 s. gimblet.
C"ip"f."'- mimic, buffoon.
;

<

Cy5f"'/'.f. turnip; - 4yapt' rape.

C"<it'^> %/' va. to implicate, to in-

volve; to mix, to mingle, to knead;

to dilute; to soil, to stain; -ftir vn. to
be mixed, kneaded; wrapt together,
united fig. to be implicated.
;

raw

'is^j s.

Jt"'iil'q_'

flesh

carrion,
[parsley.

carcass, dead body.

Xiiuiipiinp s. hot. bastard- or fooPs
uig s. junction, bond, unXtuMijliiiiuf
ion; gr. conjunction ; -t./", _j/. va. to
join together, to conjoin, to unite;
-niSh s. conjunction, connexion, concatenation.
T^mn,iii,ii.npi>n^f s. butcher'S calling.
,

C'<"^u<4t/> '"5 o. sarcophagous, carnivorous; voracious; -nt-p^ s. sarcophagy, devouring carrion ; voracity.
>

Zi"iriu;jk 1/3 a. fat

& lusty,

ZuiJp^J', t-giy vn. to become mad,

to play the fool, to commit folly ; to
rage, to be in a fury, to be mad for,
to eagerly long for, to fall madly in

be desperately in love, to be
agitated by violent transports for, to
love to distraction, to dote upon; to
be wanton, lustful; - ^ ^mimyo., to
woo, to court, to rave, to be in love
love, to

to extremity.

ZuJiTp^'-Rl"-^ * folly, fury, mania,

rage; fig. violent passion, love, fury,
transport, gallantry, love intrigu^e;
debauchery, lewdness.
extravaJiiuiTpni-^ a. foolish, mad
gant, absurd; fig. carried away by
passion, furious, maniac, mad for, dotingly fond of, love-stricken; lewd,
[- mty^ cane-brake.
libidinous.
liuit/pn^m a. full of canes or reeds ;
-^ki a. built by
Zu,Jl>punu^hpm
Semiramis; *. Semiramople, Van.
;

tetrarch.
Z'-J^ini-p-lit:!, s. tetrarchy.
JiuiJh x. Persian w. sun.
Z""ip'"^s.bot. imperial-lily.

corpulent,

J^uiiipliu,

J^.lJiutiij,

[,g

s.

chatterbox

absurd;
s.

idle

silly, insipid,

tittle-tattle

wind;

talk , chit-chat
cackle
talking to the

nonsense, extravagance,
absurdity; silliness, dotage, second
infancy -tr, i-_j^ vna. -//, tj.,,j vn.
to talk nonsense, to tell idle stories,
to babble, to gossip, to cackle, to
tittle-tattle; to dote, to rave
-n^(3f,

'^ajir^mt.p

s.

musk-melon.
uig or

Ig s. fog, haze,
mist obscurity ; atom, corpuscle ; ast.
cosmical matter - u,^^ med. suffusion, cataract; -ujM.-^ a. obscure, dim;
like an atom; -//. to get muddy,
dim.
\r"'k small cane-field.
l^iuirp. [,j s. cane-brake, field, fen;
f^iaJp^puiiitirvn. to talk nonsense,
to prate foolishly;
-p.i, ad. foolishly;
,

-410% a, foolish,

mad

furious.

ast.

Libra,

4.u^4'"*'^f- S- Z""/l

[small

Z'U'f'/'i'-ui,

XiuiiTtlipyir,

upon the
through

spit;

s.

spit-rack.

to put

va. to spit,

hgft

to

spit.

crown, diadem;

"3 s.

ZiuJ^P"'i"'l_, '"3

run or

to pierce

&

through, to transpierce.
&C. S. 'Cui^tlliMi'i, &C.
Zw^'Ufi^--/" a. dog-headed ; s. dogliiytr/^u/li

'(itujhj%11.mil

spit

s.

^ -

i/iptriT.

'^umWuiiF

ilipy

the balance

folly,

iLuittftu to rave, to be delirious or

frenetic; -niA, -._, S. Xiiu,i^ui,up.

Samaritan.
samaritanrsm, Sa-

XjtuJpuiuigli a. s.

maritan sect.

mawkish; -A^

stories, idle

s.

'^mJiiuini.p-ptjb g.

a.

prattling, tattling, cackling; foolish,

pul-

ZiuiQuihi,

wrapping.[bulky.

'^"'in^Ui, f .mixing;

Symphytum,

X^iuirqlufuli s. hot.

monaria, comfrey, consound.

^umiJ^umI^uiIi
&C. O. i3UtJp^uilluM% &C.

head

Anubis

cynocephalus

zool.

cynocephalus, baboon, monkey hot.

dog's-head -q^t-iu^ a. cynic -{t-jni.
hot. cynoglossum
s.
dog's-tongue
hound's tongue
a. dog-//iiKfp
;

muzzled;

dog-fish; -iduiiiCs.
dog-tick, ricinus caninus ; -uiu,m^tp
-int-lfli s.

dog-faced ; s. painted or sculptured

dogs.
^u/iip- or Z"''>'i- 1'3 s. thunderbolt,
lightning, thunder; fire, spark, flash;
red hot iron; ingot; 4^mi/^n- , pju_
a.

;,;

;;,

can1

fulminant ;- p/3.i_nt.m chem. fulminic acid;

-4t^ o. burning like a thunderbolt; liMniihu to fulminate, to strike with
lightning; - ilfuhu to be lightning^"''p-uiliia'it

a, fulminating,

struck; -4'"/'. mj a. thunder-struck;

ad. with a thunder-clap like a clap of
- ^Afr^, to be struck by
thunder
lightning, to be thunder-struck
;

or

M,n%iri_

ms

SiS

%mjf^ u'iuMi.np - the burning, flaming, gleaming, smoking, threatening,

dreadful thunderbolt - .upiuMlihu to
hurl thunderbolts, to fulminate 4/u..
yh,MMi_-l,i^ ufi,u,lih-i_imf, to crown with
a bent, red hot spit.

ifUipirir, tuffi vu.

to fulmiu-

tiiugni-^iu'lilrir or tfiiulih-

to confound -tf-n^iikj; h^f, -^ni:i,l,>r,

h^iy vn. to blush
to redden with
shame, to be ashamed, confounded
;

-%fcy,%r t-ptiig

"lip [, c/iuuiTui^^
hlS faCB
flushed with anger; (ju,Mn,pn,).he
turned quite red; -fn.-'i.nt.pj, s. red,
redness fig. flush, blush, shame, bash;

"biSfC

'Ji"'n-'"il'ii_,

filial s.

[rod.

conductor, lightningmeteoric stone, me-

ti"''i'P-kp"'p s-

terolite

;
S. b/4^"ip'"/ \Ji-"ipuip
Zw'i'Pi^ilikg a.thundering; fulminat-

ing ; - p.ujp^nJf fig. thunder ; - /j%p

thunder-cloud.
C<"%^ s. dog's-meat, dog-porridge.
%u,'iiulun,^P s. price of a dog ; hire of
a prostitute.
Z'u'iiipt''' 'P'l' * dog's-dung.
*'t'"!_ s.

maker

food

milk-diet,

* -npt

s.

or dealer in milk products.

-*"'^> *-jA i>n. to

C'^i S. Xjwil"^'
make a noise, to rumble, to clash; to
to boil
clack, to crack, to crackle
violently, to burst, to blow up; to
'i

shiver, to crepitate; to rustle, to murmur; to thunder, to detonate ; - "//.

*"j, to hiss; to whistle; to whiz;to buzz, to hum
Jlr,inL.uig , TCu/bTCpj
-/.!.%, -j,L.m, s. noise, burst, crackling,
crash ; rustling , rumbling ; report,
clap, explosion; resounding; gurgling, murmur.
Zuiuilif^p , uitiuMt/ s. shirt , linen ; .

JiMa^lUUiyUt/uAt alb;

UiapllUMI-UMIf-Ulu

rochet, surplice; dalmatic,

- ^u.%'u,%g chemise, shift.

if-mpiu^,

tunic

Ziuui^t-tT va. to incrust, to plaster,

[oneself.

to coat.

iuiuipnM.^
C"""- a. S.

s.

over

Zki

Zain-Mit^t-ii^ a.

filling,

tumult.
rather red, reddish
;

*.

bloody,

bloody-minded;
- u,^ limJ" i-_
fiery or flashing eyes S. 8^*7-;

-^inM-fii

a.

-q-n/h a. red, reddish

pkup,

cramming

salt;

iceberg.

Zutn-ui^, hiT S. Z'Uil"^'

i^'^''} t ^"up Itl. ^ ^lUiLuMftr/u/ ui'ltni-_

"3'' *? at the rushing of his chariots,
& at the rumbling of his chariot-

'iu'n-uia

i^UU

fh,q.pL%

Ziu'i'P-ujitii.lrij.

[fulness.

mass of rock

block of ice

uuiiL.li,

wheels

-jpn. S. Z-^^Pi^-lits

0""-'7t. S.

Pf s. thunder-clap

a peal of thunder;

ate, to strike with lightning; -4.ii^ni._

;

CSUSG to

VU. tO

blush, to put to the blush, to shame,

-[iHi

-nUi

-ni-in, S. Xjwil'Lii

-L.li s. tinsel.

'Zuia.ui,.tr,i_oT Lp^, ._ji.shoot, sprout,

twig, sucker, sprig; ^s'.offspring, scion,
sons, descendants, posterity ; beam of
light, gleam, ray branch, part, member of body ; geom. S. 2J""-"y"<//* ; ^/;/m; , root-tips; utiim-n/, spoke
of wheel ; - op^nt-Plru!h , blessed
offspring; - 11.u1ni1n1.pta/i4, accursed
;

progeny.

[root.

sprung from the

va. to send forth

Zutn-uiL-lipupirium u.
Zuin-uii-pijrir, t-^fi

shoots, to throw out suckers, to sprout,

to shoot, to bud, to put forth buds, to
germinate to generate, to procreate;
to emit rays, to beam.
[shoots.
'Zuin.Mtt.[iiini-iik^ a .
sending forth
;

'Qtun.uML^

Z-un-uii^

Puiip

i.^nc't/p s.

s.

light,

camel.

beam, shine

-*/_

emitting rays; -"inynin^a. radiant, refulgent ; -i<om a. quite ashamed or abashed ; -m-UU s. shining.
a.

C""!-*""^*. wild-pomegranate seed.

Zwn-inh-ir, tj/pva.to scarify; S.S"'*^''*

Zwuw

jig a.

much, several, consider-

able, abundant, plentiful, copious, in

great quantity; ad. much, too much,

very, most; enough, sufficiently, as

as necessary; -. - uAf-unr ad.
often, frequently ; - f u4 ad. sufficiently - 4""/' uiuliuii- more or less ; g -

much

about 'pn_pp f ^
somewhat, partly, a little more or
less n^g - bf-p^ t"-ev '^ "O wise, in
no way; - k v. imp. enough, it is
enough, sufficient, no more - k 'yt
it suffices that;
that is enough - i4-.

uui/fuii-

in all

'

>

provided that - u,ut-i_. to be content;

- 'iiaiTuipl'ij to content oneself with
;

s 44

CU,8

most of them, the greatest part of them n-kn. mt-m-p - liny

much time still remains n^ [i^k s'^'L
~ ijp -. does it seem to you a little
-;p

jujhfjm'bk

thing that ? n^b-iiplr^ mui/i, -! they

never say Stop, enough! S. 0/"
:

'^ui,nmpu>%nt.[}l,Jb

talkativeuess,

s.

verbiage, verbosity, loquacity; -/ou,

ra_j a. talkative, verbose, loquacious
garrulous prating, chattering, tattling, prattling s. S. C'"'"Ao" ; - ipi'tL.
S. Xi-ainfiiouttr; -fiiount-Pp ,v. multitudo
of words, loquacity, garrulousness
chit-chat, babble, tattle, prattle;-*.//^
a. costly, dear, expensive; -^tm^ a.
;

long-lived, long-living; -4t^/, u.j . *.

eating a great ^eal, great eater, glutton, gormandizer, voracious, devour-

ravenous; -4uA,7i;i,
lented, very intelligent
ing,

-^r,ni.pj,

very ta-

judicious;
;
polyraathy, great erudi-

,1.

great experience ; -tr,ufi.,.pl, s.

great or considerable
population, multitude of men ; -/;^_
Jii% o. corpulent, bulky; -"iimir,
-i-y
vn. to content oneself, to be content,
to take up to suffice, to be sufficient
or enough to multiply, to increase
~ iiiuf/oMt-nt^ ,pn^i_, to be satisfied
or content with a little, with any thing;
~if"-/'.' -ii-ibk
-u'It'L ^- roving, rambling. Wandering; s. vagabond, vagrant, reamer, stroller, idler, lounger,
loiterer - ^/At^, to stroll, to roam,
to rove, to ramble, to wander ; -^nK._
13-Ji s. stroll, lounge, wandering; --/
a. having a great deal of water, abounding with water; aqueous; -j<-_
^u,%irj- va. to content, to satisfy; to
tion,

better PmjjfJi.-;

augment, to multiply.
'^"nlrpii.ni-Sh a. swcaring much
great swearer, blasphemer.
(futui^iT S. ijufunMM%uitr*
Ttiuurjtiraium
{tuMuifiiju

u.

s.

[ligent.

vcry wise or

intel-

ad. often.

Cium/uou

u/j s. great talker, bab,

bler, 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;

1^unlihpnt-PliJb

g.

gormandizing

gluttony, voracity, greediness, raven0'uu>%ni.ir S. Tj""nu3%iuir.

[ousness.
Zu-myj- a. very strong, robust.

,;

CttP

Zuimni-PlitX s. great number of,

great quantity, great deal, multitude,
abundance, plenty.
(fUiinncunt-i/bni-f S. {iUMUtui^Jatni-^

skin-sieve.
my s. tent , pavilion
f
water-spout, fountain, jet.

*'C,aipa>ii s.

C<i>/^n<.<>%

marquee;

Z-'-p Ay s. string, file, line, range,

row, rank, order, long string, conca.

tenation, chain, series, suite, train;

multitude, great number ; composition; sarus (period or cycle of 3600
years), century, epoch : crape, gauze,
pall ; * lace, lace-work ; -^ Jiapfmi,,
gold
n,uy string of pearls ; f"<4A

chain; -^/hpui'iig, mountain-chain;

tC.u'i.tCI.jj
swarm or lot of flies ; - Tplp.^
iraitij
swarm of ants ; anthill ; - j^lg
pack, number of dogs - i/^upi/t-_
,

/JS, genealogy; /> -{ 4f4<'*'*/.' to

register, to record, to set or write
down; p -[ uip^mbk^u to string, to
range, to rank; [ - luplilnii^ p-m-lri^
to enumerate, to number, to count;

/ ^luphuil ^ Jp ifUMjuiplrij
enumerated in the same series

dllnL-tF

inir.jr.uy

-[A k y"

it is

the purpose.
Zu.pu.p. or C"-/'"'"!

tO be
jm'b^

very far from

or A

s-

syrup.

compose, to
to ratiocinate, to make a syl-

ZatiipiuiitiT, tyli va. to

write ;
logism

-pii>ini.p-[itA s.

syllogism, se-

quence, chain of arguments; -^^pi

i-pwy s. composer, writer, author; S.
Zii'pa'^puib^; letter, character f.itliJ'
va. to compose; -typi "-pb * cover;
veil;- i-p-jt cover or binding of a
book, book-cover -f-pmh- f s. com;

position , wording; work, writing,

works, treatise; memory, monument;
-i-piu^uMi a. historical ; -^pfciT ya. to

compose, to write, to word, to put

iu writing
to compile ; -tp^t
s. composer
^pm-Pli S. ?"/"?/"* j
-^ufutiT va. to range, to arrange in

down

order, to set to rights, to dispose, to

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
put together, in order, to arrange, to
re-unite, to connect, to join, to combine to construct, to make, to form
S. ?i'/""if/'t-'/'; -ii-pnt-Pf s. combination, conjunction, connexion; arrange;

Tiuiuiii-in^ s. hot. thistle.

;,
,
;

;
,

CUP

nA

ment, disposition; construction;

syntax

gr.

S.Z'"f^pu-^ -Pnukj-ya. to
in order; -jbhiTva. to con-

enumerate

join, to join -with, to unite;

-iifiuliuii,

a.

completive -fumiA a. compound, combined, united; -[uu.n.'i.l^j- va. to mix

;

together, to compound, to intermix, to

intermingle; -piui,AJp-l,^ or m-m, s.
intermixture, compound, combination.
to arrange, to place or put in order
-ir%k,i_a. cognate,

,,

born together;

in-

C'"/"<'i"Y^<- a. unitive.[nate, inbornCuYii.fi/A.hymn, canticle, melody;

CD.^

move,

to set in motion, to stir, to

cause to move; to agitate, to shake,
to flutter, to stagger; fig. to excite, to

provoke, to rouse the feelings of, to

move, to touch - ji^ini.lu to shake
or toss one's head - iimir,pu.p to
leave no stone unturned
to move
heaven & earth; - ^[,p,i, to affect,
to move to pity -[.irvn. to be moved,
stirred, shaken; staggered; fluttered,
;

I^inpui^muim-PT'

S.

roused, agitated; to bestir oneself, to

bustle about.
[contriver.
Cm^c//.^ *. motive, spring; mover;
\jiup<rpijli a. {jiupirtit-tfL

adhCSion ; -limp,
-tijtirva.to eon-

conjunction, chaining together;

-^/fi-o

work;

^.writing,

compose

a.

-.fy>,

-4pi.ulrirva.to

consonant; ~<}y_

%ni-P-lf S. ^yliiul/iini.pf

ruihtriTva. tO

interlace, to interweave, to intertwine,

to lace, to join, to unite; -iruAm-fij,

entwining, interweaving; -Jt-pj,,^,

s. adherence ; -jiuphiT va. to reunite, to join together;, to continue, to
join, to add; -yu.^-/?^i.'ir s. continuation, sequel ; -uiuimJhJ'va. to narrate
in order.
Cfo^iux.. / s. pus, matter, ichor,
sanies, purulence; rottenness ; stench,
stink ; - iu/.%-^, to effervesce , to
swell, to become inflamed.
\ftunu9L^uipLnt-im> ill or /Ajf i^nn Q,
purulent, full of pus or sanies, ichorous, sanions, putrid, rotten, fetid;
-tipt-P- s. med. ichoroides ; -4""
corrupt
stinking , fetid ; - uiplt^i
blood ; - or -4mi-/??. s. stench, stink.
Jimpin-uJii^ Jt or %, ii-u/ii s. bonds,
bands, fetters.
uiunuii-nit
_a. corrupted, stinking.
p-f

'ZuipJ-nt-uiir

frj^ va.

to

range

ar-

to

range, to set or put in order, to dispose to marshal - ^Jiup^iuppum to

;

string pearls ; - ^,^u%uMiflpu , to compose,

[earthquake.
'^wpJpg s. movement, motion;
'JiiapJ-u3puM%ni-Plit^ s. cinematics ;
,

-4"* a.

ini-?

*.

moveable; S. C'"/'-"-^ -4""dynamics -^^j [t,

;

mobility

^liiTvn. to

be moved together;

shaken from the foundations

-4/1^1.0.
;

-n-pp

-3113 * polyorama.
ZiupJ-kir, Ir^p va. to move, to re-

-piu'ti S. t)'"i"H't.

nj

movement; ges-

s.

ture, action; ituiuuip/ or uuitpiau/ujft/iuit

- gesticulation ; -. iuni,iri_ /. /uouh^i
/.
to gesticulate while speaking
,

infi/l

uin^ilri_[, /uoyy<

-II

be too

ate, to

full

Ji,tip<fnLP[ii-ii s.

tO gCStiCUl-

of action.
mobility ; motion.

C'/''"'-'ff'*.movement, motion, stir,

stirring, nod, shake, toss

fluctuation,

staggering; eccitation, provocation;

fig. agitation, motion, impulse, commotion, emotion gesture, action; earth;

quake

7/Anifui

movement;

ast.

kpiuliui^

ifiiiihi_,

i^iiipJ-irniSim

to feel the pulse

S.

o.moveable, moving; verum-ui^lHi

unsteady, unsettled
- ast. the primum mobile - p 'inipTy
shaken by the wind; - t- u/b^uipJ-niii
umuiyiL-iuh^ personal & landed proCu.^c*/.-*r

satile,

[terest.

perty,
Zuiplima,

motive, moving; -.uf^u/ri

moveable; -m-RlnJi . mobility.
'CatpJ;i^ a.

o.

s,

Jiiuptrir,

^lapJ-jJ^iT S. ^luptf-htp.

join, to chain or link together; -lijn--,

p'lis.

hymn-book, hymnology.
ihit' %.\^uMputif.Muulrir'^

[i

*C<.i/.i/;Y. *.
s.

/>!.

usury, illegal in-

s.

silk-sieve; * -nt.% .uil^-p

the finest flour.

J^uipnj

row

lug s. file,

O. *

^nufui^
pearl necklace.
L.irbS:UMu

^uniapiu.

i/uipif.tiipuiiiia

*'C"T"'-"'^ -"-3a *. the setting in

order, arranging; marshalling.
'^lupnt^iuili a. continuous, continual,
non-intermittent; -lupmp ad. continually ; -*-r, fc_j/i va. to contain, to enclose, to conserve; to continue, to
last; -ni-PTi s. continuation, continuity, succession.
[ponica.
^uicuf^oif />i-tt S. Ii"*-/'^'
'^ui-ui^up jujpablili
*Z""-iiiii.

or Zuii-lrp^

s. hot.
.

aucupa ja-

violin; guitar;

-;.,;

CbO
;

[fig. sadness in mirth.

obscurity in day-time;
Out^i/iyioy Xjia-pl'i-iuy ^j. sapphire;
-iiuiiki^ a. shaped; like a sapphire;
-qhmj a. of sapphire.
/- s- sugar
ifm^ni-p
(J"<^'<'/>
(
uut[iu,u,// refined or lump - ; ^u<4 moist, brown or raw -; - ijuiftp ,
candy ; t^n^h-uiutrttA -ft
mill ; qmuM^
piu'b -^, refinery; 4./ti/t^ _,., to
-. to sweeten, to strew or sprinkle
with -; -ut^ni^iiju a. sacchariferous
-pnt-ql, hiikitii or -uipnju . the - cane;
-Muii-npir s. confectioner, comfit-maker;
sugar-baker; -^npl^ n,.l3^pi.i s. confectionery ; sugar-manufactory ; -i4.i
p-p-m-ni-u, s. chem. saccharic or oxysuccharic acide ; -.ii4u.ira. sugar-flavoured, sugary ;./*-/
sugar-melon;
-uMinitb ,9. sugar-basin;
-"^f% a. containing sugar; ~u/i,n^i_s. sugarplum, comfit ; burnt almond -u,^if, s. saccharometer -^j^-ua*. s. sugarman, sugarmonger, confectioner -uijnL.jni.ia s.
saccharification ; -k-iik^ a. saccharine
- or -J. s. sweetmeats, comfits, sweets;
* -^Aif * sweet-apple, morosino n
;

}3l,ii,uPnL.ql,

1iui,pa,n.nUis.
,

rum,

[shoot.

taffia.

-em

tt-Hfto

Zntfi^'f, {rvn.

germ, bud, sprout,

to bud, to sprout.

C^Y.. y or ^ a. oblique, in bias, ai- /r - um- - ad. slopingly, overthwart, slanting, aslope;
obliquely.

slant, diagonal

'Ctqu.puipnf a. variable, light, incons. rhomboid; -luir^^ti s.

stant; -%ltuu,

rhombus -"bummiuii a. rhom-mkn ad. indirectly.

lozenge,

bohedral

*Z^'LP or

-/i4 s.

hoard, accumulation; -jn/tA^iiy stack,

rick - fimmof hay-cock, mo w ^ - or
,

sword or knife blade.

bend, to bow to
cause to deviate or to swerve -^J"
'ZtiihiT, hjfi va. to

vn, to slant, to slope, to incline ; fig.

to go astray, to turn aside or away, to
deviate, to swerve, to go out of one's
way; ^t,^t,^ /%4/, J. oblique angle;
,

i^nh,ui_ .piiin.m'iililti.% rhomboid.

tii"inLp(,i.% -,.aL s. obliquity, bias,
slant, slope, deviation ;/. aberration,
,

deviation.

/,j s.

heap, mass,

pile, stock,

[ate.

Zhi^/rir S. Ct.^^.4^".tir.
Zk-iimuiJk-iiu, a.

enervated, effemin-

Ct^" /a s. shrill voice gr. accent,

acute accent ( ) mus. an Armenian
note ( ' ) arf. S. C^A^rau*^/' - "trctu *o
end in a point.
pointedly
Zk^.mlil' ad. acutely
piercingly, sharply, keenly; instantly.
Zh^ataii-np a. QT. acceuted.
Ct^"'t/', kjlt va. to aim or level a
blow at gr. to accentuate.
;

'

Zt^uininp -u.il s. word accented on

the last syllable ; barytone, [acutely.
Zl^i^ninphW va. to uttcr sharply ,
Zh^iniSit s. ending in a point, taper,

pyramidal form ; gr. accentuation;

- u/ii^u.'t.lnj to taper, to end in a point;
f - ju/bif-k-uiij pyramidal, pointed.

ing,
J,

abrupt;

a- steep,

Ctv
slope

u.'i.liu.'i.hi_ J,

-,io

*.

declivity,

fall in

one's

back, to fall supine.

*Zhn., z-^t-r S. Uk^, VtitJ-*Zlru,[ili s. fine

[of-.

hair-sieve.

storax ^m^iaquA
Zl--pwi/'t nj s. silk-worm.
Zl-p

s.

Zt^puiJutpuAm-PfiLS,

s.

stick

sericicnlture;

silk-grower ; -p.ni.ltn..ppt.i s.
rearing of silk-worms, sericicnlture.
ZtrpuMOlnj s. silk-worm house, silkworm nursery, cocoonery.

-pn/if

s.

Zirpuiu S. Zi^p'r-

[ladle.

n^s. large spoon, soupZt-pk-^uj^nfJ- s. water-grasshoper

-JItl. a. ladle-shaped.
Zt-pnj uij s. storax-grove.
Zt^f" tji * splinter of wood, chip,
lath, strip, slip, part, morsel - "//.
f^nj, slice, bit, piece; - utui^uMiLuij bar- lihpuiuiuni- strip of fine
rel-stave
linen g - uiA>^<%j?< through the baZt-pk^.^

nj

Ct.^,

-</
to heap up, to pile-up.
Zi"^P'"p "-d- in heaps or piles;
observing
-(umlipf, s. divination by
heaps -i-nli a. cumulative, ac- -iya,
s. S. C-ti; pile upon pile, towering
heaps -tini-mt-iTva. to collect, gather
or heap together, to heap up, to amass,
to pile up, to accumulate, to hoard;
laden with sins;
-l,n,-u.yu,i_ Jh.fo^
-^,g_a. massed, accumulated, heaped
up ad. in piles, masses or heaps.

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346

cannacorus calamus
odoratus, sweet-scented flag.
C<<./i^, <-/^u<j s. path, road, way,
passage trace, vestige, foot print ^5'.
conduct, deportment - </n^^<i>^^ ast.
orbit of a planet; - hp^mP^uilini-n. S.
s.bdt.

Ji.ai-utn.'ii

lustrade.

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CR

7
ijlrpmtu^ntnnp utiLlihir Vd. to chip, tO
cut into chips or in pieces, to shiver,
to shatter ; -t-np a. provided with a

hatchet armed with a spear striped,

streaked streaky
- ^p
sapper
pikeman; - or -^k.( -tt^'ii' hlinds,
Venetian blinds
- ^imlihu to surround with trenches, to circumval;

^l. Zl-^-"^i or Z^'"-i 5^ *

whey, buttermilk; serum, serosity:
grain spoilt by rain; - u.phu.'i,, ichor.
C/.a*,

>

be red with eatdrinking.

Zl'-^p s. Persian tv. sword.[grasping.
^/>i>>^.4 a. avaricious, covetous,
Zb'^'-iu.lfl.irvn. to

ing

&

Zl>i'"''m"-/u S. JTii^'iuptpq.

late, to pallisade.
XjlrprnkiT, t-jl, va. to bark in strips,
to streak, to stripe ; merf. to scarify;
to cup.
X^hipnp , ~iuf [ig s. haut-boy; S.$i/^*C4-<fOrC4/.S. 3<-/!C4-4 d'i'"s " "f fawn colour, reddish, leonine, light, tawny.
,

'

C4*. i/'Va * inhabited place vilhamlet inhabitation edifice a.

peopled, inhabited
in good state,
prosperous; fertile, fruitful; happy,
;

lage,

S*y "i^ty^ / -" yi^'-j'o%^%u not

>

only in inhabited but also in desert

places; -1. np -% Ohmu^k & that which
shall not be destroyed.
.

Z^l'^d'pl' * cantilena, song, ditty;

~muuiij s. improvisatore, poet.
Jipn-ltiu^ s. ureter.

ZR"-^^ ZRke

Zp^lrJ?/''/.>

S.

o4/.

golden

ZlPna S. \Ou,jPI^J', IttuyPnj.

Zl'L'iU"3 squint- or goggle-eyed
short- or dim-sighted; - uilfiutp^k-i^,
to goggle, to squint, to look askewZliP-t-if,

Z^liuM^npi S. O'^i

~n-nt-duMp a, gold-

coloured; -PuAm s. lentil-soup; -lia,p^

a. reddish, red; scarlet; - JhpP
morocco, Spanish leather lu'^jtg
tpiaju, ^ Brasil-wood, Queen's wood;
-4*v a. light-haired; -ipn^ a. made of
dtp

red leather -^uip

;

Zfi/it^pt-iy s.

Zl-ifi'-up^
Zl-i'*'

n-niAftJ'.

Zl"L>

or

s.

spinel-ruby.

roe-buck.

Ct4-

*.

alkanet.

[G^

-"" a. bashful, sheepish

>

[slip of

ivu

Zti^P^P

>

Jfiui a.

awkward, rough;

clod-pated,

wisely governing & contenting the peasantry -ntJf s. rustic life

fig. country manners, rusticity, elownishness, boorishness
awkwardness,
rudeness; the peasants, the peasantry;
-oplfli ad. a. country-fashioned.
Zb^'i-lilrui^ a. living in a village ; s.
biirgher, villager -Jk2. * tbe middle
or centre of a village or town Tm-m
ipi[i,rvn. to enter the villages or towns;
-"lifium a. inhabited, peopled; flourishing, prosperous; -4y:iiif *. populated
places or country -puip wj a. building many edifices
compiling good
regulations -_.? s, habitable place,
inhabited town ; the universe , the
world.
Zl'it-.r, t^J, va. to found, to build,

-UM^%

a.

small drop, tear mn. -,--^ -^, drop by drop ; - / pt-p,u^

%y, saliva, drivel, slaver, slabber ;-:p
ptu'iilg few words.
'

peasantess; iTuAmUi country lad;

- country lass, cottage girl
"iSl'h
-^ or -tp s. the peasants, peasantry,
country people -latj-nfUu ad. rudely,
coarsely, clownishly, boorishly; -.

buckle, clasp, hasp,

button; decoration; buckle or clasp.

ZtP zPh

country-man, fellow,

splash.

Z^Ri-J:

if ^1

Zltbiu^u/i, s.

rustic, peasant, villager; a. rustic,

gross, rude, impolite, uncivil, clownish, boorish; lil^i -, country-w6man,

straw

S. tj'iypt^p

little

mote

fescue,
;

S.

branch.
bit or

'/.4"

a,

holding the mote in another's eye

censurer, fault-finder.

be;

s.

to erect, to construct, to

make

or anew; to renew, to restore

to instruct, to set

to edify,

4^'-

up again

ppuui\fi,-, to rebuild, to build

/Jgr.

a good

example.

CfVi-

edifying, exemplary.

Zl^"%_ s. builder, constructor -#.

^u/i/b -ni.p% s. art of building, architecture.
Zpi"'-'"^ . "J *. building , edifice,
fabric ; fig. edification ; - ru.pq.^t-nk'h
;

human work;

uiiln- a. like an editowering -y [y a. constructed,

made, done or got up with art, artifice

ficial.

Zfi^'nt-Pliii

s.

construction, build-

moral profit; abundance, ease, prosperity; peace,

tranquillity good regulations.
ing;

fig.

edification,

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Zlfk

construction.
C^^, ^f_3 s. glass bottle, bottle,
phial; alabaster vase; (ujir/^q-, to
cork; to put the stopper on; fLu/buii_
q^, to draw the cork, to uncork; to
take the stopper out of.
ujj s. lamb of a year old,
Jili^aiid
yearling sheep.
Cfc# * nape of the neck.
Zt'i'nt-ffi s.

*C/"v S.

[itory, superficial.

flluifyt//^'

extinguishable; fig.transfH'^uAi^j; ./ ^tp vn. to go out, to

be extinguished or quenched; fig. to
be dimmed, obscure; to pass away,
to cease, to be buried in oblivion; to

,;
,

tip-

hallucination; i,u,piiui%ki_-p, to strike

blind; ^uipliuM'i,lr[_-p-p i^Jfimu fig. to beguile, dazzle, seduce or fascinate the
imagination.
Zufgni-^u/LlrJ'va. to blind to blunt;
;

fig.

to dim, to dull, to

to dazzle the eyes

-t/t ifilhb^uimniiiu

;
,

deaden -

qa,^i

p,apirp>iq^n^ppi.%
prosperity spoils

[-, enchanting beauty.

the rich.
C^j"t-jf.a. dazzling, flaring ^j-t,^
:

C/5"4<"i'a.

cool, to grow cool, to be quenched,

to become extinct; to die peaceably.
Zl'ly'''"'-'" c^- extinguishable.
CA2*/;'"/"'"- " whose glory is extinguished; inglorious, ignoble.
Zli2r'-Pt'^ -"'-'^ s. extinction an;

^iJ'nplT^ni.ijui't,yw va. to leave in

doubt, to create suspicion, to make
suspicious, to embarrass, to perplex.
ZfJ'npiJ'i tgiy vn. to suspect, to
doubt, to be uneasy, embarrassed,
perplexed.
*Z^l'-u.li $. under part of the chin.
Z^'t s. neck.
Zi^"- Ztrc ^"^ ^' U"Yr/' ^^'
Zi^iLnu a. Gr. w. yellowish, pale.

'

nihilation.

'Q^i^Pfiuli S. {fiutfnt^(3-fi^

ZplnLjuAitj; gli va. to extinguish,

to put out, to quench
fig. to dim, to
cloud, to obscure; to quench, to cool,

Zi"'i

to allay, to cool down; to

smother ; to exterminate, to

stifle,

to

kill.

extinguisher.
*Cf " s. pimple.
Ztmjtinl, a. languid, effeminate.
Zl'rH * sesame-oil.
Zt'ct'^t {/'"'ji s. tomb, sepulchre, urn,
ZtEr'-al'i- *

monument

cemetery MnupOhui.
-^
- 4nyu,^u,uj,
sarcophagus
mausoleum - ij-utuimp^ cenotaph.
;

S.

C4"'4^'-*

arrow-head

noisy -tiT, tjp vn. to whizz,

to hiss, to whistle; to sound loud &
shrill, to rush, whiz or whir through
-ujIiu/i, a.

the air

unt-ut-p^ ^ui^l^ftu pjitp ftpyutpu

the swords crossed -^-'i> s.

loud humming noise, hissing,
whizzling clack - ijlhini-g , clashing,
clash S. p-i^f lA
ZiPt'^- l^jiy vn. to make a show or
parade of, to varunt in, to boast or

ih^uiuilij,

shrill or

somewhat dark, obscure;

brag of, to plume oneself.

ZioRi^i ujn.%t-ir va. to banish to
exile, to drive away.
Z'ly'pt-p a. bearing or carrying a
blade of straw or a small branch.
'^iiyi^fip s. running hand.
Zn^ty^ a. smaller than a mote.
Z'if"i_' -iiinhn.
Z'i^pi_ s. very transparent veil, gauze crape.
Z'iP-y ta ^- chain; chain, concatenation, continuity, series - nuf/P
gold chain; -^ i-h-pm-Pt, the bonds

Zuylp' S-Zl'L- [short- or dim-sighted.

Zi^fJl'u, a. short-witted, obtuse, stolid, stupid, senseless.

to enchain, to put in chains, irons or

fetters funprnuM^/ri^q-u to break one's

ituifu

-,

*Ztpt!}fh

Zl^pjhililij

wooden padlock.
a.

buried in

tomb or cemetery

the

-..np a.

same

entombed,

buried.
tJ^i. ^ry s. husks of grapes, grounds
ordregs of pressed grapes warp-staff.
J;^-"*^p s. acute cry, shriek, scream.
j;f^Y.S. Zbt- &"
Zl"i'"p &e. S. Z^4'"P
,

'

^loMn-nfi, a.

Zl},"!'

S.

X,iu,%ur, u.^uy vn. to

become

<

of slavery

uipliuAhi_

short-

sighted; squint-eyed; blind; to feel

quite dazed, to be dazzled ; to grow
dim, obscure; to become blunt.
ZlS"'" &0. S. (|y/m &C.
Za"j"'-Pl"-''' -ni-SL s. dim-sightedness, squinting, blindness; dazzling.
,

to chain,

chains.

\j "/'[(

>

of chain mail,
of rings run one into another;

X^ilPiyuiif.nplr, u/j a.

made

chain-shaped, chained

*.

chain-mak-

er ; -qtrplf a. unchained -^u/u/ a. enchained, loaded with irons or chains ;

;

AL-t., -~uinn a, t^.\ftiP-unioif.npft

a.

bound, chained.

M-np

C1I"
tt'iRiylrir, t-^p

chain

to link, join or unite together.

a chain.

XiiP-'yopk''' ad. like

f"P-

[dress, attire, &c.

female fineries, show,
Z'i;"-p>nu,p,upy a. savage, wild, ferCi^jTi.u.^m'ip.j.

[ocious.
,

-^[lu

a.

serous

ichorous, full of matter.

X,T<lsir, k-^J,

vn. to

c%n

S49

va. to chain, to en-

*'Cqyilip S. C'^i.pZ'^'"lb3 . -luuinU,

be

an adulterous old man.

Z'l'li'i-'sitP- o- dog-muzzled
s. Scylla,
nymph beloved by Glaucus & changed
into the catulus or spotted shark (sea
C'iiii-/ s.

Ci./i^-?s. adultery; idolatry, [fish).

Zyutpli

dog-hole, house,
cancer, gangrene,

s.

*Z'iit^^np

s.

Z'l'nptl'

a.

bastard

of serosity,

full

of matter; to liquefy, to be spoiled.

C>'"/4

/'

>

>

-.p

service, benefit
to

tumult, trouble, discord; a.

tumultuous, turbulent, agitated; -t.
^ncgu/bbj- va. to trouble, to perturb,
to upset; -/.i/*. lr^.y vn. to be troubled, upset, agitated.
Z-fni- s.

Xfliuipaip

a dog

a. like

-puipy

a.

dog-hearted, churlish, evil, biting;

cynic -pi-/.% a. dog-mouthed
^g.
biting, sarcastic, slanderous -^uy^s.
jackall; -^^L^ S. C"'^"'?z?^A ^10%
a. canine doggish, cynical - ^7g S.
;

Z^^'"'l3 ; -/[u/inj'-P^liiA s. cynism -4'"_

^[tp a. dog-footed; -4t^^ a. dog-shap;

ed

ad.

hke a dog.

luguMj or gl< vn. to commit

adultery fig. to worship idols, to idolize; to usurp, to ravish.
Z^iiMiir,

doggish, rascally, whorincestuous, adulterous.

dog-theft.

Xi'iiu^JJim a.

ish

-i/.-i a.

Z'hu.n. s.

libidinous, lascivious.
j;tf.i.j^. a^. dog-star, Sirius.
Z'r-uiif'iip s. house of Thondracian
sectarians, (Paulicians).
Z'l'aiukit a.

adulteress; -3"^ s. adulterer; -gn,iuMliuM% a. adulterine ; -_joy.

ncRjiJl. S. t''""-Pl''-^'Z''''"3li-un_sf.

Jfiit^ffiT s. pack of dogs

pany of lascivious persons.

fig.

com-

Zip-lrj; frjf va. to flatter, to cajole,

to coax, to fawn on, to cringe to.
Z''iP-nq_s. flatterer,
Ji^[i//

s.

little

dog,

fawner.

bow-wow;

"'3

grace; favour, good

throw up, to vomit, to

ernct or belch from much eating &
ZJppn^ -"J s. sack.
[drinking.
'ZJ'iiij'vn.

[nel.

misbegotten ,
bastard, natural son or

base-born s.
daughter adulterine
;

ken-

child.
s.

grace. Divine

ofiices, auspices,

grace, gracefulness,

charm, beauty; agreeableness, pleasing or graceful manners

thanksgivings
thanks
forgiveness pardon,
mercy, grace; gift, concession; merit,
worth the Graces ;/>-", wn. -u for,
in favour of; by favour; /. ip -u -a
'iiirai luniit-inilj to pleaso him, to do him
the favour, to oblige him fi -u kph^
uuj ^nj
thanks to you in your
behalf, for you -f i. %lwu,n^i p-ui^iu^
L.np ..., by the grace of God, king...;
-tupuM, pray, do me the pleasure ;^/i
- or -u mJbku -u
-<ip most graceful
inu,i,gui%hi_, to thank, to return
thanks, to be thankful to - mp^ut^
%iru to be grateful, to acknowledge
-u ,f.inui%lri_, to be in favour or in the
good graces of, to please ; -a ^uiu,%yi_
;

uMit.iu9y 1 or uitt^uiPp uMfuta nt-nnt-o t tO

find favour in the sight of any one, to
find grace or favour with, to win the

good graces of, to please, to be liked;

-u ,uni,yi_ni-Jh^ to favour, to grai>ify;
to befriend, to forgive, to excuse, to
remit; -uy inY.' to give gratuitously;
g -o ^%^ ,u,^, to discharge an obligation as if doing a fovour qvk^L I' ~"'3
to disfavour, to disgrace ltrn-u,'btri_ [1
,

-u, to die in a state of grace, in odour

of sanctity ; - ni^ftj" .g.i^ij thanks, I
thank you, much obliged to you ; S.
Z'i'npi,uMpui^ a. granting or distributing favours ; -piu^unt-Pji s. distribution of favours gift of ^race ; -ttp
a. written by divine grace ; -ffii-u, a.
obtaining the divine grace, pleasing
to God favoured , dear, agreeable,
grateful ; -^nplt a. produced by divine
;

ast.

Canis Minor, Canicula dog-star, Sipifbifiih umIi - lapdog - ni,uuil^,ii%

;
beagle - ^pu,^ui%f, cock ^liiufffii mu_
L.ni.p^
dog-days.

grace

licked by dogs.
C^/kui^oit^ f. night-shade, morel, solanum ; tithymalus, milk-fhistle.

graces, graceful, virtuous -/jnip- a.

unthankful ; -ib or J^ a. full of grace,
most graceful; gracious, handsome,

rius

Z'i'Ufli

'

C*^"^

a.

-iijupif. a.

endued, adorned with

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;
,;,

ctn

C^2

sso

flattery, compliance,
uin. -liu ad. flatter-

charming genteel
fair
pn. Shenorhali ( endued with
grace), St. Nerses Glajensis; -{nja a.

adulation; -4" or

pure, candid, bright,

uiniiku

fine

beautiful

Z''"'p^iu^Mai_ a. grateful, obliged,

holden

- it'^t-u

be-

or -piT, t.
jty vn. to thank, to give or return
thanks, to acknowledge ;
, huj^ S.
;

-triT, tj[,

-^

pleasure -

thankfully, gratethanks, thanksgiving,

gratitude, thankfulness ; -^u-i a. donative, gratuitous ; ~liu,p,i.nt.p'[, s. con-

*.

.fino^

fully

-nt.p-t

s.

stitution by divine grace ; -finpy,,

pnuuf, a. graceless , unthankful , ungrateful ; -4.mfyj, ii,%[r vn. to thank
to recompense -ipc a. granting gratuitously given gratis -inpuf. a. re;

newed through grace -^t^

ful
handsome charming

a.

grace-

genteel,
pretty, nice ; -uiwmuMp a. full of grace;
-Miiuimni-ir a
narrated gracefully ;
,

much

obliged, very grateful, mindful of benefits received; - fn^ni-P[,i.i,

gratefulness, gratitude, thankfulness;
a.

C%<i/i4/><.^

by

ingly,

i.

or adulation -4
utuhu to do OT spoak

flattery

luouiri_,

according to a person's known proclivities, to seek to please, to shew a

particular regard for, to favour, to
flatter, to adulate, to wheedle.
J^%npnp s. shoveller ; ganza.
Z'i'ni.fil s. canine nature adultery,
:

idolatry ; S. Q./paifir.
Z'i'i^ph-p a. respiratory ; - hpmli
artery ; -^i/". I^^iy vn. to begin to
breathe, to fetch breath, to respire;

fornication

to

fig.

become animated

-ni-P-'f s. respir-

ation ; animation ; -p-yu a. vegetable

*. S. ^ti^'uiu'PCT" ; -[uuiaii a. between
the teeth; muttering; ad. murmuringly ; -i%ni-Pt s. creation of the soul,
;
-i/. u'uoP- s. lung; -4</i
respiratory ; S. C*'i."-"/ ; -4"y a.
out of breath, faint, senseless, exani-

animation

a.

mate, lifeless; S. 'Gbi^pt^c'i -k^'^a a.

having the breath of life, breathing;
-Ht S. CV""-"/*' ~4ft? * breathing
same mind or
together
fig. of the
feeling, unanimous ; -4* "j . -Jht-m
s. air-hole, vent-hole, draft-hole -4t?;

be indebted

owe, to be
under obligations, to be beholden to
- litugnM.^iii%t-i_iirif, to oblige a person,
to obtain a right to his gratitude ; ip

to

for, to

am

grateful to

my

brother;

you for

your care,

all

-.//2r/. a.

s.

simoniac;

simony umi. a. gracious, bestowing favours -umi^m^p^

-iluMTCuMn-ni-P^i s.

or u,pni.p-% s. gift of grace; donation,

favour, liberality; -u,n^p a. granting
or granted gratis ; --.np a. graceful
--nphj; y^f, va. to grant favours, to
endue or adorn with favours ; to congratulate, to felicitate, to wish joy, to
pay compliments ; -.-npnt.pp^% s. congratulation, felicitation.
Z'i'np^yj; trjl, va. to give as a present or favour, to make a present of,
to grant, to accord, to concede, to
gratify; to grant pardon, to pardon,
to forgive, to remit; S. C*^4"'-4" <'t.
i^t; i-. to refuse, not to grant, to
withhold, to deny ; ^nt [AJ ^-np^t^tp
litu/bu

owe you my

life

to be granted, accorded;
Innilp

^np^yU

your

life to

l^lta/iip

Jthp

/.
,

my forbearance.

C'^/^i^o.-P^^t*

s.

thanks.

-/fr vn.

pu,pnup%
yOU OWG

iy^

suffocating, stifling

a.

gui) vn. to

-"uumJ; ._

be animated, to

live,

to

breathe, to respire.
C^^u/zi. s- chem. sucking-tube ; -m- a.
breathing ; -n-.pf s. respiration.
a. ad. quite
Xi%^utiiuiii. a. mortal
out of breath, panting for breath; iinHru to put out of breath ; - ipik-i^
to put oneself or to be out of breath,
to be panting or gasping ; - ^i/Smiu.^,
to run oneself out of breath; -n^p-f
J. being out of breath, breathlessness.
;

-n-p-^iA *.
Xjiti^ip^kl^ a. asthmatic
asthma, shortness of breath.
to
Xi'i'ij^gnM-guibyj' va. to animate
give a soul to, to cause to breathe, to
;

vivify.
X,'i'i>f-np

a.

respiring, breathing,
fig. carnal, sensual,

animal;

living,

gross : spiritual ; - ii.npit\,_^ wind instruments ; -tr S. Xiiii!ugnt.^u!iiyir ;

-n^p-t s. act of breathing, respiration,
animation, vitality; sensuality.
trachea ,
Z'''iu"pnq_ s. wind-pipe ,
,

C>/^j/./.<i.4s.saltpetre.[throttle; lung.
Z'l'ii'il'

"

Xii'itlSi'L.'

.^y'buy

respirable.
""-ih

s.

pneumatic; - Jt.

- machine, air-pump.

'

;
;
.

cm-

Ciftf/*, iruft va. to breathe, to respire, to puif; to blow; to inspire; vn.

to exhale, to emit ; - ijoq. to breathe,

to take breath, to respire; ^n,.p -,
to send forth or emit fire, to, break
into a volcanic eruption ; - ^p,ulo_
,

va-

-j^ift

*.

sing, hiss.

to stiffen with starch.

whisper in the ears, to ac-

in secret ;^i,ito5/ti ^nqif^

winds blow;

let the

4nry^ar ni.)/^^)'/

let the

[/?f '-* *. respiration.

aspirating, sucking up ; -oi._
?ji*s//"""4'"* a. cavillous, captious,
sophistical.
i;>/j"ia.

the necessary livelihood.

'Cbin-Si' s. breath, puff, wind; whistling; re8piration,breathing; inspiration.
seaZ'I'IpI' s. zool. otter ; - ifn^mj^'b
otter, kind of seal; S. 4,(^<ou{u>^<i<-<(%
Ctrtf or Z'l'n'-t * pl- dogs.
Z'ti'tt''' * dog's-dung.
Xi'Up'U'ia s. med. cynorexy, bulimy,
canine hunger or appetite.
Z'UptP' * dog-muzzle.
*tjz^li s. yearling sheep.
Zzp s. storax ; S. Z^p
Z^^tj; tj/. vn. to whisper, to speak
low, to murmur ; to hum, to mutter,
to grumble -ti ai^oA^ /./", my ears
ring or tingle.
Xj^i^b'^ -- s. whispering, whisper, murmur; noise, rumour; uiqou,
- a hollow or rumbling noise fy. a
secret rumour.
Z^'2^'l_s. whisperer.
Z^i-^ s. noise, racket, uproar, clatter, hubbub, tumult.
Ji%^i.^

;'

Cn^

nj s.

solar heat, hot vapour.

Mvjii'j vn. to evaporate,

'CffuiiutiT,

to vaporize.
Cn^-i/(

s.

s.

a mist.
locomotive engine

vapourous -iiaa.^_ s. railwaycarriage, truck; S. bf'/?/', bpi'^fi.

-*o- s. steam vessel, steamni-ql,
boat, steamer; - p^np-mptp, steampacket - uimm-miuliiui-np scrow-ship;
uiiumhpmqJjilf -, war-steamer, manof-war steamer; S.'b""-;

C"'/..

beam

s. ray, flash of light,

uip^ui^lru to emit or throw

"J or /a
-<i

out rays, to beam.

Ziq^i'lf^P- It s. stream of light, effusion of light; splendour, brightness,
glory
cathedral of Etchmiadzin, &
the feast of its dedication.
ZniiiuiT, uijiy or "yf vn. to shoot or
throw out rays, to beam, to gUtter, to
shine, to twinkle, to scintillate, to
blaze, to flame, to flash, to glitter, to
[heated, to burn.
gleam, to sparkle.
1

Z'"iy,%uMj'vn.to getwarm, tobecome

Xjniui'Hk" ad. like a flash of light,
beamingly, radiantly, brilliantly.
Zniui^ni-llh

s.

irradiatioH.

causc to shine
or to glitter, to give brightness to, to
brighten to warm, to inflame, to renZnifiu^nt-^uM'iilrirva. to

der incandescent;

brandish, to

to

rotate.
Znqu,i-np a. beamy, radiant, shining,
effulgent, luminous, brilliant, sparklZaqy-uiiT S. Z""Lf-""f. [lUg, Splcudid.
Ciwit^.*. radiance, effulgence.
Zn,il,ti

splendour

s.

brightness

heat, red heat.

Z"^'.p S. XnpJtti , iniiip

blaze, flash

light vapour,

Zn^t-fpitl,
-ll,j a.

s.

vapourous -Jkt

Zni-t"'il'a *

poury, misty, foggy, hazy

storm rage; ^'ik

tho wiud blows hard
^it-uy ^nqirio^nitu,^, a fair or favourable wind arose.
Ji'b^.-pui^ iuj s. artery ; - p-riptyP' <
pulmonary- ; -mtiuA, -uj^/A a. arterial.
Jii'^jni.^uj'iit-J'va. to cause to blow.
^"b^litli s. blowing, whistling; his-

cuse

Tjntb' 'f-y * vapour, exhalation;

S. ^m-niXuipuii,.

breath;

vaporization, evaporation; -i/nt-gu/iitJ'

va. to vaporize.
Zniftthif. ai^ s. tale-bearer, tell-tale,
backbiter , informer , slanderer ; a.
tale-bearing, slanderous ; ~h.r vn. to
tell tales, to spread malicious or false
reports, to slander, to speak ill of; to
flatter; -n,.p'f s. evil or malicious reports, delation, story, tale, report,
backbiting, slander, scandal ; flattery.
^"ftl' s. vapour, exhalation.
C4 s. starch;-t/'itjf ya. to starch,

unM-P-li, to

Ofj#go^/i/*

truly S. {j"'iy'^*
s. ast. scintillation.

Z"iiP'i^'-^

ZnqnW, uij s. adulator s. flattery

-u uinHri_, to flatter, to toady, to
;

blandish.
Z'"i'"^"'p-wpy t ~"hp "piup a. nattering, adulating, cajoling, wheedling;
s. adulator, flatterer, cajoler.

cnh
X^niinilbj;

irijl,

cnh

SS2

vu. to flatter, to pa-

laver, to cajole, to -wheedle, to coax;

to caress, to fondle.
ZaiinJhi-PliiA s, adulation, flattery,
palaver, cajoling, coaxing, caresses,
fondling, vpheedling.
XjnqripnpP- &C. S. ^ nl^I l/uip uip &C.

make haste;
nimbleness, quickness, celerity; hurry, haste.
J^ni.fi,i,Ji-2_s. the middle of a markethurried, to hasten, to

-n^pj.

agility,

s.

[et-place.

place,

pine, pine-tree,

market, bazaar, marklow , base ,

Z'"-i'""' a- fraudful
*C"'-t'^ *. skein of silk, &c. [ignoble.

pine-cone ;
pine-grove.
ZnJIfi- s. spinage; S. tF-^.Zyu, a. quick, light, prompt, active,

wild fennel.
adulterer or
fig.
adulteress ; asi. Canis Major; S.C%f4;
iftuutiu^ bitch ; ultiui^uiuiii cur ;

C"2C.
fir-tree

-^

;,
,

-[tp

swift,

/t

2ft.o, .

s.

nimhle,

agile, brisk, alert; ad.

quickly,promptly, speedily, quick, fast.

Cnj/"ii"'**.show,ostentation,pompous display , parade ; -iu u,n-%ti_ or
-^k-ir, hgl, vn. to be given up to ostenZnibirvn. to putrefy,to rot. [tation.
C""< s. parching by the sun.
*Znuiu,if. s. string of comfits.
Zi'uji^J'-'Gniii^nu/tj'./rjPva.to suatch
away, to pluck off, to take away, to
ravish, to carry offZiff ta * cloth; vest, dress.
1inptrPiu,fpirvn. to be undressed.

Jiapptir,

irj[,

va. to

assume wrong-

fully, to usurp, to appropriate, to

take

forcible possession of, to ravish, to

ascribe or impute to oneself.

Z"pbk
*Xtni-u,^

giddy-pated, wanderings

"

s.

Xjn,.uijin

Znt-irpu;)
tini.%

[nf s.

^.t/j

dog

s.

fore-court.
-utpuipnj a. intemperate

i[iirvn.to take pleasure in crapulence

or debauchery; -^Z", t-^iy vn. to give

oneself up to debauchery, to eat &

drink to excess to guzzle, to gormandize, to live in gross debauchery;
ntii S. Xjni-tjym ; ~nL.p-lit% S. lOW de,

bauohery, guttling, intemperance sur,

excess, orgies, drunken revelry.

hound,

npunpif.,

ranger;

terrier,

scttor, pointer,

setting-dog; iHmit;^,

t^.^'im-pMuiTuMq^oT

nintitaliiun-n/jf

water-dog - Jhbrialiui'ii2_, longeared dog; - m%u^<4, house-dog;

tMiutifiuuituii
watch-dog; uiuM^iutnuiu
^nifni-iu^, mastiff dog
jituirmpm .
bull-dog ^uA fuilinutlili fisting cur; -

in^ifiuli

utuinjini. ptIrtL

faujO'linilint l^usuiaMnp

may,

surprise,

coustemation, dis-

amazement, giddiness;

-y^ni-gufiihir va. to stun, to astonish,

to surprize ; to baffle, to puzzle, to

bewilder, to make giddy or dizzy;

-///, h^iy vn. to be stunned, astonished, surprized, baffled or puzzled, embarrassed, bewildered, not to know
what do or what way to turn.
Znt-Ruiifi a. nimble
light-footed
,

swift, quick, ^gile, lithe

-tirun- to be

Si

treacherous, snarling, biting, mad dog;

/i/^^ or
^f/4 ^5"^' dog-hole, dog-kennel; lihpuMlini-p ^"ti, dog's-meat, dogporridge; n2bi_z^'Ji< dog-louse; ^"y*
2"*. dog-trot; jiili'iilii_^u%, to whelp,
to litter, to bring forth; muMi^liuiWuip^
liu.'uhi_ ^u.'Ug
to give or to send to the
>

dogs ^tput^nt-p l/iilr_ ^u/ii^ to go to

the dogs - 4>i>^4' naXuy liunijfut'bik
i/oiiu/i,^, liaX^ or Jpi/h-u,/, the dog
barks, howls, whines, yelps, growls
fini^u,i_ppplri. ^, dog-weary, tired
as a dog * - 4ou.V
^uiitu/ii a barking dog seldom bites; S. l4"" Cu.
%u# &C.O^'"***> &c.
Z n '-''}_ ^^nj s. breath, puff; wind,
breeze; respiration; spirit, soul, life;
lt"'L^iS-'L f^d. unanimously, with one
accord - l^iaAtr_, iun.%nt-ij to breathe,
to takebreath, to recover one's breath,
,

to respire

to repose, to rest, to take

breath or respite ; - uin.'irnt/_

ibu,pUpuM% to breathe freely to draw
a long breath i,uM,nu,'h\,i_^ ^'i?/ to lose
breath; ^ - ^ufu-Xu^^ ^uiauAhu to be
near to one's last breath; t "t ~ kin'"iiirij
to swallow in one gulp
at a
draught mw - ^kifuM'i.l, all that has
life
every living soul j- i^u^alui/a
to one's last gasp ./^%^ti. / iltp^lA -%
to the last moment
^ jt-Mnp'ii -% 4<u.
uhu,i_ 4- he is at his last breath, in the
pangs of death ^jlruifiii - ^kiu,^ ^Jh^
to the last moment of my life; - ^^_
T(u/ii\,'b ijii. kp i,u,uhuiij, he had not yet
a

little

t^na-uip, -nijtu s.

p_

Miui^u/ii

gluttonous, drunken, crapulous ; debauched, dissolute ; -uAuhTB. C"'-v-

feit,

//J s.

Cna/4

mfiiiiniiM^ t^'^'-y

Cni-^uy

;;

;
,

znv
8 as
cn-u.
yielded his last breath ; g V.-'Ax""-^'*/. round, to encompass, to encircle, to
^'inj% while expiring p ~ 4.,qJhj ,/.fr_
invest, to hem in, to beset - pUatlih.i_,
i"'*'^t"i.. at the mercy of the winds
to dwell near, to be neighbouring; mutij to overturn, to upset, to overTini.^u% luj s- lily pn. Susan.
throw; - mu,i_ u/i.iiKb , to turn from
hnt-^uAuMptrp a. bearing or producside to side.
ing lilies ; -pn/it a. feeding among liX^ni-li^jaUutliuMt. a. round, circular; ad.
lies ; -fn/% a. lily-coloured ; -yn^ain a circle, circularly, round about;
~Vfft worked or adorned with li- t^uit^,-, winding-stairs, spiral-stairlies ; -c,nu, a. lily-scented; -ih,- a. lilycase -4/ ad. S. Cn'-rf.; round about
shaped ; -^luiiT, uiguij vn. to become as in a circle, circularly; a. circumjaca lily ; -jt-uiijx. lilied ; -jtuyi_a. bright, ent gr. circumflex.
fair or candid as a lily; adorned with
Zni-p2y"-' '"3 s. chasuble.
lilies.
"" turning, winding ;
Zn,^p2sir'"tt
Cni-^tiT, tj/l vn. to be neglectful, to
-tf-niiit-irva. to colour, dye or stain all
lose or waste one's time, to loiter.
X^n,-i,2dhP-"'3f * turn, round, [round.
J^ni-^iTiiij
[ij s. sesame.
Xsnt-tfi s. suspicion; S. C'/'"*-"!**
X^ni.^,p s. cardamom.
'Cni.^ujj
f_j collyrium ; eye-salve.
'CnL.^n, a. doubtful, mistrustful.
Z"'-^ 1 2^77 s. shadow, shade ; veil,
"Cnt-^nuM^ utj) s. handkerchief; hairhead-cover; honour, respect, consi uiphi^y or ilutpi^iuu^yut 3 a deration; splendour, brilliancy,lustre,
band ;
widowed priest.
[napkin, corporal.
glory, magnificence; pomp, parade;
Znt-^iiuj
pj s. fine linen ; altar fig. protection ; - ti- ik--^ ceremonial, etiquette ; - ^^t^^, to honour, to
*C/iL.i.*.iM. pipe, reed, willow-reed.
pay honour, to respect, to consider,
'Cni.ui a. ad. S. tjy" j s. med. pimple,
to compliment, to pay court to, to
court; atpil' ^ hi^ auiiumlti- r^h-^ni^Jlrp ,
pustule.
-/</oi> a. glib, fluent of
to give all the respect & honour due;
Xint-atutfLu/iM
speech ; -<l-tp o- nimble, diligent, act- t z^b ^'- 1' "{"'""-I' niSbh-ij to hold in
respect; quMbJi'b b-u/up Wt^ [i ^^^ "^^t
ive, ready ; -4<o a. early, premature;
"iuuir S. unui^lrMr vn. ; uun^m S. rt*-^
to be grave or serious ; - uin-%nt.u to
be honoured or glorified ; 2^nil_ ad.
piu^iyP- -iJtnjP- a. quick, swift, hurwith honour, gloriously, magnificentried, precipituous; -tpni.p-n,^[3-l,iJb ^.
ly, pompously.
[fig. to hoot.
C^t^, fcj/. vn. to hiss, to whistle
,

^nt.pP-'b . ^P-u/ls
lip

edge, orifice

^I'/?"*-^

P-utbq

S.

tongue, word,

fig.

mouth; werf. lip; Urpf-'ii - upper-lip;

umnplA under-lip %ni-pp nt-a-y^
,

liuipirpirp^huM% - small or thin,

swelled or blubber, thick, rosy lips
p-iMMi.

p-nt^u, to have

formed

lips

flat,

- flrmni

turned up, well,

on every
side; *. turn, round; f -i, around; uituui'iihikp, amphitheatre, - boxes;
- MjhlihtihgWiuu. round the church or l - u,tfiru to lead to, to conduct
around, to walk - or ^ - ^-^l: - "-V
;

from

all

sides,

gu/iikij to

take a walk, to

promenade; -

to walk, to

look around ;

tiuMiihi

make a

uiniini-i_.

or uiuMuikij

tour,
4"^^.> to

to turn

iMiuM^upir^,

/_

to sur-

<3 J. shepherd; S.
^^1^1 or Z""Hdr'L^' alum.

Zuihu,

river-sido.

about, round, around,

roundabout, in the neigh-

'C'"-p2."<^- V'-

all round
bourhood

ZiT"-^ j.hiss, hissing, whistl[ing.

ZiT'L a. hissing ; s. hisser.
Z't-'r ""3 * paint, rouge ; plaster
-aA^wp a. painted, rouged; pretty;
-u/jjp S. X>"{"'p ; -"p * painter ; plasterer; -/"/> Ir3";i vn.io rouge, to paint
the face with rouge, to fard. [water.
Z'h'"^ i)a.to alum, to steep in alumZil"-^

2,"4l"--

spendthrift; a. prodigal,
extravagant , pro,
fuse Hcentious, lewd, dissolute ; -^ s.
licentiousness, lewdness, debauch;
Z"-uyi_, /.J

s.

lavish, wasteful
;

-_
a. intemperate, impudic
lewd-minded, lustful inclined
-[iJ", t3mj vn, to be
to debauchery
prodigal, to live lavishly, to squander,
-u.liui'ii

Jfim a.

to waste, to

dissipate,

abandon oneself
lead a dissolute

life

to lavish, to

debauchery

to
;

to

-.-/?? s. prodi-

CSb

a;

gality, profusion, luxe, waste, dissi-

pation; debauchery, disorder, extravagance, luxury, excess.

asphodel, king's-spear.
noise, tumult, rumour,
clamour, uproar, row; public rumour,
report ;f - iunrpuii-n/ii at the news
or report of; -i uiqia^ui/^l, %j, their
cries, shouts /> - "4*"y. /.u#t^iu^<ip
at the terrible news of war; at the
dreadful preparations for war.
[basin.
'C't-pi^s. sound, flourish.
C.t'i/.zC or I'u, s. basin, wash-hand
Z"-ki_

s. bot.

J^n-Zii^

s.

CPX

the Supreme Master ; -uitmm-Ppi^

olBce of a store-keeper.
Z-lrJ'uipu.'i.irMr, h^ft va.

*Zp""" or C"-"""
ZePy-uj^uA

'"*'

'"-^-e

humming-top,

head-stall; frontlet.

s.

XjuiuiJpujAujbni-P-liJii s. mus.

andan-

[conduit, gutter.

tino.
C"-V<,/3-

.uj s.

wooden-pipe, water-

lUL. or /.- s. diligence,

[i
X^inuiui
haste, hurry, promptitude, urgency;
a. urgent, pressing; - u,ui,ii,uiuif, too
,

great haste, hurry, great urgency,

hasty eagerness, precipitation constraint, imperious or urgent obligation pain, anguish, affliction, trouble;
./..t ~nil_, -U.I. ad. hastily, in
haste expeditiously
speedily, diligently; - uiuiij-'ii-uuiuii- with all possible speed or despatch, in a hurry,
precipitately, post-haste; u.uu/iy -nj,
without hurry - muM-^uiufl, e,utnL.gui_
;

*.

whey, serum.
S.

-2_ s.

Cn-tt; glue,
[gluten.

a. labial.

ZpP'i'iu^qP-'y uin-aiuoA s. running

[halter.
ZpP''--uw s- lipless.
ZpP'ii-o'-np a. lipped.
Zpzl"-"!' ^.murmur, rustling of leaves;
(

- mhpht-n^

iiuip^m-pli

he tremblos

at the fall of a leaf.

whipping-top, peg-top.
C>i.'ii^u.u^i<

or

Z[>ki_. -J^

to warehouse,

to store up, to house, to cellar; to

treasure up; to lay or put by, to pre[serve*Z'"bk * swelling, tumour,

^"V."''*'

s.

Zi""-'u^f s. grape-stalk.
Zpi'-zi-'li or Zp'^"// > '"3 *.nose-band;
twitch; bridle ; - or -^"buili s. nape.
Zp^"/""''' a. speaking periphrastically

~ui/i a.

tjp

encamped

all

round
speak
;

va. to periphrase, to

-tiT,

peri-

-t-pj s. periphrase, circumlocution, roundabout way of expressing oneself; -ph^n,.p1, s. circumflexion of voice, uttering or pronouncing with circumflex accent -p.kp a.
orbicular, spherical, round; -.p s.whirling or turning round -phpui^uA a. s.
phrastically

encyclical, circular; a. periodical;/!^,

vagabond; -phplur, t^iy vn. to turn
round, to rotate, to move circularly

walk over, to take a

round -pt^n^/jy s. turn, circumvoluto revolve, to
;

^uAhu

to urge, to press, to force, to

compel, to oblige, to constrain to
grieve, to pain, to agonize, to harass

tion,

periphery

ast.

revolution

uiu,

4!u1i tfuiuh^, no sooner said than

done -uA.^J'8. '^""^{f; -tj; t^p,
,

to hasten, to press,
to urge, to hurry, to precipitate; -^r,
/rjiy vn. to be quick, to hasten, to hurry, to precipitate; -m-Pt, -iJ!Bm S.
Irjni.gui'iihJ' vO'

sideral, anomalistical, synodrevolution ; -ptt_A-<i.u//fii a. circumpolar ; -lAu,^ , u/j a. living in the

neighbourhood, neighbouring, adjacent, circumjacent; -^ s.geog. perioecii,
pericecians -^aiiim.p'l, s. circuit,- territory ; neighbouring towns or dis-

ju.liu/b

fJ a. wandering, strolprowling, vagabond; s.

turn, circumvolution; circumference,

tricts
'Cinti/hipiu'ii

s.ma.ga.zine, storehouse;

butler's pantry; larder, buttery, pantry, store-room, cellar; secret cham-

ber; treasury; bottom; fig. heart, the

secrets of the heart, the affections,
&c. - ijnpi/iinj, granary, loft; - ^/A_
-y, wine-cellar, wine-vault; - ^y_
;

mAg, wood-house.
filling granaries
stored in a granary;

Oii,iri/:ap,u'i,iitipjj a.

&

magazines

-o/uj4

-./,t,

s.

warehouse-keeper,

store-keeper; butler; cellarman

^<?.

ical

-q-iu/

ling, itinerant,

periphery

^utaiup tulTiua

uabunt-aua^

Hri_ ^iiiptu,,/}! to live for a thousand

years ; -^mjuM^u/i, a. periodical, circu,

-^itjpir, t-jin/ vn. to take a turn,

a walk, to roam'; to wander over, to
stroll, to prowl, to turn round, to revolve to go round, to circulate -T-^y.
ni.pf s. turn, walk, circulation turn,

lar

rotation, revolution; -^.oyni.%, -^iui^

a, roaming, wandering; -^lugnuPf.i.'b

;;,

;;,

tn

s:

going here & there, wandering ;

-^put^uA a. circumscriptive ; -/.plrJ'
va. to circumscribe ; -^u.pi a. eircumvolving moving around -^^ni./3/it*
s. surrounding, enclosure ; -q^huu, s.
gown, dress 4t - petticoat fefr^.
s.

^{fii

under-petticoat ; -luyq^ ._
XhiTva. to investigate ; -4'w Ay " 'i
the neighbourhood, neighbouring, adjacent; -^ *. the environs, the country
,

roundabout, neighbourhood

-^.ui a.

turning, changing, shifting ; s. change;

-liinnM-p lunilrirva. to cut Or trBuch all

round;

prune orlop round;

to

-4i#_

jtu.ja.circumspect,cautious, discreet,
considerate, prudent; - ih'iih-i, to look
around, to observe, to explore, to spy
out -i,ayirgnM-Pi, * obsorvation, attention, exploring, spying out; circumspection, caution, prudence, consideration, discretion -'iiTiy s. gyro;

mancian -'^inyni.p-'f s. gyromaney

-^ikiTva. to spread every where.
;

utg s. turn,

X,piu,%,

gyre, turning,

revolution, circumvolution ,
circuit
circulation, conversion; course, cycle,
period, circle, round ; turning, wheel,

winding ; sinuosity ; change, vicissitude; - Jkir, period or cycle of five

hundred & thirty-two years ; -^f^pg
whirlpool, vortex; - i^p^-g > evolution;
- tuaiint-ij to turn, to make or take a
turn ; to turn or whirl round & round
to circulate, to revolve, to move ; to
spin round upon one leg. [or gyration.
tip^u%uMJ-u,tr s. periodic revolution

ing,

7;^<o%u>(,
er, contour,

s. circle, hoop; bordoutline, circumference;

frame, frame-work, sash enchasing

turn, circuit, ring ast. cycle -^ hp_
the spheres ; - ^ftni-u/hui^iiA the
Ifiilig
zodiac ; pirt.lrii.iy[Si -, polar circle;
-^ utuimpuAfy gallery, terrace, promenade; "^i-*p -qp or --. peristyle;
-Mui. ad. in a circle, in a ring, circularly; -lu^npi-, uiy g. framer, borderer;
-u,t.np a. ast. armillary ; -*-7 a. furnished with a circle or frame ; round,
circular; -tJ", tgl> va. to turn round,
to revolve, to move in a circle ; to
frame, to border -^<r vn. to revolve,
to rotate -m-P-'f, ~ni-Ui, s. roundness;
rotation, circulation; -.& *. framing.
;

encyclic, circular
periodic ; -%iui.n,-Pf s. circumnavigation ; -%^c s. circular baJip^iuiiuiiTuifi s. a.

-%.<->Y' a.

lance ; -imJ'.^nL.p s. turn-jack, turnapibj

-iiuijini-P-l, -^ifnt-tHi s. circuit, ambit,
,

circumference

man

-u;a.4

,/ij

.lifeguards-

surrounding, ambient;
s. turn, round, circumference, compass, outline, circuit, fence, wall, enclosure; geom. periphery, circumference; -uiuMmtriT va. to surround, to
compass, to encircle ; to envelop ; oxliiTvn. to take a turn to turn round,
to whirl to be surrounded, enclosed.;
-u/uiui a.

circuit

~uiuMinni~[3~lt s,

ufiauiniMu

s.

ro-

^^.circumlocution, ambages;
-uiuipfiutMi s- fortification, enclosure;
tation

-n-mliiub a, circulating

pital

--f 4 ^aAnti

s.

caalidade

^i^^-P'

geom.

s. turn, gyre ; -umm-yp^ s- pi.

periscii; -u./^-- a. extended roundabout, spread around ; s.phys. medium;

^n-ni-Pt

-mhutupiub s. amphitheatre ; -ifiu/i a.

enclosed all round; surrounded, invested ; s. enclosure , fence , close
-ifiuilihirva. to shut up all round, to
hem round or in, to enclose, to encircle, to surround, to beset; -t^nLr
hj^va. to shine on all round, to cover
or surround with light.
Jiplirir, tj'^ va. to overturn, to upset, to turn over, to capsize, to throw
down ; to change , to transmute, to
convert ; ^5'. to turn aside, to pervert,
to subvert ; f pu,j - to avert, to turn
,

away, to divert

^mu

iTuiuig

, /I

deter, to dissuade, to
dehort, to discouncil ; t ipuifuni-uu, Hffopu, to rout, to put to flight, to
chase, to pursue hotly; - jj"/^. to
discolour ; - ^uAfe, to retract, to

funpe,p,^.^

to

recant; S.

O'/"'!^X^p2h-jn,-g,MiukJ'va. to

walk, to take
or lead about ; to turn, to twirl, to

wind.
XipihJ'< %y wn- to take a walk, to
walk, to march, to go to turn, to be
changed, converted, transmuted ; to
fall back, to be upset - J-mUh/iiaMi^uig
changes, mutations oi^ vicissitudes of
time - 1 Jiaiu^ / pinp^pij-ng to alter
or change one's mind, to change sides;
ip^t^w- t'ift' Irplruiug %p his countenance altered S. 0/" [vagrant; S-^,"^/*
Zp2^"ibk o- straying, wandering,
Xtpffpfi^l't I'ah va. to turn or whirl
round & round; to change; to walk;
S. ^nt-np-f r vn. to turn round, to
turn, to move about to walk; - u,^>ug .
;

>

72

OTn

Zp22i'2l"-"^

turning

wheeling

turn, change, vicissitude.

"
'(^I'til't"-'''

turning
;

'ZpuAni-ir, uihujj

be

to

uinM.jhuMi_v'n.io

tako

startled, to start with

fear; to take umbrage at, to be scared to be dazzled.

Cf.<_a . umbrage, start; digression, alienation dazzling.
X)[iu,n,.^a/iiiT,r, jifi va. to
scare, to
to dazzle, to hallustartle, to start
:

'J^ipu/huiiT S. lutit^f'A""/'.

X}ili"'i^'t

[cinate.

P^js- tribometer.

Z-p-'3n,.pi,^%

s.

S. lntit2n_/3/.i.%

taking away, ravishing.

:

accuse of, to charge with - u^i/i to

rub out in the hand.
'Ci/i^t-iT, tr^l- va. to rub hard or of;

ten, to bruise, to clash.

X^iJtnP-, \i^ s. confusion, broil, embarrassment, trouble, disorder, tumult, uproar; a. confused, mixed, confounded, troubled, disordered, out of
order; deranged, complicated; indistufint^a
j"^n^L' j'"v

Ji.h,

to ex-

cite confusion, trouble, sedition; Muq^

-f jiupnt-^iii'hlru to make a clatter, racket or uproar, to kick up a

Tn^li

row
der;

juji,

Muifirn^ii

-[

in that disor-

S. ^q,rn,-i.

C^n/?"'P"i"-/?/fLi

course

s.

confused

dis-

-pui^ ad. confusedly, indistinctly, topsy turyy.

;

Zii^nPuj/iu/7, S. Xiil'"P

'^

XfiflnPuflif S. %ijln[3-nL.:lu.

Zipnpirir, t^i, va. to confound, to

mix, to jumble, to embroil, to complicate to trouble, to put in disorder,
to disorder, to derange, to harass, to
embarrass, to bewilder; -[iJ'vn. to be
confounded, in disorder, to become
intricate, complicated; to become con;

Zil"'P<"-Pt'-% -n^ah S. Z't"P'

Z4'n'L * rubber.

Z-fni^m- s. friction, rubbing.

Z.P""th tP"'3 - bonouring, paying
honour; -.^ s. courtiers, attendants.
Z^wil'j a. honourable, glorious.

Cp"

vn. to lord, to act the

"J'W

great man, to pique or plume oneself,

[to prevent.
to glory, to vaunt in.
Zi^tunkiT, t^[i va. to hinder, to stop,
shade.
Zf^iS'P a. dried in the
t[pit,^, uMjj

magnificent,

a, glorious,

sumptuous, pompous, splendid,

superb, majestic honourable, august,
eleillustrious, respectful, sublime
gant, fair, handsome, genteel, agreerich,

able.

^t,Upuip

od.

honourably, magnif-

icently, splendidly, pompously, superbly, richly, nobly, majestically;

-ft-i a. of great beauty ; -^yb ad.

pompously, with great parade -^tupij.

a. highly ornamented, richly adorned,
;

magnificently dressed, splendid, mag-

superb -quipij-hj; tjf va. to

adorn richly, to decorate, to embel-

nificent,

rub, to scour fig.

to impute, to ascribe, to attribute, to
Zii'tiT, frj/F va. to

tinct;

fused, troubled, to be overthrown,

upset; -Iriu^lru, you look troubled.

every direc-

in

tion or way, versatile.

C^^ni^*. walker vagabond.
nj . change, mutation;
C/7n-"*
turn, circuit.
'Zi.^ni.ah s. act of walking, walk ,
going & coming ; turn change ; overturning, upsetting.
Zp^'t-'i' a. Overturned, upset.
fright,

COC

S86

to roll one's eyes wildly ; - j,u%lini^[i

to be uneasy.. to tumble & toss in
one's bed, to move oneself restlessly
from side to side.

lish; -%u,j; uii/iy vn. to

become

pret-

be adorned;
very beautiful, august, most

ty, beautiful, glorious, to

-2^^p

a.

superb

S. Zel"ii"'u."Pt

-v"-^'*-

a-

majestic, illustrious, dignified; -jn-_

gui'iihiT va. to decorate, to adorn, to
beautify, to embellish
glorify

-</.

to

honour,

to

S. Xxptr'f

Z^h,in,-Pf,i^ s. splendour, magnificence, pomp, sumptuousness, majesty; glory, honour, celebrity; beauty,
elegance, comeliness solemnity.
:

[ness.

XxeP-ui^ S. u^Y'^*"

ZpP'"':^ s. ioipudence, barefacedZfiRtiT, tjf -irjnL.^ui'iiirj-va. to agltate, to stir, to dabble, to paddle.

Xii^Pliir, frju-y vn. to be brazen-faced,
to lose every sense of shame, to behave shamelessly,inipudently. [hunger.
Zful-'T vn. to starve, to die with
Z<>P ,/<.7*. light cake, brioche .
,

(jloZv"

S.

O"^ U"^

{joyiitiJiuJlu/ti

b. (fQ^tjathriiltuitnIi

S.

sense of feeling.
X,o^u,j,lrih a.

tangible, palpable, tac-

tile; -..pf, s. tangibility, palpability,

tactility.

,,

n
Zoz^'tptiiip

8S7
mercy

ft.j s. touch, feeling,

[to handle; to graze.

hand.

,;

to feel, to touch,

tjo^uililrir, tgif va.

ns-b
of God

'

^u/^i/iA/^ ^pu

wandrous thing
jli,ru,phu,i_k

is

this!

what

///.%

uyfc

man has gone

look, that

'.

mad;

^eom. tangent -o#4'"* o"tangential; - qopnup^fjiA tangential

force; - liniiphai^y^ tangential compass.
Co^f"/'"'^

*.

Zo;^^ni-PpiJh -i.SL s- touch, feeling, taction, handling, contact, grazing ; (rt'" ^^^ui^Jutu point of contact.
,

Zzl"fvn. to be harassed, vexed,

tormented.

.' amnup-tq.,
ah! what a surprising falsehood, imposture is yours!
[[pni'ina / . Gr. w. obolc, obolus.
to recover one's
f\'i./rp.i-plr vn.
breath or strength ; -P-uMfuu/hi a. anxious , eager ; -P>a,p ilfiilur vn. to be
,

emaciated, exhausted; to wear oneself out -^fj a. spirituous -/um/Jif <r,

"iih^u'i vn. to be of one heart & one
mind; ~luu,!iii-f3Tf s. union of soul,
great attachment -it'iin-.p-l-i^. s. creation or animation; -4<uV a. spiritual;
;

S"

~hbi'

i^"t^^l'p

linphiuiM a. soul-

destroying; broken in spirit, disheartened, disconsolate, despairing; -4"_

pyu

]nt^h"cy"

ed, foolish, stupid.

""4'"^^*

ct.

infatuat-

[to say; to sing.

flyAiT.tj/.y?!. to utter, to

pronounce,

-^a^ s. spirit-gauge ; -.yu.4 a.

sustaining ; s. necessary food,
-<<juf4'"*. a. requiring
scarce food
back life depriving of life ; mortal
-ufiupm ip,[iirvn. to be guilty of blood;
-<'4/ S. ^nif-hukp; -ulipni-P-J, S. loVO of
life
self-love ; -umu/ii a. soul-depraving; -uuitun. a. out of breath; exanimate, half-dead; /?g'. knocking down,
&c.

life

11 (wo) n/ or /7-o s. the

letter of the alphabet
the vowels; n,^. six

twenty fourth

&

the sixth of

hundred; six

hundredth.

&

It is

.F for

changed sometimes into

example: uppnq-u^poii_, Jh^

nnt-p^iTonnt-u
^"1~lB'"i] llh^rngTntiun i
lun^tunuMnfuui^Uinuip
ihnqinniiytui
i

ihuiiiihuMiiliruiij

r^in-nO'nlttuitLiiM<tfuf

ni-iT. nj^
n
//>
yg pron. who
which n, n n^ who? n f. ili'li2_lzluls^ugh
uiiAki_nuij,i., who among you dare do
that ? n !^ ^ iHupq.liu.'hk who IS he
.

that

. . .

nfiMinr n

li ,f.uM

know who

whoever he may
whoso book is
this ?
jub^pkf, whom do you seek ?
yp t-u who are you for ? n,-tr laaai.
j/t^lt, to whom have you spoken?
who knows ? nj^ niTuAip ftiftr'b
l-fiuik
he

n n^ h,^ [i^k
be;.5/ k iTuimhu/ha
is*;

''

who

are they

who

. .

n^-iT

j,

liuMuik^

which of the prisoners ? jn,-J'

on which person ? y^ t-ifp
who are we ? j'" tpp-tau where ?
where are you going?

fng

to

u.'bi^,

n^

n n int. o! oh! ah!

^ui/uA-_
run away ! save
hollo there
yourselves! out of the way! Jirit^

pa'-^

<'

i/hMpf.mul'[int.plt%

U,j

oh the great

killing

llflihi_ fi

fly/.,

ghost

^u^ ilaipliiT
u ; M.np 1 &C. S.

S. 2,"tl^'bf['

ni{.iL.y

spirit;

s.

breath

J^nn-lrt-np

spirit,

respiration

>

&C.

soul,

spirit

meaning, sense ; genius ; manes,

shades, ghost, hobgoblin; life; heart;
soul, energy, courage ; puff, air, wind:
die, dice chem. spirits; - ^fii^y, spirit of wine, alcohol ; S. l,"?^f ; - pu/tnu^
;

litu'h

intelligence, reason

-^ luu.u,pl

the spirits of darkness - lik'iiii.u.'bni-^

p-^ spirit of life ; lilrtni.iubuMliu/i, -^
animal spirits ; -"iiuMfuuAini- the spirit
of jealousy ; nifi-ijiljuiip with all one's
soul, heartily, willingly; - u,nXn^i_,
lnufiiiru to breathe, to take breath, to
breathe freely, to respire ; to rest, to
take repose, to revive, to acquire new
strength or vigor; j-u uiuiuiamuA i^_
;

%lru to be extremely downcast, depressed, prostrated, to be tormented;

S. W^iutuuuitittM

'.

Jf

lUUlUMUUIiult

tanjttr/j

to reduce to the last extremity; to

exhaust, to harass, to vex; jnq.i-n^
litujpiitirituuiuMuuiuMbfl^li-^ to be at the

,,
,

nun

;;
,
,

sb 8

'

last extremity, near the last breath,

to be dying ; /?u</t^ j- m-imc^ , to
in suspense ; ^lupliuAk^ ^/j^ jto sting, to gall to the quick; to deprive of life, to kill t^'l--i_ ^- /. Jlrn.[,i
or p piulfii , 2^ / pit/A nt^ihij to en-

keep

danger oneself, to risk, brave or face

death, to risk, expose or hazard one's
life, to lavish or to be prodigal of life;

nioD.

they are as like as two peas.

(\^nAu^Jt^- a. pea-shaped, round,
spherical.
[to grow round.
[\an3iai'iiuiir, uigiu/ vTi. to couglobe,
nina-iifiig

^ae ' 1'3 ^' twisting , contortion

tension ; intensity, force, stress ; tresses ; -^ puiphliuiiTni-P-tuA I ties of
friendship.
{\inpiupyu

s. hot. spirsBa or diosma

ulmaria, dropwort.
^inpuihrn) a. ontaugled, twisted; ^^6- geom. spire.

sigh , to
heave sighs ; to groan ; n^t-n^^u.^ ..^.
pt-fj to love to distraction; lun.n,fhi_jto be disconcerted, perturbed or
ftt-P
disturbed ; i.[imti_ j- /..^ to knowwithin oneself; lupAui/fitu ^ai%ti_, fifri_
q^ to yield or give up the ghost, to
breathe one's last, to expire jn^i.nj'fc
qu3lluiplr/t to die ; miu^ I^umiT ^lJi* ^
qkiTu Iparayu
to givo Spirit or life to
marble; n^i-n^^ tp^t-^, to sing with

ui^ s. S. VTufi/Jtc-^; mech, peritrochium, lathe, axle-tree, wheel &

axle, winch, windlass, crab, capstan;

great expression j-

jnif.t-ng

tO

e,u/bhi_,

hiu/bt-l^,

lii>JCb,yf,%

WinpuM^ , uMj s. S. H/ff ; flexion of

*
voice, accent; gr. the acute grave
'

circumflex " accents

- ui.^,
note
;
liptnuitp,

/i/n^^,

to play

at dice ; A-*- q-utpatuit- ^i.p /. f^bgit

his spirits returned, his strength revived; i,aiuuiu,uilrgaiL. - i^ ho regained strength or vigor ; ^uitik^ -^ Vp
he fainted or swooned ^n^i ^npi>-lruii_
n^La^f iuMif, risking his life ; -% 4p
n.uiL.nfli, he was the soul of the conspiracy.
^njimlin,^ s. seat of the soul.
\\f"pt'fi %'W *'>' to brandish the
horns, to butt with the horns to butt,
to run against, to contend, to fight, to
,

come

to blows, to

make war g

u%j[,i

-. to contend with oneself.

[\ii.kn%,

s.

[,

odeum

t-t-

"ikm

n^^i

a.

whoever

it

may

be.

hedge-hog; - Jt&
porcupine - 6-^- echinus marinus,
sea-urchin, sea-egg; Ju,^ t^n-yf
hedge-pig.
[walnut-husk.
*nqnft s. green outer shell of walnut,
njfp s. wicker, osier; osier-band,
-<u*ts- ujn.%tj' va. to
straw-band
strike with rods or osiers, to whip, to
ii-n/

s.

; -ui^fii-a a. woven of osiers.

ficA'A*. water- willow, osier.
*{\jiilrir, trifp va. to pinch.

flog

\\Pl/u[iuiif.

f\na.%

peas

&C. b.

iLu/if

Wr^t/u/fiujtf

n-nt^tp

S.

pOa

Chlck

peascod

gear

wheel-gear

[\inpu, s. spire ; -m^^b- s. spiral line

-.iti. a. spiral, winding; -u/bmir, _

juy

vn. to

be circumscribed, bounded,

limited; -uAI-m-s. mech. turbine, tubewheel, horizontal water-wheel; -.

<^7n^ma.winding,sinuous,meandering;
-uynL-jiuHriT va. to circumscribe, to
to limit.

n^npin^ m^j *. bouuds, Hmlts, extremities; ring, circuit, circumvolution ; - t-plip[, the universe ; - hpl^bg
airy space, the vault of heaven ; - piu_

%lij

ambages, circumlocution,

ii#

tricks;

tO fly aboUt
to flap, to flutter in the

JutUMblrf^ \^[3-n-^nq\

or round;
wind, to wheel about; *to turn on
one's hands & feet like a wheel, to
tumble, to fall head over heels, to
turn a somerset.
[bone.
*

"jr

fibula,

perone, shin-

rancour, inveterate
hatred, resentment, concealed hate;

nihn-u/i,

uiuiuiUhuii^p

ny ./>

grain ; globule
wood-worm ,
- - drop by drop ; uiunnyTC

liu;r lik^qUi-

catching; - miupp/rpoM^uA, , differential

capstan.
[^inphiT, t^[i va. to entwine, to twist,
to twine, to wreathe, to braid, to
plait ; fig. to plot, to hatch, to frame.
f\[ripni.3ii s. S. [\inp meck. torsion.

ttin^t

beetle

nj.puui^m^i a. of Ulysses; ^.Odyssey.

n'

mode major;

minor tune.

^inpiu%

bound,

(theatre).

mus. tone

C)

pea-

-.f

fer *

-u fi /ii/i niXlri_, to harbour resentment, to hate, to oweor bear a grudge,

to have a grudge or spite against, to
bear malice or ill-will S. ^tHrpyw^fuiu[i-uii^ ipifiJ' vn. to give vent to
one's wrath
to discharge or vent
;

;
!

ntP
one's

rancour

nfiiui/iu,^, u,j a. spiteful,

rancorous,

malevolent, outrageous, malicious,

harbouring hate, revengeful ; - ^Mit^,
to nourish hate ; -.-/3? s. harbouring
revenge, hatred, rancour.
D/l/ioir, nfuu/biuiT, utjuif vn.

to devise,

to foment hatred ; to resent an injury,

to be resentful, bitter, hating.
[\fi'"'jnL.jui%tir va. to

create, to exrancour, to exasperate, to provoke to enmity.

{\/,i&l,pir, [\^np[i,r a, nursing rancour, wrathful, rabid, furious, cruel,

cite

relentless; ill-natured, malevolent;p^uiJi, a Sworn enemy, a mortal, declared, implacable or inexorable ene,

my

fig.

mfrpuiqj',

arch-enemy, the devil ; - ,,.

an obstinate, bloody battle

antagonists or adversaries
in a game.
[anger, indignation.
{\p.ai-Pl s- S. n/" revenge ; wrath,
n'4 zW.alas! oh I ah! o! 4iujb-,g in.
uiuk n^ mkp he cried out & said, oh

nlunpftjr^ s.

my Lord

ni,

oh dear woe
!

n%

iint-pni-P-Vb

/A^ mkp ah
.

is
,

me

oh

alas,

nt, u,%Jh,n,.[3-V%

oh what

folly

oh what

blindness ! n'4 ^- "-uiq_ j-.^? uiflia^

pti > oh dreadful day ! n^ in'lt'^ . woe
to the shepherds ! '4 Jhfnpni.p-'B "^
jliiruipat-P'l oh what a mistake! w^at
nonsense! ^ /?t. would to God! 4
"'4 ha! ha! "'4 "''4 / woe, woe to the
>

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day!
tti/jit ng s. lamentation, complaint,
groaning, wailing', moans, tears; -^,
elegy; u utiuUnt^^ jopltJtL-^j ^u 4'^/'.

mj,

S39

to revenge oneself.

ly; s. singer of laments; tragedian,

tragic author; -% a. tragical.
ttlpL-pftir va. to sing in a plaintive
voice, in a lamentable tone, to deplore, to lament; to compose a dirge,

an elegy or a tragedy, [tragedy; elegy.

ttiptrp^n^fs. plaintive song, dirge
n'f/ifc//t^nc(.lamentably,plaintively.
tt'Lpki^ilie s. cries & tears
niipn,.au s. cry, weeping, lamentation, complaint.
Il'/A4

"'ll'^i

^""/"S.

llqnqiu'i/iin/'*

WiipJuiputit. a. Wiiniluipuiir..

Olympus heaven.

[grapes.

^'diyt'

""-il's

^^ Vf3

bunch of

^ilj^ni-ifuiphp
-pnfit a. bearing or
producing bunches of grapes; -qu,p^
a. furnished, adorned with bunches ;
-(<i.% pp-nt.^
-itg a. full of bunches
III.U, s. chem. racemic acid
-t-np a.
loaded with clusters.
,

small bunch of grapes;

artemisia, mug- or moth-wort;
goose-foot, botrys.
[bunches.
n'/^<-2.'"-( *

bot.

od

clustcrs , in
f . SpiUC,
back-bone; chine, back; spinal marrow; -%uicji%, deck of a ship; - t-p_
nqjinM.qopi%
llr/tri nqliii*

nnn.%p

vo.
i

niikultq

the highest heaven ; minU,^ yp_

kvb' precipice, declivity; mountains;
phliu!btri_
J- , to break the spine, to
chine ; - Mii%^uAlri_, to lie down, to lay
onesolf down, to stretch one's limbs;
fig. to neglect, not to care for; j- t-p^
p-uii_, to stretch oneself; to stretch
out one's arms (in yawning or awaking ) ,/- liui/j to stand erect, to draw
oneself up fig. to grow proud ; to beliitb

or ibg a. lamentable,
deplorable , plaintive ; tragical ; ad.
lamentably, plaintively ; -liu/i, a. plaintive, sad, mournful J -i/ar a.condoling,
deploring with another; -kgb'''' ^3"a
vn, to weep, to deplore or lament together ; -J^uMfb a. plaintive ; ad. with a
lame>ntable tone ; s. lamentation.
[\ipaiir, utjl or giy vna. to lament,
to bewail, to groan, to complain, to
weep, to deplore; to wear mourning;
^,l^,uq.i:u, -il

"IP"

W*"?. l,"U"3 '^

'

"tF"

tpfrt

mourn for you, Armenia I mourn for

you, oh chief among the nations of
!

the North!

f\'l^^rfi'

come

uiibt
rebellious ; pi,utttiifiint-i
LIT
'J"^5'
to stiffen one's neck, to be proud,
lun^ni^j to
stubborn, contumacious
;

lean against;
uMii.uni.i
%ni.i_

fig.

ilziauig

one's troubles, to repose from care or

aiBiction ; - pkli,u%bi_, to sprain or
break one's back or neck; fig. to end
in smoke ; to become discouraged,
disheartened, desponding, to droop.
ny^"of:^4 a.brokenbacked, hipshot;
-/uip -juip p s. vertebra; spinal marrow; -^"'p miuiig, beams; roof; --np a.
vertebrated ; -^lajm s. keel, ship's bottom ; fig. ship ; Holy Cross.
,

[\,^,l.J-%lruy a.

""3 singing plaintive-

to find support;
to broathe from

headstrong, doggedly

tenacious, pertinacious, obstinate.

SCO

nin

be curved back^il'y3 * roof, top of a house. [wards.

[ship.
fl'/^'"--/:"/' * crupper.
fl/^/ot-j s. skeleton or carcass of a
\\,^.,ir,L.s. galling on a horse's back,
scratch on the withers, excoriation;
a. wither-wrung, galled.
[day.
hlili s. Gr. w. PaliD-Sun{\iin,i.nJlria'i,
Wnnii^s. inundation alluvion.
ri.^i/..r,

trguj vn. to

immersed or submerged;
diver; -uA a. alluvial, alluvious;

n/"'//"^
s.

ni,n

pity-stirring, piteous, pitiable,

speak

ui^-y vn. to weep bitterly, to shed a shower of tears ; to

scream, to screech, to shriek.
{[qiiifu/iiirj; ^^i/hir. htjl, va. to in-

undate, to cover with water; to immerse, to plunge, to dive to rinse, to

wash -/../" yjj. to be inundated plunged in, immersed; - ju,%iph-i.i,f to be
soaked through by the rain.
;

WnnniMflitMjtT'

i^.

effusiou

[mersing.
^iT'd't. " iniindating; bathing, imni"in<-<% s. inundation, submersion;
rinsing.
[4% a. Olympic.
s-

-'a

olympiad; -Mi/^m^

right; S. f| 1-^^"^/^.
'"J a. sleek, glossy, smooth,

i^'L"l"t "

^Vpk'

terse, polished; level, plane; fig. refined, sweet, affable, agreeable ; artful,

cunning, crafty; elegant, polite.

n'ini,/iu,p,%L.piitSii i.

\\,l,,p,ru.tr

charity, alms, almsgiving, goodness;

i-npb;p -la-t

provided with a
s- mollusk.

sleeking-place.

smooth trunked

or uPi_a. smooth, glossy,

-^a/^. a. of cut stone.

(Itinpiiirj;
;

gloss upon, to

ed

to

make smooth

smoothen

to satin

or polish-

to iron, to hot-press,

S. Co^nJlt^.

(\'l^pi[ii_ s.

polisher.

fl>t<>^4//t/3/.<.?/ s.

smoothness, polish,

sleekness, glossiness; softness; delicacy.

ll'i"/'"/",

good deed.
S. {[iinpiFni^P-lit^,

[[,ini,Jbu,j,

tryl

*.

hymn (Armenian

divine service).

miserable

a.

n.inp,ih[i,

The Miserere &

,

unhappy

poor, piteous, pitiable.

[[qnpJIij; hrguif vn. to

take pity or

compassion on, to commiserate, to be

affected,

moved

to pity, to feel for, to

sympathize with; to do good to, to

benefit; o^r^.i^J' ^t j^, I pity you.
[\nnpJht-P-lit.'ii s. pity, mercy; alms,
charity; - u,itit-u maiij to give alms.
^qnpJhi-liu uipfiuAtrtTva. to excito to

commiseration by loud laments to

touch with pity, to move.
Wira * end of a fishing net.[hopper.
*nv/"-* s. mill-funnel ; spout of a mill-

ni/n^u/itp
s. supplication ,
humble
prayer, instance; softness, kind things,

shell;

n-inp^iautiupi, a.

to plane

{[i^ilpiriu'i/^

/rji[, yfl.to smooth,to level,

to curry, to polish, to set a

ttiU'li/j-upuA s.

merciful, charit-

a.

[,/i

nilii[tiu,iMiuiu,k-u/ii a.

smooth or even

bright

mj

n^<!^.^y, nil^s. supplication, peti; insinuation,

persuasion ; o. suppliant, beseeching,
mild, humble, insinuating, persuasive,
attractive , fawning ; -n^ ad. softly,
humbly, kindly j- uS^t^, to persuade,
to soften, to affect ; j- Muil/uAtu ii.lr_
ftfttu to supplicate, to beg humbly,
to entreat, to pray earnestly.

furbishing, burnishing.

[on me!

smoothness of

speech, elegance of expression, eloquent language -p-/. ad. smoothly

-tj/rillrM.
a. smooth-barked
tyo* a.
smooth-browed.
[\'i^plf"'i'^ s. polishing, smoothing,

-.huu,li

lu'i,uip,h^ni-^uM'lihu to

able, compassionate; -n^pi> s. mercy,

charity, clemency, pity, compassion;

its

shriek, loud

scream, tears.

n'/n'/^'//""?-'

deplorably j"it^"

pitifully or

^,,np,r.upu,p?>.^iinpir ad.

s.

j~

touch, tO
excite or move to compassion, to inspire pity; u^kab ~ /"'^ tua,,,,^ ^n,
i-t

fl.^n/^uiim./",

^inqu/i,^

have compassion on me! have mercy

-luVii s. alluvion.

WnniiutlthlF

mov-

ing, touching, miserable, unhappy,

unfortunate, sad, deplorable, dismal;
_ _
ad- touchingly, humbly, in
a suppliant manner; miserably, piteously, pitiably, deplorably, lamentably; compassionately; - luouh-u to

tion, entreaty, instance

soft words, blarney attraction, insinuation, persuasion ; fondling, caress,

cajoling, coaxing, fulsome flattery,
adulation.
n^o^u"-"/' a. suppliant; flattering.
(\qn_phir, tj/i va. to supplicate, to
persuade mildly to soften, to calm,
to appease to touch, to move to pity;
;

,l_s.

pity,

compassion

a.

;,
;

!,

n^

',Gl

fawn upon,

to

to

toady, to

flatter.

perfect in body, sound

in wind & limb ad. safe & sound; entirely, wholly; -ni.p[, s. perfection in
all the members{[i^u'iiq.ujira.

n^. nj or .j a. alive, living; sound,

safe; complete, entire, integral; whole-

some

uninterrupted
ad. alive,
all alive
- p.n^u'i.ii.u.li
altogether
wholly, entirely; - A-4//|.! welcome!
you are welcome; - ihp or bp, keep
yourself hearty God speed you, good
bye - ik^ '*\uipq.iuuftru, hail Master
- [t-p ^,ii^n.i,l, Salve Kegina hail
Mary - l^pP go in peace, adieu, farewell - UUuiugk'i, let them go to the
devil; - iHJ,, adieu, take care of yourself, my kind wishes.
;

s. the whole of a
sound doctrine -^lup ad.

n'^'"Pt/t/3/,t.%

discourse

entirely, perfectly, wholly; -f.m-pu/i-p

s. embrace, embracing, clasping; -^<.-_
pk,r, tjf, va. to receive lovingly, to

embrace, to kiss

-^>4

or

>^

/j a.

thinking soundly, wise, sensible, judicious chaste, modest, coy, maidenly, pure, honest; - //r,^, good sense,
honesty, plain-dealing; -[uni,u,p.u,p ad.
soundly ; honestly, modestly, chaste;

ly

-ftinC.uj'buiirx "juij

vn. to

be

in one's

right senses ; to be chaste, to observe

chastity linSiuigm-^uhihrir va. to render chaste, modest, sober, prudent,
;

s. sound judgment,
wisdom, sagacity, good sense chasti-

wise; -lun^m-Pj

ty, pudicity,

temperance, continence,

modesty, sobriety, honesty

-[unp^

right-minded, sincere, frank,

upright; -^4-^. il'f_"'3 * burnt offering, holocaust, sacrifice; -lilii/kir va.
^n--pq. a.

to offer a burnt offering, to sacrifice ;

s. offoriug a holo-

-^l,qn>-Pj, or ni-in.

caust;

orthodox.
ad. safe & sound, soundly,

-4<oi-.//

ttil^i-'i/p

fl-

quite, totally, entirely,

completely; - ^<"nA<"^, 4u.At^, to
safely, safe;

return, to arrive safe - t^/v ~ "'*-"A

y-lr^t you are welcome trpP- - God
keep you, God be with you, adieu
fliilt^Jl-m a. right-minded, of sound
judgment, in one's right senses, sensible, rational, reasonable, judicious;

orthodox;-

ilu,p^a,uikmn,-pj,,

sound

[\ig:uiin.-^u/iih,r va. to cure, to heal,

to restore to health, to free from sick-

ness or any harm to complete, to

render perfect; -<-yf^ a. healing, curative, balsamic.
[salutation.
;

{[qlk-fmirvn- to sa,lute
[\l2.^if,y S.

s.

salute,

^ib-kkf

whollyrightmindedness,
good judgment, reasoning rectitude,
ad. tfntirely,

[\'i2lili

[\,[^r,nn ^(3-1,1% s.

justice, sincerity, loyalty, protiity

-P-p ad. soundly, sensibly*f\,l2i-^P ['-''' s. health, toast.
tt'iiy^'
"<-V' * salute , salutation,
greeting, compliments, kind regards;
health, state of salubrity - 4/.ic/#_
pmti,,,%, leave-taking, adieu, farewell
- ,ii_, to salute to compliment 4"'/'I

qiulik-/ anii^ntJt^

inlriliMtliLf

nt.pni-u

ti-^

to salute affectionately, with kind ex-

pressions

^iaptiiulilri_nnij^ii^il;

news

to ask

mm/^-

of;

n^pnc^

i,pmJ-tupuili,uii

good bye, farewell - - ^frf - E -f^*"?.' good morn- /yt .<;*-?.? how do
ing good day
you do ? how are you ? - 4 very well;
- k 4!ty. ? is all well with you ? - 4- ?
do you bring good news ? - 4- health,
peace prosperity;
.e^t 'iniSlit^ hil'
"ti'^d' ~ .e^^'L^-'i'hl'p irii'iin-iTu/i, - fare
well stweet home adieu my native
land! adieu! [tirely,who1ly,oompletely^'') entire, whole; ad. enf^'d'J''
{\,g,,^Pl,t-'b s. health, good health,
soundness of body; -Pp ad. safe &
sound peacefully.
{\,iini.'iiiupkp a. bearing a salutation
- Pm-iiP
letter
or good news
epistle -irlp s. letter of compliments;
-^. -Iju/b a. of salutation, of compliments ; -ufui.nn.-J'a. narrating, telling
good news -mm-ni-Pl, s. salutation ;
-pijL/ii s. drawing-room, saloon; -jnjj
to take leave; to say
.

>

'

"

Pn^,lP

S. nqSnc'l,al^[,p

[\,ip,i.%t.-,r,

pliment
;

[t

to visit the

hj[i va. to salute, to

com-

^tubt^fiiiut ttpij uin-tiM^h^t^i

sepulchres of the holy

doctrine; - /b'lihi^, to be in one's right

Apostles.

mind.

n?C nj nil_s. style phrase method,

system, formula rank, order, manner,
conduct
fashion form behaviour
culm or stalk of
dogma, doctrine

^il^u'iiuiiF,

lujuj vn. to recover one's

health, to heal, to get cured

well again.

of, to

get

;
,

nm.

6G2

gramineous plants: pannier, basket;

bot. S. fiaiq^-iim/i ; acre ( measure of
lands

nZCo,^ ad.

methodically

dis-

tinctly, precisely; continuously,

in

>

the Scriptures; 2CA-^4u.i, pu,%,i,,tY_

o-ut/^itA

AUMntniuuuilMiuLiuti

lluMb ti^n[a-uiufl

lulliribuMl^UMli

iundiu/btu^

iTiunnmhiuli,

Jhrqpatitnpui'ii niC , acadefflical,

poetical,
oratorical, lapidary, gothic, laconic,
marotie, mellifluent or honied style ;

n2b

uib-gip

ui%oui7ihi^

hi- niTu/iip

[i

if.tr uwii

niTanip

liii-fli

saw several
some swimming,

%iui.u,iili

crossing the river,

others in a boat.

detail; suitably, properly, to the pur-

pose in^A nTCn^, in the same style

- it-^uatji the character or genius of
a language - b^ 'hps language of

^iTni^inpn'ii^.XSJpMpnpnif

oh wha,t pain
m-J-y or J-fi s. force, strength,
power, vigour, energy, virtue, valour;
effort; weight; jni-J-y ad. strongly,
vigorously - miu^, to force, to make
efforts; to give power, to authorize, to
favour; - "i>/.t./_, to gather strength;
inp - uin-ini-u to galu uBw Strength,
to recover one's strength ^"-<A^ ^A,
^it-fj to be in full vigour, in the prime
f\y int.

[\jJ-

of strength ; n'iiliiMi'i,iTi_ jm-J-y to feel

one's strength failing, to lose strength,
to become weakened or enervated;
,

elevated or high, sublime,

elegant, florid, simple, nervous, mellifluous, fluent or easy, temperate or
moderate manner or style ; ^'i.u#5i^

/'uxitr 2r,

fufium, p-nji_ov mliuip niC, familiar, bur-

lesque, prolix or diffuse, harsh or

rough, hard, languishing style Ai^_
;

to purify, to refine the style

plri_iin2C,

j"'^

Itl. ft liu'pi-

to

irni-itufiiiru

rcducG

to method, to put in order; n'^^n^^iHu'iip

^"U^U to fis) to rivet the attention
tfu/hi^lur^utp^utlilr^jnTCg^l^h-nlilif tO

put

a sickle unto one's neighbour's standing corn i-ujplfr, j7C^yp the barley
,

was green.
fla7'/ ^,

crime, guilt, criminal

attempt, misdeed, villany, felony,
ribaldry, vile vrickedness; a. wicked,
guilty, criminal ; - hqh-n.uj'ii crime ; -p
s.

II

Miiuilpuiuini-P-lr

excess;

mlik-i^

2t7ni4. [carry

u^puifnpi^

j-u,

to

to excess.

uij s. scelerate,

felon

wretch ; a. facinorous, ribald,

flagitious, nefarious, profligate, felonious ; -ii..p[,^% s. villany, abomination,
villain,

misdeed, impiety, profligacy, flagitiousness, execrable conduct, horrible

crime.
[cave.
njpnini s. Gr.w. subterranean, vault,
\\tlh ni.pni.mi nL.jyUh . niTuflip
m/Li%a
pron. some, certain, some one, one
,

v//

uiiu,

>

man ^/A - uAmii ]J,apii.iupp_

woman named Margaret; nWi

nSh uipphiu/j OHO is dyiBg

of hunger while another is drunk;
nJinl^ iSU^iUinniJlip hi- niTin^^ uiilpiiiuwu
^uiijakini^tri.

some are
jiu"!,

urn.

1]/* a. cold ; ad. apart, aside ; -^ s.

hiatus, gap, chasm; fig. coldness.
Q/%1 4; s. habit, disposition; valour,
strength.

n^yf a. ad. apar't, separately.

ttl^ad. no, not, nor, none; ni_^uiilltir,
I will not; /.^^^mt.r, I do not know;

"i

li'"i^^'l'<

I cannot; "^ n^, neith-

nl_iijlplrir ^im hi- n^ hplji^i^

b *fi"*t I neither love him nor
fear him p/3 tt'"kl' "tj ^i* ^ ^id
n-ot know it ^'fc^ ^ -tif he has nothing n^uia.iu'li^ uiuiin^iun-li UOt WithoUt
cause
involuntarily
j^ liiuiTutg

er..

nor;

ibil"

*i\'^"lip S.

S. ^uiilllrj:

rich

juju

&
ki.

others poor; spnulr^

nOh jiupi i^y,, , they

are scattered here

&

there; ^n./iA

against one's will, by force ; n^ t-p-k

not only no "^ *-. no longer ; not
yet; n^hpph^ n^fAmi-, never, not at
all, no
n^ip, no one, nobody, none,
not one iii_iip t "J^*^. no one among
you; n^n_f, luuuiajk .p*"?.' nobody will
tell you
n^ nn if-uiDh uipiiuiih iumIi^
.

BO one

will

"L.H3^ v^mjtH,

you

f.fK.f.%,

man; jnf
ifiri_ [,

^"il'^

ifymiiMiu to

be hardy enough;
will not find any

ty

lu^hi^ antub

produco Or create

from nothing ^./^rfi-^ jni_p.u,pliiiu to

provoke to evil lyn ^mir n^, yes or
no ^ilb^P ^hp p.uib iiiinl^ UMiii h-M- nib
n^, let your conversation be, yea,
yea; nay, nay; i^^ or ^ uivp4* ".
uinjli ^hifj did I not tell you ? n^, S4/
,

no. Sir; "^ ^u4'

not true that?

o^ Jlin,i% ^unpjkuii^ far from being
touched; ti- i,f_ ^04 iFuipif. t. he is no
man nj^ lupn-ho^ ^pitun- perhaps he
n^ye/ S. ^'ty [is not freed; S. b^^{iiki 1'3 s. nothing; void, vacuum;
;

is it

;,

,;

null
5"'""'^/.

j"ihb3 to create from noth

ing; i,u.ugoq. n^[,j% tp^/ip

to adore false gods.

f,i.^,,.%ti^,

vermin

-~
crab-louse ; grub, mite, weevil; S. [[-.

nattni'iini

luptTinhuig,
"'b^'i

.^"i^i_

flf/A

Wi^n^p-pju s. nothingness, void,

nothing ; j- q.uMa.%ii,u to be reduced

s.

t~"

'

Jinppk-i^

ji^pa

fascine.

i\iti"tt-ii_s. bot.

a.

{\2is"liui'b

to

[louse.

lice-bane, louse-wort.

pedicular

- lu^m

tried.

to nothing.

-disease.

(li/'V
"la^it s. not any thing
nought, void, nothing; a. none, no
one, no, not any; ad. no, in no wise,
not at all - u,ilt%t..lA, nothing at all;
^php-k -, almost nothing, scarcely
any thing; - 4t/ ^ ^^i. not very
far from you >lp -i^il-a for nothing;
-b'-b^' no how, in nowise, by no

aig a. louse-eaten ; *. lice(\tu,/ik^P

eater ; - ilhikijMp,raihutg to be blight-

l\fpui

uu,lf,firiri_ jn^^^
to create
out of nothing; u.a%lri^jn^^ to produce from void; j- ^.upAm-jui^l^ij to
reduce or bring to nothing, to annihilate to nullify ; j- or .. - i-plrij 4.
''"cbu to hold or esteem as nothing,
to care nothing for, to make no account of, to despise, to contemn jn_
il^ik jb'''i.t"'L.' to be raised or taken
from nothing tu - uiukd; I say noth uiuMinTCuMn.u nUtjtu
ing
you aro
wrong; yp ih^ un.f.^n./3^ti' ^^ t^
-. who has not health has nothing ;fftinkiT, I know nothing, I don't know.
[[^JuuMp u.g s. sheep, ewe mutton
Jjiu -ft mutton nufii -p sheep's trotters; - rfJj/o^tu.^, wandering,lost sheep;
UlMI
sheep-market; ipuM^
nmpi
ig
sheep-cot, fold,
pen ; Jlyl/u p.tun.ui^'i,
sheep
^
_

means;

[^puiuuiu/hp

mh^

vulture, hen-harrier.
i[ni,u.^ s. zool. ouarine, aloaate.
ayfi vn. to howl, to yell.
Ilrcn^t luiiuMiF o, lj,n.n^y r -u/liuMiT'
[\,i%u,ir,

^n-n^hiT, trgfi VO, tO Wabathe, to bedew, to wet.

nn-nf-lK^^-ir,

ter, to

s. Watering; irrigation,
water-retting , steeping
nn-m^iTuMiM
rOttiUg-pOOl ,

{In-nf-ni-m,

sprinkling ;
UMt-uMouih

tank, pit, pond.

n<'^t' a. lean, emaciated, etiolated,
lank, puny, dry, parched.

bleat ; S. 1n<^< , \\uini.p^

n^u'/'o'P^yi^j.sheep-breeder, master; -tjif-huu, a. clothed in sheepskin ; s.
fig, wolf in sheep's clothing; -qiA,
qt-lint-Pl s. sheep-slaughtering, sa-

crificing

-^Vh

%iuTi1iu,g

koorban-

Turkish festival ).
n^utpmi uij s. lamb, lambkin.
n^iapuAi/iu% a. sheep-like ; -^zfmn.

bairami,

s.

uMg a. lousy.
;

ttn-.p s. backside S. "bumy

{{n-hliuA s.sool. pygargus , Arabian

& worms.

ed with insects

sheep-dealer.
[\itiuipir%f, a.

sheepy

s.

sheepskin.

{\ib'"'pbi S- n^"/"4n^/'''/>"<-?. sheepish

[ishness.

nature; sheep-

^^iui%utj; aiguy vn. to be reduced

to nothing, to be nullified, annihilated.
[[^iiugai-gu/iilrirva. to annul, to make
null & void, to annihilate, to destroy.
[\^^i.pt s. nothingness, nothing;
nui'ltm

s.

Gr. w. hoplites.

{\2bu "h^a <"

Ufa

louse,

[nullity.
(j>L lice),

gold

or (^
gold mine

hli'u)

Wiililrutli,

tity of

small quanAurelia.

s.
;

pre.

nuit-ptp a. auriferous, gold-bearing; -plrpuA o. golden-mouthed ; pn,

St. John Chrysostom ; -ptt-tn- a. studded with gold ; -ppt.plr,i_ s. chrysoberyl;
-Pint-p s. golden hill ; -pn,ijin2_ a. produced like gold; -p.np s. chem. bore,
boron; pnpui^ s. borax; -pnt.qf, a.

producing gold
-^tifah s. Golden
Fleece -f-^uiu^ a. golden-haired, having golden tresses ; -fl>p a. written in
s. chrysograph;
golden characters
-f-n/i a. gold-ifin^fu a. gold-headed
coloured, yellow; -^.n^ft-, uy *. goldsmith; jeweller; a. golden, made of
-^ou,p a. girdled with gold;
gold
-fuipii. a. ornamented or embroidered
with gold -^^u,g a. arrayed in gold;
-^pni-lum s. chrysoprase -tv- .fastened with gold chased in gold -^it
a. gilded, gilt; golden; -^i^hj; tgf
;

* gilder ; -qoh-ni-pp
; ^i^bi.
or ntiia * gilding, gilt ; -pt-i_ a. interlaced or interwoven with gold; embroidered with gold; s. gold-thread,
wire ; i-fii^ut/i^ ^t-puimu^ brocade ; -/?tc a. golden-winged ; -Ppi-

va. to gild

s.

>

goWen number

-S-ju^f 4

yellow

73

.,;;

;;;

nuu

64

null
flowered; .bo<. chrysanthemum, corn-

[[u^lrpliuw s.

-*^ff a. gold-bound -*f

golden purple -a-//i a. goldenarmed -liiu^d'a. made of gold adorned with gold; - hplt^p, horse with
- tlp^i book
gold accoutrements
bound in gold -^muiiupiC s. golden
quiver
-limp a. sewed with gold
thread; -4t^< S. Ruit^mj^; -^f^. a.

\\ufKrpngtip O.

marygold

/>ui%^ s.

golden-fleeced

made

or covered with massive gold, gold plated;

-^ s. gold mine goldsmith's shop
-4u.i u._j S' miner, gold-digger - mt-^
lb or -4- s. gold mine gold-diggings
-i*"-"- a.

osseine.

Wu^pnutp

Wuki'pir'-PT' s. goldsmith's art.

[[\lr,pum^,-^uMa. a. shining, splendid as gold ; -^ipk-uini-p a. golden feathered -ipnii a. having golden latchets;
;

golden trumpet -^/.-4^a. like

a gold tassel s. golden or yellow bouquet - 4"u4p 'iniii^p golden ears
golden harvest
-.p"7. a. collecting
in-^ui'ini-iuli a. gold plated
gold
crusted, embossed with gold chased
-i^n,!^ s.

in gold; -^utp

chrysolite, peridote,

s-

olivine.

n"4t
gold-mining or -digging, goldfinding -i,kp a. yellow-haired S. fl"^
^kii.f,u,uli ; -4/.t.utu.,J a. woven with
gold; -^ni-n- or 4ni-nA a. woven or embroidered with gold; laced with gold;
-4"-n-<"t"/>^ a. gold fringed -^pui^a.
golden; -it-iini.'u a. with a gilded ceiling; -^n/^S. ^u^lju,Anii_\ -AnUi^S.goXAfish gilt-head, aurata -i/k^ ipifik
golden, of gold, gilded, gilt; - /{.uip
golden age -2iu.-2Cu,'i,}_ a. shining like
gold, as bright or resplendent as gold;
TiuiirnR-li a. embroidered with gold,
covered with gold embroidery, spotted
with gold, gold braided -J'u.'i, a. spun
or woven with gold; -J'ni_ a. mad for
-i^^ a.
gold; -"uypli S. n..4%j;%
painted with gold -"uiTu/im a. gold-like;
-^./ttrvn. to shine like gold -^n*-^ a.
ornamented with gold -u;u.ao,2f g.
-4.UU.

Wu^t-^iipq.'^ u/iaui S. Wu^liuitnuiut'^ uiui^

.nhu/i, a. golden-sheathed ; -uiqp.jt s.

&c. s.

n-ifc^

&c.

adorned with, or wearing

gold rings or buckles.

Wu^f,, li,-nj s. gold; gold coin; a.
gold, golden, of gold; J'n,.up^%l!-uA -,
massive gold - iaAl3^u>Jp^ chem. aurum fulminans fulminating gold
ira/blr,uli - gold necklace - tqk^ bol.
;

lysimacbia, money-wort, loose-strife

[\lpa,pu/ii s. S. {\uiirplrpu/b

-^i s.

vn. to

into gold

-ij.^/3- a.

gold-leaved
s. gold-foil ; -ua,i^ s. golden bridle ; a.
golden bridled gold-bitted -uu,p a.
accoutred or caparisoned in gold; -u^p
a. fond of gold, loving riches, avaricious; ruftpat-pj, s. love of riches, avarice ; utlpni-li S. UppuifiAJnp ; unu[ia
s. chrysocol, gold-solder; -<lu,pulra,i^
o. adorned with golden tresses ;-.nu.^_
u,u.li a. plated with gold; -u,kptri. a.
gold-leaved ; -ui[iui s. similor, pinchbeck ; -mn-ijl a. having gold covers;
bound in gold (book); -m^. or -u,n..%
a. gilt-tailed; gold-fringed ortasselled.
;

n^litpkir, h^fi va. to gild.

goldsmith.

Thermidor ;

Chry-

gold armour a. goldarmoured ; -irfii a. born of gold ; producing gold ; -iuiiW S. (\uikiuij.r ;
-^ia/_a. carrying gold; -^u/b p-p-ni-ni.,a
s. chem. auric acid, oxide of gold ;-4""i
a. woven with gold; -{mn-^ a. having
golden carriages ; -lif-p a. containing
gold 4n-- a- made of gold ; - ii^buu,,
brocade; -4"^ sculptured in gold;
-e,u,m s. gold nugget; small piece of
gold -inji_a. cast in gold ; of massive
gold, golden; -iTuyp s. Aurea mater,

sologus

tombac, pinch-beck, sham gold -//.

mni.^ a. producing golden or gold-coloured fruits s. Fructidor; -itpJ" s.

s.

[\;lttpl,^

{[uiikii_a.

s.

of Diana)

(title

ed

-"iiuili s.

gold

-j-pli a. golden-ceilmoney ; -ianT, m^ui/

become

gold, to be transmuted
^u#uf *" uiuttnui^ (x, covered with gold, gilt.
{\"it^l'""'i golden-fleeced -4cC
pi-tuj or pfe a- having a golden boss
;

Wu^h-utup *

~^l^upuii-uiun. D.
(\ui^P

ii^p

i"ij

unuputpm^
- utpJutmy ^_

bone

s<

process, apophysis

hyoides ufiiu^,ni% ossa in- ^yitg os pectinis or

nominata
pubis - uppu/ufi OS sacrum - 4^"/'
whale-bone - ^/"j ivory; S. 4>t""4p;
ijni-^

>

<

if-hptrqiTiu'i,

naliirptuij

^n/uaip/in,.p[,^%
uiiuuilii

j-

piaj/umh-tui

charnol-house;

ossificatlon; 4""'nu^b-piuq
OOUC,

setter; ligiri_^'b pt-l/tmi^, to bonset;

ilmfumplilri^ j- to OSSify ; 4"^*"f c",

-;

;;,

nus
,

n<<4/""fi<t><./3'/f s.

osteology; -pt-^

bone-crusher
a. bone-breaking
broken-boned; -pt^^nt-f s. med. osteocope; -^pni-p-t s. osteography
-t?-#
*. joints, articulations; -itp a. ossivorous; 4'""'"-? s. osteotomy; -</i.
*.

* osteocolla; bone-binder; -Jp^

periosteum; lyuinUlh-in^li med. pe-

*'oa
s.

ri&stosis; -uiuim a, shelled, shelly;

-mntX s. ossuary, charnel-house

-^uAg utiAkiT va. to dislocate, to put
;

out of joint, to disjoint, to luxate or

lux ~^u,p s. osteolite.
[ing of bone.
^uliphiik"!' a. bony, made or consist;

ossifrage, osprey, sea-

ttul/pini-i^ s.

nif"iu>/< s. bones, skeleton, [eagle.

[[ulipnM.m a. bony, full of bones ; fig.

abstruse, obscure,

no.

SGiJ

to bone, to take out the bones;

fniiutjni.^u,'i,tri_ ^a^t-pu , to cause the
bones to shake ; S. 1/rjnc.
litrpu

diflScult,

s.

astrophy, emaciation, [up.

tlunfi,, uig s. adversary, enemy, opposite; antagonist, rival, competing;

hguy vn. to be at law with, to accuse; to rival, to strive, to compete;

{JjtJkuiJp. to surpass each other

-[tiT,

enmity

-i./9? .

rivality; opposition.

med. freckles;
lentile-soup ; -mAtt. a. lentile-shaped, lenticular ; - or - muim^^
lens, lenticular glass; - mi^n/ii achromatic lens ; - auii^quMmtum/^ Fresnel
lens ; -m^ju^, a. as large as a lentile
-*/ a. lentile, of lentiles, made or
^uufi,

-uiP-uA

uiia% s. lentile

s.

poepared with lentiles ; S. P".tr (J/l.

i^uiP-uA -^ s. lentiles ; pulse.
(\uu,
ng s. branch, bough; knot,
joint hill, height, hillock; -^ Wuimu^g
,

Hfn.[fb the fingers ; ~nilp 4ife'"i''"'L.'

knotty, nodous, knobby, gnarly.
[[umuipli-^ uinitiT va. to break the
branches ; -fuuMiftag ipil'iT vn. to leap
from branch to branch ; -^^<n a.
branchy, ramous, full of branches;
knotty, nodose ; -^nump iliifiir vn. to
have the branches broken; -^wpJuii
,

-m-Ji

(\au,uA, [, s. free city; chief-town,

capital, seat of Q-overnment ; royal
guard ;a. royal, kingly ; * terrestrial.
([umui'biuj'i utgiiif vn. to branch out,
to ramify, to shoot out; to become
invigorated, ramified.
[\aa%lru^, -%/r4 a. of the royal fa-

mily, of the court ; s. citizen, freeman;

nobleman, noble, lord, courtier.
i\"aiuA[iir, ailny vu. to burst forth,
to fly or escape from, to go out of;
nuutlriutr iiitAJp [ ikn-uigb
the rCluS
,

[branches.
escaped from his hands.
{\umaiu,uniup[3- a. adorned with leafy
n<"i^'^^ a. lopped, trimmed;
uMitjub-u to lop off, to cut away, to sev- ijfiihu to be
er, to trim, to prune
pruned, lopped off; -ni-P-l. s. lopping,
;

^uuikifl.m

Wumhj;

[\u%pir,

f\a%nL.Ji s.

to knit

weaving; tapestry.

knotty.

tguy vn. to be stunted, emaciated, withered

to etiolate, to dry

weave

-kir, hgf, va. to

[cutting off.
glutine.
va. to shoot, to emit.

s.

Irgf,

n<'<"/4'"^> i5 . governor, prefect

inspector, surveyor, commissary ; minister; -w/.**. ministerial residence;
-n^p-'i s. prefecture ; inspectorship;
ministry, ofiSce.
{\ump'ii a. terrestrial ; dry, arid,
parched, adust, burnt up; - oJ, land
serpent.
n<<">'/. s. lime-twig; bird-lime, lime,
viscum; - i-n^y/A > marine glue.
n uaAui^uA a.terrestrial, continental.
Wuiauiii-ii' t attru
vn. to

jump, to take a leap, to bound,

gambol, to skip, to caper ; to spring
on or at, to rush or fall upon to rash
leap, to

to

forward, to

fly at.

^umnumhiT, Irgft Vn. to hop, tO leap,

skip or frisk about, to frolic, to trip
[hopping.
along.
[[umaumai-Si, s. skipping, tripping,
nuuint-Hii s. leap,

jump,

skip,

bound,

gambol.
flumni.gu/iikJ'ijP va. to

cause to leap.

{[ampk -nu {\ump^ s.Gr.w. oystor;

,

[ever.

shell-fish.
[[il_pron.

W't or

who,

n'*.

that,

he

that,

who-

yp np^i^ pron. who ?

who ? i /I "i4*.. who
'

which ? ""i n^
amongst you ?

ttuuiMyii

s.

pg

texture, tissue, web,

weft; -HUMpq.^ cob-web, spider's web;

l"tkL t" i*"*"'.? to cut the thread of
,

'

k t-

"i.

typn.

life.
{\umuu'huM'bii

n'q^

who is this man ? what man is that ?

^p k uiuiuililrpu whose likeness is
this ? ""/. ku ^nt. who are you ? ^i."^

itfj s.

weaver knitter
;

u,n.mt.tri_u^phu

which do you like

.
,

ns^
under foot, to
jnmiu'uif
trample upon ; to despise
^nluirij to take a step, to walk ^mu
/^uiilrij

who

go ?j"^

will

where ?

ad.

jn-l^ trp.

Puiu where are you going ?

(1"^ int. o! oh! ho! ah! ha! alas!
,

my God!

U,A- tiTi

a pity

S. U,f^t"

n'^ laiit-aip^u

what

what a wonder! wonderful! n'V,. iib-^pt

t uiq^uMufipatJi ah! what a noble

Ik-i,

sentiment
nil_ p-uiiip

patriotism! nj_J-uiirui%u,^
6 tempora ! 6 mores ! oh

is

times oh manners to what a depth

of corruption have our manners come!
in what an age we live iH^n, .^ui^ir^
!

I'lup jirplipli ^liM-upuy

ho, ho

flee

from the land of the north!

sea-monster.
[a desert.
n^u^u . / s. oasis, verdant spot in
n^^"<4<u')'< (I'Zif '"*'*'"'*' oceanic,
of the Ocean,
[deep; S. P""4 fr- P"4
fli/if "*""
t * Ocean, the mighty
{[iluil, s.

t^ilau/Ubuy

ihi_ -^^

J,^ s.

H. w. hosannah

irp^

/uj a. having feet walkon foot; rhythmical, measured, metrical; s. verse, rhyme, poetry; ad. on foot; u/jyut'iihi_it f-lru, jto cross the river on foot; j- or j-u
ll'"l_J to be on foot; aonuManju qnmu ^tl'
J-u, He gave me strength to stand;
t1">u'%/i-/>

jop^iyf_y

" or ^iui^JuiiTp. to
to make verses, to
write poetry or verses ; i-^nt-^ jun-fi
r , mean, worthless verses, doggerel.
f-pt^i__

uifto

inutiifE

nufp

ninfiq S. lOOt,

(p/. feet);. foot

of a mountain; foot, 12

inches

measure

uit/p.uta^ajj

iurLiini~j

part, to set out, to

to start, to de-

go away

^mu u#^,_

kick, to foot;
ijninu uMjpuipAlriui_,puipi^u to scampor
away, to be off; uib^ui'btrl_ jnmu m.^
pn,^ to fall prostrate at the feet of;
- qnmuMifft iup^iaHrj to cFoss the kneos;
qnutub ifUlnlgu^bhl^ tun. p-utptini-Pi t to
stamp on the ground, to trample with
anger or rage ; ^u,u j, pyu i,uMpli,Ji,l:i_,
to wander about the fields or among
iu.lilru,i_^,up^uM'hh[_, to

the mountains ; fSnTulfb jnmpii Ifmgni.^

to surpass all competitors ; to
surprise, to astonish; uin. nmu m-pm^
p,puM,nlii_, 'o be brought up at the feet

gu,'bhi_,

nmu

liuifj tO bO prOSBUt ; tfnmu

to take away, to destroy,
to extirpate, to exterminate ; S.p*^*'?.i

of; lun.

c,uMmu,%hi_,

foot

in

prosody

lOOt-Stool ; kpiLnt-u/it nurlA foot-hold; nuifta tjUMi. tho

gout, podagra 4"""'"*""^ k"zy't3 "t3<
uituinnt-uiltt^uMb

nutfia

pedicure, corn-cutter; /nnt^uMijntiii

>.%
- .. "As foot-bath, pediluvy
foot by foot, step by step, inch by inch,
by little & little, by degrees, gradually ; *fL jnutu lun- ntnu at tho foot;
near, at, to; jnmu,^ standing, upright;
jninfig, on foot, walking; -gomfi,
foot to foot; jninft^ guint-Ju OX JlHi^ifrom head to foot, from top
^.i-inv-lu
to toe ; jnmlfb ^nt-iT, at your coming;
J- liuii_, to rise, to stand up; k'^ub
i\iriy ii-'ta to stand upon one's legs;
jnu.lfb lituij to be standing, on foot;
to support or maintain oneself; ja^
wpi nuO-fj to uphold, to support, to
sustain; J- ^.oi./if^, to rise, to get up;
-- or Mf/c '^uiiff^uAfrtt f^npilr/, H| ^uin
.

n')<Yfi_<<f/ .

rhyme, to versify,

>

to sing -s.

ing, going

||hi7

"'.f.

"^ u^uMb^^tu^u

to foot, to tread

pediluvium

-inn-uig^

basin or water for foot-bath ; -(ai-ut_

gnu^ s. foot-bath ; -^ui^pi^ a. slippery ;
-fiuMui
O.J s. fetters ; - <JA"j > horseclog, shackle ; ufif.yi_j-u or -liuiuihtT
va. to shackle, to fetter; to impede, to
hinder, to stop, to clog ; -^mn-t J", t_
j^ vn. to stop, to stay, to remain ims.

moveable;

to

become embarrassed;

standing up ; -^"^p s.
or trampling under foot;

-liuigai-P-liJh s-

treading

j-^nfiiu i^lik'uni.u to throw Under the

feet; -4/u u,niihi_, to foot, to tread

under

foot, to

u,n.%lrir va.

&c.

to

S. ttuiii^uip

trample upon; -inmnp

break the feet ; -4"'<'
,

&c.; -4'"/>"4"A

a. in-

foot-print, mark,
step, trace, vestiige ; -J.u/ii s. tramp,
foot-fall ; - uA^pk-i^p pattering of rain;
sulting; -4A-o,,/lj

a noise of much
rain falling ; -Jh/b s. shoe ; S. Mo^^ ;
-^u#^ s. g'eom. foot ; a. of a foot, pedal.
WuAuMo- . slippery, sliding ; -';i<iA
a. stopping, impeding ; -hJ", t-gji vn. to
slip, to slide, to glide, to take a false
step fig. to stumble, to trip, to commit a fault; va. to cause to slip ;*-a. podagrical, gouty ; -nu-PftHi s. slip,
slipping, false step, foot-fall ; med. podagra, the gout.
^u'iiuiu, a. one-footed, one-legged*
\\,n%u,u,k,l^ s. ground for the foot,
footing S. fli/Au.4t.; -mpm^ a. trampling with one's feet ; - /7At^. to
iu'i,iphi-\t

k there
,

is

nc
stamp; *-j..S.
gout in the feet
f.

nrp

367

niniutiLpi.- -^mt-m-'fi

-..,. a. footed, having feet; standing on feet; -^^^p a.

arf. crushing or treading
under foot;
-pnf, s. foot-pace ; - il,it^vn. to make
a step, to walk, to go forward foot
after foot, to pace along; -^^/./7;
*. motion of the feet, footing, walking.
ttuifipt-^ a. broken-footed.
Umti^uin/j s, encumbrance, ob;

struction, hindrance.[ly, little by little.

n<"V"/^A '' slowly, gently, furtivettuA^in, s. foot-place, foot-hold; footman, domestic; mus. pedal; j-u ad.
standing, upright ; -^uiui S- ttw'i'^'iu.MMi.
{[m%^lrikp, jhuig s. standing; footboard; stepping-stone; 4"f *"'**-. j-it,uj , to overthrow, to upset, to throw
down ; u,%{,^t/^ j-d:"'3 b t^'-b''' > to

at full length on the earth ; pu,^.^

'iiati_ ^unlu'ii j-ihiug
to raise one's
fallen enemy; -4./ii. s. foot-hold;
fig.
occasion, pretext, motive ; - ilAtfj to
get a hold over.
Do'li^x'/'i
""J a. malignant, rejoicing
at another's suffering, malevolent, illnatured ; - iJ/hiTu to kick, to cause to
fall ; fig. to rejoice at another's woe,
to be malignant, malevolent; to despise, to insult, to laugh at, to mock,
to jeer ; ^ttilF^JP-^a-UMn-nuPk- nt-pn^^
to insult one in his misfortune; -hj;
k^b *"" to suppliant ; S. nx'^^*"/' df'b'i^
fall

you please; npy imiuti-uii. , for this

reason np pmppu ^npit^ n.inu^ njiu_
cb"' who acts well will be rewarded;
t

np /a%,i.p^' uiniinL. he who asfcs will

receive ; J-m/ni^npjft np yuMut t-t, np uum_
lia.,., some have gathered much, some
little ; ^u/butuituaop Jh nu/iifh ifa* np fiinp^
^a"t"'L' "p F-n^'b*- ' we continually sin
either in thought or word.
,

fl />

t\'p

"Ptb k
[ipn

which ? what ? np^l f,^

with what authority? np

a.

luuiuni-ia^p,

who may

that child be

uin-uj^Uutj
jff^>i_ JJiinn

h-L.

jnp

foF What
^i.^^ , by

& why did he send ? npn^

which? with what? jn^i 4^^, up to
where ? jnpni.J'J-uiJ'n.. at what hour ?
np uiu,fuiM- why ? for what reason ?
qnpji^opk uiulyktSc what day does he
fix ? ^'p opk"!'.^ niXli
what law prevails? f/;7 np uipt^utp ijliuuinui^naf for What
just deserts? npnll^ tptuo^ ^aj/ui^^^
jh%, with what effrontery they will
,

drive

away?

^b""^ ^i-putpuA^i.p

npjy bs^^

#p

be
knows each one by the order in which
he comes t- np iuji_ or ^i ht-u -

pi ^uipif.^^ h[3-i^ np

'

np
b ll'npt^^ t &
so on, & so of the rest, et cetera, &c.
^P conj. that ; np ^, that, in order
that, so that ; since, as ; ^mpb-tir np
f-uij , I believe that he will come ; np

np

ji

l^utpt^lilM

p-kntkutki- %^

^^

hi^

#4^

h% although they
.

are superior.

s. kick ; fig. ill-will, ill-naturedness, malevolence; insult, sneer, derision, laugh.

*[[u,%n,.puM^ s. adze, addioe.

{iputi u,g s. quality ; colour ; manner, form; -mliuA a, qualitative; -<_

jhiia a. various, diverse; -n/iiuij; m^iy

nuAfuf/^iT vn. to walk slowly, with

-aipiup lugnt-gl;^ o. qualifying; -u_

^nL^uHihiTva. to qualify ; -in,.np a. qua-

-nt-p-t

measured
ttp,

steps.

y,

nil^pron.'w'ho,

which, what,

that ; np i^uAtf-mtT, np rtp, who, whoever, whosoever ; npg J^uA^umJ', all

they

who

b^t.'

what which
;

that; whatever; lyph np fm/

who

the

all

man

coming qnp ^ni. fintp what

you have found tt. np ^p *-. 4 np
iuip:^ fhid' k, & what is worst of all;
uMjpu upp ku aftphiT, the man whom I
love; iitb"'k t"/ tnpi*k'i>> he does not
know what he is Ao\a%\, jnpJk whence,
therefore np hi. f,gk whoever, whosoever; any thing whatever, aught;
np npti_ t- /jt whatever or whatsoever it may be be that as it may
/Aiuiphai ijnp hi- ^utJliu, choose which
is

vn.io be qualified; to be coloured; jiup\;iX,io be changed into blood;

,

lified ;-.-/?? S. \\pu.l,.

Wpujj , ng s. sheaf, bundle ; - 4u>_

to lay corn in sheaves, to bind
up into sheaves, to tie in bundles.

uft-/_,

(\pp , ng s. orphan, orphan boy or

girl; fig. a.derelict,desolate, abandoned, destitute ; - ab7_ ^ i,opk > b ^"c^ <

mother; - aiu,[^
be bereaved, to remain

to lose one's father, or

jnt-Jkfk

to

desolate.
{[ppuAuitT, nig"ti vn. to

become an

orphan, to be fatherless & motherless.

{[ppiu'iing s. orphan-asylum,
[able.
[\ppiniitp a. fond of orphans, charitllppUMp S. {ipulku

nppnt.fs. orphanhood, orphanage.

;;
,;

npb

ses

rin-

worm
how.
[mes

or

uMiit-Mu^

npniliMifl,fi

gut-

worm, maw-worm; - JJiuyiini.li, hpkif_

or *-f ^t ~ tape-worm, taenia - ^_

forum.

{[pif-nuuiui s,

;,;

{[pi-n^-'li ad. as, like,

[[pq-u/bei,!, s.

^pnq OOtS
lupi^nt^u ^uiltiu^
i[>l, to be full of worms, to be crawling with worms, to swarm with worms;

{[pQjr.uli

S. |9*ia^ii-/>/A

flf^-S.n -/'? *&fl/'?^*D/'T-u'^'

girl

JiiT,

scarlet,

kers. cochineal
nopal, cochineal-tree.
Ir^iug s. little child, boy or
son, ray son, my boy.
iuipjjtp

pninh-uiu

Wpq.'iiuiipj a. full of worms, crawling,

maggotty, rotten -6-/4 a. generating
- uju-ut^mp^
or producing worms
-^tp a. worm-eating ;
Queen-bee
-4o.p a. worm-eaten, rotten, carious
- ipihu to become or grow wormeaten -%iruA a. worm-like -ufoipuip
a. breeding worms fig- fattening one;

S. fl/i^feSini-?

ive,

adopted

fl'p

ti'"'3 *

<*

j-u

to

u,i^int-i_

adopt-

adopt
he nursed

as son; uiy^ ^ jl"-p -

like his own son; -n.pmp.uMp or
tku ad. adoptively -^pui^uii a. adoptive; -^pkiTva. to adopt; to affiliate;
-fpnt-t^'f s. adoption affiliation -^4*
a. killing one's progeny; -4/A a.bringing forth a child; -^in^p^Ji, s. childbirth procreation of children ; -^tp
a. eating or devouring its offspring
-^nuinp a. killing or destroying progeny ; bereaved of children -j-iat-tpp,
the sacrifice of one's own children; uin^ki_, to massacre children ; - lUblru
to be bereaved of one's children, to
have had one's children slain ; -{n.
pnju a. having lost one's children ;
-^ypni.p-'[, s. Sabellianism, Socinianism ; -.iitruini.pt s. uiarchy ; -^^t" ad.
filially ; -nkp a. fond of one's son,
loving one's children ; -uPpni-PpiS, s.
paternal, maternal love; -A/j a. carefully training one's children ; -uu^uA
a. killing one's own child, child-murdering; *. infanticide ; -^. -uuiuAm-f
s, child-murder, infanticide.
fl^^/l ij-Loj s. son, child ; - D. j Son
of God, Only Son -^ a"-uy ^"-u/^/i.
the children of light, of darkness ; 4".
^-y-t S. npftif^p-^ -^ pprnfij, potters ; -^ "pq-'-fj nephews ; - /i ^opt
from father to son, successively;
4oi ti. -i like begets or produces

him

hke.

-liu/b a. filial

a son
god-sons sf.

ad. filially, like

*.

-^fjp

god-daughters

-li^t'^ vn. to

have the

same god-father, to be god-sons; -iuiir,

"3"ii vn. to become the son of; to be
adopted by; -mlnug a. hating one's
progeny -jni.guM'i,yj' va. to adopt to
;

affiliate.

ttpj-lint-P (..% s.
flf'^i

sonship, filiation.
q-uAj s. worm,

q-uii. ifniytp

vermin, grub - tp^p^

- ./oyu,/, wood-worm
;

earth-worm

4Hf 4

>

silk-

-^ui%^ ipif-iT vn.

worm-eaten.

n/'?.^'^n-'"5 a. all alive,

crawling with worms,

tjuy

[[pi^'hl.j:,

{[pi^nm

swarming or

[eaten, rotten.

vn. to

grow worm-

rOttcH ; JtiT S. fl/"^.

[%/>/*.
^pi^iai-li s. cochineal.
Wpt-uip tpiif s. people, men, folks,
persons ;uLu.ij. -, nobility, noblemen,
lug O.

[gentlemen.

(Ipfusi S. ttpuifru.

4*

fl/

Am, He who

f\p tuif. s.

God, the Supreme Being

is,

S. 1;, b^-

{\pP , ot_3 s. calf, {jtl. calves); - 7./ 1_

sucking calf; Jtu -#., veal;lunpnilhuii_, roRst vcal JhpP nt- calfskin S. pfrjt.r; - ^^wf/j ,fawn, young
deer - i^nil.yp, seal, sea-calf, S.^nf;
nu^[i Jini-iuiitnj gOldeU Calf.
(\pP , ng s. vine S. gii.Jp/7^; bot. colocynthis coloquintida, bitter apple
(purgative) ptp -y grapes ; mhpln.

j/>4

vine-leaf ; ..-,, vine-tendril;

jou>^ -y , vine-branches , vine-cuttings PoPuiift_ or ^uiifhi^ jmlrpti-u
-J/

-y,

to

strip

away

the

superfluous

vine-leaves.
n^/^u'T/f'-A' a. calf-headed; *. Isis;
;
~u,nt%li

golden calf of the Israelites

s.

[\pq.{iu,p.uMp

worms;

self to feed

to be

vine-plant; *-/iu'6-

calf-herd ; -1.0^

basket-carrying
-ifuyu, s. vinewood vine-branch, twig, sprig -.^mp
[s. orthite.
[\pPb S. {SpPf.
a.

flf/^MS. n/./"-4.
/3-i-m, *. ;)i. vines
(\pPaq.n^u uij Q. Gv, w. orthodox
-aljuA a. orthodoxical.
npPnj s. vineyard ; stalk of dried
vine-cuttings : calf-house.
npPn,./^ s. sucking calf, young calf.
npt.y s. xool. rook.
fl/i/f
^ptt.' -*> Gr, w. oryza, rice.
tti'Pt-p

npir

parately distinctly.
Wpl't^u s. zool. oryx, wild buck.
;

nj s.

belch, eructation, rising

of the stomach.
fl^a-ui/T,

ai^f,

(ip
;

s,

Ifu."!,

<^'

to feel

()^>4>i^

throat

things present, the pres-

ilamuM^lp

Wiilik"/!

j-^ do not

trust to
8. [[pMiku.
[the present.
s. oesophagus
gullet
,
,

^4*/. -y hpPutu
up to gluttony.

fy. gluttony

to give oneself

wall-tree, espalier ; -%limp s. fresco

-juipJ- i^'bfid'v'n. to be ruined, to be

shaken down

-^^ ^^ay

n/'i'>/"<<7-<"4 -'4 -Jhija. gluttonous, greedy, gormandizing, voracious,

ravenous; -/fifrf^, to be gluttonous,
greedy; -tt-tmnt-Pf, -Jhint-p^ s. gormandizing, gluttony, greediness, guttling, voracity ; -/?p ad. gluttonously,
greedily.
[[plinplriuf , pkpj S. t\plf[paii/hu [tOUS.
flfi/inptoA s. pi. the gluttonous, glut

mason

s.

-pthija. walled up, enclosed by a wall;

- ua,L%hu to shut up within four walls,
to imprison
-pti'i^a
-^"'k
"a *
enclosure, recinct, park, wallea-in

va. to belch;

inclined to vomit, to retch, to vomit.

ncifuMjnL.jiu%trJ'va.to causc to bclch;
to convulse the stomach, to cause to
vomit; -"-jfi a. belching, eructive;
vomitive, emetic.

ent

nrn

s 69

flfAia. distinct, separate; different,

other; ad. separately, apart;
.se-

n/>S-

;;

;
.,

space

a. S. i\p'f^pfl^i_

-tf^-p

m^

a.

wall-piercing; - it'i'/^u *o pierce or

bore through a wall ; to steal ; ->pnp^
n^J^l,i% s. the piercing a wall; theft.
{[pJb,r, t-jp va. to wall, to surround
with walls, to close up with masonry,

to wall up to build.
(Ipi/j^uiiuA a. Jupiter's, belonging
to Jupiter ; - ifftp Jupiter, Jove : Bacchus ; - moi feasts in honour of Cassacred fire of
tor & Pollux ; - 4"'-/'
the Persians; fire-worship, Persian
sect ; - ^utiimp t Diospolis.
;

(\p,r^mui^ii

/iui_s.

Olympic game.

n^f'/j^^// *. hot. flos Jovis.

f\pirqy.n,.^l sf. daughtor or sister of
king Hormisdas.
[\pJliq^ rpiunl' s. Oromizda; Jupiter.
,

[\pi^iu/i

Wpulilt s.

Wpn<i.u,j[3-

[y

s.

nose- or ear-ring.
snare , trap, net,

springe; ambush, ambuscade; S. l_

,u'iili,iiiilri_j- ,to fall into a snare;

pt-ir;

{[pliapumaip.u,p ad. gluttouously

S.

Wpl^nnuuiu/liuiir O. \\nllllujjhi[ill'*
\\plinnuinna-P-[t S. \\plllii"Jh^9t^[3-^ m

to fall into one's own

snares ; - ^*'tx. nt-dh_^ f.<tr/i<^ , to convict' a person by his own words; -_

f\pfipatjh^t &C. S. [\pf[npun/ni_, &C. ;

-^rj;.to abandon oneself to gluttony.

[the male sex.

f\pj pji a. male.
QpJuii^nainp uinAtiT vu, to dcstroy
[[piu
S.U., 'nu-luung *
,

f\pJuim

capon.[- or -iny a.of

u,j s. granite ; free-stone;

fi s.

{\pJtiu^uip

{[pihlJil. S. Il/zni-tf-

uot castrated, entire.

iftfli s. Gr. w. mus. organ.
- -/np^
f\ptr, II s. wall
partition
iHy'b ad. from wall to wall in groping,
groping along ^u/i,^t-i_^ to unwall,
fl/"*^ a.

^piia/b or

y-^ masonry.
flp./i.6-. enclosure, fence, precincts;
^plTiaituili S. loop-hole ; -b-lrpaf^ s.
chink, cranny; breach, gap, opening;
-4-/.I., uji. mason, brick-layer; -6-ni^
/a?" . mason's work," masonry; -f/wij
uM^ s. curtain or arras, tapestry ; -li^/b
a. mural ; - 2s2^''""k
mural cerole
to dismantle.

<

neighbouring -4u.o.n. a. boring througl^ a wall & passing -/frj a.

supported against a wall; - S-mnL,
-Illy a.

r/jfsm.tf/ii/";

^u/blii^oT

i^pf^i_^

t~

^'~

'^'iP' 4'"/'-

^.fPu

n-puig a. setting or laying a snare;

lying in wait; cunning, deceitful; -._
^uin a.very perilous, most dangerous
f-lp

D. \^uiaifhnntf.uii[3-

lunfusutpuiuui U. Cir-

cumspective, cautious, prudent ; -._

pa,% s. place full of snares, dangerous
place; -t.r, tj^ va. to set or lay snares
or traps, to entrap to wait in ambush
for, to waylay; to surprise, to deceive; -^iTyn. to fall into a snare, to be
caught, taken in a net; -^ a. lying in
;

vait.

fipnP-

liquid-measure

s.

liquido-

meter; cyathus, (Roman measure, 12

ounces).

rumination, chewing the

thought, meditation, reflex-

(\p"'^f.e *

cud

fig.

ion; - uiithlj p-^p^l_J- S. ^pnTHrir-^

ui^Jt w^[' -u npniChi_, to ruminate or
meditate upon, to think over, to revolve in one's mind -uijly a. well di;

lucidated, clear, distinct; ad. S.

Tiniuiipvip

itiiT p.

fl^#|2il6-f/';

fl/>"_

lyjib

fl.

;,

;,,

&,[\pn-2C;

-h,r, hjl, -/../, fcjwy vna. to ruminate,

to chew the cud, to chew again, to re,

chew
muse

nra

870

nrn
ruminant, ruminating; -A

ruminate, to think, to
fig. to
on, to ponder ; *-limir S. S"/""*fe.r; -t,if_ a. ruminant; -mitupuip ad.
;

to go upon its belly,

I
-f,
to crawl along ; lui^ioife/. / #^/y -[
ilirpuMj

f%,ui_

to fall down flat on the face ; sib-ta^au.

gui%ki_ ^?.,to make a god of the belly;

npng I)^
aches.

ly

-qy-tiiij

^ni^i-[3-[i

nt-Hh S. n/n^'

ftt-pkuilig

-t>

their belly

ruminatingly, in a ruminating manner; distinctly, lucidly, clearly, plain;

jo#i.t

whOSB

what she carries

a.

womb;

- 3-!tikiJig. to sow dissension, to create

differences ; -lu^u/it s. sower of tares
fig. devil, sower of strife.
[\pn'b,'i,uiJ', uiguj vu. to get drlcd up.
niriiiittT, tgf va. to seek, to search,
to inquire after or into, to make
search, to ferret, to investigate, to
rummage : to louse ; - ntpiPi- ^'u.
liup
to explore, to spy out.
npninia. seeking, inquiring.
t\liit'hn,.ah s. search, inquiry.
i\(in^a. distinct, separate, different;
decisive, precise, clear; evident, certain ; -^ s. step, stair, round ; -uip-aip

S- n^"/'/*""4"i.) -*"'-/??

-mill, ad. distinctly,

clearly, plainly;
decisively, positively, precisely; separately, specially; -u,liu,% a. disjunctive
-frr, h^l, va. to distinguish, to
;

discern; to divide, to separate; to

decide, to determine; to specify; to
choose, to select; to excommunicate;
-^r vn. to detach or separate oneself;
to be excommunicated ; -^^, -ntiuifituli
a. definitive, determinative, distinctive, decisive ; -nunt-pj, -n^pf -n,.ai,
i. distinction, division, separation; decision, definition, determination, resolution ; difference; segregation ; -7i.ffl
,

jt-//t,lt-j,.n/

excommunication; ^npu

iipn^dhKAp mutpt-nfU

of the year

-m-iii,

a decision, to

tho four soasous

mi^Xhu

to

come

to

make up

one's mind.
*fl/"i<"'/' S. Qopu/ii^tir. [away with.
flpn^tj; t-jf^ va. to destroy, to do
fl^,^,u,_g.lamb; -u<4or/<4*.lambkin.

abdominary -ju,,-nt-Ppt-i s. colic,

bowel complaint; gastralgy; -gm-^uf.
"iitriT va. to form a vase with a large
a.

belly ; to make a very large or capacious vase.

[because.

whereas,
thunder 5 ~ ai^n^,
-ui^uju s. thun.-atl'S a. thundering
dering noise, rumbling, roll ; -/", <_
jf vn. to thunder, to rumble, to roar;
to detonate
-uign,i_ 4<i.^, explosive
gas -i^iq.num a. thundering ad. fresuddenly rumquently thundering
bling -/iiA -n-iffi *. thunder ; S. P^e*.
^pnuiiTu/b
Boanerges
^^1.%
>7>7-/!/>
sons of Thunder.
[cob; S. S/''^f\pn,l^t.ntM- conj. since, as,
ttpnuw

4^/""i"*/""* -f gastroraphy
i"'-l' -/' * belly-timber ; jui^n^pij. -[,
bellyful; *i.u.y -^, gastrolater, fond
I

of one's belly, dainty 4..^ j-k Jhp

born-lame , lame from the
b'-rv
womb; fi,Xilri^q-, to cram or stuff
one's belly or guts, to glut oneself;
;

>

s.

b * "Ool. ea-mew, sea-gull,

Wpnpuib n/"'/"'j 1]/"'^ "j s. cradle;
fl/"/'

(\pni>p s.

flux, laxi-

uterus, matrix; .^..t-.^-^, fruit of the

womb, child ; ^t^Jm-ta -/, gastroto-

belly,

/,j s.

diarrhoea, scouring;
-4"^*.ventriloquist; Pythoness; -^nj.
ni./?^ s. ventriloquism, -quy ; -^iT^y *.
gastromaucian ; -4'y"-P? *. gastromancy;-/i^4 *.aa/. peritoneum; -/i^.
uj s. gastromaniac ; iTnin^-P'S s. gastromany ; ~uiuM^in s. gastrolater, bellygod ; -Mt{ui^naL.f s. gastrolatria ; -ui,u^
paip <3 a. pampering one's belly, addicted to intemperence, gluttonous,
guzzling - il-Hri_, to pamper oneself,
to be a greedy-gut, to be given to
over feeding , to gormandizing or to
gluttony ; -uitupmpni-P-t s. gormandizing, gluttony, voracity ; -ukp a. thinking only of eating, gluttonous ; -./^
ty, looseness,

S. iif/.4t J-.

in her

-J-kmni-P^i^t s. gastronomy;
-J-kui s. gastronomist, Epicure ; -/uo

paunch womb,

{[pn^liyi,

Gj-od ig

stomach

creeping, reptile

flpniluyiiaM^ituji a.

WpnUh ir.u'b s. bot. aira, hair-grass,

kockle; darnel, zizania, tares; weeds;
,

my

t'^t

[to lull to sleep.

[\pnphj; tjp va. to cradle, to rock,

by-by, lullaby.

-b^p
*""'jr
-wp wj "
how much, how many, how as much
as - tt.1. ? tuu uin-uit-lr^i how much
more? - uiifuMiT? how many times?
- J-uiJhAu,^ ? how long? -jbui t as
much as in me lies, my best - iu,phj;
as much as I can - ^mp k as much
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as possible; ever rich he

Jt^iumaJb Ag4 howmay be u.j%iM,^ j.up.

i-hiT i^im - f^i-^i I esteem him' as
much as I do you; k,. - j.,L.m2_J'a.u,_
ikp. in proportion as he advanced;

^pu n^

t-t.

C,UMi-uMumuMif.yb ^^/Oib-ajjk

tho

more one sifts or investigates them,

the more one...; - ^ lilA^uMqn^,n.
likuij;

oreatn

breathe

vrhile I
;

pn,.p-'tg

this

mortal

jp^^ Hph^^^r ^jf*^^ m" p-*"^

of how much you have de-

prived yourself! -

kp ib"

i/i,ku.i^

r-yp

k hiihuiu never since ray birth did

I sleep so well ; - iTuMp^lili %y'h^u,^
Ifopitlip , as many men , as many
S^PiaM^nt-P-lit^i . quantity, [minds.
"i_

S. iipaitu'

[ipiiliiifl

{[pufku ad. as, the same as, like,

almost, according to
conformably,
how ; when ; - ^^ , in order that, that,
to the end that, so that; because, for;
- p-k as if, as though; - tjliuipn. t..
Igki at all events, no matter what
happens - ^lupif. ki. ^miQ; [i^fii however they may wish, in whatever way
,

>

one may wish

M,i-ni.pf jt^P

it

Jiupq.nf

the days of

- lunuiy eu

man are like

grass.
n'^<v4"

n^vt" it

indeed! ~
mufbp %P

how! what!

int.

Wu i^iumutu^
how unsearchable are His
judgments!-. Jkn-uit. nL.pt.-:a,, what!
he is dead!
^puiku'b s. the why, the wherefore.
^puikm a. no matter which.
ub-uig tt. what such
Wpu/puli ui.ni
that; - lA^, as, such as, for instance
- t'''i_l'3k nij^nfbu iyu what mauuer of
salutation this might be j-limt-u - [ii^
uMiLu/tia ^^Uhh-ini

you know what those feswhatever

were - in- l>gk

tnai^ti tjW>

tivals

>

whatsoever.
condition , state.
np2_< "J .den, lair, kennel, burrow,
hole; - uMqaulruni. , fox-hole.
{[plaipuMp ad. cave-like, like a cavern ; -ihi. a. den-like ; -Jhi-m ip-t'l'
d/'iv/'"'"-/' ^.(inality,

vn. to retire to its den ; -%u,tr, 'o^uy

vn. to hide in a hole, to go to earth, to

crouch or squat in a kennel ; fig. to

nestle, to creep into, to hide oneself;
-o/2. o- hiding in caves or burrows ;
-puiu s. hiding-corner, lurking-place
f\e3L'

I'r-'a

S- ^2tL'

nfi&-'"tAja.iousy,

&c.

[S- {ipt-

swarming with lice.

{[pu

sport
-aj

oj

hunting hunt,
prey venison, game ; njtouuib^

chase

s.

field-sports

-y

h,pa%u,li

shoot-

-^, skilful hunter, a good sportsman, a mighty huntsman muM^uiiMiu/b -Of game-keeper ; ing-season;

uMfp ifiTni-m

iliu/iig

fishing

fishery

shooting, fowling;

/3-<e.^j

utnni-b-iinM-i

',

fox-

hunting; -ilutft-pj, tiger-hunting ; j^hittuiku to go a hunting or shooting ; J- luirtrij to shoot wild beasts.
{[patupuAMhiT, h^ft va, to spy into or
surprise a person's sentiments , to
draw a person out, to cause a person
to give involuntary evidence; -[p^ S.
f\piitu^uMat ; -liuA a. hunting ; s. S. Qp^
unpq. ; ^ti - hound, greyhound ; pu,_
lk~< trained hawk; p-n-^Ji, -, bird
- hunter ; -4fj s. huntingof prey ;
or fishing-companion.
^puutiT, uiijui) or_5/ va. to chase, to
hunt, to go a hunting or shooting, to
shoot; fig. to try or endeavour to win
or to seduce, to wrap up or involve
in snares, to surprise, to entrap; 4'<- to fowl ; S. 2/-4ri ; ui,fniJiu to hunt a fox ; - ^a^lia to prey upon
souls; - qnp, to catch or entrap a
person, to insnare ; fig. to captivate,
,

to win; to entice, to attract, to allure,

to flatter ; - quftpm m-pm-^ to gain a
person's heart ; - t".^ pu/ufti- to win a
,

person with

speech; - ['ii^puMiu {
to outangle a person

fair

phput'iinj ni-pnt-^

own words

in his
uii-r,L.pjf

- i^w^aqni.ppi.'i,

watch the propitious mo-

to

ment or favourable occasion -

ifnun-u

li,MruiuMaili^u

go

to

in

search of hon-

our or glory.
\\puujju

&C. S. ^npiiiyu &C.

s. part of the produce of
,

npuiairaiui

the chase.
({pua,%p s. chase, hunting ; hunting
or fishing implements ; fig. trap, trick.

[IpuM^uj

a.

abounding

game

in

chief huntsman ; ~ukp -mki^

a. fond of the chase, sportsman ; -i/^_
pni-Pf s. love of sporting ; -umA a.
full of game ; ~puA s. hunting-ground,
chase ; -^n/. J/iitJ' vn. to change the
hunting-field, or the fishing-place.
-uihin

s.

small game.
hunter; fi^. devil.
{\punpq., ui^ s. hunter, huntsman,
venator; - .J^'"*?- fisber, fisherman,
piscator ; liffb - huntress - puAli^
{[pntk

s.

[\pan,i_ s.

7'i

nn
a pryer into other person's thoughts.
n^'u/i^T.iufiui/iad.like a hunter ; -/uwp
o. deceiving a hunter or angler; -liu/i,
-^ s. the chase, the
o- S' (!/""<'(<<'%
hunting art ; -u/fr.n s. chief huntsman,
Master of the hounds.
[S. d^"D/iun/'f.o'^T?^? s. hunting; shooting;
npuoii,^ s. hunter; game-keeper.

{\i-l3-u^iuii.np a,

eightieth, SO'b.
t\i-Pua^%, a%l,g a. eighty.
[[i-Pmlrplri.lriitii . OctopCtaloUS.
[[..Poplruy, ptf,^ a. of eight days;
flt./- S. [\jJ-
[-"pke t kl'3 s. octave.
[[A.p-ii'iihpnpq., uj a.

ttp^tiT, tjli va. to enrapture, to ray{\ir^iknu

how many
[\pp[A,
tetter,
fl..

s.

times

and, &.
a.

-m-P^

s. quantity.
^iru/iis.med.heT^es,

-n,,, a.

[herpetic, scabby.

eight; n^p-ftju ^<<iA,

ju.i//<

S*^*'

4't"'/'

boP-u^iuMuntX hi^

in the

^"'-

year

of our Lord eighteen hundred & seventy eight, 1878.

{\,.p-iucfuil_a. in-oetavo, 8^0; -qt a.
octachord ; -i/Tuuitiuj or *^ a. composed of eight parts ; -ilbu.) -Jhu,'L
a..p-kJtafb a. octennial
-Jlihty a.
eight months old ; -i^ui/. ^.octahedron;
-%fii. s.octophorum ; -"imIiIJu s. octagon;
octangular
-%ilic%p a. octagonal
-^>[i7Cu/birui/ a. having eight steps or
stairs; of eight degrees or orders;
-l/raij a. octonocular ; -o/mmf 4 a. octuple ad. eight-fold, eight times as
much ; -^uA^ s. gr. octosyllable ; a.
[[.p-if-ltJl, a. octohedrical.
[-bic.
,

the number
; eighth ;
eight; eight days.
n^-Rt^pip^ .//y a. eighth, 8'h ad.
eighthly; s. octant;- ^ui/b mus. octave ; -hiT, hgl, va.. to repeat eight
times ; to pay or to take the eight.
^-P-lr^^lTufi, a. all the eight.
eight, octonary

^-P-hi^muiuii a. eighteen; -uiltu,i_a.

in-18<no ; -,uJtu,j a. eighteen years old.
{[-PP^ln-lru/b a. eight-winged.
a.

eight-columned

fl'-/^fis" o,d.

swiftly.
uijju,/ vn. to gather strength,
to get strong, to grow stronger, to be

ad. -iuMiT,

strengthened; to become prevalent,

to predominate, to prevail over, to
domineer; -Yt S- fl'-'^?-/* ad. -<v^/'i(
;

a.

bound

tightly

dauntless,

-</f^i a.

fearless, courageous, valiant, intrepid;

-jni-jraitJ" va. to corroborate , to

strengthen, to fortify; to give more

intenseness, to augment, to increase;
to

render violent, impetuous.

n.-J-.f'bn^p^Jb s. vehemence, impetuosity, fury, violence, heat, ardour,

force
strength
energy,
vigour; efficacy, efficaciousness.
fli-c^t.^. 5 a. strong, robust, vigorous; valorous; powerful; -u4 S. fl-_
intensity

J-t-ij^;

-mmAuiiT,

uijuij

vn. to fortify or

strengthen oneself; -m-pf,

force,

s.

vigour, power.
fl<-J-t.r,

vn. to

tyf

have strength,

to be able, to resist; to oppose.[strong.

to get
-ti/i s.

*t\,-J-nil_ S. (\L.J-Iri; -u/iiuttrvn.

;

-%

Ottapla.
eight times.
{[-P-liui'iiifbku,! a. of eight cubits.
n <-/?'n<-/i S. ZOol. octopus.
(\i.l3-ni.,uiii% a. eighteen
-mJtujj a.
- years old - years since -tpi.^if. a.
eighteenth, 18il' ; -h^ha/u or j>^W s. the
whole eighteen.
{[pnifl^iiiriMMj

~^ifi s. dynamometer -mm- u,^ a.

strengthening, fortifying, corroborating; -i-np S. ^.-J^kiij, &C.
^i-J-^ffb a. strong, great; violent,
impetuous, vehement ; - or - ad.
strongly, vigorously, violently, vehemently ; -u ii.u/ithi_, to beat violently,
unmercifully ; - ,ua%nt.i_, to take by
force; -u uMl^Mplihi_, to eye disdainfully, to regard ferociously ; -u ^4,
p-u/uuifj to be swift-footed , to ran

fl<-/?ft2t<"i

exhausted

ring-worm, impetigo;

conj.

n,.p-,pj
eightscore;
pfi^P

tippl''-''"

dynamics ~Pup
drooping faltering ;

{\cJ-uip.ii.ini.pJ, s.

a.

Orpheus.

octogenary.
containing eighty.

n<-/7%u"/fr</ a.

npip^iu^iMA a. Orphean.

octostyle.

t\,-[3-ul,L'huM/i s.

fl'-/_.

"-j

or

kid-skin; -/.^
fl^^,

[.a"!, .

kid

njj s.
s.

young

/nL^tp

fawn

kid.

^ij

s.

neck - or
;

pearl necklace Venetian

pearls , bead , glass-bead , bugle :
knuckle-bones, cockle in^./uMiTp t-p^
Pu,i_, to fall headlong, head-foremost,
to tumble, to fall; ^^. to be plunged
in sensuality ; to be sunk in deni-fntX^

s.

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bauchery,towallowin voluptuousness.
{{-^tuif-irin^p-liJi,

pain

stiff-neck,

s.

neck; -fumqu,^

in the

dicer; cockleplayer; -^.m^*. vertebral region, back

n^t^ &c.

S.

fl'-/"

s.

[& neck.

(It-^wf /y

VOW

desire,
agreement; alliance, pact, treaty; order,
congregation , comunity ; clergy ,
churchmen; pilgrimage; - u,ql.' everlasting covenant; -^ -<. -^w^i^^ cons.

wisli

prayer; compact, covenant

ditional promise, alliance; iriuu,lru,%

-{, Holy Writ, the Bible; uuui,Au,li
-( , the ark of the Covenant ; 4/it. tt.
- the Old & the New Testaments;
^'"P
,

Christians ; - klilr^
- 4"_
-f,, clergy;
i-"*j nunnery; -/. mh.i},^ holy places,
sanctuaries, relics ; uiu^p^, ^pu,iMiu,p,u_
liiutiulti
ui'itinL.itui'hhit
Simple, Solemn, indissoluble vow ; in'iilunpi,ni.pn.
u/ii/aii^t-ir - , indiscreet , imprudent
vow ; - iiit-u to make a vow, vows
^iui.uiu,u,jhin^

1^3 "-y

Tm'Llindi,^

>

of treaties; transgression; -l[aii_, "_j

a. observing, keeping a vow or qonvention, faithful, true, loyal, truehearted ; -^mir a. votive ; -^uimiup a.
accomplishing one's vow; -ipj *. companion in a vow ; ally, confederate
&c. s. n-/""""?.'"^j ^^' ! ""-^k'lin.
,

'

accomplishment, observance of a
or convention, fidelity -it/ S.
[[-lu.ialiuMij -mhifl, s. sanctuary, holy
place -pu/ii s. place where one makes
avow or convention; -piup a. coms.

vow

plaisant, obliging, affable; -i.np a.

that has made a vow; allied; Nazarite ; professed (monk or nun ) ; s. pilgrim ; -i-nplij; Irgiy vn- to vow, to devote or dedicate oneself to God ; f,g.
to deprive oneself of, to abstain from;
-M.npnt-p-JtLX s. consecration, state or
condition of a Nazarene, of a monk ;
vow, profession; pilgrimage.

an alliance with any one, to be

VOW, to make a
vows, to profess to
make or conclude a treaty, or covenant; to confederate, to enter into a
mutual obligation ; - %n,-kpu to promise offerings ni-^mhiui_a. professed

treaty for

(monk

f.^^^. "'ihi'lun^ni-P-t-

to

make a vow

u lin.t-i_^pmuiuipuiliiui- to
make a solemn treaty - if-*'*/_ or jof chastity

tTutuil/iti^^ ,.,lhp

to

make a

treaty, or

Ifiighu- 'iui^ujnt.p-'t

-~

in
^utu^

mMuini-pt uniit-u to mako peace 4^

J-/A to remain faithful to one's vow;
liuiuiuipir[_ q-'ii
to accomplish one's
vow uti/uu/ftir^ ^["~ 2p^l. ^ "*tn-ufum uMnLb^i^
fii-p to break or viol-

[\i./uinfrir, i-_jf

vow;

^mio^/AA-^ q-i

ate one's

vow

^-lmuiifiiu>g s.

pilgrim;

stairs; bridge

{[-l^,^ s.
"Qni-it
; S.

{[..qbif'i.ui^

er

unfaithful, perfidious

-^%gt-ir

vn. to

break or violate one's vow; -^uAjau.^

tS-f s. violation of a vow, of a convention, contravention,

-.'^Pt

s.

way or pas[4i-"p

^i-Hiapliaii-np

>

&c-

n-y."'/4'^'^ S.O"'-'/"'/'.

, uig . traveller, passengtravelling, journeying.

return from a journey

[ey or voyage, travelled.
(\i.^lit-Mui_a. returning from a journ-

or voyage,

breach, infraction

s.

n<-<2.^4^5

uigui/

f\i-qtii.iap^ s.

-ni.p-1,,.% s.

pilgrimage; -i-tp' tP'"3 " making a

being under a vow, Nazarean
allied, confederated - ipik-ij to make
a vow to conclude a treaty -^py,r,
hj[, vn. to form an alliance or confederacy, to league -if.pnL.p-1, s. making
a vow; concluding a treaty; vow;
profession; wish, desire; -fpni.J-,-_
^ui%g [ig s. violator or breaker of a
vow, of a convention infringer, transa. false-hearted,
gressor offender

vow

-"iiuiiT,

sage

).

a.vegetarian;

down, to be estranged to
remove, to go out of, to abandon, to
fail -jm-gu/iihW va. to cool, to damp,
to estrange; to avert, to remove.

nun

vn. to cool

-fi^^ pA^pti_, to desire ardently, to

long for eagerly tpPu-i^j- , to go on

a pilgrimage ^- ^/" liuMmuiph-^lg

will accomplish my vow.

or

n'-ft-4t/

to dis-

pense with or exempt from a vow

va. to

to take the

fellow-traveller,

pas-

senger -^ retinue, train, attendants,

suite, cortege; - it%iri_or -ijt'f, k^uy
.

accompany,
to convoy
-liga^pb s. travelling companion, accompany ;
companying , following

vn. to travel together, to

to go with

to follow

convoy.
,

n<-Y.^7.t -nnsi

row

* brain, brains mar-

S j9*^tiiY_;

ulrbh-iuli

nL-qgnf

skull; -^ tu!'-b' "'-'I'l^u to be judicious, in one's right senses ; Jlfiifkrt- ynu^hp-ug to the vory m.arrow of the
,

bones

-luliuib

p-p-num-m

s.

chem. ce-

,,

nh^
rebric acid ; -lyfi
lar, medullary.

nh%

374

cerebral

a.

,;

medul-

nhi^u

odometer.

mountain stream,

torrent, flood; ravine; -.p ^aauAui^, 44-.

^.iju

f_j s.

address
Jiumni-juAtu ''' present
an address -tiT, hg[, va. to make a

torrents ; ^ i^uii^^aa-[3-k-uifi
river of pleasures ; -^ uiphu/ii a river
of blood ; ppp^ j"'iJ"^' "*P "*pufuiuat^tuiM
he shed a flood of tears.

present, to present, to offer, to give;

to address; to push forth, to produce;

torrents

to attract, to win with gifts, to seduce;

to persuade, to induce ; -ni-Oh s. extension.

rents,

fli-./it<i// s.

H'-^^/'if

gift,

s.

ft

present, homage;

guldc, cscort; itinerary ; mech. sector-guide; - om.u^u.^"'*^

cicerone, guide; - ^AA-^^, to guide, to
escort, to conduct.
nt-ytcrYi f. traveller; passenger ;f
}-- -p
in travelling trim
-ui^a/ii a.
travelling; -tj; t^j, va. to guide, to
conduct, to direct in the way, to put
on the way to send, to despatch, to

torrent-water ; -j.,
a flooded or
swollen torrent ; -_jA a. inundating,
overflowing; --"p a. having small tor{\i-qluu,ini-p

forward -^iT, t^uj vn. to set out on a

journey, to start, to go to travel, to
travel, to take a journey, to journey;
-nt-Pl *. journey, travels; itinerary;
^uiWuip liuMiT if-uMpi the journey
there & back - g */>^ fri_ f-uipi, the
voyage out & home; ftMuju^ -p-lr,u%,
travelling expenses
n,-,ihi-pl,i_ ^,,
q.u,p^ - to go one's last journey.
fl-'i42_. "'J or /^ s. branch, bough;
shoot, slip -^ hi^pn^u,^ tiers of the
horns of deer, antlers jtuuiu,t.lr[_,i-
;

to prune, to lop, to trim off the super-<^iu.4 a. branch;

fluous branches
ed, branchy.
.

'i^y

s.

"btij

to set out, to

start, to

leave, to

depart, to go away.

(\'-qf'p'u,^au a.

rect, vertical, upright; correct, accurate ; fig. right , just honest loyal,
equitable ; ad. directly
straightly
vertically; uprightly, rightly, justly,
well; *. S. (I'-Y.H; "ght line;
- ufiililii, right angle - up^m honest, loyal heart; - Jfiuip upright mind,
just judgment; - <"<i.%t{^, to smooth,
,

#*

'

to prepare

come

to

make ready

the way;.

to the point, to

aim at; -

4niii^

n.

liast rightly

judged.

3'"l'

[overflow.
-piT vn. to

rushing like a tor[tially.

in torrents, torren-

nt-iii-JA a. palm-long, four-inched,

four finger's deep.
n*-^r>^"'{i<<'%i &c. s. n-^"/"""
&c.
-pwp ad. rightly, well; sensibly, judiciously ; -puipy a. good, just, upright,
honest ; ~-p.hpi a. high and straight
well-shaped, straight, tall ; ^i^- ^u,.
ii#4.<.
to go haughtily, to hold one's
head high; -pnfl> s. brain-cavity;
skull; -?./>* a. rectilineal, -lineous or
-linear ; -^/>/r a. correct, written correctly ; s. orthographer; -fi'ui^ a.walking upright ; fig. walking in uprightness, full of rectitude,virtuous; -ifbu,^
gni^p-Ji s. orthodromy ; -^npb- a. welldoing, just; upright; -^puM^uM% a. otthographical; -^pfeir!;a. to correct, to
rectify, to set right, to spell; to write
correctly ; -upm-P-t s. correction, rec

gr.

orthography ; -^u/o.

a.

of right or just judgment, judging

equitably, just, right; -q.uiu,n,-f3f s.
sound , correct or right judgment

good sense;
catholic
;

-^5

-7.-i.i,

^j

a.

orthodox,

become, to bemarrowy pithy plump,

-^///' vn. to

a.

greasy; -/"4 &o. S. f]'^'"'^'".

&c. -fuou uij a. speaking well, cor-

fat,

rectly or justly; -pioat-j; t-jp va. to

speak correctly or properly -pioanJj^
-ifh>r va. to conduct dis. orthology
rectly ; -hnt-it a. whose marrow is
dried up ; - unHru to consume or
;

suck the marrow; - u,n^,hi_ giut-n^

to torment, to excruciate,

ifnulikpu,

to torture

direct ; s. gr.
right; ad. rightly,
directly; correctly; -^^^n. S. D^t-u-^
puil/jt'i-; -l/iiiai-p a. cut quite straight;
-dj/tJ'vo. to reunite well; -(fn<.^ a.
;

-liu!b a. right,

nominative; -4f

f.,uuik,hu to indoctrinate, to instruct

in sound principles ; uftiih nin/t . thou

orf-

n<-'/A">/'4'^

fit

"'-'tt"j right, straight, di-

fl"-'//"/.'

rent; torrential.

tification

road
way route
journey; passage
j- u.pliu.'iiiru to
send on a voyage, to start a person
on a journey; j- uAifiu.'birij n>-qi,nf /i,^
(!-?/>

s.

- ^tqt-quim

n-^^t<r va. to inundate

fli-qtrgn/j s.

a.

straight-beaked; ;,u,q.nfp S.

fli.,j2a,.

,;

[Wi,

7;;

it-MLiiA

-4yfrj a, perpendicular
normal - ^[,tt plumb-line --j.xyfejn^
/3F. perpendicularity -4u,t.m)
fj a.
orthodox -4,aM.u,u,n..pJ, s. ortbodoxy;
-Amfl,a,.pf s, correct pronunciation;

-Jt.-lrj'va. to direct; to rectify; 8.

"'-ltl^iuir,un.omirir; -Jprf- a. in a direct line, direct, straight, vertical, perpendicular, upright; -Jt,,.n^pt, s. perpendicularity; -J-a,p^,.pi,L.% *. ortbopedy ; -jf,,,, , j-u,u,g a. sound- or rightminded, judicious, sensible, honest,
upright ;-</i.i./3?s. good sense, probity, integrity, honesty, sagacity; ^/A
a. cerebral ; -i4/.i.i s. orthogon, rectangle; -%fil-iAli . orthogonal, rightangled, rectangular; -^./fcA a. moving
Btraigbtly or evenly; -^..uliq^a. straight
(road) ; walking upright ; -^'ini.pi,^%
s. med. ortbopnrea, orthopny ; -zn^i,^ a.

blowing straight; -^.o^/ s. square; cathetometer; 4""/. "'bevel; -mku ad.

right, rightly, well -^p,rs' med. cere;

bral fever, brain-fever ; -uu,^n^pj, .?.

sound doctrine ; -ulpu, a. single-hearted, upright, straightforward; -,-pkjS. n-4j*-./" ; -ifiuiqnu s. ithyphallus
i^iiMMn.
lua ~ih iua-SfUiL.tu in (X. OrthodOX,
catholic; -,fuin.nii * orthodoxy, Catholicism; -.^ft'ii a. searching the truth.
n^-Hilk-uilf
Irlil, s. rudder, helm ; regulator ; S. l/r.^^
,

n<-72^//^ a. corrigible.
nt-qilt-iT, t-jp

straight,

to trim, to straighten; to erect, to

raise, to hold up; to address, to di-

rect; to conduct, to govern, to rule ;

to correct, to rectify ; to correct, to
reclaim, to improve, to reform, to

make

better, to

amend; - ^imju,

one's conductor
to repent, to amend; - qyPiM_
lyiba , to confess one's errors, to redeem one's faults ; - ipuA ^u'lm-ftp
to address, to direct one's words to,
to question ; iuuiku,% to assemble
ij^Mui.utto regulate

actions

or convoke a council ; ip^tu^ m-Jt^

- . to burl a javelin at - qfi-y/" mar.
to mast.
[just, virtuous.
^L-iiif^P-mg a. straight (road) ; fig.
fl'-ta/'i*' corrector reformer ; rector, director; conductor, leader driv-.
er, coachman ; steersman, helmsman;
S. 1*-4; meek, regulator, governor,
;,

moderator.
^-UWPt

"y ** straight,

tion
adjustment , amendment ; redress, reformation; direction, tend,

ency -

iluipni-^

direct, per-

moral tendency, con-

duct, morality, morals; - pw^oij correction of morals; '{[pp -P'k^, the

Book of ./a/;ef u,bki_j-,to reclaim,
,

to correct; ,/- ^u^.. to

be reclaimed,

corrected, to repent.
[[i^ini-li, qj[, s. palm, hand, hand'sbreadth, four inches.
n<-^<" "-_5 s. camel ; iHumiuli - sheiu>a7>4 -. dromedary; q-m.
camel
ijiuji, luithu to bellow like a camel;
-u.i^ui'fcs. camel-keeper; camel-driver;
~iMl,i.^s. hot. pine- or golden-thistle ;
-m_pu,q_ s. chimsera, fabulous monster
half camel half deer; -t%p . camelskin ; -tpiiii/in^ g. drove or multitude
of camels.
I

fl'-'/.'/'

S.O.f>/^

-luTthj; -hufi, a. cel-

luminous, shining; supreme.

tti-JH s. zest, relish, much sweetness -uii-np a. kind, bountiful, beneestial,

ficent.
fl'-'fiv . drinking, drink; drinkingbout, draught, sip, gulp; iuruilri_ - um.

- to sip Pk^nk"'!"- j- kp' although

he was about to drink.
[\i-ir ki. uikm a. useless,
{[t-iTufku,
worthless, futile, flimsy ; whatever,
;

make

va. to

pendicular; ad. directly, quite straight,

perpendicularly, apeak; -ni.piii.% s.
perpendicularity.
flt-^oL/??^ *. direction; regularity;
fy. rectitude, uprightness, integrity,
justice, equity; correction, rectifica-

whatsoever
n^yf ^jt
;

flt-i *.

arf.
s.

uselessly.

god of hell, Pluto.

having, taking, hold

S. flj%-

n<->"(> y a. having, containing;

-uip.u,p ad. habitually ; -mliu/ii a. habi-

tual

habituated, inured; innate, in-

born -luhuMiT, uiijiy vn. to habituate,

to accustom oneself; -ui^m-gui'ulrJ'va.
to habituate, to accustom ; -nt-pt s.
S. nt-*"; habit, custom, accustoming,
;

routine, practice -pp ad. by routine,

by rote ;
pp: jtuiiPl , custom con-

quers custom.
{\t^iufl,, ly a. empty, void; vain,
useless ; ad. in vain, vainly ; *. vacuum,
void, vacuity.
||l.?/uhV#u#^ii?#
&C. S. X^iiuni^iuMibui^
fiu/ii
&c. ; -piap ad. vainly, to no purpose, uselessly ; -pyu a. unfruitful,
unprofitable ; -/i/i4 a. given to futile
t

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or vain thoughts; -^ny^a.seeking useless things ; -lipo'u a. of vain religion

*. miscreant; -i,iii%n.k-pA a. clotheless;
-i,u,i-u,u,

/.jo.of false religion, infidel,

misbelieving; of little faith, incredulous; -Jm/ii paiii, iu3fbni-[ilf s. word

or discourse void of meaning; chatter;
erroneous doctrine; -Jt-ni, a. emptyhanded ; ad. with empty hands -^<i
a. empty-headed, * addle-headed, gid;

dy;

empty-mindedness,
emptiness
to become empty, to

-iFmni.p^liL.'i, s.

senselessness

vanity

->/./, u>9'/ vn.

be emptied; to vanish, to vanish or

pass away, to go off in smoke, to disappear; to be deprived of, to remain
without; to be debased, humbled;
vain, proud, vainglorious
-2u.'i, S.
Sf""f"*'; ^kp a.. Vain, fond of
vanities; -[,p^p^y s. love of vanity;
-iMiuipir a.

llufuutuil^ S- ijl^putlliuuinui^ ilwp nnt-^

hum a. attached to vain things, applying oneself to futilities; -gni^,u_
"bkiTva. to empty; to render vain or
,

useless, to do away with;- ^.%<:%,

to be annihilated, to bow down to the
dust, to debase or humble oneself;

rendering vain

~3"'-al'i- "

n<->o/%i<-/?^<-%

tion

/?

P'h^

vanity

s.

uiiu^niuJht^tp

*"'''

corn

^S'.

s.

i^"t"3

legume

grain,
descendants; -/_
;

4t/. a. feeding
n-'fct^- a.

holding, taking.

^Jiih/kf. , ikuig s. tongs ; pincers,

pliers nippers ; snuffers ; S. U".j/t^^;
;

- fukg^ha^inj
gar-tongs

claws

- ^npuipli

su-

forceps ; luipuut^,l,^l,, curling iron, curling

tongs.
[ion.
;

ll'puip.ni-J-l.g

n-*t/-/?f-'i' *.

possession, domin-

*[\L%hi.i, a. rich; -"^/T*. richness{[t^ifiir, Ifuii^y

have; to
possess, to occupy,

liuii_

form a design or project,

to

to

propose to oneself, to think to; to

retain

to oppose, to re^un-uifjf impede, to hinder; to stand or

<

sist, to

qj-k^r - < to make head against, to face, to resist, to oppose, to

fight ; - ""- ^-p iflunpi,ni.pn.u to keep

go before

another's secret; - tfumt^i, to maintain the honour of the house ; "/^^^l. n[unuu,nilu/iin,^pT'< to koop the faith;
b bfOl' ~ ip"'pk"'-P't to refrain from
anger, to control one's anger; ^m-P-

to have pity on us ; - ^uiq^utni. ,

ijn^uniMl to follow the doctrine, to be
of the sect of ; n^ um. unt-mu nt^ifiir
liy-U I do not take you for liars;
auMLdiltliu lun^ ^iFiuumnt^u nt^^ph t thOy
thought themselves wise; I'ppti- qJ^p_
jJl/iiij

^upi nt^ikpi
as a prophet

fhiu
;

they looked on him

upintTumt^fd-li Iiiu^ul.

he was enraged

^At "-'*'A"

^iu

""'fct^.

what have you to do ? 4""/. ??"" t^?2*-_

take it by the horns ^puiJiyt,

puiji

they
gave him the highest place at the
qtf.^tL.^ p-iuE^uiliuMiiyti

the fever
myiitfu lianuit- ^-ai
has seized him, he has caught a fever;
nt^tftiF ft ^ir%lrinpi^ duumU trt- ^pii luWt
I stayed twenty-four years in Venice;

progeny
on legumes, vegetarian.
,

iJJn^

inutility,

chaff, straws, trifle.

/f

;
1

<c!'nr"3 -pulse,

3pj'

ity of vanities, all is vanity.

n<-><^

nKii

regard as; - ju.tiif,, to

stand instead of, to supply the place
of; - qn^ to stop one, to seize; - fuj,
^nt-^t-P-t to take care, to watch to

as,

-^.- a.

supersti^i^^nt^inylt ^ VaU-

ft'-^';-

76
upon

vainglorious.
futility

vn. to

'tiifuj

feast

fear seized me ; ^ pii,_

iituiui,. q[,u
Jp ni^lip never mind, do not care
for that; - nt^kf' t'-'L "UL"-' they
lui,

had indeed oil, but

he began to speak;
ipnjb

. .

. ;

luouki_ fiuiiun.

liutiuMpm-^ i^^^pTCu

seize the canals ; ^^vn<^ "y"*anhnuilMU Ita y QO Si-

uiuMurauAlitraa n-lip

lences

them with opportune

replies;

n^ptTt n^nt^piT Muulrit I CaUnot speak, I do not know how to

speak ; S. ]no^4n-/.^ C%>>^4 &c.
WiXiny ft n<-M^ 4'-y * ounce.
n<-%{'% > ifA j.ear; niSi^ntAp , handle;

pioujti ni

>

S.

Ui4"'^'jP_

'^'hj

JuMinnt^nuMbtrtr tO

give one's ear to, to lend an ear to,

to listen, to hearken, to be attentive;
/oo.it^ jntiilimiik . to speak in one's
ear to whisper ; - u,pliuM%yu to obey;
ii^'^L

enclose

to carry, to support, to sustain ; to relate to, to refer to ; to be

able, to know how ;-.., fp/rfri. to

oifp

esteem, to repute, t take for, to look

tion

'iip

take, to hold, to
to enjoy; to take, to stop, to retain;
to seize upon, to become master of,
to subject, to subdue ; to contain, to
;

j'"^h'^ to disobey ^p -_
jui-HuAk' what has been confided to your year Ir^ui.. J- ij5 it reached even his ears; - ^^^ listen atten

S. P*/pn-4

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disobedient, conauricular; -i,.

HpTCp s. concha, pavilion of the ear
-Jn,.m a. entering by. the ear ; s, earwig, forked-taile,d insect; -5""- s. earache, otalgy ;
.^ a. ansated, having
an ear or handle.
{[t^^'bil.[,p ?/""j * auditor, listener,
hearer ; a. listening, obedient, docile,
submissive; -^, auditory, audience,
the public; ~ ilAU/^ or -in-hj; k^f, vn.
to lend one's ear to, to listen, to auscultate, to hear, to heai-ken to, to
grant ; to obey ; -^puMukp a. loving to
listen ; docile
-.{.pn^p-'li s. listening
audience; auscultation; obedience.
n^H'ii t-M- p.nM:blii, a. heard by hearsay, auricular, doubtful.
^.^n,fn,.p-f,L^ s. possession; power,
authority ; ^nt.^^ - circuit, circumference.

tumacious;

-liu,%

a.

'

fl'-i^p i^'ij^3

nose; mustachio;

s.

blow one's nose;

t^'ir'Lp uinfbiri^, to trim one's mustaches, to twirl the mustaches ntA^
"PP^L

q^'^'ii'

to

nhc

S77

(\VZ
shutting one's ears

;,
;;

p.Mu%iui_, to turn up one's

to snap one's fingers at, to
set at nought or at defiance, to take

cautious, to take good heed, to be on

one's guard ; to tend to, to aim at, to
seek, to try, to endeavour, to strive
J luitlru uiniihu lupliufbhu tO TOCall
to mind, to

remember,

to

remind;

S.

to bear in mind, to recollect, to

mind, to remember; j-^ -_

t"'t_<

call to

preserve in one's me-

liuiuih/j to

"bk-i^

mory,

have recollection

to

never

of,

- / lint-pttu ainXiru to think,

to meditate, to conceive or imagine
the design of; - / linupitu uipli,M/biri_,
to take a thing for serious, in earnest;
to forget

2"- K-t. ani-nnt-y i^puMi^lfi

S,

[J /it^h-if'^ 'p.ntM^

excite the attention;

^'''Lj'ie' *o follow with the eyes;

uint-nua.
.tjUM%hi_^, to

p'^pl'L S- 3fo^./-; j-J. phptr^j to revive, to cause a person recover his

breatji, to quicken, to rouse ; to wait; pu3iM%iMii^ j~''?j 'P'ntua to cause
to forget, to put out of one's head

J~

n^hu

ufph u/lilti_ j-nj jli^iuuiuiliiuj to be foTr

gotten ; j- fj/iil yhi pi<J j- u/iiliii/iip
1

do remember

- /> /{at-ptfa tiA^u,^

the idea struck him to write, he
conceived the idea of writing; - ^

^pt-lj

thOy

V^U jt^iya^

l^na-ph-u

nose

incessantly encouraged one another;

tk [ j-t iTiniug he does not remem-

at,

no notice

make no account

ouiOuJI^phh'^

aJftilh-uMltu

ber

to set light by, to despise, to scorn, to

his

memory, reminding him

quiz, to laugh at, to ridicule.

{[iX^m a. noseless.

attention

of, to

of,

iMtB

'iiiTtu

p.

j-[, lituuikiuu calling to

S. ^tY-./"i \\n^ph:^

leisure, diligently, carefully; - <tii^,

At/^' *o P^'J attention,
./
^ nlthij
.
^ ni-lili-j
to be attentive, to have in view, not

to lose sight of; to apply oneself to

to mind, to take care, to be heedful or

- 4'"/_'
&c.

maddening; huif^a.

{[i-^upu,pl a.

" '"3 * t^B inner side

bottom earth ; root * soot ; j- pt^.
7/'* under the castle walls j- i^p\>ii
at the foot of the mountain g - </..</.
ilri_ qiif!
to drag a person along the
ground g - u,,u'bhi_ ^[if/iiu to raze
the mountains to the ground, to level
with the earth p('t'i_ t"" "ut'-'U "/"u-u>a.lri_ ^u npP-y
to dig abOut thO
roots of vines.
[[i.i_, n) or /. s. memory, remembrance ; attention ; intelligence, mind,
sentiment, sense, instinct; * a. late;
S. 3"'-/'4; - ^L nt-pnt.^, the senses;
- /. 4"-/* ad. attentively carefully,
heedfully -[ -o^ ad. with great atmost attentively, more at
tention
[[kA2j

forgotten ; S. ^<-^."*'"J
-nt-P-ltX s.
med. catalepsy; ~pt^p^A[nr S.(\'-i^pir^
ppj"; -ptrpbj; tjl, va. to recall to mind,
;

to remember, to remind of; to cause

to recover from a swoon, to cause one
to come to again ; -phpluT, kgiy vn. to

recover from a swoon, to come to life,

to revive, to recover one's thoughts
on senses -.fhu,^ a. out of one's mind;
;

loosing one's senses, fainting, swooned; - ip'tu to faint away, to swoon;

&c. S. M'tiiuiq-l-p &c. -p-iuif a.
-i-l>p
S. IT'ou'P"'^' ; beside oneself, out of
one's mind, having lost all sensation;
-llflik-l_ or -Puiipfij; tjui) vn. to be out
of one's wits to swoon or faint away;
,

-P-inipm-Pli
uint- ~puip
p

amnesy ;'-4Y_>

fe.

u,j a.

fli.^t#f^,

telligent

Mnemon

s.

uitun.lin

-m-PjiJi,

intelligence.

memory

of good

ii,pu,u,^M,
s.

liuMfn,.,

in-

Artaxerxes
good memory
,

nnu

378

n^n

hammerer.
n .-a.'iiuili /i s- small hammer.
n i-nfiiHiAh,- a. hammer-shaped.
^i.aXu,L.nit . hammer-man.

n.-^^'/' a. witty, intellegent, ingeni-

n i-iLtimit

ous, sensible; judicious, wary, prudent ; - ip'/r/j to be attentive, wise, sagacious, to attend to -n^p't * presence or penetration of mind, readiness of wit , intelligence , sagacity,

acuteness-

n-nt-gh OMfJOn. tO be
fli.i.%/-/"i n-kaii
swollen, to swell, to puif up, to stuff
out, to rise up; to bloat; fig. to be
swollen or puffed up, to be inflated, to
,

gum-benzoin.

[zoin,

galbanum; ben\\i.n.
/rj s. vine-branch
branch S.
- 4"p'""t'' t'
11 tn.t%f yew, yew-tree
[\i^Miiu/i,

ehem.

( s.

grow proud.

&

vine-branch with foliage

swollen, puffy, bloated;

swelling, puffing, rising; tumour,

n<-"./^ a.

s.

-^

fruit.

s.

{\.i,n.u,Jlil,uli

bump;

^i^n-u/b s.

l-u

a. middle-sized.
candlestick ; S.il^"n./u*"
ni.n.hui^ , kliui^ s. snare made of
fl'-n-tt'ufY^y/^'O.willowish. [branches.

blister, pimple; i^iumnt-^u!iMh-i_

assuage or cure a swelling.

to

O'-i-'"-/?

n, *.S.3"--'"-/*

sorcerer.

n-n-nLj.iW.r, j/. va. to swell , to

puff out; to bloat ; to stuff; to tumefy, to raise.

Or kj 1^ S. n--^/j*

(]<-n-^j

i\,-iiptj;

render

fertile

S.

fertilize

va. to

h^f,

to

%n^n.phj:

willow, osier;
~ weeping
willow ; it.-if.u.ifint-lu - pollard- willow;
-^ willow-plot, hedge, osier bed.
()--/>. "-'-e/. iLkii,^ .

or

iliupuuii-np

4i';ji""i"'l"

'

n<-'i-^u<>', "j s. net, netting, trammel-net; ^(/. snares; -.p^. -tuL.np a.

fishing with a net . fisher -ti/", fe^/.
va. to fish with a net, to fish; fig. to
take as in a net, to catch, to draw into
a snare.
^^n.liu!unu s. Latin w. Vulcan, god
of fire & of smiths vulcano, Eta,
Vesuvius, &e.
n<-'i-2<if<o^f., -^i or ihp a. flourishing, flowery, in full bloom or vegetation; filled up, abundant, plentiful;
-"iiMuir, -ujuj vn. to be vigorous, rank,
flourishing; fy. to be in a thriving or
prosperous condition to be full, brimful to abound, to redound.
;

||<-#i.u
;

n-uili
n-uiit

S. U'^"/;

nt-n.u$'U

nt-n-ntjt.
nt-n-ntjta

fig,

n.utiia s.

ham-

oppressor; ^mpnLuiir

blow; lintpft^ ni-n.ui%n

mering

itaipliui'iilTij

to

ham

sledge; -

tCotCuj"!,,

hand, up-hand.

n<-'L'>uf.<^^f.

a.

resounding; clang-

hammering; - p"Jj!/.t.V.,
hammer-blow; clang; - ^i^tp' "",
the hammer-blows resounded on the

ing; ad. with

anvil.

turgidity

fig.

turgidness, bombast-

- ^b^nt-u,,
n_5 s. shoulder; back
wing of a building; t^ife/^^ jto ride, to mount, on horselTpf,,\u,pl,
back; qnt-unilp Mtip^tuiti_, tO pUt OH
one's back; - qi>tu to become stiffn-<<

irngy

necked, obstinate p.wp<ip n^un^ ^/o^.

taller by a head & shoulders
ilt^P
[course of study.
S. Piii-nuu, p-f ."4
n^ii^}^ a. learnt; having finished a
tit-uJ_Vtl. tO
uuy
u^p
(it-auAlMMT
;

/.

learn, to study, to read; to be instructed; to exercise oneself in;- 17."<<%, to

learn, to study one's lesson; -fpt,
pu/i,, to con over, to study by heart;
S. p-o^o^; nt-uku3i_a. learned; erudite.
n<-uu>%"5

tilt, tail--; - 2r,_

front, largest forge;
liu,,,.-P
tlt^ntiiuirutll lilt ; *nt^h^tnj- ujl^tMi%
Steam;- J-iyn^ui^hpA pounding;
- uimuiWiiui-np mar. claw- or fid ; ih,i.u,g

ni-uo/^n^a. learning; s. student.

s. shoulder-strap, piece;

hammer;-

sledge- or forge; -Jts-,

ifmpf.'iin^l,

^t-pf wavy hair.

fl'-n-oLjn'-^ s. swelling, puffiness,
bloatedness, turgescence, inflation,

mer

^,-n.^^l,li a. swelled out, puffed up,

bloated, turgent ; swelling, puffing;
proud, fastuous, pompous; - 4"?.''*'
fig.
tempestuous or stormy wind, gust; niC, turgid, inflated or fustian style ; -

ephod

epaulet

S. ilu.4u/

ad. worn crosswise.

% a. ^l"-" .it-uA*
Wi-iinii^ s. student, studier; mathematician -nt-P'f s. S. fl-ni.ft ; mathematics.
(\i.uni-dL s. study, lecture, teaching,
instruction; doctrine, science; relignLa/Aif.ui'iint.lJ||c-/it

sect; iiL.uinu'ii Htm-, affectation,

studied effort, endeavours; um. ..
./lAt by instruction ; 'imi^ppt-i^ j- m.

ion,

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,
.

;;
,

nhp

79
^aiiiLtiui^i

to consecrate

time to study;

one's

all

S. |3>^<.u.^/i,-,r.

ttt-un^iBiuiliuAi . scientific;

mathe-

you know me ? - ^u. whence

comest thou ?-*-, whence are you?

that

4-

fi'iiJi

how is it that it hapme? how is it that? - ti., -

uyu qp

matical; *. mathematician ; scholar,

learned man -% or .pi.K.is. mathematics -^^j . fellow-student schoolfellow ; -ui,u^ [l^tirvn. to preserve
the knowledge or doctrine acquired;
uihui S- {[.uni-g^uihui'^ -"ip CI. foud
of study, of learning, studious, diligent lettered, erudite -uppmiiuA a.
philomathical -u//^>><./J^ s. studiousness, love of study ; phylomathy ojtufjo.loathing study, hating science;

pens to
ht- fjt

hatred for study ; gross ignorance

-mnt^P s. teacher ; mathematical master; -puA s, school; study; institution,
{[uum-guAihii S. n<-<'"^j^^- [college.

liku,%u l>i-p,\i& lavished

to teach, to instruct in, to lecture, to be a teacher

or professor of, to profess, to enlight-

caterpillar; rust; med. cancer; ehem.

{[-uni.gui%hJ', ^ft

en, to form, to

vtt.

make

erudite or wise.

professorship.
n<-/"-5^^< -jn^s. professor, master,
teacher, preceptor, instructor.
{[i-uni.jni.Wt s. instruction, teaching,
precept.
^t-um-giui^uA a. professorial.
{[t-uni-g^ii{irm s. chlcf Essistant
master, vice-principal ; -ni.pf s. chief
assistant mastership.
f\''t-i"n

fl'''-"'"

"-nuitr^ ad.

whence?

from where ? from what place ? which

{\i-iiuilrSii S. n-'"^'
[way?
n<-"<"%^ ad. from some place
from several places, in all directions;
iaj" - on all sides from all quarters
- tufifti-Hm - from another side,
affi_
elsewhere, in or from another part
p.uiqnt-ir- , jnintl_- from many places;
;

often, in

many ways

#^-

n^- uy[-

from no other place, from no other

part; t-p^pt-iti. n^-, no fear; n^- t
f^uu/baM-pf t-pt "i.j\i>j there is no
power but from God n^ typ - ifi"
MiuimlrpuMqj; no war was undertaken
,

'

in his time.
n<-ui>i^ ad.

whence, of which, of

that reason, on that

account; well, then, consequently, in

what

conj. so, for

consequence.
[\^uu>l' ad,

whence? from where?

from what place? from

whom? from

what? -

how comes

TCiuiiuiibu

ijtiu,

it

from any place whatever,

where you
\\i-uuip

[boyj child.
S. SOU,

like.
intrp* mb-/fo

aihnutu

a. eatable, eomestible; s.
food, eatables.
n t-uihiT, l[t-piy liirp va. to eat ; fig.
to run through, to squander, to eat
up, to waste, to consume ; to eat away
or up, to corrode ; to fret ; to consume,
to devour; uA/uM^iupmp - to eat greedily, to eat up, to devour ; /r/^t-p ^,r
[\i.mlrili

eater -^
;

away

all his

^..mhum

or squandered

[victuals.
fortune.
\ii}
s. food, nourishmont,

fl.mf2(', mTiiug s.

worm, moth, grub,

corrosive-sublimate, protochloride of
- ^nph'tini weevil ; - vu*'_
;
py maggot, mite ; - ^uyu/f palsator, death-watch.
flt-mfi. s. eater ; consumer.

mercury

s.

i\t.in[ip

flesh-day, meat-day; *meat ; "^ smT op t^-

eat

ni-uilru to

>

"L ''ckbaiL" t"'"tk Christmas come

but once a year.
fl.-u.7<'u.4Y_ a. worm-eaten, rotten.
'

[\i.mnL.m

s.

eating.

Dtp ad. where, whither

when, on - j[n whereas
;

conj.

while;

n,.philh

hardly, scarcely; at last, finally; n,.plrp

where , in whatever place ,
,

-y>-,- h,- t^k wherever,

wheresoever, any where, no matter
where - ti. f^ti wheresoever they
may be, wherever they are.
n^p ad. where? in what place? tiT, - fi^kJ" t-u where am I ? - t *>
where is he ? - ^i^j w'here is he
gone ? - 1- nt-umjiirlpi how & whence
came he ?

wherever

<

hatchet, small axe.

gay, merry,
jocund, cheerful, sportive,

{[..puiif.

uij

s.

n<-^u'/ light-hearted,

joyful
playful; - ManXlrl_ S. ^i-puiliiuijnL.jui_
tihiT; - iViiku to be cheerful, delight,

ed, to rejoice, to feel glad, to

have

pleasure to feed well, to feast -/t^!

hail joy be with you God keep you
n<-/''^<"p^/' a. bringing joy, rejoic;

tA. -ibp or^/lj a. full

of joy, joyful, cheerful, playful, jovial ; -4Ao s. sharer in a person's joy ; a.
ing, diverting;

75

nw
;

-pu,p a. giving or inspiring joy, rejoicing, joyous, pleasant; -gn^g,Jbh,r va.

to rejoice, to give joy, to enjoy, to
enliven ; to revive ; -s'li-atL' --i-" S.
Wt-piufuuinujn
n<-/i'/</<-^

mirth

rejoicing, joy, gaiety,

merriment

pleasure ; feast,
festivity, entertainment; -Pp arf. joyfully, cheerfully, with pleasure ; -pp
ni-puM^g ipitrij to overflow with joy;
iu,AIti_ - Jkhr to give a great banquet.
,

chem. uranium.
deniable.
n<-/><<'t><a<r, ut^uif vn. to deny
avow, to disown , to disclaim
n^-puii,

s.

f,

{[-pu/iiiuip a.

i-uiuiu

or

ifiut-uiuin^

ft

to dis-

t4<.

to abjure one's

turn apostate,

faith, to apostatize, to

to renounce, to forswear ; - qu/i,^

renounce, to deny oneself.
[[-pu/iiiu^uip s.
{[.pu/iini,

f,

to

uranite.
ast.

s.

Uranus, (Geor-

sidus, Herschel).
{[-pmiop ad' where ; like,

*-

4""'pj^"

wherever you please.

Il*-/""'"" *. S. Iti-pu/qnt^Pii

flt-^uji*/"

4"f_ S.

J- i^%h^

J fp^itrif
jhpuifu,

nh.uj, to be unmindful of favours received, to pay a favour with ingratitude, to be ungrateful, unthankful.
[[-puip

s.

J,

stole

il'-piMi^ui^utii a.

flt-^o/jfeu/^,

S. ^n,i_.

negative.
s. apostate,
-% Qm-ftu/itnu, Ju-

n<-/<j'"t

renegade or -do

lian the Apostate.

n'-/""jf"-/?f-*'. -ni-Uh s.

denial, ne-

gation, disavowal; abjuration, apostasy; - uAAfi'i, self-denial, abnegation.

,

[[-paijni-^,u%irirva. to

then, consequently ; ad,

some where, in some place ; pr. about,
near; a. sowe, certain; mum -, here;
aiiiutti-uib - , too lato, in the end, at
last, after much time, finally; ^<"^-,
already, before; l^pui^y'b -, above;
[\i.pUaii conj.

before

^p

i^mn-iuuiiunik'tt^K^

was about forty years old.

ad. somewhere
{[-pkp

in

he

some

some, certain s. some

n^- no where Pk - t"U3k b
mnt^i if he ever returns home \t ^u,^
in a
in a city
/
.i-Y.-" 'latfip place; luW-, every where; - -,in
or 4 - sometimes;
some places
pun/nt-iT - in many places.
place
place

a. one,

fU/^fc."- S.

fl/./'^;

{\<-pliuiirl,'ii

a.

[\,.pliii/hmj^,

* other.

producing leprosy.
uiguMf vn. to have the
[house.

elephantiasis.

lazarlopcr-house
t\,-P^na,, laj tt. Icprous, lazar-Hko
s. lazar; -m-Pji, -J^nupf s- leprosy;
elephantiasis venereal disease.
^t-plim'iing

s.

separately, apart, aside,

privately, severally ; p/-. without, except, excepting , save ; a. separate,
different, distinct; peculiar, particular, private, own, special, individual,
proper;
ad. separately, distinctly.
\]i-pniiiui^imJ'i&C.O.\i irllf"~uiu'buMMrt QLC
(!<-{""5 s. phantom, ghost.
flt-^n;7 ao(.

gium

where you

nhp

3 o

congratulating; - f/At/_. to rejoice

with to congratulate, to felicitate, to
wish joy to, to compliment; to feast
together, to treat one another; -li^m.^
Pi -JJiin -troiiT S. loi^m^jnt-f &C.

causc to deny

or abjure.

[[^pn.-u,,l.l,}f s. sketch
-ftp -rough
sketch or copy
rude outline, first
draught; a. drawn; sketched, designed; -f.plrJ' va. to draw; to sketch, to
;

design, to delineate;

man

-n^pnu-Pf,

s.

-5./To.^*.

draughts-

drawing; sketch,

draught; -^tm or i^limmli s. phantasmagoria -n-fimuiliui'iM a. -gorical.

;

[[t.pnM.aMliui'iM

fantastic

a.

imagina-

ry, visionary, false, apparent, chimerical

s. shadow , image , phantom ,
;

Good Friday; -ui/k^,

spectre; idol, image rough-draught,

sketch; -.p, manes, shades, apparitions, ghosts, visions; -^ Juipq-ifuA,
statue, likeness; - uf^p-m-pp, nocturn-

ing, fast-breaking; --yp^

al pollution.

n,-pu,jopl^%
\\i-pptup
,

(/.

like

nL.

s,

an apostate.

mt-uiq. -,
friday
/i a. friday-break;

s. Oorpat(Friday-Caves), cave in Armenia

where mass was celebrated every
friday
-uigm-^u/ulnr va. to cause to
fast on friday ;j-.jt.^a. friday-like;
- q-uipnt- in the sixth century.
n<-/'7.> /ij *. conduct, water-pipe,
channel, trench, gutter; drain; -trf",
fry^ va. to drain ; -n^ s. drainage.

ai'rc

\\<-png.iu^mjii

a.

insignificant, vain,

-ofm^n a. idolatrous -<vt<

a(i. falsely; apparently; -/./ s. sorcerer -.^mp s. graphite, plumbago.
ll'~P"'-fi phb
k*"3 * {'k"'^!M 4'"^ ^'
leprous, infected with elephantiasis.
idle, false

n<-{"ii-{> s, zool.

buzzard.

;
,;
.

,;

S81

211P
2<"2?^

H'-f!?.'"-'

"-"'3 s. step-child,

wir'-t'

a people which

s.

is

not a

people, foolish nation, rabble, mob.

step-son or daughter.
n-fj s. bot.

n^

n^

thyme.

ff.

large hole, pit, ditch.

n-fit-tk-Pf-i s. H. w. slingers.
^tt'-e' I't-ui^ s- bot. white poplar.
fl'/'^xi^u *. Gr. w. ophite, serpentine
,

s.

marble.
1

1^

iti-pni^

nt-Jh.p

s.

nJuulip

nila/lta

some, one, certain

woman

lu/p

np

>

a.

man

every one,
every body; l,--piu^uM'i,J,i.p n^, each
one, any one np n^, who, whoever,
he that """^ n''ij_n^ who ? t-pk liuy,
gk np lufii^ifi jufbif-ni-ifii is thcrc auy
one bold enough? n^n^, J^ n^, no
one, no body, none; n^uftphj" qn^ ju.^
,

"/r

n^

pufiigif. jiyii.guM'uii

I love

none of these

men

fr//3^/'/ - tyi_ ".p' address

;
yourself to some one else.
fl-#:"t' t * thistle ; -^r vn. to grow
fierce, ferocious.
[ vinegar & water.
{[^uliJhil, s. Gr. w. oxymel, honey.

^ui^npj-h-ili

Ct.

UH-

pleasant, disagreeable, displeasing.

imt/lrpm s. gr. mark of quotation,

commas

inverted

ous

ofifering.

some one, some body, any one

4/i ng.

birth, ignobility; vileness.

]^u3funpfruilguMlt

2"<4<"7'/'^<

[[ppuAur ov [\^pu,'bps.

low

>

).

enorm-

^ui^iui-np a. not

not terrible.

^.aWu/l,
ni-, s.

nj S.

cumin

-m^aJii P-p-n,.^

chem. cuminic acid.

SL>''i/pmpmia,.uM%ni-Ppiii

2u"^^.

iQnj or

JJ/< *.

s.

humiHty.

raisins

S. JiJ"-'

2.unrnph,ui_ a. indocile.

^lui/^a^niA^ s. storax. [ 2"JJt-^4*

^injyrm) ^t/y s. plum-cako a. S.
iattqui^pkip s. long-necked wooden water-pot large spoon, ladle.
;

made of raisins.
&c. [unchangeableness.
S,iyit"/itp,Mini-P'f s. unalterableness,

2>'/^->^4t< a.

*2/

S. P'^y

*2"i7*f4 S. p-^m^u*/.
^,u%p- s. tattered old shoe.
^.u'l.xiiuii-np a.

unpersonal.

Q,u/iinpj.^ a. unfilial.

*2.u/b^s.

husks of pressed grapes.

^itti^iiinmlig s. rags, tatters.

^u/buiuiiu/b a. indocile, disobedient;

indomitable, untameable.
]^uAuuit^npnuPpiA
[^uAuiaani-PptJi/
s. disobedience ; contumacy.
^ui'iigaii.np c. not transitory, ever1

lasting, eternal.
2<"i.i bg ' ^"i^p * cutting or slip for
planting ; * turnip- or radish-leaves.
^tupiiiina-P^fA S. ^jui2ni^wt-P^tA .
^.uuuini-iiihng g. falsc god, idol
,

goddess, false divinity.

2.Mp u,g a. bad, wickeoL; hurtful,
sinister, dangerous; mischievous, mal-nt.pC,lt sf.

or iy s. the twenty
of the alphabet, & the nineteenth of the consonants; ^."^ seven

(tcha.) iu,

fifth letter

hundred seven hundredth.

It is sometimes confounded with
;

the letter i_, as ^a,ilri-^ta^i_, jopiu'u,

^l^joputli^y^ llUMptllU^I^UiptllU^J &C.
In foreign words, the letter c &
ch is changed by us into 4 ; for example Sicily, Cicero, Cilicia, &c.
:

iip, it was not; ^u..

I do not say ^[imt-u to ignore,
not to know ; ^t^r ^jhi-in , I am ignorant ; iuMuusif ffbfj he said nothing ; ^/j^
p/^ i^uip it is impossible, it cannot be.

ad. no, not;

ut-iT,

icious, spiteful, flagitious, iniquitous;

s. evil, malice, wickedness, iniquity,

perversity, impiety; trouble,affliction,

disaster, misfortune

-uml.

-(.i.

badly, wickedly;
ferociously, ruthlessly, without pity
- ,-% uyu - demon, evil spirit ; Jhi^
-, plague, pest, pestilence; t>p -, unlucky day; J-uiJhAiui -, calamitous
times; - 4-u#<i- , worthless tree; -^i-p,
unwholesome, polluted , very bad
water ; - mWoP bashfulness, sheepishness ; - or -^i/ umSihu i^nph^lr^, to
harm, to hurt or wrong any one ; -u,,.
-ku,L. or -ni^^ad.

ill,

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S82

2U.P

s. malefaction, misdeed, wicked

deed, spiteful or ill-natured action,
wickedness, malignity, malice ; -f.nM._
^li a. inauspicious, evil-boding, illomened, sinister; -fptb"- "- provok-

Pf-A

1,

ing, inciting to evil, malicious, wicked.

^.uipiu^iuJ-oA a. very dangerous

most pernicious (serpent)

spent with fatigue

tftuin.

^uipiup-uipni

-puiphir, hgfi

come wicked,

vtl.

bad, evil ; -piapy

ft^ a.

ill-natured , perverse , ill-bred , illtrained, ill-mannered, spiteful, malignant, malicious, malevolent, evil-disposed, inclined to evil; immoral; -J-^
,

disasterous, fatal

-phpu/i- a. evil-

satirical.

as a wild
beast; fy. mordacious, biting; -fu/b
a. well or soundly thrashed, beaten
unmercifully; -f.u/utrj'va. to beat severely, to thrash most cruelly, ferociously , barbarously , to load with
blows, to bemaul -f.un.uin.k^uj/ a. born
in a humbie village ; -t-h./^ a. ill-favoured, deformed, ugly, monstruous;
^uipuitf.ui^'ii

a.

fierce

f-pi-ui

to.

IJiujpui^utM/p

~^tnL.fii

CI,

ill-

contrived, malignant, spiteful, malevolent, worst of all ; - tpl^uMp

un,

tameable horse;

tobe
tormented; -^-^jJtt.
ill-boding, announcing bad news,
fatal -fy^i a. very bad, worse; more
wicked of a bad colour; ad. S. 2<".
pui^up iri. np -t/ kp & that which was
>

ly,

most deplorable

-^nn. ipiftW vn. to

a. hurtful,

-lun\

-f.ifiir.t^ujj ?;n.

storm with rage

-if-npit

.uj

s,

evil-star

-/unp^n,.p,i.

a. ill-intontioned

dangerously wounded;
pernicious

-laaiui^a/t,

-fiimmiliuui a.

very bad, cruel, intolerable, insufiferable ad. balefuUy ; - juii^nt/^/i Jjp

evil, bad passions -fumuiiluip a. feroc-

a. evil-

doing, wicked, delinquent, criminal,

rascally, nefarious, felonious ; -t"p^
h^uipui^u

meditating, designing or planning evil,

malignant, malicious ; -pinp^pif-m-pf
*. impious thought, evil counsel; perversity, malevolence ; -^"j a. severe-

afflicted, grieved,

^u,pm_

devil-; a,

able malice; misadventure, very great

misfortune.
^uMpuiq^hutf or itl a. ignoble, obscure, low, vile ; -qt^ttui^ a. armed
with malice; incited by the devil.
2<"/'/?f'-/ a. perverse, depraved;
-p-nfli s. very poisonous, very venomous, virulent; poisoned, envenomed,
baleful, deadly.
^uipuiJ-u/iifi a. furnished with sharp
teeth, claws ; -J-n^^s- conventicle.
^itpuiit^i- a. evil-tongued, slanderous ; -iL"'-i a. cruelly tormented, illtreated, vexed, oppressed; very painful, very grievous ; - uia/ii^t-ij to torment, to torture ; - Jirn.uAlru to die
under atrocious tortures; -/ni-pa. credulous of ill-tidings ; -^ s. sad news
incredible woes, unheard of disasters.
^upuifu'iiiiiJ' a. inclined to malice
-/u'lii/.u!^ o. rejoicing in another's woes;

to be ill-mannered, uncivilized,
rough, rude ; -putpy^ -puipm^p-J, s.
ill-nature, wickedness, malignity, iniquity, malevolence; immorality; -p-tn^
-/int-P-t s. insupportable yoke, unsufferable grievance; -pirp a. bringing

tongued, foul-mouthed

evil genius,

demoniacal wickedness, abomin-

fits,

"iihi^,

ill,

-^ a.

rible, shocking; -^./^i't.^ a. very ferocious; -Q-^i/iii-P-ptA s. ill-look; -Y-/"i-u4 S. 2,uipiiiq.lrt- a. ; -iflii-P- a. malicious as a witchcraft, malefic; -q-fi-ni.^

tO bO,

s.

-h.uil.um'u S.

wicked ; -i-tJ' a. ill-featured, ill-shaped, misshapen, disfigured, ugly, hor-

-if-hi-

possessed with a devil; diabolical,

2ttP

maliciously, malevolently ; -it-npltu,,

ih t/'^A'^'w"- to be an accomplice;
-^apb-ttT va. to do mischief, to work
evil, to injure ; to frame plots or conspiracies, to conspire ; -fnpb^^J" vn. to
become wicked, malignant; -^npttm.^

destroy cruelly, without pity or remorse; ^-w* -mt- ^n^

pai-ujk he will misorably destroy the
wicked men uipuMp - iun.ui^ %nX he
did evil in the sight of the Lord t.~ l^i-ub h the
"/ ~ ^ fjipiT 4*
'yi__ "p
most disagreeable that can be, the
worst the worst- is that , what is
worse ijt Jji - ki-u \!b^ ib'i'tst p^t.'
for fear lest something worse should
happen; S.P""-f'/', 2, u/"-juAtr,0/'i&c.
)^uinujp.u/b
&C> 0> luJttuJ^ou
&C.;
-pui/uui -piuum or mp^ u. ill-fated, illomened) ill-starred, unlucky, unfortunate unhappy, miserable, wretched rascally, wicked, villanous, impious ~p.u,u,nni.p1, s. evil omen illluck, misfortune, mischance unhappiness -p.ai[, ad. S. 2"'/""^/"^
a. S.
liiipnuuuM%lru to

-inphuipuip ad.

ious, cruel,
\

inhuman;

ad. cruelly; -.

;;,

S8S

2D.P
{yptMu,

ill-counselling, perverting,

a.

leading astray ; ~^ou y or

Pg a. evilspeaking, 8landerous,backbiting, talebearing , calumniating
detracting
defaming - ^^n.. venomous tongue,
slanderer, backbiter ; - JAt^ or -^o_
,

2U,P

malignant, malicious, bad, wicked ; -9>mpni.p^, s. craftiness, astuteness, guile; ~c,m a. nasty-smelling,
evil,

rancid, stinking, fetid, infected, foul

-^nmni.p^\tii, s. stouch, stluk, fetor ; -^

to speak ill of, to slander,

to detract, to calumniate, to accuse,
to defame ; to tittle-tattle, to gad abotit gossiping; -^oc/7^ s. slander,

2</""<Jyia.harsh-voiced; ill-sounding ; fig. defamed ; blaspheming ; gr.

cacophonic ; Jtiy%nt-p-fitii s. disagreeable or harsh voice; ill sound; gr. ca-

detraction, defamation, calumny, false

cophony.

accusation aspersion tittle-tattle ,

gossiping; - J'u,,ni-i)u,%hi_qni-Jk^k to
accuse a person.
2,iupuMb-uin.iuj s. wicked or unfaithful servant
-6-Ar/ s. incorrigible old
man ; -Mv/it*^ a. born of bad parents.
Q.uipm^uMj'a. ill-willing, malevolent,
ill-intentioned, malignant; puipt-f^mj'
*- - friend & enemy
-liuijhi.p'S s.
ill-will, malevolence ,
-.
malignity

2,tapui,iu/ii^
sectarfig a. 'impious
ian ; -iikm a. very painful, very atrocious, insufferable, insupportable.

ihiT, trg[, vn.

>

^tulg lihuMb^ s. wretched life ; -4^.^ a.

presenting the characteristics of a
malignant ulcer, pestilential, infectious, contagious; s. pe.stilence ; -{t^in
P-^pg s. execrable, abominable, ignominious vices ; -4* , -liphty a. evileyed, envious, malignant, malevolent;
-IflihiT, A-jf vna. to look on with an
evil eye, with displeasure, enviously,
to

envy

-4*af n.

S. 2"'/"'i""r; -yiiat-^

malevolence, envy,
jealousy; immodest, lascivious glance;
-yjojf * a. very painful or oppressive
-\pn,.pj, s. pain, suffering ; ill usage.
^u,pu,c,u,iuM!t a.healing, driving away
pain & sickness; salutary; -4.ira. illflavoured, ill-tasted ; -4.^u.i- a. of
ill-repute ; defamed ; - >un%yi_ or -4"^
puii-hiTva. to defame, to disparage, to
sneer at, to blacken, to asperse ;-4"'rn,j_ a. ill-insinuating, persuading, exhorting or inciting to evil; -^u-uiy^
p-l<Jh

s.

evil eye,

render evil for

to conceive an il-

Jpifij; n-mu/iifitr vn. to

good

-i,iup\iir vn.

affection for ; -4.ot. , _j a. of

evil origin, bad, wicked ; bad, unpleasant, disagreeable ; -4ulu4 * author,
origin of ill, of evil, of misery -4"'-.
licit

v.u!ii

a.

i-uMin a.

prone or disposed

to evil

-4"-

false, faithless, perfidious

e,uMi-uMmnL.p^\iiX s.

erroneous

-^

belief, er-

corrupt; diseased, contagious, infected;

-^u.i-ni-PJ> s. prejudice, presumption
-^uip a. meditating or contriving
ror, perfidy

-i,iui.hu,i_ a. spoilt,

^utpui7C2Cl> s.

destroying worm, evil

beast; fig. a.mischievous, full of pranks,

shrewd,

artful,

cunning.

^uipiuiTui^ a. worthy of a cruel death;

death; - uinih/j /_
to kill, to slay barbarously, to

ad. mortally, to
uiMMMlih/j

massaore; - ^*A/_, ifJUC, - dtn-u/ulrij

to die, to perish miserably -/L.4t._
p-Ji s. cruel, barbarous, most painful
death -'/"-yp s. a bad or wicked mother; unhappy mother; -iTuAf/ &c. S.
;

Ylapuil/uiH, &C.--i/ati^lra/h

JLip^

S.

libel

-_

of wicked people -./i.^

a. fighting with rabid fury ; combatting with malice; -Jtn- a. S. 2pu/;4;
slaying or killing barbarously ; murderous ; -jpu, a. evil-minded, ill-intentioned, malevolent, malignant, malicious, wicked ; cunning, crafty, cheating; -Jn/ii a. unhappy, miserable; ad.
miserably, unhappily, pitifully; -iTn^
n-wg a. forgiving , without rancour ,
pardoning injury -iTmni^p^Jb s. evilmindedness , ill-intention , malevolence, malignity ; cunning, wiliness ,
a. full

finesse.
^aipuffui^uiii^ a.

vious,

jealous,

ill- wishing,

meanly en-

malignant; -jy^a.

perturbing, troubling ; -^"-^j tg a. resentful, revengeful, rancorous, spiteful - Jfiiiru to bear or owe a grudge,
to foment rancour or hate; -^ni-^i-P-'l,
;

resentment for injuries, revengefulness, rancour, spite ; -/p s. a wicks.

ed man;

-joJ-iup a.

prone, disposed or

inclined to evil.
^aipuj'uuiluu.'iiia. extremely envious;
vying in evil -i<nr. ^i vn. to behave or act wickedly,to become worse,
;

to fester, to rankle, to sour, to

become

exasperated; S. "XsuMfuuiuifiir-^ -%t^ a.

foul, very stinking; -itir^fL a. false-

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884

2U.P

hearted, perfidious, double-tongued;

- q-uit-uiTCuHini-pJi foul treachery ; -.
'i'p^p a. ill-contriTing, malignant, malicious ; -"iin^i, a. of ill-repute.
2"'^u'^4 a- ill-gotten ; -^ut^m-Pj s.
illicit gain, usury; ~itni-li a. disastrous,
dismal, very grievous ; baleful, atrocious, ferocious; -^iJiii^a. pestiferous,
venomous, pernicious, deadly; -i5-^
. bad, very ignoble, vile, infamous
wicked, ferocious, cruel; unfortunate,
miserable, pitiful.
2"</><^u7> a. very ill, very bad, detestable, execrable; excessive, extreme, great, enormous; cruel, atrocious , unmerciful , insufferable ad.
very bad, worse, wickedly, cruelly,
unmercifully ; very, much, enormously, extremely, greatly; basely, miserably, detestably, abominably, execrably, devilishly ; - 4i"pt^u t ktp "ifhu to misuse, to make a bad use of,

^uipuMuiai^u,

^j

impious

a.

heretic;

idolatrous ; -uim^iiii.p[i.% s. impiety

heresy; idolatry; -/u/jy/o% a. idolatrous -uiaiuiu,^ a. fatal, sinister;-.

2D.P

doer, malefactor ; -puiiitrj; tjf vn. to

do evil, to harm, to injure ; -paipai^pB
evil-doing, malfeasance ; -piKum a.
springing from a bad root ; -pn,-buu,
fig a. malicious, artful, shrewd, cuns.

ning, knavish; - 4*""^^ artifices, intrigues -pni-lrumni.p-\<t^, s. artfulucss,

craft, shuffling, cheating.

2,ui[iwjn..j,u%kir va. to render bad,

wicked or worse, to provoke or excite to evil; to incite to anger, to exasperate, to envenom.
^uMpuiipuMit.

s.

uig

heretical, erroneous

heterodoxy

heterodox;

-^m.^^ a. very

a.

-{uin.nt-P-fiL% s,

sharp,

thorn-like, acuminated.
^.upq.mpni-l9Ti s. injustice, iniquity.
Au Ct GUfpaOie
liunh-iuiiiMiufufpifr
.

2-"/.t<>p S. 3,-ip ad.

& 2-i>lip .[guilty.

^uip/urptp a. enduring, suffering;

s. suffering,
[-im-'l s. indignity.

--?

^.upJ-uM'iif,

o.unworthy, undeserving;

be no more on good
be at variance with.

^-upftJ" vn. to

terms with,

to

^uiplijiauui

ftiTutq S.

^uMpmJpui

'.

['.,

lu,pad.\ -uiliqh- a.

very

filthy, slovenly.

S. ^uipui^ou

^^lupiuutu^

utrnSb

(X,

producing evil fruit; s. wicked offspring; -ukp a. inclined to evil, perverse, evil-minded, malevolent, malignant, wicked, mischievous -ufipm.^
;

love of evil, ill-will, perversity,

malevolence, wickedness, malignity
-ufipa, a.evil-hearted, cutting -<#mA-,^6ffb

s.

deformed, disfigured, very

o. ill-made,

ngly; -upuin^p-liJi,

^upfif, piruij, pko^ s. ill, misfortunes, adversity, disaster, calamity,

misery , tribulation , disgrace ; evil
deeds, malice, iniquity, rascality ; illusage, violence ; - m^ui^^ > the effects
of the passions ; ^ptog ad. badly;

wickedly; mischievously; spitefully;

^juppa i.npitt[_, to do evil, ill or wrong,
to injure, to harm ; - luoi,ki_ ^.Jhp^,
to speak ill of, to slander; S. ^-upu,.
luoutTiri iiupbtaa A iuipnu alh-puMliua/QX

evil-heartedness,

^pJbfj to rush from bad to worse, to

malign disposition, malevolence.

^upuiiluiilut^ a. very lewd, very libidinous, lecherous; -lliputf a. very

grow or get worse & worse ^ngpui_

lyVb ^laplrui fi ^apfiu Of tWO BVilS

s.

ferocious.

choose the

[money.

less.

indifference for
a. fatal, disastrous.

^MupituiP-ulipnt-P'^

tormenting, fastidi- {h't-k/j to be in

difiBculties
to suffer extremely; -.
nbut^ a. detesting malice or iniquity,
benign, perfectly good, virtuous; -.
"itu s. pessimist, croaker; -miru, -.
i,iku[,^a. of a horrible appearance, illlooking, evil-faced, very ugly, dreadful, horrible
-,k^jn,.pj. s. hatred of
vice or depravity, benignity, good3.u,i,utmu/i,2_ a.

ous, troublesome

ness, virtue.

^uipi,uiJ'p.uii-

2u'/>4""'

iuipni-huu,

galbanum

S. ISi^iP-

pernicious art.
Q,mpn,.p[,K.% s. wickedness, evil, malice, malignity, perversity, iniquity,
perfidy ; -Pp ad. wickedly, maliciously, malignantly.
2<<'/"'<-m a.

s.

sly,

unbecoming.

susceptible of pain,
passible, passive; -ipp a. suffering, in
pain ; -iPg s. fellow-sufferer a. com2"'/i/""4/i a.

^ailiuifiutp

vous, malevolent
ful,

harmful

mischiepernicious , hurt-

,j a. evil-doing,

unwholesome

#.

evil-

- ipihi_OT -^gliiT, t-jiiif vn.

endure or bear with another,

passionate
to suffer,

to participate or share in another's

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,,

2D.4>
88ii
211*
to compassionate, to condole
weigh ; to try, to feel ; ^irpi,f^mnjiilri_
with, to commiserate; -l,g^pts. suf-"L *- ftzii-nii, to do all by weight &
fering with another, participation in
measure ; tinin.n jS u%nni-aiullh-lj uth^
another's suffering; compassion. [ture.
igiu%iri_^-, to go rather too far, beS.o'piu.pm'b , j, s. instrument of toryond bounds, to outstrip, to carry to
^"piuMfiai'iip %ui^ s. passion, sufferexcess ; - ^'ife^, - t,. uui^Wu/ii ifbki_, to
ing, torment, pain, vexation, torture
place limits to, to moderate, to res- P^ our Lord's Passion ; -'i^u lipy^,
train ; i"*/. b -"- to restrain oneself;
to suffer; -i or -%jfc, Passover; -.
to keep one's temper ; huijuu ,uni,lri pi

woe;

^t j^

uMpuipfig if-'i.aijb , I will keep or

eat the Passover with you.
^uip^piui^np a. tormenting, vexing.

~nu hl/mJuili^ to spoud iu proportlou

to one's income i^mi_ p -"- to make
a bad use of, to misuse; uiniint.i_^
'iu/i.if.irpjl,
to take the measure for a
,

s.

passibility.

coat;
tj/i

2"7i/>*-/'.

torment, to

va. to

harass, to molest, to pain, to ill-treat,

to ill-use ; -^-rvn. to suffer, to be tor-

mented, vexed, harassed.

^"Pijiipltl^a.

tormenting,

aflSicting.

*2"/"/4it/i s. woman's veil.

S.aip'^.p S. 2<"/ ad.
[or equalled.

not to be equalized
2"-u'Hi'^' a. incredible.
^uMi-uiiniuW, m^ft vn. to disbelieve

SLuiM-uiiiiap^ir vn.

not to believe, not to give credit to.

2"<^ ntj or ng s. measure that by
which any thing is measured; extent,
dimension, measurement
quantity,
dose measure, bounds, compass mediocrity; moderation; rule, propor;

tion,

measure reach, value, capacity;

;

boundary,

limits,

end

mus. measure,

time; cadence, metre, foot, measure,

rhythm; age of discretion, manhood;

a. measured,
regular, moderate;
middle, moderate ;pr. even, to, about,
- pi^, some, a little
as, by, with
-i/^,with measure or moderation, mo-

ability;

derately in verse
p.ot/^
-nil_ p.<u%
- ^"'""'i""-'
verse, poetry
middle-sized ; l - i,uiubaii_, of age,
grown up, formed / -n- in proportion <Jto^ - as much as you u,phu,,rp.
-. to blood-shed; ft - i,uiuut'iik-i_, to arrive at or to be in the flower of manhood to become of age, to be grown
up, adult, marriageable ^ - mi-ni-pg
^uiuu/iihij to be getting old ft -- -_
%h-g_ ^uM%A%
Mf-^utbg^ f uiiiJ^%
to conduct oneself with moderation, to restrain, to regulate oneself, to be master of oneself; / -. m-ii-^, to confine within due limits, to limit, to keep
within bounds, to restrain, to repress;
^- mn^ini^u to measure, to prove, to
:

to

know one's
know not

- n^^/imt^, to

^uji.>

a man not to know mankind, to be

ignorant of human nature ; nt-Zumfe^
kp^jTuMir^-, to confirm on oath; pft^
ifmlr,fl!b fippti. mail to dig a hole to
a man's depth, to excavate the earth
to the depth of a man's height; niA/l
:

it has lasted for more then

nine hundred years .-%/i - J-iuJ'i%um__
^uplii.p u-Jh,^ it is a period of a
l/lf
hundred years, it is a century ; 4^*?^
^,i,p[-pn^^ -, about five hundred; S.
ijii'ii- ; //'"{p "lip -n^^ person of shallow
intellect or weak mind ; un-u,i.lr[_

plii-P u,ir,uj

.piuti f-'b,

very much, immeasurably,

exceedingly, extremely, excessively;

J/'^iti/^ - ti- puipA[,t._p - from the loins
to the thighs qCtiauutpuilf if-l^puti-
about midnight /.miaJ- puAlfu .pyy
when your word shall be proved true;
Ui,u^hu>i_ k -^ the measure is heaped
up fig. the cup is full.
,

^luipiiipuA

-u_

T{,ui,in^iijf-- uiiiiliii

fication

s. versifier ; -niJf s. versi-pt-p a. of a just measure,

symmetrical; ;?^. moderate, regulated,

of steady habits, temperate, sober;
-phpuiliui'ii a. measured, proportioned,
symmetrical; rhythmical, metrical;
-pkpiuui^u ad. proportionably, symmetrically, regularly; -phphiT va. to
reduce to order; to versify; -ptpnt^
symmetry, proportion;
. measure
rhythm, meter S. ^u,^iuq.ltinnM-P[ii-'ii ;
-f^m s. mathematician -j.[,mm^aA a.
mathematical; -iffiumt^pi s. mathematics; -iu,%g a. exaggerated, excessive;
,

&?na/A. hyperbolical; -ja<%yiy^4-quHi^ni.^ s. exagvmth. hyperbola

rhet,
*.

geration, excess
rhet. hyperbole ;
r^oa a. moderate in one's speech
speaking guardedly ; -ify a, measur-

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24-b
2b-p
without knowed metrical, rhythmical -liu,% a. me- through ignorance
[stupid.
ledge, unknown to.
trical -hbc moderate, temperate
;

"

-hba
trical

equal, proportional, symme-^^InT, t-^p

;

va. to proportion, to equal, to symmetrize ; -ligni-Pl' s. proportion, symmetry analogy; commensurability;

,

Pj -~i,u,uu4li a.s. grown up, adult,

pubescent, marriageable.
^uM^u/b , U3^ s- measure ; measuring
or measurement.
2/'<"/o.potent, powerful, sublime;
* s. moveable sheep-cote.
^.tuipa-piulis. calibre ; size ; capacity.
^ai,[,u.np a. of a just measure, measured, right, meet, proper, decorous,
suitable; middling, moderate, tolerable, so so ; moderate, sober, frugal
modest, discreet; -w^^^ iVi-ltr vn. to
deign, to condescend, to have the
goodness to, to favour ; -u,uiku ad.
with measure, sufficiently, well enough, so so; tolerably, moderately,
modestly, soberly ; -*-#/", k^^f, va. to
keep within just bounds or due limits,
-i,u,u

2,f[imni.

commensurable

27^<-in

confine, to moderate, to
- 110/1,1% to restrain oneself, to forbear, to refrain
from; -n,.pj, . measure, moderation,
limitation; modesty, temperance, mitigation ; sufficiency, mediocrity.

temper, to restrain

^mph-ip a. measurable.
^u]ffhj; tgf va. to measure; to examine, to ponder, to weigh to judge,
to conjecture; to reward, to return
;

like for like

ses

to versify, to

^uMthhutu

*liiruM

make

ver-

t^iupU

^l^q }tujinifl

he gave him six measures of barley.

^Mufini/^ s. measurer
-nt-Pf s. measurement; metrice or metrica.
2,""fy /13 a. moderate, regulated
-.p . measure, moderation; -^^ ad.
moderately, with moderation; u/,uu,,
liuin. liu,i_ -/>j
to be moderate.
;

want, lack

- ,for want

default of.

of, in lieu of, in

2?-w tj * nothing, not any thing,

nought ui- f -4- for want of; ^ -t [
ny luit^ij p -fj ^uiauit-u to create out
of nothing; --? .non-existenee,non.

Q.'fpirnj^

to limit, to

ignorant,

a. illiterate,

-ti

s.

useless thing,

s.

[entity.

^q-npitni- a.

good for nothing,

2fc^, A?

trash, rubbish, trifles;

idle.

po ck-mark; * S. 24^; -u,^wp s. pumicestone

-n,n a. pocky.
s. psoudobishop.
pseudopriest, bad or un-

2.tufPuinuiau
2,1^11^3 s.

worthy
2t-

now

priest.
2'fr-

ti-o conj.

not yet; not

till

nhuhaiij before seeing.

2,faiJ,ui,iJ,nLi, a. unshaken , firm,
;

ip-i.

solid.

sorry plight,

s.

2,q^i"l-

h 2f w
no matter, that
24:

S.

2^p

ill

array.

fli.

i4

P'i_.

nothing.
2.tu,l[aA a. unessential.
2l:"'^'"ifvn. not to be, not to exist.
2t?Tp w^a. neuter, indifferent; jr.
neuter ; -lu^uA a. neutral ; -uAuiJ", ui^
^uj vn.io neutralize each other; -_
Mfku ad. neutrally ; -tM,jn,.3L s. neutralization; -m^aM-juAtiTva.to neutralize;
-ni-PT'S. neutrality ; indifference.
24n-/?ft-'*' .?. the non-existent, the
void; S. 2?-v/n'-Pf'-'*"
*2ti. s. honeyless bee-hive ; S. tf -
24f iftba * 'lOD existing things,
is

>

nullity.

fountain-conduit of wood or
rabble, mob. [stone.
*2ff_*. spotted, speckled partridge.
*2ci

S,J-niin^t-pii. s.

3,[;t,ujj[,

2fii ic^ip

^lutpni^Uit

s.

S. ^utt^ni^i-l^pL^t

ex-

change, reward, return,

[true state.
2/^f />">-? s. ignorance of one's
^{LMpiriiiupni-Pt s. want of disposition to do good; selfishness.

HpiupP

-nf, a.

2p"'/>//"^/?f-*i

unwell,
s.

ill.

[suetude.

calmness

man-

^p%,ui-np a. unnatural,
against nature ; -^ s. med. non-natur2p>""4t/^a. uninhabited.
[als.
^fi'iiuiliu^.np

a tame animal.
^ttma/iip s. ignorance; u.n.
2?^u'2u>V<

[>

-%u,

Chinese.
*. China.

s.

fl^/Ai.

*2^i/"<"* *. green withe

holly, butcher's-broom.
2/'"'

or

S^liai

bot.

knee-

ia'"t S. tj"^""
not, there does not

2^ vd. there is

p-uipfi piyg Jji |],6-, no one

good save God only ; ,^u,ptini, {r
^ip u,kut.ui_, I have not seen Babylon;
ikp np ikp "-ph-^ there is no one ikp

exist ; ^/jp np

is

np
llip

ikp

body knows that;

1^ np kif^uililrf_ ^ulp^ nO OnO CftH

tt'"l'3k

fW?-"

''o

destroy

s.

a. s.

2/^* t- 1/:^*

it; ^fep

f7/j^,

tc iJtp, indeed

there

it is

is

not.

nothing;

;
.

,j
;

2np

87
2Ap

iiLet

nullity

nothing, nothingness

i^l, ad. for want of; [> ^Jip

ij-uipini^uiblrij to reduce to nothing, to
lun.

annihilate ; 4/-^ d^-t^L' il'-e

j-"ii"a //'**!.
to come to nothing, to be annihilated,
dissipated, to disappear, to vanish; int-uiil,

wane.
unheard oi ^m-t^i mn^

3,inM-t-uti_a.

2*'i/'4

iJriy a. of nothing,
of little value, puny, light, feeble, low,
despicable , frivolous , futile , vain;
very little, small ^if^ip *. thing of
nought, trifles, bagatelle ; eu- 4 </*-/_
P'i. ^iV'' '^P-k iu,airi_iLbun-pi, better
talk about trifles than remain silent.
S.'i'itu.i

to turn a deaf ear to, to desire

not to hear, not to hear on that side.

unheard

a.

^fumqnjf

s.

of-

inhumanity.

[or professing.

^^nuuinilu/tini-P-l,
3,fiuiji.l3ji s.

2.i-j

tri-

unfeeHugness,

s.

s.

uot coufessing

unwillingness,

ill-will.

-ni-i a. ill-grounded, unstable,

inconstant.
3,/ib-%^ia%p a. lifeless

mj

S. U.l^^^'i'/f.o.^

unoccupied, sluggish, slothful; -?. laziness, &c.

^i^uiiTiuq^lt a. of a different kind or
species, not homogeneous ; - i-npithu
^-_jn<.

a. lazy, idle,

to neutralize.

2*'^/'*

lnq.uiirf fniuutj vd* O. XjnfjS-uMiT*

&C. S, D?^<4"Y.' &0.

^nifiipinuifnt-pjtJi, s . uucharitable-

^nftiMuliuifj,

[fles.

serlous matters, no

^fuiu'iiq.uMiiuMiniu'b^

^ihi_,

2f'-/

ness, stinginess.
27 nif a. dry ; dried, arid, parched, dead ; - iai^ dry bread; - ^miai.
it-i_, to fast on lenten diet.
S.nc'^pti a. dry, frugal; - 4j dry
toast; - ulriita% , frugal table, light
meal;/S-ne-^S.fll"*/^'""'/""; ^ I^uiqJuih.

s.

linen-drier; clothes-horse

not to suffer.

-^A-u/j a.

xerophagus,feeding on dried aliments;

very abstemious -kl^p ib'i'b''' vn. to
live on dried things, to practise xerophagy; -4fe^#i-/3iP.nourishment composed ofdried fruits, legumes or herbs,
xerophagy vegetarianism rigorous
abstinence -zTu/jmij &c. S. inpm^tp
-jpi a. dry, arid, waste ; -*/,
&c.
utjay vn. to dry, to befeome dry; to
wither, to dessicate to dry up -int-m
a. dry, arid; -%n^ j. drying-room,
;

^tfOi'bq.nt.pJ-hir vn.

mean.

abject, very base,

24""-<""><<Y^ a- incredible, beyond

all belief; - p-m-kp, it seemed incre-

dible,

it

would be difficult to believe it.

^iflpi-P-f,^

s.

indocility. [powerless.

3,Jtk^n.%iiuiu

a.

incapable, impotent,

drying, desiccation
-ga,-^,M,'bl.-J' va. to dry, to dry up, to
render dry to decay, to wither ; to
drain, to lay dry -jn^-jfi desiccaQ.-ptu.^ S. ^npplru.^.
[tiVe.
^.nphpui^u/i. or nl' s. tetrachord;
-uiJlru^ a. quadrennial ; every four
years ; uiJiilrty or uhutu S. Q^npumJl.

place

-gnt-in,

s.

2,g_iaAtru/i> a. bat-like.

&C. S. ^Jlupq.^ &C.

^iHupPni- .-ia.incapable, awkward,
clumsy, bungling; -/-?*. in capacity.
^Jbii_a. innocent, harmless.
^Jtifuji/.puAp if-pnu-P-li s. not blaming, not finding fault with.
iii/uipif.ni-

disunion, disagree-

ment, variance.

[fleeting.

^Hhu^ib a. transitory, temporary,

^ir^'ii2y''""-"e '^- ^^^ eternal.
SLJnn-uijjui^uA a.

ever memorable.

3,juAijni-jli--ai_ a.

free

from

guile, in-

[adventure, misfortune.
Q^jai^nq^'-h s. UHSuccessfulness, mis9.ja,pni.l3i s. false resurrection.
^nt-utuil, a. unhoped for; hopeless,
desperate.

nocent,

Q,%u,^Ml>^lii a. celestial, divine, susupernatural ; excellent,

,
extraordinary, matchless, rare, sin-

perhuman
gular;

s.

phenix.

-u,%[iM- a.

four-wheeled

-i_

lp^%k%u,ir vn. to be quadrangular

^diAil, s. cornel-tree.
^Jl,u,p,u%nt-P-'B s.

M,tu,%

-_

quadrangularity, quadrature; -uAnt-lruA S. "piuitmif t. _

ini.% a. quadrinomical; -u#^.p.t-u4- s.
tetralogy; -mpfii-p S. S.nfke'i'apt'-p
iu%ipJr,ni-Pl,

s.

-puiJ-pii a. quadrifid

-pui^h

s.

math.

-.
quadrinomial; zool. quadrisulcus
./.{(u/rMiA a. four-chaptered, having four
- l],<.fe<.u#^uA
the Four
chapters
Gospels -^^tA t-ip a. four-letter;

ed, quadrilitteral, tetragrammato -_

a. tetrapharmaceous ; -^^_
Jbu,% or Jt a. four-faced ; -ij-puidku/b s.
tetradrachma; -l-.iu'i,, -!% hguJii^ a.
;

q.hqhui'i,

the four; -t-iik-phu/u S- 2"f*;^*'"_

a-k-uHi ; -hpf'iluipkriu'ii a. drawn by four
all

76

1;
;

anr
.

[tnt-p-],

a. hot. tetrapetaled

winged

-p-in-hu/ii a. four-

four-armed

^nplrplgtupi^k tuU

,y,

(year)

-Pl'

s.

mar. S.

^a-iuiTuMliuillbiub

having four seasons

ft,

four-seasoned

-J-u,Jtu,% a. of four hours

four-hinged (door) -itu,q.iru/i,

having four sides, extremities or
- liming, i,u/i, a. of four cubits
parts
-^uipii-lra.'b a. formed of four courses^
tiers or orders four-coursed *. mar.
quadrireme
-lihpuih,u'ii a.
-iihpui
four-faced, -figured or -formed; -^/A,
-J-iLf, a.

a.

quadruple, fourfold ; ad. quadruply, four times as much ; /?/tp -^

alg. biquadratic numbers ; ^wmn^j^j
- , I will repay fourfold ; -l^iulil> ad.
four times quadruply -litilnr, hglva.
to quadruple or quadruplicate, to increase fourfold ; -liun.-p-'l, s. quadruplication; ~lin,iJku!h a. quadrilateral;
-linu.iip a. twisted four times ; -4"-_
ilruM% a. quadratic ; -lin^l, a. squared;
s. quadrate ; -lim-um^pl, s. quadrilateralness ; quadrature ; -lipkl^i a. doubled
or folded four times -^uiiiu,phiu% a.
of four thousand ; -4"'i't'-p ^- four
hundred ; -4^^l^,/7/#^ a. four hundredth ; -i,y^hu.% S. ^niih^^uibliku/i,;
-jLiytitru/b a. mus. four-voiced
-^A-_
i/ni-u/iitufj a. four-storied ; *. house four
stories high; -Jtn.%p s. quadruman a.
quadrumanous -Hi.u'i.kuy a. quadripartite; -J'uMuXni.p'^s. quadripartition;
-iTuipJli'i, a. four-bodied (fabulous animal ) -juiifi^ ad. on all fours -uAfium
s. tetrahedron; -%^cpir,y a. composed
of four elements ; -^."p"./? , /. or -iu,puiPp , p^-y s. Wednesday; S. 0/;
-atnuAtlw a. tetrameter; -n^riji s. quadrivium a. quadrivial; -,uiu.inl,^, &c.
liiiiuj a.

S. S.nptpit''' "^c- ; -a^LAtru/ii s. tetrastyle -umlt^ s. tetrastic -il-u%^ku.'i, s.

quadrisyllable; -ilmu,lihu,% S.
Imru/i; -mij/fi-fe-u/?/ a.

"?<.-<".'

four-booked (Gos-

pel) ; -iniuuui'b CI. fourteen four times

ten, lorty
-utuiutuinu^it-iAhuii t^li^n
;

moon

-muiuu/iiirpnpn.

teenth

a. all

the fourteen

a. four-

iij

OT ^[ili hant^u
-muiuu/Uoiilny a.

nuiuui'lilr^huili
;

of fourteen days (full moon); -mutp,

of four elements; -i/.t^.fr<- a.
quadriphyllous ; -il-hqlihu,"!, s. quadrivalves -ophu,, ^t/.^ a. of four days ;
ad. the fourth day ; - u,yt,^ med. quart-

phu/i, a.

ague -

p/rptt- slight
quartan-ague; - mfij. uu.u,n^^, very
bad quartan-ague ; -opkt'-.e v"'4'--i..
to fast four days lihpuMli[il,i_ ^nph-^u,_
i-ni-pp^ jjiuAii.iuir, to eat once in four
an,

u.i/b^

[use.

days.

dried curds for winter

pickled turnips to cook
*2'Y
for winter use.
*9.-i'P"''>' s.
/3/3/-s.

gypaetus.
2";.^%S. 2"/'2"/^/ a. fourth ; - /;.A , the fourth
part, a quarter, quadrant.
[oxen.
2"/7/>^./ ad. four times.
*2"f"jip s. leading pair of draught
^np,-Pl,Ji> s. dryness, arridity, de*9."pP'''i"'-i_s. zool.

[siccation.

2"^""-"' a. dry, arid.

[or sources.
four springs

^npu q-

S. ^"p.e
^apuu,lp,k,..'b a. having
,

full

anh

S88

- Ifnip a. coaeh & four; -jo_

-p-tpP-t^uA
s. tetradynamics

horses

of four mouths.

^npu.aiTulrMu'i, a.

^nputiyii S. ^nptf^ni-ap [^fiOTmi//.

3,npaninu/r'[i

fl.

2"fi/<A-"4.the

four-footcd; s. S.2''^_
number four ; a. four.

^nppnpff. u,^ a. fourth ; ad. fourthly;

four ; quarter ; - muiaii forty ; i^pl'j
~iuj qlfiini^np^ , four quatemions of soldiers ; -^ the marrying four times ;
the fourth marriage , or the fourth
time married ; -./*-. s. tetrarch ;
-u,,l,ui s. tetrameter ; -nt-Pf s. quaternity ; uilruini.p'f- s. tetrarchy.
inp_p p[ij a. four ; uA^r, four
times ^ ii'p" ?*"y.' ^o go upon all
borne by
fours ; paipitii>i_ fi inppij
four men; np op - t[ii ui,ranp,, on the
fourth, on the fourth of the month.
^np^if<^ s. a coach & four; quadriga.
2,np^rnuA^ s. quadruped.
2">- nji s. way, road; journey, travel, voyage; departure; decamping;
removal, removing; march, marching;
campaign expedition ; - ufiAt_, / ui'h^uAhu to begin a journey, to set
,

*.

out, to start, to go away, to leave, to

remove; - .n.%t^ qopu,^, to decamp,
to break up the camp, to march.

2"<-"A, u/j s. twine, string, cord,

rope; line, halter ; -u.<J^.o.-? s. stretching a cord ; -uJ'uA u,^ a. cord-twist,

rope-maker; -*-.,, -h .it'll a.

made of cord -im^ l.upui^u/b scourge

ing;

*.

of cords, rope's end.

2n-<'t.
&C. S. ^^i-iJa.
.

2,n'-'upajpn^Pl,

ing,

s.

&0.
departure, remov,

removal, decampment.

'

2fa
Q,at.lrj; kj[, vn.

fig.

cloth, woollen cloth,

s.

/i

wool-stuffs ; -tu^npb^ , lug s. woollendraper; clothier; -lun-npirni-P-'t s. dra-

pery

cloth-manufactory

~u,i[u,TCuia.

loured
J'uii s.

to drink -

-ujifirpit

tug

co-

lufn/ii a.

s.

pot; ~uti[iu7Cuin.

^tMiui/iirgnqni-p-lit.'ii s.

maker -..
oy
dealer.
;

5,

tho disregard-

ing fasts.
3,"ik"' a. useless, good for nothing,
vile, bad, worthless ; -u mnXh/j not to

care for or about, to do without, to

dispense with, not to mind, to neglect,
to pass over, to omit.
iui[tuiy a. useless ; -.p s. useless
things, futilities
not to need.

trifles

-u/rjunT vn.

[ness, simplicity.

3,u%uii^uip!^ai.pf

unostentatious-

s,

Almighty hand to send ; --/?^<A *.

want of necessary things, indigence,

^nt^iki-np a. poor, moneyless.

^njiiiibiilip ib'bf'ir vn. not to mind or
listen, to be inattentire, to disobey.
2/i^mi-/i a.uneatable; unfit for food.
*2'p"f5'" > ^ *. chocolate ; puiJ-uili Jp
- a dish 'of - /,iuin.%l,i^ -[, stick
,

poor, to become needy, to want, to be

in need, in extreme want, without
resources, in straitened circumstances ; Mi t^titt^winl^p luilhltuiqop Ah-fiM an
a,pJtu,iilr[_, it was not difficult for Thy

necessity, dearth, beggary, misery,

poverty ; penury ; privation ; - f.u/b,
ini-g embarrassed state of the finances ; -/3p {tu.^^, to live in straitened

drapery, cloth-trade..
SrK-Y^w^uin. a. unorthodox.

ltir,nhi_

2Pn

^89
mnit-J";

S. fi""-

to die[cloth.
3,nL./uuM^hui a- dressed in woollen
2>'<-^'iy>

circumstances, in poverty / -E 4</

he is in great want, he is very poor.
;

2,^Ji-q^ a. innocent, inculpable

-^
excuse, justification f - luniik-u
to excuse /i -u or -tk" //**/_ to excuse or justify oneself, to dissemble ;
to hide or conceal oneself.
;

I*,

Sj!*'"'/^. I'g a. rare, curious, admirable, charming, superb, excellent.

2^%<y./ft,j^a.verycharmingygraceelegant; -q.piL.in a. rare, excellent,

singular, matchless, unique, incomparable; -n-kif a. fine-looking, of a
charming figure, handsome, graceful,
beautiful; -^-up^. a. magnificently adorned; -lihpai a. admirable, beautiful ; -litrpui ~^% a. magnificently constructed, sumptuous, superb, magnificent ; -<Jt. a. fine-shaped ; -uiku ad.
excellently, admirably ; -mt-a -mt-^
ful,

^HhuMuutlitup a. inoffensive,
less ; -nt^p}, s. inoffensiveness,

harmharm-

[posed to labour.

lessness.

2i^ifou4/' a. indolent, idle, indis3,u,tru,

mg

utiubtrlt

blind

a.

to,

Hi%hnpt

conniving at;

uitultirgj

tO ClOSO

the eyes to, to pass over, to wink

^.pyP s. negligence.

pseudopontiff

-m-PlitA

s.

at.

s.

pseudo-

unfortunate country.
reduce or bring

2^>ji.ju<%-</'z)a. to

to nothing, to annihilate, to dissipate,

to destroy.
S,^iui-np a. needy, indigent, necessitous, poor, beggarly ; - triTjmJk I
possess nothing, I am pennyless - 4he is in a state of necessity, of want,
poverty or need -ui^uA a. profitless,
,

>

unprofitable

-/.r,

tj</ vn. to

[ishing.

S. 3,^'buinMnq.ij:

astonbeauty, delicacy, gen-

2^^<uiy//u>j a. bewildering,
^piuii/ni-l, s.

tility, grace, handsomeness, elegantie,

gracefulness.
i^liinp ntt-nj uifruig a. VilC, abjoct,
worthless, despicable, mean.
,

i^nntnpir o. SiPntbuMiT.
^^ni-p-liiX s. annihilation

bishopric.
^foAaiiT, i-giy vn. to come to nothing ; to be annihilated, to perish, to
vanish, to disappear.
^..^uMumiuti

"Al

grow

pearance; - ju'iiii-pn)
of a question.

disap;
the knotty point

;:

90

fllU,l

fllilVj

f^u./ut-^ai.jui%t,r va. to frighten, to

dismay, to strike with consternation,

terror or dread, to terrify, to appal*Hu,/ak^ a. well boiled.
^uifufiir, k-ijuy vn. to be frightened
at, struck with consterBation.

<ll

[ment.
female ornarupture
%ulun,-!ih s. breakage
split, cleft
fig. great fright, consternation, terror, dismay.
<I|u.^(/ a. afraid, timid.
fl|i/uX'u.-.A^

*.

._j

<i)u./u/._j

(be) uik s. the twenty sixth letter

of the alphabet & the twentieth of the
fll

consonants
uf, si, eight hundred;
eight hundredth.
It is sometimes used instead of
<i>i/^-.i/iy^
as
the letteTs p & -t
\

nuu^linu^b

tiii/uf

tunnel uttlfiiitnn*ui

iit^ul^uMl^u/b utrthtul^uih

Ltupiuig^LuM^

^ut^^ut
'l|

&C. S- ^usli^ui

aiqnc^ o.

^aishJiMn

S.

m|

atunM-p

Gr. W. S.

&C.

QuAy

"lui/iuuuMit 0 pu#/fuufZr

(Sj

h-n-n%

\j

^lu^uui, p, -%, uiuhi s. palace, hall;

court; hotel; -uliu.'t, s.courtier, gentleman of the court.
uig s. aposteme
^uMfuip
imposthume, abscess, suppuration, pustule
,

boss, stud; - tpuitiin^ bubo; -ui^ujui

a. studded, adorned or set with studs;
-uAiuij", lu^uij vn. to draw to a head, to
gather, to suppurate, to form an abscess ; -uyliii a- papillary ; -mt-np a.
pustulous, pimply<I|u>^<n<-% s. Latin w. pallium,
[beef.
V\a,/u Pj a. sodden, boiled s. boiled
<l)ii/^<u^c/' a: precipitated.
,

blame, contempt,
reproach, reproof, reprehension.
Vlmfiuipui/jlrfl, a. contemptible, blamable, despicable, reprehensible, cenV\ui,iiu,pu.i([ai'iip

s.

surable.
<I)u<^<u^u,^/r./', /r^[, va. to blame, to
reprove, to rebuke, to reproach, to
find fault with, to reprobate, to disapprove, to condemn, to censure.

s.

halter, bridle
iffiit-ij

p-a,^

break

to

<I|o^4

s.

French w. female jewelry.

defective, imperfect;
*"-" ~
~

<Q</<4u>, /5 a.

&C.
In foreign words, the letter p is
changed by us into v; for example:
Peter, Passover, Probus, &c., fllA-.
utnnu 'l|ff/0u# ^\pnp.nu &C*
^u3f.u^ilTir, ^f va. to kiss ; to adore;

fituip

pi^nf

from the halters.

^lu^pk'tg * money, effects, property, goods; provisions,' victuals
cattle -^4 * some money.

J- or -aiP-uM^i

i^ti_

ad. less

pt- t'-ke

b3^'^> iS^i-

what do I still want for ? ^i_

.pfrj^. what do you want for ? -

l-ghJ",

4-

iiiiiAir[_,

with

to

do without,

to diminish

destroy, to

to

to dispense
deprive of; to

kill.

privative ; defective;
-Jpu, a. narrow-minded, crack-brained, senseless, insensate, foolish, stolid, silly; -iTuini-pJ s. narrow-minded<I|ui(uii/u<^<u% a.

ness, silliness, simplicity, foolishness;

-iTopni. or nt-u a. scant-bearded ; -i-np
a. S. fl|u/iju/i# ; faulty ; - piy , defective
verb.
^uiduiutiT, A-j/i , -uftiT, Irgi^j vn. to
to want, to be wanting in, to
lack, to run short; to lessen, to grow
less, to diminish^ to cease; to weaken,
to swoon ; to die ; ast. to be eclipsed
fail;

int-uili

wane

-tu^ p

foolish; -huMi_h'h

ntf-j,^

tTiniu^

mad,

%g, they are

exhausted, worn out; -y^^ui^\,,r

my eyes are weary
with weeping
Jp Pk -l^^-y^ t'^.P'
have you perhaps wanted for any

jiupu,iuunL.,ug

thing
mntJf,

^p"i_ "OL. ~"^r f^^ t p-"py^uMU_

what was wanting to my hap-

piness

^uilfiiuut-jnt.ju/btJ' va. to lessen, to

diminish, to decrease, to reduce ; to

deduct, to restrict; - [, Jt2st' to take
away, to deprive of life.

want, fault.
want, failure, diminution, decrease
deficiency
fault,
imperfection blemish, defect ; dearth,
^luliuiE^npif., lu^ s.
<1)u/("<u'><-/?A

*.

penury;

fllttt

eclipse; - ^c%^, wane.

^m^uiuni-Sii s. wanting.
asl.

<i|I"4<^n/;2.^ ^61'y vigilant

mg

%ue,u,ii,

s.

warden guard, garrison

guard, senGates, straits; pass,

defile; fortress, fortified place; - /t_
iruj^nu, ^npuuihuiii, the Genius
liu^
of death, Satan ; - m^iku ^^t^, t
compel, to constrain, to task, to force
;

Q|i4'i'"<-<r,

lini-girmi_ vn. to

^-11^1

he

amazed, surprised, petrified with astonishment ; to be frightened, appalled, terrified, dismayed, palsied or stupefied with fear; to be struck with
terror; to shudder, to tremble.

try; -

[with, to fall in love.

^u^iiTvn. to become enamoured

^u,/f^m ,ug a. impudent, salacious,
lascivious, libidinous, lewd, lecherous, licentious, hbertine
obscene;
,

-uifLiup ad. dissolutely, lavishly

-<#..

I{u/b a.

libidinous ; -Ir^ni^gu/blrJ' va. to

take the eye, to attract all eyes ; -/i/r,
^3'y vn. to give oneself up to lechery
or lasciviousness, to lead a dissolute
life, to live in debauchery; -n^pf s.
dissolute life, impurity, impudence,
lust,

lewdness, lasciviousness, leche-

ry, obscenityfl\u,^ni.3L

,1.

%ulincgni-in,

%ui,, n<-g s. guard, guardianship;

guard, sep^ry, mounting guard; watch;
watching ; hour, moment, time guard,
guard-house, post, vedette prison
occupancy ; siege ; - ^n.-n-t/ S. 'I|.4u.4;
from time to time; jiu/bW -nt.,
then, at that time ; [ -nti jupnt-W, at
the time when ; juMn.uii.ou,ni^i -ntX it
was already the morning watch; {
^pnnpi^nt-iT #!_ tbj^fvu^' about the
fourth watch at night; ^ - '-ioffh, to
keep the country f - uA^fih to save
his life; - .-'fcfc/^. to guard, to defend ;
;

'

to
f,

f ^ aipl^uAkij m^ik/^,
to arrBst, to put in
- urpliuMbku f, - uin%ni-u to be-

mount guard

-nt- uMniint-i_ ^ip

prison

siege, to

occupy

>

^.^Ay.

or place in reserve.

/ -

>

to

keep

^^utuiiuiit

tutor;

^.f^aii,iujnjq_.

fast together.

^uMC,u,lil,g lp,l,,rvn. to
<n<4<//>ii-/? /.'< s.

ing guard
drudgery.

mounting or keep-

villenage, statute labour,

[vedette.
^iii^mjnji^s. guard, sentinel, sentry,
;

uy s. iron or wooden tiebinding-piece, notched-rail,

(I|u<4u.>/f.,

piece,

brace; buttress, flying-buttress -.

li-uui a. fastened, tied with a tie-piece;
sustained by a buttress s. S. fl|<4"*'?-;
-kiT, tj/i va. to brace to prop with
buttresses. [jt.4;-^, garrison, guard.
;

<1)a/4<%>j i.

consternation, stupor, astonishment,

stupefaction.
^lali^iW, IlkuMj Vn. S. H4*"'-^) to
feel giddy, dizzy or stupefied withfear.

guard;

guard, garrison; guard-house;

-tiuiuikuM s. commandant of a garrison;
-^u,i[,ai, uy a. compelling to fatigueduty or task-work ; -liu,^n^ ip-f'J'vn.
to change the guard, sentry or watch,
to make the round.
%ui,uMiiyj; b-jf, vn. to apply oneself
to, to avail oneself of.
<1|i4<(-^ u#j s. overseer, surveyor;

fear, "fright, terror,

s.

uM^ s.

^luifUilituu
U.J s.

fright, start.

to dismay; to chill, to make one's

blood run cold, to dispirit, to damp
the courage; - u4^i-, to chill with
horror.
[ful.
(I| uilini.g,u'iMnquiliui% a.frightful,dread-

to villein service.

fH.ti^nt.ju/i.lrj',

gf, va. to scare, to

affright, to terrify, to strike with terror, amazement or stupor, to astound,

q.ni.n.'ii

'^"iitrj-L.^uAk^iT va. to bewilder, to

dazzle.

guard.

keeper, guardian,

<l)u>4u.%^,

prison, dungeon.
s. credit-side, credit;

fy

V\ui'iui%,upuA . praetor's court, tribunal, court of justice, judgment-hall.

<I|a.4,%^ a.. exigible.

flluj4u/i.tir, L-^p va. to exact, to recover, to require , to claim, to lay
claim to ; to examine, to discuss ; ^A^u to claim, to challenge, to demand ; - ^ ^u>mu,umuA^ to require
jni-tlk^pk inif.fi'ii
to Tcquire
[ praj one's soul of one ; - rjunrpiup^^u to
punish or chastise the impious^; ilpkJ-u
- to avenge, to be avenged -^J" vn.
f.uM,naiuuiui%
to be exacted, claimed
-, to be compelled to give account
of; 49?/2 ^aopiutf-niliU u^m^iub2h uqpu
the rich shall suffer great torments.
<tiia^uA^^a. exacting, requiring, demanding, reclaiming; s. pretender,
claimant -^i_ s. exactor ; receiver.
,

,;

892

<1|U.2,

.^u,';iu%,ii-Hh

i-

exigence

demand,

recovery, request requisition ; pretention discussion ; u/iilipu,^ - exaction, extortion; jhu,a - ifiiibgy claim,

<Ilu/4a.?j^.iprisonment. [ing, claim.

,ug s. guard, guardian,
superintendent, overseer;
sentry, sentinel; -^, guard, guards,
garrison ; S. 2,'^*-"'4 - v/?-^""""V'
vineyard-keeper; S. ^/it^^nm^ -[guard.
4| iu4<<"V"'^"'"V^<" * captain of the
^a,^,M,pu/i, s. object serving to contain another or others, trunk, box,
case, scrutoire, sheath, scabbard, cov* vestry-room
- i,ui/i^^
er, &c.
envelope, cover; - Rr/P-y pocketbook, portfolio; -ti/* tro,. to involve;
to enclose, to envelop, to encase, to
cover, to pack or wrap up -^4 *
small envelope or cover.
<I)u<4u.^4-ir
tjl> va. to guard, to
mount guard, to garrison, to mount
^u,c,,uuiu/i,

ijflspector,

>

sentry.
^uM^uijnii^ a. abstaining, abstinent,

fasting

-i.-/?/.iA s.

^a,c,ii,r,irgl,va. to

abstinence, fast.

proscrvo, to keep,

to maintain ; 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.
n.n,.p-l, -, to keep silence ;- ^rni^i
to refrain
to forbear , to
jfijy^k
avoid ; %/!< ufut^kiui^ ^uy or t it is reserved or destined for him to ; S.
>

fOnuuini-ffu

11 U.^
armlet
bracelet leather
- p-uipHi^
gauntlet
greaves legpiece; ilt-pm -, mail, coat of mail;

P^uiqliu,^

s.

hihufi Ire liiu^uj buff jerkin.

leather-cuirass,

preservative, de-

^,u^uiiiM%uiliuj'iM a.

phylactery -kta * fellowguard or guardian -imiT, o'juy vn.

to be guarded, kept, protected; to
beware, to take care or heed, to forbear ~iJih-ui D. ^ut^iuiMiatbuittiL-ut pu/ii
post-house
post
s. conservatory
shelter, refuge, asylum.
fensive

*.

to guard, to preserve, to keep; to

protect, to guarantee, to sustain, to
defend to shield, to screen, to secure
or shelter from to maintain, to entertain ; - qu,%i'ii , to guard, to pre;

serve oneself from

3V"y to
screen from the cold; -liT vn. to be
kept, guarded, protected.
^m^iMfuAli^, -%n,i^s. preserver,guardian
defender, protector ; -^numliu/b
S. 'I|"'4"'*"'4"'* -''"3 * prison ; -i/.i-_
P't .1. preservation, guard, protection,
defence ; maintenance ; observance ,
(l)<<'4<"<'4"'j fasting, [observation.
fllu.4p 4_j s. abstinence ; fast ; /t6.^tuiLiuuhnniuUMl^utia ]j@nt ; op ufiu^na
fish-day, fast-day; uiui^u iiui^lr[_, to
abstain from meat; to fast.
fll"t' A? *.fr08t, ice; sleet; * a. cold,
;

icy, glacial, freezing

; ^Mutu in--tt,u'b[,i_
to melt, to liquefy; -

-/*. to thaw,
'*"'-/*.>

reserve; keeping;
deposit, consignment; maintenance,
keep
sequestration
a. placed or
kept in reserve - 4oip /uui^uAj fattened sheep v-^t^ /I -^ to put in reserve, to reserve; ?**/_/> -, to deposit, to consign
to put in prison 4uy_
or f/itit^ f - or ^ -f to be in custody,
^uii^ituin, f,^

to freeze, to ice.

%iMM,iutii

&c. S. 2,""'^'"

>

&c.

grotto; - It'pt'''' stastalagmite.

^luiiuiuim'iih- -u,liuM% a. limpid, pure;
splendid, shining, bright.
fllm^mWuii.

lactite

*.

umnplfii

in arrest, in prison.

^,u4^..pf s. statute service, forced

[guard, to keep, to defend.

labour.

fl|.4%u,4 S. (Ii.4<i>(

^Hiu^nq^ a.

S.

-IrJ-,

tjf va. to

fl|u/4uyn7^;

keeping,

(HuM^u/u/ii S. 'Q<u4'"w"'^'* [pi^cserving.

^u,^uiu/i,il(/
uij s. guard, defender,
protector; armour, cuirass; preservative; phylactery; - -jt'fcp, defensive
armour ; - iu,%u,j,
breast-plate;
,

%u,iu,u,ut^iuMn.'i, a. suppliant ; ad. beseechingly, imploringly.

^uiiiuiuiu/iip . supplication, imploration, instance, entreaty, prayer, invocation, request, solicitation; rogation.
<I|u/Y<i.<.i^<r, hguj vn. to beg with submission, to implore, to supplicate, to
pray or entreat earnestly, to sollicit,
to beg for, to adjure, to beseech, to
invoke, to intercede ; wnunfuimu/iiu to address the most earnest entreaties.

"tutr^uuipui

dried

fig,

linnet

uiinfi^

tnin^[i S,

string of dried figs, a frail.

,,

es

fllU.8

ed
<l)i/^i/',

tjuy

to freeze, to be

t)n.

frozen, to congeal, to coagulate, to

thicken ; to catch cold; - jirpliu,[3-u

arm with

to

cuirass.

alum

aluminium ; -utputp s.alunite -f4 *. alumina;

-//luu, s. alumiriate
-m-ia s. aluming,
*^uiqinpaj^ *. iciclo. [steepiug in alum.
f^iai/J'uiliiu'i, a. oscillating, swinging,
shaking.
^uin,.!tL s. freezing
congelation,
eoagufation; cooling, chilliness; phys.
^M,iiiirq_, {, .

-*/.% s.
;

refrigeration.

^ 11 qui, quill t * specular stone;

rook-crystal; *ice, ice-cream.
pimple or
<I)<Y_u/i^, y s. shining
eruption: lustre, glitter, brilliancy;

vn. to shine,

sparkle, to
glitter; -n^m, s. splendour, brightness; -o-fca. shining, sparkling, brilliant; -ni.i^*. gallery, kiosk, canopy;
-A-./", t-^l,

sumptuous

to

litter,

(|).2C<u^>, .j s. cattle; ~^, means,

expedient, device; -/ i^mzTu/^A-^, to
seek the means to, to resort to all
sorts of expedients, contrivances or

shifts.
fll'uX'fu/ifnpn^S- s.

a.

cattle-breeder; -Jprn

block-headed, stupid,

silly,

stolid,

foolish-

gaining or procurlivelihood
subsistance

^uTCuipu/iip s. the

ing

one's

maintenance; food, victuals; means,

way, remedy, expedient.
^u,'2CuMpu,u{ha ad. bestially, brutally.

pasture-land.
f\u,i&pk,fl;% a. bestial, brutal; -j. *.
[nature.
beasts, animals.
^uiiCuiituMpoin

s.

bcstiality, brute
-pfiW, Irjjiy vn. to
provide, to get, to come by ; to try,
to endeavour , to remedy , to find
%,uTiaiptsiinL.ld-% s.
fl|m2rtfi-/",

means -

tj/.

to earn one's livelihood, to provide wherewith to live.

^iutCIiuiujIi s. delicious condiments.
;

q^hu/iju

adorned, beautified, set

decked, elegant; . jewel, trinket;

<Hi7CjX a.
off,

^uiT^nL.Tf.up.iu'i, s.

phrase-maker, bom-

bastic, fulsome author, hireling writer, affected speaker; a. emphatical;

-k-iT, hgf, vna. to speak elegantly
to
;

overload a discourse with ornament;

-n.np^ Ilia s. jeweller ; ~i^pt bedizened, bedecked adorned, embellish,

tic,

studied, affected, finical ; emphaelegant, pompous, [darling, deary.

^in-2Ci.7Cut^

chubby baby, little

imy *. attlrc. Orna-

s.

<))u.2C>i._2f<^<> .p

ment, dress, studied or elegant toilette,

finery; affectation, studied elegance;
apparel, furniture; doll; fig. false appearance, counterfeit show, disguise.
^ut^nL.Tdituiuimiu'lip S. doll

pUppOt

baby.

[quettish, dandy.
^u,TCt.TCiuukp a. fond of finery, co^u,TCnL.T<hJ; A-j/f va. to deck, to attire, to embellish, to adorn, to beautify, to decorate, to bedizen, to bedeck;
to paint, to plaster; to dissemble, to
feign , to disguise ; to give oneself
airs; - tfjh.pjpb'u to embalm S. l-liwi ;
,

UMit,iuil^
cunningly devised fables - 4^.
piuifni-p skilfully dressed meats.
~hitii(X. S. ^ujAniJSCuiqiupq.*^
"tlri^

fl|^.

^j

fairy, elf.

s.

<l|<^u'2<>

uig s.

successor, heir, in-

heritor, descendant; noble, nobleman,

prince, lord; -Ar, k-^fiva. to succeed,
to inherit; to
to master, to

make oneself master of,

domineer, to lord, to rule

. succession, inheritance, deseent, lineage; nobility.

^uijiu^i fui'iig a. noble.
[like.

over; -m.pin.'b
,

^uyiuli S.

''I";f 4

-"^

a. fairy, fairy-

to wait

fl|uyt4tA,

lii.-u,[_vn.

v\uij[3-liirt

~lrani^quallhj* a.

to serve.
''I

"v/^"*-.

autithlT*

^ujP-yj;

tj/f

'Iluy/3'^./",

hg-y

vn. to

burst, to crack, to split, to shiver, to

break, to cleave fig. to be transported by pride, to be puffed up.
fl|,/^^t.V#, -p-ni-tn. s. burst, crash,
crack, eruption, rupture, explosion.
^u.jP^ni-^ui'iiirj; jfi va. to burst, to
cause to break, to shiver, to cleave,
to break or burst open.
Cluy;

%yb'i jh"'3 * guard, guardian;

'

S.

^uyi_s. bailiff, city magistrate, ma[ous.

gistrate,
%u,fitlilru,% s. a. Paulician ; incestu^uybi-iL , 1IJ a. clear, limpid, pure
clear, serene, clean; gay; splendid,
sparkling, brilliant, luminous, shining;
bright, polished, clean; distinct, evident, plain; illustrious, glorious, far-

famed, renowned, celebrated f 4"V

i-hpiu -u, arrayedingorgeousapparel.
^uyituin.uipui'b a. spcaking brilliant-tr, frgf vna. to
ly or eloquently
speak floridly; -n^p-f s. florid style;
;

394

fllU.3

elegance of expression -ptplnrvn. to

be adorned with fine fruits; -fi-^u.
wonderfully beautiful, splendid &
handsome -i-n/ii a. very white, candid, very fair
-f.n.Xni.pr'f, s. brightness of tint, splendid colour -/^u./.^.
e. superbly ornamented, magnificent,
splendid, superb
-^ip^lriT va. to adorn with elegance -it.,p^n,-p-l,Jb s.
splendid ornament, embellishment,
magnificence, glory ~qj.lru.y q^t^jil'j
-^t, a. dressed splendidly, wearing brilliant garments
luminous
glorious -^.ii^, -^tin^it or -jy.tc
u-l-ir vn. to dress oneself splendidly,
to wear superb apparel, to bedizen
or bedeck oneself elegantly; -^^*-_
,iini.p(, s. luxury in dress
-pki- a.
brilliant-winged, superbly feathered;
-ISU" very luminous, glittering, dazzling, refulgent; -/,o a. clear speaking
eloquent -l,ki,u{l,J- S. fll/y*^..
n^uiltuitiT; -likpuini-P-ltJi, . Transfiguration
-liirpu, a. magnificently built,
superb -^^lin. a. well-matched, very
resembling; -4^<^ a. wonderful, a;

mazing

-'luiW, fifty vn. to

become

to

to sparkle,

brighten,
clear; to shine, to glitter,

be resplendent; fig. to
shine, to render oneself illustrious, to
to

flourish, to signalize or distinguish

oneself, to be remarked, to become a

person of note

-h-iu.'b

a. glorious, il-

lustrious ; -^t'lini-P [>-% s. sumptuous

building; -ujt" orf. splendidly, glori-

pompously
magnificently
-tMiumli a. crowned splendidly, wearing a brilliant crown
-^o.yt^i.^ a.
very fine, magnificent; -mt^^ a. of
ously

a shining aspect, luminous, brilliant;

-^m-gu/iilrJ' va. to clear, to brighten,
to render brilliant, to give splendour;
fig.

to

cause to shine, to render

illust-

rious, to distinguish, to celebrate;

- ipufbu to render clear, to explain,
to dilucidate -tl.yiji. shining, spark,

;;
,

nia
<I|</.yY_/4.as.dazzling, hallucination
^oMjiTu/ii

uy

s.

condition

nature,

circumstance ; conditerm, measure, rule, limitation,

state, quality,
tion,

close; part, article, proposition, transaction; stipulation, agreement, trea-

compact, pact; - uA^pu,^

von; - J-m_
appointment, assignation -

ty, bargain,

J-h^Mn, condition, sine qua

iFui'iiiulili

condition, state, circumstance;

- "iiuiJUmIi original draft of a treaty or
contract; 4iyjniLuf4-/y -.._, in an interrogatory manner ; -"t arf. upon
condition, on terms; - ^1>^^, to place
or impose conditions, to make a contract, to contract, to bind oneself by
contract; S. 3'<"/ia^"4"'4t'"
fll'yj'u/iim^lip s. contract, covenant;
lih'iimg

-j.pn..p'f s. agreement , convention

-J-,air s. de\ay ; -/i-ui, -i-np a. condi-

tional.
^umiJ;,!i,Uj; h^l, va. to agree, to conclude a treaty, to stipulate, to con-

tract

to article; to qualify, to limit.

<I|u>//ii..u<//i( s.

fifty

pounds.

bag, pouch; - np^

unj game-bag; - m-i/kt-npui^, cloakbag - If^n-n^ "hi/b^nLp-h bag of falso
weights.
(I|ay.^^ n.h,ag s.uotch of au arrow.
*fll.,,, ^j s. iron, horse-shoe.
^lujiniup [is. Persian ui-hoTse-shoer,
shoeing-smith, farrier; -ni.pf s. farflluymtiT, tj/. va. to shoe.
[riery.
^uijtpuip
uij s. Persian w. debate,
dispute, quarrel, strife, controversy;
ff/t Jtuutiprt t/inuitttri n p. nt-tlb-p f tO
open a question or controversy, to
debate, to dispute ; -ti/*, tjf -f /", t_
jiuj vn. to create strife, contests or
law-suits, to litigate, to question, to
dispute; to struggle hard, to fight, to
"I|

"/o-u.u^

u/j s.

battle; -niSh S. 'H",^"';'^u/i,

comb;

fj

hot.

s.

round

loaf,

bread ; honey-

hen-bane.

ling, glittering

;
-.J-n-i^s. clarinet.
^ybuin-kpu/iiii. a. bright coloured;

-kphua. of a bright countenance, gay,

cheerful, sprightly.

cloamess, light,
brightness, splendour; lustre, brilliancy, magnificence, glory, celebrity,
^tyiruiiLni.piiL.'i- s.

renown; magnitude;

vivacity, serenlimpidness, purity,

[cians.
%>>i,iu,l,h'iin,up% s. sect of the Pauli-

ity

<1)u<^i^-i/^ a.

Gr.w. papular.
ad. like a pilgrim

^M/iiq-luuiuipiup

-l,u,% a. travelling, wandering;

-^fj s.
fellow-pilgrim; -"timir S. <ll<i.1i^^#fr;
-fcnj *. this earthly pilgrimage ; hospice, inn for pilgrims, foreigners or
other travellers, khan, caravanserai.
^u/ini/uuiirjni-gut'bkJ' va, to cause to

emigrate

to

estrange

to

convey

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,,

895

<I|!).C

transport or remove from one's country, to cause to inhabit another place,

to dwell elsewhere.
^uA^fuinliT, hjiy vn. to emigrate,
to leave or quit one's country, to remove from, to be estranged; to go on
a pilgrimage.
<SluA,^p,mm-l3-[it.% s. condition of an
alien or stranger; emigration, transmigration, migration pilgrimage;

^u^^ilfn^, li,-[i,

hotel, inn,
tavern; -aiaiui% or ^^tu, s.
lii-y

pack-horse or mule -uipii^ a. well

provisioned or furnished - uin.%k-i_, to
victual, to provide, to store, to stock,
to equip; - ^n,.i_, to stock or furnish
with all sorts of provisions.
*.

.Pandora's-box.

^u'liff.nppnt.p'h s. stupidity, silliness,

%u^phj;

^ufb^.n^juui

^/uuiiuj

s.

surround -k^[^

i)Utch

i^nnift.-/t iTtua-nt-nui^

boasting; -^.n/t^j ad. excellently, sublimely , eminently ; -[t a. glorious

praise-worthy, laudable ; magnificent,
pompous, excellent, sumptuous; sublime , illustrious , renowned , distinguished.

^u/iiinii^iM-^ui'btrir va. to

praise, to

exalt, to flatter, to laud, to

^iuiitni-pf

s.

boasting

bragging.
^u/b^piuut

I,
,

-^oi
ui^

s.

s.

appanage.

s.

<Ha,^ntili a. adorable, worshipful.

fHiu^,lrin,-Pt

worship; idolatry;

s.

service.
<I|u.^aitir, ty^ va. to adore, to worship to minister, to serve, to wait on;
to administer, to confer; to officiate;
to provide, to furnish ; to exercise, to
employ ; - qluap^m-pij-a to administer
the Sacraments ; - ^mn-iujni-Pi , to
serve; -/./ t/n. to employ, to use, to
make use of, to avail oneself of, to
;

adopt.
<Hui^nni-SL

ministered
service

s.

worship

u./iAoi.^,

to

adoration

be served or

to.

U.J s. defender, patron,

protector, favourer; minister, servant;- apt patron saint, patron ;n-iuuil

advocate

attorney

i"*/.'

vaunting

^uM^utuimiui^

Gr. w. pancra-

cheese-maker;

. chem. easeum, casein; -iluiTCam.

cheese-monger; -%utirvn. to curdle,

to coagulate as cheese.
(Hu/iipat-iofi
^ s. milk-diet, fasting
on lacteal products.
^ut^uup.iaj #. provision, viaticum,
food, victuals ; victualling, providing,
,

provisions, stores, equipment; the

Holy Sacrament.

swelling, tumour.

commend.

-a^/A
s.

seed cucumber.

^^Mi^ai-iuili s.

to defend, to protect, to
^ai^inuiu/iiuilim'ii a. dcfcnsive. [assist.

[tium.

f^u,%piuii.nph

s.

to, to invest.

(H,u^,uiiii%

vaunt, to glorify, to sing the praises

of, to extol, to cry or preach up, to

-^

^uiiinuimui^uiii

- to make cheese to curdle milk.

^u.'hitujp.u:!.
a. eloquent
fluent

<Hai^u,pni.ah s- siege, investment,

blockade, surrounding, occupancy; innuijy, anxiety, preoccupation; ^**t
^uiu /> uiiu^piTiuii to fetter, to put
ir-- j'^p.
into irons, to shackle ; {
i-hi^ lupiiuM'bhu to besiege, to lay siege

foreigner

%lri_

-^nf^ a. besieging

the besiegers.

the besieged.

s.

(|)u>2<u/>^^,

<Hui^uiiu:^ s.

pilgrim.
f^iaiifptir va. to propagate trees by
layers of offsets, shoots or suckers,
fl|uj%^^^ s.provining.
[to provine.
(f{iui(3-tn. ,
Gr. W. S. 3"^2^'
^u/ii^P "iipy or "iipt s. cheese ; - 2,"^uMitutpnf

tj/l va.to besiege, to in-

vest, to beset, to blockade, to occupy, to shut, to encircle, to enclose, to

foolishness, simplicity, rusticity.

emigrant, alien, stranger

s.

hostelry,
inn- or tavern-keeper, host, landlord,
master of an hotel; major-domo, housesteward; {[Hi -ft, hostess ; -/unjtioni-//
s. hostship , inn-keeper's calling ; [silly, foolish.
Ifiini^, hostess-ship.
^uAl.nfp a. hare-brained, stupid,
%u'bii.nptu/ii uini-^

niic
^aii-upuipuiiiJ a. carrying victuals

ipit-i_a..Jt_p

royal service ; life[guard.

client.
^ui^taiu/iit-iT, tri/^ vn. to defend, to
protect, to sustain, to favour, to support; to save, to preserve, to keep;
to care, to take care ; - in-irP- <u'i,Jc[fb
s.

fl\iu^uiaAuii.np

s.

do nothing but defend oneself, to

remain on the defensive.
to

^ui^MMiuAJi^, -^n^uiliiuu a. defensive;

-^inqai-Pfi s. protcctorate.
s. defence, protecguard, auspices, patronage, stay,
support, favour; apology, interces-

%ui^uiiJbni-P'lt

tion,

77

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596
sion; service, office ; g -p oppua^,
under the aegis of the Law.
V\uM^aiw%ni^ilii s. protection.
(Qu/^not. uiuitTu/bij s. worship, adoration, latria, religion service, office,
,

ministry; ceremony, mystery; service, office; employment, function,

duty, post, place - aitiu/IA divine
worship ; - 4-j i idolatry, the worship of idols; u%r,a,[i -, superstition;
-'i!u2hglring
burial service; burial;
- piupji piety, religion, fear of God;
^UMUtnpiai^tuq u^ui^ ut ifh L^fn ,publlC fUHCtions - or uiai^i,u,JhiJiip Olympic or
public games / a{u,^,,ujJh/iiJ^ by pro;

flian-

minister; servant, domestic, waiter,

valet; administrator, ofiiciating, deacon; a. religious, pious; - y^^wpm.^
/3, Minister of Justice; S. fll<^.oi,
(!\iuuilrpui^r, &C. ; - airiij^'b ilpliJ-lui^i^
l-pni-P^h instrument of divine vengeance ; -:p Therapeutse , servants of
,

God

leSSlOn

tion,

'Ij

#^io A- lff Jtuuufnia^tun 'l|#^

fulsome

sire, *

dad

grand-father,

s.

pope, pontiff.

'"^luufuiii-uji.iiMti

papist; -^loi^
papist; - /<;/#_

a. s.

fj

a. papal, pontifical

%.-Pf

diviuO officB.

flattery.

^a,u{, f or n-i uj

s.

S. f^.,,iin^pt; -liui%n.-Pt

pistry, popery.

mute or speechless,

S.

complimeuts, adula-

s.

the Minister of Public "Worship ; - u,iJ,Iti_, to pay one's court to,

to court, to flatter; - uinXm-i^, to be
honoured or adored, to be ministered
to - i,utpliitfuh i_, mu/iihi_, to serve ; f
uim^nuijh/ii li'"L: *o be in the ministry;
MMia,^,lri_q- to exercise one's trade or
calling; - ,AA^, to serve, to worship, to adore ^ - uiaJmi^u to adore
mu,.r.,yijji

courticrs.

-;f!

f^ui^no'bni.li^

uip^niSbhuig

%a^o%hpil-a'-Plit^i

11 ...u/uj/i ,[-s.

excessive

thirst,

pa-

s.

parch-

ing; -p-r, hgu,, vn. to be very thirsty,

to die of thirst.

worship
to
perform a service agreeable to God;
slfui^a/i, utniint-i^ - to cause oneself
to be adored like a god p - tTmu/iit-^^
to enter a person's service - 4""'""^
plri_, to fulfil a function; linpn,-uu/i,lTi_
iru.u,ni-ju,'i,iri_

0,^7

to

^-

lose one's place; n^ikf^ J-u._

q- nt-pni-p to tafco Sk pcrsou's
place, to replace one ; - liui,nu,piTi_ ifa
i,nn.^nj />i_^n<^
to cclebrate a mass
for the repose of a person's soul; -u
^Pt"3 4""""'/'^z_' to sing psalms, to
praise ; /A^ mn^th^nilj [ib^ lUrLlilr^nj
ip, through respect, for regard, by
adulation.
to

n.u,'i,if.lTi_

^iMi^mo'huip.aiir

raj .

ad. officially

functionary

iai.pj,

sterial

s.
,

-4'"^.
-Z/^

bureaucrat;
bureaucracy -^uA a. mini- o^.u/y.^^
official
official
;

paper, gazette; -4^^ *. colleague, coadjutor ; fellow-servant, help-mate;

-iTuimyj ili'iifiirvn. to worship, to adore;
-ot/i a. devout, pious, religious -u[,^
pa.^p[iiA s. devotion, piety, religion;
-ui,Mp, u/j s. adorer; servant functionary, official, minister; -mu.pm-P'^
i. service; ministry, office, charge,
function
-inLi,
-pu/i, s. church
temple ; Minister's residence -pi ^
;

worshipper;
^ii^noiili-ui/

silence, to

to

non-plus, to run down, to confound,

overcome.

to refute, to

be silent,
be unable to
answer, to hold one's tongue, to be
dumfounded, non-plussed. [lessness.
<flu,MMiu/iiJtni-m s. muteness, speech^lUMiiu/iiJl-ir,

or^

flju/ufu/^

tguf/ vn. to

to

bleat; -t.r, tg[, vn.

s.

to bleat; to stutter, to stammer; -/."-tr

<l)rau^u'u s. Gr. w. priest, [s. bleating.
^.nufh'iil, , * -iu/4"t. a. paternal, an-

cestral, hereditary.

papyrus.
henIg s. parrot; kt
[popedom.
parrot S. P^n'-Z^u-i^uiuini-PfitX s. papal see, papacy,
<Il,iu,f^s.
%u,u{li,.,,

fll,oii^<7i.'>//,a*.

camomile.

bol.

[&c.

bleating ; i.goat,
<I).Kn.u.^
//#3 s. sheep-park, fold,
cot, pen herd ; flank ; muffle-furnace; a. laid at full length; - /un^
pork chop ; - npPnt- veal cutlet, cut^u,ilhu,li

('".?

'^-

lamb chop - n^mpp

ad. in herds,
chop, mutton chop

let

^uin-lHi

in droves, in flocks
bot.

/.

- ^it^j.i.ni44i

to lay the plant at length.

a fattened calf.

(^Min.u,liu,Mriyp s.

^ujn.uiliuA

s.

hounds

^4

~"'3> *

pack of hounds.
^uiii.-uiiiTir, hgft

&.

dumfound, to put

to

lie

down

to lie in

~iiliir,

t-jtuf

ambush or

vn. to

in wait.

-i-np a. idolatrous.
tikl'^

s.

clerk, official,

to disunite, to divide, to disperse, to

.,

897

<II0,S

put at variance, to sow discord, to

makG a breach between.
^u,n.u,limliir, b^uMj vfi. to be disunited, dispersed, to be in dissension, to
be split or torn into factions.
-ndSb S. diSUniOU,
^^an.uitiu,ni.[3-Ji
,

division, discord, dissension, faction.

11 utn.u,iluiainu s. Gr. IV. prevaricator,

hem

in, to beset, to encircle, to gird,

to inclose ; - ^ - puAfiL^ luouiri_, to
make use of circumlocutions, to peri-

phrase, to speak periphrastically, to

beat about the bush; - ( - p,uiqu/b
tlru,^ , the rivers seem to delight in a
thousand windings.

apostate, renegade.

"\u*tnuttf-nna Q, '\\nunun.nnu

old woman,
beldam; -m^u/ii a. anile, senile; - .
#>.<i.<i<^-^
idle story, tale , fable ridiculous superstition; -/</",
ipjiip
fll

/.<<.

nf

nt-'fcp

lulij s.

vn.to grow old, aged, to advance

age to become old, ancient; -7^/
s. son of an old woman; -m.^ s. anileness, anility, old age of woman.
([\iua.[i(il,,r vn. to lie down.
^.anjbuiu, -nu s, Pamassus Muse.
ii-jty

in

pepper-plant.

^u,a.utn.lt s. bot.
s. bot.

fl|

uuuiuin.

uy

nt^ip

uitig s.

tapostryworker; -m-Pl s. tapestry -if or ^.^

a. hung with tapestry, draped, cover,

uiq

s.

ed with drapery - umiihu quMp,i.,upt-i_,

to hang with tapestry, to carpet, to
;

mantle, to bedeck, to arrange tastefully

-k'uij tuij s. fine linen-cover
bed-sheet, drapery, tapestry - .*i4>_
<ib\^ beds furnished with fine coverlets -liuiihd; t-gj, va. to wrap up in a
linen or sheet; to hang, to drape.
^,i,u^,u jf, S.Passover; Easter the
paschal lamb.
;

tingency.
'\\tuutui^iun

o. M|u#OTa#4;

s.

sacl

f^uiuiui^kiT, h^li

thirst.

^lauphjnt-guAlri/' va. to causo groat

^u,^^^J, t-^iy vn. to be athirst, very
thirsty, to be dying with thirst fig. to
pant or eagerly long for, to hunger &

k-^oM/ vn.

-^l>ir,

to

meet, to meet one another; to arrive,

to happen, to befall, to occur to go
to meet, to encounter, to oppose, to
withstand, to resist, to come to blows,
to grapple with, to kill - "<-/tp Jhip.
;

infji-,

uiujinhpuaqiTuiL.

tO

mOOt faCe tO
war against;

face, to attackin front, to

mu.44, to leap out of the frying-pan

[talk, colloquy.
into the fire.
<Ilim/u4oi-/J?r *.

uiu^u/iiuiir S. n lunpfiir.

uin

adventure, grievous accident, serious

catascase, misfortune, mischance
trophe gj -"/J ad. by chance, fortuitously p -k ad. unfortunately.
^uimuM^hir, tjf -t-gnt-giu%lrirva. tO
cause to happen, to bring about, to
compass.

meeting, interview,

meeting

(\\tuuiiu^ni.3ii s.

fll

'

<Qii<u4<(u.'ii a. accidental, casual,

fortuitous, contingent -m-P^ s. con-

fine liueu

or stuff, byssus; tapestry, carpet;

blanket - n-tudiuuliuijl, damask.
'^iMtuuiujn.uMa.nnit-

^3 s. adventure, accident,
contingency, casualty, occurence, incident, chance, hazard, fortuitous or
unforeseen event; jo -f or -ftrfu ad.
accidentally, by chance.
<I|u/>4u4

pepper-wort.
*fl|u# S. fll/4^.
[fs-fR *. holy week.
^uiuh^ [i uMuioii s. Easter ui^^
%uulinu.-2C s. sool- gryphus, condor.
<l|/auni.^
u^nj s. great thirst.
^un-uipplf

mis

round, to environ, to encompass, to

S. fl)u/i4

uiunniu^iTutb
destiny ; uiunniu^Jmtr^
ad. accidentally, fortuitously, casual.

ly, incidentally,
iTni.'iip

[i

by chance

good fortune aided him;

-, it was no longer timetendril;

(Huiuiiiiiili^s.

bot.

uiu,u,ut^_

q-kui tu,%kt''' ^fai

chauce,

u/L^k-un^l^p

convolvu-

thirst after.

exccssive thirst,
thirstiness siccity, dryness, ardity.
(|).<i<iff>i.u, a. parched, dried.
V\aiui [i s. wall turn, round; - /< - ^ -4-. - /> -"- a. complicate, intricambiguous dark, obate knotty
scnre; - t - p^V- ambages, compass of words, circuit, roundabout
iuiL.unt-1
iim-u - umij to surway, shifts
f\\iuu^ni.f

-nt-iih s.

bindweed.

f^iuu,uM,il,i_a.

embroiling encumberoccupation, applica;

<l)<iffnu^<i<-% s.

tion.

^uimuA

(HuruiuiqliJ', h^uyvn. to occupy, busy

or employ oneself, to give oneself up
[ing.
to, to apply oneself to.

lus

uig s.

band, bandage, wrap-

truss ;- </t.i-^
shroud, winding-sheet, grave-clothes ; -w^aii^ u.^

per

*.

truss-maker.

;;
;

^wuiuAq.

uj

hostage

pledge,
;
to plight, to pledge,

s.

to oifer as a pledge
uin^,ni-i_[, -, to
take as a hostage or pledge /. - liu,i_,
to be hostage -unLm. a. taking as
hostage; -hw, tjf jfo.to serve as hostage; to give or receive for hostage
or pledge to tie, to enlace, to bind
to involve, to contain, to enclose -^^

gage

"../^

/.

<iias
98
break out of prison

^u,u,u,n_nii a.

enlacing, enclosthe giving or receiving

in

hostage

S. <f[uiu,uA^

'\\iiiutuilirrui^

^uiuiuAilrliuj'huiir, uiguji vn. to

lescent

fig.

to

rapacious

Or

"\u/itun.nuintji
ILUBMIinMSli

be ado-

grow young again

-./?/.A

s.

n-niufi

O. "\uiintu^

^,nu,uin.n,.uMir

ng

rout, toar

s.

rup-

ture, crack, crevice, fissure, opening;

chap, chink, slash,

cruufa o. "\iuuiuilih Ala-p

to

[lacerate, to tear to pieces.

^uiuiiun.tiinlrJ', h^fi VU. to rcud, tO

a. S. *I|umM<><^u/n.if_;
s.

to/4*

rapacity,

ing; -n^-P-t

transgress, to violate; -ftiT vn. to be

torn or rent, &c.
[taste ; fragment.
^u,mtun.l,li s. little bit, small piece,

slit.

tearing, rending, laceration; eruption; ^(?. intestine broils,

rupture, division, scission, disunion,
party, faction.
f!luiui,un.ni.aii s.

"\iiiultun-nLM O. ^i\tiMinuin.iittnni-Jl
f^uiuia/iilrlilili

,1.

child,

"Xuiuiuiuniiish O. v\ujuiufu/uuibn' ~uiliuh

boy.

responsive; -mnt, i<j o. responanswerable, accountable; apologetical, exculpatory s. respondent;

apologist; u>n-o./3^ or mpn^Pt s.
answering, answer; defence, apology,
excuse; responsability; -u,,i,phir,-lrir,
tg^ vna. to answer, to make answer,
to reply, to. give answers or an answer; to defend, to apologize, to excuse; tyi_^ "uuu ~' to reply evasively j ~^"4 itt^ipfjuii- ,he hardly deigned or condescended to reply.
,*l)i>oii<^uitr/i s- answer, response,
reply; return, repartee, rejoinder;
account, reason , defence , apology,
excuse, justification; ^piaJhA -%i.nj,
oracle; ^luifiujiiiuh, iu/bn.ni-i^ ^w*-.
a.

youth, adolescent, stripling, lad, young man domestic, servant; vraiter; groom; uhn^npi -, inexperienced young man, younker, greenhorn, novice.
f\\Min,u'/ini.(3j- s. adolescence, youth.
f\\uiuim'iip s.

fl|.o,/z.?/oL4f

young

sf.

girl, virgin,

maiden.
(||uiinu<n., U.J s. bit,

piece, shred, strip;

mouthful;

slice;

in pieces, in

rags piecemeal ; - Jp 'iui^t ^ bit or

piece of bread; ppq-i'L. ~" -< to cut
in pieces or in bits; t Jt - ^lu/bt-u to
devour, to take in one mouthful;
linuiapliu to be lacerated, torn or out
to pieces, butchered
jl^pkbp "'

^u/itfiij

to fall off bit

by

bit, to

decay

parasite, spunger, trencher-friend, hanger on, toad^uiuiuiiL-upnjit a.

s.

eater; -ufuiinfiii a. bought, suborned;

-uin^, a. used, torn, old, worn out,
threadbare, shabby, ragged, tattered;
- ^u.^ij.ti.A torn, ragged or tattered
coat, rags, tatters -a ^tii.i.^, to be
.

to tatters

uy

-.^ ""^p

s.

fork,

table-fork.

J'Z- Jt- ~ to cut to pieces, to dilaniate, to rend ; tfr^n/tuAu - , to tear each

other; - qlSiitif-iaunpni-pjA to break

up the kingdom ; - qli^-il^iu to slaughter oxen - ^n^
lui^ou - to
to kill
,

uummPiui^umIi

to

uufuiuuiuMiIuMinnia

i^ptul^iMMh

utiib^^Mth

^p

J-fuinui^tMMlt

uibJliin

^u/cufi/^

iiubnUuihuib

liutpT^

haughty

or imperious , impertinent , evasive

favourable, certain,,positive,negative,
laconic, insignificant

dry

foolish

curt or short reply ; - uMnXiri_. to answer, to reply, to make answer to uiui/j to answer for to defend, excuse
or justify oneself; mu.u^ u.'b^fb - to
plead one's own cause ; gntAt^^- to
receive the reply; ^ - ^/<i>ia^/>f. in
reply to your letter ;^/A^#i<-it^^ to
receive no reply; uuyu.<it_ -^..^^ , to
await a reply; ^k^ there is no reply, no answer; S. (^i^ft-A
(I)n.<..</<i
u<j s.load, burden, bundle,
bale; package, roll; wrapper, cover.
;

<1)>u,,/i.-</'> trjili va. to tear, to tear

to bits or pieces, to lacerate, to rend;
to cleave, to cut, to divide, to slash
to break, to crack, to split, to burst

furrow

uip

gradually.

reduced

sible,

plough

- /^fsuAu.*

to

*\\,iniu,nu,%_p s.

wrapper, envelope;

packing.
^iMiuiuimlrj;

frj/.

va.

to envelop, to

;,,;

,,

99

wrap up; to'twine,

to twist, to

wind

round, to entwine or interweave, to

entangle; to implicate, to involve; pha.^%a to pack up -/i.r vn. to wrap
oneself up in; to embrace, to embrace
each other; to gather round, to twist
about, to cling, to hold fast on.
;

^uiuiuimni-^

bindweed

uiliuM^ s. 6oi.

American

- liiupii(iu,it,u,il,li
liane
quamoclit, scarlet convolvulus, red
jasmine.
[twisting; packing.
^u.a,u,a,ni-au s. twiuiug
wiuding,
;

^iauiuip a. heaped up, full, brimful,

rich, abundant, copious, overflowing.
(I)u#><^>f., /j s. sacrifice, victim,
immolation ; mass oblation, offering;
present, gift; bribe; 4Ai/_-, to sacrifice; .i./truLtY -. high-mass; /?/.i.
- low mass ; - i/fe iijtji-^wj , mass for
;

the dead u^u/^nt-/, iiuMUiat^qiu%lrf njip-%, to celebrate or say mass; mhuui^

%k.L-C
to attend mass.
^tuintMaiuMn.tujxiunJt p.h-p a. Carrying
or bringing gifts -i^nptrm-Pl s. sacrifice celebration of mass
-4fty a- celebrating the mass together; -Tuiu.njg
a. offering, making a present; s. sacri;

<I1U.S

'^uuit^aijiui^nnn^l3-p' piou

cular, giving oracles

uia

Ct,

OFa-

to pro-

ibtit-ij

nounce or give an oracle -i/' * ploracles -mu,p ,_j t. messenger -tn^.

s. deputy, messenger; envoy, courier,
delegate, ambassador; diplomatist;
;

minister of God's word, angel, prophet, apostle ; - //Afr^or ->-npi.-,r, k^l

fig.

be a messenger,
ambassador or deputy, to go or to
come as ambassador, to negociate, to
go in mission to treat by diplomacy,
to be a diplomatist; -i.npn--P-'li s. message, deputation, mission, embassy;

-i.npl,j; t-tjuy vn. to

diplomacy.
<l)u>in^<^i4
litter,

uy

s.

hand-barrow

sedan; ^plT,i^%-, instrument of

torture, gridiron.
(I)u.>-iu%, h%lt^ s. sheath, scabbard;
case; cover, envelope; scale, shell
hull, pod, cod, husk ; rind, peel, bark
armour , cuirass ; breast ; .^4.jAt^
^nt.[,% ^ - to sheathe, to put up S.
,

ficer; officiating priest; missal,

book; liturgy

-pu.%

<I)u<ii^<<>ft<r,

t-gfi

*.

mass-

altar.

va. to sacrifice,

to immolate, to offer, to give to God;

to say or celebrate mass; -piTvn.tohe

honoured with gifts,

^mtnwpuiii.iAifitiiij

^auiuipiuif-p^

s.

^uiiaiupuiflff;

[sacrifice (God).
f a. receiving the

officiating priest.

^Iray S. thlUgS dOStlu; mass-dues, alms.

ed to be saerificed
^uiiniupkiT,

t-ijli

va. to

up to the brim,
flowing, to heap up.
ly, to

fill

^iumiM,pnt.:il

abundant-

fill

to over-

fulness, abundance,

s.

plenty, overflow

fill

to

S. tF'iyf"/#/

gentle, mild voiced.

oracle words ; sentence; message, errand, order, ordin^lumn-ui/^ltli a.

<1|><nf.u<ir, uig s.

ance; counsel, advice - mmu npa^

uuij to deliver or utter oracles ; ft -u
;

u,%ii,u%hu to parley, to negociate, to

enter into treaty; -a uMn.iuphi_ mn. itp

to

send to say.

u#3 s. messenger,
news-bearer -ttp a- writing oracles;
*. prophet; sentence; -tfimi^ s- parlia- [Ifblri^, to
mentarian, negooiator
parley, to negeciate ; fbui^nup^ S.
(f\uiuifiitirutplrp

band, bandage.
^5 o. convenient, proper,
fit, suitable, decent; well-timed, timely, opportune, seasonable, propitious,
favourable; s. opportunity, occasion,
propitious moment; /> -.^-f arf. conveniently, suitably - k v. imp. it is
^uawirilip .
<I|un-4

fit, it

is

"by/j to

becoming; it is due; [ - if,,

befit, to become; - ^lairuipftu

to think proper, to deem it expedient;

- or - J-uiii'ui'iiaMli tf-muluh/j to find a
favourable opportunity - iuniint-i_, to
;

seize the occasion, to strike the iron

while it is hot; joif-m-m tapliufiihi_ ^to avail oneself of, to profit by the

opportunity ; S. lin/nLA-ir.
%uimh':,ni-P-'h s. convenience, fitness,
decency ; opportunity
seasonableness, fitness of time, of circumstances; chance; ^npnu.uuiiiyi_ { not to
lose the opportunity joif.nL.m f, f/^p
uipliu/iiyi_^ to profit by the occasion,
to avail oneself of the opportunity
^apn^uiiAt-_ q- not to scizo tho opportunity, to let the occasion pass, to
let slip the opportunity.
^luuitriT, t-jf va. to surround, to en,

viron, to encompass, to enclose, to

fence, to gird ; to besiege, to invest,
to beset; to surround, to beset, to
hem in ; to envelop, to pack up ; to
spread abroad, to circulate, to take

;;

,,;
,

600

fllllS

or lead about; to veneer, to plate, to

coTer, to overlay ; i^umtu<^ uiui^upbi_
liip, to make a ring round, to hem
round; to beset - qilkim to dress a
;

"Wound u/htf. [imp /n.nl-{3-[i u(Mtiui^ nyit/',

great silence prevails there; ^4 u^<i.
intrujg ifiiui he was struck by fear S.
'^"'-rti -b'l'vn. to be placed round about, to be surrounded, enveloped,
bound round; to take a turn, to cir;

culate, to go round
to embrace to
be changed or transmitted; - m-n-liu,^
%uii.
f ufu,^u,pni-!lii to be taken in a
net, caught in a snare uiuimt^uA ^.n.
;

fllUS
^tMiinirpuiifJ'aitiyipP-y^

comrade, companion in arms; ally; ipihu to fight together; -lin^p ipi[iir

vn. to be overcome & slain in battle
yiMiiip- a. victorious; -ukp a. fond of
war, delighting in war, warrior, belligerent, warlike; -mhu,^ a. hating war;

she was seized with

the pains of labour miu,k-<iii_ ^^ml^,
covered with marble; S. b/4*"
lrpli^'bp l.p

ilu,,.

sheath-maker
sheath-making; sheath-works;

^iiiilr%u,fnp(f

-nJlf

s.

,_j s.

-^%,

^tf'j a. cuirassed, furnished

with armour; -iimi., armoured ship;
-P-trL. a. coleopterous; -,.np a. testaceous but. podded, husked.
;

<1|,,^%^^ .
fl|.

thptut^r

battle,
civil

nt^i^t

/r.

eombat, fight;

uin-mhl^i or

or

small zoophyte-shell.
fig.

, intestiuo

.f:iiiiiiiipiuliu/it

war;

war,
temptation;
S'

"'J

fll/u^.oiu,^u.i

-f

"War-

Office

(f{.u^i,o%t,y Ot \\uu,[,^u,^J -/.

;
Minister of War ; uiu,,pu,uu,n,.p-l,^,^
-/ . warlike preparations u,p\,i%n.ni-2u<
- bloody battle ; iTui^iajm- - war to
the death, deadly fight
^u^^ -/.
;

coward;

timid,

-{npA a.

m^

-.<-,

s.

enemy;

experienced in warfare.

^.uaih-putitjftf^ O. b. ^y\uimlrpuMqtfuiifuibl

causing or

'*

exciting war ; fig. quarrelsome ; -liuii,

a. warlike, martial -4^<4.%y^ , martial exercises; -^fj s. fellow-soldier,

desultory war mimic warfare ; man of war, ship of war ; galley,

trireme, three benched galley; - kp^.
liip war-horse, charger.
fllu/tnt^u-r^uji//", tjuy VU. to War, tO
make war, to combat, to fight; fig. to
be at war with, to be tempted ; - t ^ir^
pay uMifuimn^p-t to dofoud liberty ; s.

tiiut.

to wago a War of
extermination; ^P"/i-p iiiiuuikpuiii3U
- to fight a good fight Jti^wu/tu -^

qj'ui'^ni. uiuiinhpunfiT,

al^ii/ro Biun-utornMnt-lo-tr q^utbnJiii

ing valiantly where virtue

light-

at stake;
taa.u/i,g -qJbinj
without firing a shot,
without striking a blow.
is

^mmlrpaMifJf,^, -Jhij^S.

WarHOT,

fight-

ing-man, combatant, belligerent; enemy, adversary; a. warlike, fit for war.

battle-field;

oppiiut^ -[,

according

to the laws of warfare - 4/.i<u^u.

it/j to declare war against - o4"_
;

^pi p lUfP";; ni-pn^_p juMpni-gui'l-ki_, to

threaten with war ui,uinpuium\ii_f$ to prepare for war lrpp,ui_ /. - to go
;

wars ,iin.u,p, "tim-uni. </;<i/%^

to be in one's first battle <itn.%
/> iipiui%tf_ f - to undertake a war
^
- f-pif-n-h/j n-pq-iri, to Bxcite to War to
engage in war; - juip^u,plTi_i^f.n.i;j;
to combat, to attack mu.^ -, - i/^A-^,
to be at war, to make war, to war ato the

gainst, to give battle to, to fight a

battle with; i-^/.i- >- fufiau, jyJ-. a

bloody battle was fought

p.npp,^,ti_q-

i.p^i.n.h^,

to excite, to kindle

uu,i,u,iiu,^ui-.-'ii ,t\ie

linpn^uuHilri^^'i,

war;

combat was fierce;

to loso tho day, or a

battle; f J-uiJUfbiuliu fi, in time of
war mpittuP^ni^ "ii'tb -*' gold is the
sinew of war; S. ;^imAf, b^,lni_
UriT, \Siupia &C.
;

punitive, penal, repressive;- 0^.4^.

penal law ; -4<o%ot./3^J> s. penality

-its * companion in chastisement a.

subject to the same pain; -4<o^u4-^_
%[iirvn. to avert the deserved punishment; -ii4, .nj s. glass, calyx, cup;
-uimpm [ij a, deserving punishment,
found guilty , punishable culpable,
criminal -ui.upmhir, h^fi va. to declare
guiltyj^ to condemn, to punish; -^luip^
;

mni-Pl,

-ukp

culpability; condemnation;
atrocious, delighting to tor-pu/b s. place or instrument of
s.

a.

ment;

punishment;

-.^np a.

condemned, pun-

ished, chastised; guilty, culpable, delinquent, villanous; S. fllujuiJ-m^uA.

^,uiaJ-lri[i a.

^ai,nJ-t,r

punishable.

VU. tO pUUish , to
chastise, to correct, to inflict punishment or correction.
[ishm.ent.
,

Irgl,

punisher; -m-/3? s. punor u>c//> mj-ng S. pain,

punishment, chastisement, correction,
penitence; - </^<4ni. condemnation,
^uiuiJ-nii^s.
(1)>o>^icf

,nj-nj

<no.s

COi

SGntCnce mn.m'li^ uiuMuiJ-nn Or ufMjuiff-fi

orf. with impunity; uiHu,'i,[i,^ /...
J-n^,to incur, to deserve punishment;
- uiuMfj to order punishment or penance ^V/t^ - [, ilt-puij to inflict punishment or chastisement; ^<.i/.^<t.nt..
Pt -u MMipl^uiLlrufl,ni\uMt. tO pUulsh hlS

fllttS

couvenience,

^ututliui%iaL.npnt.p-'f s.

suitableness, decency.
*\\ui,/jui'i,q.uipuA s. fit

vessel; quiver,

case for arrows.

[-ajlir.

injustice.

"I utitilitiibnt-fa-pO>

modest, bash l^iui^ fliblwg

to pay attention
to attend to
to
watch, to give oneself up to, to apply
onegelf or one's thoughts or mind to,
to tend to, to subject oneself to; -

lUl;

elephant's trunk,
proboscis ; bot. follicle , univalvular
pericarp,seed-vessel,husk, pod, shell.
fllu./.2f,

utTfnj s.

S,

D. '^uiutl^iuiL-tulio

/ia/_

deceiving, captious, false,

deceitful, fallacious, delusive, sophistical, feigned, dissembled, concealed, artificial, illusory, vain ; seducing,
untrue, lying; -^ s. deception, deceit,
fraud, cheat, illusion, delusion, vanity, sophistry, feint, error, falsehood,
lie; cunning, craft, wile /i - i^.4<o_
*t^. to deceive, to gull, to dupe, to
lead into error.
<1).,^^ a.

utinhuMiiuMi^nnng-Pff,

'>|

fll.;^.n- a. respectful,

opfiFimj

to observe the law ; to be just, right,

4Y. uicn-iupai-Pt;

upright; to shun.

limi_

jlpu,^

[H,^, io

avoid,

glqry; respect, veneration, reverence,

regard, consideration; honours, pre-

^utmliuin.uj%p *. "respect, reverence,

veneration, regard; modesty; bashfulness, coyness, shame, reserve,
blushing, blushes; the private parts ;
-fcqp ad. respectfully; bashfully, blushingly ; -tu u,^ti_, to create respect in,
to inspire or impress with respect, to
breathe respect.
<1| "<>('""-//' a.
venerable, august;
respectful, bashful; shameful; - nu/iiXit
^ni-^ui'iilTi_, to make oneself respected;

ferments, dignities, degrees,

t^npirh^

honour, token of esteem

homage,

oflSces,

presentation; gr. sign of abbreviation ()

titles; testimonial, prize, gift,

WOrd

of hOHDUr ;
Xjf^kn'ii ufuMmn,_y, Legiou of honour;
- uippnii[,, diploma of merit; /. -, in
honour of; muiumi-n^^ad. honourably

/unuinni-HL iMiaiuint-nj

Ip

iMiuiinnt-iiilj

loaded with honours

^mu.'iiiTu to rise to dignities;

mni^f,

ipihu

deration

to

',

be

m,u_
in honour, in consi-

uiiulint-ff

p.iuttni-il'

ufiu^

uiuimni-tu to load With honours, to pay great honours to, to raise

to the highest honours; to set one up
upon the pinnacle of glory, to raise
one up to the skies ! i/ta^/ uiuimm-li
llfUhu to be raised to the highest pitch
of fortune - ufuiyii c,,M,j'aiph[j to take
tnni-nilp

deem

an
honour; -^%a-^t^, to pay honour; utn%ki_, ifiih/j to do honour to, to be
an honour or a credit to - utn.'i>k-i_ulr.
.^uiiny to do honour to a meal; /'"innt.ntl_ tMfuiuini.^ g^pu
you do me a
great deal of honour, too much honu lupJ- uiiiiu^-nptug
our
honour to
whom honour is due;S. p-t^i, 2,"'to oneself the credit of, to

uui'lihiT,

^IfJkuibg, &C.

it

fwiihuMjyBni^uiuhh-f_, to

rendcu

respectable, to cause to be respected.

k^t l^^nt^uutbtriT VOL,

with respect, to put to shame,
to abash, to confound, to cover with
shame, to make blush, to put to the
M|fzff^u#fL^</*t

to

fill

blush.
%uimlluiwi.hir, tjf -n-fiir, Irijiiij VU, tO
be ashamed, contused, to blush at, to
redden with shame to respect, to be
.

respectful; to mind, to take care of,

to

beware.
<l)un^z.<i>,

i/_j

a.

bashful, coy, a-

shamed, sheepish, timid, shy

-nt^pj,

bashfulness, coyness, sheepishness,

confusion, shyness^

s.

^uj,liu,iLn,-li s.

mimosa; -

bot.

sensitive plant,

mpi/uiilrJ' S- ^uiin/i,iin.t-_

3"'-3 ,,%k,r.

1|u<i4^^, luj *. icon, image, eflSgy;

painting, picture, representation; likeness, figure, portrait; statue, idol;
sight, visage, face; design, project,
plan; type, symbol; doll; -^, th^ Divine Persons - un-nt-pii the day of
the week or month ; hymn for the day;
-""of fills presence, of
t'"i!'3l'k
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602

<HttS

noble aspect;

gr

-f

in the image

unj%-,

in the likeness of; f

way

or

manner;

-p/ri

iconoclast

s.

of,

in this

S. 2^iuiruin.<iu,if[,^.

^uiu,lihi,u,p.u/bn,,P[,i3b s.

image-breaker

sculptor ;
sculpture

painting;
-y^.u^J^A a. iconographical -g-pkifva. to take or draw the likeness or portrait of; to pourtray, to
paint, to depict, to describe; -^pmJf
s. portrait-painting; description, painting; iconography; -ig-km s. spectro-if.npltnL.p^^i-'ii

s.

scope -^ro/.^ a. illustrated, adorned

with engravings or pictures, illuminated - jopl^tlri, to illustrate, to adorn
with engravings, to illuminate; -^
qtf-irum ipil'iT vfi. to bo Hko
to rcsemble; -//ui^rs. painter; -^u/i, ijt-p,
;

inM-ltni.pJ

s.

chem. spectral analysis

; - "iiliiupum-lip
por-

-lihpui a. painted
trait,

likeness

-kba

of *he

same

figure, conformable, resembling, like;

conform, to take the form

of, to resemble -lim-n- s. sculptor -.
Iign^p-f s. conformity
resemblance,
il^lrij to

likeness ; -4<i ij s. portrait-painter;

-4.%nt/3y *. painting -Tfn/u a. strikingly handsome ; -iTuipin s. icono,

machus

iconomachy,
iconoclasty, war against images; -_
"iiuij-, lujiy vn. to be reflected in, to be
the picture of, to take the form, to be
-/^/iin-/?i!'

s.

formed, printed, impressed, represented; jig. to make oneself conformable,

like; -u/.^m, /<j
er; -uiui^ini-P^i,

iconolater; idolaticonolatria; idolatry ; -ukp a. fond of images.; fig. idolatrous; s. amateur of pictures; -infmi
puiw^ljui

&

s.

regard for
.pn

for

under' pretence of;

your sake, for you ; -

fi

-u

mY., to
to take

give occasion to ; - um^m-ij

as a pretext, to pretend, to allege ; cause or author of;
ilfiil^L.' to ^^ *^
to dissemble ; - t Jkt"'^'^L- *<> allege,
plead, urge or adduce reasons; p._
to take away the motive or
*,^ ^-o
,

tO
uimmTCiun-lri^ u Jlrqiug
grounds
seek excuses for sins u/n-mij ftpuMi-u,^
,

without a real motive, causeunreasonably.

<I|a.mX'.un."po^*r, kyfi vn. to Tcason;
-pu.%nM.pbi-% s. etiology, reasoning;
-^p/riT, irjl, va. to adduce a reason in
excuse, to excuse oneself; -^/.n^/??
excuse , plea
-fu'unlip
s. pretext
l-puig a. seeking pretexts or subtercausal;
fuges
-liui'b a. causative,

gl- -[

lessly, groundlessly,

s. causality; -il'j accomplice in the cause.

^uiuiTCuin.uAp s. cause, motive; pre-

-liui%ai-(3l

text, excuse, cloak, colour; -^i<ip,

under pretence of; -iP "V'li ' ^' "l"\3 ^^
"^^7 ? fo'' what cause ?
jF'''l. ~^"'3
'

iuirfEutptnuit-u/itni-P-h-

?/o^

ou accouut

of pride ; n^ouaiiiui^ ii- for walkunder differ&nt

ing; Mikwiku -^lop
,

pretexts pu..i.'fcu/_t-'fc , to take away

the pretext.
^lauiTCuin-ut'-np caused, occasioned; created, done, made; guilty, culpable ; -piTvn. to take for motive.
;

s.

IQiiipiMq.^JuJJ

qni^aui%h-ir QX

^u,,iitrpk,r,

tgf va. to paint to

form, to figure, to put on a form to
represent, to impress or imprint; to
conform; -/i i^m//, to picture or re,

present to oneself, to fancy.

^u,,lit-pni_!it,

110.8

son, subject, motive; fault, offence,

misdeed, crime; pretext, excuse, subterfuge ; -.- p -u pr. on account of,
for the sake of, for, because of, out of
,

iconology;

tp'"3 * portrait-painter ; efflgy;

iconographist; -^n^,a-, j s. painter;

-1-te

;;

s.

resem-

striking

^uinljp, lilruilF or ^uiui/lptlij" vn. tO

[u.nuu.uu.Uj'.
;

S. <H_

redoubling.
cause, author; occasion, matter; principle, origin ; rea'Il<,2C/i., ,j s.

dissemble, to feint ; - ^^"ti^^urm-pji,

to play the simpleton.
fl\a,a,xtu,% -ait ,/.j ,-2C^4*.double,
copy, duplicate, transcript, minute
letter, writing, edict, decree.
,

s.

tale-teller; S. fl|"m.

jp^; -ir,r S. fll.uj.ftir ; -n.-Pf s. narhistory, historical account;

ration
-ftc ti""a * historiographer, historian ; - iTuiuiL-uib, book of history;
,

>

be ingrafted.

1|u/i4<>i-/?/<A *.

fHuimJ'i^PMM.'ii

blance; fancy, imagination.

^ui,[n.ir.r. irjl. va. to graft

cause, to do, to occasion, to make, to

produce to pretend, to seek pretexts,
to take as an excuse, to allege; to

-^pmliu.'ii

a. historical;

-if-phiT va.i(i

write history; -^^f./^ S. ''l"'ra'5f-f/;

-if-pnt-P^ftt^i historiography , history
-4/i a. historical, narrative; - 4"/?'i
gr. narrative case ; -^fj a. relating or

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<IID.S

same history or annals

writing the
-pu,"!,

s.

memoirs, annals.

'^numiihiT,

to

nJitan-u

tjr/'r vtt.

announce
h-piilfu^ uiiumJyb
U,,/. the heavens proclaim the
;

glory of Grod.
%u,mJl,i_s. historian, narrator; in-

terpreter

4<upni-ij

biographer,

"I

y'lr_.

narrator, historian;

to relate, to tell, to

priety.

S.

-^.

announce.

^mm,rni.pp^% s. hlstory; narration,

account; tale; explanation,
exposition; - ^uipnL.^, biography, S.
^f/liuut^pni-P-p inpuiiu^inu prOfaUO
history - up Sv"j Sacred History
Stromatum
'^I'P-e 01' 3/2f"""4f! -^3
recital,

>

'

llUMpt^trf_n-- o.

'l|'"'"/*^/l-/';

%umj;,--T<,ali

er

u,g

'"/w

wardrobe keep-

s.

or mna, -.ug

wardrobo.
long vest,
garment, tunic, cassock; ^yqhgfili -^
p^aimh-uui^ fine clothes
dress
coat ^uMhi^hp^fiu or iltnfuuiiiutiiui- a
;

l^Mi'iip

<l)iii/ni.2(*u<ti,

u,g

stole,

s.

suit of

un^u2(*-/'f

A-0A

'-~lrnni-guMhIrJ' VCt*

render convenient, to

make

fit,

to

adapt, to adjust, to suit, to apply ; to

proportion; to appropriate.
fllioif^ma/"^' ^^'y vn. to be suitable
or conformable, to suit, to agree; to
belong, to pertain, to coincide , to
match; to concern, to regard.
<1)

ufui^ioTCn^ a. suitable, fit;

symme-

congruity, conformity; decorum, decency;

relation, analogy, proportion, symmetry.
trical; -nt-(3j,s. suitableness,

^tuin^uM^ni-13-li St O.^WMit^uTCnqnt-P-p^

building, construction ; -niSii s. orientation, finding the cardinal points.

new

manteau;

clothes

-iM,^,p s. port-

-uiiMiuimuiiu ilfliftirvn, to

tear

one's clothes ; -luuipwlt uia^,t-J'va- to

dress , to clothe ; -*-.^ a. clothed,
dressed.
^uiu<%k^,%l,^ag s. rampart, intrenchment, barricade, stockade, barrier,
bastion, bulwark; - uim^uipJuA, circumvallation, contravallation, siege,

blockade; uiiutnk-i ufuj^uMpJuufp. to

besiege; i^ihi_- ^-p2_ tj^uniui^un. to
invest a city - utirhu uipliafblri_, liu/u^

intrench, to throw up
intrenchments, to intrench or fortify
oneself, to surround with ramparts or
trenches, to barricade, to palisade
to fortify with bastions.
^%iri_,,^ui,nhi_, to

fl|<o.A/ij/^u4.intrenchment;

dam;

dyke turnpike.
;

1|un%j^u<tr, fi s. egg-plant, melongena, mad-apple ; melongena frixa.

fl|u,m^uf2f,

Iwg a.

suitable, pertinent,

proper, seemly, decorous, becoming,

convenient, congruous, fit, decent.
Conformable, analogous, proportioned just, reasonable -^ s, decency,
decorum, propriety, conveniency
e -b or -/ar "-d. conveniently, duly, a
;

to

<

'I|

^iimirnii_s.

as

propos, pertinently, decently, seemly,

seasonably - k h'"P"i ti. - 4- it is
proper, suitable, right, it becomes;
ik - it is not seemly or befitting; /
"^ -^ . unseasonable ; ^"'-/_ nuiuipmu
-fj to behave with propriety, decorum, good breeding or politeness.
^iimiui-iCiiipuip ad. properly , suitably, decorously, decently, with pro',

to narrate, to relate, to recount, to recite, to tell, to

report, to expose, to debit an account,
to say by retail; to publish, to manifest,

;,

chamber; projecture, balcony,

side

verandah, belvidere, terrace

porch.

terraced.
f!\min^i OT^i S' ray, brightness.
^iiin^P s. authentic rescript.
fl|o.<..25F-""^""Y. o.

*^uia,n/Mn
I|

*.

bandage.
to

uiuini-.iipuAk^tr va.

speak with

respect, to honour, to praise, to extol;

-p-up ad. honourably ; pompously ;
-fpni-P^f s. gr. abbreviation ; -q-tpi
^putg a. honouring, bearing respect;

honorary
reverence

s. respect, honour,
loaded with honour.
<1)uiinncui6- nj s. tum, wluding, sinuosity, twisting -^ ^"''ba > circuitous expression
-y fj a. twined
wound round, entwined; full of sinuosities; -o^t* a. obscure, abstruse, dark.
<I)u.ii>i../^uY_ a. honourable.
^uiuini-ui^uA a.honourable, respectable, estimable, venerable; precious,
rare
excellent
noble
exquisite
l^-ac - Reverend Father; -^ s. noblemen nobility, principal persons ;
lan. -a nL.Hri_ ifn^
tO hold Or haVO VO.

-ippn^lf

-^/.j a.
,

honour; - isiT J-n,in,ipflrat% respected by all people.

,

V\aiinnt-ati^aAuifb'-"'

<^-

Tare, CXCCl-

78

;,

nus
very precious
-tyi'
honourable
most precious
lent,

juy vn. to

604

become precious or ex-

high valuo, bIoexcellence pre-eminence, rarity nobleness.

^muinu-uilili^ a. equal in honour or
rank -li^m-Pl, s. parity of rank par^uimni.u,liu,%ni.pr1,s.
;

same honour or glory.

1)iu<nn<-fo</;<ni/yj

&

our

fl.

Q)<iiionc.u/>/>^u<%, uijj s.

^utmni-aAi,i-%

s. title,

fll<mnt-..u4^.

foot-stool; pe[dostal socle.

;

eager for honours,

greedy of glory, ambitious, desirous
Vlui,nn,.ii,ukii a.

of praise or distinction ; vain-glorious,

vain; generous, bounteous, obliging,
officious ; -u[ipiupui[i ad. ambitiously
vainly; honourably, generously, obligingly ; -oftpuifiu/ii a. honorary ; - pu/ti^
,

compliments;

-ufipuiMMi^u S.

(I)

> !<.>.

-uliphiT va. to covet, to be

to seek glory, fame or
distinction ; to make it a point of honour to, to treat generously or honourably, to oblige ; to honour, to glorify;
to compliment -u^pai-Pf s. immoderultliuipuip

ambitious

of,

ate desire of honour or glory, ambition, vain-glory, point of honour; generosity, liberality; obligingness.
(Qu<mn<-.u.#i,
/.J s. graft, graff; inoculation, vaccination, cow-pox; insertion, addition; conjunction , union
p-wpm/u -[, pus, vaccine matter ; -pc
7^/> adoptive son; -^- iujfp, putative, adoptive father ; -u.^/.^ a. grafted; inoculated; ~l-ir, hgj, va. to engraft, to graft; to inoculate, to vaccinate
to insert, to interpolate; to
annex, to join, to reunite, to attack;
-^iTvn. to be grafted; inoculated -f^
s. grafter; inoculator; (^m^^y) grafting-knife; -n,.m s. grafting; inocula;

vaccination; conjunction.
^,u,n,.iup ,u,j s. bulwark, rampart,
bastion, barrier, epaulment; beam,
tion,

ceiling - ipilri^ 'iu.jpi/i.h-u,^ to

be a bulwark of one's country -#_
-"/ a. constructed of, or made with
beams, ceiled; walled; balustrated;

rafter

-/r,r, k^l, va. to

wall

to gird with pa-

rapets.
1]

able

amni.uii-np
;

tt.

honorary

worthy of honour.

houourable, respecthonest
s. noble,
;

esteem

'

^uMuini-kp s. commandment, order,

injunction ; precept ; warrant, commission; instruction, lesson; ordinance, decree ;
uij ^hu to give
orders or directions, to command, to
order, to charge, to dispose, to enjoin ; to commission, to intrust with a
message ; - 4^u.jii%^ ^ 4t-pu;j ^%hi_, to
order; to appoint, to decree; - or i.puMj'm'i.J, /^q.niiii^u to rccelve orders
[to.
honouring.
envoy, deputy;
commissary, emissary, agent, manda-

^ui,nL.[,^ a.

<I|a.uinj_/i^.//^, j s.

tary, proxy; -m-P-Ti s. deputation.

^iuini.l>puA u,^ s. commandment,
,

command, order;

precept, law,
guii,hi_ tf-o^

"*_

to transgress, to violate,

to break, to infringe

-"t-

^pminyirij

to order expressly.
V\uiMiiiJi-ppu/iiui^^P .

warrant, writ 5

mandate, order;
tp'"3 " com-

-i-l'i'i

manding, Ordering, disposing; -,fuAg,

s. transgressor, infringer, prevaricator; sinner; -^uAjn^-PfiA s. transgression , infraction , prevarication ;
disobedience, sinning ; -liuimtup ; -4"

liij

..

observer of precepts;
-^u..
is prescribed
'ini.pT' s. observance, fulfilment of a
commandment or order -ili-'i'^f'-Pb
s. transgression, breaking or violatp-f,

-uff4 #j

s.

a. fulfilling

what

ing the law.

^luuint-fiplrJ', tjjp va. to command,
to order , to enjoin , to impose, to
charge, to prescribe; to recommend.
<Ilu.mnt-4u.i, /ys. window, casement;
dormer-window ; sky-light ; niche
wall-press; sluice, flood-gate; chimney; /Sg'. senses ^'i^^ -//, blinds,
;

Venetian blinds -p pwymi

;

rains pailfuls

irpti%f,j

it

S. lia^^iu.^/", 2,'w^''*

fll luinn^^u,,,
Pj s. punishment, chastisement, pain, correction; scoufge,
revenge ; threat , threatening tone
reprimand, reproach, rebuke; aiuiu,l>J,

^u,u,ni.uipJ-utii a.

humour

most, to prefer.

rendering hon-

respect; -/^^ S.

ress, to cherish, to flatter, to

the passions; juia.u^ -, to

tecipation in the

--.

/?/l*.dignity, nobility;

cellent.

vated price

honour, respect.
^Minni-t^i a. honourable.
^uiu,ni-tir, tjp va. to honour, to
render honour & respect, to respect,
to esteem, to venerate, to revere, to
glorify, to favour - ^/^A to ca-

-%../,

fllU^

magnate, dignitary; -^ nobility

most

a-

603

fllllS

severe punishment ; - iTui^msentence or punishment of death, ca-^

punishment; mt^/. -^, exile;

/'"Pth"''!' the scourge of human
kind - 4"'v*'/. ^ 'Wp";t *o inflict a
punishment; (^>/_ /i,/>i>> -, to be sepital

"wf

verely punished; ./-iifr^- to threaten.

m| mutni-.ifUiuuMtf.iips ~lb3 tiuib CCu VOrV
threatening, reproachful or scolding;
severe, punishing, chastising; vendicative, cruel -/fl>ii iptlttrvn. to be punished, to Iffear the punishment; -4/13
iltipiT vn. to be chastised together;
,

-4n6- utn.'iihirvtt. to punish, to chastise,

to condemn to punishment; to load

with reproaches, to scold, to threaten,

to speak in a threatening tone - ^<_
"iit-ij to be punished, chastised; to be
scolded, threatened -tinb-u tupjiui^lrij
to crush with reproachs & threats.
;

^uiuinL.^uiutir,

bt/fi

va. to punish, to

chastise, to correct; to avenge; to

scold, to chide, to reproach, to reprimand ; to threaten.
<l)<i/ir><.4<a<>//^.

punisher, avenger.

%tutnnt-i,utuniiiuliu/b

prehensive.
^uMmntMii

inveotivo, re-

fl.

[shrouding.
winding, wrapping up;
^uimna-ntiiuliu/u a. honorarj.
s.

%ultttut^,u|lu!u s. asjlum, refuge, retreat, shelter, cover; protection, patronage, defence, prop, support; resources; - ih'itlru to be the refuge of,

11

as

cheat, fraud,
imposition, seduction, trick, imposture; mistake, error; illusion, deception ; uiuaiti^-AtuM^ , erratic star, planet;
uipllUMlitrt, %tf tTtumftt-atMiiMh-fi to
' %u
deceive, to cheat, to seduce, to induce
or lead into error ; S. Q/pi-%/ir.
^uiuiitmum , Ig a. prepared, ready,
disposed, in condition; active, quick;
at hand, near at hand, disposable ; ad.
warely, softly, slowly ; - unAhu to
prepare ; - lUiihi, to prepare oneself;
to be disposed; to be prompt or resolute; ft -jt nt^itirij to hold in readiness; to stand in readiness, to be
<I|iifin/T<^

ready ;

deceit,

s.

litui_

S. *I|"""4"- 4""^*

^uimpuiuuiiiipuA a. apt at a reply,

ready witted ; -p.u,p a. promptly, readily, eagerly, with great alacrity;
tftuii

o. ^^luutnutattt a*

prepare, to
or get ready, to put in condition ; to provide with, to dispose, to
put in order, to fit, to dress ; - put%u p
ptpu/ii ni-pat-p , to prompt, to suggest;
-tj/M-t/utit-ir VU' to cause to prepare.
^uiinpuiutnirir, trgfi vu. to

make

tguy

^uiutpaiuutpir,

oneself, to get ready,

in a condition to, to

pvoparo
put oneself
make preparaVU. to

to

tions, to take

to protect, to defend, to take under

one's protection.

one's dispositions ; to
to take care or heed, to
[dresser; provider.
mind.
%uuipuMumlti_ s. preparer, disposer,
Vluiutputuuiai-Pji s. preparation, preparative, disposition; furniture, house-

V| tuttiuiMitupiMiiihir bCttCT "l) tutnuuiiunhlTt

hold goods; train, equipage; precau-

surround, to encircle, to
enclose, to shut in; to protect, to
prop, to defend, to sustain to shelter, to screen, to cover
to fortify, to
restore to return, to restore, to give
back.
{j,k,r.

hgl

va. to

^'\tnittuuiiuphant~uuiitlrir S. ^tuuiuuiut^

hguy Vtt. tO bO encloSed, surrounded; to take refuge, to

seek shelter, to retire, to be under
cover, to shelter or defend oneself;
to recover oneself, to get up; to get
heart, to regain courage ; to return,
^tutnuuiuippi/",

to reinhabit, to dwell in, to remain, to

^ utuiuuiUMpnt-P-lit^i S. m| tutnuu^tupuiit

f\uMui[iuiluiun% a. deceitful, captious,

delusive.
^uimpiair a. deceived, seduced.

S.

*0

tauten

of,

tion, attention

vigilance

-Pp

ad.

spontaneously, voluntarily, readily.

to
^ututittiTt k-gli va. to deceive
cheat, to seduce, to dupe, to defraud,
to circumvent, to surprise to abuse.
^luutp^iupf or pp tug s. Gr, w. patriarch - t,an"3 patriarch of the Armenians, Catholicos ; -tuliuM% a. patriarchal tiibnj -utpui% s. patriarchate,
patriarch's residence or see -nt.pf
patria'rchship, patri. patriarchate
,
[noble ; pn. Patrick.
archy,
,

>

Viurutp^i

piuig s. Latin w. patrician,

deceiver, impostor; se-

<I|,i^^^ .

ducer ;

repose,

V| tttnpuiJ^tu%

beware

a. S. ^uMutpnii.

^Mmplt%i^ s. bot. balm-mint, gardenbalm, melissa hortensis ; <ii-/> uiu,m^

Pi^ib 1 oarmelite water.
*^uMmpliuii_, \t s. socket-rest.
%uutp\nL.p-\iJu . patriciate.

;,

60G

HUP

fl|.m/.n^a.deoeitful, fallacious, cap-

tious; -lupmu a. fraudulent, cheating,

lying; -uipaA,n.-Pl s. fallacy, fraud,
imposture, lie; -u,p.u,[, ad. deceitfully,
by fraud; -ml/uA a. S. 1) a/./.^ni seductive, flattering, fawning ; -n^pj, s.
deceit, cheat, imposition, fraud, trick.
^uimpn/if. or njf{ , "t-ip s. wick ;
match ; - 4l'P'"3 lint, linament, scrap;

<I1U.P

pletely; -PiJppj-vn. to be gathered

all together, to flock together ; -/"/A.
-ifuiitlihiT va. to
f-nL-J, s. merry dance
cover on all sides, to envelope, to sur;

round, to wrap up, to bury ~tiriuit-ni.li

a. enveloped, completely covered or
wrapped up.
;

^uMpuili

ed

ous

lint.

^luiapnuiu^ uy s. Veil, covcr ; mask,

cloak, appearance; fiction, pretext,
excuse ; envelope ; address;
g -^-uii. , under the appearance -tiT,
frjf va. to cover, to veil, to mask, to
palliate ; to pretend.
<I|uim^n<-2f'<u^
uij $. beast for sacrifice or food: appanage, pension.
^lM,[, ,ni-.-^,pni.j s. dancing, dance;
,

PuPy

ball; ballet; choir, chorus company,

assembly, circle troop, band herd,
drove, flock; - uiumlniu,^, chorus of
the stars; S. I].m/aa, y^hifn^, &c. uinfiini-ij to dance to surround, to encompass, to encircle - ui-iXm-u q.u,i_,
jopltbtrfj juifph-fj u lr"lf^p^lj inutf^ Or
uiajphfj [, - u/iyuiitf^
to dance, to
leap, to hop, to jump; to caracole; tup^uAt-i^, *o surround, to environ -u
aimu to gather together.
^mpaip.uinXtuir vfi. to raise around;
to sustain, to support; to take away,
to suppress -p.n,.ptrirva- to spread an
odour everywhere.
<l)u>^<^u^, fij a. circumjacent; s.
circumstance particular, detail turn,
revolution -/ untog for many or long
years -n^p'^ s. turn revolution, pe;

of the

riod; -^in..p, s. coryphseus, chief of a

choir or company ; fy. leader, chief,

head,
of,

to

head

first

- /p'tu to be at the head

be the

chief, to

march

at the

conduct; to give
the signal, to set the example, to take
the initiative -y^ti/* va. to circumof, to lead, to

scribe, to confine, to limit;

to

com-

prehend, to contain; to describe; to

trace or draw the first strokes, to
sketch the outline of; to rough-draw
-H'n'-t s. circumscription, limitation;
description ; outline, sketch, roughdraught; -n-omftj' vn. to gird oneself;
->i.[,u,irir va. to look around; to observe, to consider, to ponder ; -^u,.
uikiTva. to set at absolute liberty, to
free

totally; -^ini.j- va. to

fill

com-

siren.

anomalirregular
partner, fellow-dancer ; a.

-lilii) s.

a.

same company; - /'*t^or-_

dance or sing together; to

ijl-irvn.to

company or

enter a

society, to acto associate oneself with;

company,

ballet-company; chorus;

-ttgn-.p't s.

association, fellowship ; -^u/iY-t" s.

ball; -^t.- o. circular, round; y*f#r

take a turn

vn. to circulate, to

-jm.

turn, circulation, revolution.

f^uipuHi uig s- cord, rope, cable ; -.g.
cordage, ropes ; - 4o...-n-j clothesship's
line ; - 'iiuM'-nu. mar. shrouds
b-n^ah

s.

[retire.

cable.

return, to
%uipiJbng uig s. uock throat - S-#,
Int-, isthmus ; strait; - upni.u,liu3g
neck; S. 9^yt'i ''bli'"'iilri_ii-aii-, or (i
Ihpuj -f ni-pni^ to fall upon the neck
of; f%wi_p pujpAp -, to walk proudly
or majestically, to strut; linpu,gnL.guM_
"hkfj n.uMpiai-giu'byi_,f- to take to flight,
Irgui)

^u.^iu'iijij;

vn. to
;

run away.

to flee, to

immersed or sunk
neck -mu/h2_a. very high.

fl|ui^uji7ju./?j,^a.

mermaid,

uig s.

f^uipui^u/iin'i,

up

to the

^uipiu'iinjni.in o.
%u>puiiiglili

s.

isthmus-liko.
-u ainXtij to
;

ballet

dance.
V\u3puMui, nj s- leisure, leisure-time,

respite
vacation being
without work or employment, want of
occupation, rest, having nothing to do,
idleness convenient time, favourable
opportunity a. ^.^uiputufnpq. J-umJ\u_
%uili, op -nj favourable moment; va-

cessation

cation, holidays ; -ml^ad. leisurely, at

one's leisure or ease ; - um^mi^, to
rest, to cease from work, to be unoccupied, at leisure; to take time, to
find a favourable

^^
repose -

t^cbu

^^

'"ils

moment;^ - ^.t.
~y it^'^L' t rest,

to
lu'ii^phi_, to seek a convenient time, to lose no opportunity;
pk-ph^ uiuif. t^bhij l^utgnL-guMblr^
i^fiigh to take time to, to occupy oneself with, to give oneself to, to apply
oneself to - J-uiJ' uiu>i_, to give time
;

C07

fllllp

- ntXhu to have time or leisure ; mnXh-u to empty tff liuy^ - why are
you idle ? ht^h tak ^t- ~ if you have
;

time.
^uipuMuiaiuitir vtt. to surround, to
encircle, to environ; -^iTw. to scratch
oneself, to stretch, to yawn on awak^uipuiui/s-iT S. ^upuiuijij',

^lupuiuihm
ing-master.

s-

[ing.

S> 'Q"'^<<"//n<-^

dauc-

^aipmuilrjai.ju/iihJ'va. to OCCUpy, tO

employ, to give work to

keep in exercise
away, to remove.

to

to

to exercise,

empty

Irl^lrua^

jti he

will

jnnd-uiiT

Itl.

uiutniuuili-u

come when convenient

to

him.
^lupuiupm.lrJ' va. to bind in every
part, to pinion, to garrott; -ufii^m-HL
s.

fertile, fruitful.

^aiputpmuMfihp

-pnju

rich, fertile,

to become fat &

rich in pasture -jni..
gu.'hlrj' va. to fatten, to make fat;
iJTplilip to manure, to dung, to ferten,

grow

to

plump

-pou,

fat,

a.

tilize.

circumligation.

^uipuipuint-P-l,Jii

uy

tt.

abundant, copious ; -?-w* or

t-ytia ad. thoroughly, fully; long, in de-4.rf" a. very sapid
tail
well flavoured, extremely grateful to the palate -iruMpJffb a. plump, fleshy, corpulent, obese -'uunT, m^iy vn. to fatprolific,

to take

^iMipiauilij', t^jiy vn. to be occupied,

employed, busy, to apply oneself to,
to attend to, to devote oneself to, to
study, to be steady , assiduous ; to
rest, to take repose
to be vacant,

TOlCl

fliar

beguile, to lull, to fool one with fair

promises, to take to a fool's paradise;
- ny^, to feast, charm or delight the
eyes ; -/../ vn. to grow fat or stout, to
fatten ubmnfi jat.unil_, to feed one's
fancy, to lull oneself with, or feast
\^ujp,up a.
upon false hopes.
^apiupai-Sii s. fattening ; -nt.% S.
fHuipatpai, uig Or f_j a. fattened, fat,
obese, lusty , plump , oily , greasy,
unctuous; nutritious, succulent; rich,

*.

manure

fat; corpulence,

unoccupied, idle,
unemployed, lazy, slothful; vacant,
void, empty.

sap
oiliness;
produce, abundance, riches.

(QfOfiiuu^niL/?^ s. inactivity, idleness,

bonds, iron, fetters; -hw, h^li ya. to

tie, to bind, to pinion, to put in chains
or fetters.
%upui,.np s. chorus-singer; chorister a. dancing, appertaining to dancing; surrounded, encircled.

<l)u<^u//>7f>f.,

disoccupation

tion, exercise,

a.

occupation applicastudy ; leisure, oppor,

tunity, ease.

stoutness

^uipuii-u/iiil.

u,g

s.

tie,

rope, cord,

scholium, commentary; - iunimt-i^, to

take time or leisure.
^uipuin.Mup.u,i, ad. round about; taken
all together
-..4./i>/ a. comprehensive; - ^n/n^^gr. circumlative case.
;

%upMiin.irj;

va. to

h^l

encomto en-

s.

of all the virtues.

define

to

relegate, to exile, to banish ; -u^o^iT;

fUmpiMip o. fattened, fat,

plump

UMnuinn'~^
anuin,
ah.

to

s.

k-^Jt

va. to fatten

manure
;

s.

periodic-

- utumlriif periodical stars

,

[tion, turn

periodicity.
s.

--?

period.

revolution, circula-

<Iiu>^^-<.> u#j s. gift,

present; dona-

tion, favour, grace, gratification,

mu-

premium, rimuneration, recompense

salary, pension b - l< -t t ~b Twulfii as a gift,
nificence, liberality;

^^

to feed or entertain

s.

',

>

as a present

to lavish gifts or benefits on, to gift ; S.

;

-ut. uinXki_

ifwt^

S.

[ling.

^uapuMpiulit i^g a. S. fllui^uf^;

^iupphpailiMi,% a. circular
al

^uipuiMioj^jh/iit^j' va. to

^uipuiphiT,

%upp.lTpni.[t1,

comprehension, containing, embracing; syllepsis; party,

assembly; - ii,iLiii^[,%nt-ptj the union

i^l'l'

^lapuiL-npni-P-liJb s. danciug in company, ballet, ball, chorus assembly,

company, reunion.

comprise, to

include, to comprehend, to
pass, to embrace, to take in
velop, to beset, to invest.
^u-puioLnt-Pj,

fll<o^m.-#j^/4"".3*-dancer.[company.
vn. to dance in

fHutpuMt-np^iT, y^ui/

fat-

^p-

uiiamli jnu.unilj

one with hopes, to

^iMipif.hL.uipui^t' a.

giving, distribut-

ing presents, liberal; s. donor; -tiT

S. U^n-uiiauiAtnU-J'; ^nt-P^ s. distribution of presents; of prizes; liberality,
generosity ; -pt^ a, bringing presents;.

608

fliar

favour, favoured;
-^>3 uiiAyj" va. to load with gifts
-fuiiq-l,/, a. seeking or asking a present
or favour; -lia,% a. given, accorded,
granted; -Ayii//^, the Land of Promise;
a. finding

-f./><.m

S. ^utpif.h-1-ui^uj^fu ; iiffrui St president of the games, giver of prizes.

^utp^h-.ujtL ni-t luu s- donee, person to whom any thing is given or
~'^l*i'

bequeathed by

will.

^itpq-tLtaakp o.foud of making presents, liberal, generous, large-hearted, open-handed, munificent; -mn.,

donor; remunerator -mm-m-Pj,

gift, donation; -mptir 8. ^wp^t-^

"j s.
s.

place for distribution of

place of grace, church.

t-trir; -p.u'i, s.

gifts

fig.

tg[, va.to give, to

<Hu/;.<ft--i/",

make
make

a present, to present with, to

largesses, to give freely & munificently, to distribute generously or liberally to reward
;

F/y

^ - cyvA ^ M/ s.q. pt' 't-uin.

<I|O.P

in short, in fine;

- uium^ly

frankly,

to be plain with, openly, ingenuously, without reserve ; -/uou uig a. speak,

ing clearly, distinctly, explicit, intelligible, clear; - ipilru to speak clearly ; -;(u>t< S. ^u,p,j_a. ; -lipou s. puritan
-liptfiini-Pl, s. puritanism -t^m a. simple-minded, sincere, ingenuous, candid, artless , good-natured ; simple,
silly, foolish, imbecile ; -./i-pf tS, S.
;

ter

-^ip

s. phys. eudiomeeudiometry ; -mnt._

a simple & compendiojis alma-

^iupilir,iinL.pJi

-^.,^t./?if .

T'lp s.

nack.
^utpqtiT, tjl, va. to simplify ; to
clarify, to filter; to clear, to purify;
to expand, to slacken ; to unfold, to
unroll, to untwist, to display, to
spread, to put or set forth; to unravel, to clear up, to disentangle, to develop, to explain, to expound, to illustrate ; - ly-po^u , to hoist, to infurl
a flag, to let fly the ensign, to display
the colours ; - nn.uM^uiuinu to heave
out, to set a sail; -furvn.to be simplified; to be clarified, filtered; to become clear , to be purified ; to be
cleared up, solved, unravelled or elucidated; to grow calm or serene; to
extend, to stretch out, to be unfolded,
displayed or unrolled; - Jt^^f^, to
depart, to go away ; - n?--"j > to be at
the last gasp ; Mifutpqh-^uA qnt-uMpP-m^
juA ii-k'f^ "ifp , his countenance brightened; S. flff
[ly, confidently.
fllm^jt^tu a. frank, bold ; ad. open^UMpi^ui^ ~^i oq. S. ^^tup^ S.
,

(I)m/>Ar^o>/>

/y

morning gown;

monk; -^4
vn. to

tunic, cloth, coat;

-un-np s. ecclesiastic,
*.

ml/nt.'iip s.

short tunic

put on a tunic.

-^/'

[cipice.

^uiptp, ly s. rock, cliff, steep, preffiiupt^ s. explorer, out-rider, sentinel, keeper, guardian.
uijj s. watch, guard,
^uplr^iauiuA
patrol; -a i,uM%yi_, to place sentinels.
^uiplrJ', kgl, va. to dance with, to
,

dance
let ;

in

company,

Irpn-,,

to sing

%Mi,ph'buiiMiuM'i

u._5

perform a balin a ring.

s. guardian of proto

& dance

visions, store-keeper.
ft[iupir%iM,u,p[iir

vn.

[livelihood.
to

earn

one's

^ajpfbli^ s. scanty fare, scarse nourishment; 4'"2/'^ ijaiiLolilruii -"h i,iyP-^

^yPt-u to

live

fllio^t^y. s.

from hand to mouth.

cantata ; -mli -n^, a<j s.

chorus-singer; -n..pT' s. ballad; madrigal; chorus.
fll#;2^, p, rr,a.simple; serene, calm;
pure, clear, clean ; simple, sincere,
genuine; clear, evident; s. serenity,
sereneness, fine weather, clear sky,
serene atmosphere; evening stillness;
morning freshness ; ad. simply \ t -t'
I' ~y ad. with a clear sky.
^mpquipiu"!! S. ^mpqui/uou \ tiT, t-t/li
va. to clear up, to unravel, to unriddle,
to solve ; ~pu.p ad. simply; clearly, explicitly sincerely ; - uiofr^^, in a word,
;

simpHcity, good
nature, artlessness, plainness, sincerViu,pq,rinnt-P[it-% s.

ity,

candour, ingenuousness; foolish

credulity, singleness,
plicity,

silliness, sim-

[sky.

^up^pnin

a.

thundering in a clear

ng s. teusiou, distonsiou.
^aip^L.pi,^, s. simplicity; purity,
cleanness simplicity, sincerity ; cla^lupifni^uib-

rification, clarifying

;
serenity, clearness, calm weather; explication, development; uf>j%<ii.iu(ui% - 1 noble sim<Qio^2r'-#7. '"' simply.
[plicity.
^uipnnt.aL s. chem. decolouring, clarification, [bar, cross-bar; curtain-rod.
^mpijnt^ui^, uig s. bolt; padlock;
^uipqni-m , p s. strainer, filter, colander, cullendar, skimmer; beakedcruet.

609

<inir

^uipki, t%fj s. maintenance, food,

nourishment, subsistence, victuals,
provisions, stores; <i.>i.^% -, daily
bread, daily board; fu.t.ai.ifi, 4ay/?_
c,uMjpiii_o\ ^muitiki^ - , to gain or earn
one's livelihood.
[Paris.

ephor; - Spmluijjl,
^uipP-h-iiA f *. Parthenon.
fll^/3*-t. ufj a. s. Parthian; Parthia ; -^ the Parthians ; -.4.% a.
Parthian -mtiunr, tu^iy vn. to take the
air, tone ormanners of the Parthians,
to speak in Parthian
-.^4% ad. in
the Parthian language.
[mat.
11n/./f^, iy s. mat, straw- or rush^'"pti pk"'3 * siren, mermaiil;

^uipkm,

utj

s.

fairy

zool. tom-tit,

tit-mouse, mesen-

[gia, muskin.
"'"'pfo. * dancer.
fHaifipuui, puuiui^ s. wall, rampart,

fortification.
(I)<o^/n<.^fjr s.

autumnal

blast.

ad.proudly, haughtily; -^p.

21'L< to walk ostentatiously, in a stately manner, to bridle up, to carry the
head high, to strut, to strut about, to
stalk along.
^uipttui^uH, a. vaunting, boasting.
<!!/.*-

^uipftMoiip

s.

vaunt

ostentation, pride

boast

show,

glory, splendour

decorum, honour -t muy. "^J/A

to pique or plume oneself on, to glory
in ; -* ^uj'utplii_, to be proud of, to
be boasted or vaunted of, to make it
;

one's boast to.

^ui[,itl/iini[iij^ S. ^lupb-ni-Hh . [ioUS.
^ujpttlrgni-gu/iilrj' va'to render glor-

glory, to vaunt,
to boast, to brag, to hector, to praise
oneself; to put oneself forward, to
aim at winning distinction, tO preach
up oneself, to make a merit of, to affect haughty airs, to play the braggart, to swagger, to be vain-glorious,
proud or vain of; fj/A6-uyt7_-, to
pride oneself, to look big, to be proud
of; uftupttliir ij-ni. I have the honour
^laph'liir, htjuy vn. to

to

be

-;

,.
;

^upftnUi or njli a. boastful, vaunting, bragging, vain-glorious, self-conceited , swaggering , blustering ; *.

braggart, swaggerer, braggadocio,

hector, bully.
fll^6-n-/fi s.

vaunting, boasting.

a. of great merit, praise-

worthy ,|glorious.
<Ha,pfi, u,j s,

[woods.

^a,pl{h%l,'&.'ffl,pu.%l/i.l,.

or n3 a. modest, virtuous, chaste, pudic, maidenly, pure;

sober, moderate, temperate, frugal;
discreet, well-behaved.
^uipfi/r^mii,pu,% a. reserved in one's
speech, speaking modestly -n^p-liL%
*. modest or decent discourse; -p^
ad. modestly, chastly; decently; -/!_
pijj a. modest in one's behavour, decent; -tf-lr^a. discreet & modest;
J-niinii_ a. composed of virtuous persons; -//uAt S, ^aipiih^u,; ~^po% a. behaving modestly, modest, virtuous,
chaste, pure; -Jpm a. chaste-minded;
-itiuj; uiguy vn. to be modest, to lead
a chaste life, to know how to compose
one's demeanour ; to be moderate,
reserved or circumspect, to abstain,
to be sober; -%/, s. place of chastity,
monastery, holy retreat ; -ukp a. virtuous, modest, pudic ; -u%n,^i^ ovunLi,
a. well behaved, brought up in modesty, modest, chaste, virtuous; -putp
s. giver of chastity; -^nt-guftihw va. to
render wise or modest, continent or
abstinent, to give an air of decency.
^uMplit-^m

'[iji

^u,plih-^unL.[t[' s. modesty, decency,

decent bearing, carriage, demeanour
or deportment, honesty chastity, pu;

dicity, purity, bashfulness;

tion,
ty,

modera-

temperance, abstinence, frugali-

sobriety; gravity, stateliness, re-

verend aspect; -p

S. fl|<Y4^^"""P'"z*
^utpfit-^aiaM.^^ af. S. ^utplih^u.

^uiplili'ii

lr%lij s.

trench, moat, ditch.

%aplin,--2C, ^TCy S. bot. folliclo, sholl,

pericarp, capsule, pod, husk, cod.
*%u,plio2_ s. wood-pigeon, ring-dove.
fl|,^4t.r,

<H/p4^ S. ^u.^ir,r, <I|,4^.

^a,p,ra,jhir, h^f, va. to try, to

. .

([|u>^f^<><.^ai}

HU.P

satchel; - qopuM^, knapsack; - p-iip-uipirpl, courier's bag.

^u,pii,y sf. Fatal Sister , Fate ; ^i^
-fj the thread of -.
^upiiui^fip a. scattered through the
get, wallet,

sack; bag, purse, bud-

fl)

.upiTuhi

^lup^uip

/.

-/f .

expe-

young man.[rience.

&c. S. ^ui^ip t &c.

[tion.

dancing; turn, revolu(\\iiipn/^

#.-4// *. gr. circumflex ( ")
mus. an Armenian note C^); -"*"-*
a. circumflesed on the last syllable.
f\\a,pnjp s. turn, gyre, round, circle
helix, spire, spiral show, crowd -^
eating & drinking, feasting; - umAni-u
flju/^m/nt.? s.
,

redound,

turn, to
f\\,apn%

Stf

-"<-?

li'jj

to

draw back.

Latin w. baron; * S.

s.

barony

s.

--4/> sf.

baron-

[va. to collect, to gather.

ess,
<I|<^ni_/?uy

collection

[ig s.

qup

6 10

HUP
to

;,,

-P-hir

be

^uiiint-^u/buiiT, -lifiirvn.gr. to

cir-

cumflexed.

^upuaii.uip.ui/uu,ni-P^iii s-iiscoTitexit

with one's lot

let

libeller

-^//^

s.

libel

pamphleteer

;
;

pamph-

-^t"

blaming, carping, critical, criticizing, fault-finding; s. censor, criZoilus ; - f/At^L S.

tic
fault-finder

-l-l'l'

a.

i1|/^</ .'</'

- i-w ^'/k-

he

finds

dancing, dance.
^ujpniAuMli uiijS. orb, sphere, circle,
circuit, orbit ;-pu<%, circumlocution,

fault with everything.

^lupt/tut-usii^ S. D. ^inputui^ 5.; ^i#

periphrasis, roundabout phrase -u.^

^I'lip or -la/uouf Auchoraton, treatise by St. Epiphanius against heresy.
^pniiiui^uijti. a. spherical, round.

u.u.i_l,

%uipn,.!lh

s.

to sully one's repu[carping, fault-finding.

^uipuiat-uiuk^lt a. fond of criticism,

^uiiLu

[it-p

tation,

comprehensive.
h^f, Da. to surround,

blamable, blamea.
^u,i,i,uii./rip
worthy, reprehensible, censurable.
fl|u#^uu.-fe/",
tyf va. to blame, to

encompass, to encircle; to comprehend, to contain, to enclose, to

embrace; -[.J-yn. to be surrounded

reproach, to find fault with, to carp,

to criticize, to vituperate, to animadvert, to condemn, to censure.

^'^imi^^iiu/iu/r, a.

^uii,i.ta^lrj;

to

or contained.

[city.

^uipnJbuilin^p-'^

contents capa^apn,.u, -.%,/.*. rush-rope, coarse

rope of hay.
^iapnt.u,iu/i

s.

"\i

membrane, tunic

anat.

uiu.q^j bot. pericarpium, follicle, capsula.

[the membrane.
laiAfriT

"lujprii-Mnut/tiitn

'naipnt-uiui/^^ir vn.

Vfl.

to roll

break
one over
to

another as waves.
screwshaped, spiral, helical; *. screw, helix;
- u,2ui.u,p^, right spired screw; - <fm.
I,nuq.u.pi left spired screw.
^apnM.pk,r, tjf va. to surround; to
,

envelop, to cover, to conceal, to enclose, to shut up ; - or

^ pu,j - to
strike out, to eliminate, to take away,
to retrench, to trim round.
^mpuiuiuitj; irgp vu. to fill to ovorflowing; to break, to burst; -[..r vn.
to be full to overflowing; to burst, to
,

be broken, burst.
,

-t-tT, h^fi

with a sling.
va. S. ^uipuiiipuiplrir',

to spring up, to burst out, to

forth.

jump

a.s, Persian; Persia.

the Persian religion;
-l^ii/i,
-jpi a. Persic ; Persian ; - 4.peacock ; - A-5 the Persian Gulf;
-linpiyu a. Persia-conquering ; -%u,ir,
wjiy vn. to imitate or become Persian, to adopt the Persian tongue,
tone or manners; -u/iA B.^ui^iutinpii.-umui'h s. Persia.
^mpuliypyii ad. in Persian;*. Persian, the Persian tongue.
^uipuiTuiip sf. queen-bee.
(|) u/^iiu/<f.n;%
a. well walled; -^mm
a. wall piercing (thief) ; -ik-i- a. wallshaped ; -iTtupm a. beseiging ; defending ; -tnupuif^li s. battering engine
<11u>^<//>(, uli<ag

^lupulitnil.kl,

s.

seige-train

-innc^Sii S. filling

Up,

overflowing rupture, bursting, rent,

tear; crash; nL.u,hi_g- pqujhl, to
eat to bursting, to burst with eating.
%u,pa Pg s. sling swarm of bees;
^luppiu u,piu,lilTi_ -fit. to sling.
a. Persian -^ s.Persia. [list.
H"'/...
^u.puiuu,[ifi s.sWng: cross-bow, arba"f"'/'"""- I'jj s. blame, reprehension,
injury, outrage, infamy, vituperation,
criticism, censure; a. blamable;
-f/..
"i-tru to be blamed, criticized,
carped,
animadverted.
;

>

throw or cast stones

^uipni-puijtti- Uk helicoidal,

^uipuiuimliifb

sling-stone

^uj[,iiutpiM-(i s.

va. to sling, to
fll/K^uti/", Irqji

pellicle

S. 1nA^>u,^uw^

<I|<o^<o<.^ s. slinger.

-^t'^n.-P-'j^ s.

fortification

guard, rounds - ^/At^,

to guard the wails or fortifications
-i-np -i^ui^ a. encircled with a wall,
fortified; -t-npt-iT or
<\l,apMiuiirj', hgl va. to encircle with
a wall, to wall to construct or elevate a rampart, to fortify to separate
by a wall fig. to protect, to shelter;
- or f f!<3 - to separate, to divide,
-uiui^

juj

s.

to send

away, to remove.
^lupm nj. ~^, uini-j . debt, duty,
obligation, engagement; due; active
,

debt, credit; tribute, tax, impost;

;;

,;
.

cause, reason, author; a. in debt to,

indebted, accountable, responsible;
guilty , culpable ; - piu^up
tribute
due ; ~ni u.kp creditor ; - kt kpt &c.
v._ imp. there
must, there ought ; it is
right, it is necessary ; - hL. u.f,J-ui% kp
it was necessary
ik - "i_k - > "i^k
t. uiiam^TC, it must uot be, it is not
right, just or lawful; ^k - 4t*a<j, he
is unworthy of life ; - ^tupliuAihij to
think proper, to deem expedient; u,p^
,

>

\,

g -to^ to cause to run into

debt, to get into debt, to be involved

liufbhi_

in debt

/;.%/t^

-i-qp

run into

to

debt ; to lay oneself under obligations;

pinqni^lT u nt^h-it [b J^^if ij/^f^l* tO bO
over head & ears in debt; - .*<}/.%
^uiWuipt-ij to

assume the obligation;

^uMu,ni.^u/hiri_

n-u

pay a debt;

^uMuinL^uhth-i

i^pti^u

to dischargo or

q~u k-pta^u^
a debt of

to dischargB
^ujinni^uuAiri^

u,uifl,mnt.p-'Er

gratitude

fii-p

^n

^'-p

""-

pay one's debt to one's

country - .n.1ifr^, to render culpable,
to impute, to accuse to condemn S.
to

P'yi_, ^luai^uiTC, &C.

V\utpuiiiiii.l,p a. obligatory

com. bond

-/3-^/3-

- tp^tup-m-ii^n/ railroadfHuipinm/j s. mask, veil, cover, [bond.

^uipmuiiui% s. debtor; a- indebted;
responsable, obliged culpable,' guilty due, fit, convenient - u.ii4-^, to
cause to run into debt
to oblige; -

Jiiilrij

to

debt; to

remain debtor, to run into

be obliged or subject; pi^'ii

Iriit^li uiuiyii 1,1-pnL.ir

be on his own head;

- his blood shall

,

-.-/3?

s.

obliga-

^\\uipuitu^h-J' On "linuipnM-ui^htT. ftiOU.

<l|<o^<niu/(^_j *.

fellow-debtor

-4u.

paying one's debts; -4io.nn-?

*. redemption, buying out, off or up
-iTuMuii s. instalment, partial payment;
- uiiuij to give or pay by instalments
-Jht-pi^aili s- note payable to order.
^uMpmui%^ s. charm, talisman.
^uipuiuMuiiu^ui'ti^ni.p-lii^ s. exacting
payment, exaction of a debt.
^itpmuiuiu/ii uiif s. debtor
culprit
- ip'iri^, to owe, to be indebted --?
*. obligation, bounden duty, bound.
<1)i^inu>n.oL ay a. borrowiug guaranteeing payment of another's debt,
becoming bail or surety, respondent,
answerable.
uinjg a.

to tire out, to weary, to fatigue too

fllllP

harass, to jade, to overweary, to worry, to fag, to exhaust,

to debilitate, to extenuate; -*-j"'-j^i.
o. tiring, fatiguing, toilsome, wearisome, grievous, burdensome ; overwhelming, crushing.

much,

to

^uipmuMuftif, hijiy vn. to grow tired,

to be too much fatigued, to tire or
weary oneself, to become weak, debilitated,

exhausted.

<^uMpu,aMinkp

s-

creditor.

dcbtor; culprit;

fl\aipmu,i.np s.

a.

ob-

liged ; culpable ; condemned ; - nunit^

or -tiT, Irgft -hgnL.gai'iiytr vo. to fiud
fault with, to lay the fault on, to accuse, to blame ; to render or declare
guilty or culpable, to judge, to condemn, to sentence ; to plunge one
into debt; to oblige, to engage; -^mT,
tjuy vn. to be declared guilty, to be
,

judged , sentenced conrun into debt ; to be

bound; -m-P-b s. fault, guilt; condemculpable

demned

to

nation; debt; duty; obligation, engagement,

[bution; assessment.
^uipuipiu^uli s. tribute, tax, contri^uiprnkiT, ir^fi va. to worst, to over-

conquer, to
- tftyip^apulbu
to suffer with fortitude, to bear up
against pain or torments.

come, to vanquish

fl|

inpuikifj "f v5 *

to

subjugate, to subdue

garden

- pufu^

- uimqa^ fruit,
2utpy kitchen
orchard uA^mpuAui^iMiii botanicatitnL. uiuipmfiiili - plot Or bod
al
,

"" walks
u^uininpab
;
t^'^L^
qiki- u{iup,^liiip to lay out a - j igi_

ippn^i/[ip

4^/-?r' * garden;
^uipuiftqiuuitub
uiufii

S. P"^puMp S. ^^uiptnpi^

-.^'"p s. lapis lazuli.

small garden.
uig s. gardoncr, horticulturist; -m-/?? s. gardening, horti^iapu,fi,ltli s.

^lupinftqufuA

culture.
Vliopm[iir, in^f, vn. to owe, to contract debts, to become indebted, to
be bound; to be obliged, beholden to;

ought, must.
^.upmf^r, t-juif vn. to be conquered,
to have the worst of it ; jmifi^i-Pf to be confounded , astounded , astonished, surprised; uiuipmi-guii- uimmlr..
puiifUL , a part was subdued.
iQiu^io^ F mt.uy s. dobt ; duty ; .^
to smart for, to
Y7/'" to pay dear for,
I

Id

;;

.,

612

flJb^

be punished,

have the smart

to

HbP

of.

flltu.,

venting secret
rancour - il^lru to give way to one's
resentment, to vent one's wrath, to
be revenged, to upbraid most outrageously, to slander or attack from private hate.
fll./.^u.nL/3/.-1i s. overthroWjdefeat,
- J'u,u,'tilri_,
discomfit; subjection
/.

iluipj-pg

^uipmn^uip-iuift

a.

n-uipAnM-auslihit

tO
overcome, to conquer, to defeat, to
rout, to overthrow [ - J'mm'b^i_, to be
vanquished, conquered, defeated,routed, to lose the battle, to be discomfited ; - lunuutnil>u'i>ku to succumb, to
yield, to give up, to cede, to surrender, to deliver up the arms, to submit;
to avow or know one's weakness.
^uipuini-li a. seeking pretexts.
%uipmni-.'Ju s. the act of conquering
or of being conquered; S. ^lupmn^,,
^uMpmni-uiu-m^'2Ca. suitablc, decent,
uipuuililr/i

itlihitityi

S. 1i</'<"'

<1t'"/><^

&

[fit,

due.

Fasgard, Persian sect

s.

iTiapj

fect,

s. fig. guard, shield ; -_

refuge, recovery; -kJ- va. to
envelop, to enclose
to encircle , to

s.

[Paulinist,

(Huii.i}j,ai%na

^upuip

fljt^u,!.

u,j

s.

Samosatene.

a.

Paulinician,

uijf s.H. IV. oxen, cattle.

"\iipunuuiin t "\utpquiifiuui t ha S. OlS-nil s.

Pegasus,

[cuit,

sea

s. 6o<.

^hriiu,i[.na

u._j s.

arum, colocasia.
Gv. w. polagus , the

ocean, the sea, the mighty deep, the

depths of the sea, the world of waters;
archipelago
S/"-"-'^*'"'4'5ii "'Pzl'Tuscan sea; fll/A<./.u4A -.Black sea;
\iujup.pai^uj% - Caspian sea.,

*X\ir,iu,iuA s. shell-fish.
fllt,^*-./",

kjp

va. to hollow, to

ate, to dig, to delve

excav-

to sap, to mine,

to sink; - ifm-pu
^npu, to open a
trench, to sink a well; quniM,uni.uMg
to shed tears.
"LP^b'-P" filtriin^m, s. hollowing out, excavation, digging.
[quinquertium.
,

^f/iiuiiuPinu

[,

s.

Gr. w. pentathlon,

governor.

command,

rule, reign,

^truiplra/b 01 ^truipnulriu'i, O. PetCr's,

of Peter; -^t-% .jtJ; St. Peter; St.
Peter's successors ; -^ s. followers,
colleagues or companions of St.Peter.
<flfr^/t<ot. U.S. Gr.w. inspector, visitor.
(Htpir.-hp s. garb , attire , dress,
* turn-out, rig-out ; tinsel; -tr, tj[i
va. to 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

mustaches

s.

curls of the beard.

*Ht^./.u/iJtifoi. s. Gr.
((

Do Interpretatione
,s.

w. Aristotle's

^htitiuiujuihuihl^lruMl'

a.

or

MMfiuinhlifi-aA

Gr.w- peripatetic.

fllt^a*

[y a. illustrious

famous

distinguished, celebrated, renowned;

elegant, magnificent, excellent ; pompous, sumptuous, fine, rich, superb;
proud, haughty, stiff & starched ; - or

-" ad. proudly, haughtily pompous- ti- uiuiiCyTC ad. richly & magnificently ; -u fuouhfj to speak elegantly.
-i-./", tjf
^b-piCuipu/i, a. eloquent
vna. to speak or treat eloquently; -/.._
p-t s. eloquence -t-yiiu ad. with much
ostentation -/uoi# a. eloquent;- ^f.
fluently
*./_, to speak eloquently
-%uiir, aijiaj
-pioiini-P-X' s. eloquence
vn. to be proud of, to act the master,
to make parade or show of, to strut,
to pique oneself on, to tower or rise
above, to domineer, to lord over to
abound, to increase.
;

s. boast, boasting, bragvaunting; ostentation, pomp,

show; gorgeousness, parade, finery.

(Qt^2<'<ii%^

ging

V\/rp'Xaiuioa-2S'njTC o. rlcfily

ed, gorgeous,

Gr.w. Pentecost.

ly

%ir^l,uipn%

<I|tm#ii-/3? s.

tion.

sway, domination, dominion, authorigovernment, state, kingty, power

dom, empire; -^ powers (2^ hierarchy of angels) ^n^ln-np -^ ecclesiastical principalities, bishops, &e.

master - 4/j patriarch

abbess; - ^im-uin-mj
pre-

Persian religion.

surround, to shut in to circumscribe,

to comprehend - Punf-un. to crown,
to gird the brows with a crown; -uJi,
-mSi, s. circumscrips. surrounding

commander; -

chief,

Vliupi^ui^

pulh

s.

fHii-muifiuii/; uiguy vn. to be chief or

head, commander to command, to
reign over, to bear sway over.
'^ymirnif. s. the entire history of the

^lupmpa,^
book.

,j

S-u/n.

a-

omamont-

sumptuous, rich; -^"j-

egregious, illustrious; most

,
;

.,;

6 IS

"flbS

serene; -uiuu,^

splendidly crowned;
-u4/i a. ostentatious, loving pomp &
show, -uppai.l3ji s. ostentatiousness,
love of display; -ununpq. a. neighing
a.

fiercely; -^nt-^u/iilrir va. to render illustrious, to exalt, to raise, to glprify.

fl|A-^i2rt.i.? s.

pride

magnificence, elegance

presumption

arrogance

S.

fllbS

i^nif-t-mh ^minni-QUtiik-/

OV llzCuiph^

Sa% y

to breathe one's last, to die; mk'""

nL%lr or - fr*' [Hii hpP-mij I must go
lillinpi n MM^ma
^TCutplri qug^mti Jiup^
i

SLnfb

to

go

evacuate the

to stool, to

bowels.
^J-if-uiiP a. abominable, execrable,
loathsome, disgusting, hateful, detest-

able.

-nm

I|t^#i^,

s.

collar,

neck-band.
lik-mi. s. pine;

Vlt^hu^li
^hi-^k
lighted pine-branch, fire-stick, fire,

to hate, to execrate.

brand*<1|^/.

*fl|.Arf ( ^J-nJ-) s.

.r t;n. to

^k^tuanu
*<I|t*

*.

ft s.

leap about as calves.

Pegasus.

Of J./" s, discord or obstinacy.

thus, in this manner or

way ; ad. almost, nearly.
^ki'uiku a. diverse, varied, different;
of divers colours, variegated; precious, excellent.
[difference.
^kuufftun^p^ s. variety, diversity,
fll^-m S.llvto!^; - uin%hi_, to take care,
to care, to do the needful or necessary - ib%lru to be necessary ; hL.
-I whoever, whosoever; np^,/, -, as
much as you will or wish \- k v. imp.
it must be, it is necessary ^t -f it
need not be, it is unnecessary ; ^ti
^i^ [fbJi - nqoP_^ , I do not want
prayers ; piA ^t - ^a/i,i/hj%t, I care
oplHiuiii

Ql/ift-iu^

nails.

uiliinnifij

i^qb-ng a.

filthy, foul,

ujj

must,

is necessary;
not necessary;
in vain
uselessly
jnib'iif_ MMikinu
jut%Jp, nOilrij to have care, to be
concerned, to reck; uikmu nuii^i, to
want, to need, to be or to stand in
want of; [ ai^inu if.i^. to be useful or
serviceable uikum utniiyi_, mjimo^ ifui^
P^u to use, to make use for, to avail
oneself of; *Yt'"" ni!i,hi_^jyp^ , to
devote or apply oneself to; nuikmu
it

must

not,

it

it is

^[Hiiy

^^labiuiiuiuiu

stiff;

constant, immoveable, steadfast,

firm, infrangible, unshaken; - . tMi%fn4_

ad. strongly, steadily ; - 4"t.< to hold
fast, to preserve, to persist ; - i-%t/_,

to hold firmly to, to retain.

,

fll^V or

Pindus.

s.

-.' h''!s"3

tJi6 nostrils.

spotted, speckled,
Ppm ; s. speckle,
spot, mark ephelis ; small-pox ; -"_
^nin^iT D. PWw
ufrtf// S. ^^uiali a. ; nui
ptiin
^npnutlilT', ~ni-[3-p #-J O. V^p"^
uij a.

<I|/.u.;},

motley, dapple

S.

Neptune,

[lantj,

pistachio,
pistachio-tree.

nut

fS\^^^n%,

! s.

Gr. w.

<I)/.m<K4 s. Gr. w.

uikmii ki

fj s. Gr. w. pinna,
h '"/ -~^'{' '^HV ^'
zoo/, pinnophylax; prawn, shrimp.
fll/Aju, ufiiif-y a. firm, steady; hard,
solid, strong, fast, compact, close,
flj^i

s.

impure, unclean,
dirty, abominable, detestable, execrable; - uin^ilri_
[pinna-marina.
S. ^,ip-h,r.
Hf /^S-

profane;

<I|/i1if.f>u

necossaries, the
necessary, the needful ; need, want,
necessity, indigence exigence, necessity ; use , employ ; business ; rhet.
concise narration; - or - JiupHhy,
needs, jobs, going to stool; { uikmu,
for use or service ; for ; j^'''i_ u/4-"
for what use or purpose ? why ? - lih^
iirj , the necessities of life ; - i-i - 4.

pyu

s.v\u,p&m.

<iiA4

not about.

f<

human

wasp, drone, hornet,

-u,j wasp's nest.

uij s.

ox-fly, gad-fly

^fir -, it

spots on the

*fllfrf/i4 s.

(q^-v!^

cocoon.
S. PogaSUS.

^fiftaiinu or fi\k^uiunu

little.

11^ t s- bey -n^pj, s. beylik.

^k^au/li^ s, Persian w, nag, pony;
courser; a. mounted on a courser.
fl|4-" pr. as, like; - ^ntAu.^
as Hiyu

QT gl' vn, to detest, to

<I|cA^u>ir, uFjoj/

hold in aversion, to abhor, to loathe,

-yii^
^

s.

Q)/>>u>^

07J a.false,

improper, abusdegener-

ive, adventitious, extrinsic

ate, bastard s. note, letter, bill, card;

- /i uimpinni-g
inuocent , guiltless
;

faultless.
f^lnnuM^utpiup ad. abusively, falsely,

improperly; catachrestically; - 1/5".

to abuse, to use improperly.
f[\pinui/iiu%ujir, uiguij vn. to degenerate, to fall away.

P^u

;
.
,

614
catachresis ;
-Pp ad. by name only, abusively.
fl\pmuiin,-Pji s. abuse, impropriety;
bastardy ; rhet. catachresis.
(I|^iu>(>t.ni.%n<.p^<-'>< s.

^ftmuiiT, f^ftmuAiutiT, uiguMj

be

to

want of

in

Vtl.

to

^l^J-

S. \fu.,iui

*fl|^fc.r S.

&c

[ski n

to strip, to despoil

*fll^4fe.r va.

to

^uPm-PtiT.

Waot,

to be necessary,

fll'VJr

fllfta-*. buffalo-calf.

*^i.-P

s.

pointed ear, goat's ear.

useful.
*fl|^a'a. globular.

employ,

to use, to

make use

to

of.

necessary, use-^ necessaries,

it is usethe needful;
the t
ful to no one; "^ t---ii pjfif t -> it is
no longer good for anything ; -^.
"iiiriTva. to render useful, to make pro'HpinuAuijiiM-, luj a.

ful,

advantageous

fitable.

[*.

usefulness.
;

n^l^p

fllfmrai^a. useful, profitable,

advan-

'\\nintvutMt-nn O. "liiuiuiliuiant-

^iiui^ndbij.

or

liniHiu, s.

pastry; cake,

pie ; -putfaiib- mg s. pastry-cook.

<n.^u.muA.Gr.i</.platane, plane-tree.
,

-iituA a. Platonic ; *.
platonic love ; -^m.
[en shot or bullets.
s- platonism

Q|^>inn%u>{>i(/%

Platonist; - t/
"iinc-t

dliltiTputui s. Lat.
fl)

Y^l.^.

[.J

111.

plumbatffi, lead-

or U.J a. idle, lazy, supine,

to foretell, to predict; to use, to make

negligent ; -uipaip ad. lazily, slothfully,

supinely ; -uMbaiir, mgiy vn. to be idle,
to neglect; -miip s. ^qtpfat-pjM] -f.r,
huuii S. ^nlrni^utbiiMtr'.^ ni-P^f ni-tlh S.
idleness, laziness, supineness, negligence; l< - i,,aa,u.'i,li_, to abandon one-

use

self to sloth, to live in idleness.

tageous, necessary
'H^mu/bni.f

age

s.

good, excellent.
advant-

utility, profit,

use, employ.

^^uiuin-tiT, ty^s^a.to deliver oracles,

of.

^limain-ni-Pf g. word, oraole, prediction; testimony, vritness; use, employ; want, necessity ; work ; writing,
useful treatise.
^fiinuifill^j'vn. to serve, to be useful.
fl|fuiitn;/ a.

useful; -fr, h^iy vn. to

want, to be wanting; -nt-P'l,' s. want,

indigence necessity witness, testi;

mony.
<[|/><<7^ V. imp. one must, it is necessary uiuliui^liii [,ii^ uifiuih^iuM- it was
within a hair's breadth of.
,

suitable - k
necessary
becoming, proper, suit^/r i--u - k'ii Jti ii"^j.e
able
what
need have we of witnesses? -/%iur
a.

^fiinnj

S.

fl|f u>f

it is

-H.^inj

^ifjfi.i,

copper; copper-

s.

coin - itfuyu,i_, yellow copper, brass,

bronze, tombac; - ^ptu^uipiylA, cop;

per pyrites, yellow copper-ore - t^_

pikpui'iiti.
variegated copper-ore
;

phillipsite.
%jh<Mtp.u!b

a.

turpiloquent

mouthed, nasty, ribald,

foul-

obj
scene, blaspheming, cursing; -m^pb
s. turpiloquence, obscene language,
filthy discourse; -n-npir m^ a. doing
shameful or filthy things, immodest,
impure, dirty, obscene lascivious
filthy,

-if-nph^ailuoa a.

Pi

s.

blaspheming;

-fnpb-ni-_

filthy action, impurity,

obscenity

filthiness,

lewdness,
-^.t-A o. of an

impure
(H[iinn^

necessity

njfig

s.

waut

the needful

iudigenco

S.

^k-f

fllf mni-u s.

^tpk

Gr. w. pine, pine-tree.

tight; - ii-iru to stretch

tightly.

faith; -^^4 a- sacrificing to

unclean idols -ik^t.a. foul-tongued,
;

obscene -^j
;

mni-PJi

book

Pythian
oracles; -^npmu pn. Pythagoras; -.
i.npkai'ii s. a. Pythagorean.
- s. Pythian games, [ess.
fl|f f-/3/.
^l-Pn% or Pl,n%s. Pythia; Pythonfll^t-n^^ni
f s. Gr. w. pyrheum, Per^^M-Ptaq-lip

s.

of

a.

full

of

filth,

sunk

in

nastiness, dirty, impure, lewd; -fuiuiA

s.

impure religion

-iTuimnj^ a.

unclean, impure, sacrilegious ; -inj

house of ill-fame ; idol-temple
s.
-%nt-% a. of an abominable name.

sian Fire-altar.

or i//(<" s. Gr. w. pyramid;

Gr.w- pyramidal.

^[i-puMJliq.
-/.'.i-^tu a.

%lh-uM^i.pP'b a. of unclean lips.

%litu,ukp a. given to filthiness, immodest, impudic, impure.

^Hp^tj;

Lijl,

ate, to stain,

va. to soil, to

to spot;

contamin-

profane, to
pollute, to abuse; to abhor, to detest,
to

,,

to execrate; - ^yu, to violate, to

[dishonour.
^nptt. pTofaner.
(1|^^>-/?^i.%

contamination, stain,
filth, obscenity, lewdness, impurity,
debauchery; profanation, pollution;
abomination, execration ; - lim-ufi,
violation, rape ; f - ^u.ufuhi_ qu/iiJ^ to
s.

fll^6-n.ra S. fll^^S-

-[prostitute oneself.

'H7*'<J<"yro. copp'er-nailed, copperfastened -ttc * calcographer -i-yii

a. copper-coloured, bronzed; *. calcedony, chalcedony; -^nph-, mg s. coppersmith , brass-founder
brazier
tinker a. copper, bronze ; -^ap^-m-j
s. coppersmith's art or calling;
-tp"'-^
Pt s. calcography -joA-t.a!i s. coppering -/, -fuu,a.% a. coppery, cupreous, alloyed vrith copper -/"Irjp
;

1)1,0.

discompose, to cause trouble, to perplex, to confound, to perturb -IJ'vn.

;

to

to

be unsettled,

in disorder; tMinmnpli t^.

getting overcast; there will
be a storm presently; juiliu!i,k "?p.trp'b uiqinnphuMi_ 4"
2r^V ^2* ' ^^ fish
begins to stink at the head.
%luinpnL.p-lii-% -m-iKi s. turbiducss,
muddiness; fig. trouble, broil, agitation, disorder, confasion.

4/A,

it is

^tCIt^,, upfquM'ti . <Y^^>><-% . instep,

; foot; S. \iumnp.

grow turbid, muddy or thick fig.

become confused, disconcerted, to

ankle, ankle-bone
I1|2i2'>%^

*<Il2(ij4-j*

<i)2(]r.iA s.

ornament.
out or to pieces

va. to pull

&

hairs, feathers, flowers

similar

S.

s.

chalcoceramus

-iuA

p-[}ni.nUi

s.

ahem, copper oxide ; -^hpu, a. made

of copper ; -fini-n. -liit.,uirnj a. cast in
copper or in bronze -i,a!ii^ , %a,j
,

4>ii{^

mfrg

s.

coppcr-mine

exile

condemn

-4i"oi inuju to exile, to

to

the copper-mines -Auifl, a. bronzevoiced; -Jnji_ a. in njassive bronze;

-iaiiT, lugiy vn. to be coppered, changed into bronze ; -*fr^ a. having a copper bolt; -uiaim a. covered with cop;

per, coppered ; -^u,p s. chalcolite ; calamine, smithsonite.

^i^iJUruA , ihiik'ii , -^l- i^-nj a. copper, made of copper; -J^ s. copper
utensils, cauldron, copper kettle ; ,

<J. a.

copper-coloured.
*. addled-egg.

s.

- inulruii_,

ground or pounded -; c,,uJbJki_-u.,.,

to - -.ui,ruib s
box -^ s. hot. plant;
;

-/>/ .

chem. peperine.

^iiuiqniii a. quite full, brimful.

^qMMi^uili,

bubble-shaped; -tiT, t-gf, vn. to bubble

up, to boil fast,^ to froth to simmer,
to be in ebullition.

foam

-uiikt- a.

fl|^.^i.as s.

bubbling.
-uMliu!b

pure

nj,

ni2(">/n.^a.coquettish,foppish,spruce,

dandy; S. fl|x"i<ut/; -uiliu,%

mental; -ni-pji s. dandyism,

troubled, muddy;
thick; (o^) obscure, misty, fog-

gy, gloomy;

f.g.

erroneous, perverse;

a.

orna-

affecta-

tion in dress.
flla**'""-/?/'

-ni-UL

fl|a*#i.t/"?;a.

not clcar or

(^-/) turbid,

(iflfh^')

bedeck-

embellishment;

%qmnp

a.

to embellish, to bedeck, to adorn, to beautify, to set off,

to bedizen , to
to trim studiously
trick out; -fiiT vn. to bedizen oneself
with coquetry & too great attention
to effect, with studied neatness.

or water-bubble,

'"J . air-

globule, froath,

about fine & tawdry -i-np

ed, adorned -t-nphw or
;

pepper

^T(%u^ip s. studied finery, coquetry,

coquettishnessVi7Ciu,iMiu,2CnfTC a. highly adorned
well dressed ; -u/iyit-iun. a. brilliantly
adorned; -ukp a. smart, spruce, coquettish, elegant, fond of finery, of
dress , flaunting , gaudy , beauish
spanking, flaring ; -//At^i to love finery, to dress oneself finely, to flaunt

<Il2rit.r, Irgf, va.

*fl|Yt

fl|/it^

%iS,^m-.np a. descending to the

heels; s. toga, long gown or robe.
%^%uMi.h,il.d' vn. to bedeck or ornament oneself gaily ; -^pif. a. bedecked, ornamented, embellished ; -quip.

the lyre

brows

s.

ornament, dress,

S. Hzrtiu.fep.

S. Hmn-tJ'; to

^oW

ft

ilt-p

play on

to raise the

in sign of dissent.

(I)><a/(,

u,g

s.

wooden bowl;

dish; bowl, porringer,

Mllut-i_^k-a.i

^ -j^au.

dim looking-glass.
^ilmnphiT, t-gf, vtt. to muddy, to disturb, to make turbid, to mix, to

to eat together , at the same

table, to be a table-companion; -m.
Jir^ a. dish-shaped ; -tu%p s. pi. plates

mingle

&

/^m/hit,

to thicken

fig.

to disturb, to

Jtp

dishes.

.,

616

n^T<!|f,u,;(/,. iliuifis.

Gr. w. writing-tablet,

flinjv

endeavour, care, solicitude, diligence - npn^jufi,}, constipatinued

effort,

table-book; - ftn^y, tables, memopainter'srandum-book; - 'blimp^,

pallet - ^piu^pli galley, composing

tion, costiveness ; u<<o4^ -p-h , rigorous fasting; pu,qni.ir, JhhuML. or ^t-^

galley, pan.

p-nj -p-p ad. carefully, diligently, ea-

strongly; steadily, steadfastly; constantly,

earnestly, diligently; - ^ui,u,[,ioukt'it

[box.
gerly, cordially, earnestly.
fl|i^^t/^, -[unin S. snuff; utm-Mp -y

'Ili^,^r,y%a arf.firmly , tightly,

they stood

& vehemently

acestafet, express, courier ; -/^tu^r a. strong, robust; brave, daring, gallant, courageous, manful; hard, firm, solid, steady;
-liuiqiitiF va. to give heart, to encourage , to fortify ; to consolidate, to
^%liti

cused me;

-if-tuuiu,^! s.

strengthen -tiuiniTm-ia^li s. robustness,

stoutness, vigour; consistence, density, solidity, hardness ; -4"/"/ o. strongly tied or bound, firm, steady; -4^^
very rigorous, austere --ipi[ iliupu
a. strong-armed, valiant; -"JnuiT, mjiy
vn. to grow stronger, to become hard
;

or snub-nosed;
noseless -t-J" vn. to cut off the nose.
fll^yfr/Tor %^n^J', MH^iy vn. to gaze,
to stare, to look at fixedly, to fasten
or fix one's eyes upon, to look upon
attentively, to consider, to observe,
fllt^ium,

~upinh-ir D. jjntniuuiftb^
ff'-'f; -^iL-tfu/iihirva- to strengthen, to
aflSrm, to consolidate, to harden, to
D. ^^m-iui^njliu

to contemplate ; S. ^ly [/''

<\\^^m, s. fixed gaze, stare.
fH^cjiuttir, j[' va. to cause to look
at fixedly or attentively, to cause to

rivet one's gaze on.

^^furvn. to grow dim, to see dimly.

* ^^- "' gown, long robe.

^"tM

H^.? s. pi.

horns.

&

Iniltmu

-f // S. b/'f ""%
* onion
fljn^ or fl|nt-4 s. organ-pipe
[stalk.
^nijiuinq., p s. polypus.

*(Il^2r S.

252<]^

stiffen - qtrpniluiji, to bind, to constipate -j"'-j^i a. astringent, binding, costive; -^a^i 8. j]i^^4; -._
:puip^ a. well curved or arched.

a. flat-

MMit)

or tough, to harden, to be strengthened; -uimpuAin^ a. stiff-necked; -i^4-

An S. Stoel ;
steely ; fig. s.
*flln^num4s.press-screw.[steel,sword.
^nqnm , -uij , \tg s. hlgh-way ; tho"\ntinuiuiirr

Mp7nn^ujuf

-/ va. to steel

-f 4

'

roughfare, broad street.

fl|i^t.r, ir^l, va. to affirm, to fortify,

to consolidate, to confirm, to strengthen to tighten, to strain, to restrain,

to draw closer, to bind faster, to tie
tight; to constrain, to enforce, to
press to invigorate, to corroborate,
to encourage, to inspirit, to remove
one's fear; to persist, to insist, to
;

urge, to be bent upon, to pretend, to

- qJk2_ or ijioK./^ g JJ-^, to
gird up one's loins to arm or prepare oneself; - luAi-i,, to refrain oneself, to keep within bounds; - i^uii,^,

maintain

to provide against ; t4'"to confirm the faith; -[nr vn.

to harden, to grow tough; to insist,
to sustain, to be obstinate ; to pref^iif-^kir.
-uiu,!,,

tend ; to run, to go quick; S.

g4^-f,
^4i-m [i uiu,i,u - to be rigorous in
;

fasting.
<I|i-^<^/3/,t.i s.

consistence, solidity,
hardness, density, consolidation; steadiness, firmness, constancy;
stiffness, severity,obstinacy; strength,
vigour; sustained, unflagging or confixity,

fSinifuA,

-tJ-g.

<Hniruf[,ina

s.

<\\u^J-uA, -tj-.

Gr. w. zool.

pompilus

nautilus, a species of remora.

''|/i,

u^ni^uini

^#

u^nl-uttuli

pOt,

S.

earthen or metal pot, broth-pot; hot.

S. fllnt-OT. \ya. to fillip, to give a fillip.
*flloi^ s. fillip; -u ^iii[ifiuAiti_ or -tif
<I|n%</>u<j^ a.

S.Pontius.

^nimnu a. Poutius
Euxine or Black sea.

*.

flln^fti

s.

^"ij

s.

Pontus the
,

[puce.
tail ; virile member ; prebellowing, lowing.

John's wort, hy[pericum.

walnut-husk; S. ^talt^.

'^nuiquili s. bot. St.

*fllni,4tj-S. llt,^Ar^tJ-.
*<Il/.u;/.4 s.

fllnmif ^

.'iitjuij

a.

s.

fornicator ; letch-

whore-monger; adulterer; - kfb,

prostitute,' abandoned or debauched
woman, harlot, street-walker, courtezan, whore, strumpet, wench, trull;
er,

adulteress.
^na^liuiluiun!i,f,f_ s. pander, pimp ; sf.
procuress, go-between, bawd; -4"*
a. meretricious, dissolute; -^i^pn

mv

c 17

whorish, impudic, lascivious, letcher""^ 5 i/7yt s. inspector of brothels

~%uiirB.

1|"/i.%4/n/';

ill-fame, brothel;

-%/>y

house of

i.

high-place, heathen temple, idol-house ; -utu.,l>p a. enticing to lewdness, obscene ; -u/4 ad.
like a harlot or prostitute; -uk[> a.
fig.

frequenting brothels
er ; innt^i

whore-mong-

s.

.~pu3h S ^niubliuilintM

^nn%lihtr,

h-gfi

abandon

lrgni-iiiu%lrj' VCl. to

to prostitution

fig.

to induce to idolatry,, to idolize.

fllnni^/f.r, A-juy vn. to commit fornication, to abandon oneself to prostitution, to lewdness, to be prostituted;
to commit adultery; fig. to worship
idols, to idolize.
lI)<>n.%^o/>7./i s.

whore-son, bastard.

^nn-lfilini-l^l, s.

fomicatioH, prostitu-

tion,

whoredom,

nn-u
va. to push, to repulse,

flj/.j.yfr./*, *-_3^

to

remove , to disperse
^nJulilikuj^ a. Punic.

anemone, wind-flower;
poppy, corn-poppy; *drop; * pockmark, hole * winter salad prepar(1)n<.<i> s.

hot.

^n^mmliui'i,

Buddha;

boaStful

bragging, vaunting emphatic ; speaking aloud, crying, bawling, brawling,

noisy, squalling; s. bully, braggart,
ffinuli^nti [, s. Neptune.
[hector.
^nuiuiii-pnii a. Gr, w. gouty.
;

swan

11"/ *.

^npu/i,p

S. \\uMpuiui

stew, ragout.
^niini^iT vn. to contract the tongue
on tasting acids.
I)"/''"
CT * navel, umbilicus ; belly;
middle, centre ; - hplipli
mount,
mountain ; - ^utJ'uipmj key-stone of
an arch; -_/. 4^p , -jni,uu;ja ad. supinely, with one's face upward; -y &,_
n-vy
slave to one's belly, gormand,
* greedy-gut.
s.

-luip s. navel-string, umbilical cord, umbilicus funiculus -imi a.

umbilical ; ~t.np a, umbilicate.

uiu.pu!/,

Gr. w. porphyry ; -4u.

porphyrisation, grinding
with a muller, pulverization ; -nJ-k'ii
^p4't'-p

%nt.p^i.%
a. Gr. w.

s.

s.

make

or write poetry.

<1)c-u>^i/

philosopher

uiftlinu

loj

Gr. w. poet;

s. poetry,
[poesy; poem.
Latinw. bull, pope's letter.

<I|c.4in S. 11n<.'<4'<"

f^nLi_s.

s.

-mlilinunL.pJ,

*^ni-p,irpl,^

s.

phimney.

buddhism.

large pot or kettle,

copper, boiler; basin, laver.
%ii-u,ni.li
"li'"3 * pot, small pot,
<l)/i<.ui'iii^f.

s.

'

saucepan.
%,1-puili

*^n.-p7C

,ug

s.

wood,

pi. u,p7Chp S.
s.

forest,

?^n^p^'

grove

& MlA^

affectation, studied ele-

gance, finery,; primness, prim ways,

smirking, mincing air, simpering, alluring manners
enticing looks or
ways coquetry prudery, prudishness; peevish temper, disdainful airs,
grimaces B.t!^ii,i.iltypiii/o%; ji -%u f.uiij>t
fll^pfriT, ^ifil'-Ti I's'y vn. to give oneself affected ways, to simper, to be
;

dainty, to mince , to be disdainful,

overnice, to play the prnde; to adonize, to be studiously elegant, to be
dandy or foppish; to be well dressed,
very spruce.
fll^pnf^a. affected, simpering, coquettish, prudish, lackadaisical, grinning;
finical.
[lascivious glance.
H^pni.?*.

immodest

*fl|u^n-4 s. eye,

f[\n.iriii,

Ig

attire wicked,
bud, germ, shoot.
;

male wild

fig-tree.

hot &
scorching wind, typhoon.
flln-^of^s. enemy, adversary, [dean.
^n-hauilrp

Gr. w. proster,

s.

w. primlcorius,
bleat like goats.
f3 s. paraphernalia,

^n-jiJlilini-n. s. Laliti

*flln.%^ti/'w. to

V\nLyf , ni-^f
portion, dowry, dower.
[mus.
<l\iLninnuimu/ s. Gr.w. pontifex maxi,

^n-nmnuuipiumnp

porphyrogenous.

^ni-bmujliui% a. pOCtical.
^n,.iru,yir va. to versify, to poetize,

to

Buddhlst, sectary of

s.

~nL.pJ,

-ai/^ 0.

[about.

toy, plaything, doll.

*^ni^,.ipl,li s.

(S\^iu/Jip

harlotry.

-uiliiou

to scatter

*f^ni.2_a. shorti-sighted.

^niLnui

ed with walnuts.

cause to commit fornication, to prostitute, to

;;

s.

Gr. w.

General

commanding

the cavalry.
[Master.
^n.ninn^po%,l.ku S. Gr. tV. DoctOr ,
%n.n,-futh- af. portioned, endowed
-if.yj; tijli va. to portion, to give a portion, to

endow.

muzzle, snout.
^n-umkir, hgf, vn. to be cross, illtempered, to make a wry face, to turn
*fl|,toi_4.

;,

,;

6 is

I181"

up one's nosD,

be disdainful; ^><-.
fcop - S. Qoi.
[us be attentive).
^n-ou/uni-Jk Gr. w. proschume, (let
f^uaili uijf s. cro-wn, diadem
crown,
prize, premium, reward; circle, coping, top, crowning, brim, frame, edge,
cornice, parapet, battlement coronation, achievement, accomplishment;
to

nuptials, espousals, marriage, nuptial

blessing

crown -

n-uipai^

tonsure, shaven

wreath, garland,
chaplet; - ^ ifi^y crown of thorns "PP"jt halO; glory, nimbus - 'lin-i/f%
chaplet, beads, string of beads - ..
ptif-ut^uA
halo around the sun uiiupt-y
the course of the year ;

b-mii/f/riy

uiiupitiMHiuig

crown of hon4f i-o*-^ - to weave a

,^iun-iu^

our, of glory
garland or chaplet
;

- ^'it^ n^Jlrp

to

marry.
^^u._j a. crowning; mar- u./iAt^ or -^phiTva. to marry, to give the nuptial blessing ; -ifuip^
a. adorned with a crown, crowned;
-ij^irii,^ a. bearing a crown, crowned;
~2*%"-/^/' * crowning with flowers ;
-ij._, /_3 s. lining of a crown ; -Iiumui

^uui/juiflip

rying

a.

crowned; crowning

-lil'p a.

wear-

ing a crown ; -4fj a. crowned with

another; s. sharer in the crown, in
empire ; -i,uM,rpu,p or 4#u likm s. place
where prizes are kept & distributed
-^fti-u

a.

crowned

-Jilrc

crown-

a.

*qsn

oneself to, to be fully occupied, im-

mersed

in.

having one'dry nipple.

of buds or calycles.
^ui^tiT, tj^i fllmj^f/", %w/ vn. to
bud, to shoot forth buds, to shoot, to
sprout, to germinate.
*fl|m4<"" a-

iJ{aiiiuii-np a. full

(!\a,^nu%_g

_5/.

-^iT, t-j/iy vna. to fructify, to

crown, to wreath;
recompense to give the
blessing
to marry
fig. to

nuptial

crown,

accomplish; -^J"
vn. to be crowned to be married
fig.
to be achieved, accomplished.

stripped of fruit ; -it itp or it^ a. full

of or loaded with fruits, rich, fertile,
prolific ; -iniAt s. staff for carrying
grapes -luu-jh- a. ripe, dark or deep
coloured, spotted, speckled; -fuujb-^
nL.p^i.% s, the beginning to ripen, dark
or deep colour of fruits ; -fant.%^ s.
musk fruit or tree ; -A/A &c. S. 1| uiquj_
ptp &c. ; -4u.i a, of fruit.
fHauitil/if' a, blear-eyed.
,

f\\ainu,^npnjii a, fruitlcss, unfruitful,

barren; -J^npni-unupp s. loss

of fruits^ -4iuunt-/3? s. ripeness, masterile,

turity

-4<uin a, fruit gathering

-'iCnfa

-*"jf s. fruit-loft, fruitery

a. fond of fruits ; -ilta-2Cuin. s. fruit-

S. ^infu^it

erer, green-grocer; -""n^iMipkp

va, to

&c.

-mniii

s,

&c.

tj^ut o. ^\urluipu

render

S. fll/>m.

fruit-house

fruitful, to

S.

g^^uilrir

fecundate,

to fertilize; -^^mat-Pf s. abundance

of fruits ; fertility ; -i-np S. flluif/<i^j;

to achieve, to
;

fll./iuij//^ s.

orowner

achiever.

coronation; crowning.
HutiT or -i s. rose-thorn.
fllmt^ s. small pot; gallipot.
*fllu..^A.VDa. to scoop out, to scratch
the earth for food as birds.
'i\mt,^, uiiiiiiri s. pinch; - J^
"A^.
j-ki/y a - of snuff.
*^u,pulnl.^ s. gig, whipping-top.
*<I|.oini-^ , sheep's dung.
"l"'/"/"^' *'j7 vn, to give or addict
<H"'4"'-<ifi .

"\uiiuu%fra

fl)i/u#4t/',tj^ 2;a.to

to

pl-rvn. to be crowned, rewarded.

to reward, to

render fertile to profit; -J,^

^,%niiuiptp- -ni-Pj, s. fructification;
fertility
offering, oblation -pytt S.
Huif^^i; -quipif., -ifni-MupTC a. adorned
with fruits -qyipq-liirvn. to be adorned with fruits ; -/S^ a, fruitless,
offer; to

-u^P

bear

bring forth, to produce

fruit, to

shaped, coronal ; -%<-* a. whose name

Crown (Stephen) ; -u/ioaj/TfS.flli/uc
^u/^io^^; -ukp a. faithful or tender
(bridegroom or bride); --;. a. crowned ; s. laureat; prince, king, &c. -^n.
is

liui'bg S. pi, S.fl|u"-4.

%n,iujptp uij a. bearing or producing fruit , fructiferous ; productive ,

fruitful, fructuous, fertile; offering;
- */., fruit-tree; -^it^ or -tj; _

or i^liiT vn, to glean, to lease ; -^o.

^tiT va. to gather, to amass fruits
-.p,u%i. or .^ui'iiif.uM^ a. sculptured with
[ty, abundance.
various fruits.
%uihq_ S. fl|m.^u/^f ; -nt-Pf S. fertlllfllm^f . Gr.w. elm-tree.
[imbibe.
Hmy/i.T,

tjuy vn. to germoliate * to

ad. together with the fruit.
;

(1)>'^i//>%

*fl|iYot._3 s.

"luiriMur

pinch.
o
,

nM^tnp

nt-utpa

S.

Euuy,

whirlpool, vortex ; - ^ni/iFn^ , whirlwind, hurricane, squall, storm -fct

/uy
vertigo
giddiness , dizziness
;

;;

swimming

in the head ; - .nAi.^, to

turn or whirl round & round, to eddy.
(1).n<.(r
uiu,fig s. button, bud, eye;
nipple S. fllF-</.>..4 uiml^niA^p Ifnllni.,
&) udder, dug, teat.
"iA'"'/'/'

trees, bushy, leafy,

\pif^iiii^u,ui7('k''' a.

books on the Apostles.

^liiuliinnp

'

"/""^".? *. fruit;

<1i><><.#^,

fruit,

produce,

fruits

result; tip of
finger - -i^j pupil, eye-ball, apple
of the eye ; ^o^u - ^iA^ four grains
;

-iTufi

^o^^

^u/rnu^, ifmiiiiM^uiu

^f, ipuit;ai_ - fresh, green

or unripe, premature, ripe, dried, rotten fruit; Ifirnhc. iMi,qag, peel, paring;
lih,iyi.hi_ if-u , to pare, to peel ; to decorticate, to strip ; - .u.^, fst^itj^, to
bear, to yield, to produce fruits;
^uMifhij to gather, to pluck, to pick
fruit ; fig. to reap the fruit of, to derive
benefit from.
[ing, eddying.
,

avortex, whirlscrew; windlass,

<I|i"'><-<n<"/!<"^oaf.like

%;,n,-,u.li

u,^

s.

hand winch; wheel & axle;* whirligig

or Jiajp hollow or female

screw ; screw-box, nut ; - J'ui%pi^^,j
ifiuiliufii
micrometrical screw ; - /4-.
l,iulini_, nut-screw; - of.>i>4<i>%, ventilating screw ; - U./i^/'Jt^i-ay Archiinedes' screw, spiral pump ; - 2,"^:"*miu^l,, Dutch screw-pump ; - u.i^.^_
Xui or u/bk-np, endless or perpetual
screw, worm, creeper, conveyer.
;

/unf,

to twist;

H^Auii^jT

^p6t-J', A-jf va. to save, to deliver,

(I|^(<%^

s. tie,

tjf

<H^4tr,

bond, ligament.

va. to bind, to strain,

to tighten, to tie tight, to pinion

; to
stretch, to lengthen out; S- 3*'
^l'i"3 '"3 * instrument of torture,
'

stretching, tension. [rack.

fll;j4"-s*.

*'H^.a*i.4 s.

nerve, sinew.

103

s.

roof, ceiling.

^imuinulij-auni-li
*fl|^nt.a'.

s.

s-

Latin

IV.

[ship.

provost-

cavity, hollow.

^paini- nj

seek for,

to

rus
to

escape

iriy vn. to

evade, to break, slip or get away or

off; - jnc^nj to escape the memory,
to be forgotten - ^ Jt^a-m^ to escape
from, to slip from between the fingers,
to be lost.
[to rescue.

-triuj

low or dig out;

iv.

in the head.

excavate, to hol-

Latin

s.

judgment seat or

^uini-ui^lrj' va, S. l)ui.mi-/' ; to

seiiew, to screw down or on; vn. to
feel giddy, dizzy, to have a swimming
^^uia-t-w, h^J, va. to

uMg

prsetor ;
hall;
Greneral's tent; -<"4"* a.prsetorian;
-ni-P-'l' s. prsetorship.
fl|^/.n% pi. -k s. Gr. w. saw-fish.
<I|^^u4
mpalil, s. bot. turbitb, thapsia, bastard turbith.

<q^u<;(

^am-uthiT, h^fi, -['iTt t^utj VHU. tO

turn, to veer, to whirl round.

prsetorium

totum,

brahmanism

brahmin.

[ij s.

^phmnp

^,nni-mu/i,uiir vn.

of incense

Gr, w. tax-gatherer or

*I|^iu /y s. bot. leek.

fl|^/.u^*.6o^horehound,marrubium.
^iuuin [i -% s. Gr, w. suburb.

^uMunJii

s.

^pu,i,,n,iliuM'i,ni-P-l,i.'u s.

^^.

effect,

divided in sever-

Gr. w. apocryphal
[collector.

<I|^>.a^au.<.7?g(^ s.

[al articles.

~
%

rush bulrush papyrus;

,

woven of rushes with pitch

-/riik% a. made of rush or papy-

-uMiTutit a,

p-i.,iP

rush-mat
,

rush-garments

papyrus-scroll.

to investfllp^t s. Arabic w. reservoir, basin.

igate.

^muif-kd" or likj; kjl, vn. to sport,

to dance, to leap as children in the
lap, to coax, to fondle, to caress ; to
sport or play as small animals.
^piafu S. hot. S. ^piua .
^piuli, urj

wood,

grove,
bush work, writing chapter, paragraph or article -^ M^aiptinj the
Acts of the Apostles - p-np-y ream
of paper - 4"'-'2f ii"-t""iit3 entire
piece of linen or woollen cloth, bale,
pack; -^ m-uiTuiit, lesson.
<I)^.4u.j:t^/^ a. wooded, planted with
*.

fll^oi,

hair

s. carded wool or goat's

scraped linen -lo^n^a- s.
;

weaver of goat's

hair.

boa, boa-constrictor.

fljouf s. zool,

*m|ooi

titipj O.

^aqnuhu/b

<

f,

lint,

\jnn.na

thicket,'

-.p

a. s.

St. Paul's

*fllomf^

s.

followor of St.Paul;

companions.

large louse full of blood.

SO

,,;

C20

s>u

SU.'b

illumination ; -jm-jjuAlnr
va. to shine like a torch, to irradiate
~t.np a. shining, luminous, brilliant; TitrJp torch-light procession; -npt-if,
trjfi va. to illuminate, to enlighten, to
render luminous ; -it^yL " bright as
a torch-light, blazing, brilliant, reful-liun.ni-P-'S s.

S,

gent.
^ui^lrir, trjl, vna. to shine like a
torch, to blaze, to flash, to glitter.

^.4*/4<"/_ a. flambeau carrying s.

acolyte; -n..ph state of an acolyte,
[acolyteship.
$u,qu,gu{u,'b s. miller,
;

the twenty seventh

& the twentyfirst of the consonants ;.>'> nine
S^

(tshe) 2k

hundred nine hundredth.

It is sometimes confounded with
;

the letters

^^

&

2f ; as

^1'27y.-^%aofp

"LP

S.

mill

i^n^i ~^u3tj

ts

* sudden

-"ty'' il'P'.p

j^<u,^t J" i/a. to

strengthen, [pruned.
*^u,^ s. superfluous branches to be
S,""fp ta '' nourishment, food; -m.
^hp a. at nurse, sucking; -A/", /.^f va.
to nourish, to give to eat or to suck,

or pni^ s. French w. hood,

cowl, frock; -uMunp s- capuchin monk.
*^./P s. millet-bread.

to feed, to suckle, to foster, to rear.

heathen feasts.
^.^/>>
Pjf s. cudgel, club ; whipthong kerbatch, knout.

s.

^tup.pn'ii

^uiiifUM'bp

ut'iij s.

S^iu/uL-iToT ^iaqfutrir, t-jb va. to crush,

to crack, to break, to dash or break
to pieces, to bruise, to smash.
S,iulanL.mM s. fracture, breakage.

crushed

a.

broken weak, fragile

work ( in watches ).
;

^uit/pkiflf , ihiug S. pap.

^uti/pn. s. French w. chumheT

English

s.

shattered
click & spring
,

iv,

breaking up, cutting

into small pieces rout, defeat, havoc,
carnage.
^lu/u^uifiiinr
tjf va- to crush or
break up totally, to pound, to triturate.
;

-ufji'

'

9utf/uit/L
Sl-iill"/',

S^u/ii

study,

Juifiq

~li^u>tJU

Irgiy vn. to
,

[i^ s.

*.

work ^t-p ;

ifiilrij

iruutha

g.

assemble to be-

pizzle; S.

or nt-j

{iji

our in vain

^.uluiuiju.n'ii^ s.

chamberlain.

SI.-JU h' ~b
it"'3 * multitude,
crowd, quantity; company of mourners or weepers repeated bursts of
[ostrich.
weeping, wailing.

$^ujinm

*S^<^[u2_s. bier, coflSn.

^u,lu2u,[u

[shower, heavy shower.

mill-dust.

&c.

iCuiinf,

au#^

s.

letter of the alphabet

^uyom

[wail.

diligence, care,
labour lost, labuiuAilrjj

juiuiffb

[our in company.
^uM%uililij ipi^irvn. to study, to lab-

ni%lri_ S. ^u.^/ioiT.

^ii,iui^%u,p it'iit'T vn. to

endeavour,

to strive, to strive hard, to

make

eve-

ry efforts, strenuous attempts, to try

to exhaust oneself with
all means
,

^lulu^uilantJb S. ^uilu^utfii a.
^lui, , j,g s. light, torch, flambeau,

link; candelabra, chandelier; ast. facula, bright spot on the sun.

^uj;,u(.ni,pn^ a. burning or shining
like a torch ; -pnJi, s. chandelier ;
candlestick ; -^uY.^fc.r va. to illuminate, to light up; -i/^kuig , frj^j
,

Ig a. bearing or carrying
light, luminous, splendid; -fn^gn,.pj,
-i[if.f.-uin

s.

torch-light

post
torch

bon-fire

-Ii'"l. *

lamp-

carrying a lamp or a
s. lamp-bearer
;
torch-bearer
-"hiuW vn. to blaze, to shine ; -"iiitui'ii a.
torch-like -i/uiru a. blazing, refulgent;
;

-lil.f,

a.

exertion.

exert oneendeavour, to study, to be diligent, to hasten,- to take care, to do

one's possible; to take pains, to labour, to weary, to exhaust; g n^fu -
to sigh; to groan.
^u/buiiT, lu^iy or jf vn. to

self, to

^u/iiaiu^P a. diligent, active, care-

laborious, painstaking, studious,

assiduous, hardworking; -u^pn^-P^i-ir
*. diligence, care, close application,
assiduity, steadiness, painstaking.
J)io%<j7i._3Atir va. to cause exertion, to render diligent, to constrain,
to give impulsion to, to push forward,
ful,

;
,

XbP

[idiot,

^/% a. unhealthy; stupid, imbecile,

waning.

^u/^f.4r6- a. ast.

SbP

621

urge on, to spur on.

to

;;,

warm oneself,
to get warm ; to catch a fever, to fall
sick; to burn, to be excited, inflamed, infuriate ;
or q^ni^i Wui^mS^i-puAliir,

piy vn. to

^w-

pure, clean, well-bleached ; *. cambric lawn.

S^uiutr s. chimera ; a. chimerical.
Sl^>u'i.2l>L

^fiii>y.<>^,

-, to become deadly sick, to die;juifumu to plunge into vice; um. muim^

to give oucself up to
li^pa lin.ng ,

apologist, advocate, defender, protector, patron ; -il>.

2*/"i""/'.f.calorimeter. [idolatry.

s.

S^ypu,^p,r

a. S. !llrp.ru.lrpj--

t^PP palpitating

entrails

lb a. excusable, justifiable, warrantable ; -hj-va. to defend, to sustain, to

plead, to excuse, to justify; - mu!b^,
to defend, justify or excuse oneself;
-"-? s, apology, defence, protection,
justification, excuse, pleading.
%uimu,li\,j'vn. to be established firm-

&

ly

securely.

S^uiutnt-i, mj^iuj s.

coDJuror, sorcer-

wizard sf. divineress sorceress,

witch, enchantress; ^5'. vixen, scold.
^lupil-t-ir, tg[, va. to cut or break in
pieces, to undo, to break, to shatter,
.er,

to

smash; to

kill.

cutting in pieces.
Suipi-nj, mj s. rout, defeat; pink^ui(i^ni.ai,

s.

ing-machine.
pu/iifiiT;

m/uinpi.

disease, to

reeking blood.
Sjrpli s. ast. stag.

to

fall sick,

be

afflicted

ill.

'

-F

'

iS""3 ^' heating,

warm-

ing oneself.
$Jrn%iit.ir, iLiy vn. to

warm

oneself, to be

get warm, to

warmed;

fig.

to

burn, to grow warm, hot, angry or

excited, to chafe -juMpy,.nt. to bask
in the sun
2t'^^'"'L.''"""^L t 'l^i"y
Jtnt-nj to sit on eggs, to sit brooding,
to hatch tppti- uipyJu2^n^njp when
the sun spread hia beneficent heat.
^tn.n,.3L s. heating
burning inflammation.
;

Sj'n-nL.^iu'iitir,
gf, vu. to Warm, to
heat, to make hot or warm ; to boil
impli ftOi - to overheat ; - qmi^nqlHi
to warm a bed. [ing; -<i>;(ii.% a.heating.
,

calcfactory, warm^hn.nu.gli_a. calorific ; heating, too

exciting ; s. copper , kettle, boiler,
pipkin ; chaffing-dish ; - u/ii^ni^in)
S>,hn.ni-gu,%nii_ a.

warming-pan.

warm serene, calm ;

ardent, burning, fervid, fiery, passionate; tender, affectionate; *. heat,
warmth ; hot viands ; - 4 it is warm;
S. ^tfffi.
SjrpiT, nj a.

fine, clear.

fine
;

a.

hCatlng.

weather; heat, calorwarm, hot; serene,

fig.

^ypi/ufpwqi/aiiMiuiuil^lt^

tbormo-

muitiplier ; -pt-p s. ealorifero, hot-air

stove; -^n/_ s. heat, warmth, caloric

-i-yb a. very hot; impassioned, ardent, fervent; ad. warmly, eagerly,

fervently , passionately ; -q-m-P- S.
;

-ij-km

s.

thormoscope

-q.pntX^ s. Thermopolis ; -/..>/ a.

hot; -410% a. warm, ardent; -^la^ni-p
s. hot water ; -if* a. burning, ardent;
to

uiniit-i_,

warmly

burn

-4/. S-u

warm

-4>i a.

ad. hotly,

-Jtai/i a. still

small voiced, tenderly cooing ; -nf^i-p

thermo-electric; -^jfu a. warm; ^n<-/!p , thermal baths, warm springs
-/nt-Pf s. fever; -i,if S. Skpu/blur;
-A^miT a. having warm limbs ; warm,
lively ; -fcnj s. stove; hot- or greenhouse, conservatory ; -"u^tk phys.
diathermal, diathermanous, possessing free permeability to heat ; -^pJs.phys. ealorimotor, (galvanic ejecting
apparatus), deflagrator.
Sihpiraiiuiip , [t s. thermometer ; s.

natural ; pm-uui^uiu vegetable - - o^kqpi air- or atmospherical - - uji^ne,[t-u/b spirit - untipp.ypui^iu% differential Jk-unu^
tnul^uMb metallic ; ^lypuMt^njU 2^p^
maximum- &
i/hi-P'y ^uiJ" gpinni-Pt
^uiliiuu

minimum
er

^/rn.ni-jni.llb S.

gtp , s.
ic, warmth

warm, hot; serene, calm,

Sjrpftb a.

SU'"-il'

[mild.

^/rpl-J- S. $,ypu,%J,j:

'{npniluiif-ni-P

gt.
with

$Jrn.u,%l,j; ^/..^.rS. $^hn.%n^J-&,

- lA^

- uipfiL%

- regist-

self-registering

i,mplit.puiJhMu%

centigrade -

- n-4<?' <-/>/> %'"pk'i'','yP-h Keaumur's

- .Fahrenheit's ipuipjpiujuii-,pin^
I

tuQ ~ haS
has fallen one degree -%

'iltMtp<,h-atUL. J^ini^iutluipTCsiAutL.

ascended

SR
JpifJ MUUuih^uAa/t-

622

^Jrn

it

iiMMtir

ptniiiHp^

2"i.a
to terrify

q^^u ^iumu/bki_

m^pnt-^

fig.

to

one degree above

or below zero -iy.^p .thermometrographer; -uj^u/i> a. thermoinetrical^t^Ji/t^./'o.Tery hot, ardent, burning, boiling; -warm, full of warmth,
fervent
impassioned
affectionate
very tender; od. all hot, piping hot;
quite fresh or new warmly, ardently,

hurt a person's nerves, to weaken, to

enervate.
g/A ^lu,^ s. cudgel, stick, wand.
^ia. pure, clean, clear, polished,

eagerly, fervently ; -^nt-p^ s. warm

mineral waters or springs, thermse,
baths; -nkituifi s. hot-bath, vapourbath ; -pMi/b s. heating apparatus ; firepan -pii-hfj. screen -^y^ S. ^tpira^^
tk"'\ ~3"'-ji['i_<^- calefactory; -^u^iimli
s.phys. calory, unit of heat -^^ /*<.
^nM-P^i/ii s. calorimetry.
^tpJtj^/juiiim/jiai a. thermo-elec-

have the nerves strung,

k:^ ISicy

the -

is

trical

-#.<_/*?. s.

warm, ardent;
warmth, ard-

a.

devout, fervent;-".-?.
our; devotion.

[ish.

St^i(iA;}.^c. liable to fever ;feverS.t^piJpli s.

warm

^hpjpii

rather warm, hct; fiery.

a.

victuals.

St^./^"'f^ff. feverish.

^irpUl
tjliu

&
-

hn-

iFu-'b s.

fever heat - tpq_

the fever left me
;

i^u.

liuif^ui.

has seized him ilL^pumpi

my fever has returned.
;

^[ipq. o.

continuous, assiduous, ac-

^ke

perihelion.

^iujj[,f a. convulsive

to

il-'utu to

have

fits;

convulsion; -^/.t/^ a.
nervous, vigorous, sinewy, robust,
strong; - u,ni,lri_, to give strength to,
to fortify the nerves, to render robust -n-nt- s. nerve-artery.
^juiu-ttT, hjl< va. to enervate, to
shock the nerves, to unnerve, to
-A^uini-ffi

fit,

s-

weaken.

thermo-electricity.
-5/

^lrpJin.u/i,ii.,

[curate, diligent, careful.

bright.

^u,iut,_qi,u

nerve, to strengthen the nerves, tp

corroborate, to invigorate.
Sjt,uj a. sinewy, nervous.
SjnM-m a. furnished with nerves
sinewy, nervous.
g,^/^.-4- s- instrument for binding
the nerves ; -pmu, s. bot. plantain,
cock's head, way-bread; -^'""^ "
bound with the nerves; -jm.-u.^"'^
neuralgic ; -guji-ni.pt s. neuralgia.
S.'L^'y &c. S. Sjt-iy &c.
,

<

fever-giving; -^'u^S.
^hpir/fiilituij -Ifiu'ii a. febrile, feverish
-i,a,ituit a. febrifuge, antifebrile.
^tpSituii a. tender, affectionate.
$jrp:ti,ii,p.lrp a.

S.'t?-'

Sj^'i2.a-

humid, damp, muddy.

^l^l'i"'''' * hat.

u,g s. cithern, harp , lyre ;

ov -lull, I, s. sandarac; varnish ; glaze; -uiitni; hg[i va. to varnun-np .oj s.
ish
to glaze ; iM,i,uip
harper, harp-player, [to cane, to whip.
^ihJ", kgl va. to beat, to cudgel,
*S,i,pt,rva. to collect, to gather; to
win at play.
[horse.
relay , fresh
S?'l'F"y * Arabic w
^tu,y^^ a. expunged, cancelled,
erased, effaced; -^u.'i a. cancellable.
^i^..,* uy s. duster, rubbing-cloth,
rubber; fig. expiator, atoner, reparer;
- [iin^iulihpnijj, dish-clout.
J>>.tjr, tj/. va. to clean, to dust, to
purge, to wipe; to efface, to scratch
out, to erase, to cancel, to expunge;
to abolish, to annul; to destroy, to
undo, to suppress; to extirpate, to
exterminate - ^mu^I^iu, to cancel, to
annul, to make void a contract.
S*#i effacer expiator.
S*i"j * S- S*'iL'"'*') ^9- purification;

S^iujp

-u.liikJ-

^hpiTni-Pl, s. heat, warmth; caloric;

fever, fever-heat; calefaction, warm-

ing; temperature; Pu.n.ni^,, iCu,a.iu_

l-uPhu,[j utkuwliuipwp -, latent, radiant, specific heat; - utn.u,^t^.nJh l/uij'
[ninp^.^iTu/ii

steam-generating heat;

m ^pkuiij

uiiin-huii^

lih ^p,:iiu3liufii

diffused heat;central heat.

Piuj_ /. -^u to go to a watering-place,

to go to the baths.
,

S,(rpnui a.

lukewarm, temperate.

winter quarters hothouse,

[wonderful!
S*ff S^^ '"/. how! oh! o strange!
S/'. or ^"b ilu"s s. nerve, sinew;
fibre, string; whip;/?;?, nerve, sinews,
force, vigour; - u,huu,pm'bu,liu,%, optic
nerve ^i-S-A/>^j<uy to become enervated
a-ti fMtni^utlthi nL.nnLp
tO
shock a person's nerves, to frighten,
ffjrimj

U.J

s.

'

;'

anh

625

cure, recovery ; - u.a.it^ to purify,

to consecrate, to sacrifice.
|^*2f7i.aj. s.

abstersion, cleaning; ef; abolition, abrogation,

suppression
extinction

facing, erasure

cassation ;
extirpation, extermination ;-^."^.5ij,
cancelling
annulling of contracts.
S"//'/" iP'"3 * troop, band, compa;

ny, flock, group;

"U utn-hiiL.^-'to
enrol soldiers, to levy troops ; - #.
l^u to collect a multitude, to raise a
troop; " *^/f^/ 2j"i"}'"n*"'t ^wum-^

make a

^u/tihi_, to

slaughter.

j or

urn.

/, s. S. S."lI'p

^n^lulp-uift

t),

make a

distinction
division.

SOW

tl

split hair;
lun^th/t

tO

or difference; to

if.nliiuil.uMumliiupq.ni.p'^

s.

classifica-

arrangement; -y^;.*. convener, assembler; gr. compound;-.

tion, order,

va. to separate, to set aa.gr. copulative, conjunc-

A-j/i

t-lihti;

part;

-irufi,

tive

-iTui'iiirir

-"iiiuMr,

va. to connect, to join;

utjiy va. to flock together.

troop, company, band,

2"4"'/""*'-receptacle.[detaciiment.
*S>,n^k,r, k^l va. to distinguish, to seS,nli>Mim

fi s.

So^^*.opopanax.[parate, to detach.
great, grand.
S"^ s'. leafy branch; -m'liuiir, mgiy

*S".

vn.to become rank, thick, to flourish,

to shoot forth, to grow.

besom, broom.

*S,"'lit s.

Unpfiui,

gutter.

s.

ti^uiji s.

mule

np,.n/,

SPU.

2py water-god
or

^iffit

iritirp.u.i^t

colt.

S,ni-Piuli U.J s. violin, fiddle ; violoncello ; - ,u,pii.a%hu to play the violin or fiddle -i4u^ s. violinist, violin-player, fiddler.
,

S,ni-lumuili

s.

pair.

ipy

'

2i'"'L

u(aiq^

iiMMi-iup^ Jif
& glass, a
ii.nji_ J[i
bucket or pail of water f'ji_ ilt ih a pailful of water g - i-- g ^laipMip
by sea & land uihiiu>,nni-'i, hi. irmii.,
lAp^mgni-P^ ^"WJ tide, flux & reflux, ebb & flow; h[i[3-u.i_^n/ to go
- ^ii/iihi_, to draw
to fetch water
water
raih,
to drink water
pii-ikij
^hi^ii-fj fd-iuiph^ lun^thf^
to make
'i'"'h

<

'

water, to piss, to urine;

iiiiu/j to
water, to sprinkle; to water, to give
to drink to; hn-m^m-ifu/bhuf-- to warm,
to boil water; - iiipliu!t,hi_ihn.ing ot-_
to pour water on a person's
/'"sp
hands /#_ ^ ^"pb ^P"^' ijtp^'P j"''-p
pure water is better than bad wine^
S. p-ju^'"/"/- ^JiiihiP, &C.
^m-pm-n-P-l;^, t['j s. hydromaucy,
prediction by water -Pyg Pii-j/t
,

hydromancian.
^uifLuipL

-nj

hot.

s.

drowned -^

water-cresses

submersion
-p-ufbrn^
-pmJ-fiii a. dividing waters
s. hydrology
-p-ui^lu
-~[.p s. pond,
-puiJ- a.

s.

* distributor or
hydraulicist
guardian of the water for irrigation
in the vineyards
-piaJum/^uA a. hydraulic; -pin^uni-Pliiii s. hydraulics;
-php S. Sjiphp -pnjJ- s. hydrothera'pht; -pni.J-iuiiia'ii a. hydrotherapical
-pm-qp,
-pni-J-ai-Pli s. hydrotherapia
a. springirfg, gushing or spouting out
water, watery -^ s. S- ^fjipm-iilu
^piii^pi,[i *. wine & water; thin wine;
~^l'P * hydrographer -^imj s. rivul-

pool

et; ~^ng^uit &C. S. ^p^nil_i &C-; ^n/it

a. water-coloured -^paifiuA a. hydrographical; -^pni-Pji s. hydrography.
^pwii.ii,p4p, , jtfig s. canal, stream,
conduit, aqueduct.
S^put^pnL-Pf s. hydrodynamics.
$,piuPiaPu,l <^- soaked or wet
;

through with water - ip'hi_, to be

drenched or wet to the skin -ppn,__
;

ni-in s.

chem. hydracide.

>'

[clock.

clepsydra, waterS^iuili
~ibp or ihj a. full of water,
aqueous, waterish; - n,.n.njg med. hydrosarca; - ^niam/hlini-P'li med. hydrocele - uiiuiuMp med. oedema.
,

or in^-pp- -.p 2i'"3

or "-/y s. water; juice; a. liquid ,_
watery o^4t/ta^ - , holy water ; ^a*^

potable, drinkable, cold or fresh, tepid, hot, boiling, thermal, sulphurous,

saline water; - /i/, broth, S. lI,/.7^"_

^puiJ-MuiTiugnf^

S,'"-p

/ul'uihi^

K It-Utah uMif ^tuli^

good Or
uMniiyffii -

uiuip

tf-f"'t2-t

iy'"l_f

luiiyu

>

grub, caterpillar.
^nptuA s.pl. mules, [mule-driver.
^iiptufuAi -intru
u,g s. muletoor,
S."ct /"-?/ p^"'j s. mule, he-mule
MTiuuiiufi ~
mule, she-mule
irmpm-fi
S."piruifj

;,

^ninphj; trgf, ya. to asscmble troops,

to muster, to gather in crowds, to call
together; -[,j-vn. to flock together, to
form groups, to gather together, to
^li'cl'-e
S,"irpe ^- S"^'/ -[assemble.
^iifpuipuip ad. in troops, in multi[tudes.
S"/" * cudgel, club.
^nli

s.

mixed with water;

to mix with water, to

va.
^^/A/'

-^/uuin.'iihJ'

dilute ; qlf^P'^' &c. to adulterate with water (wine, milk, &c.);

S. Jl^ptu^hq^

~fiinijunn__

nasturtium

indicum

funtii

indian

bot>

S,

cress,

eardamindum.
Stjiuiltlfii a. S. ^uiit%ntAf
s. chem.
hydrogen ; -i/i,ni^,ii. a. born of water,
acriviola,

aquatic

-S-m.

&c.

S. ^^/^.^^, &c.;

-A-L^ a. working in the water

(fisher).

S. ^o/t'ii; -^uipliTCs. zool. water-scor-

ed, inundated; -uiu,p

water-eft ; -iJ/'/ S. Sj/litc'i -4j<-"4u<*

a. hydrostatical ; -l/^npif. li^ntj , u,^
. hydrostatic balance ; -If^n-m-p-l, s.
hydrostatics ; -kym s. body, mass or
puddle of water, plash, pool ; mech.
reach; - uu,npl!u down or lower watercourse - ilkplfb upper water-course;
-4f>L,,4a.flooded,swollen,inundated.
^<4fe^ u.'buu.iTs. penis ; -tthqi , J/,//
,

or Jnf^

drowned; -

a.

ilhit.-iJuMiiu.Jiy')

to

u,n^,hij to

shedding water

-4j-/ s.

ip'h/j to be submerged,

miller.

[s.

^puiquf^

uig

s.

water-mill

uiuiu/ii

S^uitC^^I,^ s. infusoria-

2/u.iA;*a.coTered with rain clouds;

-iTuimnj^^ s. hydroparasts, aquarians

(sectaries);
Taipif^

s.

-Jpuip

s.

-</y<"4i,o s.

-Jh/ii

s.

water-pot

marshy meadow
reservoir, tank
conduct, canal.

^puijiupii a.

covered

;
,

-.

marsh
cistern

aquatic

[. hydrophobia.
hydrophobial; -m-PpLi,
chem. hydrate -tuY_ a. hy-

Pn.^,^,, water-fowl; -z)yio- fishing.

S^uAiMuiT, uM^uu vn. to become aqueous, watery ; to liquefy ; ~%tpi -%^u,p
s. water-colours, paintings; -il^i- s.
water-wheel ; -iry s, basin, reservoir;
pond, pool; -ig -ig^^, -*^ s. canal,
[channel.
S>.p"'iJ:-^^.Sj'z!r-it$,piu^P^aip a. tormented or tormenting with water; -^u,^,, [, s. hy,

'

drometer; water-gage; -^<^ifi<./9jC .

hydrometry.
Sjiuiuiuilil, s. hydrophane, aqueous
opal, resinous quartz
-uimu, a. surrounded or covered with water, flood;

Sjiuiiltulu a.

^u,m
drated
s.

s.

-hu,uli a. water-like

chem. conversion in hydrate

b. ^^IniutTp-lup

-nL-Pl,
--*
;

^puipp. a. water-drinking ; *. S. Sjwu,pp^ -hjHL.p'h s. mar. leakage, leak;

ing ; -^ a. irrigated , full of water

aquatic ; pervious, spungy ; -n,-Pl. S.
[ing-place, pool.
^pJhfni.ppL.%
,

p[i^

Sjiiiip^lri_s-

horse-pond, water-

s.

mech. float-board.

^aigu/i, a. sprinkling with water;

; -hi-PIilA s. act
of sprinkling
with water ; -^tc '* '^^ij damp, moist,

s.

pump

humid;

B.-^p>M'jui%.

^lui-np

[Sfi^f

watery, irriguous ; s. S.
^lui^uifi a. surrounded by water,
by the sea.
[. hydragogy^^
2pu^<.f2_ a. s. hydragogue -n,.pt
a.

"J s. water-carrier.
Sjipni-,Ju , piihiiug s. fountain ;

Sjipt-p

water[spout; basin.
dropsical, drop-

S/i^^tin . river.

s.

undated ty*"'^ o- full of water -y/A a.

aqueous, aquatic, watery ;*. aquatic
animal; - 4^-/?, watery or serous
humour - 4#.^.r, stormy wind -

-unJii a.

diving

with* water, in-

drowned -_

diver

uni-quili a.

Sijiuippf

water with

fire.

^.uiutp a. fond of water , loving

water, aquatic ; -"c/t a- plunged into
water, immersed; drowned; - t*'f'i diving-bell ; - un^.h/j to plunge
into water, to sink, to submerge ; -

(^u.^

truii.np) to drown oneself; -4<yy, &c.

S. S>^nupni.n.pt7jj , &c.; -4"" a- pouring,

phys, ludion;

tops, tiles, roofs.

drown

be drowned

s.

hydropepper.
$j,aiiLuim a. abounding in water
~n.nL. s. garden conduit
-^ house-uiiiuilr,i_s.

pion, scorpcena, father-lasher, cottus;

SPb

62^

aoB.
a.

S^,u,f-iiun.1u

,
;;

%Pfjitl, Mug,hmi_ a.
sied, hydropical ; -f </, A-j^y vn. to suf-

fer from, to

be

of the dropsy, to
dropsical; -nu.ph s.

ill

become or grow

dropsy - npn^ayiil, ascites, common

dropsy ; - nt'v hydrocephalus ; hydrophthalmia ; - mnpinni
""iys
hydrophalus upmialipuibiug hydrocardy - iftiuirifi^m^ hydrocele ; - keF~
- uilfuA^j^^ hy*fi?' hydrothorax;
drotite.
[temper iron.
;

>

^H.y,f_s. iron-varnish; -tr tia. to

Sj"tl''r> t^uii vn. to strive, try or

assiduously endeavour.
Sjihiir^mpu,liiu% a.

hy dro-electrlc.

watery, aqueous; - ft.

PpiB billows, waves.
S^kiT, tjP va. to destroy, to efface;
to cancel, to expiate, to absolve
to
Slpk-iiyu

a.

'water.

srn
s.

S!i^k,fji

6i&

water-bath

balneum-

(\-\kl

gutter.

*S^'npii.u.'h s.

inarisB.

[carrying.

^pa^-ai. S. ^2--!ih

conduit, aqueduct; channel.

S^Pl^iTuin^ s. water-drinker, total abstainer, teetotaler; -pi,M.% s. drinking
water only, teetotalism ; watering;

S.pil^

s.

water-drinking.

humid, damp, swampy,

marshy, fenny - u>^f/> marshy place.
SjiP-iu^hir vn. to make water; fig.
to be of age, to attain puberty, to be
pubescent, marriageable,
fi/'C*443 a.

a.

S,[<tli *.

a.

^/'i'""-'fr

S.

S.p'lt'f' s.

drawing water; watertfiip""'

water-fall

S. ^mpmilutq_.

HpuintA s. privy furnished

water, water-closet.

with

*^P'/'i^'f va. to sprinkle, to

spurt

wat^r over with the mouth.

Sjiopifl-ke > tihuig s. benediction of
the waters (on the Epiphany).

[tasteless.

S. Sjtilr'iL'

Slj<J-niinil_
S.iif'

^pni-ap

aqueous , liquid
drop of water.

insipid

*SfA""2. . pap,

gruel.
S^pAifPf, a. seeking water.

^funm s. water-radish;S.^4/..tffl!ip/>"y s.merf.hydroderme, anasarca.

2/4'/^ pond, pool, puddle.

ih

SU'ktc kp'"3 *. water-carrier.

^Iininktfu or mftUi, s. meadow-crcss,
eardamine , lady's smock , cuckooflower.
<

drawer of water;*.

pump

msch.

& force - sucking & forcdouble-acting - ; - ^lin^, sucking, lifting or drawing - forc/?i/.^,
ing
set - 4p.^fe4/l
steam--, enaftg/i^i lift

ing -

gine, fire-engine ; - tit^piAiui^n/u qo_

pni.pp.
centrifugal - ; - 4/*/A r portable fire-engine ; - 4"/^<^(<% rotatory, rotary -; - aiaM-^bi.' feed--; - .
,

pneumatic.
Stji^uAni-PliJu s. drawing water.

l-ut/lAi

air-

S,P^til

vesicle

s.

-(

uiJh/b

Sfji^na tfts. ast.

Sji^np s. well ; cistern ; - mp^h,

Artesian-well ; - d-S-/.^, absorbing or draining well, bog, cesspool.
*2p4"/if"'*' s. gutter, conduit.
^pi^utriT va. to plunge into water,
to submerge, to drown; - ^#- mar.
to launch; -[nrvn. to be plunged into
water, submerged ; - %<i>i.<i<. mar. to
jIt.mi'i, ,

founder, to go down, to sink.

SLpirn/p a. begging, asking for water,
SjnTn,^, ir<it-g or j/13 s. water-pipe,
conduit, aqueduct.
Sf.pzt'^OT il-its. cistern, tank; pond;
S. Z'i'h't' [broad pool, lake.

g^^t.t

inundated.
aqueous, watery; juicy.

S^pnqnii^tt,

S^nm

a.

diJhpu/b

ILUMlTpiUlTt

&C.

When used as an

initial it generwords, [doctor.

s. H. w. Eabbi
master,
s. my master, my lord.

ally indicates foreign

[[uipp^

[['uippniXl,

[bearer.

the

bladder,

Aquarius, the water-

s.

iTuMpJpi S. ^^<u4-^.

Sj,^h,l^ S. Sj^ui^lrn^.

n-u,

urine

(ra)

twenty eighth
& the twenty
second of the consonants
., e
thousand; thousandth.
It is sometimes confounded with
the letter p for example : Un!b,.j-trpgaupir, n.iup.ppniupitt^tlt ^Jhn^~
th

letter of the alphabet

y^inqiTt pj . ni^ip
.%j g. Persian w.
battle-array, rank, line, order; battle,
,

war
;

al,

to

make

uMnliiiru liiupif.hi_ ,j-% to marsharray - yit^^, [, - j;u,'i,iri_, to

war, to fight, to assail 4iiu..
,

^'^^ IT "l'"P"'-3 1^P'"3 ^^ p'^t to rout,

to disperse, to defeat, to discomfit.
{{.uM^uiifkui . strategist; ^liuiui^uA

a. strategical;

-y/n/7-/3?" . strategy;
defeating , dispersing , conquering ; -irp-hp s. ammunition, military stores; -irn--u, a. inured to war;
martial; --^ a. warlike.
{[luq^^ a. martial ; -ifiyp s. war-

-^uju, a.

rior

-Jl'-rvn. to

O-'of"^

ta

make war.
B. w. raca, fool, dolt,

blockhead, madcap,
n><"4

ta

s.

Persian w. way, road

620

n-a-T-

go on

^npn-bij to travel, to

l.n[iitiri_,

[^,ui,u,^ni^ni

door-keeper

s.

in

Pa-

fellow-traveller; -4"/?5. traveller

guide, escort.
{^.u^u.'ii
f s. but. basil um-,,, -, mercury, dog's caul.
th'^'i'^J' vn. to go, to march, [uous.
-4/'j

n-oc

wickedness

frf/rT .

-la^uii^ a.

ran-

corous, resentful.

a journey.
radise

s.

n>/>2.'

n-2u,uMg

niggardly, penur-

a.

mean.
bombardier; -t/"

ious, sordid, parsimonious,

{[iri-ui^nSt

"3

*.

stormy, tempeston a journey.

road-mender roada.

n>'4P"<'/iin-/i<^
f\-iii'ii-pii.t^irva.

n""^4lT"i/ ^maker pioneer.

to start

va. to

bombard

bombard

s.

cabalistic or

magical note or writing.

{['"fpi

-"iuij a.

vulgar, low, plebe-

common,

ian, popular,

vile, trivial; s.

the vulgar, the common people, lower

orders; ,nfJ^, -%, the ignorant mob.
W-uiJliliuuiuia s.

camp-follower.

vulgar, popular,
[[uJi/m.nir.ns.

democratically;
-nt-Pif

common,

domocrat
-uliiu'i,

a.

trivial.

-u.f.,np ad.

democratic;

[\"fiil'/i

j s.

demagogue

iui% a. demagogical, factious

-.

-ai-Pf

demagogy.

s.

{i-^i/j^^liii

(hiy

commonly.

trivially,

[ij s.

Persian w. ensign of vic-

pomp, show, luxury.

n>"uf/*. H.w. tvoo^ of explorers.

tory

-^

{]""<<

Persian w. thick cloud.

[^aiin a- Persian w. great.
s.

turpentine.

fhuimfi'iik^s.

iJ,>i-4:MiL-UMUt^b lllg *

/y s- Gr. w.

chink, crack, crev-

broken wave.

ice;

\ph,ruM^uii_ S. n*/'</<"4<".*
{['tjh'i,

s.

or d"/"^*'

s.

earnest, pledge.

Qr. w. resin, rosin, cedar-resin, co-

lophony - pl^,.hli% pine-resin

^u.ii
balm of life.
;

- ^t.

Ir^u>/'^'>4u<%

*fh4-^*. cattle

>

snuffler

(htiniiiyia, a. resinous.

dung, manure.

-iriT vn. to

-nt-PrJ, s. snuffling, nasitas ; -/ju/i, a.

nasal ; -iuyii a. snuffling, having a
nasal twang; ->lmp jpift-rvn. to scent,
n-if-ty^/r^^ . rhinoceros, [to smell.
n>^/^..i-^/p

{"''iig

s.

nostrils

become

i\-^iaiiuiir vn. to
{\-^in,-J,

s.

S. (^i^.

[sordid.
griping,

penuriousness, niggard-

ness, stinginess, avariciousness.

th"'^Hi '^k"'ii * Persian w. appointment, salary, pension, pay, hire, wages;

{^n^fiuipuAncJi

lug s.
s.

[pendary.
pensioner sti,

plain-dealing, art-

less saying.
s. bot.

salsola, kali.

[[n^iiM^m'i, a. artless,

ingenuous.

artlessness, ingenuousness, simplicity, candour, sincerity.

ni^//>i-^ s.

n.i/p.ii,j s.

n*"<-</^>

ade

-u

uipAui^lrij

shell,

bomb, gren-

to shell , to fire

[^f.t>j^.
shoot bombs.
nifoA s. nose; pi. S. fhjA^
*n-n'-v * quarter, fourth part, fourth.
H-ni-iiiupbaifi a. dwelling in Russia.

shells, to

{[nt-iifti

*n-"f^

(huf^liu, s. Gr. w. sound of breakers

on the shore; reflux, ebb.

[['pnJbuMj S.

ballista,

[hand-grenade.

mortar,
*.

n"""-^ or -^.9. rob, inspissated juice.

s. outside corner of a building.

*n'<.i^f 4 s. fellow, friend.

Ihfr^

[catapult.

speak through the nose;

snuffle, to

*{^n^,uli

demagogy

vulgarity.
ad. vulgarly, popularly,

[\'uiJint-pJ> s.

- ip'hi_, to

howitzer-shell

e^h"'3

W-n'sC^u./ikp

fr<"'/^u<u{4<< S. y^iuJifopifli.

thtaJ/foM^op

bombardment.

fhi/p/^<f/ s. ballista-stone

maintenance.

democracy.

s.

bombardment.

uii/ou,

{\-ijj,i^u-p.u,[,nj a.coarse, low-mannered, clownish; -a-/A o. low-born; -4,u%

a.

halberdier.

tV'/p""^"/' s.

n>'//?^"'^o<<

a-iuirquip^li u/^ini_-uui

-ot.J

-Jri.ni.p'ft s-

^irp.liyi' s.

grenadier

n>,/p..if ;y- s.

s. marcasite , iron-pyrites
;
matricaria, feverfew, cardiaca,
mother-wort.

n>o^<

bol.

;,;
,

,
.

uai

6<i7
ifuMpfuiuit-int

who am

And sometimes

master.

ornament

as

Jp^

j[>n^

a lord and

it is

used for
k-u

pi.

among whom

kiT,

I live ; t"/*
l^i_lr,f tf-npirkj; that which I do; tfnp
^k-aiiu

uiyi

[uauft

what he says

II

tjtii

it is

conj.

t s. the twenty ninth letter

of the alphabet & the twenty third of
the consonants j b two thousand
se )

two thousandth.

It

is

the letter

sometimes confounded with

as

2^;

oi/m^2rA-.ajff aiV/

names

it

is

&

also in foreign
changed into s, U/lj/ii

tiiuinnt- a'-ioju.n.2r;

It is

uuiiu^lullmuMfpib

ufd-ullhlMl^ld-iuihhij

When

unoa^

. uuifp I
""113 P^ow. this, that;
this one, he himself; <i 4
that is to say ; aat aii.aiubi

he
however, yet,
:

still.

aged, in years.
Wiapu.li or -^ s. H. w- wreathen work.
Wuipmi-niip- or -/? luj s, H. w. sabaoth, hosts, armies. [*. sabellianism.
\iuiiit-iiaimi a. s. sabellian; -m-P-f
Muiph^ ,y s. H. w. thicket; fig. pardon.
[-4-<./?f -% s. sabeism.
Wu.pkuik'"''' a. s. sabean; -nt.pf or
Wuif., uMj s. goose {fl. geese) uipm.
- gander ; Jlu^f -^ gosling ; - iyp^
gannet, soland goose, anser bassanus;
[gular.
-wt the goose cackles.
yur^io^'ii s. goose's foot; a. trianWutpiu

a. old,

UDonhr^ooiittlj

&C.

or ty,

\SuMq.u,

used with other consonants at the beginning of words, it

is generally pronounced 2 & not ;
it is

[i

a.

H. w. almighty.

\Sui.,a)ku t s. H. w. the devil, lucifer,

[of the Temple.

H. w. satcroth, ranges
S. ^n[3-np >

satan.

\Sm^lrpn4p
\jtiiq.ltp

s.

I]u<y.<7i.(-_j/i,^<_>Fj a.

&C. &c.

uiifufiin. --j<L.7ji

On the contrary, when the word

begins with the syllable um. or ^
than it is pronounced uj both in its
derivatives & in i,ts cases, save some
t.^-o,
exceptions; for example
:

il^luibtnx^ upll'-u^tnuiftu^iu/liuj^

Sometimes at the end of adjectives it changes them into adverbs,

as JhiruiJtitu greatly, ^^<o^ quickly , uplw^.tui^nfbM instantly , fuumiut^nptn
:

s.

sadduoean

\}a,q.pa.%^g. instigation, suggestion,

excitation, stirring up, solicitation,
persuasion; counsel.
T3aij.pir,r, k^l va. to persuade, to
advise, to excite, to suggest, to insinuate, to stir up, to provoke, to induce ; to help, to contribute ; to be
the means of, to procure; to contrive,
to invent, to form ; to betray, to give
[ing, insinuating.
up, to deliver.
\\,a^p[il_, -pni^a- exciting, suggestWa.p,u,js. electrum, amber, yel-

low amber;

as, >/iP ly'} ^^uittM I ui/iinlmint^Mit tpiuniu^

tnhauit- , %np ^ u^iub^^t^i^ , &C-

U"'t' ta *
flag stone; sheet of metal, plate.

As a demonstrative pronoun

in

the first person at the end of words it

signifies this, that; for example : 4/*

qnp

hu.nt-ii

you

thls

ifnp lauhili

womau

given me by
what I say ui^^h in.
;

sadduoism.

harshly, &c.
It is frequently used as a substitute for the letter ^ in the plural

bu

<

sometimes placed at the

beginning of words either for ornament or emphasis, & sometimes it is
left out
for example
umoAA-^-mm_
o'er/

nsi t-

uijb utu

as I am ;
bc^a' y""3bi ^^^
these things ; qn(i ^jJ-ji uiuui^fi what
I have just now said.
k-iT,

\iu.pini.li

*Wujiui

maker
pave, to

-, black amber.
sponge S. '\S'H"'-''"f
anvil; slab, paving or

.
s.

Turkish w. basket; -jn/f- *.

-4u a. paved ; - uinib-i_, to

s.
;

flag.

l]Yu>i/:o%f.^

quenchfire

s.

Gr. w. salamander,
water-eft.

- Ip-yt'b

81

,;

fran-

s. zool.

f.

s.

Uiu^uii.

become

stone, to harden into stone.

a. stone-hoofed, solid

s.

few

in

number

Wuti^upli a.

paved;*. pavement ;-*/,

-/-i*. paviour.

[i

-kj-va.

them 2C/^.4tjf - Jji Jk-ijp I ate

some or a little honey; JhipPlitt.p
-tv - o..yr_, a little may be offered
,

pearl barley.
Ui'v/'/"'''/ s- ioi. laurus cassia.
IJu/^^ ft a.Gr.iu- foolish, mad.
U<4/?/.V, s.

even of a

little

\}^l/u^i-u,pui%
,

orchard.
*Wii>iuiu,innp

ishghembe-dolmassi,

s.

& rice wrapped

in pieces

of tripe).
Uu^n^i/i a. stony, hard, rough.
saddle -i-</" va. to saddle.

l]</iin s.

Uui//,

iiij

-Plit- a.

account, number ; condition, position,

state, manner; impost, rate, duty,
tax, imposition, tribute; order; convention, contract, agreement; budget;
tariff;
i,plitu'l,lri_(L ni-Jh^, tO COmO
to terms about the price, to bargain
for, to contract, to strike a bargain
for, to stipulate, to come to an agree-

litfiy or lihu/ii a. of short

duration, temporary ; -^i'">/ a. requiring but little care; -[uou S. 04"-'"pui% - ip-lru to speak but little, to
be taciturn; -^tu^j, ^k^u,^ a. shortliving ; - J/iikij to be short-lived;
-litrp, uij a. frugal, sober; -Igt-pni-P'f
s. sobriety; -{fcjn.-/?? s. living but a
short time , short life ; -imi/pt-p a.
restless, hasty, impatient ; iu/hij.hpi
a. lightly clothed ; -4"-"'n a. of little
faith, hesitating, vacillating; -.Jtn.i a.
of little strength, few in number, inconsiderable, accompanied by but few
people ; ad- thinly attended ; - i-m^^
a handful of soldiers ; -JuMubkuy a.
summary, concise, brief, short, abridged; -Wiupif. a. thinly peopled; ->ru,p^
^ni-/?? .y. want of population; -Jhu!u,

didst not thou agree with

a penny

for

or

|]ui{'<uf/^%/i

bot.

me

i/^t-'fc/.

t/->j .

Gr. w.

scammony, purging bind-weed.

Hu./j.y'ii conj. but, notwithstanding,

nevertheless, however, yet, always,
besides, moreover. [hamper; S.^-oiyf^jT/f^.

U>u(in.,

uij)

-{,

n-huii/

s.

XS-^liiupa/h s.

the Exchange.

MS'uiimpiin,.

U13

s.

of tender age, young -iltn^a.

having but very few sins; -Jlim a.
short-witted, dull -/i./.-/3^f' *. narrow
h't'lg a.

basket,

bargainer; -Pj-iA

['

few in number, not numerous;

-J-uiiTuAuilj

ment, to settle *-- n/ [ un^l^ -[ &

of other similar ones t- np ,uji_ t^u
,in^[!b -[, f,p^
& of other like things
"l'"3 ~l' ^^ among whom are ; t-i. np
iintjlfb -[, fri,
& so forth, & so on, et
ca3tera; n^ q.u,i,h^w'i,l, J],n^ - luplilrp^
;

C*""""^""^curt, dry, brief,

reckoning, measure,

s.

S.
a.

-nL^pJ,

concise in speaking , pauciloquent

s. concise discourse, brevity of
speech, pauciloquy; -fiiuili a. thinly
inhabited; unpeopled; f-k- a- furnished with but little knowledge ; -tl-ir
a. in few lines , short ; -tt''' " low
priced, cheap ; -^i.oj a. used by but
few passengers ; --tiit ad. cheaply;
-^n/ a. brief, short; -^mt-u.^ o. having
but few children ; -t<>/ a. of little
strength ; -pt-pP- a. scanty leaved

U uinp nj or /i S. plum; q-UnTuiu,,

damson; - iliypl/ijlt sloe, wild
plum - ^p
dried plum
prune
French plum oj.0^104 ^ -y plumwine -t s. plum-tree -f^ s. plumliiru/i,,

(minced meat

-s.

pave;

pave with

ly, lu

tluy<^/;> s. flag-stone, flag

to

little; tun.

tf-tuiTu/iiutlili jkin ^nt-q Shorta short time, for a moment;

jku, - Jlin/ shortly after ; -n"-^ with
few attendants in few words, briefly,
in short; ni_ -^ ^ i03u.it, many of
^ dp

take refuge,

to hide oneself.
ty/i va. to

very, somewhat, rather, a

vn. to

in-

steed, courser.

liii,iuj(i[iir, trguij

rarely, seldom ; "i - many, much,

not less ; - ^i^. -u , un. - Jp few, not

\i,u[ii,iitrpui/i

hoofed;

nt-g a.

vn. to petrify, to

uigujj

considerable, moderate, small, slend. wn.

er ; ad. somewhat, less ;
little by little, by degrees, by little &
little, insensibly ; - u!b,f.,uJ; - h-pp.h,p,

foot-path.
\}u,^iAiiiiir,

bargain, agreement, convention,

contract.

paved with flagpavement; foot-pavement,

a.

\}uiiiyuiu,ia^

vmt

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BIJ.ll

-p. /j. -nJiip

colin, heath-cock.
|)o/^ir,

stones;

,,
;

-%tuir, ui^<y vn. to lessen, to

entry

grow

less, to diminish, to decrease, to

:;

;;

uaii
UU.^
C29
be reduced ; -%f . a. narrow -j^fr. ly; -t}>. why? for what reason?/.
Mui^uA . oligarchical ; -MitTmm-Pf.Jii ilrp -, for you, for your sake, on your
f. oligarchy; -.^4-" a. thrifty, frugal,
account, in respect to you; jg/ -p
sober, moderate ,[iuini-pf, s. thriftfor whose reason? why? jf. or jnjp
iness
contentedness
moderation
-,-apnf, on which account, there;

frugality, sobriety; -/.,,nt.,^ a. having

but little fruit; S. U"'4<<"-'<'ff<'L<<'i;

fore

-^uA

axe; S. ll'"4'^/'; -uiuihu, s. chief personage, magnate; -luunp .one armed

with an axe, axemaii; sapper.

a.

done with slight fatigue -_"!-/

scarce in water -iIui/utCuA a. transa.

ient, of short duration; ->u/^ a. con-

taining but

not capacious, narsmallness in appearance ; -inkunJJ, s. short-mindedness

-inirphi. a. few-leaved -mnq_ a. composed of a few lines - puAifii^ in
few words ; -u,yJ- a. with little damage ; -utnt^i a in a few verses or
lines, brief, succinct; -^m.^u/iik-j'va.

row

to diminish, to reduce in number, to

lessen, to make less;-t./.^. a. few in
number, inconsiderable, little; --n^.
in-P'lit.% S' small number, scarcity.
\iii.^i,.irpuid' a. of a small flock or
herd; -fr^A-iLtiuj a. seldom seen, rare.
{jta^uti.ff-uttTuAuii^irutj QV ^h-utlb S. Uw^
tlUMt^tua-iuiTuMhinti

in a moment or instant
Jftt-U hL.U h-t^t P'i_ "/[iuiny

~ Jp

Mui^uip^lnTun. to slide, to slip down.

llu.4t^. a. fleeting, transitory.

little

U'"4<L.n"ia.ofbutfewfeetin height.

small number or quansmallness slenderness, scantiness, paucity rarity.

\}uiiiuL.nLi,ui/j a. having but a few.
1]u<(<<_ni-^.

tity,

Uui4t.yS. ll.4%"^j.i!'t.r,
\]ai^lrjg.m,

hi.,

iii^f little

wanting to there was but

wanting, it would but a little.

is

^,

u,g s.

Latin w. saeer, re-

script, decree.

[faint.

Mui/iJl-j-vn. to languish, to

become

axe, battle-axe S.
;

\}w/j[,.

\itain.pl. -ni-_ps.zool.

[bittern.

saker, goshawk;

1]<<.4, /. -pr. on account of, for, by

reason of, in order to, for the sake of,
with respect to, in consideration of,
touching, concerning; j,y% ~, that is
why, for which reason, for that purpose on that account , therefore
jt-yu - it is why, for this purpose or
reason, on this account, consequent,

1]>4^<r.

sliding, slipping

fig-

ation, irresolution.
U."4tj"-j.*'t'/'i'a.to

to slip;

cause to glide,

to agitate.
Uu.4/..r, irjiy vn. to slip, to slide, to
glide ; to flow, to be flowing, to run
fig.

out, to pass over, to roll or glide on

to be agitated, to hurry along or away,
pu-j uuin.[i

wander, to yield
,

to skate

/.

to

Jhimj

/.

^_

to slip

from, to escape the memory uuii,huM[_

lu'b^ui'bbij to run; to elapse, to glide
away ; j"4't'i. "'"'/.. shooting star;
.4-^u.<., he slipped, his foot or feet
;

slipped,.

gum

muit/nM-qiu^ni-p ssagapcu.
Jjui^ni-p , iip[, , iipuii^ Si double-edged

e.

mental perturbation, vacillation, agit-

to err, to

but few days;

lasting a short time, ephemeral.
nui^iai-oplriy a. haviug

hatchet,

mill-dam.
l]u.4u.^ s. water-fall, cascade, cataract; S. Uu.4'*"'^'4 ; water-fall of
a weir ; sheet of water.

Jjui^frp

lipail_s.

- [Hiij - Jl, ad. a, few,

very few, almost none, almost noth

^hp ilrpp or

lla.4 *. slip, slide : troop, phalanx

* shoot, sprout; -w^u/it a. labent.
Ui4u.%uipu.^ a. heavy, torrential,
deluging; -^uyu^J a. furious as a torrent ; -4u.il -4u a. flowing like a cataract, impetuous, grand; -4./4..
-iuipi a. noisy as a cataract, resounding, obstreperous; purling; -uy^a.
drowned by a cataract; -ipuifi s.mech.
sluice, lock, water- or flood-gate ; dam,

1]ufi(<<.^^,

ing

because.

<///
>

little,

-inlrupi_ s.

-'
;

\}"'i{'

^uiifirui.'ii

wj

bound, term, circum-

scription; bounds, limits, confines,

frontier, borders; extremity, sphere;
definition; statute, rule, regulation;
decision, determination; jurisdiction,

extent; department; neighbourhood,

district, provinces ; -zp outskirts, suburbs -.p ^u,i.uimnj articles of faith;'
,

landmark boundaries of;

juipn-uip a uiJ\{inifiyi_ qpsti to reduce
to its proper limits ;-.f'rt/^, to bound,
-

tplipli

^uYncto&'nj

4uiu,uAti_, to fix the

_,;

650

UU.2,

bounds

to fix

to limit, to

to,

end; -

UU.1.

^u>%

to confine, to banish, to exile

-[iiTvn. to have for boundaries ; to be
,

, to propose, to deliberate.
to resolve; kp,^ni-i_hi,n.ni-tlh -mi., to
bind oneself by an oath ; u/iymt/t^

bounded, limited; to contain, to comprehend; to be measured; constitut-

to overstep, to pass the limits

or boundaries ; -/- uot^, to say brief-

ed, established; defined; iTm^nt-uurp-,

to submit to death, to die; u4./L/.

ly;

%h,ui_ J-uiJ'u/iiui^

,fiiyi_ laii^A,

lutfitrtnuii
ir "lb

^tUlinM^ilUM,
.^u/iilrij

duce to a deplorable state

S.

to re-

^4*

ad. definitively ; -.
frontiers, confines, boundary
line, bounds, limits -?^i a. resoundXSiuJ^inii'iiiup.uip

[jMU^iffi/ifrri^ O, Xjut^tTutliuflfpq

constituent; institutor, legisJ-niinij^, the Constituent; -_

q-pui^ii/ii a. constitutional; s. constitu- Jliiuuihuini-P-'li constitutionalist
a. s.

lator;

tional

monarchy

fix the

boundaries

to

order, to regulate, to establish, to

determinej to decide
-^^A-m^. 44-'"
the appointed day or time -if-pm-Pf
;

f .fixing the boundary, setting up landmarks; constitution; statute; ordin-

ance, regulation; decision; definition;

-^u-u u,g s. prefect, governor; a. bordering upon, confiBing, conterminous,

limitary; -^mi a. bordering upon, adjacent to; definitive; gr. indicative;
to excommunicate;
-l{iqph a. circumjacent, border-

pu/tifii.-uii- liujufLfj

-^[j,

ing, close to, adjacent, neighbouring;

neighbourhood -^/ ^^
demaroator; -^u^ai-Pf s- decisive
measure; meter; -iy>4, "y frontier guard lord of the marches, provincial governor ; - qop^
frontier
garrison or guard
-plini.
^^ a. s.
constituent; -i-np a. bounded, limited,
circumscribed
-ifi^fi
ij/hj-j' vn. to
change the boundaries
to change
~li^n,.pi, s.

*.

the ancient statutes ; to transmigrate,

to pass from one place to another;
-.^n/,/t/3/.i.i s. change of the ancient
laws or statutes ; trasmigration, emigration -^u.[, s. mile-post, stone.
;

Wui^.Jh/iitj-,

limit,

to set

frjf va. to

bounds

Uiu4ni.1si a.

dering,-

bound,

to

exercise.
Muiiiyip ujj s. Persian w. general in
chief: troop from which the generals
were elected; ^/7t.^mfu|u.i -, general
commanding the Guards ; -u/tig, s. pi.
the generals.
Wmi^npi^ or /3- ncj/ ^j or mj s.
leaf, leafy branch ; fig. long hair.
1]u>yu/^/?<p^ a. bearing or producing leaves, frondiferous ; -i-t^i_ a. adorned with leaves, leafy;- o^/3-,vine
adorned with leafy branches; -tfiiMpif.,
jnt^uipP- or tint^uMpil a. leafy, verdant,
green, covered with leaves ; -p-mifi a.
stripped of leaves, leafless; -it a. full
of leaves, leafy; -/ufia, a. of a thick
foliage, leafy ; -^mql-i a. covered with
-ni-iBi s.

leaves

&

branches

to

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^.^
;

-aX-if;

covered with leaves

-mm^i^ s.
green tree; --o^ a. leaved, leafy; --.

affect; to

measure,

funui

"iiujiT,

pftJ' S.

to

loaded writh flowers

{Jutr/aipPijuqnt-utnTCl

to decree, to establish, to institute;

to regulate, to decide, to resolve, to
propose, to deliberate, to stipulate,
to prescribe; to destine, to design, to

consist,

;
ui^iy vn. to shoot forth leaves,
to sprout, to be leafy, green ; -uiu,u,

'2(gipj ft.

a.

to

wan-

[J'uAj.p.

wavering, unsteady, inconstant, fickle;

-mii'lrj' s. slow going, gentle movement; -tj"t-_j"<t.tj*j;c. to turn aside,
to pervert, to seduce; to exercise;
-^/", h^iuj vn. to exercise oneself in

circumscribe; to define, to determine, to fix,

to,

slippery; fugitive,

runaway.

ilm^uMti a. slippery, failing, frail,

s.

l]ui4<,<.& s. sliding, slipping, fall.

-^^tv, h^^

va. to
constitute, to

the third month of the

ancient Armenian calendar, March.
|).4'irui^ *. mech. slide-bar, guide.
iiui^Jli

WiMj^Jutfionyb S. WuM^llu/buipuMp

ingor murmuring from shore to shore;

definer ; horizon.

l]u,4./^>//> s.

tf-ini-lu s.

-{-\i[i

epoch decided on

fixed time.

yytuqiupPu/buttT

ihp^fd-

Q.

sprouting, budding.
]iuii/uj[iPi-aL

&

shooting

forth

leaves.

IJuii^ujpPnLji

Mmqiauiitpm,

XJuiriuipPtMifJi

JS.

WuMqutpnt-PliiA

s.

/fj

generalship.
*.

casquo

helm,

;
,

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helmet, Lead-piece, morion Armenian mitre -u,L.np a. helmeted ; -f <r, t_

57 vn. to wear a helmet or mitre.
^uiqai, jpb s. embryon
foetus ;;

UUSi
\}ui)P,up a, fickle, inconstant, un-

steady
nimble

changeable

-lr,r

tj[,

agile

vn. to

quick

to

slip,

stumble, to trip, to take a false step,

to fall jfig. to falter, to waver, to be
unsettled, to go astray, to err ; --</,
;

amnios, secundine, after-birth matrix, womb, uterus -ufumJ" S. U'O'^/Kl

s.

.<!.,/;

ture birth

-iM,.trj;

-lan.t-^nt.^iii'iihJ' va.

to con-

hgl vna.

ceive, to be with child

jCeiVe

prema-

-lu'ii^m-Pf, s. abortion,

S. QhuAmuJ";

to cause to con-

O. ^tlutant-uiuiihiri ^uilunt~P-(i

Haiqirnu

bling, slip, false step, fall

book,

psalter; - muhi_, to recite or sing

psalms ; to play on the harp, to sound
the lyre ; S. ^fuyp ; -uipuHihiT va. to repeat the psalms ; to compose psalms
-inliu/b a. salmodic; -^ s. psalms ; -.
4f_j a. singing psalms together ; -.".
i/..-.//^
-uiuiujf a. reciting , singing
psalms, praising; *. psalmist; -mi/mj.
,

psalmist, psalm-singer; -t-p^tiTva.to

sing psalms, to praise; -t-p^nM-P-l^ s.
psalm-singing, psalmody; -^4 ?' -int.%^ s. small psalter ; short psalm
-niin^s. psalm-singer, clerk; -minifn,.^
Pj, *. psalm-singer's office; -niin,.pf,
\^,uj'uji^l_

H. W. S. Wuiq.,ykL:

Samaritan.
tumultuous.
U""*"> -4-. -4f or |jp. -/. *U"Jh[3-t-i_ s. leather thong of the yoke,
knot of the yoke.
[or potion.
l]<i//7<^c^ s. dill- or fennel- water
MiaJliP jpf, or i/p-nf s. anise, dill;
fennel - ilu.jph'i,^ or ir^l,% samphire, crithmum.
fiu.j'ivi.ni.^p sf.

'}A<"J'i'pm[,^nu a.

barrow, hand-barrow; -_
baggage-waggon; ammunition-

ii.uiJ[if,

(<i>n^

*.

waggon

-uj^kpui uMumlrq^ s. ast.

;
arctus; Charle's wain, the Great Bear;
ursa major ; -unlsamnui^ s. barrowman; -uimnJi,^ a. living in carts, no-

mads, wandering, errant

row -pm
;

bout, to look grand.

'^uiiTail sf.

strumpet!

*\}"ii"' s. women's long

{jlltfiUU^^U S. \jUim^U*

gown.

s.

*.
;

-ay^j

s.

wheel-bar-

-"/?

"y

*.

\iiyp pys. edge, sharpness; S.!)*"/';

uni.ulrpji tO pUt to the
[i
edge of the sword; -utij-ftp *.edge; -_
uni-p a. well pointed, sharp, cutting,
piercing, trenchant ; - um-uhp trenchI

iiuiinm^lr^

ant glave.

[prow".

mar. the interior of the

\}'"'i't 1-3 s. kettle, boiler, caldron,
saucepan, stewpan; ohem. still, cucurbite ; -fll<oi;i-i^ cAem.Papin's digestor,
athanor, digesting-furnace.
\^uj% nt-j -u,liiu% s. nursling, fosterchild ; pupil, scholar; godchild; -_
kha-^ * children having the same godfather; -uiC,,ujp . godfather; -unHyp
THiypiii-j s.

sf.

godmother.

[Sanir.

Wu/tiuyltpuiulrpir a.

grown on mount

contempt, scorn.
pounding-mortar ; -

Wiu%i.u,umu,liii/7i^ s.
1]u>t>f.

*\lwJlips.laTge millet.
}iu%p Jbiug s. yoke, wooden collar
for draught oxen ; fig. whip-staff, tiller-shaft, tiller ropes.
\]iui/yp JnLpuig s. sable ; - or
'^lajht-pyiili s. sable-skin.
^luJUuiphtrpn. to strut along or a-

-f 4
wheel-chair
;

carter, waggoner, driver, carrierl

cartwright, wheelwright; -m^tt^js.

small cart, truckle, dray-cart; - Jk-.

shaft of a vehicle

psaltery, harp, decachord, dulcimer,

tympanum; psalter, psalm-book; -<".
linfi, s. a psalm; -t./", A-jf vna. to recite, chant or sing psalms ; -tp^ u,^

error,

fig.

\i'yu I'j s. waggon, chariot, cart;

arcturus ; bootes -mi-npir aij s.

ast.
;

aberration.

St

conception;

S. St"'-'*/"-*"
ui^ s. Gr.w. psalm

to cause to slip or
stumble, to trip up ; ;?^. to lead astray,
-ni-Oi, s. stuminto error, to delude
k-jm-cfu/iilrir va.

^phiik'i'

/ry

s.

petard.
^ or

^ *. sandal; {umh^
-, wooden--; -ui--np a. shod with
or wearing -s ; -f 4 * small - slipshoe, slipper.
[crush in a mortar.
D"'^'7-<<'4<<'/></'i t-jt V'' ^'^ pound or
1]u<%f.uY_.

ijk'iM

y u/jaif-uinuMtiarui

/' .

~2P

OV

ututu

"'['^

Tartarus, hell ; -4. i-pipt , the deep

caverns of the earth, abyss, hell, pit;
-, -ui^uAf -lylHi a. tartarean, hellish,
s.

satanical, devilish; - 7.^,

mo'bp dionythe infernal divinities

infernal,

632

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dionysiaca

Bia,

-<i>4>i<<%^

demons,

s.

damned, souls of the dead,

devils, the

shades, spirits

-uiu/ta, or

[Pluto.

s
god of Hades ,
pestle ; Jtlplr^uif^aA
crushing- or stamping-mill; - Jtblarge heavy pestle ; - ^npfi^Jfi small
l)u.%^^u.JA-i.a.ladder-shaped. [pestle
\i,u%j.uiijuiuft-m

U >u'>/f./in7n,1l

S.

UD.I>

mh-p

ppq-y

round, step.

case

stairs, ladder

staiF-

s*

q-iif^

tp^puM^lii -.

double ladder, trestles; iruiiu,hnj -,

folding ladder; - in,.u/i,huij rope-ladder, foot-rope; - ^p^k^fi fire-ladder,
,

escape;

scaling-ladder;

-lYujjra^i/ii'in

- ^^"iiuiiiiui- winding staircase

,

~1I' ^0 go 'ip
uu/iiq.qn^ , to como

*'^z.

stairs

dowu

^^L t

"Urc uuHiq-qailf

^^oAfc^

stairs

{,

t^a,_

to scale, to climb

over, to escalade
hiu!iitri_ uuhi^^ifnilf
f uimpftauiiu to scale the walls-

weaver's

[maker.

tyf va. to comb.

Wa/iimptifi

&

*l)"^"'/"-4 s.bot. S. Cp-4[.

s.

liui%y_

-^

S. GOHlb-

^t^tnTCn/n-

case;

card to comb wool.

\jut%ii/puM^npdr

-^

hemp; -

hatchel, flax--,

"k^l'

tl''

{juA^nt-fitp or i^ni^q^

.^uaiii uufuuih-p

nuutuipiuiiiiiutq

l]<a>/f.>^u>i/;uu,% s.

brush

tv'&z.'

combings.

W,u%u,pn^ah *. hackling, hemp or flax

dressing ; combing, carding.
\}m,iiujui, uj s. trunk, coffer, safe;
basket; Q. ^m^ifk-J'- - m-qinm-, camel's

hump; -

basket

-uit-np

hump, humpback,
"y s. casket; handhawker
s. pedler

niipt,

gibbosity; -'4,

huckster, petty dealer ; -<j1> a. crookor hump-backed, gibbous s. hunchWuMuifiikP- S. fll/f<o4ui#-/?3rp [back.
Uuiuitu ad. thus, so, in this manner.
;

X^uitilrii^piyp

*U,uii^/A,

WuAmlili^; god-

S.

S.

/.

s.

soap;

S. QtCumo..

Wuiuin. Arabic w. S. 2, ""-4

Wtun., &C. S. l]<omA &C.

child's brother.

\Su,%i, ,/ty, <jp s. bit, curb, bridle,

rein, snaffle ; fig. check, curb - 1"/'"'-;

/?t%u.^uy.mecA.dynanometric,lbrake,
friction-brake ; - q%lri_, to put a check
upon, to curb, to put a term to -
;

born of Sarah.
coarse large sieve.

SSuin-uyiuityii a.
*l|u.n.u<#. s.

Wuin-hiP a. gelable.

yguy vn, to freeze, to be

frozen, to glaciate, to congeal ; * uiuinntj, truiqjiuiii^ to be frost-bitten,
WuiiLJiir,

-^oS- uinJlihlT Or -^n.

S. ^u!biuii,,uph,r\ -4i/^ S. b/"'_

Wu/iii,i,plrll
5--/"

'uuHiiuliuii^

-linuinp

breaking

a.

the

untameable, indomitable; - it.

break loose, to break the bri-

reins,
*/_!

to

dle; -^uiplrir, y^f, va. to bridle, to curb,

to check, to rein to subdue, to break
in ; -^lupnJt, s. bridling, reining, curbing, repressing; uia-uAjf -13'& , dissolutely, impetuously
-pmp s. bridle;

maker;

-pu,puiliu,Vb

s.

bridle-making;

-plia^ i5 a. reining, checking, breaking in; -pJ^nM-Pj, S. \}<i.%Jluj'iaipni.Pt

,

-piuili a.unbridled, unruly, unrestrain-

ed, unchecked, lawless

dissolute,
loose; - qhpiuuiu'litulib P-niint-u tO givO
a horse his head, to slacken the reins.
;

Wi-AiAhir,

in

ir^[, va. to bridle, to break

to rein in, to check, to hold in, to

repress, to conquer, to abate, to mortify.

l]mniu.piY i-ifn^S-a.producingfrost
or ice, ice-cold, frosty, freezing ; -.
i-n/ii
a. ice-ooloured ; -jt^ s. frozen
lake ; -J^i^'ii a. glacial, icy ; ~^lrpui a.
ice-like, icy, glassy, crystalline, translucent, pellucid; s. crystalloid, hyaloid, crystal form; -liym s. glacier;
-4i/_ a.

thawed, melted, Uquefied

*Wu/i,u,hp_^
Iju/iiuip
;

s.

check, restraint, curb.

weaver's large comb.

l ov nf.

mtp^ s, comb *row

- itrqiumuMUii

small-toothed

comb; - lui/iiiummmi .large-toothed -;t'W'llplruij,

ivory -;

fanifuHiutli uui%^

-.

-4p^t4 . cold &

hot beyond endurance (hell) -.itt

'i-up a.

frost-bitten

Q-WiMiniiiul/hpui; -Jiub- a.

surrounded

or covered with frost or ice, frozen,

ice-bound ; -iTuAfip ,%hu,^ s. ice ; frost,
icy cold ; ^fc^ti gp,u,^t.'iii_ - sharp &
biting winds blow; -/iAnt.ui a. very
cold, icy, freezing ; -jlfi, a. icy, glacial;
,

crystalline

Wu/b.ini.:iiM s.

of toes

nipped by the frost.

WuinX a-lfb n.ui%g S. ICO, froSt ; glaZed frost; crystal; a. frozen; ^mmnp
utaii.ia%ij
piece or block of ice.

-ti.uir S. <Iluij^^; -^,j\u% a.

ice- or

crystal-shaped;

with ice

.-tMiuim S.

-^i

U"'^^'""^^

a. built
?-/

water of crystallization -uut.

a-n/j a. extremely cold, freezing, glacial, icy, chilling; -utp a. icy, cold,
stony, cruel
-uyi^ a. caught in the
*.

chem,

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ice-boun^ -mhu a. chem.

hyaline, glassy; - or u,huu.l, S. !)...
ice, frost- or

"iiijililrpui

-uini^i

-puiii s.

i]l).U

- or - ad,
vehemently, vigorously, impetuously, strongly, with all one's force, powfectly ignorant person;

ioe-house

greatly, excessively,
grievously, violently,
sharply, harshly, rigidly, severely,

er Or strength
\]ui,L'bnpu,li o-

p.nL.uuiliui%

crystalline;

pectine

jelly

- 4pi-P%

"'ii"3

rigorously.

crystalline humour.
WianXm-P-'^ s. Daturo of jcB, iciness.

yuiuu,[i^s. a scold, chider, rebuker.

\}tuuml^mp.iup , if.p7i , l-f^p' Or i^nj%u tS.

WujiiuiH ad.
s.

ice-house,

ice, to frost,

coagulate;

to

-t/liuMi^a.

frozen; - a-n^i
f.ou.l,

frigid zone.

DuiuuA

a. severely reprimanded, sharply reproached or harshly punished; - -.

"bh/j to load with reproaches, to reprimand severely, to rebuke sharply,

gf, va. to freeze, to

chill, to congeal, to

North sea or Frozen Ocean; -

to huff, to lecture, to taunt, to chide,

to burst or launch out bitter invect-

[ing.
S.

Uffl/uf%^f/*,

D""""*'"'-^

Is-

a ft

trembl-

'^hrnnL.alifllhir va*

break out

scolding or upbe sharply reprimanded, harshly scolded ; -f/u^^bB. '\-uiiuiuuiliulilih-; -i,u>pn,-u,it a. struck
brutally; -4f7y;i.ij[^ o. turning or revolving rapidly ; -<?</% a. rolling, resounding, roaring ; -juniP S. ?"/./////?
~iyi_a. very agitated, moved, in great
emotion ;- ut^ ardent love; -"iiuij;
lo^u-l vn. to increase in force, in intensity, to be strengthened by, increased, to grow; to be enraged, very
angry; -irutpmpi to become exasperated, to grow most ferocious; -ityp
^paijii/ii p-uifiuunpl/ii the king's order
was pressing -'/iq.uiW S. 3"'vP'"*'?-"'^;
ives, to

tO

braiding; -

shake, to jog, to jolt, to stagger; to

move, to astonish ; to frighten, to terrify; - ifnafli nt-pnL._^ jhp Ijp ^ [ii^pj^ to
cause a person to emigrate.
|}uii%/i<r, L-^uij vn. to be shaken, to
totter ; to tremble, to shudder; to be
,

dismayed, cast down - p 4/.JiA4-, to

shake to its very foundations uuiuui,
'iih,ui_ li"'u to stand abashed.
\]iuum%nu, or ini-m o. movoable
;

in

to

ip'lri_,

n.iu^ the sea.

I

^uium'iinL.ffh -ni.ah ^.shaking, staggering, tottering; quailing, shudder,

,

thrill,

s. great frachirping, chattering

pnM-pni-3h
d.

excessively; -liufi. a. great, terrible,

violent; - i/^4pu// gr. intense adverb ;
- jiuu'iil,^ gr. increasing particle ; -linit

\iin.nt.jii,tir,

grance; -^oa

[glazed frost.
\^,aa.nf^ ncjli s. tvost, icy cold ; ice,
\iiiinLni.!/h s. congelation
44" <i..
;
'fif'i'
freezing point.
'[S<un%n^

extremely,

\Suia.%h,ik% a. frosty.

trembling; earthquake.

yS'uam Ig s. bitter, angry reproof,

scolding, rebuke, threat, menace

-^n.ui^a. very noisy, clattering; all the bells rang

,iu,f.u,liu^ilfi,
a full peal -^tX^ a. blowing violently; -uiuMiiui'b^a. required rigorously

chastisement; - li^uioii,l[k^pui Jtitta^

iliylrna.^, majosty; (i^uui'iiiii^uA t authority, haughtiness; - um^^, piercing glance ; f - tTuim^^ ft m-Jh^ to
reproach bitterly, to scold sharply.
Duiuuiui^ui^ a. threatening; -pujp s.

^"b^l^i

scolder.

o./'4 o^d- 5 -/*. S. f''i,u>2b'''2j,

-'"""-ya S.
13un5ruu.n.gr3;-</t/a. severely wound-

or severely exigible; severe, rigid, inexorable -ufUMuiliJ- a. rigid, severe,

excessive, atrocious; -./4- S. 1]""'-

tj^ va. to reprimand anto rebuke, to scold, to speak

1]roi/,-<r>

grily,

ed

to hush, to

still,

to quiet.
\]uiump/i,

ui^aijj a. excessive, extreme, great, grievous, enormous intense, violent, vehement, impetuous,
;

strong, lively, ardent, fiery; rigid,

-"toii<4

a.

atrocious, horrible,

]]a/uoi(i><.^ s. intensity,

ri-

gorous, rude, severe, austere, insupportable ; - ui^tm downright or per-

cruel ; -_g.j.j-ii-r va. to render intense, violent or strong, to strengthen, to augment, to increase ; - ^</u._
inhpuiq^, to foment, to exasperate
warfare ; to turn the enemy's flank; q^prnJiuVii uip^ntJiip , to enforco the
king's command.

authoritatively, in a threatening tone,

to threaten, to apostrophize, to bid or

order imperiously

vehemence,

impetuosity, rage, violence; rigour,

rigidity, severity, rudeness ; grievous-

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ness, enormity, extremity.

\]u,m,iili

*s.

i'P" ""/.. to declare our

Lord

a mere man.
flfiifiir, lit

iLu/ji^iT vn. to

die a cruel death, to perish miserablyWutinmlihj; It^J, va. to kill, to slay,

to massacre, to put to death, to take

away

life, to butcher, to slaughter,

to exterminate, to extirpate; to des-

troy, to overthrow, to

make havoc

get rid of; -[-rvn. to perish, to

die; to be destroyed or exterminated,
\iu,fil,^ s. that kills, that puts to
death cruelly, exterminator, extirpator, destroyer.
}iiiiu-Mitfint.3h s. extermination, extirpation, death, havoc, destruction; //
- ifiauM%pij to perish uu,uiuiti,fhi-i,i um.^
"hku to make carnage
linumph/^ [, to destroy utterly, to exterminate.
of, to

mortal, deadly,
mortiferous, lethal, murderous,
a.

JJ.i.inuj/i^u.^.a'i,

adversary, oppon-

[,, /,<_ s.

enemy; Satan; -

ent, antagonist,
pn.-g,u%hi^ ni-iih^

to stir

ju,_

up an advers-

ary, to raise or create difficulties, to

raise objections to.
\Su.u.u,'iy

[,,

[,,. s.

devil, evil spirit;

Satan, demon,

S. U'"'"*'

&

P<.%u^

\^UllMIUtllU3Jtatf^yulq S. U"""'^'5y"'^/'/*;

devil

incited to, possessed

a.

-ifk'ii

by a

-/uo a. treating or dealing with

the devil ; -&f% a. born of Satan ; -4%
a. devilish, satanical, diabolical; -4/.^
;

a. possessed by a devil, raging, furious, demoniacal; -4n-/ a. enticed, allured by the devil -J^u/ a. evil-minded, as wicked as the devil, very malicious, diabolical, devilish; -%ij; ,.
3-y vn.to become a devil, to be malevolent ; -ufui^, a. devil-worshipping;
sold to the devil; -t/ a. fond of the
devil ; -^n,-gu,'tih,r va. to cause to
;

become

devilish, diabolical; -..n^ S.

Xjtitiiiu/jtniitiil^uilt

^Saimu/bujlfbp

s-

thlugs of the devil.

raging, de-

moniacal.

ish trick.

Huimuiii, uij

workman,

s.

artisan,

labourer, husbandman;
weaver, help, succour, aid; helper, assistant, auxiliary fellow cause, author;- uiuMm-Tni-P-lr additional professor of history ; - ip-ti^ or -k>r, tj[.
operative

va. to help,

to

assist, to aid, to co-

operate, to contribute, to serve ; to

do, to labour; -n^/3? *. help, succour,
assistance, co-operation; fellowship,
admission; woollen-trade.
r,l]u>.^, mfrp s. Gr. w.
U'

&

weight);
stater, didrachm (money
-iu%u,j' vn. to raise to dignities.
\iuju,[ip s- Gr. w. satyr, faun ; * - or
uuiinni-p S, l]u^^i U>u4"'-/; -uiliufli a.

satirical.
l)

>.%

s.

Gr. w. satura, setier, (2 En16 English pipts of

glish gallons, or

wine).
1]u>i/>^,

nj s. thin silken

or

/.

napery; seat, sofa, settee,

\iujipuiiMit

fj,-ti#.

s.

crape

settle.

satrap, lieu-

s.

satrapy.

plant separately.
height, eminence,
top, summit, peak; cape, promontory,
point ; -^ , furniture, moveables, equipage ; harness; all that follows, rest.
*\iu,mi,t-ir va. to

Hull,, nj

or

/>3

*.

liuipuipuipJif a. high-topped, very

high or elevated, lofty.
*l],^u.a- a. varnished.
U'"^"'^ s. small height, upland, hill

mare, brood mare.

\iu,pu,li[Ai,u

uij s.

Saracen,

[land.

Huipuj^uipP- a. flat-topped; s. table]Jii,piu%iMMir,iajiiuj vn.to become elevated, to appear high ; fig. to take ill,
to

be or get angry; not to deign

to.

|]a>^<i><Y^.1]fr/>"iy^<<f.Serapis,Apis.
HuipiiMu ft s. form, fashion, manner,
resemblance; custom, habit, usage;
,

juyUiT -[

in that state

;-/>. so

as,

as; lyuuipu^ -t"-' so, in such a manner.

U luputuliir, Itju,j vn. to be affected by.

WuipuMuiui^, uij

s.

zool.

tinnunculus

X^uipiumu/i, s. Arabic w. ast. Cancer.

1] ui^ui <-<uti^ , -vuli , uij s. cape, head-

land, promontory, foreland

\\iu,uj%,yni.p[,iX
;

S.

or kestrel.

JSutmui'iiuynu, a. furious,

devilry

mother of pearl;

tenant of a county, prefect; -nt-P^t-lb

destructive.
Wiu,u/ii,

s.

Uuimuiliiuirui^

fatal,

nj

dead body; corpse of

an unbeliever; 0. simple, single; unadorned - uiMiliuiui^ quite white iHupii.

UllP
|]>ii,u<i7.

malignity

s.
;

devil's nature;

witchcraft, devil-

va. to build altars in

high to tower
very ancient lineage.

vn. to sit in

-*/',

high places
;

tjf
/

-f
to be of
;

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Xiiopuit-n/P-

on high,

edifice built

s.

terrace.

[granary.
of corn or flour,

*UuPpf s. emporium
Haipp^iy oT\i uipftlitiu,^ s. vine-trellis.
*\ia,pflrJ' or ^t-iT va. to make ready.
Wtupq., ftj s. spider; bot. laurel, baytree zool. starling lrpq.mpuiuli %#_
;

DIIP
vestr'y-roora, vestry;

pui'ii s.

archdeacon

yjutpjhiai

house-

-/" s.

"iV^i ^'"'fiu^^ui
l^uUUMti^uiL,np t

%Mt^

Ipiu/ltb

-ip

^ua%2C,ttpiri^, t^^tnai.%

MUn^at^i

agile

cunning, quick, prompt, skilful, industrious, ingenious, knowing, laborious, vigilant spider; (<i>/i.r.^, ,lf-p^
liuiUMttit. or i{Krfnnifp.ijunat t iPiultniluMlg
ih"^
{il^'l_ or unij^it^h ft 1 #i^A-^Or tfiufu^qf umU^
t

^nt^iuMt-ap

utg

WuMpy

(ig s.

U</><><-u<a-

l^iaqtlh-iut SSiT

plete in stores

spiders
'^lupif-iupn/ll S. U'"/'?-^ nuintuiu
a"

s-

bot.

~pinui

spider-wort, anthericum ossi-

fragum

woven by a

&

instrument,
furniture;

utopni^P-p t'^alQ

COm-

rigging.

WuipniLMpuMpP-uy s
stores,

baggage-train

implements of war.

\juiptiuiuia-anM-tttitlitrJ'

\}utpuuiarpif

ygufi vna. to dry, to dry up.

yaipuiiiuwnt.i& s. drying, dryness.

Wiapaiapk/j

-at-P-fit.'b s.

IjutpuuMpui/f

[eers.

mouutaiu-

apparatus, harness,

^ hang-

unulitufp

pine-tree.

WuipnumuAffp oritriu^
tool,

Sarmatian;

-uigli a. s.

Sarmatia.

ing, suspended, spinning, big-bellied,

ugly, deformed, frightful, venomous

^hwf-hr^.

-aiuit-,,, s.

va. to serve, to

minister, to attend; vn. to be served

or attended ; -ni./?/.i-% s. deaconship,
deaconry ; service, ministry ; -nt-il'
sf. deaconess ; abbess.
\}aipit-ui,.uiu.^ or -t-t-iua^ s. homy
tips of birds' claws; S. IT-w^f/i^.

sedentary,
retrigrade, laterigrade, spinner, snaring, vagrant, erratic, land-, waterspiders j uMpuiif or J-ftpt ini-jip, ^iuj_
anuin. , fupauipj Or "'pp ^wpuiuMp OT 2(u/n
f../.W

-*-/. /-j/>

zool. field-fare.

s.
s.

zool.

woodcock.

shuddering, consternation, great fear, panic, horror; -t-^ a.

frightful, dreadful, tremendous, ap\}aipuu,ip

s.

enormous,

palling, horrible, terrible;

tO-

stupendous, wonderful; -trS. l]//i.

nui^/ii/*; -kgnctju/bh-ir va. to causo terror, to strike with consternation, to
cause to shudder or shiver with fear
or horror -^r, tym/ vn. to quake with
fear, to be horror-struck, seized with
consternation
to have one's hair
stand on end - nulihput^ to be terri*o shiver
fied, horrified - ^ ji""y
with cold aiapuimfi-juA nulihp_g liiT, a
cold shiver ran through my whole

hind behind a cobweb, to try to conceal what is manifest, to cover with

frame -/>-* s. start, thrill, cold shiver, shudder; -m-Su S. U'<'^<"<'^'

-^<4"i- a.

spider,

as thin or fine as a cobweb.

sardoHyx.

}i>aiiq.lr,int.%iiii s.

yiai,q.kiitiiutp

a.

produced by the

laurel, lauriferous, bay.

\ia,pii.ki,tuA

-^lAp

l)u/^^^%/r

-^/i

\},tipii.[inft

loj

q.t-y

s.

laurel-

cornelian.

cobweb, spidweb; uppti_q-u, to sweep down

JJiupi/.^tiumty'ii

er's

s.

a. laurel.

the S

fij

Ji^r/ h-uMh-^njl^-

nlrnl^uoD

pretests, [laughter; risus sardonicus.

u. ct.%t-uM%
^Wutpif.ni

a.

sardonian

yiaifP

niiui O. \juMpn.ftnauiugjli

-tfi tug s. black-bird.

Wtupt^ft^ . finch, chaffinch.
Wu,pit,rvn. to threaten, to cry out
XSiuphi^p^ni-^lf sf. Sareptan.[against.
\\u,pl,fi s. zool. sarigoy, opossum.
\Stuplff, plruig s. cord, band, rope,
chain ; - %/->- mar. rigging.
}S,upliu>pu.% s. crater, cup, large
goblet; ^tudbun- to drink off, to quaif.
U lupliiui^tu^ U9ij nL^ip r 1-wu s. deacon; servant, minister; <i.<^-, archdeacon; -uiliui'i, a. diaconal; -wlit^ *
fellow-deacon; -u/imj, -mmm^ii.-ui.
WiMipiriii^

\}ujpu&^ O. WiupUfuihh-^p

vn.to quake, to totter,

to start, to feel a thrill of fear, to
shudder, to tremble, to quiver.
ySuip'ulrj; t-g[i

IJuipat-gnM-juAt-iT va. to shake

to
cause to totter or shiver with fear.
XjuMpupJ't y^'y Wmptuini-jr or Wmpu_
,

'

^tP Q.

Wtupuh-iT.

Wuipunt^efit O. \juMpiiasipnL.i&

shiverfng , CoM
chill, chilliness, trembling, terror ; u,n%ni-i_ or niXhi_ ifiip , to quake with
fear, terror or horror.
\Saipun.uiti.liii
-^ ov il'j o. horriblo,
\}a,pum-n., un.n/

S.

terrible, fearful,

tremendous.
quake, shake,

Miupiin-uiir, lujjiy vn.to

82

6 56

U1-D.

shiver or tremble ; - [ spmy to shiver with cold, to quake all over.

l]uY""<-u<u^^> or utrp a. tremulous,
undulating.
[shiver or to tremble.
,

WuA[,un.ii,,jni-^ii/iit,r

cause to

va. to

ljiunun-hli p. y^Uiiluiui/th/lf

XitupuiLhiTi

n-ftif

\i,u{iaa-n,-m u.

or

lun-uji/'*

i^nt-iT S. 13"*/'^

moveablo, everchang-

ing, unstable.
gku,i_ vn. to

be shocked

at,

estranged,

alienated, to have an aversion to, to

withdraw, to abandon to be horrified, scared , to take umbrage ; - p
UMnl/iik, to be weaned, disaccustomed.
Wujpaini-guAtir, g[i va. to rebuff, to
spurn, to repulse, to shock, to estrange,
to cause a separation, to alienate, to
detach; to scare, to startle, to cause
or give umbrage to ; - / omtt.t to
wean, to disaccustom.
[ding.
Miupmni-yp^ a. disgusting , forbidWuJliilil^iiuy , fj s. arbour, vine-arl]<<.u.%, u#3 s. sheet, [hour, bower.
*Wu,iu,u,i.uj s. shrill fife or whistle.
I]u/i-u>ii.'^'i^u/^^ a. adorned, furnished with wings ; -PhL. a. whirring, flapping the wings, flying about, hovering, soaring; -i,.,j). a. humming, buzzing; "tiuiiF S. UuJt-uyn.'fi^i/' uluiut a.
;

surrounded or covered by wings ;-_

u,,ui,u,if a.

spread (wings).

|].i..uin.%/.i/',

Irgiiij

to mourn; to afoneself, to be sorrowful, to regret, to be moved, to bewail, to lament, to deplore.

to

flap the

XS'l-uijaillit'li

flapping, fluttering,
Saul.

Ou.1..!^ s.

black poplar.
[true, lying.

flat.

l]ui^uj</n<.m a. Gr. w. quite false, unWtui^utpufj s, fife.

Gr. w. S. Xt'i'i't'-'iyj
}Su,^np, g s. urn, amphora, pot,
pitcher, jug, jar.
[barber's calling.
liuiiplipuif

Huti^ptir, Jrg[,va. to shave, to shear;

; -pj'vn. to get shaved.
\i'"'fpl'l_ s.

Jjiuifrpni-m.

barber, hair-dresser.
s. shaving; hair-dressing.

sycophancy ; jug[large hood or cowl.

l_ or n.l^s. Latin w.

U"'.fV'*-/".

f,

ij/i

Uu/^^^./*,

tjm/

vn. to

hide oneself.
U'/^""/^"('4^ a.

mournful, dreary, dole-

&C'

mourn;

-t-npni.p%

S. Uni-Y--

l]f.i.^

mourning;

s.

utrtTnj

VJ/^uiiJ]^,

s.

grief, pain.

threshold; door-

post, jamb.

Wku,^, ulrL-y a. black ; fig. sad,

gloomy; s. ink negro black ; - ^uym
;

\}p.li'iinu

obscure.

black, dark,
[empress pn. Augusta.

-^Iium'u

a.

X^l^puiuuik or

l]A-i-uoi/i4- a. sf.

y^trpaiuuinu Or Wlri-utumnu

gust; emperor;

Utptif

jBW.

l]tp/,i,

august;
EU-

a. S.

Augustus.
Utp/A^^ s. Gr. w.

palm-leaf vest , garment made of

palm-leaves.
Wtpiri-hp i.garb, dress, ornament,
attire; affectation,

primness; paint;

-or

^huii_a. embellished, adorned,

pompous ; finical, affected; ~u,pu,p ad.

with inflated language -uA^

s. finery,
;
-tir, t-jP va. to dress
up, to trim or trick out, to bedizen,

to

tinsel

bedeck, to embellish, to ornament;

to paint, to plaster.
\\h-ia,u
l)t^ s. Gr. w. shooting star.
\\t^u, Mlrjib s. L. w. chair, throne.
^J^^ /i or n/ *. melon ^pai -p slice
,

MuipuiiliMuP-u/i,^ s.

gling tricks.
Mut^ni-iuj

^1-a^utiuA

tire-woman.

Muii/ipnij^ sf.

S.

ing; -t-npfiiT vn. to

gewgaws,
S. Ifo^/jL^

&C.

covered with black or

mourning; -ukp a. fond of mourning;
-uppni-P^^i s. immoderate love of
mourning; -uitumi or /<4 S. O?-'"^';
-gni-gu/bhw va- to grieve, to sadden,
to afflict; -i-n/ a. in mourning; mournful uoL^ uin%ni-i_ -op to Wear mourn-

\Su,i-,_,lu,f.u,p ad. like

*D'"^""i_a.

U^a/<^<iii a.

wings, to flutter about, to hover, to

soar, to fly high, [flight, flying about.
\\,.,i,uj,^i,n,-itL s-

wear mourning,

flict

S.

vn. to

\i\sh

sad; -^^io6- a. in mourning; lugubrious; - ipib/j to be in mourning;

-q^kain a. Wearing or clad
-ify-hiug
in mourning; - //it/_, to wear or to
put on mourning ; -Paii^tj" vn. to
leave off mourning, to go out of mourning -[b a. mournful, lugubrious, sorrowful, sad, fatal, gloomy ; -4^j iia-j-'i'
or -list"'' vn. to go into mourning, to
complain, deplore or condole with or
together, to commiserate.
l}i/.</r) luguj) or j^ vn. to be in, or
ful,

of-;-

musk-melon; -o_
utuA, lutj luuinu/iilt *. melon-bed; -_
-tip^ s. melons. melon-plant
ground or -garden, [rocco, cordwain.
U*-4 / or n/ *. dressed leather, moi/^uiiinm,
,

"i-lt

;
;
,

\}b%

;;;

657

Dbfll

cordwainer, tnoroceo-dresser; -/?./" va. to dress like

morocco, to morocco; -m-pHi s. morocco-dressing , trade
-liuMifjr a,
bound in morocco; -^it^i/Jj.morocco-

serve up to give to eat fig^ to make

known the word of God, to feed with
the bread of life -t-npftir vn, to eat,
to feed upon.

[piece.

Utilh/a
.##3 s. fornicator, whorekeeper; suitor, gallant, sweet-heart,
admirer; -mpiap arf. like a lover, in a

Mt^tuq-npi-

uig s.

*Wirii.,n,..i S. 21'iS.s.

[iir]([ni.'i>q.[,fii,i.,i.

Hfriiia/i a.

l]tf^./A,

Gr.

fTj

cartilaginous.

IP.

s.

L.w. secundicerus.

table, board; meal,

food, table ; altar ; banker's counter

lut-uiif. -, grand, high altar; - tf-phin/,
writing-table ; - fun^iu^t-pn^li , kitchen-table ; dresser ; - irmpiraiiilniij , marble-table ; - ifp^nj , -work-table ;
ui^it,n^

#y table-cloth; uAoP-^ uuiiuu^

f

y plates
.

&

dishes

uiiumuin.uiputii_,

table-fork,
knife,
table-talk ; -/'
jiiiiii^ianL^ ni^qrfh-i_t i^fr^ tO lay OUt a
table, to spread the table ; - ni-iil^ij
to erect or place an altar or Communion-table; p.mqJlri_li -, to sit down to
table ; 6-o/n../A-^ y to wait at table
f -/i ilfbhu to be at table; y[i-i'iihi_\,
-nj to rise from table ; p.ain!i,u,i_ qto take away, to clear the table; h-u,fitp
ti-,u%uili

--spoon

^f,if.,ui_-ni
;

ipyj-p

/'

-y

^^,

table-expenses
(I)io>n/ii.;

s.ffeom.

S. l|in/t.r,

coquettish manner; -u,uuiu/bni-pji s.

l]/r^i.,&c.S.U*-/"-&c.[lover-murder.
Ufr^iTa. close, dense, compact, firm,
strait, narrow, compressed, confined.
V)A->^/:f><% a, curt, concise ; -^uA a,
astringent; -'inair, m^iuj vn. to be contracted,

rower

grow nar-

ad. densely , closely,

strictly, narrowly; -t-np S. Ufr//".
;

-U/4-"

UShiiJirir, hjl, va. to render compact,

to restrain, to constrain, to restrict,
to restringe, to cramp, to contract
to squeeze, to strain, to press; -//.r

\iir,i,rn,.l3:l,ii, s. the being compact,

hardness, firmness, density; restriction, restraint pressing, squeezing.
;

{}t-i/iurf.pp

tachygrapher

trapezium.

\itr'iiiM,innp

if-nriia
;

uy

XjlrJlliiip
s.

UJu

S.

tachygraphy.

L. w. SBuator.
w. chancellor.

s.

1]fr%r^'n s- Gr.

-i-pniji

a. Semitic.

\it-iJ'utfiiM,1i,

-q-l-p a. spreading the table,

laying the cloth -fhph- S. \Strq,u%uM_

pnjS-

compact, compressed, res-

tricted, to press close, to

M^iAira,^
"iihltuig s. chamber ; cabinet, closet; S.2,"'/"*;/f^. concui)ine;
,

waiter, servant; house-steward; temple-erector ; -^uiuint-ui uiin[ig o. sacrilegious, impious ; s, profaner, spoiler;
:^^iiiafii,nL.p-'(i s. sacrilege, profanation
-ftts s. commensal, messmate, fellowboarder; - ib%iri_ or -^^fiirvn. to eat
at the same table, to mess together;
-^jnf.pf s. comniensality ; -Jhh-u,p a.
,

condescending

accepting to

sit

at

another's table; juipn-mp ; -jop^lb

head waiter , butler , chief
steward ; carver; -%.iitrvn. to be formed into an altar-table, to become a
.

plfi'iuj s.

sacrifice; -'fcfrfcij. s. traitor, domestic

traitor, betrayer ; ^^. one guilty of
sacrilege, profaner ; -ivfe-" s. cellarist;
-;< a. fond of good eating ; -m^iv *.

geom. trapezoid

-uifiiA S. 2j<o2<it*

banker, changer .^ or /_
^u/blri_ quipituip- [, -a to placo moucy
in a bank at interest, to put out moni-np

s.

ey to interest

-unpt-ir, tjf, va. to

wait at table, to spread the table, to

- Jlfu/iiiufiig
cell ; - ^upupi nuptial
bed, thalamus; - ni^uiTuHi, study.
XShtih^uiliffj a. dwelling in the same
chamber, comrade; -/nf-u. a. secluded;
,

luj s, chamberlain
-uiu/imt-P-f
chamberlain's office -i^t-ut s. Lord

-uium"!!
s.

High Chamberlain -uiiruini.pt s, office or charge of High Chamberlain

;

recluse, solitary, hermit, [hut.

small room, cabin, cell,
\^hui ng or />3 s. peak, point, summit of a rock, steep rock ; peg, wedge;
a. steep, cragged, a-peak, precipitous.
|]'ii;u#^'<. a. cuneiform ; -'inuj'vn. to
end in a point, to be steep or pointed;
-uiuiifu s. mech. catch, tipper, gib's end,
--up

s.

Wi/iii^lil,^ s.
,

stop, tappet ; -3t""i_ " a-peak, steep

-gni-gu!iih,r va. to cut vertically , to

escarp, to cut steep down ; -unp ui%i,l.

meek, stop-, cog- or curb-wheel.
yiruiiraA s. Gr. w. sopla, cuttle-fish.
\ilrui^,^uA a. proper, special, parti-

s.

;,

;,

UbP

UbP

658
own

noble, illustrious, egregious -^ s. one's own

part, property or heritage - kp'i'J'uit was specially his, it was his lot;
-uip.,up , -uMuiku ad. as one's own, - propriety; -uijnt-juAtir, -t-iT, ty/i, -t^
gni-gu/i,lrj'va. to appropriate, attribute,
ascribe or impute to oneself; -m-P-j
*. appropriation
propriety ; attribute,
;
attribution; nobility.
\ilriMinM.^ , 24/j s. peer, noble, gentleman, patrician, esquire
Sebooh,
(name of mount in Armenia) ; - .
^u,_p the highest nobility ; - f-nJi,,^,
one's

cular, specific,

Jikplnr, h;ju.j vn. to

from, to be procreated, multiplied by

generation; to spring, to issue, to
derive, to proceed from.
\}lrpi ad. to-day, this very
hi- n^ifb^ , to-day
,

Iptiip,.

row

\}irn.mpu,p ad. generally,

universalco-national, consanguineous; -liu/i, a. generic; general,

universal gr. genitive ; -lpiu.Jihi. a. of
an universal or resplendent form, (the
Cross) ; -lin,np a. of several species,
diversified, various, subdivided,heterogeneous; -^t. a. round or sphericly;

a,

-nyiyliii

al

-iwirvn. to

become genus.

WhiuifJ" va. to

harden

-/./"

vn. to

be

lufiti
s. axle,
axis, pivot;
pure, clear, limpid; sincere,
true, simple; -n,-P[.i.% s. clearness,
cleanness, purity,
[progeny or race.
\itn.n..pi, s. the being of the same
\Shn.pk'h ad. generieally.
Ut^ ts s. kind, race, species ; sex;

Wirn-'ji,

a. clean,

cream

gr.

gender - fl/i,lr,q,pnf cream

;

of tartar; ^t.^tg^^.-, the fair sex,

womankind ; ^uii_ f tt'bnJii. 4-^ /, - to
increase & multiply.
Wypuiliu/i. a. genital; prolific; generic, sexual gr. genitive ] - or -^ s.
the sex, the genitals ; ^ pu,^ 4ui.n>%^
l^u to castrate, to geld.
,

iSirpu.'i.ui.r ^.\Shp[,.r.

WtrpaiE-nplrir, tj^i vu. to multiply, to

reduce into one kind.

or

'"-"-/'

fr..

~hu,%

a.

iM,i.n,-pa

\ShplihJll_, Iri-il s.

ik'^-d- quiddany.
quince; "/A^ "tp,

JUtpltcj, i^n)

quince-tree.

'

s.

to conceive.

causing abortion.
seminal; -k^ev" "

'^kpir.ui.kqS.ntlb s.
'^Irpj'iu'iiutliufb a-

3 s,
; -4uA,
sower -^uAni-pJ s. sowing ; -iTuiuinj^
a. producing seeds; -ir, m^iy vn. to
seed, to run to seed; -p^n,- s. sower;
begetter, procreator -,/& s. S. Dtp.
Wu/bui^u/u; drill, sowing machine, corndrill -j"- uj a. destined or kept to
be sown -i-np a. provided with seed,
seedy -.f;-"^,. y . gleaning, gathering or picking up seeds *. fig. babbler, tale-bearer, telltale ; - JAti,. to

seed-loosing (the earth)

;

censure.

criticize, to find fault with, to

WtrpiTMiAhib a.

hardened.

day -

& to-mor-

born to-day

l]t^,#/i.4/it.rj;a!.

'^yiMimhMrp.yp ,f,s. September, [hood.

Uf-n. , ^_j *.kind, species, race, gener-

J-

-uihlfb a.

of to-day \ t~' t ~
- op S. Utf4-

ation; nature, complexion ; *height;

gender ; - *- ,frnu.li , the genus &
the species ; J\up^liujl,% - mankind
i,iyliaili^ -, the Armenian nation.

be born of, to
descend

origin from, to

draw one's

,^.mu#j, knighthood, chivalry,squire-

gr.

to, to

engender, to give rise

propagate.
et, to

fit

to

be sown.

X^hpiTui'blTj', t-j[i va. to sow, to disseminate, to spread or cast the seed;

to procreate ; - uhpSi , to seed ; </#_
jh/iiuili ut-pWa/bhinj
Seed- Or sowing[time.
Ut^i/L.i^^,-in^. sower.
WkpJh/iilig ,%t,iij s^, seeds ; i/iupm^^
,

-iiiriMiif

seed-plot.

\}t-piruA,.ai, s.

sowing.

seed, grain; berry; corn, pulse, &c.;

progeny, race, descendants; germ,
bud, seeds, cause, principle ; bot. eotyledon ; - uipat-P't med. sperm ; - ^nk'l'iij
spawn ; - ^i/^umJ^ , rape-seed

fig.

uiuii_

^nptuib

to

sow corn

'i,yi_u,pni-P^ uhpiTaiu, to

with gonorrhea
conceive.

I]t^;ifi;<i/piu%A-irz;a.

bo

fe/"_

afflictod

4*"^' ^^

ui>i.%n<.^

to play the tell-

tale, to

babble

M^kpuiipiiiT s. pi. H- w.

tology

-liuiP a. gonorrheic,

\ihpiriui_a.

gonorrhea; -^uiPm-p^ s. gonorrhea;

-(lu/it a. seminal ; spermatic ; -^t-p a.
feeding on seeds or grain ; -^Irpm-Ph
s. eating pulse
loss of sons ; -it-qnu^
p't s. voluntary pollution
-n.f ./ &c.

Seraphim.
sprung from, born of.

D V^4 * S. Ufr4 leather-lid, -cover ;-t.r, hyf, va. to close jars with
bladder.
WkphiT, l.-ji[iua. to procreate, to beg;

-pu/bm-Pt

s.

sperma-

ill

of the

-;

Ubh
&c.

S. 9naM%uiit,

-iluiiCaMn. s.

sow

-pilrir, h^l, va. to

power
tion

of conception

-ifiuiif s. hot.

-pli,.p^i,i% s,

act of procrea-

umbone,

MtpHitpP-nLpJ,

s.

rhea,

pistil.

-with

Wh-puLaLs. procreation, generation.

\Slrpi,L.'b a. having
procreative or
generative virtue, fecund, prolific.
XShpnuiiq. , pi^iq-ng

S.

splenetic, atrabilious; gloomy,

Offspriug, SciOU,

progeny, race, lineage, line, descent,

posterity, descendants, generation.
U^/"" /^ a. solid, firm, hard, com.

pact, constant, fix, stable, strong; fig.

true, sincere, close, intimate, cordial;
-- , -[ii- ad. firmly,
constantly; voluntarily, willingly; sincerely, intimately, closely ; - uin-uipl,%nt.pf, solid virtue ; - ulpnifj tenderly, aflfectionately,
cordially; - al,phu to love sincerely,
with all one's heart, passionately ;
u.,iop-hi_, to pray intensely, warmly,
earnestly, eagerly^
,

a.

very

t^utjtuiniul^; -r/p'"

trj^va. to strengthen, to
fix, to make firm, to establish, to consolidate ; *to learn, to study -lrvnto be strengthened by, consolidated,
to gather strength from.
;

l^trpinni-Plii, g. solidlty, firmHess,

hardness, constancy ;p%. fixation.

lit- S. \Shu.^Uti.>^^^r *. ink

; a. written with ink,

delineated with black lines ; -?-7*/ a.
black, dark-coloured, blackish, dark,
swarthy -i.np&\ a. rendering black,
blackening ; -^npi^ a. blackish, obscure, gloomy; -yoti^ a. composed
of a black troop ; s. black band or
troop (of devils, rascals, &c.);-7.t^
*. ink ; -n-kJ" a. blatjk-faced ; *. negro
-qy-uiit -qy.huui a. clothed in black, in
;

mourning; -^hum s. mourning suit;

-P-yc or PnpJl a. black; fig. dark,
gloomy, dismal, sullen, foul, base.
,

lit- s.

ink.

black-eyed.
}it-i.u,^n^alr.ui_ u. fuU of black clods.
\}t-t.uMfii a.

quercus nigra.
black bile, atrabiliary
humour, spleen -. a. melaneholy,
]Att.uiliu,,^,li s. hot.

lAh^ui,nuqJi

s.

lUauMJ

yA-i#t_; ^titifi

fJ.

be or become black,

vn. to blacken, to

to grow dark or
black-dyed, black
u,nna\ couut, oarl
ty, earldom order

brown

-ihpli a.

-umn,, s. S. Ui-p"
; -umnijp^t s.
counof knighthood ; -_
;
uihiiuilf S* U^*-"'/^W/'5 ani^qiultls-tr or
Wh^lriT, tj[i va. to blacken, to render black, to imbro:vra ; to paint black.
;

{jk-t-uipujp o. \0*UpPiiiuuip

Ufr'-*^"-! u,j

or

nail,

f_j s.

stud; -_

nailed, studed, fixed, vrell-fastened ; -.ojt ad.

fixedly, firmly ; -hW, h-jli va. to nail,
to stud, to fasten with a nail, to fix
well; to attach, to stick; -lig s. Severian heretics ; -nt.pl, or -ffi *. fixation; fixed or rooted idea.
'\]lr.-kpu,J' s. black flock; S. !]*-'".
^n/ii

-m/fiaui

f.ni.%^

-phu

S.

a.

-uMuiliiiif.

o-

black-faced, shameful.

ht. iTnt-p a.

U tOl/,

solid, stable.

Mt-pint-tr,

l)-<-<iif

s.

Ut*.

Wlrpuiui^i

mourn-

melancholy, black choler or bile, hyp, hypocondria, -sis;

-i/i^p *. burnt sugar, caramel -JiipP
a. brown-skinned; s. black man, moor,
negro gipsy; -Jhpn^,, a. black-bearded -jiuuiui^ a. melampygus S. (8_
ful; -ai-Pi

pollution; gonor[child or young.

af. conceived

l||i.%^'i>4uY_

UtP

c 9

Beedsmaii;
sf. seedswoman ; -ilutpni.p% s. sowing;
-puit, s. hot. anther, seedlip, seedlop
;

,,

black

U tpt*^

all

over; S.
[\Sn,-p

black-footed pn. Melampus.

[- u,^, black eyes.
XStri-npuMli a. blackish, brown, dusky;
Wh^-npq^li^ s. Sewortic, Blacksons or
Smithsons,(name of an Armenian race
whose father was named Sev orBlack).
Oti-ot/Jf ti s. blackness , black or
brown eolour, swarthiness.
Ut-t-ni.^ a. nigro ; S. \Slr,.npu,li.
\Si^--n--il' sf. negress, negro-woman.
\\h,.u.p S. D./?.
Wk,liu,liu,t,, &c. S. l|tu/4u.4uA &e.;
-m^niA^f.troops composed of nobles.
y V "l^pui or liuipua - U^fa or UUMio t
\Sht.n,n% a.

uiujtu^pron.

f.

S. !]"

>

unpui.

\Skt ul<t"'3 o- imperious , high

haughty,supercilious, arrogant, proud,
superb ; - ,. 4u>%f.'^^ fond of dress,
uvn.//7x_/ S.
smart, spruce, dandy;
_
1]^^iiA
[squitch - dog's - , weed.
Utj^, ul^nj s. bent-grass, couch,
^kp f -hpy s. love ; affection, fondness, tenderness; inclination, delight,
liking, taste, fancy; loVe, passion,
flame, salacity, love-suit; charity, suchristian charity ;
pernatural love
agapee, love-feasts ; kiss - (uil!tu>%y
<

;
,;
,;
,,

ijjuqu.'i.gni.li,

aftfiir
.

fig. the quiver of love;

amour, intrigue, love-

^ot^tuf^tnm^

bonds of love

love-knot, letter,
talo,
toy ; - mn.

"bey

"H'p^

secret,
1),5

ties,

song,

/. /^I^hpii

awake, sprightly, lively,

watchful, quick, prompt, speedy; -",
if.ot. a. entertaining, diverting, amusWP^uiifi a.

ing, recreative, distractive ; -m'itp s.

sprightlinesg, liveliness, sportiveness,

nnJuiu^

>

4"'*7-c/j

UH

640

UP-U.

hymen, vulva;

entertainment, diversion, sports, rewatchfulness; -tr.r, t^p, -hjnu._

lief;

g.u'i.hJ'va. to

lovo of God
of ourneighbours or fellow-creatures;
of liberty ; of our country; of arts;
of glory; of virtue ./ni-A.4<i Tiyp^
uMiLiu^l^bnt-p'h

ipiuin.uij,

- connubial or conjugal, maternfilial love or affection; m'i,Siuliu.%

self-love, egoism, solipsism tMii^iMtjfih l^pl^ityftli iTiuoni^n Or
Ifu,"!,

paternal,

al,

Ifnnttipnri inp

^f^

ihnniuii^iunJt

opjitiiuM-itn

tulistuJi

^ruuintutnntjfi

lrn.uitin.ntyi

ju,t.^,tr%n,//u,'ii

^luurriiuit

iiutuinhl^ pnt-njb
j

^mt-ututiunnift

divine, celestial, pure,

mutual, honest,
lively, violent, ex-

revive
divert

^j" qluhfu

uhnil^ntii

uibLiuprt.

ti(kiL%u,t.a[,

av-ut/tu^uili

uthilhr

lluin^

inibnuit^nn

earthly, inconstant, fleeting or transitory, sensual, carnal, illicit, lustful, culpable, criminal love
4u>jir[k^i^ n(,p,l_, to make love to, to
fall in love with, to court, to woo ; 4.
itL T''"ibi_"tp"'L' to burn, to languish
with love, to be love-sick; 4<"mi._ju._
**/. ~ e "/'/?/' to give love for love,
to re-love ; - uiq^k/j to inspire with a
passion; ,i.\ti-f3-hi_, pppn_^iri_^% , to
philter, to charm ; - gm.gu.'Llrij to
,

show or demonstrate love

for;

mn^hi^

-. to be courteous, amiable, friendly;

to do or confer favours; n,.u,lri_ ^- ,
to eat together, to make love-feasts
fiihi_-

f,

p.kpui'h, to kiss, to

embrace

"[["Lod, lovingly,

tenderly, affectionately
with pleasure, willingly ; ^ U..7 for God's sake ; ( - />r, for me,
for my sake; u,pu, [^^ -.do me the
kindness or the pleasure to; ta,r u^^
pn'i, very willingly; - [,j-l my love!
;

my

dear

S. la.*fr.r, l^,up^,u'bl,j:

Mkpmpilili

focus of
;
gentle breeze? [love.
Hkpi'iplii/' s. H. w. Song of Solomon.
MSp-uip s. Latin w. horse-trapping
cloth, caparison ; -hj-ya. to harness
a horse, to caparison.
s.

Vklin'iiulipui s.

S. Wpniipi;

f^9

<

refreshment distraction
pastime sobering.
,

diversion,

Wtptiiyti

-^"3

lawful , ardent ,
treme, constant, faithful, eternal love;
//i^'fc,^u,%j- , jealousy ; - hpbpuijia,
inttqiui-nn

ifinui^

Wp^irp

to

awake from your mental stupor S.

P'/u^tr; -[ij; y^iy vn- to wake up, to
be lively, renewed, to recover, to
come to oneself again to brighten up,
to be cheerful, to divert or amuse
oneself; - /. tlf'"-y to grow sober again, to get sober - ^ ^ibnf to shake
off sleep
-./??/ or n.3& s. awaking

rising, reciprocal or

iJ"'Ul'"'Ut

awaken, to enliven,

to refresh, to recreate, to
to cheer, to exhilarate, to

inspirit,

s. bot.

[lerian.

wild nard, azarum, va-

sibyl.
I' */ ^^' *"
Mtpt'^k"'' or li^pfcijni s. Gr. m. pig's'

U^-^

[skin bag.
a. strutting; ad. with
stately step ; - '{'ug^ , majestic gait,
walk, bearing or port; -fr or
D^^uiiT, <y<<7 or jf vn. to strut, to

Vl'f S.

\i[ti-tnT(frir

walk in a proud manner,

with an air of ostentation or self complacency; to bridle up, to give oneself airs, to carry one's head too high.
stalk, to

Up^n/itp

s.

ostentation.

air, pride,

nPfoi^upJ- a. undulating, curling or

rippling gently; -^inAit a.haughty, ostentatious stately
-.^ a. highly
caparisoned; -t-np a. superb (horse);
-:p/.a. walking or curvetting proudly.
JUbfi.' "I'^li-'ij wjt op . decoration,
,

distinction of
U/i^%/.i

fi

honour seal; S.UfM'tj[y L. W. S.

:

Wlitfhai^

'tr^/jA.[tentation; softness, effeminacy.

Uf?-"<-/3? s. haughtiness, pomp, os\ip^upl,-pp,r vn. to grow spontaneously & abundantly as weeds or grass;

-pyii

a. gramineous
grass-like ; s.
gramineous plant
-4.i a, grassy;
-Lt, or
[ing in weeds, in grass.
1]/'{^<-"> a. weedy, grassy, abound,

l]^4 "iy s. slime, mud, ooze, mire,

slough, dirt; deposit, sediment, dregs,
lees.
[hired assassin.
U^^mpt-u/ii a. Latin '. murderous ; s.

*\il''id'i *

sleet; hoar-frost.

;
,

ObP

H. w. shekel.
l]///>f.% s. Gr.w. S.'ij.^^4; fine-wheaten bread, Freneh-rolJ.
Ml'i'f

"il^i}j"ji s.

vt'd't-'''' S- l)n-/

XSt'iipF-'^l

*1)^ Ji/4 s.

'

I'a * ^'''

^' syllable.

eloquent, persuasive, sweet-spoken;

affectionate mother.
^ftpuiiTuipif. s. peacock; k't - peahen; Aui. -[,, pea-chick; - t^-n^ the
peacock cries or screams ; %uiqiri_ or
to plume oneself; to
"l"f"L ""i zboast; -u,^uui a. abounding in peacocks.
-/i//i sf.

U/'<^>'7/>

Simony.
Simonian.
empty, void; destitute;

WliiMitiMi'ii uifum *.
XSliJ'iAiu^l, s-

Uj^ti, ,A, a.
vain, useless ; s- bot. service- or sorbapple ; service- or sorb-apple tree.

U/Atu.^

a.

emptied, void, empty.

,

&

fuse of the people, mob, rabble,

of the people , the unwashed

scum
the

many-headed, beggarhood.
k^'iya

^^b'''kL

D/*4'z/'"'/'4""

UfMif""""

"y

'

Gr.

senator.
senate -<,

vi.

senatorial ; --/??. s. senatorial

dignity.
U/A.} uiJni * gluten ; mordant; preserved fruits, conserves, preserves,
f/u/b a.

jam

S. c|)^i.

Xipiintr/i'linii

liltuflir

Gr. W. S.

f\pii.[iui//[ij^

S.Wlra/lruM%.

[pOaS.

OV utrn.uA S. ChlckU/'i'/^. L. w. water-pot, bucket.

U/v s. damp weather; a. effeminate;
]i[iut-aii

s.

>

un-Mu"!!

Fr. w. sire.

\}lipuMp.uA b. x*UMbiau^p

p.uM^ O,

\}[i^

Ith^aitiU ; ftni^p.n2_t '-fs.ni^u . bom of

or produced by love, effect of love;
-pnppi,^ a. burnt with love ; -pnt-lri a.

whose base or root

itriintX a. filled

is love; -'/f^or
with love or affection,

affectionate, loving;

~p-a.Jii_ a.

love-

winged;

-lb Qv ibp a. full of love, of

affection, of tenderness, kindness or

good-will, affectionate, obliging, kind;

~ liutuni-la-p )3, luii-UJUuMi/nt-P-p ; luliainp

(<Il/fif.^4)

a.

s.

love-apple, tomata

amiable, benign

-liuA

amatory, loving,

amorous;

affectionate; -4fj a. mutually loving ; -4'i

love-stricken

loving, amorous -4,^^.r, t-^u,/ vn. to

fall in love with, to be enamoured of,
smitten with, to burn for ; -4u^n.-/3?^
s. love-struck, falling in love; loye;

by

^j
;

s.

"t/

Gr. w. mat; rush-tress,

-4 ad. file by file, line

line, in series.

u/wy'^'iv' S" \Stc'"ii'P

amiable

Tjl'''

dear,

^'

burning with love ^/"I't "

fervent, ardent; -jnpt"^ "- lovingly
persuading exhorting by love; -^fp^f;

love

a. inciting to

incited

by love

done or
executed with a fond enthusiasm; -_
u^utj a. presented, offered with love;
-u'hni^,^ or uniX a. Hursod affectiona;- uum% dear
tely, lovingly, tenderly
nursling; -unt-p a. borne on the wings
~HiMuuiiuii S. \il>puili(i

-iu% a.

Cerberus.

"a s.Gr. w.

Wlipu,),

hay-rop

-(^nf, , uig a. refuse;

low, despicable, vile ; - or - J-nntnlap^
/.koA , - [uni-J-u^M , riffraff, dregs
re}ip>l^k-at_, k^inj

S. \i^pjuqli-q_; -iiupt a.

-^tunn

wool prepared for spinning.

L. w. half-piaster.
or UY s.Gr.w. semolina.
\Sl"rn'huiliu/b a. simoniacal ; -n^J. or

IJ/"^"

suit;

of love

-uuiti/iii.-u,^S.

-u(fin^ui&- a.

U /'/>"/=" 'tP"

beloved of God

uiMpi/i

passionately fond, smitten, deeply

in love, over head & ears in love ; uiinupliitu bot. agapanthus umbellatus;
-u,luni-p a . melancholy & in love ,
smitten with love & melancholy ; -_
uin^P a. glowing with love ; -plin,. a.
in love, smitten, Amorous.
U/'^t^rA s. Gr.w. shrine.
a. loving, amicable,
Xilpkiutlpu'ii
friendly, affable, kind ; - ^t#^. philter;
-Miiku a(/. amiably, kindly, lovingly, affectionately, tenderly, courteously;
charitably.
l]///it^ a. amiable, dear, beloved,
veil-beloved ; affectionate , benign
kind;*, favourite, darling, lover; -^
to render
liiT, my dear; - i^ilfu.,lri_,
amiable ; - k [A^, I prefer; - t jj^t
beautiful affects you;
t'^'d^nl'k''' ' the
- 4 /.ij liuipithu I should think; - k
[%J u,huu/iilri_ j, ^yiu I am very happy
to see in you - kp l^^i puiphpuipku I
had placed all my happiness in doing
good.
Xijiptiui-Plit^i s. loving; amiability,
kindness, love, affection, tenderness,
a.

sympathy, fellow-feeling.
be fond
have an affection or a liking

J^lphiT, y^l; va. to love, to

of, to

for, to cherish, to like, to

be pleased,

to take pleasure pr delight in, to de^-

;;

WW

u^^

6't2

- ^pJir,u%u to love one another, to be fond of each other;

scend into one's heart; Pui,piAjti_li

[unpu upmpi to penetrate the inmost

-, to love as oneself; - Ippin^pl>r luljw'ii, to love as the apple of

one's eye ; - e//.i^i-t.j2"-'*'^i"'A^'"*/*>
to love to one's last breath; ^AY-"_
J^ij/fautwntn u/tiop uuiuuih'i
fLatnnnil

recesses of one's heart; maifj %nM.I,plri_

H- fii-p , to give one's heart ; {unmnph.
_ji-j.oii/_ wj- t to pervert, to deprave
the heart; piouti_[C upa,ftt to speak to
the heart ; uiak-i_ [i upmft ln-pnt-iT, to say
within oneself, to say in one's heart;
upMn[i i/aiop ilmuuiuililr/_, to labour heartily, to take to heart, to occupy oneself seriously with; - ^ pt-puA ^-^^ij
to seek painfully for ; upmp tb'-i^d'tki_, to be in a state of contentment
or tranquillity, to feel pleased, comfortable, contented; j^^t"*^ t~ t'-p "n-uj^b ftji to open one's heart before

light in;

/>/^/i%

ijuij; ui'Liihif^ ulninii^-, to love

tenderly, passionately or dotingly, to
distraction, with all one's heart, with
all one's soul, above all, sincerely;
^Ip ukp -, to love with equal affection; -pir vn. to be loved, beloved.
Wl'pti'Hui sf. phys. Sirene.
[gether.

U-P^

agreeing toWtp"!^ " loving, fond of; s.

amateur, lover; - "iiliuipnt.^ amateur
of pictures; - hpuiJ-^,nJi dilettante,
- f.hquipn,-kuu,li^ vir(p/. dilettanti)
tuoso, (p/. virtuosi) - u.^uuinijphu/ii
</>i.u.j
lover of liberty , of glory
^11 t^ni^ tTuipi^ui^iMiTCnL-is-k- , you do
not like flattery ; - k"!"" tpl''''y books
are his passion ; - hir tn, u,%liu,p.u,'iinL._
pit. I have a great taste for botany.
{jlipntlutfLutp or iM^h" S. {jfrn^^tif^u
\ilip/ri,pa,j a. friendly,

Wtpl'i_'

<

Wltpnifni-pJ,

\Slipni-!lh s.

l]f^.^4/. a. sf. S. Vl-pt^il'

a.

U/'^/>-*'

amiable

darling, gracious,

ing

lovB, predi

dear

[lection.
,

pretty,

handsome, charm-

S. \}['pn.i^.

Ijl-pin, upuifij s.

heart; heart, soul,

mind, intellect, memory, intelligence;

courage, spirit, heart; heart, inmost
thought; heart, centre; wn. upu,[, ad.
through anger
upa,[, ^[...p
ease,
pleasure, contentment, satisfaction;
;

putpnt-Pf piumnt-Pj, upu,[, , kinducss,

hardness or obduracy of heart;^ntai
iipuili faintheartedness, despondency;
,

'"-'f/'T.' u,%^t-,iif upinfiM.

sincerely, open-

heartedly, openly; pnu,p^^up,l,^,

p-n/np iipmli

jtBiT upuili

j,

upmli tTuio^
with all one's heart or soul, heartily,
with good will, willingly, voluntarily;
l/pPiri^q-, to form the mind or character ; iilTn.,;jni.^iu'hlTi_ ju/liXbl; ij-u ,
to alienate good will
^irpk^i^ q~
to
captivate, to gain the heart or affection ; Jpipii uip/lui%lri_ If- ni^pnL-p
tO
,

gain a person's good ^'i\\; j,u,l,^u,^

to charm or gain all hearts
'i'^L 17"
1-npnilt-^, J-UMn.uIb^hi_ i^tO tOUch, tO
move, affect or stir, to possess the
heart; li^u'iilri_ [, funpu upm[A, to de>

Q"Od

^UMipuMl^u/b

niutiiint^i

M-^in

fuiuiitaii

Jiujpiu^u^l

OT

h-putfutntut^t^ai

MuahftL.

iluli-f/ui^n^

MUUIf-npp

t"'UfP^

pMUMi^uMi^ii

lui^ni-UMliuib ipuip^f

il^^

u/bilh^l^p

paternal, maternal, tender, feeling or

sensible, calm, pacific, thankful, noble,
good, excellent, elevated (high-minded), great, intrepid or dauntless heart;
bq^. ul

luiMiy ntutuui

'iiirujit iluitn

^tY. -

pjpuui

utlii^nt-P

UMiM^utl^U

utbnqnpJ't

^"p

unfeeling or insensible, ungrateful, flinty or obdurate, spoilt or

corrupt, craven or dastard, hard(hearted), unmerciful or pitiless, cutting, drooping, dejected or despondent heart ; p,np^n^p,i^ JkltuiJtb^ [,
upuiktufi, juin-uM^j great thoughts take
their rise in the heart ; -i puipm^k
the heart palpitates ; mp^ p p-'iin-u,/
t-r, he placed in my heart, he inspir

ed me "''kai t"'-P- b ~ -P"' '^^ your

- ^'p
heart be touched in
Y_ kp
his heart was weak; ^pTiiii-tp f upu,^,
he rejoiced from the bottom of his
heart lr(3l^ m-pa^ uan^m-^nt^ k^^
pl'jk let him eat it if he has the heart
to, if he has courage enough - ^iT
ftiuii^ my heart is moved; - p ph.
piu'ii'b kp
he struggled with death ; np
;

out of sight, out of mind

^uilta.nL.quMbhJ't {jiMtptrh-tTt

S. S"'-"/'-

&C* &C*

U/"-'/."F'W ^' U/'T^P'W

U/nJii , akiu'bg s. column, pillar
ph-^lint^uji

pilaster

UMii^puik-m uk-u/lij

intercolumnation; zi"r4^ utu.%j , colonnade ; - unfii/ or iMttniin/ .pillar of cloud;

Wpt.'iiuipmpA a.

supported by pillars

1U.

or columns

fini-fu s. capital,
MliiHiutfi

uMj

Iimpuitiiub

64!

-^uti-[iP- s. peristyle

-.

column

s. little

A-^.

column-like; -ufuia,

inlrupi_ a.

rounded with columns

*.

a. surperistyle.

Gr. w. symbol, creed.

1]/ii.%^n>if<i(u/% a. Gr. w. continuous.
WftJiipninb

s.

Xifuuf^uil^tiA'

f5.

\j^uiint-l3-ltiJtM

-/<-. S.1]/>^f4J^.^; -%,ra,ii,,

sin.

\jp/utnui

causc to

lead into error; to

faults, to

cause to

electric pile.
Upt-iiui^aiii -lihuiti, h^iu^ a. stylites,
living on a column ; -Akt. a. column-

shaped;

to

li/uut/i-jni-ijiu'iiirir vtt.

commit

chapiter.

or ni-Hh S. WfuialuMbo
* -^nt-^ S. WOOdOn

U/inn^> S. \)uinnp

mortar.
Wfiipuii-np^ a. working or doing
wonders
enchanting
astonishing,
wondrous, prodigious, stupendous;
,

wonderful, surprising, admircharming; -^naj; tu^uy vn. to

admire, to be charmed, astonished, to
marvel, to wonder, to be extremely
surprised, wrapped in wonder, amazed, to stand thunderstruck; -uu^puiu,

-il-

a.

able,
Xifniii^nq.,

ll/=i!

-nu

s.Gr.W' synod;

utj

synodal.

-uiliu.% a.

UAp

>

gentle wind

'ifty

S.

O/'^t

breeze,

s,

J^.A.

~tnl^ufil_ S. \i[up'"lli

take a
high ; to rush, to
dart, to rush on, upon or down; y._
Wfu/buiir, wijuij vn. to soar, to

lofty flight,

to

fly

jlr"'l_ aiu,nii_, falling star.

\}iu,ji.pf or "i-aJi *. soaring, flight.

WlM^nM-ju/ritif va. to cause to fly
\Sws^ * start, flight, sally, [swiftly.

arrow, dart stiletto

style, needle; - J-unnajnt-^^.
band - J-miTm-j hour-hand - tlfyp^
minute-hand -JYi-.^ot a. sharpit-'Til,^
tongued, biting, cutting, poignant; -_
fruii_a. sharp-pointed, piercing, keen.
*Uff^ or ll^*-^ s. arms, armour.
MSii'tp

"j

shaft,

French-beans.
wrong, mistaken, faulty;
less ;. fault, error, mistake; ^n^
VI Jit ^uiiLuiuniX 40 years wanting one.
Df/'4 s.

a.

l]/i#u-_

H^u,iuiii.pp a. full of errors or mistakes, incorrect.

[sy, drunken.
Hfiu/ufi a. staggering, reeling, tip\}^ta^M^^a% a. liable to error, fallible, frail

-.-/3?

s.

ypiuiiut^j^ir, Irjiy

fallibility.

vn. to stagger, to

be a staunch toper,

reel, to
tipsy.

to

or m-flS s. druukoumistake, error,

oversight, failing, blunder.
Hpiutliu^.ni.l3[ic%

ajpiuiiaiip

s.

to sin, to fall into error, to

to make a false step, to

stumble, to trip; Jh inaJbt>-, to make
gross blunders.

go astray

-^m-^uitihiT

V(X.

tO

s.

wonder, marvel, amaze-

gape, to crack.
in chinks, to
\i/iMip,t-uMi a. Gr.w. scalene, having
the sides & angles all unequal.
JH/iw/uiuiA a. slimy, oozy, muddy,
miry, sloughy.
l|(>4 p s. cup, bowl, goblet; - u,^
[split, to

to

\i^a,{[iir vn.

open

drip-receiver, [ping-glass,
Ofui^.u^, <ugs. small cup, mug;cup[ment.
\Sliu>i,u,\u,u u,g s. saucer.
yifai^uiJti. a. cup-shaped; s. - ornaU4'y I'j s. giant; - ^/rii giantess;
- u/inupfi , huge giant ; -U3p.,up S- 2,2"u,,u'iiumIi<u^

huiitapiutp

uitfnpar

ix>C.

O. Jul^uijutJtlrt-

or Jiuputnt-Pli s. gigantomachia, war of the giants ; -ui'^nTui'i,

a. giant-like ; -mfuiip S. ^4'W""'^'- j
-pt.p-mg a. walking like a giant ; -l?i
s. giantship.
&c.

-uiiTiitput

ui^iy vn. to change into

form a deposit, to settle;
u^uAuij your wine is torbid.

^liu^iuiiT,

slime, to
tflfi't't

fault,

y^tm/it-ir, t^ft > -Jfj', tjiy vn. to fail,

to be wanting, to err, to commit an
oversight, to be led into mistakes, to

mistake

ySfupniSh

ment,

be

[ness, intoxication.

ravish, to enrapture, to delight, to

strike with admiration, to charm, to
be the delight, the charm of; -jmj/i^
a. stupefactlve ; -L.np a. stupendous,
[to grow thin or lean.
wonderful.
WlupliiTvn. to become extenuated,

Gr. w. zool. scarus.

MliMopnii

1];}.c s.

piece of mat.

fi

s.

Hfiun.atn.utfj, uij g. plato

filun/

scull,

ast.

disk

cranium.

s. limonite.
Hi/rtT S. 2^i,it,r- -ir S. M^tuiuttT.
Wtiirttiuitu^ut%it<-(i'[i s. scepticism.
|]^-i//i/>4'io% a. s. sceptic.

Hfjutftup

U4^'V""Y'

^- w- exceptor.

8S

u^n

644

Uiib
X^lituitLp, upuM^

mother-in-law;

sf.

^oAii

in the

beginningwas the Word;

S. M^#nt.^-

[b. H^'^p'yc *
father-in-law;
U^A-miu/ ^.Gr.w. whip, lash, scourge.
Jjf/irupai/p, I'pkl'g

J^liijjAiuipui'ii

s.

ipiliiTor -p.u/iilrJ' va. to

describe or treat of antiquities, or of

ancient times; -p-yu ^i"""'// *. tender
age, infancy; -ttp <* written from the

beginning
initial letter
original
tex t, autograph -^ntint/?? s. preexistenee, antiquity; -^o^ a. first a;

mong

powers (angelic hierarchy);

J-utn-u/iiif. a. g. the first heir from all
the

eternity ; -^yy ,/^-/f ^.primitive light,

origin or author of light; -&^* S.^iu..
fuu.hl!b ; -(u>% a. primitive , original,
radical, pristine, primordial, first, ini-

ITt^

-% s. beginning; -t/fig a. co-etaneous, co-eval,

equal in age or antiquity; -4//i &c.
a.yjuiftitiM^uijp, &C' ; ^iIuMpuint.[i S. u'"luuiMTuinuitini-^y umui/'i uiquii vti< to betial

elementary

S.

commence

gin, to

-ii-p 8. "ijio/u/K^u/^;

orprincipal cause,
author, source, spring -mt-mni-^
. supreme hierarchy; -n^mm-y^S.

-tnuMm-!<:,un.a. . first

first
/3^?

propagated first;
- pnif^pn^
the first offshoots or
branches; -,.. s. first letter, initial;

tif^/u.imn<_#^; -uA-^ a,

ni/.pa.n'i, s. Gr. w. ast.

U4M

skythron

[(kind of telescope).
1]///j;//.nu s. Gr. w. thunderbolt.
U4/'-n- * zool. squirrel ; /3itfi -,
flying ; - fu'iiik the - growls.

U4f

S.

>

l)//%^t^ a. sealed.
itht sf. forlorn, deySlti'tl'li or T-n^i
solate, deserted wife; a. barren.
\i/ini-%^ iipifiiij i.small dog, poodle,
lap-dog; - uiuiMuJhi^ip canine teeth.
,

L. w.

\}/ini-it. s.

axeman, hangman.

disk, plate, tray; basin, charger, [well.

H^.i.tJ'va. to strangle; * to bake
\)liu./iujt, a.

begun or beginning.
Wiu%ai.ir,

l]^<><u%/i</',

uliuuMj

'

vn. t^^

begin, to commence, to initiate, to

set about, to enter upon, to start, to
make one's outset; to give the signal
for or of, to fall to, to undertake, to
prepose, to put in train; to be born,
begun or commenced; ilt-pumpi -, to
begin again, anew, afresh or over again ; to recommence ; mu.^^ -, to
cause to commence, [ginner, novice.

-u.aipp a. radical;
S. %-aluiii,lMf

created

element;

s.

-im,[ii

commenced,

-i-np a.

primitive, first; -i^nptj"^.

Ufuxi.iud'

\Sltipi'lriini-P-'^ s.

the first existence

Xitufiiiiaiji, \i^^p,.mi s. beginning,

outset, opening, initiative, first steps,
first appearance; priority.
n^k^i^frl/nj s. chalice-cover, veil.
u^t-y $ cup, bowl; chalice.
\il/[>
,

U'/f

W^

"4tF'"*'j

mencement, outset;

beginning, com-

j Wliunt-m
,

s.

beginning,

appearance or per-

formance prelude.
;

WiiuihiiuMih-L. a.

D4<^
or creation.

start, debut, first

s.

disk-shaped.

tower.

by &
\S'iy'p"'P ad. briefly, a little,
by; t-tp * stenographer, short-hand
writer -fpuiliu/ii a. short-hand, stenographical -q-phJ" va. to take down or
write in short-hand -if-pnt-J s. shorthand, stenography -^lui S. U"'-?. --JhAuM^
Amii/i, a. gr. brief, subtle, thin
-i.r, to^iy vn. to
s. mus. quick time
;

cause, matter, author, mother, mot-

become briefer or shorter, to shorten;

to become or get dearer, to rise in

ive, birth, base, foundation; principle,

price.

maxim

XSifuAifi s. bot. birth- or hard-wort.

X^nmuik" ad. seldom, rarely; -jui,
TCuin. s. vendor at exhorbitant prices.

origin, principle;

prelude, proem, exordium

uliipni^i^ u^pb^Jlj^jMiiiu^ip

principles

n(^f.n<.%^

Archimedes' principles

immediate

U./^/"'tv'^'W
;

<

ulnp.u.'iMk

or ulilp.ui'bl; f, iiliiy-'lirn-um ad. lu thO

beginning, at first, originally, firstly,
primitively u!ii,f.n,.u, or iu%,f.unijfb f,
iiliipu.%k from the very beginning or
outset, from the first, aft ovo^abanliquo;
t "liii_p-uUik ^liiuuituputir'L from beginning to end f ul{qjL,u'i,k ^l< since the
creation of the world ; /< uJi^pu/i,J^ kp
,

VJ.^u/jnijmitt/'Da.to shorten, to make

[iioiT.
brief; to raise the price of.

Wnnfu or

ySniinfu

fiij

s.

gontlo brecze,

zephyr S. \p-o'ii piece or

block of ice -^ .o^y curls, small
waves.
*\Sqn% s. broken ice ( in a river ).
soft wind,

C43

U-bU.

M'ln^, u,g s. saw ; sool. saw-fish'; Jt-iLMj hand-saw ; -uMiht. a. saw-like,

shaped, dentellated, toothed; -..
,

saw-ftsh

saw-shaped horns

saw

ini-lpi

s.

to cut with a
hot.

-*-//it.^

a.

having
saw,

-i-iT, tj/. tia.to

-^ j..y gt-a,^
holm-oak, evergreen oak; -^4

hand-saw;

-/'^

sawyer

s.
s.

ipnu v/nj.

saw-pit -nt-iih s. sawing, cutting;

saw-yard, mill; -ni.^ s. saw-dust.
Uyoi-Zaf*. brevity; exiguity; dearness, costliness, high price.
Ijf/puf^i UMu 5.' hoot; UMIL ufniniwnlt-f
^-pu to foiil or muddy water by
walking through it -u.^'fcu.j a. trodden
down, trampled upon; -#4^ mnXt-w
Or -mlfnluh-d'va. to trample down with
cavalry -uM^mif a. tasting like water
fouled by horses -mt-np a. hoofed.
Mi/puiuiui^ s. frog or frush, (hollow
part of a horse's hoof).

i'"j

;
;,

u'bn

the mountain-top g - / -/j at the

side of; / - i^ at his pillow ; g -/
t.uMC,njf,^, , at the bed's head.
^iiiugni-^uAhirva. to render useless.
uMg or ftj a. greedy of
^"iiutifiuin.
glory, fond of vain glory, full of vani1

ty, ambitious ; -lr,r, hjft -/..r, tjuy vn.

to be full of vain glory, to pride oneself, to pique oneself on, to boast,
,

to brag, to vaunt; -ni-P-f, s. avidity of

vain or false glory, pride, ambition,
vanity , self-conceitedness , foppish[ness.
*Ui^/n<-^ S. !]/-'*""?"-/"
}i'7if[r vn. to neigh, to snort.

\iilp.nt.i_ s. hot.

U'^ni-^ S.

spikenard.
[reason.

1)'i'i"t/^<<'!'/.

or iliMMi/ii conj. for this

eastern poppy.
jji/t^uMmnMJ^ s, basalt; S. ^npJuM^utp
-u.Jt. a. basaltiform; -"7/1* a. basaltic.
!]<%<<'( s. bol.

\juupiuM7tni-p D. \_7iif.nt-bgujOitiaui7int-p

Jifiiui/jnt.^ s. side, loin, flank.

lyiiiuiriu^tu^ or ^^// t-iuiiitir vn. to be

baffled, balked, disappointed, deceiv-

ed; -1^2.

6mpty, void; -iuij; ui^mj

vn. to become empty, to be emptied;
-ii^j; uiiy vn. to be nourished, fed,
maintened to be brought up, reared,
"

educated, instructed.
1]%>i>%^

-uiiiiuj;

uiy a. s. insolvent,

uMjtaj vn. to

bankrupt

-ai-P-fiiX

bankrupt;

to become
failure, bank-

fail,
s.

ruptcy.
-ailiia% a.

superstitious;
superstitious ; -ai-p-"^ s- su-

perstition.
W%uMiutp(f

[ig

a. s.

Pg -f,^ a. vain-glorious,
conceited, vain, boastful, bragging,
swaggering, bullying ; -/'r vn. to be
vain, to grow proud, to swagger, to
play the bully, the braggart ; -ni-Pf
. vanity , vaunting , boasting, rodomontade, ostentation, conceit, am,

tjf

Wii^ncpt-iT,

va. to paint

-//'/,

hguij^vn. to paint, to fard one's face.

li^^f (

^//fs. mercury, quick-silver.

-^/{.niSL

or ^07- s.chem. amalgam;

amalgamation.

s.

l]irf.f/u/y

Gt. W. S. llmi^u/fcp

[ij

1]t>i^fi^<, /i

stuff, cloth,

Gr. w. sindon,

s.

Tyrian

linen; sheet; table-cloth;

[feta, tabby.
or / -nt-u s. light silk, taf\yiiq.nt.li or l]ioi-4 S. \\^lii_'

S. U"u./..'iS.i4i";
l)><,^<f<-

]]b^;j<i^, Uir^m/^a. indigent,

poor.
cork, cork-tree.
Ui^/iiT, irgiy vn. to be costive, con[stove-eye,
stipated, bound.
uipp s. tandour-eye
*\S'iilin^,ui_ or
UH'h-? s. indigence, poverty, neces*1]%4""""*-'^S.2,'^*'4;"""^ [sity, need.
U^^^f or UicJtfcf s. larch-tree.
W'l.liir'i.p s.

\yiiini.!lh s.

mordanting.
a. nutritive, nutritious,

alimentary; -^^.j nursed, bred or

brought up together, co-etaneous s.
familiar, friend, comrade, fellow.
;

1]ti%^fn^>,

s.

chrytomaney, divin- 74"^^.'

ing by means of barley

to divine by -
Wtinufutp
X^'hauilt

>

f Ar. w.

uii-nj

futile, frivolous,

hot. S. 9>f*<i
intuig a. USOloSS, VaiU,

worthless

chimeric-

al, idle.

bition.
Miiuilmamiiifi

working uselessly,

a.

loosing one's labour; -at-Pf

in vain, labour lost.
U%r/^
;

one's face.

1]%t<^a>;(u>%

\yiiuiuiiuiM,

head

paint, to
[i 2i'i"'i'l'L' ^'^ "^
rouge, to paint, to bedaub oneself or

l]'/i^4u>^.utif

ppp

XSillfb

ronge ;

[ii-.f!, /if

s.

pillow, bolster

s.

labour

-u i^pfii

&

>

on

mkuMg

s.

vauity, foolcry

bawbles,
knick-knacks
nonsense; f -\;u ad.

trifling things, trifles,

trinkets

side of the head,

(

]j%nm[ip

vain

gew-gaws

foppery, silliness,
in vain, uselessly

'fim^

^ta,

<#*.

-;

mx
mt,uj

uno

6/iG

run after follies u'tinuih-a^

Hjp.oa'bnt-ij to be taken up with, trifles,
to trifle time away, to fiddle-faddle.
,

to

ll^<#.mfuif!u./ifi.^

calumnious

feigned

a-

-^n^ift- a.

made

false,

in vain,

vain ; superstitious ; -J-n,inil_ a. assembled uselessly; -.[uou ^. ^^ni^,uijba,_

[Lo/b

ous

& false,

~uiutu,[ip a. futile

fallaci-

fond of futilities, running

after vanity, occupied with trifles.
Wiinuiliir, /rgiy vn. to become vain
to be reduced to nothing.
l]i/jt/3?' i'. emptiness; barrenness.
l]%nt.%^ , u'iAq.trui% s. uutritlon, nourishment, alimentation nutriment, aliment, food, maintenance, subsistance;
mech. feeding ;/!^. nurture, instruction,
education uit-fip ubiq-tuih uppn^ orphan-house.
-uifi a.

.An VU. tO UOUfish,

to feed, to maintain ; to foster, to instruct, to breed, to bring up.
\i'i,ni-jMa%tir, _j/i

\ybnt-ija/iin,i, -jf/'^i j"'i_

nutritive

ft.nutritious,

nurse, fosterer.
winter pear.

s.

*l]V/'4 *
l]%^u^iu

i-.

'i^,u,p.uAai-p-T^ s.

slide

-ni-Pj

U"/^

vo. to causB to glide

insinuate, introduce or
bring in cleverly, to foist ; -^r vn. to
crawl often, to creep, to meander, to
wind, togo trailing along; to be intro-

\iqr,u^tj;

duced or brought
Wnqnulilii_ a.

slippery,

\i\OU ,^.]SnijnulnLjlL,

sliding.
Drninu^ni^ai,

s.

insinuation, introduc-

1]>>Y^n>.u>a. slippery, failing, fleet-

ing, perilious, deceitful.

UoY.nii t^iiy s. reptile

a.

creeping;

or U"7.".-4 a. slippery.

Unifni-uli

[immersion.
hollow, cavity, hole; ast.

IJnTff S. C>a?.

\\yi_..e

sodomy, pederasty.

s.

-ui^tp

<"

thick-

\]n/V<,

unplHi, uJpi

scallion,

prou. this,

unilffu
;

^ i,ku,ujb

ad.

afterwards, soon, shortly, directly;

- ad. immediately.

green

shallot; -u/^it^ a. bul-

same

that, he, self, the

^uifuip

Jh,"!,/,

H-hi^j:

S.

*UnP-'tj;-irj[,va. to turn or tuck up.

\}n^, nj or I'j s. onion; bulb, bul;

in

insinuating

-^iKi. med. gangrene.

haired; hirsute.

onion

irj[i

in, to instil, to

emery.

a. firm, solid

bous root

s.

creeping; - <^m med. erysipelas ; -kw

va. to lock ; trpliliju -irui[_ a. doublelocked.
{fnt/iiufiiap a. bitten by reptiles.
]]n.^np./ S. Dfv.'/TP'W
[monic.
Jnfifftjjii a.
boloWnrinJnbiMikiMilb
\]nq,Mini-ah S' slidlog, stumbliug, fall.

*l]i^u^ s. pedestal, base of a column.

\infnj:u^iM/b a. s. sodomite, peder-

aste

erpetology.

reptile : bolt; mech.

slide-valve ; -.i a. crawling,

linuli, uig

1]/%iy4" ad. thus,

like

manner, equally,

in

this

way,

in

so.

biferous.

nightingale, philo( a waterthe night;

th,i^lrqk
\^nluu,ihi. a.bulbiform.[ingale sings.
\Snli^%lr,u'b a. s. Socinian;
1]/iu(

mela, luscinia
fowl ) - tp^k

Wnfiocl/ii ad. to-day.

l]y%o^/.%u.4 ad. so, thus

*.

porphyrio

[ably.
,

conform-

Mninuipp

s. pistachio-tree.
[sus.
l]%p a. big, fat, plump ; gr. molos\]n'iipui%uiir, uij-y vn. to fatten, to

l]n4/"""'*''ia.socratic.[socinianism.

U"'^*. a. crawling; creeping; cring-. ad. creepingly, on all

fours.

ing;^ -or

grow

fat, stout,

pufl'ed up, to

^['i-u,

ful

creep into, to

frightful; .ft*

slip, to

trate into, to find

its

steal, to

way

in.

pene-

to

be

s.

Wnnk^nt-gu/iihWva. to causo to creep

or crawl.
'WnilliiT, hijujj vn. to creep, to crawl
on the belly, to wriggle - g l^pkti'
to crawl along on the ground; to drag
or draw oneself along, [ficial (roots).
Wnifliuiiiiiuij u. creeping ; bot. superWnifJiiir, k^uj vn. fig. to glide
to

fig.

[of sixty years.

Chaldean w. sossus, space
Unul/iiJ s. paste, glue, lip-glue;
.f^uA, isinglass, ichthyocolla, fish-glue.
ll""4 a. simple common, ordinary
depraved, devoid; gr. sharp, acute;
arf. simply, solely;*, terror, horror;

Wnu/n. S.

Wnu, ^j

corpulent;

become proud, haughty.

a.

horrible.
Mnuliuiit a. horrible, terrible, dread-

ghastly, hideous, formidable,

-d"-e< greatly wondering
,

,,

una.

unr

647

Wau/jm^u/i, a. simple,

pure

vulgar,

'^mlnpaip.mp ad. habitually, as usual,

ordinary; private ; S. Wnu/i.itfS. footsoldier;-! - jp or iHuiiii., a private

person, an individual, person of retired or secluded habits; - ^hu.%^ private life ; -^ nJiutip , some private persons.
Mau^uij; luguy vv,. to bo greatly a-

customarily, ordinarily, commonly,

usually, mostly, generiallyUni/fi^uffiott a. usual, common, ordinary, customary, habitual, familiar;
-at-Pji s. the being usual ; the becoming habitual ; -^^ S. 0"i"/"'/""/ & U"-

fraid,

to

tremble

to

shudder with

horror, to dread, to fear ; unuliuighu,i_

f-niiiui, to be horror-struck, terrified,
to quake with terror.
^^nufioAuij; uiguu vu. to lay aside,
to leave off, to discard ; to give up, to
abandon, to renounce, to deprive oneself of ; ^rr. to be softened, [horribly.
JiJnui^uiiMiiu ad. simply, solely, only
:

lAnu^uiillfP^iup a. gigantic, colossal,

huge, monstruous.
\Snu^n,.p-liiA

s.

privation, voluntary

accustom,

UnilnptjinL.jiu'iitir vu. to

to habituate

to bring up, to train, to

form, to teach.
X^n^phiT, tr^li pfiiT, kgiu) vn. to be
accustomed, habituated, to get used
or inured, to grow familiar with, to
be in the habit or practice of, to take
a bent, to practise ; - 4/1^ to become
aceustumed to the fire - u^uimniJt
to become inured to, to inure oneself
to labour, to become industrious; ju#_
'iijtpiui.nt.pi, -, to become obdurate or
,

hardened

in iniquity.

poverty.
U>'4r><.% s. horror, great fear,
trembling, shuddering, terror, dread,
dismay, fright, apprehension; - 4t_
pmg, bristling up of the hair; if-nqn^Hh
hi- - ifUMiuti- ifiuAut^i , a panic spread
through the army ; - <i^i>i4/tu<j pij
I was seized with horror ; - mlti-u pt.
/*/_. to terrify, to strike with horror,
to make one's hair stand on end.

UnuiJ/iiT, tjp va. to paste, to glue.

JinuiJtm-lR s. pasting ; mar. tarring.
\}aiinp^, f, or nj s. throat, gullet,

uvula -to; h^f, va. to gargle.

ot s. famine, dearth, scarcity,
penury; hunger; ^ -- ad. by famine.
'^ntlaip.yii a. starving, famished ; uin.'blri, to make suffer famine, to fam-

gorge

|]i^,

-uni-k a, famished, suffering from famine or hunger ; -jumC,

a. dying of starvati on ; - u.n.'i,lri_, to
starve to death ; - ^npi,^i_, il^ilri_ or
-Jiue,pj'vn. to be starved to death, to
die of hunger.
[famish.
lUn^lrjni.jiuitir vu. to starvo , to
Uniitifi hguMf vn. to be tormented
with famine, with hunger, to be famish, to starve

ished , starved , to suffer through

hunger.
nailfp pg a. accustomed, used to,
inured, trained; customary, usual,

custom, habits, manners, usage, pracmpq^, "imp -, mode,

tice, use, bent
new fashion S.2,^"'i<u/'; ^mgkuii_-^
ancient customs muMpmn.k'K' t'^"i"'mhi, -, abuse, corrupt practice ^u*^
jnn.[,
bad habit, ugly way,
?."/.2_ sad or nasty trick -p-k according
to custom, as usual g f^ -pif
out
of use or custom, unusual; g -t /,t.^_
n-.ir, as is his wont, according to his
custom Jtf, ^nc%/i<^ -litis not our
custom to, we are not in the habit of;
use is second
kplipapif. ^ini-P-f k nature; S. {[t^wlint-P-ftL-'b.
;

wont

familiar

be accustomed or used
as he was wont
habit of.

to,

-^

to

as he

ipihij to
ntq

was

~ kp

>

in the

s. use, habit.
hole, bore, opening, orifice, mouth den, lair, cave, cavern ;
mech. mill-trough ; * mill-hopper ;

Mn^lpp^

Wap, 03

ply

s.

* boulders, large pebbles.

Wnpujirai-m a. entering,

hiding in
holes & secret places ; lonely, solitary ; - ipMlrij to enter, to nestle, to
creep into, to hide in, to kennel, to
live retired, to lead a retired life, to

withdraw
,

\Snphli

most

into solitude.

ng

hcrs, its.
H. w. sorech, choicest,
excellent; * bot. Indian millet.

MSnpuy

'[^nptiT,

habitual,

proTi. o. his,

a.

tj^

vn. to flow, to

to leak; to creep into a hole

to

become weak,
or grow dim,

fail

u>i_.e

to
to

run out,
- ui^^,

have the sight

water unpkuii^
;

hollow, sunken eyes.

liaplrgncgiiAkir VU. to causo to flow

unh
or

fall

Wni-^uiiuA

sight.

WniA^a/i, s. boi. hermodactyl.

MiipunphiT, t-i/fi vn. to flow out often,

abundantly

to leave the ranks, to

mourning; grief, sorrow, afi&iction, weeping, sadness; i.

i-ni^pf ui-nj time of mourning
iuA^
^tpi uf-nf, mourning clothes; - mn-.
"bni-i^, ntXhu to go into mourning, to
wear mourning to be sunk in grief,
to be desolate, afflicted ; [ - ifiouiifc^,
lUiikij 'buu.lij to be in mourning; ly.h'bni.ij to put on mourning, to be
clad in mourning Pniin--i_ j- to leave
off mourning, to go out of mourning;
uiiLbnt-/ ji ly^/iiy nt^/inL-p tO mOUm
,

for, to

weep over,

ruiliiraii_

lOr

*
;

to bewail; ft - 4".
liu,i_ g .... to be inconsolable
p " wLuinIIinL.h nh^nutr lal lUjjn i

he gave himself up to bitter grief;

S.

[white handkerchief; veil.

Uii-T-'o^i [ iiJiip s. L. w. sudarium,
\}nM.qu,/j s. chem. precipitate.

Qi^/^jf ./*.

l]n-^i^ui% a.

-i.- 4tm or
pole

-n^f,

s.

immerged, submerged;

-44-" *.

nadir; antarctic

submersion

U ni-^iu'likJ',

1] o_^t/",

ijp,

waning.

ast.

Irjli t;a.

to

plunge, to sink, to immerge; to cover,

to hide ; -[J'vn. to be plunged under,
sunk; to be hidden, lost, to disappear,
to perish.
IJ<-^^,

u/tiiinj. _p,

uni^lip

spear;

bayonet; ^J^-t^ ^- to bayonet; -uMi,u,p

a. bayonetted -un-np a. armed with a
bayonet.
[to receive with hisses.
,

l)n-/;fe/"i

t^jt vna. to whistle

to hiss,

whistle ; - u/^^^f^^ ,
alarm-whistle.
V|ni-^t.ia 4. whistling; hissing.
Wnt-imuiii s. Ar. ui. sultan ; -u/biniT vn.
to become a -; -m^pj, s. dignity of a
- ; -ni-^li sf. sultana, sultaness.
U"'^/fe_

brief, short,
U"-ti uijij a. little
succinct, concise; *dear, high-priced;
gr. short; s. mus. an Armenian note
( ) ; - /'V' [''^ or t^i
a. little ; - p-^
;

ju.ii.iu2_,

some time before; -/A^^iuV

a little before; - f'i- ilP't

some time after ju,..lri^g u,ji_ ki-u - pu._
\>hi_, one word more
[< - p.u.'uu

/auitf-njit,

if -

in

few words

li^mim-pi f^

/uu/i'p S. \iui^iiii.muilruini.Pptii

ad.

?'

Um-iui^

javelin-shaft.

"Mw*

Uni-H'

-* "^i* mushpumice ; med. fungid

room; cork;
excrescence
sow-thistle
^uMiikiTu/u^
;

short spear, javelin.

. staff,

o. \jnt-puu/^nn*

fjni-'buMt-irf'

ketchup

little less, little,

little.

uy s.

HnL.%u.inP-

little;

s.

large table-cloth, [less.

s. S. l]*">'-*7- & D<"*; a.

*.

u%y

\}^%,

nj)

U/i..^, u^nj

sleep with

\}i.iliuini-p2_i[,%l^ s. light

JJni-iiuiaui^uii. a.

*\iauiru.p

pron. a. theirs ; of those.

\}ni-u,,iir vn. to faint from hunger.
Un-"/^/' a. U. w. vile, bad.
,

light, thin, slender,

[fleeting dream.

a.

flimsy.

be

dispersed, to disband,
1i>>j<y

unh

G48

weaken the

to

,
;
,

>

bot. sonchus,
fungus
- Pn.^u,L.np toadstool
,

mushroom sauce,
u'bliy mushroom bed.

ululiaj

/>

uih-nu

bot.

*\ini.uuiJ'uiuti, s.

amaracus, mar-

[Satan.
H. w. prince of death,
\\ni.uhp uiji s. sword, glaive, sabre,
falchion, blade, brand ; - JJiuiuMujp^
backsword; - -/*, side arms, edge
luiiut^ls-uni- bot.
or steel weapons ;

joram.

\}nM.ni,uip s.
,

erysimum, hedge-mustard;
sword-bolt

knot

J-uiuiumlJ^'u

liuMJUip -ft,

-/.

sword-

sword-cutler
4<u/ini.'i>&- -[i sword-thrust; jypliuii,uii_
t" to draw one's sword; 4-"-t^-""^ >
to fight with swords / <// -f at
the sword's point - f ikn-ffu sword
j'"pt"'chi_

~l'

in

hand;

S. ITtf.. 0"^/..

-iilp s. sword-armed
guard protospatharius -4n-n- a. armed wilh a sword -4"'/ mnXyj' va. to
wound or kill with a sword; - ib'i't-u
to be wounded or killed with a swordthrust -^tt '' drawing the sword,
able, fit for war; ad. sword in hand;

^ni-ukpuiliuM^

or u.f 4

-iTuipui

-^it^,

s.

swordsman
sword

gladiat-

hand ;
swordsmanship swordplay -Jhpli a. with naked sword ad.
wp a. sworded
s. U"
"#f
wearing a sword.
[lead, minium.
or;

to fight

-iTuipuin^lt s.

in
;

ruddle, red ochre or

untruo, lying,
deceitful, fallacious s. falsehood, unU"<-<'/>

Dni-ii>

s.

umnj

a. falsc,
;

truth, story,
pt-..

- white

lie, fib

ad. falsely

pt_

innocent falsehood;
- kp^i-ui-m,, perjury, false oath; -^c_
i^uf/ .false witness
-^s^ .false christs,
anteehrists ; uiJkiL-i-llh absolutely
false - fuouhi^ uiut-^, to tell untruths,
to lie - u,a.%t-f_ or f - ^uHitru to contradict most flatly, to give the lie to
to shew the falsehood of, to deny, to
,

lie

;
;
.

unn

649

gainsay ; ^ - ,u!uhi_ .i^iyu/A to deny

the accusation made before the emperor frif lop - lynjilb Jhp we trusted
,

in lies,

[lium ; S.U,i/t/?n l|,^;(A^4<<.%

l]o<-ii>u<{r, iMM^a, lying; -or-i. bdel,

a. false, flattering, adulating,

wheedl-

ing -triT vn. to flatter artfully, to toady, to cajole, to blandish, to wheedle;

-m-Pj, s. flattery, adulation, blandishment,
\ini-u,a,Jlrn.nt-i a. shammiug dead,
-intA a. only in
simulating death
name, false pseudonymous ; -u/.
tntit-tf o- \jinuiuulinni-i/'f &C*
[^tltlOUS.

feigned, fic\ini.uiJh,.u. a. false, untrue, lying.

l)/i<.fn4^/i<</<i/^.V/A.-<7< a.

\ini.p]^iru,ji

a.

penetrating.
D/><.^4>%^if<(

/j

courier

s.

ex-

press, messenger, estafet; S. XspPunT;

-nt-pj, s. courier's office
-0^4*. ad.
;

like

a courier, very swiftly.

\}ni.p^, upT^nj

black -; ^piii/uu^n^f

CoffCB; - u/liuiuimli

S.

liuip'i.uMftiu.iA

strong ;

hifthru p,ruiiri_-

Unc^ upn/ s. sword, sabre^ glaive,

plague
rapier, steel, knife, &c.
fig.
bulimy; mus. an Armenian note ( '')

containing relics.
sharp-witted, acute,

U"-/ip'S''4i*./_ a.

OfllU.

clean, exempt, spotless, stainless, immaculate; divine, godly, innocent; s.

saint; * patron; ad- holily ; -* pjp
the Holy of Holies ; - lun^lru to sanctify, to purify; - ui>/t^ ^U,5 to glorify God; - uin%hi_ nathSl,, tO offOF,
consecrate or devote oneself.

J-unrup'zCn/

make -

to

milk; -

&

time;

to drink -.

^niphum , l^ -ku Or -nu S. Gr. W.

sophist; sage, philosopher; -ut^u/i, a.
sophistical; -m.ppi.'ii s. sophistry, sophism,
[ing; ."4^ -/ gold of Ophir.
Un/'t/i *. H. w. sopher, book, writllo^f^ j, s.H. w. letter, character.
,

-' to put to the sword, to kill,

to destroy, to perish fupnil_ ypP-uifj
to fall on a sword ; /. - aipii,u'iilri_, to
put to the sword ; 4.o^>4"'*fr/_ upni\_uni-_
utrpf,, to strike with the edge of the
sword ; upnil_ Iu$IutSui'i,^u to perish by
the sword - ft ^nq_ or ^< linifu m^pm-^
iil-lrij to run one through, to plunge
a sword in the adversary's side, to
bury a dagger in a person's heart;

e^Lb

^ - ,ini-uL-p[$ to fall under

the edge of the sword ; ^ - uAli,Jiili_,
to fall by the sword; - t ^n,i_ i^ilit-pl,
ftu.pnf ^if-k-ij to kill each other with the
sword ; g (lit^tu/bg -% t^^ifr/^, to fall
on their own swords, to commit suicide ; %.^u/i,uiir, ^aiipirir, "^hpiiu/buMj;
^uiiiihu/li t IJtii-uhp t &C.
\in,-p a. sharp, pointed , piercing,
cutting, trenchant; penetrative, acute,
perspicacious, keen, subtle, lively;*,
sharpness ; ad. sharply ; gr. acute accent ; - Jtui/i, , sharp sound, shrill
voice - ^ lo^i i keen sight ; - m,
^uA_, sharp ear ; - 4r, acrid savour;
- ju<<-f acute pain ; - m.'blpi k'"dl'e
ui?i^int//i^

lupuiinni-

your

^op^y, bo most

attoutive to

father's advice.

\}nt~pitM^i

l^npt O.

Upw^"*

\}pu>i[npi*

Hm-paiJ", uig[, Vfi. tO TUU Swlftly,

speedily, to dash, to rush or fall upon,
to dart, to gallop, to rush down or
headlong.
lin^-pp itppnj a, holy, sacred ; pure,
'

WuiutPuip .{is.Gr.iu. chief-hangman.

l]<^u>4, //J s. spahi; sepoy.
1]iY<y> t3 .'-army, troops, warriors,
cavalry; officer; -^ ^^n-i. the officers of an army -luijop ^.troops -._
^ym a. composed of warriors ; of
cavalry; *. the staff of an army; -<,
vtui s. brigade-major.
[measure.
1]'<{'>""A ta s. spinage.
\Suiu,%u.li .an ancientEgyptian land;

WiMiuitiu/iihir,

va. to

uuiuiiifi

kill,

to

death, to take away

life, to assassinate, to massacre, to
slaughter, to cut the throat of, to behead, to execute ; - qi^Jt-u/iiu to kill
each other; - j^^..4, to put out, to
extinguish, to quench fire ; S. ^iM-"slay, to put to

if-pni-Pf

to

-/</, uuium'iim)

vn. to

be

killed,

meet one's death.

\}uiuAq., /y s. murder, butchery,

slaughter, massacre, carnage ; immolation, sacrifice ; bot. ruta muraria,

wall-rue, harmala; [ippti. ^^ump f,

-, like sheej),for the slaughter.
'^uiiu'bu.uin.npir s- butcher; -hJ" va.
to immolate, to sacrifice victims or
animals.
'^uiuibn-ui'iin^ s. slaughter-house.
\}ufu/iiii.iiipaiJlrin

s.

Bacchus

-<_

of Bacchus, bacchic, convivial,

drinking; - uim^aiJiiJiip^, convivial

4<ii% a.

meeting, libations, drinking bout; -^,

;,

dionysiaca

bacchanals

place for sacrificing.

Uu/'K^'T-n^V!^ '' Gfi"3'iid Master of the
slaughterers, (title of an Armenian
s.

[tions

Spaniard; -^

]3-iii,/iilia,jj[i s.

).

the -s.

-^nii a. killing, murderassassin, murderer, homicide.

\}iii,j7i[,^,

\}uiia%n,ii>,^,i,% a.

sanguinary, bloody,

cruel; murderous.
nuiu/bnqni-pi,

U"

"J

]iuiu/iini-Pl,

J.

[tion.

murdor, assassina-

Spanish;

a.

Spaniard.

killing,

-/,<_a?/ s.

murd-

homicide, assassination execution

butchery, slaughter, carnage,
massacre.
MiMiain. s. end, term, consumption
- /< - ad. totally, entirely, quite, all,
thoroughly; Jp-^i. [, -, to the last
extremity; utterly; Jlfii^i. f, - u,,jj.lfi,
hntjih u
till the extinction of
'I'Z^'l
the dynasty of the Arsacides Jpiihi.
i ~ ^'iSJ'' 'o the last breath - tpiapA
ij,,,fi, I, Jji^nj
he achicTed its destrucer,

>

tion.
,

buckle on one's
armour, to be clad in armour, to be
armed cap-a-pie; -^An^ji s. complete
armour, arms, accoutrements harness, fitting out -^ </^^u./> preparatives for war.
[consumed.
\iui,un.,u!tu,f,i iliiiliiT vn. to be wholly
]iiji,un-irir, tr^p vo. to oxhaust, to
consume, to dissipate, to absorb, to
swallow up, to eat, to devour to coDi-ifpilid" vn. to

plete, to finish, to destroy, to ruiti, to

reduce to nothing -/..r vn. to be con;

sumed, drained, exhausted;

to

uuiu,,i.ku,[_ klfii

nii^lip ti^

they were

exhausted, quite tired; uuiuin-kp qop^

he wore himself out, his
strength declined.
i<-l3[iiJi, "iip

\}iiiian.[,^.i.

consumer.
a.

liiin.%iail,j/

menaces;

-^/:^

full

^A^j

bravado;
ening, menacing.
;

eyeing in a threat[ening tone.

-m-Hh s. threat, threat-

U/rat,u/%4*"'"fl''

\juiu,nin,-Ji,

nj or ft s. end, term,
Wmuin-ni-iuit
extremity; summit, top.
l].^u..n.^;ft s. exhaustion, consump,

consummation, destruction, loss;

cessation, termination, terml

tion,

\iuiiun.uuiai-ii. t [i - a. total, entire,

complete, extreme ; ad. extremely, to
the last extremity, utterly, entirely,

totally.

yu/uiu, n<-y

s.

service, office, func-

employment; want, requisite;

tion,

furniture, ornaments, trimmings, apmoveables, luggage, clothes,

goods, service of plate, vessels, utensils; dinner-service; meats, victuals,

parel,

repast, dinner, treat, feast; pomp,

train, equipage ; care , earnestness,

church orsolicitude -^ klih,ib^L.nj

naments, decorations, plate, chalice,
&c. t - '^^jpi-'i'l'uMg in the public
service ni^h-f_, mu/iihij ^mpliMMabfr^t
;

insult,

of threats
s.

or

threat, menthreat-

-{ruV, a.

[i

serve, to take service,

-ni. Ii-nfj to

to minister;

ship fire
idols

llfli^l

n,^iri_lipu,lif,,

inui%ifi_ 4"-n_3
[<

to serve, to

"L,

be

to

to worworship

mat^i luiriuii m-^nt-^

in service;

4./.4u.'*.t/^,

mu,[_ni-Jk^ lyk^uitih -, to pay tho last

- i<%t^ m-fuuM^j to obey

honours

the passions;

witutliuiii

J'uiuint.^ui'jilri_

- to be one's own idol ; - mt^

to attend well, to care, to keep,
to guard, to watch, to spy, to lie in
wait for; to eat, to dine - m-mt^ or

lu'iiAp,

%hu

lihpuiliplij

to regale, to entertain, to

an entertainment; - u^4'"*'-z_'
to prepare the requisites for
the Mass ipuikuii_ kp } puM^,.ir mhe was oppressed by a multitude of
things, he was very busy.
give

i^hu

decay,

to dry up, to finish, to cease, to stop

ace

4"/.

^ufMn.uiq^'i,
tjlpiu-g a- armed at all
points, armed from head to foot, capa-pie ; -ipiuiliiu'i, a. military, warlike ;
-i s. managing of the shield, shieldexercise; -^/.itirya. to arm, to arm
at all points, totally; to equip, to fit

out;

to threaten with ruin.

ening manner.

h-.u'iinL.ah

who superintended immola-

\)uiu/iil,.//aA a. Spanish.

s.

to threaten, to

menace, to utter threats against

WuiuAq.uiiim'ii

ous;

Haiuin.'/iiuir, iii^uMj va.

orgies.

satrap,

m\i.

6 60

m\i.
dionysia

s. general of the army;

-nt.[3-^Jii s,
picked cavalry

WufuiuMU[u,[i

ii-ntii^

generalship.
]}ufiaiiiu^nn_ a.

-nt? s. service

waiting, attending;

-4fj

S. ^ui^noiiui^fij

}Ju{,iiuui^uip^lrir va. to

serve

-4"/-

4nL/?f -% s. service, office, function

administration; i/.^<ffr^^ -, to inure
or accustom to service.
U u/f</iiu/n.u>^ ipiliiF vn. to be sent to
service; -n-ni. a. served, honoured,

,,;

ca 1
respected; -mmpni-Pli S. Wuiiuuui^m/t,

& silver plate;'-.

serving, providing, purfunctionary.

cupboard for gold

patfi

u,^

veying;

a.

attendant
servant,
valet, domestic, waiter; lictor, usher;
l]<Y'""<"<-''<'

011b

-a/iiuij; <j<<y vn. to

close
skin over, to become cicatrized, healed, whole ; -lut/nt-tju/bhtr va. to leave a

trize, to

scar on, to scar

1]</''><

sphynx

to stain, to spot.

U*-"<t<"*
-es).
S.

*.

"

Gr. w.

[albumenize.
^^llm s.chem. albumen; -biTva. to
U'Y^na'4
"5 a. white ; s. white,
white lead, ceruse
silver coin; iratpn.uipu,huu pearl-powder, white;
- ^/A^^, zinc-white, oxide of zinc ;^
-". dressed in white; - mnAt^, to
whiten.
U<v/"<"<'4<"'/'^ ^.white writing; white
chalk -^n/j>a. white, white-coloured,
whitish -ii.t-q_s. flake white -q^hiu^
^al'a -tft./m /ij a. dressed in white;
- "piyip
Nuns consecrated to the
Holy Virgin -Pyp or RnpJl, S. Uajf.
uiuiliuiif-njii
-lip s. grey hair, hoariness -[uiym a. spotted with white,
speckled, dapple-grey, grey; -luu,n.%
a. black & white, grey -if'ib a. whitearmed -li[iiiii a. white-fleeced -4<"'*'(pZ.

belonging to servants or to
service, servile s. servant -4fj S.
-hj; hgff vn. to serve,
%iuiui<^iiuliltg
to wait on, to assist; to administer, to
bestow, to confer; - ifmn-uy n<-^in4^,
to serve to a person's glory; - <^..
iTuiifi, to fulfil, accomplish or execute
an order or command; -// vn. to be
served; -nt.p'f s. service, office, mi-

uiliui'b

o.

nistry; administration, dispensation;

^uiii^tultlr^ iTiuuiiit-qiuuh^j l^uautuMtifrij

serve, to be a servant, to do
service to, to attend, to wait upon;

Ijini-u to

-ni,e,l, sf.

maid-servant, maid>

'

guardian;

sf.

assistant, helper, sick

woman's nurse.
Huimulrir, L-jfi vn. to hope for, to expect, to wait for, to look for, to look
forward to ; to observe, to watch, to
spy to serve ; to be reserved for.
;

servant.
waiting forl]u/>uu^ii</'<nn<./?^/i<-tr s. intcndancy
-p-'h l^iJb High Steward.
]iiuiuiiin'i.aii s. waiting, expectation,
{"ry.
expectance, hope.
(]<Yii/i,i>f^u/%^ s. Gr.w. softness, luxl]<v<"^'<'i^-^<'^- fustic, Indian saffron.
|]a{u<^{r

uliiujj s.

l]<Yu</>^ a.

1].^/ii^<o{'>j.generalissimo, general in chief; --? *.

rank of general in

Wuit-iijiA/rj; t^p va. to plaster, to

poultice, to put on or apply a plaster,
to cure, to dress a wound, to bind up,
\iuiiriiu.tp s. plaster, poultice, salve,

unguent, ointment, pomatum diachylum, cerate, cataplasm ; - ^ Urp'i

;

ifiitri_

[gallant.

S. Muilriitu'i.irj:

noblo, chivalrous,
covered with honour-

WiMihiniaipiun.

a.

Wuiht-nt-u, a.

iiuikin^.WuiuiuMm.
[able scars.
uuit-n/
uuihat^ s. cicatrix,
scar, seam, mark; ^g. stain, spot,
stigma; - 4tit^i"*-/l scratch; iu(riri_
2-/f ( p^J^^ni-pi , to heal up, to cloaX^uifi

white-haired
white horse

-iji

a.

mounted on a

white
*
draught mules -irm^a. white (colour
-^/>^.

il'phe

of animal's coat ) ; -J'uiiiJpi a. whitebodied, fleshed, of clear complexion ; -JhpP- a. white-skinned ; s. albinos; -iToiincu a. white-bearded; -.
jkiia a. very white, all white ; -^uM,r,
u,j,y vn- to whiten, to become white
-"iiij-iuir

white-membered

a.

spotted,

marked with white

-*/'.
;

-".

striped with white ; -i4-whitish ; -il-a/iu^ s. white

hairs; piuii or a-pu/u S. O'^/'^v-^t,; puip a. whitening, rendering white;
-gni-Uii s. chem. dealbation, whitening,
bleaching, blanching; -gni.^.u'iitrir va.
to whiten, to render white, to bleach,
,i,ni-a,uu,

a.

brown

a.

to blanch ; -tpayui -ipum. a. snowywhite, very candid, of dazzling whiteness.

[puAtf. a. white-coloured.
Uufliinui^t-puiira. of white flock; -_
IjufpMtrutl^hJ'i

trqiy O. {ju/puwuM^uAiatf"*

whiteness, white;
- ^t-p-u^
candidness
splendour
hoariness ; - itub2i"3
H"'p"^"3t >
snowy bosom, ivory whiteness, alabaster of the neck.
Ou//'">u>^n<.^ s. white of an egg, albumen med. white scale of lepers ; uM^g white of the eye, conjunctiva,
X^uiliinuilini-P-'li s.

'

8!t

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uso.
sclerotica; -

spermaceti; ee[7//'* ^' albuminous.

chem, albumenoid

lifiu,!,,

tine.
X^uiliuituik-M.

s.

uftu/^nj

[spongy.

sponginess.

MiMitif-ni-P-t s.
|]<Yn<-7.

Pers.

s.

of dried curds.
U'V"'-7-4p. t/'j s. Gr. w. monks devoted to study.
\iui,^/-t-ir, tj/i vna. to put off, to
delay, to defer, to neglect , not to
for.

Huint-J-iwi-ffi

delay, deferring, tem-

,9.

porizing ; negligence , carelessness ,

heedlessness.
or ii-nj s. sponge
Uu/nc^f.
uiiiifli
i/ni-ui -, bastard
aJcyonium; -^<A_
,

nulit.nj,

2^l_

spongy platina;

iiultitf-uii-

wipe

warn

kindly, to

Muimni-p,

to

tfulr,,,,

,iufl,i.nil_

admonish

gently.

u,[inj

s.

duug of rumiuat[ing animals.

insinuate, to

l].ii/^/^u>,t</"S.U'^/'7-/"^-

t^f, va. to

U"//7-ti/*,

introduce gently, to bring in privily,

to foist, to thrust on - or
W'Hptl"''' '^3":i vn. to introduce, insinuate or worm oneself in, to glide
or creep into, to penetrate, to dive
;

\}ipq.ni.3i, s.

\i"H'iti

insinuation.

ll"//4"'-4

[into.

neat, tidy,

"

spruce, clean, terse.

,

\},^'i.^4u,l_.

Utnujpu/i,

S.

[,

U""/?-

,. leg-arm

S. Wwuifiiau

lie, to tell lies,

our,greaves.

hiTvna. to

untruths, stories

S. \imui/uount.(3-[it.'b

',

mendaciously -y^^
;

p.u,i,

oct.

a. false,

-nj[,

falsoly,

mendaci-

-i-y a. not existing, fancied, imaginary, chimerical.

liutuij., p -[in% luj s. Gr. w. stadium furlong ; q^l/.ynJI/i, ->, uu,u/i,uii_,
to gain the crown of martyrdom.
ous, lying

U.u<f.uiu. a.

-[uou

I]ii4i^

u'j

a.'wrongheaded, head-

strong, petulant, insubordinate, undisciplined ; impertinent , insolent

knavish, rascally, roguish; -< [-JhAuii^,
to rebel -u ,ibuMi_ or -i-r, tg^ vn. to
grow insolent, to become a rascal, to
disobey, to revolt, to plague, to be;

have badly ; -t^-^j/'i rendering

insubordinate -../?/..-* . waywardness, insolence, petulance, insubordination, mutiny; -p-p -fiiwij, to behave in a disorderly manner.
;

renowned

l],u.4/^.- a.

'^mui.rp.u.li, u,g a.

falsely.

indocile, morose,

disobedient, reluctant, untractable,

fro ward, restive; austere, rude, harsh,
rigorous, severe; -kJ", hgl> vn. to oppose, to resist, to be obstinate , to
disobey, to rebel, to be insolent ; -rt^f
s. indocility, disobedience, insolence,
rebellion; rudeness, severity, rigour.
Haimi/h^ -u utj s. Gv. w. stomach
belly ; n^ fy jb" - k^r-^hpy I have
a weak digestion; - /r./-_jio<-t I have
,

the stomach-ache -lu^mi a. stomachgastric juice;

gastric; - 4/"-/*
-u,ju,i, /i a. having a pain in the sto;

ic,

mach

*.

stomach-ache.
/y or u/j a. suppositious,

false, feigned, fictitious, artificial, in-

vented, fabulous, imaginary, chimerromantic, story-telling; -n^-Pf

. fiction, feint, dissimulation, falsity.
\ju,iM/i,uiJ', uMgiy vn. to acquire, to
gain, to obtain, to get; to have, to
possess, to hold to purchase, to buy:
to regain, to
^iiumflti to create
re-acquire, to recover; [lu.n^ -, to
achieve glory.
ical,

fai-,

ion, fallacy, error.

l]../</o^,

Un./f2^ l]n./.i^ U"-^iS. blast, hiss,

whistle, sound, song.
XSniiiali, u3^ s. axle-tree, axle.

UnAmufu/i,

upp-hi^, 2af'.-

with a sponge

off

irtuifli4ri^^p^u,p

-6-nt.Jft S. S"'-'

-nq_ a. thinking falsely

l^aiuJiuipbor erroneously; -n,-Pl> s. false opin-

sponge, to clean or

to

usu.

inventing; romancing;

w.tooi com-

&

posed of butter

care

;;

;;

judging falsely; -[h-^

speaking lies, lying,

u,^ a.

mendacious ; s. liar, impostor, fibber,

story-teller; -luoum^pt lying tale,
fictitious story, falsehood, untruth,
imposture.
)Au,u.ittJ

S.

^mirhj-;

-i,[,i

a. lie-

l]f.><%>-4^ a.

pseudoclerical;

-i/-*

myrrh.
Gr. w. storax; es-

S. l)n-""A"-i.[s^"'^ O'' oil of

l]i#>ix>^>,

/a^j

s.

\S"<>""i'uu,b(i a. false, fallacious, fic-

titious

-u{,uu,n^ir a. story-telling, ro-

mancing, fabulous, lying.

Uifu>fii.f./i^ s.

receipt, discharge-

acquired, possessed,
adventitious gr. possessive ; created,
made.[pier;purehaser, buyer: creator.
Wutui^l,^, -^ni]^ s. possessor, oocuWuiut^uilfu/h a.
;

i;

U8b
WititujnuMtlt

ny

U8h

633

purchase, acquisition, property, possessions, goods,

substance, power: creature; -^.
nM.pi,t.% s. great quantity of goods S.
,

s-

ramified; -m^>/n-/3? s. dactyle meter ; -MMii-np a. branchy ; -/>/", tjmy vn.

to shoot, to sprout, to bud forth, to
pullulate, to grow.
1]iit<r, hg\,

t/ *

owner, proprietor;

-nt-P-jiJu

s.

riches, opulence.
[session.
l]u.3n,.ffi, s. acquisition, gain, posl)ra<jnt.jfAt-.r ya. to cause to possess or acquire.
W^aiiu^ni-tiu>%k,r va.io provo to be
false, to render vain, to adulterate.

Mmutifuin. a. infatuated with false

; -m-P-f s. false opinion.
HmiHpm[iJll^ Gr. W. S. Wmui^u%.

opinions

Uif.^<.<

&C. S. l^"m^/<-u.
go-car t.

&C.

U'"^'<2_'i'7-nx-t/^ St

ijuilriiui'iiuij;

vn- to collocate

uitjui/

or settle oneself.

vn. to lie, to fib, to tell

untruths, stories, to impose upon; to

give the lie to, to belie; - ot.///A, to
break one's promise, word or vow.
1]i^jy/<%, /(tin) dx'iif' s. carrot; </</_
ph^ip -, parsnip ; -iyirl' - madder,
athamantha.
[ 35. 317 cubic feet).
X^mhp s. Gr.w. stare (cubic meter;
\iuiirpq.miniS[i J. perjury, false oath.
Winh-pif-ni-Hi s. perjurer; a. taking a
false oath, perjuring.
yuit-i,pi.p a. strayed, erred, roving,
astray ; -t#/", tj/. va. to lead astray,
to turn aside, to put out of the right
way, to cause to err, to pervert; to
distort, to wrest, to misinterpret, to

\iiat-ihir va. to collocate, to place,

to settle, to establish.
[chants,
Uaitrqi, s. mus. Armenian modulated
MSmhiip- piuiifi s. poet.
ll<trjr*-opu,tit#ra. to invent, to find
out, to forge ; -pufun^pl s. poetry

misconstrue -/./", fry7 vn. to go astray, to be led astray, to leave the

right path, to wander, to err, to fail
-nt-Oh s. deviation, wandering, error.

fiction, invention

luguj

-i-npit

s.

creator;

if-npituiliufb a. creative ; -if-npirhtr vu.

to create ; -^npifm-P-liti, s. creation
-ftp innate, inborn ; -^uA a. created; invented, factitious, forged; plastic; -liu,%n^[3-'$ s. plasticity, moulding, modelling ; -{fj ip-t-r vn. to be

created together.
va. to

tion, production.
Wmhiip^ni-uiirni

Wmt-pipi
\^aiirp2j

a.

inventcd,

devised, fictitious, false.

Xiuilr^,

niifb

stalk, stem,

trunk;
anat. focil gr. dactyle mxis. key, stop;
S. U'"*-?^; bot. umbel; -hjunj, pillar
;

Ot

smoke

uutl-nnLtio

or

ui9muM%u3LuMti

s.

JJuitc

hair, camel's hair ; -<_

chem. unhairing, scraping

of camel's hair.
weaver's small staves.

off the hair; -A-y<-4 a.

I]i4^

s.

XimJ^Uf uinfiuinj nll_ Or "- S. SpOCd,

haste, alacrity, diligence ; a. frequent,
instant; ad. frequently, often, instantly;
ad. quickly, hastily; very often, continually, incessantly ; umluiuMi.
or uin,\_ad. in haste, in a hurry, quick,
fast, with great speed or alacrity;
eagerly, hotly ; - 4"^., to persevere
in, to be assiduous, stedfast in, constant in, to apply or addict oneself to.
,

uu,ni-n)

\iu,l,[uujp s.

S.

hOUOUr.

Gr.w. sticharium, Greek

ecclesiastical garment.
U w^f% utnhuMb . ^ uinf^-uAj

S. brCaSt,
source, spring; -^

bosom; teat;^^.
tupni-fi

pap

nipple, udder,

Ifnilni- n^j^uipji &C.,

dug; /r uu,ku,%, at the

stags' horns

about the paps;

umt-^niAp ,f.iu^,uilif, ,
keys, key-board, finger-board of a
piano-forte ; - uMpia,lihi_, to branch
out, to ramify; -.<J^^ a. ramifying

-u/t,u,ir,

s.

PuM,l,,.'Jh s.

breast

sterility.

branches of a candelabrum!; umkuptJiip

hi0:pnt.u,g
antlers or branches of
,

a. sterile

-[iW.lrgmjvn. to bccome sterile,

barren, to be past breeding; -m-Pf
,

l]m/.

creation ; invention.
or ifpi . qnu'iip s. braHch,

1]u>->^a-n<.a s.

bough, shoot;

sterling.

s.

l-

*/i

create, to
produce from nothing ; to form , to
figure ; to find out, to invent, to contrive, to forge.
[author.
\Smlriip^lif^,-itnii_s. croator; inventor,
l].nt^*n-ma- _j g. crcaturo ; inven\iu,iriip-uj%hir,

child

iTu/iini-li

ft

umh,u'ii,

a-oinhi-nnhmi

sucking-

tan- titnh-tuiTp.

girt

liypuilipk-i^uuikunTp.,

to suckle, to give suck, to give the

breast to ; tl'^Llr" ^o suck, to draw
<

the breast

S- 'laimni-giuiiyir^

ui'ii^uiii^i_

Bsn
,

innhiu%g

to give milk;

usn

634

forming or rounding of
*-/i.uy_
the breasts in adolescence
,nlr.u%j'i,

l -k from under, from below or beneath downwards.

<

\i.npu,pmJ^uA,tirva. to subdivide;

irni.& umhui'li__

subdivision ; -p*-/" &c.

&c. ; -p%".4 a. living

hanging to her breast;

-^ lu'iiliu/b ^yifj, thy breast are fashioned jii" l"^ ^ uuiL-utbq jop jtifn/ my
hope from my mother's womb.

-p.u,J-uiiMni-UiM s.

tion

signature

earthly,
inscrip-^pwiiiA a. descrip-

Uut^iYtiT, tj/i va. to press, to constrain, to oblige, to force, to neces-

tive

-fni.fi ad.

with the head down-

gi^i ^,u[;hu,i^,

pursue closely; to solicit, to

urge, to hasten, to hurry, to expediate; -fiirvn. to be pressed, constrained, forced, obliged; to make haste,
sitate, to

hurry nmfiuiljir ^i ufi^nf u^'m^u I

cannot resist the desire to

to

pressing, urgent,
[pressure.
\3u.[,uini.t& s. constraint, urgency,
1]m/<^f.u>4"'% a. Stygian.
\iin[.putis.Gr. w. storax.
l]i^^&^n?< uy s. Gr. w- verse ^/A^
- f^pp the five poetical books of the
Bible.
ymlipu ,U./!p.Gnjv.element, point,
note line, verse; -t./", tj/. va. to put
or divide in verses, to versify.
\}a,iiirir, irgli vo. to adulato, to flatter.
MmpMiiniui/iu/ii a.

imperious.

weaned.
MSuHiu/iikir, bgl, va. to surmount, to
prevail; to hurt, to injure, to wrong,
to prejudice, to damage.
JJuA^uiir, iuji[i vn. to be taken with
XSwliiui^uimnig a.

a spasm;-^u1i/i/.
s.

a.

spasmodic; -^o*p

spasm.

or "/q l-p or n-ftutj t O-^w.

&c. a. at the breast, sucking _3/. 4
uiqiy sucking-child; - 4.</.4, infancy; -ii-filrir vn. to suck. [-.//J, lullaby.
Wu/iiinn,uij) sf. nurse, wet
Irpq.
\juiiti^ts-ty

diaphragm.

l}..>n&'<oV//i s.

anat.

|].ni'^nf./i .

Gr. w. chanting of the

S. il^,,p,pfr^

upon the earth

terrestrial,

true, just, certain,

sure, indubitable, assured, positive,

infallible, veritable,

real,

authentic,

genuine; ad. surely, certainly, assuredly, to be sured, by all means.

U'"w/'4*"'"*' "! stoical;
fufi.if.,

/.

stoic

.o^

stoicism.

IJmn,,

part;

.?.

s.

bottom, the under or lower

-,,undor, underneivth, below;

-^{'p

terrestrial,

mundane -^

mortals,

als,

mankind

s.

terrestri-

-%aMfuuSi,2

S.

^huibuiUuMfuu^ii ; -%(^<r, Ifuy vn. to fall

down, to precipitate ; to fall under, to
submit, to yield, to be subject to, to
undergo ; -iitaY. a. subject, subdued;
-'i,2^'bh,r va. to subscribe; -^it;r va.
to destroy utterly ; -n..uj.trya. to send
down ; -uu,pmp ad. affirmatively; -o..

4A a.
to

affirmative; -uh,r va. to affirm,

say yes, to consent, to confirm

-uni.Mfu.liu/ii a.

submersion;
submerge, to immerse,

liable to

-unM-ifhir va. to

send

to the bottom, to ingulf; --.

affirmation.
1]"'/><i s. antarctic pole; comma.
y^tnnpiuDtupy O. ^^ST mhutouM ny

/?f tA

s.

l]'in^4-<<p or pk^ pkl'g

ary or terrestrial things.
I

'^M.npyplipkuii

|]>/iyf., ni.if.uig a.

-f-tat-uMn. a.

subscriber; -q.pnM.p-l, s. subscription;

signature; description; -n-mn s. lower or inferior class ; -nmuiuliatii a. gr.
subjunctive; -q-makiT va. to submit,
to place or put under; to subordinate;
to subdue, to overcome; -q.p,n^u/b,
&c. S. YfJiP-m^puiti'i/ri &c.; -liuifuliJ' vn.
to be hung up, suspended; -4y' for
a. subaltern, inferior, subject, subordinate, serving; sublunary, terrestrial; -liuylr vn.io be subdued, subject to -litynt-P'h *. submission, subjection, subordination; -^t-" J.comma;
-limni-p uiniilTiTva. to shorteu, to dock,
to cut, to retrench; -^y/A a. inferior;

psalms by alternate voices.

U ./ s. Gr. w. sword-edge.
,

mundane

-f-phiT va. to subscribe ; to

sign; to depict, to describe; to trace,
to figure, to design ; .-fp"'/. * signer,

wards

to

luj -fif, hai^ S. Gr. W. pot,

l]iiin//L<%
pitcher; - Jp Jkqn,. a cruse of honey.
Minnjui J s. Gr. w. portico, porch.

a.

s.

sublun-

underground

a.

- tunnel.
Ximnpt-M- s. the inferior part, the underneath ; a. inferior, lower; or /> pr. ad. under, beneath, underneath,
s,

subterranean

down, below.
U>n>7^^

u.'iy_p

[or roller.

pt^y pkuig s. weaver's

,

beam

low;
lower part or end, bottom; subterranean; tartarus, hell; - 2,'iw LowII

"">//*. p'i'ng

a. s. inferior,

;;,
;

usn

usn

60S

er Armenia; - \i^np[.^ Coelesyria ; -^

irpipp , bowels of the earth // - w^;;
miiAlru to set, to go down, to disapVaiapi^ip , i^a s.hidien places. [pear.
,

etymology or derivation of a word

-ut-pj,

truthfulness, veracity ; etyetymologically.

\}inni-i^iuptap ad, truly ; ^4'" a.
s.

mology;

-opi/i, ad.

Uwf^u'f.i^t' a. lower, lowest.

knowing thoroughly, well informed

\imnp%uiii utj s. unfler garment.

Muinpitut^iai -lyi, a. inferior ; earth-

certain, sure, true, certified, verified;

-?/'/ n.- authentic ; written with certainty; -/f^tiTtia. to write with certainty to rectify; -fpn^-P^ s. authentic writing ; ratification ; -/o.. a. truthspeaking, truthful; -i-ui-uiu, a. ortho-

ly, terrestrial

-^'up^ S. TfcA.{pra^^.

|]iii^^%;

sublunarians.
U<"''/>''7u>(/i/% a. categorical; -^t_

1^

s.

attribute

to spe-

-^fr./", fcjf va.

cify, to

express; to ascribe, to attribute ; -^nL-p-f s. predicament, class

category, kind.
}imnpn,ltr%[, Gr.W. S. 1]"7Wainpnu, [y g. foot of a mountaiu
skirt of a robe or cloak
train of a
gown; ..-,/^^^^tA, at the foot of
the mountain
-aipmpi_ a. trailing
One's gown, clothed in trailing robes;
- uiuiuiJ'ni-iCufi, trailing gown - Tfk-^
,

n^flipi
Ji

promenade

uinpni-qp

]jinapai.um

gown &

in

dox; -4i/;<i-i" a. very erudite, learned,

most expert or skilful -uiu,,ni-,rS.
;

H^^u (id. Certainly, truly, verily, in truth, without

doubt -mhun,.pt s. sharp-sightcdness ; fig. keenness of vision.
U>nc.^-<r, ty/. va. to certify, to verify, to assure, to affirm, to aver, to
prove; to examine thoroughly, to inform oneself of the truth of, to enquire, to ascertain; to trace etymolo"St^/LuptniuuiwtnnM-ir

li,ni-j.p^ s. verifier.

train.

[gies.

tunuel.

- ad. ffOm

[,

bolOW,

y^mnt-i.ni-P'^ s. cortaiuty, verity, as-

u.ja. large, great,

volum-

surance, verification.

inous; thick, dense; strong, lusty;

harsh , close - f.ni.%^

numerous, powerful army; /J/>^%, great weight.

gr.

oesophagus.

l]<"'"-7>< s. anat.

beneath or under.
\SuinL.iitp

'j

\Smni.kp

ui^ s.

shadow

fy. shadow,
manes, ghost,
;

pu/iiuili

figure, sign; -^, shade,

a-u.i^/,1..

spectre, spirit; ..^i -, vain shadow;

-^ Jhi^ni. , shades of death ; the dark
grave ; -^ tl'zlrp';! > the shades of
night; - /rph^nplH, the evening shades;

Winm^utpuMpnt^i o. of great girth ; -^

boarded ; -[tiip-hj" va. to
board ; -p-ni.,ip- .9. boards ; pasteboard; //.puiuilji
&C. S. 2,""""""""'.
^<" &c. ; -^uin. a. furnished with
great trees ; s. large tree ; -f u>^4"""
p-ifPhiuf a.

-hi

b M/'" (I,'"
).
light & shade in painting, chiaro-oscuro - iupliii!uhi_ f, "iiliuipu to shade a
drawing pppti. ^- iu'i,giu'i,hi_, to pass
isi"

a. made of massive pieces or stones

very large, very voluminous; -Au,j%

l[iruAip

a.g'r.harsh, hard; -At^nA a. great, nu-

shadow.

merous, powerful

XSmn^-irpuipuHilr^r, h^fi vnu. to spoak

darkly, with a veiled meaning ; -pu/iM^

f/^if^-;

-AiuiiT,

-Jht^

iMigu-i

S.

p-uiW^m,

vn. to thicken,, to

grow thick or large, to enlarge; to

become or grow larger, bigger, stout; to increase in size, to grow;
thick & sharp-pointed ; -u/t_

er, fatter

-umfp

a.

heavy-branched -^mJlh s.phys.

magnifying power ^jnu.^ui%yj' va. to
thicken, to enlarge; to augment, to
increase ; "phys. to magnify.
[ness.
2C* o.

\}inni.uipni-P^i.%

s.

largencss, thick-

veracious
etymologist;

Hmnt-if-iupiiA a. truthful,
true.,

real, veritable;

-ui^uA

fl!..

s.

etymological

-itu/iu

ad.

truly; -friT, t^p vna. to tell the truth;

to verify, to explain ; to trace the

away

like

shadow

iruip^y,

m-P-lii^b s.
-piiMp ad.

life

is

I'ppi"-

ij^

yit

but a fleeting

circumlocution, ambages;
obscurely, shadowy ; -pn/u

bol. shadow-grass
a. producing
darkness (night) -^t^ a. shadowed,

s.

figured; -y/'/ tp"'^ s. sketch, draught,

outline; draughtsman, pattern-drawer; -f-pttTva. to sketch, to roughdraw, to delineate, to trace; to draw,
to represent, to figure; -^pnuPj, s.
sketch, delineation, outline ; sciagraphy ; ~^[wpuw a. skittish, starting ; -A-
uiirhJ" va. to darken, to throw into the
shade, to eclipse, to offuscate, to obscure, to dim, to tarnish; -4<ia-sha>

USP

uru.

CS6

figurative
dy, shadowy , obscure
symbolical; S. U"""-tf"'5''/"""; ~k'^P"i
a. shadow-like ; figurative ; -ia^i^p^f
s. seiamancy ; iMi<Mib- a. dispersing
shadow or darkness (light) -4n^ *.
;

umber, umbra; -Jhii- a. covered with

shadow, shadowed, shady, dark, obscure

s. sciamachia;
be covered with
shadow, immersed in shade, darkened, obscured; to grow cloudy, dark;

-iHupmni-P-lit.'ii

-"iiuiir,

luju,/

vn. to

umpliu.^

l]i^>><-(.

s.

subject, serf; servant

slave; vassal,
;

in the

ing in obscurity

-lunfim-Pf

liv-

gnomonics nfuitn S. l)"""-t/<"/"^ u^^u

arf. like a shadow; darkly, obscurely;
-mirir va. to dim, to obscure; -u,lraiu^
a. shadow-like, dark, obscure
fleeting, passing; -mn-S> (^iliuipmmni.,li) S.
camera obscura -pl/lnr va. to shadow,
to shade to shade a drawing -[ilint._
Plii, s. geom. projection -jv/j s. gnomon -^m-gu/iihtr va. to cover with
shadow, to shadow, to shade, to darken, to obscure; to hide, to veil, to
overshadow; to give shade.
;

s.
;

regret, concern, sorrow, grief, re[pent.

morse, compunction.

to contravene ; -{.uitimi^ a. indocile ,

disobedient; -f.m'bni.p-fitJb or -n^ah s.
contempt, disobedience, indocility.
1]ui./>p^^ s. Gr. w. water-sprout;
top, whipping-top, peg-top.

&C. S.

\jiiiitpiaiigfi-in

\]uiliu,,[i.p,

or

&C.

j^finii s.

Gr.w. gener-

habitation, or quarters, headquarters.

yinp/ju,!)-^! a. born of a slave ; -/_
6-i/ a. honouring slaves; -jpi a. slaval's tent,

-imi/". ""j/ vn. to be or

slave, a servant ; -^t" ad.
like a slave, slavishly, servilely ; -jm..

ish, servile

become a

^/bi-j'va. to

reduce

to slavery, to en-

slave, to enthral.
JJinp/flrir vn. to

become a

slave.

^"pil'j) .? fellow-slave.
ymft^ni-J, s. slavery, bondage,

yoke,

servitude, subjection.
Mmpnpniinii Gr. W. S. U^Zt/f"
\}inp,i,r s. Gr. w. strombus, turbinite, (a testaceous univalve).

a.

-ttnL.pi

s.

pestilence, plague, epide-

my, contagion, mortality.

keen-sighted

a.

yputlti'

eyed;

piercing-

^3. clear-sighted, perspicacious;

s. piercing sight; /5^. perspicuiclear-sightedness ; -4^ or -4_

uinp uin:bhj' va. to put to the sword

-<-/3?

-i,nn,.j

listen to, or consent to, to disobey,

-^{Hi^

to give the

Uc'oni-^ a. S. U"""/""; adulating.

Uoinf-^^wV/ti/*, -jf vn. not to like

long-headed; sharp-witted; - ^tmni,

pinnacled mountain -^t* a. armed
with sharp weapons - iu,n.^ chariots armed with scythes ; -/3i-i. a. acute-winged ; - or -/?-fi a. flying
swiftly; -^ui^s. fencer; S. ^fb,u[,.u.qj
-junq^nii^ u. killed, slain with a
&c.
sword; -4-"'y/ pointed, sharpened;

ty,

^,

cause to re-

ypmpkpii/ii S. Mtypiiuni-li

Uu'"*-^ s. falsehood, untruth, story,

fib, falseness, falsity; _jo<-ju.%t^
lie to; to belie.

^ii-nhrfSu,

pentance, touched with contrition.

0//^"% or inL.m, s. repentance,

U,^u#jiL._5."*t,rt;a. to

shade

-%iim/ruii_ a. sitting

slave born in the house.

U.n^n^tiTDO.to spin rouud.
U.../i^*'"r, u'J'yy vn. to repent, to
regret, to rue, to be seized with re-

a.

sharp-beaked

- io^i,

pointed shoe.
l]^u.4

fj

drawing-room,

s.

hall, sa-

loon; curtain; church-porch, portico,

corridor.
court
small
|]^.u4<(, 3 s. small hall
curtain, hanging, tapestry, arras ;-uiik-i- a.
curtained bed
^fpif-Ziiq
curtain-shaped -uHig S. Umn^f^'*'"'*"
\Spuiii,u;jhM^ a. eagle-eyed; having
a penetrating glance.
;

\^paiiii,j% a. shrill-voiced.

\Spu.ir\n. to desire earnestly, to

for, to sigh after.
XSpuiiruii, uMniihJ' va. to kill with a
sword, to put to the edge of the sword;
- ipitru to fall by the sword ; ->/tp4
S. ^nt-uypuMdkpti ; -Jkm a. acumiuated,
pointed; very sharp or cold; -Jfim a.

long

acute-minded

sharp-witted

clear-

sighted, subtle, penetrating, quick,

ingenious -Jfaliir vn. to be well-tempered, hardened ; -Jmnt-Pfi s. acumen,
acuteness , clear-sightedness , subtilty, perspicuity, penetration, sagacity;
-"iiaiiT, tuguif vn. to be pointed, sharp,
to end in a point ; to pass rapidly, to
fly, to go quickly, to fleet away, to
;

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615

rush on, to precipitate, to rush on

headlong; to be soured, exasperated,
to chafe at [ p.u,g - to disappear, to
fly away, to vanish.
^pulhlilttX a. acute-angled *. acute
an^le - t-n.iu'iililidii oxygon.
,

Wpiu^aip a. moving quickly, rapid,

swift, impetuous, violent; -[urvn. to

go

swiftly, to

run rapidly,

to hasten.

stound,to

stun;-p/.f/'tin.to

be raptured.

XSpmipniiaui . having the throat cut

ad. with one's throat cut
-^nt.^ *.
;

bramble, briar.

med. lochia, (evacuations from the

womb after childbirth).
Wpfsu/buar, uM^uij vn. to be holy,
sacred, consecrated or set apart, to
consecrate or devote oneself; -"itm-kp
S. XSppininuuinj^ ; ufuii, tt. Containing
relics; fasting rigorously ;. reliquiary, shrine -^ or -u{u,^,.pf, s. rigorous abstinence -.^tu ad. holily, without stain, chastely ; -uipi/lt' a. sacrilegious; *. profaner ; -ii{iip^,ii.p[iL^u s.
sacrilege, profanation; -,>^^i^ov h'i'^
O. \Aui2l*l'2_'f uuiqt &C. S. {jpliujpujii ,
&c. ; -iii^p a. fond of holiness, loving
chastity -uppu, a. holy-hearted ; -_
a.

singing the Trisagium

-A-./", fe-j/r va. to sing the Trisagium, to
sanctify, to hallow, to laud -n./3/n.i
Wpf!.iupiu% a.

ff.

DPP

~l,u &C. S. Wpinllli &C.

Wliiupp.lfjniL.^u/iilTirva. to charm, to al]^i<ui-u

Trisagium, hymn;

-p/ o. holily;

or iint^, 0. brought up
godly, pure ; -iliy^/nt-^ o. fit
for saints ; -i/.//^i . holy place;- _

'iihiuu -ubniXij.
in piety,

tC-i'P

august temple; -mu'^^

-pfrpoj'fc a.

pure-mouthed; -tlw hagiographer; -^i hagiographic books;

polished

tf-npit. f, a. consecrating; sanctifying; -f.npithir va. to consecrate; to

sanctify ; -fnpitni.pli s. consecration
sanetification ; -if-nuJiup a- composed
of saints, venerable ; -^nt-ij. a. of holy
assembly; -ifphiTva. to correct; -.
*f Ai. *" 'tp"!. * corrector ; ifptn-Pj,
s. correction; -^hq^s. purgative; uiAni-ijto take a purgative, to purge;

-nni,'!, s-

- u,uMi_, to purge; -qu/u a. sacred;*.

His Holiness, His Grace -qu/iihiT, k-^
;

jp

va. to consecrate; to deify, to idol-

-q^huu, a. clothed in a holy or

white raiment; holy, pious, godly,
divine; -^,uip.,A/t,nM-Plii.% s. hagiology;
-^luffiup s. Holy Writ, Bible; -r/iiuj^
ize

^uA

~t^tnuP pi^i S. holiness ; - ^t^, Your Holiness ; -/jv a.

enlightening the spirit
of spiritual
light, pure, holy ; -4<"* a. holy, pure,
chaste ; -lihmg t-jui^ -l/po'b a. irreproachable, pure, chaste, godly, saintly, saint-like, holy ; -li^npn. a. partaking of holiness ; -'j.u.r a. calm & gentle, clear & sweet; -^uyk-uir/ a. pudic
or modest-looking, pure; perspicacious ; 4t/ a. leading to holiness
sacred; -i^jhlrj'^. \}pp,p.u.i/.-j'i -_
Aftq. a. abstaining rigorously ; -Jhiuinj^
a. offered piously, with reverence;
-iTiit^ni-p a. very pure, holy ; -Jfm a.
holy-minded, pure, pudic; -Jinhiryn.
to have a pure heart or mind ; -i/inm-,
p-[iL% s. holy-mindedness.
l^PPuA, ( s. anus, fundament; *-^
O. \jiiE-hnuMlu/li

a.-

well

bright ; -mlTul,i_ a. seeing

clearly; of calm, pure, holy aspect;
,

vestry-room, sacristy; ~u,ni.ip

cyborium, pyx b-uiittin^ -uillin) pyxcover -p-u"!, s. sacred asylum, sanctuary temple, church, &c. a. sanctifying, expiatory; -puBp, ui^ a. sanctify- ^npi,^,
ing, saving, wholesome
sanctifying or saving grace; -piupmji
s.

-^ni-giui-kiF va. to
sanetification
sanctify; to consecrate; to canonize;
-ji>t^cjni.ah s. sanctifying ;
consecration; canonization; -l'"dL'^- shining
in holiness, pure, clean, holy; * -^u,p
s.

s.

polished marble

or

-^'iini-PfiL^t s.

~pt,

-j.'fcifi *.

inquisition

inquisitJJ^uitu/ii

Holy Office,

the Inquisition, the

Uppt./", tjf va. to sanctify, to consecrate; to purify; to clean, to wipe

off, to wipe dry, to spunge up; to expiate; to offer, to dedicate; to observe, to keep religiously ; med. to
absterge, to cleanse, to deterge; ipTopni-u, to shave the beard; - ^idf'.
ii.nt^iu
to pare the nails; - jni.a.u to
prune, to lop; J^pn^-, to refine by
fire; - qpnpir.u'b, to winnow.
,

U/'pfe sanctifying ; purifying

cleaning ; med. abstergent s. razor ; Jilrn.,ug, towel; - puicf-iuliJi the puri;

ficatory.
Wpp-litp a. abstaining

from meats.

holiness ; purification ;
purity, cleanliness, neatness ; expiation ; offering ; sanctuary * Communion fig. chastity, modesty innocence,
lippiji-Pf

s.

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;;
,

urn
candour;

integrity,

- Bpj
p-C^ ors/p ify

/?'tj or

c:

abstersion;
the Holy of Holies
most sacred; ^y"7<4
mecl.

temple church
&c
Your Holiness -/3p ad. holily.
U^pn.-4/i af. holy; sf. saint; Holy
O^ta.% ,^ s. pU swords.
[Virgin.
ll/fr/^/.-/. a. sharp-horned.
\^i,irir, tj,[, va. to grind, to sharpen,
to whet, to point, to set, to give an
edge, to acuminate fig. to spur, goad
or urge on, to stimulate, to rouse up,
-13-t

UPS

8
*D/'"/'f4
y^ffr^

cruet

uy

gauge

eoddy-muddy, larus.

S. ^Iruui'li*

ft

X^pni-uMli

phial, flagon, bottle;

s.

4l>i,Mupn--J^li^

cup-

ping-glass.
U^ni-/3/.i-% s. sharpness, acuteness,
subtilty ; rapidity,
keenness, point
velocity, speed, celerity; - /in#j, a;

cumen -

.i^*/'

shrillness.

rather sharp; s. flageolet.

}]f,n.-ab s. sharpening, setting, grindUf.#iiJ'/4*a.good- sharp-eared, [ing.
Dp"-*p */a s. leg, shank.
MlinM^i a.

to excite, to

zooJ.

stir.

liipi^'Piiij a. running or flowing violently, impetuous, rapid ; - j.t<" rapid river; -/>hp yf, to hasten, to run
,

with the utmost haste

-nc,pf

s.

s. cabinet,
lady's
]il,u/iuiaiia% , <i<y
private room, boudoir; nuptial bed,
thalamus ; bed-curtain.

Dpu^iupa/i,

rap-

m^

s.

perirrbanterium

id course, impetuosity.

holy- water pile.

WpP-uiirvn. to run out of breath.

[ij a. s. ruffian , rascal
XSirftliuy
scoundrel, varlet, hired-assassin, brigU^/'^n'i' s. minium.
[and.

li^.u^ti/', tj/ va. to sprinkle, to be-,

to asperse, to water, to spill, to shed,
to spirt out, to bathe lightly.

flute; flageolet;
i,ui^npa,ug , bird-call

U^///ij., upiitf-uig

s.

syringe; shepherd's pipe, reed;

Sfo.-u^t/_ upbifu,!. , to play the flute
fife

4o^#..uiiju.i

^P"kl't. ^- aspersorium, aspergile

holy-water sprinkler.

*Wpitki_

goldsmith's pincers.
& milk; -%ngs.

s.

coffee-pot; -umufi,, u,^ s. coffee-plantation

-pa/ii s. coffee-house ; - /. u^*/_
coffee-room ; -pmp uij s. coffeel-nlili
;

house keeper.
O^iX'i*// s. bol. coffee-plant.

chem. caffeine.
, u#j s. flute-player.
ySp^i-irir vn. to play the flute
hiss, to whistle; to bray?
1]^>^,

s-

to

<

-Y.ii././7

where

a.

the seraphim dwell; -^aLjnup , -j.nJri.,

-/ua^i/p a. where the seraphim assemble; s. chorus of seraphim -{..A
a. seraphic -Jiupni^p a. pure, holy as
a seraph; -'hiTu.'i, a. seraph-like; -i;A
a. representing the seraphim; -u;u4
;

a. guarded
by seraphim
-"4
crowded by seraphim
-uu>p,..u
;

U^<^t</i%i/i.'>/

seraphim

-uuiuni u. served

-mli,,

a.

S.

by

seraph-seeing
(Isaiah); seraph-figured (saint Mesrob ) -./iu^ a. resembling a seraph
-l-u.li a. surrounded or guarded by
seraphim.
;

a.

-pt-i

-ifiit-i_,

ta

a.

discourage, to deject,
person's courage, to
disconcert; to dismay, to frighten, to
strike with astonishment; -^i4y_, to
be broken-hearted , disheartened ,
down east, dispirited, desponding, to
dishearten, to

to take

away a

ed

want courage ; to be frightendismayed; -ptdt-iT, -pt-^^J" S.

\jpinMVpirf

John's wort.
Mp"4jpk Wpnpkt I'ji s. H. w. seraph;
-^. seraphim.
\Jl,a4nr.%f. a. hot. St.

lose or

'Wp%ii.uti,uip

XSpniph-fpiiuilj

palpitating;

broken-hearted ,
discouraged, dejected, despondent;
astonished, frightened; - mnit^, to

palpitate

*H[,7C^/iu,p- s. coffee

s.

TUliuiii'pu.fu a.

to pipe.

aspersion, besprinkling.
frozen snow-flake.

\Siiulin,.m, s.

*Wpuni-n.

wn^hiTt

p'itptf'^

ptr^nM-PptJt

dejection, despondency, discouragement, consternation ; -^t"> a. knowing all hearts

-^[A a. ad. with all one's heart; -^-^
a. crying, imploring heartily ; -q.ni-p^
s. anat. auricles of the heart ; -fim^
a. disheartened, dismayed, struck with
consternation ; -p-iu,pn,.aus. consterns.

faint-heartedness,

ation,

dismay; -/JmAj.

S.

D^oxupiu^

hearty, sincere ; ad. heartily,

sincerely; -^"j a. heart-sick, deeply
afflicted; -{u//? a. very desirous, anxious, longing for, amorous ; - ia,At-u
to make one's mouth water ; to inflame with desire, to enamour; -kki_
a. heart-broken, wounded; -Hi^J'
va. to grieve deeply, to break one's
heart; to rend the heart, to harrow;
-{l-P a.

;;

UPS

g:

UfU.

to excite to anger, to vex, to plague.

Paii/ipiT; -lipu/iips. aa<.

pericardinm

'^putd'mni-fih

-^uMTCya. grateful, delightful, pleasing;

-4<1kni^ *. bantering, jeering, mocking ; -il^i- a. heart-shaped ; -aij/.^ S.
XSptnui^uipJ-^oJ-uMi, ad, willingly; -,
iuiiT, "tgaif vn. to take heart or courage, to be inspirited ; -^pJ- a. pityor heart-stirring, pitiable , grievous,
touching, moving, affecting; -<^i/.
uinXhiT va. to strike with consternation, to terrify, to appal ; - ib%lru to be
struck with terror, to be dismayed,
greatly afraid; -ui^,/. a. re-animated,
encouraged; courageous, intrepid;
~,M{i,q.trir va. to re-auimate, to encourage, to inspire with courage, to revive, to put new spirits into, to raise
again or restore a person's spirits;
-^

to be re-animated, to take
courage, to recover one's, spirits;-.
uf%fni.p^ s. bravery, courage, heart,
boldness; -n-^irvn. to take to heart,
to get angry, to chafe -n.ai.^a. touching the heart, moving, affecting, tender touched, moved eager, desirous,
burning for angry, displeased, shocked, wounded, exasperated;, heart-offending , mournful
heart-piercing
-u.ira a. knowing the thoughts of the
heart -u.pa^i a. palpitating, trembling for; desirous, longing for -^u...

s.

vexation, anger

rage

indignation, passion,
ire , spite , wrath,

^i^nt.gui'iiiri^ t/jLn^

-p-t

smother or suppress the

indignation

to stifle,

of one's

fire

S. 2,p"'i^"t'p-'ip
XSpmlttriipiTt &C. S. ^jts-quMuptn^iT,
;

&C.
&C* S. UpuiJin^tff
U^"7i-( *. little heart ; bot. sap. [&cUpm^iut-nt-'f s, cardialgy; S. Upmm^- .
Mi^iiiMb^uAlril, s. cincture, apron, linen girdle ; dressing-gown.
[apron.
W.pialtu.'bhir va. to gird with an
\}pin%lllf, Wpinbnt-iTi

U//6-u>%^f/', a-.^

put on an

vn. to

apron, to gird oneself with a cloth

to put on, or to wear a dressing-gown;
^ni-piu - to clothe oneself in sackor hair-cloth.
[ing with.
''^iftuiifni.ai. s, the girding, or cloth,

-upiif.lij' vn.

l)'^/'"-

l)^^-<i. a.

spread, dispersed;

extended
sporadical ; ad.
scattered about, spread here & there;
diffuse

- itui^l,.-^ profusely, with great expense, splendidly; -^ s. dispersion,

spreading out, scattering ; the Sporades ; dispersed nations p -u ttm^
M-iuik-i^, to disperse, scatter or spread
everywhere.
,

U ^t^ptf

Gr.

jf.

S.

U M't-

heart-sick; compassionate, sorry,

a.

compassion,
anguish , grief; med.
heart-burn; -Mp ad. compassionateafflicted

pity

-j--/?^-i *.

distress

ly, pitifully; -^ni-^-At-ir va. S. U/'<"".

to affect, to touch.

ufiiil.hJ';

XSprnt-iy

a,

courageous, intrepid,
a man of
y/ -

spirited, bold, lively

heart.

fent, tender.

\Spmkn.uM'ii^ a, ardent, eager, ferv-

U^mfrt/^ a. heart-burning , rendwounding, poignant, bitter.

H^<4*2f""-Z3-^'-* s. heart's ease.

\^,pn,pu.liu,% a. relieving, cheering

up, consolatory, comfortable.

U^n/uitj^

*.

relief, alleviation,

sol-

ace, ease, consolation, soothing, comfort, balm ; diversion, recreation.

W^ifphj; ty^ va. to relieve, to allay,
to ease, to soothe, to assiiage, to console, to comfort, to soften, to appease ; to rejoice, to divert, to recreate - ijjhz^u , to calm, to assuage, to
charm away, to beguile one's sorrow
or grief.
;

ing,

WpunTmuMfiuib a, choloric, irascible

-%

s.

irascibility.

ypminnttT, h^Jt , -[nT, kgaij Vfl. tO

lose one's temper, to be angry, out of
all patience, indignant, in a passion,
provoked, irritated, exasperated, en-

raged UfUniTinfratuL. p.uinl^nt-lt 'tis f#M<^

he was seized with rage; -hgn,.g.u_
;

va, to make angry, to put in a

passion, to irritate, to enrage, to exasperate, to put out of all patience,
Itlrir

y^n-irJ; trjf, va. to spread, to disseminate, to disperse, to scatter, to

strew, to sow, to propagate, to diffuse;
to pour out or forth, to open ^m.t^
^.y/if u to strew with flowers.
ySip-^ti. * iron-bar, cross- or crow[expansibility.
bar, tenon.
~nM.[3js.
\\il>n.niitu^ut% a. expansive
;

U^o-nj u#j s. table-cloth.

y^n-ni.^ s. expansion.
,

V^ptt' "a

n^/attui%ui</',

^'-

'<'

basket.

lajiy vn. to admire, to

85

;,

'\\_pu,%^a%_p

-^ujni.iih

oou

660

U-PU.

be admired, astonished, amazed, surprised, to wonder at, to marvel, to be

wonderstruck, entranced, in extacy.
admiration,

s.

wonder, astonishment, amazement,

ravishment, extacy.
^^ufb^^m-guSbkir va. to render admirable, to make wonderful, to astonish, to surprise, to amaze, to ravish,
to strike with wonder, to enrapture;
~3"'-3tt. o- charming, surprising, ravishing, bewitching, wonderful.

ous

Goodness grac!
[ious
excellence.
Mp-A^ s. admiration,

good Heavens

\S^u,%ik-ini^

W^a/ii^-Jih

s.

kpRtij to be amazed, astonished, surprised.

WptriT, [i, uit- s. Gr. w. monk's dress,

wonder ^

-^m-Hii

monkish habit;

become

S. S*-*-;

iuniint-i_,

monk;

turn

friar, to

to

(4n-""^

imj) to take the veil p-nqnt-i_ q- to

throw off the cowl; n^ hp-h - l^i.-wL.
't is not the cowl that
"ilk lipoiiuM>-np
,

makes the

-aiitrt- S. U^trf^i.op;
;
the taking the religious
habit ; -uiplikp tbe ceremony of giving or taking the habit or the veil;
-lui-np a. dressed in a monkish habit;
*. monk or nun uiL-npfnf S. 11^4-/'u#,_

friar

-u,n.ni-PJ, s.

ij.lr,l_

a.

of surprising beauty, charm-

ing, graceful, fine; i^npir

thauma-

s.

turgus, wonder-worker; a. miraculous, prodigious, wonderful; -if.nphhJ'

vna. to do wonderful things, to work
miracles ; to do miraculously or wonderfully well ; -i-npitni-PliLii . doing

wonders, working miracles

prodigy,
miracle, portent -jo^ a. of prodigious power, wonderfully strong, admirable in strength; omnipotent -[ni-p a.
worthy to be heard; -&pi a. miraculously bringing forth ; -^..A S. U^u.'i..
it'll- ; -h^piH a. astonishing, surprising;
of an admirable form or aspect; -.
4/.^a. prodigious, stupendous, wonderful , marvellous, divine; -^-^ a.
wonderful, superb, majestic, very
glorious, imposing ; -uiu,jitu,n. a. magnificent, very splendid, brilliant, dazzling -uiuiuint-iTa. related or told wonderfully well; S. 2,/"'i_"'"/""""'-'^; -"vt"
ad. admirably, delighffully, astonishingly, marvellously, wonderfully, divinely, excellently, pre-eminently, to
admiration ; by a miracle, miraculously , prodigiously ; -,t
-,-/y_ or
mhul-li a. charming, ravishing, beautiful to behold, imposing, delighting the
eye, graceful, superb ; ~pu,p S- U^i.
^luinnptr ; -pt_y, a. admirable
;

stupendous -jn^^u/i.irj- va. to render

admirable, marvellous; -ipum.^. ^^u,_
;

\^u/b^ll,
astonishing

admirable, wonderful,
prodigious,
marvellous, miraculous; charming,
a.

surprising

excellent.

Uf /%^t^^ itiug s. sign, miracle

prodigy, wonder, marvel, phenomen;
-//lu uinAhij to perform or work mir,

acles
int.

fig.

to

wonderful

do wonders
marvellous
;

n'i/_
!

-^t,j

stupend-

uMM-npnt-Pt D. Xx^l^'tuMn.ni-PftE^i,
Xy^pinu f *. Gr. w. sedge, rush ; rush-

^fff-i/*;

[astonishment.
fear or

rope,
*\lfip'/' vn.

to be

fij *

Ui"7.>

mute with

veil; vest.

Gr. w. scholastic.
VU. tO VOll,

JiXpnilyiuuili^iwu a. s.

llpniltrj', W^oquipjjitir, tj[,

to muffle up, to cover with a veil.

JS^niin-Sh s. act of veiling, covering,

Do/? S. Upinn^i hot. [wrapping up.

l]o^^ uj *. Fr. w. shoe tp^a,p-ui_
if.u.d' -^
hobnailed shoes.
1]oi> ^^ s. plane-tree, platane white
poplar a. fig. stately, lofty, haughty,
proud clear (colour) - tp[,ilu,p highmettled, prancing fiery or spirited
;

horse.
XSoiiuAnt-kp a. offered to plane-trees;
-uuipuiu a. platane-like , sumptuous,
elegant.
Dof/ui<-^<.% WouiuipliJb s. noise, murI

mur, sough, breath; trembling, agita- uiaqutpP-nt-^ rustHug of the

tion
leaves - 40^5^3 hollow or rumbling
,

noise of the winds.

Uooiu^^iT t/n. to tremble with fear.

Woufi s. u"*
XSoufiiA s. murmuring of the breeze.

,
;

AM

,;
,

A^\^

661

transgress, to trespass; - "/"^, to

flutter, to throb, to palpitate ; - t"iTMuiTp., to revolt against; to despise; /.

puy-,

away, to fly away;

to inveigh against the
law; iluintuiuiJiiju/bkij to overpass, to
to pass

jopk'i'u'b

cross, to leap over, to outleap; j<_

^luiiLu tO lift Up thO
horns against, to rebel, to rise in requMinni-P-lru/lA

become pre-

bellion; to get proud, to

sumptuous.
'^ujllr^nLjm'iilfj'va. to

*il^ra^u.o.

A,{vev)

the thirtieth letter of the

alphabet, & the twenty fourth of the
consonants ; il_, i> three thousand;
three thousandth.
It is often used at the beginning
of words, & sometimes at the end, but
very rarely in the middle.
In consequence of the similarity
of its pronunciation, it is often cons.

l>

s.

causo to run.

cream cheese curds.

;

running, course.
'^ui^ilfiiqlrj' vn. to skip or frisk ab'^ui^t.3b

s.

out, to run here

&

there.

founded with

t.

&

ni.

for

example

'\\ui[3-u%u,liu,%ifi,lrMi,'b a.

its

h%^j
nfili

of sixty cub-

-Jtriy a. sixty years old

a.

mudh

-Jbu/i,

sexagenarian -u/ui^
sixty times as
ad. sixtyfold

-dyitfi a. s.

-^-np a. containing the

number

THuiP-iAhui^, A-^^s.three score.[sixty.

>lu/h'-o[3-is-t-uMh

p.tli~ni^ujn.~pni-nnM^uitt.

l3-M[ut^itA~l3-n^ut^uA

as

ij ufifuf^

names,

il if/^#/2_

&c.

Vartan, Vassages,Valarces, &c., and

in those cases where the Greeks use
ou or ^ the Armenians anciently used
P instead of the Greek ^, but in
later times i^was substituted in order
to approach the Greek pronunciation;
;

as

\*mu^^nu~~\*uipuk-q~1\uMuftj ^umuIi^

sexagesitho slxty. [ma.

4;'"/7<'%t/>'V7. a. sixtieth; s.
i^a.p-u'bir^lriu'b s. all

It is frequent in proper

"^ui^tf-ujii

&C.

HuiP-uifijia ad. sixty times.

Huip-unii, , .Af_j a. sixty.
ijui/u
/y s. steep place, precipice
* S. bf4f -'/:. ;-/'-* a. steep, cragged;
A hq lapl^uabir^j pblliAini-lj '^l^i Or 4".,
,

uhu to precipitate, to throw headlong

down u,%lim%^i_ or </;/^/_ ^ -Ig to be
cast down a precipice.
;

hnttL-quitils-ir S.

^ut/tfinri

XSpll^^'J't

fJn^irqn^auAtrll.

&c. The Greek m answers to our n^,

& o to > also written ioa..

ov or 6 long,
*'i[uif. s.

mill-conduit,

THuM^h^puM^p

i^^^p

tigress

t^-h-p
;

-luljt-pMMi a.

"^"t'

-e

streaked , striped
zebra.
hpuMQ s> tiger ; JuMtnut^

s.

brindled horse
I

inp[i,.% 4u,f.lrp

tiger

cub

tiger-shaped.

ta course

gambol, caper,

antics, gallop

a.

leap,

jump,
palpit-

neighing after / - - <- ad. swiftly, at full speed; by fits &

starts -u uio^ini-u to run, to gallop,
to gambol, to frisk about, to play
ation

ila,piTCuA f, s. end, term ; end, scope,

object; issue, event, end, result; accomplishment, finishing, conclusion,
close ; end, extremity ; end, demise,
decease, death, exit ; ^Jtb- - long
time, a long while ,-,! -ft ad. in fine,
finally, at last, at length, after all, in
the last place; J- to the end; !-"iljfb, at the year's end; f; -( uii^i.pg,
in the future ; f; uMt-m-p^u tyungftlf
in these latter times ; - pu/hjia in a
word; the pith of my argument ; - *-_
^uju 'hiTui
he died ; ^^uiuil. qtupt^ui^
%uii,tuu'ii he died as he merited; ^ lilAiuig fii-png in his last days, towards

antics.
\[uMqkj; trgp vn. to

run swiftly, impetuously to leap, to bound, to spring

;

or dart forward, to clear at a single

bound; to overstep, to surpass, to

the close of his life ; Jlrpi ^ - ipit-ij to

be at one's final agony ; - uin^in,.i_, to
draw to a close or end, to cease, to
end, to expire ; - uMnk,hi_, to make an

;,

of, to

shield ; -mi-np a. furnished with a shield; s. shield-bearer

-u..-ppj- vn. to be armed or furnish-

ed with a buckler ; -aitliuM^ "y a.

protected by a buckler s. trench fortified with shields - uM,Ahu to cover,
protect or defend with a buckler

i[^.<>^2C<u%<i^ii>%

-t-np

^u.%

6C2
armed with a

AJkl

put an end or term to, to

come to a conclusion, to decide, to
end; u,n.%t^j#.^ f -, to send to per- ^'fct^i to
dition, to put to death
bring to a close, to conclude, to terminate, to finish, to end.

end

a. final, last;

having an end.

-liblikg tl!b\iJ' vn. to

tg^ va. to finish, to put

to terminate, to end, to
conclude, to accomplish, to achieve,
to consumate; to execute, to kill;-

shield, to

^Mu/uTfu/iit-ir,

an end

to,

quML.nt^nub

p^P

nlifrtMihu

to

Jh,u,u%lri_,

make

life, to

quit-nt~pu

~~bhtat

end one's days, one's

take

away

ly,

kp-k - tp-k

[abrupt, precipitous.
steep, rugged, cragged,
^\fu4,p,tj' S. \spiib^.j:
,

I,

uig a. in
s.

season, ripe.

sticking.

iXuiliJ-yJ-

iI^.u^cAnt-cfti/" or
ipipiT
to grapple, to clutch strong,

ly with the hand, to lock one's arms

round, to hug, to hold fast on, to cling
il,'"'4 int. ah! o! alas
[to.
il_4u.^% pn, Vahaken
Hercules ;
;

Apollo.
ilu/4u>i

._3 s.

shield, pavice,

buck-

- 4u.un>7y
opfAuij
shield,
defender of the faith, of the law ; -,
._j
"ti">L. " carrying a buckler ; -ui^
4. small shield, target ; shield-shaped
clasp
tinsel , spangle ; - hphuui^
visor; -uj^f^ . esquire ; S. il'4'*"';

t-np

fellow-soldier ;
s. anat,
thyroid cartilage ;
pji s. battle array; -luJinc/fi,
;

-ut/i^i/ $

-.4"-2<j'<4

-u^^jnt,
s.

turbot,

dab brill
-ur.i,u,nuP^l,^i, s. fight
between shield-bearers
-uii/-/i.
u.
,

" frail,

perishable

;_

-Pum_

n.^,r or p-uMp^uMW a. soon withering or

fading away ; -^uimuip s. gr. plu-perfect tense -^lupit S. 3'"^4"'/* i -k^^vttyj" vn. to conjecture, to surmise.
poniard ;
il<^u.4.n^ s. dagger
sword, sabre, hanger, cutlass, scimit;

ar; a. sworded,
or dagger.

armed with a sword

^u,qui^ii.u a. arriving early, quick,

prompt; early, precocious, premature,

untimely;

-c,umuI,^

a.

arriving early;

prematureness, precoc-^uiunt.^ a. early, precocious;

ity
blooming early; fig. inconstant, fickleminded, unsteady, versatile; -^nf-ai^
a. provident -inu.ui Jlu^ s. premature
death -/;4 -Jhi^n.-^ a. dying prematurely, young - ib'i'lru to die prematurely, young, before the time, in
the bloom of one's youth, in the prime

-^uiunM-Pf

s.

ler; mech. lid, cover; pn. Vahan ; S.

llnt.^ ; fiUMn.'biailif -^
handle of a

shield

lat-

f^iuliuiufip a.

liuM,r m'Uiuif.uA

sooner or

- tift-i. unph'h uo sooncr

done -^iyj S. ^"'{""'qf^^

kv3 -tP""-

superhumeral, amice

ap-M,Vb

Dii/b

said than

or amict of the Armenian priests;

ephod, high priest's girdle - ^/.i.
"ling
deacon's stole -ut^Jtp -mi-np a.
wearing an amice or an ephod.
,

a.

't\u,^u,'huMli

uM'buiij.u.'h

er; n^liuMpf, - nf^jyJ- ufiiiuif-utu neither too soon nor too late ; "^ - {k ".
uu.gjt ^y-i, did I not tell you before?
-\iuquM^yii a. sooner ; prior, before;

defunct.

il/^oLm

directly;

forthwith,

J-l>ir vn.

morning, at dawn; - ai-phnu,

byegone times, of old, long ago, a

in

long time ago;^ _ c/mi/iA"4" ancientformerly; f - J-uiiriMM%uiliui^, time

out of mind; - g -tyP' soon, quick;

put to death, to kill.

kguMj vn. to pass from
life to death, to expire, to breathe
one's last, to die to be finished, consumed, to be drawing to a close, to
terminate, to end; ^t^ ro.o_^^
to die full of years, to die very old;
-itu/^a. dead, deceased, departed,
to slay, to

THut/Xu,'bp,r,

iluifiou

a.

in the

^[uilu^Cu/iilrjnt.yiu'iilrirva.io
life,

throw down one's arms,

ancient, old, former; ad.

anciently, formerly, once on a time
early, betimes, soon, quick; *. tomorrow ; - .p/ui.. very early ; - ^2.
g ,^n.u,^ou,% at the break of day or of
dawn, at the peep of day, very early

Hull

one's exit, to depart this

to die.

life,

throw away the

of

life

Jia^

n.<-ij s.

-Jl-n.

n,f 4

or

n.nul[ S. '([uinMU.

premature death -*_

60/. juncus rotundus aromati/L.4

cus, schoenanth; -/;nLui/4 {""iv

position to

marry early;

-^""1-

dis-

or ^n^-

satiating quickly; ^/"I'ys i^-^- earlyriser; - it^ilri^, to be up very early;

o.

,;;

,,,

^0.1
-ijpi or

a.

jHK-fi

perishable, ephemeral, fugitive, instantaneous, momentary ; -^t^ a. extinguishing quickly ; -u{a,a,l,p a. easily

deceived or duped -t-L-p a. soon ruined; -ipnlunUi ilHi^j-vn. to be unstable,

fickl?, changeable; -^i.^ a. soon falling or perishing
~^n^, a. quickly
;

rotting, corruptible.

AutqhJp

AM

665

passing, transitory,

antiquated.

A^uiqh^lraij a. soon ripe, early.

ll^iuTf'ioa.

lug

ihJlf

or llbuih

i^int-lih, antiquity.

1 <ipi-l! s. to-morrow, next day,

the following day ; - or ^ - ^ - ui'bq.p
the morrow, the day after, on the
morrow, to-morrow; f - mli^^ jh,,,
mTiu^hi. "Up the day after his death 4n
for fear of the
t'pkb'-'d' 4i."'ir^i""'iii'
future; qpip ili"'u:"-b''" after to-morrow f, Jp^u -% , [, Jiii.unL.ir - , the day
after to-morrow ; ^int.iAiif /. - ,._
**/_. to put off from day to day.

il^.^A-

^Xtuif&uiiM O. "^Xutpi^uib

[since.

4tw4

ad. long

p -ti4

i[uit,ncg a. ancient, old ; - , /. - or

~ ^Irink ad. anciently, formerly, long

since ; [> J-iuiTu/iiai^atj of yore, time

out of mind, from time immemorial.
Tiluinp^m/i y or [i a. morning ; [ - ad. in the morning, early.
,

^.uii^pi^huijti

morrow

/f

"^tuw^i-is-u/it

day following; (
to-morrow night.

of to, tho

a.

uii-ni.pli

^iiMiinpn.lruifb

4uint.ku/ii

^p^pP'/,

iluMqnt-j ^t-iak ad. already, formerly,

long time ago, anciently

iyuii/ni.^ a.

other times.

a
long since.

ancient, old, of yore, of

[swiftly, rapidly.

iiui,^laiii_ ad.

4u<>^i/.^<o(^

quickly

very

fast,

soon, directly, sud-

ac<.

denly, inconti-nently, immediately, in

haste, in a hurry.
ilatqilaiiiuimku CI. quicksightod ; -i-np
a. smart, nimble, quick, ready, active.
i[uiil^qkj', Irjp vn- to haste
to
hasten, to be in haste, to make haste,
to'be quick, to be hasty or precipitate.
,

''[^l4!"qe^lik3 a.

throwing hastily.

lively

brisk

speedy, prompt, precipitate.

[provoked.
bUsiUBSS ,
;

purchase market-place, hall,

mart, fair -^ provisions S. tTta^.
^luiiuili iftufpuM^iuiiiuli retail trade ;
P - uipliuAtru to sell, to put up or offer for sale; - i^'uhu to be sold, to be
on sale S. l^u,.,.u/ii[ij:
i\^uiCiun.u.plrpiFir vU' to import -/iA-_
/.ot/S? . importation; imports; -i-tp
-^uipni-li s. cheat, swindlery
s. bill
-fiu/it s. merchant, trader; tradesman,
shopkeeper, dealer; Jh-b-ui^u/iiiuii IiumJ"
ipn^paifiu'iiuili wholesale- retail;

s. commerce, trade, dealings, business; uMni,hi_

to
to carry on commerce
trade, to deal, to traffic; -4^5 *. partner, correspondent; -^ot.^. a. selling
or sold wretchedly - uiniik/j to sell
- ipihij to be sold -li^m-p-'li s. part-

dealer;

S. "[juji-

-liuiiini-fd-'ff

nership, company; -4uAti/' na. to export; -^u.'hnu.pii s. exportation; exports; -"bn^ s. market, bazaar; mercery ; -25"4 a. commercial, mercantile,
trading ; *. opulent merchant , rich
treader; - ^uir^p mercantile city;
~ ipiiru to trade, to deal, to traffic,
to gain ft - uip^uAt-jjir -^i^^^ it^t-u
to invest in trade, to speculate; ~^u,_
i,ni.pl, s. gain, lucre, profit; S. C"'^'"llui'ZCitin.nt.p- fi ; l^yhutuq^q-ni-ut
benefit
that commerce confers on the world
-iifhin s. provost of the guilds
-u^p
a. avaricious, greedy of gain ; -u[ipn,.__
pf s. inclination for commerce illicit
trade -oii-ff^ , -puA s. market-place,
,

bazaar; emporium; counting-house;

uij s. broker
middle man ,
agent; - ^n^, jockey; -p^m-P^^i^ s.
brokerage, commission, agency; -^^

-plini.

or ipniina ^.

ll <02fu/n-uj/'a

i[a>2C/.'ir, A-jf va. to sell, to debit,

to sell off;

iMijupu/bnj

ready,

to sell at.

'

.
.

_piiAy -n.t-u, how much? what is the

price ? S. VT^^""^^/' ~ ffi^ t ikn-u m.^
pnt-^ to give up, to deliver, to betray.
AiuTfuin-Jili a. saleable, marketable,
!

hasty, quick

S.

i]^u,^i2ifliui%nt^ s. antiquity,
i^.^>^^,i.

ni-^

commerce, dealings, merchandwares, commodities mark-

et, sale,

S. ll'".

'^\uil^iuuni.l^ S. 'i\iuiiui^iuun'-h

Or

ise, goodc!,

'^^uiiJ-uiiTniliuiIit-uil

s,

i^u//^ .p'". S. ilu#^.

trade,

a. ancient, old,

^p

sabre, cutlass, hanger;

S.\}ui//p; -Muc^p a. armed with a sabre.
A^qataunt-Sit a. easily offended
touchy, hasty, irascible, passionate,
wrathful; - ijfiikij to be hasty, irascible , quick to get angry , easily
A^uiifi

!
;
,

G64

'las
venal ; - ^At/.. to be sold, disposed
t^2S'uiK.,^ s. seller of, dealer in.

of.

HuiTCuMn-ni-ffi s. sale, selling.

H^.y

or nj

[ij,

grief, lament,

s.

moans

woe

alas

oh ah !

me how unhappy
!

Jkit

woe woe
!

\ujkL^

S.

-^ul
I

^t-q_l

nii%t-i.l

am

to the

woe to
woe is

^tuiiutp^

great city

A^ylrtp ,-k,-h%,-k,-h-b
become, to be be-

V. imp. to befit, to

seeming or seemly, to be proper; n^

- ii, it is not fit, it is unbecoming.
i{ujjhikit a. worthy of enjoyment;
enjoying.
-i[^,yirih,r,

tjf

va. to enjoy, to taste

possess, to have the enjoyment

of; to relish, to taste with pleasure ;
vn. to become, to fit, to sit well on
to be proper, suitable, meet, to beof, to

seem ;

jaipifiauliu ^piniii%^

tO CUJOy
c,u!bnkpiu
,

the fruit of one's labours ;

tyu iluMjirik .ptiu this coat fits you well.
i{wjtit-^ni.^uAkJ' va. to cause to
enjoy; to cause to participate ;* to
dress well.
i{uylrini.iuit ^.'i^^t-l^.

^"il^ll

'Jtfii

enjoyment

[ionCO.

conven-

convenient suitable
rj^u!
proper, congruous, pertinent, decent,
becoming, fit; well made or shaped,
comely, elegant, prepossessing, genteel, pretty, graceful ; enjoyable, enjoying ; -u ad. elegantly.
i[ujjlriiuii!.u/b a. eloquent; -m-Pf s.
eloquence , fluency of speech ; rhet.
elocution; -pu,p ad. suitably, decently, properly, pertinently, aptly, justly; comely, elegantly, genteelly, prettily, graciously; -^t-q_ a. very goodlooking, handsome, lovely, fascinating, charming, prepossessing, graceful, fair, beautiful; -f.fimmli a. of fine
aspect, well-shaped, good looking;
-(uipf. a. highly ornamented, elegant-

adorned; -ifiu'ii a. becoming, elegant -liia%ni.p-'^ s. decency, suitableness, propriety, conveniency ;

-4ftj a.
equally decorous; enjoying together;

ly

11,113

[fitting.

Hi.ylritj-'ii^ S. ^lufil^iiP'-PT"

disaster,

you! - piAl

vn. to be distinguished, to render oneself illustrious, to be remarked; to

enjoy; -*y v. imp. it becomes, it is

woe, cry of pain or

wail,

calamity, misfortune ; - t"/"- "u"q^~

^hi_ or 3?^*/.. to cry bitterly, to wail,
to lament aloud, to deplore, to complain ; - liuipn.u,i_ui%iltu to create misfortunes for oneself; utptf-uipht- -^ yii
upJ-u^l, they are truly unhappy ; int.

u'lihiT va. to adorn, to

embellish, to decorate; to delight.
''\jyl^U.""-"P " proportionate.
il3%/i-? s. suitableness, propor-

decency, convenien-

tion, propriety,

cy

decorum, dignity, nobleness;

comeliness, elegance, grace, beauty,

splendour; enjoyment, use; delight,
pleasure, advantage - hphuui^ come;

liness, loveliness, attractiveness.

i[yt^,t_j*.enjoyment,possession;
delight, joy, pleasure; convenience.
il-yhj; Irjl, vn. to whine, to cry out,

deplore, to lament aloud; va.io

utter woes, to menace with woe.
to

^yP^t-ir, h^ft va. to empty, to pour

out to spread, to diffuse, to cause to
flow or fall.
^lu,ji.3h s. whining, cry,
T\u,jl,t.%
shout, lamentation, groan, moan.
A^iyp "j or /y s. place, spot, space,
extent, part, ground; field, plain,
camp, country jui^""-* -.p immense,
vast spaces j^y"*/" -t here, in this
place now j-y'-'f -t there, in that
same or very place ; then; Jlfii^iguyu - thus far, to this place ; until
now; jnp -, in which place, wherever; - j7< <"/. - Jt, z. short time, a
moment, an instant, a little g-,in
vain, vainly; f -. below, under, beneath; S. gt* Ayp\ j-yiT'-'i'-t somewhere else, in another place ^ 4tpnt-uin Jpii^i- fi - from top to bottom;
;

<

<

from head to foot; ^.u/juiip -fi. wild

beasts </typ ft -k wild honey f -p
p%u,l[lru to live in the open air, in
camp ; - ^uimiuiiirij to go a long way;
^qp q-iu/j to go around, round about,
to go here & there q^ip mi^t-i^ qm^
to look round about; [ Jp - ^imp/j to
assemble, to resort to one place ;'fc^
- ^.ap^uAt-u to abandon, to forsake,
to cast off, to desert f - ^uip^iu'iihu
;

to disparage, to sneer at, to

defame, to slander ; /> - ^pJ-t-i, to

uipliufutrij,

beat down, to overthrow ; ju.^ /I uip^lruii^, looking down, with one's

eyes cast or bent down ^np - %t-qnt.,
p-kuAj ^uiup iru to what trouble have
;

I brought myself

mi

668

-,,

'l.U.'b

Huifpmpuiii S. ^q-Bl^iiufbaipu/ll J -p.uip

S-A^iypiuuiutp ; -plfp lug ovta drawing or inclining downwards, descend-

lower, to humble, to abase; -^mli a.

circumscribed, bounded, limited, encircled, enclosed, surrounded, shut in

mundane sensual; -pt^trS.

on all sides -^mp^a. 8. 1'froAujpi"//^^;

- A'"/'>"-/'7ip > mean, grovelling, base
thoughts -^u,pin^id^\,db s. fig. giving
oneself up to the vanities of the

ing;

/55'.

1incju>%'<r; -pt-p^ir vn. to incline, to

lean or draw downwards, to descend,

come down,

to

to

-p^iu,^ a. living in

savage

be carried down;
the open air ; wild,

deserted, uncultivated ;f/Afc^

pMnpuAiu,. ! -u,io dwell in tents ; - ^.
*A^L o"" -^-hb'i' vn. to live in wild or
desert scenes.
({uypiuf , /oj a. ferocious , fierce,
wild, savage, inhuman, cruel.
'ii^puiii.iup.iup ad. ferociously, cruel;

ty

O. ^tUjnlsrUU
i -9
S. pti/1itir; -t^utiiUMtT^ '"3"^ vn. to be-

come savage, wild

fierce

worse

or rude, to grow
n-iaum^ a. savage

-f-iut-ip- s. court-yard, vestibule, lob-

by

^piIiMMUin b, 1\uijplrliutJ^m

^t^iuia

vagrant, erratic, vagabond ; lewd,

libidinous ; -^n,.p^ s. rudeness, ferocity, wildness.

a.

iljujpujq.mukJ'va.to postpouo ; -pt.

M-kiTvn. to fly low; ~pin/j_a. inquisitive ; -pmi-^i-P^iA $. inquisitiveness
-l^mii a. local ; - ^nifinJanL-iR,, trauslocation ; -lihmg a. S. A^jpuipiiui^ ; local
-IpihiTvn. to look down; fig. to be allured by worldly things; -4"4 a. prone,
inclined, downwards, sloping; -4u/.

jtuMj

a.

looking

down

tricky, sly; -4<i a.

vainly;

-4.//

a.

malicious,
barking, baying
;

fig.

common, ordinary;

world, vileness, baseness.

"^uypkJ^hglt va. to disperse, to sow;
-ftirvn.io be dispersed; distracted.
'^uyph'bmpuMp ad, like a savage
cruelly ; -pmpnj a. of savage nature or
character, churlish, clownish, intractable, unsociable, rustic, coarse, rude;
-piui^ a. living in the wilds, savage ;
-4i% a. wild ; barbarous -^t-p a. feeding on venison; -Jpm a. fierce, wild,
savage, brutal, barbarous, ferocious,
cruel; -%utir, ti,^h;i_vn. to become
savage, to grow inhuman, brutal, ferocious, cruel; -t/m-ju/iihirva. to brutalize, to render savage or ferocious;
to exasperate, to enrage.
A^'jpl/i't a. wild ; rustic, unmannerly, clownish, boorish, ill-bred, uncivil, savage, ferocious, fierce ; -ini-f
s. savage nature, inhumanity, fierce;

ness, ferocity, cruelty, brutality.

'l,"^ft# s. descent, going down.
A^ojpl' a. wild, savage.

A^pth
time

tt
little was wanting
was very near
it almost

irt-u
it

. . .

ing ; -juip^ s. ground-floor ; -y/A a. impracticable, desert; wild; -"iilikmi^a.

4tt//

i[u.ipu,ui,up ad. in

vain, uselessly,
a. vain, useless,

common ;-i"t^^
coquettish, given to dress ; -"/
S.Qi, LjbuMibu uli I IUMBUtuni~<'Jit a. getting angry needlessly, causelessly.
'Hajjpuiuit-ui s. toparch.
MiypuMunt^ a, savage.

futile, insignificant,
a.

'^uifpuji^uMuiiiir B, "i^iujpiuiluMuiitpir*^

scattered about, dispersed,

sporadical ; -ilutmifir vn. to be dispersed , scattered , thrown here &
there ; -tlymint-Hii or umtsa s. dispersion; -pi"i- S.U/'F'*';-3"iffl. scattered
about ; -gni-gtu'iih>r va. to depress, to
4uim[!ii a.

to ...

. .

. .

to descend, to

vainly, to no purpose;

vagabond, dissolute; vain, chatty;

-Jllil- a. sloping, inclining downwards;
^ymS-^i/" vn. to wander, to go wander-

fallen, demoralized.

^ moment, a little
i-- n^ not a
one moment;

o"^-

'It

an instant
single instant, not
,

H^^p[i'f B.

^.ujfplrir.

'\uijpf,2ui'i,kj',

ibuM^

-QiiT, i^uii^ vn.

come down.

hup 'lipn or IthuJn H/W/"minute, moment, instant, point;

- ov - Jt ad. a moment, a little tinje; t
- truiju/buil^p ft JlmM-MT iliuiplh%p iu a
"^Xiypf^h-iMib

*.

moment,

at that moment, instantly;

directly, incontinently, instantaneously ; S. d>mi/".
i\^ujplik%,uliu/), a. of a minute ; instantaneous, momentary.
[pole.
i\uijpn,-qp s. phys. cathode, negative
Ti^iypni-iitn ^ - ad. itotB below ; - [i
,

upwards.
([uypoptuif

[hp

[terrestrial.

^uA

s.

a. living

repulse

on

this earth,

S. 4,"'*^

HiMAiu^ii/ii a. crystalline.

T^uAiuluA s. cenobite, monk; prior,

superior, abbot; a. conventual, claustral, monastical, cenobitical ; -nt-pj,

,;;;

ceo
s. priorship , priorate, dignity of a
prior; monachism, monastie or con-

Tentual

life

-libui^

tgmj

monk,

*.

-^fj a. cohabiting, dwelling in

[glass.
the same convent or house.
il^.uiu4i s. crystal, rock
crownil^u.iui4pti/.zoo/. hawk's bill turtle.
'<Y.u'i,Mui,,yp s. prior, superior, abbot,
archimandrite -i^u.^ <oj s. baggageguard -mn- loj -mn,-p s. inu-keep- q-fip
er, host, hospitable person
Jupiter hospitalis --*> *. monastery -mpyj' h^l va. to harbour, to receive into one's house~br hotel, to enfriar

iXuittlrpka s. butler,

small

dwelling, cottage, hut; cell.

Aja-hli

lable

tertain, to

welcome -inpn^sj,

pitability

-i.np

s.

s.

guest or host

hos-^"-p

tourmalin, lyncurium.
i^i.^ S-

cally

1|^.%4

-ti/" va. to

sound of the
il^uit^^u.^

flute.

,j

s.

network

cage

gridiron ; grating ; windowblinds, persian ; lattice, trellis

baluster, balustrade, railing
balcony,
terrace, belvedere ; S. g.u^/f/^.
il^-A^a,liu,fnpbr a.composod of bars,
grated, latticed; s. lattice, grating;
wire-netting, wire-work; balustrade,
baluster ; -l/uiui a. furnished with rails
or bars, grated; -likpai a. of trellis or
lattice-work ; -.^u.'u s. grated parlour;
-ufutu, iM,j or fj a. enclosed by a grating; s. bars, grating, trellis;- ^u..

grate

a,ni.iiu/ii,aj

wiudow-grating, lattice

gr. syl-

repulsive.
'H^^nplsiy

>

^ pkha ovpt-iuj I. pi. monasconvents ;^^. monks, cenobites.

il,i/i,^aL s. expulsion repulsion.
il^.%p %aij/ tifiii or t""-j s. convent,
monastery, cloister, friary lodging,
abode;
dwelling, home, haljitation
house, mansion; hotel; inn, hostelry;
- 4t.<.iru,j nunnery,
cabin, hut
iluAu niJhhf_. to stay, to
convent
lodge, to take up one's lodgings, to
to
ipui^k^i_ ^ ^<%
dwell to stop
cloister, to shut up in a convent.
\uii_ int. bravo! courage cheer up !
come! ho! -! -! bravo! bravo! oh!
oh! ha! ha! -! woe! alas! ah! oh! - piAl
happy me! lucky fellow that
or opiruj

teries,

-""tk" ad. syllabisyllable ; -/.'ii *.

sound, voice

s.

[,

mus. tune.

rl,a%nq.i.iuA tt. Bxpulsive

^^lu'Lnpiy or opiy > .p JT

s.

S. l.'*""4y/*

or U.4i - S.il,"<*'"4*"

iiu.-i,p

house-steward,

major-domo; chaplain;

am!

3'w

S.

laudable, praiseworthy.
fJ or ni-g s. usury, illegal interest ; -f - t -"- <"' ^'''^ usury,
upon usury.
ij^.u^f ""4

<[u,^u

blinds.
'Hu/ii^ui^tiT, t^[, va. to grate, to bar,
to trellis, to lattice
- ^pt-n-piu to
cord a bale, to bind up as with netting; - ^nt.%q.a , to lovy, to assemblo,
to muster soldiers.
;

'H-iA^.tiT, Irjf, va. to undo, to destroy, to ruin, to upset, to overthrow,

to overcome ; -l-r vn. to be infected
with, to have contracted or caught a
disease.

A^u'i.^ni.ab s.
^iri_

rmn, destruction;

to devastate,

to

u-^

'^^uj'h/i-uip

crystal

^p"l

'i[u/iihir, tr^f,

S. l]

lu/fi,

talions

-^uA

s.

-uMiiik-in a.

soldier in

desolate, to

bravery.
A^"'i_ or -t

covered waggon

ruin, to lay waste.

THii/iiira^ a.

usurer ; -J-nqnilni-Pfi n-nt-Pt S.

usury, jobbing, unfair interest; -utp.
-juiTCain. , -mni. a. usudous, practising usury.
ijuj^tiT, tyf va. to practise usury,
to lend on usury, at unlawful interest ; f.a.^t^ui'bu - , to lend money
on usury.
il^m^m
fj or "ij s. battalion ; -"_
i/.r, u,^tu>i_ vn. to be divided in batig S.

i*AJt-/i

s.

crystal.

major ;

camp

-/<4

mi^uig

-^nM-P^t-i

s.

s. carriage-hood;
-un-np or -4""n'-*

l-j

va. to drive out, to ex-

^.un.,

pel, to thrust

ardent, burning, inflamshining, brillian't ; mus.

grave; bass; *. fire, ardour, brillian-

tack, to defeat, to rout, to conquer.

purple, royal mantle, veil, tulle, gold

or push back or aside,

to chase, to drive away, to pursue
to repel, to beat off or back, to at-

f,

a.

ed, on fire

cy

splendour

standard

banner

067
brocade

royal robes ; - iiyii mus.

(i-ii.) the sixth metre in the Armenian hymnal ; S. lou,^^<u.
- [, ~ a.
glittering, sparkling, resplendent.
,

'y\^un.uiuiiu%

'^\utn.ujpuM%

ui_j s.

S,

'.

tuuiut^

- o^.uid'nu.iffdt.xwsi^^i chimney,
[chicken - p/.pt the - pules.
'^\_u,n.hu,li or a-kii s. pullet, chick,
^"-tilip ilfu.j s. arms, armour.
k'-y focus

>

ilm/uA-^/,^

s. little

or

young

chick-

<

on that account; - y^, for which?

whom ? - npy why, therefore, by

reason of which, consequently, wherefore - u/bif-liairiM-P't through ignorance, ignorantly - (mu^, ^n uiui,nnt.uM_
for

liufi,^

to light up, to set

^[ui,i.tir, tjj, vn.

4.U.U

"'V^ma 'n favour of the elect; - ^,,

for, because, wherefore; - ^p, why ?
for what reason ? - uiflip ot lyiinplili "Otp *^^ '"it"vbh ~ "Wv ^^ '"j'"'t'bk
for that reason, therefore, to that end,

cuirass.

S. ^nutLutnuA

';
;
,

by means of Thy most preci-

ous Cross, through Thy intercession;

fire to, to fire

to fire, to inflame,
; fig.
enliven, to inspirit, to vivify, to
cheer, to raise the spirits of, to urge
on, to excite, to "rouse; to arm, to
equip, to fit out; to put on, to attire,
to dress, to bedeck; ^t.fc#_ po^pn.
.gi'U to inflame, to heat, to electrify,

to

with enthusiasm, to enrapture,

- /j/'o^." to hoist the colours.
ilujn.frjnt.juAt./' va. to kindle , to
light; fig. to arm or equip.
"t^^un-pir, hguii vti. to tatc firB, to bo
kindled, lighted, to be on fire, to burn;
to arm oneself, to take up arms, to
fly to arms ; to equip oneself; S. S4*'>
to

fill

to fire

T^^uaiki- * ^^^ reason, the wherefore ; q-% ituipgiulifrijax lu'tin.pyun.liailri_,

to ask, to know the '^uumaiii nj s. work, labour, toil
pains, trouble, fatigue; merit, worth,
service; profit, gain, earnings; a. tired, fatigued; - irMun.uijni-PTr service
,

rendered ;

<it#tu<_j

he was

with indignation,

filled

disgust, anger.
^uii.[,^s. kindler, lighter.
il_iu-nt<6- , oy s. arms, armour.
il_ii.oi_.'/ii . kindling, lighting; burning, inflammation.
iliun-^n-liiT vn. to be on fire
to
shine out, to blaze, to glow.
;

Ti[^iun-iltun.ai.Jji

ilu<n.^i<.^ f . bot.

mad-

wort, alyssum.

handiwork ;

/_

^niSb[,,

military service; *^^/p -"j,

Geoporiics - u,n%hu to tire, to fatigue, to weary ; - iffiit-u to labour, to
;

to toil, to work hard, to strive,

to fatigue or tire oneself with, to be

work,

fatigued or tired.
u.

A^-u,nu.liaip.trli
fig.

wom

out

with

fatigue, overweary, tired, fatigued,

overweary, to
overburden with labour, to break down with

harassed

uin.'iiL-ij

to

tire out, to fag, to jade, to

fatigue; -iun^ilr[_qhpf,ila,ifi,, to strain,

to over-ride or overwork a horse
- ll!bhi_, to overwork or overfatigue
oneself, to 1* wearied with, crushed,
worn out, harassed, faint or spent
with fatigue, to knock oneself lip, to

f *. gunpowder, powder
gun-cotton,
pyroxyline
explosive cotton ^itiTiuiiai'ii -[ powlaj s. gunder-magazine -TO^in/.a-

work oneself to death ; -^/y a. labouring with another; *. fellow-labourer;

-5#ri.t/. a. offering one's labour; -4/.
a. fond of labour, laborious, painstak-

powder maker

ing,

ilu/n.0^

piui/iiiu/f^

-maitru,

s.

superin-

-/..% s.
tendent of powder-mills
powder-mill; - */..-- mar. powder[cockatrice S. Utpp-yti <"'
room,
'i\_iauliiliulinf or 4"" s. Gr. w. basilisk,
ilufui pr. for, by reason of, for the
sake of, on account of, in consideration of, considering, touching, con;

cerning, upon the subject of; as to,

as for, with respect to; - utpvA 11,7'
for the love of God ; - ^if, for me, for
my sake; as for me, for ray part; p-kp-hi- ^>/^ jui'bguibuMg for a sHght
,

fault;

hpl^t-iip

for fear of;

-/A.

hard working, indefatigable, industrious, diligent; --/. a. fatiguing,

labouring, giving oneself trouble, laborious; meritorious, well deserving;
tired,

man

weary;

s.

husbandman; - uyp

of merit, a deserving man.

i[aiu.uj4t./",

/rjf va. to

work

to

labour at, to do * to gain, to acquire,

to earn; - ^pitpt to till, to dig, to
;

cultivate ; - or -i[>ir, tj.yDn. to labour,

to fatigue, to give oneself trouble to
be fatigued, tired ; to deserve well, to
merit, to be worthy of ; - iipm[i, to
feel annoyed, to be wearied, disgust;

86

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11.U.S

labour earnesta.*,
ly, to work with a will, with zeal
^Muppiu - to labour excessively, to
work like a galley-slave, to drudge,'
to sweat; likp' AItii.o_^ ln-phuA^ they
wrought with their own hands.
-i^uju,, u,g a. bad, wicked, vile, low;
cowardly, weak, pusillanimous, dastardly, craven-hearted, unmanly, poorer mean-spirited idle, lazy, slothful,
ed;

/u.f Jinop -, to

sluggish;

damage,

s.

loss, hurt, ruin,

misfortune - aimJb infamy, brand

of infamy; - uipufii^ the most cowardly of men, the basest of wretches.
y[^uuiuMp.,u^m -H a. unhappy, unfortunate, unlucky, ill-starred; --?
*. unhappiness, misfortune, ill or bad
luck; misery, calamity; -puiuu.p/i S.
Ttluiutiupuifimpi; -puip ad. cowardly;
p.tupnj &C. S. ^uj^iuJfi.uMpnj &C.; 'tl'"Jini-Pf s. lowness of birth, low extrac,

tion; abjectness, vileness; -qif-fi a. of

mean extraction, of base birth, lowborn, vile, ignoble ; -q^ni-Pt S. A^w.
uiuiifpn^niS^; {utuiLii a. of bad constitution, quality or temper; bad, hurtful ; unhealthy ; -luuin^mjp^li^i s. bad
temperament, evil disposition, ill nature ; - o^ny .inclemency of the weather; -fu'h.^li, q-piiij a. seeking evil ; impudic ; -pinp^nM-pif. ^p^u,^ a.evil-mind,

^IftS

die or perish miserably; -iTuMpJUii S,

; -i/inni./?^' s. inconsidorathoughtlessness ; malicious intention evil disposition -:jy a- hope-'ihumT, ,_
less, in despair, desperate
tjijf) vn. to be or become cowardly, puto grow
sillanimous, fstot-hearted
idle or lazy, slothful; -i^* a. notorious, infamous, disgraceful, ignominious; '^ini^ S. ^^Xutuiut^iuiTp-iai-'^ ~^npCg
S- XifMiui^npi, -n.n,g_a. of frail or weak

i\uima,n.nig,

tion,

constitution, sickly, delicate, puling,

gracile, thin, valetudinarian, languid,
weak ; -n-n^mj, . ill-health, delicate
complexion ; -a-ni. , j a. dull-witted,
obtuse; -/^/ii upiniu^ a. fainthearted, chickenhearted, fearful, timid, ti-

morous

pusillanimous

craven;

" 4^

iff't'^C

cowardly
^^^ 1^^
,

^%

fearful ? upatlnr, hgli uitut^iT, tjutf

vn. to want heart, to be cowardly, to
lose courage, to be afraid, discourag,

ed -upuin^p-t^i s. want of courage,

cowardice, poltroonery, cowardliness,
pusillanimity, weakness, despondency, loss of heart; -^</f a. lewd, dis;

-uin^J^/i or i^l[ S. lluinu^/i ;

inglorious ; ignoble, obscure; vile, abject ^.^uipiuifiuin. ; -^u.

solute

-/luin., uig a.

n.ni-Pl, s.

infamy, ignominy, baseness.

il^u.mt./', hgj,

^uiui^iT, y^uMf vn. to

ed wicked malicious
wanting in
judgment, silly, stupid, foolish; -/<7^_

be weak of sight;

counsel, malignity,
iniquity ; -piinaiputli a. ill-starred, luckless, unfortunate ; - mniitru to render
unhappy, to oppress; to discomfit, to

dim-

bad, wicked, low,

I //j a.
base, contemptible, ignoble, degenerate , unworthy, puny, sorry;

overcome

cowardly.

^{wpq.ni.pj,

evil

s.

-fnptuu,

or counselling evil

[.^

a.

-fuou

suggesting
S. 2'"/.

unpleasant, disagreeable, disgusting -4<"/;

piui. a. of ill repute, infamous, defam- ^A^t- to be in ill
ed, discredited
repute - mnAA-^ or -4-./j!oi.ti/'z;a. to
defame, to discredit, to decry, to disparage, to cast a stain, or to put a slur
upon -4.Jp<ot.,t^ s. bad repute, infamy, disrepute, discredit; -4u7t>.y a.
disagreeable; -^ft^p- a. caoochymic ;
-i,li,-P-nSl, s. ill state of the humours,

fiiou

^lihpui S.

^if-hifj^ -i,ui,ra.

cacochymy
a.

; -4o. S. ^uiif.i,,,,,, ; -i$yii

jarring, discordant, harsh, caco-

phonic;

-iu,ji,n^3-'{, s.

a. ill-horsed

cacophony;

-^

constipation
of the bowels, costiveness; -iTuiC, a.
dead miserably ; - J/iiiru nrn.u,%ti_, to
;

-nn^p'l,

s.

ui^

to

have sore eyes;

his eyes were

fii-P iluiuihmi^ kt'''

'i\^utl3-iiip

vile,

, i\^iMii,pinpuifnj% a.worse, more wicked; -if-npir, uig a. evil-doing, wicked,

malicious; ^y/' S.'il,"""u-^; likuHip

S. liiiiiatuiluipp

inKiT, wguy vn. to grow

worse, to degenerate, to debase or

degrade oneself, to fall into baseness,
to be marred, spoiled; to succumb, to
be beaten; -"vt" ad. badly, ill; -mku
hu -j"-j^i a. renderS. 3. ypu
ing worse; spoiling, destroying.
-t^^uinp-tupirj'
vtt.
to rBudor
tgf,
worse, to cause to degenerate, to debase, to corrupt, to deteriorate, to
alter; to weaken, to abase, to undo,
to defeat, to rout
to insult, to defame, to dishonour to despise ; -fiT
;

vn. to

grow worse & worse

13-uin luhutiT.

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609

^U.P
open or to draw back
to shut the - -ifiinliiri_ qto speak under a pretext.

p.ufi,mi_ If-

^>umP-uipnL.p-f,,^, s. deterioration,
alteration, marring, debasement, corruption, decay, degeneracy, deprav-

meanness, yileness, cowardice;

ity;

defeat, rout

; insult, affront.
H^ufin^iT S. H^mmA-iT
llu>fnu!ru/*.

bgjt

to

^uiprnq-niupaiJ^^^

partments

s.

sacordotal a-

in the temple.

Hjupial-ni-pli^irt

&

4,'<""/'/"<'i *. hot,

the -

p,out-i_,

Vtt.

Irgft

tO VOil, tO

cover, to hide.

nux montana.

s. wild-boar; boar;the - grunts; J-u,%fi^ -[,, razors; -mp.uip ad. like a wild-boar, furiously ; -mij-lip s. sculptured with the
figure of a wild-boar; -pin^ s. beamiiijtiUMn% S. "^Xuipiutfui^uMp
feathers
;

Ttluipmi, lug

to dissipato, to
consume, to use up, to lavish, to scatter, to dilapidate, to fritter away, to
waste, to run through, to exhaust;
- ipiiu to waste one's substance or

[au.'bj^,

goods, to squander away one's fortune.

uiguj vn- to become like a

wild-boar, to become infuriate, feroc-lu'inTiu'i, a. boarious , outrageous
like ; -utfk^j^ s. the greater nerves
-mgoi-giu'iihj'va. to chaugo luto a boar,
to render ferocious ; to put in a rage,
to drive mad ; -un^nqng s. wide street
-*/'-boar's-skin; boar's-flesh; -opk'b

'i\_ium'iilrJ',

va.

ilu><%^^ or inii_s. lavisher, dissipat-

spendthrift, squanderer , waster,

prodigal.
'i[_iu,%nt.p'ti or n^.l^^, s. dissipation,
waste, dilapidation, prodigality; loss,
or,

havock, dispersion.
'^i\uiu,inM-kp
-/'/>y a. bad, wicked,
malicious, perverse, froward
infamous, unchaste : wretched, miserable,
unhappy.
[unlucky ; inauspicious.
I

^[uimna.'i.

y^uMuinJB

unfortunato

fl.

ill-fated,

laziness, idleness

s,

cow-

ardice, dastardliness , poltroonery ,

pusillanimity ; vileness , meanness ,
cringing ; worthlessness ; ingratitude;

wickedness; -pp. ad. cowardly, unmanly, basely, meanly luinti -pt

ignominy, shame, dishonour, stain,
slur, stigma, opprobrium { - ^u,iiu_
to give oneself up to idleness or
%l<l_,
sloth jiuiiJ^ lun^ai^ij ^ junliutnifhfj
to bow & cringe, to be guilty of meanness, to behave meanly.
*ilui<n/7tcA- a. weak, debilitated thin,
emaciated, spare, meagre, slender.
;

ij,/*.^*. tillage, ploughing, tilth,

husbandry ; ploughed land ; culture
use, employment ; *'pr. down, below
a. common ; -# iftuphu ^aip^uAtr/j gh^
fni-u tiuilinhu to plough, to furrow, to
dig, to cultivate land ; ^ - u.n*ni.^,
uMpliiu%hij to use, to make use of, to
practise, to exercise; { - kpling Jmui^

Uru
our;

to apply oneself to work, to labfi - tnaiu to lend, to loan.

Huipiiifn/i

veil

ifni-puMg

uiiuinnL.^uM%iau

do w bed ; ;

pniili

>

n-ptuii

drop-scene

s.
,

curtain

JutS^TCtug

fig.

wiu-

- puim^
door
- Jhuiui^ubuij
;

silken ; ~ ^m^uittnf t aumutfiuMliuit.np

roller- or spring-blind ; i^h/^ t- . to
draw the - ; to draw down the blind

-uibuMiT,

p. ^titniiiaiup.urn
i\_uMp,iM^

knot knob

uig s.

mu/iiujg uipS.uilih[j to untie

iffii

^m,

or loosen a

knot.
^tupia^/i-lft top ^Srgnt.gu/bblTvtX. tO
impede, to embarrass, to entangle, to
engage, to involve; to communicate,
t

to give; to infect, to taint; -luTvn. to

be embarrassed, to get entangled, encumbered; to be catching or infecti-

spread, to communicate itself;

to catch a disease ; to be infected,
tainted, contaminated; S. [\um.
ous,- to

'f\uipuM!inin

a knotty.

s. entanglement, embarrassment, labyrinth,puzzle, scrape;

'^uipnifini.SL

infection, contagion.
iluipuA, ft, -^, %uig

s.

embarrass-

of mind, agitation of spirit, want

of determination, perplexity, hesitation, uncertainty, vacillation, irresolution ; -^ iTu.uig mental agony, grief,
anguish, intense anxiety; /i -amuMifiuM^
ui[i iTuiuiiit-fj ft -[i 4Y_i to hesitate, to
be uncertain, to be at a loss, in a
great perplexity ; ^ - /Ait_, to be uncertain whether, to be in suspense,

ment

undecided; 4*""'i. t -'"to remain in

to be undeceided what
suspense
course to take, what to do ^ -" ,
pu.lini.up uAliaAhij to be involved in
diflSculties, in great embarrassments;
ft u tntupiulini-up k'"u ^^ bo iu the utmost perplexity \i -u iupliafblri_,jti^,
to cause disturbance of mind, to
,

this

of embarrassment, in this

state

wavering.
perplexed, irresova. to entwine in, to

[lute, uncertain,

extremity,

i^ujpui'bujliut'h

"^uipufbkir,

a.

lrg\,

wind around,

-lr^nt-^u!t,l!,r va.

to

amthrow

in

into uncertainty, to render perplexed, to embarrass, to puzzle.

to be beset,
i/i,l,J-, A;
'3"il
seized or caught; to hesitate, to be

uncertain, embarrassed, in suspense,

to vacillate, to waver, to float, * to

haw, to boggle to lie in ambush, in

to apply one's
wait for
to plot
thoughts or one's mind to 4j"i'"'^'ti"i_
Ifyp, he was at a loss how to ..
lu.piiAo-2& S. il_u<^u^*/p
[muzzle.
-i\^a[,u,uiiu'i, mg s. nose-band
snaffle;
,ui) s. sagum,
'(\^upmuiuj'buili
great
coat; cassock, brigandine, coat of
mail, hauberk, hocqueton, cuirass.
il^/j)ii>iu/(>% a. sent as a colony,
;

dispersed, scattered; vagabond, wandering s. colonist, planter.

;

drive away, to scatter, to disperse, to

defeat, to rout, to destroy.
'i{u,pu,,nliir, kgu^ vn. to be dispersed, scattered; to desert, to go overil^.^ii/.ni.2a s. scattering, dispersion defeat, rout, destruction.
iluipmi,, [,g oru.j a. lascivious, wan;

ton, unchaste

-tir,

vn. to luxur-

t-^[,

be riotous, lustful, to give

iate, to

-^.rosewood;

colour;

^a>yf

tlilinij-til

ifJifitiflilrpifilTu/li

^uiiiapuip-njp

p-uip^air -

^tr,i,a,pP-[,p-

4"'^.

1-l"l^3l'h

'

<

ife.^z/a

scarlet, purple, beautiful,

or odorous , full-blown ,
thorny, faded -; -p JufiilintJr, u^mfig,
^,pu/b^ %p, the -s of youth, of his
cheeks, of his lips uiuu,li f, -f^j , crown
or wreath of -s ; ^a,qti_ - , to gather

perfumed

-s

;^/rp

- uii^ni-^.no-withouta thorn;

to involve, to tangle, to

knot; to lay snares, to wait

bush; - or

^V

670

4.i].n

create uncertainty, to perplex, to embarrass ; - t /*'' ""f ni-amlr,p I am

quite embroiled, perplexed, embarrassed, troubled, I do not know what
to do, what coarse to take, where to
turn p u muipialim-iijii , as he was in

'i\ujpj.ii,ptp a. rose-bearing; -:p s,

rose-garden; -p-/ua.producing roses;
-^t-q^ a. as beautiful as a rose ; ^pu^te rosy lips ; -^n/i, a. rose-coloured, rosy, roseate; -/3c-^ *. rosebush ; -film, * -*-"j s. the measles;
roseola; -^"'f'^f a- of a lively red,
rosy ; - <(7"'^. rosy cheeks ;-4ni a.
rose-scented, roseate, as fragrant as
a rose; -Jti- a. rose-shaped; -Jhimi
- puA,y l)./;"C5/
a. rosy-fingered
qjf.pnt.'iiu uiiiht-t-itg
the - Morn opens
the gates of the East ; -ju,,nu.li a. rose

strewn ( pavement ) -"iiira/b a. roseresembling a rose -^yi^ s. con;

like,

serve of roses

-t^iy

4;""i_ S.

hqifr.

luj s. vartabed
'([uiirq.aiiMitui
doctor; lecturer, professor; master,
preceptor; school-master; archimandrite; - opjiiuij, doctor of laws; mlfuipa/iint-'k doctor in divinity, D.D.;
- pJ-^nt-pC doctor in physic, M.D.
-luptMip ad. docS. P"t//^ Of 4t"^4
torially, dogmatically, magisterially,
imperiously; -u^^u/i, a. doctoral, doc,

trinal,

magisterial, preceptorial;

dactic; dogmatical; -

u>u<i>^2('u>%

di-

Doc-

degree; -u,'i,ng, -u,pu,% s. school;

very erudite, learned, versed; -tJ",

tor's
a.

oneself up to libertinism, to lead a

hjl, va. to indoctrinate, to lecture, to

dissolute life.
^u,p II, i-uAfs. horse-harness, trap-

dogmatize to teach,

pings ; -uiuuiuju
lackey, ostler.

Aypfi-r, y-jiy
~iti_ o- running

stable-man, groom,

s.

vn. to run, to gallop;

very rapid, violent,

impetuous.
'H^iupil.

ly

season;

s.

rose

Aj^

t#^MA<4

iiiu,u[,pi,p-

monthly-

semperflorens; - ^u'liliLpRhpPl, cen- moss; ^mi/i./_

liLu/i, damask -; - 4i'{ft'l'' ''^'Id eglantine f-lnfl^ single yellow - ;
,

tifolia; J'uiirn.,;i.n[,

linlfnli

pni-'nf;

-[ij

bud

if-'i/li

~[l

to instruct in, to
;
catechise; -JimT vn. to be instructed,
teached, to learn, to study; -nj s.
school; -ni-P^liiX s. doctrine, dogma,
tenets ; teaching, instruction, precept,
maxim, sentiment; theory; doctor's
degree , lectureship ; - or uamfiTCm'b

-pt

doctorate; .f:pliuu,n%i;uili,u%
catechism
S. ^hifnt-J" va.
-nt-4f
mistress, school, teacher; -u^t*
,

^tijnn.iuitflritiu,pujn

^u,pii.uiufa,uli
^n<-/.

4'.

sf.

S.

rose-crowned; -_

a.

rose-water

ander, rose laurel;

-uuip^j. s. bol, ole-

-u>iu><

s.

place

;
,,

^W
abounding
en;

strewed with roses;

[i ^.Transfiguration of our Lord;

-ru,p^i-n.

-i/iun.

-Ultra

67 1

in rose-plants, roae-garQa.

inhiiui^

Qv uifiuf a, roso-liko
rosary, string of beads, chap-

-pufi' s.

t.^2s
rosewood;

iet;

o '^v''i"t"'2r'~p
a.

-,pp^l,p-

have passed

in phi-

a. practical, fit

or apt

losophy.
"i^^upJ-iuliu/b

to exercise

-%ng

'\uipJ-u.%g S.

school, pension,

s.

Ai"e^

[institution.

s.

^ui(iJ-,aaiti,i, <ij.professor,master,

blooming as a

teacher; school-master; preceptor, tutor, instructor; gymnasiarch, ludimagister; - [iJ'utiimati>[tpnL.t professor of

philosophy; - o^ffcu^ f.-if p.J-^ntX
iub-iap.ui'iini-i
law-, physIc-, divinityprofessor; -uipuip ad. professorially
expi'ofesso; -u,liu!i, a. professorial ; -.
hb3 * joint-professor, assistant, colleague ; -uipti/b s. normal , training
school ; -hiT, t-jf, va. to be a professor
or teacher of, to teach, to profess
-n.-Pl,di, s. professorship
--4f' sf.
mistress.

rose-bush, tree ; pn. f.

dog-rose, hip-rose;
-^ rosery, ground planted with rosebushes,
[for painters ).
ilvo^^t^i/)^ s. reset, ( a red colour
t1_u<^^/.il/^ s. rose-oil, ottar, otto of
[roses.
i[uii,if.mi, s. rose-bush.
^uMpq.i,%[, s.

ilsypt -<

ii,ij,r

uiMulipui^iu'hfi'i,,

ipu/jif s,

rose.

Eose

;;
,

il,'"f%"'-"a.abounding in rose-trees.
ilm^^nt* . chem. rhodium (metal).
'^uipt-iP a. arable.
Huiptj; tjf va. to labour, to cultivate, to plough, to till ; to sow to
lead, to conduct, to guide; to lead
away, to drive, to cause to go; to
chase away, to drive out, to expel, to
dispossess ; to draw or carry along,
to drag along; to direct, to guide, to
govern, to rule, to manage; to use, to
employ, to make use of, to handle, to
wield ; to thrust in, to drive into, to

nX

in

S. HJ"l'i"^

lu/Jh-lnuqop fi^nu/ii^

wield absolute authority;

to catch, to
tf-iriint-P-li make captive, prisoner, to reduce to
slavery ;- ^4*''*" ^^^/yu-j^, to live;
Y.u>w-,to act against, to pursue to
justice to be concerned in a law-suit;
- /. (aiaqiuiint-P^ltJi, to make peace, to
pacify, to appease, to accomodate; ^uHiiuuiuiiifi to travel to go, to walk,
to march; - Jbu,^, to navigate, to
steer a ship jiun.,u^ - to drive forward ; to urge or push on S. 1>/..
|u*/'
^tupujU{Ufp^UI^ &C.
n-.p'B, to
^fc/i^

or

>

gymnasium

school; -i-np

grammar-

A^upJ- a. [professors.
'C^upJ-lriups.pl. schools, institutions;
"([atpj-lrilip (h^uij s. cavesson, bit.
y\_iuptHrj; tjb va. to exercise, to
train, to inure, to bring up, to form,
to instruct, tctutor, to accustom, to
use, to cultivate ; - ft{>/>^^ to break
in a horse ; - qui%J% or
'^lupJ-fiir, irguM) vn. to exercise oneself in, to practise, te get used, accustomed or inured, to grow familiar
with ; to be formed, instructed ; - j_
luu,u,ni-p-ir to get inured to work; b
S.

nbpu ijuipcHruifj brought up in letters,

educated or well versed in literature.
'\uMpJ-lrgni-guiiibJ' va. to iustruct, to

educate, to discipline.
A,'op'f-['i_

S. fl.-it.jf^.

^apcHmiiuil,^

a.

"({uMpJ-niiiu^u/ii a.

[bird.

blazoned with a

instructive, didact-

* wand, stick, rod.

^l^pJ-ifij a. exercised, practised,
versed, erudite, skilful, accustomed,
inured, trained ; *. exercise, instruc-

A^PIj ba

study, science ; - t^^i/^, a

broken or trained horse ; -^ ^ra.^u/_
^111%^ , study of mathematics - lUi-hu
to be practised or well versed in ih~
toi b6 studying
%hi_ l> -u n.-uJhj'it
learning ; to be at school or at college;
it Liuant-atuhtraT j3. ^lapJ-trifl mbani-^
tion

college

s.

uaubiip

~t'^

i^p-iu^t-iT tf-liinbni^

erudition surpassed that of very

learned

men

hlS

many

/iiumuipt^li ij-u fiJuiu^

^.apJ-ai-Pb'-''' 0' "'-^ * exercise,

practice, use; instruction, culture,
discipline, study.
ij f#//cr'/it.w

o. "^ajper a.

HuipJip S-

'^{uipj- S.

-([uipftiT, kguy vn. to behave, to conduct oneself, to go on, to act, to

treat; to make use of, to use, to employ; to be conducted, carried, to go;
S. ^^y-m nui h-t^ ilpin^ [ii^p iltup^^% aS
;

own

propensities dictated.
A/"pl'i.^- goad, spur, whip; fy. conductor; rector, director; governor;
a. leading into captivity, driving out;
his

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,

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fulfilling

carrying

into

Ji^

TUtap^aiit, fj s. conjecture, opinion,

hypothesis, supposition.
'ilu.pliu/iipj; Ifiy vn. to conjecture,
to judge, to presume, to think, to
deem, to find, to esteem, to look upon
as, to repute or regard as ; uipj-ufiif,
-, to think, deem or find worthy.

opinion, judgment.
pronounce, to
manifest, to deliberate, to decide.
^luip^tiT, U^p va. to close in, to sur'tiuipliuAini.ai, s.

'(\aipliuMu,phir va. to

round, to envelope.
above, by the way, by accident, in-

cidentally

'i[u,pAiu%uMlt

'^upia.%^

an harlot;

[pense.

*"j S. H"'/"!^'

"'3

<

reward, recom-

dowry

portion,

s.

hire of

S. liu/u^t^^.

loj a. receiving a salaa recompense -/?? s. the receiving a salary or remuneration.

\iupiuimphj;hgl;va. to remuneratCj
to recompense, to reward, to requite;
-utpni-PliLii s. remuneration, recompense, retribution, requital, reward.

^iuipiiun-nc

ry,

hired, paid, mercenarenter, tenant, lessee; journey-

il^,i,pJu,,.np a.

ry;

*.

man, day-labourer; -i4A

hoping

for reward, in terested ; -hd'va. to take

at a fixed pries; to hire, to keep in
pay ; -^/"to. to merit, to obtain a re-

ward, to be recompensed or rewarded --/?^t>. S. 'i^apiliaXni-fiJiiii .

"i^iupik/h to let mniX ~ house '<\uMpikj; hgli
-pW, ygui/ vna. to
hire, to take on hire, to farm, to rent;
to let out on hire to gain, to get, to
acquire - qiupb-mP ij^iufigu/p to put
money at interest - q^f-i to endow,
to enrich with a portion ; - qapu, to
- qakitiu^. to
enlist mercenaries
rent a room S.'b'-^uipjt^uA uig a. saleable, venal s.
;

Huip^Mi/utptaqp ad. additionally, over

&

il^llP

^ujpAu/ii

effect.

or .uy s. opinion, advice

esteem , consideration , reputation
high value ; account, sum judgment,
sentence; tribute, tax ; mhutp^ -f,,
arbiters of strife , judges ; ^i^^.
pu,^ ,ut,nni.jkp -> pronounce a sentence worthy of .
i^u//.^

;.

negligently , carelessly
unheedingly, for form's sake; a. unessential, accessory, secondary, supplementary, extra, useless, frivolous,
;

vain.

"iluipJl, nt-j

stipend, salary, hire,

s.

man, servant,

pay, wages; emoluments, perquisities

hireling, paid or hired

retribution, recompense,

mercenary, day-labourer, workman;

farmer sf. mistress, courtezan, harlot.

payment;

letting out on hire, hiring, renting; -^

ninf,, rent, house-rent; - p<f^t> Physician's fees

S. "Uiu*-

u,nLi,

^ -m.

._

salaried clerk or
secretary; a vile, mercenary, or hack
^_iupilia,%uiii.pl,^ s.

house to let; -u ujpliufbWu i^hu

to contract, to make an agreement, to
agree ; \i -m- ntXh/j mn^m^u to rent,
to farm, to hire ; mar. to freight, to

writer.

charter

hired, to serve or work for money.

HuipJU^u/hnt-Ppii s. mercenariness,
venality; mercenary soldier or troop.

//>,

-- >uy_,

to let

on

hire, to

^ -m. n^iri_ tfumJi,,

a house
4""""'-j"'*'*-f. t""
mufb, to pay house-rent; miui_qu,p^
-,. to put out money to initaifdf,
let out, to lease

to rent

terest

utpJ-uth^

the labourer

is

'tliapAiap.irp

reward

4"

Jiutlfli

worthy of
a.

-ju'iiq.fip

-171. fit-pnj

his hire.

bringing pay or a
a. asking wages,

^\iapjtluitlialiutb o. "i^uipJtuiLuMh

'^\uipAliu%L-irt

to hire, to take

k^fi

t-ant-uuAlrifVCt.

on hire

-ftirvn. to

be

out on hire ; - {</.

livery-stable keeper.
4uipjini-ir va. to let, to let out on a
lease*
''lutpjnii^s. letter

n-u/n 4iur

jpnj

rlu,pJni-X.

letting out

s.

leasing.

requiring a stipend, mercenary.

"fiuipAmli

u,g sf. cantatrice, singer,

songstress, ballad-singer; dancer;

strumpet, whore.
'f\_iupAuili,uij uig

s.

farmer

^u/ii a.

meritorious, deserving of recompense;

-^uimnj^ s. remunerator; a. remuneratS. M^piuimpni-P-fii^i

s. oats ; S. ^mpuui^ ;
or abounding in oats.
'HaipiT, ^j s. net, netting ; snare
-uipitiTva. to catch, to take in a net.
i[u.^%Y-*"*f or^tif .cucumber-plant.
iluip^mjh,^ u,j . handkerchief; towel, napkin, linen ; head-band, cover , veil ; amict ; -luttfium a. bound

iliiipTCa^

or

ii_

-ni-in a. full of,

member,

penis,

switch, stick, rodj

"j s.

'l,'"l"'3>

verge

genitals

-..

verger, beadle, mace-bearer,

lictor, usher of the black rod, serj eant;
-iriT va. to beat, to cudgel.
il."'/'"'-/?? art of riding or driving;
/fg'. government.
[cock.
-/

*.

'i\u,(int.J-iu'b

-lull, lug s.

male

bird,

duration.

"^uipnt-tOM s.

y^upnt^ a. beaten, trodden , used,

frequented - 2S.ii/*i^<i/^4 well frequented road, well beaten track.
;

'i\^upniXli

ll^o.^oi;

pufiy

j-u/i,^

'i[uMp^i^u/iM

s.

S.

S. p*/?""-.

a governmental -i

iliM,p^^uii>ni.pf

ing with a

cucumber

s.

gherkin

s.

S.

cudgelling, beat-

staif.

tluip^t-f s. government, direction,

.conduct; triangular table of laws.
il^oi^u .p
hair, head of hair,
/'J
locks, tresses: ^^.foliage, leafy branch>

es,

'

leaves

green dress

ast.

coma,

beams -^ ^[ii,-.npl, beams or tail

of a comet ; -^ pt^*-%^4ty Berenice's hair, coma Berenicis; -^ um-pi.^
b-iitmane ^ t^trnuih-iphiufj
^['^
waving flowing locks
S. IJii-uumIi
,

4n^ tup^uAhi_ Yr/>^

to cover the
head with ashes ; S. l^hp U'""?.'
THutpuuMift-ii^a. having a fine head of
ast. furnhair, adorned with tresses
ished with rays; bot. leafy, covered
with leaves; -nij^s. thickness, abundance or beauty of hair; -ij-prnMi,^ S.
1

lua S' Oats.

\^\iupuiut-iip

ornament for the

riband, frontlet, diadem -liufu

ilu/^uio^ta^, lug

hair,

s.

[S. 'l,"'/'?. ! -*"4'"/

a, hair.

H^mptimir,

lunatic.

or M-jipiy , Ah ^, hairdresser, cutter; barber.

il^<u^i/ui>-n^ a. hairy, long-haired;
ast, blazing-tailed ; bot. comose, leafy, tufted; *. Nazarite ; comet; -t<r
S. ^mputiT; -[iW vn. to be leafy, dressed in green, clothed or covered with
[to thrust in, to plant.
leaves.
i\u,(,tih,r, t-gl va. to drive in, to fix,
i{u,pmlip I u.trutj s. drawers ; - ft-'g,^
,

breeches, small-clothes.

*H."'/'.S""- * '"^'^' gastritis.

habits, manners,
conduct, behaviour, morals ; use, em-

A^pp

'

ality
als
als

iu%aiiiuimnL.p iliupni-j

TUOT-

puiph^Pli-, good moru/inupaiui I uAplii- pure mor-

%i/>^

>

^irt^^liJIi

led a good
tr% 4u,pni^^

life
,

thoy
npp ^kpuM^iup^[il^
show themselves

iltupni^
;

who

pure of heart; k

iluints-uiali

- uiupui^
good laws

t-ppt-^ ^, tt.

I'l^ it'buAil^i opi/iiu puipfiu

are often produced by evil customs.

Aj^liP'y t I'ji s. bark, barge, boat.
^\t,i.u.^,
or y o. luxurious, prof//J
ligate, licentious, dissolute,

lewd,

rakish, libertine, lecherous, obscene;

unchaste, immodest, libidinous -uiJnija. given to lechery, abandoned to lust, lost in depravity and
dissoluteness; -i/%r, 'u^iy, -*/* or
-{Wvn.to follow ill courses, to abandon oneself to debauchery, to luxuriate in coarse sensual pleasures, to
wallow in lust, to be sunk in debauchery ntn S.Tli-'2_; nuiujpiup ad. prof-umIiiu% a.
;

ligately

licentiously, lasciviously,
,
dissolutely; -niti/'S. A^u.-ui^W; -_
iiini-pj, -ni-p-f s. profligacy, libertinism, dissolute life, debauchery, lewdness, dissoluteness , rakishness, obscenity, whoredom.
,

pni-a

'i\_u,i-bpu,piMMp ad.

authentically, val-

idly, legitimately.
A''-i'puiliu/L a. authentic, valid, legitimate; - or -i s. seal, signet, ring;
- inoinu.%[i signet-ring ; - uippncA[i
great seal; -nM.p'f, s. authenticity, validity; legalization, authorization; ratification, sanction.
i^oML.Irpuigni.^uiiilrJ'va. to authenticate, to legitimate, to make valid; to
,

legalize, to ratify, to

thorize, to

approve ; to au-

empower.

comet; med. epilepsy;

^i\uipuuiillfpui/

^uin

ployment;

i\uipuiMii^

^bZ

675

Ajas"

round with a napkin, wrapped up in a

linen, swathed round; -fe./ a. linen.

s. life,

a constellation.
a. sublime, majestic, imposing, high, elevated, superior,grand,
noble, generous; divine, godlike, supernatural, celestial, heavenly ; s. the
A.'Mfi s.

ijt^./y

Supreme Being
ing aspect

- likpui,upuM% impos- [AA \},pmuj^u ^mpP-t,.

;

.E.fMh fflj luliiri^iihuMapIt

\f,'lirpuut%tz.p

A.r-

taxerxes the Parthian seems to me

to be superior to Alexander the Macedonian.
superexcellent, su-if-niXnt-p-T^ s. superiority, pre-eminence.
ilt4u,q.n,i

a.

preme, eminent;

,;

07/*

i,br
il_A 4<o2*' a.

noble, grand -

./r4/

my

your lordship.
il_t4.i^ a. magnanimous, generous -n^is. magnanimity, generosity.
ilt^ioiu/iT, ui^wj vn. to be exalted,
ennobled or elevated -%iru/ii a, dei-

lord,

form, godlike, heroic, illustrious;-^

iM{lf, a. s. sovereign ; -uihmnt-Plit^ s.
sovereignty ; -<U;aP " august, magnificent ; -gn,-jjUM%lrJ'va. to oxalt, to elevate, to extol, to deify; -tlium. a.
estic, august, royal; -^uMn-aiJ, s.

esty

2*^/.,

majmaj-

Tour-.

prop

tain, to

fright, to lose courage, to shrink for

fear of, to be held back by fear, to

[i

p-l^pi^u to

4Jrp ','^I'l:

elevate, to raise on high ; fig. to discover, to manifest, to unmask, to unveil, to denounce, to disclose, to reveal ; uiifl, f, -ikp n.utu to lift up one's
eyes, to look up, to raise one's head;
/. ilk-p lun^ai-ij to ride, to mount on
horseback { 4tp t"'L 'k'ip' bol. to
peep out heads, to pullulate & grow,

ill

bud p

to sprout, to

-Ld; h^l -[.j;

frjioy vn. to be afraid, downcast, discouraged, to be a coward, to take
il_fe4t^ S. i\ke,irpu,

disorder, to disturb; /< 4^p Jiumilrij

go higher up, to ascend; /< i^p -%t-l_, to bear up, to support, to susto

lUrp llUMgnt-^ufbhl^

from the dead,

again; ^ iit/^ tF*"*''
ineffable; inexplicable; f </t/ k ty f
^^P q^pn..plt pify, that is beyond

qnuim'iihui^i

to bring to

my power

raiso

to

life

ilirp

^<"i>

!fuiat/J!iMti

iltptu_

quail before, or at sight of danger;

to start back, to recoil; to grow lazy,
-<. . uy a.
weak,
indolent; -^nlu

utp fiinupt above humanity ni^ p

Lhp
"tp luiiiuqtu\p as we have already said S. gi^i. li/.^ir, 2,f a 3t.y t_

wanting courage or heart

itj;

fearful,

timid, cowardly, pusillanimous, craven ; idle, slothful;// ifyR Jf -nu,^,

not slothful in business; -nm/..rS.i^A-.
^k^lit-J"- -ni-l3-'f

ity,

or

nt-Si,

s.

want of courage, of

fear, timidheart, faint-

heartedness, cowardice, poltroonery,

pusillanimity; sloth, remissness, indolence, idleness, sluggishness.
ilt4^tfij a. divinely inspired.
Tilt-^lAuiTCt-MTa. endowed with supernatural excellence, most glorious.
iij s. hood, cowl; -uicnp a.
il4-Y,.^
,

hooded, wearing a hood;

^Z- ^. 4^5-

*.

capuchin
nun-

[friar or

ilfr^uufiuin^^ a. sextuple, sixfold.

'i\jr^niuuu/h

decimo-sexto

a. sixteen ; -ia&,uf_a.
16'no, in sixteens; -..

[,jj

-hpnpq.

i/tuij a. sixteen years old ;

uij a. sixteenth, 16tl> ; -kfpi

the sixteen; -opt-iy

a.

ilt. S. }a/ra. a.
"(It-uuiiapliu s.

L.

&

s. pi. all

of sixteen days.
[keeper.

G. w.

wardrobe-

^ - ad. above, upon, on, over;

on high, high, high up; i/tp /, [a/p, [
tllrp t^ f,
4>yi,, up & down, high &
down, upside down; topsy turvy;
frequently // i/A/ it. /. fuiUiuipC, up &
down, always, incessantly, at every
moment, ever; ^ i/t^. u/b^p above;
up there /. i/A-/. ^u.% ]m,r, above all
#^/ f hyp li"p^<"'''^u 'o *'Urn upside
down, to turn topsy turvy, to upset,
to overset; iffr^ / .^^^i
isibu *" '"'''i
over, to overthrow, to overturn; to

Aj^p

&c.

'>{hpu,p.iuii,,i^pni-P-li s.

ehem.

recom-

position; -puA a. analogous ; -pm'iiuM,

lia!tM a. analogical ; -p.ufukJ' va. to analogize ; -p.ui'bni-P^ s. analogy ; -Pp ad.
analogically ; -puynt.'f s. explaijation,
exposition; -phpui^ui% a. relative ;-_
plrpuiiMiku ad. relatively ; -phpinr, ph^Jt
QTpliva. to elevate, to raise; to appose , to subjoin, to superadd; to
manifest, to disclose ; to utter, to
pronounce; to translate; to present,
to offer; to attribute, to ascribe, to
refer
med. to eructate, to retch, to
vomit, to cast up, to reject; -f,ir vn.
to be elevated, carried up, to ascend,
to rise to be referred, to belong to,
to regard, to concern; -pfr/f/i<-/?ftSi s.
elevation, rise, ascension; presentation, offering, Anaphora; relation, reference, regard; med- eructation, vomiting; rhet. anaphora; - ni%ki_, to be
in correspondence or relation with
-p.n,-t,u>'i,f,ir vn. to grow again, to be
;

produced anew.
"^hputif-uMint-um

back

-if-uiW

s.

rotum

coming

or fyl'J' vn. to super-

vene, to happen, to befall

to descend,

to come; -^f/ S. '>\^p'hm^fip\ -^^m,

i-nphir or ^ifitiT va. to conclude, to

recapitulate, to sum up, to abridge;

-i-it'ni.p-liJb s. epilogue ; conclusion

going, rising up; -fy% a.

higher, superior, more elevated; -tt
- or <i-ni%u ad. above ; firstly , before,
-^,g a.

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^w

G75

antecedently ; -^n^j" vna. to cry out,

to exclaim; to predict;- um. IJ.5, to
invocate divine help; -^ot.^.4/.^ S.
iitu%pim^ai.^^

-ifirJ' vu.

to

Write

upon, to inscribe; to attribute, to refer to ; to write above, before -tpni-,

P'f s. inscription, epigraph'*lt-p,uif.,un.%iuJ' vn. to return, to go
haci.; -if-iuukiT va. to put in the first
place, to prefer before others ; -^/.<J
. return
-^mp^iT S. '<\hpa,q.iuii.%iu,r-^
~q.uipAnt-[9^ s. riiet. anastrophe; merf.
ileus, iliac passion, miserere, anaphora ; -q-tupint-giuiihiT ua.to cause to
return; to transport, to transfer;-.
;

or

oversBer, inspector;
bishop ; -^/imti/" va. to look up, to
gaze at, to contemplate ; to consider,

q-k"'

n.\;mn,f_ s.

examine, to scrutinize; -tl-c tvb'

ipui'. a. imposed, added, additional
to

imposition, addition.; epithet, adjective ; math, exponent, index ; gr. article ( ^ i) ; mus. a note ; - muipt-nj
&C-, epact -if-pmliu/ii S. "^bpuMi^Jip a. ;
- uibnuX surname ; -/[.plnr, A-^f va. to
impose, to put upon, to add, to join.
*.

TUt-ptufiti^tiT vn- to fly

flight ; - jtpipta , to

away

to

be borne
to heaven -[3-p-nL.ni.^ s. ahem, suroxide, peroxide, hyperoxide; -P-m-hir
va. to number or count from the first
take

to the last.

emergent; -b-ui_
shining from on high -itmb-.

^t-piaifuif. a. phys.
^nii_ a.

kyP-

S. ^[irpJhtli

-ituilivA a. reduct-

ive; anagogical, anagogetical; -5-uy.

reaching the summit or top
-fthilt . reducible; -*-*/, itfi va. to
elevate, to raise, to bear on high ; to

ptruii_ a.

reduce

7^

^ ntun-uM^utbtuoL

to

reclaim a person from disorderly or

conduct; -tt^nt-p-fii^, s. suffumigation ; -t/iihj; frj^ hiu/jia. to regenerate, to endow with new life, to cause

ill

to be born again, to revive, to re-

produce; - or -6-%^ir vn. to be regenerated or born again fig. to spring

up anew, to revive, to come to life
;

again -b^mi-PI, s. regeneration resurrection -ifni.pt or m-ffi s. reduc;

tion

anagogy.

i^yputliu/iii^lrJ' va. to raise again,

to restore, to setup again; -liufbif..
"bniMh s- rising, restoration; -^unnviphiT

va. to

accomplish or

;
,;

fulfill

totally,

'IbP

perfectly ; -liiuptf-hJ" va. to put in the

highest seat, to place above all;-_
litupif-uMiT va. to cry out, to exclaim ; to
implore, to invoke ; -liuM^m- <oj s. su,

perintendent

overseer

intendant
inspector, director; prefect, governor; protector, defender, guardian;
-liui^ni-p-ftJit s. superintendence, management,inspection,intendance, direction; prefecture, government; protection, assistance; -^trijuniliir vn. to
revive, to be reanimated, to come to
life again to outlive, to survive -4,
7nlll,^i-l^, -//bt-iT, L-gfi vn. to look on
high, to lift up one's eyes -Ifiiflnrva.
,

to confirm, to affirm, to re-establish

-lin^iT va. to invoke, to implore, to

on; to recall, to call back; to

surname, to call -^n^.-P-'t s. name,
call

appellation
retrench.

-limpkiT va. to cut

off,

to

-i\hpuii:,a,ihu3g o.meditating, contemplating ; -4jjtj^4 lUiihif vn. to superintend, to oversee ; -4.0/tjn^ a. applying oneself to, investigating thoroughly ; *. star-gazer , astronomer
,

-'^uijt-jnqnt-P-'t

s.

contomplation, me-

ditation, elevation of the mind, intellect or thoughts; -4/rjtrf'ja. to ask

from above, to implore, to invoke;
-'iu/b^^iiT vn. to sit upon, to take rest,
to repose ; -^u/ii^nt^jui%irir va. to give

repose in paradise; -4/u a. urgent,

earnest, imminent; -^uMum-P-f s. imminence, nearness; -4""t- Jfulirvn.
to understand, to apprehend, to catch;
- at.iHilrJ' va. to cause to know, to en-^^kiT va. to exclaim, to
lighten
raise the voice, to cry out.
;

<\hpuiiuMp, ad. aloud, loudly

-?</.

to cry or pronounce aloud,

to vociferate, to proclaim; to call, to
name -Aq-tj" va. to uplift, to stretch;
to carry up, to elevate, to raise; -_
Acj-ni^i tppi^j f the Spreader of the

%k-ir va.

high heavens ; -Ata^itnT va. to give a

helping hand ; -it-t.ni.pi s. anamorphosis.
chem, snpersalt, acid salt.

^ihpuiii_ s.

-^pin-TfuinJrJ" vu. to ropoat, to troat

; to
state above ; -TCian.m.p't s.
repetition , explanation ; -TCm.ilh s.
progress; increase.
>{t-pu,iraipmH s. defender ; - ipiti^
i,uypk'by,ug to fight for Quo's country, in defence of one's native land

again

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676

'i,br

q.br

-o.'iinM.j; uia-ft

P-iupifi va.

elevate, to

to raise, to

lift

up on high -iipian^iuiir, pmpJtiy vn. to

be raised up, to surpass, to dominate,
-iiy.iupi a. raised on
to command
;

high, lifted up, ascending; ascensive;

ad. bearing, carrying in the arms,
raising from the earth; -JpaipiuMe,u,'i,
a. bearing , carrying or leading on
high -r^uiitini-Sh s. sublimation ; -Jl
puMpiiyuib- or irni. a, star-gaziug ;
-irpuipJat-Pi s. elevation, height, excellence, sublimity.
il^t^uy // - pr. on, upon
over, above for, in behalf of, on account of;
jujiip - xnpoxt that; about that;/ilaJli
above all, before all else ; jnp"^
ui^uipuil^i ufiiliuit.
on whom the
;

^^mpainM-pt - ^l. 4iiuutuiu he has not yet heard the

truth juii-hfjfh ^lui^u ^ nuMi^na thoy
increased my sorrows, they added to

tower

fell

/<

my

grief;

linphui'iint.tn,

%ir,u

f,

- liuyp,

he was on the brink of

ruin, on the
point of ruining himself; c,,upni-iuitu }
- 'fcj iiuMunt-^u/iikl^ii they charged them
with the massacres u,n.uiit [ - l],^/*_
puM^t-n^ , threatening announcement
for Arabia ifiuilik-J' ii^nuuiM [, - I
shut the, door behind me ; S. M-"i',
.

7i#M"CT

[^-nt-uil^u/lini-fS-lsu

itulTu *|j3i

at

the beginning of the Armenian era

480

-^inpnif.h>r va. to

renew

-^inpn_

renewal, renewing; -ium^J"

vn. to sit on, to take a seat on, to be
seated or placed on to mount, to ride.
\hpu,ih'iii.p-'(, s. rebuilding; -^^kir
vn. to breathe; -^^ni^p-'l, or nt-Ui, srespiration, breathing; - 4ny</nj blow^n^p-},

s.

ing of the wind; -^p%,.pj,

s.

anat.

i{kpa.uiu,'i,iiirvn. to fly

soar; -uppkiTva. to purify again.

<[hpuiuihunL.^ s. director; bishop;
-uiiru^it-P[i s, direction

anametrisis

reverend -iv.
honour, to
respect; -uimumt-ni.p'^ s. reverence.
'({hprniLUiphiT va, to send on high;
;

-u/./,.../i<-/.-^/.

Oi

uint-kiTva. to revere, to

-mn^nu^^

s.

anatocism.
i[jrpuiplihj; t-jp va. to palliate, to

cover, to cloak, to shroud;

s. over-coat, mantle, cloak
coverlet, qnilt; - Jt^y, horse-cloth;
caparison.
'f{hpm^lru,i_ a. raised , heightened
-gm-Sh s.
fig. absent; math, abstract;
elevation, exaltation; abstraction;
'\autili , exaltation of the Cross ; -jn-.
^../b/rJ" va. to raise, to lift on high, to
set up - iTmop , to abstract.
^\kpu,ipn^kir va. to transport , to
convey, to bear or carry on high, to
veil, to

-p^nc

luj

transform; -fmlunu.iSu s. Assumption;

demise, decease, death.
T^\k-pu*ouipna fjiitfiir Or ^uMpnr^lT VCl.
to preach, to announce, to publish, to
divulge.
i\tpi.&piijliuA a. relative

^lipuiphphW, -phpliiT

-ptptrW

vn. to rise to

the surface, to float, to swim on; - f

to rise from the waves.

2r'i-p3

il^t^t^4

uij

-(kuj^ a. mounting,
*. rider, cav-

ascending, ascensional;
alier

horseman

-frr,

tg[i

vn. to

mount

on, to ascend; - ('iiatt-, to go

on board ship, to embark ; - uusif^of
to ascend, to scale.
Ahc^te . ascent, ascension, acclivity ; staircase; ast. ascendant.
'^pkpii.uili a. to be sung aloud; uainJiiup , gradual psalms ; -j.hj'va. to

sing loudly, to fill the air with song,

to warble, to trill ; to extol, to praise
highly, to laud, to magnify.
T^lrpi.-pht-liir vn.

-^M-tiTvn. to go up wards, to fly on high.

TUt^pu.MtiuiaiJtj' va. to praise aloud,
openly, to extol, to cry up, to cele-

brate

to receive divinehonours.
upwards, to

fLhiut^il/btri^,

anastomosis.
ilt^u,^,^i,<_/*^<_'Si

take or carry on

high, to raise , to heave up ; to receive, to take home ; to glow, to leap

with joy, to exult; jtaimi^t - qr-e' *"
place among the gods; jwirai^b il^pui.

S.
'^^hpi/buiiT, ui^iy vn. to rise, to soar,
to ascend, to mount; to vanish, to
disappear ; to go away, to leave, to
escape ; lllr n tuuh- uit ^u^uipuluiah-mfLuil
to swell with pride, to be puffed up,
to become presumptuous; ^ lkpu,'i,ti,i_

va, to

to appear, to shoot

-^yP

a.
forth, to be born, produced ;
apparent, superficial; ad. superficial-

appearance ; superficies,
; -LntJ s.
surface, p.firun. to receive, to accept.

ly

to present, to offer.
HtpfAlfui^ a. receiving, containing,
sustaining, carrying.
TLlftppiiitui/isirua.

'IbP

67 7

HtpiAiJt^uiilrirvna. to repullulate, to

shoot or bud again.

Aj^Ppi piin^ a. that is above, high,
upper, superior; celestial; outward,
exterior, external S. b/>t.*p
^hiil^iyphiTva. to move up & down;
- ^Au t to wink.
Ut^ /f Urpn/ a. apparent, superfici,

al, feigned, affected; ad. superficially,

apparently, affectedly ; - nJi,yiw,^_ ^\,^
mni-PJ, , without a thorough knowledge of, having a smattering of; t^_
li^[i itiia^pi %jh, -, they feigned to
worship him.
'f\j!-pini.ifa,piup ad, analytically ; -.
itu,iiu,% a. analytic, analytical; -^ s.
"analytics; -ituiuy,r va. to analyze, to
resolve ; -*-/'i *. analyser , analyst

-b-nt-p-piX

s.

analysis.

-%n,i_s.

reader

reading, recitation.
i^A-^aX-i^ vn. to go, to fly on high.
ilk-p,r,uf^, lug s. coverlet, counterpane, quilt.
ilk-pi^p s. ethereal places.
'^_trp,n[n,Jlii s. pressure.
s.

T^itiHiuiphpif. s. citadel, castle

-^i_

upper or higher region ; ethereal region ; p -u luyng , in Upper Armenia ; 'tip s. epigraph, inscription,
title; -t>iui/L>^/> superscription or direction of a letter ; -^yti a. upper, superior, higher ; -fptiT va. to place, to
engrave an inscription ; to ascribe, to
attribute ; -i^nM-nA s. high gate' ; floodgate, sluice; stocks, ceps; ^^tupii. a.
varnished ; flowery, redundant ; ~_
s. great coat, over- or uppercoat; -piiuii_s. mus. an Armenian note
tiuft s.

^kum

/***)

-luiuplialu s.

-juiiuid'a.

abacus

capital

providential ; - ^im^nt-P-fiJi,

Divine Providence.
*ilt-p%Mui s, upper mill-stone.
iltp%iu^u/ii a. superior

s. angel;
on high, celestial; -_

a, of divine or celestial behaviour, pious, angelic, godly ; -inipli,

s. upper side or part ; -l/poi S. b/4*"'-.
itr1iiguiii_

t^pob

anat.

-[i

garret-window

'itL~t' garretteer
^\hpbut^iaTi

^/A

~u(ujpif.ht,

o.

S.

/*.

Aj'pb''"

XSpJjpfUf^pp

highest floor or story, upper

room ; guest-chamber ; high place,
heathen temple ; belvidere , gallery,
terrace;/?^, palate; tp^pnpii. -, thesecond floor ; - hlikuhgt-y , women's
gallery in churches ; -mn^aii_ a. giving
from Heaven, granting from on high;
s. the great Giver ; -^tq^ s. upper or
skin-covering of a tent ; * outer-

-mnJii

s.

shutter.
y\kp%iim

lug o. aerial, ethereal ; med.

cataleptic; -^l' vn. to be subject to
catalepsy ; S. li.iAnui &c. ; -m-P-Ti s,
catalepsy.
[pole.
'i[j.-piinLiit s, phys. anode, positive
^\irpaf [i - pr. ad. up, upon, above ;
beyond ; over, aloft ; / ~^n,i,raAi.
,

^iri^tfb O. ^hrphuffuMpli
epidermis ; -Waipui a.

from above

.~iiut^i S,

warring

against the Most High, against the

celestial powers ; -ftupmni.pf s. combat, war with Heaven ; -yup^ s. the
highest floor, garret, attic ; fig. palate;

- ^uA, above, over; -

/.

^phiaij written above.

mount, to go up
step, gradually.
'([hpni-aui a. high, superior ; / - ad.
from above, from on high, from heavi{k-pnu,'hhir vn. to

by

step

en; from the beginning; - f iiyp,

from top to bottom; u!iii^nt.um ( -,
from ancient times, from the beginning ; f t. ft uliif^ufUli lufliuiliajtp (;[%
they were so from the beginning; jui.
n.ut^fy% [> if-fiuikfi i^iiu-, I knew
,

that long since.

At'elj ba * end, finish, conclusion,
close ; end, extremity, bound, limit
tail ; back; the rear of the army; cadence, fall ; -.p S. ^{k-p2aM,.np s.; p -,[
-4- [ -nj, after, behind, at last, after
all, in conclusion, finally ,^ lastly b ,

ky"t backwards, back, behind; b to draw back, to repress,

to hold in, to check, to restrain ; b i,iuuu!blriJig. to have already one foot

%ui^um'ii2^i_,

in the

celestial

aerial, ethereal; S.ilt//A;

-4i.{3 a. built

AJbC

u{iumai.^uA

read, to relecturer ; -im-pf

'Ht-pi-iait-j', it-iuj va. to

cite

;;

;
,
;

grave

b ~ iy" ^^"c *o

backwards f -b
;

g<*

Rt'-n/ii uiHt-aiu as-

sailed the army in the rear ; i,u.ak^ b

-u%^, destroy the enemy's rear; b or b -i *-4t"a! survivors, posterity;
J-uMiTu/iita^iac. b -k latest or nearest

b ~y^ IrpP-i^iMif qopl^li fuip ^mauti/fi f

given to perversity as a beast - pio_
%liu Mu/u , the pith of my discourse is
;

this

hlibb

-ti

'i{t-p2aipuiii

peroration

he was at his

life's

end.

-nt-P-bt-i s. couclusion,

epilogue ; -^/

oule, twilight;

-d^fi

a.

s.

crepus-

born after;

;;

,;
,

-^ui^m-P-T- s. the remain-

ing back, receding, desistanoe ; -tinqpi,

backside ; stern ; -ffluy a. remaining back ; outliving, surviving ; -ai..
jjnM.f3-p.i s, survivorship.
Afi-pl^^ap' s. last days, last years of
life ; f -ju ad. on the wane, at the close
of one's life, in one's declining days,
in the sere & yellow leaf.
s.

'\irfi^'iiu3j; ui^iy vn. to remain back,

to be behind ; to abandon, to leave
off, to desist, to renounce ; to fail, to
want, to be short of; to die.
ilt-p^u{ia^ luj 4'. rear-guard * -_
uku ad. at last, at length, finally, in
,

fine

reindeer ; -u,a,%2_ a.
anapsest -m/.u^ o. pub-

-uuiir,,,

^bS

678

^\sV

posthumous ;

s.

ducible to its elements ; -n-t-W va. to

reintegrate, to reduce to elements

epigrammatist; -luf-Pt . reform, regeneration ; epigram ; inscrip-n.^*.

[fortify.
tion title.
'i\hpmu,L.npyj' va. to strengthen, to
tjiy vn. to
-^hprnlnr, k-jfi , -(tiT
dance, to hop, to jump, to skip about;
;

wear a coat of
mail.
iltpop^ilrir va. to praise highly, to
extol, to exalt, to cry up to the skies.
to put on a cuirass, to

443 ^j a. sixilfrgwpujp ad. in six

,

ners

-junpiji.

<\hgu.li

-J, S.

ways or man-

hexagonal.

^irguilint^uli a.

y\kgku,li.

six-angled

ad. in

six*

-Jt-iy a. sexennial ; six

years old ; -iTulruy a. of six months,
six months old; - or J-aiJu/buili, six
months, half year ; -iTuui^aA a. half-

manners

anapsestic; *.
lished after death, posthumous -mo.
iio4 "o^ * feast after feast ; -jni-jm.
i.t./* va. to withhold, to retain, to keep
back, to detain; to deprive of --<^
a. bordered, trimmed, fringed
last,
final; s. border, hem, selvage; fringe,
trimming; pinking, ribbon, galloon;
,liupq.u,plri_l, ~u, to fringe, to border,
to bind with ribbon, to pink; -t-npni^
s. mus. cadence ; finale, the last per-

-"hfium a. hexahedral *. hexahedron; -'b^fiJh, -iiilttAf, a. hexagonal *. hexagon; -up a. six-stringed s.

hexachord, six-stringed instrument;
-'bJi.u^uA a. containing six persons
carrying six persons -^01^ a. s. hexameter ; -i^iy or }b ",. six-eyed -*7.

formance.

n[ili

^t-p^tuiiip

the last;

s.

/.

-%u% ad.

lastly, in the last place, after all.

Aj-'p^t-j; k-gl, va. to hold back, to
deter, to withhold, to cause to loiter

or while away.

[imate.
Ajrpl^ifilrp a. last but one penalt'ilt-p2pi, ^ng a. posterior, ulterior
last, extreme, final ; ^p^ -^ Wuip^nj
the four last things, (death, judgment,
;

heaven

& hell).

[peremptory.

^kp2iiuM^,u% a. final, last,

''[tp2nin%l,j; t-guif vn. to

wards, to

fall

treat, to give

extreme;
go back-

yearly

sextuple, sixfold; -^ika,% a.

of six spans.
y{hgii.uM%ii.lTulh o. worth six farthings.
'f\hgq.uipt,M,'ii a. of six ages or epochs.
a.

'(\kghuMli

Aj^gliptp

^[hjlrpk^
'*<'

a. s. six; sixth.

sixthly.

luj a. sixth, 6 ^^ ; sixthsextant; mus. sixth.

i[tjt^i-/'ir or ^fi
irgniiij s. the
whole six ; a. all the six.
ilfr_j/Jt._tnA a. six-winged.
>l*-j/>2tA a. six-columned ; -^ s.
[Hexapla.
At-jtp a. sixth.

y\_ifgirpnp^

ly;

*.

back, to recede, to re-

i\tj[igu ad. six times.

way.

i\_trgliu/iiiibhu/iM a.

iljt^i/iauuiffii.^

s.

[enee.
impetuosity, viol-

Aji-p"uiumni.p-f,ii, s.

emphasis.

of six cubits.
times as much, sex-

^^gl/Jiii a. six

tioned.

tuple, sixfold.
ilfrj4ujmp a. six thousand; -4i
-hmli a. of six thousand years ; s. six

Aii-pumfA ad. once more, anew, over

again, afresh, again, repeatedly.

i[h^^u.plru.%.

Ajrpumhuy

u,

aforosald, above-men-

^pu, a. mail , made of mail , of

chains, meshed, linked, woven;*,
coat of mail ; network
^{>o/4^ -^
cuirass, hauberk ; ^uipJ^u -u ^^tfer.^^,
to wear a coat of mail.
Aj'^puimii.uiliu/ii
a. epigrammatical;
-n-iu'iiuiitun. to be resolved, to bo re;

thousand years

-tuA

-uiJkaA

S.

[six hundredth, eOOH".

Mj^3^"'l'b'-p o.. six hundred; -npif. a.
i\tj.iirAp a. six-handed.
[ed.

\\k-giruMinku,'b or Jiumili a. six-fingerHt-jnumL-MJii a. six-branched.

Hjrj/nmu/iil, QV uAt-utj a. SiX-foOtod,
4.*3"/"-^i-'"* a. hexastyle. [hexapod.

'iltjmniij.u.%

s.

hexastic, sextain.

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679

4,tr

A^goptiy

of six days;

hexaHfi'goppiiui^ S. 'Utrt/fi^t-uAtp [meron.

i^t"** a. haughty, uncontrolled, stiff-

necked

a,

become prOud,
neck-cloth, cravat,
stock, collar; - lim'i.ufug , necklace,
string, carcanet ; -n^ s. haughtiness,
stiff-neekedness ; -ni.i S. i^^mi.
-/liT vn. to

imperious ; -ly

,,

s.

piy

wound,

to

ifiiiru

sores, to ulcerate

to cover with

>j .

[great.

A!ilur%.\!i.^4jib,r.

^fwi

A^api ^^""-i

a. Pers. w.
'
dispute, debate, contest, discussion, variance, contestation, quarrel, wrangling: knucklebones, cockal; / - t-wi_ g ni.jy^, to

Ajit

<

IPt'^a

dispute or wrangle, to debate, to contest, to discuss.

'l/2<?j * quarrel, controversy, litigation, contention, difference

ijjta',

i^/.i/mj s. stone
rock - u,%_
corner stone, head-stone; - 2.
sapphire ; ^ 4^1^ laup umu/iiuM^
'tb'U^i
to squeeze oil from marble, to desire
'Ij&i/'i

llt-uiii

'

impossibilities.

A^"t

^-

4b'H"'a

tale, story,

history, narration,

account; romance

poem,

i// -u -. Ifb^ n^tun._

he wounds others but receives

insupportable
'imi.,

no hurt.

damage, hurt, wrong -ti/".

damage, to injure, to wrong;

highflown, arrogant,
proud, saucy, insolent, haughty,fierce;
harsh, hard-hearted, cruel, inhuman,
brutal; cross, crabbed, surly, peevish ; ~iu^ui% a. arrogant; ad. haughtily;
-n-? s. arrogance, insolence ; cruelty.
i[l;n,n ov ilfrn ./j great, noble,
i|^4o

ilbiiuig a.

illustrious.

i^t"

trg[iva,to

*.

scratch, incision, cut;

rippling, gentle

motion; -

fig,

Jtu,u,qu,,

chem. moire metallic, crystallized

tin-plate; - -, rippling, waving gently,
flowing, undulating; - -. curling,
Itu/i,

or - p
- piuiiiuu to ripple, to undulate, to
rise in small waves, to swell with a
gentle breeze ; "fA/! {'"-'"'"i/'*' " ~-e
the surging waves accumulate.
A^p Wi'"'3 * sore, wound ; ulcer
- or 4^-/3- <//'//i sanies, matter, pus,
gore ; likiiW-. ^^p-^ scab , scurf; S.
^aimpnjfj - uprnfi i heart-soro, ache,
break, burn ; - aa.'iitij - ( #.
rippling gently, playfully

to waste, to spoil, to destroy

damage,

to suffer

~-[iirvn.

to get spoiled; to

get out of repair; -nt-ph or m-Uh s.

waste deterioration ruin, destruc,

i^/?^4.younggazelle;pricket.[tion.
il/'?- s. vigour, force, aid, succour.
ily.^t. , or Aji^ s. hot. vetch ; -huy a.
vetchy.
4./'t' it/' * neck, crag; - un/iuua.,
*"/_, to become rebellious, proud, insubordinate.
4Pli -t s. gazelle ; antelope.
i\jip^u,pl, ptiug a.colossal, gigantic , of great stature , of enormous
magnitude ; - uipiuM% , colossus ; - nyp
giant ; -pm-P-}, s. gigantic stature or
il^Pn!fb,/r,y&,^iapgni-fi.
[slZC.
'4J>J-uMlt uig a. abortive ; s. abortion.
tj^^iZ-ui^ u/j . curtain, veil, hangings,
tapestry ; water-spout, j et ; S. ^J-tu%p;

^p

^"tini-g

sheath for arms.

ilpJ-u,%n^in a. fluid, running, flowing.

i\^J-aAp

poetry.

be

wounded n-mpiTaAt-i^ ^u to dress, to

cure a wound; jo"- Ibpl'i' luumuiiiayp
the pain caused by the wound became

'f\j3-uip s.

expense; detriment,
"^gtsiiiiirgnt-giMiiihir va. to causo to
pay damages, to make amends -^^'Z"
vn. to make amends, to pay damages,
to make compensation.
'4,yA'^/ii<^

to

- /AifniAlr^,

course, current, flux,

abortion, miscarriage.
'<\JiJ-utppm'bl,J' vn. to drudge, to toil
& moil, to be in a profuse perspiration, to sweat blood.
i\j,tHrir, irjpva. to have an abortion,
a premature birth , to miscarry, to
abort, to slink, to be brought to bed
before time ; vn. to flow, to run, to
gush or spout out, to be shed, poured
out; -irijni-guM'ulrJ'va. to causo to flow.
s.

flow, stream

ii},J^n.-ir S. Til^J-trJ- vn.

& ^J^hjnM-_

itJ^j or i4A^ *. abyss, gulf,

chaos ; hell , the bottomless
pit; grave, tomb; great distance; 0.
1I/4

chasm

profound, deep uAqiiq-iafurp -_p &n_

- p^L.uMn._
4nM- the depths of Ocean
nL.phu.'u depths of misery.
il^t^uipaai a. contentious, quarrelsome, disputatious, wrangling; s. litigant, controvertist -mu^uA a. litigious, polemical; --r, t^p, -fiT, -j./
S. i^/iaX-jT; -nc/9^ s. dispute, debate,
;

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680
contest, strife, controversy, question,
discussion ; -i^uip ad. contentiously.
ilj,-2Cu,/i, uii) s. lot, chance, destiny,
fate, fortune; ballot, suffrage, vote,
lot, porcondition
; lot, state,
share lottery sorcery; inheritage, possession; fief, farm; department, district, liberties, precinct, ex-

voice
tion

tent of jurisdiction, territory; diocese;

clergy; situation, condition, fortune,

rank, quality, dignity, office, employprofession; - u,ftliuM'iiki_, to

or cast lots, to ballot, to vote;
- u,i,liu,'iilri_ [,
to practise witchcraft
4tiy [,p[ip to cast lots or to draw
for anything; -u.i- mm^i to give through
lottery humiSii -u ig they drew their

ment
draw

>

names by
pkuij,

&

t^ i//.2C,4>/ 'l]'/,,_
fell upon Matthias.

lot; t..

the lot

i\^i'2'iii^iuii.[tuiliv''b

^pni-Pt

s.

a> statistical

statistics; -/io^

^o'ihi_f, -[,
-fiutij u,g s.

to

win

lottery;
the lottery;

in

s.

feudatory, farmer; successor; -lil'^a. having the same lot or

fate ; s. copartner, sharer, fellow ; -4'"_
int.p'^ s. lottery ; ballot, voting by
ballot; -^pi a. diocesan; -innt.nL.pJi s.
the assigning destinies; -plint-, y s.
voter; -pi^.p'^ s. ballot, ballotting,
voting; -t-np s. clergyman, ecclesiastic ; incumbent; - t-Milpn/fnuinu diOCBSan, bishop ; -t-npfij', Ir^iy vn. to be
chosen by lot, destined by fortune, to
inherit; -^npnJ^ s. share, inheritance,
portion; chance; benefice, ecclesiastical dignity or state.
,

give or distribute by lot, to allot, to

assign in lots, to appoint to indicate
as heir, to put in possession of an inheritance, or of a benefice ; to give a
title to Orders.
4.f a*'"4c'*'4"'z. " * diocesan; -/A^t.
gm-P'f s. lot, chance; witchcraft; -*<.
44a a. easting lots.
HjiXui^^j; kj/uij vn. to fall or arrive
by chance, to be appointed by lot,
to fall to the lot, to happen, to obtain
;

by chance to inherit n-liM-piuq^m^

pinL.pt k lbifu,^huMi_, he has sensibil;

ity for his lot.

tj[,,

HfiTCnquipntp

iku

ij/a-n^f J> or

ud. couteutious-

[ly.
S. A.k^'
Issuod from a rock
-tbp t[""3 * lithographer ; lithography, lithograph ; - or-^/<"4* a. lithographical ; {.piupuA s, lithographic
-.'&

i^jfiTaii-nLla a.

printing-office

-tf-phW va.

Ti\j,2(f,j;

tifuy

vn. to

dispute, to argue, to contest, to squabble, to wrangle, to discuss, to debate,

to litho-

lithography;
fini-Hi. s. the rolling of stones ; throwing stones; -if-utpaiii a. hidden in a
rock, in a cavern, in ambush, waiting
for among the rocks ; -if-pmliufii , -^m,
pluilu a. founded on a rock; -^uMnii a.
stony , pebbly ; -*/A a. producing
stones; produced by stone ; -4"i a.
stony ; stone : living in a stone ; -i.
nLnjq -^Irpin 0. built of StOHCS ; -^ui^.
ttpp a. as hard as stone ; -4i > mj a.
cut from stone ; s. S. '^aipui^mm ; -iki.
a. stony, stone-like; -Jo*#<f s- rock;
-Jk2_s. interval among rocks, cavern,

graph

-t-pn^pi^,

s.

cave -i"/". aii/u^ vn. to become stone,

to change into stone, to be petrified;
;

to grow hard;'-2ti a. built of stone;

-un/i^ a. entering, hiding among or
under stones; -mm^a. in free-stone,
in polished stone ; n-aimn.hJ' va. to

change into stone, to petrify, to harden -uifiui &c. S. H^iTuif^p &c.; -p.
,

i-lri^

a.

shut

in,

enclosed or surround-

ed by rocks.
HjiiTuipii. -tni/ or tuA a. resembling
a stone, stone-like, stony, stone.
>

i[j,ir,njnM-jai'iit-ir

mako

vo. to

stone,

to render as a stone, to petrify, to

harden, to strengthen.

hollowed in the rock

crushcd under fallen rocks or stones.
yXjfWuiipnp a.

s.^.'f"npai\uMu,\ -ipni^a.

stony, stone.
of or abounding in

iljf.i/tirjt'ii

a.

<[j,JiiL.n,

a. full

stones, stony, pebbly; -^ stony place.

"iXj/ii
!^u>y s. lute ; - i,uMpliuiiiln^ to
play the ,

'\j,^uiui

U.J s.

dragon ; leviathan

typhon, vortex, whirlpool, exhydria;

a^ dragon, draco;- b-mjuupi,, araneus piscis, quaviver, weever - JmJ^i
;

cachalot.

a dragon, fura. dragonheaded s. bol. dragon's-head , dracocephalum -jntA^ s. descendants of

Astyages ; -qop a. very robust, excessively strong; s, dragoon.
'Hj-in.uiuipu.p ad. like

fond of disputing, contentious, quarrelsome, litigious.

([jfiCuiukp a.
il/at,/-,

l,bC

to brawl, to quarrel, to attack, to fight.

iously, fiercely
;

-^^it/i

;,

^IH
'Hji^Miiat^

dragon ;

taj

08 1

P^n-n^^J.^ g. ^n.n.n.'U

novel; poetical work; ~utu'uapl;% ad,

historically ; romantically.

soFpen-

Aj'uilur, tj/. va. to relate, to tell, to

recount, to recite, to narrate, [cloak.
il/i,.,-..y.Cr, w. s.over-coat, mantle,

Hjiiuiufui^a/ii utauitrii^ s. ost.

tarius ; -fttpui a. dragonish, dragonlike ; -/j^p s. draconarius , dragonbearer ; -Jtiu/i, a. dragon-voiced ; -Jti.
a. dragon-shaped -JnU/ii s. zool. otterpike, sea-dragon; shark; ore; -in(if
;

half-dragon-half-man ; -J'u.iim a.
fighting with a dragon ; -iK,!.^ a. tempered or imbrued in dragon's blood;
-iur, wj/ta/ vn. to become a dragon,
to change into a serpent; -^nJi,^ a.
-.(-}* s. dragondragon-breathed
like monster, half-lion-half-dragon,
chimera; -mmnJi, a. dragonee, dras.

"flpumprnpni

-//<

A*. 6o<.dragon's-blood;

-;p."7_ a. dragon-slaying
;
hydra-killing ; -^p s. geol. draconites.
T^j.^ufP/^ s. dragonet.
Tilji^ajMnnatii 0. dragou-footed. [pent.
i\J,^uia[ik^i ad. like a dragon or seril/^ li![' > "^'""'j s. inconvenience,
discomfort, displeasure, vexation,
pain, trouble, grief, affliction, sorrow,
suffering, torment, tribulation; -^
luJufpnuiiu^, tempest, foul weather;
- q.mn.'iinM.pb , bitter grief, desolation;
f c/%f u.f' -^ great hardships, misfor-

be haughty,
be harsh, cruel,
cross-grained, waspish, shrewish.
i\^uuiijnt-^iu'i,hirva. to render haughty, hard, inhuman, crabbed.
^auHiiuir, uiguj vn. to

limiu'iiup, ad.

utrL.

llzu*lf

through

fhi'th

UMit.

affliction, tribul-

ation or grief; - 4""'"'-j<"^^^> to

grieve, to pain, to concern, to distress, to

cause sorrow, to

vex ^ -u

j;u,'uhi_,

afflict,

pained
for, to

be

afflicted

- k

l^i^t I

am

greatly concerned at, it is with pain

that I . . . ; fauMqn^iT^ [i i^^uMtQ ^tuuus^
i^p, w^pi, many disasters successively fell on the nation ; !D,rMpaiifiM._
[9-[i Z"//"5 h^iuu p u iluiiiMtit^p
all the
pleasures of the Armenians were
,

changed
rai^k'i,

for

extreme dangers

qmiiiffiiu

selves with mourning

uin.u,%^

,ltjn[i,

{ liu.j,

they consume them;

^/if /*'i 4*2/../.

no joy without

alloy.

iI^<Y<f./i^ , [pmj s. historiographer,

historian; -r/.npb^, uij s. romanticpoet, poet, romance-writer; -ifptiT
va, to write history; -uimmnt-tra. narrating history ; -uuA, u.j. romancer;
novelist; S. ^^../".^n^ft-; uuiLmliuA a.

historical

romantic -uinbkir,
;

to relate, to narrate

ance;

-uui%a,.p-Ji

s,

h^f, va.

to write

rom-

history; romance;

surgeon

s.

opening of a wound
;

-pnt-J-mliu/i, a. sur-

chirurgical;

gical,

-p.ni-J-n^pi^,

s.

surgery.
ilj,puiii.

Muj a. fierce, ferocious, ty-

rannous, brutal;
s.

*.

wild beast; -nM.pf

ferocity, brutality.

^[Jipu,^^ a. full of wounds, covered

or riddled with wounds, ulcerous;
- u,a^i,bi_, to cover with wounds;

wound-wort.

-^..... s. hot.

^Jtputb- S. ^Jtpiai-np
Hjipai^uFui , u-g s. surgeon.
y^ipuiiF, ui^fi va. to

shave.

V4'P'"ii"'t I' * probe.

\[j-p,ni , .j s. oubliette,

death
found

/../.

dungeon of
deep dungeon , pro-

bottomless pit.
being wounded,

gulf,

Hjipuio-inJli s.aot of

state of ulceration.
i[Jipuii.np

to

to grieve at, to be
at, to take to heart, to sorrow

to

't[jip,Mip.lrpiu'b s.

-pnjJ-

tunes; ^ ihin^u

grow proud;

to

S. lo/int/t

by nature

proud

a.

harsh, haughty.

gon-tailed;

4.I1D.

young

small or

s.

a.

wounded

ulcerated;

wound, to ulcerate;
-(rvn. to be Wounded; -^^ s. wounder -m-P'f s. wound, hurt med. lesion.
-kiT,

kj/[,

va. to

A^P'i-,.ps. club, staff pebble, stone;

-lu^aA s. missive weapon, sling.
;

witness, testifier ; vouchmartyr 115 /.W - God is my witness - ^"itkij to be a witness of, the
witnesses of, to be admitted as evidence; - k"i^u 'o summon as witness;
to invoke or call on to witness - .._
il^4.; ,/.j s.

er

'iini.u *'"

^^^

to witness.

'<[li,yuipm'ii s.

martyrology

martyrologist;

-nt-P-'B

-tl'p s. certificate,
testimonial; ticket; diploma; - *%>._
q.kiuii
certificate of birth; - p"</^
s.

of character, testimonial, certificate of good conduct;

-liuA o.testifying, testimonial; belonging to martyrs; s. certificate, diplo4,opnilg, certificate

ma

-Ill's a.

bearing witness with an-

un

G82

A^\^

- /A**/^. to fj^tfor with an-

payment, pay, requital, retribution, compensation; discharge;

other; -inj B.'iljiaylupuMi ~ukp O.foild

of martyrs ; -/.mi s. martyr's tomb or
chapel.
i\fi,ujt,r, hgp va. to witness, to bear
witness, to give evidence, to testify,
to depose, to attest, to vouch, to certify ; to acknowledge, to own ; to approve; vn. to be martyrized, to suffer
martyrdom ; um-ui - , to give false
evidence, to bear false witness, to
perjure; 4]i"ii uMii^putt^ iii^uyhuMq i^uii^^
puif.nt-Ph, he has perjured himself, he
has borne false witness; il^iyhMT opf,,
as the law is
%mifl, p^k piMtpi-iip ti

acquittance, receipt; end, finish; ^-,

received - utniiiru to finish, to bring
to an end or conclusion, to accom[pHsh.
i[7Ca,pu.%g S. UTAupni-m, .
y\Xuipir[li a. payable, to be paid.
^TCtipkiT, y^Jt va. to finish, to end,
to complete, to bring to an end, to
terminate, to carry out, to perform,

other

*.

fellow-martyr

test together, to

vouch

-^

good

I approve it; iQ^-io^rm t.. (l|o/^o

4i'y^3p' j-^-f" "ht-pnil, Peter & Paul
were tortured in Nero's reign ^</t'5>
,

I am convinced, I am conscientiously persuaded.

i^i/ni./3f Li *. witness, testimony,
evidence
deposition , attestation ;
opinion, authority; certificate; allegation, citation; martyrdom; - jun-J,,
fuyulg, eternal witness; - miufj ^it^,
to bear witness or testimony to, to
testify ; to protest ; - /. Jk2_ phplri_,
JuMuinL-guHitfu to quote, to cite ;
-/3E
miT ^[,, according to universal opinJt-n^ t-r,

\\TCu,p s.

to fulfil, to conclude; to recompense,

to restore, to compensate ; to pay, to
acquit, to discharge, to settle ; to deliver, to release, to free from, to rid

disentangle, to set free; to forbid, to prohibit, to obstruct, to hinder;

- qjilrui'hu to end one's life, to depart
of, to

; - qn^
^ ^npni.um to
despatch, to kill; - ^uiuipmu, to pay,
to settle a debt; - ^ut^i.% to pay a,
balance; ^npifu -i to despatch business ; fttP" H-UMUIIUUUIu/li^l UMpL'UMlTp.
to condemn to capital punishment; -

this life, to die

>

^uiiCyub
iLiMt^b

to content, to satisfy

ki^htui_ TCu/buiiMiiiipC^

j.

to finish
n^fA^^itipai^
,

the journey undertaken ;

f J-uiUhi^i. -. they could do nothing at that moment; <i%^u/p fi^ n^
liu>pkp - . he could do nothing alone ;

gfiii

^p

[3-nnll_

hi-h[^ nuli;uiub i^^iup^p

hC

[ion.

hunger with dried figs

alone iliCu,ptgl^ ^um suTfipo^ prov-

a martyr.
'i\Jiu,'il.hj; t-gf, va. to beat off, to
drive or beat back, to rout, to scatter,

ide for all his requirements ; ^uiptoM^

i,>ypu
his father resolved to
,lp %p

il_4j,n.-4/. sf.

martyr.

satisfied his

'i\_liiyop^'i,

ad. like

to disperse, to defeat, to crush, to

discomfit.
^^i.iu.n a. disheartened, faint-hearted, discouraged, despondent.
-i\^...u,b-ir, hgf, va. to discourage, to

dishearten, to cast down, to dispirit,

to deject, to unnerve ; - or -/'/, t^iy
vn. to lose courage, to droop, to be
disheartened, to despond, to despair,
to be disconsolate ; -lrgn.-gu.%t,r S.

^^uimhJ'va.

-tjni-j/,^ a. discourag-

him

t-pk jE "luiq^^l^ inI shall see if their works

equal their cry ? ^it^ /I Jt^b *- ut"hhi^ ^nfli il^Cutp^ , to be there or not
is the same thing; mltMiiiii^ni-p ij^Ciu..
pk^lfb qlftu.%1, they led a pious life
to the end.
kill

iCu.pfiglP'b

mlruft^

'*[^pt'i'< l^a"!! i)n.to

be accomplish-

ed, finished; to be done, effected; to

be paid, discharged, acquitted ; to die;

to get rid of, to be delivered; - } 4*-.

die ; pa.
, to finish one's days, to

tru/_j

ing, disheartening.
'H^-umnJl, s. discouragement, faintheartedness, dejection, despondency,

pn>.p1i

grief, languor, despair.

excessive

4,4i"'4'<</'jr'"- or j"-4 s. soothsayer,

sorcerer, conjurer, [divination, magic.
^'iin.-Pl.jr, s. sorcery, witchcraft,
Afi"--// Bi"'3 s. conjurer, sorcerer,
wizard, magician ; sf. prophetess, pythoness, witch, sorceress.

ujjHufliufi i^tup^^t- i[2CuiplrqutL.

>

threats

were useless;
u.n.

{
;

"iitruAii

ajii

ilTCuMplrun_k

i^.

his malignity

is

uip^ut^-ui'b (3-uM-f.tui.ap\fb
,

such was

the end of the king's journey; 4pt-i^

_ju/.

the angel, having delivered hjs

to the woman, disappeared;

message

plii^l^p Juipi^tubw^tf

[i

tf-hplrqiju/b

n^ l^S

,;
,

;.

683

A^\i.
TtoMph^uy

the

why was I

womb

not carried from

to the grave ?

uA7Ca,n.tr^

'i^iuMuuMf.u.'bkir va. to accuse, to find

fault with, to blame, to lay the fault

on -pirp a. causing damage, loss or

harm, offensive, hurtful, prejudicial;
;

exchange for your inestimable gifts,

we beseech you to accept our trifles;
a bargain ;ie.
TC,upt-uMi_ 4- ilp [i,r, my business is done,
it is all over with me jnpJ-mtF ^ai^
Jhpl' ' p-utp^uan. tupAuM^h-uia wbeU DC
wished to die, he cried out '"/ fV
^uiphuai^ 4 i/si ^,r, it is all up with me.
'<[TCiupnii_s. payer; paymaster.
"^iCiupni-Slu s. accomplishment, execution, carrying out; delivery, release;
death payment, pay.
ilajtn.
ifjCa-nj s. sentencB , award,
il7CwiituM/_

4- tf-npi-if-tit

is

judgment, decree, decision, act, ordinance sentence, maxim a. decisive, peremptory; - p.u,%[ii-^ with a
peremptory voice - ^uMum/iihu aia.^
;

-//u,p a. hurtful, pernicious, injurious,

disadvantageous, detrimental, prejudicial ; bad, wicked

guilty ; -4o/int.
;

Pi

hurtfulness, damage, prejudice,

danger; - o^y, inclemency of the
weather ; -JuiniSf s. malignity, malevolence, ill-will, malice.
Ti\^,iuua/i,p s. pi. damages, injuries.
Ti\^,iuaiuMMiaipu, a, guilty , criminal;
-hiTva. to accuse, to blame ; -m-p-t s.
guiltiness, guilt, culpability ; -ukp a.
malign, mischievous, malicious, wick-

ed

'Uh-fi

^hrpklj

ll

tlk-null luiirhgj

iJlhr^ mtUj

'-utirtuq

i[iiuMu,u^mp

i\%,uuhJ;

s.

S.

2"

ulrii
a
-p-i' S.
corruptible
va. to hurt, to injure,
-I

-_jo- a.
t-jf.

damage, to bring loss

harm, to offend, to wrong, to

to prejudice, to

or

to issue a warrant or writ, to sentence, to adjudge, to judge, to declare, to pronounce, to ordain, to condemn; to deliberate, to decide, to resolve, to decree ; to enact, to order

shock, to wound; - <^i/-<i<%j, to injure one another.

'ii^^ff-nph- s. flax-weaver or dresser.
A^"!l "l^vt*" a. flaxen, linen.
i^uMHiuipl,
-^ s. the Furies E-

Juj^nL. ^uiuiuaiifs-lf I' 'i^P'y 1^^j to

sentence to death, to sign a death-

rynnies, Eumenides.
il^n.p-( a. afflicted , worn out
bowed down by suffering; -pJrpMu^uM%
a. pain-giving, distressing, sad, painful, grievous, woeful ; -p.hpa,.pf S.
^tzy ; -fp' afflicted , sorrowful,
deeply grieved, in pain, in affliction;
doleful , grievous , sad , vexatious,
hard, mournful, painful ; -*'t^ a.
passionate ; -ifitj; t^f, va. to afflict,
to grieve, to concern, to pain, to distress, to cause sorrow to, to vex, to

TlajinA S. -^n-nt-nqni-lll .
[Warrant.
i^j^im a. clear, pure, clean ; - ^"-/

limpid, crystal, pellucid water.

iiTCiLuMpiap ad. sententiously, decisively, peremptorily, decidedly , definitively; -pt^ \S,mkuM% s. the Court of
Cassation ; -?-ff s. official report;
-l/uti a. decisive, peremptory, definitive; criminal, guilty; -^uAps. crimes

passed under sentence;

-^/A. S. tJ^gZC

'

torment
wrong, prejudice, injury, detriment; damage, harm, hurt,
loss, grievance ;,ill, fault, sin, injustice , mischief; - 4"""-j"^'^i. ".
i]\f<<H<

i-j *.

to sell at a loss ; /< - nt-pn^p , at the

peril, at the loss, at the detriment, at

the expense of a person n^ Jtit /i%.^

is no great harm done
!
- t'-P li'it^a""- ^/* the affair turned
out to his disadvantage ; kp tbc -""lip ,f.phiui_, his accusation was written
;

4 -% there
I

'

above fp^-i_- k iJ", what fault have

I ? - 4 .pi't rP'/* wine is bad for
your health np - if.npir^^ %yb t^ c,u,^
mn^-ugk
ho that docs the damage
must answer for it.
;

'

>

; -i^ifiir, t-^uij vn.io be afflicted, sorry, concerned, pained or grieved at, to take to heart ; -fbm.pj. S.

Ajfuf' ; -i3-^'"3 S. A^i'"iihi' ; ~d'

a. full of affliction, sorrowful,

^^d'3
anxi-

ous, very afflicted; perplexing, afflict; -a-/ii

a. born to sorrow ; -b%nJlf s. the bearing in sorrow
-^uit> a. sad, afflicting ; -^k-uij a. living
in trouble or care , unfortunate
wretched, miserable ; -Jjit-jm^ppii s.
trouble, affliction, suffering, calamity;
ing, vexatious

-^I'P a. harassed,

enduring or suffer-

ing pain or trouble, distressed, drudged ; -Hii/ a. sympathizing, sensible to

another's woe, compassionate, condoling with ; - ih'i't-L "i-Jke to grieve
or condole with , to sympathize in
<

684

ly] b
suffering, to partake one's grief, to
share in one's affliction, to take pity

on, to pity, to commiserate, to compassionate ; -4mtm S. A^'O'i'f^i ; -_

/jpt-iTva. to suffer; -ipnt-pj, s. suffering, grief, sorrow, trouble, anxiety

-ijwpmii
thizingly

compassionately, sympa-

ad.

trg.,,/

-i^l-iT,

i/iiT; -(j(,./3/.t.i

s.

S. i^o..K4/._y^.

sympathy, compas-

sion, commiseration, condolence; -.

mg a. afflicting oneself or toiling needlessly; suffering willingly;

-4"'/ a. afflicted, pained, grieved, distressed, vexed, plagued, tormented;
-Jplrp a. suffering, patient; severe;
-J'p.k[,i^[3-J, s. sufferance, patience;
maceration, mortification; -"iiiair, ,.
^uMf vn. to suffer, to endure, to bear;
to be sad, afflicted
to sorrow, to
mourn, to be deeply grieved, to have
one's heart full of affliction, to fret
for; to be offended, vexed, irritated;
i,u,%

inlFu 1 ujq a. in
;
distress, in pain, plagued, discompos-

~iyi'iS."C S. H^^nuj/iliff

ed, suffering ; -u,ir,.nt.pt s. suffering,

trouble, grief, plague, disquietude;

cause displeasure,
offend, to afflict, to
grief, to plague, to discompose, to
-^"-au/iikir va. to

to

sadden

to

vex, to torment.

llJUS

sublime in thought, sublime genius ;

high-hearted -[m'inL.pitiX s. extraordinary wit, great sagacity, acumen,
genius -fuou S. }\_iiirJ'u,p.u/ii -liulu S.
i^t/*; -jfm fl. high-minded, endowed with an elevated mind, with lofty
;

sentiments, noble, magnanimous;-^

s. high-mindedness, magnanimity ; -buij; uig.uf vn. to rise above,
to excel, to surpass ; -u^mmf t. a. most
excellent; -tnhm s. head, chief, exttmni-pl.

cellency, eminence ; -uih,ni-P-l,i!i, s.

principality, chief power, highest dign-

-njt" ad. sublimely, eminently,

;
excellently ; -^lon. a. most eminent;
ity

-^un.ni-P-1^

s.

eminence.

s. sublimity, elevation,
highness, excellence, eminence, grandeur.
Ti\ut-p a. S. A.ku &
2,^ ; * boldness,
effrontery S. 'i.fA'"-/?/' ; { - ^"ij *<>
grow bold, to withstand, to oppugn,
to impugn, to contend, to dispute;

Hatirni-pli

iluiu/4 a. confiding, trusty, unsnspicious; -^AA-^, to be sure, reassured; to trust; - lun.'iihu to strengthen,
to reassure, to remove one's fears, to
give one's word for ; - hJ"
I am
sure, I am convinced that, I do not
doubt that - i^pnt.^ jlu , rely, reck-

Hj^xnilpiTvn. to be greatly concern-

ed or grieved.
'>\_nip-miu,^u,[, s. voltameter; -/umIiiu'i,
or jtru/i, a. voltaic; -jiiiiu/i,n,.p-[,i.% s.
voltaism.
[animals.
tI4i/:<.(, ,j s- herd, drove, flock of
4."4"-4 S. il_4"i-4 .
[wind, aquilon.
Ti\n.^,[y ~u,u s. Gr. w. boreas, north-

i^"t.^*. L. w.

A^i-U

bubble

flax

s.

>l_iin.y

bull

bulla.

tow, hards of

flax, flaxen tow, stuffing; mar.

ily>-./.

_p

cooing; -

s.

oakum.

mpliu!blii_,

lupiuilihu to coo.

on on me "i_ 4/ - j^pln-tipua he
had not placed his hopes in wordly
;

things.
ilu,ui4u>p.u>^ ad. confidingly, trustingly, confidently, boldly; hopefully.
TL[uu,ui^MiAuti/; '-^y vn. to be assured, to trust to, to confide in, to rely
on, to have confidence in, to put one's
trust in, to place confidence in, to

rely or reckon on ; to hope ; va. to

trust with, to confide to, to commit to,
to put into the hands of, to deposit;
^-, to distrust, to mistrust, to suspect, to be mistrustful jl-^pi or juA.H
- , to rely on oneself, to presume, to
have a great conceit of oneself, to
assume too much.
i\uu,ui^u,pu/ii s. assurance, security,
prop, stay, support.
Humiu^uijni.jiui'iikj' vo. to assuFO, to
reassure, to inspire confidence, to
embolden, to give hopes.
'tuuiia^h-ir, 4^1/* S' ^UMniu^uAiulP.
i]^<iu4>i>.p/i<.% s. trust, confidence,
reliance on, assurance, security, con;

-i\n.uiiru,iiui% iifiuilis.

Orosmades, god

of the ancient Persians, inextinguishable fire.

[bellious.
y[n.qati^ o. hoadloug, rash, bold, re({..hj;
a. sublime, eminent, high,
/.J
devated, grand, august, noble, excellent.

i\uh To, p.u.% a. most eloquent, sublime in speech; -ncJ7 s. sublime lan-

guage

praise,

encomium

6t high or Illustrious lineage

-qj^p,r a.
;

-/Sn4 a.

-;

ca

4.80.

viction ; expectation, hope; consignment, deposit; -Pp S. iluu'u/^/opu'/'

w3

brook, rivulet, stream,

or current of water;
uipmaitint-iii^ wph-mti
fig, Qood^ stfoam;
w uilinuiuai~ujq jt9nt.nuAirij tO Shed a
flood or torrent of tears; pu^oi-i/"-o
4/""'<i

s.

small river

oMpi/iuu

cause

to

,ii,iat^i_,

bloodshed;

immense

^J^lr,^..;ih

"^muMliuiihif

a.

streamy, abounding

in brooks or rivers

well irrigated
,
flowing , abundant, very
copious; -4no a. streaming; -yt^ a.
overflowing ; - lapmuium-o^p
eyes
swimming with tears ; -%,uj; m^uii vn.
to stream down, to fall or flow as a
river ; -%/! s. pi. brooks, rivulets -.
Lvjpe * places interspersed with rivers or brooks; -pphi. a, watered, irrigated with rivulets,
il,au,^[,// s. rill, streamlet, brooklet.

-[auiqinj

a.

^miu/iopiri ad. like a river, copiously, overflowingly.

i]y<><%^ or 44 1

danger,
misfortune;
punishment -/. ad. perilously, hazardously, dangerously [ - ,upliuiLhi_,
^it^ \i -ft iTaimtib-i^ /r - to put lu jeopperil,

s.

[y

risk, chance, hazard,

ill,

ardy to endanger, to compromise;

to put oneself in
fi - mpiu/iiLi_ qiuiJi,
jeopardy, to risk or venture oneself;
p -f, [l^ku to be in jeopardy, to incur
danger, to run risk ; funi-uku il'pltlL I'
~Pj to shun danger, to avoid perils
1

%uMiJit

[1

fi

iiiyp [onpuiiuliiru the

ship

danger of being wrecked - [

[t-piy k>yp *? ^^ "^^^ '"1 peril - k
"biTuM
he is in danger, he runs the risk

was

in

'

of..-; -- ^kiimjfli, at the risk of his

uAJptu at the peril of my
; -u-

life

,
;

Huiiufiifliir,

dangerous

i^uiuf%f lur^n^ft- a.

~^iu%

to

be

in peril,

s. herd, herdman, herdsman;

porter, door-keeper.
^i.iupa.liuM'ii a. chasing, driving out,
expulsive; -f/.%t^, to be driven out,
banished, exiled.
'i\u,iupiu%,f.hj; hgli va, to drive away,
to expel, to banish, to exile, to expatriate, to cause to wander or stray
- [i Itum-Miynij, , to reduce to slavery,
to lead into bondage.
'^uiutpuiitif.p n-i-nj if-hiuu
^ a, banished, exiled vagabond, wandering
uncertain, in doubt, doubtful; -^ s.
exile ; fig, anguish ; - ian.'ii/^i_, to cause
to wander; - m,ui_, to deliver up, to
betray ; aii-uMniuiiiiittb pujpu utn-hp , hi.
truint-p afii^ina-ial^uilMni.p-[ii^ t talSe tO
your original nobility of soul, you
have fallen to the level of the beasts
of the forest.
i^iiMipu/uij-liiT, k-guy vti, to bo cxilcd,
expatriated; to be uncertain.
i\^nuMpijj%if.ni.[3f or ni-iii s. slaTory,
bonds; banishment, exile, expatriation; exodus, emigration; uncertainty.
'QmutpuAi^ir, tjf vn. to revolt, to
rebel, to rise up against, to mutiny.
x\^uiiapu,%2p'-Pt s, revolt, rebellion,
insurrection, mutiny.
Ti[jampt-ir, lrg[i va, to dislodge, to
remove, to expel, to drive away, to
send off, to banish, to exile ; to usurp,

-/u;i4

to seize, to assume wrongfully ; -fe-_

gni-guhihiTva. to drive from home,' to
cause to become fugitive, wandering,

houseless,homeless. [roam, to wander.

Irguij vn.

"i^muipfiir,

life.

k-i/u^ vn,

jeopardy, to risk, to run danger.

il^oiiun. aig s. multitude, band, flock,
herd a}ia^ pore; -^ iliufiig, shoal of
fish
.in herds, in troops or flocks;
in

'i\_,iiatpn,.pi<,^

or

to

go away, to

ni-Hh s,

oxpulsion,

-^^j ipipiTvn. to
be a companion in danger,to encounter risks or dangers together -i-np a.
perilous, dangerous, hazardous; in

banishment wandering.
i\KiuMt-u,^
uij s. under waistcoat

danger, exposed

-<ot.

a. gr. circumstantial

fatal, disastrous;

al

moment; -

in

jeopardy; sad,

J-miTu/uiu^

ilaypliirutiii

critic-

shift, shirt, &c.; petticoat.

ilmmi-iiA ,
,

as

it

uij

stadium

ppptt.

were a bow-shot.

s. lappet, skirt.
a.leau, meagre, scraggy, skinny, gaunt, spare, slender, thin,
lank, sorry, dry ; - iTiupUhn^j leani[^na,u/bu.ir S. A-ninjij:
[fleshcd.
i\^au,k-ir, Irgf, va, to make lean or
thin, to emaciate, to weaken.

Haiuit-ium
il^m/im

crisis.

put in peril, to endanger, to expose,

to venture, to hazard, to put in jeopardy, to risk to ill-treat, to importune, to torment; - ^ui njfigni.pt to
ruin the health.

uMg

i\muif,

i^ufiB^iT,

t^iy

vn, to

grow

lean, to

;;

686

AS'l:

away, to become
weakened. _

thin,

fall

emaciated,

Tabernacle

dwelHng,
living in tents, nomad, bedwin; ^/jj.
-urg , wandering tribe -4^j a. dwelling in the same or a neighbouring
tent zi'ci'fi * the inmost division or
room in a tent; -^iiTu/b a, tent-shaped
uy,

^'t-H

4'"'''_

4"'/'4"*'tt.'

^it-u to pitch a tent, to dress a pavilion; ^ -a piiui^t-ij to dwell in tents;

piuiLbuii_ q-'ii to strike a tent.
il^pui'i'iof-^iu;}

-/>^ o.

s.tent-keeper; -u,ti^ s. encamp[- h^hqt-gl, portable altar.

x^pnAtu*/ a. tent- or pavilion-liise ;
'i\jfiugirp^% a. Georgian ; ad. in the ,

language.

stony

a.

il,pf^/"-<"

abounding

in

be deprived of; to be rendered useless, inefficacious, to

to disturb, to perturb, to agitate ; -^//,

hgty vn. to be alarmed, disquieted,
disturbed, agitated, to be out of one's

reckoning; -f^a. alarming, startling,

disquieting; seditious; -m-pji or m-afc
* alarm, trouble, disquiet, restlessness, agitation, confusion, disorder,
tumult.

ilpliJ-ni^g s.
,

revenge, venge-

in return, in requital

tun._

l^ij ^aAhi_ i^k'i' i/|/^.*.% to avenge,

to revenge, to avenge oneself, to take
vengeance, to be revenged, to have
,

revenge -^i-6-uA^^, Y"4'"^'f.> ""^.

to suffer vengeance, to bear punishment, to pay dear for, to smart for;
jt Itui^iuuiiutluta ILUuilrn
jit
-Pit to avenge his daughter u,n-l<g f> 'uJ'uAk
[iTt I will revenge myself on him, he
shall pay me dearly ^1^7Lpt.u3^- ^e^r,
lih/npi, he avenged the wrongs of him
;

who

suffered

I'lfria ^i-

will

vindictive

a.

il^pl,tf.uptp
/'J

-fnp&,

wicked, nefill deed, spite-

a. evil-doing, spiteful,

arious

-i-nph-n.-p-'h

s.

ful action.
Ti^ppj-uM^

luj

a: S. 'Hji^'f-pAttp

defensive weapon ; means of defence;

-^ libiCf, razors ; -^ -fiib . tusks of an
elephant; -u.^^* o.armed with aweapon of offence; s. vindictiveness; -tir,
tj^ j;n.to make use of defensive weapons ; - qrip to slay with a weapon.
,

wickedness.
"iltM^tf-uMiLni-

be deluded, an-

nulled.

l^pf J-u.v'"/"

restless, turbulent, seditious, mutin-IrijnM-yu/iihir Va. tO

ous; -tiF, tg^
alarm, to rouse, to disquiet, to trouble,

want, priv-

ba " gi'lty, worthy

of being punished; --? s. guiltiness,

stones, pebbly.

ance

A^iugf, a. s. Georgian ; - in^C s. bol.

hellebore, bear's foot; oi."/'./.^.- 4".
iCuilili * ^ot. agaric, mushroom.

fault, defect

-ti/oM^

ment.

.p

ation, deprivation ; a. defective , wanting, failing in, deprived of; "^.-f 7</t
Tuipian^i likely, probable ; - hiu.'i.yi^
f-muAbu ^0 want, to fail, to miss, to

"iijtkJ-

he shall be avenged seven

>

revengeful,
^U^^t'"^lc
tf^'a "
vindicative, avenging ; - ^Afr^' *P call
for vengeance, to be revenged; -^gir.

ilmmni-Pli s. leaniiess, meagreness,

spareness, thinness ; emaciation, extenuation, weakness.
H^puA , uig s. tent, pavilion ; - cAu,_
irnc

inci-gk

fold.

i,uimnt-gltg

lr,h,

/5"'J

-sba

b'''"3

be avenged of

will requite

- p-^iuiJhu,^

my

enemies

them who hate mo

&

/.-/?*.

'

S. Mj'kJ'b'^tbP
*"* ^o spoil, to

A^b"i""t"p^b'^
spoiled

-fjii-P- a.

be

inconstant in love

make mistakes in writhearing erroneously, understanding one thing for another.

H^ppuiiiilf s. fault, error, mistake.
i^p^u{uii( uij s. error, mistake ; failunforeseen
perversity
ing, fault
hazard,
event accident , casualty
chance; a. wanting, failing, wrong,
mistaken, false, erroneous, perverse
-u,M. ad. by mistake, erroneously; accidentally, casually, by chance - ,
muMfpnJt erratum, j)l. errata - J-ui^
anachronism ; f.^.
Tiu'iitulitutf.fiiuliti^
-q-pt-iT va. to

ing

-/?-/ a.

>

mu,%lti_,

to

wander, to go astray,

deviate.
y\_ypufu,ii,iM% a.

to

[*. fallibility.

faulty, fallible; --?

i]^p^<Y"<4<-/3'^<-1si

s.

failing

fault

accident.
i[ji[iufiuJpat a.
t]

erroneous.

p^i^ui%ni_%f o. Wai-uluibnLb

i]^p[,uiu/iip s. error, fault, misunderstanding, oversight, blunder, mistake;

delusion, deception, frustration, dis-

appointment.

687
Ti^puiiup^tum
pJ-p^ s
quack ,
mountebank, charlatan.
Hj/m/frir, ty^, -nhgnt-gu/lihir Vtt. to
cause to fail or miss, to turn aside, to
mislead, to deceive, to delude, to pervert to deprive of, to take away ; S.
ir"t 5 -^a"'-3tt. * deceiver, knave,
cozener, hoaker.
.

Hj'l'"i^t/'i t-gl, -u/f /", hgiy vn. to be

mistaken, to commit an oversight, to
err, to miscarry, to be under a mistake to be deceived, frustrated, deluded, disappointed; to turn away,
to swerve, to go astray, to wander; ^ tTiiiiuj to escape from one's memo'y ; "i. li't'H^"'3 p"'*' -^ not one word
remained without its effect ^iipuitiufj
,

Hum

pj-^t.[3ji

past cure, incurable,

hopeless.
Ajft'^ti-"'' frustratory, annulling.

M^Jli% J!ii[i s, brush ; - i^^fi^j

brush, pencil - q^tumm-g ^hpiug
,

mmuiiruMlig

hi^n-uilig

brush, hair

&C., clothOS-

tooth nail
,

Aji^ihd', %/> va. to brush.

'

H^iiii^uiuiu/^iu^ or ^u<4 a. bleating.

"^A^triT Irjil. vn. to neigh; fy. to
,

neigh after.
A4i%2hti' or ^n^ffi
'iljfti2nqMuliuM'ii

piscible; -i

s.

*.

[fig. furious lust.

neigh, neighing;

a. neighing fig. concuconcupiscence.

;

SO.T-

piuliuipuM%i^

d-l^

l^iufaaiy^u/[^ainj

;'-

^A"'"

&C.

At the beginning of words it is

sometimes a negative particle ; for
i^h.t-'ina.lrn
q.^0ii~iii^i^in
example
C

ui^iuu

I,

utjiunn.fl, u\oltnt.p-pt^l

Between words it is sometimes

an augmentative particle, as phliui_
I'tr^pls-^uilri.

"l^piiiP

ouiliirf--ouilimhf

nnn^~-

//lt-n.hffrtififrn,^^ni^t ^nilLatMt

llniniilfuMi.

In foreign words, the Greek t

the Latin t are changed by us into
"as, nsTpos-Petrus-flltm/i/zu , Apia-

&

TOTs>.T|S-Aristoteles-Hp/>umim4/_'
^uipiun, a. linen, of linen; . pantal-

oons, trowsers ; -mAlii. s. brace, a

pair of braces.
[loaded.
%uiphn-'ii^ s. L. w. tavern ; a. overS'ofi'"-^ a. unnatural, monstruous.
$,nf%uiui, a * anxiety, anguish,
restlessness ,
embarrassment , perplexity , agitation, alarm, trouble;
crisis; haste, precipitation; -mi- ad.
in haste , hastily, with all possible
speed, in a hurry, hurriedly, precipitately ; anxiously , with anxiety ; J',na,g , grief, auxiety, mental torture,
constraint, heaviness of heart, oppression; - inu^ni. , pangs or agony of
death, death-struggle ; u,pliuii,yi, JhMm.

-a ufiie^uiplfiiu
to embarrass
f,
extremely, to place in a strait, in a

%lri_

scrape, embarrassment or perplexity;

lt-,io embarrass oneself; 4"7L^ -f. to be in trouble, anxiety or embarrassment ; i,uMuu,'i,hi_ ft
uipliuibb-i^iluM'iiJti,

jtmlHi - to be reduced to extremities; t-qPj^ - ^t-p-minaaig thc uatious

shall be plunged in consternation ; trl/i,
,

h-L.
a SUddCU
on them; sr- ^magl^ { ilt-^
pmj "lip every kind of grief shall fall
upon him pJpnXtruii^ ju/iifni^ 4"uaibkp he found himself embarrassed
by that insuperable necessity; - kp
'iitTn, jsaw ^nqJ'uM'iy
ho was hemmcd in
by necessities - iftir tp XJh, he had
extreme difficulty, he turned on all

juiiiliuiph-mlift n.niinu.3b

fear

fell
,

m^ui

the thirty first

letter of the alphabet, & the twenty
fifth of the consonants; <, <-s, four
thousand ; four thousandth.
On account of its similarity of
(rfewne)

s.

sound
with f

sometimes confounded
/? for example gimfrfj^A.

it

&

is
;

sides; ^*"pt3 auSiT

l^lrh^hiuiu

%p

trpjttlutpn

the horses into stone

will I stultify

jlrmia,

Irt-

&
-

umi-

I will turn
their riders

jltJuipni-P-p

liutpiii-

^u,

he was brought to the last extremity;

^njP- hu - kqh-i- p ni.pu the wators
rivalled each other ; S. Z<""'"{ &c,

,,

;
;
,

688

Sttl"

earnest

most

-^
, plate of metal ;
the tables of the decalogue ; tf-iuiniuumuihaig r breastplats,
pectoral, rational; - "iitimpni-g canvass, wood, &c. ; - '^impuiifl, chessboard ; - tc/.f , the hollow of the
thigh; -^"4"*"Jfi trencher.
%iu[umuiliuifnpif a. built of wood or
of planks (ship); --nab- fij a. covered with boards planks , boarded ,
floored ; wainscotted ; s.
planked

- uu,l,uiui^ ad. hurriedly

sail

iron

^u^'haiuiaifniP- a. urgent, preBsing,

iikaiuiiflr.y

il^ui/nt.piruM'ii

hastily.

to put to trouble, to embarrass, to

perplex, to puzzle, to torment, to
grieve ; to constrain , to force , to
tease, to importune; to urge, to hasten, to solicit,' to quicken; "4^- - to
strike with terror, to appal, to terrify;
~kyni.j[t^a. -pressing, urgent.
^uMifii.uuilij; kguy vu. to be grieved,

distressed, disturbed, embarrassed,

to be torn with anguish, to be in great
pain; to have an urgent & pressing
necessity, to be in despair; to be hurried, in haste ; vuiifituMuikp tit,r,i/p
Jtb-uji-, he had been seized with a
violent fver.
[ent, acute, sharp.
S'uf'i'u/u//'^ ff._ cogent, urgent, viol-

S^'^p ^^p I I'-p"-'}

(husband's brother).
.

s.

brother-in-law

SiucAoi^/, (i a. worn out by fatigue,

overwhelmed with labour, weary,

tired out; -uipuip ad. painfully, with

trouble, laboriously, with diflS-

much

culty ; -uif^npit a. working hard, very

laborious
troublesome , tiresome
;

painful, grievous,

hard, difficult, in,

laborious,
fatiguing, tiring, toilsome, annoying,
rude, heavy -u,^uyi_ a. walking with

commodious

-*-/",

t^/. va. to fatigue, to

overdo, to harass, to oppress,

to vex; -^r, h^uy vn. to give oneself
tire, to

trouble, to have much trouble, to toil,

to be fatigued, worn out with fatigue,
to drudge, to work hard; -j-^, -i,^t,
~ni-Sii

or

great fatigue, much labtoil, weariness

pain,
hard work, drudgery.
S'i.t ftj sf. sister-in-law (husband's
.
sister) -.-,/. s. brother-in-law (sisterin-law's husband).
SumJ-oA.^

s.

our, trouble

Siiift a.

donable;

-tpt liabilities,

s.

giver, donor;

debts.

sf. H. w. talitha ; - f nVi^

damsel, arise! - uaiplimi-uMMi.,
deaconess*
^uifuu, Pg s. throne, seat, bench.
SuilumuMli luj s, board, plank, shelf,

SmiliP-iy

- cumi

table, tablet
V''"'3"J3

floor; scaffolding; wainscot;

wooden

i.ni.. deck; mniitru n-npitlru to

vpainscot, to plank, to board, to floor;
-jiuili a.

laminated.

^lufuutuilihiy a.

wooden.

%,ulumuiihi- a. throne-shaped.

'

stretched on the
or -tr va. to
stretch on the earth; to beat down,
to overthrow.
Si"*- l>3 s. care, heed, charge.
^uiithiT, tyf va. to care, to take
care of, to preserve ; to nourish, to
maintain, to sustain, to feed; to cultivate ; to foment, to stir up ; qyifuuiu
%uiluu,uMuiiup

earth

t -

a.

M,.plitu%hi_

cherish, to flatter vices ; - fluit.n^

to foment disturbances
[ing, nutritious.
S. 2'-'
S"4-fi or }^n,i_ a. nutritive, nourish^uih^niiusliu/b a.nutritive, alimentary.
to

Is't-P-lii^i

vexatious

difficulty

tables

hpliuM^tf,

book;

S-b/c
iron-plate, sheet;

ast.

care ; food, nourishment, sustenance

fomentation.
S'"4 f'3 or uij s. bottom , under
part or side ; root ; race , row, range,
string; *bot. beet; - M.n.iint-u to take
root, to be rooted ;/J<niu !.._ itbh-an.,
great provision; *fi"i5n;- tin the press.
^lulguipipi tunJihiT or ilainnp ^ihlT
or uMiCiikJ'va. to root up, to pluck up
by the roots, to extirpate.
Sut^u"!- uMg s. barrel, cask, puncheon, butt; tun; /"^_3 -f^ spigot; S-n.
puiii ft tap ; ^pin or ^"'^ ~"'3
staff.
^a>liUMn,uti^npbUJj S. COOpOr n-J
J
s. cooperage.
S<"4'<t.<ui loj s. cask, keg.
S><'4"i-/^"'^ s. mar. ton, 2240 lbs ;
-nt-Hii s. tonnage, burden.
S"'4""<-u<ii/'in s. chief cup-bearer,
butler ; -t-iTva. to give to drink ; -nJf
s. office or dignity of a butler, butler.

S<<'4""<-^4 cask,

hogshead,

[ship.

Sio^a"- ad. by little & little, by slow

degrees, insensibly ; yet , still ;

.,

.,

saq.
by

little

689
by degrees.

little, -slowly,

8u.ir
S'"?.'"4'"i/"'-j'**"^ to tire, to dis-

- h^a ad. again, more,

more, some more: yet, as vet,
still; little by little.
S'i'''<-/A,

still

gust, tQ put out of conceit, to annoy,

to sicken, to plague.
$u/i^fi>^na/ a.

squeamish.

S""/."'^"'-/^?

S<"4^/'"""^<YS-daguerreotype; "typer ; a. -typed ; -.nuihirva. to daguer-

dislike, aversion,

reotype; -muini-Pj,

vexation, trouble.

Su'4"-^

-"j

'

filament; _

S'"'ti

ticle

^j

bymn

mark,

-x* or r^*.

6^<.m(

s.

daguerroetypy.

*.

verse,
med.
;

hot. fibre,

top-root.

comeDt chem. mortar.

;

rhythmical.

^uMt/uiliuiii a.
,

nulift,

golden talent;

-lui-np a. ta-

lented, oftalent.
0""i^"i^'P^> I'g s. versifier; ti/* j;a.
to versify; -niL/3^.i s. versification;
verses.
[maimer.

S<"/^9

cautery; stamp,

Su'^-u^f. Mjr or _3 ,. talent (weight);

fig. talent, ability, parts, attainments;

S""/^""'<-( a. wearisome , tedious

tiresome
bothering
troublesome ;
idle, cowardly, tedious to oneself; s.
S:io2('<^
u3 s. temple, fane, church;
palace, court, hotel; banqueting-hall;
banquet, feast;, -; luap^pn-nj , councilhall, House of Parliament.
.

y s.

nausea; annoyance,

poem, ode; can-

print.

Qiaiiyifu

displeasure, disgust,

song-writer,- ballad

s.

ly

^ai7f,piiilu[im a.

many roomed

knight templar;

-limii

-in^n.
niuhuthiuulnt-ui
&C.
^lafij.uip s.
-il'3 * table-companion
guardian or minister of a temple;
~%u,j'vn. fig. to become a temple of the
Holy Ghost; -u^frms. house-steward ;
.

-;(i{<.>

<chief-oaptain
high-priest ; governor
or ruler of the feast, high seneschal;
D. 2,'"jik('tj ; j/m-ju/btiTva.
fig, to con;

^miiyiputii

song-book.

s.

"5

S<<"/f<'<-'/'

tabernacle, tent,

s.

booth hut, lodging, cabin, vine-arbour scene stage ; - iQii-uiuiui^uij

;

fruit-house

gether

S. ^lu/ti^ilil,^

a.

-'"f/l'j
;

dwelling

^i4/pp

to-

p,^

or -.o^/A/.t/Sji s. erecting
a tabernacle or pavilion, building a
hut or cottage ; 'o% -ui^uipiaj feast
of tabernacles scenopegia; -*-/, t^p
-^piT, t-ijiy vn. to dwell in tents or in
huts ; -/.^ s. hut, a poor cottage.
-ui^u,iint.pj,

S"'ttr, tj^ va. to cauterize.

Sutqirp^nt.piiiA' s. ode.

vert the soul into a temple-

X.Arab; Turk; a. ArTurkish swift-footed - -J/

barb, Barbary or Arabian horse - _
V/'/'. Canaanite; S. flt-*^..
S"'3i^(l"<'/' ad. like a Turk, in the
Turkish fashion; -piu,i a. inhabited
by Turks -pbyP a. of Turkish character; -{"A a. Turkish; -4i^ui>a( x.
Turkish subject; -%uMir, u,g,y vn. to
become or turn Turk; -ukp a. s. philoturk
-unpl, s. Canaanite
PhenicS'xS/i^, 2C}<j

abian

s.

inn
S'U'^f

disgust, distaste,, loathing

-umii/ii

pnuifinj

Turkey;-

s.

ll,///

b*-.

European - -!_
Arabs Turks -^m^^mbbiT

Asiatic,

"iihui/^p s. pi.

convert to Muhammedanism.
f'j s. whip, rod
whipS.f^/tl''ii"'i
ping, thrashing,
[the being Turkish.
S-u^in^Pl'i-^ s. Turkish nationality,
va. to

S""^""v"'%^

.5.

annoyance

anxiety, anguish; -uihj;

annoy,

to

disturb,

t-^f,

pain

to importune, to

trouble, to molest; -ifid'. h^iy vn. to

be distressed, harassed, uneasy, an-

noyed, plagued.
%uiiiui^iui[i. or [hj a. displeasing, disgusting, tiresome, fastidious , loath-

some

-(ni-p a. tedious,

wearisome

to

hear.

^iiitTi' Iruintuiiit-p
gnni^f^iui VU, tO
give, to present, to offer ; to concede,
to grant,, to bestow; to provide, to
furnish, to lend; to give up, to deliv,

er, to

tO bO

disgusted, wearied, sick or tired of.

llinlUIat
to loathe, to nauseate ; uiiuiiinhuMi
_
_
_
*.#/; ^ j-aipQ-^iu^k
I am weary of men.
.

to

abandon,

to, expose; to make,

produce, to cause ;to apply to, to addict oneself

to render,
tftuiiSii

^u#rlfn^ui</*f ^itniuMlTt u/nuMj Vtl.

va. to

to

to give oneself

up

to, to

abandon

oneself to -^out^, to cause to speak;

- uiuMoiuialuu^ifi to answer, to reply,
;

to

respond;

fr.

fuiti.u,p

S. ^iuiniuiifuia%[!;

to give neither

t"'-i_

peace nor

coo

SU.1.

- /'^/'.
%nup'f, to invest or intrust with au*o
thority
"''^""ttp Ui"ii""tbi'
deliver a certificate, to grant a passport; rptjiu'iiiuti i[utpJH -, to decree
rewards, to award prizes or premiums
- u.ltL-i_, to cause to bring; - f.hpki_
Tu.'i.l,
to bury, to inter - / p.uioi to
put in jail or prison, to imprison </.
wL-' to come together, to assemble,
to reunite, to meet, to hold a meeting;
.pmpuijpp - to strike with stones
loioj ^tj_ jiu^ Jbtr I will make of
you a great nation mu,gl^ #* t "kp
ll!tiki_, may you be
^k mni-huii_ unF^i
it is not every one that can.--; ijapu
g JtiLuiiTp Jtlrpnll^ huint. wHch I pUt
rest, to disturb continually;

<

'

;
,

;,,

subjection to you ; hu tumc ,._

it^ t"'-/L7- I have sent the kid ; ^.opii
{^piii^iT hu, uiiu'iliTu he sent to his father ; aint-p p-^p^L_ /'^'^ ipuijiiiu Jutfpu t
send me cedar wood ; tru. ^>tr^ pup
in

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*" appropriate to onejAV*

self, to assume wrongfully, to arrogate, to lay claim to ; g Jim - , to take
exception or offence at, to find fault
with ; - hL. mStlri^ yi-i_, to publish, to
celebrate, to make public; S. P-uj.
led

"

Sy?i./

\ft,uij;

&e.

[top.

houseS<t>.i l-j s. pear ; -fi-/ *. perry

-t*/f s. pear-tree -^ s. small pear or
%u'i-l>^

"t'kmg s. roof, roofing,

[bearing, supporting.
S<t/>>Y<(<% a. carrying, sustaining,
%uAnM-mtp s, master of a house,
head of a family ; landlord, householder; patriarch, chief of a tribe or
race ; - mu,pt-aj ast, the Sun's house
~u,p.u,p ad. absolutely , despotically
independently ; -uiliiu'b a. appertaining
to the head of a house, feudal^; -jarj
s. zodiacal epheraeris ; -n^pi, s. condition or authority of the master of a
house, or of the chief of a tribe ; feudpear-tree.

[punishment.

hp[^m^t he went
qtht^"^'" 7""jf^*
uiii^n-ng utuMj hc seuds the legions of

aUty.

devils into the pit; ijufuimliJ-u muiigh%

tormenting, torturing, inflictive, penal -4^j a. sharing

in torture -pm* *. rack, instrument
of torture -unp a. in tortures, in torment; tormenting;*, torturer, execu-

jiui.[k'bl,^ mui'it2y'i""3

they will suf-

'

punishment; jJt^ ^ ^n^

pnt-um hi-Jn^nuPfiJli inu/li they lOad
fer eternal

ikn.u,'i,h-i_,

S*-'/A

&

annihilate us Jp mui^^
do not leave to die S. T>4-ij

US with evil

&c. &c.

[terrace.

^uij'iuu n), -[

if-y

s-

house-top,

humid, moist, wet, damp;

~u/bii.,r, lu^uy vn. to be wet, moistened, to become humid, moist; -u.uifr_
/<"4 a. of wet or moist nature -i,jnu_
ju/iitrirva. to moisten, to damp, to wet,
to dew, to bedew, to soak, to steep
-nuPjiJu s. humidity, moisture, damp-

torment or

%uM%^uli<u% a. suffering
Su.%^.1'.<u4<% a.

tioner.
$u/%r<t<^ s. torment, torture, punishment, suffering, pain, plague, grief;

tia uMbrh/^

ft

ilhpiy

or

UMplituliki_

^f^.

Su"/'^ a.

S"''f'"uti S.

sel, girl,

[ness.

S"""/

%u.,rn^i_. S""/''"-J-ki_

sf.

Fr. w.

dam-

young lady.

Sujtitil, a.

portable.

M.J s. flat roof; platform.

Si"^'tptu s. elevation or front of a
building,frontispiece; -pk^s. chaplain.
^n/iiltir, uiiuptiMf
iniiMp VOL* to Carry,
to carry away or off, to bear off, to
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 bear, to suffer, to endure;
to carry to an end, to accomplish, to
Sio^liiiaiiui,

^u,%2hir, kgf- va. to torment, to torture, to rack, to afflict, to cause to

suffer, to harrow ; -^i/" vn. to be tor-

mented, to suffer tortures njuit^tupllii

m,n'ii2u/itu u,uM%2l'
he suffers cruel torments; uiMM/i,2b'i' lu/biTuM^ Jui^, they
;

die eternal death.

S'lA^'i^a. torturing, setting on the
rack; s. tormentor, torturer, exeeu-

crown

^.ui.ik,h S. ^u.i-2i-i_-

vn. to

be brought, conducted,

S"''b""ui_s. phys.

talus;

-uiliiu"!,

tantalum

a. tantalizing;

^uAuikp S. S'^'"'-<"(/' [-

>

pn. TanmuAf^'bp

tantalism.

mistress of a house,
matron; housewife; -MnlffiinuPfiiA s.
authority of a mistress or matron.
8'"^^*. rasping, scraping, smoothing,
polishing; -u^iry , [.^ a. planed, cut,
polished, sraoothened; -h>i or -^t.
'_y . chip, shaving; -*</", ty^ w. to
$</<%u./4/,^ sf.

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SU.<I1

rough-hew, to roughen down, to chip,

to square
to plane
to smooth to
,

~* S. Wu.m^'i,
[polish.
S'"z!" 1'3 * cup, mug bowl, basin;'
vat, trough; tub, bucket, wash- or
lye-tub ; basket bot. layer, slip, offset; vine-branch, shoot; ~ piirnpy,
kneading-trough, hutch; -^*4"5 bed
of spices S. \l'liliui'Unii npi/utlfni-uiji
hod, tray.
S'"^t"q-t-ii_ a. putting forth fine
shoots -Piuii^ s. layer, slip, provine,
shoot, sprig of a vine, &c. ; - iu,Atij
to lay vines, &c., to provine, to propagate the vine by layers, to plant
with slips; -^^^ ^A/^r tm. to have
branches torn away to be rooted up
or out; - uiaiihu to root out, to pull
up, to pluck up.
[tions;libatoriuni.
S"'^/'' o*"

S"^'"i"i s. chalice for offering libaSuiifi"i.np a. full of, or loaded with

vine-branches

Tnec/i.

<if t-

overshot

sun-

/> S. ^uiuluiffii ;
pnup^a. burning - u,iAlri_, to burn J/i-lru to burn, to be burnt.
^uMuiuM^ tuif s. frying-pan
S. A,"'Siu"i"'luwn.%

to fry, to fricassee;
-4t a. very hot, burning; - //ifc^, to
be scorched up; -/uTyn. to be fried;
to be parched with thirst; -nijih s.

i,uM'iuli\-hir, kgjt va,

[frying.

%tuu{tttjlTqg S. ^iautuq-liit*

large box or trunk

Noah's ark; coffin, bier; tomb, sarcophagus, sepulchre, urn; -ui^^ii sepitaph.
^iaii{uj%uili ui^ s. chest, box, coffer,
small trunk; poor's box; tabernacle;
S.n <-/""'; - ufpmni-lruy , ark of bul-

S'ufo^

"_5

s.

rushes

s.

-u.lilp

Tabernacle-bearer.

%,uuiu/builhc a. coffer-shaped"
^uiuiu,%u,j; uigufi vn. to grow warm,
to be excessively hot, to be burnt,
scorched; to be in a fever.
^uiuiiatiaiuilri s. ulche Or place for

fell

-u,nt.% s. cemetery,
a sarcophagus
burial-ground; - klihqirji-y churchyard -^-"[i s. tomb-stone.
SMuiu/i,[iir, tri/u-j vn. to be buried.
* mat, carpet ; med.
Sti'"t"'""'
I'
mange, scab in cattle - mpliuiiilri^, to
strike or fell to the ground, to stretch
dead, to kill on the spot - ui%^ut%lri_,
to be struck dead, to fall dead on the
spot, to be slain; - u/hli,u'biri_ [, i^n^
.-n_, to bite the dust or the ground, to
be killed - uiitliu/iiti_ /i aiyp unt-ut-pli
to fall by the edge of the sword.
cu^%aiMiiuiuinuili la^ s. mattross

down,

ion.

mill-wheel.

"i*.heat, ardour, warmth,

solar heat; inflammation; over-excitement ; foaming or frothing of the

S""H

>

sea, storm ; -lo^ft. a. very hot, burning, ardent, scorching.

S"i|uY. a. prostrate, fallen down;

%ii-i_,

to fall

down;

be struck dead

to

on the spot.
^uiuiuiiuiir

I,

s. fall,

%utuiaiiuiliu!ii a. gr-

^uMUiuMfhd't f^q^

ruin.

declinable.

WtinL.BUihhJ'lJOL. tO

or throw to the ground, to beat

to prostrate, to overturn, to
overthrow, to upset; to subvert, to
demolish, to destroy, to ruin; to roll,
to
to turn ; alunn^nt-pif-u m-^nL^
destroy a person's projects; S. 1"i;
-^rvn. to be fallen down, overthrown,
to fall or go to ruin to roll, to tumble ; t^lrnjp inMUuiuii^p hp^i^liJJi iTaio^ ,
he tortured himself with uncertainty;
inuiufu/^uM_ uMitl^utL. hnfiilu'p'ii the hovso
3

>

fell,
ft

was broken down

tli-^ '""I'j

under her

"ii'p

U/'"'"/'"'

[spot.

^uMuiuiumliW vn, to fall dead on the

8<uuiiu[if uiM/ s. hatchet, axe; 7-^^^
^- w,L uipi^t, , to lay the axe to the
tree; -un-np a. axe-bearing; s. sapper.
%tuuimgn,-^u!bkir vo. to Warm , to
heat, to overheat, to burn; -m-jf^or
Sii'h'^u.''' a. ardent, burning.
S"v^'/..

gammon-table

s.
;

play-ground
-nt-inJt^

s.

back-

dice.

m,uu{iuit-jiu,.

Sisera rolled

*%u,ufq^ a. unchaste, lewd.

feet.

Su^"y/'.

backgammon,

^uMMMiuM/l,^ a.

beating

tricktrack.

down

over-

throwing, raining.
%uMuimini-Ul s. throwing down, overturning, subversion, ruin, fall rolling;
;

gir.

declension,

carpenter's plane.
horse-cloth, housing.
S""^"<-<% . phys. calefaction.
,#!. , fj s. S.S^pf ; letter, character; letter, epistle; book; ab^t-qki -^,
the Holy Scriptures; J'uipti.uipk'uliui'u
-^ t the prophecies ; -^ ^u/tiifumlimiip
*^u,uiq^irp

s.

%uiui2Cili s.

89

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canons, constitutions, statutes, writ$u<a.uif.&-i^i^< a. literary, [ten laws.

anagram uiniihi_
anagrammatize jxplfiinii^ -[3-%
anagrammatist jopl!iin,.tSh -P-'t anagrammatism.
^uin-.tiqiu'ii, uM^ s. basket, hamper.
Siiin-mq-uipSni-li s.

to

%utn.uiuiuiif.liii

wretched

liiuii

miserable

a.

unhappy

-'iiuiJ'

S. S-".

SilS

years; ten years old; -JUr^p s. decameter, 31. 81 Engl, feet; -diikiy a. of
six months ; -jm^Ii a. ten-storied ; -*_
'kl"^' * decagon ; -.^omf4' ^c* S.
-uikin s. decuriou,
%,uu%,nuiu,\;li &c.
corporal -mt^ s. decastere, 13. 08
--^ a. denary , ten,
cubic yards
[calogue.
half-a-score.
^atii%p.uAls-Mu% u^tatni^utifU S. the DCS'^uituii /rill a. ten, half-a-score;
Swui/ru/ii ad. by tens.
[s. decade.
,

%iun-u,uiin'iif. s.

tribulation, aiSiction,

anguish, distress, grief, trouble, vexation, pain, tortaent, fatigue, misery,

misfortune, disaster.
%mn.u,uilru,i_ a. loaded with misfortunes, with trouble , poor, pitiable,
unhappy, miserable.
^uin.aiuihini.f^'t s. misery; poverty.
^utn-aiuik-ift ^u['

S^anuttu/lilririJCl*

to

trouble, to afflict, to oppress, to molest, to maltreat, to vex; to violate,

to dishonour, to deflower; -h^ni-^u._
"hlru ^a.ipua /../", I am afflicted by your
woes ; -tjnt-j,f^o. afflicting, afflictive,
grievous, vexing, tormenting.
%iun-ia,^ilr,

hgiy

vn. to

grieve

at, to

8'^u%lr/i[>% ad. tenfold.

8u/i,tit[,(,

a. all

S-ai^'P^yf ad.

dogmas.

[donkeys.

tithing.
^uMiih
u.irunj%

ufiTi* nntjfr^

uutttwj fl.

ten times;

^uMu'iiuiiiiu'iikiy opii%_p s.

a.

s.

by

(i

^lujiinui'iilruj'h

-y/<

decachord lyre
-i^,rs. decagram, 5. 64 drams
;

s.

avoirdupoids, or 154 grains troy ; -_

r.nm'i.huy a. ten-fingered ; -Jkuy Jipji^
-Jhu/b
dk%l,^ a. decennial , of ten
,

decime, tenth part

s.

176 imp. pint; -ailnimiT s.

decigram, 1,5432 grain or gr. troy;
-uiJtilP s. decimeter, 3. 937Engl. inches -uiuuihfi s. decistere, 3. 5316 cubic
;

feet.

S'^iAnt.pf,

s.

ten, the

number

ten.

S-aniuiuiaifii a. decuplo, tenfold ; ad.

ten times as much ; -mlikir, h^l- va. to
decuple, to increase tenfold.
^uiu'iiuiiru,

s.

decemvir;

-n,.pj,ii,

s.

decemvirate.
S-'utiu/.t.itu.i a. decastile.
S-uutitlyA/ftu/ii a.
Siautiip/rq/iliu/h

decasyllabic.
of ten curtains

a.

shutters, pieces or breadths, [meron.

%u,u'baphiuj a. of ten days ; s. deca-

*S"'"""

s.

daddy, dad, papa.

perplexed, uneasy,

Suiii)u/uu<i}i% o.

Decalogue;
;

S/<>u%^^

a.

tt.

tens.

decalitre, 2. 2 imp. gals

ten-stringed

harp

on the tenth of the month; -

uM%q.,uir ad.

-lb<p

ten

drawu by six
deoompeda]
ten-

%u,u'hfail.;'hu,lilru/b

deciliter, 0,

a. tenth, lO'i'; ad.

"j

the ten.
ten times.
^uii/ii^u/ii^iilriit/ a. of ten cubits.
Suiu'ii'iuiqu.i, g. ten
thousand ; S.
^lupni-ui^&ui^ or &L-u/b a. of the
P/fc_/T
ten plagues -^piaiT.u'birui'i, a. of ten

whole ten

sought thee sorrowing.

s.

[tenthly.

S<"</1it^"/'Y.i

footed.

decimate, to tithe, to collect tithes;

-uiliui'b a. decimal; S. ll^mn^u.^; -fr^i
o.tithable;-^./-, tj/i i;a. to decimate,
to tithe, to take tithes; -^^ s. tither,
tithe proctor; -ni-pj, s. decimation,

ptlilt

tenthly.

be pained, uneasy, afflicted, tormented, vexed, to be unhappy, miserable;

uiuiit-uiuikui^p [u'liif-ph"'^ ?^^2.' ^ have

^uin-uiuiliiii a. written ; *. copyist;

-mnli, iujj s. military coat or mantle,
cassock, capote; doublet, jerkin; -_
muikuii^a. written, engraved; -inuf^^
Pt s. writing, engraving.
^lun-t/u , <oj s. herring.
^ma-lrilh s. stork ; heron.
^aiuui'bap^, fj s. tenth part, tithe;
decime or dime
u,niint-i_ j-.A
to

[decade.
tenth part;
ad. for the tenth time,

Suiuit-pt-iu^

uncertain.
Su""""/!'^!/*, ;^</ vn. to be embarrassed, disturbed or pained in mind,
to have difficulty in deciding, to hesitate, to waver, to be unsettled, uneasy, concerned, in trouble.
^uiii,uj,riint.pl s. vexatious perplex-

Sap
Uy, titub

atioi),

G95

hesitation, wavering,

inquietude, embarrassment.
S"""!"^' a. shaky, tottering, vaeillatj,
ing ; *. swing, see-saw S. '$,a.u,u.'i,L.m,\
;

k"'L I' ~t S" S"'"""^'^'/*; - uiiAiri_, to

swing, to send up & down, to seesaw -iuliu,% a. hesitating, doubtful;
;

-hW, tjf

va. to jog, to

stagger, to

shake, to swing, to oscillate, to wag,

to toss, to agitate
to bandy about,
to titubate, to vacillate -fr, tj, vn.
;

to jog, to wag, to totter, to vacillate,

to flutter about, to struggle, to tremble, to be shaken, agitated, stagger-

ed to hesitate, to waver, to be in
suspense; -ni.sft *. jogging, jostling,
;

staggering, shaking, tottering, vacillating, trembling.

%tumuMuli ufj *. bot. star-thistle ; caXtiop ~ tp/iujp-l, iron-thistle, instrument of torture -m^irp , -u,itp, or
i%nJiiq. a. thistle-bearing.
,

^uimpui^
-/.,

u-g

young

coos:
S<"p

6oi.

-;

,;

SU.P

driven away, expatriated, banished,

exiled; - umih-ij ipihi_B. %wpiufpirir

& Quipiu^n^uri t-^iutih-^ ^ i^l-Atlug to

pass from this world /> 4.0/^ti^ i^'d'a
- n-uiuAliij to be disinherited -if.irhiui_
a. counterfeit, base; - ij-iue,hliu,%
I

coin, false

patriation ;-^u./"ferya. to discern, to

-q-kif a. far, far off, far
distinguish
;

distant,

s.

turtle-dove ; Jui^
iuniui^^ the
I

remote - =
;

^u iiii(^uMbuMi_Qix uihuiuutTi_j to travol

to return

t"'L<

%u,piup.a,J-ufiiliir vn.

to

from

start from,

remove, to expatriate oneself; -_

p.u,J-[ih a. divided, separated, removed separating, removing; - 4u.>/i-^,
to

to separate

alienate, to transfer,

to expatriate

L-iuM'i,hi_

to abandon one's country; -p<.i. o. irrational, incongruous -puipi a. taken

away, carried off; -piapJiltir vn. to be
;

taken away

pf s.

remote; - ^*/u/^, ^4^ *-^t/^

to go afar, abroad, to be es-

tranged, to leave one's native land, to

go from home ; -^-t"! a. unsuitable,

a. far off, distant,

//lujai-jjuAtij to

expatriat-

eryngo, sea-holly.

^k

-i^iiuMg a.

tln,lltiLU

abroad; ^ abroad.

ed, banished, estranged; -i^npir a.

misplaced, unbecoming, useless;
uan^hij io render useless, ineflBoacious, to cause to miscarry, to foil, to
delude; i-ph,r va. to proscribe, to
banish, to exile, to drive away, to remove, to exclude -ifplufvn. to be proscribed, banished or excluded^ -tp"'-.
P'h s. proscription, ban, banishment,
exile, exclusion, transportation, ex-

-fHiiau

improper, unbecoming, undue, disagreeing, absurd, extravagant; Ptr f

^lAi^kiH"
nefas,

/i

money

to be divided

-p.uipJni._

division -ptp a. moved, agitated ; unlike, different ; -ptpt-iT, tj[, va.

to bear here & there, to shake, to
agitate, to move, to stir ; -pt-pliW, h,
giy vn, to be borne about, to be shaken, agitated ; to differ, to be unlike
-pkpnt-t s. agitation, shaking ; difference, diversity ; -pi,u,li a. living a;

broad, expatriated; excluded; il'ithi,

or -fiiiuiiltiT vn. to dwell abroad, afar
off; to estrange oneself, to be removed -p%.4t-/3? s. act of living at a
distance, removal, pilgrimage ; -pn^A
far
a. unnatural, contrary to nature
from one's country or home, abroad.
^lupui-flp a. proscribed, removed,
;

*"- P^k
b -t^'H" P^r fas
by right or wrong; -t-ltJl'l/
I

et

a.

travelling abroad; -^ftiTnt-PftJu s. the

travelling abroad.
%iupu,il_, ni-g s. form, fashion, manner, way; furniture; alg. formula;
or ^i-nph- -111- , clever work, artistic production; f.pMuifiu^i-utliiu'i, -, algebraic
formula ; - liouf^g style ; S. iI^p.jr/
in plain, in private
Ji - ^uinui^aigfi
clothes ; ^ - irlihiik^uilpiM't, in clerical
attire, dressed like a clergyman ; jj-fr.
ulim'u-, he dressed like
,

a layman.
^a/pai^ia^npiff tug

facturer, master

S.

clOVCr

maUU-

s.

weaver's

Suipiu^upil. a. ungraceful,
ed ; deformed, ugly ; --? s.

unadornnngrace-

art,

-ai-P'f

woollen manufacture.

fulness ; deformity ; -^hua, a. unclothed.

%mpa,J-uiir a. mistimed , ill-timed,

inopportune, unseasonable, untimely;

premature; ad. unseasonably, inopportunely, at the wrong time or moment, out of season; prematurely; too
late,

when

too late

s.

S. ^lupuiJ-uiJnM.^

not full grown,

young - ithpiu'itu,i_, to age prematurely; -l>i_ Mit-ni.p to decline, to be on the
decline, to begin to go down, to begin
p^-*r;-

^luauiliuit.,

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SU.P

to be night ; ft -hi_ uit-m-ph towards

nightfall ; -[ opi, it is getting late, the
daylight fades, the day wanes, the sun
is going down ; -t.^t opa the day is
,

SO.P

suspicions

ity; tardiness, nightfall.

^lupuiuuiflnrt

expel, to

t-^fi

driife

chase, to

va. to

away;

-ihqni-

s.

dif-

ferent tongue ; -int-tfuM//,,/!, ^r.disjunctive ; -[ni-ifh.ui^a. dissolved, disjoined,

spoiled ; -lukJ'^.'Wmnt-'hfu/lihJ'-^ -ff "1-.
p-1,^% s. disobedience.
Sio/'^^/n s. epidemy -tuliiuu a, epi;

demical; -^o

&C. S. fi'nP-nil^, &c.

Smpuib- fj a. spread out, extended,
stretched out ; extensible - or -u.h^
s. extent, extension; volume, bulk,
,

size ; show, display.

^uipuMifai^a/h o. ductllo, oxtensivo,

extensible, dilatable , expansible 4^^01-4 elastic fluid -nK.pf s. ductility, extensibility, expansibility, dilat;

ability.
%iuputh-uj%h-ir or itlriT
i^al'
VO. to
spread, to extend, to stretch out, to
dilate ; to unfold, to open, to spread
out, to display
to propagate, to diffuse, to spread abroad, to strew, to
spread; -{nrvn. to be spread, stretcht

ed out, extended; to be propagated,

spread out;

u^ilihuifjitu'i, iHu^nL. itls,u[_,

slain they lay stretched

q.po^'i, -h-ui'hkl^

displayed
ignorance

on earth;
the banners -were

mf.l-wm.p-l- jui^uiup^l, -[,

is

spreading over the world;

it bccame gener-

-itlrjui,- jiudhrjitrupi

\}ipatuifl/i%n.pno

Sw^u'4^"

extent, extension, difSwp'"ff""'"i a- of a spreading root.

^uiputiin^

ui^

s.

volume
;

mpl^ut^

spread, to extend.
^uMpuMirn^p-lf or ni-ilh s. oxtont, dimension, -latitude; dilatation, extension, expansion, diffusion; propagation, spread, reach, sphere ; ina-pailr^
rniJitp merf. tetanus, lock-jaw.

"ityu to

^uiptMshni^ O. ^utpiuttuil^iu%
^uipuiliuij

&C. S. puym^'W

-liuibuiir, uij/tiui^vn.to

&c.

constitute itself,

to proceed, to issue; -44ma- . unsuspecting, unsuspicious; unexpected; -/lujptt a. unthought of, unlocked
for, unforeseen ; absurd, strange, extraordinary - tl^ilru to form strange
;

distance

from afar

-/^ki^pa'ti S.

Ii"'-"ba

doubt, uncer-

tainty, wavering, vacillation, irresolution, hesitation, embarrassment; tri-

bulation, anguish, anxiety; a. doubtful, uncertain; /r -4nt-"/ /lui^m-gu/bt-ij

l - wpliu/hku to cause to doubt, to
call into question; li'"i_i -k"'-"b' to
doubt, to be in doubt, to waver; - f,
-" ka^'u ''O multiply doubts, questions;
doubt; undoubtii-^ ['i-~ there is no
edly.
^upuilinpifkJ'va. to pull up, to root
out, to pluck up ; -lint-iiMuliu/b a. doubtful, uncertain, ambiguous ; dnbitative;
~-lint-uuiliutir O. ^uMp UMl^nM-upil ^nt-uMttbp
'

'.J

0'"P'"ly

S.

S^nt-utulioD

to be called in question
iuplfiu'iikij

u/if Intuit tT/j

-^m-uaAof.

to call into question

S. ^uipuil^ni^autl^uilt

-4"-,

l^nt-uWiTt

^sh
cause to doubt, to create doubts,
to cause doubts to - or -ltni.pj; *_
giij vn. to doubt, to have doubts, to
question, to hesitate, to be irresolute,
embarrassed, to demur;- ^ tt'-k to
become furious, to rage like a madfk-glf

va. to

man

^nt-iiui-Pi

^ni-uni-HL

S.

S. S"_

argument, objection.

pui/(n/u-

S<^/'u<4"'^^' o- disagreeable; -^uA.

^puu, a. restless, uneasy ; -4<<>u<u4 a.
tender, very young.
S'/>u'<i'/'i> a. dissenting; -tiT, tj[,,
-fi/", tgu/ vn. to dissent, to disagree,
to differ, to be at variance; -n,.pfs,
dissension
disagreement , variance,
discord, strife -^t- a. deform.
,

al; S. l^ujjpiai^j&c. [fusion, spreading.

^lupuitrui'ii^ s.

-4"j ad. aloof,

-liuigni-P-lit^i s.

already on the dechne, it is drawing

towards night -nt. S. ^mprnJ-Mir ad.
-ni-Pl. j.unseasonableness, importun-

^lupuMiit-pJ- a.

reprobate

cast out,

thrown out; disowned, disapproved; -tiT va. to cast out, to re-

rejected,

ject, to reprobate; to expel, to drive

away ; to disown, to disapprove ; -m-,

p't s. reprobation ; -^. a. senseless,

foolish ; -MTa.ni-PJ^ s. foolishness.
^utpiy f s. jar ; * tare, tare & tret.
,

s. rhomb, lozenge
-<".
rhomboidal, rhombic -u,%],uu,
S- rhomboid, rhomboheder.
Swpf^-utp'i s. distant country, rer
mote region, abroad, foreign lands;

$u<^u.%4^<.%r

jliii a.

-t;uj

-fill a. S. S"'/" ; foreign, exotforeigner, stranger, traveller,

pilgrim.

ic

^uipu,iMiu.iir,u% a.

sive

exorbitant, exces-

unbounded, inordinate, extra-

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vagant immoderate , enormous -. ad. differently -kj; kjl, va. to differuiuM^ a. heathen ; -u/uiiMil^uA a. un- ence, to diversify, to distinguish, to
adapted, unfit, useless, unsuitable;
vary, to change - or -tJ", h^-^j vn. to
-i^uMp^u.^ iliuptW ya. to oppress , to
differ, to be unlike or different, to
compel, to constrain, to vex, to tax stand out, to be distinguished; to be
unmercifully; -<Y<"f" a. wrong, undue,
agitated, to flutter, to waver, to turn
unjust, unreasonable ; unnecessary,
on all sides -n,.(3j, s. difference disneedless, useless, vain;-orf - ad.
similitude, diversity, variety, distincunduly , in vain uselessly, without tion, disparity shade agitation, inreason, improperly, wrongfully; - "_
constancy, wavering ast. course </t_
,

bashfulness, sheepishness; 4.
t"'L I' F""*'" -" to believe in idle gossip; -uiuipmuMpout a. feeding on illusions; fig. feeding negligently ; -ufuip^
mat-a or p Dt Jymntuu^uinui QCl.

/i/3-

>

ascensional difference.
S^tpftij [ s. table-spoon ; S. '\'pfiai_.
Sfptij-lip s. annalist; -tpi annals;
-l-ini./,! s. new year, new year's day

ptiittf/uA

a<.

S.M""w'>'q-; t-p"'-P-l"-'b

annals.

anniversary - ***>.
q-n^ birthday
liuiintuph-i_ q~ i/iibri^^
ju,qp-i.pt to keep the anniversary
of a birth; to commemorate a victory,
Sii'ptii.uipjt s.

to banish, to exile, to drive

away, to remove; -uat-^nrvn. to be
engulfed, swallowed up, precipitated,

'iilrJ'va.

sunk to the bottom

geneous -iita.at.pi

heteroheterogeneity;
-iiuint-tpp s. heteroseians.
%uipuiiluipJ- a. acclimated ; -tr va.
to acclimate, to acclimatize; -[urvn.
to get accustomed to a climate or
place; -nt.fif s. acclimation.
^uipuimaipiuip a. scattered about,
spread here and there ; -mpai^hJ'
va. to disjoin, to separate, to remove.

-ot- a.

ically,

s.

S-^pt^u/ii a. yearly, annual, anniver-

sary, once a year; s. year; solemnity,

etesian or trade-winds;
op -[, or -lug
anniversary, - day
i^t##nn.fe-u/f7/ iMiiTiuiin^ aoph ntujb mob uiu
feast, festival

was ordered that this day be annually commemorated; "i^ ?."/;> t^/3-^
it

uio'iiltj -uig "lip, no one frequented his festivals any longer; ju,un,.p

ki-hii

speaking

in parables

-jm-jo^t* ad.

n/ . shower,

unglorious.
%iupuiij^kir, t-uti^ vn. to rain or to
snow heavily.
S-upiu^npipi a. contagious, epidemical, infectious, catching; - /"".
contagion, epidemical disease, infection ; - ip>ki_ or -i^nfulnrvn. to be contagious, catching; -linfun..p-f s. contagion ; -ifint-Sii s. heavy fall of rain.
^uippuiiiJuiui a. gr. casual; -p.t-qni.1k
a. bastard.
S'"ppt^p ba or ui^ a. different, unlike, various, diverse, dissimilar, sundry; -.p s. difference ; -o*4.i a. diffe^uMpuiipiiMn. a.

rential

Smptgy^

agitated, vacillating

-u/u^t"

on the festival day.

s.

discordant.

almanack, annuary, an-

nual register.
annual, yearly;
i^tuight^tubiua f
yearly stipend; -m-PJi s. annuity.
*S'"pR s. dried sheep's dung.
Suiptt.np

abundant rain
- Ah-afli flake of snow m/rq_ t<- - %t^
a cloud of
mfi^ a shower of arrows
darts ; &-.4iifrfi^ ^ -y "iikmltg pierced with a hundred arrow wounds;
-MMAiFuiu a. showery; flaky.
%uipuj,li

S-"ptp.l.aii_u. dissonant,

-gm-^m-iiii $

exemplarily,

-luj

^iHptilhi-ui ^.^ujpt^ni.fu .

parable, allegory, metaphor;

;

speaking metaphor-

^m-guiliu/ii a. allegorical

end of the year.

S'"/i*7/'j s.

s.

'ii^.iiiuL.apl,

^ni.^uip.u.'bni.ph

S.

i"vy;

-ui^a/i, a.

tf-wn^

teg
f

Su'pPipuiiaA s. talent (money).

S"//>'<"*/ a. unworthy; S.S""'"'*' &c.
S<"pl'

months

p'-y

pk"'j

s.

uiu,pu,^,u%n% -

year, twelve,

embolismic

year; intapg-n^^ ^ uiutpt-nj uitup.nj

at,upi-nj - ad. annually, yearly, year
by year, every year; ^ miupM.n2_, in the
year; per annum, a year; S. \kJ', p-"^
[prudence.
,int.pi,iJb,
Su,pl,p-^,.pJ^ s. Pers. w. seat of jurisleading
S<";/>i a. carrying away
,

into captivity.
^a,pin,Jrnu!iiM

s.

corruption.

^tapiTt Af s. S. ^uipiruM^uii., ; or
p.L^n^ , flock, flight of birds ; - - or

^aipinuputp ad. in flocks, in troops,

numbers ; -pmip s, a multi-

in great

tude of talkers.

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SU.r
%Mpiru,[_, -uifi s.

S"';n/^4"'-

sack pocket;
;

to flock to-

^uipiTu/riuiif, iajlriiti_ vn.

s.S"
,

^*upnpn^tp.iu^i ad. distinctly.

be reduced
to elements, to be produced, formed,
to exist, to be to incorporate, to adhere, to be united, attached; to be
inculcated, impressed or imprinted ;

parate, to divide.
^uipnpn^i-P'fi . distinction, separation, division; -mSh s- med. secretion.
u,_j a. agitated, tossed
S"//"-pt^
about, driven here & there; carrying
or bringing merchandise * agitation;
,

Created
inu>nnuiahmi_ iFtupi^iii^
beings furnished with reasoning fa-

put^iht.

-tiT, ty/, va.to

tcf toss about, to stir, to drive

there; to repeat; -pJ" vn. to

agitate,

&

here

messenger;

hesitate, to vacillate, to be in suspense; to carry messages, to negotiate, to parley; to trade, to carry on

commerce. [- carrying to absurdity.
,

%u,i,uiui,r, 1^3 s. unsteady, irresolute, perplexed, wavering, indeterminate, uncertain, cowardly, slothful,
sluggish, idle - tnun^iaiuilt unuinulim.^
uu,%uMg, painful thoughts, mental an-

culties

guish ; -JtiT, tjjujj vn. to be ii-resolute,

undecided, uncertain; to grow slothful, lazy ; to move slowly; -m-P^Ji, s.
want of determination, irresolution,
indecision, uncertainty, embarrassinent,perplexity; cowardice, poltroonery; sloth, idleness.
^iipuiujpnu
uiij s. Tartarus, hell
il^mii-lt^p - , the gloomy Tartarus
-umIiiu'l a. tartarean, hellish, infernal.
^upp
inuiplrp. ti>_^, kfiui^ s. element, elementary substance or matter; uiuiiitpf,, elements; rudiments;
muiptp^ ^tiiaji the elements of life;
g uiu,pi.-pg u,iluu,pC,i, according to the
,

worldly maxims.
^uippiufiiu'h s. chemist ; uiliut'b a.
chemical; -n./?? *. chemistry ; -pui^
fini-P'f s. decomposition
-p<"/ ad, in
an elementary state or form, elementally
rudimentally
-.
materially
9-t"'
&c. S. ^tuppiup.ui% &c.
isj^
-ini^h-m-pj, s. decomposition; -liu/ii a.
elemental, elementary, uncompounded
;

>

intupputiiuijp

\}nqnifii%

[i

^unpu

Solomon penetrated the

se-

muippmu^
jntp
let us keep his fear in our
hearts utuippinijlrui[_ t/b ^ ufipaw fiiTt
they have penetrated to my inmost
crets of nature

jhplilit-iih

"i/p

soul

utinppuiautt- ^niut-fitpti

^ ^hpuif

irp^

darkness covered the face of the

uiiuppuiijhuii_ lun. |],6- uftpml^
earth
lil'l

bound

to

God by

^uippuiuiui^-i

love.
I'lj

s.

fetich

fetich-

vyorshipper; -m-Pli .1. fetichism; object-worship ; -uiku S. %iM,ppiup.uip ; -_

,nn.^ii.lij, s. immoderate love or desire of terrestrial things; idolatry;
-gnu^tJiikir va. to element, to compound of elements, to constitute, to
produce, to form, to give being to ; to
incorporate , to attach together, to
mix, to unite; to inculcate, to impress -i.np a. S. ^utppailiu/b ; materi;

al,

corporeal

-i-npnjf

s.

S"/'/'t/^t^ S. S"'/'/""'-"/'

kuiliuig,

pii.%[i^

to

^lupnpn^irva. to distinguish, to se-

be com-

vn. to

leading
bringing , conducting; -nt^f s. transport, transportation, carriage capacity.
%tupnpli^, or npn^, /j a. distinct,
different, separate.
%,upn,i_ a.

lutjuij

pounded of elements,

gether, to form troops.

%,uiij'u.2ni-[i s. starling-water.

S"

si].r

^miipiuiimir,

skirt.

starling.

S-^prl'i,

a.

creating

materiality,
[corporeity.

producing

making.
S-^Ppni-Ppi-i s. elementariness, elementarity, substance, existence; elements, rudiments.
[constitution.
Siappni-Hi s. incorporation, union,
Su'/'^i y . ardent desire; love.
S<"/.^<^< a. desirable, wishful; kind,

-*dear, beloved
u-j s. lover,
wooer, sweetheart, beau, gallant,fop;
*/. lover, mistress, sweetheart; -4ii
,

a.

relating to love, erotic.

S>"iii/'uiir, tatju./ vn. to wish for ardently, to long or sigh for, to covet
eagerly; to burn with desire or passion, to be in love.
^uipipu/hp s. love, passion, ardent

desire, over-eagerness
.^f^l^ uMn^utuinfri^u

l^^yit

;
t

puyj

why

qfi>i_-

are you

so fond of fables ?
^iiMpiliujuih'b^a. ardently longing for,
sighing after, very desirous.

^ujpi^iut^np S. S"*{"^'"^"'-*

S>"/>^m^ o. amorous, loving, fond;

desirous, covetous.

SS>b

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697

^mpipmikiTva. to announce loudly,

with shouts & cries, to cry aloud, to
shout; to celebrate, to publish.
S"'l"/"'t-Pp or ntiffi S. ^lupiputtt^ .
^uipopk'ti a. unreasonable, unlawful,
illecit, iniquitous, wicked; ad. unlawfully, illegally, unjustly, contrary to
equity, iniquitously, wickedly; -n.-%
s. injustice, wrong, iniquity, improbity, wickedness.
^uiiioplfbutii a. unlike, dissimilar, unequal, extraordinary, strange, eccentric, odd, singular, uncouth, outlandish.
%uii.,nirir, hgl va. to aggregate, to
assemble, to reunite, to collect, to
gather together -//" wn. to be aggreg;

ated, united or collected together.

S"'-/>^, i-'i^g . psaltery, harp, iciiXcimer 4,/,4,%A-^ ^- or
S""-'il"/', t-^l' va. to play on the harp.
S"i'-l"iu,aiX'/i. s. harper, harpist.
;

S'^' .p
or district
I

-t-p

ed, plane; -u-timiifh

flat

ground

ness;

-tu'umJ'
at^iy vn. to
;
ugly, to become deformed, to
disfigure oneself; -u^nt-^u/i.kir va. to
deform, to render ugly, to disfigure,

S?^t,^J^S.Srt^& SM,^6-.[to distort.

S'i-t;in,.p[,i,'i, s. ugliness, deformity,
ill-featuredness, nnsightliness ; /&_
^%uipl!i, -, frightful ugliness, hideousness.

S^-t a. ignorant; unlearned, untaught, illiterate; idiotic, silly, simple.

S'i-[""'"p"'r ad. ignorantly, unlearnedly, unskilfully ; -puipy a. stupid,
heavy, dull, lazy; -liaii, a. ignorant;
-%/./", uM^iy vn- to be ignorant, unaware of, unacquainted with.
Sy^/'oKo^ ignorance.
%<f[,inni-Pt s. ignorance, nescience,
rudeness, rawness, unskilfulness; JtaPu/iiJtpiuiTuib- unuliuiij, great, utter,
gross, complete ignorance; um. -pt
,

ad.

harrow

-m//",

^ly

be flattened; -kiTva. to harrow,

^tuipmmhiiir,. a. planifoHus , plani-

petalous.
,

uig a, flat, level, plane,

s.

plain; esplan-

-luihi-a. planiform ; -hj;

to flatten, to plane
-ni^pji s. S. ^lui^ailina-P^] flattening.
Sui^iiai/mM-^s. hot. tribulus terrestris,
caltrop, thistle.
[camoys.

ade, glacis

kjli va. to

flat,

flat-

a.

%u.ifiu>fl,p-

%uiililr,r, lrj[i

Sini/iL-pui^uA

va. to

or snub-nosed;
harrow.

extremities or

s.

flat

sides of a bridge.

or ball-faced.
flat-nosedness.

S-ui/itrpku a. flat-

^u]pi^,-PI^,
S""/'"'^'

S"^

*~t^'L

s.

warm,

S- ^'U't'^'L

warm

or become

;
;

~b'^'

hot; S. ^t-fnT;
^3"u vn. to get

-n,.pi,

s.

warmth,

heat, caloric ; -nt-Ui. s. getting

-main s. Gv.w. rank, line, order
s. warming- or stove-room.
%^hii_, nj

-pi

qy.tyi,nt.i_-p,

to live, to

wallow

in

ignorance.

Sy^%

I'j a.

colourless, pale, faded.

l.i,Liii,i-P'(,

warm
;

s.

colourlessness, dis-

coloration, paleness.
^iFMinvUMfLiup ad. like

-mnt-'i,

u/jo. ill-favoured, ill-feat-

ured, unsightly, ugly, deformed, hid-

Jesus

p.uip_

pronounced by our Lord; -

<f.,ain,-u,n o. relating to the advent of
our Saviour -^thp o- ordered by Je-

pu-ii. a.

sus; signed with the sign of the cross;

-ifpl.-iT va. to sign with the cross, to

make
.

the sign of the cross ; -/.pni-Pfw

sign of the cross; - iipyi baptism;

-J-niinila.

name;
a.

assembled together

-4u.^ *. offering for

divine

in

God's

the poor;

-limiph or - 4n/</ s.
--rajp S. S/'/""'/yf

Lord's side

our
;

~~

the true cross.

%hu,n^kiupujjii_s. the Saviour's brother, (St. James Ap.).

'iiiTu/b

luiiif_ s.

Si-"'"-V'''7-'""-'".

back-bone.
a.

^j

s.

through ignorance;

p,iMi.iii,i_l,

vn. to

$>u^<^>i^

flatness, vapid-

s.

smooth, even, shorn;

grow

skate, ray, thornback.

agr.

$.

foul-mouthed

flat side, plain,

s.

-u4"-?

-u,int-lii, s.

Su>^ui%>

country

plain, flat

- or *-u/^ S. S"'^""/'"4 a.
planisphere -,u[3-ui[3- a.
-uili.uuiku a. plane figur-

-Mif.nJi,^ s.

palmipede

s.

Sb'U

eous, squalid; foul, villanous, bad;

-iup.a!b or paippuMH. a. turplloquent

/'

Candlemas-

day, Purification, Penthesis.

StuinXiipij-l- s. Son of Grod ; son of a
freeman or noble; -^ sons of illustri,

ous families.
S^^to./l

Gr. w. consecration.

St.^, n/t uiij s. shower, abundant

rain spot, place; post; jtaj--, every
:

where

always

/>

- instead,

in

sub-

stitntion for, in the place of; uiii^a,i,iTi_

ni^pni^ to stand instead of, to
t
,

replace

S. S'-'i!'

to substitute, to

of,

b ^'^l ir
heavenly graces
rained thick upon you - o4/' "'*;

'"uyl'''

hplfitiui-ni, ^inpi.l'^'b

'l"*fp

Jihuuijni-P-ls'ti

\i^fMnw^itili

gOlu

at the nuptials of

showers

fell in

Sb^

698

SbO,
supply the place

Ar-

port, to carry off from

another, to transfer, to

topographer

-^pmiuA

topographical -q-pm-fJ [itJr,

s.

graphy;

-iftnjuni^

topo-

a. parallactical;

-tfu/ii.ulfin'iM

parallax ; -qt-p^ a. driven

from a place or post, removed -l3-uli
uin^iiliMr va. \o set free from a place ;
-Jf a. raining abundantly ; -*-n-o. pro-liu'iini-Prl, s.

ducing abundant rain

-4"/^i

oj

a.

displace, to

iiiuuiiMM^ni^PptSii

s.

^oU

%k,iyuili, i^k"'3

St'^x'?/'/' s.

one place to

change of place,
translocation, displacing, removal;
locomotion; ast. translocation; S. St.

remove

taxerxes.
a.

place.
St,^t4.p'/.crf.eruditely,withknowledge, skilfully, well ; -tyi' ad. tho-

roughly, to the bottom, minutely, in

- .^t**-^. to examine thoroughgo to the bottom of, to sift; -.

~%u,j;
^^Pf s. mus. finger-board, keys
mtjiij vn. to be informed of, instructed
in, acquainted with, to make inquiries, to acquire instruction or knowledge, to inquire, to teach oneself; -_
detail

ly, to

fixed in place, firm, stable, immovable,

s. lieutenant;
constant, stationary
vicar; capitular; substitute; -^.o^t.^
s. stability, firmness ; lieutenancy ;
yicegerency, vicariate; substitution;
-liiu'ii a. local ; med. topical ; - n-l^iijned.

piui

topic.

va. to inform, to instruct, to

intelligence office

s.

ledge
Stqni.ir va. to cause to rain
heavily, to open the vsrindows of heaven; fig. to shower down, to rain abundantly vn. to shower, to rain hard, to
;

pour it mil - [, </t^i/ m-pm-^ to send

a shower of arrows uitqu,g p tnuu,
iVu/iiui'iiiuj
manna rained down upon
;

tliem

pPb

l/ujpu.izipnui

uilrtiuilp

^tupu/ini^^

pearls were showered round at the nuptials of Sathinig;

l]<i,/?/A4u,'i.,

i>-,p

uitriiiiijlfi,

arrows

fell in

show-

ers ^Iri^iM infri^ [w ilhi^ ilinp^ni.[3-fii^

o great Jupiter, load us with evils
,

uiknatglhi

Iiuijb^ui^ai^ig

thuuderbolts

fell.

^kquM^upJs.

locomotion

a. s.
;

locomotive

-u/.u4

mj

s.

-ni.p^

vicar, cap-

lieutenant; -"/".
lieutenancy S. S^t^i-^ff-?;

itular, substitute;
'ini.pl, s.

-iMiiMipiuif s.

very heavy shower, pelt-

ing or drencTiing rain, floods, torrents

of rain; heavy fall of snow or hail; lli%lri_

uuimiL'hiaikop

fig.

to ralu throats

~ fuutniuqlruMI, liQ SaW a

storm of arrows coming -umi. a. hospitable -iiin,-P[ii% s. reflux, ebb; S.
t-inlru

ahhviii

}Suilii^iPu,^ni^p%\ -gniMu s. raining in

torrents -~i-np a. local; -^io/ c. changing place, translocating, transferring,
displacing; transferred, displaced;
f/At/^, to change place, to be translocated, to move from place to place;
-ipniirir va. to translocate, to trans;

informed,

instructed, skilled, versed in, intimately acquainted with, expert; . little

of, to

Stqtr/,[i/i

-jnt-^u/iihir

give knowacquaint with, to teach,

S. Strqlruii .[to apprize of.

$lrijr^n..ppLi s. informatiou, knowledge, instruction, notice ; 4t-p [i ijt.,

pnj l!bi_ - , general information ; ui^
- to inform, to instruct ; - atn%nM.i_,
to inform oneself, to make inquiries.
St#^/, nL-nf ifhiu^ s. place, spot, site;
,

occasion, opportunity;
^uiiiiupui^

-^

rhet.

asi. point, lieu;

common-place

to-

-^ public places,
squares, &c.; up -^, holy place; the
Holy Land - u..v'"'-f*^ refuge, shelter , retreat, cover; un- iit^u.<-,
here /i - or f mA-/^i-i.^, in the room of,
instead of, in lieu or place of; f -
pics

i,uiuuipialiu,g

-II

uik-lfhuij

places, in
iDiT -II

uik-qlriuj

diffetOnt

IH

some or several places

in all places,

omnipresent;

every where;

lun. uitift-ijiiA

there, in

the very place; just then, for that

to
time, for a short time; fFi-1fe/_
supply the place of, to substitute for,
to take or fill the place of, to succeed;
m-iiti^^ain-ui^jii, -, to hold or occupy
the most advantageous place, to be
on the side of the wall; ^- umSini^t
ni^.iru to stop, to cease to go, to rest,
to take repose, to halt; u/bliuiuki^^
uihiii-n^, to be left dead on the spot
l.'btr,
Ik,'
to give the first place
-{_ ni-iib^
to a person; - u,uii_ni-Jtrp, to yield, to
give up, to acquiesce, to consent, to
condescend, to submit;- mio^^fl^^.

;;

,,:

SbU
,

draw back,

avoid, to

to withdraw, to

retire, to depart, to
lpuipiumuif[uA mhi^M-n)

go away zi'^tp
/< aS a f UgltiVO
he wandered pu.%l,'b [.jy ^/^ - ^ ^t^,
my -words have no place in you;mnt-p ifiiui get thee hence S. ^mmp
;

8tr%^

(ii.

s.

fever-;

- ^n-mfn/ii

scarletina febris, scarlet-fever; -..,

uij a. feverish -^nml^j; t^iy vn. to be
in a fever.
;

S^-^^oyA a. desirable, enviable; dear.

desire, to wish, to
envy, to covet, to burn for ; u,h%^/
vn. to

ibiT' bijulf

Sathinig is seized by a violent desire for curled endive.

%h'i,^%^ %i,'u^uP'[i or i-ffl *. desire, wish, envy, avidity, cupidity,
covetousness, longing for.
^t%inii_ a. desirous , eager, covetous, anxious, greedy.
Stn. /ly s. gauze, crape, thin veil
galling; callosity, corn.
S'n.<<'f-'/>6' a. unveiled, brazen-faced, impudent; s. spoiler, despoiler; M-uipui'ii

mni,ki_ or -trj" vtt. to unvBil, to raise

the veil ; to despoil, to strip, to rob,
to spoil.
%hn.a,u,l:u, uy /". troublod With tho

bloody flux; -ni-P-li s. bloody flux;

hemorrhoids or piles.
^trn-hir, hgl vu. to gall, to rub the
off, to graze , to excoriate; to
render callous, hard as a corn; -(r
vn. to have the skin rubbed off; to be-

skin

come

callous, to harden.
Sto,
s. sight, view; spectacle,
scene ; aspect, look, figure, face; vision, apparition; visit; / - fe/,f?uY.' *0

go
to

to see, to call upon, to pay a visit

irg/* inaiihu to pretend not to see;
uin.%t-i_ [i fiu/buiifi,
to send forth

spies ;
to see

lai/ii

God

nt.%/.Jj.
;

t-^i

-/4 U.^

f -

[nT,

we

desire

he came

to

see me, he called upon me.

3-ii>f!i%r s.

ical; -nt-PB

ly

-/'/ *

s.

optician ; -umIiiu% a. optoptics; -prnp ad. visib-

scenographer

scenographical
graphy.
S^^wu"}

"'5

s.

SbU

6 J9

expose oneself, to give hold; - ...

jHkfh or jauJb^k to evade , to
to

-^puiiu-'ii a.

-^^o./3f ,tr

species

*.

sceno-

sort, kind,

race

fashion

manner

figure, appearance, look

enance

aspect

air

way

image

form,

sight, count-

idea

dress, costume ;g'r. form, species; a.

visible ; ^mqnp^lri^ iplipi -<- to receive the Communion in both kinds
,

genus animal, species

man, whose distinctive characteristic
nt-Prff- p.uiiiuMliuib

the faculty of reason.

Stuiulimfnpb^tJ' va. to specify, to
qualify, to form, to figure; -fnpb-ni.'p

is

specification, qualification, forma%tuia/jM/fffj a.ot the same idea. [tion.

St-au,iu.% a. visible, apparent, plain;

theoretical, contemplative, speculative; perspicacious, sharp; prophetical, prescient, foreknowing ; phil. formal, special; -*> . theory;- .ji, i^,
mn'ij; the nation, race, tribes of Israel ; V# fAi^ i^ui/nt^fd-^ lubliu/bfM the
visible is subject to the senses.
StruuiQiubuiif, wguij vn. to be specified, qualified, formed, figuredI

%iru,iiii.%t:ir va.

form

to

being

give

S. S'^"'"4"'*-"f*'^^%huu,liufbnt.1. s. -visibility,

%lruiu^uipuip a. specific

specify

-mint-P-'li s.

&

[lation.

contemp-

-hj" va. to

specification.

Struuiiuii-nii a. gr. specified.

%iruuili>tt.p'$ s.

look, countenance.

^Iruu/bhili u. visible

organ of

sight,

seeing

the eyes

-^

s.

S. Cn'-fi;

-nt-Plii-'b s. visibility.

^tuuiitiT,

<//r,

mlfu va. to see, to

perceive; to regard, to. contemplate;

to observe, to consider, to remark, to
to
examine
to know ; to provide
supply, to furnish; to take care of, to
tend to go to see, to visit to spy, to
watch; mtumifc-^i ad. apparently, in
,

appearance ; by sight ; ^t^tj/i,^ o.-_

handsome, beautiful iyuu
^t./tjpH uiL-uuM'ubiailj fair girls, charming maidens ;2/ji%tj^% ukuufb Jkh^ <-_
uu/iikinil^, they built an altar of imr
mense size / [uni~J-tui^ni-<f- Is-i^u kp
-MnhuuHihinilj who was stiU more barbarous in appearance;- ifJliJlsm'ua /_
mbpufj\u^, to engage in war amongst
themselves ; to grapple with each
other; - tfuikmu at^pm-^, to provide
with necessaries; t^mnJu -,to manage household or domestic affairs ;
i^yii utu^hij to pretend not to see ;
uuAt-in^,

nhuk^ ql'h^ li'keif pay attention t&

90

, ;,

;
,;

700
StT
what you hear; mlru^hp, itnj"ii^,u'i, Ss:i> uin. W^ppuiil' [w mhuihuA God spokc
uipuiagka take care to work all the
in a dream to Abram mtuik-uti/p pimt-^
wonders; 1],6- mku^k [-[' I'llufp j"i~ p% Miiiupuiuikiaugiven to the contemplation of nature
^ailikifj God will provide himself with
k ^wi-um^
a lamb for the burnt offering; 4^i.uA^
uiatpliir hi~ n^ u}'~V '"^"^2jf3^' hearing
is believing but seeing has no fellow.
kl - inkuk^ ijlu I was sick, & you
visited me; /.%<?, see, you see;
%lruiu,liu,% a, special, formal -%^atp
uiuiat P-k n^ at/ryllj
u,,j s. scene; landscape;
_pn if not yOU
landscape,

m^^

will see how I will pay you; mt-u^/r^

uipu iiopuii.ni,u
choose valiant men
.

to

accompany you.
%huu/bnii_a. seeing;

s. prophet, seer;
predicted, foretold, prophesied ; -u^.u'ii a. visual; prophetic;
-i s. the eyes ; -m-pj, s. vision, sight;

~,i,if.ni.^li a.

prophecy.
St-utui/mf

S^"'""tp

a.

s. optometerfond of seeing.

l<

StaiiMfia/r,

theatre

s.

spectacle

scene; sight, the eyes landscape,

scenery; watch-tower; look-out man,
top-man vedette if-ii2_ -. amphitheatre - lu^uip^i, ip,i.i_, to be a subject of scorn or opprobrium.
;

tf.puMliui'i,

&c.; -Y-/"""'4

opera-glass;

scenic, theatrical; -ju,iiPnJS

s. theatrocracy
-ukp a. fond of spectacle -j;'/3 s. diorama.
-li.u'u a.

%yuu,pui'iikj;

h^[,

va. to

put upon

the stage, to represent, to perform, to

expose to public view , to make a
spectacle.
^k-.,u.i-np a. visible,

apparent

-JiJ",

make oneself

h^uij vn. to

seen, to become visible, to be in sight, to appear; to have an interview, a meeting; -n^piiifi, s. theory; vision; the

eyes; interview.
S'-u/y.!

aspect

appearance, look, sight view air mien,

visage, image spectacle, representa"iku.%jf

s.

tion

vision

apparition

phantom,

spectre, dream; phenomenon; contemplation; theory, idea; tf-ithtk -

- ^'^w ' beauty, loveliness; ^t,^itj/.4
mtuihu.irp.

charming;

handsome

ki,i,%...,l,%

beautiful ,
-.celestial vis,

ion ; - q-l-ru.^ figure, physiognomy; {,

- u.t^, to represent, to perform, to
,

put upon the stage - J,W.^ ..,^uu.p^[,

to be made a spectacle unto the
;

world ;

u-pu0p

uikuu.'i.Uu

u-oii

have a vision
mhu/hu^ fuu-nni., he held a

festival with public

before

all

men, or

to

games

eyes

all

f,

- snj-^,

fe,^t<. p,fc

painter; -ukp o. fond of seeing.

Ska^-upu/ii s. circus, theatre, spectacle, scene; sight, the eyes; -ai^uAa.
theatrical, scenic ; - j?/3p theatre,
spectacle ; -mJlrc. a. theatre-shaped.
Sti/7 * seer; spectator ; -ui^a/i, a.
very perspicacious, of subtle intelligence ; -lu^uA a. visual ; contemplative,
ascetic , intellectual ; -uMiiuAni.pf s.
the contemplative faculty; contemplative life

theorem

-ni-P/i

S. Sfr"""*"!""-?

s.

ast. vision, visibility

-....

prophetic.

^luif/ a.

Skuni-uj!t

iTj

s.

intelligence, flash

of wit, conceit, witticism.

S*u""-? s. sight, vision, look, view;
theory, plan, speculation; visit; contemplation, consideration; idea, conception, knowledge, notion ; vision,
dream; prophecy; ecstacy; -pt or
ij-ftmui^uA uiauiuMpkiij field of viow or
vision ; 4u#i/i/T.oi cursory view,
short notice, sketch ; i,muuMpu,liuipaip
-Pp, at or with a single glance, in a
^kunt-ah S. S^"""-?* [summary way.
,

%kunr% a. visible.
StL^, u^i s. inspector, director,
overseer, intendant

guardian;

fig.

Sku^^/j-.fi a. providential, [bishop.

Sku^ii4..npkir vn. to take care of, to

tend, to provide.
Sku^nt-Pj, s. Providence direction,
inspection, superintendance, survey,
watch incarnation : police; govern;

mitiu^aii
ilkpp'b Divine
Providence.
%ku,p {i -u/J u/jf s. Gr. w. quire of
stitched-book
paper
copy-book
pamphlet; -iaulfkii^s.Gr.w. TTpaon6"Xiis;

ment

-kiT,

va. to stitch; -ntj^s. stitcher.

kjili

^kpkM-

s.

leaf, pi.

leaves

*-a.ij.

corolla, petal ; uiiuuiu/hfii^aSj

to quiver like an aspen leaf; k^ - ^uA,
liu.%1. pi. U.d^ ^^jp
no leaf falls but
^la'iiji

God's will drops it.

^kpki.u,pkp a. leaf-bearing, petaliferous -pm./,, a. producing leaves ; J-uiiTui'buili
spring time spring hot.
;

^,,

sap

70 I

frondescenoe, foliation; -fy%a.\egetable green *. clilorophyUas -tfuip^

a. adorned with leaves or foliage
-_
I^Itum^ or if^hum a. clothed, covered
;

with leaves, leafy, green

;
-ql>p/i u. despoiled of leaves; -p,u,p a. deprived,
stripped of leaves, leafless; stripping
or despoiling of leaves; - <iiA/_, to
pluck or strip off leaves ; - /^iJ^/.. to
shed or lose leaves -^> or ibg . full
of leaves, leafy ; -/fc^.. a. thick with
leaves , leafy, bushy ; -4'j"^ . heaps
of dried leaves ; -/;&- -^u. S. S*^.
prt-u bill lit ; i/jt/ij S. ^IrnlMM-uiqpfi^ ;
jiupj- a. shaking or quivering like an
aspen leaf; -utaim a. girt with leaves ;
;

be

f^iiihu to

~~

uuMiiiup[3- S.

%lrpiri-uiui s. bot.

h*^ic

camella.

[-"/' hot.

small leaf.
^kptJlur, tgiy vn. to leaf, to put
forth or produce leaves, to be covered with foliage, to become green.
^hpt-i-lili *

phyllitis

bol.

St/*--'>'^2C *.

hart's-

tongue, asplenium.
Strpfri^ini-//

S^l'"*^^

S^l"i""'/i

& lesser centaury

* bot-

bull-weed.
S*-- X. duration * oak or elm leaves
for fodder; [ - orf. durably, lastingly, for ever ; l> - hpP-uti_ or iMf'^^i^ S.

greater

Sti-irir-

Stn-uii^aA a. durable , permanent

stable, persisting, lasting; -ni.p[i or
%ti.iit^ni.p-l,i.% s.

permanence,

;;

constant duration,

stability, persistence;

constancy, perseverance.

Sd-SSjofi

Gr.

IV.

cuttle-fish

[sepia.
S^'-'-i-"^Q^ri-iii-ffh D.
^k-i-nuP-p

Sk^'-nqiu^iu'i. S.

^h-a-nqni-P-p

*Sti//n-P

S^^'^

s.

*.

leaf-gatherer

for fod-

wooden disk or plate.

bot. ricinus, palma Christi,

s.

buzz, to hum.
hum, buzziug.

Sy?"/'t "'jf vn. to

s.

buzz,

impotent,

- %fiquMlili with the lance, with arms

with lance or spear thrusts / - */'^>i(/> inu,iiia>ihgji
I brought him
Y*"'
down with a lance thrust; m^^of .
,

to glare at, to frown

dart an angry or threatening
look, to look daggers at m^^op i^>jr

luij

uiffliuipfftij

at, to

sharpened his
eyes upon me, ho frowned on me.
Skj-z^i/jtn ct' hurling a javelin; s.

piiuiiuy

fi

4k-pty ("f, he

discobolus, quoit-player; tilter; -ff_

to play at quoits.
uih-piulij OV
uiiriiitt.'Ti .
iii/s-uipp
O^f'
uihiupg s. God, the Lord; Sir, lord,
master, Mister, Mr. possessor, owner,

**/_. to joust, to tilt

'

master; Reverend, Rev.; o'^-.Lord!

o Lord good God! Heavens! goodness! good gracious! - lup^iyl Sire!
- (.iT wp^iy
King! o Majesty - /iJ\
My Lord; - ft'ni/Jhiu, M'. Thomas;
Rev. Thomas; - p.yf gr. objective or
accusative case - //Afe/^. iutu to be
or become master of, to be lord over,
to rule, to overcome, to master; j.
1^ S* in the year of our Lord, Anno
Domini, A. D.
Sf^pni-Pf s. Estate, State dominaI

power; sovereignty, empire Barony, lordship -^ the dominions

( 2^ hierarchy of angels ) ;
2t/> .Your Majesty u.n.m/. .pyy k^p
-P'tq. before your high Majesty ^n lutiif-k Jlfiiih,. j""t3- your dominion
rule,

tion,

SjP'i'oA""" *. bot. chick-weed, pimpernel, samolus; -Jkca, leech-shaped.

Sqi""-i . /4A * leech ; fig. bloodsucker ; boi. S. pjp-4 ; ?**i. -" > to
apply leeches.

'

endures throughout

all

generations.

^^pniXui^u/ii a. Lord's, dominical

- iiioP-^ the Lord's prayer - mniA

church ',- op, Sunday
tte-e Holy
,

<

Scriptures.
%kpni%iuiiii-p a. given
^i^pnLjbh-uib

[dor).

castor-oil plant.
Syyint/p

powerless

84'/- 'bt">3 s. pike spade in cards;

- dhpHL-ui^ fresh beard, down, downy
beard / - yi^ifiii^^ or ipqinim^ [ um-p

Stn-ia^uAni-P-pi^i.

*Sti-n-p

a.

weak, feeble, languid.

s.

uij

tjlivn.to last, to persevere,

to continue ; to endure, to support, to
,
bear ;- f ./^^ffi^ 'to live, to subsist;
^ni^/jiiiiriii^ uik-u^p ^uip^iupiuliiu^
he
patiently suffered the tortures.
Sfr-t./',

St-i-p-pttt"

by the Lord.

nt-u/i a. ^^pniAui^iiiii

Stpt"-^"'-''m or [ - ad. from God, on

the Lord's side.
$<:ff./<% a.depreciated; s. undervalue.
SJ-^'T'lrirva. to depreciate, to underrate, to undervalue.
^J-iflai-PliJi, s. depreciation.
ScA^4 o. discontent, malcontent,

dissatisfied

- ^*i*-^ or -f /*, k^iy

to be discontented, displeased

vn.

-m^

malcontent, discontent or discontentment, dissatisfaction.

s.

;,
,

Sbb

,
,

708

SI'S

colourless, discoloured,
pale, wan, ghastly, leaden-hued, livid.
^J-^ntiihJ'va. to discolour, to cause
to lose colour, to render pale, to tarnish; -fiWyn. to lose colour, to fade, to
become wan, to grow pale, [paleness.
SJ-f'-'i""-Pt'-^ * want of colour,
S/' '< come now! come on! courage ! - %,u conj. rather, it is better

ed by all the world; -^uipn^a. preached, published to all the world.

S/t jt^^ piug s. the universe, the
whole world, the earth, macrocosm
~na /Z tiiif or fAtut- u ^ n^tninu ^
puii,
throughout the world every
where uinlitirf_ -pu ,iAiuuiuim to reduce the earth to a waste.
8^2.' ""^3 * tick, acarus ; Mexico-

moreover

seed, castor-oil, ricinine

Sc/9^/7%

tt.

S. %[ig

s.

Ji.

oil.

Sl-^PH

Gr. w. S. "hh'Pl'i
Stp or -u Ar. w. S. {^ni.ip
Sl'^uipni-i s. pike-staff, shaft of a
spear; rest of a lance ; -/ung a. wound-

ed by a lance or pike

uin-%ki_,

wound with

a lance; -i-np
pikeman, halberdier.

to

lancer,

s.

^jtif-lnr,

tgl>-

new

(beard).
va. to lance, to strike

I'^a s.

fore-arms, arms.

cosmological;

cosmology;

&c. S. S/'^^^/''P"'^"'4"'^

-^/.ufmij.oi

&c.;

~^[tp.r

cosmographer; -fn^a. resounding throughout the universe -f-ptui-ifpiu^ui'ii

a. occupying all the world
a. cosmographical; -tf-pm-l, s. cosmography ;-7-ra a. of the last judgment;
-f.ii. a. deceiving all the world -/-/
. beared throughout the universe;
-/i,u a. spoken or published through
all the world -a-u.<-.^ a. spread over
the world everywhere -bim^pf s.

fpp

*.

cosmogony;

M"

, dame, lady;
Sl'/jt-^ sf. mistress,
princess, queen, empress; ^[^^'"pt"'

- Queen Victoria - J'a,HuM_

young lady, miss, damsel Irpliufij fig. queen of heaven, moon; ;

'

superioress, abbess.
gum-mastic (of Chios).
[Majesty.
S/'i%u<t"/:''% a. lady-like.

lui'ii.ug

S[ii'i,ia/i^i- s.

%l,lr^puiput%,uliu/i, a.
-p.ui'iini.pTi s.

/""I't

with a lance.
S/'*p

m[iliii,u'bg

^[n-m'tg s. roots.

S^^tuf^a. growing,

Sti< utliaig s. leather bottle, goat's

- fp"-"/ a skin of wine ; - 'Jn.
ilni.u,j bagpipe.
skin

-4Y^. j

*.

queror of the universe;

S/4^"'-/^^<-%

ladyship

Highness

womanish; womanly;
- uMuiuip.u'b^ gynecseum, women's apartment, S. lonpou^aji - ^niA^ party, group or bevy of ladies.
,

skin-like - ^npb-ti_, to
blow out as a goat's skin.

$/r;(,-ii,uf a.

inflate or

s. mire, mud, slime,

slough, muck ; S. P"..
P-MiiL.pii*f |(Pa/c^u#/^c/' ; p Diupiiiitlrt.^^
-. to drag in the mud; fig. to cover
with shame; iTutppt-i^ j-.to rub off the
dirt, to perfrigate, to clean, to brush

^(qj; uiiiMTy

dirt, filth, soil,

master, con-

Sfi-.S.SA-

tjf

^fiiiu/iiuiirvn.

-liiufkj;

s.

a.

S['i^,ni.'i>[,

[off.

Gr.

vj. Tcptajti'^aw.

vn. to become lord of the whole universe, to conquer, subject or subjugate the world -^uiinM-P^ s. universal
dominion, rule over the whole world;
-liuA a. cosraical, universal, general,

OP'H uiullt or iniMfnj uiufUJq S. Gt, W.

type, model, example, pattern; manner; figure, image, form; expression;
style; impression, stamp, print, mark;
edition ; anal, hymen, the virgineal

cecumenical; -4At/?7. *. oecumenicity; -kygyg ix. saving the world,

all-saving; -h^im assembled with
all the world -4n-^"4 known all the
world over,known to the whole world;
-4^no^ a. universally wondered at
marvelled at by all the world, by every
one; -u/ui^, o. surrounding the universe uihm S. oh^'ibV'"h"'L}> '''""'
a. making every one, or all the world
tremble; -un/^a. overflowing, submerging or drowning all the world;
-umputit a. spread through the whole
world -mo'bmli a. celebrated or feast-

membrane -^

titpuiuMpuAiug

lineament

character

-^

phantom, ghost, shadow

pwitutwi

this

puthpq

style

in

feature,

JS-n-t/jij

4t-pjio.

uiiunt- tniM^nil^ in

manner or way; f-,

conform,

similar, like,

the form of; 4^p-u%hpmpf

-, sixtieth edition; pfrpfc^^ m-pnt^,

to be like, to resemble, to have
likeness to.
[pattern, sampler.
S/"v'/' '"3 s. type, model, example,
Spin s. breast, bosom.
S/'i"i/^. chem. diastasis; -u,^ur^, f
*. diastasimeter, distance-meter.
S/'uxu^'
-[ip
"btmg if. nurse.
"/J

I'pke

,
.

ShP
^{luiaA

iuA

t.

-h-uA a. gigantic, titanic

-[Tvn. to be gigantic
,

8l>mlrn.%,
S/'<"'/ni<

-.

-tr,

Op/* Di o/" 5 *" *^ u/hi^p f

uiuip, oh! shoclsing! fye

[i puia
fye upon

you! God forbid!

S/'/"fU"%'t<r, tj[i vna. to speak' imperiously, lordly; seriously, sensibly;

-p-iup S. %\ifiuiuiku

where
knowing

a.

-fLbuili

-uikm^Wt

God lives or dwells; -iikm athe Lord ; -y-f*- or ^f^i a. written or

traced by God ; -nin^,, a. independent,
free ; ad. as a master, independently,
assolutely, freely ; -?"/* S. P#.i.i -_
f.ni.%^ a. levied , assembled by the
nobles ; -fuf. , -q-pm-J- a. betraying
one's master, faithless, traitorous,
treacherous, false ; -jo/a. strengthened by God; -6-/* S. Il5.*^%; -i,i% a.
dominical ; divine ; feodal ; lordly,
predominant, prevailing, despotic, absolute , sovereign , supreme ; own ,
proper;- uiium/it-p, God's image or
likeness ; - />j^#aA/.-/3f -i
absolute
power ; -if* sf. mistress , matron ;
-iPp a. carrying, bearing or containing the Lord;-4^j a. co-equal in dignity; -Itym o,- formed of nobles -4u#_
M^aip a. gathered together in the Lord's
name ; ~i,puMi-kp o- called or invited
by the Lord ; -Up a. given or granted
by God; -a** a. knowing one's master or lord ; -Tuap sf. Mother of God,
the Holy Virgin, mother of our Lord;
;

a priest's mother; -tr.am'bp^ S. S/.

pinq.mt. ; -diupm a. Waging war against
the Lord, against Heaven; -,ruipmni.f
. fight, war against God; -dti-u,p a.
honoured by the Lord -itu.j; u,jty
vn. to make oneself master of, to become master, to rule, to dominate, to
govern, to have dominion over, to
sway; to pass under the dominion;
fig.

-iuipif. a. despising one's master;-,

iWirf a. plotting against one's master;

va.

t-^fi

to domineer, to rule, to lord over;

ation

oil

despotic

mutliuiii a.

-aihmaii_s. ruler; -uihaincpt

crocodile.
L, w. title.

a.ui'u .

uMg s.

SbP

703

Titan ; chem. titanium

s,

domin-

despotism, absolute authority

-P-p ad. despotically ; -mk" ad. lordly,

imperiously, authoritatively, sovereignly, absolutely
in eflfect, properly, truly, verily; a. proper, own, real,
true, genuine, veritable; - mifutin,
really free ; - iuiM.aim^ true faith ; ;

good; - luouk-ia^, properly

speaking; t-Pk - liuMilfiu ^fimt-u if you
will to know thoroughly -4rf a. fond
of, attached, devoted to one's master;
-ippni.p'^ s. love, attachment, devotion to one's master
zeal, warmth
-ua^% a. well-educated
affection
well-brought up ; -uuiu/i, /^ or mj
-uuiuluni. a. slaying one's master;-.
-_
luiiCuin. a. selling one's
master
mhuig a. hating one's master -mfitu a.
pinpf,, real

Lord-like, divine; -/>/, f a. rendering master or lord, giving possession

or power over; -jm-, t s. lecturer;
clerk ; chorister ; -gni.^ui'iilnr va. to
render or make master, to cause to
rule or govern ; to authorize, to em-

power;

to effectuate, to fulfil; -.o%^

transmitted or handed

a.

Lord;

down by

the

-t-nput^^ii a. first, chief, high-

est, greatest;

-iliuiwi-uiliu/i, a.

befitting

our Lord's glory; -^miinj. o. according to our Lord's will, [es ^.^ypJl^u.
;

S/'/

tb^

Tir (Persian god),

Herm-

bear sway, to
reign over, to rule
to become master, to seize, to conquer, to occupy, to
%l,phir,

t-gf,

va. to
;

hold, to possess, to subject; to predominate; vn. to become subject, to

pass under the rule or dominion of;
mftphuj. ajji, , your power over all;

Ot Shall
subject to your rule ? uippi-u,
jti. k-p^plfb , they shall possess the
earth ; mfpt-ii[i% ti^ hi./i<.&-^%
they
were caught by lions ; jnpJ-uMW^ i^i-pp,^ mltpk 'inup , when any thing is set
iltuiT Ulfiph^ll[^ isiliph-uulra liknj

we be

n^

muiu^tuii^

-'birai%

on

God

torture had no power over him; n-m.

aifipku tjopnt-py^ ttnifaL. , thoU rulCSt
the proud waves ; ,up^MjnJ^ *p sainpi

ad. like our Lord; -im-kp a.

dedicated or consecrated to God; -.
inti s. pronoun
-^^,fi a. feeling
;

^UfiMiuipL.

mni-uMum

a.

b, ^fip uAilh^aap

wovou

Or

gqui^

made by

the

Lord -uimmm-ytr va. to honour, to

pay homage as to God, truly to revere;
uiaimni-trp a. ordained by God i^ <//,
;

fka. S. S^f""'ft

~Uflrui S.

dOSpot ; -J^t,

fire

mfipk

(his

all shall

uiftpklif' tuTuj

kingdom embraces

^pplrnnt.uiublrir D. ^ppuMqnt,

all),

be subject to his kingdom.

S/'/'n^^a. ruling;

inant;

ruler,

prevailing,predom-

master ; -ap.mp

S. S^.^

704

sinir

or
domination, authority,
Sl'pni-^P sf. the blessed Virgin; mistress or l^-dy; ^uiu,^ -, capital.
Sl'3 . dainty food; excellent meal.
S^- uint-ftiijhui'b s. day asi. - daytime - i-i- fl'^c nyctemeron / /./-4or / uint^ijhui'h during the day, by
day, in the day-time /f'^<-M<i/"y6-uii.
or I'ln/u inJi,llr,'ii in broad daylight;
g -i ni^fh all day long / mmJi hi. /

|iu>i^4"; -ni-PI>i%

Sl'[tnt-Pf

s.

ibzbeh' IT *- "VtbitP' ^^1 & night,

^kt- funiiuipC,kaii_ uwmJii^
night & day
^t-uAi, before the end of the day, be;

fore nightfall; Mup^luiTCui-iCi/i,^-, fine

day, fine weather /<

Jtk this day, to-day

u,nJi,2kli[,u

>

Sf -f> ^fp

S. 0/"

Mercury,

s.

ju>ju_

Tir.

^ke "'l'"3 * ^gi years, time of life;

century; - Tu/blini^p-t infancy, tend'

obscure;- miiuii/ht.pji ifli^pn/ti, the

thick darkness of the night; ip^^ai.,
gu,'iih[_^ l-p^pin to dispel that horrible darkness.
Sfi'iiuii-pi a. sad, melancholy; ad.
sadly, sorrowfully; -t-k-r a. dejected,
sorrowful ad. with a dejected air ; -/b
or ilij a. full of sadness or affliction,
greatly dejected, oppressed with sorrow; -^.oi a. sad, dreary, grievous,
;

doleful, mournful; -^uAm-Pt ' sadness, sorrow, melancholy ; -"bunCvn.

to lose splendour, to become insigni[ficant.
S. %lupn,-Pl,^b .
^fupaiukp a. fond of, or loving sadness, melancholy ; -mt./u.^ or mhul,l_
a. sullen, gloomy, dismal, sombre.
^[uphpiu'iif. a.

er age, first period of life; ia'bil,n,.p1,

[tnj immaturity, unripe age ; - !ft-_
^int-ph- 1 old age; /#
iu%^
""lyif "/'".?
ii.u,nliii ju,n.ui2l^ uilin^i, from oue's infancy ; from one's boyish or girlish
days, from boyhood or girlhood ; (
futiniurf_OT ^ diu1ini-li infinn
frOm OUe'S
earliest years /. ^aiuu,^ hi- / ./'" ^"',

liiMMMnUMphiul_ uiliu

iuiuhiuu arrived at years of discretion ; jhph^utuMuiuhuMdhutti ut\t thirteen

,

years old

njiiliuiii.njh

in infancy; f
M-utuaip

utjie^

^'y^'
>

<f

of the

m\in^ young,
,

4""""4'"j

same age

4-

i
,

%lui,hgnt-jui%hirva. to sadden, to af-

S. ir<<""<<<^-

Si-fp- Gr. w. S. Mi^p..

Sfatumu/>{p s. sadness, grief,
ion, sorrow;

flict,

aflflict-

mourning.

SA"<""/"/'i ^j'w vn. to grieve, to fret,

to be afflicted, sorry, to deplore, to

bewail; to be in mourning for.

Sp'hiip- a. young, in infancy deform;

ed, disfigured, ugly, sorry, bad ; -/.

%anrvn. to be spoiled, disordered, cor-

to grieve, to

weigh on the

spirits;

-nt-jli^a. sad, sorrowful, vexatious.

hjMy vn. to be sad, sorry,

chagrined, to grieve, to take
to heart; to wither, to fade.
8fi,pnt.p'f s. sadness, grief, sorrow,
S/ui-[iir,

afflicted,

chagrin, dejection, melancholy.

S^u'/'t luj a. feeble, weak, debilitated; powerless, impotent, infirm, languid, faint; small, slight, slender, trifling; fragile, frail.

co-

[with mud.
*Sit'i' vn. to get splashed, covered
*Sil"'irs. talisman S. P"/v.'
%inJhir, hi/li va. to macerate, to
[mortify.
*S^"'4 S. jj/'<t

etaneous ;

sad-coloured, brown,

black.

grown up

sad, afflicted,

grieved,gloomy, sorrowful, melancholy sullen, morose, surly, peevish;

sombre, gloomy, dismal, dull, dark,

^li,u.'i..p

Gr. w. typhon.
[i s. Gr. w. diptycha.
^[iipuililin'i,
^If-ifiifiM s.

uhulfj

SiiU.
%luni-p a. cheerless,

[power.

ly

8i'"i""p"'l' ad. feebly, faintly, slight; -^niiOL s. weak side ; -Jpuw a. weak-

minded, poor-spirited, dull-witted, imbecile; -Jhint-PpiA .?. weak-mindedness, slowness, stupidity, dulness,
imbecility.
S^'ofn^iuiT, .j<if/ tin.to lose strength,
to become weak, to be weakened, to
decay ; to become infirm, unwell, indisposed, poorly, to fall sick to be
incapable, unable ; to have the weakness to...; to be scandalized;- f
;

<UMt-UtuiU

to

be

-iu-y hi. ai_ [fiiu

of* little faith;

nothing

is

impossible

with Him.

rupted -nt./*f -*/

s. imperfection ; deinfancy, youth.

%^Jh,p,u,ii a. simple, foolish, idiotic,
ignorant; -utfiiu^ arf. sillily, foolishly,
senselessly, ignorantly ; -m-p-f s. ig;

formity

norance, simplicity,

silliness, idiocy.

8liiuptomuip[, a. of weak materials.

^ffiupui^m-juAhiT va. to weaken, to
debilitate, to render feeble, infirm, to
enervate, to unnerve, to cast down,
to deject.

705

S^l).

weakness

^liuipii^p-l^'i, s.

debility,

imbecility, infirmity ; languor, extenuation; impotency; indisposition, sick-

ness; fragility; S. S'i"'p'"'n,.n.-Pj,

ui>thi_ or ,[,liu/i,hi_ jl]^^, to accuse God
of weakness.
Si''//<" a. simple-minded.
;

& ^pt/a

Sj'ZC"/' S. S. S/'4

a.

displeased,

a.

discontent,

sulkiness.

unripe, immature; fig.

ignorant, unpractised,
inexpert, raw, crude ; -n^}, s. unripeness, immaturity, erudeness, crudity;
ignorance.
SJtri. a. deformed, ugly, unshapely,

S^'"".

/'_j

a.

very young

ill

made

; -t-j-ya. to deform, to disfig-ni-Pl s. deformity, ugliness.

S'L-y "3 infant, baby, child ; strip-

ure

simple-minded,
fig.
innocent novice, ignorant; - tru/i,nUi

youth, lad;

ling,

puerilities.

a child, childish-

%qa,juip,i, ad. like

ly^girlishly ; -p.iu[ini or (in,, a. childish,

puerile; light, silly, imprudent; -^^_
-p-u,^
uiuili a. of tender age, young
or puiiint-SiM s. child's funeral ; -/"n^.
O. Qrii/ijui^nwn/j

il'3 iP't"^

^'""

/^iiiii CI.

S'l'f^i'ia'fi a. living,

liness,

imprudence;

-%u.ir,

u^iy vn.

to be'or become a child; to behave

as a child; to act the child; fig. to
or. become

young again; -'uj;u%

-uiku S. ^nujuip-mp -_
u'bnjg s. nurse ; -nuiuA a. child-murdering; *. infanticide; -;iu%.-/3? *.
child-murder, infanticide ; -^n,.g,u%ktr
va. to restore to youth ; -i.nt-p^ a.
infantine, very young.

grow

u. child-like

%,iu.ihpi,M,ra.^\\QrQ is

of children.

an assemblage

-f^i

muddy brown
;

a.

dirty

-/?<.-u/^

dwelling in the

mixed with mud,

-p-up-mi-

a. dabbled,
over or quite
a. rolling, wallowing
the mud; -(b.ibpot

covered with mire,

all

or draggling in
[liy a. full of mud, muddy, dirty, miry,

-lu.an!ii a. mixed with mud,

;
sloughy, sloppy; -^mpa. deep in mud;
-*i.._%^ a. born of mud ; -4'* a. like
mud, muddy; -litipuf a. dirt-like ; -_
iuifua. foul-tongued, dirty, nasty ; -^^i
a. muddy, miry ; -'huij; m^-j vn. to get
dirty, to be dabbled or covered with
mire, to draggle in the mud; -ukp a.
fond of mud, wallowing ; fig. fond of

filthy

sin

mud

-uniq_a.

full

sunk
of

mud

in

mud;

a. like
jnL.^u^ikir

with mud, to dirty, to

[mire,

soul, to foul.

-oiuj^.oi- c.

-mhu,uli

^ui^uf S. S'l^^^^p'i

va. to bespatter

S'^-/!"-"' S. St'/^z/'j

marshy land.

-.ft s.

bog, quag-

%Jh,p,l,q_a. willing; ad. willingly.

^nu^uM'buij'vn. to

others; -^"oin^fi. child-slaying; -^u/b.

-JJim a. child- or simple-minded,
simplicity ; J^-'i-i
of child-like
smothering, drowning children;-*^.
./.<-? s. child- or simple-mindedness,
simpleness, simplicity ; lightness, sil-

'^Mtp

mud

dirt or

ChlldlSh,

boyish, girlish ; -.
*" ^^ ^ child like the

puerile, infantine

tun- or big-bellied.

S'il"0 "inl'3 * dregs, lees.

*S'Jit'fvn. to imbibe, to absorb.

/unif

begin or to wish

move.
S'lei'i-t-p a.

muddy,

little child.

& ^iiiuiuillmu

^iiattont/ti ^, ^fiaijfup.tun

S'ft/T, S'll'J'vn. to

to

crabbed, cross, sulky, morose, surly,

peevish, pouting; - ip,hu -k,roT -piT
vn. to be displeased, discontented,
sulky -n.-^?. s. displeasure, discontent, disgust, dislike
disagreement;

child,

.1.

low, hollow, intrenched.

S4"/_ a. indigestible.

S4"'2r

baby, bantling.
infancy, childhood,
puerility, childishness; girlhood, girlishness qp&'h [i p.ui^ luaiijiulblT[_, to
put away childish things, to renounce
%Hu,)nuPl,i.'i,

lun-iini-ij

to take a clyster.

Si"'-m

s^!].

SfuyM little

to

become immortal,

be immortalized.
, ^"-n/ . ?-^"'j > -i o. disobliguncivil, impolite, gross, rough,

^i/aipifli

ing,

rude, clownish, rustic, brutal, cruel,

ferocious, barbarous, inhuman.
SJ'wii^it.pJ, s. impoliteness, incivility, ungraciousness, rudeness, grossness, rusticity, brutality barbarity,
inhumanity ; -pp ad. disobligingly
uncivilly, roughly, rudely, churlishly,
boorishly, brutally, cruelly, barbarously, inhumanly.
S/n/*' a. discoloured, wan, sallow,
pale ; gloomy, sorry, sullen, mournful;
- u>iiisi_, to discolour, to cause to
,

fade;S. ITw*-

VSy^-

paleness, wanness ; S.
S*""?""*^/'*' o. dividing verses (point).
^J'ntXni.p'l,

s.

^tiuif-limuiiuiVii s,

oecomancy, divin-

. ,

^M

708

ation by domestic accidents.

Sillies. Ar. IV. scorn, derision.
S%<^ "y s. small house, cottage,
cabin, hut.
,

S%mliuiij

uiij s.

householder, master

of the house -4'"*a. domestic, household, family, private ; - Aoitui-/3?

;

domestic economy;

S.

lJ,<i-m%/A,

Qv

lodging or dwelling in the same house, cohabiting;

neighbouring; -^AA/, to live in the
same house, to cohabit; -li^m-P'l, s.
dwelling together , cohabitation ; -.
4u//>( s. house-tax.
^liu/hl^, my a. poor, indigent, impoverished, ruined; *. bankrupt; -..
i-vfip ad. poorly, penuriously, in poverty ; -u<i./'p wtj-y vn. to lose wealth,
to decay, to go to ruin, to become
poor, needy or necessitous to be expelled, driven out or deprived of one's
house, to be forsaken, abandoned; to
fail, to become a bankrupt; -u/iin^ S.
\}^lptuHiuilinq ; utant-auMlthlT Vd. tO impoverish, to make poor, to render indigent; -fiiT S. %'I-U3%liu/I,u,ir-^ -nt-Pl S.
poverty, indigence, beggary; impoverishment; bankruptcy; /> il^pli% -p'
..%/>; -Iil^a. living,

liuy,

he

is

reduced

he
utmost distress,

to extremities,

is at his last shift, in

in a despairing condition

poor

like a

man

-o/.4i a. ad.

S. S^<<'H"'f""/'

S%<^4^< a. erecting, building a house;

S. S^"'/""/'; -2l-'i""-Rli s. house-building, construction ; S. %'iiu>piupn,.p-^Jb ;
uig s. guardian, door-keeper,
porter a stay-at-home ; -M^ui'iini-p't s.
house-keeper's calling or office domestic life, staying at home; -n-m-P't s.
dispossession, expropriation; -4/ a.
fond of home, domestic, retired, sedentary; - ipihi^, to delight in domestic or sedentary life -uatX a. homebred, homeborn, nourished, brought
up at home, domestic, private; tame;
- uMiimuhuili a. staying at home; -/""/

-uiu/ii,

u/j

..

housekeeper;

sf.

housewife;

thrifty, housewifely, frugal

a.

-puipn^.'^

ing or producing plants or trees ; -.

fk"'' &C. S. S^iiaifLuA, &C.; -^npir
./y a. s. planter, gardener ; fig. Creator;
-if.npiflrJ'va. to cultivate, to plant ; -,
l-npffni-Pl, s. cultivation, plantation;
,

s. phytography; -in^i_sf.
housewife -/u^o. a- thick with plants;
thick, branchy, bushy -^o-/3^iA s.
phytoiogy; -ity a. planted; -i/"*" a.
vegetable, vegetative, vegetating ; innate, inborn possessive, adventitious;
-liui'iinJh s. vegetation -^/y a. springing up, shooting forth, or vegetating
together, planted together; inborn,

-^pnu.pi,^b

innate, natural; participating; -4"<.

s. felling of trees ; -tf^nK-Pl. s.
participation; -4aMin, <j a. wood- or

pnupt

plant-cutting

s. feller.

potash H-qt^ - caustic -.

%%liu,au,qu.pP a. well adorned with
leaves -u%p a. fond of botany -puM%
green-house ; -pu.p &c. S.
s. garden
S^("/.

*.

<

^'tilfuiij.np^

&C.

planter; -fer i;a. to

plantationS^'^wi-^^m a. abounding with plants;
-t-np S. ^M^,uliMM,% ; -..np^irvn. to flourish ; -fMup s. phytolite.
Si-itiT, h^lva. to plant; to constitute, to place, to establish, to coUoc[ate.
S'T'it-^ni.pJi s. plantation.
S'i'lt'^s. planter.
[planted.
SH^S S. S^u-i/y
u,g

S'iiiuipi,

plant

-ni^p't

S^^/><-<<<^

^b^m-Hii
^"btifiu^

pu/Ti s.

s.

s.

s.

"J s. plant, or anything

plantation, planting.

&c. S. ^otiMiuA

&c.

".

porter's lodge.

S>ii-<i

luj s.

steward, economist,

manager, bursar; 4i"'i'"'ji' cellarist;

- Ir^tiik-ji-n/ church-warden - ffla-m.
;

jfii, opjibuM^

dispenser of the divine

precepts.
^'buihuiup.u.p ad.

economically, thrift-

providently, providentially, mysteriously ; -liuAa. economical; S. S*"pffiitufia/ii \ -i . economy; ilatptJ'va.

to govern economically, wisely ; -poM^
administration.
s. steward's office
ily

housekeeping housewifery husbandry, thrift; -p,i.l-.i_a. homely, sedentary, retired; -i-t^. a. whose house
is destroyed, ruined, homeless; * S.

have the direction, to regulate

economize; to govern, to rule, to

i^.ou.if^.

pose; to dispense, to distribute, to

.1.

S'l'i'upiiiii s.

anical

-niSf

[S>""4;nest.
botanist; uilfuA
s.

botbotany; -pkp a. beara.

^imt-atiy^
^"iiintuhj;

s,

economy.

t-jp va. to

manage,
;

to
to

dis-

provide, to administer^aiL-uai-Pl s. economy; stewardship, housekeeping, management,

707

sni,

direction , administration , distribution ; Providence ; the mystery of the

incarnation ; mu-uiLlfii , ^umuipiul^u/b domestic, political economy.

St'inyA'Ttin. med. to swell, to tumify.

^op^ii

S. S*'"'*-"

s.

director,

man-

ager, administrator; -ni-P-f s. S. S/A..

nt-un^pf; disposition, measure; -pS
Mntqlip the Hofy places.
.

^iopltbtufLiu^ S. ^'buiiruuiiiutp

1^03% a,

economical, administrati've relating

to the incarnation of our Lord
uikiilip the Holy Land ; -fiuA . place
of our Saviour's passion.

SUIT

pedigree; -jj<^ a. of good family,highborn, illustrious, noble, patrician ; national ; s. relation, kindred ; -^ produce, fruit, revenue, harves t ; -liuHim-^
Rt s. high birth, nobility ; production,
fertility; -4/3 3/'* a. of the same family, descent or lineage, related, consanguineous; -yp^t s. abundant, rich
produce ; -ufk-m s. chief of a family or
race ; -i-npnuP-X, s. nobility.
.

Stof^ilrj; trj/[i va. S. %'ijiMit-uls-J'; to

dispose to dispense with, to exempt
from ; - p/p-.^ q^tuAu to lead a
more regular life vn. S. W'"pt'"^'"J''
S^opfHint-Si #. dispensation; -/</*'-

S<>4fi-/?? s.

chem. saturant.

S"4,

tart or pie.

s.

Sn^'lf"-^

persistence, resistance,

s.

patience duration a. resisting, persisting, durable, lasting; /I - or -.. ad.

long, a long time ^ - u,%liufiihi_, A^lri_,
to be prolonged, protracted, to last;
- ni%hu to have duration /i - ^utmti_
or mui'ii2t-i_, to subject to lingering
;

torture.
Sn^uxT, uigf, vn. to resist, to persist,
to support, to endure, to bear, to

/y.line; row, file, rank; series.

S"'/..

parentage, consanguin-

S>>4''/"<'^^<^ vn. to strut, to flaunt.

[descend from.

to take rise or origin, to

Sni,rni,ni_ innik-iT va. to distiuguish
or separate according to family or
tribe.
[ity.
S"4//'/'OT.

tp^L' """u i^"t"'^t-u to demand, to

grant, to obtain a ^nfliiTvn. to pant for S. S''i-"pt'^'
Sn^np fy s. imbibition impregnation, absorption, saturation; fig. great
erudition; -*/*, t-^p va. to imbibe, to
impregnate, to saturate; to penetrate,
to dive into ; -['J" vn. to imbibe, to
soak, to be penetrated, saturated with,
to become impregnated with ; -/'i.a.

S"4'fi"4"'*

S/>4<i7'4 S.

loquacious, garrulous,

S"'i_'"P"''^' '"

chattering, talkative ; -p<o^ ad. in rank,

in files, in line, by series; -tf-fn^lus.
break, new paragraph a. at the head
of a line ; -^^/ a. ranged in line ; -_
;

put in a straight line;

ranging in line ; -^01% a.

H-pkiT, y^\i va. to

-^pn,-filiJb

s.

well ranged, regulated, in order; -JkZ.

s.

interline

lead, space-line.

^nquM% l> s. row , range , series ,

course, chain, train, concatenation.
Sniliai^ a. S. S"i"'i"''''', continual;
ad. in series, by order, successively.
^n.iui'iif.tTvn. to descend or arrive in
order; to be classified, arranged me,

thodically.

^niiy^up

lines, sheet of lines.

S7t/". ir^t va. to thread, to string;

to place or put in order,

to classify; to draw up, to range,-to
to arrange,

marshal, to array
pose.

to write, to

com-

H'a

'

S"i.*!'

qbj

saliva, spittle, slav-

s.

phlegm.
be reduced to
paste, to be overdone.
SniTaip u/j *. Gr. w. tome, volume;
book; calendar, almanack; inim^m-ti
-{ Reform of the Calendar ; - Ittw.
Dogmatical Letter of Pope Leo I
i'P
er, drivel, pituite,

maintain, to suffer.
^ntiui^m-^iublnr va. to corroborato,
to strengthen, to fortify, to consolid-

*S"2<'4f/'> t-57

vn. to

%n\nauin.,

S.

ft

USUrOr.

Sni"utir, tjl, va. to extort usury,

upon usury.
S"i""l!e ' uhiuj s. Gr. w. birth ; fig.
illegal profit, usury, exorbitant interest; -at-fip ad. with usury.
to lend

$n/}f>i.%i

S.

o"i

1'3

or luj

S4'"'f/'f!p

*.

-Pt'-.y^

to the Patriarch Flavian.

Sntf^'puift-n a. skilled in

making;

-i^iiA a.

almanack-

relating to the cal-

endar.

a.

family, tribe, house,

race, line, lineage, extraction.
Sn^'ft

genealogy

Sn'/u

^j

umIi

uiij

s.

Gr. w. roll,

scroll; note, letter, lines; card, billet;

ticket

- tpPaL-fuipJ^

ticket there

94

,
;

snu

snn

708

&

back, return ticket; iria^aufn/tf- -,

announcement of decease; invitation
to a funeral ; - itiupurnhhliufi, announ,

Soi-f % ^, -p, %ai^ s. amends, fine^

mulct, penalty, indemnity, damages,
,

amends, compensation;

zool.

toucan;

cement of matrimony.
or ^tou, a. weak, feeble,
"bt^^t^; *s, dueat (silver,
50 c. golden, 11 fr. 50 c.).

$/><.f.uj>

damage, loss, disadvantage, prejudice, injury, wrong; iiin,.J-[ii.^ ,i_

Jp', at one's expense; ^n/Cp/ilit^
uinLtt-p^'i,, to indemnify, to recompense.
/.!,%,

Syits. vine, [ass, to vex, to ill-treat.

Sn^/fir, %/> va. to torment, to harS"i"/' S. %n^pni-Uh ; uilitu"!! 0. buming; -tir, h^li va. to burn, to set on
fire, to fire ; -l-iTvn. to be burning, on
fire, in a glow, to glow ; fig. to be fired, to long, to burn, to be eager or
Impatient ; h-qty imiu .h^'j fia-ihuM^
"iiiu^H., thy love burned in my heart;
-kgnt-^uhihiT va. to burn ; -li_ a. burning, devouring ; -m-ta, s. burning, conflagration, torrefaction; ardour,fervor.
^aa^tiM^uih

^nn^

^utM^n^l^h-uMb a.

Or

n-ji^t

n-iuli

Crimean.

n-ni^ia

n-utltq S.

rope, cord, string, twine fig. tie, band,

leash ; -piT, t^iy
; - ^uA
trun_vn. to be tied by a string.
S"/-"r, n/ s. handle.
Sn^iiuAuj^iuli a. obscure or prolix.
;

bond, link

be prolix, redundS"^?..f.cob-web, spider's web. [ant.

^nppu/iilrj'va. to

turdus, field-fare, thrush.

S"pJl'q^ or -'iituL.iug s. fleet; S.'b"'Sn/'T.^^

s.

i-uiinnpj:

[swell.

%npnJtgnug,u%lrir

vtt.

to

Inflate,

to

%npni^j; k-giy vn. to swell, to bloat,

to puff up ; to rot, to putrefy.
Snpnii, fi *. madder; - S^-^'-'^'^l-y >
alizari,

Smyrna madder

garaneine.
S"/"> n/

[-.m,Iiu,%
s.

-^.

s.

chem.

a. tartaric.

-u,jlfii

tartar, dregs,

sediment;

^"PP'ta * vine-shoot, branch;

-ai^u/ii a.

hard,

nursery ;

stiff,

tough

-uiung

s.

frail; S.

fr.

amenable to fine.
^n^J-irj; tjj^ va. to amerce, to fine,
%nL.J-iau{uipu, a.

to mulct, to punish with a fine ; -fuT

pay a fine, to indemnify, to make

vn. to

amends, to recompense.
S"-fi_. uipi.^ , ^raj *. giver, donor.
S"-4 > ba 1'"-.p" *. L. w. duke, guide,

leader, general, chief.

S/x-^'o
;

uimni

s. hot.

,itppn..%l,

marsh-mallow,

family, household; goods, fortune;

house, commercial house ; couplet,
strophe, stanza, verse ; - Ji^miny , the
human race, mankind;- ^np^aiTuij,
the Armenian nation - PuM^ui^-np^ or
io^^./^, the king's household;- /i._
;

&c., library ; fll//#_

Plato's Academy or school; ".
uti^i-UUM^
ti sf. "Vesta ; ^tujmui^lrptn
l^Wpin ^tupiu^y^ or ^uipnt-lijip I wooden, brick, stone house; ^uA^fiuu, ,
i^uii^h^ iuL. t Jhit '^".fpt^ t^*d^3bk *
uiihi. or ui'hiiiliui.jA -, commodious,
inhabitable, good, large, small, fine,
wretched house ; ^bJh^^ , npiTm-ip
lauA, the foundations, the walls of a
uMtr'tiuMtf-ptu^

%-,

house;i/<u^<!'^A

liuiirilu,iCu,n.b-ii,

- .house

be let or sold; - { uiuAk mu/bk / -

from house to bouse; uipmm^nj muiu,
to

ja-%, out, not at home;

home;

-h.r, t^f, vn. to bud, to

home

shoot, to sprout, to put forth buds.

S-'i-'yu. a. suffering , troubled as

a-i_[,

hot.

althaea frutex.
Sni-ufy, !, !- s. Turk, w. tougra,
Sm-iTinp S. S'"'^'^ [royal monogram.
Sn<.^< , uiuA, muibg s. housc, habitation, homo; houso, family, raco, nation;
althsea

muA,

liuii_l<

ft

umA,

to stay, to

at

be at

kiu/iik^

b mu/uk to go out Jh^^

muAk

ini.iri_,

%nLjupuiit l> s. pastor, shepherd;

-uiliuA a. pastoral, bucolic ; j. pastor

romovB, to
move ii.uja.%uii_, ^%uii_ ^ - to go home
again, to come home, to go home; juipJitu to let a house; il!"p^l^L.tr
b'-f to let his house; - ^/Siti. or 4n.nL.au3,
.gui%ki_, ^ulLnhu to build, to pull
down a house u>^u<% c,uMmiubhi_ numiu
to break into a house; zP^^L """^t b
-. to wander from house to house ;S.

eclogue

Quu,

with dropsy
n-uiuiu/li^

n-iuuiutiia

$"<-<//>

Sn<-<"/>

-%p

-tj;

-(.j- g.

S.

-uihlT, -uiliit; -nt-P"^ g. S'"fer.

I

uij

wedding presents ;dow-

s.

cattle.

-uimu,,^

s.

pasture-land.

S^p/4 s. Tobe or Tybi, (the fifth

month of the ancient Egyptian solar
year).

<

tc

>

^uM^hir,

'Ai"p^ &c.
plant, shrub, tree ;
planting ; n%^iri^ - to set plants, to
plant trees ; /<_ uAlinj zool. podura?
,

2,"'-/

Sni-H "A4"5
'

>

Sfl*
$n<.>.fruA

time

709

i?,t *. day, dayor -^t%u.4.o% , -^%uy[,i, -^"i,

t'fcf

belonging to the day, diurnal.

%nt.nq_a. glTing; . givor; cAem. mani-

a. day's,

pulator; -nu-pfiJi, or
[pulation.
%ni.nuifii s. gift, donation; chem. maniSnt-ini-P'f s. gift, donation ; colla^
tion ; tradition ; giving in, delivery,

- opjfbuig
surrender
legislation
forming laws ; - hoP-tubuMuiif,^
the
,

Septuagint.
^nt.n%

s.

heap, mass, pile

in heaps.

[iuAq.lrpJ[,

train

ad.

skirt.

Sm-mtt, m/unuM'b s. extromity ; tail ; "ipy .p > "c"3 * S'^'^^S ? donS>i<-|>

ation, gift, presents ; alms; duty, taxes, impost; p UMn^uitn^ mn^l/h qj^tunlr^
liimr qiii-uipP- short reckonings make
.

;;;.

sn-<i

Smf^ii

noise of beating, crash.

S>>^uiu(u>i< a. Gr, w. toxical, poisonous ; - T-Zi-^^. toxic, poison.
Su/'of./r^ ^/if a. published, printed
s. typographer ; publisher ; edition,
impression ; ^^u.^a.* a. typographical; -f.pmmni^ s. printing-house ; -.
s.

uphwva.

to stamp, to mould, to cast,

to model, to shape; to print, to pub-

-tpbt. or i-pnt s. typographer,

printer; publisher; -if./<>-/3? . typography, impression, printing ; edition,
[topaz.
impression.
S'H'"^"^ or "^ ">g or fig s. Or. iv.
^ufiu^uiir, uiguy vn. to bo printed,
lish;

stamped or impressed.
%uiuipui'tt s.

printing-press

office

superintendent of the -

-uiiitlru, s.

long friends.

S<v'<'<-''/> a.

commerce, traffic,
trade; interchange, exchange; con^nt-phciun.

/13 s.

ference, communication, correspondence, frequentation, society; - 2^?/>

respiration, breath ; - an/n-/tui-/3ty

marriages, weddings; ^iu^,upni.aL -f,^

stagnation of business, of affairs [1
jtin[i% - ^ispM at the last moment or
gasp - uMiAhu to trade, to traffic, to
negotiate ] l> ~ ^t^^yipii-uM'iyi Tdyp-liii
npnminii% t/uAkp a souud as of thunder proceeded from the clash of the
spears ; S. P'ti."4/^tf/'.
S"'-pt:.iun., -ftli a. commercial, mercantile, trading -^4 s. merchant, trader; j^^B or '-^^ i^nipafuHLjtii ^ui^tui^h^
mni-P-J, ^luTCma^ > commorce, trade (
;

to imprint, to print, to mark

to grave, to engrave ; to inculcate, to

model ;

impress -nt-p-l s. impression, stamp,

print, mark, figure, form fig. impression chem. fixation ; - ^nphhi_ jttg to
produce an impression on a person.
^uitw, hgf, va. to print -{Tvn. to be
;

ni-pni^ p^ptij ^^ trade,

to negotiate, to traffic.

[printed.
S<Yn<2_S. o'H'"tp"'V'
^n-ftmnli s. Gt. w. mcd. intermitting

^iSl' respiration.
Snt-^cA fig fir S. S j/<' o'"-^t"^'
Sn'-pmni-n.-P'^ s. tax giviug, paying
tribute, being tributary.
I

S'"-pp S- S"*-/" .p
s. box, case, chest ; S.
small
book-cage ; arith
square ; - ii<.4/tSi phys. movable, running or drop-box ; ,}^iutiuMn.Ji,.m^ /.
ttutint^u uiut^^% ^ u iTiubnt^u prOCious things are packed in small parcels.

Soi-i^

inipmi

Ytfii^aiiTuA

%a>pui% , tug

ram

s.

batlet,

rammer;

beetle,

tewing-beetle.

Irjli va. to beat with a batto ram, to drive in ; to tread und' [erfoot.
S"^^i S. S"'^*'

Sn^^-iT,

let

ague, tertian fever, tertian.

^nLMh-L.iun-at.P-it S. ^ni-phi^uMiufi^^

[1^ ^uifuin-u

figur-

'

typical, original;

ed; printed, marked, impressed; -_

paip ad. symbolically, mystically, anagogically -iu^ri/% a. more or very like,
precise, genuine, true - ad. preciseproperly speaking
ly ; - uiau,jjly
4//"- nife/_, or more correctly to say;
-t-iT, t-gli va. to form, to figure, to

Sn-f '/^
'

>

"'"-Pts ^* si^os, lust

S. Sf"-.

hard.
[^uA>f
S-^ifuiliuA a. concupiscible, sensual,
S'Li'iii-ap a. callous,

libidinous,

amorous.

tO loVO
to distraction, to be madly in love
with ; to love tenderly, to covet, to
long for, to desire ardently, to wish
eagerly, to burn for, to beathirstfor.
^n-ipuHtp s. amours, amorous desire,
concupiscence; cupidity, strong desire, ardent wish ; irquAut^ -"/"-g w%umu^
^n-thiuiPt ^ia,i^uMbuMirt utjutf Vtl.

%ag rutting-season, time. [s. Cupid.

Sr-^uico^ a. libidinous, luxurious
,

worthy of pos$<c^ur.
[session.
S"-!^"'/^ a. desirous ; amorous.
Sn.^""" a. passionate, impassioned,
amorous, smitten with love or desire
S'^'pl'ib a. desirable,
SiLi/'pir S.

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;

710

SPU.
^"-//""-Pip or

S. o"-'^'"".^

itL-tih

soreech-owl.
or
a- sour, rough,
sharp, acerb, hard, tart, astringent,
acrid, pungent; - 9-/*^. racy or brisk
SuAuii.iip a. tailed.

[wine.
Suxij s. draught-house.

my

uti^iiuil,

SPS

S'nutqtri^i s, zool.
S-^l'ui

S/t^, 3 s. sandal; wooden-shoe,

u,g
clog ; - i,nilni.[, calage ; -tu^npi-

on

Smii/ni-l3f

sour taste, acidity, ac-

s.

pungency, acerbity, harshness.

rity,

Jt-.

^inphiT,

Jh,iIP'

IT"
qp
vn. to like.

trgf,

^puil/u/ii s. ^r. dative ; c dative ;

-4fj
granting or according together.
Spi'ir a. firm, solid, substantial,
hard, resisting ; - J^^4f/> . solid earth
- q-apb-t-i^, to render firm.

saldals.

.
t s. the fourth month of the
ancient Armenian calendar, (Novemb-

logician; ~uipuip ad.

logically; -m^uA a. logical; -tr, 1-^^
va. to reason ; -ni-P-J s. logic ; uhlui paralogy ; -opk'i' ad. logically ; -?.f A- S.
Spuij^u^u,^-^ -ij-^m s. ast. diopter, pi.

dioptra;
-H-pnt-Pf

disposition

s.

gr. class of

verbs ; -^u.^ s. perpendicular, plumb

]ine;-/4 a. judicious, reasonable;
-^i.4f_/?? . judgment, reasoning; -_
[uou fig s. dialectician; dialogist; -_
fuouni-Pj, s. dialectics; dialogue ; -iJl
,

S. opwirujfun^

-^MiiiTt

uimiy vu. to be-

come firm, to harden, to solidify, to

grow hard or tough -%l,l-'i, s. diagon;

al; -'hli^^'huip.iup ad. diagonally;

"bt

-"iilil--,

diagonal; -%jum%uiIi a. philosophic,

historical; -^^t'l' vn. to go round about, to travel over, to wander here &

there

[1

[er).

s.

S/^4-/ . t " ^^- "' '""'* three-banked

or benched ; - *."- . three-benched
galley, trireme.

w. plate, disk.
Triton, sea-god.

Spt-Ltp''' s. Gr.

Spt-'-ni

s.

Gr.

reward

S['l'"'"'-p

IV.

recompense

S/f^ or

SpJku

Stct

^-

S"-^^-

[sis.

Gr.w. triens, trimesSpJp'irj; trjp va. to rake, to gather

witb a rake, to racle.
,

Jhiiiug

s.

S^%>-/?/'<-* s.
SpJ'ni.p, s.
8pJ'ni-q_,

rake

iDip

inexperience.
;

a.

hay
inexperienced,

expert, raw, unpractised,

in-

new; un-

tamed, wild.
$^"4 tj ^- ^'us. division.
Sc^i^li "'J s. gr, disjunctive sign,

divisible point.

[ive.

$^>i4i(i>% a. disjunctive

adversat-

tjf va. to divide, to sort.

Spn^ni-Pf or m-!& s. divislou; abduction; gr. diaeresis; chem. sorting,
Spn/mfiutq^ *. Trojan games. [choice.
*S[>npt-j; hgj, va. to grind, to pound,
to crush to dissolve, to dilute, to spoil.
Spn^t-iT,

^pnpjiir, tguMj vn. to rot, to

become

f s. diameter; -iufi,_
4<"t, a. diametrical -^^luuiku ad. diametrically; ~u,lrj; kjf, va. to divide
equally; -mn^pftji, s. equal division

rotten, to grow putrid or corrupt, to

spoil; to fester.
Spnpni-aii s. corruption, putrefaction,
rottenness ; festering.

-mufuit-apirir va. to impross well, to

imprint solidly, [inguish, to separate.
^piuiTniin^tT va. to divide, to dist-

ly,

-^u,;^

Si'oiJirir,

/r,f[,

va. to

harden, to con-

S/>'i^4 S. S^/o<r.

[solidate.

Spwuipij^, ,ug s.Gr. w. trapese, table;

geom.

trapezium

form, trapezoidal;

-ui^Itl.
s.

a. trapezi-

trapezoid; -^m,

* Gr. w. money-changer
companion, messmate.
"jr

%p.iiuini_s.

8[<u,ukp

table[stone.

- "j?'/"-' rotten
generous, liberal.

tripoli;

"/'/""J a.

retribution, requital.

t^^ va. to dispose;

-^;<A-.r,

Pen. w. hem.

L. w. tribune ; -ui^uA
a, tribunitial ; -nt.pi s. tribuneship.
S/'/'T-oti
[ s. Gr. w. pastinax, puffin,
poison-fish, sting-ray.

s.

"//?/

Spppai.%

a.

S/><<"/^/E<i/%

-un-np^iT, t-^iy vn. to put

S//4-

Sctqj
to sour, to rendei acrid;
-(rvn. to grow sour.
S""^fc-/'j;a.

maker

s.

Spnt-ui

inpu{^

unworthy,

"luij a.

humble, low-

inferior, least, vile, ab-

Sf"^4oAa.noisy.[ject, despicable.
tj[i vna. to stamp on the
ground; to trample or tread under
foot ; nuia or qauwu - ft ilfrpui/ t tO dOSpise, to insult, to outrage.
[ling.
Spn,/,l,L.% or ^ni.aL s. tramp, trampSpni/ib-iT,

Sfiettr"

Gr. w. trochilus, gold-

crested wren.
to degenerate, to beabject, vile, mean, base.
SputiTiuptup ad. sadly, sorrowfully;
Spu/"''''""/' vn.

come

,
;

SP*
-^flk o,

much

;
,
.

71 I

afflicted, sad,

melanoho-

oppressed with grief; unpleasant,

grievous ; -^hm^ or i^hum
a. mourning, dejected, gloomy, sorrowful, mournful ; -^ or ibjj a- full of

'j'

afflicting,

affliction, doleful, sorrowful, sad,

un-

happy 4

~&[,i a. causing or producing

sadness ; -iWcJ s, the bringing forth

s(n.

*^gmli s. B. Sf'i'"i ; sack ; pocket.

S//>( i. small box, casket, jewelcase; &o^. lion's foot, leontopodium.

be flattened, to shrink;
[whimper, to pule.
*Spmr, ujf j;n.to moan, to whine, to

*S/4f /'.
to

to

to squat.

sit,

QplVufpuf/y

MuAipif o* QujpujuuMp^ufJj[

tliapUtT.

with sorrow ;

S^%uih4^

ful,

Stpit-j; frjf

-^u/i, a. saddening, painvexatious, provoking; -4/Fj^A/.r

vn. to compassionate, to be afflicted
for another, to share another's grief
or care ; -^jnt-pf s, compassion, con-

dolence
-4uYid- a. care-dispelling,
comforting -^mqnpq. a. mingled with
sadness -ut/ a. fond of sadness, melancholy, pensive -pu,p a. saddening,
;

afflicting.

a, vigilant
,

Akimitan.

vti. to be
awake, to
[keep awake.
koop up to

irguy

ip%[iir,

vigilant or watchful, to be

watch.
S^'Irga'-jaAlFi/' va. to

sleeplessness, wakefulness, vigil, vigilance, watch.

^ini-Pj,

s.

S/3-i nj s. hot weather, great or

ardent heat burning atmosphere
solar heat, sunburning a. hot; -y ad.
during the hea,t; - uiJ'utpiy%y summer heat; ^aip/iia'i,[ii_ [1 -y to be cor,

displease, to discontent, to afflict, to

chagrin, to pain, to grieve ; to cast a
gloom over, to darken.
^prnJliiTt h^ufj vn. to be displeased,
afflicted, grieved, chagrined, to sorrow, to take to heart, to repine, to fret.
%pmJhi-p-1, s. sorrow, chagrin, affliction, dejection, sadness, melancholy;
S.

[!%ii^J:

[ing.

^pm'b^a^iu'i, a.

grumbling, complain-

rupt, to rot, to putrefy.

SoPiiif[i% a. very hot, burning; -_
J-utiT or J-iaira/F,aifj s. hot hours of the

day

-J-u.irnu. ait-m.p'ii , in the heat of

; f
the day ; -J-unTm. or ^ -J-mJhi. ad.
during the heat ; -{uuip^j -kki> -^"p
a. parched with heat; -y^i a. hot;-

%uitr, uMgut) vn. to be consumed by

heat, to burn ; -jntjA4-.r va. to burn

So/?'"-/??^. great heat,

[with heat.

^og/aip i^.'QnJii/p*

^puA^iT, hgf, 'vn. to grumble,

murmur, to complain, to cry out,
quarrel.

to
to

[S. Si'"""^l.-

Spm%2nq_

s.

complainer, grumbler,

murmurer, quareller.

%puinMX2_

quarrel

nuiiki^

murmur

to
;

s.

make a

- /t*i/_

coiiiplaint

S. Si""'''i"'^i

to

"""--

pt".

to dissatisfy, to discontent.

Spa^-i

>

"y

bundle, bunch

my truss, bottle - ^></in/i faggot,

bundle of wood - inui^ilimuMliuib pencil of magnetic rays; iniA-/_- or -*/,
;

day - ui%Jb,i_ '^u/bli,itug Childermasday ; uppt-j ^Jp.h-j I^uautUiplrgj inoiilrf_^

;

j^. to keep, to observe, to celebrate

a least; ^np^mt-nplr^ nt-pnLp q [n-p t
to wish a person many happy returns

complaint
cry
,

lament

complaining, murmuring

a.

complain
%*-/_,

iapin'ii2sj

>

Spmnt-ira. sad, sorry, afflicted, chagrined, melancholy, dull; ad. sadly;

-r i^ih/j to be sorry, grieved, to have
one's heart full of affliction or sorrow.

grumbling

So* ^_j *. feast, solemnity, festival,

celebration ; %*uibiut-np 1 ^u/iin.^uuit-np
or iittrui^u/i,q.ku
extraordinary, solemn feast ; op -{,, feast-day, holiday
uijeuiuJ-nqnil^ - fair day, market day
- uiiini-uiii saint's day ; - )/" U^pnj
All-Saints'day , All Hallows day ; tTatpHLy hi- uiphuA Ss4 Corpus Christi

hgli va. to truss, to tie in a bundle, to

[&c.
bottle, to bind up in faggots.
^pJiiuigtub t op'p""^* &C. S. Qn-t^uMl^uMU
*%pifuMirvn. to palpitate, to throb, to
flutter ; S. * linHrm/uiT.

of the day

; S. S-^pt-i"'^
SoiiuM^irplrirva.io solemnize, to cele-

brate, to feast, to keep a holiday; -.

s. celebration of a feast,
solemn reunion, solemnity, festivity,
festival, solemnization, feast, commemoration, holiday ; -4ui% a. festive,

piM/pni.ppi.%

festival ; holy, solemn, public; -op,

feast-day, holiday ; - ^^p^ S. Soiuyoa;
-^uiint-Pf s. feast ; -^mp^ s. regulations concerning a feast-day; -4/.

^hWva.

to fix or establish

a comme-

pn-p

71iS

moration or feast-day; -^ftj {[''(/'vn.

to feast, to celebrate a feast in company, to solemnize together; -4;"".
a. containing the regulations concerning 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. book or treatise on feast-days
^u/tin s. chief of a feast or solemnity
chairman of a banquet, host, inviter;
-ii4p a. fond offcasts or solemnities;
iip(iaif s. love of festivals; -^2C<n/;*

public market; -uitiji

s. fair,

festive

hall or board, place where festivals

are held; -jn/j calendar offcasts or

high days, ordo, directory, rubric.

Soi*-r,

tj^

vtt.

to feast, to

keep

holi-

day, to celebrate, to solemnize.

S'^ipiiltu^ s. New year's gift, reoiprocaJ gifts on festive occasions.

this letter, & those

abbreviations or foreign
words; it is rather used as a medial
[lord; master, doctor.
& final.
^uipniA ly s. H. w. my master, my
^iupnt:iiutpuMp ad. masterly, doctorally, like a master ; -4A a. masterly,
doctoral ; -ufhm s. chief master or
doctor pontiff; our Lord & Master
Jesus Christ; -puA . residence of a
bishop or patriarch.

commence with

are either

i*aipni.%t-ir,

rabbi.
utpnt^op^ii o*
I

utpnt-lnupuip

yw^lCiub S- \3pui[u7Ciulip
. &C. S. l^^put^uallk-pui t &C.

YuMl^trptn

U,p'4*^""
ad. in haste, hastily.

V^fpwp

f"//'"

made

of box.

Pi<j^ii>(u>1i a.

s. hot.

P// maimed of the word n<-/''^ or

'\apiu^, S. there with its derivatives.

P.<;fc, S.
[,j

va. to teach, to ins-

t-i/fi

truct, to give precepts.

ptupoi.%^ s. H. w. rabbi, master, doctor, instructor ; -it<j uihm , chief-

box, box-tree;
-I" box-wood; -[ a. box-wood,

SouMufi,,

P J-, -tj;

&c. S. b^..r, &c.

whole, total, all togePuijipti a. total f ad. totally, [ther.

fiui-fnus. Gr.w. rod; phys. beams
Ct%uil[i./it a.

divine.

[of light.

VHuiuitu a. seeing or who saw God.

PtmtJ" va. to drive a coach mar.
;

*PnrS. Cuj^"/>oyf.
[to steer.
Pnv or -t> Aj s. second; instant,
moment; the world, the universe;
.

Europe.
Pn<^4'<'4'<"'^/> a. counting the seconds; casting one's nativity.
pnmtiT, tjf va. to assemble, to
reunite ; to beseech, to beg to drive
;

away.

P (re) pk s. the thirty second letter

of the alphabet, & the twenty sixth
of the consonants jptp, five thousand;
five thousandth.
It is sometimes confounded with

n.

as

itliirn.tuiP~Jiuiin.utirt

ctirnfiia^iut-'

Jtrn-pui^uMij JtJtnii-JJkpiuti.

the

^& I letters, as

AlsO with

uptiAuiiT-aiuMhiuir,

* itlrulrp-uihalri_ ^"^f
And also with the
J, lu'bhplip.iup-uiiihplipuil\, 'hpyiinph^
pht^nj f luti^nppUMli^yp*
plrliuip-ulkll""l_t

iuikii-iuuti_ tiT.

It is sometimes redunda&t in
words; for example: puipJ-m%lrJ'-puM,
J-iuhh-tTt uiuMpJ-uMiijilp-u>mJ-U3%hir,

utna^p^

There are but few words which

[miserable.
fnui^% a. vile, abject, despicable,

^nmniSl
prayer;
Pc>Y

s.

assemblage , reunion
with palpitat-

paunruii/p. uputfi

S.

%pn^ui

[ing heart.

mxf

71 5

au-u"

grow low,
fall,

go down,

to

to subside, to

to diminish, to lowor,to be

humb-

led; to calm, to stoop, to be appeased ; med. to go down, to subside.

sweet-tempered, meek,

Suf^nf./' o.

submissive.

S'lft-ni-/?? lowness; fig. modesty,

moderation, sobriety, decency; humiliation; humility; vileness, meanness,
baseness -P-^ ad. with a lowly air,
meekly, modestly; meanly, basely.
;

8 ( izoe ) jnf s. the thirty third letter

of the alphabet, & the twenty seventh
of the consonants
J ,5 six thousand;
six thousandth.
,

It

sometimes confounded with

is

the letters qj

-i

&l_; as

.fint.jii.'iil.p-

As a prefix to words it is a sign

of the dative ; for example ut
he says to the Lord ; Jpiiihi. guijj-j;
until now ; ^"t.^h,. ^Ay/p
to op till

jSV

when ?

gopu

Jjih^i.

guijii

up

5'/;. iliyp

to this

day.

Pr. to, as far as

come

till

hoither shalt thou come,

thus far! giibh- J-uimTu for long

L-lihuijhu

time; ^luu/iuih-hiF
uyuMi__ juiH-ial-oinii

atitn.tUL.oin%

-.

4"^^

hiililt^ir ^kplrliyli

suspicions assail me till morning light,

from break of day fear torments me
till evening.
%uiplt, pi-nj s. boU erythroxylum ?

branches, brushwood;
furze ; birch-tree; maple; - Jhpm-^,
matted beard; *-u.fc^*. birch-broom;
-tiaj a. birchen
S. 5""^/'^"'*' -hit,
tjf wa. to rake, to harrow; -/zi'uA .
^uifu,

nj s.

maple-wood
gold-hammer.
a.

-uuipkli

s. zool.

wren

n/ or /< a. low
Su.*lower fig.
humble, lowly, modest, moderate,
>

mild, docile, good; low, vile, abject,

ignoble, base, mean, grovelling, worthless ; - iftiyhin^ looking down, modestly.

cheap ad. cheaply -_

slow-gowing, gentle-moving;
-(uou a. speaking in a low voice -.
"buiJ" vn. to go down.
3<ud^/>^ ad. in a low voice.
^ushhint-iT, hhuy vn. to become or
^mh^uMnlfii a.

fiiiug a.

calm, quiet, tranquillity.

o.humble, meok, mod'
est, moderate, sober, good; low, lower; - i/j'yppt lowlands; - ^n^^"*-/'?-.
wise or prudent counsel.
^luhrn.-^u.'i.hir, ^[i va. to lowcr, to put
or bring down, to stoop ; to reduce,
to abate, to diminish, to lessen; to
abase, to debase , to disparage, to*
humiliate; to soften, to assuage, to
calm, to moderate, to appease, to allay, to tranquillize; jmi-n/5 %kp ini-p2_
iP'iilri., the Lord has given me peace
8<<^<-'%

s.

Quilfni.%

ir'iMng

on

all sides.

^ut^ui'iihiTov

"hftir,

kuii_vn. to

be

in

want, in a miserable state, without

resources, to be reduced to extrem-h^ncgiubhiT va. to reduce to
ities
want,to impoverish, to make unhappy.
5'i>/ 4*"^' i<"''ip s- want, need, indigence, poverty, misery.
QmiTm^ mj a. dry, arid
s. terra
firma, continent, mainland; - 4'^>>
peninsula; - hpiilip, dry land; 4"'j -
dry bread; -<^</i/. dry wood; - m.
with tearless or dry eyes ^- &-_
i^ip
;

<

puii-yb

^/.^nt-j "%_.

thirst

juiitlii_

sea

& land

quBUch or allay
ti. g - to scour

to

tfn,l_

m'tigu/t,hi_

- to pass dry,

footed, dry-shod; h^iu/bhi^or [lu.'i,ki_f,

-, to land, to go ashore or on shore;
^u,uui'hhi_ jt -, to reach the shore ; kpRut/j uii,g,Ji,hi_, to travel by land.
^uiiTuM^iu^iuili a. dwelling on the continent, on terra firma; -p-t-t- a. ad,
without turning a hair, safe & sound;
QtuJtu^puMjltii ; ^l^m s . sea^l^u/b S
.

shore, country-side, beach, coast;

-4tt/' peninsula; -jiamuii a. dried,
without water ; -^p' a. terrestrial, condry, arid ; -.p , denizens of
tinental
terra firma ;,- f/j^? solid food; -^<u^
pj s. landi-measurer, surveyor; -^u#_
^ni-Pt s. land-measuring, surveying.
;

QiuiTuipirir, hgli %, QuiiTutppir

aud

;;

sicate; to dry up,'>to parch, to render

arid; to drain, to dry up, to exhaust;
-oi-5/i^a.drying, withering, dessicative.

by land.
dry
be exhausted ; to

^uiiTuiff^p-u.^ a. travelling
%u,J\ufliMr,

h^uy

up; to drain, to

vn. to dry, to

wither, to fade, to die ; - jn^i-nj to

expire, to breath one's last, to die; qopn,.ph,u%, to grow weak, to lose
strength, to fall away, to languish ; ,

"tc^J *o grow indifferent ; guiiru,^h-uii_

a. dry, arid ; - yom^
torrid zone
ain^'iip -^
flabby breasts, withered
teats ; nu/itp^ -^ dried bones.
n,.3ii s. dryness,
3"'</:<{f"<-/7^<-% or
aridity, siccity; drying up, draining;
withering, leanness , exhaustion ; -.
n-aa ii^py, indifference, coolness.

QuiJhtpnM.u, a. dry, arid, parched.

s. night ; - or ^- ad. night8y/7ly, by night, during the night ; ^- tlahpkli, night & day, day & night; by
night & by day.
^uyif-uMifiiuig a. prowling by night
-a u.n-%lii_, to cause to march by night;
-^it-ujpTC s. fco^.marvel of Peru ; -/unt-iT^
S. Qu/ftf-'u^utttq.l^u ; ^ut%l3-h-ii_ s, night

>

lamp

float-light

-^n.fii-

iTuipm

s.

noc-

turnal combat ; -4iiiY-'t. *. evening

party; -*ij ^uA^t-^J s. night-dress,
gown ; -Jint.u/ijL s. mus. serenade ; uiiiii_, to serenade ; -uioMi,
m^ s. nightsentry ; -*Y'^5"*' nocturn ( religious service in the night); -^"unp a.
[dreaming.
^"at'^rt * serenade.
%uyi.n.-[3'[, s. night, night time or
hour, the whole night; piitm^m, -pi,
nocturnal pollution.
[night.
^'ytp- un^ikj' va. to leave out at
S'^V- 4^p ad. so far, as far as that,
to that place, there.
Q^jPtj-, &c. S. Quyu,irir, &c.
,

Q>yJ;r ad.

until

now.

Q"yLP or #^ s. groin.
O'y^ S. Ofy^if"^' '"/' il^p ad.
until or up to that tinie,houror epoch,
till than
-^u/ii ad. so, so much, to
such a degree.
[down to there.
Quyuiliyp ad. here
to this place
3",7" j"tf* o.d. both as to this & to
that,considering both sides of the case.
)

%a,jup,u'b ad.

thus far

here.
S-^yo^' ad. hitherto, to this day,
to-day, until now.
3'y"< ,.p s.jet,

3^*0

7 14

3113

^luirutphgnt-gm'iihJ'va. to dry, to des-

till

Ifiy jet d'eau, water-spout, fountain ;

meeh. condensing jet; - ^.^i sudden ray.
QujintiT, h^fi va. to spout, to cause
to gush out, to spirt out ; to shine, to
beam, to emit rays ; mlnir- to splash,
to bespatter ; -piTvn. to gush, to spout
out, to spring up, to break, to burst.
,

Qutjinnt-i^

O. Qui^uliit-Stit

gush, spirt, splash; -

^ujjaini-m .S.3'<7<"; squirt, gushing,

spirting; breaking; flashing, reflection - ubpiTufb ejaculation.
,

Qiyuip S.
3"<i
ftj

Qiym .
sowing

dispersion ;
disseminated,
spread - *. ^pp gftp . - scattered
about, dispersed every where; ad.
here & there ; - - j^/ uni,yi_, liui^m.^
giu'bku ujtn.hi_, to scatter here & there,
to disperse ; - uiuw mi^ ^aipgu/bku to
interrogate (a scholar) promiscuously.
^uAif. , &e. S. S"'*^ &C'
,

s.

S. *3-<'^; a. scattered,
;

%ai'iik-ir,

t^[, va. to

sow, to strew to
;

spread, to scatter,

to

diffuse

to
sprinkle, to besprinkle.
QttiH ,
s. hedge, fence, enclosure,
boundary, wall ; index, catalogue, list,
table : desire, love, lust ; anat. secundine, after-birth ; ad. always, continually ; u/iaintij ,liu,lik-i_-nif_, to surrouud
with hedges, to fence in; - u,p^>a%iri_,
to hedge in, to encompass, to surround.
%u,%iiu,ii a. desirable, to be wished
;

longed

for,

for,

much sought

after,

amiable, dear; - Mnuipqni^pf" amiable

simplicity ;- 4^i<J. I desire, I wish
for, I would that, I dream of nothing
but; -^ s. whatever is pleasing, desirable or dear ; -^ "iu'j that which is
pleasing to the sight; u>%^u-<u(tj^_j
I'^u npnilujflili^ ij I will slay their
dearest sons.
QaAi^u.^u/h a. concupiscible ; -* .
>

concupiscence; -^aiuiuip
(wall)

-(iinp^iuu,

a.

a. high-built

hedge-repairing,

restoring a wall.
Qtuili^titi/^
QttiuuuAu/J'f iM/qtui VTl* to
desire, to wish, to envy, to covet, to
long for; to desire inordinately, to
covet greedily.
,

Qu/ii^uiirni^a. lustful,

libidinous.

hedged

in, surroundhedge-breaking -hiTva, to surround with hedges

to encompass, to encircleQu/b/duiufiiiai a.

till

p innjy

splash of mud.

ed with hedges
;

-/. a.

SU.U
Hutiifiuiuiii

lecherous,

lewd, voluptuous, sensual, libidinous;

-uppUtTvn. to desire passionately; -uf,^
pni-Plii^, 3. passion, love, lust, sensuality, lechery, concupiscence;
^^t^'t"j^m -/3f/3t-.4"^tt.> to abandon oneself to voluptuousness.
pretty, fine, nice-

S<<'%^<i'.{> a.

looking;

-piMMf, a.

8U>

71S

amorous

a.

-;

tempting, delicious;

to lose one's temper, to put oneself

in a passion, to fall or fly into a pasfii'e up, to be indignant, very
cross, greatly incensed, violently en-

sion, to

raged, angry, vexed, exasperated;

uiiafiiuufuipuini-^ to firo Up at the least
,

thing, to be easily provoked, put out.

QiuanuW, s. anger, indignation, passion, wrath, ire, rage, fury f - uiitlru
to provoke , to anger , to incense
to rouso or stir up
f-pn-n-tti^ ij- nt-pnt.,^
wrath, to put into a passion ; /3-u/fe-^
to vent one's anger or
l~ pjuplim-Ptr
;

tiihiT;

~jnq_

greedy
^at^a/li

desirous , covetous ,
desirer -j>^<(iu1'< S. S"**.

s.

a.

-jn-_j/>^ S.

3uji4"'f""/'

-'f"'i

spleen; Jh-b-utui^u ^lumftnifp.

o./fj

Qiuij^kj;

ti,[,

va. to

surround with

hedges, to hedge or wall in, to enclose, to encircle ; - ^4/^^ ,nu,1,j,

to divide into chapter & verse.
Qiu%linui

uij a. lascivious.

assiduous, continual;
d. ever, continually; -fe*r, t.-^[, va.to
frequent, to haunt ;;. to continue, to
persevere, to perpetuate, to last.
SuA^ni-pJ s. desire, longing, envy
will
pleasure ; sensual pleasures
lust, concupiscence, voluptuousness,
sensuality, passion, love; cupidity; tpaiiLUM^ ambition f^L / - to desire,
to wish il!iilri_ [i -p-h Jhbfi to desire
ardently, to wish for eagerly .uaifr^
cl -pt- uHiilfb, to act according to
;

>

^uM%iiuK,

desiring, [one's caprice.

s.

sowing.
Suity, fij s. net, seine; net-work;
anat. S. SoA^mmk-uaiii
fig. snare
ui/in.ir/_ ij
to spread nets uAfju/iipi^ p
u, to be caught, taken in a net; to
be snared, netted, entrapped.
Siaini-ai. s.

^u'li^uMlihpui . retiform', reticular.

*3<iju/i.a. thin, scarce, rare;

glade.
^uA^,itathumli s. anaU retina, net-like
tunic or innermost coat of the eye.
^ui'bgiupli u3,^ s. haul, cast of a net
a, casting nets.
QuAglr,r, feg/i vu. to fisfa wlth uets,
to take or catch in a net.
Sa/iynp^, uy s, soiuer, fisherman.
Qiau/jnm, uig o. inclined to anger,
hasty, irascible, passionate, choleric;
.

-ni-Pli<.'ii s. irascibility.

QuiuHLutit a. wrathful, angry.

or QuMufiai^uA d,

QiuUifbuji^ui%

excite anger
bility.

irascible

-tr s.

fit

tO

irasci-

hn^un^utfii^

to

become

worse it'iiiri_iiiauiriaj'p. g ni.Jlrp to be

angry with, to quarrel with a person.
,

^uunt-^uflitrtT,

tO

gf, VU.

rouse the indignation

Offeud, tO

of, to

put in a

to irritate , to incense
chafe, to provoke, to exasperate.

passion

Qui%/fniif a.

be aggravated

to

Quimk-np

s.

point

to

broom, genista, birch,

- *--, - liuli ad. until now,

Q<apu,i,[, s. hot.

S'o^g^i
still,

yet

3<"i.,nj

*--

o^. not yet.

suifering; fig.
displeasure,
bitterness; regret; disease, illness;
-nilp ad. painfully, sorrowfully, sadly;

sorrow,

pain,

s.

ill,

grief, affliction,

sharp smarting ,
poignant or bitter pain - uppui^ui
epilepsy, falling sickness ; -^ guii,lint-_
p-'hr
concupiscence
^ - iltiihi_, -.
hc^Lj """^^t, or p^kpk(_ nj to suffer
or endure pain, to feel unwell, to be
^Pai^nt. - itpuM^
in pain, full of pain
i/t^.
"bftij to be ill of a fatal disease
Jhi_ .j-u to calm, to allay, assuage or
lull pain; fJ-n^p^Jpb-p //uiiiai. qpu a
cruel pain seized me ; ipuipui,akguM%
Q.atu.%,i,^uililt

I have no

jf-iil/i' -.p ptfi

more

illness,

I am free from pain ; - 4 or -4- ft"* it

displeases me, I am vexed, I am very
.

sorry; S.

Qyp/iAfi/'.

Quii-iupi-p a.

causing pain, dolorous;

unwholesome; -fiup,

hurtful,

ty a.

unhealthy, infirm, sickly,broken down,

feeble,

weak

-j-fi a. painful, doleful,

sorrowful, dismal, mournful; ad. dolefully, dolesomely, painfully, sadly; - Jiy%ln-, in a mournful
tone ; - ufipin sorrowful heart ; - lu^
%k^^ atrocious curse ; - ^kuA^ , tireafflicted,

some

life.

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8bl,

be

;,

have a pain, to be ill,

pain, to be afflicted, vex-

in pain, to

to suffer; to
ed, chagrined, sorry.

3^^<-%

ctJS. 3/'A

Qu,i.uj^,

infirm,

a. suffering,

wretched;

afflicted,

ill;

-m-lS-J, s. illness,

sickness, pain.
Sun-aj^liii a. condoling with, compassionate, feeling for ; - ipilri_, to condole with, to commiserate, to share
in another's affliction, to be compassionate, to sympathise with, to pity;

compassionately sympathisingly; -i/^irtr, -^^^irS. S'"'-.

il'3 ib'i'l"^\.-k3"'-P["^ * condolence,
compassion, sympathy p-nt-ijl- -pt
letter of condolence.
3u<^i4<u^.6fj a. antimorbous,
-liginpuip

ad.

curing, dispelling diseases.

Suii-uAa-^[iir, t-^u'j vn. to last.
Smi-uiulrp a. merciful.
Quii-uiint-j; irj[i va. to cut or tear up.
Qiui-uijiuiirn/jj a. assuasive, lenient.

sorrow, to pain, to

cause pain or

afflict.

-""

cleft,

[&c.
&c. S. 3^"'" >
s. dirty water,
I

3tS-, ^s.ibis, Egyptian bird. [slops.

3^7.' /'J . tribe, caste, race, branch;
"A? -t3 various,_diverse.
Qiriiin^uMlifni-l^f s. Separation of one
tribe from another ; -ip^ a. of the
same tribe, family or race ; -;}_j#>i-Pf
s. identity of tribe.
Qiriiuiuitm s. patriarch; chief of a
race, tribe or clan ; -lu/i-iA a. patriarcal; -/, ty/. va. to be chief or patriarch of a tribe; -m-pj s. dignity of a
chief, patriarehship.
Qtq^ ht- glrq^ s. varlous
3t/^ijt/^
tribes or clans; a. diverse, varied; ad.
diversely.
^Iriljiiiuil'p a. of a different tribe or
clan - uin^ilri_ov ip'iru to distinguish
one tribe or family from another; -.
npni-Pliijb s. distinction of one tribe
from another, [ive from, to take origin.
Qhtjiir, frju'/ vn. to descend or der*3tn- S. [[p'4u,fl,u,iynL.Pl,Ji,.

3fr."

S.St-".'
M[.p. ad. till when ?
^hptruilf

QuiM./r^ni-^uMi,kirva. to

Jihtt.ui[ni.uijli

3^/''/!^

cleaving, rending

rent.

3^/"

vn.to fall sick, to be ailing, poorly;

-^ni-PTf s. pain, grief, affliction, tribulation; condolence, compassion.
doleful,
Qu,i,u,iP or il>j a. painful
grievous, sad.

s.

Qt-plrii ad.

how

long

by day,

in

day-

time, during the day, in broad daylight; ^ly^ ti- lahpirli, day & night;
ijifopi, gkphli , all day long.
,

imp. to

be

in or to suffer

pain or grief;
to be displeased, to regret, to be
sorry; to be afflicted, to grieve; to

compassionate, to pity, to complain;

^uit-k tm'-b' f'/".my head aches, I have
a pain in
head, I have the headache ; _5.-tj/,i, nu,^ l.p , he suffered

my

from a pain

in his foot

gfu nobody

n^ni-Jtp ^loi.^

me; j/mi-^ p,^ [,

4hl,iuj^n I pity you, I weep for you
guit-huy Jt^ilp fij; were you sorry for
me ? did you feel compassion for me ?
pities

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compassion for you.

Qa,^[,ir, Irjiy vn. to

to rend, to break, to split, to cleave,

to cut, to divide lengthways; -oi./r, [uy

vn.to be torn, rent; to be split, cloven

it was rent in twain

3^u^'- ji'ch"'-"

ujJk-^ S. Qk^iullh-p .

3/'^> 3l"y s. mud, mire, dirt;gto get splashed, to be covered

futi^

with mud.

have a

pain, an
ailing; to be afflicted, chagrined; to
8<ui.ni S. 3""-'"*-. [regret; S. 3""-4-*3"/f u'i' [ s. agr. scarifier -kj; h^f,
va. to scarify.
,

s. day-sentry.
3t^/t4nL/3? s. daytime, duration of
a day, the whole day.
Qtrpt^oP f s. day-school.
^hpkliopfili s. day-scholar ; a. day-school.
H-uipnjj
3^3 y s. moth, worm, wood-fretter, raoth-worra ; med. ring-worm, herpes ; -uilihp a. moth-eaten, worm-eaten; -iuiikplr vn. to be worm-eaten

Qkittl/uiuiui^

3f*

>

Qpij.

[kite-fish,

^"iiy s. zool.
,

QlHili

kite

^blinj

or

4/i

milvago.

- h^mln^pi
s. hot. mea-

dow-rue, thalictrum.
s. ouagor , wlld
the - brays.
3f/> 3rl"-' -p s. dispersion; vast
open space; - or - h,. ^u/h a. dispersed, scattered about, spread; S. S"**;
^ ilfi'i^ij ilu/jptuijui% ^jjhhij to be
dispersed , scattered about , spread

3^<-, jn-n/

ass

(uiu'i,^

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over; ^

ti. gmlii tTuio^,

absent-minded,
distracted.
[scattered around.
%l-(>uiuia,^m^^ s. guards or sentries
3/v'?- ap'f'n ^ctb * briar, bramble;
hoi. pimpernel, burnet
smilax, rough

happiness

<

bindweed

8.

S/'

aety

h'"'"-i,<

juni-

per-berries.

make

gladden, to

^')iirn.-P[X s. exultation, rejoicing,

cheerfulness, blithesomeness, mirth,
joy, exhilaration ; - q-f-eim^u to be

festive, joyous,

be empaled;
empale.

to

3/"-i j"-"j

4<"*'frt..

Unpuhi^f, _, to

tiling,

roof;

c%^ or

down through

"-"J* 4'"^'*i.. to'let

8l,^n.i[,.r S. Sn-i^-r.

[the roof.

bull-headed; s. Bucephalus; zoo/, bull-head; -f-kiTa. bullfaced; -Ah,- a. bull-shaped; -r.upu.ni.^

P^[,K.% s. bull-fight, feast, baiting;
-^ncfc s. bull-dog ; -i^lm^ s. chimera,
Q2s,'"m'^P' a.

half-bull-half-elephant.
^ib'i^'-p '' tauricornous.
8^4 * steer, bullock ; pn. Tzelig.
^ibui s. chem. taurine.
^[aaimhuu,^ a. muddj, dirty.

miry, covered with mire

S/^fioi a.

-tfr,

va. to dirt, to

frj/.

bemire;

-/./,

get dirty.
water-parsley, apium

Irgtaj vu. to soll onesolf, to

%<ru,^

palustre

-mui^

s.

f .9. hot.
white hellebore, veratrum

veratrum root.

Q'iiq.ujpuip ad.

gladsome, blithe.
vn. to bring forth, to
to have young; - ^i"^' to pup;

here

&

t-iju^

^"iilfiilttr,

litter,

^uamni-li

cub;-

ijff.

merriment.

rcjoico , to
joyqus, to exhilar-

ate, to delight.

SA? aa?/ * pale, stake, pile ; peg,

pin; a. upright, erect, straight; acute,
sharp ; f.u>in>ii{u<^,'^ ^ - to sentence

full of

Qlii-ayni.ju/iit-j' vtt. to

be

to

h%u!bhi_

A-^J

to kitten

t^-uMquailuga

tO

calvo;-

to lamb ; ( irbui^
to foal; un^^yitbiu^

) luuM^uili^

if-piuliutni-n

^nilnL., to

{^h-%u,%iri_)

"byij), to kid-

3*"; b better -^ , pa,g s. giddiness,

delirium, raving, vertigo, frenzy, mad.

ness ; phantom , shadow , whimsical

fancy, vision, illusion, imagination,
fantasy , chimera ; -^ laiiq-n^ai^uA^
u/Lj-u/lim^ , horrible visions, fantastic
apparitions.

imaginary

Qinfiai^iui, a.

fantastic

illusory

travagant, air-built

fanciful

chimerical

ex-

-^n*- a. deranged, frantic, delirious, frenzied, raving,

mad ; - uin^hi_, to strike with frenzy,
to torment with madness ; - ilfiit-^ to
be a prey to delirium, to be torment;

ed by a diseased imagination, to be
infatuated.

there.

X^nitfrJ'
y^h
cause giddiness
t

hani-aiubhrJ'

VCL,

to

to dissipate, to disto volatilize, to exhale, to evaporate, to vanish ; - qt^imu m-pni^ to

induce to idle
fancy, vagaries, day dreams, to building castles in the air, to creating oneself illusions, to running after chimeras or vain show, to seduce, to infatu-

distract, to divert from, to turn from

juiputoup, to excite a
or away; -

ate, to craze, to drive mad.

5tr/F^fr, hgvy vn. to be delirious,

compassion
to move, to
be dissipated, dispersed to be turned to vapour, to
be evaporated, volatilized, exhaled;
* to be in one's dotage, to twaddle,
- ja,p,nm_
to dote, to get heedless
uni-a to melt in tears ; - iTuiop to be
vrrapt or absorbed in contemplation,
to be absent in mind, inattentive.

deranged or light-headed , to feel

giddy, dizzy, to be crazy, to talk nonsense, to rave ; to be beside oneself,
to wander, to run mad ; to create oneself illusions, to build castles in the

SH'if-iif/^i/i,

s.

Qii-k^il,

a. volatile;

-nif

volatility.
3*5.*-r, irjp va.

perse

^^

person's

affect; -(rvn. to
;

S%f.La

dispersion, dissipation;

volatilization , exhalation , evaporation ; - filuy , sTmuy inatteution, dis,

traction.

S**.fA . //-J . joyful, joyous, merry,

cheerful, blithe, gay, exhilarated.
Q'tib-uiiT, lugiyt hrm vfi. to rejoico, to
be joyful, to be transported with

to

air. [lirium, folly; illusion; distrabtion.

^'bnpaijm,

s.

wandering of mind, de-

shake hands.
^"tigqutihi. a.

perforated with

many

holes, like the rose of a watering-pot.

^g^mbuMtf, ^^gn^uAiuiT vn, to gush
forth, to spout out.
^"ii^nmu^^-np a.

dresscd in tatters, in

tatterdemalion, ragamuffin.
^'bjnmkJ', trglt vo. to pioce, to patch.

rags

s.

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worn

out, old, ragged, tattered ; *. old

clothes, rags, tatters, rubbish.
3i>jf.^> jyry . nnil_s. pipe, conduit,

duct, tube ; watering-pot ; besprinkling; dispersion.

fj(bgni-!ih s.phys. (electric) shock.
S"/_ S. 8"tP ;
3"u."L< to sheen.
3fi/ii>4<1> a. shining, sheeny.
^niiair, ^niualiuilT, lu^tuf VU. tO ShlUO,
to Sparkle, to glitter ; to reflect, to be
reflected, to reverberate, to flash.

S'V5"j/'4<''-''6flecting,

reverberatory.

Qniurunt-Uh

IS.

Q/vnc^iXb

corn-chandler; seedsman; -4ia7C,i,ii.n^_

rTi s. corn trade, [^npj'.uir, how long?
QapJ-uiirad. till, until, as long as
S"/".!""/' ^* Q^pp'"^
['te// how far ?
3"/ ^^/ ad. where, whither; jJ
QnppuA acf. as long as, during, whilst;
jniffu/ii until when ? how long ?

8"*-

forth; -ntjf^s.reflector; a. reflective,

reverberant.
^ninuW. s. reflection, reflex, reverberation sparkling, flashing, lightening,
[gn^m..
;

reflections

*. sool.

8"/i4

"3 S. 8^*-

3Ur'-3 * ""^ll ; "*' Taurus , the

Bull ; - ikyplo ure-ox, urus ; Jtm
jhpP- gi^L. bull-beef; bull's-hide ; p.i_
n^iiiit ufnipi^ or uinn-n^i^ gillie f beliO Wing, lowing ; - pmn-iu^ the bull bel,

^niiiigni-gii/bh-ir va.io reflect,to reverberate; to emit, to exhale, to send

3"'-.'

lows

3"i*!

flashes

millepede

S. Sn^;"-

S. %lruin..l^

.tau'robolium. [cavity.
8n-2^ uiliui'ii^jsig s. auricular tube or
3n-ror -t> s. humour, matter, pus,
sanies.
[shake, to agitate, to stir.
Qiii.%g s. shock, shake; - mmi_, to
;

nnC,gij,i.^

to others.
^npk-u/b, yiin^ .wheat; corn, grain;

uiriLp^

^nph%ni
h-i- [

eornage ; [nlu^'ii,^ [i
frumenty; 4rt./._
weevils destroy corn.

liiuPui'iik

li.Jiih'ii a'?(7:p If-

wheat-distributing

Qiiph-'iiaipui^u a.

-ptp

bearing or producing wheat;

-fojii a. wheat-coloured
-4u/oi p^ s.
grain of wheat
grain
-iTapP a.
wheat-coloured, sallow -^i4 a. profiting by corn ; -^ui a. abounding
in wheat; -IiutCuih. s. corn-merchant,
a.

crosier;- f

crutches.

example

switch, r^d;

fig.

uiultinJuinui^

stration, evident proof; show, appearance, parade, bstentation ; spectacle,

laughing-stock, butt; 4"'""'""""*-^ plain proof; - pu.pk-liuiJ'ni.liik- , show
of friendship - Jkhiu[Nu'b,u^, demonstration of respect; f -i ! -u, [, -u
IH-I, only for show, for pretence, for
ostentation ; - u,n^,lTu to shew, to
show off, to make parade or display
of, to display ; uin%lTi_ [fb^ [ - diup^^
liafri, to do any thing so as to be seen
of men, ostentatiously, for mere shew,
to obtain applause fraudulently j^/At^^
be exposed to mockery or
li -II, io
contempt, to be the laughing-stock,
the butt of; ^l/hi^u iiin.%/r_^ /ununn
"31^3 ' to hold up to opprobrium for
;

stick,

the staff of my old age; Jacob's-staff ; 4"i"-/'>

shepherd's crook ;- 4"'t'"5 crutch;
- i^mliti, ebony; - hujumliiii'ii t pastorTnj

al staff,

8'"-<y' 3'H'!/

beams or rays of light; - iftpm-Phli^

^"J3 3"'-3l'3 ' showing, indication,

mark, index, sign, testimony; demon-

gn[,lr%y

'

hand zfi^Lb 3"vu

;

%111-pin ,_j^ro>y

a.cold

go or walk with
;/5^.

less, silly, stupid, insipid

ous, trifling;

s.

stick in

Jitn-fi,

*o

cold, sensevain, frivol-

cold, chill;

iTuipq.,-

unconcerned, indifferent
person -^mi., piercing cold; -uiuim,
TCiun.^ poverty of argument - Tai^ai^
^iiiiipnj[i
chill of death; - uuiam[i^, a
cold, frigid,
;

violent or biting cold una^aiifi , pi[ium

horrible
iMi'iiiiiiu%t-ifi
Piuipiuii^nii^ bitter, insupportable, piercing cold;
t it is cold uiapiiii.iuglruil_ if.nnull_ [l
3piiiy to tremble all over with cold,
to be benumbed with cold; ojimu./.c
pI'lI' 3P""a' to provide against the
cold; iliiipc/-lii_ jpmn/ to be inured to
cold ; - uin-'/int-i, to take cold, to catch
cold ; til - jtplitp d!'-^"^u to kill on
the spot, to strike, a cold corpse, to
the ground ; S. ^in.mpj\u%iuir.
3ni-j 3313 -^ s. shouts of joy ; air,
song, glee, ditty, ballad; pomp, show;
- puin%uii_, to sing a song.
uij a. showing, indicating
fSni-guiii
s. indicator, sign, mark, token; catalogue, index, table, list; repertory;
Eitual ; hand, index ; math, co-efficient
i[ta7i'iun.ni-.j inVCntOTy; Jkn-tingi
table of mortality; - i/rput^png, bill
of fare; - uipiiriiriai^ifpnji, index ex;

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;,.

sn-ii

purgalorius,

7 to
of prohibited books.
demonstrative, indicat-

list

Qii^^,ii//,ui. a,

ive

- ift-pmiiniA gr. demonstrative

S. ir."A; - ,J.frf^. to demonstrate, to evince, to evidence, to
prove, to show
-,,t ad. ostentatiously, with vain show,
f7<.ju{,n<.^ s. demonstration,
proof,
reason; uttr[^i_l,-, to show, to mani;

pronoun^

/r uib^k/j to create,
to give being, to cause to exist.
Qm.^uMjhMm'ii s. forefinger.
Qai.^u,j'nini.p^l_% s, vaiuglory, ostentatioushess.

fest; ,/uAt-/?^

Sni-jffuttuf^ s.

^i,L^,Jbh,r,

index, token, sign.

va. to shew, to indicate, to designate, to point out; to

cause to be seen or known, to expose,

gl

to declare, to represent; to demonstrate, to proof; - qi;'hi%p^ mlt /.jt,

to pretend to be a god.

indicator; a. S. ^nLg,uli,i>%
s. exposition; indication;
demonstration, proof.
finifi
[ a. garrulous, glib,
chattering ;loose, disordered, dissolute, lewd.
Qn^uipuiti a. silly-talking , nasty
,
indiscreet, unbridled; debauched, licentious; -ni-Plit.'i, s. coarse language,
idle prating ; -p.kp.u% a.loose- or filthytongued -j.W.j a. leading a dissolute
life ; -^ or -^.too^m./?^ ,?. dissolute life,
disorderly conduct; -kl^m^ S. S"'^.
jfliiMig ; -c,iyiruig a. lewd-faced, brazen,
shameless ; -Jln a. loose-minded ;
low-minded ; -Tuibtrvn. to pique one^"-gl'i_s.

8a--jnL.aL

self

extremely

-fccrf",

m^iy

vn. to fol-

low

ill

life,

to rush headlong into vice.

courses, to lead a dissolute

OPS

thick muzzled.
Qn-iliir, Ir^iy vn. to jut out, to project, to protrude; to spout or rush out.
3<i.<"-^ gn-lit or lini s. snout, muzzle
mar. rostrum, cut-water, prow; 4""*o muzzle the ox; "t^L t" *"?/'*'
^uip^u/iilri^ I'
"-f "* > to plunge the
nose & mouth uuder water,
[tezek.
Si-oi *. dried cow-dung for fuel
Q,i,lrir, t-jfi va. to graze, to rub the
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, to rub the skin off, to scratch
oneself. [/>>j plucking out of the hair.
8mni.!ih s. scratch, cut, bruise ;-4*v
\Sput^ a. chem. diasphorous.
^pu/i, [> s. squirt, spirt, sprinkling.
Qa.fitti_, ,ug a.

'

3/t.r, tjlf va. S. Spn^k-ir; to transgress, to violate, to break, to infringe;

- ^unp^ni-pii-u , to reveal secrets ; to
thwart the projects, to Counteract the
designs, to baffle the devices of a person; - ^'%i. to lavish, to waste, to

squander, to run through, to dissipate;

- nJJitnn

to distract, to divert, to call

to dispel the darkness.
Qpl-^c^. S'3/'"'-/'i; divergent; phys.
diffusive; opt. dispersive,
3//"- ad. dispersedly,' here & there
- mp\u!i,lTi_, to scatter about,
3^<n-t/', trgf, va. to disperse, to dissipate, to scatter, to spread; to rout,
to disperse, to put to the rout, to destroy ; - ijyiua.u to distribute the letoff;

ijluuit-uip

ters, to take

down

the types; S. S/'*-*'';

disperse, to spread; to be
scattered or dispersed ; - irmmg to
divert one's attention or mind from
- g kphuu kplipfi to spread all over
[dissipating.
the world.
^Spm-fif^ s. dispersor ; a. dispersing,
Spni-SL 8pnt-nt.au s. disporsiou, diffusion, scattering; - tTuitaj > distraction;
- nt-Zuutp , violation, transgression,
Sptattifim^i a. talking insipidly, mawkish, dull, stupid, silly, witless; -*-/',
tgp vn. to jest or talk sillily or insipidly, to talk nonsense ; -nt.p^tA s.
nauseous speech or conversation, in-ftiT vn. to

Qn^uMuj^pm
'

lewd, indecent, pro-

a.

fligate, licentious.

^mpui^ni-juiit-ir va. to debauch, to

lead into wrong courses, to corrupt,
to vitiate, to pervert.

S"^/!?/' a. effeminate.
%n,pnL.p-lii3, s. profligacy, disorder,
libertinism , licentiousness , debauchery, lewdness, scandalous behaviour.
8ii-ui/ia>pt-u,i_a.diip^'mg
8-42. S. 8/'"-s. muzzle
snout-shaped ;

Qn-j^wiiuui
-itri. a.

rostral,

galeas

beaked
- ^npp

from snout
[& jaws.
nose-band ;

->#,.

ship, galley;

galiot

s.

mar.

Jtit

S. 2^,^uiPl>

-i.np a. long-nosed, snouted.

sipid talk, silliness, nonsense ; -p-l^fi

&c. S. Qpintu^iap &c. ; -pirp a. causing
,

cold, frigorific

-pnt./u a. cool, fresh

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son
-if-l^ a.

very cold

80%

720
coldly
phys. cryo-

ad. coolly,

-likn_%' 8/"'*"4"'/
-hbp *
phore ; i-jp a. struck
benumbed
with cold
bot. blasted
spoiled by
;

Qifufi, ut-nj s. serge, camlet stuff,

woollen stuff; S. \ii,upiu^; - m^^i.,

shawl.
8^i^>7^&-

brandy-distiller; -^oA
i/pi a. alcoholic ; -_
;

s.

cold; - uiniik-u to chill, to benumb

with cold; to dazzle, to blast; - it%lri_
or -^uipftiT, hgiy vn. to become rigid,

^laifi s.

stiff, benumbed with cold, to be frozen -4u,pnup'p s. numbness, stiffness

- u,'i,iig blasting, blast.

brandy, arrack;-

s.

alembic,

alcohometer ;

-^o2Cu<i. *.

bran-

dy-seller.
Q^fi , j^i-n/s. alcohol, spirits of wine;
4a/iihuti_fi

i^m^nj,

cider.

So^t
Qpiaiylii a. cold, frigid.
QpinuAuiir, 105U7 vn. to. become cold,
to grow cool, chilly ; to be seized

still

s.

dew;

^/./J

-y, dew-drop;

the gcntly-falling
dew ; - ^Miiiapnt.pt the benign dew.
^oqjuphp a. roriferous ; -pni.{u a.
^aiqgpu,inai-u,i_

dewy;

with cold, to catch cold

rorifluent;

come lukewarm,

refreshing; ad. coolly, freshly ; -^tJ'

-luiua^i a.
va. to refresh ; -ib or f/y
full of dew, wet with dew, dew-besprinkled ; -6-/.tf a. S. Qoqaipt-p ; born

to

grow

;
fig. to becool; to talk

nonsense, to prate.
Spuiu,^^/,^ a. blowing cold, frosty,
sharp, biting; -^u/^ s. phys. psychrometer; -uu,n.yg .-freezing, icy, glacirefrigeration ; -.
jnt-juAtitva. to cool, to chill, to freeze;
fig. to cool ; -j"'-j/'i. a. frigorific ; refrigerant.
al, frigid

-gni.;ih s.

^pinpiHMini-P'liiii

s.

catching cold.

Qpmpii a. cold.
*Qpm'b/amb- s. chilblain.
Qpmnt-pf s. cold, coldness, frigidity,
chilliness ; fig. coolness.
8pinniiim// //ni-J- s. alcarraza, - vessel, wine-[or water-cooler.
tpji"-^ a. rent, torn, tattered, in rags.
Spjintir, tr^Ji va. to rend, to tear or
S/'o% "iijig s. dispersion, [lacerate.
Qjto^iup a. pile-driving; S. ITtpt.
iio/ ; s. pile-driver ; - n/tppiuiun-np , piledriving engine with pincers; - in^m^
"Luiilif., ringing pile-engine.
%j>MMaiuim'hki_ s. palisade, stockade.
Qjuiuu,^n..pi,K.i, s. singing a song or
ballad.
Sjfr'/", tjP va. to thrust down, to
drive in, to fix, to plant, to set up, to
erect, to raise.
[mination.
S^'x-/?/'"-^ s. bot shoot, sprout, ger>

Ojni-hir,

t-jf,

QgnM-ptT,

Irguif

vn. to

shooth forth, to sprout, to pullulate

- 4^u>j to
to be planted, set up
stand erect, on end, to bristle up,
^^ni-Hi, s. driving or thrusting in,
standing up.
[plumed.
;

%gnt-'iiuiqiupii.

8jn-'*ip

*'/'j

a.
*

crested

tufted

curl, ringlet, lock

egret, tuft of feathers, plume ; - ..

iltuuiupinf, crest of a helmet ; - P-gta.,
,

il'"3

crest,

comb.

-th'ii

a.

cool, fresh,

of

dew;-

y'T-'

dew-worm;

-^t-puf a.

dew, dewy; ~4<up a. mildewed,

blasted -4"" S. ^oquipm-lu -"iuiuj; m^
giy vn. to grow cool, to cool, to be refreshed; to drop with dew; -uiu,iCyTC
a. sprinkled with dew; -maipmip a. as
a dew-drop s. fall of dew -plikw, h^ft
va. to bedew, to besprinkle; to relike

AhX

va. to cool, to refresh -3"'-3'

fresh ; -,-np a. full of or sprinkled with
dew; laiTui -, mist, fog.
:

va. to

Qoiit-iT, Ir^Jt

dew

to

bedew,

to sprinkle or cover with dew, to besprinkle, to wet, to water ; - tJuiphtto rain ; - uMpmoup to shed tears, to
,

weep - pt-pm'iinil, to sprinkle with

the mouth ;jof^4 the dew falls %^
;

joj^-j^^ <-/>, the clouds meltedin rain.

8<>'i/'4 s.

Qoqj^

fine or gentle

dew.

of dew.
Qoiin^ab s. falling of dew, roration.
80^'"-% > f/Siy or ijni-tuii s. stalk, stem,
blade ; straw rinsing ; a. dewy, dewbesprent.
s. fall

M>n

721

mi"

(yune)

.-t--'i-

the thirty fourth

& the seventh

s.

(pure) 4.l^p

s.

the

thirty

fifth

letter of the alphabet

letter of the alphabet,

of the vowels; ..,'r

seven thousandth.

ninth of the consonants ; /# 'f eight

thousand ; eight thousandth.
It is used, but rarely, instead of
the letters fi & / ; as, ^ar^ioa.o^/77-

seven thousand;

It is used both as a vowel & as

a consonant. As a vowel for example
in the words li^puipui%^,i.p n^[uu, &c.,
and as a consonant in the words 4i.
i-ujtn
uh-tui- ^lit-uulMi^
&C.
It ia only used as a medial &
final letter, & sometimes serves for
the consoiiant^;as, o/3ti.,i-o/3A-,^1i
,

the twenty
,

&

& the

In foreign words, the Greek <p

Latin ph are changed into ;/; as,

fi:'Xooop(a philosophia-i//Y/<//^//-^.
i^,u,f.pnu

uy

Gr. w. zool.

s.

phagrus

Or pagrus, sea-bream.
or for the diphthong u^ as,
stead of 4/'<-"^'-<'

There

is

ning with this

4<-oi.u in-

no proper word beginbut on account

letter,

of its affinity with the letter 4,

sometimes substituted for

Joined with

4>/7L>i/', ^iaq.u/1,

it is

it.

patat

s.

head-band,

*^,a(3-uip-u/bp

s.

fagot; envelope; amulet.

glish 00. Preceded also by ("-)i

was anciently pronounced o; as, uii.p_

vn. to

{[-), it is

envelope

to

^u.p-u.'iip

bandage, to

-pkp^ s. packet, bundle,

f^ta[3-hpia'i

It

is

sometimes used instead of

/.

&^;

as, t.uij^iru,'i,k-iut~

K conj. and,

&.
&c. S. 2,/^'-/' &c.
T^^p^ttl,j; &c. S. l[,.-&^j; &c.
l/li.>. s. Gr. IV- to'?, poison: the letter

W-^p,

[ian note

s.

^ut'lju'lltl.

^,u/u

s.

S.

<J)<o'^./tr^

god).

L. w. Falcon, (a Sicilian

s.

flight

^f

- running away.
1

Ipiitp/aiuinM^iuO' O, ^UifUUllltw UMI

&C. S.

Ijii-u

&c.

^tujuni-aut [uumhuib OT ut^ 8, flight,

escape; evasion, subterfuge, shift,
tergiversation - fop-M,^ rout, defeat,
overthrow // - q.iupin^^iMi'iihi, to put
to flight, to rout ^ - Tmaiphplrij to
uanjin'^t b
meditate flight;
I

HUMtt tuSCuiU^uMpifii b-pPuji.

fr/>-"

( j( ).

Armen-

mus. an

^i^Pn^ptj- S. ^u,pu,phj:
^u>i^n%

In poetry, it is sometimes used

instead of the conjunction hi. or -
Instead of the Greek u, [- is
frequently used; as Ku^CtXaz-^lit-pln^,

^uiP-l^piuLliJ*

uiiLbni-li' I

be fascinated.

f^uiPnjP- or ni-P

the suflSxes

bandage
wrap up, to
wind round.

fasciation,

^uiP-iuptiT, hg[, va. to

generally pronounced like the French u;

as, f/'.^, ^(-p, tl'i-P-; & preceding
the (.-) is pronounced like the En/>

veil.

tandoorer's pad,
padded disk used by bakers to press
the dough for loaves against the sides
of the tandoor.
[packet, pack,
^Slfai[9^u,p- s.

uiainbp/i ip^

take to flight, to flee, to

run away, to turn one's back, to turn

"bhi^ liuifj to

tail.

i^,u^ni-^uj%hj; gli va. to put to flight,

^W

72 2

drive away, to
dislodge ; -^/'^ a. putting to flight.
ifu-lu^ilu. avoidable fleeting, tran-

cause to

to

ifiaiii VU. to shut.

shutting, fastening.
^uilini.giu'iikJ', git va. to attach, to

^,a^ni-ir,

sitory.
luliiiif

luni-^hiui_vn. to flee,

run away, to escape, to get away,

to evade, to elude, to avoid.
to

stick, to cement.
i^uit/^t-m a. sticky, tenacious.
<|>u.4^ s.
(|).i^,

horse, stallion,

pj

runaway

fugitivo, doserter

s.

a. fugitive, fleeing

fig.

puii/.u'ii

fleet-

ing, transient ; - ^omiluij , runaway

slave ^ utajilrit uMniitubhr^ ^a/lih/t ^^
pkij m,ui_, to put to flight; - f/'it^.

i^iu^

heterogeneous;

turn

to
jj.

tail,

to

escape;

flight,

^lafauMniul^tnli

tni^nn

in^iiL-l^ntJi

&C.

O.

[-'lijij''

JatlluMilhpui

-liuimu,_
;

-k^pn

^uiuMiikj; kgl va. to devoure, to

to burn.

devouring, ravenous.
s. Gr. w. phalanx, leuJUl.^ s. hot. lavender,

4><Y<oijrA^o(|iiii/2.%^

gion

troop

.j

spica.

escaped or escaping together.

^lupiuuilruij

perfecting totally

consume;

it-iutAuiit uihfiuiliirit f-h^

Irn[3-tt3^y

Jhu to take to flight,

runaway; -7-p/,i.y,
-kba

1^.

a.

[a. friable.

phalarope, sea-duck;

s. zool.

4><r^i/<f / a.

^mluiimui^ai'ii

IiIm

<t>'<^<-<K> s.

^uilu^iiT,

m.'u

flee, to

pmp

s.
,

fl.

synonymsynonyma; -.#.

-utufka

ad. univocally;

univocal

a,

ifuiqiifbnM^i

ous;

synonym,

-umIiI

synonymously.
put

^uiitnL^u/i.t,r vu. to
^uili,

or

/.

s.

in

paper.

^uiiiuia-iuliu/i,

fastening, lock, pad-

to

lock; stick; a. shut; - u^pli.u'bkij to

lock, to padlock, to latch, to bolt, to
shut.
it>u<(u/^/^^

s. parenthesis ; -?/>/ *.
cipher; -p-tf_s.phys.ieo-

phore -^ui_, m^ s. turnkey doorkeeper; mus. key-board, keys; -or

;

lock ; valve.
-^ iuy s. fastening
f
lock, padlock, latch, bolt; key.
i^iu^iupa/ii s. cloister, enclosure ; con-

-im/i

ipii,quipl>i S.

luj

^lu/iaiii

s.

^uifjq,nL.piu^ ^.^tiuitq-nt-pui/f
^u/^tri/i,,

iiia'ii

band,

fillet,

tl^u/ftuu

&

s.

[claVO.

turban; head-dress,

band; hood, cowl;S.

n<-/><"^;-)

i^^'iip

s.

head-

dress, veil.
ftiuij^kir, tgl va. to shut, to close;
to shut up, to enclose, to fence in, to
bar ; to shut, to lock ; f %k-(>pu - to
shut up, to beset, to hem round, to
encircle, to surround, to encompass;
- /. pu/bu^li to imprison, to put in jail;
,

^atiiiitp^M-puA

>

V"i-i^t

^yu .

^uiflini.j; ifhuj vn.

[up.
to

be shut

in or

a.
;

-n.n.-PX.

s.

[syllable.

s.

smooth-tongued
ad. with adul-

-pwp

ation, blandishingly.
ip,uiiuip2>aliuj% a. flattering

cares-

coaxing; gr. diminutive; - pu,n.,

term of endearment.
^laiptiP^ai'tip s. endearments, caresses, wheedling, coaxing; flattery, asing,

dulation, palaver.
(^uiiyip^iT, trgp va. to caress, to
fondle, to coax, to wheedle, to cajole,
to flatter, to fav,'n, to adulate.

^uiquif^tn u<3 a. fawning ; seductive ; -^t-Pf S. ipuiqtMif^'iip

^luqui^at-^.^^'j) a. caressing, coax,

wheedling ; s. flatterer, fawner,

toadeater, adulator, smooth-tongued
ing,

fellow, sycophant.
4>u>^t<r, tj[. va. to conjoin, to unite.
^u,qii-pai^p'(i s.
^iuqjicf-

- ipui%, to conclude, to close, to end;

~ /*i j"'-'"-^k< to prohibit, to forbid;
- n^p^u,%^ (P-kI,) to procure steril'^y ~ ?,' /' ^^ "-" "-/"-^
to deliver
up, to betray /. %hi,^a iliu,lihu>ij herein enclosed; 4""'i^"'L
'^t''' i^"t iit""tini-Pp: iiui'int., they were subject to
death i/iuin^% \},j ^yjt- ipuM^imaliii
may divine glory encompass you! S.

syllabic; -n-tWva.

<!<"/.

flattering, bland

monogram;

a.

form syllables, to spell;

tula,
is

s.

zool.

frothy whiteness.
phalangium, taran-

(a venomous insect, whose bite

supposed to be curfid by music.)!

^uiiuiui^iiA a. fig. devouring or burn-

ing; lascivious.
ipuiimau

s.

Gr. W' Phallus

penis.

period of a discourse.
^niili .p, pj), f^p s. sheen, refulgence, lustre.
[to gleam.
i]>u/ni-/3^ s.

^uiq^inijiir vn. to shine, to glitter,

^u,q^u,qn,i^ [. blcating ; growling.
^iitqihuiiinkjt o. ^lunipntji .

*0.3

7 25

^"id't^gn-SuAhJ- va. to
shine or glitter,

cause to
to give brightness to.

Sfmiij,!,^, ^u.nj.^mM s. brilliancy,

brightness, splendour.
^u,q^u% a. lustrous, brilliant, shining, glittering ; *. tinsel, spangle.
(py^n<^< ^,^01^ *. bladder, vesicle;
- uiuiuMlihiik'ii balloon ; - ^pku,^', gun
cartridge;- ^pu.Jtl,f, fusee; S. 2,p'""bke ; - i^humIiuA , air-bladder.
,

<^tya.n.nL.pf s. slipping, stumbHug.

^tujkp-ni, ,[i,l,t-ot uiu s. Gr. w. Phae*^"!lb't
4<y^.

glitter,

footman.

[ton.

tg s. shine, brilliancy, lustre,

splendour a. shining, brilliant,
;

glittering;- /. -, extremely bright,

dazzling; ad. sparklingly; - q-^ m.^
S. ^aifitiT vn.
^iyiuMh-nii_

i^ayiuM^uib

\-i^n,.% a. brilliant.

Or
,

f,

8-g.

[i s.

ast.

Mercury;

pyramid.

guAih-wva. to cause to flash or flare.

i^iyiu.li%, i^u/i. s. lightning, flash of
XlgUtning ; ttnuMlluin tunuMa.ui[S-A.U< hp-^
phi.
, quick, swift as lightning.
^uiiiuilibu,p.u,p ad. like a flash of
lightning; -papp.^ a. ardent, vivid as
a flash of lightning ; flashing, dazzling;
-lihrpm a. like lightning -4/i a. strik-

ing like a thunderbolt; - o.mii-^, to

fulminate , to lighten ; -<}t- a. like
lightning, very luminous, radiant, cornscant; -iunr vn. to flash like lightning, to gleam transiently; -"in/hii, S.
^uifluiliLui^/rpMj/
-*j2/L a- bright as a
flash of lightning; -mutpaib- a. gleaming flashes extending, diffused as a
lightning flash ; -u,hulii_ a. resembling
a flash of lightning, flashing, flaring
-guym a. emitting flashes flashing,
;

sparkling.

flashing; lightning;
^lujiuimuilihir, h^f, vn. to lighten ; to
throw out sparks, to scintillate, to
sparkle, to gleam, to shine ; va. to
cause to flash or sparkle ; - .jjiuyitu^
muiliniiiu to make the lightning flash;
%'p ^lihp
pffn tuifiylib
divine
fire flashed from his eyes ; -l^k v. imp.
it lightens ; -tyot-jmitiT S. ^tyiuiunu^
s.

jm^^

tihiT va.

flash flre

l^uijb-ujl^ntAu

j'"iyR ~

to

from the eyes.

I^af/iuiu,u.ipi pi. -lia^%p s. lightning,

flash; spark; brightness, brilliancy;

thunderbolt.

.
,

*tt3
<|>><y^ufi /(/,!.>% s.

lightning, flashing;

coruscation, scintillation, fulguration;

sparkling; thunderbolt; -^diuJp. uu,,
aturliiru to thunderstrifce; -limiiu mlr_
fu-u to rain lightnings & thunderbolts.
^uj/kj; frj/, vn. to shine, to glitter,
to gleam, to flash, to sparkle, to glisten, to be resplendent ; va. to cause to
shine, to give a lustre or brightness
to, to polish, to
^M'hq.ni-Pji

furbish, to burnish;

c/'^i" *? joy shines in

-lr^ni-gu,'i,hirQ.ifu,jik-j'va.;

(iiik

his looks;
* - ^o^yiiu

black or polish shoes;

to.

~h-nn,.g^l_s. polisher.

\'tiil-r S. ^.yihj- vn.

^yjfJi, s. brightness, lustre, refulgence, brilliancy, splendour.

shining; s. S. 4y/.if S-n..

resplendence.
i^uyinJb a. clear, polished, bright,
shining, sheen, splendid, brilliant;
ui.iy'iu, brass, yellow copper; -lulg a.
resplendent.
^yuf-yint-Hii s. resplendency.
^ujStu,!^ q,u% s, spleen, milt ; -._
guiL. a. spleen-sick, troubled with the
spleen, splenetic ; s. spleen, melancho/^uf/^nq^a.

ipiyipLffi s.

ly; -nui a. splenetic, splenish.

^iyh-y,^i , qui% or itiliul, S. ^aijiruii^i^
bot. spleen-wort , miltwaste
,
cetera ch; S. S^pt-iJi^TC.
i^iu/m /rj s. wood ; tree ; - ^timj
the Holy-Rood, the Cross; bot. tree of
life, lignum-vitse, guaiaeum, thula or
thuya ; - /uiing , odorous , scented
Wood; - l"-'inj, olive-wood, olive;
^*;(/A -, fragile wood; - lyptip, flreWOOd ; ^uipliuMlihrfj MMiutinuMH-h^j to cut
wood; to cut down, to fell;-/.*^*-.
im.^, to draw or cast lots ; {o/^t^ q-^

-JiTf s.

to crucify.
I^afjmuip.b-p

[flash, light.

^u,iiuilinL.tlu

-;

s.

f,^

Wood-carrier

a.

wood, wooden;

wood
made of

producing

-^np*- a.

-irnM-f,, j.

wood-coal,

charcoal.
4></uiio( s. chem.

(piyinuiit-pm

pyrolignite.

built of wood, woodbulding , scaffolding,

fl.

en; s. wooden
plank -^h-puiji^ s. nest made of twigs;
-tifip s. wood-carrier ; -liym s. heap or
pile of wood; pyre, fuii^eral pile; -{w.
innp pj/ s. wood-cutter
-4^ s. carpenter, joiner; -^aim or 4uip,Mags.
woodsman wood-cutter , cleaver,
feller; axe, hatchet; -^uimm-P^i-i or
-^utpnt-P^pt.% s. wood-cutting
felling,
;

93

-;;

i^m

mth

724

clearing; -Jiub- a. mar. planked, eoTer-

cave, cavity, hollow, hole

ed with wood, wainscotted ; 7/"/4 a.

wooden roofed s- wooden roof; -y/A

become

woody; -tmir, m^iy vn. to

become wood to be changed into
wood fig. to be benumbed, to become
,

stilt

~-yaim D. ^uijuiiai^^ui

ufta^r

fia

tree-worshipper, idolater; -^/j,

mn,-P'f s. tree-worship, idolatry.
i^uymuiui uM^ s. hatohet, axe; hoe,
mattock, spade, pick-axe.

a. .

4></>nii<>-i<i>

abounding

a.

woody, sylvan, woodland

in forests,

-^^lu

f^

wood-gatherer -pi"/ . lignite.

^lyaiptp B.i^iymaiphp .[en, woody.
^uifait-aif -hii^% a. of wood, wood4)uyi^( . small wood.
[work.
fpiujuiin^nM-Pf s. carpentry, wood-

a, s.

licle

a.

hollow.

callous, to harden.
S. IT^^'ifeT^/' ; thin skin, pelcuticle, film , hnsk ; anat. se-

'^mn.

a. ligneous,

s.

cundine.
^iiin.,ui!.iuiiuiliufb a. laudable ; -/ipj a.
praising with another ; glorified to-

gether

tgft va. to laud, to

-p.iu'iihd;

-piu%p^ a. praising,
glorifying; -fim*'#.-/3.? . laud, praise,
glory, honour; -p.<ii/in-/3? . happipraise, to glorify

ness

-qa-pii-

fj

adorned with

a.

glory, glorious ; -iiuipiftrj; t-^fi va. to

cover with glory, to load with honours, to render glorious; -nuip^ni-pj,
s. glorious ornament, glory, honour
ast.

~iftimli s.

Mars

;,

-/uiq-pit

i-p"'^

ct,

seeking for glory, ambitious vain-^"bi/.pnt.piit^ s. ambition;

glorious
-4/y a. equally glorious, having the
same glory as another, sharing an-'
other's glory -4j.-/3? s. identity of
glory; -4i-f^c. very glorious, majestic;
,

^lafmnuA s. sasel, woodeu horse.

^lymilmp s. zool. wood-pecker liui.
"Uum"!!^ hick-wall, hickway - h-ntly,^
;

sea-pik, pica marina.

^yi/ii^juA^ s. pretty ways, caressing, coaxing; cajoling, fawning, flattering.
i^mji^iylrir, tjf va. to pet, to take

j\i'u

great care

of, to

nurse tenderly, to

fondle, to caress, to make much of;

to fawn upon, to cajole, to flatter.
tpuiiiui^
[t
o. ^m%uf^^ ; ^luui^H ad.
meanly, poorly.
f

^uiiiui^f,

,_p^y,^tuij a. weak; mean,

worthless, contemptible, poor,

miserable.
i^u,'biupp,riuj a. weak- or poor-minded, of slender parts ; -ni-PJ, s. slender
wit, mediocrity, weakness or poverty
of mind, [ness, smallness, iheanness.
^u/iiiii^ni-P^liJb s. weakness, slenderfputiiq-iitiT S. <p.iq.uij\
round.
^ia%ii.iu'ii.f.-irva. to enclose, to sur4>''bf.u'>/t</' va. to rend asunder, to
tear to pieces, to dilaniate.

vile,

mus. paudura, threetrumpet, [carpenter.

^,u%q.ni.puili uy S. PcrS. W. SOU of a
4><%f.<L<><;( .m. Jew's harp.
4><V<^fO'/u/4.^ s. player on the pandura, guitar-player, guitarist; trumpeter.
q-ftn^i

f.n.iu'iig

s.

stringed guitar

ij^ui^iTuA s. Pers. w. anguish, affliction ; blame, reproach ; - lt(>hu to suffer invectives; to receive reproaches.
4>"""/

-./., .j s.

crevice,

rift, cleft;

-/hu
vain,

or mj a. greedy of glory,
very ambitious -irniliJ" vn. to
l>j

inordinate love of glory, insatiate or immoderate ambition ; -ukp a.fond of glory,

thirst for glory

~i/:-in,.pt s.

of vanity, ambitious, vain; -uf_

be fond of glory, to aspire but to glory; -o[>itnLPi s. love of
vanity ; -u.tij^4 a.
glory, ambition
greedy of fame, thirsting after glory;
-mptj; k^l va. to praise, to laud, to
glorify ; -mpnuP^, s. laud, exaltation,
full

ptrMT vna. to

glorification; -j^ S. $<"n.i".p

f;^tiK% a.

-!-.

of high family, princely.

glorious, illustrious;
to, to glorify,
to praise, to celebrate, to extol; - /^.
"bkij to be glorious, glorified, honoured, extolled ; -""ifj a. glorified with
4><"-<oi-{T a.

tan-titij to

pay honours

another; -amik" ad. with

much

hon-

our, gloriously, magnificently, pompously ; -tY. a. glorified , glorious ;

-t-iT, tj/. -i-jai.juAtJ' va. to glorify,
,

& glory, to honour,

to exalt, to praise, to magnify, to celeto

render honour

brate; -^i/^.u^fl. praiseworthy ; -['i^a,

glorifying; -i-/?fi.'fc s. glof ification
glory, magnificence, pomp, splendour;
^uin-npaiuli a. fishlug for praiso.
^iun.nuiiut^ a. glorious.

4>uin^ n.uij
,

s,

glory ; honour, praise,

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fame, renown, celebrity; majesty,

splendour, magnificence; .p<u,uo^ ad,

gloriously, with glory, pompously,
splendidly ; 2<^/u<^/^<
u,%mpu.,n or
,

lubumif-fii-ui

lulihifh^

u/b^iuuiai-in

^Irni

- true, spotless, solid,

real, great, imperishable glory; ..
juii.hiiJ-uilin!h

mpni. -

ant-poult

*U.P
cock - ; im^ pheas-

sea-pheasant,

itn^uMilfb,

cracker pin-tail duck ; -ap.yir s.

-uip,u% or -"j .
pheasant-breeder
pheasantry, pheasant-walk.
4><"<n /<j s. reason, ground, argument, proof.
^uMumwpuM'u s. lawyer
attorney,
advocate, barrister, counsel -um^uA
a. argumental, argumentative, oratorical; -hiT, ygj, va. to reason, to seek
,

false, fleeting, vain, perishable glory;

^'"'"t to love glory; ^<i>a.u

umut%uMu to acquire fame or glory;
ipuiii-UM^ fr i^iuiLjM fzuipainutliiu/f tO be
raised or exalted to the highest pitch
of glory; ^iP^u/iimi_li ipuMnut to be in
a fair way to glory; utiiliuMuini.m i{iuia.a
"['P^L

mhi\it> i,uM,ru,phi_,

glory in

to

put one's chief

ntXbi_,

n,.iiliii_ipuin.u

to

be of

an orthodox belief or profession, to

have a catholic sense; au.ufiuin.u U,j,
to glorify God, to give or render glory to God, to thank God ^ ^mn-mg
Jtn.ui%h-u *^ *^' ^'' glory
ulhlfUM'ubi_
^mn.o^ to faill gloriously jmt-t^tAu..
;

gnM.j,u'bt-_ qipuia-u fit-p

to

make

ouo's

glory eternal l^(ip muii_ ^uia-m^ to

put the seal to one's fame; inh-i.^i_
;

ipiuiLusa

iputn-taa

nuil^tuurp^ a^h-tit

tO

aim at glory, to pursue glory m^up.

^uMH-a ^i-p to tamlsh one's glo;

niri_

ry, to stain one's reputation

to obscure

glory

..j<.oi._

darken or efface one's

uA^iu'rit-i_

ft

ipunLuig

to abase,

degrade or dishonour oneself;

iun.u/i,^

^utiutua t inglorious ; i^iun^uMt-apiruMg^i^uM^

n.p covered with glory, with laurels,
.

renowned, famous j^kumuiiu'itit ^u,,

n-qp
with extraordinary splendour
fiuMiLu ^y^ ,uMJiupUu^ip make it your
aim & glory to---; mlrukp, Jfi ft-^k
;

^uil^uilru^kp

to

your renown

lose

ij^aiiuu

t ^uMiLUign. tako caro not

;

uSbiTui^uiliu/i,

advocacy, bar.
^laumiai^uA a. causative ; gr. accusative; -uiuimfip a. groundless, causeless, deceitful; -u^p a. cavilling, litigious, querulous, contentious; --/ a.
guilty, culpable, unworthy,
[causal.
^uMuinpu/buiiiu/ii

a.

blameable

gr.

^uiop s. a wind, phasser.

i^mu^nuu , ^up o. chattoring, prattling, tale-bearing, whispering, slanderous, back-biting.
(puiu^ubiT, y^p vn. to tattle, to repeat, to. whisper, to murmur or grumble, to tell tales, to speak ill of, to
slander.
^uprn^or ^uipiai S' scissors?

^oMpw^tlb^, s. Hebr, w. suburbs,

boroughs, market-towns
noblemen,
magnates.
:

^a,pu.^, ^j

s,

fold,

sheep, pen,

church, convent, hotel, &c.

to bring back
J-n^,iyi_ ^ to the fold
-luuiym S. 'i!i_u,'btuC,uifp ;
-yj", y^fi va. to stable, to put in a
stable, to gather into the fold.
cattle-shed;

fig.

ipuipia, s. erotic plant.

^uMpium a. detached, disunited, dispersed, removed ; -yj; y^ft va. to dissipate, to disperse, to scatter, to re-

uA,

move, to drive away, to destroy, to

take away; vn. to be dissipated, dispelled, removed, to vanish; - ^nif.u,
to charm away, to beguile care; -t,
^nt-qutbyiT S. ^wpiumyif VtX. ; tjgMUt^u

%ulrJiajlrmi_

his glory seemed to be eclipsed with his fortune; t t'"'^" 11 j> to

the glory of God - i/> &c, , the
Gloria Patri &g. - Sa*! - 0..7
glory to God God be praised thank
God! - ^y^, St/f glory to Thee, o

pmii^ffi,

or allege reasons, to adduce grounds

or motives, to plead, to argue ; -n-?
s. argumentation, reasoning, pleading;

juM^hj^k ^l^-L"!)" *^'s '^^^^ bring

you immortal glory;

God

-r

^ puipiat^iu

ll.,7

glory to

God

in the highest ; ^pn,-J' Jtuaby >lu,,yiy'u

- , to
alone glory belongs.
<!" *. pitcher, jug.

Whom

^uiiiytaii

or

vfiu/ii s,

pheasant ;

^f.

<

to soothe, to allay pain ; - quipmJhi.'ji

to drive away melancholy ; -[i_ a. dissipating, taking away, dispelling, re-

moving ;,-ni-aSi

*.

removing away,

dis-

sipation.
tPiupu/utaqyaT,

comfort

^^

to console

cheer, to amuse.

"^q" tnuid' VCl.

,

to solace

tO
to

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^O.*

spire desire

^uipiup s. brach , setting-dog ; a.

[sense
libidinous ; -nL.m s. luxury.
pshaw non^uipn-uium int. pooh
!

^mplril, a. affecting, moving, touching; amiable, dear; s. offscum, offscouring, S. ^ir(oi; - uiniiku uMuhfj to
conjure, to beseech, to entreat, to
beg, to supplicate.
^uiphiT, tj/f va. to embrace, to take
in, to encompass, to contain; ww. S.
{^aipfiir.
^uipP- f s. grease ; tripe,
i^uipP-uiir, <i>j a. opulent , wealthy ,
rich; abundant, copious; ~iu%u,ir, u,_
guy vn. to become or grow rich, to
thrive; -m^mpi, a. generous, liberal;
-uiuiku ad. copiously, abundantly;
,

-uigni.giJuhJ' va. to enrich, to render

make wealthy --? s. riches,

rich, to

opulence, abundance, wealth.

^uipP-uip

conj. at least.

embrace

hguif vn. to

ipuipliiT,

to

clasp in one's arms, to throw one's

arms round, to hug, to fold or lock in
one's arms; to surround, to encircle;
to embrace mutually ; to apply oneself, to give oneself up to ; - q^iun-o^
to be ambitious; S. ^"-*?..
<^u,pl,u,p.u,p ad. like a pharisee;
-liu/b a. Pharisaical, hypocritical ; -_

nJlfJhuiJfif

?/"-/!f

'

Pharisaism.
gi-nj s. pharisce ; fig. -
hypocrite ; -n-.pj,^ s. pharisaism, hy-

IfMu'iin.-Pl,^ s.

^lupjtai^gf,

^uipnt-iu^s. Ar. w. skirt.

ipu,pni.3b

s.

embrace

fond pressure.
^.np^,

hug

[pocrisy.
clasp ,
,

[flagon, tankard.

water-pot, Jug,
^uipuia^ s. Pers. w. parasang, ancient
Persian measure of length
4 stadii
or about 4 miles. [- Iuu,hlui_ S'.l|>i2Cu>ii>
^lupin a. Ar. w. odd, uneven if.uip ht.
*^,upu,kj- S. ^ypy^ypmhj- & S^iiirj:
*i^uipii,fil_ or ipiiipP-ny s. oven-cloth
or broom.
[ing,
^atpipuiii. a. bright-eyed, mild-looki^iupipiup s. zool. moor- or water-hen,
coot, fen-duck, S. 2,aii-uiini.u%; hot. securidaca, emerus, hatchet-vetch.
-uiiip s. desire,
<^u,,puf. Or ^lailiiup
wish, eagerness, longing; -t-^p a. de-tif, h^f, vn. to
sirable, covetable
desire, to wish, to long for, to' want;
-I,- nhuu>%ki_ ^lrii_, hc
desircs to see
you; -hgni.jiu'iihJ' va. to excite the
wish for, to render desirous, to init>u,p2^,

s.

=
;

pk-u

-ni.afc S> 4<^<^

igni-gut%lri_

q-

4"i._

to contcut, to Sat-

apnii (f - uiftl; ^m, with which

he excited desire in their hearts.

isfy

more

^luiltliuin-npi a.

delicate ;

-// a.

charming; -fuou
sweet-tongued; -.

delicious, delightful,
a.

gentle-voiced

-lihiug a. tender,
;
delicate, living delicately, leading a

Ii^iiu

S. i^iuip^uMili

dainty life, foppish, effeminate, voluptuous; -^Afe^ S. ^laipliu/liuiir; -llhp,

uy a, dainty-mouthed, nice, sweettoothed -lik-pni-P-'B s , daintiness, delicateness, nicety ; -^t^ni-pji s. delicate
or voluptuous life, daintiness, softness, delicacy, effeminacy; -iuifb a.'
tender-voiced; -JhpP- a. soft-skinned;
;

-"iiuitT,

u,g.uj vn. to

soften, to

become

tender, soft ; fig. to become nice, delicate, to get soft or effeminate, to live
in idleness, in pleasures, to pamper
oneself, to give oneself up to effeminacy or voluptuousness ; - ju/iiliniipia
to throw oneself listlessly or lazily on
divans or couches, to sleep in soft
beds ; - apn^ujiif,,-, to addict oneself

mA

ipuiipliutgtiui_, a
to epicurism ;
duly kept feast or festival.

^u,]p\u,ukp a. fond of softness, of

delights, dainty, voluptuous, effeminate ; -ulpnt-p-fi s. love of delicacy, of

delights, voluptuousness, effeminacy;

-ufipm a. tender- or soft-hearted, feeling, sensible ; -uUnj^ a. bringing up
delicately ; -oiMti^- -"-* a. brought

up delicately, petted, delicate, nice

-

petted, spoilt child, child

cockered too much, brought up in lavender ; - I^lruAp softness ; -i/uAj a.
child-voiced ; -j/^/i a . wanting delicate care ; -gm-gu/hyiT va. to soften,
to render tender ; to take the greatest care of, to pet, to render delicate,
soft ; qbnJuiliu/b uii-ni-pu i to bancjuot
[tractable, docile.
on fast days.
iru/Lni.ii

,
fj a. soft-mouthed
$./^4^i a. very delicate,

i^iii^lihpuilu
4>i/<i/>i(

dainty,

most tender,young, fresh, new.

^ai^^ni-ia-^

s. delicacy, tenderness
effeminacy, daintiness, delight, plea-*
sure, voluptuousness; - ^^<, scrupulousness of conscience, scrupulosity; - /"/luiiuifj , niceties or delicacies
of thoughts ; - "//. u,pjnpJ-uM^p , delicacy of heart; - of taste; - it-puM,
,

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luxurious feeding, delicacies,

dainty meats, good living; .^m^ -t,
pleasant pastures; <;..t^-E, garden of delights -jop-t. holiday [. 4A.
ftrpJu -/3t nu,pj.,M,i,hu.f^, tastefully,
daintily clothed or dressed
i^kiflt.
^ -" to revel in voluptuousness S.
ipn-,,

in-law;

to marry, to give
; -lu^m-gu/blrijja.
one's daughter in marriage; -mpufu
s. wedding-chamber ; nuptial
bed ;
-/'r S. flJti.u/yuiimj"; -ni^pl, s. nuptials,

marriage, wedding;
bridegroom.

liuinuihhir*
^uiifnM.fi

a. delicate, soft,

.pill,

^hua,i-kp
l>t.,.

^utpuitTvn. med. to wheeze.

fptrppnt-iuppnu s. L. w. February.
ilyypt -

tris,

'^'^^^

fj s. bot. ruta,
rue, ruta sylves-

"s

hive, bee-hive.

the feathers

A? * tent-curtain, curtain;
- ihpufiig
breadth
side or

spur of mountains

ui,umaL.^u,'i,uig

shutter; -piTvn, to be divided in two.

^tiiJh'itp s. Chald. w, phelmoni, such
a one ; -^i/;i%^ - 1 or - A-i/i*/i in such
& such a place.
,

^hTfk-fi

-TCnli

p ov

n/ s. shell,

husk

- uiain^ rind, peel, paring - b-uMiLng

bark - fA^m-qp nut-shell - <?-"/
egg-shell ; - lAiftn/Am^ pod, cod,
husk - ^thghJhpPlij oyster- or tortoise-shell; scale; - mptt.tituA, co,

culus Indicus, fisher's berry.

4>^2(%/'Of s. chem. pycrotoxine.
^hTCniihj; b^l> va. to bark, to pe^l,
to pare ; - ^iliajiu to shell nuts.
^lT%ltm s. Pers. w. refined sugar;
candy, [corn-flower; S. ^n^rf:a-.//^4
ifftlA,^/ , ( s. Gr. w. bot. blue-cyanus,
^k'iintX.n s. bot. botouy.
4>-'L-^-<r > t-ijlt va. to cleave, to
rend, to tear, to divide, to open, to
break, to burst; -ltf,J-vn. to be divided, separated, to be in discord, to dis-

agree ;
gaper

-likuii_ ^n^npif.

open-mouth

lode ; -^n--ah
ing, cleft, aperture, chasm.
;

-4i.u<6- .

s.

open-

.<-fr^

f ,f,hmpng feather,

[broom.

f^hmpui^upn. a. plumigerous, plumy

-PuMip a. featherless , stripped of
feathers, plumeless, bare, plucked; ui,L%lrij to pick, to shake the feathers,
to pluck; - ilHihij to moult, to change
feathers ; -/li /tp or it^ a. well-feathered, covered with feathers, plumy;
,

oiujiii!rq_

wattled

miulauiuili

plumeallum -Jhpm-u a.
,
-u-yp a. feather-edged feather-edge ; iIuiTCuio. s.
;

feather-seller ; -t-np a. feathery, feathered, plumous; -i-nprn-P-}, s. plumosity; -^npi ih'i'liir vn. to moult; -/_
liim-Pff s.

moulting;

J-uiJhi'iiuMli

-ui^uA a. pertaining to the bridegroom, marital, conjugal ;.-*'""/'. w

auyvn. to espouse, to marry a person's

-p-h,

moulting-time.
a^b-mplili s. soft

^tuipauiuA^

feather, down.

plumipede.
^li;i,pnM.iup S' L. W.February, [pedlar.
iplrplr^i,/^
uig s. huckster; zSh"L~'
s.

^hpht-hif-lyir, ptriT, mtrirOT t-trprntiT

vn. to dress oneself with studied

elegance, with affected neatness, with
too great attention to effect, to be
very spruce or smart; to bridle up,
to strut, to carry proudly, to walk
k-jfi

with affected dignity.

^k-pP , ft^ s. piece, bit ; --/",

to tear, to rend, to lacerate.

^tuiy, [>j s. spouse, bridegroom;

husband; son-in-law; -u.6->-, m^ s.
paranymph
bride's man or maid
,

^h-inuitif S. ^t-uitir.

*.

-^ master or longest quills; jiupn-ui^

pki_n-u, to preen, cleanse or dress

4*-'ti'

linen

/.J

harmala.

^h-p-iuli

^k-fu/iiuy or -^t%iaj

ad. like a
[paranymph.

-oplfit

'-tp'"a * bride's man,

pluck, pull.
^Irmhir, ki/jiva. to pull or pluck out,
to depilate ; - i^k-mm-pa to pluck or
strip off feathers; - ^^'t/'"' iiip>pn,.ut
to tear out the hair or beard; *- inp
to fleece a person.
4>-i^'-% s. tearing out of the hair.
<ph-uinL.p, "ipng s. feather; "bm-pp.,
iTiM/iip -^
down, soft feathers; * lun^p

dain-

ty, voluptuous ; delicious, tender,

nice, exquisite; charming, gentle,
graceful; holy, sacred; - ad. delicately, tenderly, gently
- mlui-pj^u.!,
fine taste -fiip,^, tender or scrupulous conscience.

rue

a son-

espousals, nupti-

-ufcn-t/!p s.

als

4>|3>|a*

daughter, to be or become

^kp^hp^iupf;

s. bot.

samphire, pars-

ley-pert, crithmum.

^kp^hpulii

s.

bot.

4>-5^> j'-nji 3^'"j}

3^ va.

[laca sativa.

purslain
CI-

^kp a. miserable.
^ppui^pil- a. in full

portu-

one-handed;
[one-armed.
bloom.

^ppttT, hgl va. to put or shoot

forth, to cause to blow or blossom, to
deck with flowers; -^.Z" vn. to sprout,
to germinate, to shoot; to blow, to
bloom, to blossom, to open; S- Qi^.
^(S-Rp'ui^uiij. a. beautifully flowering, bloomy.

^Pl>R

s,

blooming

i^in^jn^m,

/.

to blow.
dried cow-dung for fuel.
^Pni-p s. powder, dust, sand, &c.

^p-pu/iips. particle, fragment, grain.

^Pclxf, t-j'y vn. to dry up, to fall

to dust.

[friable, frangible.

t^Ppmai-i

a.

^tii"i^

Gr. w. prison, jail.

-a s. Gr. w. ast. phylax.

*<^tiP'"a

s.

ia

'

or

Vl'il'i"'''

reducible to powder,

med.

//ni-iiA

lint,

scraped

-iliu/ut'it s.

lint.

^I'll'tnifiuiuitrui S'

destruction

s,

to

^.^jupW/l,.

to disperse.

uy

piece, bit, particle ; a.

^jpuip,u3p s. tufa sto'ne.
^luphib a. friable, frangible.
^lupirir, h^fi va. to pound, to crush,
to crumble, to bruise, to grind; to
roast, to toast, to torrefy.
^jupu/ii

4>^/'<I<-% a.

s.

[contamination.

friable,

spot, impurity, foulness,

^S-t./", A-jf va. to stain, to foul, to
sully, to maculate, to contaminate.
4>6^u''/^ s.

^li'iJiunifuij , [ig s. Gr. VI. philosopher

chorister, singer; -u,iaA a. philosophical ; -t<r S. \tinnuu,muPplrJ'; -n,.p S.

philosophy.

^in,.aL

_j/i
ij^fn Va. tO beat
cause to fall, to destroy, to
demolish, to ruin; to rout, to defeat,

down,

Pers. w-

large cross-bow, arbalist.

[ous.

i\fiui/i>u.ir.

ruin, waste.
^int-gtubhiT

s.

^[laip

^jl'iT S.

blossomed, flowered

^uiplia/i-liij

*4'/*A/

to fall, to fall or sink in or down,

to crumble, to fall or go to ruin.
^i^w a. falling, crumbling; -<"4 S.
*i^iu,L. s. pilau, stewed rice.
[^Vio*.
^ipp- a. lazy, cowardly, pusillanimr
vn.

shoot, sprout, blossoming,

a.

;
:
,

^irfili S. 4>/'^

[sophers.
chief of the philo-

[contaminated.

vn. to

^irli]i,r

^ffaJf S.

be stained,

^i>-ii/itp

sullied,

[bad, vile, abject.

impure, filthy,
with many elephants;
- piuifirai-Pl, herd of elephants ; -.
4t6-tuY.a. mounted on an elephant;
^b-nt.i a. soiled, dirty,

4>/yn%

priest's

s.

[,

mantle

Gr. w. cloak, mantle

-uMt.p a.

wearing a

mantle.
^[ir
eifl,

.^ftf,

sullied,

or (rn, a. spotted, staindirty; unclean, impure,

obscene.

-uiu^i

4*f '/. t'U"3 s. elephant - Jhimtulg

she - female -; f.n^l,^% ^^/, trumpeting of the - barrit S. i'.u^p^
,

^Mipji

4/'%

pine-tree

S. 2,'"-

beeoh-tree.
s.

g ptpiui

med. iliac
passion, twisting of the intestines,
volvulus, '^.<\kpuf.uMpi^p^^l,,
^l!bu,m a. Gr.w. poor, miserable.
ip[iuutu,// , mj s. fir-cone, pine-cone.
4'^'-7.*. S.
^["l; fish-scale; - or -.
4t s. Gr. w. arrest, prison.
4)f ^if 4 %il, or 1i./,u.1. s. Gr. w. S. UfL
Ta.^; phenix; Phoenician; - u,^u,.,p^,
Phoenicia.
f.uMi_

'^^-"ti^"'''' or 4'^t-"4t.% a. Gr. w.

physical;*, physician ; natural philosopher,
[w. basket, pannier.
^P'-pl't or ppin puioA puinK^,^ s, Gr,
^ff"* / *. rubbish, ruin.
I

^luAoiirvn.

^qia,atg[t

fl.

s.

Philistino.

moving, touching.

ast. to

to be deeply grieved at,

have one's heart full of pity, to be
much touched moved ^qilit-^aMi..
tjuf], ^t-uifjun.

to

excrement; -pt^t^^ or v-^

,

al,j, s. bot.

pt-pujiii

-u^tu.

4>^J4ii<^ a.

comae, elephant-driver,

s. chief-cornac; -^ui^
half-elephant-half-goat, chimera.

ipql'^ui

^/.a/i

uM^ s.

mahout;
*.

ad.

4>'^<i'(n/i a.

wane, to diminish.

jiupmiuunt-uig

his oyos

filled

[weep, emotion

tears.

with

spleen.
ifiqJ^n^Hi,
4>7^ni-4 s. iucliuation to
^unJhu s. Gr. w. hot. mullein, shepherd's-club, torch-weed, verbascum.
^inu^p s. elephant's tusk, ivory;
-a,j , -h-uMf pkl'j a. ivory, made of ivo:

ry

s.

S.

^qnu^p .

^rinpi-l, s.

4iXj^

[elephant.
elephant's foal , young

[dung-beetle.
s. scarab,

S. <l)i-2a4.

(p%^A-n.%

i^iuut^a

f^-it-iuh.

*itii.p^ a. dirty, filthy.

$5ijt,r, kof, vn.

sneeze

to puff, to

blow ;

S. Un-^it-if.

4>iif I.* s,

bellowing ; sneeze.

to

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4'ii"P*^p A? or .,y -pyu a, producing thorns, epiniferous; -^S-, -^

tj^tum a. covered with thorns, thorny;

of thorns or briars, thorny,

braky, prickly, briery
-/f^ a. extirpating briars; - ^.^k^, to pull up, to
~d'a fill

root out thorns or briars

-it[,% a.
bearing thorns -Ittp^, a. thorn-like;
;

-4/>i.o>^

woven of thorns;

a.

M*2^lp<"^S. Vi^f"i'lJ *-//'S. "^amiAliiT.

thorny

a.

4*2^'/.4*

4t*-f/

of thorns.
4>j^4 s. small thorn

gr.

spiny

[('Dapostrophe

^i^/"". 4'25"/' * farthing, mite.

4)^<-i

thorny, spinous

a.

^5

^^lu/iip s. pi.

S.

crumbs, scraps, small

^ii>t-[p a. triturable. [bits, morsels.

^^pA-./', h-^li va. to grind to dust or

powder, to pound,

to bruise, to crush,
to triturate, to pulverize; to crumble.
^yini-!tu . trituration, pulverization.
4n/? 1 fijj s. fold
plait , gather;
,

wrinkle; -hJ; k^li va. to fold, to plait;

to wrinkle, to contract; -furvn. to be
folded or plaited to wrinkle, to puck;

-ui^aij;

alternatively

astring-

tufns, re-

live

upon

trust, or

upon

credit.

^nluuipiMi^uir,r va. to

retribute

requite, to remunerate,

to

to

reward;

-phpiupuMp ad. metaphorically; -^mi

a. metaphorical, figurative, allegorical ; -ptrplrir, /rjp QT
pp phui VU- tO
transfer, to transport; to transpose;
,

change to reward :
succeed; -pt-pm-J, or -ia *. transport; translation, removal; allegory;
to translate, to

to

metaphor; -p'liui// a. translocated,

foreign ; -pi,u,lihjjni.g,u%k,rva. to translocate, to change residence or place;
-piiaililiiT vn. to emigrate, to remove
~^mlinu.p1, s. emigration ; -pnL.uu,'i,lr
vn. to change nature , to be transformed ; -if'iiu.jnt.p'ps. transmigration;
->f-npithir va. to execute the like, to
make a copy ; -if.npffn.-P'f s. taking a
copy, copying; -^-ptrJ- va. to transcribe, to copy; -q-uiiikiT va. to transfer; i-iupi s. reciprocity, return, recompense, compensation ; a. reciprocal, mutual, respective, alternative; u/iililitlhp geom. alternate angles ; -q.uip_
iuipuip ad. reciprocally , mutually
,
alternatively, vice-versa ; -j-utpSirj;
r/iet.

irjP va. to

recompense, to reward
;

-^uipJa^-ppiA

to
s.

ent, rough, harsh, sharp, acerb ;->-.

s. astringency, acrity, acerbity.
^nPnp s. top, whipping-top; -h-j;

reciprocity; compensation; -fpii^.ui

a. contagious, infectious, S. S"'p>"ifin_
f'l'i'i -q-pi""ihu ad. similarly; ifptrfp
a. transmissible, transportable; -q.pk-j;

hgp

Irgl,

-uyftii a.

pi
.

-,*_%/,_, by

mutually
lt!iin.phi_ i
to ask in loan - ioy., to
lend, to make a loan - u,niint.i_, to
receive as a loan, to borrow ;g -
Wunu'iihu to be overburdened by loans,
to be obliged to beg; -nii^t.u^ to
,

return like for like

er, to shrink, to shrivel up.

i^aPnp

lun.

ciprocally

-J;.!^,

a'"ia a. choked with briars, full of

thorns ; -"i/aur, uM^,y vn. to grow thorny, to bristle with thorns; fig. to have
one's hair stand on end from terror,
to be horror-struck; -a/h./* a. made
of thorn ; - muiuli crown of thorns.
4>^<a> , ^j s. zizyphus rubra.
.^luimlruutli a. thorny; S. ^^^hpuf.
'^^uifi s. bot. zizyphus lotus, seedra.

made

phon ]-

Va. to spin

round.

tempest, storm,
hurricane, whirlwind; - jiupn'-guM_
*t^, to raise a tempest - ^z.' * i&vnpest burst, a storm arose; S. \Spel'k'
^nPn[,l,^

pliiu^

s.

lihu,i_vn. to whirl, to whirl round; to

rush on like a tempest, impetuously;
-lihuiijx. stormy, tempestuous; impe[tuous.
^nPnpnJb a. vBry deep.
4>/?'><-/6-

ng ^iiPni-Pli
,

s.

folding,

plaiting, fold.

^nPiukiTvu. to

irritate or bite the

*^n2/'i. S. \lin^u,. [tongue or palate.

4i/'^i ng or ta * loan, borrowing;

anthem, response, antistropbe,

anti-

va. to transpose , to transfer, to

transport, to displace; to remove; to
copy; to translate; vn. to depart from
this world, to die ; -^pm-P^ s. transport , transposition , transmission ,
translation; removal; -^tpufinr, h^f,
va. to

transform, to metamorphose,

to transmute, to

change

-^t-puin^p'l

transformation , metamorphosis ,
change ; rhet. trope ; -in^u,i_ a. invited, called on ; -4/o.yj ih%lnl'ov y^ra._
i/nT va- to repay a loan ; to reward,
to remunerate; -iujii^ s. anthem; -^
iir^h,r, &c. S. ^ni,.u,iihpuiir
&e.
-jpuMpilru,i_ a. taken up, translated
s.

to

heaven;

-Jht^'iiat.pJ, s.

metamery

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,,

50
allelogony

allelobasy ; -ikiyhqhir va.

to convert reciprocally, to the contrary ; -fhiini-pT, s. mutation, change^n^ui% pr. instead of, in the place

of, for

S. i^nfiiii/bniif

of exchange,

^nl.u'iufl,i, s. bill

.note, draft; ij^nluu,'iighi_q-, to

a note or

bill; S. [^f.ndi,h-in,.p-l,u'i,.

^nfuu.'iiu.li

in return for,

instead of; -

in his place

whereas

ijp,

as

for

substitute ; lieutenant; vicar; successor; exchange, bar^n/uu/iiuiii

ter,

s.

[,

compensation

-u,.. ad.

by

consul

proconsul

change of clothes

ment

^uj%j.lri,j[,j

changes

irj^

name

-^to^^S.

of raiI haVB

transitorily; -j".

'^afuiu'ii^uipuip ad.

i>iA a. moveable, strolling ;gr. transitive ; -jt-iT, lrj[i va. to transmit, to hand

down;

vn. to be converted, turned,

changed or transformed S. ^n^,a%ui_
;

sbf.^- endorser; -jni'fi or^^m-ffi

transmission; transition; endorse-

tbp'i
*.

ment; meeh. translation.

^ij/auitifuipin
i^tn/uuia-nt.
s.

pj

uij

.9.

s.

debtor.

borrower

^afuiMtiliu^uin-ni^p fiiSb s.

b^^-t^i^iLi
;

-li^nJip S.

^nfuu/builikj; h^f, va. to

to

exchange,

make an exchange,

substitute for, to

fill

to barter

to

the place of; to

succeed; to permute, to alternate;

to compensate, to counterbalance quihqp to take the place of, to substi;

tute for; - qui'bJ.'ii [, iftpu-f 7!'^,up,L._

P't, to give oneself for the truth; to sacrifice a person for the
public safety; - ^lr,%a {.l.^
4^1,0^
f,
"-l>"--.p, to hazard one's life in defence of a person ; ^JL.^; jt iiiAug ^u/i,..., to die rather than yield...
^nluiM.'hu.^ni-P-t s. change, exchange,
barter, counter-change; supplying the
place, substitution; succession, permutation turn, vicissitude; -p^/r^.^,
vice-consulship proconsulship.
^nli,,i/iilfl^, s. allogone.
^nfiiut'iiniiii.
"J * substitute, representative; vicegerent, vicar; successor; compensation, equivalent; - ./..
.pu',1,
vice-roy ; - ui,nu,i,l,u,iipl, , patriarch's vicar general; - puibui,h,u^
Ifuj

cdmmerce.

^nfi,MiMUtujn-ni,-P P t^. ^um~tun.tanJtgit^P[i\

mi. , iiij s. lender ; mni-rr^p% s. loan;

successive; -mpi-/*, tg^

a.

recom-

va. to restitute, to requite, to

pense; ^.^n^uiii-plrir:, -o>^ni./(;.restitution, restoration, retribution, recompense change, mutation lending.

;

muneration, recompense
^nplMMMliUMtLnp

-nt-fit

borrowing.

uipur^u/ti

an-paip

vn. to

swer, to contradict, to gainsay

ad. in one's

(pn/uu/iiat-i &C. S. I'/rpafAnt-Iri

&C. ;
-mpuip ad. denominatively -ni-Pf,tX
s. rhet. antonomasia.

pj.tr^u[,, vice-

uipiuplt ~~^n ^jjr^[lufaina

given Egypt as your ransom.
fpn/iiui%iMifiuipu/i,li,r,

change; compensation.

turns,

alternatively, reciprocally, mutually;

-"es"iit< vice-roy; -

aa a

- gfc^

because u/i,J^ ^n iA<J/Aip,your life shall be surely for

his uju/r^ - nt-pnt.^ to Say in a person's name.
as, since,

pr. instead of, in place of;

exchange or
reward for - */
in

much

bill,

endorse

*ni

duplicate key false key ; -Inr, t^fi va.

to substitue, to fill or take the place
to die
of, to succeed to ; - q^lruAu
-ni.(3-^iy, s. substitution, succession
vicarship, vicariate; permutation, ex-

recompense ,
compensation, retribution, remuneration, reward return, requital, satisfaction, revenge; pr. in exchange or
^nfiMuipl/b

plfbuMj

s.

return for, instead of, for ; ad. reciprocally; - !^uiunt%, amends, indemnity, reparation ; - ^jt^n-P? return
visit; ^uipi -pt'i'b condign recompense; iuaiihi_,^j.u,pi -pf'tfit to give
,

like for like; 4"""-jr""^^z_ t- ^"""i

to ra'ake up to, to indemnify for.

>

^njautpk'iiutmpnijph s. Tecompenso.
^nfuuMp^ikir, t-gfi va. to compensate,

reward, to content, to

to return, to

acknowledge ; to indemnirequite -^ti_ s. compensator

satisfy, to
fy, to

-'iini.p-J,

ov'hni.ah

s.

f^n/u.up^iai^uMi a.

compensation.
mutable.

<pf./aiiip^ir,r, Irgj, Va. to coHvert, to

change, to turn, to transform -{^'Z"
/i [uhiuig
to become mad ; -i^^s. phys.
commutator -^m-P^^i or int.m, s.
conversion, change.
;

vice-roy, vizier; -".

vice-regal; -ncj, s. viceroyalty,
viceroyship.
^n/ii-ii,p^,iij s.

^M*

a.

t^nfHuiunptiTva, to borrow.

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;;

V^fi'timpuAkirvn. to talk nonsense,

to rave, to dote

-iuA,ui,r, u,j/uy vn. to

go mad; -luiuiuMmiCuin- ilfuftirvn. tp adduce or allege pretexts, to make pretence

to feign, to counterfeit; -^j....

/*f -*/. mental alienation, madness,
insanity.
of,

^nlubiT, frj/f va. to change, to convert, to transform, to modify ; to remove , to displace , to transfer , to

transport

to succeed; to translate

^pitijiubu or qppuuunLiitl

transgress God's

^L-umilJU

commandments

tO

^utt^trpjla to change one's clothes;

- ^"uif,^, to shift one's shirt or shift;
- ipiiuMlin^p-'B to shift one's quarters,
- ^mupi^^a
to remove
to alter or
change one's mind; - qiimmliJ-, ( ._
i/hel^L.) 'o commute a punishment; ,

f'i" j^pil'^"' to raise the eyes to

heaven; - p i,uy ilr,jn^, to translate
into

Armenian;

S. Xhifn...

^n^lij; y^ty vn. to change, to he

changed or modified; to be transported, to leave, to remove, to go, to pass ;
- j^k t juiumhiajii to depart this
life, to cease to live, to die; - f 4"'muiiini.p1 to break or fall into a fit
of rage ; - ifma^ /# .... to transport
oneself in thought to
^n/ui^iq-t-ui^ s. food made of the
flour of parched corn, as helva, &c.
*4n^t/^/i/^ s. hasty-pudding; - /
^mPu/iik, frumenty.
^n/upiif. juiiii-nj s- flour of parched
corn ;^ hasty -pudding made of butter
,

&

loans

s. bol.

I's

uil^uthfaatj . Car-trUmpOt ; ^uyliminufp

-, speaking-trumpet ; - t-p^t-^iA,!, ,
organ-pipe ; - irluuMf,uip^i shank of a
tobacco-pipe ; - ^pit barrel; - 4/".
fpini-g gun-barrel; -4.u//.*-y , leadpipe, conduit-pipe ; S. luti/x4 1 bqk^'b ; ^Ir'-t ~ bot. water-plantain,
alisma ; ^itHi -y , blast of trumpet
,

[i

A,ufl,

-y

by sound of trumpet ;-

trumpet,

^up^a/iiiru i,'i,^gni-gui%iri_, to

sound the trumpet, to wind or blow

the horn, to play on the horn.
^nqiupuip ad. like a tube ; -'/ "^ .
sonorous as a trumpet.
to

4>'/<<'4

"J

s.

tube-shaped shrine

anat. bronchia.

pertaining to the trumps. cravat, neck-cloth,

stock ; -/iiupii.mj a. warning by sound of
trumpet ; S. ipmiioiiap ; -^.^ju/i. s. med.
bronchitis; -l/^aM-P-'t s. band of trump(jfrniiu^u-i a.

et; -4.o^

[,

uig s. trumpeter, hornets; -i,iup

blower, cornetter; -^lupnif s. trumpet sounding; -.Jfc. a. trumpet-shaped
,

tube-shaped,cilindrieal;-*t>As.trumpet-signal ; - Jimp^uitit-u to signal vyith

the trumpet ; -u^u. s. comfort, com-

^miuip

change of clothes.

uMg

-/. s.

interest, fruit of

mutation
change
j'st' passing from this world to the
next, exit, decease, death - U Tl"-.
afi, Assumption.
ipapint-ta s.

-mliuii,

uig

s.

minstrel ; S. ^nqutiiup;
,
trumpotcr's voca-

mpnt-lruin

tion.

-ni-l3-pt.% s. tradition.

^"'L'

forter.

honey.

*i^nlu'bnpii. s.

^nfunpif.

black-aldor, frangula.
throat ; neck : street
corridor, lobby, passage, gallery; upni-uitil, neck or gullet of a bottle
nJi,t-i_ ^n^
seize or take one
i:rl'3 ' to
by the throat, to arrest.
4)nf^, j s. trumpet, horn;
fig. apostle ; tube, pipe ; conduit, canal ; reed
asper, mite, sou, halfpenny; money;
f^nl^m-n-l

<^nquMgui>- s.

med.

mumps, the croup,

angina

quinsy

diptheria

a.

at-

tended with angina, having a quinsy.

i^nquii-np a. gluttoUOUS.
s. pi. pence, moneys.
^aqhtT, kgp vnu. to trumpct, to announce with the trumpet, to sound the
horn, to intimate or warn by sound of

^niikiat

ng OT uig s. thong , Icathor

thong, strap, girth; leather whip;
zool. phoca, seal, sea-calf; - nomft,
leather belt ; - ut'ti^fuitaiii mech. end^nlf

less strap.
^n^uiliuiui a. bound with thongs;
~e,u,%ni-pt, -Jik-1-ni.p^ s. art or calling

of a.cordwainer, saddler or harness[maker, &c.

^nlfhuy a. leathern.
*4>nij4</^'i. leather-sieve.

^n}iaui%a. web-footed, fin--, fin-toed.

a trumpet; to cause to march on to

the sound of the trumpet; vn. S. l^"p.
^nqtrpuii^

s, unttt.

jugulai voiu, aorta.

tho Miut ; numl>^UM%

Master of the Mint.
^ntifrpu/bnj

S.

^nilhpif.hir^.^nt]_^uipliuM'iitJ'.

^ni^ing

s.

-ft

[lar.

neck-chain, necklace, col-

94

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,

4>n3
4in.^2. * 200^-

bag.

4>/"/^'-,( . hair-net,

[stone.

^nuninirir, kj/p vo. to cut the thfoat,

slaughter, to kill; ^Jku!bu, to cut each other's throats.

^niinmlif_ S. CUt-thrOat ; -umM-Hi, s.
^nqapuiii S. |],7.'"-f.<<7
[murdering.
^n,in^,utj s. street; Jiu'iip -.narrow-street, alley; -^ ^usfmn-o/j mercery, mercer's shops ~^ ^ihmm^I^ 2py <
water-pipe, conduit ; /. -/ in the
to behead,

to

open street; - muju liuiplru liiu^Jki,

Pmini^l^, to open a way, to fray a way,
to cut a road through the enemy.
^innjiuilri- a. street-shaped; -Jk2_
middle of a street ; -jiup^u,i, a. furn-

s.

^\\Z

7 i2

lamprey, murena, suck-

ished with corridors.

^niijMiuMm s- neck-cloth, neckerchief.
^niipuiii tug s. S. ll.^"'-f-'57 ; pipe ; suction-pipe; - ifiuiluumli
^^wfailiu/it
blast eduction-pipe.

ter? what does it signify? v/hat of

that ? >fl'- k .^l"U what is that to you?

what does it matter to you ? if - k

what does it concern mei' what
does it matter to me? nonsense !he did not take it into,
lfiil_ ^niikp
account, he took no heed of it; ^t ^
ffiii,

/i%<j

am

a.
wovcu
fumjshed
with fringes or trimmings, fringed.
^nqjpnqt!^,i,i_

to play in the
to glitter, to sparkle,
to gleam, to.sheen, to blaze, to twinkle,
^niiJin.iliMr, irijuj vH.

light, to shine,

no matter

it is

to

me,

the

it is all

to me, I don't care about it, I

indifferent about it; ^n^ihti p^i^ -

Ipilbpk

they care for nothing.

prompt,

live-

^yP-tupuiif. a. diligent,

[zealous.

ly, active.
^niP-irn.ui'iiifii

u.

forvcnt

ardent

^njp-f^ip-tug a. quick, swift, rapid.

^^4n/^ a. the soil of which

the sand of the desert; -^ni-p
turbid or muddy water.
^n^h-iifuit

same

-/ly

-[uuin^i a.

is

a.

as
of

covBred

wither full of dust, dusty; -4nq_a.

mixed with dust; s. dusty soil; -mt_
u.4 a. like dust, powdery very small,
;

-uihuui^n,.pi,ti s. atom,
mote, minute particles.
[water.
^n^2s"-l' * barley-flour mixed with
thin,

light

Mi'hq.ni-P-t
eagerness, assiduity, interest, care
--,-/.
ipnt-Py ad. diligently, soon, promptly,
hastily ipm-Pn/ uiiiq.ni.p: ad. eagerly,

^nj .^"<5 *. dust - or - 4p"gun-powder, powder - liu,.^i-ni

tan, oak-bark; -^^u.p[,, powdersugar - lt.,^^iyg,ug sweet-powder;
-i,irpuMg, hair-powder; n,ni-,p t"Vr'a
i,yptag
powder-box % i^n^y a
cloud or whirlwind of dust; t'''^Lt'''l.
/ -, /. - n-mpAnt-^u/iiti, to powder, to
grind to dust, to reduce to powder, to
pulverize ^"-^ ^n^f-n^. to cover or
sprinkle with dust; ft - ,i.,MMiu.i_, to be
reduced to powder, to be pulverized;
to crumble into dust, to moulder a-

carefully, earnestly, ardently, passionately - UMn^k/j ntiihlj ifl.hu ~ I' '^2.

to scintillate, to coruscate; to trim, to

adorn with fringes; to cause to shine, to
i^nTCn/^ &c. B.'^kTirr/j &c.[emit rays.
(|>/y/?, ifn^pnj ov PI" p-ntl_s. Care,
solicitude, study, attention, entreaty;
,

diligence, promptitude, activity, celerity, hast, hurry; a. active, diligent,

careful, prompt, vigilant, assiduous;

;-,5-,-g-,

ju/bAlt'tj mjiiiru to bc auxious or zealous about, to apply oneself with diligence to, to take to heart,
to be warm about, to endeavour or
strive to - .nu.%t^, to take care of, to
uitthint-i_j

care, to
uin.lru,i_,

solicite,

to

watch ;-/

seriously, earnestly;

Jk2_

Jt^^

- that is no matter to us, what is that

to us ? ^t p'i_-< no matter, nev.

er mind,

it is nothing; #7^ ^/. q,i(^u,^

P'L - kp ^"fuj not that he cared
- JtS- Up ^'p ./</, he
for the poor
took great care of that; ^ - (,%^ ,un.,
%h,r, I don't care, it is no matter to

""S

way; -

juipnt-gufuhij to raise a dust;

Puit-ui/Pc: to roll in the dust; p-o^

to dust, to beat the dust

shake off the dust, to free
irom dust; ^-U^y^kg uii/p.uin%iajp
jiuJiMfu i,u,uut'bkp
a thick cloud of
dust rose up to the skies - uiJ'uiuiiln.

Pul,hi_

out

ij-

of, to

t/pplffs-ut^ ^paiirqh-ui^

iftuh-t^l^

cloud of dust arose

heavens

&

nfrp^^%

obscured the

S. 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/"

me

^J/^A

gu/ii

./

%-^

all their care,

effort or

thought; ^/"- 4. what does that mat-

<^n^/u,jtu,i_ a.

reduced

to

dust

di-

gested.

^n^.n
-[j;
full

a.

hyy

dusty, covered with dust;

be covered with, or

vn. to

of dust.

,,;,

4>np
s.

[,

u,^

-or

ipn^,%^u,i.i,p a. affected with scrotocele, ruptured.

ence, proof; endeavour, undertaking,

enterprise, expedient; triSl, adversity, misfortune; temptation ; probation; a. experienced, expert, practis-

-y

ed; approved, tried, pure; ^

$n,

or

_3

*.

/,

trench, hollow

ditch, pit, foss;

grave

%k-ij ^.nph-b-ij ifinplru to

- or - 4u.,/_
dig a ditch, to

- 4wi.%-^
L ^'"'l^
to intrench, to circumvallate'
*^nua.^uju, s. grave-digger; -^tr^ji a.

ditch, to trench

^pi

*np

735

s^anat. scrotum ; -u.%^

scrotocele ; - j;,lr,it;% sarcocele;
t^nija

by or from experience;
hard

trial

ad.

-, a

/^.o

paijiHuJtiy - experience
- physical experiment
,

p'i,iuq.p,n-i'/iuA

taught by experience;
- to be experienced, versed,
exercised ^- iuniini.i_, - ^npihi, f, J'inu/blrij to experience, to make an
experiment of, to attempt, to make
attempts, to try, to assay, to prove,
-nil_ nt.uhuii_,

il^iri_

excavated, hollow.

^nunt.n.utj, f-j

luup-yi-

Gt. w. fire-fly

s.

glow-worm.

mcasuro, lO'h part of a pot.

^nuijinp f, s. Gr. w. phosphorus, S.
Xnt-uuittJ,'!!
&c. -lulfuiii a. phosphoric;
-uiiu/iini-Ppi.i s. phosphorescency.
i^nains.

^nf,

ov

n)

ft

abdomen,

belly,

s.

paunch; womb, bowels, entrails; concavity, cavity, hollow; side, part; S.

P#7i..
zool. S. fl|</
sea-scorpion, father-lasher , scorpsBna ; a. hollow
empty, void; - u/iiop-n^, capacity of
vases; - i<.i-/ mar. keel, ship's bot;

tom, careen
melon.

- ut^f

seed-pulp of

^npuiq-pb-iTva. to engrave, to grave

to etch; ^pn^s. engraver;- ^ ^ujml., wood; - J-uM%.

J-uM%inui2pi'ilj

utui2i""L! etcher; -ifpn^B s. engraving;

- nL.uui^pui^ui% heliographic - ; /"/_
i^uymtrif^b
Mi(minuif^
steel
wood wood-cut; - J-uiiiuiui^fMy^,
,

etching; 4i"'^'"n.,u^u,% -fr^ .print-seller.

V^nnuih I [i or nj S. ^npni-uii^ ; #y S.
^apui^a/ii a. Caesarian

-/i^ a. in-

tattling
tongue
babbling; ~%IiItuiiji. without seam.

discreet

light of

diarrhcea.

fynpui"!,^ s.

ipnpuijuiL. p
-ni-PJ s. belly-ache,
pain in the bowels; colick, gripes;
-jat-juiiitirijitAJti va. to bend forward;
-t/tnqng u, with hollowod streets.
ifniihiT, h^y va. to dig, to hollow, to
ditch, to excavate, to hollow out; to
sap, to undermine ; to engrave, to
notch, to jag; - qu,^, to tear out the
[menian chasuble).
eyes.
i^nplipiug a. open in front ( the Ar,

to experiment; /i - uipliu,'i,hi_, to put

to the trial or test, to torture -ipnp^
to renew an attempt,
4t-i_ ^h-puiLpi
to make a new effort
[ #^/J/A - /!

to put to the final

proof; [,iru,';ni. - y^, to prove death,voluntarily to encounter death ;^u._
tnni.gu,%hi_qpilh

'iititfu n~- uiiL. nopnL.[3b 'lip

Armenia was the first to feel his strength;
g "bnp ^uiiiif-pup liu/lig 'hut hO WaS put

jtuitiniuii

to

new

trial

nj

ov p

s.

trial,

test, proof,

attempt; specimen, sample; experir

iTuimhaMi. h,. juip^uipu'u

- iruMi,ni., even the righteous were in

mortal danger tf>mhin^,f- u,n^, well
knowing what a man he is qy.ui%[y ^_
"-,he was beaten; -k< he is experienced, he has much practice; aiph-iu[^n^ iyL. nut^M^nj p pnllu
gold &
silver are tried in the furnace ;S.S4l6.
i^npimfiu/i, a- experimental; empiric;
tried, proved; ^n^pi, s, empiricism;
-4/y a. tried or experienced together.
;

i^npiu/i,, .j s. proof, assay, trial;

tentative.
[tried, tempted.
^npAuiiltu^pg O. fpltpjtinj^pq t_np a.
^npStiu%p s. temptation ; evil, tribolation, misfortune, disaster, mischance;
;

D. ^npjtu/ft

4)n^.Ju.i^tm.arch-tempter,thedevil.

^nplmn-ui^aA a. experimental; -^ s.
touch-needles, assaying piece or slip;
-n.ni-, tug a. experienced, expert; -_
n-nt-p-fiiX s. experience.
^npiuM^iap

s.

touch-stone.

^npJihir, tj/i DUi to attempt, to try,

to

experiment, to

make an experiment

put to the
test; to tempt, to sound, to try; to
tempt, to allure, to entice -f r vn. to
be tried, tempted to try, to endeavof; to prove, to assay, to

our, to seek

^npA

^npJtli^,

to be purified, refined.
-in^s. trier; tempter; as;

sayer; S. 2,4*


,
;,

*n^
^apAni-Ti

s.

misfortune,

calamity ;* - nAhu to be tempted to;

[i tupliaMbki_, uiut'iihi_, to lead into
temptatiofi

jiu'iP-t-u

'P^

^o resist

temptation; j"7^fo_. i^-lp^L b -Pi'

to succumb to temptation.
^npn'b {i s.L. w. forum.
[bellow.
^npnuimir OX mhW Vn. to TOar tO
,

tptjpnuip

utL-iua $,

eutrallS,

bowels, guts; pith, heart,

intestines,

kernel;

uti^rn

ng s. hollow, cavity, exipiwiini.u.bcavation; notch, score, hole;- ^t_

the ventricles or cavity of the
f"5
brain -y /y a. hollow.
[tion.
iiinpnM.ai, s. hollowing out, excava^npni-paijt S. Stolo.
[grOOVG.
^n(,n^, u,g s. ditch, cavity, hollow;
,

^npik

S.

Miff

j'rai. pooh! fie! fie for shame!

(^n^p-, -u ad. hastily, soon;
#._
'iik-u to rend, to tear in pieces.
^ni^p-uMpuAi a. speedy in speech

*4>"-

quick speaking; -tw, hg^

vn. to

speak

&

too fast,

too indistinctly; -pi^ S.

^ni-Pu,uil;u ; ~il, a. pressing, important, desirable; -i^i-p a. quick-eared;
intelligent, sharp-witted

earnest, diligent;

-liu.<r a.

swift of foot.
or t"^l*p vn. to
haste, to hasten, to be quick,

^ni^l3-utir,

make

^nM^PuAui^^

^ni^P-nil* ^nL-P-mn S.

^nM-Ptwt^Pp S.

^nt-(3-iMtgat-!fiM

Pp

wane

p.

crumbling, falling, fall ast.

-^ ruins, rubbish t - "^l^i_'

4><-^ s.
;

to ruin, to destroy, to crumble ; ^ (ni-upi p - k, the

l-uMi_, to go to

mm;

waning.

is

4>i>i.^ s.

i^ni^u

-p

Gr.w.

smoke

smoky.

a.

crumbling.

a. friable,

damp, moist.

f^m-i/b^ a. soft,

fig.

est; -Clip a. diligent, careful, attent[quick, speedy, prompt.

ive, heedful,
i^ni-P^nm tt. vory diligent, active,

moon

-u,t-tug a. intestinal.

*n^

754

temptation

-2Ci-./"a.

wgty

'"

eager, to hurry; to strive, to endeavour; to be diligent, to apply oneself

to;^-, to be slow, not to hurry, to
take one's time
^m-PuY?!^ mnAt-^
qtUti to do anything in a hurry; ^n-_
Rai I quick ! make haste ! i{in,.p-ui 4-^
yinl, come down quickly Ijiyi, jf,,uflM
tlini-p-,yp he dreamed of nothing else
Tnan * * c/"'/ ui#i_tuc_B-/ Jim^ptMij* uh
my chief desire is to ; ti. ntuipif. ^ni__
fd-uMiT J^i^i~ liiuinitiph-an^ & how am I
straitened till it be accomplished!
^nt-P-uiiTu,^ a
hastening death ,
causing death quickly ; -dhn-mg a.
forgetful, oblivious, of short memory;
-"iiiu^,
-ui^u ad. in haste, hastily, diligently, promptly, rapidly, quickly,
soon; -u,r, a. diligent, eager, careful,
attentive, studious; -afipm a. eager,
impatient, in haste : -gn^m, s. haste,
eagerness, ardour, zeal; -gm.^iu'blfj'
va. to make haste, to hasten, to urge,
to solicit, to accelerate, to dispatch,
to expedite; -^n^jl,i_u. urgent, earn;

^/. lA^, ,l,%2b s. root or stalk bunch,

nosegay, bouquet; - 4pt.^tr, bouquet,
girandole, crowning-piece; - jp/.
'hlri_, to make a nosegay.
^ni-u ip^g s. thorn, spine, prickle ;
bol. thistle; /.. an Armenian note (
);
;

- Hu/ii bone
fish-bone
crown of thorns.
,

^ni-^nftuiu/iM

guard, saitellite
guard-house.

w- body-

uMg s. Pbts.
,

ufumJ^

life-guard

qop.^

oven bake-house
; 4'"jf"'- ^Yn^a-n/
baking-oven
f-npirlt
Dutch oven; - ^uiuuipm^uij common,
parish oven - fun^tuli/rpn^lt kitchenrange ; - lu'iiuynqui^u/i,
oconomical
stove, soup-kitchen; - IiiJb''""vb 'brickkiln; - liplriht portable oven; portable air furnace; /> - or ilia.tu%, in the
oven 2^n.ni-guh,lsi_ ^to heat the
4>'i<-<i.%

kiln

ifa-iu% s.

S <4 m^o-u/u

kiln-hole

oven, to charge, to fill ; uMpliuiuy/^

-"it, to put in the oven; S. P^.
*^nt-n.%pp s. misshapen loaf.

/ain/ a. rotten, putrid, spoilrottenness, corruption, putre-

^nt-uw

ed;

*.

ft

faction - uimaiiruAj caries, cariosity;

i^num^Muj . caravanserai. [S.U,iiiu.>SK.
;

^/<-^a-

splinter,

s. broken piece, bit, chip,

fragment ; - dmiw-n) , shear-

ings or flue of linen or cloth, stuff,

hards.
[law-suit.
^ni-pupi_ s. Pers. w. process, action,
<{><Y'^""-^"'^ s. poorpoozna, (kind
of grapes).
4)<r<^ liigng s. Pers. w. breath, wind;
intestinal gas, fart, wind, flatulency,
windiness ; swelling , pufSness ; fig.
turgidness, bombast; - ^uiuMpmni-pi
gust or fit of pride; utiiiiufU -, noise,

.;

,'
;

*n"P

degrees, insensibly ; - -^ j#n.ra,

shortly before ; - Jp /r.-u* ti. - Jp^-u
*<-, - /iV tt., little was wanting,
there was little wanting to, almost,
nearly ; - Jfii-u - *. uAliu/b^jt I was
very near falling in ; - i^ t/- uuium.

if-nfti

- coecinea.

i^at-,^^

nuip liif, my feet were near

sliding; ^ f*^ ^mJlapk-ij ^ifi'^^'to ~
[iHL p-nLli^
j^'ii' ' to hold as trifles, to
consider as insignificant ; ( ^in^nt^iu
ju,plTMui_ i-y^ij to stand upon trifles,
to lay much stress upon things of no

bellow, pair of belblast engine ; mus.

bag-pipe; hot. follicle, seed vessel; ihn^uM^ , snapper bellows
M^uip^^ -,
single bellows; - j-uMpf^im,/
smith's
or forge bellows; - kpii-lriin'i,!, organ-

lows

ifi^nj s.

'iiiruii_klfb

viech. blast,

bellows

4>2b

75ii

less fart, fizzle, foist j - wpJtial,ki^

^a,%lri_ -u
to fart, to let a fart, to
break wind; {^ufuJtuju) to fizzle, to
foist; -in/i^uf^^nr^, farter; fizzler,foister.
^ni^u[iui s. bot. fachsia; - itlipiu%h-_

importance;

double bel-

ki'hl''' 'i"'i^"'L'

S. Q*'^. C"" &c.

^a^puipu/i, a. low-speaking; -n--P-'B

lows.
s.

palliation, relief, sol-

-if-lrir, hjjf,

va. to palliate, to re-

^aifn^Mi/iip

ace

to lighten ; tii. palliative,

easing.
^nilmfu a. alternate, mutual, reciprocal ; ad. alternatively , by turns,
mutually, reciprocally.
ifn^.nluuMii!i, a. changeable, variable, changing, mutable, varying, inconstant; restless, unsettled, unsteady; transmutable, alterable ; -n^-Z^-? *.
variability, mutability; transmutabililieve,

ty

-4f

-'ff* cheap, of
value ; -if-fni-lu a. small-headed ;
-H-nfii a. smaller; minor; -l^i a. small-

*.
'

low expression;

little

eyed;
little;

^iuuuili a. short-sized,

-4"*^

hasty; -^nif-nuPf . pusillanimi-JL-uj a, of short duration, transi-

tient,

ty

tory

iTinnt-P-liL^ S. ^nvpia^nij.ni-[3-lt

AiiMitT S. ^n^pliuhiuMiT:,

ulrj' O.

^tippbiaqfiL-Bu/bn-ir

a. retailing

^n^pkj;

convert, to vary, to
modify, to permute, to transform, to
alter, to turn, to

transmute.
^n^n/u^^ J. changer, modifier.
^nifinlunt-P-t ov ni-Uu s. chango, mutation, alteration, variation, convertransformation
permutation
sion
transmutation ; change, vicissitude,
turn; commutation; season; ilmipnfu^
,

itnu^ip uiphn-uilltM^li

tropic

uAni.m'ly

tropology, allegory.

^iMP
small

minor

^"'^'3 ^* l**'tle,
incoBsi4erable, trifling
- /Ai. - Jb somewhat, a little;
*

#*"*- .0"^^!^

few

^n^nM. liSii, in few ; almost; jlrui ifin.

j^'" - P'i.
^n,. , ij/i%li tfnp"'- P'i_
shortly after, in a short time, shortly;
from Small matters; /
{, ifin^ni-uin ,
ipn^ntii
in small things / fitpm-nm
or i^n^pni-u, in infancy, yet young;
_ uaiL. ^ ihnpnL. ihnont- tun- fi

pink-

fickle-minded, fickle,

a.

-ifrty

-miup a. narrow -mlmui^ or

;
mkuln^a. of small size, little; -jnt-yu/.

eyed

unsteady, unsteadfast, inconstant,volatile; -Jium-P-I s. flckle-mindedness

fickleness, inconstancy.
^nipnluh-it a. subject to change
mutable transmutable.
^a^n/uttT lrj[i VU. tO chaUgO tO

short,

pusillanimous; impa-

a.

microscope; *-i-np

S. ^^7/ ad.

^nifinlutuJlfut a.

>

S.

"H'^IB

25"f";

^'

-.p.uitiiuli

%.T\_uMiCuiit.h,'\^'3>!-"a.uiliiJii

va. to

k-jjli

to cut the hair; -

shave

to trim,

to cut
one's hair, to have the hair cut.
Vnpi'i'^i p^'u'h. p^nt^ip k'^s ^' very
little, quite small, tiny, wee, slender,
scanty, petty, slight; minor.
ifn^pliuIiiuiJ', uijjUMi vn. to grow less
or shorter , to shorten , to become
smaller, to be lessoned, diminished, to
[degrees.
decrease.
^nppliuiuiku ad, little by little, by
-i^lrpM, {...p

^n^pliui^ai-^u/hlrirva. to

rcudcr less,

make

smaller, to shorten, to lessen,

to decrease, to diminish ; to extenuate.
^n^p^ni-P-'B s. littleness, smallness,
tenuity, diminution, decrease, lessening; extenuation.
4>n^/>f./' a. pusillanimous ; shortto

witted, shallow, weak-minded; light,

easy ; p.hn:b - light burden ; - u,niilru
,

to lighten, to lessen, to ease

.

-{.nL.p-'t

lightness, slenderness; pusillanimi-

by

little

ty ;low-mindedness, baseness, coward[llUeSS.

^a^pni.p-'^B.^npplint.p'l.
^^r, irgfi vna. to blow., to breathe

&

little, little

by

little,

by

to swell, to inflate; to expire; to die;

S. 2,"if^

blows.

&

fl?^f

4"v/&

'/it

the wind

*sn

*P*

75C

^^^ai-^u/iihirva. to blow, to swell.

or %^
(10 pence).
([/xiAt-

wind-instruments.
^^n_a. blowing, breath.
*4i"-i *. blow-pipe.

^P^t-iif.

i^nf/iiuuiu/ii

Phrygian.
[chafe.'
ui^s. baker, oven-keeper.

'"j^

4>/i-^/f.u></'i

^nii^ir, h^Ji vn. to

sneeze; to cry, to bellow; to neigh.

*^n./y Jw s. cloth, table-cloth; - *_
altar-cloth "^/i-t^ ^- utp]iiu__
ifu/bnf
,

>'t^-.to lay the cloth;

to

remove the cloth;

p.u,a!iii-i_ij-

-u.4

s.

4>""'/."i

^utiuiu

-loif-nph-

s.

iii(,[,aiy

mat-maker;

rush-mat;

-A-/ a.

iruij

brushwood,
or

lrlruii_

hni-ifhuMi_

vn.%0 be detached, taken away, to

escape, to break away, to shake off,
to get rid of; S. 3fo:""'"'4*
i^pirm-qu/iiirir, j/> va. to detach, to
save, to deliver, to free, to set free.
^pliuii-nph- u/j a. salutary ; *. saver,
deliverer; redeemer, saviour; -tJ"

made

of mat; woven with rushes ; -fi *.

small mat; tissue of rushes.
^uluuiir f s. vomit; ^i-i j.ainjiiiiif [1
- t'-r the dog returns to his vomit.
<|>/^i-/, tj^
vna. to vomit, to cast
or throw up, to puke, to spew; -t^
,

jnt-j/uAlrj'va. to

redeem

va. to save, to

-m-p^

s.

de-

[wholesome.
redeeming salutary

livery, redemption.
^pliiu'ii

Gr. w. dry

(ig s.

^pliu,li,n%

mat

bO

off, to

nj s.

^pttiJbfiir,

* Gr. w. psalmist.
Gr. w. fig-insect, cynips,

Gr. w.

break

to

s.

s.

boy.

PnL.glruil_Vn. to

mj

gall-insects.
^ufiuip-

frank

napkin.
*4>n-"."''>'
If s. kite, paper-kite.
^uutf-piu s- Gr. IV. psalm.
[

separate, to take away ; - tfj\uirni._

gh-u.^ . to unglue , to unsolder ; ^.hahi, to let fly an arrow - tf^hi-lr,
n-Wiu^i, to unnail, to unhook; - tugfi.
Puifb to unchain, to unfetter, to un[faggots.
shackle,

a. .
,

S. ^i"-'"^?-

off.

i^[,pni.uih

a. //.

4in./i.-,5f.<3f

P-iy

broken

s.

[en part, bit, fragment.

detached or broki^pPnugiu'iikJ', g^ va. to detach, to

come
w. frank,
French ; European iqy.% -uy the
Franks, (German tribe who conquered France).
[ber of a curia.
4>'i.u'"7^ uij s. Gr. w. ppixTtop, mem^a-hJ" S. U^n-t.r. [ness, distraction.
^n-i/bjim tuj s. Gr. w. fronzy, mad^n-f^i^muiJ' vn. to boast, to become
haughty, insolent, to fume, to puff, to

or t/^. raj

()>Li%f.

luj

Pars. w. child,

s.

f^pPutljliiT,

detached

>

a.

S. ^pliu,"!,^

-uili

ft

a.

offer-

ing oneself as ransom for others.

^P^uAuii.nphJ', hgl, va. to deliver or
save by means of ransom, to redeem;
[redemption.
S-tiui/^is.
rausoming
ransom, price of redemption; ransoming redeeming, deliverance -iuiinii/ip prepayment, postage.

^pliu/iiiut-npni^PlitSb

^pliu/b^

s.

^p/iuipuA

s.

mea.Tis

of salvation; of

cause to vomit; -t-^

3"'-3l'^a. "vomith'e, emetic i-t-^- med.
(^u/unM-Hh s. vomiting, [puke, puker.

^P^in,-kii S. <l>/4<4">i .[redemption.

^P^trMT, tgf, va. to save, to deliver,
to liberate, to redeem.

pronounced on the

^pkbi.^- Saviour, Redeemer, saver,

liberator ; Pnu.u,liiai, or p-m-uiliuibnJS
christian era.
'^plffh'i'
^ptini.p'^ s. salvation ; liberation,

^""""*"7/'4

a.

top of tongue.
^iiu.qk'i,}, s. hot.

pistachio-tree.
pistachio.
ipinui^uA a. corruptible.

iPouiiK.,^, miin/ s.

^Mfhir, /rj[, va. to rot, to let rot, to

corrupt, to render putrid, to putrefy,
to spoil - or
^"[r, kguij vn. to rot, to become
or get rotten, to be corrupted, spoiled; liu,lruMi_aiu,uim, carious tooth.
^uihir, Aj// va. to pinch, to test the
ripeness of fruit.
^u,ni.p-l,Jl, s. S. $. ; _ nu^hpiug
caries , cariosity ; - aAiinj , brown
;

rust, cariosity.

recovery, deliverance, redemption;

ransom; - or -^, -pt^i, ^1.4 -pTE-,
upt-p, -._
victim, peace-offering
l-npif a. salutiferous, causing health,
^P^ni-SL S. ^p^ni-Pf.
[salutary.
ipp^^l[a/i, a. Saviour's, Redeemer's.
^P^nt-p ifipng s. froth, foam, scum;
slaver, drivel; - <,'2Cai.[,, soap-lather;
;

['

#/ F^pt^u to froth, to foam

pjMig uin.%ni.i_

to

scum,

to

or

puin.iuji_ ij-^

tO Sklffl,

despumate.

^P^pufJi,f_a. covered with foam or

froth, frothy, foaming; - u,fb^, foam-

(Aphrodite)
[

skimmer;

*.

a. full

of foam, foaborn of sea-foam

a.

-4A

-mh

757

'I'-Pn

ing billows; -ft^

my, frothy; -6^/A

a.

spumous -4A
;

slice.

iugha,i_ vn. to foam, to froth, to spume,

to mantle ; to slaver ; - oT(u.n.{, , to
lather.
[foam-like.
^ ^pifiptumhuuili a. resembling froth,

aphriceronous.
cause to froth,
to cover with foam vn. S. ^p^pu.J-;
- un. l[uimiuiin,-P:& to foam With rage,
to fume with anger.
[.fir.^i.
^^pq,ptrj; [, s. bot. portulaca; S. D,K

-B

4'/^/^'/f'-p, a.

^pifiplwir, trjP va. to

;

^(,^pt-pu,f,

a.

foaming-monthed

the thirty sixth letter

& the thirtieth of the
consonants ;./>>.?> nine thousand; nine
thousandth, b" t-ir,yp t-^,^^, u^p^pSi

slobbering, slavering, drivelling;

t-pli^uMp, foaming courser or steed.
ifpifiplrgni^gu/lilrir S. ^ptpptiTva.
^P^pfiiT S. ^pfjipuij:
^P^miT, iMijuj or iagl> vn. to spout or
blow water from the nostrils.
i^ipini-pj, s. inutility, uselessness,

bad quality

is-c /^tuiiiiMfpeiiif-

& Omega,

to

/Sj'.

h^L

iMM^uy vn.

to

to swell, to

am

Is-t-

ni[j ut^

& Ke, the

(lam Alpha

Ipe

'iKp"'";p~\k.
'H""iftir"i'""itL 5
7n.K^hp~7n,ujfuiufs

pf/u inf. I

be

"pmiiup

be puffed up, elated,

to be swollen with

"Pia-

s.

elate; -nL.jf^a. windy, flatulent.

4>^/i%r , i/{^t///
%uii- %uij s. shaft, arrow, dart, javelin ; ^ ^t* t. ^i^p 4-i, the arrows are beyond thee.
fp^njni.n.nj^ u. swoUon, bloated, inflated, puffy, turgid, high-flown , fus,

bombastic, emphatic.

holla

hallo

a. female.
castrated ; s.

bitch ; Scylla

/13 sf.

wj

a.

eunuch.
'^uiitpnp

med. mange, dog-itch.

unsewed, ripped, disjoin-

s.

a.

ed, separated

fig.

say

circle, orb.

'pai^uii.uipnin

po/^,^

4?^ "'^"'-flSi s. swelling, inflapufflness, wind, pride, vanity.

.'^^ui^nu.gui'hli iTva. to bloat, to swell,
to inflate; fig. to puff up, to swell, to

tian,

The Greek y is changed by us

mto^, as XptoTo';-'P^/"<i">

sumption.
;

'

fuuMutp.

pride, to take a pride in one-'s successes, to be bloated with pride & pre-

4!p<"V

5.

but.

grow proud,

tion

(A- hiFujiilltu

sometimes changed for the

^ ^ for example 44^-

It is

letters

swollen

& the ending,

the first & the last).

beginning

^uf^iiui/*,

s.

n-.u^^'i, fr.. 4irp2Ui.)

rust or blight of trees.

^cfnJb gunf a. bad, useless, vile, abject, despicable; hot. carious, rotten.
4>p>/^ or ibp a. windy, flatulent.
^.^""llip s. artery.
^^uiirvn. to hiss - or
;

^k

p {kd)

.of the alphabet,

p.u^t.T,

tjf

s.

separation.

va. to

undo, to unmake,

to untie, to loosen, to unbind, to detach; to disjoin, to disunite, to disto destroy, to desolve, to resolve
to take to
molish, to beat down
pieces, to take asunder, to dismount;
- ^uiptuj^i to unsew, to unstitch, to
rip up; - ^4f-ut<i.^/, to unweave, to
to unpack; unravel; - ^pt,i./.ii
qjtiupJu, to dislocate, to put out of
joint, to disjoint - qiuqif-lrpu to make
;

hip-shot, to dislocate one's thighs;

- i^np jutp-nnjij to dcposc froui the
throne; - ip.uiplrliuiJii to part, to se,

parate, to sever; ^4*.^ ^uj^lrinj mo.

"iitJfK the holidays being finished. [&c.
puii/i^ a. destroying s. destroyer,
^uM^miiu^u/ii a. destructive.
;

^lulinp nj s. animal excrement, ordure; - aip2^n.ni, cow-dung, manure.

,

5
;,

,;

8
'^ui^ni-uiit

or

dissolutioD,

s.

[i

rupture; unsewing, rip;

ripped.

a.

S. ^.u^innt.Sh

'Pu.^ni.ifi s.

p<^n<.i

uiiravel-

dissoluble,

a.

'^u./iattil-

unsewn,

enodation.

[ling, solution,

'PU.'U

every city or town, every

where; -k [ -> from one town to another uipMnut^u ^ q^ti out of town
piimlij,^ -[, towns-people, towns-folk;
il^iC.u^ uuM^J'u/i, -^ township.
-/. -l>

totally, to

to destroy; to dissolve;
to divide, to separate -[i' t [^"-"g
to lose one's renown.
;

destructive ; s. destroyer.
or m-'ili, s. dissolution,
decomposition, separation, rupture,
destruction, total ruin.
.5.

priest,

clergyman.
-tir

s. consecration ; -P-ui,i^ s. priest's

funeral; -^u,% a. sacerdotal, priestly;
priests
-4/'j s. brother-priest
-J?
colleague ; -iunr, M^uy vn. to talse orders, to become or to be ordained
priest to perform the duties of priest;
-uilrin uMg s. high prlost, chief priest;
pontiff; hierarchy \-% "l^n-n^ny sovereign pontiff; -uih,nu,p.uip ad. pontiflcally ; -u; t.i4u,5> a. pontifical ; -u/t_
nhiT, hg[, vn. to be or become high
priest or pontiff; to perform the duties of pontiff -ilr,M,niJ3^l, s. dignity of
a high priest, pontificate; hierarchy;
-uik" ad. like a priest, saoerdotally
-luipif-Pf s. sacerdotal order or func-

-nt-l

mayor,

civic; citizen; S. p"7pit"/'

politics ; -^.a^nt-PJ, s. policy, polity;

litical,
.9.

S. "^uiiiiiipuiiluipaM-Pf
a. civilized

iPpP or ^pfihi_
same town;

-lita " ^^ ^^^

fellow-citizen,

fellow-townsman ; -.

s.

lippyiTva. to civilize; -lipPn,-t

tion;
;

temple, church, holy

-ftiu"!,

priest's residence; *-_jn-.

S. U^iL^'a-j-ptrili

'j

<"_y

jni-ja/7ttgr va. to Or-

dain priest.

[office.

hold priest's
priesthood; hier-

P<4u.%u,ytir, t-j[, vn. to

'^.M,^.u%u,/ni.p'l, s.

archy; -ni-4/f sf. priestess.

P4t./- S. 'f.u.^h,r.
-p<^, /y ,?. he-goat, goat; bol. weedings - i,u,'i.hi_ S. '^u,qu.i,u,% u.,^hir.
;

or
^,uqu,&y or

'puii[iuj.[,p

pendium

mat.

if-iiiA s.

*><- s.

com-

anthology
chem. extract,
compiled.
;

^uiu,^u/i,

weed, to

young kid.
weed-hook; - .unih^
hoe, to pluck up weeds;

s.

s.

to scan, to

sift, to pick out, to sechoose; -^k^Jy^ if/iipir vn. to

be choked by weeds.
[timber.

lect, to

*'P<//.%

piaqiup,

s.

log

of

11,^ s.

tuit-nplruilj \yui/(t

wood

beam

of

town, city; S. P**".

-u -u 2 -'"J -"J
I,
1

civ-

s.

ilization; -li^nJli s. fellow-citizenship;

tluMjp o. U iujnufputnurp ; ^aiiupMnnt^Pp S*

&

war; war between city

civil

city;

-Jk2_s. the centre or chief square of a

city ; -iTn^p s. fortified town ; -juipq.uip

with taste, embellished; -y/*

-.p, citizens, townspeople; -%iiiir, MtjtuMivn. to become a
town to be peopled like a town -i/l
-iop4*
"iipuui a. town-like
*. towns
a. built

S. 'P<K>^<i>^<i.i#K%

ad. politically

-^%ni.p'li

civic order,

s.

policeman ; -ufkm
<"j s. governor of a town chief magistrate or mayor of a town; -jyi-OTin.
pu/b s. town-hall -uihmnijf s. mayoralty -jtni- .j s. conqueror of a city
-akp a. loving one's native place, papolice

-Mt/ui^

uij) s-

triotic

-iluMp,

uMj a. political;

civil,

polite, courteous, mannerly; -tliiptir,

tjl, -^lap^ir, tguy vn. to behave well,
,

collection,

spirit; a. collected,
puj^-o/J, .j

city

fig.

-n-ini-lu s.

magistrate; -,j-ppirvn. to be naturaliz-J-n^il_ aed

-q.ni.n.^1 s. clty-gate
composed of all the towns-people s.
public meeting; popular assembly; l^^/rpni-P'^ society -/lu/i, a. civil, po-

va. to

polity;

litics,

va. to consecrate; to ordain priest;

place

^uii,m'i,uj,un.npit a. officiating;

town, citizen, cit,

a town; -?-^"/. or ^kij^s. small
town, village; market tpwn, borough;
-tf-^ma. . politician, statesman Jhlt,
liJiuum great - -if-jimm-P-Ji s. polive in

'^uMliuinu.p-l,

/y

place, fortress ; -.
inhabitant of a
,
burgess - //A*/., to

townsman

<

'^u,li,fii_a.

s.

P^iui/i

decompose,

'^.iMi,m'i,uMj

'^oM.jui^u.p.ls-p^ s.

undo

va. to

t-j[i

dissolvable; destructible.
^ui^mirj;

in

>

conduct oneself honestly; to rule

with wisdom -luipnt-P'^ s. behaviour;
to

policy ; police; good breeding, civility, urbanity, courtesy, politeness, af-

;- 4t*"y< personal conduct;

unimpeachable morality

fability

uAii,n^lit.m -,

- deep pobetrayer of the city,

traitor -j/i ,^i-y,jhiuj a. of the same
country; s. townsman, citizen, burgess -^ towns-people, --folk ; -jn^.
guHihiTva. to make like a city --fr/ a.
or integrity

licy; ~mni.p

itmjpiughu,i_

s.

;,

,
;

59

town dfistroying
politeness

-^pnupj, s.

civility,

honesty, virtue.
"^miiy,^/,^ s. small town.
;

^ufutfp,lru.p

all

the inhabit-

ants.
'^u.tiuigapj's. wall of

a town, fortirampart; interval between

fication,

two

lines of defence.

galbanum ;

p"'^'/-*''?/

Ghaldaic

'^uiak-gn,-ga,'bk,r va. to cause hunger, to famish, to starve.

p/f,^^t^,f s.jwerf. cancer, gangrene,
mortification ; impetigo, moist tetter.
p""/a^'"-'/',

gl"y

gt-uii_ vn. to

hunger after, to thirst

greedy of, thirsty or eager
to

caster

astrologei^, soothsayer;

-q-kui/iu/ii

Chaldean

ti-l'j/ s.

>

a famished

ad. like

hungry, to be hungry, famished;

"^mn^iul, O.J s. Gr. w.

hplr^hip transparent -

of nativities

[person, greedily.

"^iMiiiaii-iuipuip

hpy s.pZ.small towns.

^u,qu.^n^% ad. with

^\SX

ing, famished.

'^uiipnu

for, to

feel
fig.

be

for.

must, new wine ; -_

drunk with new wine.
a. sweet gentle.

nj s.

ily a. full of or

astrological

'^ui,0nu.yi,l,

-^^.u^l, .

P/#^/ii./3?.

-f-^ui^/^t. ad. in

Chaldee

s,

or num,

s.

hunger.

Chaldean; -^, the Chaldeans'; -^t,

judiciary astrology, horoscope,
a, born of a goat. [nativity.
'putiltiT, Ifji[, va. to gather, to gather
together, to collect, to assemble, to
amass ; to draw, to extract ; to pick,
to pluck up, to take away ; - jny/iu
gip'-'i'l_ni.i,ni,p
to keep in suspense, to

'r""iiip g'"- j"'-^ip jj"'^3 o.. sweet,

delicious; mild, pleasant, agreeable,
charming, amiable, affable, dear, beloved; s, sweetness, honey ; - or-j"i-'S<
ad. sweetly, softly, gently, pleasantly,
nicely; - 4vy*3"'-"'*".p mild looking;

amuse, to keep at bay; - pu/i>u f, pir,

m-pni^ to catch Something out

- f-ian^ gentle manners ; jli^umiu^

pleasing remembrance ; - 4 u.fr^iuii/_.
it is pleasant to see; - 4 *5> it is a
pleasure for them to; - it f*"J > I
should like ; - 4-^ Jt-^ mkuu/iihu we
saw with pleasure.

Bi.? s.

'^uiiiirMM.'u

puiiiy

of one's mouth ; fig. to get cunningly into the confidence of one, to obtain his secret surreptitiously; uJ^uoil.
^'"'ikL t "I'lTw'iik he
inju [iiT ^uiqt
;
consuming; S. Qi^o^j^, &c.

"tt

faint

'''P

began

away

to

life is

&e. S. P'nPnilj &C.

i^piu^ s. tripe ^uM2Cinn.uM_

^u,qP'liu,m
'f.tui^ip[3-

my

%ng ^uMiipP-l

tripe-stall.

'^ajqlihif.n'i.liii s.

[ius.

calcedouy, calcedon-

>

(^iu.npniSp-[ii.'ii

good-temperedness;

"^.uijgiiuipiiiJ-uii^
a. bearing sweet
wine; -pu<i a. sweet-spOken, mealymouthed, smooth-tongued; flattering;
-pu/bnJ[i s. sweet tongue, kind things,
honeyed, fine or soft words, flattering discourse
flattery
wheedling,
~p.u,p ad. sweetly
blarney
softly ,
gently, mildly ; -puippmn. a. honeytongued; sweet-voiced, melodiously
singing; -prnpy a. sweet- or goodtempered affable
condescending ;
-puipnH s. good-temperednesSj mild-p-h-n
-pirp a
ness, m
bearing
sweets, producing agreeable fruits;
,

-qp, to

handweed.

^Miipg [ s. tl^e fifth month of the

ancient Armenian calendar , ( Dec. Jan. ).
[abstract, epitome.
f.aM,int-uih-ni_^ J. oxtract, abridgment,
^uiiipuib s. earthen dish.
[ler.
'paitipP-tuiltuTCatn. s. tripc-man,
sel,

pray</3fc/^a. tun-bellied.
t

p"?a
^cfii^u/^

or p

canine

s.

hunger ;

ai-tf-ff.^%

a.

hungry

uib^uMpfih

Viol-

ravenous

appetite or
Lunger; j/"-t*/, ?.- 1 to excite, sharpen or quicken the appetite ; -^t. 4//.
liuMiiftu to be hunger-beaten, to be or

ent

feel

hungry

-nfb , to
starve, to die of starvation; 4u.^4.
*-/_ ^- f to stay or satiate hunger.
^uM^u,liuM% a. where starvation is
;

Jlrn.u.%t-i_^

u,n.

'^luiiporbuaiP b. ^lui^pbnt-iT*

[lOlt.

^rnqgiuunii , -ghuii_ . huDgry, StajV-

-pnjp a. sweet-smelling, odoriferous',

sweet-scented, fragrant; -poi-^ a. mellifluous, sweet; -//^ a. full of sweetness ; ^{^-p a. agreeable, sweet to the
ear; gentle, docile, submissive; -fuum^
a. mixed with sweetness, sweet; mild,
soft

words

temperate
;

puM'iig

honeyed

temperature
agreeable to the taste, sweet

-luuMniini^p-T, s.

-funpJ- a.

to the palate; -^o.. or ^ouji^a. speaking or singing sweetly, sweet, harmonious, tuneful; S. pm.^^mpu.tr ; -.
hm^ij-li a. adorned with fine flowers;

95

,;

740

f-nX

PU.3

a smooth tongue draws

-*j..,^a. spread or spriukled gently;

44*. Iriui'hk

-i,u% a. sweet; -^u-pli^l a. purling,

murmuring gently ; -4^< a. sweet-eyed;
-4u/r a. sweet-tasted, savoury, delicate, delicious; -4u/Jpn/;i a. sweet, demure, affable, obliging, complaisant,
kind; -^luJh J, s. savouriness, relish;
-'J/o/frouy a. mild-looking; fine, graceful; -4ijio4 or4*i^^A a, soft-sounding,
harmonious -4/ a. flowing gently;
-iaipi a.sweet-Toiced, melodious, tuneful, musical ; - p/^pu/n./.^, melodious-

even the

serpent out of his hole,

(gentleness is better than force).
p'"1[ff/"'-"2/5 a. teaching with gentleness ; pleasant to learn.
P.r, y . juice; gravy; jelly.

sweet voice, melody,

harmony, euphony, music -Phuurp
lii-pn,l_, by his harmonious voice; -^t
-AUiTiu *<
a. well tuned, harmonious
a. gently beaming; -iCui^^li S.

fully,

ly

-S.uyi,n,.p%

s-

pu^^,.i.c/ie.glycium, beryllium.
uit/uij vn. to become or
sweet, mild; fig. to soften down,
to relent ; -*^7<2^ or -'fc/'/^ ^nii, s.
sweet, gentle sleep ; -%[,>^p s. grape
sugar; -^znii_ a. spreading a subdued
light ; -ioi-.u^ a. causing harmonious
chants to be heard ; -z'"-'>'i_ a. gently

^uitigpuAuiiT,

grow

blowing

-uiiua,[>it a. flattering, de;

ceiving; -Miiuip^u,^ s.soit eyes, gentle
glance ; -u/t" ad. sweetly, gently, softly; -ui,nni-q_ o. bearing or producing
pleasant fruits -u^p a. fond of sweets;
u^^ or "fi^ S. ^uiflS{""^'^'i_ ; uftbii s.
chem. gelatine sugar ; -""iinij a. brought
up tenderly, in delicacy, delicate;
-^luiCuiii. s
confectioner ; -,nl/ii^ a.
sweet & desirable (sleep); -mh,, or
uikuf,i_ a. fine-looking, graceful, handsome ; -,nn,-p a. given with gentleness,
by fair means (order); -pu,p a. producing sweet things ; -^m-^ufiiyw va.
to sweeten, to render sweet; med. to
edulcorate fig. to soften, to temper,
to calm, to allay; -^m-^l^a. soothing,
demulcent, emollient; wierf.edulcorant;
-L.h%l, s. sweets, comfits, preserves
;
-^n^t a. of sweet sleep.
;

^miTmli

sweet.

[hallelujah.

a.

sweet song, melody,

sweet benign dear,

"^uiiipiiltui s.

chem. glycerine. [darling.

'f'lu.iapiri.ti.nt^, s.

"^u-ijapl'ti

sweetness, suavity
saviour softening gentleness, affability, meekness, amability, benignity,
amenity, urbanity -/3f ud. sweetly,
softly, gently, mildly ~Pp oJi% /. a-/.
'Pu,iippni-P[,u'i, s.
;

uig

back

s.

back-bonc

lulinmnp a. brokenbacked, hipshot;^^. cast down, cowed,

craven, dismayed; -uifinp a. humped,

spine

-aiphli

hump-backed.
"^ujiHu^iupuip ad. scornfully, disdainible,

slightingly
despicable.

'^laiTui^iM/iifi s.

dain;

-ir

-4u% a. contempt-

contempt, scorn,

dis-

uln^ikj- or

P.Ji/4t./', hgl va. to despise, to

scorn, to disdain, to slight, to set at
nought, to take no heed of, to make
no account of; -4^^^ a. despicable.
'PmJi.4^^a. scornful, contemptuous.
pioi/ti/; hg^ va. to press, to squeeze,
to extract, to wring; to strain, to filter ; to drain, to cause to flow ; fig. to
exhaust, to drain, to use up, to empty;
- ifLiuJ-tuif , to swallow up, to drain
the cup ; a^mj-uil^ jyji^L. adftnt-p tO
drink the cup to the dregs, to swallow
tne pili; auJMi* JpnL.nu luum^nt-PtMUtb
puiii^f,'!,, to drain or exhaust the rigours of fate ; jt'^tpi' - . to suck , to
imbibe, to draw in m^raunmt^ j"'ij"3
Vp ^uiJkl/i' . he wept bitterly ; ^nqJhil^
- to winnow; ^"<^rj!. to be swollen.
*'^u.jp Ji-n/ s. wind; flatulency; S.
i^nifir.
[der, straining-bag.
pu/i/nj , uig s. filter, strainer, cullen'f'u.Jh^uiir .^uij'ni.^f . pressing, ooze,
residue; cAem. residuum.
'P'Wt.' ta * pace, step, stride; - Jt
ninfi'ii
ad.
a foot of earth ; - .- - -, at each step;
step by step;
^uiauin mile; uin.#7L# auin^iMM^pti tO
take the first steps, to break the ice
,

-u ifinfuku to step, to walk

u/bq-l,

f'uMqpptili a.

j,

puij

fair

&

tt.

tun.

softly goes far in

a day.
^uyiiajfnfi,

fJ

s.

motion of the

step, pace, walk, gait

-*-/"

feet,

or

p./^r, t-j[, vn. to step, to take a

step, to walk, to stride, to go.
p</n.
-uii/^'iitui^ s. necklace,
lig
,

collar, carcanet. [ety,

mental trouble.

aUXl;
^uytpiyttr, tjf va, to dissolve, to
'pw^ff"yuii7/p S. b.

*p*^ynt.ij&

;;

POS,

741

undo, to destroy, to take to pieces

to disperse, to break up; ^,., to
dissipate, to distract; - ^uu,^u,p, ia
chase the darkness ; -[nrvn. to be dissolved, destroyed; to be dispersed,
spread over - j-jp to be violently
fond of.
"ptaipiBjnt-fff or nL.m, s. dissolutiou,
destruction , division , separation
looseness - ira.u,^ dissipation.
'^y^"')"'^' a- wanton, loose, lewd.
p* pr. more than, more, under,
beneath, over as, as well as, as much
as - or - 1/34^ - p^ conj. that more,
than; ufbn.p-, further, beyond; n^
- ^lUM no one but he
ptaniii ti. ipiif '"fp t% fill; I am more
than thirty five years old ^t^ *.
inpt-iug - ^uiq^u unT, ho choosed thee
before all the nations uiui,pu;,u, /r,/p
;

PU.'i.

tj^

vtt' to demolish, to
destroy, to beat , to knock or pull
down, to subvert, to overturn, to ruin,
to dismantle, to rase ; to ravage, to
devastate, to desolate ; S. pui%^4-r.
pu.ti^/.^ s, destroyer, ravager, des-

Puiij.tfr,

poiler.

\ii.nL.Sh.

*Pf/jon.fiK-ufa~
'f-u/iiq.ni.li

we are ready to die, rather than violate our countr;^' s laws; i,mu,ni- - qtB,r
unt-p

sword

much keener than any

;

np^tiiU [nuii^jiqnL^ld-^

^bustiuHiuMa

4"

/'

other
uint^iu

uint^iu P-tu^uii-nnuiQ

when

will peace reign

c'ottage & in the palace

paAiaprnp ad. lu

alike in the

hoW mauy ways

measure
-u>^4> a. knowing the quantity ; -.
4<i a. quantitative -u/iiiaJ", mjiy vn.
to be limited in quantity -i.np a. having a quantity -tJ; h^l va. to assign
the quantity; to measure; to contain,
to comprehend.
'^iu%uilif ad. in how many ways ?
"^oAia/i

uij s. quantity,

^uAuMlini-Phf s. quantity.
^UMbuiiiiuu^ I '^uAuApt^mit or "pia 0.
[ferocious, fierce.
s. Canaanite.
^u/huMuuMp , -hufii -fik a. wolf-like,
'piu^j. /. , -<i#4 mg s. carving, sculpture, chiselling, chasing ; notch ; cameo ; puipJp -mil relief, relievo, em,

bossment.
sculpture ; chischased object;
sculptor, carver; chaser; a. sculptured, carved, chiselled, notched ; -fp.
Ifp s. graving-tool, chisel ; -^.n^a-nt/aj
s. sculpture, carving, chiselling, chas'^ufiii^.uMiiiuf.npir

laj

elling; sculptured or

piAj.u4'"^?y S. q-oi^uM^nph- a. [lUg.

pA^a.4t/r, frj/. va. to sculpture, to

carve, to chisel; to notch, to cut.

^m'ii^u.lifii^s. sculptor, carver; chaser, chiseller.

'^ tSi

jar, large

*P'^

earthen

vessel to contain corn.

'Pailiij.iiuSh s. demolition, destruction, dismantling.
'^u/iihpnpif.

'pu#un.fi#u

K7.

n-fiiaji s.

na

what, which.

tug a. s.

pu.%2/' conj. for, because, since, considering that, whereas, inasmuch as,

though.
'^uAp %nj or "iii-y
,

*^

%hu>g

o.

how!

how much ad. what ? how much ? how

many? . quantity - ui'iif.uiJ'^ how
many times ? - <.i-mi--^! - tt.o how
much more! with still more reason;
- iuiruig 4? how old is he? - J-unru/bmii^
tt'h'i how long is it? - irmpm uiuimk-^
how often have we
puMfJl iFiikguM^
fought! f - la^n^paf in how many
!

luJlinfi, ? on what day of

month? - pi^uiuiput^Mi? how much
do you owe ? - ^iy or ^u/iiy ilai?Cm_
n-h-yirp how much did you sell it for?
at what price did you sell it ? ^uM%y
tfiihghp how much did yon give for
it ? at what price did you buy it ? Jp some; iuL.nt-pu - Jp, some days
;
^uii/f' ^,zA/.', how
how much! how
often! how many times ^uA^' if-lnik-g^

days ? f -u%
the

lMuguip ht- ^luiiji ^utfi^puiuuip

how lair

& how
4-

pleasant art thotil - ft-tit-^lii

un.uipfi'bni.pj,
how lovcly IS virtue !
!

- ./t4 4 ^uijptiuiu[ipni-l9ji
sublime is patriotism

"4

how

"^uApn.-PPii

s.

quantity.

fiuAliii/uiaifi ad.

how many

times
every time that.

how many more ?

?

^ui%\tA a. S. pmlv/i
n-iui-tiji

^uAfiju uMbt^miT
;

- !

how much more!

more reason.

fr-"

"_

with still
[measure.

PiiA/.oin-/?/.ii s. quantity,

number,

^iii%f oplfbutli ad- in how many man[ners or ways ?

'^.uiVuu,^ s. table.
^aitnii or n/jji n^i "j s. Gr. w. ruler,
i

rule, guide, model,

principle; S.ijaAni; -.u4u<4r a. regular.
^u^npif. , lug s. ariih. quotient.
rule, square

fig.

742

Plla

puifcju.^ s.hard work,hard labour.

pio^jA-iT, tjili va. to lacerate, to tear
in pieces, to rend asunder ; to separate, to detach, to divide; - jf"4i-f".
,

-unphruL-PliiX s. great deed, achievement, exploit, feat; -^o-nft a. having

the clothes well tucked up, or well
girdled round the body, agile, brisk,

to bone.
piui^ni-Sh

s-

tUJSL
PiK^iuf uf%f.ni.fr a. well curled, curly-haired ; -i-hqhgl.^ a. very pretty,
graceful, charming; -^mg a. lightfooted, nimble; -i-nfii ad. very well;

laceration, tearing.

^0 take away, to snatch away, to rob,

to despoil -^uiPunf-n/^ a. hiding one's
talent; -un-np a. having talents ; of
the weight, or value of a talent.

active, alert, lithe.

%u,2-fi.u,p,nu'b

false religion, sect; jkw. S.

* oca, two pounds weight; ^ -

a.

well or carefully

cultivated ; ^ku, a. watching, looking

well over; -,i.^uin.-pf s. opportunity;
-P ad. opportunely, at the proper time.

itlwin/ri.;

^"-zJi

pt/.t^,to cause the coupling of animals.

^ui^yj-va. S. '^u.p^J-, * to graft, to
inoculate.

P<a^(>f fi^a- a. felt, made of

p^44*' . barley-bread.

&c.

-^i

a.

full-blown

felt.

well warned, very clear,

plain, evident; -^4* a. well armed;

lyp - man at arms ; -i^ttij S. pra.
qaJb\-nni.,upP, -^i.u/iX'a.flourishing,
;

cheerful, brisk, joyous,

-qnt-^-nilff j. well pro-

merry-looking;

portion; ^"-ii 'i!;y jn-^ ifjuiig a.

noble, valiant; s. hero; -f/" very
strong, powerful, mighty; -qopnt-Pf
s. vigour, valour, power.
'^uf.iiPnfp a. of a fine colour; -Pm-fit
a. very dark, as black as ebony ;4%^ . raven locks ; -Pn.[,^ a. soaring
[dustrious.
very high.
"rui^iucf-lip a. very active, quick, in*-^uMiu.i^a. bald, hairless.
^a32y[u,'b2_ a. high-breasted, broadbreasted robust , intrepid ; -^un. a.
very good, excellent, honest, upright;
<

pu.^.r S. \iMu^^y,i.
[builder.
p<j5j,^ . jPer. w. ship; -4 . ship-

B,^, fj

ra.

brave, gallant, valiant,

courageous, intrepid, valorous^ maniful, stout, bold, daring; good, honest,

worthy; clever, excelling

in,

of

good

abilities, fit for; noble, distinguished,

eminent;

hero

IT^ffmi-u't-f^

tutelar genius ;S.

ad. good, well, right, suit-

much, very much - ..

emperor, Csesar, Augustus - p

ably, very,
(luiij

very far very , much much

more 4"//f - i'"/"/' f "4 - very well,
as well as can be; - ti that will do,
that is settled; well, very well! - i^^pl
courage! be of good cheer! S. M^'pt

puig

>

- ujp honest man

,

-iu,i.nt.ppL.ii s.

ex-

cellence, probity, honesty; -itqn\. a.

fluent,

eloquent;

uiuju to

heart

-jt-p a.

encouraging,

- il^it_, - s/hiuim-giuiilru
rouse the courage, to give

inspiriting

to, to

inspirit; 8. pu/^m^feyfr"/';

MMinXm-u to pluck up courage, to

take heart, to cheer up ; -Jrpu.^ui'ib a.
exhortative, encouraging ; -/bphj; lr_
-I.

poi^o/pu.'b

-/,4

well-spoken, a-

a.

bounding in words, eloquent, fluent;

eloquence, fluency of
happy, fortunate;
-pu^P ad- bravely, valiantly, courageously, boldly, heroically ; -piupn..pf
s. probity, integrity, honesty; fortune,
good fortune ; -ptp f,^ a. producing
much, very fertile, fruitful; -pkpn^l,
. fertility, fecundity ; -phpHMjUi, -ptrp_
p[i S. "^w^pt-i,; -pnfnp a. well turned;
-pyuOT pm-u^l/a. woll sprouted, flourishing /S^. good-tempered ; well affected; -pni.uni.l3f s. fine vegetation; fip.
good temper or nature happy disposition -pnum a. well nourished or fed.

encourage, to give courage,

-pii/iim-PliL-lii s.

j/ va.

speech;

to animate, to reanimate, to invigorate, to incite, to embolden, to cheer

-pu,uu>p/j a.

up

to

-ihpltiTvn. to

take courage, to be

courage be
courageous, take heart, don't be disheartened, cheer up
-itppi_ a. encouraging; -ikpni.piiJu s. encouragement, exhortation, comfort; courage;
-ini-P a. attentive, mindful,, docile,
inspirited

-/b-ptMEig

meek.
'^u,2tuluuin.%ni-Pf,Ji, s.

temperature;

good temper; -/ut>ii/;i^ S. ^aipkpAiutT;

-^4 a. judicious, wise, prudent ; -fnnu.

-,

PU.2
a.

aboundrag

74

Plia

grass or fodder -//._

^n^pif. a. giving or suggesting good
counsel, wise -lnpe,i,^^pj, s. good
sense, wisdom, prudence; -/i#o.,
&c.

tlHihfj

S- 'p<u2;p<i%

-4n./.L/3^? .

in

&c.

a. well blossomed, aor ornamented with pretty

flowers, full-blown, flourishing; -*..
%oR a. well known; well versed, expert; -*. o. well timbered, abounding in woods ; -b-tp a. enjoying a vigorous old age;-ft-tpt^ *. a prosperous or happy old age ; -^imLpJ. s. the
having many children ; fecundity,
*P"."4-"i/'4

dorned

fruitfulness

many

having

-&ini.%q. a.

children, prolific, fecund

fruitful,

rich, fertile.

"pai^iu^m^ra. well prepared, dressed; strong constitutioned; -iiu^tif

s. good furniture ; strong or iron constitution; -IgMuija. possessed, demoniacal ; -liuip^ a, well ordered, regulated,
disposed ; -limpqju-PB s. good order,
nice disposition ; -limptt piu^nflM S. (1%.
uiiupmh-ili ; -lihpui a. sightly, comely,

handsome;

-liypuim-P-t

s.

sightliness,

comeliness -filpR . well disciplined,

educated, instructed, versed or exercised -^apn-l a. very robust, vigorous, valorous S. "PiuJ^^?. -4"-. a.
very solid, well beaten or hammered;
:

-ipoti a. very religious.

'pu.4iiao/ a. very pleasant,

-^^^tu/j
agreeable
-^lyp
acute-looking
;

very sharp, keen, edged; -4fi. s. zool.

ibis -4to..u#i. a. very faithful; most
;

s.

fume.
sweet-voiced, euphonharmonious, sonorous, resonant;
-iu,pini-P-1, s. powerful or agreeable
voice; euphony, harmony; -.J/> a. wellhorsed, mounted on a good horse;
skilful in horsemanship -#? a. holdpf/.J/* a.

ic,

ing well, dexterous, clever; well-bent.

"P^/Jijijt^i a, having a strong bow;
skilful in archery.
^m^uiirufiilint-Pl, s. fortune to have
good children ; -J'u,u% a. lucky, happy;
-r.un'iin^p-l s. fortune, prosperity, felicity ; -r.um'b a. skilful in playing
(music); -WuipJItb a. endowed with
strength, vigorous, strong, robust;
-iHupu, or i/Uipinli^ a. s. warlike, martial, brave soldier; -napumL.pi.iii s.
bravery, valour -i^m a. sharp-witted,
very intelligent, full of wit; -Jh^-fu a.
very shrewd; - ^At^. to penetrate;
-iTmai.p'l, s. sharp-mindedness, genius,
;

intelligence, sagacity.
a.

'^aifuifuiqP

victorious

bright

famous conqueror; -juyu, a.

very clear, plain, very evident, obvious - iiin^ikij to throw light on, to
signal;

s.

great faith;

very erudite, well versed,

skilful, very learned; s. bachelor ;^pmaiJSg, bachelor of sciences; - ^_
ilri^l,i%p, to be well acquainted with,
to be a connoisseur in, to know thoroughly; -4/i.nt./?? *. vast erudition,
great knowledge; - f.utpnt-pt^ baccalaureate of sciences -4*u/. a. very
- ^At^. to
clever, ingenious, witty
-4'f!"-m a.

task one's ingenuity, to set one's wits

to, to exert or strain oneself; -4*ii[^
. loud, resounding, very sonorous,
-4"*/' lively, couragecanorous
;

ous, resolute, determined ; -4"i a. fer-

clear up, to bring to light, to put in

evidence - ipil^ij to be as plain as
day, to be quite evident; -yuA^-nt-^i
a. very bold, most audacious or daring, hardy, dauntless; ad. boldly, dar;

'lop^Jnfh ;
-e,u,%T(,up a. very talented, full of intelligence, witty ; -c,,uuumIi a. of lofty
stature, tall, well-shaped ; -4.4 .
well-eared ; fertile in grain ; -4u.o. a.
S.

confiding; -4ii-"<"n-?

have an agreeable odour;

sweet smell, scent, per-

to

most

sharp-eyed

a.

rich; -4m/_ a, very cool, very

agreeable, fresh; -4"" a. sweet-smelling, pleasant, balmy^ odoriferous;
tile,

ingly; hardily

-^upjh,p a.

very

suit-

able, becoming, very fit or proper,

apt, appropriate ; -ju,piru,pni-Pl, s. fitness , aptitude, right proportion;

adaptability; harmony; -yn/u o. full

of hope, well secured, in good hopes,
-^ni-^a. enfull of faith or reliance
dowed with a good memory ; -jmuaa,.^
Pb s. great hope or assurance ; -joJ-aip
a. well disposed, very willing, very
;

diligent.
"^ui) vn. to set forth
^,a2iiAuiJ'
one's value or worth, to make oneself
known , to shew one's courage or
energy, to exert one's abilities , to
excel; -i^iuiTc. well membered, strong,

limbed, well-shaped

-"imi^i a.

highly

renowned, far-famed, celebrated,very

famous; -in J/-? s. renown, celebrity.

paa

744

pua
f'ui^uim':Cutp a.

abounding

in cat-

of cattle; -"/u.u.^/. a- quite

ready ; -uihp'Tf' S. S'^/"'"/'"^'8^ ; -"ik"
ad. bravely, courageously, valiantly,
stoutly , resolutely ; -uil^iq. a, very
solid, firm, constant; strong, robust,
vigorous; ad. stoutly, strongly, vigorously ; -ufim.ni-P-'l, s. solidity, firmness;
vigour, sustained effort , unflagging
iorae; -uiii,iini-Pf s. fertility, fruitfulness, abundance ; -i^u./7-/^ a. producing much or good fruits, abundant,
fertile, fruitful.
[water, irriguous.
ties, full

light-footed, running swiftly ; - it^^L'

to run fast, to gallop ; -pm-kum a. industrious, ingenious, clever, skilful;
s. act of courage or valour,
great bravery, prowess.
f.u,2u,^n'i.^u/biTirva. to render courageous, brave, to inspire courage, to
give heart, to reanimate, to revive.
p.o.u-ito. a. very brave, valiant,
doughty.

-pnt-P'f

^u,2>u^u,j^^ a.

very bright,

brilliant,

splendid, illustrious, superb ; --/'u/n- a.

very glorious, majestic, magnificent;

ous, liberal ; ~iuiiu,p.mp ad. like a valiant man, gallantly, valiantly; -it.nqp
a. very healthy, of good constitution,
sound of body, in perfect health; ib'ulri, to be -well, to enjoy health; -_
Lni^,.pi,L^. s. good health, soundness

-litun-ni-Pi' s. majesty, magnificence;

->pn)P a. very diligent, .active, very
quick ; -q,npi a. very experienced,
most expert.
'^lu^uM^iupanji,. good preaching.[ons.
p./.ta.% a. noble, high born, illustriPft.#j a. well boiled, overheated.
pio^fep^o,^ a. singing well, musical.

of body, plumpness -"-f/?- in the

vigour of youth, in the springtime
of life, lively, brisk, vivacious, vigorous; -n.f.1- a. learning with facility,

abounding in games.
^ell cooked, well done,
done to a turn - ^.n-lifc^, to cook well.
"^ui^piuj -p/{ a. nimble , light-

very

footed, swift, quick ; *. courier, express,

[to understand, intelligible.

"Pmi.,^/jt.^

a.

'P.ui.<uu> a.

abounding in good
very abundaiit; gener-

full

intelligent.

very black -u4/ a. lov-u/>^in a. stout-hearted,

p<./.uti- a.

ing truly

courageous , intrepid
fearless
ad.
courageously -<y/"j -"o^gl'li a. swiftly pouncing or springing on -ut.n^pj,
-u%nJi,^
s. good nurture or education
a. well nurtured or brought up -um-p
a. very pointed, very cutting; -umni.lri,
a. shadowy, well shaded, umljrageous
-upntA^ a. well-legged, strong-limbed upaihiTf y^}i unuililTt ^3*y VTl, tO
take courage, to be animated; -"/y.
,

in./?/ii.i*.

courage, stout-hartedness,

intrepidity.

or swift-footed;
-Isi/f'W-i. very suitable , very decent; very elegant, handsome, charming; -tlaipj- a. well exercised, well instructed, expert, highly versed in ; *.
'^mu,il,i,^/{ a. light-

licentiate

ate in law

op^'iiu^g-fiuiai-P-tr

licenti-

great exercise,great practice; licentiate's degree.

"^ai^uuihu or uilrul,^ a. far-secing,
far-sighted; fig. far-piercing; -mtant.j
*. far-sightedness, sharp sight; -um^j"
or nn4<^( a. high-born, of good birth,
noble , illustrious ; -mn'iJh,.p-l,Jb s,
;

-iluipJ-nJli

s.

high birth, nobility.

'^u.iu.pf, a, very brave, valiant, gallant valorous courageous ; -p^-uu a.
,

^^hpl

a.

Puj.-^

a.

'^iu2^ltuii_ a.

comprehensible, easy

choice, select, picked;

- q_op^ choice troops, picked soldiers.
P.f 4 ad. weff, very well, properly,
as it ought to be>
^u^Jh,^ a. sharp-witted, acute.
pu.^#^4n/2^ a . well
loaded with
'^ii,2ei""l'p a.
I

grapes; -

v^*'/'*

generous wine.

B,'^a>^n.nii^t-P[it.i.
^iu2np,f.l, a. having virtuous orillus[ous.
trious children ; good, dutiful,
"^ui^npkmp s.pl. the brave, the valor'f'u,2^il2ni-P'li

gluttOUOUS.
valour, courage, bravery, manhood, gallantry; stoutness,
vigour, force; exploit, achievement,
heroic acts; virtue, nobility, integrity;
-Pp ad. bravely, manfully, stoutly,
courageously, valiantly, valorously;
uuinjf true courage ; gni-gu/bhi_, to
display courage ; - uia%ni-i_, to take
heart, to cheer up.
^u.^M-nkza- fine-branched.
"^lupni^iuMlini-PfiJi, s. dexterity.

^mlnpQnp

0.

pu.oi-/?f

s.

Pu./.i-2^i -kifj, tuj a.

very

intelligent,

of wit, ingenious ;- 4- </L<%i>t.f j. >

there's good stuff in that boy; -nuP'S
s. great intelligence, sharpness of wit,
good, happy disposition.
full

;,
;,;

well instructed, learned ; fond of science ; -n..p[,^% s. great

learning, vast erudition, well ground-

ed knowledge; fondness for science,

learning well, [a.keeping well the rules.
pio^o^^ir ad. bravely, courageously;
four,
oT put^u a, dividcd in four
.,-^^^ a. four-lettered ; -y^ot.^ a.
I'j a.

^ian.uip,aJ-

parts ;
four-chaptered; four-headed; -^kJ",
-l-lii/hi/j or ^/..^/ a. four-faced, square

tetrahedron ; -/3-A-.- -p-hu-hu/i. a,

four-winged -pp^n^nuli s. chem. quatracide; -p-f- s. quadrireme; -/?/- a.
s. four; -J^uAf, a. four-toothed, tusked -S-m^^a. *. quarto, 4o.
[n-ui^li.
s.

'puMiLiu^

four ; uipiup S. ?"_

'^wft-tul^uMiii^hiy or l^uiiii^itM^i a, of
four cubits ; -liu.pf.k.u'b a. having four
Strata, layers or tiers'; -ithpuj -likp^
Hihufh a. having four forms ; -4^ ad.
in four manners or ways; -tinqOi, -_
lin,fJku,% a. quadrilateral ; square ; -.
Iin,.uiriuli s. magic square ; -iyu S. "P.
lut/

a. *.

n-uilint-uf,

i-lint-uirir,

squaro
uipJTum

/rgf vu. to

square
root ; - p-niL.ni - of a number ; -4-,
.-? s. geom. quadrature ; - pninpuMfif,
quadrature or squaring of the circle
-^nmnp 0. four-volumed, in four volumes ininil_ a. turning or rolling in
four manners p - hniuiimiiu u,uipu.n)
in all seasons -<}/tm a. four-tailed;-^^
a. drawn by four horses; -.J^ s. quadriga; -tTu/i.uf^ a. gr. tetrachronous
-iTufbhinli s. necklace, collar
-Jiuu,
%lruy a. having four parts -Jtay a. of
four years, quadrennial; - J-u.Wu/i.u.^
four years -Jl,i]fn% s. quatrillon; -i^t.
a. four-wheeled -"hfti-P or %l>t-PlTuij a.
composed of four matters or elements;
-%ll,p..% a. quadrangular; s. tetragone;
- liuiiuij cloister -'i'lilit-%[i a. having
four angles, quadrangular; -^-pP'u
a. four-lipped
--pointed
ended
-uiuiinlili a. quadruple -uiuimlilnr, h^fi
va. to quadruple ~aimmlint-P% s. quadruplication; -i-^or^tuy a. divided
in four branches (river).
Ifni-ufi

ut-iy a. s.

'^lun.uiuui/p ,plru/h

or/7^o.four-edged

u%iuPpa- CI, lOrty; uttuil^uimuip nlm^^

s.lent; r-o^iu/^mu^cforty-eared-; -*#.
-%/.
ll' s. forty-chorded or stringed;

Jklij

-Jlru-'tM

Jhufi,^ a.

quadra-

ulitniTn^li
genarious of forty years
s. age of forty years ; -u%uiui. e, a.
;

PUP

74S

PD.I1-

'P^u,^,^iin,.m. s.

"B""!-

,;

keeping lent
-u%hu.li
-,{bhphmli *.
quarantine -ifbhiy a. forty ; -liiihpnp^
or u'linpn. u,g a. fortieth -^ *. lent
-u'by^hufb or .f /A "lihgn^^ a. all the
forty -uifi^u ad. forty times -uimp,
H-ui^n/ii a. quadragesimal ; -u%ap
[ s.
forty days -u'i,opkii>j pk[y a. of forty
days -nmi, u%[y a. forty fi -^ the
forty martyrs of Sebaste; kp mJ\ag
-u%/rj,he was forty years old; /
hpiini. ft -uiilii-, forty two years; ^<_
iu,^u ni-P inn. -nfifii-^ forty eight cities; nntA uniA quiiu^^^t ini-,ifuMlih-ij tO
break the fast once in forty days.
;

a. quadrisyllable ; -^.
of four streams -m,upph,Jii S.

"P#n-./,%4
ntniii a.

'f*UMa.uih[it^P

uih-nnt/ji

-mtufiiji. four-faced

S- '^inn-uilfh-pui

-.putju -^t-n.^ a.

quadruped, four-footed, four-legged.

"^ain-b-inli

hti[i . s.

four ; mus. fourth.

p.on.tmi/'j. four years.

'Pi/<n.-.iu( s.

dozen.

'^uin.lrpu.%f a. four-coloured.

p.fju

ad. four times.

pu#i..^

s.

man

Gr. w.

Charon ( the ferry-

of the Styx).

quudruped.
fourth
quarter
fourth part; quarter of an hour; *quadrant; - inun'i.p, quarter; S. J-//";
-nL.p}, s.ast. quadrature cAem.quarta'^uin.nn.iu'bli a. s.

'Puin.npf

uy

s.

cross, cross-ways. [tion.

Bioa.<><.%/( a. four, containing four.
f'oMn.nt.ill, s.

carsaph, a wind.
^.^nphooplrnij *
'paiu[inilit > Mmuufinnik sf. CaSSlopC.
pH^t. 4'. Chisleu, the ninth month
of the Hebrews.
."f-uiu^ihili a. dreadful, horrible.
^ain-uniip s.
'Y^iun.oph-nij

"f-uiu^ihir, irgii

-%[ur, t^^uij vn. to

be

greatly, to shudder with fear,

to thrill with horror, to be horrorstruck ; -Hrjni-gn/riUi/' va- to frighten,
to startle, to scare, to dismay, to terr
afr;aid

rify

-"t.hgni-yl^ a. frightful, terrific.

pu.^ ""J ^-likeness, resemblance,

conformity, form, proportion; -inr,
kgl va. to liken, to assimilate, to form,
to proportion -l>rvn. to resemble, to
be conformable -ni-Pf, S. "Piumm^.
'\*mp p jai- QV Mni/p , [Ap ni%q naifp^
- uimmm.inlim'i,
s. stone
prccious
;

stone, jewel, gem ; - q-J-nluu^lHi chem.

infernal stone, caustic - hp-'nh''' limestone;- S-oii^m^^u. .ponderous, heavy
>

spar , cawk

Jiu'i.pl.ii

small stone,

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pebble, gravel
lin}tiTi_-u,Jtip

746

i,u,pliiu'i,lTi_ -\,t.

^uip^

to stone, to lapidate, to

stone to death i,uiiuiirhi_ -uijp^ to

pelt with stones; iPn^t-fj, iShiiii_~ f,
-b 'Ure"!) ""^ 'o leave, not to remain
one stone standing; i;'"/4'"^*t j,"*
^-/> to strike the foot against a stone;
,

PO.P

nephritic; -Jq-m-P^LA s. stone-throw;

stoning, lapidation ; -J^n^ or J^q. a,
throwing stones; itt iptk/j -Ap^u
,o,ii>t-ij to fling or throw stones ; -J^?- ,
^ s. stone's throw; -JI--P s. petroleum -J^ni-lifp s. ichthyolites.
p.^.o.ir^ s. rock-salt, mineral-salt.
;

cross-shaped distaff.
paved with stones;
pavement; -^mpi a. stone-roofed;

^,.,pm.r,iJii s.

u,2_hL.ijt uMi,huiii ji"2s"iI'l}' *o ^'" ^'^^

birds with one stone; S. li.o/3V. , Z^^p-

&c.

J^k-r,

s.

^["it

'f-u.puipini.p s.

cragged rock, rough,

steep rock; -p>>/" *. rocella, alga tinctoria,lichen,cinereus terrestris, white

moss -pnt-^i a. flowing or springing
Ibrth from a rock -yju^ u./3i -^^t^.
a. craggy topped -^l>p< &c. S. Aj"fut.
&c. -i-'huij a. wandering among
t[.l'P
mountains, among rocks, in craggyplaces; -ii-nplt-, ,oj a. stony, of stone,
made of stone; . S. p"./u'4n^; med.
gravel, stone ; -^k'l^s. mass of stones.
^uipuiif-p, /> 4-. Or. w. zool. plover,
pluvialis, lapwing; or jaundice-bird,
icterus, galbula.
;

^aipmjuiuiMi^ a.
a. stony.

grotto, cave, cavern.

vn. to turn to or
become stone, to be changed into
stone, to be petrified ;/?p. to be stoned,
^ijpu./p

fij s.

"^.upiutiuiir, MMi^'y

hardened, obdurate.
'^ujptu%Aiui. B.'puipuijp &,'f'iupiuj-uya.^

-uiirn..m a.

dwelling in a grotto.

"^.tipuiiiJa/b a.

^a,paA%ni-lu

stone-like.
wild-mint, penny-

s. bot.

wort; bird's-foot-trefoil. [stone-work.

"^.Mipiuuiu,^,

fj

s.

stone-worshipper,

or

idolater; -<-? s. stone-worship, idolatry ; -uiuiuini-uip a. stone-Valled, fortified; s. stone-wall.

p,P.u.^/^o.groundbetween stones.

sharp rock, steep rock,

crag a. rough, rocky, craggy; -/ku.n.'b
s. rocky mountain -ikmninu^ *. rocky
hill
~ibii a. full of stones, stony
uin^iku to fill or block up with stones;

cromil, stone-crop, gold-moss; -u^pa,

a. stone-hearted, flinty, hard, obdurate; -upin[iir, kjiy vn. to have a
heart of flint, to be stony-hearted,

or

PnPn^

J-kn.,

fiij

s.

stellion,

newt;

-J-uiin.

s.

-fiMuii^s.

stone-cross; -piu,n^j a. mixed

-^//.m a. abounding in
with stones
stones; -jtmiJiili s. bdellium -A-tA- a.
pelted with stones, stoned, lapidated;
- uiuiiniua-lu io be stoned to death;
-bhpui s. cavern, cave.
[trellis.
'P<^i4, /j s. Gr. w. vine-hedge,
'f-uipuiljuip^Muii. s. heap of stones
ad.
like a heap or pile of stones; -^kp,,,
a. stone, built of stone - inni.% stonehouse; -4/'/> s. stone-carrier; S. 'P<"/.
n,./i[,p
-fiym s. heap of stones -/jn^
;

^#i2CS. pm/iraAfeA-

u,iulilri_,

to StOnG,

to lapidate; -lin^,,^ s. block of stone;

precipice, ravine -^ntrt -4n,/j .uy a.
;

made

or built of stone s. stone-cutter,

sculptor, carver ;-4/.//ini./?/;
.stone-cutter's calling or art; -^umi-p
a. cut from stone; steep, rugged; -4._
luib- s. mech. rail-guard, sweeper, fender -4u/i <,j s. stone-cutter; paviour's beetle or rammer; -^ or -4<u%p
!. quarry,
stone-pit; -^u,p [ a. med.
troubled with the stone or gravel,
;

mason;

^utpuMuhpahf^li

s.

bot.

lithospermum,

cruel, obdurate.
"^uipuMiluiii^ s. waterfall, cataract

-.

precipitated, fallen or thrown

headlong; struck with a stone, stoned - ujn.%lri_, uipliu.'bhu to precipitate,
to fling or hurl headlong; to stone, to
cast stones; ~ ipiku to fling, cast or
throw oneself headlong; -^tJ:^ S. "p-".

IkJ- a.

pMMMjtipni^PJtt^M'^ ilpj-ii-t/'t J-liaT

l^J- uin.%t,r,

{[."iilur;

S. *f.iupui^

-iitJ-nt-Pi

preci-

pitation, falling headlong; steep, precipice; -^)4^c/ .ait.'hirtrva. to throw stones

revengefully.
'^uipuiyni^SL

s.

petrification

jf?-j_

ikiT va. to petrify, to turn into stone,

to stone fig. to harden, td obdurate.
"po^.n^.i s. steepy side , bank or
shpre, precipice; - J-iya-fiii, edge or
verge of a rock.
;

'Y^inpuMi^inp S. '^\hi!iMMi^np*

'^uputpui_ a.

puipitfu

med.

ern, grotto.

cleared from stones;

morphew

-.p"*-/'

cav-

;;

,;

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^u.pphli s. bot. stone-break, saxifrage, alchemilla or lady's mantle.'

'^atpf.nbiuliuib

"^uipfwiiinuai^m'ii

royal.

a.

[stony, stone.

"puifit-ia/

made of stone,

'^uiphtik'ti a.

^mphliiuplfni^,

s.

hail of stones.

'^uiph'iimi. s. boat-shaped stone vase

used by grape-pressers.

'^uipkniuipliuiii s. stone-wall.
s

'f-uipi^if-niiiit

stumbling-block

- ijhihu to stumble over a

stone, to trip, to stumble; -kJ", t-^J,

stone

a stumbling-block, to
cause to stumble, fail or fall, to trip
va. to serve as

up, to supplant.
^mpiAtlikj

throwing,

fling-

ing or casting stones

; s. balista, catabiting words ^p_

piri. - Jp, a stone's cast or throw; Miin.%t'l_, to precipitate ; - ifibh-i^, to
throw stones ; fig. to fling at one ; --.
pji . act of throwing stones, lapida-

pult

p.atpp.i>n. fig.

"^.apP-m/i

s. zool.

[i

^mpihfi; hgff va. to draw, to drag,

to pull or haul about, to drag along,
to lead away ; - jpt^'i' to attract, to
win, to gain or bring over ; - g t-lr..
mpi,
to drag on the ground; - um.
^utmuMi-npu to lead or drag before the
judge, to bring to justice ;^u>^iu"/'><-
- f to stir to pity, to affect, to move
- qt>p fig- to defame, to slander, to bite;
-pif vn. to be led, drawn, dragged,
trailed; - p-kp^lp, to crawl along on
the ground, to creep ; - g ^#j/. . to be
dragged along in the dust.
'^uMpinqut^uaii a. attractive.
'^u.p^ijli, s. attraction, act of draw.

ing

to,

dragging or drawing along,

'^uipni, ly or .3

4%/'

<

"PUP

/i7

"P"'/'P As * aspic, basilisk, cockatrice ; -luyiinJiiq. a. born of an aspic.

gudgeon,

murmur

[tion.

grumstale.[bling, murmuring.

"^uipPfAt^ri'-Sii

s.

s,

herald, crier

preacher; musician; preach, sermon;

- lUitli^L! h'"vt'"U to announce, to publish, to herald, to proclaim ; - ^.
to preach, to make or to preach a
sermon.
^upn^mli
p s, caduceus wand;
Aaron's rod ; -% a. preaching ; -% s.
proclamer
herald ; -^j s. fellowpreacher.
,

Charybdis.
^iMipfanm s. bot. thc great consound
Symphytum, solidago, golden rod ; S.

^mpn^w, fryf va. to horald, to proclaim by heralds, to announce publicly, to publish loudly, to cry; to preach;
p-uMifiut-np - to proclaim king ; - j_

^tu litf^ in fall

%iuuiu,Mi,fi

*^wpP-ni-

a.

^uip^pj.,

s.

med. xyjpj'ov, favus.[pf^.

'^iupfinl3-nii_s. obelisk, cippus ; S. !].
- u>iLi,t-_, to
^uMp^nft a. stoned
stone; -umu^ S. 'P/<4"ft "-''* ; yj'va.
to stone, to lapidate, to kill by stoning ; -nup-'t or <-% s. stoning, lapida[tion.
'f'uMp^ai-a. s. stone-cutter.
^uMph^iihii^s.

^luptini^ S. '^uMpmlitti^
^iMip^Muu, , p s , stone-cutter's
quarry-man's pick.

puipJ Aj a. thin-bearded
beardless; -"t-i S. p/^.
,

-uiq-lHi a.

maw, craw.

s.

bird's crop,

*^wp7Cp%

s.

wild pear.

*'Pu.//i.l

*.

wire sieve for gravel.

^uipT^i

'^lupJh.p^MuH

s.

or

litharge

S. iru/7.".

preach in the desert; - o_

to practise what one
preaches, to be the first to set an exto

plfuuiliuMi. u/bJilib

ample

to others.

"^lapnqfi^s. herald, crier;

promulga-

tor; preacher; missionary, missioner.

^pi,jni-pf s. act of proclaiming, of

publishing by means of heraIdB,promulgation ; preaching ; mission.

"^uipnu S. ^uipna .
[porum.
"^tupnalip s. ossa pctrosa, ossa tem^opapiT

s.

stone-wall.

'^utpnL.iu^ a,

infamous, disparaged,

disgraced, blasted ; -

4"7i.' **

bear, to

pocket an affront, to put up with an

insult, to behave in an infamous man-

behave brutally,

ner, to

filthily

-"_

in,.pf -u/ii^ s. ill treatment, outrage,

dishonour, brand or stigma, infamy,
,

trailingly, creepingly ; or A - -^tfj

u'pi-At-ij in-kfj to train, to trail, to

draggle, to drag or draw along ; /> crawl, to creep in the belly.

'f^uipimir o) ^.up^u^tu, s. serpent's

ifi-u^i to

trail.

disgrace
crime.

opprobrium

"^uipni-i s.

^uipni-ilip

stones

turpitude

small stone, pebbles, ( wall of ) cemented

a. S. S"*-*'-

"^lupni-uiiaf s. Pers,

w. yellow amber.

96

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to pieces, to

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748

f-llh

'^mpni-m I'g a. full of stones, rough,

^uinnuptuM^ S. *ri^4""
[stony'^iupun'ii or '\\iM.f,an'i, s. bot. parsley.
"^uip^utu.ttr, hgl va. to hack or hew

pardon, propitiation ; - or tf^A -^

^4

-/^*^
libation propitiatory ;
offering ; -uiphp a. expiatory.
;

P<o^.^

kill.

ft

book.

^ui^mp,

sin-

camphor

s.

'f'uM,ppuij^uin% a.

~ku pu'iij s. Gr. w. card, paper, parchment; cartoon, pasteboard; letter;

u,g s.

; bot. tree.
camphorate.
cake, bun, pastry,

wafer, simnel, hearth-cake.

?lr^% "^Irqnfi, ad. of Or by thyself;
,

secretary ; chancellor ; -u/ii s. secretary's oflBce -"-?

s. secretaryship.
[(
)
pm^oini-f^iu//

s.

mus. an

s.

pu/pf..2.

Armenian note

vinegar; acid;
ir,u^P -, aromatic vinegar.
"^-uijuilu, nj s.

'f-tuguifumP-ujtb

vinegar-cruet
s. acetimeter

s.

oxymel

-y/ii a.

-iluiXmn.

-m/uA

acetic
s.

'iiuJh^

s.

-^ui^f

f,

vinegar-

seller.

maker,

thou alone. '

ptS^ a. faint, weak, languid.
^t,uo^ii,pni,
s. bot, oreoselinum
chserophyllum
mountain - parsley

pr.

sweet-fern, chervil.
^t^fiy/iiunr, uiguj vn. to govern, to be
at the helm, to steer, [man, helmsman,
^t-iiui^uip ^_3 a. steered ; s. steers^Uiu,.-np a. furnished with a rudder.
qhuig s. mar. rudder,
pAij/. ,
helm, tiller; - 4.n.o<j pole, earriage,

^y

sour, to render sour or acid.

"^uigui^fi^ s. chem. acetine.
pa,gu,lii[iirvn. to taste acid, to turn
Bour, acid, sharp.
^uijm/ani-p-piii s. acidity, sourness.
"^uiguipiiii-m a. acetous, acid, pungent fig. corrupt, spoiled; * s. stewed
'f'm^lu.Mi^ ^ s. chem. acetate,
[fruit.
Put. conj. not, no, never, not at all;
along! fye! for
int. away with! go
shame! pn without, besides, except;
- j^'uk'i', far be it from me, God save

"f^iriinj

airpir S.li/^*7-i-^.[pole, shaft.

^irMiiumaiuiuMui

[rocco leather.
leather , Mopt'fct^m^ s. brother-in-law

er,

^kjhu^m
pti./^

me

God preserve
[, Sn*4
- ibab' ital" no! God
- /Aj/ ^.A^
forbid
far be such
thoughts from thee - ^/y^ Jkqj we
!

me!

ibgl; [fbi

-.ptj^.
!

we

will not,

don't like

/.

Jk'i>2_,

God

preserve us, God save us <iii u/i.^.p itat' oh! never! fye! fye upon it!
f-uji-uipu/ii s. place or instrument of
expiation
purgatory ; * catafalco
;

piui-^

l-g s.

^uiuq.kiy

astrological trifles.

magian, magician,
wizard -q.t^'i-^i' a. magical -^t"-?
s. magic; astrology.
po.tt./', t-gP va. to expiate, to atone
,

i-klij s.

for; to justify; to propitiate, to satisfy, to conciliate, Jo render favorable

or propitious lia^ ^u,i.tu. ^,u jJt,iu,^

-npu God, be merciful to me, a sinner ; ^iu,-hu,i_ hiT ku I am innocent.
;

^uii-P uip^ik

lynx.
'P""-/'i. expiatory, propitiatory f/At^, to expiate.
"P.u-ni./?/i . expiation, atonement,
s. zool.

leathern, parchment.
o.covered with leath-

p-<J^.nu<iu.'i> a.

illuuiy

s.

[sister).
(sister-in-law's husband).
pi/. .itn, sf. sister-in-law (wife's
nioce ( sister's
'^hn.iuif.nt.uutp sf.

daughter).
^tn-iyp

[ter's

*'pA-n.44/A
^t-n-[i

sf.

n-i-nj

husband).

brother-lu-law (sis-

uin-i J.

maternal uncle's wife.

n-lruMg s. uncls ( moth,

er's brother).
"^tn-npij-lrui^

ptmiy p
,

s.

-if.^ g.

nephew.

Ar. w. letter, writing.

ptmn-^<u6-/A

-f/uA a. born

of,

or

descended from Keturah.

pt^/uiS-

ing,

y .shaving, planing, scrap-

smoothing; -n/> bs

scratched

out, scraped, polished.

pfrpui^mi s. grammarian ; grammar;
* spelling-book , primer ; -ui^uA a.

grammatical; -m-?
ad.

s.

grammar

-opk'b

grammatically.

f.tpMMtitp s.

act of scraping, scratch-

ing or rubbing off med. abrasion; S.

^lrpfu,ir &c. S. pt^/Ju.5^ . ["ptpfi.
^hptpp% s. H. w. oherethim, arch;

bowmen.
ptpt^, tjf

ers,

va. to erase, to scratch

out; to scrape, to scratch, to grate, to
graze, to rasp, to plane, to polish ; to
rub the skin off, to excoriate, to flay,
to lacerate, to torture to take away,
;

;, .

Pb'P
to remove, to annul
inscribe, to write; -

of shame; S. n<-^'^-

^hpP-tj;

L-gi,

va. to flay, to strip, to

fj

poet; philologer;
tj^i vn. to speak

s.

"pt-pPniiaipuiiiirir,

or write like a poet, to poetize, to vers-poMp ad. poetically ; -4% a. poe;

tical grammatical ; u>qu,uin..pp^ poetical license; -4'yp s. prince or
father of poets, of grammarians.

ify

^IrpPnitni-PptJi o, *^lrpPnt-uiit
'^kpPnqniu^P sf- pOBtOSS.
'^hpPni.iuit wj '^t-pPni.Pji S. pOB,

try,

poem, verse grammar.

;

^trpp^s. scraper; rasp, grater, era-

ser; rake; plane; planer, polisher;

iron-harrows, combs or hooks of iron,
instruments of torture ; - ^pnj , currycomb; -^^uMpfi, sugar-rasp.
"^hpit^ nj s. grey hound.
,

'^hpitkj'i

hap

ifpiuL-ph-

'ptno"f-i/',

to bark, to

va. to strip off, to peel,

pare to shave.
pt/inp ^Irpnilj! ^g ~t ' ts -^'A
uig ^hpni-p ^j s. cherub, pi. cherub;

scratching

(i

J^uaPllii

uutlrii^

unilapnL%

^pP^,
tO

qJuAm-liii

WCan ;

ifulpm

b i,y^iai-ptg to wean or detach

one's heart from worldly matters.
^lrgniL.ah s. detachment, separation.
p^-^/K-aib s. horse laugh, loud lough.
pA-^nc^m s. belching, eractatiou.

J^k

grudge or
.gpini.

spite against;
,j-

l,!lf.pki_

i,uii,ki_

ilpjtj-nt-g

ij^kJ-

bO

tO

revenged, to revenge oneself.

*"P^t//? sf. female of domestic

ani-

mals, she-cat, bitch, &c.

p42_.

/3 s.

Pers. w, sect; -mliiuplimm

a. s. sectarian.
"f-Pulit

linen

flax,

s.

-ui^ham

wearing a linen cloth; -huj

linen.

q-

[in.troi-^

"^Piufiiam

"^Pu/bng

S.

to

-y

snuff; innM-ip

a.

a. flaxen,

take bOX;

s. oil-filter.

f-Piuilin,/^ s. nostrils.

^pt-p s. flaxen cord.

"Ppirp , y s. flower end of
"j^ppt-ilip

s.

fruits.

winking, blinking of the

eye; twinkling,

trice.

"f-pptrj; tgl, vn. to winkle, to twinkle, to wink, to blink ; /> - ui\iu%, in a

twinkling, in a trice, in no time, as if

by magic
iniiitA

uipunfUM^nfl,

q^ppt-i_ ^

swifter than lightning.

'^ppn^Hh "^p^p
,

S.

f'Ppyikp'

'^PnuhiT,

A-j/i

va. to louse

to flea.

zp2^'"L' ""t'"k ~'

repulse.
L-t'f *"* *o ^ wounded.
^hp^t^^iT, tj/l va. to gall, to wound;
pfr^^42. or k- s. bot. acorus, sweetrush, cane.
ptj a. detached, divided, separated.
^hgtj; t-gli va. to detach, to separate, to extrange, to remove, to take
;

scraping,

away ^

venge /. - ilppj-ai-y out of or from

hatred - upu^k-u J, -u J',na,'i,lri_, to
bear or owe a grudge, to bear malice
or ill-will, to bear hard - [ iru.^ t._
**/,. to keep alive resentment for an
injury; - ni.i/ii_^ mjltp, to have a

'^^Pi.pP'uj s. nose ; - ^ytni-uAtuig

snout, muzzle; >/-&-, iftn^p, upuih-typ,

scraping ,
[insula, (Crimea).
excoriation.
^kpunii ps. Gr. w. Chersonese, penptp^tf/V tjiP va. to drive away, to
L-UL

omega, end.

s.

"P4*i .pJAni. s. rancour, inveterato

hate, spite, ill-will, resentment; re-

[im.
[rasping.

cherubic.

Pt^nj S. Pfrf./'i..
"ptpnt-uib- , ng s. scratch
Pt,

p4

<

"^tpnilpJ^mfjuiii a.

^Irppu.mj'vn. to belch, to eruot.

excoriate, to peel off: to make, to

compose, to write; to versify, to
poetize.
[grammarian.
"pA-^/3/i.^,

fMT

740

to engrave, to
u,n., to graze, to
touch slightly ; - u,n. ,^^,u,rp^
to
skirt, to coast along, to keep close to
the shore ; - ^u<^u/]|^ mar- to go terra
a terra, to sail along the coast ^.i#.
;
n.p'u f. pu.^ - to lay aside all sense
;

* l^rge, big or botpointed, turned up, snub or

flat nose; if-u fi i[yp <nu>%y_, to turn
up the nose, to look scornful, haughty; ryupj^ti ^ l!r i^utniiuj tO get iutO
the nose, to go the wrong way in swallowing.
tle, little,

"^{L'-eit

tips of the

.pc"-

thumb

space between the

&

- or
traduc-

forefinger ;

P^Y.*. detractor, slanderer,

er, informer ; spy.

Gr. w. aliment, food.

w. chimera.
^Jbn.n% s. Gr. w. frigid zone.
'^ftiljiai s. Gr. or Ar. w. chemistry;
P/.^n

ft, [ii-s.

p^i/A-n. s.Gr.

alchymy

S. %uippiiipuibai.pfitA ,

'P^(p > .f "/"J s.

palate

fig.

&c.

liking, ca-

by whim, huprice, fancy ;

.ffi"^
motously, capriciously, fantastically

7ao
ment

P\yb

according to one's fancy, lik/A7. ^[iiKi J-uimln_, to laugh

ing, &c.
constrainedly,froin the teeth outward;
"IS
ihunt^ %nniu p upjit h'-P HH^H'"^
tongue clove to his palate.
^liiiiup-umnj^ a. rancorous, spiteful;

(^Jiuj

revengeful, vindictive, malevolent ; - il^ik-fj hinfiitu to revenge

oneself; - t^fri- iTui^ni. %npui he re-luiq-l^p a.

venged

death

his

-^A^//7<./3?

s.

re-

venge, vengeance; -liu,in--P'^ s. harbouring revenge or rancour; ^uA,

^^MgJuinfq &C. S. 'p^^luifu^q.^p &C.
r

bear
a grudge, to nourish hate, to resent.
p/AufiT, "^l^u/biaiT, uiyuif vn. to

'X^ptimmq S.

^fititu^'lii^fip

~x^uj4

ft.

harbouring resentment for an injury,

resentful, rancorous; -i^o.^m./^ft* *.
resentment, remembrance of an injury spite ill-will ; -./. a. hatebreathing ; -i-npni-p-liJiM or
[cour.
p/Ani-^ s. resentment, hatred, ran'^ti_a- Pars. w. few, some, S. Ux^i*"*-,

p/fu >^u>y .kind of chalk or whiting,

-^JtuuiHh j\m,% s. bot. wood- or heathpease, ervum, orobus, bitter vetch,
,

fitch.
'f'l'iim

,^uinnj

s.

awH, board of corn.

infi'iip , mtuiig s. perspiration, sweat

; fy.
fatigue, labour, hard work, toil, hardship ; - iria^ni. death-sweat, perspiration preceding death; um-uiu,, ^imi.,
tj.<up2^i,nm
pp-ni. - copious, acrid,
fetid, sour or unpleasant perspiration;
^ Jmui%/r_OV ^u'pi^taf/^j p ^ntnutb fp^
"bk/j to sweat, to perspire, to transpire, to be all in a perspiration ; t,

P^b
,

coaxing

fawning

wooing

court , courtship , gallantry ; iu*fe/_ ^

-iu to tame, to domesticate, to familiarize; t"'Ll' "*" *^ grow tame, to
be tamed ; -># <y., [i 'ha ^lup^uA^^a,
'^b%uEf.,Ji, a. sweet-spoken. ["Pii/ii/".
pa^/f a . caressing , affectionate ,
coaxing, flattering ; wooing, courting.
,

p6-i/i.r, h^ay vn. to endeavour to

please, to affect, to caress, to flatter,
to fondle; to court, to woo, to pay
one's court to, * to, go a courting.
Pfrini./??/ or n^sa *. S. "pft^/ri^? ; flattery, affected airs, adulation.
"^Itnt-uip mt) s. wedge, ingot.
^luidlni- U13 Or Aj-'j s. Gr. w. chla,

mys, mantle, cloak.

"Pifujliyuii-ifp

bordered, hemmed,

a.

fringed, edged, trimmed.

pfyr.#Ajip j/rj s, skirt of a cloak, lappet of a coat, border, tail; fringe,
,

trimming.
p2^2(tr, tjP va. to tear, to rend, to
tear in pieces, to reduce in tatters.
"^iKii^iip^ ^[unpJ- a. pleasant, agreeable,
[watch.
^Jpi, s.Pers. w. watch, ambush ; a. in
^riruMiipirJ' va. to quiz, to laugh at.
pisriAja.sleepy,overcome with sleep
,

sleep-begetting, somniferous, sopori- t-i'tj narcotic, opiate.

;
^'buM^fig it^JiJ' vn. to sleep together.
"fibuj^ium lug a. sloepless; -m.p-f.i.'b
s. sleeplessness ; -^'Ibk " sleep-walking; s. somnambulist; -^^<.../3^iA s.
sleep-walking, somnambulism ; -4j
a. fond of sleep, drowsy, sleepy.
piaY "j or ^j s. lyre ; viol, harp
asl. Lyra; - 4uy'4"'**z.' *o
P'^y 0 "^
sound the lyre.
'f^iUMpui^utb a. lyrical ; ^ippP-aqntJ' t
lyric poetry.
[lyre-playing.
fic

.niu'i,,

to

bathed

be

a sweat, to be

all ovel" in

perspiration '^^pmuidp^ Irph^

to earn one's
bread or livelihood by the sweat of
one's brow ; 4<f <7 g - gnupm I fell
into a cold sweat ; - ^m-pu, g>t/^ii/Lti
[^uii'kp a cold sweat ran from all his
in

uuig i,mjP-iyP-lii_^yiu'iia

members

S. J),i/icA,

p>m/3u,L/./'.

^""-y ^nuui,^ s. eaves-lath

penthouse, cornice; - mm*, eaves of
a house - ^aipiypl, entrance to a
cavern, mouth of a cave; g^o...iu,
*"P/.c^pS.3"^'[in^6'' cover, sheltered.
"P/"-

f-iMu^,^,

tween

tips

measure distance beof thumb & forefinger exs.

tended; span.
'psyiip

s.

caresses, fondling, endear-

'^'iiiupiu^uip

uij g. lyrist

-ni-Pf

s.

^iiupuiiuyu a. sweet-toned.
'^upnu'h s. bed , couch , sleeping-

room, dormitory;
j'uM'bliui'ii

f.g.

grave, tomb; -

crib, cradle.

pim^^t^a. hindering
'^uMpirpif.

lyric

-,a^

tuj

[ing awake.
sleep, keep-

a. lyrical

author or poet; -n^p'l,

lyric poetry.

fitutpm.^
'fUttajj

s.

s.

lyrics,
[fruit).

oucio-fora? euci (the

f>ii4'.d^_j a. sleepy, drows. bot.

*-pJ.i/jp S. 'Pni-^jp

PH."-/3/'

s.

.
[sy; lethargic.
sleepiness, drowsiness,

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lethargy

- .r,4p^i

gic sleep.

trance, lethar[whilst eating.

pi/3 J'/J^.ryn. to move nose

'i^iP-niih^ni-gutiihir va. to

& mouth

move

the

muzzle about.
'Pi/S-nA/ry s. folds

of serpents; rings
or wrinkles in the elephant's trunk.
*i/A s. examination ; ^ uinZhnt^ii to
examine, to consider, to ponder; to
argue, to discuss [, - y.^, to be examined, criticized ; \ - .p^u.'i.hu i/;.,,^^
"iiirij ipiku
to examine, to study, to
;

criticize.
'^hiuip.u^i, s. critic,

critical; -Irj;

censure

fry/,

-n,.p1.

"

s.

censor;

-u>l(,% a.

va. to criticize, to
criticism, censure

-pnu

treated delicately, to cuddle or indulge oneself, to be nice, dainty, to

give oneself airs; -h^ai-^ufiihir va, to

render delicate, to pamper, to pet, to

fondle, to coddle, to make much of.
J-.
Pif^t-J- S. -Pi^^t
p*^i-^a. delicate, tender, soft, morbid, pretty, darling, mincing; . puss.
P^iiT,

away

& Greek
prune;
,

searches, seeking inquisitively; - ._

pioaiy, fault-finder; -luount-Pf $. cri-

tnine

ticism

S. P%i;2'^./><./3/.^%

-1101%

a.

of

Mass.

pj.nt./", trj/^ va. to lop off, to trim, to

pn

making

investigating,

chase, to drive

p^ny i/#3 s. fly-flap, fan ; keshotz,

flabellum, ringing-instrument agitated
by the deacons during the Armenian

re-

~l"'"tl'e

va. to

t-jfi

or out, to expel.

to cut, to retrench.

^0/

nifli

in-un

or lin.n<-y
causes of

.^n/n'/. proii.

miuc

V.

thy

a. pass.

ufiuuiTViun^ SuiT n.uiinh

&

thine are the

all law-suits.

[ers.

examination ; -4^3 a. examining together; -ziyiL lUi'l"!", lu'bifphJ- va. to

make a diligent search, to investigate,
to make researches ; -4/ a. fond of
examination , desirous or eager to

uiu%hMug

know how,

curious ; -lpn,-P-1 s. passion for research, desire of information, curiosity.

pM,fef/*, li^pva. to exaniine, to study,
to investigate, to discuss ; to censure,
to control ; to meditate, to consider,
to think ; S. S^'/.M'"?-?/*'; -t'i'vn. to be

H-phitva, to discover, to unveil,

examined, to undergo an examen.

pW/f^s. examiner ; inquisitor; controller; fault-finder; critic; - -ipn^,

gr.

censor.

ing or concealing.
'^niff^ilikg a. unveiled, bare-headed,
brazen-faced, unblushing, shameless.

^Viin^Mjpl' or f-Vtint-P-fi s. examination; research, discussion; inquiry,

inquest, inquisition; control; thorough
investigation ; - /"/?<?
self-examination ; /i - iTai'iAlii^, to examine ; g -Pp
iu%jui'iMb-i_, to pass the censorship ; /^iq.
,

-pp: iupli,a%lr[_,

to

examine, to control;

to criticize^ to censure.
p>/%<ii.a7< s.

Pi,.^,

-4

examination.

^i,^unkJ- S. 'P&^V"^'
fig.

obscene word or

pt/p^C"^

<^.

mask;

amphimacer -quip^
;

adorned with a

veil; -^^l_

to. unconcealed by a veil,

sweet-gum.
[veiled.

-ituihni-li a.

pofiu^

s.

^niiu.Hr.-lrJ'va.

fig. to voil, to cloak,

to shroud; -.Jf^a.veiled-headed, wearing a veil, veiled; fig. coy, shy, mod;
drawing the veil ; -^aw s.
amphibrach -inj *. head-veil -.

est, timid

ani-qhir, -plihtT, tj/i va. to Veil, to

ceal, to hide, to

cover

-p^n^j

s.

couveil-

'^ylHi a.poss. thy, thine.

made by thee or by
-qki a. armed by thyself;
-ipo% a. belonging to thy religion -_
^puMiTu/b a. ordered or imposed by thee
or by thyself; -%lt>-P a. done, produced by thee ~^tfiii_ a. inspired by thee
-.% a. done with thy diligent care;
-umbq^ a. created by thee ~mnL.p a.
given by thee.
[ter nun.
^n/li%iq.npit u.

thyself, thy

'V"yp

delicate, soft.

t.ff'11.

^ypuM^i-Pp
-uilruM^ a.

&

smirk

to

Be

i^t-pp ..pnp^ .pt-pj

,

-Pill-

s.

S. Sis-

adopted sister

hating one's sister.

^iij vn. to

scratch oneself, to stretch

yawn.
"f-nn.

ling.
vn. to

cover ; - 4<"^_

nifj s. veil,

cover; draw-

nuptial veil.

'^nipMipripp s.gr.
a. veiled,

jest.

ways , mincing
manner, smirking, pfettiness, nicety,
daintiness caress, endearment, fondtjili

U13 *. cloth

lump of earth

'piip^mir S- 'P%p^/.
p>{^^o%^ . pretty

f-%^^ir,

p.ii^, nj

S. Pi4'A->

^"b^tii^s. clod, glebe,

'f-nPu/iiMu^

p<. ,

lys. H. w. corus, bushel; strike.

nil_s. med. itch, scurf, scab.

y,

,,

732
no waking;

pn^

^numpyu

scabious.
3 a. itchy, scurfy, scabby,
scabbed; -^iT. t-guy vn. to be infected
[with the itch.
^nunJpJ, S. "P""
'f.nifp-atp -niip- uij s. U. w. epistyle,
^nphir, Ir^l, va. to scratch, [capital,

Bw'n

s. bot.

"^npt-i^liu/inuinu

chorepiscopus

s.

rural bishop, suffragan ; --? s. dignity of a - rural bishopric.

"^ni-m/iuA a. cubic ; -^uip^m-PJiiii s.
cybomancy , indovination by means
of cubes or dice; -i-np a. eaved, furnished with an eaves-lath.
pnctuy , "p/ri-t ipj S. Gt. W. CUbe,
die ; suffrage, vote, ball, ballot; mn^,j,
^nt-klig
urn , ballot-box ; JfuipuA
,pnt.tlit-^, by an unanimous vote;
up^uAiri_, uiMUf^ Jlti-hfj to vote, to ballot, to come to the vote, to poll.
.

;'

pn-p-

uin^iihu to send to
sleep; ( jnpnpuAl,) , to lull or rock to
sleep ffmp { - il^iru to be in a sound
sleep, to sleep soundly; zru/^iu^t/. cf
^uiifapnuPffu .f!*'"/ to enjoy sleep; ^f
- f.inufbki^ i/n^ to find a person asleep;
/.

pitLnil^t

trouble

ntin.iiitMinlrij piiuihunilr/

to disturb

sleep, to

a~-

tO

or break one's

awake, to rouse />p/>fr- - g

iVitl^ij to be half asleep 4'";

lupPnJiiu

jui^g

,nu,'i,li_^nj

to lose one's sleep;

nutitffptulip/Q ifUMinkUMI i^p luipilltrt-gu^

^ujjip, aaXra sleep was unknown to
him; ^ii/utf. jl^'kl^ -, sleep fled far
from me; </'' ( - inu>%^. that causes
sleep i^tf^qtWut^ ^ PuAApm-PhMi/U
buried in sleep , fast asleep ; - 4'",

utiruti 4"

J'"i"'3 t'^3

'Wyt ^*" i^^p^i

I sleep neither night nor day, I am

sleepless S. Q^iapP'uni.j; t^^num , p*...
Puiijihj; &c.
PiA-.r, tj/. vn. to sleep, to repose,
to take rest ; to lie with, to sleep with a
woman, to know her; - ^i^ 4"</"'i to
sleep with one's fathers ; -tgnt-jmitrf*
;

pnM.t-pf s.pl. sisters.

'^ni.iiuipl^ni-

uig

s.

voter ; -Pli^A

*.

balloting, voting, ballot; f-mqinip -,

vote by ballot; inp^uiulip -[3-1, result
of the poll; - (.hiif-phij to demand^
poll; -Pp i^mphi^ to elect by ballot;
- uiaXku to poll , to go to the poll;
%t.pliu;i

iP'uhi_^-pt

the poll ; JTuiifiiuMiilg

part in the ballot.
pnt.4-4u.//i</

to be present at
to take

ilfi,k-i_-ph-

send to sleep.

P#f.ip

summing up

of

Totes, counting of votes by ballot.

P.t.#^, ^qn/ s. tow, thread, string,
yarn.

temple, side of the head.

s.

'f'ni.^iu.puip ad. like the Tartars.

p/i-j4it% s.

"^m-^iui

vetch ;
s.

/.

va. to

[male sparrow-hawk.

"P#i..i.,f a**, zool.

'Pni.fi.ai^

[C^pAl-

fowls.

p/it..o^

*'^ni.a.ipp

ptn,nifh-titt i^Krbiyiul^

hruMlin

ituiuuutLiup

-, light, broken, agitated,

iTujiifUi^nu.

troubled, hard, heavy, dangerous,

mortal sleep ; - or ^i - JA*-^, t-pPmi_,
^inf mmi_ iftuh^ tO sloCp, tO gO to
sleep, to lie down, to repose ; q^mil_
luiiliaAifiij [, - Jhiiuiili-ij to be overcome
with sleep, to fall asleep ; Vi,^i_- ju.,
-[I'H'a to sleep the sleep that knows
,

<

musket-hawk,

n-piap or n-ni-P

ui^
s.

^ni-u^Puy

fi

tarsel,

f.leek.

"Pfn-it^ . colt, foal

sf.

rath or rare egg. [filly.

f_j s. monk's cap, cowl,

capuche, hood, cuculla.

"^ni-puM^iai a. sister's, sisterly.
^ni-piy, ftg s. cupel, crucible;
'^ni.puiu[ipni-p

-. soft, agreeable, tranquil, calm,

healthy, refreshing slumber ; p-kpti.
^ii^^ttitn
uMltCfUthi^pum
int-qhuji OT

Pers. w. bot. bitter-

"Pai-^npiifpp or mbfnt-p Pers. w. S.

*'Pnt.^pP^ vn. to squat , to sit as

milk-paib

[coarse language.
*Pi.2('u><Y s. coarse or obscene word,
f-nuJiufP a, light, bay, chestnut.
pntA, finj, nil_ s. slecp, slumbor,
nap, rest, repose, pause; - i/L<4nL,
sleep of death ; ^-un/sp
mptnpj- i,uMU_

S. 4-/l%<J

pni-^uy s. wooden water- vessel, pail,

bucket mech. mill-hopper - ^uiPjA
;

deaconess' stole.
fi

s.

S.

sisterly love.[2,"cj

cupellatiou*
hair-cloth, sack-sack ; - ^iimi.^, to put on, or to wear
hair-cloth.
[priest.
'^ni-pai^ni.iih s.

"^n^pji

^pJp

s.

s. heathen or pagan
scorpion, knotty cudgel, iron rod; ^^. groan, moan, wail,
sigh; -ur, utjtufvn. to groan, to moan,
to wail, to sigh heavily.
[fetidness.
'f'i^"pti tooth-pick,
P>i.i4niii s. offensive smell, stink,

^at-piT,

fpiTwj

'^"^i.e.ey

s.

^n.PaliiuL.Hp O. fiuipiuAuMq^huttt*

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'^"-t "^ i^n-tu,j a. fetid, Btinking.

^..n-btanu Gr. W. S. 'f-tpun% .

"pn-uiatir

^a%u

vu.

to

one's

kui't

brows, to be haughty.
pi/^
,ug s. purse , little bag
satchel; pack, packet; - uipitmiiy,
purse , flat-purse , money-bag , billcase, portfolio - 4<u>^<i,(u.^ n^bif^
to have the same, or a common purse.
P<t4<^/,i> a. bought very dear, at
a high price
-^.n^^ s. purse-maker,
seller ; -4^, ,j g. purser, agent,
major-domo, steward; -4a.<,>L, ,j g.
,

cut-purse, pick-pocket.
[scent-bag.
'^uumIi^Ii * fob, small pocket ; sachet;
P.i , Ig a. twenty ; -u.4^j" S.

PPI'

to have one's hair stand on end, to

f^el the hair of one's head stand erect,
to be horror-struck, to shudder with
tear; ^um!niirui/n.nuuiitunipiit*p uiiLpt^^
hnt.%, the lion bristled up his mane;

'ua,iiiirgnt-giu%kirva. to mako one's

hair stand on end, to cause to shiver,
shudder, thrill with fear ; to jar upon,
to irritate the nerves.
. thrill, great
or shudder of
*p^/Tx-f# S. ^uiu^nuu *
[horror.
"^piab^hip s. cement composed of
powdered charcoal & clay.

"Buuidln^iei or'P//</><-</b

dread

cold

shiver

"P/"W S. pn-/i7

-iM.^.u'i,

a. metallic,

mineral; -fc^.-/3. metal, mineral, ore.

the twentieth year ; -u..ffi-,,/y , jj^p^
~u,Jtui%, iieii[,g a. twenty years old;

s.

of twenty years

icosahedron ; -u/ii^liii, s. icosigone ; -uiuiiom^^

a. ad. twenty times as much ; -tu.^ a.
. a score of, about twenty...; -t,
MibtMill

~iu'iil,uut s.

O. ^utu%UMlllr iu%

~hnnnti.

luq

to tell tales, to detract, to intrigue,

to denounce, to defame.
puA-m [igs. Gr. w. sextary; pitcher,
,

12 bushels, or 2 En; measure* of

glish gallons; -m-P"^ S. Pn-^^i4.
"p.//* s, plants, vegetables.

jar

[fish.

P"/.^. S. "P--^.

po^..^/.t

Gr. w. xiphias,

*.

'pup^p^^iih-utjj S. T^unM-P-Ji

mnt-gu3bl:tr S. 'x^uuhiP.
"pfix/ni/

Pi.nt.

sword-

,^n^u

iIum^

[h. "p^/w*-^/* .

S. 'p"f*- ; biT D. "ptfit*/'; ~nt-f?

uig a. s. tale-bearer, informer,

backbiter; -p[--%
. tale-bearing , story, report, tale,
delation, secret accusation.
tell-tale, slanderer,

pin-4

s. bot.

^uahJ-, &C.

oxyacantha.

S.

awe-compelling

&C.
mighty, roaring,

P-.it./-,

'^umShuilriiiituA a.
(

Ocean

^ipnt.^ a.

terrifying, striking with horror,

mak-

ing one's hair stand on end, horrible,

fearful, awful.

^uuiUhhip

a. ^uinUbuMjinL.y^

& [)p//nutp.

,/"*_

high treason; -dkbiuMiy^, mine,

galleys, place of detention for crimin"^pkl^ni-p a. impure, foul, nasty, [als.

jui'hp,

^pP!li,2u/l.,^ S. ^ppai.i,u%.

CI,

twentieth; -tt^/A^u/Jtiu^a.of twenty

five years
-t-t-m-P^uiJli a. of twenty
eight years ; -k^^kuib -k^llii h^nJug
a. s. all the twenty -^j" ad. twenty
times; -ophuy a. of twenty days, icosimerdn.
"pui-rf", tj/i va. to whisper, to make
false or indiscret reports, to report,
,

*P^^ui^ui% a. S. P^ioyi4"'^i criminal,

enormous, horrible; - Mq^,

^pPffi^irj;

Irjjl,

vn. to

murmur,

to

complain, to growl, to grumbloj to

mutter

to

mumble

-//-*

^f^u/i, s.

murmur, complaint, grumbling, hum,

growling, mumble; -<y. grumbling,
mumbling
growling
complaining
,

-2ni.;a B.'^pPSllliui.

^ppaniMipuia

-nu

[prasus.
Gr, w. chryso-

s,

IV. Or
^pl,i,mn%bMy ik^pg a. s. christian
-i^uiputp ad.hke a christian, christianly ; - itio/j to live - to lead a life
worthy of a christian; -liuA a. christi-

'f'p^umliuM'iinu

iug GT.

an *
;

s.

catechism

tian-like

ans
to

-'ii^ta%i/h/b a.

-i^mu^^

a,

chris-

fond of christi-

-'iik'-tini.guihkJ'va. to christianize,

make

christian, to convert to Chris-

-%linuPl,t^ s. christianism
Christianity ; Christendom.
PPhDSnU . -Pfe /I , ^^ s. Gr. w.
CHRIST, the Anointed, Jesus Christ,
tianity

Messiah, the Saviour of the world;

unt-u,

antechrist.
,

pppuinnumpaip ad. like Jesus Christ;

-plrp a. brought by the Saviour ; -_
if-nph- a. made, by J. C. ; -^nt^q. a. assembled by J. C. ; -q.'UM.uA ftg a. professing the faith of J. C. , christian
-l-lip a. established or ordered by J.
C. ; -if-pn^a. signed by J. C, or with
the sign of the Cross, or with Christ's
name ; -quMp^ a, adorned by J. C. ; -_
,

;;

tjfij

-^ktiui

/ly a.

>

bearing

J.C.in one's soul, christian pn. Chrietopher; -^lru,nl.,r, k-^p va. to christ-,
en, to baptize, to malje christian
lop a. strengthened bj' J. C. called to
be a soldier of Christ -ina'baP- a.
;

having the knowledge of

C, know-

J.

ing J. C, christian -h^"!, af. Christipara, Mother of Christ; -4A ,. of J.

C, belonging to J. C, Christ's ; - 4..
;

i-</i!^

uuiiflip

Christianity; -^uMpif.^.'^iiliumn,

-k^gy^

saved by

a.

J. C.

~kl'C ^' *P/'/'"'"""'"7y^'"j 5 liti^a, called or invited by J. C. ; -4<'* S. "Pf-^".

mouwf.w^u/%; living like a christian;

pleasing or agreeable to J.

--4,2r,y a.
\j-

~Ji^ip

^n^iuuiniiiiMuin-p

fe.

waring against

Jiunui

CI,

antichristian
J. C; the
denying the divinity of Christ; -Jk^
iru,/, a. honoured by J. C.
-ilirpi a.
near unto J. C. ; -i/;.- ^iHint.u, s. the
first & the second coming of Christ;
-Tuipmni^p-'^ s.

J. C.

war against

Ai^,

bearing or representing the

a.

sign of J. C. ; s. emblem of Christianity, the Cross; -ympnf. a. restored by

J. C. ; -"iMnt-ki' " offered, consecrated
to J. C, holy, divine; -^">4 a. simoniacal; -uiaiini-,ra. narrated or taught
by J. C. ; -uii,,uli a. crowned by J. C.
-iLutp a. sent

by

J. C.

nkp

>

"I'p'"^ a-

fond of J. C, loving J. C, devout,

pious; -nftpn^Pliii, s. piety, love of
Christ
-uui!ii, fi^ o. crucifying J.
C.
-iliu^uin, u. selling or betraying
;

J. C.

y^uig a. hating, detest-. Ji4 a. planted by J.C

-uihuiij

ing J. C.

-u,ni-p a.

given by

transmitted, given
-ipnluiu% a.

,1.

J. C.

-<.u>%^

_p

a. Chrlst'S,

_j

of J.

christian, faithful.

having received

'rptumnuf^i^iui^ a,

J.

taught by J.

'or

Christ's vicar.

'f-'pliauinulra.'b

C; bound up

in J.

spirit

&

0.

sharing in the
knowledge of J.C.

'^[lniu,nul,inuum

fl

-pp-p

73 4

ppir
i/tf-hiiij

heathen priest ~%aMir, ui^mi vn. to become a pagan priest, to perform the
j

functions of priest of a divinity ; -*aj.t

%nt.^y sf. daughter or wife of a heathen priest, priestess; -uih-m s. heathen
pontiff.

^piTm-iaf

having or bearing

J. C. in the heart.
'f'pliumnant-piuii u.
"p/f jii

Tf"

denying J. C.
-q^hu

-2j.t

clothed in hair-cloth ; - ^.it^j^, to put

on, or to wear sack-cloth. [s.S.'Pn"-/!..}.
^pilroy .-t^t'fca.made of sack-cloth;
'f-pi/mJ-nqnil^ o. assombled by heathen or pagan priests; -///* sf. wife of a

S'

-, pagan pontificate.
'^liJht.'ip

S.

'p/'"*'g',j^?

^I'-Pp'-^

S.

pagan priestesshood. [chronological.

P^>i%/.(t<

*.

Gr. w. chronicle ; a.
Gr.w. chronologist.

^pn'iinij.pui^ilii.us.

^pniliituifL^mlj a. dwelt in by the

cherubim -[.nM.jh.p a. levied or assembled by cherubim; -4A cherub;

ic, angelical; -;vt ad. like a cherub,

angelically.
^pui[>/{u>ps. Pers. w. a worship among
the ancient Persians; good & faithful

minister.
ppin%u,plrp a- sudoriferous, sudori-

diaphoretic ; -^p- a. all over in

perspiration, bathed in sweat; -i^uiij.
a. steeped in sweat (bread) ; -p-np a.
dripping sweat; -{t ibp or ibg a. full
of sweat, in a profuse perspiration;
-liin%2_ a. fatigued to perspiration ; -_

fic,

a-^i a.

born of, or produced by sweat;

sweat-struck, sweating pro-

-i,.up a.

fusely, too much fatigued; S. "P^ui%_

9ujb S. ^p Mnbui^nhP"!. ~-qnt~aMMiiih-ir

p-lrp

cause to sweat or perspire, to

throw into a perspiration.

va. to

'f^pin'bkir, kj/,

'^pm'blnr, kjui) vn. to

sweat, to perspire, to transpire, to be

in a perspiration ; to work much, to
toil, to drudge, to sweat, to strive
hard : to sweat out, to exude, to exsudate; to transude.
'^pmtin.-P'B s. sweat, perspiration;
fig. sweat, endeavour, fatigue.
*^pui'fini.J* o.

tion

^puibptr.

transudation; exudaoozing out.

^puOin^-SfiM

'f^pu,n%

"T-pliuuKiunJbuiii a.

son of a pagan priest.

heathen priesthood Jti-

^pifhpifip s.

s.

s.

minister, servant.

f-pfutip,%>j,-f>P^l>2_.ft'

s.

hearty

laugh, loud or derisive laughter, burst

of laughter - (iu./>.%u/_i to burst out a
laughing, to burst into a loud derisive
laugh, to laugh outright or immoder;

ately, to roar with laughter; -

be laughed
p/!^f/i a.

at,

^u/^^,

to

derided, scorned.

ploughed, soft, friable.

-.
saffron-coloured

'f'P^iruF^n/i, a.

a-A

strewn with saffron -^4.

abounding in saffron or in crocus.
^ppJtr.i^s. hot. Arabian bean.
"^p^iTaql s. usquebaugh, whiskey.
a.

"^p^ni-l'J', k-juy vn. to

to brag, to

be proud

a.

vaunt, to boast,

of.

O'i-n

Xllih century to facilitate or distinguish the two different pronunciations

of the syllable "- which is generally
pronounced ay when followed by a
,

vowel; as, UMt-irmwnuih uMi^uMqtuU iil^

t-u,,).
on the contrary, when followed
by a consonant, it is pronounced like
,

''^(ipnL.ir, ^iHy s.crocus, saffron; cAem.

crocus; - il^ptr^, uuu, -, carthamus, bastard or mock saffron, safiEow-

the English o; as,

tUL.trtMtltlt.Uill

uML-pi^kiT,

<o-^5iti/',

iut~pt^to

^') 4*'t/'4 -. curcuma, turmeric, terra

merita.

aid
assistance, suc0'/-*' *. help
cour; j- if."^. i,tMMutiibhi_, to help, aid
or succour a person j- lini!;i_i to call

med. to itch excessively, to tickle.

P/!p.tjt._jai%t J" va. to heap up, to
accumulate, to increase.
[softness.
"^PfpuA^ *. looseness, dissoluteness,
"^pppt-ir, t-^l, va. to search or dive
into,- to investigate carefully, to examine with care ; to agitate, to undo,
to destroy ; - ^rii^uiu , to excite , to
rouse up or awake the mind, to stimulate ; - qmlunpJ-ui^ , to sharpou , to
quicken the appetite.
'^P^ptrjnM.ga/bhiT va. to oxcite , to
stir up, to agitate.

for help.

flaw, agnail.
s. distraction, upsetting,
confusion, agitation, emotion; groaning, complaint, outcry.
p^fit-fiT, -tr^'y vn. to moan, to howl,
to sigh ; to be agitated, confused to
*'P_3^i/" *.

^^nt.iu'iip

laugh out loud; S. fppnt-^j:

p^nt.Hii s. commotion, compassion.
P7.. &c. S.-Pf &c.
^oqtiy^

"pof^t^

ktj

ruffle.

he-goat, buck; -ufuinaii a.

goat-like ; -hw S. %o^ir; -ni-ia s. leap
of a wild beast on its prey.
"poj^, ^_j s.

aiding, assisting, helpaid, helper, assistant,

Qif'bu,litu% a.

ing, auxiliary

s.

adjutant, coadjutor, colleague; -ijff/'.p'

auxiliary forces, reinforcements, auxiliaries ; - ib'Jilrij to help, to aid, to
give help to, to succour; - ^it^.i7'tlkiu'itg
to help one another ; - [tt-p #._
%tti-i_, to profit by, to avail oneself of;
tflutai-tup - tun-htuij uudor covor or favour of the darkness ; -t./"S. ^<^htr:,
-nt-P-lt s. S. ^tfuttt-is-'lt ; alliance, league;
co-operation, collaboration ; -phuttT^
U.J7 or Sk'*' with the help of God, God
willing, God helping.
Of**-./", tj/i va. to aid, to succour,
to assist, to second, to back; to be
good for, to serve, to favour, to sustain ; - tJltiiktifitg to help one another.
{^fbnt-Pltt^t s. aid, succour, assistance, help, furtherance, support, stay,
prop ; favour, relief, resource, means;
forces; ti-iiuti/httittttt - pecuniary aid,
relief, subsidy, grant ; ^.-/?"t^. 4"'uiubhi_ J- nt.pnt^ to hastcu to a per,

son's aid.

august, empress; -

Q<i.ttttintu sf.

pni-'ijt

S/*-

Holy Virgin, Queen of heaven

& earth ; -i^ut^ a. imperial ; -liittti a.

august, majestic, grand, magnificent
-:p

s.

csesars

{^t^rtutttiut^ttilt

Of <"""
Of <"-

>

>

emperors

-tftiun.

S.

\t

s.

ofui^

August

pn-

Augustus.

utility, profit, inter-

s.

advantage, emolument, gain,lucre;

advantageous; great, much;
- or j-k, Of m^ 4- til v.tmp. it is good
est,

a. useful,

for, it is useful, profitable

) o . the thirty seventh letter
(
of the alphabet , & the eighth of the

vowels.

was introduced in the Armenian alphabet towards the end of the

It

tt.tntu%hi_

ohe's interest ; - .^ _
tft^ij to derive or reap benefit from
- ipitk-ij to be useful, advantageous,

tf-

fit-it

to find

work
J~ '^t'''
j- tuplittiiiki^ juMntiiMitiy^j
J uihi^ j^,

to serve ; ^^"'""k^L
for the public weal ;

b kbp ^^ t 'b^v

''*'

37

;,;

736

00-

fiku J- pi-p ip2^i_< uMiLiiat-u to profit

by, to avail oneself of, to turn to account, to turn to the best account;
Jtuyi ij^ihi^ auJiT ^ 2f"'> of'^l' "^^^ tO
sacrifice all to one's interest; 4^0%
t

on-B.

of air, to go abroad, to go into the

country; uinmiip^ o,^, it is bad or foul
,

weather p-Aai-m l/ii oq.^ we shall

have rain luui,iu,qb% uiuMpijlfi, o^^ it

Q^MHuipuip ad. usefully, advantageously; -pt-f a. profitable, useful, lucrative

fruitful

-J-min^^, -/A^^/.

-a-u._

covet-

^.mt a. self-interested, selfish,

ous -liiup luji a. useful, profitable,

advantageous, favourable; -Ifuipni-Pji
s. utility, usefulness, advantage, good;
,

is

getting fair again,

,

qnilu/iiu/ii aif^

a.

q-pnK-P'li s.

to profit, to boot,

fructify; -h^n,-^ufiih,r va. to interest,

to give an interest, to advantage, to
profit, to benefit, to improve.
Oy-"'/"/". l--3'y vn. to profit, to derive
use or advantage from, to take advantage of, to turn to account, to reap

benefit from.
O^ffi/i^

\ji^innt-[^liL% S. 0'/-"'-'"

O^-i e/ or

air;

s.

weather; wind,

breeze shoe, boot, half^luiayf oq.^ lady's boot

iMMltnj^ or ^tuimputtip'-.^
putnh-^

light wind,

boot, &c.
ui^uipai

looti

s.

shoe-maker;

-4,

aerosphere; aerostatic bal-n-piuliiu^ a. aerographical -.

utility.

vn-

growiug

qwiiJiij.

Irgft

it is

aerologiea! ; '-pm'iini.pf
s. aerology; -pkp a. aeriferous; -^^_
uini-Pj, s. aerognosy -^l-p s. aerographer; -'/*.j a. traversing, moving,
flying in the air -^nfl' a. azure, ceru-pui'iiiuliui'b

fond of one's profit or gain, very interested; -jnjg a. showing profit or

Qif-uikir,

clearing up;

it is

mild, cool; o^l^ ^m^^^j, the extremity or break in armour; ^.l^nqj:

Qq.iupiuJ-lfiM s. climate, clime ; -pa/i,
a. idly speaking, talking to the winds;
s. aerologist; S. Qij-t-pt-t-m-Puipiai &e.;

lean; -q-npb-

to be advantageous or profitable, to

JkqJh/bu/i,

good, for your interest; ^i^ J-umJIm u,,

the greater part of the day
^n>-l,%

s.

&o. S.
Oj.u.^j:y , &c. ; -tb'-v " variable,
changeable, uncertain as the wind;

aerography ;

-i-l^'-P-

s. aeroscopy; -q^puM^uA a.
aerodynamical; -qopna-P't s. aerodynamics -P-ti. a. .swift as the wind
-p,i.[,^a. flying in the air, very swift,
like the wind; -fuwiiuij S. Qq-utifiui^ ;
-/uu,n-% a. mixed with air -ptpu, a. full
of or condensed with air; hermetical;

-qifiint-Pt

by damp, damped
by the atmosphere; -^.ynJf S. O?-'"-fun'bui^ a. affected

4^ii<-f

ed

~-^.u% a. aerial,

in the air;

-^am-y^

built in the air, aerial

f therial ; raisa. situated or

-liuin.^

at-

s.

mospheric or pneumatic railway -_

itpuf a. aeriform -//^ii^iA a. aerostatic ;-4^i.-P? *. aerostatics; -4uA,
^ s. mech. the air-pump; -^tp^l-i a,
-4Jy *.
cleaving the air
cutting
aeromancian; -^iHyni-Pj s. aeromancy -^nui s. vapour, exhalation -4/";

serene mild, temperate,

oif.,
calm, fine, good, cool, breathable air
or weather; ^m-pm ^p i^m/tnlautliu/ii

iritbli,

utbifUiuutuiui
n.nil9

<ru/huM

utilu^utifui&

iftuiii

ifUuiutu^uip

utiifuil^uihtiuift

iippliiujn/q_ oq.

iluiutiu^
pinltiitt-f

colOy dry,

changeable, inconstant, bad weather;

deadly or deleterious, unwholesome,
infectious, corrupt or foul air or atmosphere; damp, overcast or cloudy,

tempestuous or stormy weather; o^.

iuilt^ o.^<y the injuries of the weather;
in vain, vainly, sillijoifu
puif. 0^0
ly at venture or random piu%^ fuap^
^nt-p^ g ofu idle talk, silly words,
empty discourse, vain, extravagant
designs, castles in the air; ft 0^0 /<.,
,

ahi_, i,u,pliui%ki_,

to talk idly, to beat

- u/n..
take an airing
to have a change

the wind, to talk to the winds

'bnt-u to air oneself, to

or walk

>l,n[uUi,

4<u%

s.

fire

syringe

-Jtt.,it.p2'

shoe-

maker's calling; -<}/>?- o. inhaling air;

- ffi,,u'ii suction-pump -trn^q_ a. ex;

pelling air; -p4.V. force pump; -_

Jhi-u, a. open, aired, ventilating; air-hole, casement, window, door ; -.
,

j,uit a.

wandering

in the air, in space;

whose

fioor or pavement
the air; -^pi S. 0?-"'4"^'; -^iumJ;
3"-y vn. to be changed or resolved
into air ; to be transparent as the air;
Aiuit-npn. s. aeronaut; -^un-opq-m-Pji s.
jMi,u,u,^ a.
is in

aeronautics

form
-i.'"'/'

-iini/u a. air-like,

aeri-

blowing in the air

aerometer, air-poise ; baro-

-^n-l>^ a.

,
;

OP-b
meter

*"v4f .the barometer

[,aA^ or

fm,

is rising, is fall-

ing ; -iaiMpn^p-Ji s. aerometry

travelling through the air ;

-^nc .
aero-

*.

naut ; -uiiof, -uiiupl,^ a. floating, flying through the air;-<,^/,4 *. balloon,

,

air- or aerostatic-balloon
s.

-u{u,pn,.pfB

aerostation.
[nt^p^fiJi, s. cold.
Of^"'"- //A^r vn. to catch a cold ; -.

nourished by air, aeriaerophobous; -^,

/>./9'/r<.% s. aerophobia ;
-^/> y a.
driven through the air ; -lu,pfrvn. to
{^ij-uiantii a.

vorous;

-/^^

s. a.

fly in

the air

~,pn^

s.

-mtuuili S. 0?-<"1''<Ao%
ventilator, fan, air-trap ; -^n.
/at^iTva. to change the air, to ventilate,
to air to aerify ; -ifaluni-pf s. change
;

of air, taking a walls, going into the

country, going abroad ; ventilation,

-^wp

airing;

aerolite.

s,

g. sheepskin with the' wool

sheepskin, of sheepskin.

Ql^t-ili

a.

0<ft^t-y/3-

meteor

-nt-P-iupuA
-m.p-uMpuAui^m'ii a.

s.

. meteorologist
meteorological;

-nt-[tu,p.iu%ni.p-l,L% .

meteorology; --/3-i^fmBf4 s. meteoroscope y-ni-Piii%Jh,'ii a. meteor-like.

Qif/^i^iuf^ a. containing air; s, airvessel; -44-j iriupJlfu s. projectile ; -44-.
gnL-P-liiSu s. projection.
Oj./"
"f-y '.^ ^tuy s. sheep.

Off 4 s. sheepskin
S'

Ot-"/"/""

fur coat, pelisse.

atmosphere

-ypb

o,,

atmospherical.

^tlib

to bivouac.

{jPht^uMtiiuiT S. SjPiui^iMptr*

Qphd,

-,u% a. stale, hard; S. t,''S'

Opt J- S.
Opt-iloAi

QP[.J:
Qphi.ui% , mg

s. .inn,

hos-

telry; dwelling, lodging, habitation,

convent; a day's journey; hpultimt-km
- u,pn.u,png the happy abode of the
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's journey distant.
[innkeeper.
OPkiluh.iMit-np a. hospitable ; j. host,
Qpt-iluA'kir, tgfi va. to receive into
one's house or hotel, to lodge, to har,

bour;

or

-/^J"

up one's
lodgings, to stay, to sojourn.
OPag uig s. sleeping-place , bedroom; blanket; carpet, tapestry, hangings, arras ; S. i\kpujp(ini. .
'
OJ-ufii^mli uig a. aiding, helping, as;
sisting, auxiliary, subsidiary 'confer
derate, allied ; - (/ auxiliary verb
- ti-ni^iif. , auxiliary troop ; -t-j; tg[i
kgu,, vn. to take

0/3/>A

aid, to succour, to assist, to

protect, to favour, to support, to sustain; -hi-Jm s. aid, succour, assistance,
[rier, runner.
support, protection.
Qi/^^^'f.u'i *. S- QJ-uAif-uii^ , &c.; con0<^^> tf-mfiji or J-uiatg 8. marriageportion , dowry , endowment ; gift
present.
va. to

0<fu,itfLtp a.

goddess of the air, Hera.

state of the weather.

*/

O'/.nj s.

u<#iife^S. Qptil<-MiirJ'

0'i-frik% a. airy, aerial.

on;

o^n

7 37

-i piupjpaAiy

bearing

gifts;

-ilAt/j

to bring a portion or dowry; to

a present -^m* . dotal.

make

Qp ,./fj s. pernoctation, passing the

night in a place ; sleeping place, lodging
oTcning ; .. -. towards
dusk, in the evening .. - ^u.^up^
nn-ph^ to pass the night in a place,
to make a halt ; - mniilri_, to stop or
stay with, to logde at; -fiiutglruii^i^in.
u!buiaiuim -u hplijif-ii , joumoying two
nights in the desert.

Qj-mhiT, t-gfi va. to portion, to assign a 'dower, to endow with a fortune; to offer, to make a present.

^uHianT, uMgmj vu. to lodgo, to pass tho

night in, to sojourn, to dwell, to stay

hmPn^,
"Ln.-^.-

in a person's house.

person

unction anointing-oil.
anointed together.
Qb-uAt-ikp ikiug s. ointment, salve,
unguent, po'matum, pomade.
Ofyu/btiri oitfi, obr va. to anoiut; to
consecrate - nu^i-n^, to gild - mp,
O*-

s.

Qh^uilifig a.

lodge, to dwell
together, to live under the same roofQpu,%ny
Qp,upm% s. lodging or
sleeping place, inn, hotel, hostelry.

Qpui^tg

iia-fiJ'vn. to

{iphmli hill, s.
uni-uuhnug

0/* bivouac ; dressing-room ; -

S.

l^Viiinj

to

pomatum,

to silver

naii^Xii

to

/'<-^<>^

/_

perfume one's

S. b-i-

QittuMf^ a. anointed,

consecrated;

*.

king, priest, &c. ; -i Uij the Lord's

Anointed ; -* t Christ, the Messiah.
0^/n^^/"-% s. the being anointed;
>

unction.

0*"-/3f -*

QttnL.UL

S.

S. QitlriaL.pf;

;
.
,
,

;,

02^

l^p^l-'ii

fJ

*.

baldmony,
as an asp

P^;-/?n/i

S.

s.

-dris"

a.

bot.

[ill-naturedness.
one's garments.
0<J>7-/?/'i-'*' *. serpentine nature
fig.
^ini-m a. swarming or infested with
serpenis.
QjlmtiT, hjf, va. to divide, to disunite,' to separate, to detach, to sever,
to part, to distract, to divert from
to dissipate, to disperse, to scatter;
to sow discord or strife ; to tear, to
lacerate ; vn. to be divided, dissipated,
;

serpent, adder, snake or lut-ianiuli I the devil j luutpmiTua^

the ser"III- , dipsas or dipsade ; - ^k
pent hisses ; S. p/^^B.-/?f ti.
{iJtuip.uM(i ad. like a serpent; -pu,py
a. cunning, artful ; -piiuili a. inhabited
by serpents ; -pnpp a. abounding or
swarming with serpents ; -7-^7. s. hot.
0J

0^

?og

anomting, consecration';
h-nt-Uii, extreme unction.

poisonous

&c., to dissent.

ophioglos-

Qjlu,n,.ai>

sum,adder's tongue; -/mo* a-bitten by

a serpent; -luuMnaig^ s. serpent-charm-

pieces.

ers : OphitsB (sectarians) ; -[uu,n^, a. infected with serpents; -/<./i- a. snaky-

let

haired, Gorgon- or Medusa-headed,

having thehead bristling withserpents;
-4u//_. f a. holding a serpent ; s. ast.
serpentarius ; -^tpui a. serpent-like
-^nfu a. trampling serpents under foot;
-4"i. calling, charming serpents;-^
Psylli; -^otzCs. serpentine, --stone,
ophites ; -^m^uft- a. driving away serpents; -4"/ S. 0'*"'A""*^ ; -'i'upnM-P-piA
-Ah,, a. snake-shaped,
s. serpent-bite
snaky ; full of turnings & windings,
going or running winding about, zigzag, crankling ; s. zigzag, crankle ; -.
Jr,i.li% s. eel, conger ; -Juipm a. inimical to serpents ; s. ophiomacus ; ichneu.

mon;

-tuiiT, ,Miglruii_vn. to become a

serpent, or like a serpent; to be
changed into a serpent, to turn into a
snake -t/i/ioi a. resembling a serpent,
serpent-like
serpentine ; -^lA^ a.
serpent-breathed -uim^ ,u^ a. worshipping _serpents
ophialatrous; -^
uiiu^nt-pt s. serpent-worship, ophialatry -ui,a,n^p a. deceived by the serpent; -uiuinju, a. serpentine, winding,
meandering, sinuous, tortuous, crankling S. {yiuiihi. ; [unqn^uili
chem.
worm of a still serpentine-pipe ;
^J'p a. given by the serpent to eat;
-u.oi^^i.zooi.ophioctene, scolopendra,
millepede; -utp^tiq^ s. Ophiogenes
or-genee; -..ui^"!, a. serpent killing;
-u.u.'ij^a. tormented by a serpent;-,
utka\,f_ S. ^iuilikitui
-guMi. s. med. eiy;

sipelas ; -^.yo, . snake-wood; -i/r..^

s. mus. ophicleide ; -^u,p S. 0.i"'4"-X*'
{S-ilru,li, klil$ s.

0"*/' q-lrii_s. bot.

O^lift

>

o^hu,^

shirt-collar

cock,

viper's bugloss, echi- ^uufliui^

collar

s.

^o.i/11/
;

hammer, [um.
;

uimmmn-hu

to

rend

dissension

s.
;

separation
dispersion ;

disunion ,
tearing to

Oi' As <" "J ring, slide; curl, ring; - znfi"ob' ''"ik ; - ^lupJ'tA,^};
button-hole.
^qutfuij'p

Oyi( l
annelides.

0/3

s,

staple, ring-staif.
; -u,i-np^
g, pi.

ring, slide

s.

Qqu,^n.T(J,^

anat. cricoides.

s.

ring-shaped, circular.
QtluiiTuAkui^ s. ring ; ferrule ; - "m^j
npuai^aii PiL^inj , VarVCls.
Ox;'"-/'/! a. ringed ; curled in ringletsQjhpJ, &c. S. n^^t^-i. &c.
o-y-c/ *. strong drink, spirit,
0/A
OilutJt,. a.

brandy

5#/"

S.

*.rossolis, liqueur.

O'tl-ii

a. delightful,
Q^,.% s. S. n?/"-*
charming, enchanting.
02C<u% p s. assistance, favour, protection, goodness, grace; uMn.%ni^-,
;

to gain one's cause.

soap 8.Q^uib& W.TCam.ornaments

,
O^f/r S- (W'/-[&c.; means, remedy.
Oi * cheer, shout of encouragement;
- uiniini-j; to cheer up, to pluck up
0% uin.yiui_ inU
courage oh ou um.
now come cheer up ! courage bravo!
Q'li'iiia.

aij

S.

bride's dress

furniture

shame! pshaw!
avaunt back
stand back ! off or
away with you
u,%n.p p pu,^ (u>j
be off! go away! begone! get you
gone! oi u,pl, viae up! come! oi fr.
0% uip[[p fbuiajm^
i'Vj.f! come along
up with you let us go oi ti^y^ t-u
Jirp,]et us go too; oi u>^^, arise!
get up '!it frt oi, so, in this or that
way, thus, such certainly, to be sure,
u!b,f.p

Qi\^^Qi\

for

assuredly ; oTi t.. oV, mpaiugk f>bi U,5 ti.

ott hu. oil jutL.h^^ ls-[3-^
#7^ JuM^nL. Jh-^
n.tu'iilijliu

die not
a'b ki. 0%

may God

o^>

Ut.

strike
0% mpaia^fii

juit-i.-ujh'ii

kpk,

me

if

you

jtiiA ^.fip

Ui.

the gods do

;;
,

oso.

& more

so unto me,
^'^.''^ *V34^

may

7S9
also, if .

o'i

fc^

the gods load or

aflaictyou -with^every evil

if

. .
.

ht- o% .upiuu^l; 0,4^

%aL,pp he i% ke

ju,L.ir,ak t/?-, SO

& more also

o'fc

God

do

unto the enemies of David, if...; .'i

I pmjj p-nt/i/ni-^ oh toomuch! leave
off! have done!
[God! God grant it!
Ol> O^/^t int. would to God please
,

Vu

0^.<'(

s.

/'

gum ammoniac, am-

moniaoum.

[salt, sal

ammoniac.
"/.

ammoniacal;-

a.

Oii"4y^*

Sj^iuhir S. ^o^inhj',
"/_3 s. syrup, sherbet.

0^>f>'4

;;
,

OSU.

eign land or country, to die abroad

-Jkpj- a. inhospitable ; -ilpma. S. O""".
piufun^ singular, whimsical ; -irm-m a.
adventitious, foreign.
{Siniiipa,%u>ili a. alienable , transferable; -'JiuMiT, ui^iiif vn. to become a
stranger, to adopt foreign manners &
customs; to estrange oneself, to go
away, to leave; fig. to be alienated,
estranged, disunited, disaffected;-,
i^iAa.unusual, extraordinary, strange,
singular, out of the way -^-ny *. place
where strangers are lodged, guest's
house, residence for foreigners hospice for pilgrims or other travellers.
;

{Siniiipiu^uuip^uiiili

O^V/'

0^/</

^j

0^/'%>

ti'b
[

*.

worm-wood,

absinth.
mistletoe, lichen.
*

kali, glass-wort

s.

{juuipif. 8. u,t-i/up^.

0"/fJ

soap[wort.

starch; ^npituipiu'b

manufactory

-lu^hpui o.
^ Qan/u S. ttunpi.

[to starch.

stranger foreign
remote, distant; other; extraordinary, strange ad. vainly, in vain, unjustly, wrongfully.
[stranger.
Quiiapuip-mp ad- strangely
like a
Qmaiii

uiij

s.

a.

Xjimuputi^^iMi o. \juitupuiuiirunL.f*

Sjtntupuiq^ll

q-'-y

t^-hiu^

qh

a,

of

an another nation, foreign, outlandish.

Quiuipuiik-qnt. a. speaking another
language, foreign.
{Smiupmp,uia.% a. crossod, cross-bred;
crossing with another species ; inuii_
QX [uuMiLUlil_i^uMlimuni^iu j~uj tO CrOSS
animals, to cross-breed ; -[unpP- a.
spurious, bastard, illegitimate; -[unp,
4ni.^f. or -^"4 excentric, strange,
odd, fantastical, extravagant; S. D,^,
fuiifiain.'
[ger ; foreign, stranger.
^niupuMit\ib hr%,u^ a. boru of a stran{)muMi,u,^uMinePI,t% s. foreign yoke
-/[i/i, a. foreign, alien ; *. stranger,
foreigner; -^hpui a. of another form
or appearance, diverse, different; -.
*.

extravagance -^n./W,
iyu s. foreign land, abroad jopuMJ^n^
'wLip'^LJ' 4"'-""j .to recruit abroad.
lihpuMini-P-liA s.

{Smaipiu^uiitafrni.p't

s.

iuhospitality.

a. of a different landisagreeing , -dissenting or

-tient; - oi-ui/iiAp, strange doctrines;
-Jtre a. odd-shaped.
QmuipuiJiu^ ^Hifitrvn, to die in a for-!

Quiiupui^ia/ii

guage

4'^'V/

unorthodox, heterodox
piup.uap

-[,

amylic
amylaceous; -ha; h^fi va.
-mliuiii

exotic, foreign; -^uiupi,lilg

to become a pilgrim.
^iiuipuiiMiuiiu, a. of false
;

'^^

"'

^I'k

ypJ3-iu%u$i_,

religion

-/4-" S. 0"'<"_

^miupuiuhn- ukp or utrpiTa. hotorogeneous, dissimilar; S. O"""/""??-^

-u^p, ulipiug a. fond of strangers, hos-u[<p(str va. to be
fond of
pitable
strangers, to welcome foreigners, to
be hospitable, to entertain stratgers
-ii[ipni-Ppi.'ii s. kindness to strangers,
hospitality; -uuiaA, fig a. murdering
strangers, hospitocidal; -uuiu.'iini.pji
s. stranger-murder,
hospitocide ; -_
,

utiiib

D, \jinuMptabna

^muipuimkuig

hating strangers
inhospitable; -o.fro, &c. S. ij.i.pu,ukp,
&c. ; -u,i.-uu,^ a. of another kind, form
or manner, diverse different; -mt_
i/i-^ a. meddling with another's things,
a.

bearing envy, envious -u,tjn..ppiA

hatred of strangers, inhospitality ;.
mntJri S. {jtnujpusHna ; umt-wij Ct. OOtm
degenerate, wild.
(imuipuMglT,i_a. of another tribe, for^
eign, heterogeneous; -_jfr'/_'-f*. heterogeneousness; -^nc^uMXh-J' va. to alienate, to estrange; to alienate from
affection, to disaffect, to avert, to turn
aside or away, to detach, to wean jlii-pJk >3t to send from home, to
remove, to send abroad, to expatriate;
alienating ;
-3"'-al'L "' estranging
strange, paradoxical; -gm-^niJfiM s. estrangement, alienation.
Qmiupuiiliiua. a. heterodox, heretical -/.i./3-f t-fc s. heterodoxy.
Qmutppiifiuiu &c. S. tj!'-pi^h"'ij &c.
0<ii'/'^% another's, not one's own.
;

s.

,
;

,
;
,;
,

760

or

Quiuiplim PerS.W. S. ^luntuh-ni.'

Qlnutnnuili uit-m inhaiq O, strEttgO^
i

foreign, alien ; new, strange, extravagant; diverse, different;-:^ . false

gods, idols.
0"<'/""-/?^- condition of a strange;

alienation, estrangement, separation

unlikeness, difference ; strangeness,
extravagancy; elimination, proscription; absence, pilgrimage ; abroad,
foreign lands.
0"><"^'/"-4^ sf. stranger, foreigner.
Q,nuipn,-uni-llh a. following, holding
or teaching new or strange doctrine;
^it%t-i_- , not to hold strange doctrines.

Qmuipn^uin
J- orf. from aHother
part, elsewhere, from any other place.
\jinu/naltnnt-li
&C. iS, \}inuttfuiu^nni-fi
(J^ r ift-ni-p' uii-nt^p^t "'-P3 * day,
daytime; ^g. time, days, life; </rf./
,

o/

week-day ; op

f-nph-n/

work-day

vp moil, feast-day, holiday; op i/iA^n^

birth-day ; op 4<i/%^f u/i Hay of solemnity; ni.,n[t^ op, flesh-day; op uiui^nif
,

day op

fast

irnfupn^

ash-wednesday

more & more

t-nt-p

day

uat-nt-pa

uiLjtL^p u.
op utt-nt-p
juii-nLpu
daily, ovory
;

iyi

the same day,

in the same day, presently, soon ; ^pi
^h-plrtf
^oph ni^njli qop% ^ fiaL^t f all
day, all day long, during the livelong
day, from morning till night ; ^p sjiT,
every day, diurnal all day long ; Jpi^
;

/. opjli,

oplfi,

i~'~3C

& day
'

op

^*"*'ujpuMii

till

Jiut-ni^p J^nL^iT,

noon;
fi

uMi^nt-phi

J^tm-ir uit-m^pa

one day, a day, one fine day,

some fine day jhplipnpif.m-J' <!.<.
the day after, next day f JlLMai-iTut,
i-ai-p, the day after, to-morrow; 4t_
uih,.huii_ opi, the following day jt-m
tp^ni-j u,i.nt.pj
two days after jfr_
ppp uMuni-p in three days \t %!!},% #.
-n,.p the same day; [
^u^ mi-ni-p
the very same day jopk ju,a.m^Jh,
from the first day ^Jar u3,.ni.pu every day, for ever jiJM.ni.pa dhp in our
days, in these days, in our time; jm.
Jf,

"iiilfiii

latterly

in the

days>
those

latter

jiai.m.pu'ii jMiflinufi^

in

times or days ; ju,,.m.pa "unpu, under

him, during his time; np op, the day
that ; tfuit-m-ph , many days, long time;
fjpml. opnifj of a day ; op [i jop or op
jop iaiL%lri_, to put off from day to day,
to -procrastinate, to defer, to delay
op uuM^iitnftir^ to fix a day ; li'"i_ ifopu
girphli ,f.iiimuipli to wasto the day, to
remain idle all day; ^aiJhiplri_ii-uij,L.pu
to count the days ; Jlrn.a,'blfi_ [I, ._
i.ni.pp^ to die full of days;- iv2tL "i.nt.p'ii , the passing of the day; piun%iui_
nP^uApni-Pt ,u,.nL.p% to bear the burden of the day; .j-tn. iUi.ni.p ^am lliyt
it is not yet late, it is yet early; Jt'^'t.
iuL.n,.p iiuy while it is day
qSiiT _
;
,

iLni-pu iiWhuig
t'-p"3

'

ft"

1*'^

wholo

life-

time trpl^iujlitili liuMpTCjtU uii.nt.pp the

days grow or are growing longer,
shorter t-pk^ J-uij" 4- uML.nM.pii it is
three o' clock a. m.; nf^jkm puMM]nMjr^f_
uii.nM.p^ in a few days, soon, shortlyj
mu/jptt 'ttiTuM Mut..n'.pb *liiiuMbutli mIJi
they
gave him a loaf daily uMpliuM'bkp 4J''^"'i
op jop^ tri. UMmI^U JMUlillMMM Up Uuf ^npng.MM_
jk> he cast lots to see in what month
& on what day he should lose him
t^% opjiui.nt.pa Or L-tr^t. optJpjtut.nt.pa
i

univorsary solemnity
^htftui^^b-UMI^ op
q-lri^qlill
fine, splendid day; puipt/u^,, kp^_
Irpuii,u3i-kui op
fortunate, happy,
lucky day; ^puii{.ni-^li o^, unlucky
day tyu or luiju op to-day op g Jfr^,
op^opi, every other da,j op jopk^
from day to day op g opi a. quotidian ad. day by day, daily, every day,
uii-ni-pg juiL.ni.pu

TOofc

OPD.
jhuifiiiu

i.nt.pii

^^i.ut'itMf.uMguMt.

one day he

fell

sick;

new-born
babe op% pMnitup^t-^uMc ju/J-, the day
gave place to evening ;2<m t --/A
Itup fit.p, sufficient for the day is the
rMu%nt.ii

{tiih-MMMi^

op\tb

tutt.

evil

thereof;

ph-iuMj

S. 2,"'""'p"'i'

^OMAt^Sut^t-tf,

^""'.

\Saitup^ftli',

Htup^

&C. &C.
OpuMpt-p a. bringing day, luciferous;
-piiuM^ ilHt^irvn. to sojourn for a day;
-tkbr * ^*y & night, a whole day,
twenty four hours -ttp &c. S. l,i"_
Mi-tp' &c.; -ifluM^ s. a day's journey;
-tj.pnt.p-lit.'iM s. diary, journal; -/?/!-,
13-nt.p s. day's work ; day of the month;
-lu'itij.pp it%l>ir vn. to note lucky & unlucky days -4.i a. diurnal daily ;
day's or daily earnings or wages; -_
AtuMnh-tT, ^tupiuJ-tut^M,

<

^uM^t- s. day's account ; day-book,

journal; -4.u S. QpiuMu ; -4</u>^ s.
ephemancy ; -MX^pm^^ s. Ephionithes,

daily baptists ; -tTnt-u,^ s. daily service.

QpuM%, uMg s. bundle of corn, sheaf^
shock, stack.

OpuM^P s. fatal, unlucky or inauspicious day^ -u/u/^fuu o. wanting some

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.

,,

OPt

76

op^
down

or a few days ; -<it.4 or 4ai4 u.^ s.

day-sentry
-ntu.^[.i g. livelihood

^UMiToMpbi, to lay

daily bread; -uiu,pt% a, living

hand to mouth.

to dep,art or deviate

0/""

s.

Gr. w. 6'paatg

ifrora

Opu,j[,a. of every day, daily, quotidian; -j/yj *. almanack, calendar; -.

jni. a. lasting several days.

ephemeral; fig.
short-lived, temporary; -mf ephemereuta, hebdomadary.
a. diurnal,

Ofxai-"/'

*0f trf-

S. ni-npt^a:
;

* days;

-^

m^

s.

imprecation, malediction, curse.

0/'4''><

op/A/i better Qpl^^p

law; precepts

oplftim^

; conrule, regulation ; right;

principle, maxim ; usage, uses, custom;
iustitutiou condition, fashion, mode:
district, canton, province; -j., or p'
.Jhuiuiuiliui'h -^
the Eucharist , the
Holy Sacrament or Communion ; - .
i-katl.-u,r)
guerdon or gift to a bringer
of good news ; -p ^<u4"'^"f7'"'v^'""liiuii^
decretals ; 4'^"-" ^i,uMiiuMjui^

s.

stitution

faith, religion

Mihmiuiiulh opffbui^

-^

ist;

liufiiiu'iM^

catameuia; ^.p, or %lip^ p. 6^/.ir.j,

Deuteroor \}filipiipiijti-i& oppbuMjj
nomy -^ utnif-uig the law of nations;
-_p Jaitu^, principles; - u{iuuini-nj, decoration, insignia, badge -^ rafco^.4ip >
corrupt practice, abuses -^ e,^pui^
the law of might, the good
^nJbJfii
,

or oppose in many ways ; f/*t^ ^

opftii\t or Ji liuihmli^ u
tO haVO
the menses ^ liu/biuii^ opliiiui^ u^im^iu^
uh-fj to cease to be after the manner
of women; bp-k - fj4- -aahu if it may
be said ; - 4- it may be, it is allowed,
sist

liuihufbg

one may - kp "'Tw he was allowed

to; - tp .p*-t' y^ might; opl^ii /y^
fiji^-, is it allowed to? ik -, it is not
;

old rule; ^taJ^um-UJ^ t t^in.a.^iP anpI/uiQ

against all rule, illegally ; iMir.Mipi,,ju.^
t

<

permitted to jt-m opftiiut^i lignpn.at._

p-b 2i'i\j&v the Holy Communion; -<#
he holded as a maxim
J,,.p liuMih,ui_ kp
or principle; - ^mptrk^ia, uibiu/b^,
they believed themselves permitted
to qtOiT f^^ ^uMiTiup^ ft ijinijSb pflftft^
fi^png
he avails himself of every
means in order to satisfy his desires;
;

>

opl^ili

see;

decretalist, canon-

menses, menstrua,

^pffbof , to transgress , to
violate the law; p.tuniimi_, Sl^2^i_q^'',
to abolish, to repeal, to abrogate a
13/^'^ fiuiant-iT opp%ov ^luj^iua-inj^p/r XO r6-

S. \\iilruip

s.

Oi'^C

S.

^luipliuhgt-yb

lUpiua-nn

^'hnt-npuMli.u%

tural, ancient,

^UMiiutoutl^uA

Qpiiiiaii-ku,

a.

law

or

tplrJ-,

according

Qpk'iiuni-unj^ s.

a.

to

appMiu^

to administer
- amim^-i, ^iuiinpii.lr[_
to receive the Sacraments, to
;

u,iui_-u

communicate; uipJ-u/iil, il!bhi_opfi'hui^,

worthy of receiving the Sacrament " q^^lj ^iMtuuiiuutir^ O. {jppj'tu^
t-pkiT; -u tfiUu to dictate or lay down

to be

laws
laws
^-
,

;
;

to give laws to, to prescribe

-u inai[_, to give laws ; u/<u4A-_

to

keep, to obey the laws

-"

&C. S.

ad.

{^pJibutquAiii

legist,

&C.

law-making.

Qpk'bu^u,uuiltf_ a.

Cotumuniou
the Sacrament

following the law

{jpj^lftufiininap S. \}pllbuMqtuh^

prudence,

s.

to the old law.

Op^%a^%j

o/i/l.

ad.

'

&C.

according to law, legally, legitimately, lawfully; duly, suitably, regularly, properly pAq.ptr_-u to come

%[

law

legislative ; -f.phiT, -i^pai-P^ S.Of^*'_

-^

if-piut-np

q opli%uy

skilled in the

lawyer, civilian ;
Doctor in Law, L. L. D. ; - uMoliih^, to
initiate in the laws, to indoctrinate in
jurisprudence ; -^jtmni-P-liL.'b Jurisprudence , the Law ; n^uufi,bi_ q- , to
study law.
Qph'tiaiffip , q-pui^ t -tpbl. * law-giver,
--maker, legislator; - or -n-pmliuii, a.

like the phari-

legist, jurisconsult,

-^ divine, eternal, nanew, evangelical, writ-

ten, civil, military

statute law ; opliio^

A^-p^.

{ipk't'uhpk''i a.
uituntiMltiul^tMih

from the laws

ui%gu/blri_

halo.

or state as a
principle;/Mm/ifr^ jof ^i<j to swerve,

professor

lawyer

of jurisa. legisla-

tive, instructive.

Qpk%uului^ S. Qppiuiuiuj^ ; iMlui^ai%^

zealous for the law, exacting perfect observance of the law.
QppbPpl.^ s. dinner bespoke for a
certain day: day's earnings or wages.
Qppamopk<y oT pk ft^jT '" daily, of
every day, quotidian, diurnal.
0/'/?/' *. Gr. w. .o'fi&ot, stand up!
{^pPi/atpuip ad. legally, lawfully, coni

formably ; -?-4" S. 0/'4*"?^'" -tl'pe

s. code, lawBilaw-book; -7^A/ S. 0/4*'_
;

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;,

OPb
1.[ip;-q.ptJ',

7G2

va, to establish, to

t-^p

give laws to ordain, to decree, to

enact, to emanate, to prescribe; -^^g.
pnif, s. law-giving, making, legislation ; legislature law, decree, ordinance; constitution; institution ,-^'iig,
Pjl a. transgressing, breaking law; s.
transgressor, law-breaker, prevaricator, infractor ;- //.i/_, to violate the
laws, to prevaricate ; -^."ij/.-/3/.i.'fc s.
transgression, offence, prevarication,
infraction of the law.
Oppiaifi j s. example, model, exemplar , original; transcript, copy;
idea, shadow, image; drawing, design,
plan, project, representation ; form,
manner, way, sort figure ; sample,
pattern, specimen ; gr. paradigm pr.
as, in imitation of, after the fashion of,
;

by way

of, like

^y

jfy

t-

<

>

OPZ

laws (J. C); -4#/.y a.

established, sanctioned by the law

fulfilling the
-^fr./", t^fi

to trace, to delineate, to
represent, to show ; to give or present
as example or model; - ^a.i<J%g 4'"/^op to be subject to the" law; -il'p
I

S. 0/'^%"'"/"'4

Hiyu ad. in this

thus, so ; tiujh ~
that way, in the
t[np

of,

js

iJp, -^ in
,

same way, likewise

-[, uiifuni-iui.

for instance ; will suppose;

manner or way,

-iiiyiM

- /.a for example,

/>ffl

us say,

let

we

manner
the example of, in

-/>i

according to

after the

imitation of, like; aniil.fi -.<_

like
that, in that way iD}tuj^(,u,^-uii- in a
divine way ; npnij^-uii. hi. 4 or tak in
whatever way it may be; p^f ^p,
l^uiii_, ,f.hiik^lili -, ggod, bad, rare,
fine example; Jfi %lsqki_ ^ft i^nil_lMi.[ip
,

-.- do not in any way molest them

- nutu to give or set the example <n.a<jp/. ^,iru,jL-i_, to indicate as an example - u,iL%n.L.[_, to take for example
or for model, to follow; - jui'iii'b ^t/.
,

h-uiih-B
tjtrani-auibtrii
libh-i

liuani-qt

it/

to

shew

or set oneself an example of; -un- [ic_

linii_^uM2uiihpti_, to encourage by one's

example; 'i'/J"*t^, 4t.-tfc^-f nupnt.^

to imitate, to fellow a person's example ; Safttulllrnuf putnAnu/btuI, tO
pretend

to

be equal to God -jA-^mj

he was the model of

p-u,.fuM,.n[,uij

kings

-4n-? .

copying; like-

ness, resemblance.
0p[,%uiu{iii4 , tug a; fulfilling, observing or keeping the law ; -nt-P-liHi s.
keeping, obeying or fulfilling the law
-/<iia<^^iJj^ s. the laws or oracles of
God ; -inuMuint-iT s. interpreter of the
laws, legist; -ufku ad. S. 0/'/'*'"f'/ ;
according to the ancient law.
Qpf.iuii^P a. legal, legitimate, lawful, permitted, conformable to the law
or to custom; legal, juridical, canonic-

efficacious, in

al; valid,

doctor in law

due form;

*.

3"^3' uiikfj l^u

gn,-gtu'iihi_, to legitimate, to authorize,
to sanction ; -mliu^i a. legitimate ; *.
legitimist; -uliu/iint-P'f s. legitimacy;
-t.r, A-jf va. to legalize, to legitimate
-nt-p't s. legality, legitimity ; legalization, authentication.
legist,

ij^

va. to copy, to transcribe;

to figure,

Q/tpii^ir S. Qpl^Min^phiTf
(ipl,%nii_ s.

sedile

agrinomist.

maid, virgin,
maiden, damsel; young lady; - <t.
ini-ui^Mu't,
gentle-woman; - ^"^tpmaid of honour; -i jpm^fuAt-, Miss
Marian; -m-Pj, s. maidenhood, virgin-

Opt"^'

"'3 */ S*"^!?

Qp^u/iing S. n-/'4"

Qp^iuu

ft, lui-s.

fij.

[ity.

extremity, last mo-

ment, agony, death fate, destiny, fathe point of death,

tality - Tui'^aL.
death's-door; j- ^^p ati^t^, to run
;

to one's ruin J-mJuAf^ j- iluilu7Cui%[A

his last hour is at hand.
Qp^iuatMiptp a. mortal, deadly, fatal
;

-l^u/i, a.

pangs of death, at the

in the

last gasp, dying, expiring;

uuiphp.

S. 0/'4"-'

twelve o'clock.
midday, noon, nooii-

[tide,

^pi,,uuu,pu3ii s.

S. l|u.r.

ad. like

an example;

in a figurative sense, figuratively;-.

y/'* a. book-copying ; s. copyist, transcriber, scribe; -tl-pt tp'"^ s. writer,

author, historian, &c. ; ~^pn.-Pl,K.% s.

composing or writing a work or book,

writing; -^u,*

singing hymns, laud;

to sing
hymns, to bless, to exalt, to give
praises; ~n,.pj> s. benediction, praise,
^l.t^uipui'i,

Qpfiiiuifiuipiap

a. figurative.

VpptiuMliiuh S, ^pfi%uiL.np

'^

^-^luinmp 0.

ing, praising

canticle,

a.

God -t^, tyf va.

hymn.

0/>4*"'*"-'*'a-Whose

Qp'i'i'ii.n-aip

lauding.
Qp^uipu/i,

s.

name is blessed.

blessing

praising

ohaplet, rosary.

9*P
Oi>i'i'tu,i_ a.

crated

- q.n^

70

!bPb

blessed; holy; conse-

f God bless you

praised.
Qp^it-tT, trjjli va. to bless, to shower
down or bestow blessings on; to bless,
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 ; tjukqufu, to say grace, to ask a blessing; - ^^ jtrp&ua to curse a person
to his face ; n^opC^hgl; ^t^, didn't I

4^

0.5

Sti^'k

/,

Heaven be

a>

curse you nicely?

^pl^hptl-a,- or ;y,^ S. 0^4*'^i
s.

; -Pl'-'b
canticle, praise.
0/'4*/'i*' blesser, praiser, gloTifier.
0^4%o<./?^ s. benediction, blessing,

hymn,

doxology; praise, laud, hymn, cangreat abundance,

plenty, prosperity, wealth gift, present
consecration; the Eucharist;
eulogy ; relics mus. instruments -/Stj the Song of Songs, the song of
Solomon - utniu/itni grace before
meat - i/.o.^, to bless, to pronounce

ticle; blessings,

the blessing

to receive the
blessed ; to receive

u>a.'bnui_-

blessing, to be

a (/e ) $t *. the thirty eighth letter

of the alphabet, & the thirtieth of the
consonants.
It was taken at the time of the
Ci-usaders from the Greek, in order
to facilitate the writing of foreign
words. The ancients used in its stead
the letter i/; as, ^uoBxds-^^t-u4taA.
It is consequently pertinent only

modern Armenian, & if found in

some early writers, the words are of

to

foreign derivation.

presents; j-u 4i</;^^^, to consider

as a great blessing; 4<//>i a,a.-p ffiii

^USpUUlillJ. O. ^UipUUIpM*

q^ ^n father, your blessing.

^l"ll"t"!J' &C. S.
%linpl/ii , ui^ s. florin.

Qp^n,.p-l,t^,,up.lrp a. bringing blessing or benediction; - gm-^m^, Bitual.

Qpn^

D. \\pnpuMlt

{jpni^ll S. n'-/"-4

Opo/jp

s.

{ij/mlrJ-

by-by lullaby.

&C.

Qi^ipiu'tim s.

S. Qlurlrj;

&C.

Pr. w. offering.

J[)uini S.

^uiput

\\n'2tii/in

p'iuM^^mni-PlitA-

^n.uA^

>

S. (prt-'^^'i*

^pu/tyl^u a.

French;

%tpuA^

s.

tag

S- T-<"i'/f <"j^

frank.

%ptp or %n.hp s. Fr. w. brother -^

Crusaders ; Templars Knights tem;

plars.

9<i?

u.

s n

ii

Abas.

llp'ou

Abdias, Obadiah.

Abdulmeseh.
Abed-nego.
M.p.kVhhp Abner.
JSkp-h-uaqnir Absalom.

'0,p-u,%,aq.[,%^

U.pf 4

0,/?^1iii<u'

\S,iphpu, Albert.

Abimelech.

\S,ipIi%u, f. Albina.
}i^l,%nu Albinus.
ll^^ufiaAau Alexis.
\i,^^u^nu \\mMh%au Alexius

Abia, -h.
Up/'Hiu^ Abisag.
llp/'/<A Abiron.

Abydene.
\},pni-pt-flip Abubekr.
Ufc^w^iuiT Abraham.
li.f^pnu Agabus.
ik^uif. Agag.
\i,iipt.ii.triau

Altheea.
f.
Alice, Alicia.
U.^<^i> Alwise, Lewis.
XS^i^thpfili Alperice.
0.^-4

f.

.^ptij-uu Alfred.

Agamemnon.

^"Hb f- Agapy.
^uMp f. Hagar.

Agrippa.
Agrippina.

\ijfp},.iuil,ia. f.

Ti^""/"

Adam.

tt^T-t

Addey.

Adoctus.
Adonia.
yS.q.iAf.ph.lhli Adonibesech.
|),^n4iu

Ti}j2.ni,pai

Acacius.
Aquila.

Achipsimus.

U.'/t"at /" Aglaia.

\i,^uipiA Aaron.

[Kover.

0.^*5 ^b^>lirp (T-tf- D"'-) Akontz

Vi't-pbi"ii'' Agricola.
Vjfi't'H"!""'

Alfieri.

li,iu,i[inu

U,^^^u^</;>u

Agenor.

Agnes.

^L^ttfb
\iJ^Pi.qiuu

Ji^huliquyna AgOSllaUS.
0.?^/'" > ll^f """ Agis.
f.

f.

^^^k^u Alphens.
af^aiuau Alphonso.

Agatha.
Agathangelus.
\i,f.u,pnli^a Agathocles.

|].^%4^

[nus.

Comne-

UyP^m

XSttuiPiuti^hiin,,

y^^^eimilp

f.

liijpi,%n^np

Abigail.

yiffuiJiraunii

-[ina

Athena, Minerva, Pallas.

Athenodorus.
|],cA^ii<4u>i( Astyages.

Abibas.

\i.pl;""

lii,y..uPuM

WJPu/iiuiultMu

Avice.

f.

Athanagenes.

Athauasius.
Athanasia.
'\SJP-k'iiuM^ifpu,u Athenagoras.
\i,Pui'ii,mi

ii^kt Abel.
li,(tltu,Pu>p Abiathar.

}\,pjitihii^

Adrammelech.

Adrian, Hadrian, -us.

\i,fyki_ Azael.
l]^u>/>/i<i/ Azariah.
ft^.^^ Bon.

Miplr.i.'huiq.nil^

\i,p.Jtpuiu

u. 1, *p

\ijj.pPuM%au

U,pf/r/;^-4

Ufs/i^^i-io f.

m*

yS^putilh/^^p

U,pf u.^ Abgarus, Abgar.

Ikpi-^uiu

u. 'u

\\^Pai Agathon.
Colomba.

'O.yux.ti^ f.

Ti/lt^uuA^P Alexander, Sanders.

y^firpau.'iifpuM

f.

Alexandra.

^litpt""t Alcibiades.
1],Y^/<t< Halcyone.
[|,./:y4( Amalek.

Amasia (patriarch^.
Habakuk.
\\jrppnulnu Ambrose, Ham.

Ij^JhiuJiui

WfTpa.linL^J'

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W^^knu AmedeuB.
\\,Jkil,iu f.

m.J'n'i,

Ashkhen.
f.
Ashod, Asotus.
\S,i^'-Zi'li Ashoosha.

Ammon.

Amphitryon.
Vtjujpii Ajax.
ILjtm/lrou ^tius.
U,^/i/7u>ifu

Aithalas.

UjittHb^i

Dorcas.

f.

Anag.
Anacletas.

"li^ui^l^Mnnu

J^uitip^nt,

Anacreon.

0,%<4//io f.

Anaitis, Diana, Dy.

Anan.

Xifiu/b

'\\^u,%l,u, -u Anania.
m^uiumuiu Anastasius.
H^imaiaaiapui f. Anastasia.
,

Jiiiutuinu -l>nu A'natolius.

Anatola.
X^iui^uipufiu Anacharsis.
'^uMinniuM

\^uikqi;u Apelles.

Apirate.

\i,uin,illiiuip

li,tr^Pmppn%

U,^u.4

\S,^uki

IJ.'y/'/"""'

Amos.

Ji^Wnilu

f.

'W^iiu^u.u^npu,!,

Anaxagoras.

ApoUinarius.

O.u/n^oT-"/'""

ApoUodorug.

y^niinb Apollo, Apollus.

\S,n-iui, Aran.
\^ii.iu^lri_ Arachel.
X^idini^nu Arnold.
\S,ua/biiP- f. Asenath.
W.-Pt'^k f- Vashthi, Asthiny.
\S^liu/i,l,nu Ascanius.
U...//^tvf?^t" Asolepiades.
\},a^^iMi[,nu iEsculapias.

U,""vA4 Asolice.
\i,u,niapmit f. AstartC.
\i,au,[i,uii.^u Astiades.

Aphrodite, ^VenusTheodatus.
\i,a,npni-piuq^ Hastrupal.
Q,u^u<%u<^or ^lu" Ashchenaz, Ascenes.
Stella,

U,u,,^/.4 f.

\i,uu,nt-uilfiaiiinLp

\^u,^uu,[ipnu Anaxarchas.

|],iiii

Anaximander.
\^aipufiJlr'!,ku Auaximenes.
T^-q-hinu Angelas, Angelo^>tk -"" Haggai, Aggee.

Adela.
Adelaide.
f.
H^^uikipim f. Adeline.

\^i,^ul,,rui'iiq.pna

/".Adah.

\S,,nhi^f.

\i,u,iri^yl,m

Adolphus.

\^u,i^,nu

Atom.

\^q.li,^ii,u

Antipas.

0.u"i^

1],%^2i.i/%^^

Protogenes.

D.mi/i^4"i Atticus.

Andrew.
\j^q.pnj;i,^
Andromache.
f.

MiJiij-pko'u

\}^,f.pn'!,pi/nu

H^,P;,in.u,,r

Andronicus.

f.

Amaranth.

IpiP^Jhu Anthimus.
\\^,[3-n.-aAa
f. Anthusa.
Anictus.

D.'i./ii^mnu

Angela.
Ji^Tfkip'ui f. Angelina.

Hj/'TCIi^

Autonia.

lj,2<>i

Amyntas,

W^Jltiiinuiu

f.

Americus (Vespucins).

Hamilcar.

lA^Jti^wp

\i?,a,wA[ii,ai

y^mniili^nu AntoninuB, Antonine.

Amy.

f.

Amelia.

Jifltpl,li

U^

u.^^

TJ^.mniliut

f.

Xy^intnhtnuu A.ttlla.

Aternarses.

llm^%fr/,..A-4
Diffiu./*

Aram, Aramus.

^iipuMjuiq^ Jupiter,

\kp-y

Ara

\i^pp.u,li

Zeus.

S-^'itj/'i the Fair.

.

Arbaces.
Atgesilajus.

\},p,{.lru[>riuijnu

Ujf^nu Argus.

Rphf

\^''h{,ii f.

Nan, Nancy, Nanny.

U.pl'^'u f. Herica,
Aretas.
\i,pk" Ares, Mars.
U,^/?o.-P Arthur.
U,^f u^*^- /". Ariadne.

ll,W//. f.

Annis.

\i,[i[inp.,apqi''''>

U.^-i

\i},%,u f.

Anna, Ann, Anne, Hanna.

lliifpu,,^

Hannibal, Annibal.

Anoosh.
]],^/<><.^<.a>% Anooshawan.
'^.ulriJhu Anselm, -o.
^02_

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Antenor.
'^lu.lm-n'iinu Antigonus.
\h'i"['nuik^ (. Antiope.
J[3"tn^.n" Antiochus.
''Q^.utiAini,

AntipatOF.
[ny
Antonius, Anthony, ThO'

\i3iuil,uiu,,npnu
|],7/,o7,

-/,u

Ariobarzancs.

Arius.
Hii^nuif-n/ Ariosto.

T3,['[-n

Aristaces.
Aristarchus.
U,^,//o./if iu Aristides.
\i,p[,uu,m/iku

}i,p[,uu,iuppnu

l),/'/"""^'V"i""

Aristippus.

D^r/<um..pi-^o Aristobolus.
\j,p[iai,ij.irJ'

Aristodemus.

li,pPuu,ni,iki_

Aristoteles, Aristotle.

767

PD.3

Aristophanes.
Aristoxenes.

Mipftuuintpufii

Xkpfiuuia^uk'ii

i-aii

^uin.%uipuiu

Barnaby, Barnabas.

^uitililin-k" Basilites.

Ardzeroony.
-knu Arcadius.

tt^A-pnti/i

^aiuliipnu Basil.

Ui^^iuf-i

^mu^ipu/inu Basiliscus.

\i,pJiy[iii

Artnais.

^uipuin-i-iT

Barlaam.

la^jlrinu/i

Armenace.
/ Armenia.

^lupatpliai

Barachias.

JiipJf'l""

Bartholomew.
Barsam.
^u,[,^uJpi Barsamina-

^u,pP-ni-iil,Jknu

Arsames, Arshamy^pn^uhuili f. Mattutina, Aurora.

^uip^uiiT

llj7.or

\\,pul;%

Arsen, Arsenius.

-linu

^lupnipnu Baronius.

Baruoh.

Hkpmuili Artace.

Pu.^<.^

H/trnm^u Artaxias, Artaxes.

litpmui^li Artaxerxes;- XspliuifiiuMihn^i
- Longimanus, Maorochir.
\i,luii.uii Artabasus.
H.puiim-u'il'l- Artabazes, Artavasdes.
{itpuiait-u/ii Artaban, -us.
li^muiifihiL^itu Artaphernes.
Artemis, Diana.
VtpuihJpu

Pu#^fi/A-r^

/*.

Arphaxad.

ArchimedeS'
[Aucher.
Magnus.
U.L^tftA (2,2,- F- i- 8-) Awker,

M,(,^(,Jt,l.liu

AugUStiuUS.
Jij^l-niiuinu Augustus.
1),<.-.^u Avedis.
U.i-^'/!^^'% (2, *!" ) Awedikian.
XSj^pu, f. Aura.

Berenices.
Bertha.
p/ii.a.^nu BorOSUS.
^h-pfinu ^k-pnunu
^kpuuipi Berth-sheba.
f.

^ki'it^e^-'-'L

P/'p/'

/"

Beelzebub.
Bathsheba.

/"

Bibiana.
Piurasby, Byraspy.

^p^pu,i,M,i[,

Aurelia.
Aurelian.

^ni.pni-i_f.

Bubula.

pnc^iK^y^ Byzant.

\i,i-plr,iliu/i,nu

Aphrodite, Venus.

f-

Benedict, Bennet.
Benjamin, Ben.
-nu Bernardus, Bernard.

^l/iiir^liliuinu
^k'i,\,,uJl^i

Pt^Bel, Belus.

'

^l/timnp Victor.

Pt/?""p4-

W.i-il-nuu.lihnu

^P"tl'"'^ -"
Ahab.

^h[^k^n4i, Beelphegor.
^hlihi,,,. Vincent.

^hpP^u,

M^uiif-

J^i.pir.ll.ai f.

Belisarius.

f^tiliuMup

^hpt/iijiiik f.

Archelaus.

U'/'f^'Z.'W""

Basil.

pofpnu Bacchus, Dyonisus.

^kn^iuipij.

y^ppliuAinu Arrian.
XitpipuM^auiii.

Bardezanes.

^uipij-aiffaJii

Arsaces.

\i.piu,li

^pfiuMpk Briareus.

^^aiiiip
Uj^joj^

Achaz.

^pl,u,u,Vi-l,iinu

Britannicus.

Brunone.

U^//i Achia.

P^n<.%<i%

M^JtJkik^ Achimelech.
Dip/'"'^' Achior.

^pai-innu BrUtUS.

yi^l-^id^u

IkptiL""'

Urf/"^iA''A.chilles.

(SV 30

Cappelletti.
^...pkik-ttb
G-abinius.

^utp[i'i>['ni,

P.p Bab, Babus.

P^p/14 Babig.
^uifutpuMu, Pancratius
Pu.^n.<

Bacchus

p.uy^P-""."^*/' (2,
PtMiq_

'\'uippliki_

[grat.
,

Bagarat

Ba-

U.- ll )

Bagratoony.

Bas or Basns.

Basoock.
f^u-i^nilp'"" Baldwin.
p>(<.^ Pacorus, Bachoruspiu;^."'-'^

Baal.
P-4.Balkh.

P<4<i2^

pMiiMiifiiT

Balaam.

Balak.
P.>^o<i'u'^ Balteshazzar, Baltasar.
fi.yiuqlim Bajazeth.
puiyu>i(

'^uiqJpp Casimir.

Qalano.
Galba.

^la/iuiinu

(St.).

Gabriel.

%u^pi Kakig.

'i'uiijiuM

^uiftikau Galileo.
T>u>^<-<iio

'\'iui[k%nu

Kaloost; S. ^lAiuiltiiQ.ni-puf
Galenus, Galien.

'{aiqt-ppnu Galorlus.
^a,irui,il.ti_

Gamaliel.

*)>y'>'<'1i

-nu Gajetan.

'{u^liiiAk

f.

^-uAilii/hij-tu

Gai'aney.

Ganymedes.

^uMniftli Garnioe.
'^aiauitup Jasper.

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Carekin.
^hq.kn'it Gideon.
J-tfuiu^no Gelasius.
ft^u..rKelatii, Speciosus.
S>t.^tj^4

f.

l-A-^ix/jni/

Deborah, Deb, Debby.

Dsedalus.

^hlfjinu, l-lr^nu DeciuS.

Demeter, Ceres.

'\-tJlraip

l-lrin-mppnu Demetrius.

Speciosa;, Bella.

f.

bib

'Vhpnpu,

'i-uiiik-fpi

Demosthcnes.

*hi*iu#o,/i Gennatius.

'\-irirnup-ir%i^u

T-tW/u/^fou Gennarius, Januarias.

I'tptif^ Derenice.
^t-i-^iuilini Deucalion.
T-i-o^f o Deioces.
I'liuiii-npaiii Diagoras.
T-^^t 'hl-J.ni ^tq-nj^ DidO.

Gerardus.
Germanicus.
^hpj'ui'iinu Germain.
'{'irpuipni-ii.iii
f. Gertrude.
S>4-/Y^ George.
'^hpuipti-nu

^hpiT.u'iifilina

l-^i^ f.B'mah.

Gilbert.

'i'tipt-cinnii

Democrates.
l-liiTn^pPmnu Democritus.
'\-liirnlipuMu,^a

'hl^ij.opt^q.nj Tintoretto.

S-^^K^uy/"' Gilippus.

T-^u4 Kisace.

'\'Pafp,iu Diogenes.

Gisaney.
S-^t"' Kind, Kiide.
Ty:"4 Kelace.

'Y^n^npiiii

S-^uuii^-

^ir^tisf't
S-'ifrff 4""

Clericus.

Kenel.

T-itf,

T>ij.i^Y-""

S./?

Godard.

f.

'^Itnuiinpftm^a Dioscorldcs.

^finulinpnu Dioscorus.
T-Z/o^u. f. Diona.
'VfjliuAnu Tiziano.

Gemma.

'^niitmp- Goliath, Goliah.

^^niipaiin

J-^,^ni

Courad.
Gorgo, -n.

Gortius.
'{.nu^kap:, William, Will, Bill, Billy.

^ni-^P Gooshar.

T>/.if .

T-nspi/.^""
'l-nffLu,

Dominic.

Domna.

f.

[Dolly.

'\-npnPk'" f. Dorothea, Dorothy, Doll,

'):npnpiiu Doroteus.

Koorken.

%ni-pltaiu Gurias.

S>^<x,tpno

Dolabella.
-^u.linuDomitianus,Domitian.

'\nlulplr^uM

T'o.vtra

'^npif-ltnu

*l-f7i.^7^4*

Diocle-

T-^nu Jupiter.

^^/? Goth.

'\'n^u,p[iHr

[tian.
,

T-^nj^^to Diomedes, Diomed.

Ti/in*/ Dion.
l-^nitupnu Dionysins, Denis.
'Yfin^ifiu Dionysus, Bacchus.

Clotilda.

f-

Diodorus.
Dioclctianus

l-l'nij'iii-mliuAna

Draco, Dracon.

"^piii^i/b

Gracchus.
f. Grace.

^pm-ujiifiu

Gratianus.
'^ptt"P' -I'"" Gregorius, Gregory; In^umunpp^, - tho Illumlnator ; -

f.

Drusilla.

Druso, Drusus.

'\-pn,.ua

'^puiuijiu/iinu

ttw^t^uij/i - Naregatzy ; - '{,u,^a,%,

,

- Nazianzen
^pffnpPu Gregorin.
l^'ab

^pmnpnu
I'uiq.ui'h

GrotluS.

Dathan.

'^ut/lnai f.
'\>iuiruiunu

"hatiriupl-u

Dalilah.

Damasus.

*\piuj},liik"
'\'u,irn%

Damaris.
Damianus.
Damocles.

f.

'\'uiJiiiu'bnu

Damon.

[of Nyssa.

- "hfn-niu^p

bpt

f.

Hebe.

\}pnp,u Ebora.
bf.^'u^'V'Y'"'

bv^'x-u'/'T-

Edward, Ned, Teddy.

b2^4^> Hezekiah, Ezechias.

^i'&kttL Ezekiel, Ekiel.
^S-^bk Yeznig.
b?/ Ezra, Esdras.
\}ihl,u,piu

f.

\si^iu'bniiitiii

T-uA Dan.

\Sitli"

1>uA//4^ Daniel, Dan.

\}^Pqu,

Darius.
T-a.-./.p David, Davy.
T-iu^At f. Daphne.

b^^if

'b.^fe4

Hegesippus.

Egeria.
\}tl"tt"" -^gidius; S. t\u.^u,%.
llfl-R f. Edith.
bf^^uT"" CEdipus.
\s.l.trpl,u, f.

b<//'"'

f-

Electra,\}ii^n%npui f.

[uora.

Eloauor, Eloo-

Eliza.

Eloisa, Heloisa.
Elpis.
Elijah, Elias, Eliah.
f.

f.

\},lt<u^P Eleazar.

bhfll
b'i/'it

Elisha.

\s,ll,u,upl^p^

\s.^uk

Elisabeth

f.

"{jilpilnu

Emilia, Emily.
Emilius.

XsJiTiu f.

Emma.

\3Jtlbu,

Bess

Bet,

-k Elishah.

f.

Eusebia.
f.
'bcut-p^inu Eusebius.
b<-u''/?4''"< Eustathius.
\;..umiu^k"" Eustachius, Eustace.
\si.uhpli>a

\;i.uaipiiiui[inu
'

Eupheme.
}3,.ifpnupik f. Euphrosyna
\ii.^l,Jk

f-

Epictetus.

Epimenides.
Epiphanius.
\}n.%tuui Ernest.

^u,p.ni.qn%
^a.u{iri^

Ijuaii.

-"" Esaias, Isaiah.

Esau.

Zabulon.
Isabella, Nib, Tib.

f.

Zareh.
^wpiTiyp Zarmai'r.
Si^uipk^

^uMpirui%^i-/am

\su[thp Esther, Hetty.

^uMpni.i,li

f.

f.

\}lin>-iuiui

^,ucy% Savinus.

\}antlu{nu

^^uMi-lfbu, f.

JEsculapius.
jEsOp.

^schylus.

S^utpuipput

\;u^l^ik" JEschines.
\Su,li-p

Zarmandookhd.

Zaroohy.

Hesiodus, Hesiod.

\}ulin,f.nu

b'/.f^/^o

or ne.

Ephraim.

yjiPplriT

\;iMi[n/tiii%

Euripides,

b'-/^"/A?-4-"

\}uil,iar'i.[>ii.iu

\;au>i^

Eustratius.

-^t"" Eutichius, Eutyches.

ll^mlipnu Eutychus.
XsupMkk f- Eurydice,

b'-'"^p4^"

XsiT-ikmnlii^u Empedocles.
t^^iou JEneas.
ypiniiu Enos.
b^'ni/^ Enoch.
\}atiuJli%n'i,n. Epaminondas.
'[juflilinM-iinu Epicurus.
\}ui^iiu,k-innu

P'tP

7G9

[Betty, Lizzie, Lizzy.

Edgar.

\}pu.%iru.li

-%nc-4/.

f.

Beatrice, Fortune.

Ispiuinu Irenseus.
\;puAn--^[i f. Eelicia.

\;pu,ujhu Erasmus.
\;pw>nn,if. Erato.
\}plri^ui

~u Jeremiah, Jerry.

Eridanus.

|}^^f..%<>u

Herminia.
Herminius.

f-

\SpJli%lt""

^laptna Zacchous.
Q^triitq-knu Zebcdiah.
S^fiinp Zenobius.
gtfcnp/"" f. Zenobia.
gtirn'fc Zenon, Zeno.
gfrto Zeus, Jupiter.
^lr..^iilu Zeuxis.
ag4 f. Zoe.
S.yblT" Zoilus.
^nuliiTnu Zosimus.
^{iio^u/^n Zoroaster, Zerdust.

YjcfUik f Irene.
ysplfbnu Erinius.
yspilp't""

[Zachary, Zach.
Savina.
-II Zachariah, Zacharias,

Yspirn^tAk" Hermogenes.

Ermolaus.
\}pJh'iik f- Hermiona.
\}nnumpuimnu Herostratus.
\}p,.uAj. Erwant.

Saturnus, Saturn, Zerwan.

f^oputpiuptu Ji''pp<pt/_Zorobabel.

Q^pn,.ui%

S,opiy Zorah.

^ipJh^i^jna

JSpu^lPu.

f.

'^ui^nu

^acus.

^uiu S.

\StJ"ipii'

P'ia^ni-^[i

Hersilia.

Thakoohy, Eegina.

f.

Is^u. f. Eva.
ti-m/y-n/""" Evagoras.

P></^t"" Thaddeus.
^uiP^ni-L. Thathool.

\;^mfp Evagrius.
\}..,.Aq.p Evander.
Tj^y/A4- /- Eugenia.
\s,.^p,knu Eugenius.
Eudoxia.
l;-7-!p"/"" f-

^utitikni' Thalileus.

^..^ita,

f.

\s.XI<lik f'

Euclid.

Eunice.

IjiAn^nw Eunomius.
\i,.nqna jEoluS.
ti.?/i"sp''^"

^uMuunj Tasso.

Terah.
Tharatha.
1**^41 f- Tecle, Thecle.
(a<^4// Theseus.
p-uipa^

P'lupiiiP-uij

Eulalia.

}s--litbt^" Euclides,
\},.Jh%liu Eumenes.

^aiqiu Thales.
^lui/iup f. Thamar.

A Eupraxia.

ft'huut^ii

|a>^<n/

Thespis.
Thetis.

f.

^Irpt^

f.

ii'[rpa[iiiitu

Theresa, Tit.
Thersites.

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^kilt'''""hih" Thetnistocles.
p't"?-"" Theodosius.

Theodosia.
p-t"?."^'" f- Theodora.
^'k-ii-npnu Theodorus.
^kn^plimnu Theocritus,
{i'liii4'l'Uf f- Theophila.
^knijil-inu Theophilus.
|9*4/i^^u<i/, -nu Theophrastus.
^niTiu^ky Tommas^o.
^kn/i-nultu,

f.

b-) Thomagian.

^ndhM-mu,"!, (2,-

iiair

Leonidas.
] t-i-nii It"* Leon, Livon, Leo.
l|tpo^ Leopold.
X^ifiinpui f. Leonora.
\t-i.n1i,^fUMi,
,

Lebrun.

Xnaipyo'ii

\j,m

f.

Lia, Leah.

or it" Licinius.

\piil,u/iinu

Livia.
Livius, Livy.

Xlf-l'u, f.
yifi^linu

Thompson.

'yin-utubifP

|3>/>n.%/>^

Thornig.

\li,.ufiuiu

^niliTutu

Thomas, Tommy, Tom.

1/.Lu/ii/:/{p

P*/l/7 D, }fP^nn.nnnu

jy>%i/^^<. f.
'^p.put^JiJ'

Thueydites.

|9>oc.4/i^^i4<,

Genevieve.

Ibrahim.

\tli,upu Icarius,

jiizC^a* .^

(2,

"itbiia^iiklim

I,.)

[tnu

-nu Lysimachus.
Lysippus.
[Lndovicus.
l^npt/ILove.
l^^q-nill-i -nu ,l^n^^L^4Louis,Lewis,
li.^j., l_<-/.2(7.. f. Louisa, Luigia,
[Lou.
l>7L4u,ii Lucan.
,

\jii,u[,uiuiau

Lucina.
Lucullus.
\n,.liplruiliuM f. Lucretia.
f.

\ni.lin,.lir"

Xni-tiiihinl-na

Lucrotius.
Lucifer, Mattutina-

\^i.uuMplrp

f.

\nM.i,[iiu f.

Lucy.

Icarus, loarion.

Inaohus.

"[fiiaipnu

Lysander.

Lysias.

\,,Uil^ui

Ignatius.
'h^-.o f. Ida.
\tq.[iuinu (Edipus.
\tifi,uu,l,nu

Lydia, Lydy.

\l,.-l.l.u. f.

^niTa/^M

p>n^f r,<r Thorgoma, Thoghorma.

Lycurgus.

\l,iini.pii-nu

Ingigian.

InnocBnt.

Isaac.
tiu^Y-"/'"" Isidorus.

\tuu,i,u,li

Luther.

\ni-uilrp

\n^ Locke.

Lockman.

Xn^^iTii/ii

lo/ifrijf "" S. liuc-pfhui^nu

li"/u Isis-

Ti</(/>^4^

Isgoohy, Alethea.

f.

lioJiyt^ Ismael.
^uniipuiut Isocrates.
\iuf,uijki_

Israel.

fDuf^ Khat.
\a,a^,imni-p ]ii<^i(
,

\amp[,l3-iu

f.

Ehachiadoor.

Charity.

Khosroes.
KhosTOvanoosh.
f.
laaupailtifni-liiui f. Khosrovidookhd.

\aupnil_

lunupiiilyAnj^

\iphr%knu Irenaeus.
\>pyiik { Irene.

}aapk% Khoren.

\>pliu Iris.
\tiplii-ir'b[,

Iphigenia.
Iphicrates.

f.

\*'l'tii'"""

Cadmus.

lluiif.J'nu

Mwite""j f- Calypso.
\uipm% Laban.

't]fii^<f.n<.ii>

Caligula.

\tulimui%mlinu Lactantius.

MuiitiTinpnu

Callimachus.

\aiiru,p,l.l,%

Lamartine.

\\u,it'i,l,lilk (

Calinice.

\\uiibuaina Callisto.

Laocoon.
Tamerlane, Timour.
\iin,nL.'bfu,u Larunda.

\u^niin}ju

\\uMil,iuuipaiinnu

\a/iilifiu,j'n,.p

^iuMi^iPnuih (

\a,i.[A[iuj

f.

Lavinia.

yuiM.nJkmn% Laomoton.
\u,t.pu,

f.

Laura.

\iui-pfiiu,l,u

ltu.1,,^44-

f,

X/rL.fi[.uiuinu

Laurentius, Lawrence.

Lettice.

Leucippus.

Calistratus.
Calliope.

l|<iyu/n<.n.tr^u< f.
\\u,i4Ji'b

\\u,^nu

Calpurnia.

Calvin.

Cacus.

\\u,irpl,-u

-k- Carabyses.

Tqiai/^jgnu

Camille.
Camillus.

\\iu,ruip

Camsarus.

\\mi^iua

f-

Mm,

'\\n%n%

MntAtuti Cornace.
Mnumu.%11. Constantius.

Cassiope, -a.
Catharine, Katharine,
Eate, Katie, Kitty.
f.

l|<i^^>%>u>

Copcmicus.

'^nuihnfiililinu

f.

\\u,muMpP'ibk

Conon.

MiA^nu-iilina Confucius.

Candace.
Mu/bn-fiutnu Candidus.
\\uiuuM%ii.pui f. Cassandra.
\luj%if.iai^ f.

y^iuaulinufk

^bP

7 71

Miyk^i Cain.
1l<,/i Caius.

Catilina.

[tantine.
Constance.
Constantiuus, Cons-

'\\nuu,u,%ii.f'UM f.

\nuinui%if.liui%nu
llnainai'iiq.pb

Coustantijius.

\\nuinuAii.[i%aM f.

Constautino.

^immnb CatO.

l|nu<ia%^ni/ CoUstaUt.

^luimnt-ifna CatuIluS.

\\nuuiuiu

\\u>puiutt-m

Garabed, (precursor, St.

^iupi-nu Cardus.
[John the Baptist).

\{appni-in% Corbulo.

\u,pk'b Caren.

'\\npltniu/i,na

Charlotto.
Carolina.
\\iupninu Charles.
M^i^uml^bk ( Celestina.
\\bii\,i^w f. Cicely, Cecil, Cis.

\],npl,.A

Mt\pnui Cecrops.

Mni.uil,qj,%

IXuipinminui

y\in[inipik

f.

f.

Mtrauip Caesar

^m^nu -

Julius -

Gessner.
tltppbpaa Cerberus.
l|-^<<i Cephas.
1\fiuipuuip Cyaxares.

\\apl,%%uM

Corinna.
Coriolauus.

f.

Oorewn.

\\np^ Core.
\\n..i;%a,nib%

Gwendolon.

f.

\\nt.l!iimliihiu'bnu

Guy

\\n.-l,u,y

Quintilianus.

- n-t*^
Cupid.

1liii.ii.%ry/iu<

\\nLjLi,lribnu

'iltuilfp

y\ni.ufuit-nu

Guido.

Cornelia.

f.

Comelius.
Gustavus.

^Ini-pmlinu CurtiuS.
\\mk-ulta,u Ctesias.

\\puMunu Crassus.

Cicero.
Mblu^-H Cyclop.
ll/f^i'^n'ir

'itpjh'i,

Constans.

"^puMutliiMiuinu

Cratippus.

\\plranu Cr(SUS.

Cimon.

tx^ifipiXuimna Ciuciunatus.

Cinna.
Ixjiufpliu.'bnu Cyprianus, Cyprian.
liltpui^nu or Tl/-/>- Ciriacus, Cyriaqne.
l]^^pi-,/t /. Cybele.

"^pftmltiuu Critias.

IxftVLui

Cyrillus, Cyril.

\\l,,.phq^

*\Utptu S. \yiiippnL.^p
XXjui/lr^ft

\lrih"'

S. \tli-pul;u .

f-

Cloelia.

Clementina.
Cleopatra.
liit'/iitp"" Climachus.
"Un-iip^ Clarke.
lin^Jka Clement.
^ik-app"" Clearchus.
\\qk"p"'-L Cleqpulus.
\\,^nuiuM Cleophas.

^ikJ^ml^buM

f.

ItXiknuifutpiu

f.

l^uiiTuinuiuuiaiJil-

t.uiJhtJ'

Hamam.

Z.aiiTui'b

Ham an.

f.

[poohy.

Hamazaspe, -zas-

Hamaspewr.
Hambartzoom.

i^utiTiuuipl'-n- f-

Cyrus.

Ixfii-pnu

l.u.Jht^aui Hamazaspes.

t^iuiFpiupini-ir

Hamlet.
Haig, Haicus ; Orion.
Xyyk'^'lR- f- Hai'ganoosh.
imjpiauihm Hairabod.
ituuui% Hasan.
"LfaJr^ii.

'i.uyk

Xu,pJiu%

Hermann.

"impniui Harold.
iuMt.u!buMli

Hawanag.

Ihp^n^j" Hethoom, Hayton, Aiton.

Ih^mfinu

Helvetius.

Claudia.
f.
\\qa,^pnu Claudius, Claude.

"Ifrlimnp Hector.
Ifrqh Eli.

'l\n^pnu Codrus.

'ly^'bk { Helen, Helena, Nel.

2jriibn^npau HeliodoFUs.

li^f ^10

\\,lJ'u.a

Cosmo, Cosmus.

\\iu,n%lt

^t^JiKu S.

\\niu,iiJt[^

^tipbitjjJi-uM

Goldoni.
Goldsmith.
\\nitirl, Gozzi.
Ilni^uiiuu Comitas.
\\n!lulr%nu

Comnenus.

\la%,iJiu,pk

Godfrey.

XiWJ-u.

Henrietta, Harryot.
f.
2^t%ptlnu Henry, Hall, Harry.

2,fc/i"

/".

Hera.

i^pm^u -k"

Heraclins.

yhpuilfibitku Heraclides.

99

772

iru-p
Ikpuiliib't-nu

^m.l.,l,iu;p,k

Heraclitus.

f-

^uiitnif.

V'V&L Hersohel.

Magog.
Matilda.

^hpntl-nmnu Herodotus,

^uii^lnmk

X.lrpn'bliJhu Hierom, Jeremy, Jerome.

t,irpn4^u Herod, Herodes.

\fu,Pni-uuiqiuj

Herodias.
Hercules.
Xfr^humnu Hephaestus, Vulcanus.
l^tiifpt"'' Hilary, Hilarius.
2^hpnil^ltuiii.u, f.

2,irppp..iku

2,f i/t'S>

Hymen.

Methuselah.
Majan.
U'lo^K./si^ Macchaboeus, Maccabi.
Xfui^iup Macar, -ius.
\^u.ipt[^ Machbeth.
XfuiJ-iJii

Macedon, -ius.
Mahomet, Mohammed.

1P<i<^-f.o%

IPu.4i/t<

Malachi.
ITuiq^au Malchus.

Mamas.
Mambres.
Jifuii^inbiriiA Mamigonian
ITuidJuu

Xfuijppk

Hesychius.
2j,i.pliuM%nu Hyrcanus.
2j^M.ulf^nii

T- t-

Hurmiiz.

Hemajace.
2,4t4/5/4^ Hohenlohe.
i^nqniphn^k" Holophemes.
t^njkp -na -nb Homerus, Homer.
tn^nu Hoschius (Sidonius).
2,>-<%Y3- Humbolt.
Xn-uMdhuku Bamesses, Bamses2,//tB4

Bemus.

i^n-h-Jhu

t^a-liipuftJk f-

2|ii.^opmj/

Bipsimia, Sima.
Bichard, Dick.

BudolphuS.
BomulUS.

Xn-nq-nt-ijinu
^a-ntTni-fnu

Buth.
2,p"4<"" Phraates, Herahat.
2^pu!iim Herant, Oronte.
tjimiiruy Herachia (fire-eyed).

In^.-P^

f.

-nil

Lazarus.

'Xuitiuip

lyiJi-^

Lamech.

Charalambus.
It-ainiliii f- Latona.
'\t-png.p'biii Lerupna.
luipmiuii/uinii

It^p

Levi.

It-i-nt^

Leon, Leontius.

I^tiau Linus.
1n%i[.[i%nu
'Xpilui

Manawaz.
Mantagoony

'liyaAiui-mq_

Xfuifni-iMiiniAp

Longinus.

Lot.

Ini.iiuiii

Luke.

W'^'T'ti^i

Yiolet.

f-

y^uAibnu Manlius.
'[^uAitn'bfi

Manzoni.

Emmanuel.
Manoog.

\^iu%n..l^i_
XS'iiAni-ii

ISuAi^pkin Manfred.
VTm^nfjj Mashtotz.
\^uiuilijirn% Mabillon.
lSuiiijijlrn% Massillon.
iruiii^ti^iiaui Masinissa.

Mascaron.
-u Matthias.
y^uiuipkn- Matthew, Mat.
\fi.p,i.u.pliu, -u. f. Margaret, Margery,
Madge, Marget, Margy, Meg.
X^uipPu, f. Martha, Matty, Patty.
y^utpfiuiiTf. Mary, Maria.

iTuiuiiiipiA

Jfininuippiu

]ruipl.u,jpi

Poll, Polly.

f.

Marian.
}S uipfiuM'Ubu. f. Marianne.
IPiu^^puiu (l|oii^%<<) Mar-Ibas.
^Siuplinu Marius.
uMpltt^nnu Marcellus.
ISuipliliui'iinu Marcian, -us.
Ifm/i^f i Marcion.
Vr"f 4"" Mark, Marcus \i3iuiiAI!iinu
Antony li.i.ptrqpui'iina Marcus\fu,pPuiiJ^

f.

'\at-Jl^l.^^u S. \iif-i([nL.^u ^

X^uipmliiMiikii

'XnHi^fiu^na LuclaUUS.

IS lupuijiuna Martin.
Ifuipuippnii Martirus.

Jenghis or Chingis Khan.

Johnson.'

jjuii-pli^^nu S.

-^a'liupi,

W"if>[''"4kaJi

jj

op[i^

Machiavel,

'ffuipu^i^ui'iiau

Mabel.

[Aurelius.

Martial.

^ffbiifiiit.uA

ITu-P^i./.

J.

HTuAlrPni Manetho.
ViiAk f. Mane.
ir<<i%^ Manes, Manichea.

i^nJ^ni-iinu BogulUS.

J.

Manasseh, -es.

IfiiAutui^

f.

}yiiiqiaf;[iut

Himilco.
Xb'Hi'vb^"" Hiperichius.
2,Jiuin\iiu,ai Hippocrates.
Xj^uiulnilbmnu HippOlytUS.
ZffJtih"''

tj'i-pJb'-i. ( S-^/"

Madeline,

U'o.i^^uuYu'Magistrus.[Maudlin,Maud.

Hermes, Mercury-

2^ir[,Jku

ITll-P

Magdalene

-li.

Maximianus.

{^uipiilnlplliuAau

Maximilian.

irnii.

\^"igu^jhu Maximus.
|r"{p^L4/,

f.

Clara; Macrian.

ui'^iuu.i.mqlini Metastasio.

Xfi^^ku.

Medea.
f. Medusa.

f.

Ut-q.ni.uui

775

8ni

^np^knu Morpheus.

"^nuiknu MuSSeUS.
^Sni^umm^oM Moustapha.

Vtr0.n% Melehior.

IT-tt.^

X^t-iPuinu Melitus.

\Snc.paim

XS'iriutniik'iM

f.

Melpomene.

ir*^t^A"t^t4 Melchizedech.
{ytriiiAutu Mecsenas, Moecenas.
\!t^^l/Lq.uiii

Mehentaee.

ITt/^^n^

f.

XfkaLnii

Memnon.

\fh'buM%q.p

Miloah.

Menander.

Xf tr%irtiiuM.nu Menelaus.

'^Ifhi-niu, MUGIUS Sc9V0la."

Mooshegh, Mushel.

^nUilina
U'nt.^fr,^

Moore.

Amurath Moorat.
;

"^nt-pq^k Mordecai.
}S<'ptk Mauritius, Maurice, Morris.
^upiiP^ Japetns, Japheth.

[gerdes.
^uM^trpu, Jezdegerd, Isdegerde, Isdi%u.^l,%[t f. Hyacinthia.
^u,\np.

Jacob.

James, Jemmy.
f. Jaquet ; Joan-

fiui^np.au

^u,^nii^f,,u

\^lAwtip Mentor.

^uAnu Janus.

Mereurius, Mercury.
IFt/.w ^ Messiah.
U truuuiilHiui f. Messalina.
\firupnui Mesrop, Mesrobe.

Jansenius.
Quiuni Jason.
Qu,pnL.p-p,.i Paschal.
8iu,.lrpJEterne.
f.
3"'t-t^</'"-4/f
f. Perpetua.
%irqu,p^i^ f. Jezabel, Isabel.

\ftn.^l,...pa
,

Xtlrmlriuu

3iu%i,/rlt,pnu

f. Metella.
V^hmlrijnu MetollUS.
\ylrmpn^iui%nu Metrophaues.

3-2.^tff.D<.^> f.

U'y"'^'V^ f. Merope.
\fkpni.j-u/b Meroosean.

3^'""- Joshua, Jos.

Qhuuk Jesse.

ITt^/lnion^t^ Mephistopheles.
ITf ^ Midas.

Qt-pupu^iT Jeroboam.
QbfP^uyk Jephthah.

IS'l'ihuinu Miletus.
ir^i"i Milo, Milon.
\ftu-t"'q-ka Miltiades.

Qpuni-u Jesus.

3"p Job.
Qnp^aAnu JovlaU.

ir/>^.i>% Milton.
Vit^P Mithras.

^ntijiuM

ir^4/>.%

Mihran.

U'A4/'^<<"" Mithridates.
U'f'>/2f"7"'-4 Mihrsapore.
u^%uMa Minas.
Vl>%nq,, Minos.
XT^uuip Mishach.

\fpuiuiii_

Mishael.

\yi<ppu> f. Myrrha.
ir^<.n.n% Myron.

be"ijkL Michael, Mick, Mike.

Jezandookhd.

Juvenal,
Jonia.

QniSiu.q_

-is.

^n^utp.

Joab.
Joachim.
3"it"" Joash.
Qmluipu,^ Jehoahaz.
QuijuM^^.r

3"#. Joel.
Sn^tuAnu JoYianns.
8nqi,j.u^^ Jehoiada.

Qn^uA

**

-%ku John, Johnny, Jack ; [\ulilrpkpui%, John Chrysostom.

Qnil^uA%iu f. Johanna, Jane, Jinny.
,

John

y^he^ir^^ist Michael-Angelo.

8''i/4<<'i'%4<'

oheb""' Micah.
Wpj^Puip Mel^hithar.
ir4/"A, Baptist, Bap.

^n^uAipiiuM f. Joan, Jin, Jennet, Jen8'^uuMl^-uA Jonathan.

[ny.
%n^uulh Jonah, Jonas.
^n^mifiium Jehoshaphat.
%u,\ui!ruinu Josephus (Flavins).
^n^ukiti Joseph, Joe.

ITi'A-i/^u^^i'

Mnemosyne.

U.4 Meshace.
Mnibkn. Moliere.
ITi^i^ Moloch.

Monti V.
Vnitlq.u, f. Monnica.
}Sn%^n^nb Montfaucou.
[ronese.
ITny^op Moab.
If/iij^ulu Moses; - ^/iapyum^f,, - Kko\Sn%q.^

ir4/""/t

Josiah.

^'lut"'

Jugurtha.

8ni-q.nt.pP-

Qni.q.m Judah.

3^y.f
Qnt-ibw

f.

f.

Judith.

Julia.

8nt-iliui'bii f.

Juliana.

Baptist.

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774
Qa^iliuAnu Julian, -us.

"{jniiaimliufbnu

Qnt-l^au Julius.

"bix-uf^^

Sn,.ql,m,a

"Xini-JiMM

f.

Julietta, Julia.

3''<-<'^( Jusice, Isichius.

Qat-um.ip Jousouph.

NoYatianus.

Nooward.

f.

Numa.

*\,ni.Jhpl,u/bnu

Numeriauus.

"iinJuk or "I'll f. Nunia.

'\jL.^p4u,% Nushirwan.

Qnuuuijtui'bk f. Justina.
QnLumpiiM%aii Justiniau, -us.
8/><-ou>^1><ii> Justin, -us.

"biupitj^ni,

ChateaubriandShahenshah.
Z-^Jpuii^ Shambath, Sabbatai.
Z-Jl'p"'J' ( Semiramis.

"liMMipnqp-

Z"Hn--i, Sapor, (Shapur).

Su<f.i>//>^<i.b

^<o4%<a4

Tj"pu.^ Nabal.

Napoleon.
Naboth.
'iswpni.fn^ninunp Nebuchadnezzar.
%uipLnLiuiuuip Nabonassar.
iiuipnutjaiiiuuip Nabopalasar.
"hiu^up Naz&rius.
'\3u,puM%

Nathan.

^.o/3u,itt.y4^ Nathaniel, Nat, Natty.

Zi"piy Sharah.
Chardin.
Zkpup^P Shakspeare.
Z'^paik'T'

Zbake

Schiller.

Zhay

Silas.

Z'^""-''fi S. u^ifhii*

Shenorhaly S.^^ft"Susannah, Susan, Lily.

f. Sue, Sukey.

Z%np/iu,i^
"hiup^jiu Narcissus.
'hui.-ni.ir

Z"i-i^'i' f.
ZnL.^'iiliii

Nahum.
Nimrod.

"bt-ppniip-

Naaman.

Iji-tijl

Nehemiah.

{[^tt^u Ogyges.
[{i-ftuti-u Ulysses.

"iit-qnu

Nileus, Nilus.

([ptifn, Othello.

'btt-iTa/ii

%tjbupii f. Nemesis.
"btMiinu Nepos.
"Ltoran^ Nestor, -ius.
"isirpni Nero.
"iitpni-uia Nerva.
"iitrput^ Nerseh - or

npni. Otho.
ttipptp Oliver.
, n^ijhipui^iu

i\ilii/p^ui

[\Q,nuiM.p,i,

Octavia.
Octavius, Oetavianus.

Narses - Ct/^4i^ ^mir li^uf_

,- the Graceful or Clajensis;
\uijppniiuijl, Lambronese -

(\i,t-uliJhu

^uipPti-, - the Parthian.

(lupiA Ossian.

ji-j/l

Newton.
ljt^..ni/^ Neco, Necho.
'ht-.-u.n'it

ljhamuin.pu^ 0> \\uiMnuMpftb^

Nearkus.

'Xjkuiplun^

Onesimus.

Honorius.
{linifippnu Onuphrius.
(litnp^na

(\ulip[i"

Osiris.

[\/ju/i,

Wosgan.

ttuitop Oscar.

n^it Wosky.
Ovid, -ius.

"ilk n Ink"

n</^7.^"<<

"XtliliuAin^

fl^i Hosea.
n-l^nu Ochus.

Nfeocles.
"{iknutmiinJknu NeOptolcmUS.
'{if'lilripnp

Nicanor.
Nicephorus.

'htkb"'" Nicias.
'Xjftlinif.kirnu

'Xtfilinquiinu

%li\njh,i.ku

Nicodemus.
Nicholas, Nicol, Nick.

Nicomedes.

Nicon.
"U/Ano Ninus.
"bl'/fli

"{ilAni-uia

Ninias.

Niobe.
"Xjli-^iup Nucar.
%iu,% Nishan.
'hl"'p(r

f.

Noah.
"iiyhj^p f. Noemzara.
"ViyhJi, f. Naomi.
'b'j'/

Olympia.

f.

niuiuj,.(,na

'bfr/"4"

f.

niPiOii^n^npnu Olympiodorus.

n<"^i Odin.
npui,pnti Horatins, Horace.
ttpil-tiapu, f. Hortensia.
[[phumku Orestes.
[\pJ,puMul,nii Oribasius.
[\plin'ii Orion.

Orlando.

{[piuAni-nu

Hormisdan.
^pJt^ Hormisdas ( king
{[pJijif^u/i,

Origen, -es.
Ursula.

H/xi'T^/'H"
[ipunfu,
[\p.pif"-

f.

Orpheus.
"Washington.

{[t-n^^liifl^M

{\uuhpltnu Usserius.

[
)

(god).

Ormuzd

n-na

77i$
f. Urania.
{{-ppiaiinu Urban, us,
n<-/>/'> Uriah.
^-cb^L. Huriel.
W^n^ui Ahaziah, Ochozias.

{[t-piuiiftui

q^<.^nt. Buffon.
^ij/bftnu Plinius, Pliny.
^[ni-iniup^nn Flutarch.
%iu,mn'l, Plato.

Plautus.

(|)^<uiL.fnu

%iacu,n'i, Plutus, Pluton.

2.u..qku.% (2,. If.)

Chamich.

Folemon.

^niihiTni,

^niippfinu Polybius.

FolluX.
^niiplpuimtu Polycrates,
f^nqb^lri-inliu

11^fF^^ PalsBoIogns.
Q)Ycu^^o<> Palladius.
^"a/l'piu

^yp%

Palmyra.

f.

(Xppa,)

*l)<%^i<Y^n%

Lord Byron.

Pantaleon.

^njhiiu,

^ni/Lfpilina

Pompilius.

V\n,ruiniilinu

Pompouius.
Bonadventure.

(Hn%iu4hiij.ni-pMu

^iubn.npuM

^nuiuiiu,

fllmu,

(I|n^f niEr

f. Pandora,
Pape, Papus.

Pomona.
PompBus, Pompoy.

f.

^nj-aiknu

f. Poppoea.
NeptUU.

Posidonius.

^"uipliii Patriclr.

<I|i>^f.n%^inH

^wuipii^ik^u Patrocles.

f^nu^M-k Bossuet.

^fpPh%uik

^npH[nu

fl|/^/34* or

f^np^fiM-P

Parthenope.
f.
[Hrp Parthen.

Paris.
^u.pjk%l,^ku Parmenides.
^""ajp Baruir.
'^upf.u

Barbarossa.
^uMi.,^%IL ^%uM
f. Paulina.
^u,.^,, Paulus, Paul.
^u.i.auAfEuia Pausanias.
(|)-^u,u'7u Pegasus.
^irqu.>fl<,u f. Pelagia, Pelage.
*^uipuitsMpnauuM
,

^tiiaiiffinu Pelagius.

Vltiiuiofnu Pelasgus.

Pelopidas.
Penelope.
({[lriniMMi.^nu PstaViUB.
%t-inpnu Peter.
"I'^/'^Mi"'" Perdiceas,
^t-qnuiliif-iuu

^t/bkin^iiik

f.

^irpl,iqtu Pericles.
fl|fr/"t Peroses, or -sas (Firoze).

^t-put;pn%t f. Proserpine^t-puknu Perseus.

^kn-'^lrn.nt.J-fi'u Porphyrogonite.
fliA-.

f.

<I|^%^>^

Pindarus.
Pionius.
f^f" Pius.

flj^nfe

fH[tupampuiMiinu Pisistratus.
<Hl,.,,nu f. Pistis.

^l>t-[^uMfp Pythagoras.
'Hp.-pp.u f. Pythia.
<l|^<.^^<u Pythias.
fl|^L.n,

Boileau.
f. Pulcheria.

f^ni-i^hpfiu,

Bourdaloue.
^miiaJknu PtolomsBus, Ptolomy.
^pl,iJhu Priamus.
\I,tCI.^u. f. Bridget, Biddy.

^ni-puiuiini.

'^pb-hbiu"

Priscilla.

f-

^pnpnu Probus.
^pn^,i_ Procul, -us.
^pii\n,Miliau

Procopius.

^pitJlfP^nu Prometheus.
^pnuilrpu,[ina Proper-tius.
fHpumuiq-npiau Protagoras.

^pnuit"u ^pamhi-u ProtOUS.

,

fllo^

Paul.

Polycarp, -us.
(Qo^^^mou Polyeucte.
f^oiftkuipuinu

^'.e^'^iil-y Boccaccio.

^uifu^ui^kufb

(2,

irO Chakhchakh.

2.^p"^b'^" *

Pygmalion.

^ftquimnn Pilate.
^Jtif-nu PicUS.

<l)^^>i.%

Porphyrins.

9ls-a-nbfiiihu S*

Pia.

^[.i.JiMfibn'b

^nt-ui/nj

Portia, Porcia.

f.

Pyrrho, Pyrrhon.
Pyrrhus.

{[lu^mp

f.

Bachab.

Bacine.
^uiifiuiikL. Baphael.
^utpku /" Baehel.
^ypkiiu. f. Bebekah, Bebecca, Becky.
n>ia/>%

(ht'" /. Bhea.
n-4-^4/>u Betheus.

Beaumur.

^koJIfi-n.

^piihuip Begnard.

^npirpm

Bobcrt, Bob.

^npn^iT Behoboam.
^aifMU S.

'\^pt A^pt"'-^b '

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Bomanus.

Eomeo.

\!i[,Jkn%

O^iAti Simeon, Simon.

U^i/^V'T-^" Simonides.
O/x'uif Sisace.

Eubens.
n*"^ u Eoch.
^(fLpffc Eeaben.
{^fnLplfbnu Eubinus.
{[at-auiy EoUSSeaU.

\S[iuuipui Sisera.

Amabilis Bella.
ySt'-lkjJ'ui't- Soliman.

\Sl-pnji,

Eossini.

\Suip.u, f.

Sheba.

XS^iri-niiii

\Sliliui[in%

\SJpuiii,

Sabina.

Wu,pi,%l,^ f. Sathinig
l]Y^i^^% Saladin.

[thiney.
Sathinice, Sa-

Isaac.

Sahaganoosh.
Salmanassar.
JSi/J'n'iMlina Salmoneus.
\S>uqnj^ f. Salome.

Wu.:,u3liu,%nii_f.

HSuiqiTu/biuutup

Samonas.
l]<j/it.tf_ Samuel, Sam, Sammy.
1]u'i/:i,fi%, U""'^'"'^' Sampson, Samson.
XSiutTaiiMuu

Sanatruce.

f.

MiMiuu/u Sassan.

Jiaimni-niinu

Satum.

Shadrach.

ll/-i.(''u

Shem.

U"-/fv/'4f"" Sulpicius, Sulpitius.

Uni.^4% Suren.
Wni-plina SuriuS.

IJni^^iuu Sukias.

Sophia, Sophy, Soph.

Wnifn^q_ SophOclOS.
\]n,fn%l,iiM

Zephaniah.
Sophronia.
f.

Sil.

Speusippus.

WmJibnilui Spinosa.

Spiridion.

\\ii{l,p{,if.n'b

ll.^^>i^ Sappho, Sapho.

V^ni-iupq. Stuart, Stewart.
Ulrpiuumpiiiiinu SebastiEn.
Mtpirpp.iAnu Severianus.

\itJ-

WaL.uMp^^ Suarez.
U"<-^7."'<' Suidas.

X^uilri-aliuiuinu

Sardanapalus.

Seleucus.
Utipiruiupau Silvester,

Vnipatm Socratos.
f. Solomy.
MnqniPA SolomoD, Sol.
Wnqn% SoloU.

Wuiuipmuilinu Spartacus.

Wuiuni.n_ Saul.

ll'f.^u'4

IJof^tiou Socinus.

\}n^pn%l,ii,

liiup^fiu Sergius.
ll<<>^i^u/ti>fiar^

Socianus.

1]n^/>u.%>7<<

Wni^fiiMM f.

Sandookhd.

Sarab, Sal, Sally.

lAuia-u, f.

Sembat.
SoZOmeUUS.

UnqnJk-

UuyfiiLuin^nii SallUSUuS.

llio%^>7<-^i

Solianus.
Scoevola.
Scipio.

\}njn,/t%na

Umpt^Sabellius.

Wiu'uiuuipni.ii

f.

1]^<-'//"i>%<'

n*a<//i%^

l|u'4<<>4

Sisianus.

XSjiu^u/iinu

n-o^t* E'ollin.

f.

Sigismund.

Wl-iuu Sylla.

[['ai-uik'iiu

\S-apl,%u,

Sibyl.

f-

"Wlif-ftairm^Mil.

[[njtina 'Romelns.
[i-aJk^y

AJ\X

VMio"

Bosalia.

flu'^u'/^'u

\}iituAfufuii. Stanislaus.
f. Stephania, Fanny.
Stephen.
Wmpuipn'b Strabo.
y^puiuifin'b Serapion.
WppnL.^1, f. Serpoohy ; Moll, Molly.

W^itifiuAliai

\^u,hi^utiinu

Xi^uti^lihp Scaliger.

Seneca.
Wi/bk^hpl.J' Sanacherib.

Hui/uPu/bli

Wkiirkpli Segneri.
\St-unuuip Sesostris.

HoM^iu.^ Vahaken, Hercules.

ilui^uA Vahan, ^gidius.

XSkiih^tu

llt<^i>i.4

Sebooh.

Vakhthanges.

il.4t Vah^.

Wk-pi.f,nu Sergius.

Vahram.
d u#.^o/j_ Valarses.

\Skpnpk; Seraphin, -us.

^ujiiutp^aiti

Serena.
Wti-irpnu Severus.

ij\YA*m/iin Valentine, Val.

MkP^ Seth.

^\u,itppui

Mkib-r Selim.
l]tW-. Segur.

i\a,tihpliin%nu

Wt-piuuffiu Serapis.

XSt-ph'iiu,

f.

ilui^pojiT

Valarsaces.

HuiqlAinpuAnn Valentiuiau.
Valeria.
Valorlau.
^u<iiipl<nu Valerius.
f.

SbU

Titania.
Titus.

Sf-n'-'i'l'"' f-

Spmnu
SppuA Tiranium Tyrannic
Shtl^ Tirith.
:

iluM./r^ Basil.

ij^ioK^^i.^^

Vasiloohy, Basilla.
Hutpuit[^ui,a Varasdate*
THutpuiJ- Varase.
iju.^^ Yard, Rose.
f.

Vardan.

'iiu.pii.uA

y^uipi.iriil,

-^ni.^^

Sl'pn^^t f- Diroohy.
%l,pmknu Tyrtaeus*
Tiro.
%n,^%lippini Dominiohino.
^lu-pn-i.

Tobias, Toby.

S-tFtP

Varus.
y\u3ppni, Varro.

^pu3/l,uM%nu Trajan, -us.

^1^4 Superius.

S/'7-<<"

->{u,pnu

S.7l/""

^hiiufMtMu^u^tnu Yespasian.

^pn%lfpaM f. Yeroniea.
^Iimnp Victor, Victorius.
^limnplfuM f. Victoria.
'il^i!%4^^"'^"''>'4/%'^%^''<' Vincent, Yin.
i\J!iM^plrmiu f. Winifred.
i\Jfu,pniil,nu Vitruvius.

Apptbit""
^pif^pi^iu

4W*

i\juMu

TuUia.

Tiridates.

Splmai Triton.
^pfiifni Tryphon.
Qn/aii Tzolace.
(|iu,p^u.%''

Fabian.

^uipp'-iu' Fabiola.

^uipptkb'"' Fabricius.
^uiimplu Phalaris.
^uMiih-pftnu Phalerius.

Virginia.

WicklifiF.

-fiau Blase, BlasiuB.

Hystaspes.

'i\ju,u,uui

f.

^lappiu Fabius.

Yirgil.
f.

^iiorA-poV Fhaethon.

i^ip-kh. Voltaire.

^uin-uA^tir f. Fbaranzem.

^[a.mir Varanes, (Babram).

^luiLbui^

Fharnaces.

Veramsapor.

i^uMoiiuiu

Ffaarnas.

\[n.ua,i^uiai.^

^Piu%ku

Verthanes.

Fharnouas.
Fharaoh.
Fbarasman.

4><i<n%ui<-<<'v

Ai've Yruir.

^uipiMii-n%

S'^ptP'" /- I'Al^itba.
Su.^ku Tages.

^uMi-umffi""

i^iupuiTa/b

Faustina.

i^uii-nmnu Faust, Faustus-

^kpnu Phcebus.
i^k^ppn'bk { Fhebronia, Febronia.

Suiipuinu Tacitus.
^uTCuiin Dagiade, Tagiatius.

^kq.puM

f.

Fheedra.

^lr^piup_^uM Fetrarca.

Tancred>
S"Atk Dante.
S/%7/>'t'"

S-i'nutqna Tantalus.

^lrq.pnu Fhosdrus.
^hikpu Felix.

S-Mipuifna Taracus.

^humnu FeStuS.

Tarquinia.
^u.pli,.piinu Tarquin.

^{.pk f. Fhoebe.
^b^fiuMu Fhidias.
^[l^jhi Fhileraon.
Vpiti-'b'f"^ Fhilictimon.
^ftiliuimlAa. f, Fhilippina.

Sutp^a.-p-t"'
^iritiTutft

f-

Telemacbus.

^hpebinfiuM f. Terentia.
%hpei>u.l,nu Terence.

%hpknu Tereus.
S^/"/""' Tertius.

Vtit'H'H''" Fhilip, Phil.

iiflnalimkm Philoctetcs.

^Irpmni-.lbu.'i.nu Tortulliau.

^\,inJbiM

^{plrp

-pnu Tiberius.

%l>p"--iip" Tibullus.

SpfP'^'b Tigranes
Sl'fl'i'^"'-^l' /

(St.),

S"pe Dork.
Sn^pl-u. f. Toby.

Rose.

f.

Hn

777

Valens.
ilm^iitiafi Valinace.
i\u.njlma.k f. Barbara, Barbe.
i\iuuu,li Yasace.
Ti[u,ii^u

Tygrinus

(St.).

Tigranoohi.

SpJhpk''" Timotheus, Timothy, Tim.

Sp-rai, Timon.
$^/.^n% Tisiphone.

f.

Philomela.

^binu Philo the Jew.

^{inumpuMmnu Philostratus.
^\it.%f,li Phoenix.
^impba!una Flavianus.
^luiJi'i.lmu Fiaminius.
^inpm f. Flora.
^/npl/iiuiliuM f. Florence.

778

PUb
Phocas.
^niilin'u Phooion.

'f-pt"t"t'Hnu Chrysippus.
"^pftuaiuiipnp Christopher.

4)nm PhotiUS.
^nml>%au PhotiuUS.
i^npuin,^^ f. Fortune.
^a./!^u<iu Phryxiis.
ipuuiJtmp^na Psammeticlius.

Christina, Christiana.
P/.^ooiou Christus, Christ.
'f-pftuuifi'i.k f.

^pnjhi.i^l_

Cromwell.

Po^tzray,j, Correggio.

Psyche.
Frances, Fan.
^pu/h^ftulina Francis, Frank.
i^pMncnpu, Phraortes.
S^"^
i^pt,l.iri,pi -u Frederic, Fred.

^"tipt

a>os

Xerxes,

"^iit-pfiu^a

(pnj^uiv

f.

^pu.'biiltuliliui f.

{ji^nuufjibnu

&C.

D. \}ti~q-nuinpfinu

OPni. Otho.

O^i Awshin.
Ouiiy Ota, Awta.
f\putiu,pna Auxence, Auxentius.

pmiT Ham.
Canaan.
pai%<7^ Canova.
^trpnp^ Cherubin, -us.

'^iu'uum'u

f-liutuiitkpui

a)u.%f

P^pu.

%j,fnjk%uM

Chiron.
/..

po#44y^ Corneille.

Xanthippus.
Puii.tp -finu Xavier, Xaveriua.
^ui/bn^puiin Xenocratcs.
'f-aiu%piiHiuiau
,

'^ul/iinijin%

f.

Filomena.

3)^^ f. Euphemia.
3)^^i.u^ Firdoucy.

Clara.

pn^<%"" Columbus.

"^ueiiaipuA

Fanny, Fan.

^k%t-iat, Fenelon.
^tpmlAu/iiii, ~nu Ferdinand.

Chiabrera.

^fiiinb Chilon.
'Pppn'b

/.

^uipii^iyif. Fahrenheit.

Xenophanes.
Xenophon.

'

"^ukumnu Sixtns; - b - the

.

Fifth.

%ikzbk Flechier.
%tk<'pb Fleary.

wt^P^^t"*

^"

VU^p^m^uM

3j~4^ Fohi, Fo, Foe.

^pa/b^ulinu &C. S. 4V'<"^'}^<'('"'

%pai'bpib'b Franklin.
^omjtuk f. Photina.

&C.

u^Jb'D.p^u.s-ru.tio.'b

b^

ttbn^a^'P

nu.sirojiu:b

UiF^frfjo.

Abande, Hapante.
Abdera.
[ers of Abraham.
l],f-^._f.f>if Abydos.
'O.p.puiiuiMltmiip Descendants or foUow-

lie//"/"""'
Ig^uiainilim
\^i^jlJ,u,

Ararat.
Anatolla, iN^atolian.
England -gp English.

m^ni-iliu Akoolis.

l^ifWiiui

Ancona.

U,pi<>%^

2,'"p'"^t

Agrigentum.

'U^/.pui^uMiiq.

W^irufh-pmuiW

Amsterdam.

VS'tbu}""''' 'findifL

Adria, Hadria.
\ijf.ii[,uMlia/b the Adriatic.
l),7.^//.<ui"-v"z/" Adrianople.

\i,^pPu,

Asoph.

the Antilles.

Anthep.
yi-P Any.
\f}>l3-ai^

Ancyra

\^,lil,i-pl,u,

[Ancyrian.
;
-j^

Angoora

jH^i^ip Athens.

Andalusia.
g%<f./>n^ Antioch, Antakia.
Igiiinilkpuiliui Antwerp, -en.

JU^nu Athos.
TJ^^iTuii Germany, Deutschland.

\\fMiu,pu/u

Vi.qui/u

y,pf.-iu>j^

Athenian.

l).ff"V Alani.
TS,ui"'u
H.ii:u

Alsatia.

[Albanian.
ll^iutr^io Albania, Arnaootleek; -j^,
\i^,,lr.u% Alpian ; - it^ppk^ the Alps.
,

\^il,n% Albio;n.
\i^tnu the Alpheus.

Akhoorian.
Acarnania.

WJiutiAut'iiliiu

Aghen.
Agory.
Aquitain.
.

'W^lP-uMiTuifi

Aghthamar.

Halicarnassus.
Alznick, Alznia.

Ji^ilp^uia.^iliui

HijlP'Iff^

Albanese; -^, Alvania or Albania the Albaneses.

\S^ai^%^ Amazons.
W/ruiqkli Amalekite.

'\]jin^u,%

Xi^u-uliu,

W^pfiliuj
U,'??-

l],"i/^t Assisi.
U/zinwiuyu/cfv Astapat.

JH^uipaipuA \i,J-ui^ppiuA Astrakhan.

\ffi^u,qy,^m^u a-ni/<ii4 Asphaltites lake.
,

U.mui'inn

Albach.
Hjjlr_^UMiAj.p[iui Alexandria.
\ifl_p.uM^

[syrians.
Aschalon.
[Li/>r^Ki>^/ Assyria; -t,y^, the Asllooyi^ Syrian -^ Soria, Syria.
n^uZ/iuinii

Ashkeuaz.
Adana.

W^_pui%uijjtui%p

l).4.f

I],^>i<.^i.V>^<</

Apulia.
Asia; -j/l' Asiatic.

Ifuint-i^'"
{j,"^"

\l/7Ckpt Algiers.

B.4*

Aparan.
the Apennians.

X^uihVJMtruiitp

Halys.

X^um-pti-Zi,

\Ji^,niMiini.ultuM

Amasia.

America

-jf^. -n.

Amida,Diarbekir.

U./,a?:

Adige.

U.oY.wt^io^"'^ the Atlantic.

\i,mmpit-j[i Atticus ; -^k Attica,

[an.

Atropatene, Aderbigjipuipuijli Arab -p,^i Arabia.

'[^uiMf.n'iil^m Aragon.
M.pmh-tu'uli Aradzany, Euphrates.
y^puitlbuA^ Armenians.
\\,puipMuui Ararat ; kuA oi
\i,p[LtiaM Arbela.
H^uipu/uiuiatliuA

'.

U/'^n^u Argolis.
Argos.

\\,pi.nu

\i,p^iaiau^

Hfpnutiuiip AriauB.

400

p^^
D,/,4^pn^*'f

Ardzeruny.

\i,piu,^[iu,

Arcadia.

780

p/in.t-^'"_ S. \nt~upiau/Ufiia

Armavir.
\i[,Jhp[,fii, Armorica.
\i,pjh.[,l,

^np[ip-h%ku the Borysthenes.

P.tY.i^^ Bulgaria.

Arshagawan.

l],^2i"4""-"'*

'Yhn

Bologna.
^nuifinpnu the Bosphorus.
Pniini[iiu

Brandenburgh.

M.p^lini^lip Arsacides.

^p,u%,f.irp.ni.pii.

Arsamosaba.
'0.[r^[>">^lip Arsharunia.
\i,i'd'"i''V"^"" ^^^ Archipelago.
D,^m/K^ Ardaz.
|],^inu#2<au> Artaxata.

P^fe^n* Briton.
^ppMnu/i,[iui Britain; -jtp' Britanians.
^pncujiu, Prussia, Preussen.

\S,p2-MMJhi-^uui

\i.pm>'"-l'l_

Jraji

Artzakh.
J],..t5>,/A the Aventine.
,

M^t-l-nu^u.

-^fi

Galilean.

Aulis.

\i,z.iauin.-pi

Galaad.
-j[i -n.
']'iiiqiiimpur Galatia
^ajqiilfu, Gallia, France, Gaul; -j/f.
French, Gaul -j^ the Gauls, the
[French.
^""^/if Cappadocia.
^usquiiiiii.

M.l'jui/u

D.'-il'u

Gaza.

^"ll'ib"' Gralilee

Ardebil.

AugSbUFg.

[Austrian.
ll^um^u./^ Australia.
Austria CEstreich
ri,<_././f
-jf
ikfpH^sl' African; -4t. Africa.
M^puM/put Achaia.
O^pfr^rffc the Acheron.
;

IXpn^fft'" Aquileia.
li.^qy/bpum.^'ii AffghanistaD.

%ujjl<pk Cairo.

Ganges.
Gantzack.
^uiniil' Garny.
%u,p^J',u'ii Guardraan.
*i.i-/3-uti/;i*//r Gethsemane.
j-mVi^fti/

4-i'fc.i"'4

4-fr4"* Gihon.

Gennesareth.
Genoa.

Piopt^i Babylon, Babel.

piu^ui^iu}/ Bagaran.

^h'li'iiiruuiptp-

Pu.^p/umi-i.^^ Bagratides.

^irpiTui^liu.

f^aifplr^u/iiq.

tj.t1in.-ui

Bagrewand.

Jy?<-/5.

Bactria.
p,4^ Balk.
Po/^ti. Betlis.
puiY.uiium Bagdad.

Bassen;
Bassora.

^uinp.tunnuuMa tu^^aip^ xJaroary.

^luppi^ Paris.
^lapjia

Upper Armenia.
Parma.

pu_^iiii

Pavia.

^.upip

i^uijLp

pt/3^Yt44^r

Beth-lehem.

T*""-/*

^uiliJiui

'^uiifJUiuifiiu

Belgium.
ptfcfr.-t'i'^ BeneTento.

'^u.irtuuiina

Ptj, Pesth.

Haleb, Aleppo.

n-u.%^u>

Damascus

Denmark, Danemark.

Pekin.

Pt/*4i. Bethel.
^kniluifiw Beotia.

^aapuiuutifb Daranalia.

^ft.u^'b^ui Piacenza.

%h-iu,uy Delta.

'i-w^>pui%f.

P/<Yi Pisa.

[zantium.

^jtk'i'n'ii^

P/.L/?%f, Bithynia.

1>uAnt.p the Danube.

'^,,^k<^ Tauris.

pt^o-2(^. Perugia.

Piedmont.
P/iiL^iat/^iuj^
Byzantin

[Hope.

S'".-/*^'

[beer).

Sham-el-Ke'\'u!iiuii}'in^ f. the Dapaides.

'j>u.itj^ Dane.

p/r^^.<.

H'fl-'t'

Copenhagen.
'

Dacia, Transylvania.
Dalmatia.

fikp-uiyp^ui Bethsaida.

(^lrp[,ui

Goths.
^np-iuAimfiu, Gothland.
^n,it[.np-u, Golgotha.
^n.iP'b Colthen.
^niHyl, ipc the Lake of Como.
'^aJhp Gomorrah.
fnuatlg Coblentz.
%n,-^uipf Gugaria.
S>/>"'4#-ui%f the Gracchi.
^pu^iiumui Granada.
^pkiTAui Cremona.

4"/?

puf^ui/i/iu/

fiiuupai

^np.hi.i.^^k'i'

p>f.m^nt>/><u Patagonia.
^la^piTy Palermo.

pu>-tr

Germany -jf German.

Cape of Good

^uiphjnt.unj the

-^.pnt

By-

Derbent.

T-t^u.uin^" Decapolis.
Delphi, Delphos.
'\-lrp2,,A Dertchian.
'I'pniiitiniliu Diospolis.

%h^k

'Vti^k Dicte.

'Ur-L

piiiuip- s.

St^pl"'

^uipnp Tabor.
ft'mP-utpfj ui^iup^ Tartary.

Doris.

'^fnpliuM

Dwiu.

'Yn.-plfu

p<uitip/2.

Turin, Augustus Taurinorum.

\}p.[iuM)is^l,

4-ni^the

b;j.fi./"

-uma Egypt.

Edessa, Urfah.

Idume, Idumaea
Ethiopia

Isfinilui^u.

-^f-

[mean.
-o/tg^
,

^irpirnuifiit

sea.

l;^t,r Eden.
bf-^u/'u'

Thessaly; -5^ Thessalian.

Thermopylae.
ft'k-t.mn'iip Teutones, Teutoni.
p"4^^/^i" Caffa, Theodosia.

^iruuiuiip-ii

^gean

Egyptian

Jsi-liufmiuyl,

Thames.

^tp.yP^ Thebais.
la-tpt Thebae.
(i'k-uaiiinbpit Thessalonic^., Salonichi.

Hebrew.

bp/"" Ebro, Hebrus.

\}ii.lruM%

Idu-

-n.

ft^^na.nanuufniiu

dosiopolis

\}ltlruuin%uinu

p^^nq.ni-MMinipu

P"#.^-o/ Toledo.

Tolosa Toulouse.
Toscan, Tuscany.
^npf.niitui'b^ Descendants of Thor^npif-utii Thordan. [goma, Armenians.
P"tAtm/A Tunis.
;

nut* utltiu

HolleSpOnt.

bir-'""""^ Ecbatan.

Emessa.
fuin Jutland.
bnt-tLiuMum
-tut

l*^,,/.i S. '\',.plh,.

Epidaurus.
buf^*-"-"" Epirus.

^ni-p^iauinui'b

\}Jli-uui

}S"ib't'"'-i'""

bpuiufi

P*/ii-//p

Turks.

Turkey, Turkestan.
Thrace.
^pu/uulnjluAfiiu Transylvania.
^puiu/nJh'hnu Trasimenus.
^phuu, ^pl,ku^ Triest.

il^puililiu,

hmtiin the ^Etna.

b<"{i'"-/'A<" Etruria.

Araxes, Aras.

bf A-t-uA

ThGO-

S. l|^f%

f9*n/irJ<o

Eleuais.

\}ilri.u^u

Brzroom, Erze-

roum, Afsdroom.

Dodoua.

'Viiq.ni^ia

Ti/.!-^*

\:pqt'-pt'-'f' t/t-"-'^

Tyrol.

tlie

Erivan.

b^^^iK Arzingian, Erzinga.

\ip.lrpliuM

}Spp^a/rinu Eridanus.
\}ltpi%uffp

f.

Brinnys.

Iberia.

li^n-i/t>

Idumea.

\;pni^ui%^uiih-pin

ji^u-^t Ithace.
\'ibn% Ilion, Ilium, Troy.

^pnt-iM/ini-iu^iuuM

\t^u,pl,u, Icaria.

b/*/!^""i.

Jericho.

Erwantacerta.
Erwantaxata.
bf""-""'/t/' Jerusalem.
b-p^m Eubsea, Negroponte.
b<-7."{'^' Eutoohia, Tokat.
b'-'v/"" ^olia.
b'-"/!p'4V Eutychians.
b<-/">"v'5^ European ; -u/^u. Europe.
\}L^uphlTUM'i, Euxine.
\;,piiuu>gl< Ephesian -unn Ephesus.
b^/"""' Euphrates.

yn-iu/iimui

Ireland

-gt

Irish.

hufuAinui Iceland.
\tampliuM Istria, Histria.
\>up,uji;i,agl,
\>illrp%l,ui

Israelite.

Hibernia, S. '^n-i^uiimuf

^muiiuigfi Italian; -ib"i Italy.

l<i/f^^'</^%La!;edeemon,Sparta,Mistra.

\uilinii\iui

Laconia.

Xuijp.uuMlin'i,

Zacynthus, Zante.
^ui%\liafiuii Zanguibar.
^lulifthp^nu

^iupti,aiM^ui'ii

Zarehawan.

^h-iuHin-liiu

Zealand.

S^,q-iiiiliMu

Smyrna.

^ni^^uit-ii^ Zuyderzee.

t/?^/. Volga.

Elba.
^^iu>^^% Echmiadzin.

\i-iiui

^m^i/i/nt/'i Edinburg.

Lampsaeus.
-uy^ Lambronese.

\u,i/pp% Lambron

Xiuuil,p-t-iy^ Lapithes, Lapithse.

Latin, European; -lu^ ^pih'

l^n^^44-Laodicia, Latakia. [La,tium.

\a.,ni,%

\u,t_plrain%

LorOtto.

Lapland.
ItpoA^oy irnj the Gulf of Lepanto.
Xh^iuumu/h Poland.
\kai>nu Lemnos, Stalimene.

\ui,pn%liui

\hj-uilrp^

Lemberg.

Lesbos.
Xhi^^mq^^ui Leucadia, Santa Maura.

\ii-up.nu

iM.

782

Tllir

IJipuAuA Libanus, Mount Xl-p^ti" Libya) Africa.

\\u.p^hq.n'u

Xjipuliu, Leipsie.

\\kuiptun%,unijr

\\u.pu Cars.

Leghorn.

Xjiifnt-aiiiu

Carthage.

Lithuania.
Lycia.

Xj'P-ai-uM^liuM

'^h-ik-ufii-pl'uM

Xji^liui

^:\l^,^u^p

CsBlesyria.

Celt.

Centauri.

\\tr'iiiniMit-paiip

yxk-umplu, Csesarea,

Lisbon.
X^ilnbpu, Livonia.
\liilpp.ni-i_ Liverpool.
\jiL,[.piM, Lydia.
i^fiuiqiAiu

-4%^,

\JfH'l'lik lilyria;

\nlii^[iiiwijt

l^</4*

\rilla.np,ugpi^nui

\w^tq.nh

\ilipirp% Cithaeron.
^tipkb"" Cilicia, Karamania.

-n.

[hardy.

OT

\nbinpui

JjOHl"

LondOU.

Lorain.

\ni^i^i^nb

LyOUS.

l^^nh

Laybach, Lublana.
Portugal -jf

\ni.uiluAu,

\n^put-inMin..pi

[Portuguese.

Luxemburg.

Lucca.

l."'=ft!"-'

Cyclopes.
Mpuipnu Cyprus; -puigfi, Cyprian.
lipUjiiaii-iy^ Cyclades.
ll^i-pfrit Cyrene.
^liliiiniMiiMy^

ll5y

\n..^P%u, Lucerne.
Ini.apu.MiA^ui Lusitania,
Ini^intin^u. Paris.

Mazaca.

Cephalonia.
l|/>^/i% Cyzicus.
l|/.-^<iYn%^io

Xnlipfia Locris.

\nJu^uMngnnuM

Capernaum.

\\u,^u, Caffa.

Kaley

S. 2,"-"'%^'/

Mni^mnij CoCytUS.
Mt^p Colp.
Mminji^u, Cologne, Coin, Koln.
Mi"i^[io Colchis.
fini/iiinuinl^iu"

Compostolla.

[StamboolCoustautinople
\\nuuiui%j,u Costance.
\lnil^i,.i, Caucasus.
XtnumoAif-put Constantina.
^nuinu/it^ytnt-iMini^u

louiqtufu

Cossack.

fjujppt-p^ Kharpurt.

linpii-nL.^

\aiu.p-

T"?/

Corcyra, Corfu.
Corgia.
llnp%p-nu Corinth; -p-iu^fi -ian.

Khoy.

yinpTfuifp

\itnpuiuu/ii

Khorassan.

\3npkaAi

lanpiip

\ani-.J-uiuuiMa'ii
l"/f</'

Khomy.

Khousistan.

Kjobenhavn.

Guinea.
Cyrus, Goor, Kour.
^ncpiuti Curan.
I|^tm4 Creta, Candia.

l|n-fi4^o.

llnt-p tfJs-m

Croat ; -^, Croatia.

MptTu/i,

Dzalgoten.

"Qiuqjinm'b

Copeuhagon

tlm-f-n^^a,

the Crimea.

JD^/.t-.o/?

Cordnene, Gordyene.

Tinpifp^paM

Khelath.

Carmania, Kirman.

"Qnitp Sophene.
Ai^ik"! Haleb,

MuMiuipp^iu Calabria.
'i\ut[l.-^n%[,m

i^""i_pium

Caledonia.

Hamburg.
Armenian -^ Descendants of

t^'ujhini-pli

Mu'ibst"' Gtalioia.
^.iiiluinil.u Callipolis, Gallipoli.
1]ky4/^u/ Calcutta.
llajJtilij

Aleppo.
Halbat,

Kamenetz.
Campania.

2,'^

Haicus, the Armenians*

i^iajuiumu/b Hajastan, Armenia.
'l^u.jiiai^k'ii

Haigashen.
Hai'gawan.

lluitniiuAliiu

i^'yliutijui'ii

Cappadocia.
limufuAi Capan.
l\,uuini-ia Capua.
[pian sea.
Ijuiuu/frj or Muiuaipui^uiii S-n^ tho Cas-

i,^ Armenia; Jtir -, Armenia Ma-

ll.<^/i>f.n^/>u>

jor; tfifp -,
^.u'l^iniikp

Au,,,^^^. Abyssinia;

the -ns.
the Havana or Havannah.
Z^iapailrmjLp HaVplsB.

liiiiiiaip^iui

Castile.

2,u>4if'i""

iliamiuttliui

MinpP-iutflHi^

Catana.
Carthage.

2^tuau[iiii

Mi-pPm.ulrui'ii^ Certusian.
M-npia, Garin, Erzrum ; S.

2,<^^

%<upjt^,u the Carmel.

Mu.pjiip s^,^the

Eed-Sea.

\p^nt.d:

Armenia Minor.

Hannover.

Hesse.
Hark.

[Dardanelles.
tho Hellcspont , the
Z^hukiip Hellenes, Hellenists, Greeks.
lk^,l,iu Helvetia , Switzerland ,

i^k-ijhuiqn'iiinnu

785
Sohweitz; 5^ Swiss.
Lk-puMiik-uA uip4uAp Hercnles' Pillars.
2,frpu,liik"' Heraclea.
.

Z,li-pfni.aAn%

Herculaneum.

Hungary.

[lander.

Hunui, Huns.
l,a.lAna Rhine.
2^n.ni^utiinu RhOnB.
2^n.ni^nu RhodcS.
l,n)tp

X^njijiiiuij

-gfi

Moor.

XThituip'wjt Maltese

-"ii^

Malta.

Memphis.

\rir-r,plu

irt/A. Messina.
\yiru,l.%k

Medina.

W^pu'l'^ Merdin.
Wlrp"l'iy Mexico.
n'i'ii^ufPP Manchester.
Wknipiu MsBonia.

Mecca.
Mediolanum, Milan.
[the - Sea.
\!['l,,a^lraip Mcsopotamia.
- *->i
Wtil^pip-^i'"''' Mediterranean

\ri>i'"'r'

Room-Kaley.

fptu-j

Jew; -^, the Jews.

Rome

-lyt-^l,

lI"4f!Lp4-

2,"-n,ltr

Vwp^

ITfr^ S.

Herzegovina.
I^fiJhi^jui Himalaya.
tj''-pli"''''t'" Hyrcania.
ZH/'4 Indian, Hindoo ; -^ or [Indies.
i^iiif-fiiaumuA Hindostan
India ; the
ZtniuAmu, Holland; -_jf, Dutch, HolZ,t-pAtr^nijp/Mii

l,n%^uip[,u,

^n^i,

Mauritania
IPf-^io^^ Median.
lffatt.pf>m,u'i,J,,a

Roman.

1P6^,4* Nisibin.
U*7^/>^%./>.

Mayence, Maintz, Mentz.

2n^utuu9UMii JudsBa.

U'n<-f<'Moldavia.

^npuMifinp Tzoraphor,

'ffni.u.f.y

W^'ifi^ Mungles, Moguls.

Munich, Mfinchen.
0"n4"ip Moseovites; -ijum^ m^uiup^
IT""^ "

Qu'P'nit

up.nti S.

Java, Jahva.
^eiin^u Genoa.
I^ftuipuii^iup Gibraltar.

"^npnpt D. Ippiinli
"ffiuju/iifoipu/h

\fnt.m[i%UM

ITnpuii-PaM Moravia.
ITn^L Moosh.
\ri".uiofp Musse, Muses.
ITnLont.^ Mossoul.

Geneva.

-^!blri-P>u

Moscovy^
ModOUa.

Moscow.

y^nmlrtiut

2J>i.<

Mazandaran.

Quip% Japan

-<"j/

-ese,

Qai^nl>^uim Jastishat.
X^iufuiliuM

'[^lum.ut

Malaga.

Malta.

^lai^us S. I^UMLUI

3?A Greek; -^

the -s.

ir<"4A-7.nV"" Macedonia.

Qa%lnii Jonia.

U ntf-nHbutpfu
\fii,lin,.pu,% Magooran, Mekeran.
ir>^o>-/c/>4 Magdeburg.
Iffuiqph^i^t-P Amalthea.
i^uynpftpiu Majorca.
\Sufbiii,l^irpm Manazcerta.

S'>4uapu,u,niL 2"/

Ij

uM^niiniu O.

\^ai%^ai-m

Mantua -j^i
;

-n.

[sapath.
of Jo-

The Valley

o/'pn-uAuA Jordan.
Ont-ii.mfuiauru/ii Judssa.
0"^'''uiuiau/)/

Greece.

"iiui^P^p Nazareth.
'itui^iliiuijli

Nazarite, Nazarene.

Naxuana, Nakhchivan.
"hu^jaiq-^. f. the Naiades or ds.
^ui'bult Nancy.

\f luiftphjltp Manichseans.
IS-ua^u Masis, Ararat.
XS uuwiu^uinn.iup Madagascar.

"huilu^ni-u/ii

X^iamhpu, Madeira.

Nareg.
Navarra.
"hta^unu Naxos, Naxia.
"Ut^nu Nile.
[litan.
-u/niat-jp Napo'\)k'"iH"ib" Naples

Madras.
Vaiaippm Madrid.
'ffiapuiPnli Marathon.
\f,upu/h,l. Marant.
UoMpiM/uatuiii Media.
ISuMpfiaumutii Marcastan.
\fuiatputu

jy.api^n'iiuijlip

\yu,pj;apMMM

Mareionites,

Marmara,

"liaiphli

uuii-iun-iii

"bt*^"'

Nemea.

"hfiui/iiiipu,

1i/.S-&-
"hlfliltiu

Niagara-

Nice.
Nicsea, Ixnik.

Nicomedia, Iznimid.
Nineveh.

\yipn4^ Marocco.
i^mpalihai MarscillesI

'{Mtk-Jii^fiMu

IT"'^ Medes, Medians.

"hitiUinpnu,

"Xspin^k

Novogorod.

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New York.
'i,np-S,tiuj%iniu New Zealand.
'hn[,-\}npp

"hnpiru/iiui^iu

Normandy.

'b^#^/"" Norway

-j/

>

Norwegian.

Numantia.
Numidia.
Nepat, Nephates.

"{jni-Jii/iiinliui

"lini-i/^^^u*
"{juiiuin

Persarmenia.
Farsistan, Persia.

<l|aipi/^<i>u>uitr

Bavaria.
^ut-f^luif-ifiiliuM Paphlagonia.
"I'^i.ir""" Belgrade.
^hnuiui-irufb^ Pelasgians.
^hifnui^ku Peloponessus, Morea.
flltfc^w^ Bengal.
f^uit-pt-pm

Nubia.

"Xtn^pl^a,

(l|'^u(ui4</t^

Ht^^A Berlin.
JjiuJ'

Sham,

^^u/^a<i^^iif

S. Tu*#/i^w

Semiramacerta.
Samaria.

Z-JtcuiiTutlilrpm
tiuiiFpl^,

^tC^lbt Bidlis.

ZtpiuiL Shiras.
Jippai^ Siraoe.
Jil'p'"iiui.tu%

Pisidia.

^ftiiftq-liui

Seiragawan.

Pyreneens.
Birman.

^fiph'btuM'iip,

Shirvan.
Susiana.

^lip,ru,%

Zl>p4jf'^'
Ttz.

'^luiiih'binliut Placentia, Piacenza.

^i^im^u, Platea.

ttilpiTuinu

n^A/? Olynthus.
Olympus.

'fln4A-^.i.

(\n.ltm% Orleans.

'^nJhpuAfiiu

Oormiah, Wormy.

Bohemia.
Pomerania.

Bombay.

Ha'iiu.nu

Pontus

'^nuif.f^i

Boston.
Bosnia.

lloiA^,,,

Oceania.

(\4i[iiiiii^u,

[\pi^

^niTaik

Ostrogoths.

Ocean.

i\il^puA

Bologna.

fl|o.ffcA-,o

Ostan.

([uuiu/ii

fl.^n</.n/?^ the

Bessarabia.

^ku.puini-pli Petersburg.
^l^jpnM.p- Beyrout.

6-^ -^, the Euxine.

Il.-m/i^tu. Potidsea.

^npmy Bordoaux.

f\pnm% "Woroten.
n<-7./>4/f. Utrecht.

Bukharia.
^pu-itc Brazil.
^ni./uu,pu,

n<-ii/^^uY/>< Westphalia.

Umbria.
Washington.
Oody.

Wi-irppftui

^plfbrnl-qt Brindisi.

{[^n^rbli^i^t,

^plti.uiii_

n<-<i>^

^pnuin%u,liu Propontis.

Utica.

{[.mfilik

[\i.mlt%n%
flt.p.j.^

Bruxelles.

*1)^/ni.ii<a

Bursa.

^/-yuy

Zulpha.

Utinum, Udine.

Oural.

\\l-p^uif S. \Sl-lru[lmt
n><"f'^<<i'/'>^"<'

^lUiiiiuuiu/ii

^^i,uij iii^iup^

China.

Batavia.

fllm^m-/jra
*Hiuj.nii

Padus ( Po ).

^uiiJp[iui

Palmyra.

1|u</iu^/<

Pannonia.

^lunHiuiunu

Parthians.
Barcelona.
Persia -f^ Persian.

^uMpfhijj'i.u,

^lupu

-J,

{[-ni-uuiuuiu/ii

-zg

-Sf

Eussia.

Bussia.

WtuifiuuuiiMi'b

Saubadia, Savoy.
Segestan.

Wu,Q.^^h^l-p Sadducee.
XSu.ikn.'i.y Salerno.

Saxony.

Sahara.
\},aiaii^iitu Salamia.
liiuqliir Salem.
MuiiTuip^ui Samaria.
Wiuiuipiii

Patavium, Padua.
Baden.

'^upi3-iri._g

Bomagna.

Bussian

\iu,fiu%^u.

Pamassus.

^luaiuii^lin'i,

^.uu.k'b

JV""-"

l)u<piii<.f.^u<

Pamphylia.

Panormus, Palermo.

^ui'bin%liu,

Eavenna.

Eiphean.

\S-pu> Sheba.

Bayazid.

^u/hnpirn%

{[uiL.lr'h'iiui

^niTiu'iifiu,

^u.iihuu,[,% Palestina.
^Miin^fi^i^ui

Bagusa.

rh/i^/^iK^

^ujiuiuipiuim Palatinate.
<H-/5./-// the Baltic.
^iuiy.pjhp Baltimore.

Batisbon.

n><u^n<.uii<

Samothracc.
Samos, Samus.

Wuiir(3-pujlik

ySmiTnu

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SasBoon.
Jiiapui^lAtnu^ Saracens.
liiMipui^niia' Saragossa.
!]/.%

"iluiquipiiiiuiuiiii

i^i/#^uf2ui-aA

Sardts.
HuiffiAliai Sardinia*

\],P^[,/ii^

il^iu/^tio./iu.

Savoy.

\iu.ntiMM

Saxony.
1]f.n^4n^ Stockholm.
1]u<f unVi^iu

xliauuim-paj^aA Vasbooragau.

Stuttgard.
Uj-puiqu/ni-pfi Strasburg.
1]yt.<. a-ni/^the Black Sea.
Ht-pu,uu,puM Sivasi, Sebaste.
1]t^<.f^. Seleucia.
U^./'i-^i"'/''''

^aifij-uAail^k-iiu,

i\uip^n-[iM

Vartanacerta.

'iiiupumiipiii

Warsaw.

iltit-u.^^ Venice,
i[ti,ni.^ Vesuvius.

iltpiAoM Verona.
^i^puaiii_ Versailles.

1]^;^/ Ceylon.
Hhit-fi^ttruiPuM Senegambia.

il/jfrWio.

Sebooh (mount).

1]t<Y<ii.4

Valarsawan.

Valencia, Valentia.

^,u% Van.
ilu/iiuAf Vanant.
T^uA^.^i^ Vandals.
Til,i,iiu,^u,2^i Vassagashen.

Sarmatia.

JJuMfJiauiliiu

SPb
Valarsacerta.
Valarsapate.

'*\^iti[utiiiuiliirpm

Vienne.
Vishabacalack.

Uli^iuiufpuiiiuip

Servia.
ypuiJ' Siam.
U/'f-n^ Sidon, Saide.

il^^i-iju. Vieenza.
Uliu^^nP-^ Visigoths.
il//!f? Georgians, Iberians; S.

Mplk^u,

Silesia.

Utt-pq-t-inii^P^

1)^/}/y/>k.

Sicily; -j^. -lian.

iln^iii

Wirpilliai

Sicyon.
U^/"Sim (mount).
Mpiui Sinai.
l)/il:.4.^/> Chinese ; -j-"5 jt
VpinMii Sinope.
\)[ini Sion or Zion.
U/.-/

\[giM.i^uyi,nj

Volcan.

^li-uiamuAi Georgia.

China

Siberia.

i] {({ruitt

Hyrcania ~iy
;

D^.iA^ or

Syracuse.

\SI-uumIiu^ Siinik or

Turkcy.

Sissagan

Syria, Soristan.

Daik (Taocki).
SuAiy^a Tauais.

Wlit-^kiT

Shechem.

Su>%^^^ Dautzic.

Scandinavia.
W^fti-P-iugl' Scythian; -^, Scythes.
Wiilii~Pl"" Scythia, Tartary.
y^iuit-nipiu Sclavonia.
Vln^ljnpu. Scotland.
U^mtrifi^'ifux-^iK

Sempadawan.

\}irn^%npnf Smolensk, -o.

WiTpqui^q.

Samarcand.

Uo^niT Sodom.
Socinians.

Wpl/i"tni Sorrento.

ySnM-pMiP- Surat, Soorat.

l]<Y<<>4iti

Ispahan.
Spain; -_jf

Tarentum.

Siupaa% Tarsus, Tarsoon.

SmpuiuAkal' DardanellesSiupo% Taron.
Sun-uyiuf^^ Dhawalaghiri.
Sii_^^ Tauris.
Shit-ii-na

Tenedos.

Themeschwar-

S/iuipuif^^P Diarbekir.
Spptrplu, "Tiber.
SliifpuAui^tpai Tigranocerta.
Siff-ppu Tigris, Hiddekel.
Sliuiu/iilru/iip the Titans.
Sp'-p"" Tyrus, Sur.

Sitptp Dnieper.
.

Spaniard.

X^miupuiui Sparta.
W,plJ|.^kpll

Su,pt'iiinn%

S^2^P">' Ctesiphon.

Uni-t^ Suez.
\Sn^kv^ Sweden.

XSuiu/bJfu.

S,,^i_f,

Sk-i^ailu,pl,%n%

l]o^^/.i"it Sogdiana.
\Snlil,%lru.'iip

Hyrcanum

SuiJlikf Damietta.

Wfii^pliiu

lajpuMinuiM-u/L

[Mare.
S^n^..

Su,/?fe-Datew.
SmZC/.^p the Turks.
Sai7^MauaiuM%

Sis.

\Sl,ptulint-uu,

Wurtemberg.

Wolga.

"^niu/it-oA^ Volsci.

\i[,//l,n%

}i[iuilrp[iiii

Spitzbprgen.

un-trnint

"Waterloo.

i{u,iuipl,iu

Wallachia.

fb.

Dniester.
laurus.
%n,-pni-phpm% Toorooperan.
^puyfiu/bm-mnihu Trajanopolis.
S'lilriij.k^P

^npnu

QuMi-piiu

^pviuiftfjii,

Trebizond.

%pltnmru Dresden.

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Spir^rO Trier, Treves.
^pniiuiif.ui ^pnjliui Troy;
,

an-b

Candia.
^t-pn%j^ta Chseronea.
^t-pan% Chersonesus.
'^ui%ml,uM

-jf/'>

an.

S^'/.'/!" Tiflis.

^(rtni-kpiiiit

Zurich.

^"-I'te

Canterbury.

Pfo/. Chili.
P//^/.i^/,i

Pai'dagaran.
^iw'/'u Phasis.
^ipuuiitu. Pharsalia.
^l-iuuhij,l,u, Philadelphia.
^f,u,fb Pison.
^l,ii.\,lik, ^l.Ji.l.l,h^ Phcenice.
^inpeumfiaM Florencc.
^yuiuiliuipu/ii

^iipnui^l, Philistine.

Cochin China.

^npkp Oreb.
^npufiguM Corsica.
p^^/,i. Corfu.
ppatpnilpu,

Oracovia.

^pl,uml,uii,J,aM Christiania-

P.-u//

Cuba.
CoArland.

f-ni-piu/iiuilu,

'^nM-paipuiniu%

^n^k'" 4>n^^u PhocsBa; -j^ Phocian.

'^'^t'-tl"" Phrygia.

EoordistaD.

Odessa.
O^u^"/" " Oxford.
Quitraau,

'P"V^^"/'if" California.
T""i?-4-'j-"j ui^uuipi,,
*Pu.yi(-^% Calcedon.
'Bui^iu^oii. kplilip

Chaldea.

Cananea, Canaan.

"Pui^wuiuy Canada,
[tunate Islands.
^uAuipkuUM Ipi^k^ the Canaries, For-

EEEATA

^tpputpai Terrara.
S^^mpin Flanders.
^a-u/tip^npf. Frankfort.
g)a./l</^n^^^ Freyburg, Friburg.

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